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[" 428 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.MASONIC MEETINGS.R.W.B.R.Pope, D.D.G.M.for Q.& T.R.UE M.W.B., T.D.Harrington G.M.MEETINGS, MASONIC FRATERNITY, QUEBEC.A.L 5860.St.John's Royal Arch Chapter (R.E.), M.E.C, Jas.Dean, jr., Z., Masonic Chambers, 4th Thursday\"f February, May, August and November, and 1st Thursday of December.; Stadacona Royal Arch Chapter (R.C.), M.E.C.,R.Pope, Z., 1st P., Masonic Chambers, 2nd Thursday of January, April, July and October, annual meeting in December.\u20ac Provincial Grand Lodge (R.E.), R.W.Bro.J.Dean, P.G.M., Masonic Chambers, 1st Monday of May, last Monday of November.Stadacona Mark Master's Lodge (R.C.), R.W.Bro.R.Pope, R.W.M., 3rd Thursday of March, June, September and December.: 5 Albion Lodge, 17, (R.E.), Geo.Thompson, W.M, | City Hotel, 1 Garden street\u2014Second Friday.St.John, 214, (R.E.), John Shaw, W.M., Maganic Chambers, Francis street\u20142nd Wednesday.Alma, 931, (R.E.), À.H.E.Tilstone, W.M., Mawonic Chambers, Francis street\u2014First Tuesday.St.Andrew, 356, (R.S.), H.J.Pratten, R.W.M, Masonic Chambers, Francis street\u2014First Wednesday.Harington, 49, (R.0.), Wm.Sweetman, W.M., Masonic Chambers, St.Francis street\u2014Third Thursday.Civil Service Lodge, \u2014, (R.C.), Wm.Rowan, W.M., Masonic Chambers, St.Francis street\u2014Second Tuesday. QUEREC DIRECTORY.429 MERCANTILE.BOARD OF NOTARIES.A.B.Sirois, J.Petitclerc, E.Glackmeyer, Louis Pré- vost, N.H.Bowen, A.Campbell, G.Guay, J.Laurin, F.M.Guay, W.Bignell, Philippe Huot, Charles Cing: Mars.Officers.\u2014E.Glackmeyer, president ; J.Laurin, secretary ; J.Petitclere, treasurer ; W.Bignell, syndic.BOARD OF TRADE.- Council.\u2014James Gillespie; president ; Wm.Walker, jr., vice-president ; J.H.Clint, treasurer; A.Fraser, secretary ; H.LeMesurier, A.Joseph, H.J.Noad, H.S.-Scott, W.G.Wurtele, D.D.Young, R.H.Smith, J.J.Ross, Henry May, À.Thomson.SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS.+ Office, 17 St.Peter st.L.T.-\u2018'W.Quinn, supervisor of cullers ; Matthew Harbeson, deputy supervisor; Charles S.Graddon, cashier; A.Fraser, book-keeper.Clerks.\u2014J.Y.Cooke, John O'Kane, James Prender- gast, Pierre Miller, Francis Quinn, Octave Vézina, T.Walsh, W.A, Launiére, L.Hearne, E.Duggan; C.Jordan, messenger.CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.Office, 17 St.Peter st.L.T.\" \u201cMcLean Stuart, collector of crown timber dues; J.M.O'Leary, assistant do.\u2014\u2014\u2014 MILITARY.HEAD QUARTERS, QUEBEC.+ Âdjutant General's Department \u2014Major A.Knight, town major ; W.Peard, clerk to town major; W.Stur- rock, town sergeant ; Sergt.Stewart, clerk to Quartermaster General's Department. 430 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.Commissarial Department \u2014H.W.W.Plant, assistant commissary general; S.R.Brown, deputy assistant commiss.gen.; T.E.Dickinson, commissariat clerk ; J.Colston, J.Devlin, T.Trumble, and M.Tessier, assistant storekeepers ; T.Paine, and L.Petitclere, laborers ; J.Nash, messenger; H.Wherry, W.Wood, F.Lépine, Queen's bakery.Medical Department \u2014W.Odell, surgeon major; T.Blatherwick, staff surgeon; T.Martin, staff assistant surgeon ; R.H.Stewart, deputy purveyor; Hugh Walker, medical storekeeper.Royal Engineer's Dapartment \u2014Lt.Col.W.C.Menzies, lieut.Storer, W.H.Head, clerk of works ; J.H.Oakes, and G.H.Peake, clerks; E.Lennon, office keeper.; Royal Artillery.\u2014Col.D.W.Paynter, major R.O'Connell, lieuts.B.J.Bonnar, W.A.Gordon, J.Morris, quar.master, BE.Gilborne, surgeon.Military store Department \u2014W.H.Tapp, assistant military storekeeper.Chaplain's Department.\u2014Rev, D Robertson, ¢hapisin to the forces.Military Prison.\u2014Major H.Campbell, governor of military prisons in Canada; J.Scott, chief warder; G.Griffin, surgeon; H.Scott, clerk ; capt.Sharpnell, barrack master.MINING COMPANIES.MEGANTIC MINING COMPANY.\"ot Incorporated 1856.Office, St: Lawrence Chambers, 12 St.Peter st.L.T.Directors.\u2014George Hall, president ; Arch.Campbell, vice president ; George Veasy, treasurer and secretary ; Dr.J.L.Hall, J.Greaves Clapham.ENGLISH AND OANADIAN MINING COMPANY.Incorporated 1855.Loeal Committee of Management \u2014Hon.Geurge Pen- berton, J.L, Hall, M.D., W.D.Campbell ; J.Porter, secretary. QUEBEC DIRECTORY.431 NATIONAL SOCIETIES.ST.ANDREW'S SOCIETY.John Laird, president; Daniel Wilkie and William Hossack, vice presidents; D.Macpherson, J.C.Thompson, P.McNaughton, Peter Binclair, John Thompson, managers; rev.John Cook, D.D., and rev.W.B.Clark, chaplains; Joseph Morrin, M.D., and Alex.Rowand, M.D., physicians; William OCassils, treasurer ; James Dean, secretary; committee of accounts, John Paterson, James Mitchell, and W.Cassils.Quarterly meetings on the first Friday in February, May, August, and November.§T.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.James A.Sewell, M.D., president; Wm.Eadon and Wm.Cole, vice presidents ; George Fitch, secretary ; B.S.Prior, aduistant secretary ; G.Veasy, treasurer; rev.A.W.Mountain, B.A., and rev.G.Housman, chaplaing ; J.R.Cole and J.B.Selley, physicians.ST.JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY.Dr.P.M.Bardy, president; J.P.Rhéaume, vice president ; L.J.Piteau, recording secretary ; Ed.Le Boutillier, assistant secretary; Jos.E.Bolduc, treasurer ; Ths, E.Roy, assistant treasurer; N.D.Légaré, marshal ; Ed.Gingras and Pierre Campeau, assistant marshals.ST PATRICK'S SOCIETY.TA Hon.Ohs.Alleyn, M.P.P., president; John Flanagan, treasurer; John Lane, jun., secretary; rev.B.- McGauvran, chaplain; Dr.P.D.Moffatt, physician; Edward Hartigan, marshal.\u2019 NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.Canadien (Le), tri-weekly, annual subscription $4 - E.R.Fréchette, editor, proprietor, publisher, and\" *.Printer, 314 Mountain hill, L.T. 432 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.Chronicle (The), annual subseription to daily, $5, to weekly $2; 8.B.Foote, editor, proprietor, and publisher, foot of Mountain hill.L.T.Courier du Canada, tri-weekly, annual subscription $4; A.E.Aubry, editor; J.T.Brousseau & Brother, proprietors, publishers, and printers, 7 Buade st.U.T.Gazette (The), tri-weekly, annual subscription $4; R.Middleton, editor; Middleton & Dawson, proprietors, publishers, and printers, Shaw's building, foot Mountain hill, L.T.Journal de Quebec, tri-weekly, annual subscription $4 ; A.Côté, editor, proprietor, publisher, and printer, Simard\u2019s buildings, 1 Port Dauphin st.U.T.Mercury (The), tri-weekly, evening journal, (established 1805) annual subscription $4 ; G.T.Cary, editor, proprietor, publisher, and printer, 11 and 13 Fabrique st.U.T.Réforme (La), semi-weekly, annual subscription $3; L.M.Darveau, N.P*, editor; G.T.Chevrette.&.Co., proprietors, publishers, and printers, 26 D\u2019Aiguillon st.St.Roch sub.Vindicator (The), tri-weekly, annual subscription $4 ; Daniel Carey, editor; Daniel Carey & Co., proprietors and printers, 9 St.Angèle st.U.T.POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.QUEBEC POST OFFICE, 8 BUADE ST, UPPER TOWN.Officers.\u2014John Sewell, postmaster; R.G.Patton, assistant postmaster ; David Logie, senior clerk; R.Glover, window clerk; F.M.Becot and J.E.Bolduc, money letter clerks; P.Gingras, B.Lacasse, J.Gray, C.Chamberlin, Octave Biron, David Vaughan, clerks.LETTER RATES.Letter posted in Canada addressed to any place within the Province, pass, if prepaid, for 5 cents per } oz., but if posted unpaid, such letters are charged 7 cents per à oz. QUEBEC DIRECTORY, 433 On letters to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's Island, the rate is 5 cents per } oz., with optional prepayment.: The rate on Letters to the United Kingdom is, By Canadian Packet.12} cents per à oz.By Cunard \u201cee 17 ss \u201c Letters for the United Kingdom must be prepaid, or they will be charged a fine of 6d.sterling om their arrival in England.x Letters for British Colonies and Possessions beyond Sea, and Foreign Countries, via England, must be pre- aid.?The rate on Letters for the U.States, (except California and Oregon,).«10 cents par ! os.For California and Oregon.15 6 ¢ REGISTRATION CHARGES.For the Registration of a Letter addressed to any place in British North America, the charge 18.srecoses0cu00000 À Cents.For the Registration ofa Letterto U.Kingdom 121 * 6 i \u2018 U.States 5 « MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES.The charge on Parcels by Parcel Post to any place in Canada is 25 cents per 1b., (with 5 cents additional if registered.) One cent per oz., payble in advance by Postage Stamp, is the rate on Printed Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills and other Printed Matter of a like character, and on books, bound or unbound, when posted at a Canadian Post Office addressed to any place in Canada, British North America generally, or the United States, The charge on Books, &e., by Book Post to England, is 7 cents on packets not exceeding 4 oz.in weight, 12} cents on } lb.packets, and 124 cents additional for every additional § 1b.These charges must be prepaid.20 434 QUEREC DIRBOTORY.BOOK POST WITH FRANCE.For a Packet of Printed matter, or single Newspaper, Book, &c.,.not over 8 oz.4 cents.Do.exceeding 2 oz.and 8 40z.8 * Do.\u201c 4 oz, and u\u201c 808 17\u201c Do.\u201c 8 oz.and « 11b, 34 « And so on, increasing 17 cents for each additional } 1b.The Book Post regulations between Canada and England apply to matter between Canada and France.NEWSPAPBRS AND PERIODICALS.Newspapers published in Canada may be sent by post from the office of publication, addressed to any place in Canada, at the following rates, if paid quarterly in advance by either the publisher at the Post Office where the paper are posted, or by the subscriber at the delivering Post Office : For a Paper published 6 times a week, 40 cents per quar.i « 3 te 20 \u201c ce 6 2 i 13 se ce i\" 1 [3 63 6 When the above rates are not paid in advance by either publisher or subscriber, such Papersare charged one cent each on delivery.TRANSIENT NEWERPAPERS.Transient Newspapers\u2014that is to say, Canadian Newspapers posted otherwise than from the office of publi cation, and American or British Papers posted or re posted in Canada, must be prepaid 1 cent each, by postage stamp, or they cannot be forwarded\u2014except only British Newspapers distributed to regular subscribers by Canadian Booksellers or News Agents\u2014such papers pass free as they would do if received in the Canadian Packet Mails. - QUEBRO- DIRECTORY.485 NEWSPAPERS BY MAIN FROM ENGLAND OR UNITED BTATES.Newspapers received from England by the Canadian Packet Mails are delivered free.} Newspapers from England by the Cunard Packet Mails are charged 2 cents each on delivery.(This is the American transit charge.) United States Newspapers, brought by Mail into Canada, are charged one cent each on delivery.PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.The rate on Periodical Publications is, if not exceeding 3 ounces in weight, 1 cent: over 3 ounces, 4 cents.If prepaid by postage stamps from the office of publication, Periodicals published in Canada, weighing over 3 0z., may pass for 2 cents each.Periodicals printed in this Province, other than Newspapers, when specially devoted to Education, (both religious and general, to Agriculture, to Temperance, or to any branch of Science, and addressed directly from the office of publication to be transmitted to any post office in this Province, are exempt from charge.Transient Periodicals\u2014including Canadian Periodicals not prepaid the commuted rate from the office of publication\u2014nor exempted by the preceding clause, and all other Periodical publications posted in this Province, must be prepaid by Stamp, the full rate, at the time of posting.Periodicals received in the Mails from the United States are charged with the rates named in the first clause of this section.POSTAGE STAMPS.Postage Stamps of the respective values of 1 cent for Wspapers ; 5 cents for ordinary Provincial Letters : 10 cents for United States rate : 124 cents for Canadian Packet: and 17 cents for Cunard Packet, are provided for sale to the public. 436 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.PENAL CLAUSES.The Act contains the following penal clauses :\u2014 To inclose a letter or letters, or any writing intended to serve the purpose of a letter, in a Parcel posted, for the Parcel Post, shall be a misdemeanor.To inclose a letter or any writing, or to make any written marks to serve the purpose of a letter, or to inclose any other thing in a newspaper posted to pass as a newspaper, at the rate of postage applicable to newspapers, (except in the case of accounts and receipts of newspaper publishers, which are permitted to pass folded within the newspapers sent by them to their sub scribers,) shall be a misdemeanor.; MONEY ORDERS.Money Orders payable in the Province may be obtained at the following rates :\u2014 \u201ca Commission chargeable on Money Orders.Under and up to $10, .sca000s ».5 cents, Over $10 and not exceeding $20.10 do.Do.20 do.do.30.15 do.Do.30 do.do.40.30 do.Do.40 do.do.60.-.45 do.Do.60 do.do.80.60 do.Do.80 do.do.100.T5 d0.- N.B.\u2014No half cents to be introduced in the Order No single Order can be issued for more than $100.Money Urders, payable at any Money Order Office in Great Britain and Ireland, can be obtained at any Canadian Money Order Office.The Orders are drawn in Sterling, the commission chargeable being : for £2 and under, one shilling sterling ; from £2 to £5, two shillings.No order can be drawn for more than £5, but any number of orders of £5 each may be procured. QUEBEC DIRECTORY.437 REGISTRATION OF LETTRRS.Persons transmitting letters which they desire should pass through the post as \u2018 Registered Letters,\u201d must observe that no record is taken of any letter unless specially handed in for registration at the time of posting.Upon all such letters, with the exception of those addressed to the United States, 1 penny must be prepaid a8 a registration charge.If addressed to the United States the ordinary postage rate on the letter to that country must be prepaid, and in addition a registration charge of 5 cents per letter.The registry thus effected in Oanada is certified on by the United States post office, until the letter arrives at its destination.In like manner letters addressed to Canada may be registered at the place of posting in the United States, and the registry made there will accompany the letter to the place of delivery in Canada.A Certificate of Registration will be given by a Postmaster if required.It must be distinctly understood by parties who avail themselves of the privilege of registration, that such registration, with the certificate and receipt, are merely intended to afford the means of tracing the course of such letters through the post, and of ascertaining their delivery at destination, and will not be held to imply any liability on the part of the Postal department to make good any loss, or alleged losses, arising from the miscarriage of any such letter or its contents. POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA, BY CANADIAN OCEAN STEAMERS.\u2014TABLB No 1.Table shewing the Total Amount of Postage to be collected in Canada upon Letters, Newspapers and Book Packets, forwarded through the United Kingdom, addressed to the under-mentioned Colonies and Foreign Countries.Mzm.\u2014Letters for any of the destinations included in this Table must be prepaid, else they cannot be forwarded.In those cases in the Book rates where an asterisk (*) is prefixed, prepayment on Newspapers or Book Packets is optional : in all other cases, prepayment is required.FoR A LETTER.FoR A Boox PACKET.w : «| : N 0 s#ElsnS|s 2 Elus , O|FoREACE |S.2.(8, : |e |# courren ae.34 [85285884585 \"Nem 20 3431 37 ja Ha jséeség2émeéz| Pare [RÉ |ÉÉ 25 ER és êv5| 03 |Ouv5 2 sis 3 g 2 18 = 2 = MH go lat |e\u201d |a™ [+ [¥ cta.cts.cts.cts.cts.ets.cts.cts.cts.cta.jets.Aden, .cooecvenennne 23 28 46 4 92 5 cts.5 15 30 60 \u201890120 Africa, West Coast off 23 23 ë 02 [Letter rate.Letter rate.Algeria, 17 34 51 136 ok rate 5*| 10 20 4 60] 80 Ascension,.3 23 48 46 98 3 cts.18 18 25 50 5 |L 00 Australia, South,.| 23 S 46 46 02 5\u201c 15 15 | 90 | @ 90120 Austalia, Western, .| 28 23 46 46 92 5° | 18 15 30 6 90 |1 20 Austris, 000 20 29 58 58 [116 {CanmotPe[} 5 10 0 40 [60] 80 \"AHOLONHIA OUEFAÙ BEER S GREE ?RERSSEESES BREE 3 SEEN À ERSSSRENSS 3 SREÉSBEN LRES 5 SRRS 9 SSSSSEÈSES 5 SSÈRGNOS RETR 2 BRED 3 RRABEIRTET & IRE 54 76 3 > SSSSSRE 1 40 5 cents.8 cents.Book rate.5 cents.0, Book rate, ditto.Cannot be prepaid.tter Book rate.Cannot be repaid.ook rate.ditto.8 cents.3 * d Letter rate.Letter rate.3 cents, Letter rate.= \u2014 88 \"XHOLOTUIC OXEXND 6EF POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIESIAND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA.TABLE No.L\u2014Contanued, FOR A LETTER FOR EACH For A Boox PACKET.N wel od og] .0 .|g.25/2852 [2 COUNTRY, &c.i Pa ge eee liss NENSPA- : 38 38 85 Es EF SECENTEECEN[sEY ees |25|E5| 5534 [EEE 00 |3 2 Boa(3 4 2d 5318383 58 6 |2a + [259 20 20027 2 2 Bo |B ACEECER EH STH! 2 ave lo | (= ots.cts.cts.cts.cts.cts.ots.cts, cts, cts, cts, | 28 23'| 46 46 92 8 conte.18 18 25 50° 75[1 0 2 68 87 [116 [145 Bookrate.| &*| 10 20 40 60] 80 | 29 20 68 58 f1aef| Caumotbe i} 5 10 90 a0 eof 50 J 2 29 88 58 [116 ditto.° 6 10 20 40 eof 0 -| 25 85 46 46 93 [Letter rate.Lietter rate.| 2 20 58 68 pagf| Cannothbe 5 10 90 40 60f 80 | 29 89 58 58 [116 \u2018ditto 5 10 20 + 60] 80 | 12 19 38 88 76 8 cents.5 10 2 4 60] 80 | 8 28 46 46 98 5 cents.158 15 30 60 90/10 | B 83 46 46 92 5 cents.15 15 30 60 90130 | 88 25 46 4 99 8 cents.18 18 25 50 7j 00 | # 40 80 80 nef SerrotPe 12 5 10 so 0 00 80 8 34 es 68 186 \u201cditto.5 10 20 « eo) 80 \u201d *XY0LOAYIA 0TIIOD Libexi& \u2026\u2026\u20260\u2026.\u2026.\u20260\u20260.ve Lippe Detmold.Mauritius.œ\u2026 Mecklenburg .Moldavia .Mytelene \u2026 Monte Video.Nassau, Duchy of \u2026 Russia.ee St, Helens.BEES IRB REREE SERSS BR co =a RSEÈSSNS ESS E SEE SELS ES LENS ES % ER 3-1.30 1-0 1 3 853 283 82 82 =& 228 28202855 885$ 5 823 E 8825 Letter rate.Cannot be prepaid, ditto.8 cents.8 cents: 5 cents.Cannot be prepaid.ditto.Book rate.Letter rate Cannot be prepaid.8 cents, 5 cents.5 cents.5 cents.Cannot be prepaid.5 cents.Cannot bo prepaid.ditto.Book rate.Cannot be prepaid.8 cents.etter Essssssss gees esses sass iss sagas Fes 28883838 BEES BBES ES 2222 BST 2 2B 2 257228 3 *XHOLOHEIA OUITAÔ [847 POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA.For A LETTER TABLE No.L\u2014Continued, FoR A BOOK PACKET.Sl.8].56, § FOR EACE| F 2 Hoe [NMC HMO NMC mg 13 #2; 3; 2:18 |2 covmns, so Ty [S82 88SJE TEx won\u201d 0 [34 £4 32 28, | a = .l2= 53 |g2d gs gn 882 8182 82/28/2585 e+ 952 STS/SSO SES 2a [Ca Sw 2m |= 2