Lovell's Canadian Dominion directory for... : containing names of professional and business men, and other inhabitants in the cities,towns and villages, throughout the provinces of..., 1 janvier 1871, Canadian Dominion Directory - Nova Scotia - HALIFAX

[" 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 HALIFAX.250 feet above the level of the sca, by St Gcorge\u2019s Island, in the centre of the harbor, McNab\u2019s Island, York Redoubt, Fort Clarence, Fort Ogilvie the Prince of Wales tower, severn masked batteries on both sides of the harbor, and Martello towers at Mau- ger\u2019s Beach and Sambro Island.The city extends over two miles north and south, and does not exceed three quarters of a mile in width.Some of its streets are exceedingly well built upon, with handsome granite and freestone structures, The Province building, on Granville and Hollis streets, is built of brown freestone, nud is well adapted for legislative purposes.The various provincial offices are situated on the ground oor and the two houses of parliament, committee rooms, and legislative library, vu the second floor.The new post office is also a handsome freestone building ; it was built several years since, but Las not yet been occupied, owing to a dispute between the Dominion and Provincial governments.The Goverment house, Admiralty house, Dalhousie college, Insane asylum, Wellington barracks, hospital, penitentiary, and city market are the remaining public\u201d buildings.The Queen's dockyard, on Upper Water street, is an important establishment ; it contains workshops, warehouses, and stores of various descriptions, besides very commodious buildings for the residence of officers and workmen.Halifax is an important military and naval station, and it und Quebec are the only places in Canada where British troops are now retained.It is the military headquarters of the Dominion of Canada, and the chief naval station for the whole of British North America and the West Indies.It is also the seat of two bishops, the Anglican Bishop of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Halifax, and las twenty-three places of public worship, some of them very handsome structures.There are in the city seven banks, including a suvings bank, scveral gold-mining and other joint stock companies, two news rooms, four public libraries, a public museum, and several other institutions.The Club house and some of the Banking houses are worthy of note for the beauty of their architecture.The head offices of the Nova Scotia railway and the Nova Scotia Electric Telegraph Co.are situated \u2018here.The citizens of Halifax look eagerly forward to the completion of the great Intercolonial railway, which is not only to give them ready access to the chief markets of Canada, but make their city the grand winter terminus of the Dominion.The commerce of Halifax is considerable.In 1869 the exports amounted to $3,169,548, and the imports $7,202,604.Duties collected $972,652.27.The value of assessed property in 1870 was $16,753,872.Distant from St.John, N.B., 189 miles, from Pictou 113 miles, from Rivière du Loup 530 miles, from Montreal 656 miles, from Ottawa 786 miles, from Portland 419 miles.Mail daily.Population in 1749, 1400 ; 1794, 8,961 ; 1818, 11,156; 1827, 14,439 ; 1870, about -30 000.DOMINION 1602 DIRECTOIËY.MISCELLANEOUS INDEX.Lieutenant Qovernor.1645 Executivo Council, .1616 Legislative Council.\u2026.\u2026.1616 Legislutive Assombly.1616 Provincial Secretary\u2019 office 1646 Provincial Tronsuror office.1616 Department of Crown Lanus,.1616 Dominion ofllcers.0 1GAG Bumks.00210 0000020 « 1617 Churehes\u2026.1647 Clubs.1618 Companies.oooh.1618 Corporabion.1.100.sceau 16-49 Courts and Luw ollleers.1650 Edacational .1652 Masonic, 2.cause 1653 Military und Militia.oo 1653 NEWEPAPOTS.Le Lee ee eee + 1634 Bocicbles.ooo ee 165d Abbott rev.John, ch of England, Brenton Abbott Richard.blockmaker, Bentley's wharf, Lower water, h 14G Grafton Abbott Thomas, of Thomson, Abbott & Co., 84 Morris Abraham John, coachman, 41 Birmingham ABSTAINER (THE), weekly, annual subscription $2; P.Monoghan, editor, proprietor and printer, 191 Bar- rington.See Adv Acadia Fire Insurance Co.John H.Harvey, secretary, 9 Prince Acadian hotel, George Nichols, proprietor, 64 Granville Acadian moulding factory, W.L.Dodge & Co., proprietors, Fresh water ACADIAN RECORDER; annual subscription to daily $5; to tri-weekly $2.50; to weekly $2; Blackadar Brothers, editors, proprietors and printers, 703 and 72 Granville Acadian school, Miss Barnaby, principal, Argyle Ackerman Henry, laborer, 27 North Ackhurst George, broker, 101 Spring Garden road Ackhurst William, auctioneer, Collins\u2019 wharf, Lower water, h Victoria road Ackhurst William, jun., bookkeeper, Victoria road Adam John, bookkeeper, 33 Bauer Adamore Louis, grocer, 16 Cogswell, h 20 Creighton Adams Alex, clerk, 24 Birmingham Adams Arthur, carriage builder, 24 Bir- minghara Adams Charles, carpenter, 35 Creighton Adams Edward, clerk, 33 Bauer Adams George, laborer, Cobourg road Adams Henry, of Condon & Aduns, Upper water Adams Henry, cooper, 84 Gottingen Adams James A., bookkeeper, bds al 24 Birmingham Adams James B., sailmaker, 287 Upper water Adams John, clerk, Quinn Adams John, clerk, Russell, Richmond Adams John, grain measurcr, 85 Muit- land Adams John, tavernkeeper, cor Grafton and Blowers Adams Mrs.Annie, midwife, 36 Jacob Adams Mrs.Anne, wid Alexander, 24 Birmingham Adams Mrs.Catherine, wid Jabez, 30 Jacob [PROVINCE g Adams Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas Hollis Adams Mrs.Janet, wid James, LT By ring ton Adams Robert, laborer, 122 Albro Adams William, laborer, 23 Amon Adams William, laborer, 102 Maitlang Adams Willinm, policemnn, 23 West Adams Willimn, tailor, South Adder Simon I8., collector, John Aitne Five Ingurance Co, Alex.W Scolt, agent, 27 Bedford row Aflleck captain James, 16 Gotlinge African Baptist church, rev.Jugy Thomas, 50 Cornwallis African Episcopal methodist chur rev 8.8.Gooseley, Gottingen Agnow Willinm, bowrding house, % Lower water A'ileurn Migs Helen, school teacher, 1) Gottingen A'Mearu Miss M., milliner, 200 and % Gottingen Aikenheau David milkman, Campbel rond, Richmon Ainsley Robt,, livery stables, 17 Blow Aird Augustus, stouecutter, Tower ro Akins Thomas B., advocate, h op school, Brunswick Albion club, 21 Poplar Grove Albro Edward, & Co.hardware a ship chandlers, 197 Lower water Albro Edward, of Albro, Son & Co & Edward Albro & Co., Bowery Albro Jobn E., of Albro, Son & C Victoria road ALBRO, SON & CO., iron and har ware merchants, 245 Hollis Albro Street school, 8.McCully, pri cipal, 110 Albro Aldred John, carriagemalker, 48 Dre: den row ALEXANDER GEORGE, dry good merchant, 103 Granville, h 292 Holl Alexander James, Mumford terrace Alexander James, barrister, 10 Prince Alexander John, wood turner, Mumfon terrace ALEXANDER JOHN G., patter maker, 95 Barrington Alexander Mrs.Ellen, wid Joseph, i Argyle ALEXANDER MRS.MARY, wid Jol: milliner, dress and mantle maker, Barrington | Alexander Neal, machinist, Mumfor terrace Allan James, tavern, Richmond Allan Joseph, laborer, 40 Grafton Allan Stuart, sailor, 452 Upper water ALLEN BROTHERS, wholesale stes confectioners, cordial and syrup mi ufacturers, cor Sackville and Gry ville and 205 Barrington Allen Charles, printer, bds at 110 G¢ tingen , Allon Edmond,machinist, Roome, Rid mond ALLEN GEORGE, bookkeeper, Sow Park Allen James, clerk, bds South Park ALLEN JOHN, fish dealer, Alle wharf, Lower water, h South Park, Allen Mrs, E., wid Edward K., 6 Cun court .{ Allen Mrs.William, bonrding house * Granville ALLEN REV.THOMAS W, R.zh olie, St.Joseplys church, h Russe ; Allen S.J.M., of Allen Brothers Carlton ALLEN'S WHARF, Johu Allen, p\u201d prietor, Lower water DOMINION 1603 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX Ilison Augustus, of J.C.Allison & Co., 1 Morris Nison Augustus, chant, 61 Upper water, commission _mer- h 43 South po, Frederick, secretary Halifax club, 155 Hollis, fy 28 Cartton llison George A clerk, 46 Bedford : 10 Rottenburg poly C., of J.C.Allison & Co, Pleasant i 7 C., & Co., agents Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., and commission merchants, 6! per water .Le Jortathan, of J.C.Allison & Co., 47 Plcasunt Jlison Joseph, painter, Campbell road, Richmond | Lo ison Mrs., wid Edw.164 Gottingen Iison Mrs., wid Joseph, 41 Maynard Jlison Mrs.Mary, wid David.68 Morris ison Thomas.clerk, 55 Albro LMON & DeCHAIR, commission merchants and agents Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Co.of London, England, 257 Hollis.See Ady Imon hon.Matthew B., banker, 2\u20ac Hollis Imon Matthew B., jun., of Almon & DeChair, Bowery, North West arm Imon rev.Foster, ch of England, 121 Lockman Imon William J.\u2026.M.D., 146 Hollis, h Rosebank, Jubilee road lsop Charles, laborer, Lockman n merican consular, M.M.Jackson, 2 South nderson Alexander.Gottingen nderson Alexander, laborer.296 Upper blacksmith, 3 nderson Alexander, of Esson & Co, cor Duke and Barrington nderson Arthur, groceries and liquors, Cornwallis cor Creichiton nderson, Billing & Co., dry goods, 97 Granville Anderson C.& W., grocers and liquor dealers, cor Barrington and Duke nderson C.W., of GC.& W.Anderson.cor Barrington and Duke nderson captain John R., 42 Bauer nderson captain Lewis, 54 Queen nderson George R., of Anderson, Billing & Co., 211 Brunswick nderson George, of Thomas Brockly & Co., Hollis : nderson Gibson, clerk, bds at 159 Bar- rington nderson hon.J.H.senator, Rosemount, Gottingen nderson Jas., butcher, 19 Bedford row nderson James, clerk, 115 Brunswick nderson John, rigger, 182 Upper nderson John, steward, 53 Albro nderson Mrs, Jane, wid Thomas, Seamstress, 80 Maitland nderson Mrs.Mary Aun, wid Richard, 7 Brunswick lane nderson Peter, grocer, West uderson Robert, ballastman, Cunard nderson Robert, cooper, 40 Dresden row nderson T, A.95 Brunswick nderson W.C,, of C.& W.Anderson, cor Barrington and Duke nderson William, carpenter, Agricola Berson William, mason, Bauer néerson William G., 22 Tower voad 58 Lower Andrews Henry, tavern, 16 Prince Andrews John, butcher, 65 Cornwallis Andrews John, sexton, 142 Gottingen Andrews Robert R., insurance agent, 1&3 Hollis, h 34 North Angeley Robert, Blower Angwin Mrs.Christiana, wid Richard, | milliner, 14 Brunswick ANNAND CHARLES, proprietor, pub- | lisher and printer of the Morning | Chronicle, 11 Prince, h 2 Ingles | Annand hon.William, provincial treasurer, &c., 22 Hollis Annand rev.Edward, Presbyterian, 46 | Cogswell Ansell colonel Augustus F., major, 137 Pleasant, b 33 Spring Garden road ! Anson John, chimuey sweep, 78 Argyle : Anson William, mason, 42 Bauer Appleton Henry, machinist, Campbell | road.Richmond | road, Richmond | Archer Thomas, carpenter, 67 Gerrish Archbold Edward P., treasurer Glace Bay Coal Mines, Victoria Archibald hon.A.J.12 Queen Archibald James, carpenter, 147 Park Archibald John, commission merchant,» Victoria road i Archibald Joseph H.harnessmaker, 3 Bedford row | Archibald Prescott P.butcher, 8 Bed- ford row .Archibald Thomas.commission mer-: chant, Victoria road \u2018 Archibald Timothy.mail carrier, 149 Grafton | Arless George, carpenter, 82 Grafton | Armstrong R.F., 14 Queen i Armstrong Rickard F., estate agent, 158 ; Hollis, h 14 Queen i Armstrong Robt., shoemaker, 56 Argyle Arnold John J., tailor.71 Brunswick Arnold Mrs.Clara, wid John, Sarah Arthur James, tinsmith, 112 Gottingen Arthur John, clerk.3 West Arthur John, flour weigher, 11 Garrick | Arthur Ths.W, grocer, 108 Gottingen | Artillery Park.garrisoned by the 3rd | and 4th batteries, 3rd brigade Royal artillery.Sackville i Arts John, carpenter.506 Upper water ® Artz Miss Christian, 126 Lockman | Artz Miss Susan, 126 Lockman : Artz Mrs.Sophie, wid Peter, 12 Artz lane Artz Peter J., carpenter, 122 Lockman Ascension church, ch of England, rev.James Brady, Ferguson's cove i Ash Fred.laborer, 302 Upper water Ashfield George.sausage maker, 192 Grafton Ashman Charles, laborer, cor King and North Ashman Richard, laborer, 31 Almon Ashman Wm, laborer, 20 Bloomfield Ashmore George, clerk, 78 Lockman Ashmore Mrs.Mary E,, wid Samuel, 25.Granville Ashton James, truckman, 7 North Ashton John, laborer, 147 Albermarle Ashton Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 28 Falkland Ashwood Jos., grocer, 69 Lower water Aspinwall Mrs, wid, 51 Grafton Atherton Charles, clerk, 3 Blowers Atherton George L., clerk, 3 Blowers Atherton George R., 3 Blowers Atherton W.'T., Halifax livery stables, Blowers, h 3 Blowers Atkins Wm.T., ship rigger, 99 Grafton Atkinson T.S,, 214 Gottingen Appleton Willium.machinist, Camphell i B Attey Richard, truckmun, Duffus,Richmond Attwill John, mason, Quinpool road Austen Charles, 80 Lockman Austin Mrs.R., confectioner, 112 Argyle Austin Robert, superintendent of streets, 110 Argyle Avery, Brown & Co., druggists, 10 George Avery James F., M.D., of Brown Brothers, & Co., and of Avery, Brown & Co., 26 South Avon house, Thomas Lockhart, 231 Upper water Aylward John, tailor, cor Grafton and Blowers Bacon William, clerk, Starr Baddas Miss Susan A.boarding house, 68 Gottingen : Bagan John, clerk, 36 Geranvlil Bailley Alexander, photographer, 117 Lockman ailley George, shoemaker, 117 Lock- man i Bain Alexander, door and sash factory: 241 Upper water, bdsat Acadian hotel, 64 Granville Bainbridge William, shipwright, King Baisley Francis, boatman, 35 Brenton Baisley John, customs clerk, 104 Got- tingen Basler Richard, fish merchant, 48 Gran- ville Baker \u2014, sailor, 109 Gerrish lane Baker Burdoch.Pleasant Baker David, foreman.37 Gerrish Baker Geurge, stevedore, 138 Argyle Baker John, cab driver, 138 Lockman Baker John, sailor, 8 Blowers Baker Mrs.Maria, wid Edward, 60 Lower water Baker Richard, cabman, 123 Brunswick Baker Robert, tobacconist, 51 Barring- ton ; Baker William, Church ; Baker William, liquor merchant.Steamboat wharf, Lower water Baker William, painter, 74 Duke Baker William, seaman, 123 Barrack Baldwin & Co.crockery and fancy goods, 150 Granville Baldwin John.of Baldwin & Co., Starr Baldwin Randolph, clerk.Starr Ball John, merchant, 2 Pleasant Ball William, merchant, 2 Pleasant Ball William, general storekeeper, 7 Bar- rington Bambrick Robert, carriage trimmer, 51 Dresden row Banfield James, salesman, 44 Queen \"BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, James Goldie, manager, 217 Hollis BANK OF MONTREAL, E.C.Jones, agent, 189 Hollis BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, hon.M.B.Almon, president, W.C.Menzies, cashier, 166 Hollis .Bannister William, steward Halifax Royal Yacht club, h Richmond Baptist church, rev.E.M.Saunders, Granville Baptist church, rev.John E.Goucher, Gottingen BARBER J.H.agent, for Morland, Watson & Co., 233 Hollis, bh Mumford terrace Barber Mrs.Mary, wid captain Robert, 109 Spring Garden road Barker Edmund P., grocer, 5 Duke Barnard Mrs., wid John, 72 City Barnaby Miss, principal Acadian school, Spring gardens .Barnby Lorenzo, clerk, 87 Hollis HALIPA=R.Barnes Henry W., of Nova Scotia Printing Co., Hollis BARNES JAMES, printer and publisher, cor Granville and Sackville, h 52 Hollis Barnham Arthur, clerk, 18 Granville Barnstead Charles, sen, of Charles Barnstead & Sous, 86 Spring Garden road Burnstead Charles G., jun.of Charles Barnstead & Sun, 82 Spring Garden road Barnstead Edward, leather merchant, 6 ity Barnstead James, plasterer, Helen Barnstead John, tinsmith, 39 Grafton Barnstead John H ., of Charles Barnstead & Sons, 82 Spring Garden road Barnstead Charles, & Sons, leather ma- nutacturers, South Ferry wharf, Lower water Burnstead Jeremiah, Upper water Barnstead William, baker, 64 Bucking- am Barratt James, express driver, 118 Al- ro Burratt James, printer, 9 Bishop Barratt John, sailor, Carey's lane, Lock- man arratt William, farmer, Lower water, h Eastern passage Barrett John, painter, 103 Gottingen Barrett William, hairdresser, 14 Upper water Barron Andrew, mason, 43 Maynard Barron George, bookkeeper, 111 Argyle Barron J.S., agent Lake Superior and Mississippi railroad, 153 Hollis Barron James, mason, 116 Albro BARRON J.B, oysters, eating and refreshment saloon, cor Barrington and Sackville Barron Mrs.Jane, wid John, 8 Maynard Barron Thomas, mason, 30 Bauer Barron Walter, tailor, 140 Granville Barron William, general merchant, 47 Upper water, h 99 Park Barry Andrew, 123 Lower water Barry David, coal measurer, 39 Gerrish Barry John L., city assessor, 33 Lock- man Barry Mrs.Catherine, wid Edward, 171 Upper water Barry Richard, laborer, Richmond Barry Thomas J., painter, 27 Dresden row Barry William, shoemaker, 25 Jacob Barss Arthur H., of S.F.Barss & Sons, 76 Birmingham Barss John E., clerk, 76 Birmingham Barss S.F., & Sons, commission merchants, 123 Upper water Barss Simon, of S.F.Barss & Sons, 76 Birmingham Bartlet James, clerk, 14 Morris Bartlett Christopher, tailor, 13 Agricola Bartlett Henry, tinsmith, 27 Starr Barton Hugh, laborer, 38 Cunard Barton Michael, cooper, 8 Granville Barton Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 106 Maitland Basford Thomas, moulder, 15 Pleasant Baghford William H., photographer, 110 Upper water, h 14 Bauer Bateman T.W., locksmith, 53 Sackville Bates Albert, printer, 7 Brunswick lane Bates John, gardener, Tower road Battie Benjamin, mason, Helen Battie John, mason, Helen Bauger William, master mariner, 30 Maynard Baulg, Gibson & Co., general merchants, Steamboat wharf, Lower water shoemaker, 374 DOMINION 1604 DIRECTORY.Bauld John H., commission merchant, 199 Lower water, h 2 Pleasant Bauld W.H., dry goods, 131 Barring- ton, Ii cor Barrington and Blowers Bauld William, of Bauld, Gibson & Co., 2 Pleasant Bauld William, of Bauld, Gibson & Co., resides at Freshwater \u2018Bauld & Reynolds, commission merchants, 199 Lower water Baves Thomas, tailor, 410 Upper water Baxter James, cabinetmaker, 81 Plen- sant Baxter Robert, foremun gas works, 13 Gas lune Baxter Robert, furniture dealer, Prince und 21 Sackville, h 21 Starr Bayard Miss Anna, 18 Morris Bayers Abraham, laborer, 19 Oity Bayers Alexander, of McInnis & Buyers, bds at 139 Grafton Bayers Isaac, mason, 19 City Bayers Rufus, of McDonald & Co, resides in Dartmouth Bayley Alexander, photographer, 117 Lockman Bayley George, 117 Lockman Bayne John, liquor merchant, 14 Duke, h 8 Gottingen Bayne Thomas, of Alexander McLeod & Co., 90 Gottingen Baynes lieut col.G.E,, assistant quarter master general, 137 Pleasant, h 89 Morris Bazant Joseph, cooper, 18 Argyle 18 Beale Oliver, insurance agent, 11 Poplar grove Beale Oswald F., barrack master, 114 Cunard Beales Burton, mason, 28 Falkland Beals Michael, mason, r 35 Gottingen Beamish Charles, 641 Morris Beamish Francis Stephen, advocate, 95 Maitland Beamish Herbert, bookkeeper, 20 Dresden row Beasley Richard, fishmonger, 48 Gran ville Beazwanger William, joiner, Summer Beck James, former, Lower water, h Cole Harbor road Beck John, 179 Lower water Beckwith Robert, 95 Dresden row Beddos Francis, tobacconist and saloon, 55 Granville Beecher James, carpenter, 22 Cornwallis Belcher Joseph S., commission merchant, 137 Upper water, h Spring Garden road Beldon Henry A.tailor,1274 Barrington, bds at 16 Barrington Bell Andrew, clerk, 191 Brunswick Bell Arch, carpenter, Victoria road Bell George, carpenter, Lower water, h Preston Bell George, farmer, Lower water, h Cole Harbor road Bell George, grocer, 43 Kempt road Bell George, M.D., 72 Gottingen Bell Henry, clerk, 191 Brunswick Bell James, tailor, 62 Albermarle Bell John A.chairman Water works, Gottingen BELL JOSEPH, dry goods, manufacturer's agent nnd general commission merchant, 195 Hollis, h 191 Brunswick .Bell Joseph, dentist, 72 Gottingen Bell Mrs.Susan B., wid John, 139 Pleasant Bell Thomas, laborer, Leahy villa Bell W.L., secretary Gus Co., South | [Province 0 Bellows Mrs.Amelia, wid George, ry Brunswick Bennett Arthur, 50 Birmingham Bennett James, fishmonger, 74 Dy, and fish market, h Albermarle Bennet John B., manufacturing joy.eller, 14 Buckingham Bennett John J, manufacturer of 4, rups and cordinls, 542 Water Bennett Mrs, Lydia, wid Joseph, 6 Pop, lar grove Bennett Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph B, 1 Poplar grove Bennett Ralph, of W.& R.Bennett, 15 Victoria J Bennett W.& R., butchers, 40 Pleasan Bennett William, of W.& K.Bennet Victoria Bennett's wharf, Mrs.Joseph Bennet proprictress, Lower water Bent D.A, commission merchant, 11] Brunswick Bent J.A, clerk, bds at Truro hous, Jacob Bent John K., druggist, 124 Granville bds at 27 Salter Bentley William, mast and spar maker, 145 Lower water, h Campbell road Bentley William, shoemaker, St Pat rick lane off Lockman Benwick George, watchmaker, 101 Gottingen ; Bermudian wh«rf, J.T.Wainwright, proprictor, Upper water Berrigan Mrs.M., wid Peter, 17 Grafton Berrigan Nicholas,sailor, Bennett's wharf Lower water Berrigan Ths., laborer, 151 Albermarle Berry John, 182 Upper water Berry Michael, laborer, 10 Birmingham Berry Mrs.M.J., wid George, 60 Almon Berry Wm., saloonkeeper, 69 Barrington Bertram Frederick, pork butcher, 51 Buckingham Bessonet John S., customs clerk, Wellington ; Bezancon Christopher, cooper, % Hurd\u2019s lane Bickers Wm, conchman, 24 Rottenburg Biddle Charles, tobacco manufacturer, 104 Maitland ; Bigby James, commission agent, 15 Granville ; Bigby Jas.I., cabinetmaker, 80 Gerrish Bigby Miss Anne, seamstress, 60 Bat- rington Biggs Frederick, pump and block maker, 23 Albro ; Bilby William, supervisor of cont met sures, 277 Upper water ] Billson Francis, waiter Halifax hotel Hollis 1 Binney Edward, collector of customs, South BINNEY RIGHT REV.HIBBERT, DD, Lord Bishop of Nova Scots, 70 Ho \" Binney Mrs.Caroline, wid Hibbert pos N., 81 Hollis Binney 8.N.Hollis Bird Daniel, dry goods, 143 Lower watt Bird Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas, # Gray's lane x Bird Mrs.Marguret, wid Edward, 452 Upper water Bird homes H., watchmaker, 36 Fa Birmingham Thomas conductor Scotin railway, 20 Cornwallis Marble BISHOP & EVANS, Hulifux pres works, cor Barrington and ?See adv in Nova Seotin Directe ish Bishop George, shoemaker, 88, Ser Bishop John, fishermau, 6 Gores am Bishop John, fisherman, Nouth | Bishop John, shoemaker, 91 AYBY DOMINION 1605 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.i John, shoemaker, 18 Creighton ish Theophilus, plasterer, George ishop William, carpenter, 60 Grafton Bishop William, laborer, 37 Maynard ishop William, marblecutter, indsor William, of Bishop & Evans, 137 Albermarle i igs Mary, 558 Upper water foot Pere, Co, A aware merchants, 51 und 53 Up ser water lack captain Wilson, brigade major, 137 Pleasant, h 62 Morris Jack Charles 11.M., of Black Brothers & Co, 59 Brunswick lane 2.LACK GEORGE P., commission merchant and agent GTR.Dominion wharf, Lower water, h 57] ollis Jack J F., M.D., 41 Granville lack James, shoemaker, 169 Lower water ; Inck Martin P., Belvue house, Gottingen lack R.S., M.D., 41 Granville lack Samuel 1, cashier Halifax Banking Co, Church .lack William, clerk, 12 Starr Black William L., of Black Brothers & Co., 111 Lockman BLACKADAR BROTHERS, printers and publishers Acadian Recorder, 703 and 72 Granville Blackadar C.C., of Blackadar Brothers, ! 3 Brunswick court j Blackadar Charles, of Muir & Blackadar, | 37 Buckingham Blackader H.D., student at law, 131 Brunswick BLACKADAR H.W.of Blackadar Brothers, Quecn\u2019s printer, 20 Albro Blackadar Mrs.Sophia, wid Hugh, 153 Brunswick Blackburn Edward, sailor, 18 Argyle Blackhall George, carpenter, 99 Argyle Blaiklock George F., president Komas Quoit club; h Jubilee road Blakeny Chambers, carpenter, Oxford roa Blakney Chambers, carpenter, Oxford BLACKWOOD DAVID, of Blackwood & Sutherland, 87 Dresden row BLACKWOOD & SUTHERLAND, hardware, Duke cor Hollis Blaberty John, wharf builder, 6 Brunswick lane Blaiklock George F., builder, 116 Lower water, h Jubilee road Blair Alexander, carpenter, 21 Cunard Blanchard \u2014, clerk, 123 Spring Garden roa Blanchard Edward S., wood inspector Nova Scotia railway, resides in Truro Bouchard Hiram, of McCully & Blanchard, 76 Birmingham Blanchard W., clerk, 18 Granville Blanchette John, laborer, Richmond Bland John B., director Bank of British North America, Inglis Bland Launcelot, drill instructor, 109 B Spring Garden road ledcherd Benjamin, seaman, 516 Upper Water High Asa B,, grocer, 17 Buckingham pur Emerson, clerk, 108 Argyle igh Harris + of McDonald & Bligh, we Buckingham igh Howard, clerk, 108 Argyle Bi Seorge, farmer, Lemerchant SA.A, boots and shoes, 146 Gran- Blundell John A., groceries and liquors, 492 Upper water Blyth William, grain measurer, 39 Hurds ane Blythe William, clerk, bds at 92 Hollis Book Andrew B., clerk, 129 Lockman Boak Edward, clerk Nova Scotia railway, 32 Albro Boak Robert, jun., West India and commission merchant, West India warf, Lower water, n 36 Morris Boak Robert B., bookkeeper, bds at 36 Morris Boak Robert, sen, customs department, 82 Lockman Boak William, commission merchant Boak's wharf, Lower water, h Victoria road Boak\u2019s wharf, Robert Boak, jun, proprietor, Lower water Boan John, butcher, 110 Maitland Board of School Commissioners, J.R.Willis, secretary, 48 George Boener David, leather cutter, 25 Gerrish Bogg Mrs.Mary, nurse, 32 Almon BOGGS THOMAS, & CO., importers of British and foreign hardware, cutlery, iron, steel, paints, oils, nails, glass, putty, &c., 219 Hollis Boggs Thomas, of T.Boggs & Co, South Bolan Miss Ellen, dry goods, 1 Argyle, resides in Dartmouth Boleman Morrice, laborer, Young, Richmond Boleman Morris, shoemaker, Young Boler Morris, truckman, 121 Lower water Bollard Charles, carpenter, 60 Dresden row Bolman Edward, clerk, 2 Queen Bolman John, clerk, 2 Qeeen Bolton George W., engraver, 197 Hollis, h 25 Starr Bolton Mrs.E.G., wid Christopher, 14 Albro BOLTON THOMAS, commission merchant, 78 Bedford row, h 48 Pleasant Bonan John, laborer, 24 Morris Bond Burkley, hardware, Ingles Bond Thomas H., hardware.cor Duke and water, b 8 Poplar grove Bonyman James, saloon, 131 Albermarle Booth Thomas, tailor, 410 Upper water Bordon George, clerk.58 Lockman Boreham Eugene, clerk, 16 Falkland Boreham Samuel H.secretary of Water Works, 106 Argyle, h 4 Lockman Boreham William Robert, cabinetmaker, 74 Lockman Bossom Frederick, grocer, 140 Grafton, h 7 Bauer Bost James, blacksmith, 95 North Boston Steam Packet Co.,James S.Phe- lan, agent, Esson's wharf, Lower water Bosty William, shoemaker, 152 Grafton Bourdillault Joseph, stonecutter, 105 Barrington Bourdillault Mrs, & Co, furriers, 105 Barrington Bourdillault Mrs.Eliza, of Mrs.Bourdil- lault & Co, 105 Barrington Bourne Edward, merchant, 58 Lockman Bouthillier Angus, carpenter, off Windsor Bouthillier David, laborer, 141 Gottin- gen Bouthillier Esron, merchant, Upper ville, h 20 Starr Bliss hon Willi ; : : lam B.court, 36 Tom , judgo Superior B ache James, brakeman, Campbell water Bouthillier Frederick, engineer, 76 Got- tingen Bouthillier George, laborer, Summer Bouthillier Henry, laborer, head South Bouthillier Jacob, carpenter, off Windsor Bouthillier James, laborer, r 34 Cunard Bouthillier John, laborer, Lemerchant Bouthillier Iram, storekeeper, 29 Falk- and Bouthillier Paulus, shoemaker, 80 Got- tingen Bouthillier Samuel, carpenter, off Windsor Bouthillier Wm., laborer, 144 Gottingen Bouthillier Zacharias, blacksmith Bowden James, printer, 29 Cit Bowen James, machinist, 42 Pleasant Bowen John, carpenter, 67 Pleasant Bowen John, butcher, 106 Maitland Bowen William, engine driver, Campbell road, Richmond Bowers Edmund, laborer, 21 Barrack Bowers George, driver, 58° Albermarle Bowers Mrs.Ann, wid Andrew, butcher, 103 Spring Garden road Bowers Stephen, fishmonger, Market wharf, Lower water Bowes Jas, & Son, printer, Bedford row Bowie John, harnessmaker, 174 Brunswick Bowie Wm, laborer, 24 Dresden row Bowler Mrs.Catherine, wid Maurice, grocery, 48 Albro Bowler Patrick, laborer, Hurd\u2019s lane Bowler William, laborer, 27 Lower water Bowner\u2014, laborer, 6 Salter Bowser Henry, laborer, 3 Lower water Bowser Jaceh, carpenter, 141 Lockman Boyce James, laborer, 17 Queen Boyce Joseph, waiter Halifax hotel, Hollis Boyd Daniel, liquor dealer, 34 Grafton, h 43 Cornwallis BOYD DONALD, liquor merchant, 200 Lower water Boyd John, carpenter, Young Boyd John, engine driver, Richmond Boyd Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas, 12 South Hollis Boyd Peter, laborer, 44 Albro Boyle Andrew, tinsmith, 104 Lower Water Boyle Henry, trader, 8 City Bogley Richard, laborer, 398 Upper Cater Boyus Adam, truckman, Oxford Boyus James A., truckman, Oxford, off Quinpool Brackett Andrew, hair dresser, Upper water Brackett Henry, laborer, 111 Albermarle Brackett Mrs.Ann, wid Andrew, 173 Albermarle Brackett Thomas, grocer, 142 Grafton Bradshaw Richard, Upper Water Brady Arthur, grocer, 67 Grafton Brady rev.James, Ascension church, ch of England, North West arm Braine Robert T., People\u2019s bank, Victoria road Braine Thomas, commission merchant, h Victoria road Brander John, cabinetmaker, 163 Bar- rington Brander Robert, cabinetmaker, 27 Sack- ville Brander William, cabinetmaker, Russell Brander William G., carbuilder, Russell Branney Hugh, boatman, 61 Grafton Brannon captain John, 6 Brunswick court Brehm Mrs.Sarah, wid B.C., 3 Mait- land fishmonger and shoemaker, 518 HALIFAX.DOMINION 1606 DIRECTORY.[Proving 9 Brehm Robert A., soap chandler and soda manufacturer, cor Bedford row and Prince and 4 Maitland, h Robie Bremner & Hart, West India and commission merchants, Bremner's wharf, late Brown\u2019s, Lower water .Bremner James, merchant, 31 South Park Bremner John, truckman, 72 Creighton Bremner Joseph, shoemalcer, 74 Creighton Bremner Gerrish Bremner Philip, cooper, 79; Lockman Bremner Robert, cooper, 37 North Brenell John, cook, 33 Hollis BRENNAN & CO, hats, caps, bools and shoes, 39 Granville Brennan Abner N., of Brennan & Co, 15 North Brennan John, cooper, 42 Grafton Brennan Mrs.Catherine, wid Martin, 184 Grafton Brennan Mrs.Thomas, school teacher, 62 Maynard ; Brennan Nicholas, laborer,36 Gottingen Brennan Oliver, laborer, 32 Birmingham Brennan Patrick, laborer, 20 Alber- marle Brennan Thomas, laborer, Carey's lane, Lockman Brennan Thomas, mason, 62 Maynard Brennan William C., of Brennan & Co., 15 North Brennan William N., of Brennan & Co., 15 Starr Brent Mrs.H., wid Samuel, 17 West Brenton Robert, builder, Inglis Breslow James, grocer and liquors, 37 Upper water Breslow Patrick, storeman, 255 Upper water Bresslan Mrs.Mary, wid William, 72 Cunard Bresnan John, shoemaker, bds at 83 Argyle Brett Patrick, tailor, 128 Brunswick Briand Alfred, dry goods merchant, 91 Upper Water, h 12 Maynard Mrs.Elizabeth, nurse, 71 Brien Edward, seaman, 147 Upper Water Brien Mrs.Mary, wid Isaac, 93 Creighton Bright William, laborer, 32 Almon Brimmer Benjamin, shoemaker, 8 John Brims Alexander, brewer, 5 Blowers Brine William jo deputy provincial treasurer, George Brint James, laborer, South Brinton John, laborer, 280 Upper water BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE CO., M.H.Richey, agent, 112 Hollis BRITISH AMERICAN BOOK AND TRACT DEPOSITORY, rev A.McBean, secretary, 66 Granville BRITISH COLONIST, annual subscription to tri-weekly $2.50, to weekly $1.50; A.Grant, editor and proprietor, 33 and 35 Bedford row British Templars, W.A.Porter, grand chief templar, resides in Lockhart- ville Biittan Aulay, sea captain, 7 Bedford row Brittan Sewell W., proprietor Bedford house, 7 Bedford row BROADHURST JAMES, liquor merchant, 132 Gottingen Brockly Alfred W., of Thomas Brockly & Co, 12 Tower road Brockly Thomas, & Co., pianoforte manufacturers, cor Duke and Bar- rington, h Tower road Brockly Thomas, of Thomus Brockly & Co., 12 Tower road Brodie Chs., cnrpenter, 153 Lockman Brodie Neil, boots und shoes, 68 Argyle Brodrick James, storekeeper, 32 Dresden row Brodrick Thomas, laborer, Proctor's lane Brodrick Ths., laborer, 16 Birmingham Brofer Patrick, shoemaker, 197 Alber- marie Bromhead capinin E.R,, 84th foot, 75 Birmingham Brookfield Jolm, builder, 61 Spring Garden road Brooks James, grocery and provisions, cor Bayard and West Brown Anthony, laborer, bds at 23 Spring Garden road BROWN BROTHERS, & Co., druggists, 5 Ordinance sq \u201c| Brown Charles, clerk, 4 Cunard court Brown Charles, commercial traveller, 11 Dresden lane Brown Charles Edward, of Brown Brothers, & Co., 50 Morris Brown Chas., express driver, Roome, Richmond Brown Edward XK, hardware, Upper water, h Brunswick Brown G.N., grocer, 9 Dundonald Brown George, builder, 1 Cunard court Brown George A., mason and builder, 17 Moran Brown H., & Son, watchmakers, 16 Buckingham Brown Henry, cab driver, Barrack Brown Henry, coachman, 41 Barrack Brown Henry, joiner, 32 Grafton Brown Henry, jun., cab owner, 74 Sack- ville Brown Henry, of H.Brown & Son, Cunard court Brown Hugh, carpenter, 45 Maynard Brown Isaac, clerk, South Park Brown James, seaman, 35 Agricola BROWN JOHN M., boots and shoes, 45 Barrington, h Blowers Brown John, carpenter, 25 Granville Brown John, express driver, Richmond Brown John, painter, 53 Dresden row Brown John, shoemaker, 3 Albermarle BROWN JOHN M., mason and builder, 19 Moran Brown Mark, carpenter, 15 Bishop Brown Michael S., jeweller, 108 Gran- ville, h 25 Queen Brown Miss Elizabeth, laundress, 78 George Brown Mrs.Catherine, wid George, 84 Sackville Brown Mrs.Isabella, wid George, 506 Upper water Brown Mrs.John F., dressmaker, 113 Gottingen Brown Mrs, Mary, wid William, South Brown N.M., estate agent, 233 flollis Brown Robert, laborer, bds at Duffus, Richmond Brown Samuel, truckman, Seymour Brown Stephen, market gardencr, Lower water, h Eastern passnge Brown Thomas, carpenter, 46 Maynard Brown Thomas, jeweller, 10 Queen Brown Thomas, laborer, North West arm Brown Thomas A., of Avery, Brown & Co., and of Browu Brothers, & Co, 20 Church Brown William, Campbell road Brown William, carpenter, 42 Creighton Brown Wm.storekeeper, 30 Dresden row Brown William M., real estate agent, Victoria road .Browne llenry, watchmaker, 6 Duke à 2 Cunard court ' Brownly Archibald, laborer, 79 Graf Brownrigg mujor Henry, 841h, 94 Mori Bruce Joseph, gardener, South, Ny, West arm Brunet Louis, cook, Spring Garden roy Brunswick free school for females, Layton, principal Brunswick Street school Brunswick Street Wesleyan methodiy church, rev.J.A.Rogers, bet Mai.land and Cornwallis Brunt Michael, luborer, 41 Maynard Brush Alfred, clerk, 199 Brunswick Brush James, cabinetralker, Baier Brash Jolin, carpenter, 16 Artz lane Brush Peter, clerk, Artzlune Brush Willimu, carpenter, 42 Arty jage Brutton William, blacksmith, 29 Grafton Brymer Mrs.M.A., wid, 119 Brunswick Buchanan Wallace, customs officer, 143 Brunswick Buckenhead William, carpenter, 13 Brunswick Buckley Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, grocery, Market wharf, Lower water Buckley E.M., dry goods, 131 Hollis Buckley John, joiner, South park Buckley John, watchmaker, 162 Lower water BUCKLEY M.A, stationer and music store, 85 Granville, h Victoria road Buckley Wm., messenger, 20 Bishop Bucknill lieut.John T., Royal engineers, 27 South Budd Thomas G., of W.Montgomery & Co., and of W.L.Dodge & Co, % South Buist George, manager Gas Co, ll Gas lane Bulger Michael, laborer, 44 Grafton Bulger Nicholas, moulder, 15 Pleasant Bulger Peter, saddler, 136 Hollis, h Grafton Bulley James A, clerk Nova Scotia railway, Richmond Bullock Charles, barrister at law, 64 Bedford row Bullock rev.William, ch of England, 9 Park Bunter John, 280 Upper Water Bunvey Thomas, carpenter, 36 Dresden row Burbridge Robert, laborer, 145 Grafton Burden James, carpenter, Maynard Burdon John, builder, 10 Creighton Burgess Encrease A, farmer, cor Reilly and Gottingen ; Burgess Wm., carpenter, 105 Gerrish Burgess Willium, plumber, 16 Blowers, L Doyle Burk captain Patrick, 178 Lockman Burk Mrg.Mary, wid Bartholomew, 95 Upper water Burke Charles, cooper and grocer, cor Albermarle und Jacob Burke Charles, truckman, 1 Mumford a¥ Burke James, laborer, 74 Cunard _.» Burke Jumes, truckman, Duffus, Rick mond land Burke Michael, gardener, 39 Falklan Burke Mrs.izabeth, wid David, 14 Lower water Burke Patrick, farmer, 19 Cunard % Burmister Mrs.Eleanor, wid J.Gy Argyle , Burkley Charles, porter, Campbell road; Richmond Burnham Jaunes, Lockman Government fr customs officer, Joy ScortA.] DOMINION 1607 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.M rmingham Thomas, conductor, Corn- À alls om, of Burns & Murray, hds t Waverley house rns James.harnessmaker 37 Albro hrns James, soldier, 296 Upper water ins Michael, boarding house, 94 rovle dE Michael, storeman, 72 Lower water ms Miss Anna, tavern, 25 Alber- arle ns Miss Mary, 126 Lockman rms Miss Rachael, market gardener, Lower water, h Eastern passage @ ns Mrs.Julia, wid Daniel, groceries, 2 Albro ins Mrs.Margaret, wid James, 22 Maynard rns Ms.Mary, runswic fo Mrs Rachel, wid William, charwoman, 52 Dresden row bins & Murray, wholesale dry goods, 210 Hollis ; bins Patrick, laborer, 29 Creighton urns William, sailor, 178 Albermarle wpe Edward L., clerk, 21 Lower water rpe Lewis J., clerk, 21 Lower water rpe Mrs.L., wid R, E., 21 Lower water wrows John, sailmaker, r 55 Alber- marle urrows Miss Kate, boarding house, 93 Hollis urrows Richard, commercial traveller, 124 City urton H.P., druggist, cor George and Granville, h 117 Pleasant URTON JOHN W., Nova Scotia Permanent Building society and Savings fund, 56 Granville, h Green urton Michael, shoemaker, 42 Duke Scotia rail way, Campbell road, Richmond urton Mrs.John, 117 Pleasant Butler Mrs.Isabella, wid John, nurse, 123 Barrack pusby Arthur J., freight clerk Nova Scotia railway, Russell wid Edward, 174 Bushell Robert, hats and caps, 142 Granville, h 46 Creighton Bushenpin Peter, cooper, 113 Albro Buskins John, truckman, 10 Gerrish putler Edward, shipwright, 11 Starr putler Jumes, & Co., merchants, Butler's wharf, Lower water Butler John E, sparmaker, | Water, h 28 Gerrish putler Malcolm, laborer, 101 City Buller Mark, painter, 31 Grafton Butler Miss Mary, 50 Lockman putler Thomas, laborer, 53 Creighton Patler William, shoemaker, 16 Bruns- ick lane \u2019 utler's wharves, James Butler, proprietor, Lower water cs Butler, proprie bu Jol, laborer, 78 Almon fo far in, laborer, Campbell road, Byer Archibald, joiner, h Victoria road byers John, butcher, 91 City abot Elias, 76 Maitland abot Richard, tailor, 53 Argyle abot Mis, § 5 wid John E, Upper 4 Surah North West arm an Michael, laborer, 8 Blowers 1 John, laborer, Hurd\u2019s lane Mn John, lnborer, 6 $ sn Jon, r, 6 Salter Sue ous, grocery and liquors, Cahill John, grocery and liquors, 88 Lower water Cuhill John, truckman, 1 South Hollis Cahill William, printer, 20 Granville Cairns Hamilton & Co., dry goods, 14 Jacob Cairns John, of Cairns & Hamilton, 48 Bauer Calahan Peter, laborer, 225 Alber- marle Calanan B.J., carpenter, Oak Calder David, customs officer, 5 Granville Calder Mrs.Mary, wid, 118 Cornwallis Calderwood Andrew, laborer, r 49 Dresden row Caldwald Mrs.Thomes, 42 Cogswell Caldwell George, grocer, 79 Argyle Caldwell James W., clerk, 71 South Park Caldwell John, butcher.Kempt road Caldwell Samuel, 37 Morris Caldwell Samuel, blacksmith, Caldwell's wharf, Lower water Caldwell Samuel, butcher, 177 Upper water, h 61 Kempt road | Caldwell Samuel R., clerk and proof officer, 71 South Park Caldwell Thomas, merchant, 16 Albro Caldwell's wharf, \u2014 Caldwell, proprietor, Lower water Caldwell William, blacksmith, Lower water, h Jubilee road Caledonia hall, J.A.Ellis, proprietor, 7 Sackville Calkern Mrs.Kate, wid John, 3 Lower water ) Calkin Mrs.Sarah, boarding house, 12 ; Starr Callaghan Hugh, watchman, 22 Prince Callaghan Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, 38 Birmingham Callaghan Neil, laborer, Campbell road Callahan Miss Theresa, fancy goods, &c., cor Prince and Barrington Callahan Murth, policeman, 22 Prince Callan Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, 27 Grafton Callighan John, water Calnen Jeremiah, grocery and liquors, 187 Lower water Caman Charles, clerk, bds at 93 Hollis Caman Joseph, commercial traveller, bds at 93 Hollis Cameron Alexander, Richmond Cameron John, clerk, 19 Dresden row Cameron John, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond sailor, 299 Upper engine driver, Campbell Alexander, machinist, 83 Spring Garden road Campbell Alexander, teamster, 47 Argyle Campbell C.W., soap manufacturer, 17 Gottingen Campbell Daniel, clerk, bds at 34 Grafton Campbell Duncan, secretary Nova Scotia Home Manufacturers society, 83 Spring Garden road Campbell Frank, governor City prison, 22 Pleasant Campbell George, clerk, 83 Spring Garden road Campbell Henry, laborer, 182 Upper water Campbell John, joiner, Kenny, Richmond Campbell John, laborer, 89 Albro Campbell John, laborer, 123 Barrack Campbell John, shoemaker, 212 Graf- ton Campbell John, truckman, 46 Lower water Campbell John B., & Co., merchants and tobacco manufacturers, cor Bedford row and Prince Campbell John B., of J.B.Campbell & Co., 18 Queen Campbell John C., clerk, 92 Morris Campbell Joseph, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Campbell Matthew, joiner, 3 Pleasant Campbell Mrs.Janet, wid John, confectioner, cor Gottingen and Cornwallis Campbell Mrs.Livinia, wid George, dressmaker, 81 Cornwallis Camy bell Murdock, carpenter, 97 North CAMPBELL WILLIAM, clothier, 199 Hollis, bds at Mansion house CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.J.W.Marling, agent, 25 Prince Canada Miss Annie, grocery, 40 Lower water Canadian Land and Mineral Co.S.Crawford, agent, 256 Upper water Cane James, truckman, r 8 Bloomfield Canfield Michael, laborer, 121 Barrack Canfield Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, laundress, 127 Barrac Cann Edmund, machinist, Campbell road, Richmond Cannan Patrick, sailor, Bennett's wharf, Lower water Cantwell John, tailor.bds at 83 Argyle Cantwell Jos., tailor, bds at 83 Argyle Card Mrs.Mary, wid George, 172 Lockman Cardin John, confectioner, 80 Maitland Carew Stephen, dry goods, 57 Brunswick, h 14 Maynard Carey captain Walter, aide-de-camp to lieutenant general, Victoria Carey Charles, salt and grain measurer, 183 Grafton Carey Edward, cooper, 7 North Carey John, laborer, 268 Upper water Carey Lawrence, laborer, 56 Grafton Carey Mrs., wid John, storekeeper, 51 Cunard Carey Patrick.painter, 92 Cornwallis Carey Wm.M,, tailor, 67 Upper water Carey William, Victoria road Carey William, laborer, 73 Maynard Carlton Frederick, eating house, 82 Al- bermarle .CARLTON HOUSE, M.E.Cochran, proprietor, 57 Argyle Carman Mrs.Frances, wid Arthur, 13 Blowers Carmichael Alexander, carpenter, cor Cornwallis and Maynard Carmichael Charles, carpenter, 7 Ger- rish Carmichael David, shoemaker, 33 Got- tingen Carmichael James, carpenter, 7 Garrick Carmin Michael, 42 Spring Garden road Carnell Jahn, carriagemaker, 40 West Carney Michael, of Butler & Co., bdsat Halifax hotel Carr Charles, bread driver, 147 Graf ton Carr Edward, 167 Grafton Carr James, mason, North West arm Carr James, watchmaker, cor Buckingham and Argyle, h 10 Bauer Carr Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 33 Artz lane Carr Patrick, truckman, 118 Alber marle Carr Robert, founder, 43 North Carrey Patrick, painter, 92 Cornwallis Carroll Daniel, grocer and tavern, cor Blowers and Argyle HaLIFAX.] DOMINION 1608 DIRECTORY.D [PROVINCE ÿ Carroll Dennis, shoemaker, 191 Lower water Carroll Edward, shoemaker, 9 Argyle Carroll Henry, laborer, William Carroll John, laborer, 193 Albermarle Carroll Jol, laborer, 2 South Hollis Carroll Michael, 5 Pleasant Carroll Miss Maury, school teacher, 47 Argyle Carroll Mrs.Bridget, wid James, 201 Albermarle Carroll Mrs, Maria, wid Frank, William Carroll Ths., laborer, 226 Albermarie Carson Henry, watchmaker, 2561 Upper water, h 167 Lockman Carson Joseph, laborer, Gerrish Carson William, porter, 72 Maitland Carten Charles J., clerk, Richmond Carten John, freight department Nova Scotia railway, Richmond Carten John, clerk, bds at 23 Barrington Carten Samuel, flour weigher, Upper water Carter Edward, grocer, 26 Brunswick Carter John, dry goods, 9 Gray's lane Carter William, 3 Prince William Cartile Robert, groceries and liquors, Campbell road Cartill Samuel, ballastman, off Quin- pool Carven Thomas, grocer, 78 Albermarle Carver Thomas, butcher, cor Alber- marle and George Casbin John, clerk, bds r 38 Dresden row Casbin William, couchman, r 38 Dresden row Case Alfred, laborer, 35 North Casey Bartholomew, image maker, cor Grafton and Prince Casey Edward, butcher, 2 Cornwallis, h 29 Lockman Casey James, shoemaker, bds at 74 Bar- rington Casey Michael, painter, 122 Grafton Casey Thomas, butcher, 5 Falkland, h 26 Bedford row CASEY WILLIAM, livery stables, 9 Grafton.See Adv Cashen Charles, tailor, 71 Cornwallis Cashen Edmund, laborer, 148 Gottingen Cashen Joseph, Garrick Cashman John, bookkeeper, G6 Cornwallis Cass Thomas, sailor, 58 Albro Cass William, stone mason, 86 Queen Cassin Anthony, laborer, r 38 Dresden row Castle Walter, driver city passenger railway, Campbell road, Richmond Catholic Young Men's club, James Hee- nan, secretary, 1 Grafton Gatlif Mrs., wid William, 20 Creighton Catrill John C., bookkeeper, resides in Dartmouth Cauldwell John, butcher, 16 Jacob Caulfield Joseph, tobacconist, h 14 Dresden row Caulfield Patrick, bailiff, 129 Barrack Cavanagh captain William, army, 28 Agricola Cavanagh Mrs.Rosana, wid Maurice, grocer, 57 Buckingham Cave James, laborer, 18 Gerrish Cavern Patrick, laborer, 5 Salter Cawsey John, mason, 28 Agricola Cayley James, truckman, 24 Almon CECCONI THOMAS, carver and gilder, 144 Hollis Central market, W.Cooper, clerk, 4 Prince William - Chalmers church, Presbyterian, Barring- ton Chalmers Andrew H., fireman, 73 Bar- rington Chamberlain Theophilus, printer, 176 Argyle Chamberlain W.B., clerk, 21 Bayers Chambers Collingwood, Joiner, Campbell road, Richmond Chambers heophilus printer, King Chambers William, firmer, Campbell rond, Richmond Chambers Wm.S.,joiner, Campbell road Chandler James, coachman, Oxford Chaplin Geo., blacksmith, 124 Grafton Chaplin Wm.blacksmith, 79 Argyle Chapplain Mrs., wid William, 126 City Charles George, sailmaker, 284 Upper water Charlton William, laborer, North West arm Chase 11.N., painter, 23 Spring Garden road Chase W.F., of Richards & Chase, 116 Hollis Chase Wellington, photographer, 159 Hollis, bds at Acadian hotel Chatwin Thomas, seaman, 123 Bur rington Chearnley colonel Wm,, 77 Gottingen Checkley John, shoemaker, Young Chetick James, milkman, Wellington Chetwynd John, bookleeper, 75 Sack- ville Chipman Jas.A., merchant, 26 Creighton Chipman Brothers, hardware, Pentagon building, Ordnance sq Chipman Brook, of Chipman Brothers, Victoria road Chipman E.W., & Co., dry goods, 136 Granville Chipman Edward W., of E.W.Chip- man & Co., 46 Pleasant Chipman George L., butcher, People's market, h Bedford basin Chipman James E., of Chipman Brothers, Inglis Chipman James A., of Chipman, Rum- say & Mutch, 63 Up er water Chipman Joseph, clerk, 89 Gottingen Chipman Mrs.Mary, wid judge Jerrold, 24 Spring Garden road Chipman Patrick, laborer, Richmond Chipman, Rumsay, & Mutch, commission merchants, 63 Upper water Chipman William A., bookkeeper, 18 Artz lane Chisholm John, grocer, 57 Lower Water Chisholm John, painter, 34 Grafton Chisholm John, shoemaker, 268 Upper water, h 18 Starr Chisholm John J., of W.& J.Chisholm, 55 Pleasant Chisholm Mrs., wid Peter, 64 Buckingham Chisholm W.J., commission merchant, Bennett's wharf, Lower water, h 656 Pleasant CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, public school, Brother Christian, principal, 6 Grafton Christian Brother, principal Christian Brothers public school, North CHRISTIAN MESSENGER, weekly; annual subscription $2; Stephen Sel- den, editor, proprietor, und printer 59 \u2018Granville Churchill George, saloon, 27 Albermarle Circum \u2014, of Circum & Marshall, Brunswick Cireum & Marshall, dry goods, 2 Gran- ville CITIZEN (THE), annual subscription to tri-weekly $2.50, to weekly, $1.50; E.M.McDonald, M.P., editor, proprietor and printer, 26 Sackville City engine station, No.4, 66 Maitland City Railway Co., Nicholas Gleny, manager and superintendent; W, O'Brien, treasurer, Campbell Youg Richmond City Street school, 102 City City Water works, John A.Bell, chai, man, S, H.Borcham, secretary, 1m Argyle Clancy John, confectioner, Leahy roy Olancey Robert, driver City passenge railway, Campbell rond, ich, Clancy Thomas, laborer, Bentley's whey Lower water Olarck A.W., storekeeper, Nova Seo railway, Richmond, h 3 Mumin terrace Olarck colonel James, 64 Pleasant Clurey Mrs.Justian, wid Jumes, Lowe water, h Bastern passage Clark Alexander, lit ograpler, 8 Alby Clark Charles, 29 Gottingen Clark John, ¢arpenter, 35 Falkland Clark Joseph, carpenter, 35 Falkland Clurk Mrs.wid Geo.F., 196 Gottingen, Clark Mrs, wid Septimus, 5 Pring William Clark Nepean, clerk of peace, bds at Carlton house Clark Peter B., cordial maker, Russell Clark rev.John A, Wesleyan, of Grafton and Blowers, h 3 Brenton Clarke George, clerk, 92 Hollis Clarke H.Y.accountant, bds at Carlto house Clarke Hershawe, clerk, 159 Barringto Clarke James, laborer, 102 Lockman Clarke John, lithographer, bds at % Hollis Clarke John, section master, Nova Seo tia railway Campbell road, Richmond Clarke Joseph A., cordial maker, cu} Barrack and Buckingham Clarke Joseph, schaol teacher, 107 Got tingen Clarke Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William 5.pedlar, Barrack, h 50 Prince Clarke Robert Douglas, jun., auctiones, 15 Bedford row, 11 Bauer Clarke Sholto, clerk, 92 Hollis Clarke Thomas, laborer, 69 Maynard Clarke Thomas, secretary Young Mer Christian association, 120 Grafton Clay Augustus, sailor, 174 Albermar CLAY EDWIN, M.D., Dominion emi gration agent, h 26 Cornwallis Clay sergeant John, 32 Bilby Clay Thomas, bank clerk, South Clayton Mrs.Mary, wid John, clothioff store, 52 Duke Cleary George, clerk, 32 Queen Cleary Malachan, market gardens Lower water, h Eastern passage Cleary Mrs,, wid Charles M,, 32 Quest Clelland George, engine driver, Cap bell road, Richmond Olemen Albert, of Clemen Brothers, | Gottingen CLEMEN BROTHERS, tobacconish 171 Barrington Clemen Charles T, H,, thers, 73 Gottingon Clements Albert, joiner, Cam bell rod Clements Henry, conchman, Summer Clerk Arthur, cashier, 3 Mumford & of Clemen Br race i Clork of Peace, Nepean Clark, Con house, Spring Garden road } Cloverdon Mrs.Sarah June, wid Joih 97 Albro Glewson Philip, sailor, Cline George, printer, Oline John, clerk, 114 Dute round Oline William, farmer, Leahy road 33 George n 4 Gray's el Villa iNovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1609 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX, fi iug Thos., sailor, 299 Upper water i James, laborer, 21 Blower Clouse A.J., carver, 35 Granville, h 24 Bauer .Clouse John, carver, Agricola Cluett George, stevedore, 77 Pleasant {Coakley Timothy J., tailor, 198 Grafton \u2018Coblents Mrs.Amelia, wid Michael, 52 ] le ney William, fishmonger, Bennett's i wharf, Lower water Cock Archibald, laborer, Stephen's wharf, Lower water Cochran Arthur, hookkeeper, hds at 18 nville Codbenn B.W., post office clerk, 57 Argyle .Cochran Chs., boilermaker, 7 Pleasant Cochran Charles I.clerk, 57 Argyle Cochran F.J., clerk, 57 Argyle Cochran Fitzgerald, attorney, 118 Hol- { lis, h South ; {Cochran James, merchant, h Robie cor Jubilee road Cochran James, of James Cochran & Son, 39 Upper water \u2018Oochran James, & Son, merchants, 39 Upper water Cochran James, of Young, Hart & Co., Salter .; Cochran John, grocery and liquors, 148 : Lower water COCHRAN M.E.house, 57 Argyle Cochran Michael, of James Cochran & + Son, 39 Upper water : Cochran Mrs., wid James, laundress, 26 Almon jCochran Pat., laborer, 167 Albermarle Cochran William F., clerk, 57 Argyle Cochrane rev.James, 1 Poplar Grove Coddy Patrick, coachman, West Cody captain Thomas, 19 Lockman Cody Edward, 40 Buckingham Cody Michael, laborer, West Cody Michael, tailor, 37 and 39 Mait- an Coffin captain John, 148 Lower water Coffin captain Peter, 36 North Coffin John, tavern, 93 Barrack offin Matthew, teamster, 30 Dresden row Cogswell Alfred C.of Cogswell & MeKuy, 21 Queen 1 & McKay, dentists, 111 Hollis Cogswell Miss Elizabeth, 31 Argyle Cogswell Miss Fanny, T Brenton Cogswell Miss I, Jubllee road Cogswell Norman, ruler, 18 Cogswell Robert H.watchmaker, errish Colan James, servant, 77 Pleasant Colby William, laborer, 127 Grafton Cole Alfred, porter, 33 George Colchester house, P.P.Archibald, Proprietor, 8 Bedford row oem Daniel, waiter, 46 Barrington Gym Bard, of Coleman & Sous, uth oleman Edward L, merchant, 21 South > leman Jessie, mason, 63 Albro oun John, saloon, 121 Albermarle lean Patrick, printer, 52 Gottingen 0 an Latrick, tailor, 86 Grafton : ephen ilor, 21 P ' Toye eben, sailor, 21 Poplar Colem an PI \"ur \"of dleman Wop QE dener, off 1 Queen oleman WW.3 87 Spring Garden road 129 Ce «J jun, hatter and farrier, oles Denville, h 43 Queen S Vaniel, painter, 27 Bauer COLFORD BROTHERS, cigars and tobaceos, wholesale and retail, 78 Granville Colford E.M,, Rottenburg Colford Joseph B., of Colford Brothers, 14 Dresden row Colford Philip, 20 Queen Collier John, coachman, Wellington Collier Mrs.M., wid R., 62 Lower water Collin Joseph, surgeon, 87 Park Collins Corneliug, green grocer, 97 Albermarle Collins Enos, capitalist, 57 Upper water, h Tower road Collins John, pedlar, 40 Dresden row Collins Matthew, letter carrier, 31 Got- tingen Collins Mrs.M, wid W., 7 Barrack Collins Mrs, Phæbe, wid John, 400 Upper water Collins Mrs., wid John, Blue Bell farm, Windsor road Collins Robert, M.D.staff assistant surgeon, bds at Halifux hotel Collins Ths., blacksmith, 35 Agricola Collins wharf, J.& R.B.Seeton, proprietor, Collin\u2019s wharf, Lower water Collurton Andrew, liquor dealer, Quin- pool road Colman William, 178 Grafton of Colford Brothers, 4 i | Colonial market, Grafton proprietor Carlton ! COLONIAL HOTEL, J.Creelman, proprietor, 188 Argyle COLONIAL HOUSE, James Wallace, proprietor, 62 Granville COLONIAL MARKET, John Creelman, clerk, 188 Argyle Colp William, blacksmith, Handover, Richmond Combes John, shoemaker, 105 North Comford Thomas, rigger, Brenton Commercial college, J.C.P.Frazee, principal, 183 Hollis Commercial wharf, William Lawson, proprietor, Upper water Commissary barracks, 41 Bedford row Commissary stores, Cogswell Commissary stores, Main Guard, Lower water COMPAIN SERAPHIN, Compain\u2019s hotel, 91 Hollis COMPAIN'S HOTEL, European style, 89 and 91 Hollis COMPTON & CO.proprietors and printers of the Evening Express, 30 Bedford row COMPTON JOHN T., of Compton & Co., editor Evening Express, 30 Bed- ford row, bds at Halifax hotel COMPTON WILLIAM, of Compton & Co., printer of the Evening Express, 30 Bedford row, h 43 Hollis Condon & Adams, sailmakers, Commercial wharf, Upper water Condon Thomas, truckman, 120 Alber- marle Condon William, of Condon & Adams, 19 Gottingen Conley Martin, laborer, 197 Albermarle Coulon Bernard, of Conlon Brothers, 34 Granville Conlon Brothers, livery stables, 34 Granville Conlon Joseph, of Conlon Brothers, 14 Cornwallis Conlon Peter, of Conlon Brothers, 34 Granville ) Coulon Thomas, constable, 10 Argyle Conlon William, of Conlon Brothers, 34 Granville Connell Jawes, storeman, Campbell road, Richmond 105 proprietor Connell John, laborer, 154 Brunswick Connell Thomas, laborer, 74 Creighton Conners John H., liquor dealer, 18 Cornwallis Conners Mrs.Bridget, wid A.,179 Grafton Conners Mrs, Margaret, wid Thomas, 7 Lower water Conners Thomas, pilot, 28 Lower water Connolly Anthony, blacksmith, 24 Maynard .Connolly Cornelius, cooper, 206 Grafton Connolly James, cooper, 206 Grafton Connolly James, laborer, 1 West Connolly John, cooper, 50 Lower water Connolly John, truckman, North West arm Connolly & Kelly, booksellers, 36 George Connolly Martin,trader, 197 Albermarle Connolly Morris, picture frame store, 206 Grafton Connolly Mrs.Bridget, wid John, 47 Albermarle Connolly Mrs.Mary, wid James, grocery Studley road Connolly Mrs.Mary, wid Luke, grocery, 80 Grafton Connolly Parker, yeoman, r 5 Gottin- gen Connolly P., laborer, 462 Upper water Connolly Thomas, West Connolly Thomas, storekeeper, 58 City, h 206 Grafton Connolly Thomas P., of Connolly & Kelly, 206 Grafton Connolly William, laborer, 60 Grafton Connoly James, laborer, Campbell road Connon Mrs.Catherine, wid Jeremiah, 20 Maitland Connors James; clerk, John Connors James, laborer, 9 Albermarle Connors James, laborer, Campbell road Connors James, laborer, 38 Granville Connors Jer., storeman, 41 Grafton Connors John, laborer, 100 Barrington Connors John, storeman, 72 Lower Water Connors Joseph, cooper, 32 Blowers Connors Michael, clerk, 19 Birmingham Connors Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas, 7 Lower water Connors Pat., grocer, 43 Dresden row CONNORS PATRICK, tobacconist, and fishing tackle manufacturer, 18 Buchanan CONNORS PATRICE, liquor and wine merchant, 7 Salter Connors Patrick, truckman, Seymour Connors Thomas, pilot, 28 Lower Water Connors Thomas, printer, 23 Lockman Connors Thomas, saloon, 209 Albermarle Connors Walter, stevedore, 114 Grafton Connors William, cooper, 24 Grafton Connors William, truckman, 8 Albert Conrad captain Jacob B,, 12 Gray's lane Conrad Jacob B., merchant, 289 Upper water Couran Thomas, clerk money order office, 171 Brunswick Conrad William, machinist, Campbell road, Richmond Conrick John, laborer, Campbell road Richmond Conrod James, carpenter, Leahy villa Conrod Nelson, wharfinger, 1 Queen.Conrod Wm, bookkeeper, 54 Lockman Conroy Henry, truckman, 92 Albro Conroy John, joiner, 92 Lower water, h 35 South Conroy Joseph, painter, 45 Dresden row Conroy Robert, dry goods, 119 Argyle Convent of the Sacred Heart, Madame Major, superioress, Spring Garden road HALIFAX.Conway John, truckman, 60 Cunard Conway Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 157 Barrack Conway Mrs.Susan, wid James, 21 Bayers ; Conway Patrick, baker, 33 and 35 Mait- land Coudey William, cooper, 20 Lockman Cook David, carpenter und butcher, 418 Upper water Couk H.Geo, cabinetmaker, T8 Gorrish Cook Henry, butcher, 36 Barrington Cook John, buokkeeper, Waverly terrace Cook Samuel, tinsmith, r 58 Brunswick Cook Thomas, cooper, 31 Lockman Cook William, umbrella maker, 13 Mait- land .Cooke C.J, fancy goods, 221 Hollis, h Pleasant Cooke J.E., fancy store, 107 Park Coolding James, gardener, 77 Pleasant Coolen Francis, confectioner, 3 Mnm- ford av Coombes Argyle Coombes Joseph, of Coombes & Thompson, Victoria road Coombes & Thompson, barristers at law, 12 Bedford row ; Coombes William, cabinetmaker, 10 City COOMBES WILLIAM, saloon, 62 Barring lon Cooper Jumes, patternmalker, Leahy road Cooper Robert, laborer, 147 Barrack Cooper Thomas, laborer, West Cooper William, clerk, Central market, 4 Prince William | Cooper William J., moulder, Quinpool road Cooper William J, saloonkecper, Quin- pool road Coppin James, clerk, 73 Pleasant Coppin James, laborer, 73 Agricola Copping Samuel carpenter, boarding house, 83 Argyle Coran Jacob, carpenter, 67 Pleasant Corbell Thomas, mariner, r 224 Upper water Corbett Frederick D., of Richardson & Co., h 19 South ; Corbett Frederick D., of Corbett & Richardson, 33 South Corbett J ohn, shoemalker,55 Albermarle Corbett Michael, storekeeper, 117 Argyle Corbett & Richardson, commission merchants, 137 Lower water .Corbin John G., chemist, 11 Spring Garden road Corbin Mrs.William, boarding house, 110 Hollis Corbitt Mrs.Margaret, wid Dennis, v 55 Albermarle Corcoran William, laborer, 56 Grafton Corcum Nelson, laborer, 97 Maitland Cordwell Mrs.Isabella, wid James, boarding house, 98 Argyle Cormack James, bookkeeper, 4 Mumford terrace Cormack John, clerk, 4 Mumford terrace Corneally Martin, sailor, 302 Upper water Corneally Timothy, laborer, 33 Kempt road CORNELIUS JULIUS, jeweller and watchmaker, 107 Granville, h Vieto- ria road Cornelius Robert, jeweller, 81 Granville, h 38 Creighton Cornielle John, laborer, r 34 Cunard Corrigan Samuel, 6 Bishop James, cabinetmaker, 77 DOMINION 1610 DIRECTORY.Corston James I.carpenter, 104 Lock man Cortney James, seaman, 25 Grafton Cose John, baker, 304 Upper water Cosmopolitan house, Thomas A.James, proprietor, 70 Cornwallis Cogsman T.A., salesman, 123 Burring- ton Costin Patrick, liquor dealer, 210 Lower water, 1 83 Birmingham Costley John, registrar, 34 Sguth Cotter Garrett, city marshall, 27 Gran- ville Cotton John, laborer, 225 Albermarle Coughlin James, clerk, 39 Birmingham County registrar, Wm, 1I.Keating, Court house, Spring Garden road County treasurer, W.Tvans, Court house, Spring Garden road Couran Thomas, money order oflice, 171 Brunswick Courrier: , clerk, 3 Barrington Court house, Spring Garden road Courtenay James, sailor, 256 Grafton Cowan John, painter, r 138 Lockman Cowie Arthur, sceretary-treasurer Ko- mas Quoit club, h 44 Argyle \u2018Cowie À.J., M.D,, vf Parker & Cowie, 44 Argyle Cowie Arthur, clerk, 44 Argyle Cox Archibald driver, r 1 Lower water Cox Charles, lnborer, Wellington Cox F.\u20ac., tobacconist, 14 Buckingham Cox Mrs.Helena, wid Frederick, grocery, 2 South Iollis Cox William, collector, 105 Gottingen Cox William, waiter, 38 Granville Coyne John P., laborer, 50 Albermarle Cragg Mus.Elizabeth, wid James, 78 Gottingen Cragg Mrs.Maria F., wid Jom L., 109 Spring Garden road Cragg William, Lower water Craggs Mrs.Lydia, wid James, T4 Prince Craig James, soldier, 26 Bilby Craig Mrs.Mary Aun, wid William, 76 Maynard Craig William, pensioner, 4 Albro Craig William, school teacher, Albro Craigen John, clerk, 24 Cogswell Craigen William, assistant city clerk, bds at 24 Cogswell Crandall David, carpenter, 6 Prince William Crane Chandler, M.D., Spring Garden road, h 25 Salter Crane Morris, truckman, Victoria road Creamer's wharf, Alex.Bain, proprietor, Upper water Crawford James, 20 Agricola Crawford James, grocer, 24 Agricola Crawford James, grocer, 396 Upper water Crawford Mrs.Mary Ann, wid George, boarding house, 159 Barrington Crawford Samuel, agent, Canadian Laud and Mineral Co, 256 Upper water Crawley Daniel, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Crawley William, sailor, 167 Alber- marle Crealman Thomas G., grocer, Agricolw Creamer Daniel, accountant, 22 Cogs- well Crearer Robert, puinter, Summer Crease Bdwurd, of 1lopgood & Crease, 182 Argyle Creed Charles M., proprietor Merchants reading room, and ship broker, 108 Hollis, h 6 Smith customs officer, 32 100 [PROVINCE np Grecd James, luborer, 186 Grafton Creed Samuel, librarian, 31 North =~ Creelman David, butcher, 182 Argyle | 29 Buckinghun Creelman David, butcher, 185 Albe.marle Creelman Junes, truckman, 584 Upper waler CREELMAN JOIIN, proprictor Gol.nial hotel, and clerk Colonial marke 188 Argyle ' Oreelman Thomas G., truckman, 3 Bower Creighen Charles, clerk, 33 Gottingen Creighen John C,, buokkceper, Gottin- gen Creighen Willinm, assistant city clerk 33 Gottingen ' Creighton À.& HE, stationers, cor Holly and Upper water Creighton Augustus, of A.& H.Oreigh- ton, 177 Brunswick Creigliton Chas.A, of J.G.À.Urcigh- ton & Son, Prussian consulate, reside in Dartmouth Creighton Frederic W.chief clerk money order branch post oflice department, 71 Lockman Creighton Herbert, of A.& 11.Creighton, 72 Lockman Creighton Isaac, buicher, Roome, Ricl- mond Creighton J.G.A, of J.G.A.Creighton & Son, 41 Hollis Creighton J.G.A., & Son, commission and West India merchants, 105 Upper water Creighton Jolin, sailor, North West arm Creighton Mrs, E, wid, 35 Sarah Creighton Philip, accountant, 123 Lock- man Creighton Alexander Thomas, book keeper, 160 Gottingen Creighton William H., importer, Collins wharf, Lower water, h 45 Hollis Cribby Alexander, of Drillio & Cribb, Upper water Crichton James W., of Reynolds & Crichton, resides in Dartmouth Crighton Frederick, clerk, 71 Lockmar, Crisp Charles, shoemalcer, 282 Upper water Crisp Mrs.Margaret, wid rev.Thomas, 93 Maitland Crouk Thomas, laborer, 49 Dresden row Crocell John, mason, 33 Buyer Crockett Joseph, clerk, 28 Stur Crockett Mrs, Alexandrina, wid Thomas, laundress, 34 Dresden.row Crockett Thomas, bookkeeper, 18 Lockman Crockett William, clerk, 28 Crockford George, Iuborer, Star 80 Gottin- cn Croke Mrs.Marianne, wid William, dry goods, 9 Granville ; Cronan Daniel, merchant, 97 Upper wader, h 48 Spring Garden road Cronaumn John merehiont, #7 Upper water, h 29 Carlton Cronan Patrick, laborer, Campbell rond, Richmond Cronan\u2019s wharf, Duniel Cronan, Pro\u201d prictor, Upper water Jronan William, clerk, Crook John, furmer, Low Sulmon hole Crook Mrs, Maria, wid Laue, cont ery, +44 Sackville Crook Thomas, boilermake Inne Crooks Bdwuard, sailor, 36 Cross Julm,customs officer, 1 Carlton er water, Ô fection, rd Proctors Artz lane 47 Graftou | DOMINION 1611 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.oseph, soldier, 193 Albermarle TOs ave Ei sailor, 58 Albermarle rosskill Genrge 11, of James Crosskill & Son, 25 Carlton rosskill James, & Son, syrup and cordial makers,cor Barrington and George ROSSKILL JOSEPH C., editor and proprietor Jalifax Evening Reporter and Times, 28 Bedford row, hl Vicia rond posskill Mrs.Sarah, wid James, bourd- ing house, 16 Barrington roucher E., laborer, 10 Agricola .rowe A.C., & Co., grocers, 127 Ger- rish and 119 Argyle rowe A.C., of A.C.Albro LC .rowe Allan H., commission and fish merchant, Lawson's wharf, Lower water, h 35 South Park rowe Benjamin D., of de Chezean & Crowe, Elm bank, Bank Ilead road cor Bim rowe Douglas, grocer, 105 Argyle rowe John, joiner, 3¢ Maitland, h 114 Brunswick rowe J.F., & Co., grocers, 115 Arygle rowe John F., of John F.Crowe & Co., 22 Albro rowe Jonathan, locker, 41 Lockman rowe Jonathan, jun., carpenter, 114 Brunswick rowe Patrick, of A.C.Crowe & Co., Albro rowe Thomas, laborer, 29 Gottingen rowe Thomas, master mariner, Maynard rowe Wm.,marine storekeeper,20 Starr ROWE WILLIAM, wholesale agent Raymond's family sewing machines, 151 Barrington, h 20 Starr.See Ade pal rowell captain John O., 18 Dresden row rowley Charles, carter, 65 Sackville rowley Samuel, laborer, 37 Conrad rowly Patrick, laborer, 121 Barrack rown land department, Samuel P.Fairbanks, commissioner, Provincial buildings, Hollis and Granville roxton Miss Sarah, boarding house, 141 Lower water rump Joseph, painter, Tower road ruse George, shoemaker, 62 Lockman ruse Isaac, tobacco manufacturer, 15 Maynard ruse John, plasterer, 15 Maynard ruse Mrs.wid Jas., grocery, 15 Maynard uddabic George, tailor, Tower road uddy Michael, laborer, 146 Albermarle ullen James, dry goods, 101 Gottingen ullen Matthew, truckman, 34 Young ullen Mrs.Lock, West ullen Mrs.Mary, boarding house, eunetl's whart, Lower water ullen Patrick, laborer, 81 Grafton uieton Andrew, laborer, 64 Grafton Prien.es cooper, Grafton cor alliton Patrick, truckman, 46 Albro ummins Cornelius 1 rer, i 5, ln 1 > borer, (4 Mait ummi wal Crow & Co., 38 us Simon, grocer, 136 Lower or nmin ¢aptain The, Uiming T Brunswick Ummings Mrs.Bri ; Mrs, Bridget, w ames.9 Grafton get, wid James, 90 y R.A, 5 Wallace homas, cabinetmaker, 48 : 2 merchant, 128 Lower » 58 Queen ! \u2019 N icholas, mason, Seymour Sr orrow, agents General ing ho TOFTOW, ag encva 8 Association, 215 Upper water Cunard Mrs.M., wid Edward, 55 Morris Cunard S., & Co., merchants, 215 Upper water Cunard William, of 8.Cunard & Co.vice consul France and consul Austria, Oakland, North West arm Cunnabelle J.S., music teacher, T4 Brunswick Cunningham Arthur I, clerk post office, bds at 68 Hollis Cunningham John, shoemaker, 159 Alhermarle Cunningham Miss Emma, Lovett house, 68 Hollis Cunningham Mrs.Julia, wid Peter, 32 Albro Cunningham, Reid & Co., sugar manufacturers, Granite wharf Cunningham Robert, sugar refiner, 307 Upper water Cunningham Roger, merchant tailor, cor Duke and Lower water, h 2 Duke Cunningham Samuel, clerk, Gottingen Cuppaidge Matthias, civil engineer, r 85 Hollis Curin Alexander, cabinetmaker, 21 Poplar Grove Curley Lewis, barrister, 12 Spring Garden road .Curley Michael, truckman, 24 Pleasant Curran Charles, bookkeeper, bds at 7 Cunard court Curran Thomas, 160 Albermarle Curran William, laborer, 15 Gas lane Curran Maurice storekeeper, 17 Gas lane Curran Mrs.Eleanor, wid Edward, 7 Cunard court Curren A.E., clerk, 17 Poplar Grove Curren Willthm, laborer, 32 Maitland CURRIE GEORGE, sen.,express owner, 8 Cornwallis Currie George, express driver, 474 Upper water, h 8 Cornwallis Currie John, policeman, 21 Cunard Currie Richard, butcher, 18 Spring Garden road, bh 14 Spring Garden road Currin John, teamster, 21 Poplar Grove Curren Benjamin, D.C.L.classical school, 17 Poplar Grove Currul Henry, laborer, 4 William Curry John, policeman, 21 Cunard Curry Robert, clerk, 141 Lower water Curtis captain Arthur, 159 Brunswick Curtis Frederick, carpenter, John Curtis John, laborer, 97 City Curtiss Richard, sailor, 211 Albermarle Curvey Edward, coachman, 115 Mait- land Cushman Edward, carpenter, 149 Park Cutlip Mrs.Mary, wid William, 20 Creighton Cutler Thomas, clerk, bds Brenton Cutlip E.,, of G.& E.Cutlip, 100 Brunswick Cutlip G.& E., painters, 36 Gottingen Cutlip G., of G.& E.Cutlip, 100 Brunswick Dacey John, laborer, r 64 Dresden row Dadey Walter, laborer, 49 Lower water Dakin Charles, clerk, 12 Starr Dakin Mrs.Edward, boarding house, 34 George Dakin R.À, M.D.8 Brunswick lane Daley James, truckman, 1 Kent Dalhousie college, George, Duke, and Barrington DALHOUSIE COLLEGE GAZETTE, monthly, annual subscription 30c¢; Students of Dalhousie college, proprietors ; Witliam McNab, printer.Dallas Miss Martha, dressmaker, 171 Brunswick Dallis Augustus, mariner, 137 Park Dalrymple Robert, driver, 28 Albro Dalton Garrett, roadman, Campbell roa Dalton James, hookkeeper, 24 Agricola Daly Malachy B., of Henry & Daly, 16 Bedford row Dampster James, carpenter and builder, 118 Grafton Daniels Geo., blacksmith, 4 Gerrish Daniels William, mason and boarding house, 23 Spring Garden road Darcy Richard, trader, 102 City Dares Salter, carpenter, 21 Poplar Grove Darey Hector, laborer, 42 Lockman Darey James, carpenter, Campbell road, Richmond Darning Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, grocery, 210 and 212 Upper Water Davey Edward, saloon, Mason hall, 1 Barrington Davidson L., sea captain, Dundonald Davidson B.M., fruit dealer, Gasperaux Davidson Ezra, of Reilly & Davidson, 5 Dresden row Davidson George, earthenware, 192 Argyle, h 76 Lockman Davidson James, of R.Davidson & & Co, 18 Granville Davidson J.R., & Co, dry goods, 2 Sackville Davidson John, clerk, 29 Albro Davie John, truckman, 17 Queen Davies Edward G., storekeeper, 52 Spring Garden rood DAVIES JOSEPH, locksmith and bell hanger, 42 Duke Davis Alexander, laborer, 191 Grafton Davis & Co., importers, shipping and commission merchants, Granite wharf Davis Charles, laborer, 124 Brunswick Davis Enoch, packer, bds 116 Hollis Davis George, barber.95; Hollis Davis James, mason, 5 Prince William Davis James, r 81 Albermarle Davis James, waiter, 57 Maitland Davis John C., bds Ingles Davis Matthew, tailor, 80 Creighton Davis Mrs.Anna, wid Charles, Ingles Davis Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, Upper water Davis Mrs.Mary, wid John, Upper water Davis Newton, tinsmith, 71 Sackville Davis Robert, 562 Upper water Davis Stephen, pedlar, West Davis Thomas, barber aud tailor, 288 Upper water Davis Thomas, shoemaker, 21 Gottingen Davis William, mason, 21 Birmingham Davis William, salesman, bds 52 Duke Davis Thomas, shoemaker, 21 Gottingen Davison captain, sailor, 15 Dundonald Davison James, of James Davison & Co., 52 Lockman Davison James, & Co., dry goods, 170 Lower water Davys Edward J., of John Tobin & Co., resides at Brookside Dawson Alexander.laborer, Tower road Dawson Richard, cab driver, 24 Dresden row Day Francis, dry goods, 79 Grafton Day Johu, coachmau, Tower road Day Patrick, storekeeper, 37 Lower water Day Thomas, cooper, 140 Grafton Days William, teuckman, 25 Albro Deaf\u2019 and Dumb institution, J.Scott Hutton, principal ; Mrs.Vinccove,matron, Gottingen Deal Augustus, blacksmith, 11 Cornwallis Deal Augustus, blacksmith, 133 (Jot- Dalring William, bookkeeper, John tingen, b 70 Cunard HALIFAX, Deal Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Cornelius, storekeeper, 192 Brunswick Dean Henry, driver, 89 Albro DEARCY RICHARD, grocer and commercial traveller, City Debaigh William, laborer, r 140 Argyle DeBarres Louis, barrister, 106 Morris DeCaen captain Charles, 32 Brunswick DeChair Dudley R., of Almon & De Chair, bds at Carlton house, 57 Argyle De Chevry Louis, dentist, 17 Spring Garden road Dechezeau & Crowe, tinsmiths, 111 Granville Decker captain William A., 104 Morris Decourcey James, customs clerk, 28 Dresden row Dee David, storeman, 4 James Dee Michael, lnborer, 4 Lower water Dee Patric, laborer, Tower road Decking Morris, trader, 187 Grafton Deer Thomas, express driver, 23 Gray's lane Deforest James, carver and designer, 44 Queen De Francis Richard, storeman, 106 Ger- rish lane De Fretys Charles, painter, South De Fretys Jumes, painter, Wellington Degon Joln, laborer, 38 Cunard Degan Patrick, sailor, 278 Upper Water De Gruchy John, liquor merchant, 217 and 219 Upper water Delaney John, butcher, 39 Gottingen, h 68 Albro Delaney Michael, shoemaker, 112 Ger- rish Delaney Mrs.Honora, wid William, 68 Alpro Delaney Mrs., wid Patrick, grocery, 161 Brunswick Delaney Patrick, carpenter, 74 Grafton Delancey sergeant Peter, 75 Albro Delaney W.C., dentist, 120 Granville Delanty Walter, laborer, 5 Lower water DelaTorre Anthony of Della Torre & Co., 159 Barrington Della Torre & Co, toys and fancy goods, 152 Granville Della Torre Joseph, of Della Torre & Co., resides in London, England Delory Simon, blacksmith, Campbell road, Richmond Deluchrie Dennis, laborer, 26 Lockman Delworth John, steward, 171 Lockman Demarsney Edward, fish dealer, 56 Ar- 1 e Demille James, professor, South Park Dempster James, carpenter, John Dence George, grocery and liquors, Quinpool road DENCE JOHN, grocer, cor Gottinggen and Cornwallis Denife John, dairyman, 40 Dresden row Dennaford George, post office depurt- ment, 10 Créighton Dennett Mrs.Eliza, dressmaker, 5 Dresden row Department of mines and public works, hon.John Robertson, commissioner, Provincial buildings, Hollis and Gran- ville DesBarres hon.W.T judge Supreme court, South Purk Desmond Jolin, farmer, 9 Falkland Desmond Mrs.Jeremiah, 72 City DeWolf Thomas, clerk, 140 Lockman Desmond Patrick, wood sawer, 212 Grafton Desmond Thomas, boots and shoes, 166 Argyle, h Water Devaney Robert, groceries and liguors, cor Almon and Gottingen DOMINION 1612 DIRECTORY.Devanny John, stonccutter, 8 Kempt road Devanny llenry, carpenter, 286 Gottin- gen Devereux William, painter, 534 Upper water Devericl water Devine Jeremiah, gardener, Bloomfield Devine John, carpenter, 68 Albermarle Devine Mrs.Mary, wid Jumes, 99 Argyle Devlin Walter, tinemith, West Dewar Andrew, of Stirling & Dewar, bds at Cambridge house De Wolf Charles F.,of T.A.55.De Wolf & Son, 83 Brunswick De Wolf George I, bookkeeper, Robie De Wolf Edwurd, of T.& BE.De Wolf & Co., Russell DE WOLFE J, M, carringe factory, cor West and Kempt road, -h 27 Moran De Wolf Jumes E., clerk, bds at 159 Bar- rington De Wolf John, laborer, r 140 Argyle De Wolf John B,, of T.& E.De Wolf & Co, Russell DB WOLF JOHN W, of T.& E.De Wolf & Co., 36 Cogswell De Wolf Josephus, clerk, 169 Barrington De Wolf T.& E., & Co., ship brokers, Upper water De Wolf T.A.S,, of T.A.8.De Wolf& Son, Wolfville De Wolf T.A.S., & Son, merchants, Upper water De Wolf Thomas, post office clerk, 142 Lockman De Wolf Thomas L., of T.& E.De Wolf & Co., Waverley .De Wolf Thomas R., customs officer, 55 Brunswick De Wolf's wharf, T.A.S.DeWolf & Son, proprietors, Upper water De Young Joseph, fisherman, Lower water, h Eastern passage Dickson John, cook, 30 Gerrish Dickson major J., city missionary, 35 Agricola Dickson Mrs.John, 62 Buckingham Dickson Mrs.Margaret, wid David, 474 Upper Water , Diggs Mrs.M., wid George, 50 Albro Dillion John, truckman, 18 Letson\u2019s lane Dillon Bartholomew, policeman, 56 Dresden row Dillon Mrs.Bridget, wid John, 26 Grafton Dillon Mrs.Johanna, wid Michael, r 19 Dresden row Dillon Mrs.Mary, wid David, 21 Blowers Dillon Patrick, saloon and grocery, cor Albermarle and Sackville Dimmick Harris, carpenter, 6 Prince William Dimmock William M., contractor, Handover, Richmond Dimock Frederick, salesman, bds at 93 Hollis Dimock George R., insurance agent, 3 Kent Dimock Herbert, carringomaker, 139 Pleasant Dimock James, bookkeeper, 10 Dresden row Dionne Octave, broom maker, Quinpool Dishman William M., hairdresser, 187 Albermarle Ditmars Jumes, clerk, Union bank, bls at Halifux hotel Dixon John, stevedore, 296 winter Dixon Thomas, stevedore, 206 Upper water Patrick, laborer, 267 Upper Upper [PROVINCE 9 Doane H.M., clerk, 14 Falkland Doane Harvey, clerks, 14 Falkland Donnne Arnold, music teacher, 3 Gry ville Doat captain William, 5 Brenton Dobly Henry, sea captain, 123 Log, man Dock yard, Upper water Dockerill Edwar |, French polish, & 42 Brunswick | Dodd Mrs.Margaret, wid James, jy Albermarle | Dodge John A,, architect, 28 Pleasant Dodge Stephen, M.50 Barrington Dodge William L., & Co., proprieio Acudin Moulding factory, l'reshwais Dodge William L.,'of Wim.L.Dodg & Uo., Tower road Dodson Edgur, provision dealer, & Barrington, h 13 Granville Doflield Jobn, 68 Almon Doherty Edward, carpenter, Leahy vil Doherty James, tailor, 103 Jornwallis Doherty Mra, Ellen, wid William, Towe: road i Doherty Richard, joiner, Wellington ; Doherty Timothy, wheelwright, 15 Falk: lund, h 35 Maynard Dolan John, clerk, 120 Grafton Doll Andrew, mariner, 122 Brunswid Dollis Miss Hannah, 135 Park Dominion paymaster, Charles E.Rate ford, Daniel Creamer, accountant, If Prince Donahoe Edward, grocer and liquos 173 Grafton, h 58 Buckingham Donahoe Owen, grocer and Hquors, Yar ket wharf, Lower Water, h 42 Georg Donahoe Redmond, groceries and dy goods, 171 Lower water Donald Jolin, brass founder, 46 Gra] ville Donald Patrick, constable, 25 Bedi row Donaldson George, laborer, 61 Grafto Donaldson James, director Bank d Nova Scotia, 127 Pleasant Donaldson Peter, carter, 8 Bauer Donaldson William accountant, 9 Que Donavau John, tailor, 184 Albermarle Donelly Mrs.Mary Anne, wid Join grocery, 129 Grafton Doney Peter, teamster, 177 Albermart Donley Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, 5 À bermarle i Douuelly Joseph, carpenter, 39 Hut, ane Donnelly Thomas, laborer, Beunetti wharf, Lower Water Donnolly Peter, butcher, water Donoghoe Owen, grocer, 46 George Donohoe Jas., bookseller, 119 Barring!® Donolice Mrs.Ellen, wid Matthew, \u2019 Hollis Donohough Thomas, conl measures Jacob Donoghue Mrs.Ellen, wid Mather storekeeper, 31 Hollis i.Donoghue Mrs.Ellen, wid Micha) saloon, 73 Albermarle | Donovan Jumnes, carpenter, 19 Jacl) | Donovan Jereminl, laborer, 85 Graïid Donovan Joln B., tiusmith and pls ber, Prince : Donovan Marlin, 51 Albro got Donavan Martin, wheelwright, 143 | tingen Donovan Michael, merchant, ton Donovan Michael, lockmuker, William ath Donovan Wu, laborer, 193 Alby Donovan Willinm, truekman, 97 126.Lowe % 22 Crei 6 Prin i ova Scotia] DOMINION 1613 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.sk, 22 Creighton ovan Wm.11, clerk, 22 Creig oody captain James, 64 Creighton oolen Patrick, seaman, 35 Agricola oran captain Edward, No.6 Fire Co, kville ; oran Edmund, plasterer, 16 Letson\u2019s \u20ac .J Edward, proprietor Doran's hotel 15 Sackville ; oran's hotel, 8.Doran, proprietor, 15 ackville Lu Fran John, bookkeeper, 43 Birmingham oran James John, laborer, Leahy road oran Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James, 39 Buckingham ; ; ordon Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, 160 Albermarie ore Miss, 42 orey Henry, organ Mrs.Jane, Salter oman John, gasfitter, 18 South Hol- Cornwallis laborer, r 36 Cunard wid John, grocer, 5 lis , oubley Joseph, stevedore, 7 Gerrish oull captain Henry B., R.A, 35 South oull John, of Doull & Miller, resides North West arm ; oull & Miller, dry goods, cor Hollis and Prince i oull Mrs.Mary, wid Alexander K., 74 Dresden row ow A.G., & Son, cabinetmakers, 19 Barrington ow Alexander G.,jun., of A.G.Dow & Son, 3 Granville ow Alexander, sen.,of A.G.Dow & Son, 3 Granville owney John, blacksmith, Wellington owney Lawrence, clerk, 16 Cornwallis owney Morris, painter, 87 Argyle, resides in Dartmouth owney Peter, trader, Buckingham owney William, tailor, 126 Maitland ownie Charles, shoemaker, 50 Cornwallis owning Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, grocery, 210 Upper water owns Mrs.Mary C., wid Robert, 112 Lockman oyle \u2014, 116 Maitland\u2019 oyle Charles, ,sea captain, cor Lock- man and Cornwallis oyle James C., printer, 77 Cornwallis oyle John, cutter, 93 Creighton oyle John, laborer, 125 Barrack oyle John, tailor, 93 Upper water OYLE LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR CHARLES HASTINGS, K.C.B, K.CMG,, lieutenant.governor of Nova Scotia, and commander in chief of the forces in British North America, 137 Pleasant, h 11 Spring Garden road ole Matthew, shoemaker, 28 Granville oyle Michael, laborer, 25 Maitland he Michael, stonecutter, 95 Creigh- Te Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, ovens hart, Lower water yle Mrs.1 + > A water 8.Klien, wid Joseph, 462 Upper oyle Mrs.wid William, 15 Cul ) \u2018unard rie As.Marvy, wid Denuis, 54 Hollis \"= e Mrs.Mary, wid Jnmes, 13 Bar- mg ton ! oyle Patrick, liquors, 40 Lo , ç , wer water oe Febor, laborer, North West arm ole Tr Mp, bar keeper, 116 Maitland Oper ator grocer and liquors, 29 avis George, car \u20ac SL oy carpenter, 20 Artz L is James, clerts 20 Artz jane we man ohn, of Drillio & Co., 132 Lock- Drillio & Cribby, sailmakers, Hamilton\u2019s wharf, Upper water Drillio\u2019s wharf, J.B.Conrod, proprietor, Upper water Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, Leahy villa Driscoll Dennis, whitewasher, 103 Grafton Driscoll Martin, laborer, 25 Maitland Druhan John, plumber, 73 Grafton Drummond Mrs.Anna, wid Patrick, Russell Dryden Thomas, laborer, 147 Grafton Dryden William, storekeeper, Lockman Drynan John, laborer, 17 Rottenburg Drysdale Charles, clerk, 54 Maitland Drysdale John, laborer, 101 Maynard Drysdale Robert, laborer, 16 Brunswick ane Drysdale Wm, carpenter, 18 Agricola Dubberley Joseph, stevedore, 7 Gray's lane Duckett Edward, 10 Queen Dufficld John, 68 Almon Duffs James, 91 Morris Duffus & Co., dry goods, 143 Granville Duffus James B., of Duffus & Co., resides in Ashbourne, Dutch village Duftus John, of Duffus & Co., Kent Duffus Mrs.Jane, wid John, 48 Pleasant | Duffus William, of Duffus & Co., Blenheim lodge, North West arm Duffy John, fishmonger, cor Prince and Grafton Duffy Edward, cooper, Lockman Duffy Edward, cooper, Roats lane Duffney Elias, laborer, r 58 Brunswick Dugan Charles, laborer, 390 Upper water Dugan Patrick, liquor dealer, 10 Almon Duggan James, auctioneer, 216 Lower water, h 81 Grafton Duggan Mrs.Johanna, wid John, dry goods, 89 Granville, resides at Mount Pleasant Duguay Mrs.C., wid Daniel, 11 Mait- land Dugwell John, copper smith, Campbell road, Richmond Dull John, laborer, opp Trinity church, Jacob Dulhanty Thomas, tavern, 12 Argyle Dumench James, architect, 12 Poplar grove Dumman Thomas, coal measurer, 23 Jacob Dun John, joiner, 34 Albro DUN, WIMAN & CO.Mercantile agency, William Hedley, manager,160 Hollis Dunbar Robert, sailor, 101 Maynard Dunbar William, boots and shoes, 129 Barrington, h 3 Queen Dunbar William, shoe store, h 3 Queen Duncan James, grocery and liquors, 496 Upper water Duncan Miss Jane, 284 Upper Water Duncan Robert, conductor, Campbell road Duncan William, baggagemaster, Campbell road, Richmond Duucan William, laborer, 32 Cunard Duncanson Miss Olive, fancy goods, 189 Grafton Duncombs William, shipwright, 175 Albermarle Dunfield John, truckman, 102 Lower water Dunlap Miss Frances, nurse, 13 Falkland Dunlop T.G., clerk Reporter office, bds at Mansion house Dunn Dennis, saloon, 8 Albermarle Dunn Edward, shoemaker, 76 Prince Dunn John, carpenter, 9 Cunard Dunn John, printer and publisher, 51 Argyle Dunn John, shoemaker, 56 George Dunn Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, 81 King Dunn Mrs.Sarah, wid George, 120 Al- bro Dunn Octavus, broom maker, Quinpool road Dunn Walter, laborer, 62 Sackville Dunne Mrs.Catherine, wid John, 183 Upper water Dunock George R., secretary, 64 Bed- ford row Dunton Eben, hostler, 19 Spring Garden road Dunworth William, farmer, Green market, Lower water, h cor Bay Lake, Eastern passage Dupe George W.,liquor dealer, 89 Upper water, h 61 Brunswick Duport Francis T., liquor merchant, 432 pper water DuPont Misses S.& E., 1 Maynard During Joseph, laborer, O Neil's wharf Durney Thomas,druggist, Upper water, h Robie Duval Robert, 274 Gottingen Dwyer James, clerk, bds at International hotel Dwyer James, laborer, 54 Hollis Dwyer John, tailor, 68 Sackville Dwyer Michael, merchant, 19 Uprer water, h 22 Morris Dwyer Michael, of John Tobin & Co.Hollis Dwyer Miss Margaret, & Sisters, dry goods, 53 Gottingen Dwyer Mortimer, grocer, 67 Cornwallis Dwyer Thomas, saloon, 217 Albermarle Dymond William H., blacksmith, Russell, Riclmond Ead John, groceries and liquors, 236 Upper water Ead I ohn, junk dealer, 234 Upper water EAGAR M.F., chemist and druggist, 149 Hollis, h 12 Annandale Eagar Ars.Maria, wid William, 97 Spring Garden road Eagle Life Insurance Co, À.M.Scott, agent, 27 Bedford row Earkins Joseph, porter, T1 Albermarle Earle John, carpenter, 114 Maitland Early Patrick, coachman, r 50 Dresden row Eastwood Henry, wool manufacturer, Bedford, h 162 Gottingen Eaton Breton H.of Weatherbe & Eaton, resides in Dartmouth Eaton Joseph, butcher, cor - water and Gray's lane Eattie Mrs.Julianne, wid Thomas, 20 Moran Eckersley John, customs officer, Russell Eckley Hirey, jeweller, 76 Cornwallis Eden Francis, shoemaker, 52 Gottingen Eden Mrs.Mary, wid James, 175 Grafton Edgill rev.J.C., ch of England, 97 Park Edward \u2018Thomas, groceries and liquors, 150 Park Edwards James, grocer, 143 Park Edwards James, carpenter, 23 West Edwards John, carpenter, 12 West Edwards John, commissary department, bds at 94 Argyle Edwards John T., mason, 132 Maitland Edwards John T., plasterer, 58 Brunswick Edwards Mrs.wid Thomas, 119 Cornwallis Edwards Tobias, laborer, 1273 Grafton Edwards Thomas, grocery and liquors, 228 and 230 Upper water Elford Thomas, coachman.Bloomfield Upper HALIFAX.Egan E.& W.J., shoemakers, 32 pper water Egan J.& T.J., gunmakers, 32 Upper water ; Egan John, of J.& T.J.Egan, 7 Brenton Egan Mrs.Emma, wid John, 37 Dresden row Egan Peter, nailcutter, North West arm Egan Thomas J, of J.& T.J.Egnn, 13 Rottenburg Egan William, storekeeper, 73 Maitland Egan Willinm J, of E.& W.J.Egan, 7 Brenton Kirven Alfred, carpenter, Agricola Eisner Nicholas, shoemaker, 75 Pleasant Ellinger captain David, 60 Birmingham Elliot Alfred, clerk, resides in Duart- mouth Elliott Francis E., gentlemen's furnishing goods, 26 George ELLIOTT FREEMAN C., gente furnishing gouds, 151 Hollis, resides in Dartmouth Elliott James, truckman, Richmond Elliot Jerry, clerk, resides in Dartmouth Elliott John B., & Co., dry goods, 114 Granville Elliott John B., of John B.Elliott & Co, resides in Dartmouth Elliott rev.J.,Congregationalist, 71 Hollis Elliott Edmond, trunkmaker, 19 Pleasant Elliott Mugh, merchant, 384 Upper water Elliott John, cabdriver, 24 Dresden row Elliott Jolin, liquor dealer, Campbell road, Richmond Elliott Louis, grocer, 43 Brunswick Ellis David, 21 Bauer Ellis James, miller, 105 Barrack Ellis James A, liquor dealer, Caledonian hall, 7 Sackville Ellis John, storekeeper, 32 Bauer Ellis William, baker, 17 Bauer Ellison James, tinsmith, 15 Maynard Ellison Thomas, laborer, 55 Albro Elsdon James, military store department, Sarah Elwood John, tailor, cor Grafton and Blowers : Ellwood Michael, cooper, Lockman Emery James, saloon, 70 Sackville Emily\u2014, laborer, 4 James Enfield Pottery agency, Johnston and Smith, proprietors, 1 Blowers English cemetery, cor Spring Garden road and Pleasant English Mrs.Sarah, wid Joseph, 65 Albro English John, mariner, 177 Grafton English Robert, teacher, 130 Argyle Ennis John, laborer, Bentley's wharf, Lower water Equitable Life Assurance society, R.W.Gale, agent, 148 Hollis Erkert \u2014, clerk, 18 Granville Ervin Alfred F., carpenter, 30 Bauer Ervin Leonard, locksmith, 60 Cornwallis Ervin John, carpenter, 62 Cornwallis Erwin George, laborer, 13 Gottingen Erwin Robert, joiner, 60 Gottingen Esysner \u2014, West Esson & Co., merchants, Central wharf, Lower water Esson George, jun, of Esson & Co, cor Pleasant and Smith Esson George, sen., cor Pleasant and South Esson\u2019s wharf, James S.Phelun, proprietor, Lower watcr Esson William, of Esson & Co.115 Pleasant Estano Joseph, plumber and tingmith 292 Upper water, h 17 Gerrish DOMINION 1614 DIRECTORY.Estano Louis, tinsmith, 188 Upper water, b Huvd's lane Estey Samuel, foreman, 18 Maitland Etter Miss Elizabeth A., 86 Dresden row Etter Peter, expressman, Duffus, Richmond Euris John, butcher, 182 Argyle,h Cornwallis Lustnce Mrs.Hannah, wid Edward, 77 Grafton Eustace Roland, 44 Creighton Evans David, flour weigher and peeper Temperance hall, Sturr, h 10 Poplar rove EVANS E.C,, agent for J, D, Luwlor,! 103 Barrington, h 162 Argyle Evnns James A, of Bishop & livans, Starr Evans Thomas, eating house, 127 Al- bermarle Evans Thomas, laborer, 69 Birmingham Evans Nath,, boilermaker, 67 Grafton Evans William, county treasurer, resides in Bedford Basin Evans William L., merchant, 76 Bedford row, resides in Dartmouth EVENING EXPRESS, tri-weekly, annual subscription $2.50; Compton Co., proprietors and printers, 30 Bedford row Everett Brothers, hatters and furriers, 100 Granville Everett Henry L., of Everett Brothers, 17 Maynard.Everett Thomas E., of Everett Brothers, 36 Creighton Evett Wm., curpenter, 19 Dresden row Ewing John, engineer, 113 Park Eye and Ear dispensary,\u2014 Gordon, M.D., doctor, 146 Argyle Fader George, police constable, Bedford row Fagan John, carpenter, cor Morris and Hollis Fagaun John, pork dealer, 134 Argyle, h 58 Albermarle Fahay Jeremiah, laborer, water Fahay Michael, grocer, 74 Cornwallis Fahey John, cooper, 22 Gray's lane Fahey Patrick, carpenter and farmer, Tort Needham Fahey Patrick, coal measurer, Gray's lane Fahey Thomas, sailor, 92 Grafton Fahie Edward, grocer, cor Lockman and Gerrish Fahie Patricl, liquor dealer, Market wharf, Lowcr water Fahnart John, boot and shoemaker, 98 Lower water Fairbunks Cliarles, civil engineer, 120 Maitland Fairbanks Edwin, clerk crown lands, 53 Birmingham Fairbanks Frederick P., barrister, 143 Hollis, h 82 Dresden row Fairbanks William B., 82 Dresden row Fairheed Stephen, tavern, 580 Upper water Fairy Stephen, liquor merchant, 580 Upper water Falconer D., merchant, resides in Dartmouth Fanning William, master mariner, 42 Starr Fanshawe vice admiral Edward G,, commanding 1.M's North Amerien and West Indies fleet, Upper Water.Admiralty house, Gotlingen ! Farmer George, painter, 8 Bloomfield 25 222 Upper 22 269\" 1lolls, j [Province 0 Farquhar James, of Farquhar & For, 20 Bedford .row | Farquhar Jumes, secretary Nova Sg Bible society, 38 George Farquharson John, & Co, clothes Jp Granville Farquharson John, of J.Farquhar, & Co, 14 Poplar Grove Farrell Charles, mason, 43 Prince Farrell Edward, M.D., 88 Argyle Farrell John, grocer, 202 Upper yay Farrell John, suilor, 62 Grafton Farrell Mrs.Mary, dry goods, 13 Lower water Farrell Mrs.B., wid John, 104 Con, wullis Farrell Mrs.Mary, wid John, grocery Albermarle Farrell Patrick, laborer, T6 Cornwally Farrugia Mrs.Agnes, wid G.A, 8 Dundonald Fay J.B., jun, traveller, bds at Half Lotel Fay John L., cooper, 22 Gray\u2019s Fay Patrick, fishmonger, Mark lane wharf, Lower water IFecuey Martin, carpenter, 17 Rott.burg Fegan James, joiner, Tower road Fegan Willium, mason, 22 Agricola Fellows John, laborer, 126 Grafton I\u2018enerty Lawson E., secretary H.E.(, M.J.A,, 8 Birmingham Fenerty Mrs.Agnes, wid Robert, Birmingham Fenerty Mrs.Sarah, wid James, baker 23 Argyle oii Fenerty Wm.R., moulder, Birmingha Fenner Mrs.Mary Ann, wid David, % Cornwallis Fennerty William, lumberer, Russel] Fenning John, shoemaker, 152 Lore water Fenton Dennis, 157 Barrack Fenton Edward, butcher, 31 Kemp road, h 81 Cornwall .Fenton Edward, grocery, 62 Brunswitl Fenton John, carpenter, 74 Sackvil Ferguson John, enginecr, 124 Maitland Terns Mrs., wid John G., 11 Creighte Terris Francis, blacksmith, Agricols Ferris John, laborer, 74 Prince Ferris John, blacksmith, 46 Birminghts Ferris William, blacksmith, Agricols Ferriss John, blacksmith, 46 Birmiot| ham i Fidler James R.B., rigger, 20 Gerrist Fidler Robert, sailmalker, 85 Brunswif Fidler William, carpenter, Welling Fielden major Oswald B., 87 Morris Fielding Benjamin, clerk, 46 Locks Fielding Campbell, blacksmith, C bell road, Richmond Fielding James, auctioneers clerk, ¥ Cornwallis Fielding Jumes W., new and sect hand furniture, 18 Upper water Fielding William, 109 Cornwallis life Allan, storekeeper, 135 Lockmal FifeW.G., customs officer, 37 Bruns¥i Findlay David, cooper, Upper water [Findlay Morrice, 94 Albro \u2018| Finks Mrs, Ellen, wid James, 88 GP ton | Finlan William, plasterer, LebW lune .des Finlay captain John, 78th Highlan h Tobin , Finlay James, baker, 82 Maitland Finlay Jumes, watchman, 87 Loc Finlay James, grocer, 67 Pleasun Farquhar & Forrest, exchungo brokers, 21 George Finlay William, lumber merchant\u2019 Agricola y { Nova Scoria.] Leteon\u2019s Finlay William, plasterer, he Alexander, tinsmith, fish preserver, 74 Creighton Finley John, boat builder, wharf Finn Charles, water Finn John, Drilliors navy reserve, 434 Upper clerk, 44 Cogswell Finn Lawrence, laborer, 20 Maitland Finn William, {ahorer, 44 Cogswell Finnally James, scaman, 53 Maynard Finnay Martin, carpenter, 17 Rotten- ur, Finnigan Michael, laborer, 8 Alber- arle Fire.Station No.6, Edward Doran, captain, Spring Garden road Fisher & Gibbon, grocers, 33 Argyle Fisher James, of Fisher & Gibbon, 20 rgyle Fine Mrs.Anna, wid William, 287 Upper water ._ Fisher William, blacksmith, 85 Grafton FISHWICK'S EXPRESS, F.W.Fish- wick, proprietor, 253 Hollis FISHWICK F.W., proprietor Fish- wick's express, 253 Hollis, h 564 Cpper water Fitch Mrs.Mary, wid John, Market garden, Lower water, h South East passage Fitcher John, carpenter.94 Brunswick wick Fitzgerald Edmund.laborer, 24 Maynard Fitzgerald James, customs officer.65 Pleasant Fitzgerald John, telegraph repairer, 178 Grafton \u2019 Fitzgerald Maurice, storekeeper, Campbell road, Richmond Fitzgerald Michael, boarding house, Bennett's wharf, Lower water Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, 199 Alber- marle Fitzgerald Mrs.Margaret, wid M, 71 Cornwallis Fitzgerald Mrs.Rebecca, wid Michael, seamstress, 9 Argyle Fitzgerald Richard, cooper, 380 Upper water Fitzhugh Richard, sailor, 191 Alber \u2018marle \u2018 Fitzpatrick Joseph, clerk, 44 Lockman Fitzpatrick Mrs.Ellen, wid Michael, St Patrick lane off Lockman Fitzpatrick Mrs.Margaret, wid Michael, 93 Creighton Plrpntrick William, carter, Campbell oa Fitapatriel Williaw, laborer, 178 Alber- marle : \u2019 Flaherty Morgan, laborer, Jubilee road Flaherty Morgan, sexton St Paul's church, 56 Argyle Flanigan John, laborer, 9 Albert live John, sea captain, 35 Gottingen «Wien Patrick, general store, Campbell po Richmond \u2019 Navan Joseph, newspaper carrier, ing Crawford M., teacher, 36 Albro ming George, diver, 23 Barrack ming Henry, shoemaker, 174 Upper ne ater Plon S James, pilot, 146 Lower water Plone, James W., grocery, 14 Jacob ons ol, laborer, Campbell road, Pons mond mis Peter, grocer, 173 Lower water aies Samuel, laborer, 175 Lower DOMINION 1615 DIRECTORY.Fleming Sandford, engineer, 158 Hollis.h 29 Brunswick Fletcher Adolphus, Upper water Fletcher Charles, Green Fletcher Joseph, joiner, 9 Pleasant Fletcher William, clerk, 50 Cornwallis Fletcher Williams, clerk, bds at 52 Cornwallis Flinn captain John, 91 Lockman Flinn George, clerk, 183 Upper water Flinn James, builder, Quinpool road Flinn James W., liquor dealer, 168 Upper water Flinn John, bookkeeper, bds Brunswick Flinn John, grocer, Richmond Flinn Martin, grocer, 67 Grafton Flinn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Thomas, 154 Brunswick Flinn Thomas, builder, Richmond Flint Elisha, laborer, 50 Albro Flint Joseph, truckman, 72 Albro Flint Thomas, student, 110 Hollis .Flowers Henry, sailmaker, 20 Birming- am Floyd James, baker, 195 Albermarle Fluck George J., hairdresser, 9 and 11 Duke Fluke William, sergeant of police, 117 Grafton Flynn John, builder, 74 Gerrish Flynn Martin laborer, 50 Lower water Flynn Patrick, saloon, 137 Albermarle Flynn Richard, truckman, 76 Gerrish Fogarty Jeremiah, 68 Creighton Fogarty John, lahorer.70 City Foley Edward, gardener, 33 Agricola Foley Edward, teamster, 9 Barrington Foley James, clerk, 8 Dresden row Foley James, laborer, 114 City Foley John, plasterer, 101 Cornwallis Foley John, shoemaker, 300 Upper water Foley John W., acting sergeant, 103 North Foley Michael, laborer, 46 Barrington Foley Morrice, mason, Maynard Foley Mrs.H., wid Patrick, 100 Queen Foley Robert, clerk, bds at 38 Maynard Folly John, policeman, 103 North Fooley Patrick, laborer, Carey's lane, Lockman Foot Jeffrey, ticket clerk Nova Scotia railway, Gottingen, Richmond Foot Thomas, accountant Nova Scotia railway, 139 Lockman, Richmond Foran Miss Maria, 149 Park Forbes Thomas, military staff clerk, 33 Brenton Ford Daniel, laborer, 35 Albro Forde Michael, blacksmith, 299 Upper water Ford Richard F., shoemaker, 158 Upper water Ford William, liquor dealer, 10 Cornwallis Forden Daniel, laborer, 37 Albro Fordham Arthur, leather dealer.148 Upper water Foreman George, rigger, 161 Upper water Foren Mrs.Maria, wid John, 149 Park Forest Miss Agnes, 63 Lower water Forham Thomas, sailmaker, Collins wharf, Lower water, h 99 Lockman Forrest Alexander, jun, of Farquhar & Forrest, 82 Argyle Forrest Alexander, M.D.42 George, h 82 Argyle Forrest captain Francis, 9 Gray's lane Forrest James, theological student, 82 Argyle tobacconist, 30 HALIFAX.Forrest Jobn, weigher of hay, Richmond : Forrest rev.John, Presbyterian, 82 Argyle ; Forrestall Patrick, dry goods, groceries and liquors, 17 Brunswick Forrester John, seaman, 17 Maitland Forrester Thomas, Kays Forrester Thomas M., broker, 108 Bar- rington resides in Richmond Forson Mrs., wid William, 69 City Forsyth Alexander, of Forsyth & Co, Hollis, bds at Halifax hotel Forsyth & Co., chemists, 193 Hollis Forsyth Jas., policeman, 27 Gottingen Forsyth William, grocery and tavern, cor Grafton and Prince Fort George citadel, garrisoned by the 84th foot, off Barrack Fort Massey cemetery, Queen Fortune Jas., cooper, 34 Lower water Fortune Joseph, dry goods, cor Prince, and Granville Foschiero Day, Helen Foster Charles, laborer, Jubilee road Foster Edward V.B., clerk, water, Dartmouth Foster Fletcher, sheep skin dealer, Mc- Daniel's wharf, h 111 Brunswick Foster Henry, dry goods, 34 Albro Foster James (., barrister; 10 Prince Foster John, cab owner, 26 Dresden landscape painter, row Foster John W., merchant, 111 Brunswick Foster Miner, salesman, 108 Argyle FOSTER & MORTON, auctioneers and general commission merchants, 229 Upper water.See Adv Foster S.E., government warehouse keeper, 61 Pleasant Foster William, joiner Foster William F., of Foster & Morton, 111 Brunswick Foulds Albert, gasfitter, Gottingen Fouldz Edmund, clerk, Maynard Foultz James, carpenter, 94 Maitland FOUND HENRY.merchant tailor, 109 Granville, h 107 Cornwallis Found Joseph H., clerk, Windsor house.Jacob Foutcher Mrs.Margaret, wid Ferdinand, 452 Upper water Fowler Daniel H., bookkeeper,112 Lock- man Fowler T.S., agent.116 Hollis Fox Thomas, carpenter.21 Gray's lane Fox William, bricklayer, 42 Dresden row Fox William, carpenter.19 Gray's lane Fozard Miss H.R., 11 Creighton * Frame Mrs.Thomas, millinery store, 96 Barrington Frame Ths., blacksmith, 96 Barrington Frame Thomas, foreman, Lockman Francis Joseph, policeman, 22 Agricola Francis Mrs.Catherine, wid William, 93 Lockman Francklyn Gilbert.North West arm Franclyn George E., clerk, North West srm Franklin Thomas, printer, 295 Upper water Fraser\u2014, of Fraser & Son, 66 Hollis Fraser Alexander.printer, Victoria road Fraser Donald, locker, 5 Gottingen Fraser Donald, chiropidist, 133 Hollis Fraser George, bookkeeper, South Fraser George, machinist, Bell's lane Fraser Herbert, watchman Halifax hotel, Hollis Fraser James.carpenter.44 Hollis HALIFAX, Fraser James, clerk, 17 Granville, h 17 Barringuon Fraser James, pianoforte maker, 28 Queen I'raser James, sca captain, 31 Albro Fraser James A, of W.Fraser & Sons, 28 Queen Fraser John, hardware, Dresden row Fraser John F., of Fraser, Reynolds & Co., Dresden row ; Fraser Johu W., tailor, 98 Barrington Fraser Mrs.Mary, wid James, 273 Upper water Fraser Mrs.Mary, wid John, 70 Lower water Fraser Mrs.Susan, wid Simon, boarding Louse, 14 Poplar Grove Fraser, Paint & Co.commission merchants, 85 Upper Water Fraser, Reynolds & Co., hardware, &c,, 111 Upper water Fraser Robert, of McDougall & Co, 17 South Hollis Fraser R.W., & Co., merchants, Collins whatf, Lower Water ; Fraser Robert W., of R.W.Fraser & Co., 101 Brunswick Fraser Robert, measurer, 13 Gas lane Fraser Robert G., oil merchant, 54 Granville, L 81 Spring Garden road Fraser Thomas J,, of W.Fraser & Son, 66 Hollis TRASER THOMAS R., M.D,, physician and surgeon, 100 Argyle Fraser W., & Son, cabinet and piano makers, 72 Barrington Fraser William, carpenter, 121 Cily Fraser William, laborer, 47 Albermarle Fraser William, sailmaker, bds at 74 Barrington Fraser William S., of W.Fraser & Co, Victoria road Fraser William, farmer, Leahy road Fraser William J., of Fraser, l\u2019aint & Co, resides in Dartmouth Fraser William, of W.Fraser & Son, 1 Wallace Frawley John, boots and shoes, 119 Upper Water, L 22 Brunswick .Frazee J.C.P., principal Commercial college, resides in Dartmouth Freker John, merchant, 35 Pleasant Fredericks Charles, cooper, 13 Artz lane A Frederick Henry, carpenter, Leahy villa Frederick Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, Cit, French captain William, 5 Brunswick French George, manager Ifalifax hotel, 156 Hollis French George, sailor, 80 Maitland French John L., undertaker, 116 Grafton and 169 Albermarle, fi 42 Alber- marle French Joseph, groceries and liguors, 120 Gerrish Frisell James, cooper, 68 Cornwallis Frith Gilbert R., jun., merchant, 109 Upper water, I 17 Spring Garden road Frith Gilbert R, Garden road Frith John I, law student, 117 Spring Garden rond Fry Abraham, coachman, 44 Gerrish Fry Jolm, truckman, 544 Upper wuter Tudge John, Kempt road Fudge William, sailor, 4 Brunswick TULLER H.H, & CO, hardware, 45 Lower water .Fuller Hyson 11, of H, H, Fuller & Co, Forston Fuller James, clerk, 39 Birmingham sen, 117 Spring DOMINION 1016 Fuller James, sailor, 130 Grafton T'ult Thomas, clerk, 147 Lockman Fults George, gasfitter, 104 Cornwallis Fultz William, carpenter, 21 Gotlingen Funchon Wu.Inborer, 82 Brenton Furber James, butcher, 105 Albermarle [urge George, laborer, Kempt rondt [Purge John, jun., laborer, Kempt road Furge John, sen, liboror, Kempt rond Furlong John, laborer, 358 Upper water Furlong William, liquor dealer, 206 Upper water Furs John, laborer, Grafton Furs John, laborer, 26 Albermarie Futcher Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 454 Upper Water Fynn Lawrence, storeman, 20 Mait- land Gabriel Jonathan, laborer, 10 Brunswick court Gahigin Thomas, gardener, Leahy road Gale R.W., insurance agent, 148 Hollis, bds at Halifax hotel Gallaghan Michael, laborer, William Gallagar Danicl, customs officer, 8 Victoria Gallaghar Edward, stevedore, 95 and 97 Lower water Gallagher Daniel, Lockman Gallivan John A, Upper water Gallivan Nicholas, Inborer, 54 Dresden row Galloway Andrew, water Galt John, oil merchant, 27 Hollis Ganderson Mrs, wid William, 81 City Gannon John, messenger, Campbell road, Richmond Garabrant Win, engineer, 18 Pleasant Gardener Matthew, carpenter, 104 Lockman Gardener Mrs.Harriett, wid William, 26 Bauer Gardener Mrs.Sophia, wid Matthew, 104 Lockman Gardner Mrs.Catherine, wid William, 74 Cunard Garnett Thomas, farrier, 39 Artz lane Garnon Mra.Mary, wid Thomas, Duffus, Richmond Garratt Husey, 212 Grafton Garrett Francis, coachman, Wellington Garrison chapel, cor Cogswell and Brunswick Garrison club, W.lluggans, superintendent; licut.IE.4.Manning, secretary ; 47th R., Cogswell Garrison library, Citadel hill Garrison William A,, clerk, 141 Lower water Garven Mrs.Amn, wid Thomas, 46 Dresden row Garvey William, barrister, Hollis Garvie William, barrister, 1560 IIollis, h 3 llollis Gas Co., George Buist, manager; W.L.Bell, secretary, 2 Gas lane Gass Frederick 5, tailor, 16 Ariz lane Gaston John, blacksmith, 26 Bedford row Gastonguay Firmin, grocer, 4 Sack- ville Gauge Mrs.Ann, wid Samuel, Upper water Gaul John, cooper, Power's wharf Gaul John, fishmonger, Bennett's wharf, Lower water, h 27 llollis 1nul William, dry goods, 20 Pleasant Gaul William, groceries nud liquors, b Upper water Gay Mra.Tlizabeth, wid Archibald, 23 Crenville vestry clerk, 38 shoemaker, 271 clerk, 434 Upper DIRECTORY.[ProvINOE op (tcar James, shoemaker, 44 Pleasant Gear Michael, shoemaker, 130 Albg.marle, It Victoria road Genrd James, cabinetmaker, cor Lock man and Cornwallis Geldert John N., farmer, Jubilee rong Gonny Charles, carpenter, 119 Alby Gent George, guaslitter, 35 Jucob,h Blower\u2019s Gentles David, baker, 104 Grafton George Daniel, carpenter, 80 Creightoy George Geo.Alex, carpenter, 34 Alb George Mrs.C., wid Richard, 81 Pl.sant Geoghegan Mrs.Ann, wid Martin, gre- cery, Campbell road Gerreit James, tobacconist, 127 Barrack Gibb James, 91 Creighton Gibbon William, of Fisher & Gibbo bds Albro Gibbons James, painter, 20 Rottenbur Gibbons Jumes, plasterer, opp Trinily chureli, Jacob Gibbous Joli, truckman, 20 Rotten burg Gibbs Mra.Mary C., wid Joln, 50 Upper water Gibson George J., liquor dealer, % Upper water Gibsou James, clerk, 3 Proctor's lane Gibson John, of Bauld, Gibson & Co, Steamboat wharf, h 74 Pleasant Gibson Mrs.Ehuira, wid George, 9 Albro Gibson Richard, artilleryman, 17 Drez den row Giddes Alex, laborer, 79 Albermarle Gilbert George, market clerk, 20 Argyle Gildard George, clerk, lds gt 4 Poplar Grove Gilfuile John, butcher, 117 Albro Gilfoile John, laborer, Upper water Gilfoile Martin, laborer, 134 City Gill Mrs.Caroline, wid William, cor: fectionery, 41 Gottingen Gill Mrs.Catherine, wid Edward, Sun- mer Gill Patrick, laborer, 105 Albormarle Gill William, show cards painter, Sum mer Gillen James, ship carpenter, 12 Bauer Gillis John, blacksmith, 21 Poplar grov Gilmour John, wheelwright, 69 Alber- marle Gilpin Edward, principal Grammar school, 55 Birmingham Gilpin John B., M.D., 25 Barrington Gilpin rev.ldward, ch of England 21 Spring Garden rond Girounrd Charles, ginger beer maker, 18 Bauer Glace Bay Conl mines, E.P.Archbold, treasurer, Victoria road Glnee Bny Mining Co., J.Morren, pres dent, Morren's wharf, Lower water Glacebrook William, fisherman, ! Albert Glagse barracks, Cogswell Gloucester James, laborer, 21 Blowers Glassey John, elork, bdsat 116 othe ; Glasseÿ Willium, mail driver, 55 May nard ; Glazebrook John, fishmonger Ialifax Fish market, h 28 Albermarle @ Gleasson Timothy, storekeeper, Grafion ; 911 r- Gleeson Michael, laborer, 213 Alber marle Glen Miss Portin, 92 Lockman Glen Miss Sarah, grocer, 93 Lockoun Glennon Nicholns, numaget and ol rintendont City railway, Camp roud, Richmond ovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1617 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.Jenville colonel F.R., Royal Ariil- ry, 35 Queen Jon 35 laborer,28 Albermarle *Jossin Michael, carter, 10 Argyle odfrey Patrick, liquor merchant, 147 Upper water ; sodfrey Richard, mariner, Gerrish! odkin Benjamin, merchant tailor, 157 Hollis, h 17 Birmingham oo odkin Charles M., clerk, 17 Birmingham .odwin Miss Mary Ann, grocery, 104 Gottingen .odwin S.James, carpenter, Veith | oghan Mrs.Ann, wid Martin, groceries and liquors, Campbell road, Richmond JOLDIE JAMES, manager Bank of British North America, 217 Hollis, h areen oldsvrell 2 oseph, mason, West .oldsworthy Joseph, mason, Wes oodson George, gardener, 185 Grafton cold James, district paymaster, 104 Junar voley Lawrence, groceries and liquors, 70 Duke ousley rev.Stephen, British Episcopal methodist, cor l'alkland and Got- tingen forbell Juhn, coufectioner, 139 Got- 1 , tingen GORLON ALEXANDER, M.D., physician and surgeon, 176 Lockman (Gordon George, issuer control department, 51 Grafton Gordon If.A, M.D., 67 Hollis Gordon John, M.D., 85 Argyle Gordon James, of Gordon & Keith, 37 outl Park Gordon & Keith, furniture dealers, 41 Barrington Gore Booth licut.artillery, Carlton Gore Miss Ann, 135 Park Gore William, laborer, 137 Park Gorehum Archibald, boots and shoes, 23 uke, 91 North Park \u2019 Gorham Charles, clerk, 23 Maynard Gorham Edward, of Charles Robson & o., Wallace Gorham John W., bookkeeper, 23 May- nar Gorham Richard, 23 Maynard Gorlam Thomas, trader 53 Maynard Gorham William H., 11 Moran Gorman John, laborer, 5 West Gorman Patrick, gate keeper, 55 Prince Gormley Donald, harnessmaker, 26 resd.n row Gormly Mrs.F., wid William, 3 Granville gossip Charles John, M.D., 39 Argyle ip James, bookkceper, 87 Granville ,b 15 Birmingham ! Gossip Mrs.Sarah Ann, wid James, 95 irafton Gossip Willinm, bookseller, 87 Granville, renton Gossy Jol 5, 118 is Gots Willi, prac & pats Goucher rey x ser, 5 Bauer 1 ve ., Baptist, 28 Albro Tod i John B., Baptist, 28 Alb Wate dward, Lower Goudge Goudy oudge Henry, clerk, 35 Lower water Goudge Mrs.\u201cMary, \u2018wid Ldward, 25 Gode Meer x \"à | rs.\u2018 Morris toudge s, clerk.8 ; 2 à Aie tough Richa) arpenter, 35 Brenton Gould pe ard, baker, 53 Gottingen Argyle > Hannah, dressmaker, 54 James, Royal clerk, 25 Frederick, clerk, 25 Lower Any, wid Thomas, 8 Goulding Michael, Upper water Government free school, cor Barrington and Sackville Government house, hon.Edward Kenny administrator, Pleasant Gowans George, carpenter, 33 Albro Grace Martin, laborer, 119 Albro Grace Mrs.Bridget, wid Adam, North West arm Grace Pierce, tailor, 181 Upper water Grace Thomas, laborer, 32 Maitland Graden John, laborer, Campbell road, lichmond Graham Alexander, laboror, 39 Alber- marle Graham Alexander T., moulder, 139 Pleasant GRAHAM CHARLES,& CO., groceries, wines, liquors, &c., 24 Sackville Graham Charles, of Charles Graham & Co., 12 Lower water Graham Frank, clerk, bds at 38 Bedford row Graham George, laborer, 296 Upper water Graham Hugh, machinist, 38 Bedford row Graham J.R., carpenter.34 Cogswell Graham James C., clerk, 95 Cornwallis Graham John, carpenter, 95 Creighton Graham John, carpenter, 15 Cunard Graham Matthew, joiner, Campbell road, Richmond Graham Matthew, laborer, Lockman Grabam Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard, 14 Morris Graham Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Quin- pool road Graham Mrs.Sarah, wid William, 175 Albermarle Grabam Thomas, hairdresser, 227 commissary, 43 ueen Graham Robert, 95 Cornwallis Graham William, jun, saddler, Sackville Graham William, coachman, 57 Sack- ville Graham William St.C., carpenter.95 Cornwallis Grammar schocl, Edward Gilpin, principal, 55 Birmingham GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA, G.P.Black, agent Granger Richard, grocer and liquor dealer, cor Falkland and Creighton Granite wharf, Upper water GRANT ALPINE, editor and proprietor British Colonist, 35 Bedford row, h South Park Grant Alton, clerk, bds at 16 Barring- ton Grant captain James A.Royal engineer, Pleasant Grant Charles, customs officer, Brunswick Charles 47 123 Grant laborer, 44 Lower water Grant Donald, laborer, South, North West arm Grant Donald C., liquor store, 11 Buckingham Grant Duncan, carpenter, 1 Brenton GRANT G.,& CO.painters and glaziers, 29 Salter Grant Geo,, carpenter, 28 Birmingham Grant George, of Grant & Co, 17 Gran- ville Grant James, sailor, Artz lane Grant John, bookkeeper, Mitchell Grant John, butcher, head South Grant John, joiner, Duffus, Richmond Grant John A., farmer, Quinpool road Grant John M., of Parker & Grant, 44 Spring Garden road Grant Miss Jane, milliner, 43 Barring- ton Grant Miss Mary, dressmaker, bds at 24 Granville Grant Mrs., wid captain John, T8 Got- tingen Grant Mrs.Catherine, wid Thomas, laundress, 7 Pleasant Grant Mrs.Martha, wid Jas.P., Russell Grant Peter, carpenter, 13 Birmingham GRANT PETER, & CO.dry goods merchants, 135 Granville Grant Peter, of Peter Grant & Co., bds at Halifax hotel Grant rev.George M., Presbyterian, St Matthew's church, 135 Pleasant Grant Robert, carpenter, 116 Maitland Grant William, blacksmith, North Grant William, cabinetmaker, 4 Mumford terrace Grant William, clerk, 43 Barrington Grantson Mrs.Margaret, wid William, 81 City West arm Granville Mrs.Annie, wid William, grocery, 157 Upper water Grassey Thos., tinsmith, 145 Grafton Graves Charles, driver, 94 Cornwallis Graves Edw, cooper, 138 Lower water Graves Richard, cab driver, 138 Lock- man Graves Ths., cooper, 138 Lower water Graves William, butcher, 182 Argyle, h Fortland Graves William, butcher, 31 Falkland GRAY B.G,, barrister, attorney at law, notary, &c., 54 Bedford row, h Pleasant.See Adv.Gray George G., government department, 5 Moran Gray Henry, laborer, 12 Grafton Gray Jumes, laborer, 63 Lower water Gray J.B., clerk, bds at Halifax hotel Gray Mrs.Janet, wid James, 36 Brunswick Gray Mrs.Sarah, wid James, Quinposl road Gray Richard, laborer, 24 Grafton Gray Robert, dry goods, 91 Granville, h 45 Queen Gray Samuel, Victoria road Gray Samuel H,of W.M.& S.H.Gray, Victoria road Gray William, laborer, Richmond GRAY W.M, & S.H,, barristers.139 Hollis Gray VW.Meyers, of W.M.& S.H.Gray, Quinpool road = Grazebrook TW.laborer, off Jubilee road Greelman John, of Miller & Greelman, Argyle Green Arthur, carpenter, 154 Brums- wick Green Charles, artist, Almon Green Charles, machinist, road, Richmond Green captain Donald, 118 Maitland Green James, grocer, 43 George Green James, laborer, 107 Albermarle Green John, cooper, 37 Lower water Green market, Lower water Green Mrs.Jane, wid William, Barrack Green Mrs.Mary, wid Henry, 209 Alber- marle Greenaway John,tax collector, 23 Moran Greening captain George, 160 Argyle Greening Mrs.captain George, grocery, 160 Argyle Greenwood Edward, city treasurer, 14 Queen Greenwood Herbert, Bayard Greenwood James, clerk, 37 Morris Campbell bookkeeper, 23 HALIFAX, DOMINION 1618 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Greenwood John, grocer, cor Duke and Albermarle Greenwood Robt., baggagemaster, Starr road, Richmond Greer G.M., assistant manager Mercantile agent, bds ut Halifax hotel Gregweyer John, fisherman, Lower water, h Eastern passage Greinger Richard, grocer, cor Falkland and Creighton Grey captain Richard, 14 Morris Grey Charles, moulder, 21 Lockman Grey James, laborer, 61 Lower water Grey John, shoemaker, 488 Upper water Grey Oliver, carpenter, Carey's lane, Lockman Griffin captain James, 34 Artz lane Griffin Edward, engineer, 24 Hurds lane Griffin Edward, milkman, King Griffin James, cooper, 19 Proctor\u2019s lune Griffin Joseph, advocate, 93 Cornwallis Griffin Martin J., barrister at law, 24 Be- ford row, h 93 Cornwallis Griffin Michael, of Heuley & Griffin, Gottingen Gritlin Michael, scavenger, r 97 Barrack Griffin Mrs.Bridget, wid James, 178 Albermarle Griffin Mrs.Ellen, wid Michael, 5 Lower water Griffin Mrs.Mary, wid Wm., 184 Grafton Griffin Patrick, bricklayer, 167 Barrack Griffin Robert, laborer, 56 Albermarle Griffin William, carpenter, 95 North Grigor Mrs.Louisa, wid Dr.William, 71 Spring Garden road Griguire George, luborer, 147 Barrack Grouo Abraham, laborer, 101 Maynard Grono George, storekeeper, 33 Falkland Grono John, laborer, 101 Maynard Gross Daniel, sailor, 102 Maitland Grossy Thomas, tinsmith, 165 Grafton Grove Miss Elizabeth, boarding school, 97 Hollis Growl James, farmer, Lower water, h Lawrencetown .GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSU- RANGE CO., Almon & De Chair, agents, 257 Hollis.See Adv Guild Miss Hannah, dressmaker, 54 Argyle Guildford captain Richard A., 53 Brunswick Guilford John, butcher, 91 Cornwallis, h Albro Guilfoy Martin, laborer, 134 City Guynane William, seaman, 84 Gerrish Guildry Joseph, barber, 44 Barrington Guinan Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, Campbell road, Richmond Gullam William G., mason, Wellington Gully John, truckman, 186 Gottingen Gump William, North West arm Gunn Alexander, storeman, 62 Lower water Gunn John, car builder, Campbell road, Richmond Gunn Mrs, Ann, grocery, cor Cunard and Agricola Gunthorpe Wm., printer, 86 Cornwallis Guy George, truckman, G Victoria Gwalkin Jumes, horseshoer, 38 Duke Hackett H.& J., grocer and liquors, 213 Barrington Hackett James, of H.& J.Hackett, bis at 5 Proctor\u2019s lane Hackett Michael, carpenter, 5 Proctor's lane Hagan John, laborer, r 73 Maynard Hagarty J.P., music dealer, 98 Gran- ville, h 68 Pleasant Hagarty Patrick, commissary clerk, 110 Hagden Denis, dry goods, b Brunswick Hagerty I.J.clerk, 68 Pleasant Hale John, laborer, 72 City Hale captain O'Grady, 84th foot, GB Dresden row Haley Lawrence, butcher, 84 Maitland Haley Thomas, sailor, I Proctor\u2019s lane Haliburton Robert G., barrister at law, Quinpool rond Halifax Bunking Co, S.II.cashier, 55 Upper wuter Halifax City Railway Richmond road Halifax club, Frederick Allison, secretary, 1565 Hollis HALIFAX EVENING REPORTER AND TIMES, annual subscription to daily $5; to tri-weekly $3; Joseph C.Crosskill, editor, proprietor and printer, 28 Bedford row Halifax Marble works, Bishop & Evans, proprietors, cor Barrington and Blow- ors Halifax fish market, W.Reyno, deputy clerk, joining Queen's and Market wharf HALIFAX HOTEL, IL Ilesslein, proprietor 107 Hollis HALIFAX HOUSE, S.Compain, proprietor, 91 Hollis Halifax Livery stables, W.Atherton, proprietor, 1 Blowers \u2018 Halifax Royal Yacht club, Richmond road Halifax Soap factory, John Whitman, agent, cor West and City Halifax steam bakery, Juhn Scriven, proprietor, 276 Upper water Halifax Sugar works, Cunningham, Reid & Co., Davis & Co., agents, Granite wharf Hall A.H., bookkeeper, 6 Bauer Hall David, measurer, 67 Maitland Hall George, clerk, 28 Starr Hall Henry, clerk, bds at 21 Maynard Hall Patrick, coal measurer, 70 Alber- marle Hall Stephen, clerk, bds at 21 Maynard Hall Thomas, confectioner, 20 Spring Garden road, h 16 Spring Garden road Hall William, clerk, bds at21 Maynard HALL Z.S,, army and navy bookseller and stationer, 167 Hollis, h 73 Lock- man Halliburton John, barrister, 27 Morris Halls George W., ship broker and agent, 64 Bedford row, h 12 Dresden row Halls George, luborer, 3 James Halls Miss Mary Jane, school teacher, 28 Starr Ham captain James, 22 Lower water Ham James, Nova Scotia railway, Roome, Richmond Ham Mrs.S., wid Jus, 41 Birmingham Ham 8S.M., of George Shaw & Oo, resides at St Nicholas hotel, New York Hamilton Charles I, sulesman, bds at 9 Granville Hamilton Chs.IL, accountant, 18 Starr Hamilton Creighton L., of Cairng & Hamilton, bds at 116 Hollis Hamilton Francis, clerk, bds 9 Granville Hamilton Henry, brewer, 54 Bilby Hamilton Henry, master mariner, ITelen Hamilton Henry, laborer, 173 Barrington Hamilton Ilugh, messenger Halifax bank, Macara Hamilton John, wood sawyer, 60 City Hamilton Joseph, clerk, 145 Brunswick une, wid George, 24 Bluck, Co's ollice, Hamilton Mrs.Granville Hamilton Mrs.Matilda, wid Wm, 20 Young Hamilton Pierce S., Lower water HAMILTON R.GC, & CO, flour an general commission merchants, 1 Lower water lhunilton Robert G., of R, ©, amily & Co,, 80 Hollis Hamilton W.B,, & Co, merch, Ilamilton\u2019s wharf, Upper wider | Wamilton's wharf, J.M.Watson, mo prietors, Upper waler Hamilton whi, of W.B.Ilamily, & Co., 75 Brunswick Hunagan John, laborer, ¢ Granville Handley Thomas, grocer, cor West and John Hanley John, laborer, Almon 1Innnan James, butcher, 5365 Water Hannan James, butcher, 332% and 3 Upper water Hunnan John, butcher, 1 Queen : Hanley Albert, laborer, 117 Barrack | Hanley John, {aborer, 51 Argyle Hanley John, messenger, 32 Almon Hanjey John, policeman, 68 Sackville Haney Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, J ntlorney al lan, ç 1] North Hann Mrs Sarah, wid Jumes, John Hannan William, butcher, 74 Sackville Hannaford David, saloon, 7 Argyle Hannagan James, plasterer, 68 City Hanniger Fletcher, clerk, 81 Argyl Hunnivan Daniel, saloon, 7 Argyle Hardenbrook Mrs.Adeline, wid David, boarding house, 64 Granville llarding Henry, grocer, 245 Upper water Harding Harry T., law student, Ldsat 27 Salter Hardy Frederick, sergeant major, 13] Gottingen Hardy colonel Frederick, 84th foo, G4 Morris Hardy James, cabman, 56 Argyle Harding Mrs.Jane, wid James, 17 Mait- land Hare William, & Co., merchants, 131 Lower water, h Bower - Hare William, of W.Hare & Co., North West arm i Harknett Patrick, laborer, Stephens wharf i Harley Frederick W., builder, 19 Bilby Harley Fritz W., clerk, 182 Lockman Harley George, clerk, 182 Lockman Harley William J., carpenter, 19 Bilbs Harnett John, policeman, King cor North Harnish Henry, seaman, 30 Cunard Harnish Abraham, laborer, r 40 Cunard Harold James, hoop skirt factory, # George, h 30 Queen .Harper Isaac, clerk, Lds at Mansion house Harregan Andrew, Albermarle .Iurregan Martin, fishmounger, Halifas fish market, hh Grafton Harrick John, laborer, 29 Almon Harrington A.Inglis, 212 Gottinge HMwrington C.Sydney, Luw student, # Gottingen ou Herrington Dunbar, laborer, 13 U0 nord ù HARRINGTON 15, II, alloy, ¢ Granville, h 212 Gottingen ie Iurington 1.R., merchant, 212 Gott on igus Harrington W.D., grocer and ligt 129 Tollis, h 56 Holtis © Hurrington William IL, ot Laws ; Harrington & Co, 28 Power rom al Hurrington William M., proc oli liquors, 60 Upper water, I 253 confectioner, 8 4 | Nova Scor1A.] DOMINION 1619 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.Ÿ Harris Brothers, clothiers, 209 Barring- : ton .: Harris Edward, mason, 24 Bilby ; Harris Edward, of Harris Brothers, 30 Carlton .Harris Henry, joiner, 31 City ' Harris Herbert, nurseryman, 5 water Le ; Harris John, carpenter, 21 City \"Harris John, shoemaker, 8 Alon Harris John K., piano tuner, Water, Dartmouth .Harris L.clerk 18 Granville ; Harris Mrs.Helen, wid John, 21 City Harris Whitney T., of Harris Brothers, 32 Carlton .Harris Wm., carpenter, 74 Brunswick Harris William, distiller, bds at¢8 Got- tingen .Harrison John, pianomaker, 1 Pleasant Harrison Mrs.Margaret, wid William, milliner and dressmaker, 115 Bar- rington Harrison Robert, farmer, Lower water, h Cold Harbor road Harris George J., tinsmith, 41 Gerrish Harris John, painter, 41 Gerrish Harris John H., dry gonds, Gottingen Harry John, laborer, 106 Gerrish Hashman Richard, laborer, Almon Hart Abraham, customs clerk, bds at 68 Hollis Hart George, clerk, bds at 68 Hollis Hart James, painter, 25 Albro Hart Jairus, of Young, Hart & Co., 70 Pleasant Hart Levi, of B.Wier & Co., North West arm Hart Reubens, merchant, Hart's wharf, Lower water, Ii 13 Pleasant Hart William, truckman, Upper water Hart William, laborer, Upper water Hart William H., of Bremner & Hart, 13 Kent Hartery Maurice, storekeeper, 133 City Hartland John J., carpenter, 18 Gerrish 72 Upper i Hartland Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 22 Maynard | Hartlen Benj, butcher, Veith, Richmond Î Hartlen Charles, butcher, Veith, Richmond * Hartlen William, butcher, Veith, Richmond Hartlin George, trader, Campbell road, Richmond Hartlin James, butcher, Campbell road, glichmond artlin Joseph, butcher, Campbell road Richmond ' ' b Hartlin William, butcher, Veith, Richmond Hartnutt John, policeman, Windsor road Hartshorne Hugh, insurance agent, bar- ster, 56 Morris c art's wharf, Reuben Hart, proprie y 41 Lower water 5 cvonrieio, lartt George E, liquor dealer, 348 I pper water Huts John, truckman, Lockman ot William, tanner, South Park parer Alexander, clerk, 15 South rey Hayward, carpenter, 100 Gerrish y Ii.Tupper, grocer, 9 y 7 Gottinges ) grocer, 99 Argyle, h Hanesy George C., merchant, 15 South » y James, carpenter, r GO Bruns- A Harvey Jom 1 HL, secretary Acadia Fi Insurance Co, 33 South Park Ke ney Johuson, farmer, Quinpool road ol oy Thomas, taborer, 134 Lockman join an Ebenezer, carpenter, 131 City lan Miss Elisa, 276 Gottingen Hasson William, merchant tailor, Pleasant Hatch Henry L., clerk, 3 Proctor's lane Hateh John, custom house, 3 Proctor\u2019s ane Hatch Ths., customs clerk, Dundonald Hatchett George, moulder, bds at 63 Albermarle Hatchett James, shoemaker, hds at 63 Albermarle Hatchett Mrs.Ann, wid Richard, 63 Al- bermarle Hatchett Richard, shoemaker, 63 Alber- marle Haverstock Charles, laborer, Sarah Haverstock James, truckman, lington Havin Mrs.Mary, wid James, 46 Blower Hawhold William, laborer, 20 Falkland Hawes captain George, 5 Bishop Hawes George, laborer, James Hawker Joseph, laborer, 41 Dresden row Hawkins Mrs.Annie, wid William, seamstress, 21 Gottingen Hawley James, foreman, Tower road Hay Miss Sarah, 115 Brunswick Hay William, & Co., agents Pheenix Fire nsurance Co., 131 Lower water Wel-! _ | Heffernan Matthew, cooper, 30 Grafton Heffron Mrs.Mary, wid John, 23 Grafton Hefler Mrs.Mafilda, wid William, 164 Gottingen Hegan Patrick, 108 Albro Hellesay James, tailor, 26 Lockmau : Hemsworth Jas., laborer, r 107 Barrack | Henderson captain, off 40 Brenton | Henderson George, grocer, 158 Lower water, h South Hollis Henderson James, bds at 11 South Hollis Henderson Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 126 Argyle Henderson Thomas W., joiner, 16 Maynard Henderson Wn., shoemaker, 23 Jacob Hendrey George, Bank head road Henn Maurice, baker, 17 Creighton Hennessy Edw., carter, 60 Albermarle Hennessy Jas., messenger, 106 Lockman.Hennessy Jer., laborer, 20 Rottenburg Hennessy John, butcher, 18 Victoria Hennesey John, tailor, 26 Lockman Hennessy Michael, liquor dealer, 11% Upper water Hennesey Mrs.Ellen, wid Timothy, 125 Gottingen Hennigar F.A, clerk.69 Brunswick Hay William, fishmonger, Herring cove, Lower water Hay William, of William Hay & Co.,! North West arm | Hayden Dennis, dry goods, 5 Brunswick: Hayden John, butcher, 8 Bauer | Hayden Michael, coachman, South : Hayden Patrick, dry goods, 19 Bruns-! wick | Hayden Thomas, painter, 55 Creighton, Hayden Thomas, laborer, 84 Gerrish Hayden William, civil engineer, Camp-| bell road, Richmond | Hayes Henry, showman, 24 Falkland Hayes Mrs.\u2014, tailoress, r 73 Maynard Hayes Mrs.Hannah, wid William, 186: Grafton | Hayes William, laborer.54 Barrington | Head Mrs.Sophie, wid Samuel, 90 Morris: Healey & Griffin, boot and shioe makers.cor Jacob and Lockman, Bayer | Healey James, mason.83 Barrack Healey Jolin, mason, 130 Gottingen Healey John, painter.144 Gottingen Healey Lawrence, butcher, 84 Mait- lan Healey Michael.of Healey & Griffin, Bear Healey Patrick, mason, 11 Barrack Healey Patrick, truckman, 72 Cornwallis Healey Theron, of Healey & Whitman, §3 Cunard Healey Thomas, mariner, 1 Proctor's lane Healey, Whitman & Co., grocers, Oxford block, Upper water HEATHERINGTON ALEX.mine agent, 23 Prince, bds at 51 Argyle Heaton Jos.butcher, 438 Upper water Heaton Thomas, printer, 75 Argyle HEDLEY WILLIAM, manager Mercantile agency, of Dun Wiman & Co, Bland Heelan John, cooper, Fairbank\u2019s wharf, Lower water, h 32 Starr Heenan James secretary Catholic Young Men's club, 32 Starr Heenau John, cooper, 32 Starr Heenan Michael, bookkeeper, 19 Bauer Hefler James, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Hefler John, printer, 162 Albermarle Hefler Lewis, ballastman, Campbell road, Richmond Heffernan Miss M., 89 Gottingen Heffernan Windham E., furniture factory, 15 Prince, h 121 Gottingen Hennigar John W., customs officer, 65 Gerrish Henson Mrs., wid Samuel, 18 james HENRY & DALY, barristers at law, agents for Imperial Fire Insurance Co., London, England, 16 Bedford row Henry hon.William A., of Henry & Daly, mayor, 50 Pleasant Henry Hugh, law student, 50 Pleasant Henry Charles, shipwright, 170 Lock- man Henry William, surveyor, 216 Gottingen Hensworth Thomas, grocer, 3 Cunard Hensworth Thomas, grocer and liquors.88 Gottingen > \u20ac Hepworth Charles, bookkeeeper, 165 Lockman Herbert Atway.merchant.110 Gottin- en Herbert Nicholas, merchant, 40 Starr Herkes James, sailmaker, 25 Granville Hernan John, servant, Quinpool road Hesslein Alexander J., bookkeeper, bds at Halifax hotel j HESSLEIN H., proprietor Halifax hotel, 107 Hollis Hesslein Lewis J., clerk, bds at Halifax hotel Hesson William A., merchant tailor, 184 Hollis, h 39 Pleasant Hetherington William, clerk, 57 Lower water Hezle David )M., shoemaker, 283 Upper water Hibbits Thomas, joiner, Campbell road.Richmond Hicks George, baker, 89 Creighton Hickey James, cabinetmaker, 26 Rut- tenburg Hickey Mrs.Janet, wid Lawrence, 26 Rottenburg Hickey Patrick, cabinetmaker, Summer Hickey Peter, laborer, Campbell road.Richmond Hierlihy Miss Margaret, 93 Maitland Higgins Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick, 136 Albermarle Higgins Miss Margaret, of Power & Higgins, 46 Pleasant Higginson H.B,, telegraph operator, 138 Hollis Hill George, brewer, 117 Argyle Hill George, cooper, r 39 Dresden row Hill Heury G., steam saw and planing mill, South Hollis Hill H.G., carpenter, 18 Brunswick HALIFAX.DOMINION 1620 DIRECTORY.[PRovINOE op Hill John, laborer, 486 Upper water Hill Mrs.Ann, wid judge William, 24 Spring Garden road Hill Miss Susan, dressmaker, 47 Artz lane Till Mrs.E., wid Henry, 67 Albro Hill Mrs., wid Charles, 15 City Hill P.C., barrister, 72 Morris Hill rev.George W., rector St Paul's ch, 76 Dresden row ITil1 William, clerk, 14 Lower water Hill William, customs clerk, 45 Birmingham ills George IF, clerk, 101 Maitland Hills James, shipping officer,05 Maitland Hills J.C., upholsterer, 82 Barrington, 1 101 Maitland Hillman Andrew, shipwright, 23 Cornwallis Hillman Ths, printer, 8 Cunard court Hilshey Mrs.Jane, wid George, store, 8 Maitland Hilton Frederick, shoemaker, 79 Cornwallis Hilton Philip S., clerk, Ordnance Yard Hiltz Edward, shoemaker, r 73 Maynard Hire Philip, clerk, 63 Maitland Hire William, rigger, 60 Maitland Hilts David, trader, 24 Lockman Hiltz John, laborer, 24 Lockman Hinch William, ship carpenter, Veith, Richmond Hinchcliffe Miss Sarah, confectioner, 109 Grafton Hinchen Daniel, road, Richmond Hinds Geo., carpenter, 55 Dresden row Hines John, sailor, 338 Upper water Hinielman Peter, farmer, Lower water, h Eastern passage Hinson Mrs.Charlotte, wid Peter, James Hire Philip, clerk, 63 Maitland Hire William, rigger, Roche's wharf Hire Wm., shoemaker, 104 Gottingen Hirschfield Geo., butcher, 192 Grafton Hiseler John, laborer, 37 Gottingen Hix Geo, sausagemaker, 89 Creighton Hoadley Richard D., harnessmaker, 211 Barrington, h 33 North Hoare Morris, shoemaker, 26 Gray's lane Hoare Michael, truckman, 3 Lower water Hoben Thomas, truckman, 72 Albro Hobin Patrick, truckman, 104 Gerrish Hobin Peter, truckman, 151 Gottingen Hobley Jacob, dyer, 588 Upper water Hobley James, laborer, 25 Cornwallis Hobson Jas., music teacher, 15 Creighton Hobson John, laborer, Campbell fishing rod maker, 20 Buchanan Hodgers Misses, milliners, 141 Bar- rington Hoerner Joseph, laborer, North Hoffman Mrs.Charlotte, wid Dr.Matthew, 23 George logan D.niel, sailor, 7 Lower water Hogan David, storeman, .22 Alber- marle Hogan James, bellman Halifux hotel, Hollis Hogan James, truckman, 90 Lockman Hogan John, baler, 109 Barrack Hogan John, butcher, 8 Bauer Hogan John, & Sons, lumber merchants, 233 Upper water Hogan Michael, tailor, 25 Blowers Hogan Mrs.Christiana, wid William, charwoman, 53 Hollis Hogan Mrs.Margaret, boarding house, Bennett's wharf, Lower water Hogan Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 235 Upper water Hogan Mrs.T.FF, music teacher, G Rot- tenburg Hogan Patrick, grocer, 108 Albro Hogan Peter, of John Hogan & Sons, proprictor Hognn's whart 233 Upper water Hogan Peter, truckman, 151 Gottingen Hogan Ths,, tinsmith, 360 Upper water Hogan\u2019s wharf, 233 and 235 Upper water Hogun William, driver, 19 Barrack Hogerty Patrick, farmer, Macara Holden Mrs, Mary, wid Patrick, 9 Queen Ilolden Richard, luborer, r 140 Argyle olden Thomas, cabinetmaker, Brenton Holden Mrs, wid Thomas, 63 Pleasant Holingsworth William, liquors, cor Wil- linm and City Holin Michael, driver, Campbell road, Richmond Holiwood John, watchman, 60 Grafton Holland llenry, storeman, 81 Creighton Holland James, eonchman, 21 Birmingham Holland John, blacksmith, 104 Got- tingen Holland John, of Ryan & Iolland, 7 Victoria road {lolland John, suilmaker, 5 and 7 Victoria Holland Mrs, wid James, 27 Cit Holland Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Joseph, liquors, 12 Sackville Holland Patrick, seaman, 456 Upper water Holland William, blacksmith, 8 Argyle Holland William, bookkeeper, 6 Victoria Hollands John, shoemaker, 470 Upper water Hoilett John, carpenter, 35 North Holloday Geo, upholsterer, head South Holloran John, laborer, 63 Sackville Holloway Henry, printer, 3 Dresden row Holloway James, shoemaker, 3 Dresden row Holloway Jos., printer, 3 Dresden row HOLLOWAY THOMAS & SON, block and pump makers, Caldwell's wharf, Lower water, h 18 Birmingham Holloway Thomas, of Thomas Holloway & Son, 18 Birmingham Holloway Willinm, of Thomas Holloway & Son, 4 Queen Holmes Mrs.Mary, wid George, Tobin 1Iolmes Robert, boarding house, Campbell road, Richmond Holoway Jos., laborer, 128 Cornwallis Holt John, tailor, 21 Gottingen Holywood John, watchman, 62 Grafton Holzhamer Miss Martha, dressmaker, 105 Barrington HOME AND FOREIGN RECORD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN OHURCIH, monthly; annual subcription 50c; rev.Robert Murry, editor; James Barnes, printer and publisher, cor Granville and Sackville Home for the Aged, Mrs.M.Horn, matron, 190 Gottingen Homer ldward, confectioner, 211 Upper water Honey Nicholas, laborer, 29 North Hoodley Richard, saddler, 33 North Hookway Louis D., plumber, Sarah Hoolohan Michael, laborer, 226 Alber- marle Houlihan Michael, Lower water Hoolohan Patrick, laborer, 27 Lowor water , Hopeful Andrew, pensioner, 54 Duke Hopgood, Crease & Co., general dealers, 182 Argyle storekeeper, 43 Ilopgood James, of Hopgood, Creag, & Co., 182 Argyle Hopkins John, tinsmith, 163 Barrack l[opewell captain William, 70 Maitlang Hore Mrs.June, wid John, T Salter Horley aldorman Frederick, 19 Bilby [oru John, carponter, 70 Almon Horn Elias, Invorer, 32 Almon Horn Ilias, tailor, Lower water, h Lastern passage Horn Prebro, farmer, Lower water, South ast passage lornaby colonel B.11., estate agent, 168 Hollis, h 14 Queen Hornsby Oswald, pottery, 114 Lockman - Horshaw Archibald, Mitchell | Horton David, wariner, Summer Horton Samuel, carpenter, Agricola Horton Stutley, grocer, cor Agricola ; and West | Horton Willi, painter, 133 Sackville, \u2018 h Hollis Horton William, Pleasant Hosking Daniel, Albermarle Moskins Edward, gardener, 19 Bauer Hosterman John E., nail factory and founder, Ilosterman's mills, head of North West arm Hosterman\u2019s mills, J.Æ.llosterman, proprietor, head of North West arm Hosterman Mrs., wid Thomas, 84 Argyle Hosterman Mrs.Charlotte, wid Charles, North West arm Hoston John, sailor, 50 Lower water Hott Alexander, coach builder, 2 Creighton Houdson Mrs.Matilda, wid William, 129 Gottingen Houghton Patrick, cab driver, 174 Al- bermarle Houghton Richard, baker, 174 Alber marle Houghton William, cab driver, 174 Al- bermarle Houlahan James, grocer, 35 and 37 Birmingham Houlan Patrick, laborer, water Houlett L., & Co., dry goods, 144 Gran- ville Houlett Lawrence, of L.Houlett & Co, 155 Brunswick Houscman Alexander, jitn., boilermaker, 32 Artz lane Houseman Alexander, sen,, warder, 31 Artz lane ITouseman Lockman Houseman George, plumber, 128 Lock man Houseman John, of Ryan & Housomsn, Maitland Houseman Mrs.Rosina, wid James, 128 Lockman \u2019 Houstin Petor, stonecutter, 20 Rot tenburg Toward captain William, 137 Lockman Howard Ebenezer, clerlk 19 Plonsant Howard Heury, of S.Howard & Son, 1?Pleasant \u2018 i Howard Mrs.Sarah, of 8.Howard Son, 19 Pleasant Howard Patrick, liquors, 336 Upper water lit, | Howard S., & Son, dry goods, cor 1follis and Prince Howe Philip, sailmaker, 27 North Howe Sydonham, nuditor, 10 Princ& 8 Queen 1Towe William, barrister, 3 Wallace e Howe William M, rogistrar of probate; Birmingham stair builder, nm livery stables, 200 27 Lower 128 Charles, carpenter, Nova ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1621 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.11 Edward, machinist Mitchell Howell Jucob, joiner, Mitchell Howell Jacob, pianomaker, Mitchell Howell William, machiuist, Mitchell Howell William, waiter, 70 Arg le Howlett Lawrence, dry goods, runswick Howley Michael, laborer, 49 Lower 155 Howley Patrick, shoemaker, 125 Alber- marle ; Hoyt Alexander, telegraph superintendent, 10 Granville ; Hoyt John M., bookkeeper, 38 Queen Hubley Alexander, grocer, 74 Cunard Hubley Benjamin, mason, North y Hubley d ! Hubley Cyrus, clerk, 79 Maynar { Hubley E.S., grocer, Granville cor Sack- 2 i ville v \u2018 ubley Isaac, dyer, 588 Upper water Heber Isaiah, truckman, 14 John } Hubley James, laborer, 95 Cornwallis § Hubley Joc, storeman, 94 Cornwallis * Hubly Alexander M., grocer, 10 Jacob + Hudson Thomas, shipwright, 12 West : Huggan Thomas, grocer, 87 Albermarle ! Huggan William, carpenter, 4 Agricola Huggins Joseph, laborer, Spring Garden road i Huggins William, superintendent, Garrison club Hughes Alexander, laborer, 73 Maynard Hughes John, groom, Oakland ; Hughes Thomas, blacksmith, Prince William ¢ Hull Mrs., wid John, 35 Lockman Humbley Richard, laborer, James Hume Joseph, shipwright, 62 Lock- man | Hume Mrs.Christiana, wid Dr.James © GC, 31 South Hume Myers, M.D., 31 South Humphrey William, lumber merchant, and proprietor Humphrey's wharf, Upper water, h Quinpool road Humphrey's wharf, W.Humphrey, proprietor, Upper water Hunt George, baker, 142 Gottingen Hunt James, farmer, Lower water, h South East passage Hunt James, tinsmith, bds at 13 Victoria rom Hunt John, sailor, Young Hunt Mrs.Rebecca, wid John, 486 Upper water Hunt Patrick, 13 Victoria Hunt Thomas, laborer, 360 Upper Water Hunt William, eugine driver, Richmond Hunt William, sailor, 20 Brunswick Huescut Anthony, laborer, 120 Gerrish Hunter C.D., merchant, 208 Hollis, h 8 Cunard ! ! Hunter captain D., 193 Brunswick unter Edw, butcher, bds at 31 Upper water Bunter Frederick, machinist, 9 Granville unter James, gasfitter and brass founder, 147 Hollis, bh 89 Sackville HUNTER JOHN, brass founder, 39 x ackville and 140 Hollis,h 9 Gottingen \u2018enter Joseph, of D.A.McKay & Co.Hunter Miss Elizabeth, dry goods, 31 ppor water Hunter Miss Hollis unter Mrs, Aun, wid, 80 Birmingham ntingdon Franklin, post oflice clerk, x 2 ornwallis ji kle Charles A, shoemaker, Steam- | out whart, Lower water Toy Jeremiah, laborer, Green ey John, Painter, 54 Creighton Sophia, strawworker, 53 Hurley John, carpenter in Water Works department, 85 City Hurley John W., mason, 21 Poplar grove Hurley William, carpenter, 21 Birmingham Hurm John, laborer, 21 Poplar Grove Hushman George I.laborer, off Windsor Hugbman Henry, laborer, off Windsor Hushman John, blacksmith, Campbell road, Richmond Huskins Daniel, livery stables, 172 Albermarle, h 229 Albermarle Huestes Edward, liquor, 388 Upper water Huskin John, farmer, Lower water, h Cold Harbour Huse Nathan, of Huse & Lowell, bds at Halifax hotel, Hollis Huse & Lowell, brokers, 61 Upper Water Husser William, laborer, Broomfield Hutchings Joseph, artilleryman, Dresden row Hutchins Charles A., of Hutchins & Co., 119 Lockman Hutchins & Co, fish and commission merchants, 263 Upper water Hutchins Joseph Henry, laborer, 13 Gottingen Hutchins Mrs.Emma, wid Joseph, 125 Barrack Hutchins Mrs.Margaret, wid Joseph, 31 Starr Hutchins Richard, mason, 80 Lockman Hutchins William, laborer, 25 Cornwallis Hutchison Joseph, Gottingen Hutson Mark B., painter, Campbell road, Richmond Hutt James W., sub-agent Royal Insurance Co., 135 Hollis, h Barrington Hutt Louis, detective, 27 Granville Hutton James, gardener, 58 Spring Garden road Hutton James, stonecutter, 18 Moran Huxtable John, painter, 91 Albro Hynes James, polisher, 114 Cornwallis Hytea A, telegraph operator, 10 Gran- ville 58 bookkeeper, 13 Isles Thomas, 15 Moran Imlah William, carpenter, 6 Agricola Imlay Peter, carpenter, 43 Birmingham Imperial Government offices, 137 Pleasant Industrial school, Miss Harriet Parker, teacher, Lower road Ingles Henry, porter, 92 Gottingen Ingles J oseplr, baker, 60 Albermarle Ingles William, ship carpenter, Campbell road Inglis John M, grocer, cor Jacob and Starr, h 3 Gerrish Ingletield John, carpenter, 25 Gottin- gen Innes Robert, cooper, 75 Grafton Irvin Robert, carpenter, 60 Gottingen Irwin George, jun, chemist, 85 Gottin- gen Irvine William, carpenter, 98 Albro Irous John, carpenter, 9 Bishop Irwin George, flour weigher, 13 Got- tingen Isaac George, laborer, 121 City Isaac James, gardener, Studley road Isaacson Charles, warden of prison, Kempt road Islea Ébenezer, farmer, Lower water, Cold Harbour road Isler David, farmer, Lower water, h Preston Isles Thomas, 15 Moran Isner Charles, laborer, £ James Isner Henry, shoemaker, road, Richmond Isner James, joiner, 98 Grafton Isner John L., fireman, bds Duffus, Richmond Isner Leander, fireman, bds Duffus, Richmond Isner William, laborer, West Isner William, shoemaker, 15 Dresden row Ivers James, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Jack Peter, cashier People's bank, 19 Maitland terrace Jackson George, truckman, 40 Hollis Jackson George, expressman, bds at 134 Grafton Jackson Henry, vegetable trader, 69 Creighton Jackson James, laborer, 13 Salter Jackson James, stevedore, 125 Spring Garden road Jackson Mortimer M., judge and American consul Bedford row, h 2 South Jackson Peter, stevedore, 10 Argyle Jackson Richard, :aborer, 61 Albro Jackson Thomas, laborer, 19 Gas lane Jackson William, laborer, 17 Barrack Jackson William, sailor, 189 Albermarle Jacob Daniel, brakeman, Russell Jacob Ebenezer, tailor, 135 Gottingen Jacobs Robert, grocer, 39 Albermarle Jaflin Mrs.Charlotte, wid rev Joseph, 96.Argyle James Alfred, joiner, Tower road James Benjamin.cooper, 85 Brunswick James Henry, artillerrman, 53 Dresden row James John, Water James Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, school teacher, 89 Dresden row James Neal B., bookbinder, 123 Maitland James Thomas A., bailiff and collector, 70 Cornwallis James William, cabinetmaker, 18 Gran- ville Jameson captain William, 155 Lockman Jamieson Miss Margaret, confectionery, 18 Barrington Jamieson Mrs.Ellen, wid John, 120 Grafton Jandrick J., painter, Duffus, Richmond Jeans James, butcher, Oxford Jeanes Mrs.Mary, wid Edward, boarding house, 18 Granville Jenkins sergeant Henry, royal engineer.West Jenkins Thomas, clerk, 16 Barrington JENNETT J.R., & CO., china, glass, and earthenware, 154 Granville Jennett J.R., of J.R.Jennett & Co.Creighton Jenney William, builder, 119 Albro Jennings Edward, M.D., 109 Hollis Jennings K., dry goods, 130 Granville, h 5 Queen Jennings Mre.Ann, wid Joseph, 19 Poplar grove Jent George, plumber, 32 Blowers Jinks Robert, groom, 39 Albermarle Johus Mrs.Elizabeth, wid David, John Johns William, founder, 1056 Cornwallis Johnson Andrew,jeweller, 90 Granville h 159 Barrack Johnson captain Robert, 464 Upper water Johnson George, sen., 146 Lockman Johnson Henry, stevedore, 120 and 122 Gottingen Johnson J.R., sub-editor Daily Recorder, 5 Sackville Johnson J.8.D., advocate, 95 Gottingen Cam phell shoemaker, 210 Upper r HALIFAX.DOMINION 1622 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Johnson James, laborer, 144 Gottingen Johnson James W: K., barrister, 10 # {Morris 4 FO Johnson John, cooper, 5 William | Johnson Juhn, laborer, 71 Sackville Johnson John, sailor, 201 Albermarle Johnson Joseph, carpenter, Maynard Johnson Joseph, laborer, r 11 Maynard Johnson Mrs.Margaret, wid James, 131 Lockman Johnson Robert, sea captain, 464 Upper water Juhinson Robert, laborer, 38 Lower water ; Johnson Samuel, carpenter, cor King and North Johnson Theodore, sailor, wharf, Lower water .Johnson Thomas, carpenter, 125 Mait- land Johnson Thomas C., watchmaker, cor Barrington and Duke h 69 Maitland Johnson William, clerk, 131 Lockman Johnson William, shoemaker, 126 Got- tingen .Johnson William Henry, cabinetmaker, 61 Maitland Johnston Andrew Prince Johnston Edward, cabinetmaker, 2 Kempt road i Johnston George, reporter, 152 Lock- man .Johnston Henry W., agent marine and fisheries deparment, 10 Prince, h 73 Birmingham Johnston J.W., of Johnston & Payzant, resides in Dartmouth Johnston J.W.K., barrister, 64 Bedford row, Morris ; Johnston John, bookkeeper, 41 Birmingham .Johnston Joseph, cooper, 120 Gerrish Jones Mrs.Ann, wid William, brewer, 500 Upper water ; Jobnston Mrs.Henrietta, 106 Gerrish lane » Bennett's T., carpenter, Gl Johnston & Payzant, attorneys, 118 Hollis Johnston Samuel, carpenter, North Johnston William, fish merchant, 85 Hollis Johnston William, laborer, 114 Alber- marle Johnston William, superintendent loco- Nova Scotia motive department railway, Richmond Johnstone John H., of Malcom & John- stone, n Freslrwater bridge Johnstone William A., barrister, 23 Prince, bds at Mrs.Lovetts 68 Hollis Jonaux Joseph, painter, Duffus, Richmond Jones Alfred G., M.P., of Thomas C.Kinnear & Co., North West arm Jones captain William, 126 Brunswick Jones David, clerk, Pleasant JONES E.C., agent Bank of Montreal, 189 llollis ° Jones George, coachman, Cobourg road { Morris Jones George W., clerk, cor and Birmingham Jones George W., storekeeper, 82 Morris Jones George William, gas cullector, 2 Birmingham Jones John, farmer, Lower waler, h Eastern passage Jones John Matthew, 75 Spring Garden road Jones Mrs.Ann, wid William, 500 Upper Water Jones Mrs.Aurelia, wid Abel, 86 Albro Jones Mrs.Cecilia, wid Richard,13 Starr Jones Mrs.Ritchel, wid William, 37 Cunard Jones Owen, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Jones Walter U., clerk, Campbell road, Richmond Jones William, dry goods, 23 Brunswick ' Jordan Frederick, shoemaker, Agricola Jordan John, diver, 53 Prince Jordan Josiah, carpenter, Agricola Jordan S.U., of Knox k Jordan, bids at Mansion house Jordan Willian, blacksmith, 20 Gerrish Jordan Willlum, Campbell road, Rieh- mond Joseph Austin, guage and proof officer, resides in Dartmouth Jost Charles, clerk, 23 Queen Jost Edward, merchant, 69 Brunswick Jost Edw.R., cabinetmaker, 50 Argyle Jost Henry, clerk, 159 Barrington Jost Joseph II, bookkeeper, 50 Creighton Jost Lewis, clerk, 23 Queen Jost Mrs.Eliza, wid Thomas, 23 Queen Jost Thomas, bookkeeper, 5 Maitland Jost Thomas, master mariner and sup- crintendant light houses, South JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, monthly, annual subscription $1 ; rev, A.S.superintendent of education, editor; H.W.Blackadar, printer,72 Gran- ville Joyce Patrick, baker, 126 Albermarle Joyce Patrick, laborer, 171 Barrack Joyce Thomas, truckman, 231 Alber- marle Judge Peter, sailor, r 106 Maitland Julien William, laborer, 32 Blowers Kainey James, dry goods merchant, 24 Upper water Kaizer Charles, of Charles Kaizer & Son, 5 Green Kaizer Charles, & Son, furriers, 126 Granville Kaizer Philip, laborer, Maynard Kaizer George A., of Charles Kaizer & Son, 5 Green Kaley Patrick, laborer, Albermarle Kandick William, grocery and liquors, Collins\" wharf, Lower water, h Plea- saut Kane John, laborer, r 11 Maynard Kane John, laborer, 10 Hurds lune Katzmann À.P., boukseller, 78 Gran- ville, b 43 Argyle Kavanagh Edward, carpenter, 77 May- nar Kavanagh Mrs.A., grocery, 57 Bucking- La Kavanagh Mrs.Ellen, wid Michnel, 32 Dresden row Kavanagh Mrs.Jane, wid Edward, 31 Maitland Kavanagh William, grocer, 224 Upper water Kay Street Wesleyan church, rev.Wm, Sargeant Kaye Joseph, merchant, head of Commercial wharf, Upper water, h Klland hall, Richmond Kaye Louis, clerk, cor Kaye and Camyp- bell round Kearney Jucob, carpenter, 123 Cornwallis Keurney Janies, liquor denler, cor Park and Cornwallis .Kearney John, dry goods, 7 Upper water Kearney M., jun,, dry goods, 128 Gran- ville, h 26 Spring Garden rond Kearncy Mrs.Mary, wid John, dry goods, 22 Lower wader Kearny Palrick J., dr ouds George and Grafton yom Kearns John, clerk, 48 Buuer Keating Ambrose, gruin measure, 7 Brunswick .Keating Idward, shoemaker, 11 Maj.land Kenting Edward, truckman, Robie Keating Daniel, brushmalcer, Robie Keating Francis, carpenter, Robie Keating James, cubman, 86 Creiglhtog Keating Maurice, cooper, 79 Albro Keating Michael, butcher, 32 Sackvills L 118 Hollis Keating Michael, messenger, 105 Barrack Keating Mrs.Margaret, wid Thomas 12 Cornwallis ' Keating Mrs.Margaret, wid Wm, 1 Salter Keating William 1I., county registrar h North \u2019 y reg Keef James, fisherman, Victoria Keef Jeremiah, laborer, 72 Maitland Keef John, fishmonger, Halifax fish market, h Ferguson's cove Keefe Christian, salesman, 9 Granville Keefe David, luborer, 36 Blowers Keefe John, policeman, 25 Blowers Keefe M.¢, carriagemaker, 28 Got- tingen Keefe Michael, carpenter, wharf, row, h 12 Bishop Keefe Mrs.Helen, wid Edward, 62 Al- bermarle Keefe Samuel, diver, 167 Albermarle Keefler Joseph, overseer Protestant cemetery, 81 Sackville Keegan William, laborer, 19 Barrack Keeley Andrew, pensioner, Quinn Keelun William, storekeeper, 12 Fawson Keeler John, butcher, 175 Albermarle Keelty Thomas, laborer, cor William and James Keenan James, clerk, 172 Lockman Keenan John, barber, 83 Argyle Kehoe James, truckman, off Brenton Keiley E., groceries and liquors, 4 Cornwallis Kehoe James, laborer, 32 Brenton KEITH ALEXANDER, & SON, pr rietors Nova Scotia brewery, T ower water Keith Donald, of Alexander Keith Son, Park north, .Keith Donald, of Gordon & Keith Queen Keith Geo, of MeLeun & Keith, Morris ; Keith hon.Alexander, of A, Koitb# Son, banker, Keith hall, 75 Hollis Keith Mrs.Christinn, wid John, 1 Morris Keizer James, waiter at Halifax bold Hollis , Kelby Thomas, tinsmith, 12 Brunswick Kelleher Daniel, school teacher, opp Trinity church, Jacob Kelley Frederick, shoemaker, 86 Lock main Kelley James, laborer, 268 Upper water Kelley Jolm, tinsmith, 26 Falkland Kelley Thomas, shocmuker, 83 Love water Kelley William, Inborer, 20 Lockman, Kelley William, sail maker, bds at | Barrington ; Kelley Wm, tingmith, 21 Upper va Kellin Thomas, umbrella maker, T4 Cif Kellutu Charles, laborer, 71 City Kellum Mrs, wid Charles, City % Kelly Alexander, customs officer, - Creighton re KELLY DENNIS, gardener, 10 Hary Connor's ! Nova Scoris.] DOMINION 1623 DIRECTORY.HarrrAx.ennis, laborer, Windsor road ey Ban.of Connolly & Kelly, Faulkland dy Bavard, tailor, 36 Alhermarle elly Bdward C., landing waiter customs, 33 Birmingham .elly J.LL, shoemaker, 56 Barrington elly James, laborer, 1 Cornwallis elly James, sailor, 278 Upper water ; elly Jol, crown land clerk, 102 Morris elly John, cooper, 10 Falkland elly John, laborer, 54 Albro elly John, mason, 2 Brunswick lane {clly John, pensioner, 149 Barrack elly Matthew, livery stable, 79 Creighton elly Mrs.Ann, wid Owen, 79 Cornwallis ; .elly Mrs.Elizabeth, wid captain Daniel, grocery, 134 Grafton Celly Mis.Elizabeth, wid Charles, 73 Cornwallis elly Patrick J., painter, South elly Thomas, ordnance clerk, 106 City elly Thomas, stoves and tinware, 247 Hollis, h 12 Brunswick felly William, printer, 83 Cornwallis elly William, stonecutter, 24 Pleasant Kelly William, tinsmith, 26 Falkland Kelter David, 79 Cornwallis Kelty David, 79 Cornwallis Kelty Thomas, laborer, William cor ! James Kemble Charles, junk store, 188 Got- - tingen Kempt Mrs.Ellen, wid Stephen, May- nar Kempt Mra, wid Edward, 84 Creighton Kempt William, plaster quarry, 84 Creighton Kendrick captain John, 12 Falkland Kenelley Martin, mariner, 302 Upper water Kennedy Bryan, truckman, Garden road Kennedy Edward, grocer, cor Gottingen and Gerrish Kennedy Francis W., dry Lower water Kennedy Hugh, farmer, 21 Cunard feonedy James, laborer, 106 Lower water Kennedy James, truckman, 23 Lock- man fenuedy James P.grocery, - Nine, &e., 50 Lower water fCenuedy John, boarding house, 14 errish Kennedy J ohn, groceries and liquors, 113 ower water tunedy John, Ibermarle peuedy Michael, laborer, ¢ Salter holy Michael, militia, Stephen's Kennedy Michael, trader, \u20acunedy Miss Anne ton ! 127 Spring goods, 172 spirits liquor dealer, 217 126 Grafton saloon, 127 Grat- Kennedy Mrs, Ellen, ; wid William Saloon, 89 Albermarie \u2019 Semmedy Mrs.Mar i a ASC Margaret, wid John, 22 tynard » Wid John, Shvedy Patrick, bellman, Lds at aif hotel, Hollis vues atrick, grocer, 277 Upper el Fatrick, truckman, 7 Salter mong uel, express, Roome, Rich- ol Thomas Ton y Timoth ouney ) grocer, 11 Falkland Ys truckman, 7 Kempt.Frank, clothier, 9 Artz lane Kenncy F.W., dry goods, 172 Lower water Kenney Lawrence, lahorer Kenney Mrs.Johanna, wid Queen Kenney Wm, coal filler, 26 Lockman Kenny Sir E, of T.Kenny, Sherwood n Bedford Basin and 109 Pleasant Kenny J.F., of T.& E.Kenny, 190 Pleasant Kenny James, painter, 71 Cornwallis Kenny Miss Rachael, grocery, 25 Bruns- wic KENNY T.& E,, wholesale dry goods and general merchants, Market wharf, Lower water, and cor Granville and George Kenny Thomas, of T.& E.Kenny, Thornvale, Studley road Kensey Daniel, market gardener, Lower water, h Eastern passage Kent George A., shoemaker, 155 Hollis h LeMarchant Kent & May, bakers, grocers and liquor dealers, 78 Duke Kent Ths., of Kent & May, 103 Barrack Kent Wellington, carpenter, 27 West Kent William, waterman, 18 Agricola Kerney John, tailor, Upper water Kerns Joseph, storeman, 43 Cornwallis Kerr Hugh, financial secretary, 7 Brunswick court Kerr James, inspector of customs, 38 Pleasant Kerr Matthew\u2019, laborer, r 47 Dresden row Kerr Mrs.Ann, wid Robert, 58 Gran- ville Kerr Patrick, carter, 118 Albermarle Kew John, baker, 125 Park Kidney Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, 225 Albermarle Kielly Miss Elizabeth, groceries, 49 Cornwallis Kielly Patrick, water Kiely Mrs.Mary, wid David, 66 Creighton Kiely William, grocery and liquors, cor Gerrish and Upper water Kileen James, royal artillery, 52 Dresden row Kiley Patrick, laborer, 132 Albermarle Kilfoyle John, butcher, 89 Cornwallis Kilkup Edward, joiner, Russell, Richmond Killin Patrick, laborer, Lockman Kimball William, machinist, 40 Buckingham King Andrew, professor theology, 210 Gottingen King Andrew, proprietor Bridgewa- ter coach, 12 Morris King Benjamin, laborer, 139 Park King Charles, baker, Bayer King heutenant C.E.Crocker, 78th foot, 48 Morris King David, of Miller & King, 86 Hollis King Edwin D., advocate, 46 Bedford row.h South Park King George, cooper, 55 Cornwallis King-James, mail contractor, 14 Cogs- well King John, farmer, Willow Park, Windsor road King Joseph, farmer, 25 North King Michael, laborer, Lockman King Mrs.Margaret, wid Harry, 19 South Park Ning Richard, carpenter, Kempt road King Richard M., of Payzant & King, Park King Samuel, laborer, 129 Barrack 8 Bishop Bernard, 47 butcher, 576 Upper Kinnear Stanley, clerk, 22 South KINNEAR T.C., & Co., West India commission merchants, Long wharf, Lower water Kinnear Thomas C., of Thomas C.Kinnear & Co., 22 South Kinnear William J, clerk, 11 Bauer Kinsman John, painter, 62 Albro Kinsman Richard, tailor, 39 Grafton Kirby Charles, \"carpenter, King cor North Kirhy John, carpenter, 144 North Park Kirby Lewis R., barrister, 12 Spring Garden road Kirkland George, carpenter, Veith Kirvir Edward, coachman, 115 Mais land Kirwin Michael, gardener, 126 Grafton Kivel Samuel, mason, 41 Grafton Kizer Philip.laborer, 25 Bauer Kline George, truckman, North West arm Kline George J., of Nova Scotia Printing Co., Gray's lane Kline James, jun., mason, North West arm Kline James, sen, milkman, North West arm Kline John, laborer, 24 Maynard Kline Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 113 Gray's lane Kline William, farmer, North West arm KNAPEN 0.J, stencil cutter, 153 Hollis, h 1 Starr ) Knapman John, blacksmith, 33 Amon Knappen Oscar, billiard hall, 127 Hollis Knight James, merchant, 98 Upper water, h 79 Maitland Knight W.F., saddier, 132 Hollis, h Victoria road \u2018 Knodell John, shoemaker, North Know Henry, laborer,r 224 Upper water Knowlan Patrick, laborer, North West arm Knox & Jordan, dry goods, 132 Granville Knox Mrs.Caroline M., wid George 4 of Knox & Jordan, South Kollock M.C., bds at 19 Starr Komas Quoit club, Rosebank, North West arm Kyte John, laborer, 15 Gas lane Lacy Edward, groceries, and liquors City cor West Lacy Joseph, bookbinder, 53 Gerrish Lacey Lawrence, laborer, 53 Albermarie Lacey Mrs, wid William, 84 Albro Lacy William, laborer, 15 Maynard Laguére Edward, warehouse keeper 127 Brunswick Laguère George H., 125 Brunswick Laguère John P., clerk, 131 Brunswick Lahan Thomas, carpenter, Brenton Lahay Michael, cooper, 80 Gottingen Labay Mrs.Mary, wid Peter, 225 Alber- marle Lahey James, cooper, 103 Gerrish Lahey Patrick, laborer, 107 Gerrish lane Lahey William, laborer, 13 Albermarle Lahy James, mariner, r 64 Brunswick Laidlaw Andrew, gardener, Tower road Laidlaw John, grocer.cor Garden road, South Park Laidlaw Mrs.Jesse, wid Arnold, store 41 Gerrish ig Laidlaw William, Lemerchant Laidlaw William, grocer, Upper water h Mitchell Laing James coachman, Cebourg road Laing John, grocery, 96 Maitland Spring Laird Mrs.Ellen, wid Claudius, 31 Star HALIFAX.DOMINION 1624 DIRECTORY.Ÿ [PROVINCE » LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY, J.S.Barron, ageut, 153 Hollis Lakey William, laborer, 109 Gottingen Lambert Andrew, engineer Provincial asylum, South Lambert Andrew, machinist, Robie Lambert Miss M, dressmaker, 4 Gran- ville Lambert Thomas, shoemaker, cor West and City Lambert Kichard, carpenter, Lockman Lambert Wesley, joiner, Veith, Richmond Lambert William, of Lambert, 78 Gerrislh Lamee William, shucinaker, 187 Gottin- Newcombe & gen Lamphicr Andrew, of Lamphier & McOCleuv- 38 Argyle LAMPHIE! & McULEAVE, Dominion carriage factory, 38 wud 40 Argyle Lanagan Mrs.Margaret, wid John, Green Landers Michael, laborer, Fairbank\u2019s wharf, Lower water Lanc Charles, grocer, 194 Lockman Lane Frederick, shoemaker, 128 Alber- marle, 123 Barrack Lane Thos, truckman, Duffus, Richmond Lane John, conductor, bds Campbell road Lane John jun, joiner, Ingles Lane John, sen., joiner, Ingles Lane Timothy, farmer, Duffus, Richmond Lane William, joiner, Ingles Lang Alexander, truckman, 151 Got- tingen Lang captain Daniel, 77 Maitland Lang captain William, 1 Mumford av Lang Daniel, 138 Lockman Langdon Thoïnas, butcher, North Langenburg Albert, master mariner, Ingles Langill Wm.H., porter, 106 Lockman Langille Edmund, hoemaker, 21 Rot- tenburg, h 23 Dresden row Langille George W., butcher, 23 Rotten- burg, h 23 Dresden row Langell Matthew, caulker, 1 William Langle Edw., cabinetmaker, 16 Moran Lanigan Edward, laborer, Lower water Lanigan John J., mason, 40 Cogswell Lanigan Patrick F., plasterer, 40 Cogs.wel Lanigan Patrick, saddler and grocer, cor Falkland and Maynard LANIGAN THOMAS M., builder, 51 Sackville, h 40 Cogswell Lannan James, carpenter, Jubilee road Lannan Thomas, watchman, 7 South Hollis Lannigan Mrs.Green Lannigan Patrick, mason, 156 Lockman Lannigan Patrick, mason, 40 Cogswell Lannigan Peter, brewer, 36 Gratton Lanmgan William, butcher, 158 Alber- marle Lappin John, groom, South North est arm Larecey Jobn, groceries, 169 Grafton Larecy Mrs.Eliza, wid Joln, grocery, 90 Cornwallis Larder Wm., marine diver, 101 Gerrish Larkin John, shoemaker, 168 Grafton Larkin Joseph, messenger, 73 Alber- marle Lastrang Peter, truckman, 51 Creigh- Bridget, wid John, ton Latter Mrs., 20 Moran Lattimore Mrs.Eliza, 104 Gerrish line Laurelle George, tailor, West Laurilliard Charles, tailor, Summer Laurillard George E., shoemaker, 33 Bayer \u2019 LAURILLIARD H.G., tailor,231 llollis, Ih Carlton Laurillard John G., ship carver, St Patrick lane oft\u2019 Lockman Laurillard Miss Agnes, St Patrick lane off Lockman Lavers Charles, express driver, Campbell road Lavers Jamos, conchman, Wellington Lavers Thomas, boarding house, 40 Buckingham Lavis John, joiner, Tlelen LAWLOR J.D., sewing machine manufacturer, BE.C.Evans, agent, 103 Barrington Lawlor James, carpenter, Windsor Lawlor John, bookkeeper, 19 Jucob Lawlor John, shoemaker, 174 Upper water Lawlor Lawrence, carpenter, 122 Cornwallis Lawlor Mrs.Mary, wid James, 1 Cornwallis Lawlor Thomas, carpenter, Cornwallis Lawrence Mrs.Catherine, wid Joseph, 7 Brenton Lawrence William, bricklayer, 22 Bilby Lawrence William, laborer, Uampbell road, Richmond Lawrey John, laborer, 160 Albermarle Lawrie lieut colonel John, militia staff, 74 Morris ° Lawson Edward, auctioneer and merchant, 112 Lower water, h 67 Hollis Lawson Frank, of IH.H.Fuller, & Co., 4 Green Lawson, Harrington & Co., agents for Halifax and Boston packets, merchants, and tug boat agents, Commercial wharf, Upper water Lawson Henry, Lawson's wharf, Lower water, h 78 Hollis Lawson Miss Caroline, sewing machine agent and fancy goods, 137 Hollis Lawson Mrs.E., dressmaker, 10 Brunswick Lawson Mrs.Frances, wid William, 17 Morris Lawson William, of Lawson, Harrington & Co, h51 Victoria road Lawson\u2019s wharf, Henry Lawson,propric- tor, Lower water Lawton Michael, clerk, 23 Lower water Laye William, sailmaker, 40 West Leahy Dennis J., groceries and liquors, head of steamboat wharf,Lower water Leahey Edward, J.P.tavernkeeper, North West arm Leahy James, clerk, 7 Albert Leahy Michael, 90 Gottingen Leahy Thomas, groceries and liquors, Leahy villa Leahy Thomas, Thornficld nurseries, North west cor Common, and grocery, 203 Lower water Leahy William, grocer, 197 Grafton Leahey William, laborer, 15 Albermarle Leahy William J., groceries and liquors, 203 Lower waler Lean James, servant, 32 Blowers Leary Daniel, laborer, Lemerchant Leary James, carter, 3 Albermarlo Leavens John, lamp lighter, 53 Alber- marle LeBlanc Frederick, Willow Windsor road LeBlanc Jean, dry goods, 6 Birmingham LeBlanc J.B., & Brothers, dry goods, 47 Granville LeBlanc John B., of J.B.LeBlaue & Brothers, 6 Birmingham park, LeBlanc Maurice, vf J.B.LeBBlane; Brothers, 6 Birmingham LeOain G.I.AL V5 Gottingen Lecnne l'rank, estate agent, 80 Argyl Lecane John, grocer, cor George yy Grafton Leckie I£zechiel, luborer, 166 Grafty, Ledden Farnham, clerk, 3 Barringtoy Ledyard Sylvester,shoemaker,54 Georg Lee Juhm, inason, 21 Moran Lee Wm, laborer Mnekintosh & k Innis wharf, Lower water Leech Andrew, engineer, 482 Up water Leedmann captain Frederick A, tÿ Upper water Lees captain A.R., 84th foot, T5 Bi minghmn Legrin Mdw, I, clerk, 6 Cunard com LEGISLATIVE LIBRATY, Jung Venables, librariauy, Provincial buildings, llollis Leith George, conchinan, 84 Grafton Lenihan Mrs.Catherine, wid, 73 Con.wallis Lenoir P.I, attorney, 143 Hollis Leonard Michael, 378 Upper water Leonard Wm, laborer, 158 Gottingen Lepine Frederick, clerk, 33 Bauer Le Pine Mrs, Hariette, wid Jobn, D Gottingen Leppert George, framer, Leuhy road Lequire Edward, locker, 121 Brunswick Leslie Mrs.E., wid William, 25 Albro Lessef captain Charles, 58 Luckingham Lessef Mrs.Charles, milliner and dres- maker, 58 Buckingham Lessell Arthur, carpenter, G Bauer Lessel James, accountant, 8 Brunswick Lessel John, accountant, 90 Dresden row Lestrange Peter, truckman, 51 Creighton Letson George, saddler Letson John, fish merch wick Letson Mrs.E,, wid G.,, 12 Kempt roal Letson Philip, 109 Morris Letson Robert, saddler, 12 Kempt rou Letson Robert W., tanner, 105 Morris Lett Warren, harnessmalker, 19 Blower, bh Kempt road Levermann Emanuel, cabinetmaker, 13 Dresden row .Levermann Frederick William, cabinetmaker, 16 Dresden row Levermann Henry A.of Williams & Leverman, 15 Dresden row Levis William, butcher, 95 Albermarle Lewim William, farmer, Lealy rod Lewis Charles, 95 Spring Garden rod Lewis Henry, driver, 121 City Lewis John, boarding house, 34 Grafton Lewis Jol, commissary clerk, 3 Grafton Lewis John, laborer,r 55 Duke Lewis Miss Ann, dressmaker, 165 Barrack , Lewis Miss Sarah, 120 Gerrish Lewis Richard, blacksmith, 12 Albro Lewis Wm.J., of Bluck Brothers, & vo Gottingen ; Leyden Thomas, clerk, Tt Cornwallis Liddell James, secretary oor house, Bauer ; + V0 Licbmnnn Francis A, of Davis & V0: 560 Upper water se cok Licehti James, professor Drlhousie lege, 8 Brinr Inno Lighilizer Jobn, shoemaker, 56 May nard Lilley John, shoemaker, 81 Gertish 19 Lind\u2019 Mrs.Caroline, wid Henry, Lockman +arrick Lindsay Alexander, laborer, 13 Garié 12 Kempt road put, 58 Brun- \u20ac Nova Scotia] DOMINION 1625 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.Lindsay Lindsay tingen .Fr indsay John, 69 Creighton ; Lindsay John, painter, 41 Brunswick Lindsay Murdoch M., builder, 13 Starr, h 29 Starr ; i .Mary, wid John, 28 Grafton Liney Mrs ory\u201d 80 Maynard i Robert, grocer, Line Job, boatman, 11 Salter Lisbitt James, shoemaker, 34 Blower Liswell John, baker, 116 Gottingen Lithgow James R., bookkeeper, 142 Ar- Charles F., clerk, 29 Starr James, match factory, 96 Got- e Lithgow John, grocer, 56 Bedford row h 16 Morris Lithgow William, clerk, bds at 142 Argyle Little George, 79 Spring Garden road Little George, laborer, 277 Upper water ; Little George, of Little & Wambolt, 34 Creighton Little Hugh, brewer, 27 Albro Little James, bds at Mansion house Little James, laborer, 12 James \"Little John, cooper, 37 Gerrish Little John, cooper, 147 Gottingen Little Mrs.Hugh, tavernkeeper, 137 Albermarle Little Robert, coachman, 31 Morris Little Thomas, storekeeper, 60 Lockman Little & Wambolt, coopers, 9 Cornwallis .LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO, J.C.Allison & Co, agents, 61 Upper water Livingston Duncan, carpenter, 3 Brunswick lane Lloy Alex., storekeeper, 25 Bedford row Lloyd Geo., civil engineer, 10 Pleasant Lloyd lieut.Edward, R.E., South Lloyd Edward, Royal engineers, South Loasby Elisha, conductor Nova Scotia railway, Young Lock Walter, storeman, 55 Dresden row | Lock William, r 73 Maynard Lockhart Charles, bookkeeper, 16 Bayer Lockhart Edward, laborer, 26 Grafton Lockhart Frederick, mining agent, 17 Queen Lockhart Thomas, Avon house, 231 Upper water Lockart Walter, bookkeeper, 84 Queen Loddy Mrs.Jane, wid James, John Loew Augustus, shoemaker, 117 Grafton Logan rev.Adam, city missionary, 67 Argyle Logan rev.Robert, city missionary, 11 Mumford terrace Logan William, carpenter, Wellington Lomas John, saddler, 23 Spring Garden road London and Lancashire Life Insurance Go, À.W.Scott, agent, 27 Bedford Loner an Jus.grocer, 89 Lower water ones William, laborer, 79 Albermarle Ong captain Jol, cor Maitland and L rince William TS Charles, grocery and liquors, cor 5 ockwan and North Long James, cabinetmaker, 187 Grafton He g W illiam, carpenter, Oxford ugard 9 & Co, brass founders, &c., 223 Hollis Lougurd Edward J, of E.J.Longard & Lows! 131 Brunswick gard George H:, tinsmith, Forrest I, Longard ros Loup, gard road gud J.D.129 Be ot + Dy 129 Brunswick One Rot ue bt, shoemaker, 80 Gottine ongard Wit wens Gottingen fd William H,, tinsmith, Forrest » GONgard road Lonner William, laborer, 79 Albermarle Looker John, gardener, North Loraway Mrs.Flora, wid Patrick, 53 Dresden row .Lordly Edward J., of Lordly & Stimp- son, Queen LORDLY & STIMPSON, wholesale and retail grocers and liquor dealers, cor Hollis and George Louden George, packer, bds 116 Hollis Lougell William, porter, 12 Gerrish Lounds Mrs., wid Matthew, 19 City Lovegrove William, midshipman, 11 Artz lane LOVELL JOHN, printer and publisher of the Nova Scotia Directory, Montreal, Que.Lovet Geo., boatman, 474 Upper water Lovett H., shoemaker, 21 Birmingham Lowdon Dickerson, bds 14 Poplar Grove Lowe John, butcher, 88 Gerrish Lowe William, groceries and liquors, cor Gas lane and Pleasant Lowe William, mason, 159 Brunswick Lowell William L., of Huse & Lowell, bds at Halifax hotel Eastern passage Lownd James, of Magnus & Lowad, Brunswick Lownd Mathew, carpenter, Starr Lownd Thomas, carpenter, Starr ' Lownd William, carpenter, Starr Lownds James, tinsmith, 54 Brunswick Lownds Mrs.Abigail, wid James, 69 - Grafton * | Lownds William, Coburg road j Lowry Michael, carpenter, 51 Dresden row Lowrey Pat., pensioner, 55 Albermarle : Lowther Edward, truckman, 12 Bayer | Loyd Mrs.Bertha, wid Peter, Grafton i Lucker John, gardener, King cor North Luckner Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Charles, 428 Upper water \u2018 Lucky James, teamster, 80 Albermarle Lyall rev.William, LL.D., professor * Dalhousie college, 29 Bauer i Lydeard Sylvester, shoemaker, George and Grafton Lydiard Edward, carpenter, 7 Garrick Lyle Mrs.M., wid Hugh, 19 Birmingham Lynagh Mrs.Mary Ann, wid John, 28 Grafton Lynch Daniel, truckman, Summer Lynch John, laborer, 486 Upper water Lynch John, sailor, 13 Gerris Lyrch John,stonecutter, 17 Dresden row Lynch Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, 69 Birmingham Lynch P., Q.C,, barrister, 159 Hollis, h 21 Tobin Lynch Patrick, laborer, Boak's wharf, Lower water Lyuch Patrick, laborer, 13 Gerrish Lynch Peter, barrister, 21 Tobin Lynch Thomas, fishmonger, h 30 Alber- marle Lyucly Thomas, laborer, 71 Grafton Lynch William, seaman, 209 Albermarle Lyon George, tinsmith, 24 Almon Lyons Alfred, truckman, 149 Barrack Lyons Archibald, carpenter, 80 Brunswick Lyons Frederick, laborer,163 Albermarle Lyons James, teacher, 34 Gottingen Lyons Mrs.Ellen, wid Patrick, 28 Grafton Lyons Patrick, blacksmith,34 Gottingen Lyragh Michael, cabinetmaker, 45 Mait- land Mabee W.D., painter, 5 Albert | Mabey Edwin, painter, Campbell road 106 cor Lower George, farmer, Lower Water, h : Macilreith M., 159 Hollis Macara Mrs.Esther, wid William, Got- tingen, Richmond Macarann Peter, machinist, Duffus, Richmond Macarty Dennis, baker,412 Upper water Macarty Henry, shoemaker, 536 Water Macdonald Alex, laborer, opposite Dockyard, Upper water Macdonald Arthur, tinsmith, 7 North Macdonald Charles, professor Dalhousie college, Tower road Macdonald Charles J ., student at law, 94 Gottingen Macdonald James S., accountant Peoples Bank, Lockman Macdonald Mrs.Catharine, wid Robert, 94 Gottingen Macdonald Mrs., wid Matthew, 486 Upper water Macdonald S.D., agent, 94 Gottingen Macdonald William S., job printer, 25 Sackville, bds at 112 Hollis Macduff Ths., brewer, 498 Upper water Machasey John, grocer, 23 Upper water MacGregor rev.P.G., Presbyterian, minister Poplar Grove church, 106 Gottingen Macincarney Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Patrick, 202 Grafton Macintosh James, tailor, 12 Moran Mack J, M, barrister, 153 Hollis, h Victoria terrace Mack Jason, barrister, 93 Hollis Mackay John A., grocer,23 Upper water Mackay J.M., & Co., lumber and commission merchants, 269 Upper water Mackay James, grocer, 1 Brunswick Mackay James, of M.Mackay & Co., 59 Lockman Mackay Thomas, 23 Starr Mackay William, of Hutchins & Co., 271 Upper water Mackay\u2019s wharf, W.Mackay, proprietor, 269 Upper water Mackeeny John, shipwright, 111 Ger- rish lane Mackey Francis, Eagle coffee house, 101 Lower water Mackey James, ship carpenter,19 Spring Garden road .Mackie Andrew, laborer, 64 Sackville Mackinlay À.K., of À.& W.Mackinlay, resides in Dutch village MACKINLAY A.& W., publishers, booksellers and stationers, 123 Gran- ville Mackinlay John, butcher, 86 Gottingen Mackintosh John, of Mackintosh & McInnis, Park Mackintosh & McInnis, lumber merchants, Mackintosh & McInnis wharf, Lower water Macksey Mrs, wid Andrew, cor Cornwallis and Maynard MacLean George, cashier Merchants bank, 4 Brenton MacLean Howard, barrister at law, 14 Bedford row MACLEAN J.8, & CO., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 263 Hollis MacLean John 8, of J.S.MacLean & Co., T1 Dresden row MacLean Mrs.Ann, wid John, 50 Queen MacLellan R.R., photographer, 133 Granville Macpherson \u2014, clerk, 15 Queen Mactiers Mrs.Margaret, wid David, 52 Argyle MeAffrer James, cooper.Hurd\u2019s lane MeAinsh David, confectioner, 109 Bar- rington McAllice Neil, laborer, 18 Moran grocer, HALIFAX.McAllister Audley, laborer, 35 Alber- marle McAllister George, watchmaker, West McAllister William, dry goods, 99 Spring Garden road McAllister William, of Thomson & Co., 99 Spring Garden road McALPINE DAVID, Directory publisher, advertising agent, &c., 24 Albro McAlpine John, 40 Gottingen McAlpine Mrs.Ann, wid Alexander, Campbell rond, Richmond McAlpine Thomas, carpenter, 58 Bar- rington McAndrew William, lumberman, Handover, Richmond McArthur rev, Alexander, Universalist, 70 Lockman MeAughin Robert, conchman, 169 Lockman McAulift John, laborer, 236 Upper water McAulift M.J., of W.Hare & Uo., bds at Halifax hotel, Hollis McBEAN REV.A.secretary British American Book and Tract society, 112 Cunard McCabe Daniel, blacksmith, 77 Barrack McCabe James, grocer, 64 George, h Pleasant McCabe John, machinist, Richmond McCairns Bernard, laborer, 91 City McCallum Hugh, weigher of hay, Young McCann Edmund, laborer, Richmond McCarrah Mrs.John, Gottingen McCann Mrs.Margaret, wid Patrick, 64 Cunard McCann Nicholas, cooper, 53 Lower water McCarron Peter, Richmond McCarthy Allan, pensioner, 36 Albro McCarthy Charles, cooper, 8 Albro McCarthy Charles, groceries and liquors, 90 Lower water McCarthy Dennis, baker, 412 Upper water McCarthy Edward, clerk, bds at 169 Barrington McCarthy James, saloon, 14 Albermarle McCarthy John, baker, 124 Grafton McCarthy John, painter, Hanover McCarthy Mrs.Bridget, 126 Cornwallis McCarthy Mrs.Mary, Macara McCarthy William, laborer, 6 Albert McCarty Henry, shoemaker, 538 Upper water McCarty James, Richmond McCarty John, laborer, Hanover, Richmond McCawly John, shoemaker, 113 Graftcn McCleave Benjamin, bds at 182 Alber- marle McClelland Brothers, merchants, 46 Upper water McClelland George, butcher, Peoples market, boarding house, h 117 Argyle McClelland Hugh, of McClelland Fo thers, resides in Birmingham England McClelland Jobn, of McCleliand Brothers, resides in Birmingham, England McClelland Stitt, manager for McClel- land Brothers, 91 Cornwallis McCleve John, shoemaker, Campbell road, Richmond McCloud James, messenger, 31 Morris MeCloud Thomas, livery stables, 28 Spring Garden road Me Jusky Miss Bessie, teacher, 27 Agricola McCollough Archibald, Oak McCollough John, watchmaker, Ingles machinist, Duffus, ) laborer, Handover DOMINION 1626 DIRECTORY.McCollough Thomas, stonecutter, 36 Almond McColly John H., musical instrument repairer, 163 Lower waler McConnell Thomas, laborer, 136 Argyle McCormack James, baker, 111 Gratton McCormack James, blacksmith, Campbell road, Richmond McCormack John, tailor, 51 Graflon McCormack Matthew, tailor, 42 Grafton McCormack Michael, tailor, 23 Barrack McCormack Mrs.Sarah, wid John, 127 Albermarle McCormack Samuel, laborer, 15 Gerrish McCormack William, printer, 8 Bishop McCrindle James, of Spence & MeCrin- dle, li Duffus, Richmond McCrow John, plasterer, 64 Birmingham McCuller Thomas, stonecutter, Almon McCuller Willinm, butcher, 182 Argyle, h Barrington McCulloch TIsuae, wallis McCulloch John, watchmaker, 83 Gran- ville, h Tower road MeCulloch Michael, school teacher, 68 Birmingham McCulloch Richard, ship captain, 40 traveller, 83 Corn- Creighton McCulloch William, butcher, 13 Bar- rington McCullough George, cabinetimaker, r 140 Argyle McCullough James, farmer, Quinpool road cor Oxford McCullough John, butcher, Quinpool road cor Oxford McCullough Thomas, 91 Dresden row McCully & Blanchard, barristers, 10 Prince McCully hon.Jonathan, Brunswick McCurdy Matthew J., locker, 35 Bauer McDade George,grocer and liquor dealer 462 Upper water McDade William, tavern, 59 Barrack McDaniels James, fuel and hay merchant, McDaniel\u2019s wharf, h North McDaniel's wharf, James McDaniel, proprietor, 277 Upper water McDead John, grocer, Cunard McDermott James, trunkmaker, 26 Falkland McDermott James, Upper Water McDermott Jeremial, Pleasant McDermott Jos., tavern, 135 Gottingen McDONALD À.J., manager Western Union Telegraph Co., 154 Hollis, h 3 Blowers McDonald Alexander, joiner, 109 Ger- rish lane McDonald Alexander, blacksmith, 10 Prince William McDonald Alexander, watchman, 58 Creighton McDonald Alexander, of McDonald & Co., bds at 164 Lockman McDonald Angus, 270 Gottingers McDonald Angus, laborer, 176 Grafton McDonald Archibald, porter, 82 Muit- land McDonald & Bligh, barristers, 22 Bed- ford row McDonald cu ptain Thomas, 450 Upper water McDonald captain G., 105 Gerrish McDonald & Co., brass founders, Bar- rington McDonald Daniel, policeman, 113 Mait- land McDonald Daniel, shoemaker, Oxford Block, Upper water, h 44 Bauer senator, 20 trunkmaker, 354 waiter, 81 [PROVINCE oy McDonald David, grocer, 189 Loy, waler : McDonald Donald, farmer, Water, h Lansdown McDonald Duncan, tailor, 183 Graftg, McDonald Duncan, travelling agent, bds at Mansion house McDONALD EDWARD M., M.P,, pra, ter, proprictor and publisher of de Halifax Citizen, 3 Kent McDonald lienry, laborer, 135 Alby.marle McDonald hon, James, of McDonald Bligh, h Tobin McDonald Jumes, depuly marshal, 4 Granville J,, Low McDonald James liquors, 272 Gottingen MeDonuld John, carpenter, William McDonald John, engineer, 264 Uppy water McDonald John fireman, Campbell road Richmond McDonald John, foremna Water works 22 Moran McDonald John, & Co, dry goods, 101 Granville McDonald John, farmer, Lower water h Preston McDonald John, of John MeDonald t Uo., bds at Waverley house McDonald Jos., shoemaker, 191 Graftoy McDonald Malcolm, laborer, 60 Spring Garden road McDonald Malcolm, mason, Victoria McDonald Malcolm, grocer, 141 Bar rack McDonald Maurice, carpenter, 9 West McDonald Maurice, school teacher, 3, Garrick McDonald Mrs.Ann, wid captain Jamey West McDonald Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexa der, 164 Lockman McDonald Mrs.Ellen, wid Samuel, 3 Albermarle McDonald Mrs.Jane, dressmaker, # Granville McDonald Mrs, wid Thomas, chi store, 36 Brunswick McDonald Norman, locker, 28 Maitlant McDonald Peter, engine driver, 17 Quen McDonald Richard, stevedore, T1 Argyl McDonald Thomas, joiner, 11 Argyh bds at North West arm McDonald Ths., laborer, 118 Albermark McDonald Thomas, porter, 114 Grafton McDonald Thomas, tinsmith, Upper water McDonald William, liquor dealer, I! Lower water McDonnell Mrs.Jane, wid Jas., 34 Albm McDougall Archibald, groceries and liquors, 206 Hollis, h 43 Granville McDougall \u2014, caulker, 16 Cornwallis McDougall Duncan, of Fraser & Ve 17 South Hollis McDougall & Fraser, soda water mar ufacturers, 17 South Hollis McDougall James H , clerk, Seymour McDougnll John, carpenter, 97 Alber marle , McDougall John, cnulker, 3 Gray's laut McDougall Miss Belle, school tencler 93 Pleasant A McDowall Mrs, Mary, wid_ George, #* Upper water groceries apg McDowell William, stonecutter, 1! Jornwallis sa mpbel McEachran Duncan, sailor, Campbe roud, Richmond wih McElency Andrew, bandmaster Highlanders, Maynard a McEuglin Robert, driver, 169 Lock Nova SCOTIA.] DOMINION 1627 DIRECTORY.3 HALIFAY McEwan Daniel, of McEwan & Son, 105 Spring Garden road , - McRwan James, of McEwan & Son, 105 Spring Garden road McBEWAN & SON, upholsterers and cubinetmakers, 20 Barrington | McEwen John, grocer, Market wharf, Lower water ; MeFarlain Peter P., seaman, Gottingen McFagan James, laborer, 20 Moran McFarlain Robert, driver, 3 Agricola McFarlane Walter, agent for B.& S.H.Thompson, 204 Îlollis, bds at Halifax hotel, Hollis } MeFatridge John, blacksmith, 486 Got- tingen .MeFatridge Robert, M.D., druggist, 42 Gottingen McFATRIDGE W., stoves and tinware, 196 Hollis, h 6 Gottingen Meclettridge Robert, butcher, 57 Cornwallis, h Cornwallis ; McGee Patrick, laborer, 27 Maitland McGee James, jaborer, Bells lane McGill James, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond McGill Joseph, cooper, 70 Lower Water MeGillis John, builder, 101 Park McGilvray William, rigger, 364 Upper water McGinn Mrs.Susan, wid Michael, cor Roats lane and Upper water McGinnis Alexander, clerk, bds at 108 Argyle McGinnis Dennis, carpenter, 320 Upper water McGoogin James, grocer, 79 Gottingen McGowan John, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond McGradey Patrick, storeman, 212 Grafton McGrath David, of Grant & Co., St George court McGrath Dennis, truckman, St Patrick lane off Lockman McGrath Edward, laborer, Creamers wharf McGrath James, laborer, 31 Almon McInnes Mrs.Catherine, wid Jobn, 31 Artz Jane McInnis Alexander, of McInnis & Bayer, bds at 139 Grafton McInnes & Bayer, carpenters, 91 Grafton McInnis John,of Mackintosh & McInnis, 101 North Park McInnis Mrs.Mary, wid Philip, Campbell road, Richmond McIntosh Daniel, grocery and liquors, 47 Albro McIntosh James, accountant, Mitchell - McIntosh James, haker, 58 George McIntosh James, tailor, 12 Moran McIntosh John, joiner, South Park McIntosh Mrs.Catherine, wid John, milliner, 147 Barrington McIntosh Robert, driver C.R.R., Russell McIntyre John, coachman, Kempt road Mclsaac Donald, merchant, 88 Pleasant McKay \u2014, nurseryman, 240 Gottingen McKay A.groceries and liquors, 38 Grafton, h 67 Sackville McKAY ADAM, manufacturerof steam engines, boilers, &c., Dartmouth, h 38 Grafton McKay D.A, & Co., gasfitters and brassfounders, 65 Barrington : McKay D.A, of D.A.McKay & Co, South McKay Donald, tailor, 59 Duke McKay Francis, boarding house, 101 Lower water McKay Francis, cooper, Veith, Richmond McKay George, boilermaker, Gas lane McKay George, engineer, 19 Gas lane McKay J.H., of Cogswell & McKay, Ingles McKay James, 59 Lockman McKay James, grocer, cor Brunswick and Jacob McKay James, lumber merchant, Mc- Kay\u2019s wharf, h 69 Lockman McKay James S., grocer.114 Cornwallis f McKay James, sen., 263 Upper water { McKay John, carpenter, Church McGrath Michael R., liquor merchant, | McKay John, laborer, Leahy villa 436 Upper water .jMeKay Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard, McGrath Michael, truckman, St Patrick, general store, 4 Albermarle lane off Lockman _ i McKay Mrs.Mary, wid Alexander, John McGrath Patrick, laborer, 73 Pleasant | McKay Murdoch, shoemaker, 570 Up- McGrath Robert, painter, 11 Cunard MoGrath Thomas, carpenter, Quinpool roa McGrath William, laborer, 131 City McGregor Aiidrevw, clerk, 44 Brunswick McGregor James, carpenter, Gerrish ! McGregor John, attorney, 29 Bedford row : McGregor rev, Peter G, 106 Gottingen MeGrey Johu, laborer, 32 Lockman MeGroar John, laborer, 225 Albermarle MeGrory Jas.laborer, 209 Albermarle HeGuinon Richard, storekeeper, 117 \u2018oy le McGuire Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Patrick, 74 Prince McGuire Mus.\" Gration cGuire Terence, groceries and liquors fas, Richmond vo Mequire Thomas, 510 Upper water eGuire William, saddier, Richmond Mo bds Market wharf Meal, ey David, carpenter, Windsor ees John D, inspector general, 69 Meïlreith John, tait ï , or, 8 Dresden row elllrith Morris, tailor, Tower road Les \u2014, carpenter, 16 Agricola Prggbyterian, Rosa, wid Patrick, 86 Molnnes Miles, carpenter, 25 West per water McKay Robert, laborer, Leahy villa McKay Thomas, hatter, 23 Hurds lane McKay William, shoemaker, 426 Upper water McKay's wharf, 263 Upper water McKenna Francis P., stair builder, Vie- toria road McKenna Patrick, laborer, 35 Grafton McKenna Ths., laborer, 466 Upper water McKinnon David, deputy inspector general of hospitals, 137 Pleasant, h 80 Cunard McKenzie Daniel, carpenter, Windsor road McKenzie Duncan, shoemaker, 135 Al- bermarle McKenzie Geo.carpenter,184 Brunswick McKenzie Hector, police constable, 25 Bedford row McKenzie John, confectioner, 76 and 119 Granville McKeon Christopher, baker, 145 Grafton McKeon John, tavern, Market's wharf McKeon Michael, laborer, 128 Gottin- n MKerren William, N.P., customs broker, 64 Bedford row, h 11 Moran McKerrow Peter E., of Thomas & Co., 38 Barrington McKinlay John, laborer, 86 Gottingen McKinnon David R., MD, physician and surgeon, 80 Cunard McKinnon Cornelius, laborer, Richmond McLane William, locker, 93 Lockman McLaren Donald, iron dresser, 1 Albert McLatchy Mrs.John, 27 Salter McLauchlin George, tobacconist, 21 Creighton McLaughlin James, butler, cor Grafton and Blowers McLaughlin James, boot and shoe maker, 14 Blowers McLachlan John N., manager May Flower tobacco factory, h 117 Park McLaughlin Joseph, school teacher, 35 Agricola McLaughlin William, laborer, 130 Got- tingen McLean Alex.storeman, 23 Albro McLean Allan, storeman, 227 Upper water McLean Angus, of McLean & Keith, 100 Hollis McL an Christopher, Barrack McLean Duncan, policeman, bds at 83 Argyle McLean Jas., shoemaker, 182 Albermarle McLean John, school teacher, 120 Cornwallis McLean & Keith, brewers, 86 Lower water McLean Miss Mary, 558 Upper water McLean Mrs.Jane, wid Hugh, 39 Alber- marle .McLean Ths., joiner, bds at 13 Argyle McLean William, locker, 93 Lockman McLearn James, grocer, 17and 180 Got- tingen McLearn Thomas, brewer, 176 Gottin- en McLeave James, laborer, 32 Granville McLellan Angus, grocer, John McLellan George, boarding house, 117 Argyle McLellan R.R., artist and photographer, 131 Granville McLellan Stitt, agent, for McLellan Brothers, h 91 Cornwallis McLellan William, storekeeper.95 City McLeod \u2014, laborer, 72 Maitland McLeod Alexander, 51 Morris McLeod Alexander, & Co., grocers and liquor dealers, 172 Hollis McLeod Donald, storeman, 7 Brunswick lane McLeod Douglas,clerk, bds at 27 Salter McLeod James, carpenter, 117 Argyle McLeod James, fireman, Campbell road, Richmond McLeod James, tailor.Maynard McLeod John, ship carpenter, Campbell truckman, 117 road McLeod Mrs.[sabella, wid Peter, Campbell road McLeod Mrs.Mariane, wid George, 120 Cornwallis McLeod Robert J., machinist, 120 Cornwallis McLeod Samuel, fireman, Campbell road McLeod Thomas, livery stables, 18 Cogs- well, bds at Poplar grove McLeod William, shoemaker, McLeod William, clerk, 177 Lockman McLuckey Jos., moulder, Proctor\u2019s lane McMahon Geo., clerk, bs at 93 Hollis McMahon Michael, shoemaker, 127 Got- tingen McMahon Mrs.Mary, wid Timothy, 27 Dresden row ) McMahon Thomas, coachman, r 41 Dres- 54 Bilby den row HALIFAX, DOMINION 1628 DIRECTORY.À [PROVINCE op McManus Timothy, truckman, 8 Albert McMara Thomas, laborer, 5 West MeMenaro \u2014, laborer, 225 Albennarle McMurray John, clerk, 97 Albermarle McMurray Robert, dry goods, Lockman, New Extension, h Victoria road McNab Alexander, bookkeeper, 3 Cunard Court McNab Alexander, engineer Nova Sco- tia railway, 46 Morris McNab hon.James, 79 Hollis McNab James, liquor dealer, cor Grafton and Duke McNab John, of Alexander McLeod & Co., 20 Gottingen McNab Neil, laborer, West McNab William, printer, 18 Gottingen McNalley Martin J., machinist, Fort Needham McNally William, painter, 140 City McNamara Hugh, mason, 15 Rotten- burg McNamara Miss Mary, school teacher, 55 Maynard McNamara Mrs.Patrick, grocery, 144 Gottingen McNamara Richard, laborer, T West McNaughten John, moulder, 34 Alber- marle McNaughton Daniel, harnessmaker, 190 Gratton McNaughten Peter, cooper, 36 Alber- marle McNeal Angus, carpenter, 16 Cornwallis McNeal James, lamplighter, 31 Artz lane McNeal Mrs.Mary, wid Mason, Campbell road, Richmond McNeil Jobn, laborer, 33 Maynard McNeil Mrs.Catherine, wid Henry S,, 34 Starr McNeil Mrs.Jennett, wid John, confectioner, 109 Grafton McNicholls Hugh, blacksmith, 5 Argyle McNiven Alexander, shoemaker, 56 Maitland McNiven Daniel, carpenter, bds at 56 Maitland McNurney Mrs.Anna, wid Patrick, 202 Grafton McNutt Adam, blacksmith, 25 Bedford row McNutt James, locker, 51 Cornwallis McNutt Leslie N., bookkeeper, bds at 93 Hollis McNutt William B., of Starr & McNutt, 221 Brunswick McPhail Hugh, shoemaker, 21 Gottin- gen McPham Hugh, shoemaker, 21 Got- tingen ; McPLee Peter, South Park McPhee William, plasterer, 23 Spring Garden road McPhegar Ryan, laborer, 205 Grafton McPherson Alexander, carpenter, bds at 92 Argyle McPherson Daniel, carpenter, G4 Bar- rington McPherson David, carpenter, 57 Got- tingen McPherson David, carpenter, Quinpool road McPherson David, machinist, Duffus, Richmond McPherson David, ship builder, Campbell road McPherson James, clerk, 57 Gottingen McPherson John, lumber surveyor, 590 Upper water McPherson Mrz, Mary Anne, wid captain Daniel; 31 Morris McQueen Charles, 4 Bauer, h 48 Bauer McQueen Mrs., wid Duncan, 235 Brunswick McQuinn Mrs.Mary, wid Jolin, 86 Coruwallis MeTerrens Patrick, laborer, Richmond MeTier Mrs.Margaret, wid William, 52 Argyle McVean John, carpenter, 120 Queen McVigar Rory, fireman, 207 Grafton Madden John, coachman, Spring Garden road Maddigan Richard, mason, 4 Blowers Maddison Strachan, joiner, bds at 13 Argyle Maddison Thos., upholsterer, 18 Argyle Maddocks Isang, laborer, 40° Albro Magher Richard, chair cuner, 48 Birmingham Magnon Mrs.Marin, wid Michael, 522 Upper water Magaus Alex., of Magnus & Lownd, 51 Cornwallis Magnus & Lownd, tinsmiths, 155 Lower water Magnus Mrs.Maria, wid Alexander, 408 Upper water Maguire Daniel, fishmonger, Market wharf, Lower water Mabaruey Michael, tnilor, 21 Poplar rove Mahan Mrs.Margaret, wid James, liquors, 87 Upper water Mahar James, laborer, 59 Barrington Mahar John, clerk, 19 Maynard Mahar John, truckman, Campbell road, Richmond Mahar Martin, cooper, 23 Cornwallis Mahar Mrs.Mary, wid Richard, 12 Bishop Mahar Thomas, shoemaker, 76 Prince Maharny John, plasterer, 107 North Mabee William, painter, 2 Albert Maher James, baker, 103 Lower water Maher John, carpenter, 76 Almon Maher John, truckman, West Malier John, laborer, 34 Albro Maher Joseph, laborer, Mackintosh and McInnis wharf, Lower water Maher Patrick, farmer, Leahy villa Maher Peter, laborer, 43 Lockman Mahon Dennis, coachman, 55 Dresden row Mahon I\", C., clerk, 67 Birmingham Mahon Fitzroy, clerk, 67 Birmingham Mahon John ë, clerk, 67 Birmingham Mahon Nicholas, clerk, 65 Birmingham Mahoney Charles, seaman, 175 James Mahoney Jolin, carter, 83 Barrack Mahoney Patrick, laborer, 175 Alber- marle Mahony John, sen., baker, 179 Grafton Mahony Patrick, earpenter, Smith Mails Thomas, fish and oil merchant, 94 Hollis Main Charles, printer, 19 Proctor\u2019s lane Major Alfred, druggist, 47 Brunswick Major Charles, 27 Bauer Major Charles, school teacher, 4 Bnuer Major Frederick, carpenter, North West arm Major Mrs.Sophia, wid Charles grocery, cor Maynard and Falkland Major Ths.H., grocer, cor Cornwallis and Lockman Malcom & Johnstone, builders, 1 Blowers Malcolm James, blacksmilh, Campbell roul, Richmond Malcolm James, plasterer, 30 Agricoln Malcohn James, trader, Camphol rol, Richmond confectioner, Malcolm Mrs.Jane, wid James 4 Queen TE Malcolm William, blacksmith, bell rond, Richmond Mallen Mra.Mary, grocer, 6T À !hermark Malling William, butcher, St Margarer ba Malloney Mra.Mary, wid Cornclins, 52 Upper water Malloney® Patrick, laborer, Drillig; wharf, Upper water Malloney Mim, customs officer, 185 Lower water Mullowney J.C., dentist, 120 Granville Mally William, cooper, 99 Cornwallis Malone John, magon, Maynard Malone Patrick, dry goods, 149 Lowy water Maloney James, hairdresser, 142 Uppy water, b 65 Prince Mnloney Mrs, Mary, wid Cornclius, 5% Upper water Maloney Patrick, shoemaker, bds at Albermarle Maloney Thomas, laborer, 27 Grafton Maloy Peter, carpenter, Carey's lan, Lockman Malvern Isaac, cooper, 81 Lockman Mangin Micliael, brewer, 544 Upper water Mann William, cabinetmaker, 398 Upper water Mannan Michael, laborer, 520 Uppe Mannighan Patrick, cabman, 55 Alber marle Manning Daniel, laborer, 29 Grafton Manning Daniel, laborer, 7 Salter Manning John M., school master, 20} Albermarle Manning John, laborer, 20 Moran Manning lieutenant E., secretary Gan rison club Manning Martin, laborer, 74 Cunard Manning Michael, laborer, 524 Uppy water Manning Mrs.Ellen, wid Morris, 209 Albermarle Manning Thomas, truckman, 25 Com wallis Mauning Walter, bookbinder, 177 Lock man Mansfield James A., soda water maker 9 Blowers Manfield Pierce, laborer, 77 Pleasant Mansion house, George R.Johnson, proj prictor, 149 Barrington Maughan Michael, malster, 5-44 Uppef water Mara William, seaman, 9 Granville Marther Mrs, wid, 94 Albro Margeson R.eo, blacksmith, North, h 18 Brunsgick | Marhan Yhomas, bonrding house, 18 Lower water Mark Andrew, shoemaker, 21 Blowers Mark Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael, Blowers , Market wharf, Beamish estate, prop Cam, tor ; Marland Mrs.Jame, wid James, 18 Grafton Marks John, grocer, 178 Lower water MARLING J.W., general agent Canaë Life Assurance Co., 25 Prince, h Blan Marr James, laborer, bY Barrington Murr Michael,stonecutler, 85 Grafton Murr Michael, truckman, 2 Kempt ron} Marr Robert, conduetor City railway Campbell road, Richmond Marsden Thomas, porter, 130 Grafte Marshall Edward, hookkeeper, 23 Ge rish } Marshall 11, J.of Sircorn & Marsh 170 Brunswick Nova Scoria.] DOMINION 1629 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.Marshall James, laborer, 19 Maitland Man ball John, mason, Maynard \u2019 Marshall Mrs.Caroline, wid James, 94 lbro ; .Meal Mrs.Desiah, wid Henry, 49 ; Lockman Marshall Samuel A., mason, \u201chard and Cornwallis , \u2018Marshall Timothy, shoemaker, 10 Blow- cor May- Marshall William, plasterer, 9 Falkland Marshall William, road inspector Nova Scotia railway, Young 1 TIN & CO., dry goods, 26 George Marin G.D., of \u2019 John Farquharson & ?Co, bds at 93 Hollis Martin George J., plumber, Helen artin James, boilermaker, 39 Upper i water Martin James, builder, West artin John, laborer, n Campbell road, Richmond fartin John, sailor, 84 Albro ; anim John, salt and grain weigher, | 26 Gerrish fartin Joseph, laborer, 69 Lower water Martin Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 8 Al- hermarle fartin Mrs, wid James, 11 Maynard TN PETER, grucer and liquor dealer, 52 Upper water ; Martin R.J., of Martin & Co., 93 Hollis JARTIN RICHARD, harnessmaker, 144 Argyle, h 482 Upper water artin Thomas, grocer, 64 Lower water Martin Thomas, liquor dealer, 138 Cp- per water .artin William, milkman, Robie artelle Theodore H., bookkeeper, 3 George farine Henry, tailor, 402 Upper water farine Insurance Co., G.Whidden, agent, 11 Prince farvin Douglass, clerk, bds 11 Queen arvin Mrs.Ann, wid William, 62 Ger- rish arvin Mrs.Margaret, wid Nelson, 11 Queen [ARVIN SAMUEL W,, tinsmith and plumber, 177 Barrington, h 62 Gerrish lason Hall school, Garret O'Connor, principal, cor Granville and Salter ason Isaac, machinist, 1 Kent ason John J., shoemaker, 3 Falkland lason Peter, customs officer, 85 Creigh- on Hason Wm., boat builder, 5 Maynard lasson captain William, 39 Brenton atatall John, laborer, Duffus, Richmond atch Solomon, merchant, water lates William, joiner, 16 Pleasant athers Isaac, wood merchaut, Bedford row, h Gottingen atheson K.J, clerk, 43 Barrington latthews Jus, carpenter 112 Maitland Tthews John K., carpenter, 100 Mait- atthews Wheeler D., of R.C.Hamilton 0, resides in Toronto athewson James, laborer,*268 Upper Water athewson Strachan, joiner, 98 Grafton Mas John, builder, Agricola Th George, liquor dealer, 221 Upper jataler Jol, 41 Argyle aie Jon carpenter, 96 Brunswick laxweil Diam, cooper, 99 Cornwallis avid, sheep skin dealer, MeDaniel's wh wf, bds v S 231 Upper water\u201d 4 ne Avon house 446 Upper Maxwell Miss Alicia, teacher National school, cor Argyle and George school, cor Kent & May, Barrack May John, of acco factory, J.B.Camp- Mayflower tobroprietors, 110 Cornwallis hell & Co, p dry goods, 159 Lower Meaghar John, Meagher John, grocer and liquors, cor Gottingen and Gerrish Mealey John, lahorer, Campbell road, Richmond Meagher Michael, grocer, 2 North Meagher Michael, truckman, Kempt road Meagher N.H., law student, 65 Birming- 1am Meagher Richard, upholsterer, 49 Buckingham Meagher Thomas, shoemaker, 53 Alber- marle Meagher Timothy, tavern, 44 Birming- am Medlen Samuel John, civil engineer, 10 Briar lane Meddley Peter, seaman, James Mechan Dennis, coachman, 55 Dresden row Meek William, laborer, 528 Upper water Meilkie Chs.cabinetmaker, Wellington Melegan Maurice, truckman, 37 Maynard Melvin Isaac, cooper, Skimming's wharf Melvin Isaac, waterman, 5 Cunard Menger George, lahorer.21 West MERCANTILE AGENCY, Dun, Wiman & Co, William Hedley, manager, 160 Hollis Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, James W hitman and John T.Twining, agents, 18 Bedford row MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA, Sir Thomas E.Kenny, president Merchants Marine Insurance Co.CharlesWright and J.Strachan, jun., secretary, 10 Prince Merchants Readings rooms, Charles M.Creek.proprietor.158 Hollis Merkel Andrew.customs clerk, Carlton Merkel George & Henry, farmers Gottingen, Richmond Merkel James W.181 Brunswick Merkel Misses Sarah, Caroline & Catherine, Gottingen, Richmond Merkel Wm.& John, farmers, Gottingen, Richmond >, | \u201cMerlin Robert, joiner, 63 Cornwallis Mernell Edward D., barrister, 1 Bedford row Merrick George, machinist.7 Queen Merrick Henry, painter, 12 Salter Merricks Isaac.truckman, 33 Albro Merriman George, painter, 103 Gerrish Messervey John, trader, 109 Maitland Metzler Charles, painter.Seymore Metzler Edward.tailor, 125 Spring Garden road Metzler George, Sermour METZLER GEORGE, tailor.79 Upper > water Metzler Henry, 41 Argyle Metzler John, 41 Argyle Metzler Mrs.wid George, 166 Brunswick Metzler William, painter, 14 Granville, h Seymour Meyer Frederick, green grocer and poulterer, 31 Bedford row Meyer William, blacksmith, Oxford Meynell Edward D, 91 Spring Garden road Mickan Nicholas, water Micklewright Thomas, clerk, 2 Bauer Midnight Chs., shoemaker, 141 Grafton Mihan Mrs.Ellen, wid Peter, dry goods, cooper, 53 Lower Buckingham | Miles William, laborer,Campbell road, Richmond .Miliiary magazine, joining Naval hospital, Upper water Military Prison, Melville Island, North West arm Military Purveyor's office and stores, 80 Upper water Military store yard, John Hilton, storekeeper, Upper water Millahy Pearce, shoemaker, Pleasant Millar John, truckman, 45 Lockman Millar P., wharf builder, 160 Albermarle Millard Mes.C., wid Wm, 58 Maitland Millbury Mrs.Elizabeth, seamstress, Young Miller Archibald, gas inspector, 15 Bishop Miller Arch.of Miller & King, Bishop Miller captain John, 42 Lockman Miller Cbarles F., victualler, \u20ac1 Bar- rington, h Quinpool st Miller Datid, clerk, bds at 9 Granville Miller Francis, shoemaker, 18 Gerrick Miller Garret, 17 Pleasant Miller John, & Co., butchers, 161 Lower water Miller Henry, butcher, 16 Agricola MILLER HON.WILLIAM, senator, barrister, 80 Granville, bds at Waver- ley house Miller J., baker, 48 Albermarle Miller Jacob, 19 Lower water Miller James, mariner, Lockman Miller John, butcher, 3 Dresden row Miller John, farmer, Lower water, h Fall River Miller John.laborer, Upper water Miller John, mason, Norih West arm Miller John, of John Miller & Co., Dresden row Miller & King.tinsmiths, 41 Upper water Miller Mrs.Ann, wid Henry, r 55 Duke Miller Mrs.Jsabella,wid Jobn, 33 Cunard Miller Mrs.H.E., 30 Brunswick Miller Robert, customs officer, 75 Gerrish Miller William, of Doull & Miller, resides in England Miller William.shoemaker, 112 Gerrish ; Millet D.ship carpenter,?1 PoplarGrove Milligan Wm., laborer, 158 Albermarle Mills Herbert J., 7 Maitland Mills John, laborer.64 Albermarle Mills William, driver City Passenger railway, Campbell road, Richmond Milsom Thomas, M.D.105 Barrington MINES DEPARTMENT, hon.John Robertson, M.P.P., commissioner ; John Kelly, deputy, Provincial buildings, Hollis Minger George, laborer, West Mirror William, shoemaker, 112 Gerrish Mission church, Richard Owens, resident missionary, 8 Barrack Mitchell Andrew, 55 Spring Garden road Mitchell Charles, photographer, Smith Mitchell Daniel.baker, 118 Brunswick Mitchell Donald, ship carpenter, 508 Upper water Mitchell Edward, clerk, Smith Mitchell Edward, painter, 62 Grafton Mitchell George, of Mitchell & Son, 17 South Park Mitchell George P., of Mitchell & Son, South Park Mitchell James, salt and grain measurer, 103 Park Mitchell John S.clerk, 45 Argyle Mitchell Mrs, Eliza, wid Andrew, 74 Got- tingen Mitchell Mrs.Jane, wid John, 40 Bed- ford row Mitchell & Son, West Indian merchants, 210 Lower water HALIFAX.DOMINION 1630 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE op Mitchell William, laborer, r 73 Maynard Mizenrood Peter, pedlar, 64 Maynard Moakler Jeffery, laborer, 122 Gerrigh Moakler John, truckman, 124 Gerrish Moffatt Alexander, conchman, 218 Gott- ingen Moffatt Richard, laborer, Lower water Mohran Joseph, manager and steward Halifax club house, 155 Hollis Moir Alexander, iron founder, li 20 Hurd\u2019slane Moi & Co., millers and bakers, 116 Argyle Moir Mrs.D., wid John, 166 Grafton Moir W.C., of Moir & Co., and of E.C.Twining & Co., Morris Moles Thomas, mason, 117 Albro Molitor Charles, jeweller, Bloomfield Mollison William, 8 Gerrish Molloy Douglas, painter, Campbell road, Richmond Malloy John, truckman, 29 West Moloney Mrs.Ellen, wid John, 27 Dresden row Motton Robert, jun.,barrister, 41 Prince, h Blowers Monaghan Arthur, dry goods, cor Duke and Argyle, b 9 Maynard Monaghan James, mason, 47 Maynard Monaghan Patrick, cab driver, r 55 Al bermarle MONAGHAN PATRICK, house, estate and insurance agent, 191 Barrington, h Gottingen.See Adv Monaghan Michael, clerk, 72 Albermarle Monaghan William, farmer, Windsor road Money order office, post office department, James H.Thorne, superintendent, 189 Barrington Monk R.E., saloon, 197 Barrington Mont Joseph, coachman, 166 Gottingen Mont Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Joseph, r 158 Gottingen Mont Thos., coachman, North West arm Montgomery John, pattern maker, 7 Green Montgomory William, & Co., proprietors Nova Scotia Iron works, l'reshwater4 Montgomery William, of W.Montgomery & Co, Green MONTHLY RECORD OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, annual subscription 62:c.; Synod of the ch of Scotland, proprietur; James Barnes, printer Moodie Miss Eliza, tailoress, 98 Maitland Moodie William, of Thomson & Co., 54; Lockman Moodie William, printer, 98 Maitland Mooney \u2014, butcher, 55 Creighton Mooney Andrew, mason, r 104 Cunard Mooney Edmond, laborer, 55 Creighton Mooney John, liquors, 102 Lower water Mooney Matthew, dry goods merchant, 185 Upper water Mooney Mrs.L., wid James, dry goods, 81 Barrington Mooney Ths., dry goods, 58 Upper water Mooney William, bricklayer, 26 Brunswick Mooney\u2019s wharf, D.J.Smith & Co., proprietors, Upper water Moorash John, laborer, 390 Upper water Moore \u2014, baker, 43 Morris Moore Francis, laborer, Gerrish Moore James, laborer, Duffus, Richmond Moore John, clerk, 84 Grafton Moore Joseph, shoemaker, bds at 74 Barrington Moore Joseph J., barrister, 159 Hollis, h Freshwater Moore William, porter, 80 Brunswick Moran Edward, mason, 78 Brunswick Moran James, laborer, Pairbank\u2019s wharf, Lower water Moran James, merchant, 26 Queen Moran Patrick, carpenter, 31 Moran Moreash Thos., blacksmith, 44 Grafton Moreash Thos., blacksmith, 125 Lower water More Francis, laborer, 14 Garrick Moren A.James, jun., clerk, Queen st MOREN A.JAMES, general merchant, Moren\u2019s whurf, Lower wuter, L GG Pleasant Moren Arthur, M.D., 49 Brunswick Moren Edward, grocer, 41 Maitland Moren Patrick, grocer, 3¢ Maitland Moren Wakefiold M., clerk, 93 Morris Morgan George, watchmaker, 65 Upper water, h 3 Brunswick court Morgan M.C., fish merchant, 127 Lower water Morgan James, sailor, 52 Creighton Moriarty Patrick, laborer, 27 Lower water Moriarty T., grocer, 159 Brunswick Moriarty Timothy, laborer, 83 Lower water Moriarity Mrs.Dora, wid Thomas, grocer, 42 Lower water Morley J., cooper, 72 Maitland Morley William, liquor dealer, 153 Upper water Morniman Mrs.Mary, wid Frederick, Lower water, b Lawrencetown MORNING CHRONICLE, annual subscription to daily $5; to tri-weekly, $2.50; to weekly $2 ; Charles Au- nand, proprietor, publisher and printer, 11 Prince Morris Edward, clerk in crown land office, Ingles Morris Frederick R., clerk, bds Mitchell Morris James, miner, 39 Albermarle Morris James G., customs clerk, Mitchell Morris John, carpenter, 22 Agricola Morris John, laborer, Market wharf, Lower water Morris John, shoemaker, bds at 169 Bar- rington Morris Jul B., clerk, Mitchell Morris Mrs.Agnes, wid Ths., 204 Grafton Morris Mrs.Maria, wid Charles, confectionery, 61 Prince Morris rev.George, ch of England,Ingles Morris Samuel, 19 Jacob Morris Street school, 73 Morris Morris William, clerk, 85 Creighton Morris William, shoemaker, 36 Blowers Morris William J., clerk of licence, 4 Brunswick court Morrison Charles, lamp lighier,25 Gran- ville Morrison Edward, merchant, Market wharf, h 40 Queen Morrison Jas., plumber, off Jubilee road Morrison John, laborer, 179 Grafton Morrigon Miss L.J., 40 Queen Morrison Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexander, 29 Quecn Morrison Mrs, Klizabeth, wid rev, James, 60 Queen Morrison Mrs.M.A, wid Junes, 40 Queen Morrison William, shoemaker, 8 Gerrisli Morrison Wm., wharfinger, 5 Gruy'sinne Morrisgey John, luborer,428 Upper water Morrissey John, plumber,37 Dresden row Morrissey Lawrence, porter, 84 Grafton Morrissey Matthew,storemun,116 Bruns- wiek Morrissey Michael, tailor, 41 George Morrissey Mrs.Jane, wid Alexander, 226 Albermarle Morrigsey Peter, truckman, Lockman Morrissey William, laborer, 6 Gray's lane Morrow James B., of 8.Cunard & ¢, French Consul, h 65 Brunswick Morrow Robert, of W.SStairs, Son & Morrmw, Bircham, Studley road, Norf, West arm Morse Jol, bookkeeper, 30 Pfeasant Morse Somuel, 30 Pleasant Morton Albert F., of Foster & Morte, - 111 Brunswick ' Morton Archibald, variety store, Jacob Morton Edward, butcher, Windsor MORTON G.E., & CO., medical depot booksellers, stationers, and news deg.ers, 185 1ollis.See Adv Morton G.Ii, of G.E.Morton & Gp, 43 Argyle ' Morton J.B., singing master, 71 Gerrigh Morton Lemuel, 68 Hollis Morton Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, r 14 Park Morton Ths., carriage painter, 144 Park Mosher James, caulker, Russell, Rich mond Mosher John, builder, Young Moshier Elisha, laborer, 144 Grafton Moshier Mrs.Philip, Lemerchant Moshier Saul, wharf builder, 62 Lockman MOTT CHARLES TF.soap manufic turer, 92 Argyle, h 90 Argyle Mott John P., merchant, 38 Bedford row Mathewson Thomas, upholsterer, 18 Argyle Motton Robt., jun.barrister, 15 Blower Motton Robert, sen, collector, 46 Cor- wallis Mount Mrs.Elizabeth,wid John,liquos, Lower water Mount Thomas, farmer, Leahy road Mountain Michael, watchman, 296 Up per water Mountain Thomas, watchman,Lockman Mowbray & Reeves, merchants, 129 Lower water Mowbruy Thomas,of Mowbray & Reeves, and of J.Oland & Co., 10 Victoris road Moyette Martin, laborer, Green Mudge John,wheelwright,24 Cornwallis Mullig George, dock yard warden, 194 Upper water Muhlig Henry, laborer, 704 Maitland Muir Allan F., clerk, 50 Spring Garden road Muir Andrew, 50 Spring Garden road Muir & Blackadar, salemakers, Caldwell\u2019s wharf, Low.water ; Muir John, of Muir & Scott, 50 Spring Garden road Muir John P., superintendent city water works, 83 Maynard .MUIR R.T., bookseller and statiouct 125 Granville, h Spring Garden ro Muir & Scott, merchants, Bennells wharf, Lower water Muir William, of Muir & Blackadar, 8 Morris Muirhead Andrew road, Richmond Muirhead George, Barrington Muirhead doseph, of KE.J Cu, Ilollis Muirhead Thos.watchman, Mulary John, lnborer, John Muleahey Bartholomew, dry goo Granville à Lower Mulenhey John, shoemaker, 193 Lowe waler caler Mulcahy Jus, couper, 290 Upper we is Mulcahy Joseph, proprietor Mulcnhy wharf, Upper water ali Muleahy Michael, cooper, Mulealy wharf, I 37 Lockman machinist, Campbell printer, bas 16% .Longard 35 Pleasant ds, 52 de à 4 Nova Scotia] DOMINION 1631 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.hy Michael, cooper, Mulachy\u2019s Mu bh 31 Lockman Mulcahy Mrs.Mary Ann, , Maynard née homes, cooper, 20 Lockman Mulcahy's wharf, Joseph Mulcahy, proprietor, Upper water , Mulcahy's wharf, Michael Mulcahy, pro- ietor, Upper water prietor, \u201cPF ; \u2018 Hulcairn Thomas, milkman, South Mulearty Jos., cooper, 200 Upper water uleuster James, printer, 83 Argyle Mullally John, lignor dealer, 63 Alber- marle John, messenger, 10 Prince Ye Patrick policeman, 98 Gerrish Hullins John, tailor, 278 Upper water Mullins John, truckman, Campbell road Mullins Mrs.Theresa, wid John, 67 Al- bermarle Mullins Patrick, laborer, 51 Duke Mullwan Miss, market gardener, Lower water, h Salmon hole .Mulloy William, laborer, 38 Granville Mulroney James, liquor dealer, 163 Upper water Mulroney John, carpenter, 402 Upper water Mulvena Archibald, blacking manufacturer, 53 Grafton ; Mumford Abraham, carpenter, Veith Mumford Inglis, carpenter, 159 Brunswick Mumford John, carpenter, 1 Mumford terrace Mumford Mrs.George, 198 Gaitingen MUMFORD W.B., South Country market, grocer, liquor dealer and boarding house, 26 Argyle and 59 Sackville Muncey Henry, clerk, Victoria road Muney David, sailor, 140 Upper water Munnis James K., clothier, 118 Upper water, h 3 Maitland Munro Gilbert, of Munro & Sutherland, bds at 16 Barrington Muaro Henry, butler, 23 Blowers unro Hugh, blacksmith, 66 Lower water, h 32 Morris Munro John, railway contractor, 108 unard Munro & Sutherland, dry goods, cor Barrington and Sackville Munroe George, fishmonger, Halifax fish market, h Herring court Munsey John F., customs officer, 25 Saler Murdoch Beamish, barrister, 35 Spring Garden road Murdoch Charles, of W.& C.Murdoch & Co., T7 Hollis Murdoch Joseph, groceries and liquors 216 Upper water Murdoch W.& C,, & Co.dry goods, Granville \u2019 Pee Murgatroyd Mrs.Sarah, wid Fryer, boarding house, 27 Salter ; Murisson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Alexander, 29 Queen Murkie Andrew, customs clerk, 21 Carl- on Murlamd James, joiner, John oy Arthur, housekeeper, 12 Rotten- Murphy Dennis, house pai 5: 18 se painter, 53 Queen Murphy Dennis, shoemaker, 81 Bim Murph Edwnrd, tales 8a Coe Murphy Harford.drives Ÿ vis Murphy 7.Ho.marble entier qa = - H., marble cutter, 63 Bar- wen, h Birmingham urnes James, blockmaker, 8 Creighton ak > James, jeweller, 23 Queen Phy Juwes, storeman, 74 Maitland wid Nicholas, Murphy James H., marble] cutter, 70 Birmingham Murphy Jeremiah, shoemaker, 175 Lower water Murphy John, clerk, hds at 5 Kent Murphy John, government contractor, 42 Buckingham Murphy John, laborer, 169 Grafton Murphy John, merchant, 61 Gottingen Murphy John, pensioner, 586 Upper water Murphy John A.laborer, Windsor Murphy Joseph, painter, 50 George Murphy Lawrence, carpenter, 68 Duek Murphy Martin, civil engineer, Russell Murphy Matthew, sailor, 22 Lockman Murphy Michael, laborer, r 107 Barrack Murphy Michael, laborer, 156 Grafton Murphy Michael, mason, 57 Birmingham Murphy Michael, sailmaker, 5 Albert MURPHY MICHAEL J., shoe and leather merchant, 115 Granville, h 5 Kent Murphy Mrs., wid, 96 Maitland Murphy Mrs.Eunice, wid John, 22 Mait- land Murphy Nicholas, clerk, 117 Brunswick Murphy Mrs.Eleanor, wid Michael, 42 Starr Murphy Mrs.Johanna, wid John, Windsor road Murphy Mrs.Mary, wid Arthur, 12 Rottenburg Murphy Patrick, butcher, North .Murphy Patrick, laborer, 20 Rotten- burg Murphy Philip, baker, 209 Albermarle Murphy Ths., carpenter, 24 Rottenburg Murphy Thomas, laborer, 72 Maitland Murphy Ths., laborer, 225 Albermarle Murphy Thomas, sailor, 29 Almon Murphy Thomas, storekeeper, 25 Morris Murphy Peter.shoemaker, 8 West Murphy William.machinist, Campbell road, Richmond Murrans David, cooper, 39 Cunard Murray Andrew.carpenter, Quinpool road Murray Beamish, Q.C., barrister, 35 Spring Garden road Murray David, sea ferryman, 246 Upper water Murray Donald, & Co., house furnishing goods, 110 Granville.h South Murray Donald, of Donald Murray & Co.17 South Murray Edw., moulder, 45 Birmingham MURRAY FRANCIS, grocer and liquor dealer, cor Sackville and Grafton Murray Gilbert, tailor, John Murray Hugh, bookkeeper, bds at 93 Hollis Murray James, blacksmith, Young Murray John, conductor Nova Scotia railway, 109 North Murray John, of Boggs & Murray, Vie- toria road Murray John P., boatswain, 128 Argyle Murray John K., hack owner, 96 Hollis Murray John R., of Thomas Boggs & Co.Murray Mrs.Susan, wid Wm.29 South Murray rev.Robert, editor Presbyterian Witness.Victoria road Murray Robert, joiner, Campbell road, Richmond Murray Robert L., printer.167 Barrack Murray William, clerk, 45 Birmingham Murray Wm., wheelwrieht, 24 Argyle Murray William, wheelwright, South Mutch Solomon, of Chipman, Rumsay & Mutch, 446 Upper water Myres Edward, baker, 115 Albro Myers George, shoemaker, 21 Bilby Myeis John, sailor.30 Maitland King cor Myers Mrs.Jane, wid Jas.,72 Dresden row Myers William, baker, 117 Maitland Myers William, carpenter, John Myers William, of Watson & Myers 42 Cornwallis Myro John, carpenter, T 158 Gottingen Nailer Jacob, shoemalker, 143 Barrack Namack Ths., laborer, 3 Alhermarle Nangle William, shoemaker, Sarah Nupman John, blacksmith, Almon Napier James, milkman, 22 Lockman Nash J.D.clerk inland revenue department 169 Barrington NASH JOHN D., auctioneer, variety hall, 129 Hollis and 21 Sackville, h Sey- mour Nash Samuel C.,manager,h Le Marchant Nash Thomas, soda water manufacturer, 33 Granville National school, Joseph H.McLaughlin, principal, cor Argyle and George Nauffs Joseph, shoemaker, 40 Creighton Naufls William, sea captain, Agricola Nauffts Geo.Ths., wharfinger, Lockman Nauffts Isaac, carpenter, John Nauffts John, boilermaker,88 Creighton Naugle Edward, joiner, 16 Moran Naugle James, farmer, Lower water, h Eastern passage Naval and Military hospital, cor Cogs- well and Barrington Naval cemetery, opposite Naval hospital, Upper water Naval hospital, Upper water Naylor Mrs., wid Charles, 39 Lockman Naylor Mrs., wid John, 99 Brunswick Neal Chs.customs officer.12 Gray's lane Neal Charles, light house keeper, 13 Gray's lane Neal Thomas M., of Neal, White & Co., bds at Waverly house NEAL, WHITE & CO., wholesale dry goods, 96 Granville Neal William H.of Neal, White & Co, 121 Spring Garden road Neathsmrth John, upholsterer, bds at 13 Granville Neery Patrick, baker, 109 Gerrish lane Negus Nelson, school teacher, Lower water.h South East passage Neil James, waterman, Campbell road, Richmond Nelligan Michael, butcher.65; Cornwallis, h 134 City Nelligen James, butcher,191 Albermarle Nelson Adam, clerk, bds 169 Barrington Nelson Charles, laborer, Upper water Nelson Miss Ann, dressmaker, 20 Gran- ville Nelson Mrs.dressmaker.73 Cornwallis Nelson Mrs.Mary, wid John, 31 Artz lane Nelson Ott, shoemaker, 30 Lockman Nesbitt Mrs., wid Matthew, laundress, 9 Almon Nesbitt William.builder.125 Lockman Netherton Samucl.groom.13 Grafton Netson Warren, harnessmaker, Blower Netting James, blacksmith, 510 Upper Water Netz Christian, © Argyle Nevill Thomas, grocer, 85 Albro Nevill Thomas, laborer, 26 Almon Newcombe George C., of Newcombe & Lambert, 23 North Newcombe & Lambert, cabinetmakers.175 Barrington Newcomb William, 105 Lockman New England and Nova Scotia Steamship Co., 31 Lower water Newman Jolin, shoemaker, 194 Lower water sausagemaker.172 HALIFAX.Newman Morrice, carpenter, bds at 74 Barrington Newman Robert, carpenter, 40 Albro NEWMAN WILLIAM H., manufacturing jeweller, 90 Granville, h 62 Hollis New Town mill, R.Richardson, proprietor, 71 Creighton .New York Lite Insurance Co, W.H.Tulley, president Nicholas Thomas, tailor, 9 Bedford row Nicholds Thos., seaman, 11 Bedford row Nicholls Stephen, shoemaker, 352 Upper water Nichols George, proprietor hotel, 64 Granville Nichols Robert H., undertaker, Grafton, h 28 Agricola Nichols S., carriage smith, 159 Grafton, bh 144 Grafton Nicholson Wm., shoemaker, 27 Bauer Nickerson C., laborer, 61 Lower water Nickerson captain Alonzo, 10 Cunard court Nickerson E.,, laborer, 63 Lower water Nickerson James, coachman, 34 Birmingham Nickerson R.laborer, 56 Lower water Nicks Mrs.Elizabeth, wid William, 508 Upper water Nighfith Jumes, blacksmith, 94 Argyle Nighford Jeremial, carpenter, 83 Argyle Nilant Thomas, truckman, 23 Gas lune Nisbet James, shoemaker, 34 Blowers, bds at 18 Prince Nisbet John H., clerk, 20 Granville Nisbett Chas., oil refiner, Campbell road Nisbett Oliver, builder, 125 Lockman Nisbett R.A, clerk, bds at 23 Barrington Nix William, laborer, 62 Birmingham Nixon William, laborer, 31 Lockmeu Noble Robert, 60 Pleasant NOBLE ROBERT G., commission merchant, and dealer in net and twine, 145 Lower water, head of Bremner's, late Brown\u2019s, wharf, h 27 Queen Noble's wharf, R.Noble, proprietor, Lower water Noble Samuel, 18 Carlton Nolan Ohas., laborer, 516 Upper water Nolan John, laborer, North West arm Nolan John, laborer, 22 Falkland Noon Morris, coalheaver, Butler's wharf, Lower water Nolan Mrs.James, 173 Lockman Nordback Miss Antoinette, Victoria Norman Michael, laborer, 175 Grafton road Norris James, laborer, 54 Creighton Norris Jumes, laborer, r Brunswick Norris James, seaman, 149 Barrack Norris John, cooper, 39 Artz lane Norris John, laborer, 35 Artz lane Norris Richard, carpenter, 140 Alber- marle Norris Richard, laborer, r 58 Brunswick Norris Robt., storeman, r 26 Brunswick Norris Samuel, carpenter, 79 Lockman North Baptist chureh, rev.John E.Gou- cher, Gottingen North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., H.Pryor, agent, City court house North British suciety, C.Murdoch, pre- gident North captain William, 13 Agricola North James, carpenter, Maynard Northup Alexander, carpenter, Cornwallis Northup Jeremiah, of John Northup & Sons, 213 Brunswick Northup John, of John Northup & Sons, 160 Gotlingen Northup John, & Sons, merchants, cor Buckingham and Argyle Acadian 120 DOMINION 1632 Northup Joseph J., of John Northup & Sons, 215 Brunswick 2, Norton Jncob B., professor of singing, 73 Gerrish Norton John, grocer, Grafton Norwood Jos., carpenter, 20 Brunswick NOTMAN R., photographer, 38 George, Ii 50 Creighton NOTMAN W., photographer, 38 George, resides in Montreal Nott Mrs, John, wid, 28 Bauer Nova Scotia Barristers\u2019 society, hon.J.W.Ritchie, president, 168 Hollis Nova Scotin\u2019 Bible society depository, J umes Farqulhur, secrotary, GG Gran- ville NOVA SCOTIA BREWERY, A.Keith & Suns, proprietors, 76 Lower water NOVA SCOTIA DIRECTORY, John Lovell, publisher, Montreal, Que, Nova Scotia Horticultural society, J.F.Avery, M.D, president, 10 George Nova Scotia Institute of Science, J.M.Jones, president, 75 Spring Garden road Nova Scotia Iron works, W.Montgomery & Co., proprietors, Freshwater Nova Scotia Marine Insurance Co., W.Pryor, president, Coburg, North West arm Nova Scotia Medical society, C.C.Hamilton, M.D.president, 8 Brunswick court NOVA SCOTIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, monthly, annual subscription 50¢.; Board of Agriculture, proprietors ; A.& W.Mackmlay & James Barnes, printers NOVA SCOTIAN, weekly, annual subscription $2; Charles Annand, proprietor and printer Nova Scotin Printing Co., J.G.Kline, agent, Gray's lane Nova Scotia Permanent Benefit Building society and Savings fund, Jolin W.Burton, secretary, 56 Granville NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY, George Taylor, general superintendent, Campbell road, Richmond Nowling John, truckman, 24 Falkland Nugent Michael, mason, 60 Maynard Nugent Richard, printer, 40 Lockman Nunan Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 66 Albermarle Nunn William, boatman, 7 Dundonald Nurse Miss Kate, dressmaker, 77 Grafton Nutting C.M.prothonotary, 69 Morris Nye Henry, jeweller, 27 Gottingen Nye William, painter, 84 Maitland Oakes Millage, M.D., Russell Oakley Arthur, fishmonger, Halifax fish market, h Creighton Oakley Arthur, laborer, r 14 Creighton Oakley James, 211 Albermarle Oakley Patrick, laborer, Richmond Oakley Richard, storekeeper, 211 Alber- marle Oakley Thomas, Inborer,160 Albermarle Oukes Stephen D., railway contractor, \u201c Russell Oaks Miss Mary, buarding house, 24 Granville Oanes Mrs.Ann, wid Michael, 161 Upper water (O'Brien eaptain B., 36 Hollis O\u2019Brien caplain Frederick, 44 Lockman (Brien captain James, 1h Brunswick (Brien Conway, truckman, 179 Grafton O'Brien Daniel, barber, 8 Falkland O'Brien Dennis, gardener, Spring Garden rond \u2019 O'Brien Edward, grocory and liquors, 326 Upper water cor Corawallis O'Brien J., customs officer, 52 Gottingen DIRECTORY.| O'Connor Jeremiah, of C.O'Connor § [Proving gp O\u2019Brien James, hairdresser, 149 Uppy water, h 14 Dresden row \u2019 O'Brien John, carpenter,21 Poplar Groy, O'Brien John, grocery und dry goo, 54 Lower water ; O'Brien John, laborer, Handover, Rig, mond O'Brien John, printer, 67 Maynard O'Brien John, sailmaker, 41 Arty lang O'Brien Louis, suilmuker, 59 Grafton O'Brien M.J., & Co, enrringe build, 16 Dresden row and Brenton ' O'Brien Martin, truchman, 10 Albert : O'Brien Michael, confectioner, 208 Up per water O'Brien Michael Joseph, of M.J.OBrig & Co, 37 Dresden row O\u2019Brien Michael, shipwright, Bayer O'Brien Miss Bridget, grocery, Marky whurf, Lower walter O'Brien Miss Mary, dry goods, 13; Argyle O'Brien Miss Sarah, 105 Brunswick O\u2019Brien Mrs., wid Terence, 56 Cunard | O'Brien Mrs.Catherine, wid Jol, tavern, 49 Duke O'Brien Patrick, carpenter, 17 Rotten.burg O'Brien Robert, coachman, West O\u2019Brien Rodger, 79 Sackville O\u2019Brien Ths.; coachiman, 166 Lockman O'Brien Ths., sailor, 376 Upper water O\u2019Brien Thomas, tailor, 157 Barrack O'Brien W., carter, Camphell road O'Brien Walter, painter, 26 Dresden row O'Brien Wm., buokkeepr, 13 Rottenburg O'Brien William, coacliman, West O\u2019Brien William, suilor, GG Grafton O\u2019Brien William D., treasurer City rail way, 150 Lockman Ocean Marine Insurance Co., B.W, Salter, secretary, 48 Bedford O'Connell \u2014, blacksmith, 43 Spring Garden road O'Connell James, groceries and liquor 1 Cunard cor Maynard O'Connell James, laborer, Campbel road, Richmond O'Connell John, tailor, 55 Creighton O'Connell Matthew, blacksmith, Camp bell road, Richmond O'Connell Miss, 20 Maitland O'Connell Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 3 Albermarle O'Connell Mrs.Anne, wid James, to bacco and fishing tackle, 92 Granville O'Connell Patrick, laborer, 28 Grafton O'Connell Patrick, mason, 26 Alber marle O\u2019Conner Francis, dry goods, 2 Uppt water O'Conner Martin, laborer, 158 Alber marle O'Connor Charles, & Co., junk dealers 11 Cornwallis O'Connor Charles, of Charles ('Cor nor & Co., Cornwallis Lo OD'Cunuor Dennis, groceries and liquoi 33 Lower water 0'Counor Garrel, principal Mason Hal -sehoot, 100 Uily O'Uonnor James, Poplar Grove O'Connor Jeremiah, laborer, 41 ton bookkeeper, bi (ral Cu, Upper water on \"Connor Jol, clerk, 14 Paplar Guo O'Connor Mrs, wid James, 44 Cornwt is | O'Connor Mrs, wid Julm, 88 Brun wick .O'Connor Patrick, cooper, Bennett: wharf, Lower water, 22 Grafion ova ScoTia.] DOMINION 1633 DIRECTORY.HALJFAX.truckman, 100 City Connors Jeremiah, junk dealer, Mul- rden road Es Patrick, laborer, 84 Grafton Odell captain Thomas, 16 Gray's lane Odell John, 16 Gray's lane Odell John, shoemaker, North Odell Mrs.Henrietta, wid Richard, 18 Gray's lane Odell William G., 16 O'Donnell Charles, Alhermarle .O'Donnell Edmund, jun., grocer, sper water oe Edmund W., mason, 32 Lower water O'Donnell Edmond, Upper water ; O'Donnell James, blacksmith, 84 Grafton O'Donnell John, moulder, 8 John __ (O'Donnell John M., photographer, 177 Upper water O'Donnell Richard, stevedore,73 Argyle O'Donnell John, tailor, 13 Falkland O'Donnell Mrs.Mary, wid John, 8 John O'Donnell P.H., clerk, 28 Cogswell O'DONNELL W.D.photographer, 167 Barrington, h 28 Cornwallis O'Donnell William, laborer, 49 Dresden row O'Donoghue YI.tailor, 116 and 118 Granville O'Flaherty Allan, 68 Cunard Ogilvie James, carpenter, 33 Cunard Qgilvie Richard, blacksmith, 35 Cunard Ogly Arthur, laborer, r 14 Creighton O'Grady Martin, messenger, 35 Brenton O'Gradey Robert, captain of 84th, 68 Dresden row O'Halloran Patrick, grocery, 13 West O'Hara Mrs.Bridget, wid Bernard, grocery and liquor store, 312 and 314 Upper water O'Haren Owen, stonecutter, 15 Bishop O'Hearn James, laborer, 225 Alber- marle OQ'Hearn John, policeman, 101 North O'Hearn Michael, baker, 176 Albermarle O'Hearn Patrick, milkman, South O'Helan William, truckman, 82 Creigh- Gray's lane cabinetmaker, 231 190 grocer, 184and 186 ton Oke William R., cabinetmaker, 10 Agricola Oland John, & Co., brewers, 129 Lower water i Oland John, of John Oland & Co, resides in Dartmouth OLDRIGHT HENRY.barrister, 154 Bedford row, h 6 Queen.See Ade p Olds Jol, millitary store Olds John, shoemaker, 33 Agricola ames, truckman, 3 Alber- Parle OLeary W illiam, truckman, 133 Got- tingen Oliver Jeremiah, umbrella maker, 71 ity O'Maïley John i y rocery à S 206 Unpes VE cery and liquors, 0 Malley Jol, laborer, Campbell road at ichmond \u2019 Otley John, mason, 11 Gerrish : al & Thomas, grocery and liquors, A ornwallis and Lockman Jo Michael, carpenter, 35 Gottin- Omarn Mrs.Elizabeth, wid Richard, ofc, 170 Gottingen Aly Thomas, laborer, 72 Sackville O'Mullin John, of Patrick & John O'Mullin, 32 Cogswell O'Mullin Patrick\u2019 & Jobn, brewers, 17 Artz Lane O'Mullin Patrick, of Patrick & John O'Mullen, 32 Cogswell O'Mullin Robert, groceries and liquors, 72 Buckingham, h 32 Cogswell O'Mullin Timothy, groceries liquors, 10 Victoria O'Neall Maurice, victualler, opp Dock yard gates, Upper water O'Neil James, carpenter, 2 Brunswick lane O'Neil John, laborer, 35 Dresden row O'Neil Mrs.Catherine, wid Richard, 46 Spring Garden road O'Neil B, & Co., earthenware, &c, (O'Connor's wharf, Upper water O'Neil Bernard, of B.O'Neil & Co, Inglis (O'Neil Duncan, shoemaker, 81 Birmingham O'Neil Jobn, moulder, 105 Barrack O Neil Jobn, seaman, 21 Barrack O'Neil John, shoemaker, 174 Upper water O'Neil Morris, butcher, 484 Upper water (Neil Mrs.Kate, wid Patrick, 22 Grafton O'Neil Mrs.Rose, wid Thomas, seamstress, 243 Upper water O'Neil Patrick, coachman, 17 Victoria (Neil Richard, brass finisher, 25 Cornwallis O Neil's wharf, O'Neil's estate, proprietor, 229 Upper water Q'Neil William, butcher, 41 Albro O'Neil William, butcher, 237 Upper water, h cor Albro and Gerrish Orachie John B.photographic artist, 38 Jacob, h Ellen and ORegau Cornelius, shoemaker, 95 Lower water O'Regan Timothy P.shipwright, Carey's lane, Lockman Orkley Patrick, general store.Richmond Orient Fuse works, Richards & Chase, proprietors, North West arm Orman John, carpenter, 34 Blowers Orman William, laborer, 179 Alber- marie Ormond Michael, laborer, 175 Grafton Ormond Thomas, laborer, 213 Alber- marle Ormstion Abraham, hardware.12 Poplar Grove Ornun Phillip, driver, © Brunswick lane Oroke Mrs.Ann, wid Nicholas, 5 West ORPHANS HOME, Mrs.F.J.Rudolf, matron, 129 Park Orr George, cooper, 165 Barrack Orr Michael, laborer, 3 Lower water Osborne William, laborer, 47 Grafton Osmond John, messenger.86 Lockman O'Tool Robert, porter, 99 Maitland O'Tool Thomas, laborer, 80 Almon O'Toole Cornelius.laborer, Young O'Toole Patrick, tailor, 77 Grafton Ott Charles, shoemaker, 30 Lockman Oulighan James, grocer, cor Rotten- burg and Birmingham Qulighar John, grocer, 38 Albro Oulighar Miss Jane, groceries, 38 Albro Outram & Co., merchants, 14 Bedford row Outram Edmund D, of Outram & Co.Outram Joseph, jun.of Outram & Co.Overy John, cashier City Railway Co, Campbell road, h Russell Owalt Frederick, laborer, 56 Lower water Owens Mrs.Ann, wid Michael, grocery, 161 Upper water Owens rev.Richard, city missionary, 85 Barrack Oxley B.B., customs clerk, 45 Birming- \u2018ham Oxley & Co., West India and_commission merchants, 181 Lower Water OXLEY JAMES B., West India and commission merchant, consular agent for Norway, Sweden, and Italy, 181 Lower water, h 3 Fawson Oxthon Thomas, liquor dealer, Campbell road, Richmond Pace Alexander, trunkmaker.11 Albert Pace Benjamin, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Pace David, cooper, 70 Brunswick Pace James, cooper, 128 Gratton Pace James, laborer, r 38 Cunard Pace John, laborer, r 30 Cunard Pace Sims, cooper, 16 Cornwallis Page Benjamin G.\u2026, M.D., 1733 Farrir.v- ton Page Frank, laborer, 68 City Page John, storeman, 45 Grafton Paint Henry N., of Fraser, Paint & Ce.2 Annaudale Paint Jobn, laborer, 12 Almon Pallister W.H., groceries and liquors, cor Duke and Argyle Palmer Charles, clerk, South Palmer Edward.shoemaker, 26 Grafton Palmer John, clerk, 128 Maitland Palmer John, shoemaker, 34 Blowers Pave Henry, shoemaker, 174 Upper water Parker & Cowie, physicians, 49 Prince Parker Francis G., merchant, 523 Lock- man Parker George A., butcher, 15 Barring- ton, h Kempt road Parker Henry.customs clerk, 47 Argyie Parker hon.D.McNeil, M.D., of Parker & Cowie, resides in Dartmouth Parker James, groceries and liquors.37 Jacob Parker John, contractor, 46 Gottingen Parker John, printer, 18 Bauer Parker John, jun.butcher, 30 Buckingham Parker Mrs.Mary, boarding house.116 Hollis Parker Mrs.Matilda, wid James, Proctor's lane Parker Rupert, clerk.46 Gottingen Parker Samuel, grocer, 184 Argyle Parker William, laborer, r 60 Brunswick Parker Woodlay, carpenter.21 Grove Parr Joseph, storekeeper, 197 marle Parr Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 99 Mait- land Parr Mrs.Mary Ann, wid William Parsons David, laborer, 31 Barrack Parsons Jonathan, school inspector, 18 Albro Parsons William, truckman, 9 Bilby Paster Benjamin, laborer, Campbell road, Richmond Partridge George, truckman, 17 Bloomfield Patfield John, laborer, water Patrican Isaac, barber, 20 Argyle Patrick Ralph, printer, bds at 3 Birmingham Patterson Archibald, customs clerk.Green Patterson captain David.24 Cornwallis Patterson Charles, laborer, 13 Barrack Poplar Alber- 147 Upper HALIFAX, DOMINION 1634 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE gp Patterson Walter, painter, 29 Cornwallis Patterson Mrs.James, school teacher, 111 Barrington Patterson Mrs.Margaret, wid John, 360 Upper water Patton Henry, laborer, 62 Gottingen Patton John, shoemaker, Maynard Patty Alfred, agent, bds at Halifax hotel Paul Alexander, bookkeeper, 91 Lock- man Paulin Henry B., controller of customs, 66 Morris Paulin Kynaston, clerk, 66 Morris Pavor Richard, machinist, n Campbell road, Richmond Paw George, clerk, 73 Spring Garden road Payne À.Martin, of John Silver & Co.93 Dresden row Payne Albert R., of Payne Brothers, & Co., 81 Dresden row Payne Brothers, & Co., merchants, 112 pper water Payne George, livery stables, 69 Lower water, h 49 Hollis Payne Mrs.Augusta, wid George J, 6 unard court Payne Mrs, Mary, wid, 530 Upper water Payne William, leather cutter, 14 Bishop Payson Adolphus, carpenter, 60 Birmingham Payzant John Y., of Johnston & Pay- zant, Tobin Payzant & King, grocers, 1 Bedford row Payzant Louis S., of Payzant & King, resides in Dartmouth Peakes John D., grocer, 133 Barrington, resides in Dartmouth Pearce George, flour store, 82 Birmingham Pearce John, laborer, 14 Birmingham Pearce William, cooper, 28 Lockman leare Stephen, groceries and liquors.336 Upper water Pearman William, bookkeeper, Lockman Peat Matthew, stonecutter, 45> Dresden.row Peckete captain William R., 84th regiment, 29 South Peckham Henry, clerk, 62 Gottingen Peckham James, laborer, 100 Albro Pelican Life Insurance Co.W.Hay & Co.agents 131 Lower water Pence George, county constable, 118 Hollis Pence John, of Pence & Sutherland, Spring gardens Pence & Sutherland, shoemakers, 150 Argyle Pender Mrs.Ann, wid Thomas, 72 Mait- land Pender Robert, cabinetmaker, 114 Mait- land Pender W.G., employment office, 113 Barrington, h 21 Barrington Pendergrass Thomas, laborer, Richmond Pendergrast Peter, laborer, Campbell road Penny William, printer, 476 Upper water - Penton Mrs.Frances, wid Robert, laundress, 52 Dresden row People\u2019s bank, Peter Jack, cashier, cor Duke and Hollis : People\u2019s market, G.L.Chipman, clerk, 180 Argyle Pepper John, tailor, 189 Albermarle Purdy John, laborer, 238 Upper water Perkin Mrs.Murgaret, wid Patrick, 89 Grafton 174 Perley Mrs.Emma, wid James, 107 Morris Permanent Provincial Building society, W.Roche, president Perrier Palin, merchant, 41 South Park Perry Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 69 Al- bermarle Peters Henry, builder, Fairbank\u2019s wharf, Lower water, h Hollis Peters Thomas, block and pumpmuker, Upper water, h 69 Gerrish Petipas Luke, truckman, 42 Birmingham Pettifur Ephraim, Gray's lane Peverill John, butcher, Colonial market, h Windsor road Phader Francis, carpenter, 83 Argyle storelk@per, 24 Phalen William, beker, 332 Upper water Phelan Alexander, government clerk, Duffus, Richmond Phelan Francis M., confectioner, 39 Brunswick Phelan James, watchman, 504 Upper Water Phelan James F., merchant, agent for Boston Steamship Co., Enson\u2019s wharf, Lower water, h 57 Pleasant Phelan Matthew, storeman, Richmond Phelan Michael, laborer, 238 Brunswick Phelan Mrs.Margaret, wid Richard, groceries and liquors, 11 Upper water Phelan Mrs.Mary, wid Daniel, 174 Got- tingen Phelan Robert, stove dealer, 26 Hurd s lane Phelan Stephen R., barber, 66 Lockman cor Buckingham, h Gerrish Pherris Michael, laborer, 5 Lower water Philip John H., hat and cap store, Upper water Phillips Gorge, bookbinder, 11 Gottin- gen Phillips George, grocer, 158 Gottingen Phillips John, hatter, 96 Creighton Phillips William, bookbinder, Gottingen Philips John, laborer, Cornwallis Phenix Fire Insurance Co., William Hare, agent, 131 Lower water Pheeaix Mutual Life Insurance Co, Robert R.Andrews, agent, 183 Hollis Pickard Humphrey, M.D, 8 Maitland terrace Pickering Geor ze, carpenter, 6 Bishop Pickford Robert, ship chandler, Lock- man Pickford Robert, ship chandler, 256 Upper water Pickles Edward, joiner, Bland Pickles George, joiner, Wellington Pikles Mrs.Mariane, wid William, 48 Birmingham Pickram , carpenter, 114 Albro Pickram Jay, truckman, 100 Albro Pictou house, Charles Wonlnough, proprietor, Salter Pidwell Robert, shoemaker, 51 Gran- ville Pierce sergeant David, 26 Gray's lane Pierce William, cooper, 28 Lockman Piers George, merchant, head Commercial wharf, Upper water Piers Henry, merchant, 192 Dppor water Pike James, laborer, 24 Falkland Pike William, bookkeeper, 26 Starr Pilsburg Albert, general broker ani commission merchant, 27 Bedford row Pine Michael, shoemaker, 23 Blowers Pineo George C., 9 Mgitland Pitts Daniel 11., ship chandler and West Indis merchant, 101 Upper water, L 6 Artillery place Pitts John, merchant, bd3 at G Ari.lery place Pitts Thomas, water Pitts Willliam, 6 Artillery place Pitts Willinm, jun., customs clerk, 4 Spring garden PIX HARRY, liquor dealer, 24 Con.wallig Plank Thomas, tavern, cor Duke ang Albermarle Pledge Thomas, laborer, 111 Albermape Plymouth Brothern, 145 Hollis Police station, City Court building cor Water and Bedford row ! Pollock John B., farmer, 218 Gottingen Pollock Miss Martha, dressmaker, 47 Artz lane Pollock Stephen J., farmer, 218 G ottin- gen Pope rev.leary, Wesleyan chaplain penitentiary, 26 Birmingham Porter Alexander, boilermaker, Richmond Porter George, hookkeeper, Maynard Porties James W., machinist, Campbell road, Richmond POST OFFICE, Arthur Woodgate, in spector, Duke cor Barrington Potter James, soldier, 25 Bilby Potter Mra.Jane, wid James, 510 Upper water Pottinger David, clerk, Russell Potts Mrs.Hannah, wid Thos., tailoress, 21 Moran Potts Mrs.Isabella, wid Gerrish, 29 Gray's lane Potts Mrs.Sophia, wid John, John Powell John, truckman, Proctor\u2019s lane Power David J., assistant deputy marshall, 162 Albermarle Power Edmund, carpenter, 32 Brunswick Puwer Edward, 122 Maitland Power Edward, grocery and tavern, 504 Upper water Power Edward, laborer, 21 Barrack Power Edward, truckman, 138 Gottin- mariner, 236 Uppy en Power Euclid, fish dealer, Lockman Cornwallis Power & Higgins, dry goods, 46 Ples- sant Power James, liquor dealer, 259 Upper water Power John, carpenter, Kempt road Power John, carpenter, 1 Procto\u2019rs Jane Power Patrick, seaman, 29 Lower water Power John, shipwright, Carey's lane Lockman .Power John, truckman, 22 Gottingen Power Lawrence G., advocate, 45 Bet- ford row Power Martin, laborer, West cor Jobn Power Maurice, 66 Maynard ; Power Michnel, truckman, South Park Power Michael Joseph, liquor dealer 154 Albermarle Power Michael, liquor dealer and pre prictor Theatre Royal, T0 Queen 250 Power Elizabeth, bourding house, 25 Upper water Co Powrr Miss Ellen, of Power & iggits 46 Plensant Power Mrs, Bridget, wid Jolm, 404 Upper wuter .qu Power Mrs.Bridget, wid Richard, Grafton Power Mrs.Elizabeth, Creighton ; Power Mrs.Jane, wid Edward, grocer: 147 Lower water wid Peter, 1 ovA ScoTIA.] DOMINION 1635 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.* ower Nicholas, policeman, 42 Birming- Patrick, & Co., dry goods, cor uke of P.Power & Co, bam ower Granville and ower Patrick k ower richard keeper New Provincial building, 26 Maitland ower T cophilus, clerk, bds at 141 Lockman ; ower Thomas, Mason, 191 Barrington ower Thomas, sailor, 29 Lower water ower Thomas, tinsmith and plumber, 110 Cunard ower William, fruit dealer, 58 Argyle ower William storekeeper, 141 Park owers Edward, tailor, T7 Gratton owers Ed, M., groceries and liquors, 504 Upper water owers Horatio, carpenter, 63 Maitland owers John, laborer, 177 Albermarle owers Mrs, Martha, school teacher, 88 Hollis owers Patrick, proprietor Power's wharf, Lower water h Granville, owers Richard, cooper, 73 Albermarle Powers wharf, Patrick Powers, pro- Lower water Powles John laborer, 22 Rottenburg Preedy H.C., clerk, 46 Brunswick Preper Mrs.Martha, wid Wiliam, saloon, 23 Albermarle PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, weekly ; annual subscription $2; rev.Bobert Murray, editor ; James Barnes, printer, &e., cor Sackville and Granville Prendergrast Patrick, teacher, 1 Summer Preston John, boots and shoes, 42 Bar- rington Preston Mrs.Mary, wid John, 42 rington Preston Thomas W., painter, 119 Bruns- wic Price Henry, carter, 18 Creighton Priest captain Joseph W., 23 Moran Primrose Alexander, barrister, 50 Gran- ville Prince William, school teacher, 7 Prince William ' \u2019 Pringle John, clerk, Waverly terrace Pringle Mrs.Mary, wid Isaac, Waverley terrace Prior Edward, 65 Hollis Prioux Agustus, dining and oyster saloon, 84 Bedford row : Pritchard Benjamin, sailor, 516 Upper water Probate office, William Sutherland, judge; W.M.Howe, registrar, Court house, Spring Garden road Protestant Industrial school, John Greer, sen.superintendant, Spring Garden Prothonotary\u2019s office, C.Martin Nutting, prothonotary, {Court house Spring Garden road \u2019 = Prato Adam, bookkeeper, 91 Baron Prowse Mrs.Susannah, wid John, 6 field D, + : .1 vont ad iy hospital James 8 5, ALD, resident physician, outh and Morris Provincial Marine Insurance Co, G.C , Whidden, agent, 11 Prince vs lovincial penitentiary, Charles Ross Warden North West arm \u2019 rovincial Poor asylum, Edward Shiclds superintendent, South ! PROVINOIAL SECRETARY'S OF- Prost, hou.William B.Vail, secretary, vite cial buildings, Hollis and Gran- Bar- PROVINCIAL TREASURER\u2019S or FICE, hon.William Annand, treasu- Granville rer, Provincial buildings, and Hollis weekly, annual subscription rev.Humphrey Pickard, editor an publisher; James Barnes, Argyle land field P use John, cab driver, 9 Barrack roor George, of William Pryor & Son Pryuinpool road Pryor Henry, J.P., Jubilee road Pryor James, of William Pryor & Son cor Hollis and Morris Pryor William & Son, Dominion wharf, Lower water Cobourg road, North West arm Pleasant Punch Michael, riding master, Robie Purcel Joseph, laborer, 114 Grafton Purcell James, laborer, r 412 Uppe water Purcell John, grocer, 132 Upper water Purcell John, joiner, 19 Gottingen Purcell William, laborer, 42 Prince lane Purdy John H., cabinetmaker, Bayer Purkia Richard, shoemaker, 81 Gottin Sarah Brunswick Victoria road commission merchant, Sackville Corbett & Richardson, agents, 13 Lower water 102 Upper Water Gas lane Quilty William, painter, 11 Bishop Park Quinn John, mason, Gottingen West Arm road Quinn Joseph, farmer, Quinn Joseph, farmer, Leahy road West Arm road Quinn Malton, Grove Quinn Martin, Lower water police constable, 2 Quinn Mrs.John, 64 City Quing Patrick, cooper, 9 Bedford row Quinn Patrick, mason, Quinn road Quinnan Patrick, messenger, 34 Art lane .Quinn William, grocer, 11 Gottingen water Quirk Thomas, laborer, 108 Albermarle Quirk William, saloon, 112 Albermarle Raftus Richard, cooper, 97 Lowe water PROVINCIAL WESLEYAN NEWS, $2; d printer, Provo Mra.Nora, wid Abraham, 23 Mait- Prowse Mrs.Susanna, wid John, Broom- merchants, Pryor William, of William Pryor & Son, Pugh John, grocer, 36 Bedford row, h Purcell Philip, laborer, r 10 Birmingham Purcell William.wharf builder, 17 Gas gen Putman Mrs.Christina, wid Robert, Putman Mrs.Mary, wid Caleb, 20 Putner Charles E., dispenser, Provincial and City hospital Morris, and South, PYKE CHARLES M., auctioneer and Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Co.7 Queen's Insurance Co., S.Tobin, agent, Quilty Mrs.Catherine, wid Walter, 15 QUINLIN JOHN, truckman, 78 South Quinn & Brothers, butchers, 57 Gerrish Quinn John, of Quinn & Brothers, North North West arm Quinu Joseph,of Quinn & Brothers, North salesman, 21 Poplar Quinn Michael, laborer, 47 Albermarle Quinn Thomas, stonecutter, Quinpool Quirk Edward, liquor dealer, 212 Lower Rafty Mrs.Deborah, wid Thomas, 42 Lower water Ragan Cornelius, shoemaker, 97 Lower water Randell Eli, carpenter, 46 Birmingham Raren Oliver, stonecutter, 15 Bishop Ratchford Charles E., acting paymaster Dominion paymaster's office, 111 Morris Rawlay William, saloon, cor George and Albermarle Rawley John, laborer, 225 Albermarle Ray Thomas, messenger, r North Rayne Ths., nail manufacturer, 27 City ,| Rayton Mrs.Annie, wid Michael, 9 ueen Read H.H, M.D., 9 Hollis | Reardon James, boarding house; 47 Birmingham Reardon James, of 3.J.O'Brien & Co.16 Dresden row Reardon John, coachman, South REARDON JOHN, grocer and liquor dealer, 40 Spring Garden road Reddy John, tailor, 3 Albermarle Reddy Peter, laborer, Leahy villa Reddy Thomas, wheelwright, 171 r| Albermarle, h 156 Grafton Redman David, policeman, 15 Artz lane Redmond Mrs.Mary, wid John, Victoria Redmond Patrick, laborer, Leahy villa Reeks Mrs.Julia, wid Cleophas, 113 Albermarle Reeves James, jun., of Mowbray & Reeves, 43 Barrington Reeves James, sen., grocer, 43 Barring- ton Reeves Joseph, carpenter, 69 Birming- am Reeves Stephen, shoemaker, 84 Gottin- en Regan Mrs.Ann, wid James, 127 Upper water - Reid Alexander P., M.D., 98 Argyle Reid Donald, clerk, 11 Poplar Grove Reid George, clerk, bds Dockyard Reid Henry B., superintendent public works, 20 Cogswell Reid James, of Cunningham & Reid.307 Upper water Reid Michael, plasterer.79 Pleasant Reid Thomas S., bookkeeper, bds at Halifax hotel Reilly Arthur, truckman, 23 Pleasant Reilly & Davidson, stoves and tinware, 200 Hollis Reilly Edward, joiner, Duffus, Richmond - Reilly Thomas, of Reilly & Davidson, 30 Lower water Reily Thomas, shoemaker, 26 Grafton Reily William, shoemaker.110 Grafton Rennels George, principal Richmond school, Russell Renner George, liquor dealer, Steamboat wharf, Lower water Rennick John, plasterer, Agricola Rennie Hugh, painter, 167 Albermarle Rennipit Mrs.Margaret, wid Michael Stephens\u2019 wharf, Lower water Rent George, jun.tnsmith, 46 Sack- ville, h 3 Dresden row Rent Geo., sen., carpenter, 38 Artz lane Renwick George, watchmaker, 132 Argyle, h 82 Gottingen Revel John, machinist, Campbell road, Richmond Revel Thomas, machinist, Campbell road, Richmond Reyno Michael, liquor dealer, Market wharf, Lower water Reyno William, deputy clerk of market, Market wharf, Lower water + z Tr HALIFAX.DOMINION 1636 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE 9 Reynold Welwood, tide waiter, Lower road Reynolds Anthony, Creighton Reynolds Clement, of Reynolds &Crichton, Brenton Reynolds & Orichton, ower water Reynolds George, principal Richmond Public school, Russell Reynolds George H., clerk, Brenton Reynolds James, mason, North West carpenter, 52 grocers, 168 arm Reynolds Michael, shoemaker, r 122 ornwallis Reynolds Mrs.Amelia, wid William, 69 ity Reynolds Walter B., of Fraser, Reynolds & Co., bds at Mansion house Reynolds William K., merchant, 199 ower water, h Victoria road Rhind Andrew, clerk, 22 Gerrish Rhind & Houseman, sailmakers, Salter & Twinings whatf, Lower water Rhind John, carpenter, Russell, Richmond Rhind Thomas, city clerk, 147 Brunswick Rbind William, grocer and tavern keeper, 40 Albermarle, cor Prince Rhind William, sailmaker, 22 Gerrish Rhode Charles, baggagemaster, Duffus, Richmond Rhodes Mrs.Maria, wid John, saloon, 69 Argyle Rhuland John, carpenter, 17 Hollis Rian Mvs., wid Michael, 15 Cunard Richard Richard, proprietor New Town mill, 71 Creighton, h 22 Maynard Richards John, Caledonia \u201chotel, 15 Upper waler Richards John, laborer, Richmond road Richards Mrs, Catherine, wid John, tobacconist, 270 and 272 Upper water Richards Thomas, of Richards & Chase, h North West arm Richards Thomas, plasterer, 70 Brunswick Richardson Benjamin, 25 Cornwallis Richardson Charles, laborer, Creamers wharf Richardson Charles, liquor dealer, 80 Queen Richardson James E.Richardson, Mitchell Richardson J ames S., customs clerk, Young Richardson Creighton Richardson Mrs.M., wid John, James Richardson Richard, planing mills, 73 Creighton, h 13 City Richardson Robert, 10 Bishop Richardson Robert, stevedore, 192 Got- tingen Richardson Samuel, storeman, 102 Ger- rish lane Richardson William, clerk, road Riches James, stevedore, 46 Lockman RICHEY M.H,, barrister and insurance agent, 112 Hollis, h 209 Brunswick Richmond Public school, George Reynolds.principal, Grove, h Richmond Rickards A.J., & Co., boots and shoes, 138 Granville Rickards Arthur J., of A.J.Rickards & Co., resides in Windsor Rickards Joseph S., of A.J.Rickards & Co., 93 Hollis Rider Thomas, laborer, r 81 Albermarle Riddell James, 81 Morris Riddles Frederick, seaman, 113 Maitland of Corbett & Mrs, wid William, 66 Coburg Ridgeway Augustus, cabinetmaker, 29 Brunswick Ridwoll Robert, shoemaker, 51 Grun- ville Rigby Charles, M.D., 70 Gottingen Riggs John, sailor, Market wharf, Lower water Rielly Thomas, plumber, 30 Lower water Riley Josenb, joiner, Duffus, Richmond Ritnes James, seuman, 97 Lockman Ring Michrel, laborer, 296 Upper water Rissy John, carpenter, 94 Argyle Ritchey Mathew, buirister, 209 Brunswick RITCHIE ARCHIBALD, engineer, 66 Gotiingen Ritchie George, clerk, bds at 28 Plea- sit Ritchie Henry, clerk, bds at 28 Plea- saut Ritchie hon.J.W., of J.W.& J.N.Ritchie, Belmont, North West «um Ritchie J.N., of J.W.& J.N.Ritchie, 127 Pleasunt Ritchie James, clerk, bds at 28 Pleasant Ritchie James, painter.52 Birmingham RITCHIE J.W.& J.N,, solicitors, 158 Hollis Ritchie James, carriage painter, 52 Birmingham Ritchie John, baker, 105 Barrack Ritchie John H., eugiuneer, 66 Gottingen Ritchie Mrs.Margaret, wid Alexander, 28 Pleasant Ritchie Thomas, of J.W.& J.N.Ritchie, Bellmont, North West arm Ritchie William J., machinist, 66 Got- tingen Rivers Francis, sailor, 205 Grafton Roach Garrett, tavernkeeper, 143 Upper water Roach John, truckman Roach Lawrence, farmer, Leahy road Roach Mrs.Mary, wid James, laundress, 145 Park Roach Richard, mason, 88 Creighton Roach Thomas, laborer, King cor North Roaks Garrot, liquor merchant, 143 Upper water Roan Mrs., wid John, 101 Maynard Roan Samuel, hairdresser, 139 Lower water, h 5 Prince William Roast Thomas, carpenter, Agricola Robar Henry, laborer, 178 Albermarle Robar James, laborer, 178 Albermarle Robb Donald, mason and stucco-worker, 42 Barrington, h 112 Brunswick Roberts Luke, wood sawyer, 37 Grafton Roberts Robert I, shoemaker, 12 Ger- rish Roberts Thomas, clerk, r 21 Lock- man Roberts William, rigger, 168 Grafton Roberts William, stevedore, 59 Albro ROBERTSON ALEXANDER, horse shoer, coachsmith, &c., 65 Argyle, h 82 Gottingen Robertson Henry, bookkeeper, 28 Agricola Robertson John, farmer, 18 Creighton Robertson Miss Catherine, confectioner, 115 Grafton Roherston Miss Isabella, storekeeper, 21 Granville Robertson Mrs.Upper water Robertson rev P.G., Baptist Robertson William, clerk, Tobin Robertson William, laborer, Upper water Elizabeth, wid, 414 | Robertson Wm., carpenter, 38 Creighton ® Robinson Alexander, blacksmith, Jy, ler's wharf Robinson captain William, 19 Gran, Robinson Charles, truckinan, 23 Ply, sant Robinson George, clerk, 3 Tower roy Robinson James, blacksmith, 25 Graf, | ton Robinson John, ton Robinson John, sailor, 15 Arts lune Robinson Joseph, saloon, 57 Barrack Robinson Mrs.Mariane, wid Joseph, 94 Brunswick Robinson Mrs., wid W.E., 208 Gottinge Robinson Mrs.June, wid William, confectionery, 67 Barrington Robinson llichard, moulder, 119 City Robinson Samuel, Inborer, 2G Grufton Robinson Tlhs., conclnnan, 32 Graftoy Robinson William, clerk, Tohin Robinson Willimn, seaman, 19 Gran ville Robson Allan, carponter, 214 Grafton Robson Charles, of Charles Robsun & Co., resides in Dartmoutlh Robson Charles, & Co., dry goods, 12] Granville Robson Edward M., clerk, 214 Grafton Robie Mrs, Elizabeth, wid Simon B, 2 Barrington Roches captain Edward, 281 Upper water Roches Charles, merchant, 281 Upper water Roche's wharf, William Roche, proprietor, 281 Upper water Roches William, merchant and proprietor Roche's wharf, 281 Upper water Rochester Richard, sailor, 159 Grafton Rockwell David P., wharf builder, 11 Gray's lune Roddick John, tinsmith, 235 Upper we- ter, h Campbell road, Richmond Roddick David, waterman, Campbell road, Richmond Rodgers James, tinsmith and plumber, machinist, 67 Barring, 180 Brunswick ; Rodgers William, laborer, 104 Gerrish lane Rogers Charles, carter, 504 Upper water Rogers Eli, clerk, Lockman .Rogers John, stevedore, 43 Gerrish Rogers Joseph, photographer, 189 Bar- rington, h 30 Albro Rogers Mrs, wid William H., 81 North Rogers Mrs.John, wid, Bauer Rogers rev.J.A., Methodist, Brunswick Street church, 1 Maitland Rogers T.B., hatter, 60 Creighton Rogers William S., clerk, 30 Creighton Rolund Jolin, 28 Lockman Rolland Thomas, shoemaker, 192 Lower water , Rolston Mrs.Martha, wid James, 188 Grafton Romans Charles, of Romans & Co, % Morris , Romans & Co., dry goods, 137 Granville Romans Henry, bunk clerk, 61 Spring Garden road .Romans Janes, laborer, Agricela Romans Jobm, proprietor Waverley house, 8 Barrington Romans Mrs.Mary, wid Jumes, ing house, 92 Ilollis san Romans rov.Alexander, presbyteritr 19 Stuwr ; Romans Robert, bouts and shoes 2H Duke, h 26 Ilollis 53 Dal Romkey John, grocer, 53 Dulce Ronan \u2018OharlesPtruekenan, off Brenton board: Nova Scoria.] DOMINION 1637 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.an Joseph, laborer, 51 Albermarle Li Dotnet shoemaker, 59 Duke Ronaud Daniel, blackemith, 72 Lower Ronayne Mrs.Anna, wid John, 188 kman .raie Christian E., importer, 14 Ap ale ; En, mason, 16 Cornwallis Room John, gtorekeeper, 32 Lockman Roome Mrs, Elizabeth, wid William, r 10 Falkland ; Roome Richard T., carpenter and buil- ; der, L Grove, Richmond \" Rooney Mrs.Mary, wid Thomas, 28 resden row Roath James, clerk, 85 Grafton ooth Thomas, tailor, 55 Grafton oper William, carpenter, 98 Albro ose Alexander, mason, West Rose John, boarding house, 208 Lower water 1 Roshorough Jas., carpenter and joiner, 154 Lockman rose John, ship carpenter, 15 Bloom- $ field Rose Matthew, haggage master, bds Duffus, Richmond Rose Mrs.Catherine, wid James, tai- loress, 123 Barrack ; Rose Mrs.Maria, wid John, eating house, 71 Argyle Rose Mrs.Mary, wid John, 80 Maynard Rose Mrs.Mary, wid William, West [Rose William, mason, West Rosell John, steward, 462 Upper water [Rosenblum Louis, cigar dealer, 21 Brunswick .[Ross Angus, school teacher, r 39 Dresden row oss Arthur, shoemaker, 16 Cornwallis [Ross David W., 64 Queen Ross James, clerk, bds at Mansion house Ross James, photographer, 197 Hollis, h 9 Moran Ross John U., customs officer, 52 Queen Ross Miss Mary, dressmaker, 72 Hollis Ross Nathanlel, brakeman, Duffus, \u2018Richmond Ross Peter, merchant, 49 Morris Ross Thomas, carpenter, 117 Gottingen Rosseley Thomas, groceries, Campbell \u201croad, Richmond Roué Frederick, barber, bids at 108 Hollis Rou: John, barber, 108 Hollis Roué William, billard room, Halifax hotel, Hollis fRoundseren Henry, clerk, 80 Gerrish ourke\u2014, shoemaker, 74+ George Mousse Jus., schogl inspector, Kempt ro, outiedge Michael, grocer, 41 Dresden row outledge Mrs, Upper water olan James, painter, 48 Dresden oxberry John, messenger, 22 water ° oyal Acadian school, J.A.Smith Principal, Argyle ITAL GAZETTE, weekly, annual Subscription 83; U, W, Blackadar, rer, 2 Qranville 1 insurance Co, Hugh Hartshorne gent 135 Hollis\u201d + val Yacht elnb, 1, R.I, Prince of 0 al patron SC James, confeetioner, 109 Arg , , 10\u20ac eyle Udland Robert, porter, 47 Grafton 7 Ellen, wid Thomas, Lower Rudolf Mrs, Sarah, wid Francis J, matron Orphans home, 129 North Park Rugg Mrs.Flora, wid David, Upper water Ruggles M.H., toy store, 131 Granville, h 157 Bruuswic Ruhland John W., carpenter, 17 Bollis Rumsay Benjamin A., of Chipman, Rum- say & Mutch, 63 Upper water Runt Kiley, laborer, 74 Sackville Russell Alexander, blacksmith, Granite wharf, resides in Dartmouth Russel] Edmund F., of Young, Hart & Co., 23 South RUSSELL FRANCIS W., fish merchant, &c., 195 Lower water, h 3 Rot- tenburg Russell Geo., laborer, King cor North Russell Henry, laborer, 191 Grafton Russell Robert, printer, 63 Sackville Russell William, commission merchant, 3 Rottenhurg Rusted Charles,gardener and coachman, 56 Queen Rutherford John, mines inspector, South Rutledge John, mason, Upper water Ryan Daniel, boarding house, 202 Lower water Ryan Daniel, carpenter, Boak's wharf, Lower water Ryan Edward, storekeeper, 42 Dresden row Ryan Edward, painter, 91 Argyle Ryan George, locker, 62 Queen Ryan & Holland, sail makers, Boak\u2019s wharf, Lower water Ryan & Houseman, sailmakers, Hare's wharf, Lower water Ryan J.L., shoemaker, 40 Birmingham Ryan James, laborer, 6 Salter Ryan James, of Ryan, Holland & Co, 15 Lower water Ryan James, saloon, 129 Albermarle h 41 George Ryan John, carpenter, 8 Starr,h Russell, Richmond Ryan John, conductor, Kays Ryan John, laborer, 130 Grafton Ryan John, laborer, 153 Albermarle Ryan Lawrence.truckman, 19 Grafton Ryan Michael, brewer, 39 Gerrish Ryan Michael, storekeeper, 66 Birmingham Ryan Mrs.Bridget, wid Michael, 15 Cunard Ryan Mrs.Margaret, wid Peter.laundress, 52 Albermarle Ryan Mrs.Mary, wid James, grocery, 340 Upper water Ryan Patrick, grocer, 382 Upper water Ryan Patrick, tailor, 27 Cornwallis Ryan Richard, saddler, 124 Avgyle Ryan Thomas, carpenter, 152 Gottingen Ryan Timothy, grocer, 45 Buckingham Ryan William, laborer, 39 Grafton Ryan William, of Ryan & Houseman, Garrey Ryan William H., butcher, 15 Bauer Ryder George, customs officer, 62 Queen Rymes James, sailor, 32 Gerrish Sadler Geo, harnessmaker, Kempt road Saffrey Edward C., professor of music, 148 Lockman Sage James, paymaster, 97 Gottingen Sallis Isaac, saloon, 145 Albermarle Salter Benjamin, merchant, 103 Pleasant Salter Thomas, laborer, 61 Prince Salter & Twinings wharf, Salter & Twining, proprietors, Lower water Saltri Thomas A.photographer, West Sampson captain William, 30 Starr Sanders Henry, laborer, 117 Barrack Sanders rev.George, Baptist, South Sanders Thomas, builder, 2 Brunswick Sanders William, bricklayer, 68 Corn- wallig Sanford George A., marblecutter, Sack- ville cor Birmingham, h Sackville SARRE NICHOLAS, barber, 229 Hollis, h 20 Cogswell Sauler David, mason, Richmond Sauliane Anthony, photographer, West Saunders Alfred, seedsman, 168 Argyle Saunders Henry, clerk, 117 Barrack Saunders James, clothes cleaner, 70 Sackville Saunders Mrs.Catherine, wid Sampson, 5 Cunard court Saunders rev.Edward, Baptist, South Saunders Robert, seaman, Seymour Saunders Richard, laborer, 20 Argyle Savage Mrs.Elizabeth, grocery, 243 Upper water Sawyer lieut.colonel Charles, 24 Hollis Sawyer James, cooper, 84 Albro Sawyer Jobn James, high sheriff, cor Tobin and Pleasant Saxon John, carpenter, 94 Argyle Saxon Richard, earpenter, 54 Creighton Saxton George, policeman, 30 Maitland Sayar Arthur, bank clerk, 1 Tobin Sayers Mrs.Euphemia,grocery,105 Lower water Scalion Michael, laborer, 20 Maynard Scandlin Edw., laborer, 27 Lower water Scanell Mrs.John, 3 William Scanlan John, laborer, 115 Lower water Scanlan Matthew, dry goods, 56 Duke Scanlan Patrick laborer, 140 Albermarle Scentell Robert, 75 Maynard Schafer Hermon, jeweller, Victoria road Schrage Henry, carpenter, r 35 Gottin- gen Schreiber Cellingwood, civil engineer, cor Quinpool road and Windsor Schwartz George, coffee manufacturer, 103 Lockman Schwartz George, seaman, 97 Maitland Schwartz George G., clerk, 31 George Schwartz Henry, tinsmith, 198 Upper water, h 23 Bauer Schwartz Mrs.Mary, wid Godfrey.31 George Schwartz Robert L,of Nova Scotia Printing Co.George Schwarz William, coffee dealer, 40 Brunswick Schwirien Frederick, carpenter, 141 Park Scofield John, bookkeener, bds Green Scott Alexander W., secretary Halifax Royal Yacht club, b 59 Pleasant Scott Donald, merchant, 183 Lower water Scott Edward, clerk, 1 Rottenburg Scott Henry, clerk, 1 Rottenburg Scott J.W., boarding house, 3 Barring- ton Scott James, builder, 118 Cornwallis Seatt James, grocer, 309 Upper water, Spring Garden road, h 52 Pleasant Scott James T., of Muir & Scott, Hollis Scott Mrs.Frances, wid John, 82 Hollis Scott Mrs.Mary, wid Jobn, baker, 62 George Scott Mrs.Susan, wid William, 1 Rot- tenburg Scott Peter, cabineunaker, 20 Rotten- burg n Se «it Peter, cowmander Dominio steamer Lady Head.South Park Scott Robert, hds at 60 Hollis Scott Samuel, bookkeeper, 1 Rottenburg SCOTT WILLIAM, dry goods.Prince.See Adve > oo HALIFAX.DOMINION 1638 DIRECTORY.Rh [Proving Scriven John, proprietor Halifax steam bakery, 274 Upper water Scrivan Joseph B., blacksmith,80 Prince, h 11 Dresden row Scully Daniel, tailor, 90 Gratton Scully Patrick, wharfinger, 51 Graflon Seals Daniel, painter, 27 Bauer Seals John, mason, 83 Albro Seeton Jos., carpenter, 21 Poplar Grove Seeton Joseph, 111 Pleasant SEEION J.R.B, commission merchant, agent Inman Line Steamship Co., Collins wharf, Lower water Seeton Robert B., Tower road SELDEN STEPHEN, editor and proprie- Christian Messenger, 61 Granville Self Michael, express driver, 30 Got- tingen Selig\u201d Mrs.Anna, wid Jacob, r Brunswick Sellon Edward, Lockman Sellon Horatio, city architect, Lock- man Sentell Robert, clerk, 75 Maynard Sergeant Mrs.Mary Ann, wid Joseph, seamstress, 47 Argyle Servants\u2019 home, John Daleworth, manager, 171 Lockman Sewall J, M.D., 186 Hollis ; Sexton John, carpenter, 27 Barrington Seymour Edward, butler, Spring Garden road -Shae Patrick, truckman, 68 City Shaefer Almon, jeweller, Victoria road Shaffard Richard, storekeeper, 24 Hurd\u2019s (ane Shaffer Newton, bookkeeper, 154 Agyle Shaffer John, jun.baker, 154 Agyle Shaffer Edward, joiner, Kenny Shaffer John, sen., baker, 1564 Argyle Shanahan Mrs.Mary, wid William, 121 Upper water .Shaner James, dry goods, Agricola Shanks John, storeman, 41 Prince Shanks William, printer, 12 Creighton Shannon hon.S.L., barrister, 46 Bed- ford row, hi 51 Spring garden road Shannon Timothy, laborer, King cor North Shapman Patrick, laborer, Richmond Sharp Edwin N., 118 Cunard Shaw captain Gilbert, 71 Maitland Shaw George W., of George W.Shaw & Co., resides in Kentucky SHAW GEORGE W., & CO., general merchants, Shaws wharf, Lower water Shaw James, dry goods, 22 Agricola Shaw Joseph, carver, 8 Dresden row Shaw Joseph L., ship carpenter, Power's wharf, Lower water Shaw Reuben, policeman, Cunard cor Creighton Shaw Robert, laborer, 15 Pleasant Shaw Thomas B., clerk, 139 Gottingen Shaw William, farmer, Lower water, h Lawrencetown Shaw's wharf, G.W.Shaw & Co., proprietors, Lower water Shay John, laborer, 174 Albermarle Shay Joseph, laborer, Richmond Shea Daniel, grocer, 138 Albermarle Shea Dennis, truckman, 17 Lower water Shea James, cooper, 5 Proctor\u2019s lanc Shea Patrick, driver, 66 City Shea Patrick, milkman, 7 Salter Shea Wm., carpenter, 33 Dresden row Shea Wm., fisherman, 118 Albermarle Shean John, sailor, 29 Lower water Shears Mrs.Ann, wid James, 69 Saclk- ville Sheffard Richard, shipwright, 224 Upper water Shefroth William, brakeman, Richmond Shehan Thomas, laborer, 115 Lower water Shellnut Miss Mary, 50 Creighton Shepherd Charles, laborer, 580 Upper water Sheridan John, driver, 51 Prince Shey Richard, 28 Almon Shey William, storeleeper, Almon Sheen John, laborer, 29 Lower water Sheen Morris, laborer, 45 Lower water Shefer William, laborer, Richmond Sheffer George, sailmaker, 293 Upper water Sheffer Manfred, printer, 293 Upper water Shehan Daniel, shoemaker, 5 Proclor's lane Shehan John, laborer, 112 Grafton Sheldon John, laborer, 1 Albert Shelley Edward, 22 Rottenburg Shelley Edward, storekeeper, 180 Al- bermarle Shelly Timothy, clerk, 22 Rottenburg Sheppard George, cabinetmaker, 150 Grafton Shepherd Geo., saloon, 21 Albermarle Shepperd rev.canon Robert, military chaplain, 4 Artillery place Sheridan Mrs.Ann, wid John, storekeeper, 49 Birmingham Sheri John, foreman contractor, 58 Dresden row Sheriffs office, John James Sawyer, high sheriff, Court house, Spring Garden road Sherring Miss Sarah, hoarding house, 25 Bedford row Shields Andrew, stipendary magistrate, resides in Dartmouth Shields Patrick, blacksmith, Roche\u2019s wharf, 422 Upper water Sheils Patrick, laborer, 15 Gas lane Shin Jobn, laborer, 6 Salter Shipley.William, laborer, r 73 Maynard Shire William, porter, 47 Grafton Shoosmith Mrs, John, tailoress, Drillio's wharf Shorell.John, laborer, 40 Birmingham Shorten John, baker, 246 Upper water Shortiss Thomas, laborer, 60 Alber- marle Shortly Patrick, shoemaker, r Brunswick Sievert J.A., confectioner, 170 Argyle Silver Alexander, shoemaker, 448 Upper water Silver John, of John Silver & Co, 23 Tobin Silver John, & Co., dry goods, 156 Granville Silver Mrs.N., 19 Tobin Silver W.& C., dry guods, George cor Hollis Silver William C., of W.& C.Silver, 51 Queen Silver William N., of W.& C.Silver, 51 Queen Simmons\u2014, servant, Jubilee road Simmons John, blacksmith, Richmond Simmons Samuel, blacksmith, Kenny, Richmond Simple Mrs.Mary, Upper water Simpson rev.Allen, Presbyterian, Tobin Simpson Wm., druggist, Mumford terrace Simpson William, joiner, head of Morris Simpson captain William, 7 Moran Simms George, steward, 88 Lockman Sims Mrs,, wid Alexander, 23 Creighton Sinclair A, tailor, 62 Buckingham wid Robert, 466 Sinclair Archibald, saddler, 30 g,, ville ' Sinclair C.H,, cabinetmaker, 34 Dy rington I Sinclair George T., Tobin Sinclair John, joiner, 13 West Sinclair John A., merchant, 53 Mop, Sinclair John B., laborer, 70 Albermyy, Sinclair Mrs, C.11, hoop skirt facyy, 33% Barrington 4 Sinclair Peter, laborer, Campbell ry Richmond Sinfield Aaron, bricklayer, 36 Jag) Sinfield Mrs.Aaron, milliner, 36 Jay Singleton Godfrey, sailor, 92 Alp, marle Sircom & Marshall, dry goods, Granville Sircom 8.R., of Sircom & Marshal 185 Brunswick SISTERS OF CHARITY, sister Aly, gin, superioress, 107 Brunswick SISTERS OF CHARITY, St Josey cottage, sister Elizabeth, superiors Gottingen Sisters of Charity, St Mary's conven, rev.mogher Josephine, superior, Pleasant Siteman George S., porter, Gottingen Siteman Joseph, groceries and liquoi 289 Upper water Skallish Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, 3 Maitland Skary Michael, grocer, 69 Pleasant Skerrey William, coal measurer, 11! Grafton Skimmings Robert I1., Groveside, Quin pool road Skimming'¥ wharf, Upper water Skinner Demos, sea ferryman, 44 Albn Skinner Thomas, bank messenger I City Skinner Edmund, truckman, 17 City Slanwright Henry, laborer, 209 Alber marle Slattery Patrick, liquor store, 145 Pal Slawnwhite John, laborer, 104 Gerris Slayter William B., M.D., Provincid I A ospital, South, h cor Prince al rgyle ; Sliney Mrs.Ann, wid, 66 Birminghar Sloan John, shoemaker, 17 Albermarl Slogn William, shoemaker, 17 Alber marle Slormack Henry, laborer, 158 Alber marle .Slow Thomas, cup manufacture Ii Argyle ; Smule Mrs, wid Wm., 128 Cornwall Small Edw., bookbinder, 39 Lockma Small James, laborer, 15 Dresden Small William, post office clerk, I Lockman Smart Daniel, carter, 10 Argyle Smart Wm., coachdriver, 130 bockm Smith Allison, wholesale grocer, © Buckingham and Barrington Smith Alexander, tinsmith and plumbé 78 Barrington, h 225 Brunswick SMITH B.A., dry goods, wholesale 19 retail, 32 (GGcorgo, h Victorin rom Smith Benjamin, boatman, 186 Up water 1 Smith Benj., cooper, 153 Albormart Smith Benjamin, dry guods, Viel road \u2018 ; Smith Brothers, dry goods, of Grant Smith captnin Andrew, 47 Arté ke Smith Church, elerk, 6 Brunswic \u20185 Smith colonel Joshua, Royal enginé 85 Spring Garden rond i Smith 5: $, & Co,, lumbor mercha Mooney\u2019s wharf, Upper wuter ova Scorr+.] DOMINION 1639 DIRECTORY.HALIFAx.mith Daniel J., of D.J.Smith & Co., skin D David D., cabinetmaker, 81 Plen- sant i avid, conchman, South Park mith 5 a, of Smith Brothers, skman ue Ebenezer, cooper, 35 Arts lane mith Iidgar G., jeweller, 112 Gottingen mith Edward, laborer, 47 Grafton ; Bmith Edward, merchant, Spring Gar- rou bi Edward, shocmaker, 448 Upper er bi Francis, luborer, 44 Albro Emith George, clerk, 163 Barrack Smith George, couchman, 1 Albert Bmith George, cooper, 84 Gerrish mith George, mason, 32 Almon | bith Henry, shoemaker, 73 Gerrish Emith Isanc, porter, 113 Gottingen Bmith Isanc, seaman, 105 Gottingen Emith J, D, photographer, cor Gran- ville and George, h 33 Albro mith J.W., of Smith Brothers, 64 ockman ah Juco, laborer, 62 Lower water mith James, blacksmith, bds Duffus, Richmond Bmith Jas, H., merchant, 175 Lockman Bmith J ames, fisherman, North West arm Bmith James, laborer, 47 Grafton Bmith James A., school teacher, 77 Argyle, hh 114 Gottingen mith Tames, tailor, 54 Duke SMITH JAMES G., druggist, 249 Upper water, h 159 Lockman Bmith John A., mariner, water Smith John H., sailor, 31 Grafton Smith John T., clerk, 159 Lockman Smith John Wesley, merchant, 64 Lock- man [Smith Joseph, carpenter, r 116 Albro Smith Jos.D., photographer, 33 Albro [Smith Miss Catherine, 29 Gottingen Smith Mrs.Claracy, wid John, trader 113 Gottingen Smith Miss Harriet, 10 Brunswick [Smith Mrs, 91 Creighton Smith Mrs.Ann, wid James, 24 Grafton Smith, Mrs.Charlotte, wid Jesse, 85 ockman Smith Mrs, E.8, boarding house, 23 Barrington Sith Mis.By wid Thomas, 102 Gerrish mith Mrs.Isabella, wid Henry, grocery, 43 Albro ! 9e Smith Nicholas, of D.J.Smith & Co.65 Lockman Smith Patrick, shoemaker, 245 Upper water Swith Richard, laborer, 11 Maynard Smith Richard, mason, 89 Maynard Smith Robert, printer \"18 Gerrish Smith Robert G., of Nova Scotia Print- : ho Co, 18 Gerrish Smit 1 Sunford, printer, 23 City Sith Solomon, wharf builder, 392 Up- 1 water Foi 8 B, grocer, 17 Snckville, h 30 Smith Theophilus, carpenter, 141 Lock- n 62 402 Upper Smith Wiley, grocer, Ghur Smith Willis 2 Gratton.Smith William, conl measurer, 28 City mith Wm.Henry, bakor, 26 Agricola, 1217 Creighton ag aan , bds nt 23 Barr- Smith Willi S Richmond 9 mith Wm, shoemaker, 5 Albermarle lip carpenter, Veith, Smith William H., tailor, 231 Brunswick Smithers G.T., of Smithers & Song, 71 Birmingham Smithers J.13, bell hanger and locksmith, 54 Barrington, h 21 North Smithers Mrs., wid B., 56 Birmingham Smithers Mrs.Maria, wid George, 62 Pleasant Smithers & Sons, painters, 402 Granville Smithers William J., painter, Lockman Smyth Chs.WW, architect,3 Proctor\u2019s lane Smyth James, butcher, 31 Spring Garden road, h Maynard Snelling Geo., shoemaker, 79 Maynard Snelling Mrs.Charlotte, wid William, Almon Snoider Jumes, clerk, 21 Poplar Grove Spooks George, coachman, 10 Brunswick court Snow L, engineer, 18 Falkland Snow John, shoemaker, Lower water, h Morris Snow Thomas, cap manufacturer, 176 Argyle Snow Thomas, tailor, 87 North Snow William, engineer, 128 Grafton Soames Alfred, brass founder,Bell\u2019s lane Soames Alfred, gasfitter, 11 Bell's lane Soles Geo., blacksmith, Quinpoul read Solomon Kenneth, clerk, 56 Morris Sommers John, M.D., 53 Argyle Sommers Philip, tailor, 37 Gottingen Sons of Temperance grand Division, P.Monaghan grand scribe, 191 Barring- ton South barracks, garrisoned by the 9th Co., Royal engineers, Sackville Southall Thomas, clerk, Russell Soward John, fisherman, Lower water, b Eastern passage Spelman Thomas, carriage manufacturer, 7 Rottenburg, h 16 Argyle, Spring gardens Spence George J., constable, 51 Duke Spence, McCrindle & Co., general store, Richmond Spence William, ship carpenter, 37 Lockman Spencer William B.grocer, 111 Argyle, h 40 Brunswick Spicer James, seaman, 193 Albermarle Spiers John, 278 Gottingen Spike Brittain, clerk, 13 South Hollis Spike Edward H., joiner,56 Birmingham Spike Henry, surveyor, 19 Granville Spike James, health inspector, 14 South Hotlis SPIKE THOMAS D, watchmaker.20 Buckingham, h 146 Lockman Splune John, laborer, 37 North Sport Mrs, wid P., 84 Albro .Spotten Lewis, fireman, 4 Granville Spruin Mrs.Mary, wid James, 50 Dresden row Spriggs Thomas, teamster, 37 Grafton Springle Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Mait- lan Spry Thomas, carpenter and grocer, 61 Cornwallis cor Gottingen Squire James, laborer, 27 Maitland St Andrew's church, Presbyterian, rev.John Campbell, minister, Prince cor Barrington StJohn's church, Presbyterian, rev.Jolin Forrest, Brunswick 2, St John's school, D.M.Sterns, principal, 61 Gerris .St Joseph's church, R.catholic, rev.Thomas Allan, Gottingen ; St Joseph's Orphan asylum, sister Elizabeth, superioress, Gottingen .St Luke Mrs.teacher of piano, 90 Gerrish St Luke's cathedral, right rev.Hibbert Binney, D.D., lord bishop of Nova Scotia; William Bullock, dean, rector ; rev.John Abbott, curate, Morris St Luke\u2019s church, rev.Edward Gilpin, rector, Morris St Luke's school, C.J.major, prinei- pal, Morris St Mark's church, ch of England, Russell St Mary's catliedral,R.catholic,most rev.Thomas L.Connolly, archbishop of Halifax ; very rev.Michael Hannan, D.D., V.G.; rev.canon Power, rev.Thomas J.Daly rev.G.F.Murphy, rev.canon Mclsaac, priests; Spring Garden road ST MARY'S COLLEGE, Belair, conducted by Christian Brothers, brother Victorian, yrincipal, cor North and Kempt road St Mary's convent, select and poblie school, kept by Sisters of Charity, Pleagant St Mary's school, conducted by the Christian Brothers, brother Christian, principal, Barrington Matthew's church, Presbyterian, rev.G.M.Grant, A.M_, Pleasant St Patrick's chureh, R.catholic, rev.Alex.McIsaac, chaplain, 109 Brunswick St Patrick's convent for females, sister Aloysia, superioress, 107 Brunswi~k St Pairick's Sisters of Charity school, conducted hy Christian Brothers, brother Hall, principal.Brunswick St Paul's church, Episcopal, rev.George W.Hill.rector, cor Prince and Bar- rington St Paul's church, rev.George Hill, rector, St Paul's sq St Paul's Industrial school for females.Miss Eleanor Beaton, principal, 14 Tower road St Vincent's hall, Cornwall's Stafford Joseph, carpenter, 76 Maynard Stainer Edward, flour merchant, 39 Queen Stairs hon.William J., 20 South STAIRS JOHN.170 Hollis, h Fairfield, North West arm Stairs John, of Stairs & Sous, resides in Dartmouth Stairs Miss Johanna, school teacher, 113 Brunswick Stairs William, Son & Morrow.hardware and ship chandlers, 4+ George and 47 Bedford row STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO, M.H.Richey.agent, 112 Hollis Standford James, shoemaker, 26 Upper water Stanhoe Miss Rosa, 7 Proctor's lane Stanhog Robert, cabinetmaker,5 Gerrish Stanhouse J.G., engraver, 83 Granville Stanlon Mrs.Isabella, wid John, 100 Park Stanmers William, plumber, 36 Bilby Stanner Miss Rosa, Ÿ Proctors lane Stanton William, coachman, 9 Victoria Stapler Richard, printer, Proctor\u2019s lane Stapleton John, laborer, 47 Dresden St row Stapleton Michael, plasterer, Roats lane Star Life Assurance society, M.G.Black, agent, Halifax bank Starr David Henry, of David Starr & Sons, Brunswiek STARR DAVID, & SONS, hardware and metal merchants and manufae- tures\u2019 agents, cor Hollis and Duke HALIFAX.DOMINION 1540 DIRECTORY.Pp [PROVINCE y Starr George H., president People's bank, 28 South Starr John, of David Starr & Sons, Brunswick Starr Joseph, merchant, 204 Hollis, h 187 Brunswick Starrs Henry D., of Sturrs & McNutt, 169 Brunswick Starrs John, of Starrs & McNutt, 187 Bruuswick STARRS & McNUTT, wholesale ironmongers, 146 Upper water State Mrs.Ann, wid Jolin, 193 Alber- marle Standigh Charles, restaurant, 163 Hollis Stayner E.G.& C., commission merchants, Stayner\u2019s wharf, Upper water Stayners\u2019 wharf, E.G.& CO.Stayner, proprictors, Upper water Stayner Churles, wharfinger, Smith Steadman Thomas, groom, Wellington STEAM BRUSH FACTORY, Charles Tyler, proprietor, Robe Steel James, gasfitter, 128 Lockman Steele John, locker, 87 Gottingen Steinsin James, legal accountant, 116 Hollis Stephen Alexander K,, clerk, Campbell road, Richmond Stephen Douglas, engineer, 27 Gerrish Stephens A., & Son, furniture makers Prince cor Barrington Stephens Alexander, of A.Stephens & Son , 16 Queen Stephens Alexander,jun.,of A.Stephens & Son, 16 Queen Stephens Francis, 1 Lower water Stephens Johu, carpenter, 53 Maynard Stephens Mrs.Anna, wid Edward, 31 Starr Stephens Robert, sailor, 10 Brunswick court Stephens Thomas, laborer, 54 Bilby Sterns Daniel M., school master, 83 Lockman Sterns Henry, clerk, 85 Maynard Sterns Howard, clerk, 85 Maynard Sterns John, flour dealer, 113 Brunswick Sterns Miss Jane, school teacher, 85 Maynard Stevens Francis, clerk, 75 Lower water Stevens George, bds at T5 Lower water Stevens James, currier, Seymour Stevens John, carpenter, 53 Maynard Stevens Mrs.Agnes, wid Azor, 75 Lower water Stevenson Charles, laborer, 68 Duke Steward I, suilmaker, 79 Maynard Steward James, joiner, 5 Brenton Steward Robert, grocer, cor Maynurd and Falkland Stewart David, tinsmith, 163 Lower water Stewart Edward, sea captain, road Stewart James, carpenter, Gerrish Stewart John, cabinetmaker, 28 Dresden row Stewart John, ironmonger, 163 Lower water Stewart William, clerk, bds at 159 Bar- rington Stimpson William H., of Lordly & Stimpson, Pleasant Stinson James, saloon, 147 Albermarle Stipendary magistrate, Andrew Shields, Jourt house, Spring Garden road Stirling David, of Stirling & Dewar, bds at Lnvett house Stirling & Dewar, architects, 158 Hollis Stirling Mrs.Frederick, seamstress, 62 Cornwallis Victoria .Stirling W.S., cashier Union Bank of Halifax, cor Hollis and Prince STIRSKY FRANZ, watchmaker nnd jeweller, T7 Barrington, h 145 Pleasant.See Adv Stock Mrs.Catherine, trader, Comp- bell road Stokes Benjamin, naval Dockyard, Upper water Stokes Lawrence, laborer, 518 Upper water Stokes Patrick, cooper, 466 Upper water Stokes Patrick, cooper, 552 Upper water Stone James, laborer, Smith Stone William, Barrmgton Stone Willinmm, laborer, r Argyle Stoneley Mrs.Eliza, wid John, 278 Upper water Stonely Robert military clerk, 3 William Storer Robert, blacksmith, Wellington Storey John, policeman, 5 Sarah Storey Mrs.Ghristinn, wid, 73 Spring Garden rond Storey Thomas, laborer, 153 Albermarle Story Douglas M., groceries, 195 and 197 Brunswick Story William Henry, clerk, 73 Spring Garden road Strachan Charles, shoemaker, 159 Al- bermarle Strachan John, jun, customs clerk, 97 Dresden row Strachan John, sen, 97 Dresden row Strang Geo., carpenter, 24 Falkland Stratton John, carpenter, 2 Blowers Strickland Edward, deputy controller commissariat department, 64 Pleasant Strong John B., printer, 7 Artz lane Strong Samuel, 14 Agricola Stuart John H., reporter, 32 Grafton Studd T.P., bank teller, 105 Park Stumps Mrs.Ann, wid William, laundress, Wellington Suker Thomas G., tailor, 19 City Sullivan Andrew, 6 Gerrish Sullivan Charles, baker, 9 Dresden row Sullivan Daniel, farmer, Russell Sullivan George, tailor, 66 Buckingham Sullivan Henry, saloon, 436 Upper water Sullivan water Sullivan tingen Sullivan Jeremiah, Bedford row Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, 24 Maitland Sullivan John, blacksmith, 31 Albro Sullivan John, blacksmith, 150 Gottin- gen Sullivan John, laborer, 49 Dresden row Sullivan John, luborer, 44 Lower water Sullivan John, shoemaker, 159 Alber- marle Sullivan John, tailor, 66 Buckingham Sullivan John M., butcher, Barrington, h 48 Birmingham Sullivan Matthew, under keeper, City prison, 464 Upper water Sullivan Michael, butcher, 94 Lower water Sullivan Michael, cab driver, 47 Grafton Sullivan Michael, laborer, 32 Maitland Sullivan Michael, laborer, off Brenton Sullivan Mrs., wid Michael, 35 Grafton Sullivan Mrs.Catherine, wid Jumes, 80 Hollis Sullivan Mrs.Mary, wid Willinm, gtore- keeper, [55 Albermurle Sullivan Mrs, Sarah, wid Daniel, 72 Cunard ; storekeeper, James, grocer, 261 Upper James, plasterer, 115 Got- storekeeper, 27 Sullivan Patrick, carpenter, 77 Ma Sullivan Patrick, maso, 119 Allo Sullivan Philip, carpenter, 26 Gray Inne \u2019 i Sullivan Thomas, coal heaver, 64 Dre, den row Sullivan Thomas, grocer and li 80 Lower water, fi 1 Kent Hon Sullivan Thomas, luborer, 85 (Graf Sullivan Thomas, storekeeper, 27 Low water Sullivan William, butcher, Pleasant Sulmit George, bookkeeper, 50 Greig, ton Sulton James, shoemuker, 155 Burrgg Summers John, 66 City Summers John, truckman, West Summers Thomas, carpenter, 44 Dregdy row Sutcliffe E.W., grocer, 21 Brunswi Sutcliffe Robert, joiner, South Purk \" Sutherland A., barrister, office Cou house, h 83 Hollis Sutherland A.R., of Munro & Suthe.land, 12 Lower water Sutherland Charles, of Charles Graban & Co, 13 Lower water Sutherland James, shoemaker, bds at T4 Barrington Sutherland John, of Charles Graham Co., 12 Lower water Sutherland John Henry, of Bluckwod & Sutherland, 26 Smith Sutherland William, judge of Probate aud recorder, 83 Hollis Sutherland William, shoemaker, 16 Barrington Sutherland William, of Pierce & Suthe- land, bds at Clifton house Sutherland William D., barrister, 113 Hollis, h 83 Hollis Sutliffe John, agent, 36 Birmingham Sutliffe Richard M., draper, 213 Grafton Sutliffe Robert, carpenter, South Park Sutton Henry, bookbiuder, 20 Lockman Sutton James, 20 Lockman Sutton James, shoemaker, 157 Barrack Sutton Mrs.S., wid Thomas, faney goods, 91 Barrington Sutton Thomas, laborer, 36 Lower water Sutton William, shoemaker, 424 Upper water Swan James, baker, 47 Grafton Swan Mrs., wid Samuel, 84 City Swan Richard, boarding house Sackville Swain William, tobacconist, 194 and 196 Upper water Swaine Henry, painter, Upper waté h North West arm Sweeney John, shoemaler, 442 Upper water Sweeney Mrs.Ellen, wid Dennis, Gorrish Sweeney Mrs, Mary, wid John, 168 A¥ bermarle Sweeney Mrs.Mary, wid Patrick, lau dress, r 55 Albermarle , Sweel Jumes, bookkeeper, 98 Gottingt] Sweet Rufus J., bookkeeper, 98 Gotti gen Swindies James, moulder, 90 Grafton Swindells Alexander, luborer, cor ing and Macara a Swindells Samuel, engine driver Can} bell road, Richmond oth Symonds John M,, stove store, 2 Creig ton ob Symonds Samuel, Dlucksmith, Be mond vit Symonds Thos, $,, salesmon, 3 Orelg ton u {Nova Scotia.) DOMINION 1641 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX- 3 SW.S., & CO., iron founders, By Dartmouth, warcrooms, 19 à 21 Duke a symonds William 5, of W.S.Symonds & Co, resides in Dartmouth Co Symons John H., tobacconist, 122 Gran- ville, h 2 South \u2018 Symons Ths., tailor, 94 Upper water \u2018ait George, carpenter, Brunswick lane Talbot James, house joiner, 1 Agricola Paley Robert, ordnance department Tanner (George, seaman, 1 Albert Taple Philip, grocer, 144 Lower water Tasey Mrs.| onora, wid Alexander, 75 bro Tete William, gardener, 238 Gottingen Tatrie Nathanicl, shoemaker, bds at 56 Maitland Taubin Nicholas, lnhorer, 350 Upper ater Taylor Alexander, blacksmith, 3 Pleasant .Taylor Benjamin À.Spring Garden road Taylor Edward, farmer, Lower water, h Dartmouth ; Taylor George, clerk, 15 Tobin TAYLOR GEORGE, general superintendent Nova Scotia railway, Campbell road, h Russell TAYLOR HENRY A., chemist and druggist, 53 Barrington, h 85 Sack- ville Taylor John, blacksmith, 22 Argyle, h 25 Spring Garden road Taylor John, commission and West In- ia merchant, Tobin\u2019s wharf, Upper f water, h 15 Tobin ¢ Taylor Jolm E, M., painter, 32 Artz lane ! Taylor John M., ornamental painter, 58 Maitland : Taylor Robert, shoemaker, 96 Grafton, ._ h Spring Gardens ! Taylor Robert, hatter and furrier, 139 ranville { Taylor Thomas, laborer, Gottingen, Richmond i Taylor Thomas, truckman, 42 Albro Taylor William, clerk, bds at 15 Hollis , TAYLOR WILLIAM, general merchant, 136 Upper water Taylor Wm.(.carpenter, 7 Maynard i Tayne John, l.oorer, 178 Albermarle - Taytem Joseph, policeman, 73 Corn- 1 wallis * Teale James, gasfitter, 128 Lockman i Temperance hall, D.Evang, keeper, Star Temporary home for young women seeking employment, Mrs.Catherine Delworth, superintendent, 171 Lock- man Tenerty Arthur, clerk, 25 Argyle Teys William, school seacher West Tisaksion Henry, bookkeeper, arr Aieakston Henry, clerk, bds at 14 Starr Soston major, paper bag maker, 14 hookkeeper, 25 114 Theakston Magor, Wesleyan missionary, 35 Agricola heatre reyal, M.Power, proprietor, Spring Gardens was captain John, 5 Bishop THOMAS & CO, hatters and furriers, Sr Barrington and Sackville.See Thomas David, laborer, 63 Lower water Thos George, driver, 103 Lockman , As George, steward, 3 Albert Ti mas James, laborer, 9 Victoria omas John, laborer, 15 Pleasant Omas John R., of Jo.: arrington of Thomas & Co., 38 Thomas Miss Julia, Stephen\u2019s wharf Lower water Thomas Miss Martha, market gardener, Lower water, It Preston Thomas Mrs.Catherine, wid William, GO Grafton Thomas Mrs., wid George, 3 Albert Thomas William, auctioneer, 93 Park Thomas William, carpenter and joiner, West Thomas Wm., pattern maker, n Camp- hell road, Richmond Thomas William, mason, 39 Birmingham Thomas William H., hotelkeeper, Acadia gardens, 478 Upper water Thompson \u2014, laborer, 102 Gerrishlane Thompson Augustus, sailor, 434 Upper water Thompson B.& S.H., merchants, Walter McFarlane, agent, 204 Hollis Thompsen captain Thomas, late of 16th regiment, South Thompson Charles, clerk, bds 169 Bar- rington Thompson David, stonecutter, Victoria road Thompson Edward, carpenter, 26 Grafton Thompson George, carpenter, Tower road Thompson George, Park Thompson George S,, Jacob, h 30 Kempt road Thompson James, barrister, Bowery Thompson James, bds at 12 Queen Thompson James, clerk, 111 Cornwallis Thompson James, clerk, 144 Park Thompson John, mason, Pleasant Thompson John, moulder, 138 Pleasant THOMPSON JOHN, broom manufacturer and grocer, cor Oak and Elm Thompson John S.D, of Coombes & Thompson, 95 Gottingen Thompson Joseph, sailor, 67 Barrack Thompson Mrs., wid James, 37 Cunard Thompson Mrs.Elizabeth, wid James.6 Argyle Thompson Mrs.Janet, wid Joseph, 109 Albermarle Thompson Mrs.Maria, wid George, 18 Argyle Thompson Mrs.Mary, wid Joseph, 104 Barrington Thompson rev.3.Universalist, 14 Creighton Thompson William, Russell Thompson William, millwright, 34 Grafton Thomsoun, Abbott & Co., merchants, 81 Upper water Thomson Cathcart, of Thomson, Abbott & Co., Bowery Thomson James, 113 Pleasant Thomson John, & Co., dry goods, 148 Granville Thomson David, cooper, 55 Gottingen Thomson George, liquor dealer, 30 Kempt road ye Thomson James, attorney, 80 Gran- ville, h North West arm Thomson John, shoemaker, 70 Creighton Thomson Mrs.John, 68 Brunswick Thowson Mrs.Susan, wid James,\u201d 508 Upper water Thomson Philip, clerk, 12 Queen Thowson Robert, truckman, 25 Albro Thomson Sherbrooke, cabinetmaker, 50 Barrington Thomson William, clerk, bds at 28 Sey- barrister, South butcher, 29 mour 107 Thorne Edward L., Dartmouth Thorne George, mason, 10 Albermarle THORNE JAMES H., superintendent money order branch post office Dartmouth \u2019 Thorne Stephen J, clerk, Barring- on Thorne Thomas, mariner, 141 Barrack Tornton Thomas, laborer, 157 Barrack Thornton Timothy, laborer, 72 Cornwallis Thorp William, blacksmith, Hanover Tidmarsh Mrs.Susan, wid James, 64 Gottingen Tierney Patrick, wood measurer, 35 Gerrish \u2019 Tierney Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Alber- marle Tierney William, laborer, 53 Lower Water Tillman Charles J., distiller, 227 Brunswick \u2018 Tobin captain John, 4 Brunswick TOBIN É.J., & CO., general fish and produce brokers, commission merchants, &c., 114 Hollis Tobin Edmund J, of E.J.Tobin & Co.107 Lockman Tobin Edward, engine driver 8 Richmond =~ © > Due, Tobin George, clerk, 60 Grafton Tobin J ames, custom clerk, 43 Prince obin James, liquors, Cam Ain James, q ; pbell road, Tobin John, & Co., grocers, 19 Upper water Tobin John, laborer, 27 Jacob Tobjn Maurice, laborer, 54 Grafton Tobin Michael, blacksmith, 107 Barrack Tobin Michael, engine driver, Campbell road, Richmond Tobin Michael, laborer, 121 Barrack Tobin Mrs, wid Alexander, 71 City Tobin Mrs., wid James, shopkeeper, 132 Park Tobin Nicholas, stevedore, 390 U : Water \u2019 \u2019 Upper Tobin Patrick, sailor, 4 Brunswick TOBIN STEPHEN, ex-mayor, 7 South Tobin Thomas, 7 South Tobin Ths., carpenter, 3 Mumford av Tobin Thos., sea captain, 4 Brunswick Tobin Thomas, shoemaker, 29 Grafton Tobin William, laborer, 117 Gottingen Tobin William, shoemaker, 55 Maynard Tod F.H., painter, 23 Spring Garden road Todd Joseph, clerk, 82 Albro Todd William, carpenter, 45 Grafton Tolliver John, chimney sweep, 46 Grafton Tool Mrs., wid, 55 Creighton Toole Henry, laborer, 30 Gottingen Tooly John, shoemaker, 300 Upper water Toomy George, clerk Toomy Timothy, laborer, 37 Agricola Topper Nathaniel, laborer, 158 Alber- marle Torbald John, laborer, 27 Jacob Totem Joseph, policeman, 73 Cornwal- is Tour Gordon, liquor dealer, 288 Gottin- en Townsend Anthony, laborer, 140 Grafton Townsend Edward, footman, Spring Garden road Townsend J.H., miner, 102 Argyle Townsend J.R., clerk, 102 Argyle Townsend John, carpenter, Young clerk, 11 Quarrel, HALIFAX.DOMINION 1642 DIRECTORY.7 [PROVINOE of Townsend Silas, marine store, Cald- wells wharf, Lower water, h 36 Pleasant Tozer Aaron, grocer, 54 Birmingham Trace Charles, grocer, Windsor Trace John, clerk, 21 Creighton Trace Richard, mason, 21 Creighton Tracey Mrs., wid Patrick, boarding house, 74 Barrington Tracey James, grocer and stationer, 134 Gottingen Tracey Stephen, clerk, 93 Park Tracy H.G.tailor, 65 Hollis Travellers Insurance Co., Wells J.Douglass, general agent, 183 Hollis Travers William, gardener, 205 Alber- marle Tremain Frederick J., barrister, 23 Prince, resides at Dewbury, North West arm Tremain James, 64 Hollis Tremain Lewis, master mariner, Wa- verley terrace Tremaine Alfred, sailor, 10 Brunswick court Tremaine Mrs.Jane, wid Scott, 71 Bar- rington Tremain Richard, insurance Jubilee, Jubilee road Tremain Stewart, tobacco manufacturer, 16 Maitland, h 14 Gottingen Trenaman Henry, clerk, police office, Maynard Trenaman Thomas, M.D., 103 Brunswick Trenaman William, brassfinisher, 103 Brunswick Trider Edward, coachman, Summer Trider Henry, clerk, 86 Brunswick Trider Isa, engine driver, bds Duffus, Richmond Trider Israh, engine driver, bds Duffus, Richmond Trider John, brakeman, Ingles Trider John, brakeman, bds Duffus, Richmond Trider John G., of Donald Murray & Co., Ingles Trider Samuel, stoker, bds at Duffus, Richmond Trider William, trunkmaker, water, 8 Pleasant Tripp Edward, laborer, Richmond Tripp William, grocer, 3 Pleasant Trickland John, shoemaker, 114 Grafton Troby Mrs.Catherine, wid William B,, grocery, 22 Maitland Troop George J., of Black Bros, & Co, resides at Dartmouth Troop Thomas, watchmaker, Albermarle Tropolet Charles C., 16 Gottingen Tropolet James P., 16 Gottingen Tropolet John B., 16 Gottingen Trott Aaron, second hand clothing, 52 Albro Troup Alex., watchmaker, 34 Duke Troy James, porter, 132 Grafton Truckle George, coachman, Oxford Truth John A., mariners home boarding house, 402 Upper water Tuck Edward, laborer, 23 Blowers TUCKER E.D.,, & CO., merchants, 111 Lower water Tucker Edmund D., of Edmund D.Tucker & Co., The Priory, North West arm Tucker Mrs.Julia, wid, 86 Cornwallis Tuder John, farmer, Lower water, h South Eastern passage Tuffts Theodore, plasterer, 13 Creighton agent, at Fresh- 148 Tufts Mrs.El'zabeth, wid Samuel, 422 Upper water Tully William IF, grocer, 106 Upper water, h 99 Barringlon Tulloch captain A.B,, garrison instructor, Hollis, h 5 Holiis Tully Henry C., grocer, 180 Upper water, h 28 Creighton Tully W.H,, grocer, 101 Barrington Tulread John, cooper, 296 Upper water Tummonds William, mason, 39 Birmingham Tuppen Henry, carpenter, 90 Hollis Tupper hon.Charles, U.B., M.P., M.D.Armidale, Quinpool road Tupper Miss Anna, boarding house, 13 Sackville Tupper Mrs.Susan, wid Edward, 20 arlton Tupper Samuel, clerk, Inland revenue department, 84 Hollis Turner William, sea captain, 109 Got- tingen Turner Francis, storekceper, 32 Lower water Turner Wm.,, saïlor, 278 Upper water p Turner William, laborer, 53 Lower water Turney William, ship carpenter, Got- tingen Turpell Stephen, carpenter, 117 Got- tingen Twining Charles, & Sons, barristers, 10 Prince Twining E.C., & Co., merchants, Steven's wharf, Lower water Twining Edmund C., of Edmund Twining & Co., and of Moir & Co., 71 M is Twining Henry CG.D., barrister, 29 Bedford row, h 100 Morris Twining J.T., merchant, 18 Bedford row, h 41 Spring Garden roa Twining William, of Charles Twining & Son, Halifax club Tydd major Thomas H., 16th regiment, 22 Carlton TYLER CHARLES E., brush manufacturer, Robie Tyler Mrs.H., wid Samuel, 65 Albro Tyman Dennis, mason, 76 Cornwallis Tyman John, mason, 76 Cornwallis Tyman Mrs.Catherine, wid Michael trader, 76 Cornwallis Tyne Michael, sailor, 51 Barrack Tyrrall James, saloon, 81 Barrack Ulienie Patrick, laborer, 36 Maynard Ulhm John, laborer, 38 Albro Umlah William, carpenter, 99 City Umlah Benjamin, grocer, 70 Cunard Universalists church, rev.\u2018Alexander 17 Star McArthur Underwood Charles, 96 Creighton Ullitz Stephen L., bookkeeper, Lockman Uniacke Andrew M., barrister and cus- tos county of Halifax, 30 Argyle and Sackville Uniacke Mrs.Sophia, wid Norman, 24 Hollis Union Bank of Halifax, W.S.Stirling, cashier, cor Hollis and Prince Union Marine Insurance Co., William Roach, president, Bedford row United Provincial Commercial college, J.CO.P.Frazee, principal, Edton & Frazee, proprietors, 183 Hollis Upfold George tailor, 38 Blowers Upham Samuel, milkman, Duffus, Richmond Urquhart Robert, 27 Spring Gard ham shoemaker, 67 grocer and liquors, en road, h 72 Birming- \u2018 Usher James, laborer, 15 Bloomfield VAIL HON.W.B, M.P.P., Proving Secrotary, Provincial building, Holly Vail Michael, sen captain, 19 Gottingy Valentine Mrs.Sarah, wid Willy, boarding house, 29 Duke Valentine Willinm, laborer, 78 Ally Valot Phillip, clerk, 119 Gottingen Vanbuscus Amos, clerle 117 Argyle Vanbuskirk Mrs.Mary 15, wid Edwan Lawrence, 83 Dresden row ' Vandine Miss Elizabeth, school teache 108 Lockman Van Malder John, painter, 7 Cunard Van Malder Mrs, Clara, wid Dominic 9 Cunard ' Vass Miss Ann, 7 Morris Vaughan Charles, painter, 139 Park Vaughan Henry, gardener, 167 Lock.man Vaughan Michael, tailor, 36 Albro VaughanP., tailor, grocer, 56 Creightoy Vaux Cuthbert O., of Vaux, West & Co, 175 Brunswick Vaux, West & Co., grocers, Acadia Veinott Abel, carpenter, 3% Falkland Veith Fredorick, clerk, Russell Veith William, farmer, Kempt road Veith William J., farmer, Kempt road Venables J., M.D., physician Provincisl and City hospital, Morris and South Veraker Lawrence, grocer, cor Blowers and Grafton Vereker John, dry goods, 36 Upp wat Verge James, carpenter, 67 Pleasant Verge Thomas, school teacher, 96 Albro Verge William, joiner, 23 Cornwallis Verge William, operator, City Verge William, shoemaker, 96 Albro Verysey Abner A., joiner, John Vespers Duncan, seaman, 44 Albro Vicary John, blacksmith, 580 Upper water VICTORIAN REV.BROTHER, president St Mary's college, Belair.8 Adv Vignas George, master mariner, 2% Gottingen Viguars Thomas, sailor, 74 Maitland Vinecove Joseph L., of R.& J.L.Vir cove, 93 Gottingen Vinecove Richard, of R.& J.L.Vincow, 91 Gottingen Vinecove R.& J.L., painters, 179 Upper Water Vincent William, shoemaker, 25 Jacob Vogel Herman J.A., watchmaker, 10 Argyle VoseCharles, of Alexander McLeod 400 89 Park Waddell Alexander, 11 Dundonald Wadell George, laborer, 122 Brunsvit Waddell Willism G., carpenter mt builder, Bayer Waddell Williom H., school teach Mitchell Wade Francis, truckman, 49 Dresden row Wade Rich.truckman, 49 Dresden IF Wadzock T., merchant tailor, 99 Bi rington, h Duke , Waight George, driver, 17 William Wainwright Frederick G., merchant Morris a Wainwright J.T., & Co, commissiol merchants, Bermudian wharf, Upper water , Wainwright John T, of J.T.War wright, & Co., 98 Morris ; Wainwright rev.lInstings, chof EE land, 98 Morris rater Waistcott John, aboemaker, 536 Wa Wakeley Richard, storekeeper, 5 Bis a DOMINION 1643 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX, John, saloon, 94 Albermarle ns: J ohn butcher, Colonial market, resides at Shubenacadie alker Matthew, laborer, 199 Alber- { marle .alker Mrs.Sarah, wid Thomas, 78 * Pleasant i ler Robert, carpenter, 62 Albro Joker William, laborer, Leahy road orth Walker William, truckman, i West arm ie John, laborer, 86 Grafton all John, painter, 99 Cornwallis ali Mrs, Le.J., dry goods, 21 Bruns- : wick Wall Mrs.Mary Jane, wid William, 83 i Cornwallis .allace James, customs officer, 7 Bishop allace James, machinist, 25 Pleasant allace James, painter, 6 Blowers VALLACE JAMES, proprietor Colonial house, 62 Granville Wallace John, waiter, 57 Albro Wallace John W., clerk, 4 Birmingham allace Matthew, bds at 62 Morris allace Miss Eliza, 52 Morris Wallace Richard, machinist, Campbell road, Richmond .\u2018allace Richard, truckman, 10 Gerrish allace T.J., & Co.,brewers, 149 Alber- marle allace T.J., broker, 120 Hollis, h 5 Rottenburg Wallace Thomas, shoemaker, 142 Lower water allace Thomas J., of T.J.Wallace & Co., Spring gardens allace Wm.truckman, 70 Creighton allace William J., clerk, 50 Argyle aller Samuel, storekeeper, 9 Bedford row allis Samuel, joiner, 166 Albermarle allis Samuel, sailor, 452 Upper water [alsh Andrew, laborer, 49 Lower Water alsh Bartholomew, grocer, 166 Upper water alsh Daniel M., tailor, Ordinance sq Granville, h 45 Brunswick alsh Edward, cooper, 28 Lockman alsh Edward, of Thomas Walsh & Co., 44 Lockman alsh Edward, waiter, 144 Gottingen alsh James, boarding house, 184 Lower water alsh James, carter, 12 Grafton alsh James, laborer, Creamer's wharf alsh J.ames, painter, 11 Grafton alsh James, truckman, 52 Cunard alsh John, ship captain, 12 Creighton (5 John, teacher, bds Campbell road, Richmond alsh John L., principal Russell Street school, Russel alsh Michnel,caxpen ter, 92 Cornwallis von Miss B, Storekeeper 6 Bayer 1 Mrs, » * de 130 poy wid Edward, liquor dealer, rush Mrs.Bridget, wid J ohn, 6 Blowers alsh Mrs, Bridget, wid Patrick, Dut- ios, Richmond us Mrs.Bridget, wid Thomas J > - panet cleaner, 53 Granville alsh Mrs.Catherine, wid Patrick, NÉ ee 238 Upper water ash Mus, Ellen, wid Martin, laund- y os, 7 Pleasant, eh Mrs.Jane, wid David, 19 City oi Mrs.Mary, hardware, Steamboat wi har 8 Lower water Sob ang a, hardware, cor Cheap- garden ou ie ord row, h 57 Spring alsh Michael, bookkeeper, 3 Bauer Walsh Patrick, hardware, 59 Spring Garden road Walsh Richard, carpenter, 22 Maynard Walsh Richard, storekeeper, Campbell road, Richmond Walsh Stephen, boarding house keeper, 186 Lower water Walsh T.J., of Thomas Walsh & Co.Rottenburg Walsh Thomas, & Co., painters and pa- we hangers, 62 and 64 Argyle alsh Thomas, cooper, 88 Creighton Walsh Thomas, grocer, 196 Grafton Walsh Thomas, laborer, off 38 Brenton Walsh Thomas, M.D.druggist, cor Jacob and Argyle Walsh Thomas, of Thomas Walsh & Co., 64 Argyle Walsh Thomas, painter, 33 Birmingham Walsh Wm., barrister, 24 Bedford row Walsh William, bookkeeper,38 Cogswell Walsh William, laborer, 23 Blowers Wambold Walter, cooper and grocery, 30 Lockman Wambolt Alfred, hatter, bds'at 23 Spring Garden road Wambolt Joseph, seaman, 11 Maynard Wambolt Peter, tobacconist, 145 Park Wambolt William, cooper, Bayer Wambolt William, of Little & Wam- bolt, 20 Bear War J ohn, laborer, Bennett's wharf, Lower water War Richard, laborer, 11 Bishop Ward Alexander, salesman, 22 Spring Garden road Ward Charles, contractor, 86 Gerrish Ward Charles, fishmonger, Bennett's wharf, Lower water Ward Daniel, inspector of cars, Nova Scotia railway, Russell, Richmond Ward John, carpenter, 548 Upper water Ward John,groceries, liquors.Campbell road, Richmond Ward Robert, plumber, bds at 43 Prince Ward Thomas, grocer, 178 Upper water Ward William, saloon, 38 Gottingen Wares James, laborer, Russell Warmer Mrs.Jane, wid John, grocer, 41 Albro Warmunde Charles, watchmaker, 107 Granville, h Victoria road Warner Archibald, engineer, 53 Cornwallis Warner Daniel, laborer, 7 Gerrish Warner Edw, carpenter, 83 Albermarle Warner James, carpenter, 95 Albro Warner John, butcher, r 46 Cunard Warner Miss Amelia, dressmaker, 33 Hollis Warner Mrs., wid Frederick, 132 City Warner Mrs.Mary, wid, 121 City Warner Mrs.Mary, wid John, Upper water Warner Nesbitt, butcher, 14 James Warner Robert, baker, 168 Brunswick Warr John, carpenter, 456 Upper water Warren Charles S., merchant, 190 Lower water, h Dartmouth Warren Edward, collector, 73 Argyle Warren John, laborer, 46 Cunard Warren Miss Ann, 155 Gottingen Warren Mrs.Ellen, wid Edward, 125 Barrack - Warren Mrs.Maria Charlotte, wid Lawrence, boarding house, 43 Prince Washington George, dyer, 111 North Wasson Thomas, agent, 108 Lockman Waswick John, laborer, 11 Albermarle WATER DEPARTMENT, John A.Bell, chairmau ; John L.Barry, Edward J.Longard, commissioners ; Samuel H.Boreham, secretary ; John P.Muir, suprintendent, office 106 Argyle , Water John, carpenter, 456 Upper Water Waterfield George, liquor dealer, Market wharf, Lower water Waterman Edward, storeman, 590 Upper water Watkins J., sailor, 12 Brunswick lane Watson Jas., coachman, 71 Brunswick Watson John, brass founder, 79 Morris Watson John, of Watson & Myers, 79 Morris Watson John M., merchant, Hamilton\u2019s wharf, Upper water, h Seymour WATSON & MYERS, brass founders, 120 Hollis Watt Charles, sea captain, 129 Gottin- en watt James, bookkeeper, Wellington Watt Jobn, Studley road Watt John W., & Co., Virginia tobacco factory, Upper water Watt John W., of John W.Watt & Co., Studley road Watt Robert F., of John W.Watt & Co., Studley road Waugh\u2019 Arthur J., bookkeeper, 27 Salter Waugh J.A, clerk, bds at 27 Salter Waught Richard, teamster, 80 Hollis Waverley house, John Romans, proprietor, 8 Barrington Way Miss Mary, mantle maker, cor Lockman and Proctor\u2019s lane Weaiss Alexander, gasfitter, 18 South Hollis Weatherbe & Eaton, barristers, 158 Hollis Weatherbee Harvey, merchant, Smith Weatherbe Robert N., of Weatherbe & Eaton, South Weatherton Edward, sailor, 129 Grafton Weaver Geo., truckman, 15 Almon Webb Frederick, military staff department, Maynard Webb Henry, stevedore, 106 Maitland Webb Thomas, liquor dealer, 305 Upper water Webb William L., of Avery.Brown & Co., Star Webb William, of À very, Brown & Co, 12 Star Webb Wm.H,, of Brown Brothers, & Co., Star Webber Benjamin, cooper.Campbell road, Richmond Webber Daniel, constable, 45 Dresden row Webber Mrs.Elizabeth, wid John, 398 Upper water Webber John, truckman, 72 Almon Webber William, laborer, 35 Barrack Weber George, laborer, 144 Abermarle Webster George, shoemaker, 65 Prince Wedd Alexander, soda water maker, 33 Granville Weeks Charles L., clerk, 115 North Park Weeks Joseph H., barrister, resides in Dartmouth Weeks William, clerk, 115 Park Weir James, farmer, Green market, Lower water, h Eastern passage Weir Thomas, 4 Annandale Welender Joseph, sawyer, 90 Albro Welleghan Michael, laborer, 45 Lower water Wellehan.Thomas, laborer, 6 Salter Wellener Thomas, clerk, 165 Barrack Wellington barracks, Upper water Wellmer H.J., clerk, Barrack Wells Mrs, wid John, 132 Lockman Wells William, saloon, 59 Albermarle Wells William, steward, 42 Lockman 23 Prince.Welsh Daniel, laborer, 7 Salter HALIFAX.Welsh James, water Welsh James, laborer, King Welsh James, truckman, 524 Upper water Welsh John, carpenter, Bentley's wharf, Lower water Welsh John, water Welsh John, truckman, Stephen\u2019s wharf, Lower water Welsh Mrs.Johanna, wid Edmund, storekeeper, 45 Grafton Welsh Patrick, conchman, 21 Birmingham Welsh Peter, trader, Le Marchant Welsh Ths., laborer, 442 Upper water Welsh William, carter, 127 Barrack Welsh William, cooper, 27 Cornwallis Welsh William Patrick, laborer, 76 Cornwallis Wentworth Mrs.Maria, wid William, City .Wentworth Thomas, carpenter, Duffus, Richmond Werner John,gold miner, 206 Gottingen Wesley Henry J., miller, 105 Barrack carpenter, 534 Upper shoemaker, 276 Upper Wesley Thomas, marblecutter, 28 Cornwallis Wesleyan Book room, 174 Argyle Wesleyan methodist church, rev.J.Clark, cor Grafton and Blowers Wess Jobn, baker, 184 Upper water Wesselhoeft Walter, M.D., 95 Hollis West A.W., of W.P.,, West & Co., 173 Brunswic West Alexander, printer, 13 Artz lane West Charles E., of W.P.West & Co., 69 Lockman West J.C., of W.P., West & Co, 56 Brunswick West Jacob, pensioner, 67 Gerrish West Jas., sailmaker, 520 Upper water West James T., of N.L.& J.T.West & Co., 68 Lockman West John C., of W.P.West & Co, 135 Brunswick West N.L.& J.T.,, West India merchants, West's wharf, Upper water West Nathaniel L., of N.L.& J.T.West & Co., 133 Brunswick West Wellsford, of Vaux, West & Co., 173 Brunswick West William, A., grocer, 325 Upper water, h 67 Gerrish West William P., of W.P.West & Co., 137 Brunswick West William P., & Co, West India merchants, West's wharf, Upper water Westaver Jeremiah, storeman, Windsor Westaver Richard, laborer, 104 Gerrish Western Mrs.Eliza, wid William, 448 Upper water WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., A.G.McDonald, manager, 150 Hollis Weston Daniel, tanner, Oxford Weston George, rigger, 1563 Grafton Weston Patrick, butcher, Kempt road Weston William, clerk, Gerrish Westover Henry, laborer, 104 Gerrish Wetmore Charles, gilder, 33 Maynard Wetmore Jobn G., of R.& J.Wetmore, 16 Bauer \u201c Wetmore N.S.merchant, 127 Gran- ville, h 27 Bauer Wetmore R.H., of R.& J.Wetmore, 90 Brunswick Wetmore R.& J., carvers and gilders, 104 Granville Weyer Thomas, liquor dealer, 221 Al- bermarle Weylin Mrs.Sarah, wid James, 130 Lockman DOMINION 1644 DIRECTORY.Weylin Peter, painter, 130 Lockman Weylin William T., cabinetmaker, 130 Lockman Whalen Alexander, Richmond Whalen Edward, shoemaker, 175 Lower water Whalen James, tide waiter, Tower road Whalen John, policeman, 8 Prince William Whalen Matthew, yard master Nova Scotia railway, Richmond Whalen Thomas, laborer, 64 Cunard Whales James, maltster, 7 Albermarle Whidden F.M,, barrister, 143 Hollis Whidden George, insurance agent, Belvidere, Tower road Whidden Miss Bessie, music teacher, 54 Argyle Whidden Richard, dyer, 157 Gottingen Whidden Simeon E., carpenter, 209 Grafton, 102 Gerrish Whiston David, silversmith, 24 Agricola Whiston David H.,, silversmith, 207 Barrington, h Garrick Whiston Patrick, butcher, 14 Kempt road White David, joiner, Campbell road, Richmond White Henry, laborer, 86 Albermarle White Henry, laborer, 163 Grafton White James, mariner, 364 Upper water White James, mason, 75 Albro White James, of Neal, White & Co., 48 Cogswell White John, carpenter, r 73 Maynard White John, truckman, 81 Albro Whiteley John, laborer, 11 Barrington White Levi, coachman, 5 Almon White Matthew, laborer, 125 Albro White Mrs.Elizabeth, eating house, 72 Argyle White Mrs.H., dressmaker, 7 Brenton White S.A., & Co., merchants, 75 Upper water White Samuel A, of S.A.White & Co., 3 Fawson White Stephen, Grafton Whithead Thomas, sailor, 51 Barrack Whiting Samuel B., shoemaker, r 55 Duke Whitley Richard, laborer, 5 Bishop Whitman John, of John Whitman & Co., Tower road Whitman John, & Co., merchants, O'Connor's wharf, Upper water Whitman John, sen., merchant, Tower road > Whitman John, jun, clerk, bds at Tower roa Whitman John W., of Healey & Whitman, bds at 88 Cunard Whitman Mrs.Margaret, wid Frederick 56 Lower water Whitridge James, 448 Upper water Whylde Charles, merchant, 70 Morris WHYTAL JOHN L., boot and shoe manufacturer, 204 Hollis, h Pine Grove, North West arm Whytal Ww.& Co., leather and findings, 202 Hollis Whytal William, of W.Whytal & Co.85 Park, cor Cogswell \u2019 Wicks William, paper Upper water Wickwire William N., M.D., 101 Hollis Wier B., & Co., merchants, 165 Lower water Wier James, storekeeper, Bell\u2019s lane Wier Joseph, of Edward Albro & Co, 9 Hollis \u2018 laborer, Duffus, landing waiter, 72 carrier, 224 py [Provinor of Wier Mrs,, wid Benjamin, 69 Molly Wier Terence, wharfinger ofl 42 Bry, on Wiggins John, policeman, 55 Dresgy, row Wiggins Thomas, gardener, 55 Dies, row Wier Thomas, 4 Annandale Wight Tlenry, carpenter, , Benny, wharf, Lower water ) Wight Henry, fishmonger, alifay fish market, h 240 Bennetlg wharf Wight J.A, joiner, 23 Spring Garde rond Wight James, tailor, 360 Ujper water Wight Arthur, laborer, 18 Bloomfeld Wight Patrick, laborer, 96 Lower waler Wilch R.B., of Mrs, Bardillault & Ç, 105 Barrington ' Wilcox George, clerk, 26 Star Willcox Samuel, shoemaker, 103 Gy.ris Willcocks Chs,, shoemaker, 103 Gerrig Wildman Mrs.Surah, wid William, i Spring Garden road Wilkes Thomas, labprer, 160 Alber marle Wilkie Daniel, fisherman, 58 Albermarl; Wilkie James, 33 Brunswick Wilkie Miss, 33 Brunswick Wilkie Robert, bookkeeper, bids at al Birmingham Wilkins Edward, laborer, 46 Grafton Wilkins judge Louis M., 47 Morris Wilkinson John, of Wilkinson, Wood § Co., resides in Virginia Wilkinson Leander, carpenter, 12] Lockman, h 157 Lockman Wilkinson, Wood & Co., merchant; Lawson's wharf, Lower water Willett Edward, grocer, Pleasant William Charles, manufacturer, Mun, ford terrace Williams Andrew, carpenter, 86 Morris Williams Charles, cabman, 40 Creightoif Williams Edward, painter, Belmont Williams George, clerk, bds at 9 Gran ville Williams Henry, vigger, 66 Sackville Williams Isaac, laborer, 114 Albermarl WIILLIAMS & LEVERMAN, steau cabinet factory, 160 Upper water anf Carlton | Williams Mrs.Catherine, wid Frank, Albro Williams Mrs.Lavinia, wid Georg! market gardener, Lower waler, Eastern passnge Williams Ralph, butcher, 40 Pleasant Williams Thomas, laborer, 28 Lockmé Williams William, tailor, 117 Maitland Williams William, of Williams & Le verman, Carlton Williamson Mrs.Mary, wid George, # Grafton Willis James, tavornkceper, cor Qc tingen and Falkland Willing John, messenger, 14 Moran Willis John, clerk, 32 South 4 Willis Mrs.Margaret, wid, 120 Gerr Willner Joseph, luborer, 86 Albro Wills Mrs.Lleanor, wid John, 1 Lockman , Wills William 11, suloon, 57 Alber marle + gi Wilson Thomas, M.D., cor Argyle Jacob fo Wilson George, gus fitter, 79 Gotling Wilson George, Inborer, 66 Grafton ÿ WILSON H.S., confectionor, 184 Hd und 26 Sackville il Wilson J., & Co, cabinet maker Barrington NovA ScorIA.] DOMINION 1645 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.SON J.I, wholesale and retail Tin stoves and ship castings, agent Windsor iron foundry, 266 Hol- is, h 17 Birmingham \u2018 HE James, of , Wilson & Co, 47 Lockman ilson James, i Richmond joiner, Campbell road, Mwilson James, keeper penitentiary, 24 | Dresden row boron Jumes M., clerk, 145 Gottingen Wilson James 15, Jeter carrier, 145 Gottingen Wilson John, blacksmith, 24 Cornwal- i Wikon John, cooper, 70 Lower watcr Wilson John, proprietor Clifton house, 169 Barrington Wilson John, of J.Lockman Wilson John R., baker, water .Wilson Louis, blacksmith, Upper water, I 63 Lockman ; Wilson Mrs, Henriette, wid Henry, 10 Prince William Wilson Robert, shoemaker, 50 Bruns- Wilson & Co, 47 301 Upper wick Wilson Robert J., school teacher, 100 Cunard Wilson Thomas, cooper, 47 Lockman Wilson Thomas, 47 Lockman Wilson Thomas, M.D., 103 Barrington Wilson Thomas, shoemaker, 52 Brunswick Wilson William, hatter, 162 Granville, h 33 South Wilson William, paper bag maker, 183 Grafton, h 223 Brunswick Wilson William, shoemaker, 22 Artz lane Wilson's wharf, 301 Upper water Wilton Joseph, shoemaker 76 Prince wily T C., president Halifax Royal acht club WINDSOR IRON FOUNDRY, J.E.Wilson, agent, 255 Hollis Winsborough Robert, machinist, 170 Lockman Winsor George, T., grocer, 89 Lower water Winsor L.D., carpenter, 49 Barring- on Wintzell captain William, 19 Maynard Wood A.IL, dry goods, 18 Dresden row Wood Andrew, stonecutter, 16 James Wood Andrew L., dry goods, 125 Bar- rington, h 18 Dresden row Wood captain Elijah, 18 Dresden row Wood Charles, laborer, Quinpool road Wood colonel John, Morris Woo F., painter, 84 Creighton Wood James, forrage establishment, 18 Grafton Wood John, bricklayer, 16 James Woud John, Garrison ball court, 29 West Wood John T., of Wilkinson, Wood & Co., resides in Dartmouth Wood Kearney, ball court keeper, 11 Cunard Wood Michael, coachman, Albert Wood Mrs.Catherine, wid captain Joho, 8 John Wood Mrs.Louisa, wid William, 81 Albermarle Wood Paul, 9 Argyle Wood Robert, grocer, 119 Albermarle Wood Samuel, tailor, 54 Duke Wood Thomas, sea captain, 37 Lowel water Wood Thomas, bookkeeper, Wallace Woodaman T.F., blacksmith, 18 Falkland Wondaman William H., baker, 54 Duke WOODGATE ARTHUR, postmaster, pust office inspector, Pleasant Woodhouse Paul, laburer, 37 Grafton Woodill Alfred A., clerk, 102 Gottip- en Whodill Alfred, M.D., cor Pleasant and Salter Woodill Brothers.druggists, 141 Hollis Woodill F.B., of Woodill Brothers, 141 Hollis, bds at Mansion house Woodhill George A., clerk, cor Albro and Cunard Woodill James, & Son, butchers, 187 Upper water Woodill James, butcher, 59 Gottingen Woadill John, butcher, 156 Upper water Woodly John, laborer, 268 Upper water Woodill Robert, harnessmaker.Bedford row, h 102 Gottingen Woodill R.W., clerk, 102 Gottinger Woodill W.N., of Woodill Brothers, 141 Hollis 23 Wirell Nicholson, auctioneer 108 Upper water, h west Wisdom Henry, joiner and builder, 118 Lower water, h Dartmouth Wise Robert, groceries and liquors, 103 Cornwallis Wise Robert, groceries and liquors, cor, Maynard and Cornwallis Wiseman William, truckman, 121 Cornwallis Wisewell Cbs.E., merchant, 51 Lower water, h 1 Fawson Wiswell Willimu G., carpenter, 5 Bayer Wiswell Wm.H,, cashier Western Union Telegraph Co., Tower road Withuow Mrs.E., wid Jneob, 103 Queen tidge Jumes, 4 er ou Wombolq umes, 448 Upper water George ce y Maynard ge, tobacco factory, 11 Wombold John, plasterer, 11 Maynard PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.Seat of Government\u2014Hal{taz.mn LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.; .; is Honor Lieutenant-General Sm Cuarues Hastings N.S.M., Major M.B.Daly, 1st Brig.Mil.Artillery.\u20ac Woodill William, of James Woodill & Sou, 26 Albro Woodill William F., Albro cor Cunard Woods James, bar tender, bds at Halifax hotel Woods James, laborer, 18 Grafton Woods Michael, laborer, 1 Albert Woods Paul, teamster, 9 Argyle \u201cWoods Thomas, sailor, 37 Lower water Woodworth George N., salesman, 19¢ Lockman Woolnough Charles, proprietor Pictou house, Salter Woolrich John H., chemist, 116 Upper water Woolrich T.V., dry goods, 64 Brunswick Worrell Hodgetts F., bookkeeper, 95 Park Wootten George, hotel, Campbell road, Richmond Worth Daniel, laborer, Lemerchant Worth George, butcher, 57 Cornwallis Worth George, butcher, 86 Creighton Worth Thomas, painter, 86 Creighton Wournell Mrs.Jane, wid James, 7 North Wray Thomas, messenger, King cor North Wright Charles W., secretary Marine Insurance Co., 57 Lockman Wright H, A., mason, 151 Brunswick Wright Robert, ballastman, Campbell road, Richmond Wrigley Joseph, gardener, 18 Victoria Wylde Isaac J., insurance agent, 139 Hollis, h 11 Birmingham Wylde Charles J., of B.Weir & Co., 70 Morris Wylde J.T., of B.Wier & Co., Oxford, North West arm Wylde Mrs.L., wid Isaac, 48 Queen Wyman Mrs.Maria, wid William, Brenton Yates George S., shoemaker, 28 George, h 15 Hollis Yeates John, painter, 83 Argyle Yeomans Henry, agent, Marine Insurance Co., Bedford row, h 24 Queen York William, shipwright, 181 Gratton Young Edward, sailor, 30 Grafton Young George T., & Co.dry goods, 92 Granville Young George, of Young & Sons, Albro Young George Y., of G.Y.Young & Co, cor Gerrish and Gottingen, h 28 Agricola Young, Hart, & Co., merchants, Caldwell\u2019s wharf, Lower water Young John, 66 Gerrish Young John, broommaker, Quinpool Young John, dry goods, 106 Granville Young John, joiner, 9 Pleasant Young John, laborer, 168 Gottingen Young John, milkman, South, h Young Young John, dry goods, Granville, bh 66 Gerrish Young John, of Young & Sons, Gerrish Young John W., of Young, Hart & Co 37 Hollis Young Joseph W., clerk, 1 Tower road, Young Matthew, groceries and liquors 99 Lower water Young Men's Christian association, Thomas Clarke, secretary, 183 Hollis Young Mrs.Ella, wid John Brooking, 21 Morris Young Mrs.Janet, wid David, 34 Creighton Young Richard, carpenter, 16 Moran Young Samuel, saloon, 76 George Young Sir Wm., chief justice, 5 South Young Walter D., upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 27 Barrington Young William, butcher, 66 Gerrish Young William, blacksmith, Fairbank wharf, Lower water Zion church, cor Falkland and Got- tingen Zion schoool, rev.S.Gooseley, principal, Gottingen .Zong Jacob, laborer, 26 Morris Zong Jacob, jun., laborer, 26 Morris Zwicker Ru fus, seaman, 103 Maitland MISCELLANEOUS\u2014CITY OF HALIFAX.Doyrs, K.C.M.G., commander in chief of H.M's.forces in British North America.Private Secretary\u2014Harry Moody.Prov, Aides-de-Camp \u2014 Lieut-colonel H.W.Clarke, HALIFAX.EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, Hon.W.Annand, treasurer ; hon.M.I.Wilkins, attorney- eneral ; hon.W.B.Vail, provincial secretary; hon.R.Robertson, commissioner of mines and works.Hon.R.A.McHeffey, hon.J.Ferguson, Hon.E.P.Flynn, hon, Jared O.Troop, hon.James Cochran, members without office.Retired Members of Council retaining their rank and precedence, by special permission of Her Majesty\u2014Hons.Enos Collins, Sir Wm.Young, Kt., James McDonald, James W.Johnston, Chas.Tupper, C.B,, 8.L.Shannon, Joseph Howe, Wm, A.Henry, Alex, McFarlane, Adams G.Archibald.LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.Hox.ALEXANDER KEITH, PRESIDENT.Hon.R.Mollison Cutler .Guysborough.« Stayley Brown \u2026 Yarmouth.« M.Byles Almon\u2026 .Halifax.« Alexander Keith.\u2026 Halifax.« Henry G.Pineo.Wallace.« J.McNab.Halifax.« R.A.McHeffey.Windsor « J.Creighton.Lunenburg, « W.C.Whitman.Annapolis « Freeman Tupper\u2026.Liverpool.« Samuel Chipman.Cornwallis.« Peter Smyth.Port Hood « John McKinnon.Antigonish « W.S.Heffernan.Guysborough « D.MeN.Parker, M.D.ifax.James Fraser.New Glasgow.« Samuel Creelman Musquodoboit.« W.Anpnand.\u2026Ô Halifax.« Gilbert McKenna.Shelburne.Henry Martell.Arichat, Richmond County CW.J.Stairs.es eens Halifax.\u2018Clerk, John C.Haliburton ; law clerk and clerk of parliament, Robt.L.Weatherbe ; chaplain, rev.Geo.W.Hill, A.M.; gentleman usher of the black rod, John Jas.Sawyer.HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.CONSTITUENCIES NAMES, P.0.ADDRESS.Annapolis.d.C.Troop.c.Bridgetown.\u201c© .D.C.Landers.Nictau.Colchester .Robt.Chambers.Truro.Bn T.F.Morrison.Liondonderry.Cumberland.Amos Purdy .Wallace.CHC H.G.Pineo.Pugwash Cape Breton.J.Fergusson.Sydney 6 veer ALJ.White \u201c .W.B.Vail.Urbain Doucette.John J.Marshall.John A.Kirk.Glenelg .H.Balcam.Halifax J.Cochran u \u2014 Hill.6 .W.Lawrence .Maitland .E.Young.Falmouth.H.McDonald.Mabou, C.B.A.Campbell.Broad Cove, .H.Baleam .ooueene Salmon River.D.M.Dickie.Canning.veo BLL Browne Wolfville.Jag.Eigsenhaur.Lunenburg.M.B.DesBrisay.Bridgewater.R.8.Copeland.Merigomish.M.I.Wilkins.Pictou.u .Dr.Murray.New Glasgow.Queen\u2019s Co.JH.W.Smith.Liverpool.« +.DL Freeman.« Richmond.\u2026E.P.Flynn.Arichat 8 .\u2026 .J.Hooper.Fourche Shelburne.R.Robertson.Barrington, \u201coo .Thos.Johnson .u Antigonish.D.Macdonald.Antigonish.8 vs .J.Macdonald.\u20ac Victoria.John Ross.Little Bras d'Or, « i.W.Kidston.Baddeck.Yarmouth.J.K.Ryerson.Yarmouth En W.H.Townsend.i DOMINION 1646 DIRECTORY.[Proving Op Rev.J.C.Cochran, chaplain ; H.C.D.Twinm L.G.Power, assistant clerk ; A M.Gidney, sora arms ; James Griffin, assistant sorgeant-at-nrms ; John Tie gerald, messenger.* PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Hon.William B.Vail, M.P.P., provincial socretary ; |, bert Crosskill, deputy ; Hugh Korr, finance department : à H.Bell, marriage license clerk.re PROVINCIAL TREASURER'S OFFICE, Hon, William Annand, M.L.C., provincial treasurer.w E.Brine, clerk.\u2019 a casurer; W, DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PUBLIC WORK3, Hon.John Robertson, M.P.P., commissioner ; Jo deputy; John Rutherford, inspector of mines ; 0.Bel and Thomas Robertson, clerks ; James B.McNab, chief clgy of works; John A.Caitley, clerk; H.B.Reid, inspector qf works ; John Kelly, chief clerk of mines and minerals, Deputy Gold Commissioners\u2014John Kelly, Montague and Lawrencetown ; Jon F, Taylor, Stormont ; William L, Pye Sherbrooke ; James McKenzie, Oldham and Renfrew: W.Crockett, Wine Harbour; Benjamin Blois, Mount Uni acke ; F.N.Gisborne, agent in Great Britain.CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT, Samuel P.Fairbanks, commissioner ; William À, Hendry deputy ; Edward Morris, Mathias Cuppaidge, George Lloyd Frederick LeBlanc, Edwin C.Fairbanks, clerks; James'H Austen, draughtsman.Deputy Surveyors \u2014 Annapolis, W.A.Calbeck, Hugh Kerr; Antigonish, Hugh McDonald ; Cape Breton, David McKeen, H.R.McKenzie ; Colchester, I.N.Archibald R L.Byers; Cumberland, S.O'Donnell ; Digby, Alpheus Jones, John S.M.Jones ; Guysboro\u2019, W.Hartshorne, C.T.Taylor; Halifax, W.A.Hendry, W.Anderson, R.A.Logan, Jans Davidson, C.Fairbanks, J.B.Smith, E.H.Keating ; Hani, G.P.McDonald, Benj.Smith Inverness, John Murphy, ¥.McKenzie ; Lunenburg, J.W.Andrews ; Pictou, Peter Rosy D.C.Robertson; Queens, W.Freeman, James F.Mor, Samuel Smith, Jno.H.Harlow ; Richmond, J.McKenzie, I.Robertson ; Shelburne, A.Hamilton; Victoria, A.McKay, Yarmouth, P.L, Hatfield.MISCELLANEOUS.Board of Statistics of Marriages, Births and Deaths\u2014Joh Costley, secretary, » Issuers of Marriage Licenses and Dep, Reg'rs of Marriage Births and Deaths\u2014Steph.Selden, Halifax, and the deputy postmasters in the different counties.Dep.Reg\u2019re of Marriages, Births and Deaths\u2014The wy office keepers in the different counties.Commissioner for examining, preserving and arranging ancient records and documents, illustrative of the history an Progress of society in the province \u2014 Thos.B.Akins, D.CL Immigrant Agent for the Province of Nova Seotig\u2014Thos.F.Morrison.Indian Affuirs\u2014 Chief Commissioner\u2014Sam.P.Fairbanks Inspector of Steamers for N.S.and N.B.\u2014W.N.Smith.Board of Examiners for I\u2019rovincial Medical Licenses\u2014Wn.J.Almon, M.D, P.M.0., hon.D.McN.Parker, M.D., and R 8.Black, M.D.Central Board of Examiners of Shipmasters and Males Capt.John Taylor, Wm.Pryor, Thos.Bolton.Commissioners without the I\u2019rovince\u2014Abram Jackson, d Boston, and Andrew B.Almon, of Salem.Queen's Printer\u2014Hugh W.Blackader.DOMINION OFFICERS.FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.Auditor's Ofice\u2014Sydenham Howo, acting auditor.Paymaster\u2019s Qffice\u2014C.Edward Rutchtord, acting par master ; Daniel Creamer, accountant.PENITENTIARY, Rufus 8.Black, M.D., medical attendant; rev.Hourf Pope, chaplain ; Charles Ross, chief officer.® f 4 # Nova SooTIA.] DOMINION 1647 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.EMIGRANT OFFICE.Henry G.Pineo.Deputy agents Joseph ond Halifax ; Sat.F.A.Liebman, John R.DeWolf, Liver- Lon, (46 Bedford row), Henry Boggs, London ; Campbell, Glasgow.Agent, Outram Germany ; pool ; Alex: POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.Cor of Duke and Barrington sts.ter and inspector, A.Woodgate; assistant in- 8 pr nd examiner, Frederick M.Passow ; clerks inspec- pi office, Thomas Southall, J.Butler, William \u2018Blanchard ; agsigtant postmaster, William Small; clerks circulation office, B.W.Cochran, J.C.Campbell Arthur Burnham, tir Ounningham, T.DeWolf, J.D.Story, W.H.Chamberlain, W.H.Donovan, Franklin Huntington ; clerks railway P, 0.and class, Fred.V.Tremaine; 3rd class, Augustine Doyle, Isaac L.Barnhill, Lewis Parker ;_ messenger, R.R.McMillan ; letter carriers & burch Smith, Matthew Collins, George Dennaford, James Fitzgerald, Henry Trider, James 8, Wilson, Willinm Craig.Office open every day, Sundays excepted, from 5 a.m.to 9.30 p.m.Money order branch\u2014James H.Thorne, superintendent ; F.W, Creighton, chief clerk; John B.Gray, 2nd clerk; Stephen S.Thorne, 3rd clerk ; Thomas Conran, messenger.Office hours, 10 a.m.to 3 p.m.Barrington st.BANKS.BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.217 Hollis st.Halifax Branch\u2014James Goldie, manager ; John Smith, accountant: John Black, teller ; Thomas S.Hill, discount elerk ; Herbert M.Price, ledger keeper ; F.Osborne Cross, exchange clerk ; John Roxley, messenger.Local Direclors\u2014Hon.James McNab, J.B.Bland, S.N.Binney.BANK OF MONTREAL.189 Hollis st.Halifax Branch\u2014E.C.Jones, agent; C.L.Thomson, accountant ; G.A.Sawyer, teller;J.W.Molson, clerk; J.S.MacKay, messenger.DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.This Bank is kept in the Province building.Hours of attendance daily from 10 to 3 o'clock.John R.Wallace.cashie; ; John Goudge, clerk.HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY.(Established 1825.) 55 Upper water.Wm.Pryor, president ; Brenton H.Collins, P.Carteret Hi, directors; Same H.Black, cashier; M.G.Black, teller ; ames C.Wilkie, clerk ; H.Hamilton, messenger.Discount days Monday and Tuesday.MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX, 86 Bedford row.Directors \u2014 Thomas E.Kenn i ; : .y, president W.Cunard, John cor, M.Dwyer, Jeremial N orthup, Joseph Wier, J ohn B.A pet; George MacLean, cashier; H.Romans, teller ; C.» 8.Franklyn, clerk ; W.Hood, messenger.PEOPLE'S BANK OF HALIFAX, (Established 1864.) Cor Hollis and Duke.Capital\u2014uuthorized $800,000; paid up $400,000.Directors \u2014Goorge H.Starr ochran, W.J.Fraser, Ohales | op NL president; hon.James ï est, John W.Young, R.W.Paine.teller iL M.Black ; Peter Jack, cashier; R.T.akon clock ames 8, McDonald, accountant; Henry J.) Cerk; G.H.Wiswell, messenger.Discount BYS\u2014j Jon Wan day except Saturday.Agent, Wolfville, UNION BANK OF HALIFAX.(Established 1856.) Capital £250,000.Cor Hollis and Prince sts.Directors\u2014James A, Moren, president; John Gibson, R.J.Hart, W.P.West, William J.Stairs, Robert Boak, jun, M.P.Black, W.Sawers Stirling, cashier; H.Y.Clarke, account tant ; E.H.Reeves, teller ; James B.Ditmars, clerk ; Thomas Skinner, messenger.BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA.(Established 1832.) Capital $560,000.Directors\u2014Hon.M.B.Almon, president; hon.J.Ander gon, Daniel Cronan, James Donaldson, John Doull, Wm Hare, hon.Alex.Keith, John S.Maclean, Andrew M.Uniacke, W.C.Menzies, cashier ; J.C.Mackintosh, assistant cashier ; Thomas Clay, teller ; Thomas W.Johns, Thomas Caldwell, clerks ; George Anderson, messenger.Agents, James Primrose, Pictou ; James Murray, Yarmouth; James W.Carmichael, New Glasgow ; L.D.V.Chipman, Kentville; hon.Thos.D.Archibald, Sydney, C.B.Discount day\u2014every week day except Saturday.CHURCHES.AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.James Thomas, minister.50 Cornwallis st.AFRICAN EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.S.S.Gooseley, minister.Hour of service 10; a.m.and 64 p.m.Gottingen st.BAPTIST CHAPEL.No regular pastor.King st, Dartmouth.BRUNSWICK STREET METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.J.A.Rogers, minister.Brunswick st.CHALMER'S CHURCH, Presbyterian.Rev.E.Annand, minister.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Barrington st.CHRIST CHURCH.ch of England.Rev.J.B.Richardson, rector.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m.; Wednesday evening service 71 p.m.Ochterlony st, Dartmouth.CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, ch of England.Rev.James Brady.incumbent.Hour of service 11 a.m.Ferguson Cove.Hours of service 11 a.m.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.GARRISON CHAPEL, Brunswick st.Rev.J.C.Edgehill, and W.H.Bullock, ministers.Hours of service: Sunday 8 and 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.Wednesdays and Fridays at 73 p.m, and on all Festivals.GRAFTON STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.Rev.John Clarke, miuister.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 pm.; Sabbath school 2 p.m.; Monda; and Thursday evening service at 73 pm.Cor Grafton and Blower sts.GRANVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.E.M.Saunders, minister.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school 3 p.m.; Graaville st.MISSION CHURCH.No regular pastor, Richgrd Owens, resident missionary.Services under auspices of Young Men's Christian Association at 4} pau.; Sunday evening service at 7 o'clock ; Sunday school 9.30 am.; Tuesday evening service at T{ p.m.85 Barrack st.NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.Johu E.Goucher, minister, Gottingen st. 9 HALIFAX.DOMINION 1648 DIRECTORY.[PROVINOE op REN.ing secretary; Stephen Tracy, financial secretary; py, PLYMOUTH BRETH ward M.Colborne, Patrick (O'Brien, Patrick Shelly, Thon.Meet Wednesday and Sunday evening at 7 pm.145! P.Connolly, Councillors ; Thomas O'Connor, keeper of Ql ols st.building.PO CHURCH, Frosbyterian.?service 11 DOG, PIGEON AND POULTRY CLUB, ev.Allan Simpson, minister.Hours of service am.|\" james Pryor, president; M.J.Black, vice-président and Tpm.Starr st.T.R.Almon, secretary; W.J.Lewis, trensurer; Willimm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.Duffus, W.Esson, IT.Piers, F.W.Blacklock, D.H.Stan, Rev.Alexander Faulkin, minister.Hours of service 11 J.Hosterman, A.Downs, J.T.Gompton, commitice.am.and 7pm.King st, Dartmouth.HALIFAX .CLUB, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH, ch of Scotland.Fred.Allison, secretary, 155 Iollis st.Rev.J.Campbell, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.HALIFAX CURLING CLUB.and 7 p.m.G.Blacklock, president ; hon.W.A.Henry, vice-presiden- ST.GEORGE'S CHURCH, ch of England.W.Wilson, treasurer; R.Davis, jun., secretary.Rev.J.B.Uniacke and rev.F.H.Almon, ministers.HALIFAX THISTLE CURLING CLUB, Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Brunswick st.Hon.Alex.Keith, patron ; J.H.Johnston, president ; Pete ST.JOHN°S CHURCH, Presbyterian.Ross, vice-president ; Wm.Finlay, Joln Strachan, represer- .tative members; J.D.Nash, Adam Burns, W.Richardson Rev.John Forrest, minister.Hours of service 11 a.m.| council.! and 7 p.m.; Sabbath school 2.30 p.m.; Wednesday evening service 8 p.m.Brunswick st.ROYAL HALIFAX YACHT CLUB.H.R.H.the Prince of Wales, patron; his honor lieu.ST.JOSEPH'S CHURCH, R.C.general Sir C.Hastings Doyle, sir Rodney Mundo, K.CB, Rev.T.V.Allen, D.D., priest.Mass 93 a.m., at which vice-admiral Sir James Hope, G.C.B., the Marquis of Nor the Catholic seamen of the fleet attend.mandy, Sir Alexander Milne, K.CB, His Worshp the Mayor of Halifax, and Sir Houston Stewart, K.CB, ST, LUKE\u2019S CATHEDRAL.vice-patrons ; Sir W.F Williams, bart, K.C.B.Charles Cogs: Right rev.Hibbert Binney, D.D., Lord Bishop of Nova well, MD.fred R.Starr, Sir Eward Belcher, kt, hon, Scotia; rev.William Bullock, D.D., dean, rector; rev.John members ; John M.Watson, commodore; Samuel A.White Abbott, minor canon.Hours of service 74 and 11 a.m.,3 p.m., Yice-commodore ; J.B.Garvie, M.D., captain ; A.Scott, and 7 p.m.; week days only at 9 a.m., Thursdays at 4 p.m.| Secretary-treasurer ; J.N.Grant, J.W.K.Johnson, auditors; Sabbath school 9.30 a.m.Morris st.John T.Compton, Albert Pillsbury, captain James O'Brien, E.J.Davys, R.Lawson, sailing committee ; Dr.Gossip, ST.MARK\u2019S CHURCH, ch of England; F.W.Bullock, A.Pillsbury, stewards ; A.Pillsbury, Jos.Hours of service 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Russell st.Starr, measurers.ST.MARY'S CATHEDRAL, R.C.COMPANI ES His Grace the most rev.Thomas L.Connolly, archbishop of Halifax; very rev, M.Hannan, D.D., vicar general ; rev.EXPRESS.T.J.Daly, priest.Mass at 7 and 9 a.m.; high mass, 11 FISHWICK\u2019S EXPRESS, a.m, ; vespers 3 p.m.Spring Garden road.Tishwick\u2019s Express runs to all points of Nova Scotia, Prince ST.MATTHEW'S CHURCH, ch of Scotland.Edward Island, Newfoundland and Bermuda, connecting at 0 Liverpool, Great Britian, with the American and Europes Rev.George M.Grant, M.A., minister; rev.J.F.Camp- express for all parts of Europe, Asia and the East, also con- bell, B.A, assistant.Hours of service 11 a.m.,3 and 7 p.m.necting at St.John, N.B,, Portland and Boston with the Pleasant st.Eastern Express Co.F.W.Fishwick, proprietor, 249 Hollis.ST.PATRICK\u2019S CHURCH, R.C.GAS.Rev.canon Mclsaac and rev.E.F.Murphy, priests.HALIFAX GAS LIGHT CO.Mass at 8 and 10 a.m.; vespers 7 p.m.Capital $321,000 ,000.ST.PAUL'S CHURCH, ch of England.James Donaldson, president ; John J.Sawyer, P.Martin Rev.George W.Hill, M.A.rector.Hours of service 11 B- Black, Wm J.Stairs, George Esson, J.W.Merkel, direc a.m.and 7 p.m.; Sunday school 3 p.m.; Wednesday and tors; W.L.Bell, secretary ; George Buist, manager ; G.W.Friday services at 11 a.m.St.Paul's sq.Jones, Fletcher A.Hennigar, auditors; Edward Benny, Charles Fletcher, clerks.ST.PETER\u2019S CHURCH, R.C.Very rev.canon Wood, priest.Hours of service 10 a.m.HALL.and 7 p.m.; at 7am.daly; Prince st, Dartmouth.HALIFAX TEMPERANCE HALL CO, RINITY CHURCH, ch of England, Robert Noble, president; John Metzler, G.G.Gray Thomas Wesley, John Longard, R.H.Wetmore, H.A.Tay- Canon Cochran, rector.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and ; ; ; ! lor, directors; H.G.Laurillard, secretary-treasurer.7 p.m.Thursdays 7 p.m.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH.LLOYDS AGENTS.Rev.Charles Paisley, minister; rev.Thomas Angwin, Guysborough\u2014X.II.Franckeville.Ialifax\u2014S.Cunard superintendent.Hours of service 11 am.and 7 p.m.Sab-| & Co.\u201d Pictou\u2014Rudolf& Primrose.Yarmouth\u2014J.W.Moody.bath school at 3 p.m.Ochterloney st, Dartmouth.Sydney, C.B., J.Bourinot.Liverpool\u2014 John Campbe |, sub-agent.Arichat, O.B.,\u2014George DB.Jean, Plaistor Cors CLUBS C.B.,\u2014James G.McKeen, Port Hood, C.B.\u2014G.0.Law : rence.Pugwash\u2014I.G.Pinco.CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN\u2019S CLUB.MARINE RAILWAYS.1 Grafton st.CHEBUCTO MARINE RAILWAY, DARTMOUTH.The most rev.Thomas L.Connolly, archbishop of Halifax,| George Esson, G.A.McKenzie, J.W.Turner, directors; patron; J.J.Donahoe, president ; James Sunderland, vice- John T.Wylde, secrotary-treagurer; I3.Weston, super: president ; John Reardon, treasurer; James Heenan, record- tendent. DOMINION 10649 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX, ÉovA SsoTIA.] t NORTH SYDNEY MARINE RAILWAY CO.! resident ; hon.T.D.Archibald, Wil- Homes BY Thomas B.Kenny, William Ctmard, directors ; H.N.Paint, secretary-treagurer.E TRAIT OF CANSO MARINE RAILWAY CO, Wm.J.Stairs, president; W.B.Hamilton, Peter Ross, John S.Maclean, .L.Black, directors; I.N.Paint, secretary.lreagurer.MINING.LOCK HOUSE COAL MINING CO.Capital, 10,000 shares of $100 each.Cow Bay, Cape Breton, Meyer, president ; Louis J.Belloni, vice-president ; % Rien, jun., secretary-treasurer ; J.C.Allison, gent al Halifax for Nova Scotia.ITTLE GLACE BAY COAL MINING CO, Capital 6000 shares of $100 cecal.Little Glace Buy, Cape Breton.James A.Moren, president; Estes Howe, Edward P.Archbold, H.B.Paulin, James R.Lithgow, Peter Lynch, irectors; [.P.Archbold, treasurer, manager, and clerk; G.A.S.Crichton, John Stairs, auditors.RIGOMISH COAL MINING CO.Capital $400,000.Shares $10 each.William H.Tully, president; Lewis R.Kirby, Thomas M.rain, John McCullah, directors; Charles S.Silver, trea- urer; B.D.Maynell, secretary.POWDER.CADIA POWDER CO.Thomas Abbott, president; L.J.Murton, George Esson, directors.RAILWAYS.foram TRUNK RAILWAY.George P.Black, agent, Dominion (late Pryor\u2019s) wharf.NOVA SCOTIA RAILWAY.Owned by the Dominion Government, connects at Windsor with the Windsor and Annapolis railway for Amnapolis, and from thence by steamer to St.John, NB.; at Truro, on completion of the Intercolonial railway, will connect with thatrailway for all parts of New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario and the United States; at Pictou With steamers for Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and with Quebec and Gulf Ports Stcamships for Montreal, Quebec and intermediate places.George Taylor, general Superintendent; A.McNab, engineer ; Thomas Foot, account- wt Willian Johnston, locomotive superintendent; tm.Marshall, voad inspector ; Arthur Busby, station master, Halifax.WINDSOR AND ANNAPOLIS RAILWAY, Incorporated under Imperi rovinei t perial and Provincial Charters.cts a Windsor with the Nova Scotia railway from ah an runs through the Counties of Hants, Kings and\u2019 aif ÿ 0 the town of Annapolis Royal, 129 miles from ohn] Be connecting with a line of steamers to Stout iad aily line of mail coaches to Digby and Yar- on Jo tri-weekly line of stages to Liverpool, N.S.A6 principal offices of the Company ave at 5 and 6 West- 'S, Victoria street, London.Vern i ng, Kentville, Nova Scotia ; G.Chowan albot, sorts LOT 89, Bay water, London; C.A.P! on, SW stminster chambers, Victoria street, 8 stations at Wi dsor, I ré 1 indsor, Falmouth, Hantsport ¥ île gaie Port Williams, Kentville.Coldbrool Water iddlet » Aylesford, Morden Rond, Kingston, Wilmo ddleton, 1, A » LAWreENcetoW Paradi > Amplis Royal 7 Foradise, Bridgetown, Roun STEAMBOATS, STEAMERS, &c.British North American Royal Mail Steamships (Cunard Line,) William Cunard, agent, Upper Water ; S.Cunard & Co,, agents for steamers running between Halifax, Bermuda and St, Thomas.A steamer sails from Halifax once every four weeks from Cunard wharf, Steamer Carlotta, captain W.A.Colby, runs in connection with Grand Trunk railway between Portland and Halifax, leaving Halifax every Tuesday and Portland every Saturday at 4 o'clock ; George P.Black, agent, Dominion wharf.Steamer M.A.Starr, steam packet leaves Halifax every Tuesday morning, for Yarmouth, calling at Lunenberg, Liverpool and Shelburne, connecting at Yarmouth with steamer Linda, for St.John, N.B., and Boston ; returning, leaves Yarmouth every Thursday morning, calling a same, ports ; F.W.Fishwick, proprietor, 249 Hollis.TELEGRAPH.NOVA S8COTIASELECTRIC TELEGRAPH CO.10 Prince street.Directors at Halifax.\u2014E.D.Meynell, president; W.N° Harrington, John J.Sawyer, hon.R.B.Dickey, Jesse Hoyt; William Twining, secretary.Local Directors, Halifax, W.M.Harrington, John J.Sayer, C.H.M.Black, Joseph, Wier; Amherst, hon.R.B.Dickey; Barrington, I.K Wilson, M.D.; Chester, D.Evans; Canning, J.W.Borden ; Digby, Chas.Budd ; Guysborough, Henry M.Jost; Liverpool, Thos.Patillo; , F.\"W.Collins; Lunenburg, Henry S.Jost; New Glasgow, Jesse Hoyt ; Ragged Islands, hon.John Locke; Shelburne, George Synder, M.D.: Wallace, hon.A.McFarlane; Kentville, W.Chipman : Weymouth, C.D.Jones; Wolfville : Windsor, T.S Harding ; Sydney, hon.T.D.Archibald.THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.Capital, $50,000,000.Head office, 145 Broadway, New York.Proprietors and lessees of all the telegraph lines in the United States and the Maritime Provinces, (with the exception of the line owned by the Montreal Telegraph Co.on the north shore of New Brunswick) from Port Hood to San Francisco, and cennecting via Atlantic Cable and Northern line with all the telegraphs in the world.W.Orton, president ; N.Green, A.B.Cornell, G.Walker vice-presidents ; O.H.Palmer, secretary-treasurer; W.H Abel, auditor ; Marshall Lefferts, general engineer; T.T Eckhert, superintendent Eastern division; G.B.Prescott electrician.The Nova Scotia lines connect with those of New Brunswick at Sackville, and those of Newfoundland at Plaister Cove.Nova Scotia District, chief office, 150 Hollis street, Halifax.R.T.Clinch, superinfendeny, St John\u2019, N.B.; A.E.Hoyt, assistant superintendent; William H.wi swell, cashier and auditor.Halifax office, A.G.McDonald, manager ; Mrs.Annetta Parker, operator, G.Leslie, receiving clerk.Honorary Directors Atlantic Telegraph Co.at Halifax.William Cunard, Thomas C.Kinnear.= ®&_= CORPORATION.cu Hon.William À.Henry, M.L.C., mayor.Aldermen\u2014Ward No.1, James Pryor, John À.Sinclair ; Wm.Montgomery ; No.2, Wm.Dunbar, Patrick Mahoney, John T.Wylde; No.3, Jas.Butler, W.M.Gray, Jas.Duggan ; No.4, Hugh W.Blakadar, Thomas Walsh, John Murphy : ps\u201d No.5, Wm.Barron, John Flyun, James R.Graham; No.6, Wm, Hawley, Doug.H.Story, Robt.Davis.Committee\u2014 Public Accounts \u2014 Aldermen Sinclair, Wylde, Gray, Blackadar, Graliam, Storey.Los Common\u2014Aldermen Pryor, Dunbar, Duggan, Walsh, Barron, Storey.Cemetery\u2014Aldermen Montgomery, Dunbar, Grey, Blacka- dar, Graham, Horley.Gity Prison\u2014Aldermen Pryor, Mahoney, Butler, Blacka- âres from Halifax i orti 0 lax to Annapolis, $3.50, 1st - Onate rates for intermediate Sito, is class, and pro dar, Barron, Storey.Internal He alth\u2014 Aldun cn urbar, Walsh, Davis. HALIFAX.Library\u2014Aldermen Montgomery, Wylde, Duggan, Blacka- dar, Flynn, Storey.5 Rye, These \u2018 License\u2014Aldermen Pryor, Mahoney, Gray, Walsh, Barron, Davis.City Property\u2014Aldermen Montgomery, Mahoney, Dug- gan, Walsh, Flynn, Davis.5 \u201d \u201d s Streets \u2014Aldermen Butler, Flynn, Storey.Laws and Privileges\u2014Aldermen Montgomery, Gray, Murphy, Graham, Davis.Police\u2014 Aldermen Sinclair, Mahoney, Butler, Blackadar, Flyna, Horley.Tenders\u2014Aldermen Sinclair, Wylde, Duggan, Murphy, Graham, Davis.Hacks and Prucks\u2014 Aldermen Montgomery, Dunbar, Murphy, Horley.City Hospital\u2014Aldermen Pryor, Mahoney, Gray, Murphy, Barron, Horley.City Rates and Tazes\u2014 Aldermen Sinclair, Dunbar, Butler, \u2018Walsh, Graham, Horley.William Sutherland, Q.C., recorder; E.G.W.Greenwood treasurer ; Thomas Rbhind, city clerk ; Wm.J.Oraijen, assistant clerk ; Garret Cotter, marshal or high constable ; James McDonald, deputy marshal ; Charles Fletcher, John 8.McLean, Aldermen Montgomery and Butler, auditors; John L.Barry, city assessor; G.B.Garvie, M.D., city medical officer : J.Bernard Gilpin, M.D., surgeon,city prison; Horatio B.Sellon, city architect, William J.Morris, clerk of icense.Board of Healt] \u2014Mayor and Aldermen ; Thomas Rhind, clerk.Inspectors of Weights and Measures\u2014Robert Motton, Henry Parker.Health Inspector\u2014James Spike; John Shean, deputy.Superintendent of streets \u2014 Robert Austin ; Henry \u2018Trenaman, clerk.Inspectors of Pickled Beef and Pork\u2014W.T.Woodhill, Edgar Dodson.Weighers of Flour\u2014Samuel Carten, John Parker, David Evans, George Irwin, W.R.Cogswell, John Arthur, David McDonald.Governor City Prison\u2014Matthew Campbell; Mrs.Campbell, matron.Underkeepers\u2014Jolm Kennedy, John Maher, James Doyle, David Griffin.Weighers of Hay\u2014Jolm Forrest, William Caldwell.Keeper of Cemetery\u2014Joseph Keefler.G'as Inspector\u2014 Arch.Miller.Keeper of the Court house\u2014Mrs.Glazebrooke.Water Works\u2014John A.Bell, president; John L.Barry and Edward J.Longard,commissioners ; Samuel'H.Boreham, secretary; J.P.Muir, superintendent ; office, 106 Argyle.Police Sergeants\u2014Lewis Hutt, John Keefe, Nicholas Meagher, John Foley.Policemen\u2014John Mulvena, Bart Dillon, David Redmond, John J.Hamilton, John Hearns, Martin Quinn, Nich.Power, William Fluke, Jos.Totem, Donald McDonald, John O.Sullivan, Duncan McLean, Samuel H.Ditchfield, John Curry, G.Saxton, Wm.Adams, John Hartenett, Patrick Mullaney, Geo.Handley, George Fader, John Baker, Patrick Brophy, Jos.Forsyth, George Hibbitts, John Wiggins, Jos.Francis, Thomas Gilfoy, Charles Inglis, Hector McKenzie, Reuben Shaw, Thomas Condon, P.O'Donnell, James Carrigan.Fire Department\u2014Alderman James Duggan, chairman ; John D.Cummins, secretary.Fire Wards\u2014No.1, Jas.B.Smithers, John R.Murray, Duncan Grant; No.2, Jolin McCulloch, William Kandick, John D.Cumming ; No.3, James Duggan, secretary, Wm.McDonald, Wm.Gaul ; No.4, Michael Kearney, jun.Hugh Blackadar, Michael:J.Parker ; No.5, John Ead., John Finn,Peter Hogan, chairman ; No.6, Douglas Story, Wm.Nisbett, R.T.Room.Committee of Management at Fires\u2014William McDonald, M.J.Power, William Randick, William Nesbitt.Committee in charge of Fire Plugs, &e.\u2014No.1, Duncan Grant, John McCulloch; No.2, Jas.B.Smithers ; No.3, Jas.Duggan ; No.4, Hugh Blackadar ; R.T.Room.DOMINION 1650 DIRECTORY.No.5, John Ead ; No.6, | [PROVINCE op Auditing Committee\u2014J.R.Murray, John McCulloch, Committee for purchasing Supplies\u2014The chairman, Wy, McDonald, Hugh Blackadar, John Finn, Doug.Storey, , j Power, Wm.Nesbitt.' VOLUNTEER ENGINE COMPANY.Captain Alderman Flynn, secretary ; David Neville financial secretary ; Michael O'Brien, treasurer; Michael Neville, marshal, Edward Casey.No.1, \u201c Victoria,\u201d Steam engine, Spring Garden roa; fire wards, D.Grant, J.R.Murray ; 1st Tieut.Edward Doran: 2nd, Wm.Meagher.! No.2, ¢ Albert)\u201d Steam engine, Gottingen st; fire wards John Ead, John Finn ; 1st lieut., John O'Malley ; 2nd, Mich] Alward.No.1 Division, Hand engine \u201c Salamandar ;\u201d fire ward, M, J.Power ; 1st lieut,, Jeremiah Murphy ; 2nd, Jobn Walsh, No.2 Division, Hand engine \u201c Vesta,\u201d Parade; fire war] W.McDonald ; 1st lieut., Patrick King; 2nd, \u2014 Sullivan, ' No.4 Division, Hand engine \u201c Resolute,\u201d Maitland st ; fir ward, D.Story, How.Blackadar ; 1st lieut., John Graham, No.5 Division, Hand engine \u201c Etna,\u201d Islesville ; five ward, R.T.Room ; Ist lieut., Jas.Brophy No.6 Division, Hand engine \u201c Alma,\u201d Spring Garden road ; fire wards, Wm.Kandick, J.D.Cummins ; 2nd lieu, Edw.Doran.: UNION AXE COMPANY.Patrick Howard captain; John Fraser, 1st licut.; J.J Armstrong, secretary; Chas.McGinn, treasurer; Thos Edwards, marshal.COURTS AND LAW OFFICERS.SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE HAVING LAW AND EQUITY JURISDICTION THROUGHOUT THE PRO VINCE.Sir Wm.Young, knight, chief justice ; hon.James W.Jobn- ston, equity judge, and judge of the Supreme Court; hon Edmund Murray Dodd, Lon, William Frederick Des Barres, hon.Lewis Morris Wilkins, hon.John W.Ritchie, and hon.John McCully, assistant judges.Attorney General, hon.Martin I.Wilkins, Masters\u2014Halifax, Henry C.D.Twining, Hugh Hat shorne, Alexander James, Wm.Howe; Pictou, Edward Roache, hon.M.I.Wilkins, Daniel Dickson; Yarmouth, Thos.D.Chipman, C.B.Owen, James Murray ; Shelburne Thomas Johnson ; Barrington, Gabriel Robertson ; Hants David Freize, Wm.H.Blanchard ; King\u2019s, George À.Blanchard, Stephen H.Moore, James R.Prescott, Henry B.Webster ; Lunenburg, James Dowling ; Annapolis, Thos.W.Chesley, Silas H.Morse, T.D.Ruggles, James Gray, Edw.C.Cowling; Queen's, Charles Morse, Robt.Roberls J.N.S.Marshall; Antigonish, Henry P.Hill; Colchester James F.Blanchard ; Cape Breton, Don.N.McQueen ; Guys borough, Samuel R.Russell ; Inverness, Samuel McDonnell Digby, Alfred W.Savary.Reporter, Henry Oldright.EQUITY COURT ; Is held every Monday, when business requires (except it vacation), in the chancery room, off the Prothonotary?office, at 11 o'clock, a.m.COURT OF ERROR.The lieutenant-governor Majesty's executive council.COURT OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, The lieutenant-governor, president, hon.judge Johnstor vice-president, and the members of Her Mujesty's exccuti council ; James H.Thorne, registrar.VICE-ADMIRALTY AND PRIZE JURISDICTION CUB! HALIFAX, N.8.Vice-Admiral, the Governor-General ; judge, Sir Willie Young, knight, chief justice.Surrogates: Halifux, John : Haliburton, Alex.Primrose, Samuel I.Fairbanks, No = Clarke, W.À.D.Morse, Brenton H.Eaton, Hugh 1% shorne, Wm.Twining ; Wallace, Hon.Alex.Mcf'arlanti Truor, Ebenezer Munro ; Sydney, C.B., Jumes McKoaguel' and the members of He y Nova Scom1A.] DOMINION 1651 DIRECTORY.HALIFAX.igoni .Wm.A.Henry; C.B.Hamilton, receiver T 3 Admitted Bar- .Ant el, omits Lewis W; DesBarres, registrar; hon.NAMES.risters.Residence.arlin I.Wilkins, advocate and procurator general ; Hon.W.A.Henry, QC.30 Nov., 1841 Halifax.the barristers and attornies of the Supreme ereter vor William H.Troop.19 April, 1842 Bridgetown.cates and proctors ; Robert G- Haliburten, nept an James Murray, jun.\u2026 26 July, 1842 Yarmouth.translator ; Alpin Grant, printer ; Bank of British North friram Blanchard, QC.18 April, 1843 Halifax.America, Bank of Deposits.Peter S.Archibald.18 April, 1843 Truro.\u2014_\u2014 Robert MeCull vercracee -\u2026 18 April, 1843 Amberst., , Alfred F.Haliburton.18 April, 1843 Baddeck.Stipendiary Magistrate, Henry Pryor, D.GL.John D.McNutt,.\"7 May, 1844 Truro.The City Civil Court, presided over by the Stipendiary x D, Ruggles, QC.\u2026 7 May, 1844 Bridgetown.Magistrate, (having jurisciotion of sums up to $80), is held philip CL DORE \u2026 7 May, 1844 Halifax in the Oty à ont ee A square, on the second and Thomas W.Harris, QC.23 July, 1844 Kentville.fourth Tuesday of every, : .James Hall Thorne.23 July, 1844 Halifax.The City Criminal Court meets on the first and third Ames, McFarlane, QC.3 Dec, 1844 Wallace.Wednesday of each month, and is alge presided over by the Alexander James.Stipendiary Magistrate, having jurisdiction in all statutable Charles James Ste wart.6 May, 1845 Halifax.6 May, 1845 Amherst.ffences, except treason, homicide, burglary and arson.5 \u201cNutting.= : 5 Halifax.Cle of the above Courts, the city clerk or assistant clerk.WHFALS fr GUNG 22 Jui, 1845 Arichat.The Police office is open every week day, from 10 to3| sohn MeKinlay\u2026 99 July, 1845 Pictou, o'elock, (except Saturday, when it closes at 1 p.m.) The Simeon G.Irish.22 April, 1846 Antigonish administration of Police and all executive powers of the james W.Johnson, jun.18 July 6 Halifax.corporation is vested in the Stipendiary Magistrate.Peter H.LeNoin IU = >» Avid, Toa Do.BARRISTERS AND ATTORNIES, Richard Sands, jun.20 April, 1847 Granville.Francis S.Beamish.26 July, 1847 Halifax.24 July, 1848 Mt.Uniacke.Admitted Bar- Residence.Norman F.Uniacke.] NAMES.risters.James Thomson, een \u201c 2 July, 1848 Halifax.ward C.Cowling.ec, 1848 Annapolis.James S.Morse.Coreen + 11 Oct, 1810 Amherst.Daniel J.Janvrime .4 Dec.1848 Arichat.Hon.John Creighton, QC.18 April, 1816 Lunenburg.William A.Johnston.-.16 April, 1849 Halifax.8.P.Fairbanks, QC.15 April, 1818 Halifax.Henry William Smith.23 July, 1849 Liverpool.George T.Solomon.19 April, 1821 Lunenburg.William Twining.3 Dec.1849 Halifax.B.Murdoch, QC., DCL .14 July, 1822 Halifax.Isaac J.Wylde.coovuiees 22 July, 1850 Do.Alexander Primrose.10 July, 1823 Do.William H.Blanchard.2 Dec, 1850 Windsor.Charles D.Roach.9 Oct, 1823 Amherst.Matthew H.Richey.2 Dec, 1850 Halifax.John J.Suwyer.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u20260vnve 28 Jan, 1825 Halifax.Mathew B.Desbrisay.21 April, 1851 Bridgewater.George R.Grassie.13 April, 1825 Annapolis.William B.Chandler.21 July, 1861 Arichat.Charles B.Owen.ccoouu.23 Jan., 1827 Yarmouth.Hon.James McDonald, QC.22 De¢.1851 Halifax.Hugh Hartshorne, DCL.24 July, 1827 Halifax.Benjamin G.Gray.22 Dec, 1851 Do.James 4.Dennison reer 2 get.1.Dighy.Daniel McDonald rere 19 April, 1852 Antigonish.rt B.Dickson ct.27 Truro.N.S.Marshall.\u2026 26 Ju 52 Live 1.Hou, M.I.Wilkins, AG., 22 Jan.1828 Pictou.Peter S.Hamilton.\u2026 29 vas 1003 Halifax Edward H.Harrington.28 Oct.1828 Halifax.Lewis W.Desbarres.18 April, 1853 Do.Shs, Morse rea a Jan, 19 pumherst.George A.MeKenzie.\u2026 .19 April, 1853 Pictou.- Moore.an,, 29 Kentville.obert G.Haliburton.- 25 July, 1853 Halifax.John C.Haliburton.28 July, 1829 Halifax.Thomas J.Wallace.28 Nor, 1833 Do.pion i Keating eerie 3 Nov, 1829 Do.Otto Weeks.- 4 Dec, 1854 Windsor.Ed 1am Sutherland, QC.3 Nov,, 1829 Do.William Fullerton, QC.16 April, 1855 Amherst.B ward Roach.1830 Pictou.Hugh McDonald.3 Dec.1855 Antigonish.Eat Pryor, DCL 1831 Halifax.John L.Tremain.28 April, 1856 Hort Hood.Hour Ris, oor ree M May, 1831 Do.Joba E bidden J.1 Dec, 1856 Bridgewater.OIL dL WW evan n.3 o.Ja .35 i Sous Le Morse, QC.A May, 1832 Bridgetown.Henry AN.Raul, 1 Dee?1650 Lonestar\u201d pea Kneis re, 30 Oct., 1832 Halifax.Brenton H.Collins.1 Dec, 1856 Halifax.Archibald McQueen.23 July, 1833 Port Hood.Fitzgerald C.Cochran.1 Dec.1856 Do.A eke DOL RT 29 Oct., 1833 Halifax.George Campbell.1 Dec, 1836 Truro.pon.BI.Dekel, QC rues 21 Jan, 1834 uberst 8 James Fer 1 Dec, 1856 Amherst.! .jueen, ve an, rdney, C.B.enry Oldright.30 Nov.1857 Halifax.paatles E.W.Schmidt.29 April, 1834 Halifax.Joseph Norman Ritchie.30 Nov.1857 Do.ee HG a, .29 April, 1834 Lunenburg.James Denuison.10 May, 1858 Digby.Homey i autham, .4 Nov, 1834 Yarmouth.Alonzo J.White.\u2026\u2026\u2026 10 May, 1858 Sydney, C.B.Stewart a! e Stet va \u2026 5 May, 1835 Kentville.Thomas W.Chesley \u2026\u2026 10 May, 1858 Bridgetown.Jon D.1e mp ell, QC.25 July, 1835 Guysborough.W.Myers Gray .\u2026 10 May, 1858 Halifax.John MoGregen .2 July, ae jmberst.ohn T Smith.10 May, 1858 Amherst.enn arn Nov., 1836 Halifax.obie Uniacke.23 Aug, 185 ifax.ps: John.McCully, ge.16 Jan, 1837 Do.Joseph Creighton.4 Jar, 1e Halls.EE.Willie Muuro.16 Jan, 1337 Truro.William Fitz Uniacke.4 Jan, 1859 Mt.Uniacke.David n .Whidden.«ee 31 QOct., 1837 Shelburne.James W.K.Johnston.29 Dec., 1859 Halifax.Poter Loh igSOl rs.«31 Oct, 1837 Pictou.N.W.White.o.cc \"1859 Shelburne.Henry Ly neh QC.er 3 et, 1897 Halifax.William A.D.Morse.1859 Amherst.Sond Fo UE CMe bague 0 aniel Di i - Grantha: .1 May, 1838 Yarmouth Stephen L.Purvis., 1860 Pictou.ae Meson RYT «+ 24 July, 1838 Pictou.Henry W.Johnston.1860 Halifax.on.A.G Ae n 90 30 Oct, 1833 Sydney, C.B.Robert D.Chandler.1861 Pugwash.Hon 8.1.Sh clubald, QO.16 Jan., 1839 Truro.Edward D.Tremain 1861 Port Hood.enty C.D Taso, Oo.16 Jan, 1839 Halifax.John W.Ouseley\u2026 1861 Halifax.James Robert Wining eae » 80 April, 1839 | Do, Thomas C.Hill.1861 Sydney, C.B.Edward A byl rescott.30 April, 1839 Kentville.Alfred W.Savary.1861 Digby.illiam How, te.28 July, 1839 Cornwallis.Joseph H.Weeks.1861 Halifax.corge A, Blanche: 23 July, 1839 Halifax.Samuel MacDonnell, Q 1862 Antigonish.Charles Nora chard.\u2026 + 29 Oct., 1839 Kentville.George B.Kenny 1862 Halifax.ol ¢, Wy, de, GO.3 Nov, 1840 Liverpool.Barclay E.Tremain \u2026., 1862 Baddeck.» RU.we 24 July, 1841 Digby.Israel Longworth., 1862 Truro. BD, .HALIFAX, DOMINION 1652 DIRECTORY.[PRovINo ¢ NAMES.Admitiod Bat- Residence.EDUCATIONAL.William H.Fill.\u2026 10 Aug, 1863 Halifax.COUNCIL OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.Robert L.Weatherbe.\u2026 26 Oct, 1863 Do.The members of the exeentive council.Superintendenyy Samuel H.Gray,.11 Dec, 1863 Do.Lducation, Rev.A.S.1lunt, M.A.Lewis R.Kirby.16 Dec, 1868 Do.Lxaminers for the Province, to_exami dli William Fred.McCoy.30 April,.1864 Shelburne.ore ro.LM.Wensloy, DD, SCHOOL ML Joseph Coombes.- 10 May, 1864 Halifax.ment, teaching, &c., rev.James Ross, D.D.; mathemnties Malachy B.Daly.\u2026.\u2026 10 May, 1864 Do.I.Higgins, A.M; history and geography, rev.Thos.J.Daly ggius, ; y geog y | Frederick W.Bent, 28 July, 1804 Amherst \u2019 a, Brenton H.Baton.Th oct) 1864 Halifax, Deputy Livaminers, to conduct the examinations at Samuel G.Rigby.3 Oct.1864 Picton several places specified :\u2014Sydney, the inspector; Budde William D QE ai \"A Dec.1864 Halifax the inspeetor ; Margaree l'orks, Dr.MeNeil; Port Mood, ti John Y Payzant mr Dec.1864 Do \u2019 inspoctor ; Arichat, the inspector; Guysborough, the ip tobe ¥ Moron he NE Doe, lout Do.pector Sherbrooke, rev.John Onmpbell ; Antigonish, the ie J \"33 More A ri ter inspector; Pictou, rev.Jus.Bayne, D.D.; Amherst, the in.Siam I.Owen.or 3 JOR 1865 prises ater spector; Truro, tho inspector; Hulifux, the inspector; Wind.Simon H.Holmes.10 À ni] 1865 Pictou.sor, the inspector; Kentville, the inspector; Bridgetoy John M.Viets 25 Ab 1865 Liverpool the inspector; Digby, rev.P, ig Filleul ; Yarmouth, the i James IL Hearn.; 2 May * 18u5-Arichat.spector ; Shelburne, or Barringlon, the inspector ; Liverpoi Murray Dodd.à May 1805 Sydney, C.B.the inspector ; Lunenburg, the inspector.Robert N.Henry, jun.s 2 May, 1865 Antigonish.SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS Robie S.Morse.2 May, 1865 Amherst.\u2019 George Robertson.6 May, 1865 Middleton.City of LIalifer\u2014 Andrew M.Uniacke, Esq., D.C.L.ver James A.Fraser.14 July, 1805 New Glasgow.rev.M.Hannan, D.D., very rev.dean Bullock, D.D., Jang John 3.D.Thompson.25 July, 1865 Halifux.Thomson, À.West, Daniel Cronan, L.G.Power, aldermu Albert Morse.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.3 Aug, 1865 Bridgetown.Montgomery, Dunbar, Butter, Blackadar, Flynn, Davis; Joly Douglas B.Woodworth.a4 Oct, 1865 Juning.x Willis, secretary ; J.K.Rouselle, supervisor of city schol illiam Walsh.21 Dec, 1865 Halifax.ffice, 48 George st.Charles J, Townshend.8 May, 1866 Amherst.\u2019 Thomas Ritchie.8 May, 1866 Halifax.ACADIAN SCHOOL.ohn D.McLeod.G Dec., 1866 Pictou.is .= princi : ; Robert MeG, Moffai.T Dec.1866 Windsor.Miss Burnaby, principal.Argyle st.awrence G.Power.ZT Dec, 1866 Halifax.Daniel McH.McKay.18 Jan, 1867 Do.BRUNSWICK STREET SCHOOL.Frederick J, Tremain.22 Oct, 1867 Do.Miss Layton, Miss Miller, Miss Sterns, Miss Gammell, Ni Sanford H.Pelton.- 22 Oct, 1867 Yarmouth.Melntosh, Miss Archibald, Miss McPherson, Miss Gossip Howard McLean.\u2026 23 Oct, 1867 Halifax.teachers ; Miss McGregor and Miss Duncan, teachers.Joseph J.Moore, LLB.22 Qct., 1867 Do.James Foley sense scene + T Dec, 1867 Do.CHAPEL (R.C.) SCHOOL, Hush MCE 2 2 Dec, 186 Sydney ch Miss O'Toole, teacher.Ochterlony st, Dartmouth.\u2026 .pril, , Ub.Charles Taylor.18 May, 1808 Halifax.George H.Elliott.18 May.1868 Pictou.CHRISTIAN BROTHERS PUBLIC SCHOOL.Archibald S.Sutherland.May, 1868 Halifax.Rev.brother Christian, principal, 5 Grafton.| Benjamin Smith.May, 1868 Kentville.| Clarence W.McCully.July, 1868 Halifax.CITY STREET SCHOOL.Edm.J.Cogswell, LLB.July, 1868 Kentville.102 City.C.Beverley Bullock.Aug., 1868 Halifax.E.Tilton Moseley.5 Aug.1868 Sydney, C.B.COLLEGE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THEE ; Seley B- yeney, Martin 5 Griffin.à Aug, 1868 Halifax.LOWER PROVINCES OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.arris H, Bligh,\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 .; .; Frederick P.Fairbanks DU Rov, Toe Do.Theological Department at Halifax \u2014Rev.Andrew Ring, Frederick A.Lawrence.April, 1869 Truro.D.D,, professor of theology and church history; rev.Ales ed pril, | I ; pg William Garvie.24 July, 1869 Halifax.McKnight, professor of Hebrew and Oriental languages; rer, T.Chalmers Garvie.2 July, 1869 Do.James Smith,D.D., professor emeritus.Charles E.Ratchford.Aug, 1869 Do.\u2026 2 Charles S.Muir.\u2026 2 2 Aug, 1869 Shelburne.CONVENT OF THE SACRED HEART, Aubrey Blanchard \u2026 Aug, 1869 Kentville, Madame Major, superioress, Spring Garden road.George T.Moore.12 Aug, 1869 Do.Jobn M.Jones.30 Oct, 1869 Halifux.DALHOUSIE COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY.Jacob M = 30 get.loo i.Governors\u2014Ion.chief justice Sir William Young, hon.Jos, Thomas Corming.30 Oct\u201d 1869 Yarmouth.Howe, James F, Avery, M.D,, hon.Charles Tupper,C.B., MD.John P.Chipman.\u2026 30 Oct.1869 Kentville.hon.John W.Ritchie, hon, $.Leonard Shannon, rev.Georgt Jason M.Mack.\"31 Oct\u201d 1870 Halifax.M.Grant, AM.Charles Robson, Alex.Forrest; Georg J.B.Macdonald.\u2014\u2026 19 July, 1870 Antigonish Thomson, sccretary and treasurcr.Charles BE.DeWolfe.19 July, 1870 Windsor.Faculty of Arts\u2014Rev.James Ross, D.D,, princi pal aud George W.Ritchie.19 July, 1870 Halifax.professor of ethics and political economy ; Rev.illinn Thomas C.Shreve.19 July, 1870 De.Lyall, LL.D., professor of metaphysics and psychology Leander Morse.coovevannes 19 July, 1870 Bridgetown.Rev.Charles McDonald, M.A, Thor of mathematics ou tr The Barristers and Attornies also hold commissions as Notaries Public, COUNTY OFFICIALS.secretary to Senute; George Lnwson, Ph.D, LL.D, profes gor of chemistry and mineralogy ; Jumes DeMill, AM, I fessor of rhetoric and history ; John Johnson, M.A, pro) sor of classics; James Licchiii, tutor in modern language John Wilson, janitor.Faculty of Medicine\u2014W.J.Almon, M.D., emeritus profes gor of obstetries and discases of women und children, a president of the faculty ; A.P.Reid, M.D,, L.R.C.S, Édim William Sutherland, judge of probate ; William M.Howe, ! registrar of probate; Nepean lark clerk of the peace; John James Sawyer, high sheriff; William Evans, treasurer; Andrew Shields, stipendiary magistrate; William H.Kealing, registrar.professor of principles and practice of medicine, wd des and registrar of the faculty ; W.B.Slayter, M.D, LB professor of obstetrics and discuses of women es io\u201d dren ; Edward Farrell, M.D., professor of principe 055 practice of surgery ; George Luwson, Ph.D, L D, pro Nova Scotia] i and chemical toxicology ; A.H.Woodill, M.D, chemis =} atoria medica and t crapeutics : J.Sommers, 0 D professor of physiology ; TL A.Gordon, M.D, L.R.CS., Bilin professor of anatomy; J.R.DeWolf; M.D.LROS, Edin.and I, Blanchard, Esy., Q.C., professors of medica jurisprudence ; Thos.Trenaman M.D., und J.F.Black, M.D.demonstrators of anatomy.DARTMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOL.John Holleys, head master.Quarrel st, GRAMMAR SCHOOL.Edward Gilpin, principal, 55 Birmingham st.INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.Miss Harriet Parker, teacher, Tower road.MASON HALL SCHOOL, Garret O'Connor, principal, cor Granville and Salter sts.NATIONAL SCHOOL.Joseph McLaughlin, principal, cor Argyle and George sts.PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.Spring Garden road.Commuttee\u2014P.C.Hill, chairman ; J.S.Maclean, W.S.Stirling, George R.Anderson, rev.George W.Hill, Ww.H.Neal, A.K.Doull, rev.George M.Grant, E.D.Meynell Wm.Cunard, rev.J.R.Clarke, rev.A.Simpson, Richard Tremain, H.N.Paint, S.A.White, Jeremiah Northup.Ladies Committee, Miss Cogswell, Mrs.R.Tremain, assisted by other ladies.W.S.Stirling, treasurer; Jos.S.Belcher, secretary ; Dr.Slayter, surgeon ; John Grierson, superintendent; Mrs.Grierson, matron ; Samuel Ayers, manager shoe department ; Mr.McDonald, tailors department.ST.JOSEPH\u2019S SCHOOL, Campbell road.ST.MARY'S COLLEGE, Belle Air, North st, Halifax.| Under the patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Halifax, and conducted by the Christian Brothers.Brother Victorian, president and professor of English and French literature ; brother Narcissus, professor of mathematics, natural philosophy and book-keeping ; brother Orion, chaplain, professor of arithemetic and composition ; rev.Edward F.Murphy, professor of lo, ic, moral philosophy and Greek; E.C.Saffrey, professor of music; brother Baldred, professor of discipline and prefect ; John M.Manning, pro- essor of LatinË \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, of mathematics, penmanship, book-keeping and drawing.The site of the co city, and affords a rounding country.ST.MARY'S SCHOOL, Conducted by the principal, Burrington llege is on an elevation overlooking the splendid view of the harbor and sur- Christian Brothers, brother Christian, st.ST.PATRICK'S SCHOOL.Conducted b l'unswick st, VS ERE MASONIC.GRAND LODGE NOVA SCOTIA, M.W.Bro.J i vi stor: 3 Curia, grand aux ith, grand master; M.W.Bro.D.B.SUBORDINATE LODGES, No 1, St Andrew, Halifax; 2, S ifax ; Virgi spot} dre x; 2, St John, Halifax 3, Virgin polis 4 4, Unity, Lunenburg 6, Albion, New Glasgow; 6, va! Sussey, Halifuy ; 7, St Andrew, Sydney, ; 8 i C.B.; 8.5 No dunerst; 9, Zetland, Liverpool ; 10, Burns, Halifax ; die, Py v nledonin ; Pictou ; 12, Hiram, Yarmouth ; 13, Aca- Keith ish; 14, Acadia, Halifax ; 15, Athole, Halifax : 16, » Sillsborough; 17, Keith, Halifax; 18, Union, Halifax | DOMINION 1653 y Christian Brothers, brother Hall, principal, d DIRECTORY.HALIFAX- 19, Royal Albert, Sydney, C.B.; 20, St George, Wolfville; 21, Davies, Wilmot ; 22, Scotia, Halifax ; 23, Keith, Albion Mines ; 24, Concord, Barrington; 25, Westport, Westport ; 26, Welsford, Windsor ; 27, Widow's Friend, Weymouth ; 28, Scotia, Canning ; 29, Prince of Wales, Milton ; 30 Albert, Shelburne ; 31, Scotia, Yarmouth ; 32, Eldorado, Wine Harbour ; 33, Annapolis Royal, Annapolis ; 34, Queens, Sherbrooke ; 35, St Mark, Baddeck, C.B.; 36, Thistle, Cow Ba ; C.B.; 37, Cobequid, Truro ; 38, The Lodge of St Mark, Hal fax ; 39, Acacia, Bridgewater ; 40, Ophir, T'angier ; 41, Roth- say, Bridgetown; 42, Eureka, Sheet Harbor; 43, Truro, Truro ; 44, Poyntz, Hantsport ; 45, Tyrian Youth, Little Glace Bay ; 46, Solomon, Port Hawkesbury ; 47, Philadelphia, Barrington ; 48, Widow's Son, River Philip ; 49, Orient, Richmond; 50, Western Star, Westville ; 51, Éastern Star, Dartmouth ; 52 Harmony, Aylesford.MILITARY.ARMY.His honor lieut.general Sir Charles Hastings Doyle K.C.M.G., 70th Foot, lieut-governor of Nova Scotia, commander H.M.Forces in the Dominion of Canada ; capt.Francis Walter Cary, aide-de-camp, 15th ; capt.Willsone Black, brigade major 6th; lieut-col.G.E.Bayne, h.p., asst.quarter master general, late 8th ; colonel Augustus F., Ansell, unatt, town major ; lieut-col Glanville, command-, ing Royal Artiilery ; colonel R.Burnaby, commanding Royal Engineers; lieut.-col.J.W.Laurie, h.p., col.N.S.M., inspecting field officer of militia and volunteers; rev.J.C.Edgehill, M.A, and rev.W.H.Bullock, chaplains; rev.Canon Shepherd, R.catholic chaplain ; Edward Strickland, C.B., deputy controller; J.K.Goold, assistant commissary- general ; John F.Manning, Crofton J.Uniacke, deputy assistant commissary generals ; John D.Mclllree,\u201d surgeon major, principal medical officer; Henry S.Muir, M.D., Robert Collins, M.D., staff surgeons.Military Store Department\u2014A.S.Berwick, assistant superintendent of stores : J.Mills, deputy assistant.Royal Engineer Department\u2014Colonel R.Burnaby, commanding officer ; J.McGregor Grant, surveyor.Regiments stationed in Halifaz\u201478th Highlanders, 61st 3rd and 4th Bateries 3rd Brigade Royal Artillery, and 95th and 34th Companies Royal Engineers.RAVY.Vice Admiral Edward G.Fanshawe, commander in chief of the North American and West India stations; Herbert F.Roe, secretary ; Charles E.Giffard, clerk.* Orricers or H.M.Navan Yarp, HALIFAx.Benjamin Stokes, naval and victualling storekeeper and accountant: Thomas S.Veale, F.N.C.Macgregor, clerks.MILITIA.His Excellency the Governor General, commander in chief ; colonel R.Bligh Sinclair, N.S.M., deputy adjutant neral and quarter-master general ; colonel John Winburn aurie, lieut.-colonel H.M.Army, brigade major, 1st brigade division; Lieut.col.-Thos Milsom, ¥.S.M., 2nd brigade division ; lieut.-col.C.Crewe Reade, N.S.M., 3rd brigade division ; lieut.-col Hugh Hartshorne, N.S.M., quarter-master general's department; D.Henry Starr, s paymaster ; Rufus S.Black, M.D., surgeon-general ; Wm J.Lewis, M.D., C.GC.Hamilton, M.D, staff surgeons; Andrew M.Uniacke, D.C.L, judge advocate general; lieut.-col.Robert Brechin, N.S.M,, paymaster.NEWSPAPERS.Abstainer (The), weekly, annual subscription $2; P.Mona- ghan, editor and proprietor ; Nova Scotia Printing Co, printers, 191 Barrington.Acadian Recorder, daily and tri-weekly, annual subscription to daily $5, to tri-weekly $2.50; Blackadar Bros., editors, proprietors and printers; J.R.Johnson, associate editor, 70} and 72 Granville. HALIFAX.British Colonist, tri-weekly and weckly, annual subscription to tri-weekly $2.50, to weekly $1.50; Alpine Grant, editor, proprietor and printer, 33 and 35 Bedford row.Christian Messenger, weekly, annual subscription, $2; Stephen Selden, editor, proprietor and printer, 57 and 59 Granville.Church Chronicle, weekly; annual subscription $2; C.B.Bullock, proprietor ; Theophilus Chamberlain, printer.Dalhousie College Gazette, monthly ; annual subscription 50c.; the Students of Dalhousie College, proprictors ; Wm.McNab, printer.Evening Express, tri-weekly ; annual subscription $2.50 ; Compton & Co., proprietors and printers, 30 Bedford row.Halifax Evening Reporter and Times ; annual subscription, to daily, $5 ; to tri-weekly, $3; Joseph C.Crosskill, editor, proprietor and printer, 28 Bedford row.Halifax Citizen, tri-weekly and weekly ; annual subscription to tri-weekly $2.50, to weekly $1.50 ; E.M.McDonald, M.P., editor, proprietor and printer, 25 Sackville Home and Foreign Record of the Presbyterian Church, monthly ; annual subscription, 50c.; rev.Robert Murray, editor ; James Barnes, printer, cor Sackville and Granville.Journal of Agriculture, monthly ; annual subscription 50c ; Board of Agriculture, proprietors; James Barnes and A.& W.McKinlay, printers.Journal of Education, monthly ; abhnual subscription, $1; rev.À.S.Hunt, superintendent of education, editor; printed by Blackadar Bros., 70} and 72 Granville.Monthly Record of the Church of Scotland; annual subscription, 62:c.; James Barnes, printer; W.G.Pender, agent, cor Sackville and Granville.Morning Chronicle, daily and weekly ; annual subscription, to daily, $5, to weekly, $2; Charles Annand, proprietor and printer, 11 Prince.Nova Scotian, weekly; annual subscription $2, Charles Annand, proprietor and printer, 11 Prince.Presbyterian Witness, weekly; annual subscription, $2; rev.Robert Murray, editor; James Barnes, printer, cor Sackville and Granville.Provincial Wesleyan News, weekly; annual subscription, $2; rev.Humphrey Pickard, editor and publisher; James Barnes, printer, Argyle.Royal Gazette, weekly, official ; annual subscription, $3; printed at Acadian Recorder office, by H, W.Blackadar, Queen\u2019s printer, 703 and 72 Granville.SOCIETIES.AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL.BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, Hon.Alex.McFarlane, president; hon, Sir Wm.Young, Wm.J.Cunard, Jos.J.Northup, Henry Yeomans, vice- presidents, district No.1 (city and county of Halifax); C.C.Hamilton, M.D., Avard Longley, No.2 (King\u2019s, Annapolis and Digby) ; H.A.N.Kaulback, Frank Killam, No.3 (Lunen- burg, Queen\u2019s, Shelburne and Yarmouth); hon.Alex.McFarlane, hon, R.A.McHeffey, No.4 (Hants, Colchester and Cumberland); hon.John McKinnon, Wm.H.Harris, No.5 (Pictou, Antigonish and Guysborough) ; Henry Davenport, Geo.C.Laurence, No.6 (Cape Breton, Richmond, Inverness and Victoria); T.H.Rand and J.B.Calkin, members ex officio; William Cunard, treasurer; professor Lawson, secretary.FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION AND INTERNATIONAL SHOW SOCIETY.The lieut.governor, patron; C.C.Hamilton, M.D, president; Richard Starr, vice-president, King's Co.; Oliver Foster, Annapolis Co.; Geo.A.S.Crichton, Halifax Co.; George Creed, Hants Co.; D.Rupert Katon, John G.Byrne, Robert W.Starr, Isaac Longley, Andrew H.Johnson, Geo.V.Rand, James E.Fellows, Herbert Harris, Leander Rand J.M.Parker, T.W.Chelsey, Avard Longley, council; Jos.R.Hea, D.O.L., secretary and treasurer; D.Henry Starr, corresponding secretary ; R.W.Starr, asssistant secretay, NOVA SCOTIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.J.F.Avery, M.D., president ; Stephen Tobin, vice-presi- dent ; Geo.C.Whidden, Andrew Mitchell, Wm.J.Coleman, John R.Murray, Peter Ross ; Jas, Hutton, superintendent.DOMINION 1654 DIRECTORY, [PROVINOE op WESTERN HALIFAX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Sir William Young, president; Chas.Hamilton, vie.president ; W.C.Silver, treasurer; professor Laws, secretary ; Henry T.Wright, Charles Hefller, Francis Webber, Alex.Anderson, Cathcart Thompson, Joseph J, Northup, directors.BENEVOLENT.ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND.Hon, Sir Wm.Young, Kt., hon, M.B, Almon, the mayo, M.11.Richey, Chas.Murdoch, Jas.F.Avery, M.D., John 8 Maclean, John B, Duffus, Wm.H.Neal, Wm.C.Silven Samuel A, White, directors.CHARITABLE IRISH SOCIETY.Alderman Flinn, president; John O.Mullin, vice-pr.sident; Thomas O'Malley, 1st assistant vice-president; J, O'Connor, 2nd assistant vice-president ; Peter Hoga treasurer ; James J.(Brien, sceretary; Michael J.Power assistant secretary ; Jolm M.Sullivan, marshal.! COMMISSIONERS OF HOSPITAL AND POOR'S ASYLUM, Open to visitors Tuesday and Friday, from 2 p.M.lo 5 py, P.Power, chairman; P.C.lil}, vice-chairman ; J.II.Lid.dell, secretary ; \u2014 Tays, school teacher to institution ; T.R, Almon, M.D., physician.DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION, Gottingen st.His honor lieut.general Sir Charles Hasting Doyle, K.C.M.G., lieut.-governor of Nova Scotia, patron ; LD irecion, Charles Murdoch, rev.James C.Cochran; G.H.Stam, secretary; C.Robson, treasurer; J.Scott Hutton, prin cipal ; Mrs.Vinecove, matron ; hon.D.McN.Parker, M.D, ML.G, physician ; Dr.Alfred Cogswell, dentist.HALIFAX ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, His worship the mayor, president; John Doull, vice president ; Jas.F.Avery, M.D.; John 8.Maclean, Willian .Harrington, C.C.Vaux, members of central board ; W.S.Stirling, treasurer ; M.H.Richey, secretary.HALIFAX CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Rev.Thomas Daly, president ; Michael Austen, secretary; James Caughlan, assistant secretary ; Robert Conroy, treasurer; John Hughes, marshal; Michael Griffin, messenger.Board of Managers\u2014John Barrie, Wm.Delaney, P O'Neil, Thomas Condon, Patrick Carroll, John Finlaugh Michnel Niley, Edward Lanigan, William Murphy, Paul Cullen, Cornelius O'Brien, James Jackson.HALIFAX DISPENSARY.Rev.canon Cochran, M.A, president ; hon.Jas.Cochran.M.P.P., his worship the mayor, vice-presidents; J.5 McLean, rev.George M.Grant, William Dunbar, H.N.Paint, P.C.Hill, T.E.Kenny, directors ; T.BE.Kenny, treasurer ; Charles Fletcher, sceretary ; Drs.W.J, Almon, hon.D, McN.Parker, Rufus Black, A.C.Hattie, consulting physicians; Drs.C.Gossip, J.Somers J.R.Almon, T.Trenaman, J.F.Black, 8.Milsom, attending physicians; Dr.A.H.Woodhill, South district ; Dr.Gordon, Central district; Dr.Farrell, North district, visiting physicians, J.R.Ghamberlain, dentist; C.E.Putner, jun., resideny apothecary.HALIFAX HOUSE OF REFUGE.Rev.I.H.Almon, superintendent.Financial Commitee hon, M.B.Almon, M.H.Ritchey, D.Henry Starr, Lrensurer ; Ladies Visiting Committee, Mrs.W.Cunard, Mrs.J.Bell, Mrs.J.J.Northup, Mrs, 8.Flemming, Mrs.F.J, Albro, Mts.F.H.Almon, Mrs.J.B.Hamilton, Mrs.O.H.M.Black, Mrs F.W.Oreighton, Mrs, A, C.Fife; Mrs, Ferns, secrotary Mrs.Robert Logan, matron.HALIFAX TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No.130.Manfred A.Shaffer, president; John Kohoe, vice-presi- dent; Robert T.Murray, c- tary; Wm, Cahill, assistant | i \u2018Nova ScoTiA.] ; Charles A.Harris tary ; Cawley C.Mayne, treasurer; 1 cies à John O'Toole, guard.HALIFAX WESLEYAN CITY MISSION.Rev.John A.Clark, A.M., president; rev.J.A.Rogers, ice-president ; James B.Morrow, Joseph Bell, Charles F.Vie Rolt, William B.McNutt, Wm.H, Webb J.Wesley Smith \u2018Arch.D.Goreham, ; hon.8, L.Shannon, Jairug Hart, PLR 8 Black, Jos.8.Belcher, Wm.L.Bell, Dr.A.Woodill, Van J Coleman jun, Committee ; George H.Starr, trea- Surer ; D.Henry Starr, secretary ; M.Thea ston, missionary, HOME FOB THE AGED.{ 190 Gottingen st.; None admitted inmates under 60 years, io to visitors ; Mrs.M.Horn, matron.\u2018NOVA SCOTIA PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING 80- i CIETY AND BAVINGS FUND, f Open every 56 Granville st.ustees, W.J.Almon, M.D., Stephen Selden A.M.nee.' Directors, J.P.Mott, president; W.M.Harring: Fon J.J.Sawyer, J.W.Young, J.À, Moren ; J.W.Johnston, jun., solicitor; Duncan Grant, surveyor; John T.Wylde and W.H.Hart, auditors; J.W.Burfon, secretary- treasurer; Andrew M.Uniacke, custos.\u2018ORPHAN ASYLUM.Gottingen st., near St.Joseph's church.Sister Elizabeth, superioress.There are 20 orphan females under the care of the sisters.The Institution is entirely .dependent for support upon the contributions of the charitable.At the Asylum, there is also a music class, taught by the sisters, for the support of the orphans.ORPHANS HOME, 129 Park st, Mrs.F.J.Rudolp, matron.No.of scholars, 50.PROVINCIAL AND CITY HOSPITAL, Cor South and Morris sts.James Venables, M.D.resident physician ; Andrew Cowie, M.D., A.P.Reid, M.D., R.S.Black, M.D.hysi- dans; W.B.Slayter, M.D., Edward Farrell, M.D., Edward Jennings, M.D, Le.Tupper, surgeons; C.E.Puttner, jun., resident apothecary ; Mrs, Sarah Armstrong, matron, __ Managing Commiiitee\u2014Dr.Parker, Dr.Black, P.C.Hill, P.Power, M.P., and his worship the mayor.PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.Visitors\u2014The Governor, the Chief Justice, the Provincial Secretary, the President of the Legislative Council, the Speaker of the House of Assembly, and the heads or autho- nized representatives of all christian churches in the Province.Commissioners, George G.Dustan, Thomas E.Mur- pays James Duggan; hon.William Amnand, treasurer LC, ; James R.DeWolf, M.D., medical superintendent ; Robert W, MeKengney, M.D., assistant physician; George ownie, storekeeper ;' Mrs.R.D.Dickson, housekeeper ; 18.George Downie, John H.McNab, supervisers; R.Dickson, engineer, PROVINCIAL POOR ASYLUM, Edward Shields, superintendent, South st.SERVANT'S HOME, John Daleworth, manager, 171 Lockman st.5m.JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Rev.Tv, Allen, president ; Joseph Shea, vice-president.ST, PAULS ALMS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY FOR GIRLS, 14 Tower Road.onze Rector of St.Paul's, chairman ; S.A.White, H © ; Haliburton, John Silver, William Pryor, Brenton = VoMins, Secretary -treasurer.Ladies Committee, Mrs, DOMTNION 1655 DIRECTORY.- HALIFAX, George W.Hill, Miss Cogswell, Mrs.Stevens, Mrs.R.Morrow, Mrs, John Silver, Mrs Edward Binney, Mrs.C.P.Hill, Mrs.D.H.Collins.Rev.George W.Hill, cha lain ; Dr.Gossip, surgeon ; Mrs.Parker, matron ; Miss Gossip, teacher of school.BUILDING.PROVINCIAL PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.C.D.Hunter, trustee; J.J.Moore, solicitor; R.Cunningham, vice-president ; Joseph Weir, John Taylor, G.J.Fluke, William Holloway, G.A.Creighton, directors.NATIONAL.GERMANIA SOCIETY.F.A.B.Licbman, sen., president ; Henry Hesslein, vice- president ; J.Cornelius, treasurer; A.Clemen, secretary : .Schaefer, C.Warmunde, F.A.Liebman, jun., committee NORTH BRITISH SOCIETY.Instituted March 26, 1768.William Murray, president ; David Sterling, William Montgomery, sen, William Grant, jun., vice-presidents ; J.J.Bremner, treasurer ; James S.Macdonald, secretary ; T.S.Reid, asst.secretary; rev.John Campbell, chaplain ; George Mitchell, A.K.Doull, George Esson, D.Keith, D.Murray, committee of charity ; ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Patron, the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia ; committee of management, John Shean, William Murray, George Payne, Joseph Della Torre, William J.Wallace ; standard bearer, William Morley : messenger, Thomas A.James, John Patterson, messenger.LITERARY.CITIZENS FREE LIBRARY.The gift of Sir Wm.Young, kt., chief justice of Nova Scotia ; City Court house, Market square.Open from 4 to 7 p.m.HALIFAX LIBRARY.Committee, H.C.D.Twining, chairman, S.W.Deblois, vice chairman; W.C.Silver, J.W.K.Johnston, J.B.Oxley, Peter Ross, John A.Sinclair; A.Harshaw, treasurer : Samuel Creed, secretary and librarian \u2019 NOVA SCOTIA INSTITUTE OF NATURAL SCIENCE.Patron, the Lieut.Governor; J.Matthew Jones, F.I.S.president; J.Bernard Gilpin, : MD, Prof Dr.Awson, vice-presidents; Wm.C.Silver, treasurer; Wm.Gossi - hon.secretary.Council, Fred.Allison, JR De Wolr ALD, T.E.Knight, John Rutherford, R.G.Haliburton.Joseph Bell, P.S.Hamilton, Andrew Downs.ST.VINCENT'\u2019S HALL, Cornwallis street.The basement of this building has been fitted up for the use of the Catholic young men of the north end of the city.Open every evening except Sunday.Directors, J.B.Walsh, M.Mulcahy and James C.Doyle.Number of members, 130.RELIGIOTS.BRITISH AMERICAN BOOK AND TRACT SOCIETY, Depository, 66 Granville street.Hon.M.B.Almon, president ; rev.G.S.Milligan, rev.JE.Goucher, rev.G.W.Hill, rev.John Forrest, vice-presi- dents; George H.Starr, treasurer; rev.A.McBean, sec~ retary ; R.N.Beckwith, Joseph Bell, auditors.BAPTIST CONVENTION OF NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND P, E, ISLAND, Hon.D.McN.Parker, president; revs.W.S.D.Freeman, and W.À.Corey, and M.Coy,and Samuel Freanan, vice-presidents Carey and Prof.D.F.Higgins, McKenzie.Beckwith, Asa ; rev.G.À ; LW secretaries; John H.Harding: Lewis S.Payzant, treasurers. Har-HAL DOMINION 16 CHILDREN OF MARY.Miss M.Joyce, president; Miss M.À.Keating, vice-pre- sident; Miss M.Purcell, treasurer; Miss B.Barry, secretary, Miss A.Lacy and Miss M.Sullivan, readers.CHURCH ENDOWMENT FUND, Hon.M.B.Almon, chairman; A.M.Uniacke, Edward Binney, hon.W.B.Bliss, A.M.Cochran, Wm.{.Silver, J.B.Snow, J.W.K.Rowley, Hugh Hartshorne, G.B.Bowman, William Hare, J.M.Jones, William Gossip, llenry Pryor; Frederick Allison, secretary.CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF NOVA SCOTIA AND NEW BRUNSWICK.Rev.C.Duff, chairman; rev.Robert K.Black acting secretary ; James Woodrow, treasurer.Committee of Union.\u2014Rev.C.Duff, rev.R.R.Black, hon.Freeman Tupper, capt.N.R.Clements, James Woodrow, George McLeod, Lr Brydges, and J.Horton.CONTINENTAL CHURCH SOCIETY.121 Lockman st.Halifax.the Bishop of Nova Scotia, chairman R.I\u2019.Uniacke, hon.M.B.Almon, B.H.ollins, T.A.Brown, P.C.Hill, D.C.L, rev.G.W Hill, M.A, J.C.Haliburton, P.Lynch, William Pryor, S.A.White, hon.J.W.Ritchie, rev.B.Richardson, committee ; rev.F.II.Almon, B.A., secretary.DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY OF NOVA SCOTIA.21 Spring Garden road.ral Sir C.Hastings Doyle, &c., &c.; the Society for the Propa- in Foreign Parts; the Society for Pro- owledge; the Lord Bishop, ex officio, secretary and trea- COLONIAL AND His Lordship, ex officio) ; rev.Patron, his honor lieut.-gene lieutenant-governor, gation of the Gospel moting Christian Kn dge president; rev.canon Gilpin, D.D,, surer; B.G.Gray, assistant secretary.Executive Committee\u2014W.M.Brown, S.P.Fairbanks, C.Bullock, M.B.Almon, jun, E.D.Meynell, W.Gossip, 1 J Wilson, Edward Archibald, T.A.Brown, W.C.Silver, W.Hare, Thomas Baggs, F.Allison, H.B.Higginson, Edgar Dodson, J.M.Jones, R.Taylor, G.R.Anderson, H.Ÿ Payzant, J.T.Wood.The annual meeting is hel committee shall appoint.monthly, with the exception of July, MICMAC MISSIONARY SOCIETY.Committee \u2014James F.Avery, M.D., (chairman,) hon.D.McN.Parker, M.D.H.N.Paint, Charles Robson, William Howe; George H.Starr, treasurer; James Farqubar, secretary; rev.S.T.Rand, missionary.NOVA SCOTIA BIBLE SOCIETY.Hon.judge Johnston, William Pryor, hon.Sir William Young, kt., vice-presidents.».\u2014Revs.Canon Cochran, G.W.Hill, professor orge M.Grant, professor King, James W.B.Armstrong, Foster H.+ d at Halifax, atsuch time as the The executive committee meet August and September.Committe McKnight, H.Pope, Ge Ross, D.D., John MeMurray, Almon, J.G.Goucher John Forrest, C.M.Grant, George 8.Milligan, P.G.McGregor, R.Murray, B.M.Saunders.F.Pryor, J.B.Uniacke, Allan Simpson, Joseph Elliott, rev.Edward Annand, hon.M.B.Almon, Judge Marshall, S.Selden, T.A.Brown, W.C.Silver, J.F.Avery, M.D.J.G | Bro.R.Craig, G.W.M.Truro; Bh.56 DIRECTORY.[PROVINCE 9 Daniel McEwan, John Starr, W.8.Stirling, Chay, M.H.Richey, William Cunard, James B.My, Binney, John S.Maclean, Thomas B.Aiki, er; bon, S.L.Shannon, secret.etnry ; Alex.Russell, agent; hy B.Webster, Sumuel II.Black, li LI, Starr, D.Hunter, row, Edward Samuel 11.Black, ireasur James Farquhar, cor, seer Samuel Creelman, Henry, members.YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CONVENTIo W.Heard, Charlottetown, PEL, president; IL} White, St.John, N.B., J.B.Morrow, llalifux, NS, db Christie, Pictou, N.S, T.M.King Antigonish, N$ hon.S.Creelman, Springside, N.S., Judge Hunsly, Cha lottetown, P.E.I, Dr.Sharpe, Upper Norton, NB vice-presidents ; W.B.McNutt, Hnlifax, N.3, Willig Harris, Pictou, N.S, Frederick 8S.Moore, Charlotietow P.E.I, secreturies.YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF HALIFAY, James B.Morrow, president ; D.Blackwood, W.B.McNu, W.Roche, jun, W.H.Wiswell, hon.Dr.Parker, vie presidents; Thomas Clarke, recording secretary; A Patterson, corresponding secretary ; Sumuel IL.Black, tre surer.TEMPERANCE.GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE.Rev.Leonard Gaetz, G.W.I, Pictou; George G.Gry.G.W.A, ; Patrick Monaghan, G.Scribe, John Heenan\u2019 G.Treas; b.Monaghan, G.secretary; rev.G.O.Huesty S$ Chap; John Shean, G.Con.; William Cummings, & ent.GRAND LODGE BRITISH TEMPLARS.Bro.Robert Martin, G.W.C., Sydney, C.B.; Sis Sarah A.Huestis, G.W.V., Wallace; Bro.James B.Woodla, G.W.8, Oxford, N.8.; Bro.W.B.Huestis, GWI, Wallace; Bro.Avard Longley, G.W.L., Paradise; Bn.C.E.Church, G.W.C., Lower La Have; Bro.rev.A.0.McDonald, G.W.C., Bridgewater; Bro, A.S.Sanford G.W.F., Hants; Bro.D.C.Fraser, G.W.Rec, Halifax\u2018 Sis.M.T.Hamill, G.D., M., Brookfield; Bro.R.H.Brenton, G.LG., Hats; Bro.W.A.Porter, P.G.W.C., Hantsport.NOVA SCOTIA PROVIDENCE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE Avard Longley, president ; Halifax, William M.Brown, C.E.Ratchford, Alderman Thomas Walsh, lieut.Manning: Lunenburg, W.A.C.Randall, M.D.; Queen's S.Tree man, jun, M.P.P.; Shelburne, rev.M.Richan; armouth rev.George Christie, James Lawson; Digby, rev.Charles Randall; Annapolis, rev.Dr.Robertson ; King's, Willian C.Hill, James Elder; Hants, rev.D.M.Welton ; Colches ter, hon.S.Creelman, M.L.C., Robert Forman ; Cumber land, William B.Huestis, À.S.Blendhorn ; Pictou, Samuel Archibald, Roderick McGregor; Guysboro, W.H.McDanit J.A.Kirk, M.P.P.; Antigonish, T.M.King; Cape Bretor Island, J.Hooper, M.P.P,, C.H.Harrington, vice-pres dents.P.Monaghan, F.A.Laurence, secretaries.WB C.Silver, treasurer.TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE, HALIFAX.Pioneer Temple, No.1, meels on Wednesda.evening § 8 o'clock ; room over Morton's Drug Store, Hollis streël { Creighton, Charles Robson, Peter Lynch, James Thomp- Ao how 1.W.Ritchie, P.C.Hill, Nepean Clarke, George Thomas Hutchings, W.CO.T.; Robert J.Wilson, recorde Charles L.Weeks, D.G.C.T.HALLS HARBOR\u2014A village on the Bay of Fundy, township of Corn- walls, county of King\u2019s.Distant from Kentville,a station of the Windsor and Annapolis railway, 10 miles, fare 75¢.; from Win Cotter John, farmer dsor 35 miles.Mail bi-week- ly.Population about 150.Huntley Thomas P., Isley John R., farm Akery Benjamin, shoemaker Bates William, fisherman Bucknam John, shipwright Bullerwell captain George Coldman William, farmer Davison captain Robert Dunham John O., farmer Dunham William, farmer Isley Thomas R., way office Neville John, shipwright Parker Henry, sea captain Parker Thomas, sea captain Porter Leonard, J.P., farmer Peasons Jacob, carpenter Ruscoe John Ww, J.P., farmer Ruscoe William A, farmer Steel John, farmer Thorp Handerson, farmer Thorp John W,, trader West Richard D., J.P., farmer Whitner Sylvanus blacksmith er "]