The Quebec directory for... : containing a complete list of all the inhabitants of the city, with full descriptions of their businesses and professions, and information carefully collected in reference to all the banks, public offices, corporate institutions, and companies in Quebec, 1 janvier 1862, Miscellaneous - [M-W]

[" 410 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.- Drs.Douglas and Frémont, proprietors and managers; G.Wakeham, warden; Mrs, Wakeham, Matron, i \u2014 MASONIC.A.L.5860.Provincial Grand Lodge of England and subordinate Lodges and Chapters, meet in the Masonic Hall, St.Lewis street, as follows :\u2014 .Proviciau Grann Lopez, R.W.Bro.James Dean,\u2019 o.H.P.Leggatt, P.D.G.M., W.Bro.William Spink, P.G.S.W., W.Bro.Noel H.Bowen, P.G.J.W; W.Bro.George Veasey, P.G.Secretary.Semi-annually, May and November.- ALBION Lopes, No.17, William Spiok, W.M.\u2014Second jun, P.G.M., R.W.Br Friday.ST.Jogw's Lopez, No.214, John Shaw, W.M.\u2014Second Wednesday.Arya Lobes, No.931, Noel H.Bowen, W.M.\u2014First Tuesday.GRAND Lonar of Canada, M.W.Bro.Thomas Douglas Harrington, M.W.G.M.; R.W.Brother Richard Pope, District representative.HARR:NGTON LoDGE, No.49, William Sweatman, W.M.\u2014 Third Thursday.Crvit Service Lopce, No.148, William Rowan, W.M.\u2014Second Tuesday.Sr.Anprew's Lonaz, No.356, (Registry of Scotland), Henry J.Pratten, W.M.\u2014First Wednesday.Royal Arch Chapter, ST.Jouns, (R.E.), M.E.C., James Dean, jun, \u2014First Thursday of February, May, August and November, and first Tuesday of December.STADAGoNA, (R.O.), Second Thursday of Ja December, M.E.C., Richard Pope,\u2014 nuary, April, July, October, and QUEBEC DIRECTORY.411 Srapacosa Maex Master's Lobe, (R.0.), Richard Pope, R.W.M.\u2014Third Thursday of March, June, September and December.\u2014 MERCANTILE.BOARD OF NOTARIES.A.B.Sirois, J.Petitclerc, E.Glackmeyer, Louis Pré-.vost, N.H.Bowen, A.Campbell, G.Guay, J.Laarin, F.M.Guay, W.Bigüell, Philippe Huot, Charles Cinq- Mars.Officers.\u2014E.Glackmeyer, president; J.Laurin, secretary ; J.Petitclerc, tressurer, W.Bignell, syndic.BOARD OF TRADE Council.\u2014 James G.Ross, president; A.Joseph, vice- president ; J.H.Clint, treasurer; A, Fraser, secretary ; J.B.Renaud, P.Garneau, H.Dubord, H.S.Scott, W.Walker, jr., James Dean, jr., W.G.Wurtele, D.D.Young, R.H.Smith, A.Thomson.CROWN TIMBER OFFICE.Office, 17 St.Peter st.L.T.McLean Stuart, collector of crown timber dues; J.M.O'Leary, assistant do.; W.O'Kane, clerk.SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS.Office, 117 St.Peter st.L.T.W.Quinn, supervisor of cullers; Matthew Harbeson, deputy supervisor; Charles S.Graddon, cashier; A.Fraser, book-keeper.Clerks.\u2014J.Y.sCooke, John O'Kane, James Prender- gast, Pierre Miller, Francis Quinn, Octave Vézina, T.J.Walsh, W.A.Launiére, L.Hearne, E.Duggan; C.Jordan, messenger. 412 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.MILITARY.HEAD QUARTERS, QUEBEC.Adjutant 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.Commissariat 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, ag- sistant storekeepers ; T.Paine and L.Petitclerc, laborers; J.Nash, messenger; H.Wherry, W.Wood, F.Lépine, Queen\u2019s bakery.Medical Department \u2014E.J.Burton, M.D., surgeon - major; T.Blatherwick, staff surgeon; D.E.Robb, deputy purveyor to the Forces ; Alex.Walker, medical - storekeeper.\u2026 Royal Engineers Department \u2014Lt, Col.W.C.Menzies, C.R.E.C.E., Lieut.Berkley, R.B., Lieut.Jones, R.B.; : W.H.Head, clerk of works ; J.H.Oakes, clerk; L._ McLean, and G.Harris, temporary clerks of works ; E.Lennon, office keeper.Royal Artillery, \u2014Col.D.W.Paynter, C.B., Comman-_ dant; Captain C.P.Rotton, M.B.Forde, Lieuts.À.J.H.Wynne, C, W.Long, A.8.Macartney, C.Jones, G.C.Davie; E.Gilborne, surgeon ; M.G.J ones, assistant surgeon.Military store Department.\u2014W.H.Tapp, assistant military storekeeper, and-O.Day, deputy do.ol Chaplain's Department \u2014Rev.D).Robertson, chaplain to the forces, Military Prison.\u2014Major H.Campbell, governor of military prisons in Canada; J.Scott, chief garder; G.Griffin, surgeon; H., Scott, clerk; capt.Sharpnell,\u201d barrack master.- 5 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.413 MINING COMPANIES.MEGANTIC MINING COMPANY.Incorporated 1855.Office, St.Lawrence chambers, 12 St.Peter st.L.T.\u201cDirectors.\u2014Qeorge Hall, president; Arch.Campbell, vice president ; George Veasey, treasurer and secretary ; Dr.J.L.Hall, J.Greaves Clapham.ENGLISH AND CANADIAN MINING COMPANY.Incorporated 1855.Local.Committee.\u2014Hon.George Pemberton, J.L.Hall, M.D., W.D.Campbell ; J.Porter, secretary.NATIONAL SOCIETIES.8T.ANDREW'S SOCIETY.Jas.Gillespie, president ; P.Macnaughton and William Hossack, vice presidents ; rev.John Cook, D.D.,and rev.W.B.Clark, chaplains; Jas.Douglas, and Alex.Rowand, M.D., physicians; William Cassils, treasurer; John MacNaughton, secretary.ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Wm.Cole, president ; Wm.Eadon and M.G.Mountain, vice presidents; George Fitch,secretary ;W.H.Ashworth, assistant secretary; G.Veasy, treasurer; rav.À.W.Mountain, B.A., and rev.G.V.Housman, M.A.chaplains ; J.B.Selley M.D.physician.ST.JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY.H.L.Langevin, president; I.Thibaudeau, vice president ; L.J.Piteau, recording secretary ; 0.G.Bertrand, assistant secretary ; Jos.E.Bolduc, treasurer; Ths.E.Roy, assistant treasurer; J.N.Duquet, marshal ; A.G.Bussiéres, assistant marshal, ST.PATRICK'S SOCIETY.Hon.Chs.Alleyn, M.P.P., president; John Flanagan, treasurer; Jobn Lane, jun., secretary; rev.B.McGauvran, chaplain; Dr.P.D.Moffatt, physician; \" Edward Hartigan, marshal. 414 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.POST OFFICE.3 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.Letters posted in Canada addressed to any place.within the Province, pass, if prepaid, for 5 cents per }: 0z., but if posted unpaid, such letters are charged 7.cents per § oz.On letters to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's Island, the rate is 6 cents per 1 0%., with optional prepayment.The rate on Letters to the United Kingdom is, ny By Canadian Packet.124 cents per 3 0%.By Cunard 6e.17 a\u201c Letters for the United Kingdom must be prepaid, or they will be charged a fine of 6d.sterling on their arrival in England.Letters for British Colonies and Possessions beyond Sea, and Foreign Countries, via England, must be pre- aid.; P The rate on Letters for the U.States, (except California and Oregon,).10 cents per à O5.For California and Oregon.15 \u201c 6 Ds REGISTRATION CHARGES.For the Registration of a Letter addressed to any place in British North America, the charge i8.cooovreien senvesssonsssn00s .2 cents.For the Registration of a Letter to U.Kingdom 13} \u2018: WU.States B \u201cog QUEBEC DIRECTORY.415 MISOBLLANEOUS 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, payable in advance by Postage Stamp, is the rate on Printed Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills and other Printed Matter of a like character, and on books, bound or unbound, when posted at a Canadian Post Office addressed to any place in Canada, British North America generally, or the United States.The charge on Books, &c., by book Post to England, is T:cents on packets not exceeding 4 oz.in weight, 124 cents on { lb.packets, and 124 cents additional for every additional à lb.These charges must be prepaid.BOOE POST WITH FRANCE.For a Packet of Printed matter, or single ewspaper, Book, &c., .not over 2 oz.4 cents.Do exceeding 2 oz.and \u201c 4oz.8 Do \u201c 4 oz.and 8 8o0z.17 « Do \u201c 8 oz.and \u201c 11b.34 « And so on, increasing 17 cents for each additional } Ib.The Book Post regulations between Canada and England apply to matter between Canada and France, NEWSPAPERS 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 papers are posted, or by the subscriber at the delivering Post Office : For a Paper published 6 times a week, 40 cents per quar.Lis [1 3 « 20 (14 \u201c « 2 [3 13+ [4 «\u201c 44 1 se 6 \u201c\" When the above rates are not paid in advance by either publisher or subscriber, such Papers are charged one cent each on delivery. 416 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.TRANSIENT NEWSPAPERS.Transient Newspapers\u2014that is to say, Canadian Newspapers posted otherwise than from the office of publi- sation, 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 subseri- bers by Canadian Booksellers or News Agents\u2014such papers pass free as they would do if received in the Canadian Packet Mails.NEWSPAPERS BY MAIL FROM ENGLAND OR UNITED BTATES.Newspapers received from England by the Canadian Packet Mails are delivered free.Newspaper from England by the Cunard Packet Mails are charged 2 cents each on delivery.(This is the American tranist 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 oz., 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 stamps, the full rate, at the time of posting.: QUEBEC DIRECTORY.417 Periodicals received in the mails from the United States are charged with the rates named in the first \u201c¢lause of this section.POSTAGN BTAMPS.Postage stamps of the respective values of 1 cent for Newspapers; 6 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.PENAL CLAUSES.The act contzins the following penal clauses: 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 inclosed a letter or any writing, or to make any written marks to serve the purposes of a letter, or to inolose 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 subscribers,) shall be a misdemeanor.MONEY ORDERS.Money Orders payable in the Province\u2019 may be obtained at the following rates : Commission chargeable on Money Orders, Under and np to $10, .s\u2026\u2026\u2026.5 cents.Over $10 and not exceeding $20.10 do.Do.20 do.do.830.15 do.Do.30 do.do.40.30 do.- Do.40 do.do.60.45 do.Do.60 do.do.80.60 do.\u2019 \u2018Do.80 do.do.100.7 do.N.B.\u2014No half cents to be introduced in the Orders.No single Order can be issued for more than $100. 418 QUEBEC DIRECTORY, Money Orders, payable at any Money Order Office in Great Britain and Ireland, can be obtained at any Canadian Money Order Office.The Orders are drawn in Sterling, the commission chargeable being : for £2 and under, one shilling sterling ; from £2 to £5, two shillings.No Order can be drawn for more than £6, but any number of orders of £5 each may be procured.REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.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 post» ing.Upon all such letters, with the exception of those addressed to the United States, 1 penny must be prepaid as 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 Canada 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 A certificate of Registration will be given by a Postmaster if required.] It must be distinctly understood by partis 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 1 imply any liability on the part of the Postal depar ment to make good any loss, or alleged losses, arising from the miscarriage of any such letter or its contents.\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.419 RATES FOR FOREIGN DESTINATIONS.TABLE No.1.+ Table, showing the Total Amount of Postage to be collected in Canada upon Letters, Newspapers, and Book Packets (not forwarded.through the United Kingdom), addressed to the undermentioned Colonies and Foreign Countries on the Continent of America.= Su For $ 3 oss For each News- Book Packet.COUNTRY, &c.4+ [0 © paper.er ounce.TH) SE Bag] Prepayment Hhepevment c8 [22g .d.; 27 RES require \" cts.cts.cents.cents.Bermuda.\u2026.20 40 8 .British Columbia.; 156 30 2 .California®*.15 80 51 1 Costa Riea.| 44 88 7 .Cuba .30 60 3 2 Ecuador.44 88 7 .Grey Town.44 88 7 , Guatemala.44 88 7 \u201cMexico.30 60 8 2 New Brunswick®.| 5 10 51 1 New Grenada.| 30 60 7 .a Newfoundland*| 13 26 3 1 a Nova Scotia*.| § 10 b1 1 | 80 60 8 2 82 64 7 5 44 88 7 5 15 80 b1 \"1 Prince Edward Is and*.| & 10 b1 1 United States*.| 10 20 b1 1 {ZF The asterisk (*) indicates that, in cases where it is affixed, pre-payment of the Letter Postage is optional.In all other Gases, pre-payment is required to secure the forwarding of the Letter.a Îf specially addressed * Vik Royal Mail Steamer from -Bogton,\u201d (i.e.the fortnightly Cunard Packet from Boston to Liverpool, via Halifax), a Letter to be so forwarded must be pre-paid as follows: \u2014 For Newfoundland, 20 cents, For Nova Scotia, 13 \u201c\u2018 b If addressed from office of publication to subscribers, may be forwarded on pre- ayment of the commuted rate applicable to subscribers within this Province; or, singly, at a 4 cent each, at option of the publisher, POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA; BY CANADIAN OCEAN STEAMERS.\u2014TABLE No.2.| Table shewing the Total Amount-qf Postage to be collected in Canada upon Letters, Newspapers and Book Packets, forwarded through the United Kingdom, addressed to the undermentione _ Colonies and Foreign Countries.Mrm.\u2014 Letters 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 BOOK PACKET., T4 ÿls18l: 1815 1 N| FOREACH |, - Couxrar, ko.ES Su8[susls adsl News TE |2s C5 ÉS ls |e \u2019 2g tetas \"00g gs Tet po vd 84 28 88/26 EE MI) 28 MoS tos Wo ou PAPER.M3 |ca|ga|g8 8=|z2 © >AO HAS |LRAE 5H RS ® Sg 223 [52 Fg 1 |0vS 200 |Ovd 005 2 35 5265 5% 2H A8 gate Ear |e |e À | .© < 8 = | .cts, cts.cts.ets, cts.cts.cts.cts.cte.|cta.|cts.dem .23 23 48 46 | 92 b cts.15 16 80 60 901 20 \\frica, West Coastofl 28° 23 468 48 92 Letter rate.Lietter rate.erif,.17 34 51 68 (136 Book rate.6% 10 20 40 60 x Ascension .,.23 28 46 46 92 8 cts.13 13 2 &% 7611 Amen BB B81 2.BBD DMD , Western,.\u201c | Mbetria 2æ æ 6e 58 [11g |{Cmotbell 5 10 [2 4 0 0 1d 4 ~A¥OLOEYIA OHIHNS Belgium .Belize (Honduras).Borneo .Bourbon .Brunswick.Buenos Ayres.Cape de Verde.Cape of Good Hope.Canary Islande .Ceylon,.- .Chili China.Constantinople .Dardanelles.Denmark .SEES 8 ENS © SSSSSRENSS B SSSSSSSR [gs S858 = 8588 © S555 2 SSSSSSÈESE 8 2 BEER 8 855% 8 ®E \u2014 == 5 SES & SESÈSSS æ 116 ui 5 cents.Book rate.ditto.ditto.8 cents.Letter rate.ditto.ditto.Cannot be Book rate.ditto.Cannot be prepaid.Letter rate.3 cents.Letter rate.Book rate.Cannot be prepaid.Book rate.ditto.3 cents.8 \u201c êvuuss \u2018jusess > ° to.iss 2383 8858 88 8 es Hausse ent £88 se 8888 38 32832 8 8328 83 8833 Td ed *XUOLONUIA OHAFNÔ 28 à ses ss es 3888 Tor sass 1 pi Hong Kong.! India.0 Hayti.Gold Coast.Greece.Hamburg.Hanover .Larnaca .Tonian Isiands .Holland .Hesse .Hesse Homburg Lauenburg.COUNTRY, &C.Not exceeding } ounce.8 S 58888 9 82 9 335 Above } oz.and not exceeding 3 oz.Above oz.and not exceeding 4 oz.Above { oz.and not exceeding 1 oz.Above 1 oz.and not ex- ceeding 1} oz.For A LETTER.repaid.?ditto.92 Letter rate.Cannot be PER.For BACH NEwspaA- Not exceeding 2 ounces.2 ounces to 4 ounces.ES NSSES E ES E sed 4 ounces to 8 ounces.5522388 8 E88 83% 8 ounces to 1 pound.22u2sess 8 ss est 1 pound to 14 1b.bd pd pd = SSSESSES B® ed \u201cAUOLOMEIA 14 pound to à lbs.OHAHAÔ FoR A BOOK PACKET.TABLE No.2.\u2014Continued.POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA.cor \u2019 Mytelene .Monte Video .Nasau, Duchy of.Natal .New South Wales.New Zealand.Oldenburg .Papal States .A Penang .Poland.SES 8 N 2 ESS 5 88E 8 SRE S SENS SE 82385585 0ä25 8 =& 528 BERS IIR REE TERA 8S 1 16 1 44 ut 116 116 1 06 Letter rate.Cannot be prepaid.ditto, 5 cents, 8 cents.b cents.Cannot be prepaid ditto.Book rate.Letter rate.Cannot be prepaid.8 cents.5 cents.5 cents.Cannot be prepaid.Book rate.5 cents.Cannot be prepaid.5 cents.Cannot be prepai ditto.Book rate, Cannot b be prepai 8 cents.ot 88 8 SH8S SE @ = @ = REERRESS SES ESSNS = E S 5555 EL 955 5 SSS 5 555 5 SSSS 5 60 80 a 80 901 20 751 00 801 20 so 80 6 80 0 80 6 80 me 901 20 9 8 0 8 801 20 0) 80 901 20 &) 80 eo 80 60 80 eo 80 751 00 *XHOLOTYIa oHIIND 8er Scutari.dolstadt.Schwartzburg derhausen .Sere.ae.Son- urg Saxe Meinin Saxe W Saxon Saxe Cobour Schwartzb Samsoun.Salonica Schaumbur eimar.\u2026 gen.g Gotha Vs cree g Li Serdinia.1221000 Saxe Altenburg.ippe.COUNTRY, &C.BERRY 1B BEd Not exceep- ing } ounce.ESSES B Snes Above } oz.and not exceeding 4 oz.SEIT 5 Sss$ Above and not exceeding 3 oz.Above } oz.and not exceeding 1 oz, For A LETTER.20 29 68 68 [116 Above 1 oz.and not exceeding 14 oz.ditto.Book rate.ditto ditto.Cannot be tto tto tto, tto uy # FOR EACH NEWSPA- 5 Not exceeding 2 ounces.10 2 ounces to 4 ounces.SESSE 5 HESÉ 4 ounces to 8 ounces.885 5555 5 855$ 8 ounces to 1 pound.822 8838 a 22222 2 228% 2SSSE 8 8SSF \"AHOLOHYII For A BOOK PACKET.1 pound to 1} 1b, 1} pound to 4 2 Ibs.POSTAGE RATES FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS BEYOND SEA.TABLE No.2 .\u2014 Continued.OHEHND vor TA Sicilies, Two.29 58 87 |116 |1 45 Book rate.5#| 10 20 40 60! 80 Singapore.| 31 3 46 46 | 92 b cents.15 | 15 30 | 60 90| 80 Sierra Leone 23 4 46 M 8 cents.18 18 25 50 75100 Smyrna.21 42 8 84 1106 Book rate.5*1{ 10 20 40 60 80 Spain.85 58 70 |1 05 ditto.6 13 25 88 b0| 62 Surinam.3 23 46 46 92 Letter rate.Lietter rate.Sweden 42 42 84 81h a Canmore 610 2 4 el D Switzerland 19 38 57 76 9 Book rate.6% 10 20 40 60{ 80 Syria.21 42 63 84 1106 ditto.6% 10 20 40 60 80 Tasmanin 2 23 46 46 92 b cents.16 15 80 60 8001 20 Tehesme.40 4 80 80 1eof| Cannotbe |} 5 10 20 40 60 80 Tenedos.40 40 80 80 {160 ditto.b 10 20 40 60] 80 Trebizond .21 42 63 84 [105 Book rate.5 10 20 40 soi 80 Tultcha\u2026 | 21 42 63 84 1105 ditto.5 10 20 40 60| 80 Tunis in Europe 19 88 67 76 96 ditto.5#| 10 20 40 601 80 Turkey in Europe Cannot be (except, places| 2 2 8 68 [1 1611 Grenote |} 5 10 20 40 eo 80 Varna.2 42 63 84 (106 Book rate.5 10 20 40 601 80 Venezuela.35 3b 70 70 |1 40 | Letter rate.Lietter rate.Victoria.| 23 23 48 46 92.] 5 cents.15 15 80 60 901120 Wallachia .40 40 so 0 11 60 Cannot pe } 5 10 © % | so \u2018West Indies, British.28 23 48 46 92 5 cents.13 13 25 50 76/1 00 West Indies, Foreign (except places specified).23 23 46 46 92 Letter rate.Letter rate, Note.\u2014Upon Letters or Newspapers forwarded through the United States, for conveyance by the British Cunard line of Steamers, the United States Transit Rates must be collected in addition to the above Rates of Postage.These Transit Rates are:\u2014b cents per half ounce for Letters, and 2 cents eaçh for Newspapers.Ævok Paokets ae not forwarded by thie Cunard ve of Steamers.~:~ *AYHOLONHIG ONJHND GEr 426- QUEBEC DIRECTORY PRESENT CUSTOMS TARIFF, 1862.TABLE OF DUTIES OF CUSTOMS INWARDS.; Goods paying one hundred per cent.Gin; Cordials; Rum; Spirits and Strong Waters, including Spirits of Wine, and Alcohol, not being Whiskey, nor Brandy.Goods paying fifteen per cent.ad valorem, from and after the 1st July, 1862, and three cents per lb.specific.Sugar, refined, whether in loaves or lumps, candied, crushed, or in any other form ; White Bastard sugar, or other sugar equal to refined in quality.Confec~ tionery.Goods paying forty per cent.Cigars.Goods paying ten per cent.ad valorem from and after .1st July, 1862._ Sugar, being neither retined, nor White Bastarfl, nôr other sugar equal to refined in quality ;\u2014and 2 cents per Ib.specific., Molasses ;\u2014and 5 cents per gallon specific.Goods paying ten per cent ad valorem, from 1st Januory,.1862, to 31st December, 1862, both days inclusive, and 3 cents per lb.specific.: Goods paying five per cent.ad valorem, from end after : the 1st January, 1863, and 3 cents per Ib.specifie.Coffee, green.Goods paying fifteen per cent.ad valorem and 4 cents per lb.specific, from 9th June, 1862.Tea.Goods paying thirty per cent.- Ale, Beer, and Porter; Blacking ; Brandy; Coffee; ground or roasted (and 3 cents per lb.specific); Cin- ramon, Mace, and Nutmegs ; Spices, ground; Pepper, QUEBEC.DIRECTORY.427 Pimento, and Ginger, ground ; Patent Medicines and Medicinal preparations, not elsewhere specified; Snuff; Soap; Starch; Tobacco, manufactured.Packages containing goods paying ad valorem duties are chargeable with the same duty as the goods they contain\u2014unless such duty exceed 30 per cent., in which case the duty on packages containing them shall be 30 per cent.ad valorem.Goods paying twenty-five per cent.Manufactures of Leather, viz: Boots and Shoes, Harness and Saddlery; Clothing or wearing apparel made by hand or sewing machine.Goods paying fifteen per cent.Book, Map, and News-Printing Paper.Goods paying ten per cent.Anchors, 6 cwt.and under.Books\u2014School or other Books, printed in this province, (copies of which to be deposited with the Customs Branch of the Department of the Finance Minister,) are subject to a duty of 10 per cent, from 19th May, 1860.Brass in bars, rods, and sheets ; Brass or Copper Wire and Wire Cloth; Cameos and Mosaics, real or imitation, when set in gold, silver, and other metal; Canada Plates, Tinned Plates, Galvanized Iron and Sheet Iron; Copper, in bars, rods, bolis, or sheets ; Silk Twist for hats, boots and shoes ; Iron\u2014Bar, Rod, or Hoop, Nail and Spike Rod, Hoop or Tire for driving \u2018wheels of locomotives, bent and welded, Boiler Plate, Railroad Bars, Wrought Iron Chairs and Spikes, Rolled Plate, Wire; Jewellery and Watches; Lead in sheet; Maps, Charts and Atlasses ; Sails, ready made ; Spirits of Turpentine; Steel, wrought or cast; Cotton Candle Wick, Cotton Yarn, and Cotton Warp; White Lead, dry; Plaster of Paris, ground and calcined ; Hydraulic Cement, ground and calcined; Bed | Lead ; Litharge; Phosphorus; Medicinal Roots; Ene. 498 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.grevings and Prints; Straw, Tuscan, and Grass Fancy Plaite; Tin, granulated or-bar; Tubes and Piping, of copper, brass, or iron, when drawn ; Zino or Spelter, in sheet ; Locomotive and Engine Frames, cranks, crank axles, railway car and locomotive axies, piston rods, guide and slide bars, crank pins, connecting rods, steamboat and mill shafts, and cranks forged in the rough.\u2018 Goods paying twenty per cent.~All articles not hereinbefore enumerated as charged with an ad valorem duty, or hereinafter charged with a Specific duty, or declared free of duty, shall be chargeable with a duty of twenty per cent.on the value thereof, Goods paying Specific Duties.Whiskey of any strength, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes hydrometer, shall be chargeable with a duty of twenty-five cents per gallon, and so in proportion for amy greater strength, or less quantity than a gallon.LT - Oils, \u2014Kerosene, Coal, and Petroleum, distilled, purified, and refined, per wine gallon, ten cents.: 9 = Table of Free Goods.A Acids of every description, except Vinegar; Agris eultural Societies, \u2014Seeds of all kinds, farming utensils and implements of husbandry, when specially imported by, for the encouragement of agriculture; Aluw; Anatomical preparations ; Anechers, over 6 cwt.; Animals of all kinds; Antimony ; collections of Antiquities; Apparel, wearing, and other personal effects, and implements of husbandry (not merchandise), in actual use of persons coming to settle in the province, and aceom- panying the owner ; Apparel, wearing, of British sab- jects dying abroad; Argol; Arms for the Army or Névy and Indian nations, provided the duty otherwise payable thereon would be paid or borne by the Treasury of the United Kingdom, or of the Province ; Ash, Pot, QUEBEC DIRECTORY.429 Pearl, and Soda; Tanners\u2019 Bark; Bark, used solely in dyeing ; Barley, except Pot and Pearl; Barley Meal ;, Beans; Bean Meal; Bear and Bigg; Bear and Bigg Meal ; Berries, used solely in dyeing; Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, Devotional Books; Bleaching Powder; Bolting Cloths; Borax; Bookbinders\u2019 Tools and implements ; Books\u2014other than Reprints of British Copyrights, or Schoel and other books printed in the Province, as specified under head of 10 per cents.; Books, Maps and Charts, imported not as merchandise, but as the personal effects of persons arriving in Canada to become bonu fide residents of the Province; Bottles containing Wine, spirituous or fermented Liquors of Officers\u2019 Mess ; Brandy imported for do.; Bran and Shorts ; Brimstone ; Bristles ; Broom Corn; Buckwheat ; Buckwheat Meal ; Bulbs and Roots, other than medicinal ; Bullion; Burrstones, wrought or unwrought, but not bound up into Millstones; Butter; Coin and Bullion ; Cabinets of Coins; Cables\u2014Iron Chain, over ÿ of an inch diameter, Hemp, Grass; Carriages of Travellers, and Carriages employed in carrying Merchandise (Hawkers and Circus Troupes excepted) ; Casks, Ships\u2019 Water, in use ; Caoutchouc or Indian Rubber, and Gutta Percha, unmanufactured; Cemenfg marine: or hydraulic, unground; \u2014donations of clothing for gratuitous distribution by Charitable Societies ; Cheese ; Clothing for Army or Navy or Indian nations, or for gratuitous distribution by any charitable society ; Coal; Cochineal ; Coke; Commissariat Stores; Copperas; Corkwood, or the Bark of the Corkwood tree; Corn, Indian; Cotton and Flax waste ; Cotton Wool ; Cream of Tartar in Crystals ; Diamonds and Precious Stones; Drain Tiles for Agricultural purposes; Drugs used solely in dyeing; Dye Stuffs, viz.:\u2014Bark, Berries, Drugs, Nuts, Vegetables, Woods, and extract of Log- wood ; Earths, Clays, and Ochres, dry ; Eggs; Emery; Emery, Glass and Sand Paper ; Felt hat bodies and Hat Felt; Fire Brick ; Firewood ; Fish ; Fish Oil, in its crude 430 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.or natural state; products of, Fish unmanufactured ; Fishing Nets and Seines; Fish Hooks, Lines, and Fish Twines; Flax, Hemp and Tow, undressed; Flour; Fruits, green; Fruits, dried, the growth of the United States only, while the Reciprocity Treaty is in force ; Furs, Skins, Pelts or Tails, undressed, when imported directly from the United Kingdom or British North American Provinces or from the United States, while the Reciprocity Treaty is in force; Gems and Medals; Gold Beaters\u2019 Brim Moulds and Skins ; Gravels ; Grains\u2014 Barley and Rye; Beans and Peas; Bear and Bigg; Bran and Shorts ; Buckwheat ; Indian Corn; Oats; Wheat; Meal of above Grains; Grindstones, wrought or unwrought; Gums and Rosins, in a crude state; Gypsum or Plaster of Paris, ground or unground, but pot calcined ; Grease and Scraps; Hams; Hair\u2014 Angola, Goat, Thibet, Horse or Mobair, unmanufactured ; Hemp; Hides ; Horns; Household Furniture and Effects that have been in actual use for one month or more, of persons coming to settle in this Province, and in charge of the owner; Household Effects, personal, not merchandise,of subjects of Her Majesty,domiciled in Canada, but dying abroad ; Indigo; Models, or patterns of In- ventionsggand Improvements in the Arts,\u2014provided that no article shall be deemed a model which can be fitted up for use; Junk and Oakum; Lard; Lime, the produce of British North American Provinces only; models and patterns of Machinery,\u2014provided the same be not put to actual use ; Manilla grass; Manures of all kinds: Marble in blocks or slabs, unvolished ; Meats, fresh, smoked and salt;\u2014horses, cattle, carriages and harnesses of Menageries, subject to regulations by the Governor in Couneil ; Military Clothing for Her Majesty's troops or Militia; Military Stores gnd Materials for Military Clothing, imported for the use of the Provincial Militia, under such restrictions as may be passed by Governor in Council; Mosses and Sea Grass, for Dpholstery purposes ; Musical Instruments for Military QUEBEC DIRECTORY.431 Bands ; Nitre or Saltpetre ; Oakum ; Oils\u2014Cocoa-Nut, Pine and Palm, in their crude, unrectified or natural state ; Oil Cake or Linseed Cake ; Ordnance Stores ; Ores of all kinds of Metals; Osier or Willow, for Basket maker's use ; Packages of all kinds, in which goods are usually imported, except the following, viz.:\u2014 Spirit, Wine, Oil, Beer, Cider, and other casks for the containing of liquid, Baskets of every description, Trunks, Snuff Jars, Earthenware Jars, Glass Jars, Bottles, and Barrels containing Grain, Seeds, and Peas ; Pig Iron, Pig Lead, and Pig Copper; Pitch and Tar; Philosophical Instruments and Apparatus, Globes; Plants, Shrubs and Trees; Printing Ink and Printing Presses; Provisions for Army or N avy or Indian nations; Rags; Resin and Rosin; Rice; Sail Cloth; Sal Soda ;.Sal Ammoniac; Salt; Scrap Brass; Seeds, for Agricultural, Horticultural, or manufacturing purposes only; Ships\u2019 Blocks ; Binnacle Lamps; Bunting ; Canvas, Sail, Nos.1 to 6; Compasses ; Dead Eyes; Dead Lights; Deck Plugs; Shackles; Sheaves; Signal Lamps; Travelling Trucks; Cordage which upon importation shail have paid the duty of Customs, shall be entitled to Draw-back under the 8th Sec.22.Vict., ch, 76, when applied to shipbuilding purposes, and under such regulations as the Governor in Council may make; Ships\u2019 Water Casks in use; Silk Hat Felts; Soda Ash; Sago Flour; Specimens of Natural History, Mineralogy, or Botany ; Stone, unwrought ; Slate ; Steoreotype Blocks, for printing purposes ; Statues, busts and casts, of marble, bronze, alabaster or plaster of Paris, paintings and, drawings as world of Art, specimens of sculpture cabinets of coins, medals, gems, and all collections of antiquities ; Sulphur or Brimstone; Tin and Zinc or Spelter, in block or Pig; Tallow ; Teasels; Timber and Lumber of all kinds, round, hewed, sawed, unmanufac« tured in whole or in part; Tobacco, unmanufactured ; Tools and Implements of Trade of Handicraftsmen arriving in Canada, when accompanied into the Provinee 432 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.by the actual settler, and brought in by such settler for his own use and not for sale ; Treenails; Turpentine, other than Spirits of Turpentine; Type Metal, in blocks or pigs, Varnish, bright and black, for ship-buil- ders, other than Copal, Carriage, Shellac, Mastic or Japan ; Vegetables, not elsewhere specified ; Vehicles of Travellers, except those of Hawkers and Pedlars ; Water Lime, unground ; Wine, Spirits and fermented Liquors of all kinds, imported for Officers\u2019 Mess, and the packages containing the same ; Silver or plated ware, Glassware, Chinaware, Table Linen and Cigars imported specially by and for the use of any Regimental Mess of Officers, of Her Majesty's Army serving in Canada, under such regulations as may be determined by order in Council; Wood for hoops, when not notched; Woods of all kinds; Wool; All importations for the use of Her Majesty's Army and Navy serving in Canada, or for the public uses of the Province, are free only when the duty otherwise payable thereon would be paid or borne by the Treasury of the United Kingdom, or of this Province.Table of Prohibitions.The following articles are prohibited to be imported under a penalty of fifty pounds, together with the forfeiture of the parcel or package of Goods in which the same may be found :\u2014Books, drawings, paintings, and prints of an immoral or indecent character ; Coin, base or counterfeit.Books\u2014Foreign Reprints of Britialp Copyright Works, are subject to 124 per cent.duty, by Order in Council, under authority of 13 and 14 Vict., cap.6.PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS.Governor General \u2014His Excellency The Right Honorable Charles Stanley, Viscount Menclk, Baron QUEBEC\" DIRECTORY.- 432 Monck of Ballytrammon in the county of Wexford, Governor General of British North America, and Captain General and Governor-in-Chief of the Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the Island of Prince Edward, &c., &c.Dennis Godley, Governor General's Secretary ; Capt.Retallack, Military Secretary ; Lieut.H.R.Brand, Aide-de-Camp; Colonel Irvine, Provincial Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut-Col.Duchesnay, extra Provincial Aide-de-Camp.GovErNOR GENERAL'S SECRETARY'S OFrICE.\u2014Dennis Godley, Governor General's Secretary; Henry Cotton, Chief Clerk; John Kidd, Second Clerk ; Philip St.Hill, Office Keeper ; George Boxall and George Smith, messengers.EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.President of the Council and \u201c Minister of Emigration | Hon.T.D.McGee.Attorney General West.Hou.Jobn S.Macdonald.Attorney General East .Hon.Louis V.Sicotte.Commissioner Crown Lands.Hon.William McDougall.Commissioner Public Works, Hou.J.Ulric Tessier.Speaker Legislative Council.Hon.Sir A.McNab, Bart.Provincial Secretary.Hon.A.A.Dorion, Postmaster General .Hon.M.H.Foley.Minister of Finance.Hon.W.P.Howland.Minister of Agriculture.Hon.F.Evanturel.Receiver General.Hon.James Morris.Solicitor General West.Hon.Adam Wilson.Do East.Hon.J.J.C.Abbott.Officers.\u2014William H.Lee, Clerk of Executive Council; William A.Himsworth, Confidential Clerk ; Moore A.Higgins, F.Vallerand, Olivier C6té, Frederick H.Himsworth, Henry Alexander and Wm.Horace Lee, clerks ; Michael Naughten, doorkeeper; James Ryan, messenger; Charles Baker and William.E.Morgan, assistant messengers.Sener 5 \"x Provisour Secarmarrs Orrion.\u2014Hen:.À.A.Dorion, provincial secretary ; Etienne Parent, assistant secretary.east; Edmund A.Meredith, assistant secretary west; Thos.Ross, accountant of the contingencies and receiver of marriage license fees ; S.Têtu, W.H.Jones, G.S, Bertrand, and H.R.Glackmeyer, clerks (east) ; G.Powell, H.E.Steele, and C.J.Birch, elerks (west) ; J.Gow, office keeper ; J.Dow and J.N.Fradet, messengers.Provisoial Rramsrran's Osvice\u2014Provincial Registrar, the provincial secretary for the time being ; Wm.Kent, deputy provincial registrar; G.H.Lane, chief clerk ; Amable Bélanger, assistant clerk ; J.A, Bélanger, ard class clerk ; W.J.Goodeve, Louis R.Fortier, Charles Pane, sen., Robert A.Kent, L.A.Catellier, and Michael Lane, extra clerks; Maxime Valiquette, messenger.Reomivan GrnekaL's Orvicn\u2014Hon.James Mortis, receiver general ; T.D.Harrington, deputy do.; G.C.Reiffenstein, confidential clerk; T.C.Bramley, bookkeeper; Théo.Dufort, accountant; J.B.Stanton, warrant elerk ; Wm, Hedge, bank account clerk; J.F.Pel- lant, John H.Neeve and George Sherwood, clerks; L.F.Dufresne, municipal loan fund clerk : Chas, W.Shay, F.Lewis, and F.Hunter, accountants; F.L.Casault, messenger ; N.Casaylt, assistant messenger.: Orriox oP MIN:sTER OF FINancE.\u2014Hon.W.P.Howland, minister of Finance ; Jos.Cary, dep.inspector general ; Wm.Dickinson, acting dep.inspector general; N.Godard, provincial bookkeeper and chief clerk; John Drysdale, bookkeper; A.Cary, F.G.Scott, D.Mac- pherson, ©.J.Anderson, R.H.MacKay, R.W.Baxter, G.8.Lay, Patrick Ryan, clerks; David Ryan, housekeeper ; P.Pender, messenger, ._ Auditer's Branch.\u2014John Langton, auditor of public ~_ accountg; Thos, Cruse, book-keeper ;.T.D.Fims,-do.; \u201c%@ Cambie, registrar of free banks; Jas: Pastesson,\"Bd- QHEPRO: DERRCTORY 485 ward7C, Baubez;.Murzay.Jacvig, clerks.e.Sixmith, messenger.Cuatôme and Excise Branehr\u2014R.8; M.Bouchette, commissioner; Thos, Worthington, assist.commissioner of castems and excise ; J.W.Peachy, corresponding clerk ; J.R.Audy, clerk of seisures and forma; T.P.Robarts, statistical clerk; H.H.Duffil, P.E.Sheppard; G.A.Maillon, Dr.L.O'Brien, H.C.Hay, W.A Bell, check clerks; J.Walls, messenger.BUREAU oF AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS.\u2014Hon.F.Efventurel, minister of agriculture; \u2014\u2014 secretary; Bvelyn Campbell, 1st clérk and book- keeper 3 N.F: Laurent, 2nd and patent do.; A.J.Cambie, ard do.; J.A.Walsh, 4th do.; M.Fiset amd J.Johnstone, messengers.DEPARTMERT OF Puanio Worxs.\u2014Hou.U.J.Tessier, commissioner; Samuel Keefer, deputy commissioner; Toussaint.Trudeau, secretary.Engineering Branoh\u2014 Joha Page, chief engineer ; F; P.Rubidge; assistant engineer ; Pierre Gauvreau, architect; P.L.Gauvreau, amist.do.; H.A.Figsiault, archivist; Chas.McCarthy, draughtsman; John LeB.Ross; Thomas Munro, and James H, Rowan, agst.do.Financial Branch.\u2014J.Baïne, book-keeper and accountant; F.Hamel, and Gaspard Drolet, assistant do.; J.W.Harper, clerk and paymaster.Corresponding Branch.\u2014F.Braun, corresponding clerk ; J.F.N, Bonneville, Henry Jackson, J.R.Arnoldi, T.G.Ready and Geo.T.Pemberton, clerks; J.Walsh, & Fèrland; C.G.Verret, C.P.Pope, extra clerks ; Patrick Ounes, chief messenger ; Michael Walsh, H.- Potvin, and J, Délorier, assistant messengers.; Ramwar Dararçuant.\u2014Boord of Railway Commis- aoners.\u2014The hon.the inspeeter general, chairman: the bam.the postmaster general; the hon.the chief coms missioner of public works; the hon.the receiver gen- : eral; Samuel Keefer and the hon.H.H.Killaly, inspec- 436 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.tors of railways; A.De Grassi, assistant inspector; J.G.Vansittart, secretary.Croww Lans DEPARTUENT.\u2014Commissioner, hon.W.McDougall ; assistant do.Andrew Russeli; dep.surveyor general, Joseph Bouchette; accountant and cashier, Wm.Ford ; senior surveyor and draughtsman east, E.T.Fletcher; head of C.W.surveys, Thos.Devine; surveyors and draughtsmen, G.G.Dunlevie, J.W.Bridgland, E.Fox; draughtsmen, J.F.Bouchette,S.P.Bauset, E.E.Taché and H.F.Hayward.Woods and Forests Branch.\u2014Superintendent, P.M.Partridge.First class clerks : Thomas Hector, H.J.Jones, T.C.Tarbutt, W.F.Collins, F.T.Judah, E.A.Généreux, F.T.Roche, J.Alley, John Morpby, J.Toimie, T.Hammond, F.A.Hall, J.V.Gale.Second class clerks: W.F.Whitcher, V.E.Tessier, J.T.Cherrier, A.Kirk- wood, A.J.Taylor, F.D.Dugal, F.Chassé, L.A.Robitaille, D.A.Grant, J.J.Prendergast, G.B.Cooper, L.D.Lemoine, D.Fischer.Third class clerks: J.Innes, L.R.M.Fortier, T.Morkill, T.H.Derbishire.Extra draughtsmen, E.Cayley, A.Russell jr.Extra clerks; W.E.Collins, C.Makedie, F.Norton, T.M.Grant, G.Lindsay, G.Vanfelson, J.Nickinson, D.G.B.Ross, H.B.Dufort, L.Berthelot, À.J.Scott, W.Ebbs, J.Dickson, Office keeper; J.Bradshaw.Messengers, G.Fisher, P.Potvin, P.Cahill.Crown TimBer Acents.\u2014A.J.Russell, agent; Edw.Smith, asst., and collector of slide dues; C.S.McNutt, clerk ; Baron Van Koerber, draughtsman ; Richard Quinn, messenger, Ottawa.OC.E.Belle, agent, J.C.Coursolles, clerk, Montreal.J.F.Way, agent, J.A.Macinnes, clerk, Belleville.Alphonse Dubord, 7'hree Rivers; G.Duberger, Chicoutimi; Gerrard J.Nagle, St.Hyacinthe ; A.W.Powell, Windsor; Chas.Dawson, Fraserville; Chas.T.Dubé, Trois Pistoles; J.N.Verge, Carleton, (Baie des Chaleurs). QUEBEC DIRECTORY.437 BOARDS FOR THE BXAMINATION OF PROVINCIAL LAND BUR- VEYORS, Upper Canada Board.\u2014The hon.the commissioner of crown lands ex-officio; Jos.Bouchette, deputy surveyor general ; E.J.Chapman, Toronto; Sandford A.Fleming, Toronto; David Gibson, Township of York; Wm.Hawkins, Toronto; John Stoughton Dennis, Weston ; Thomas Devine, Quebec (crown lands department), F.F.Passmore, Toronto, provincial land surveyors; secretary, Charles Unwin, Toronto.Lower Canada Board.\u2014The hon.the commissioner of crown lands, ex-officio; Jos.Bouchette.dep.surveyor general ; Joseph Hamel, Quebec ; N.V.Le François, Ange Gardien ; Charles François Fournier, St.Jean Port Joli; Adolphe Larue, Quebec; Edward Taylor Fletcher, Charles P.F.Baillairgé, and F.W.Blaiklock, Quebec ; provincial land surveyors; secretary, A.Wallace, Qu- bec; examiner in geology and mineralogy, Sir W.E.Logan, &c.CROWN LAW DEPARTMENT.Attorney General, Upper Canada.Hon.J.S.Macdonald.\u201c \u201c Lower Canada.Hon.Ls.V.Sicotte.Solicitor General, Upper Canada.Hon.À.Wilson.\u201c \u201c Lower Canada.Bon.J.J.C.Abbott.Clerk of Department\u2014George Futvoyet Clerks; office of attorney gen.U.C., C.H.Barnard, M.Hayes, and Thomas H, Allen.8 8 L.C., Joseph A, Defoy.Messsengers : Patrick Lynch and John W.Gow.ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE.\u2014Lieut.~col.the hon.MA.de Salaberry, deputy adjut.-genl.L.C.; lieut, Col.Joho Nash, deputy adjut.-genl.U.C.; Robert Berry, chief clerk and accountant; C.Petitclair, W.R, Wright, J.Bte.Raymond, sir J.D.H.Hay, bart., F.X.Lambert, and C.H.O'Meara, clerks; H.Smeaton, office messenger. 438 QUEBEC 'DIRROTGRY \u201cInpvin DeparTuent \u2014Commissioner of crown\u2019 lands, superintendent general of Indian affairs; Wm.Spragg, 4ep- sup.; C.T.Walcot, accountant; Michael Turnor, chief clerk ; L.Vankoughnet, clerk ; W.R.Bartlett, visiting superintendent ; David Thorburn, do.; George Ironside, do.; Froom Talfourd, do.; J.T.Gilkison, aseist.commissioner and superintendent ; Francis: Aspi- ckenack, interpreter.GrnEraL Pest Orriop-\u2014Postmaster general, hon.M.H.Foley ; dep.postmaster genl.,Wm.H.Griffin ; accoun- \u2018tant, H.A.Wicksteed ; secretary, Wm.White ; cashier, John Ashworth; superintendent money order branch, Beter LeSueur.Clerks of the first class : R.M.Julyan, E.C.Hayden, J.T.McCuaig, R.Oliver, D.Lawson, H.S.Weatherley, Peter Holt, J.C.Stewart.Clerks of ithe 2nd class: J.Audette, John Brophy, C.R.McKenaie, Geo.J.Mason.Glerks of the 3rd class: J.Boyd, W.D.LeSueur, J.L.McMahon, E.H.Benjamin, Brinsley King, G.H.Hargrave, H.J.Garrett, G.H.Holt, H.W.Griffin, R.D.Barker; Clerks of the 4th class: W.Berry, T.J.Holloway, O.Fréchette, R.P.Davis, Jos.Wilson ; B.Sinclair, ocean mail service'bookkeeper.Post Office Ingpector stationed at Quebec, Wm.G.Sheppard ; assistant to Inspector, A.A.de Gaspé.EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT, CO.W.\u2014For the general adminigtration of the Grammar and Common Sghool Laws.Rev.Egerton Ryerson, D.D., LL.D.chief \u2018superintendent of education ; John Geo.Hodgins, L.L., dep.sup.; Alex.Marling, senior clerk and accountant; A.J.Williamson, clerk of correspondence ; F.J.Taylor, clerk of statisties ; Herbert Butterworth,-ass\u2019t clerk of statistics ; 8.(P.May, clerk of libraries; T.I.Ohurehill, depository salesman; John T.R.®Btinson, and Edward B.Cope, assistant clerks; 'C.Alderson, depository packer ; James More, messenger.Offices in té Normal Sahodl buildings, \u201cToronto.; ie.+ ST) QUEBEC DIRECTORY.439 Educational Muséum.~~Connected with this depart- tent is an educational museum, containing specimens of school apparatus and furniture ; a valuable collection of Italian, Dutch and Flemish oil paintings and statuary casts and busts.The museum is freely open- ned to the public.EpucaTionaL DErARTMENT, C.E.\u2014Hon.P.J.O.Chau- veau, chief superintendent of education ; Louis Giard, secretary ; À.Béchard, clerk of French correspondence and librarian ; John P.Phelan, clerk of English correspondence, and assistant editor of the Journal of Public Instruction ; Alexander Lusignan, clerk of statistics ; H.B.Ste.Marie, clerk of aecounts ; Jacques Laparre, first copying clerk and storekeeper; J.B.Lenoir, second copying clerk ; Paul Blouin, messenger.et QUEBEC BAR.~J.B.Parkin, bitonnier ; Hon.F.Lemieux, syndic; Facques Malouin, treasurer ; M.A.Plamondon, secretary.M.M.Chs.J.Holt, T.Fournier, P.Legaré, L.G.Baillairgé, T.Pope, C.Sectetan, jur, G.Talbot, H.G.Joly, council.+ QUEBEC EXCHANGE.L Managing Committee.\u2014W.H.Anderson, chairman; 5: D.Bell, H.J.Noad, D.D.Young, Hon.George emberton; Robert Shaw, secretary-treasurer; Wm.\u2018Lane, superintendent.QUEBEC LUMBER COVES: : Cap Rouge, Alexandria; Cap Rouge Pier & Wharf Co.Cap Rouge, G.W.Usborne; Dalhousie, Victoria, Ring's End, Safety Union, Bridgewater, H.Le Mesurier, jr., C.& J.Sharples & Co.; Sillery, Walker's; Point au v 140 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.Pizeau, Walkers; St.Michael's, Woodfeld Harbou?, Spencer, Wolfe's, L'Anse des Mères, Cape Diamond Harbour, Town Wharves, &c.&c.Dorchester Beach, Lane's New Waterford, H.N.Jones; Montmorenci, Windsor, Point Levi side ; Chapman\u2019s, do.; Hadlow, do.; Etchemin, do.; New Liverpool, Roberts & Co., - Point Levy side ; New Liverpool, Hamilton & Co., do.; St.Nicholas Mills, do.; St.Nicholas, Lamberts do.; Indian, A.Gilmour & Co., do; Indian, D.Patton's do.The above are given in their order from West to East.QUEBEC TURNPIKE ROADS.Under 20 Vict.Cap.25.Trustees for North Shore Road.\u2014J.E.Deblois, W.H.Lemoine, H.Gowen, John Sharples; J.Porter, secre- tary-treasurer.Trustees for South Shore\u2019 Road.\u2014C.Robertson, B.Guay, Geo.Lamontagne, Geo.Couture, P.Lagueux, Jjr.; L.P.Chaperon, secretary-treasurer, office Point Levy.\u2014\u2014 RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT ROUTES.The Grand Trunk Railway depot is situated at Point Levy, opposite Quebec.The Company\u2019s ferry boat plies on the arrival and departure of each train between the depot and the ferry landing in Champlain st.From Point Levy the line extends eastward to River du Loup en Bas, a distance of 120 miles.Westward the line extends to Sarnia, C.W., branching at Richmond to Portland, Maine; and connecting at different distances, with the Cobourg and Peterboro, the Great Western, the Buffalo and Lake Huron, the Ontario, Simcoe, and Lake Huron, the Androscoggin and Kennebec, the Kennebec and Portland, the Boston and Maine, the Ottawa and Prescott, the Champlain and St.Lawrence, and the Montreal and New York Railways.\u201c > - QUEBEC DIRECTORY.441 Trains leave Point Levy daily (Sundays excepted) at 4 p.m.for Rivière du Loup, and arrive there at 10 p.m.returning, leave Riviére du Loup at 5 a.m.and ærrive at Point Levy at 11 a.m ; to connect with the Express train west.The Richelieu Company's steamers leave at 4 o'clock daily (Sundays excepted) for Batiscan, distant 69 miles; Three Rivers, 90 miles; Sorel, 135 miles ; and Montreal, 180 miles.The Company\u2019s steamers from Montreal arrive daily between 7 and 8 a.m.A steamer runs tri-weekly to Platon, 36, and Port- neuf, 36 miles.Other Steamers ply between Quebec and Cacouna, the Saguenay, and Gaspé, Paspébiac and Pic- tou, touching at River du Loup en Bas, River Ouelle, Murray Bay, Dalhousie, Bathurst, Miramichiand Shediac, ~ and another runs to St.Nicholas, 15 miles.A ferry-steamer plies between Quebec and Point Levy, and also to the Island of Orleans, .REGISTRY OFFICE.Office, basement of Court House, St.Lewis road.Charles N.Montizambert, registrar; Olivier J.Cam- peau, deputy registrar ; J.A.Malouin, John Jones, clerks, RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.CHURCH SOCIETY (CHURCH OF ENGLAND).Patron.\u2014His Excellency The Right Honorable Charles Stanley, Viscount Monck, Governor General of British North America.President.\u2014The right rev.the Lord Bishop of Quebec.Vice-Presidents,.\u2014Hon, Chief Justice Bowen, hon.justice Meredith, hon.Henry Black, Q.C.,D.C.L., hon.Ed.Hale, sen., bon.Ed.Hale, jr., hon.George 'Pem- z2 442 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.berton, hon.W.Walker, hon.H.Smith, bon.W.Sheppard, rev.George Mackie, D.D,, rev.J.Hellmuth, DD, rev.§, 8.Wood, M.A., rev.the Principal of Bishop's College, rev.L.Doolittle, J.B.Forsyth, Bsq., R.Hamilton, Esq., H.8.Scott, Esq.; ; and such Chairmen of District associations as are Members of the Gorpora- tion Lay Committee.~Hon, W.Waller, shutrman ; hon.H, Black, J.8.Fry, H.8, Beott, H.Le \u2018Mesurier, M.Sheppard, G.Irvine, J.G.Clapham,Dr/W.BosweHN.H.Bowen, M.G.Mountain, FT, Worthington, W.Spragge, H.N.Jones, W.Petry.Finance Committee \u2014H.S.Beott, V.P.chairman; rev.A.W.Mountain, rev.G.V.Housman, rev.H.Roe, w.G.Wurtele, W.Spragge, H.'N.Jones, lieut.Ashe, RN.Honorary Counsel \u2014Hen.H.Black, Q.C., D.C 0 Auditors.\u2014M.Sheppard amd R.H.Smith.j i» Treasurer \u2014H.N.Jones.+ \u201c Secretary.\u2014Rev.H.J.Poetry.=, CONVENT OF THE URSULINEE.4 © Ji \"C8 *- Adélnide Plante, euperfar ; Dr.Ls.Landry, moikipal attendant ; rev.G.L.Lemoine, chaplain.LS ROH FRTHE ME _ FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.Matron.\u2014Miss Mary Winter.West wing of Finlay Asylum.© FINLAY ASYLUM FOR AGED AND INFIRM PERSONS, Corporation\u2014The Reutor and Churohwardens of ths Anglican Cathedral.The building is just completed and about to.he oecu- pied on the St.Foye road.Temporary pcepmmodation in St.John sub.GENERAL MILITARY BOSEITAL- .viene Be Lewis UR 3 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.443 HOPITAL GENERAL.Frangoise Gadbois, Bugerior; Drs.Painchatd and Baillargeon, medical attendants; Rev.M.Plante, chaplain.\u201c HOTEL DIEU.M.Sophronie DeLagrave, superior; Drs.Nault, Sewell, Frémont, Landry and Lemieux, medical attendants ; rev.M.Lemieux, chaplain.LADIES OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.Marie A.Angers, superior ; Dr.J.Landry, medical attendant; rev.Chs.F.Cazeau, chaplain., LAVAL NORMAL AND MODEL SCHOOL.ot Dauphine st.U.T.\u201cRev.J.Lengerin, principal ; F.X.Toussaint, Napo- 1éon Lacassé, Thibault, and E.Gagnon, professors of Normal school; Andrew \u2018Doyle, and J.Bte.Cloutier, teachers of Model school.MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.* Matron.\u2014Mrs.McAlister, east wing of Finlay Asylum.MARINE HOSPITAL.Francis E.Roy, M.D., house surgeon.\u2018Corner Hos- \u201cpital and Dorchester st.St.Rock sub.SISTERS OF CHARITY.V.Mallett, superior; Drs.Nault and Roy, medical attendants, and revs.P.Braun and Ed.Langevin, chaplains.ST.BRIGIDE ASYLUM.Corner Grand Allée and De Salaberry sts.St.Lowis sub.Rev.B.McGauran, president; John Lane, jun., 1st vice-president; Henry O'Connor, 2nd vice-president ; J.Lilly, treasurer ; Geôrige Néilän, secrétary ; J.O'Reilly, assistant secretary. 444 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.ST.JOSEPH HOSPICE.SOTERL he M.Métivier, superior.6 St.François st.U.T.LADIES OF THE CONGREGATION.Marguerite LeMoine, superior ; Dr.C.E.Lemieux, medical attendant.QUEBEC CITY MISSION.Officers.\u2014 William S.Sewell, president ; C.Wurtele, vice-president; W.A.Curry, secretary and treasurer.QUEBEC AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.Officers\u2014Jeffrey Hale, president; revs.John Cook, D.D., W.B.Clark, I.Hellmuth, D.D., David Marsh, L.Normandeau, H.D.Powis, E.W.Sewell, John Gemley, W.L.Thompson ; Messrs.J.G.Clapham, David Logie, John Musson, W.S.Sewell, C.Wurtele, vice-presidents ; William McLimont, treasurer ; William A.Curry, secretary ; J.T.Harrower, assistant secretary ; James Blyth, travelling agent; rev.D.Marsh, depository.QUEBEC AUXILIARY BOOK AND TRACT SOCIETY.Officers.\u2014C.Waurtele, president ; N.N.Ross, treasurer ; rev.D.Marsh, secretary.QUEBEC BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.Officers.\u2014Jean Bte.Fréchette, president ; Louis Bourget, vice-president; J.E.Bolduc, treasurer ; Che.Moizen, secretary.QUEBEC FRIENDLY SOCIETY.Officers.\u2014Olivier Vallerand, president; O.McAnally, vice-president ; G.Darveau, treasurer ; Chs.St.Michel, secretary.ST.PATRICK'S CATROLIC INSTITUTE.Hon.C.Alleyn, president; M.O'Leary, and James 3.Kelly, vice-presidents ; John O'Leary, treasurer; E.Foley, recording secretary ; T.M.Quigley, corresponding secretary ; G.Neilan, assistant recording secretary ; A.J.Dunn, assistant corresponding secretary. QUEBNG- DIRECTORY, 445 WORKMEN®S BENEVOLENT SOCIETE:.: >: 1 TL ° Officers\u2014F.St.Michel, president ; F.Jobin, vice-pre- sident ; J.Vézina, treasurer ; Charles Langlois, secretary; F.Béland, assistant secretary.SEIZURE.+ - # : Articles, exempted by 23d Victoria, ch.25.1st.\u2014Bed and bedding and bedsteads in opdinaryuge bj the debtor and his family.2nd.\u2014Necessary and ordinary wearing apparel of debtor and his family.3rd.\u2014One stove and pipes, 1 crane and appendages, 1 pair of andirons, 1 set cooking utensils, 1 pair tongs and shovel, 1 table, 6 chairs, 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 plates, 6 teacups, 6 saucers, 1 sugar basin, 1 milk jug, 1 teapot, 6 spoons, all spinning wheels and weaving lodms in domestic use, 10 volumes of books,[1 axe, 1 aaw, 1 gun, 6 trays and fishing net seines in use.4th.\u2014All necessary fuel, meat, fish, flour, and vegetables, actually provided for family use, sufficient for 30 days, and not worth more than $40.\u201c 5th.\u20141 cow, 4 sheep, 2 hogs, and food therefor fo 39 days.6th.\u2014Tools and implements of, or chattels ordinarily, used in the debtor's occupation, to the value of $60.1.\u2014Nothing shall exempt from seizure in satisfaction of debt contracted for such identical chattel of any articles in Nos.3, 4, 6 and 6.\u2019 2.\u2014The debtor may select.4 + \u2014 = SUPERINTENDENT OF FISHERIES.For Lower Canada \u2014Rächeird.Nettle, 4 St.Ursule st.Upper Towù: \u2018 Ch eat.200 à.ES L VT] QUENEY DER EOTSKY.ST.LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE, DOUK, - AND WHARFAGE COMPANY, Office, Shaw's Buildings, Mountain hill, Quebec.George Beswick, Quebec, president and managing director.Henry Chapman, Montteal ; Hèn.P.Lemieux, M.P.P., Quebec ; Edward Berry, Kingston, C.W., directors.James Patton, jun, buperiniendent ; \u201cThos.À Chap- men, gocretary, \u2014_\u2014 2 TARIFF OF WHARFAGE.vous under 60 Tons,.semeee 28.6d.per any.4 from 60 to 100 Tous, .bs.0d.: \u201c \u201c 100t0200 # \u2026.u.Ts.6d % mi # 200to300 #6 Le.108,00, Ÿ And every additional 100 Tons,.288d.© ; Tor all goods landed or shipped, 8d.pef ton.©.\"10 brls.flour will be considered a ton.For use of Crane, 2s.6d.per day.Ca ¥or every Auction held on wharf, 35s.~.iB.~~Coals and other Goods landed oh thé it must be taken away as they are put on shore.=o KE.20 Lust.- ES.- FE Tavern Licenses be Spirituous Liquors, in the city £10 5 0 Do do (Ah parishes.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.,0 \u2026 810 0 Do do \u2014inincorporntedtowns.915 0 Do: ::do beer, wine, &c.4#'15 0 =~ Do\u2018: do Shop (spirituous liquors + _ ae by retail) three half pints 5 5.0 - Do d on steamers plying within < Le \u2019 1:00 the 6 city Hinite ave.i.i 16 5; 0 Do do do.do without.siilict-c § 40:50 QUNSYO DIRESTORY.447 Licenses for Billiard Table vc.evesones 13 15 0 \u201cDo do Ferry.s\u2026vesvc00 (1 0 0 Do \u201c\u2019do Distillérÿ.10 0 0 .Do do .Brewery.cere : 27H 0 wie Do + Auction .\u2026.\u2026000000csvesas 5 500 \u201cDo Pedlars.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.vee 2 5-0 Duty on Whisky, 6 cents per gallon.Do Ale, 1 do do.\u201c The annual issue of Licenses will commence, as ususl, on the 1st May,\u2014the old licenses expiring on the 30th April.Those who are in possession of certificates for Tavern Licenses in the country, or of permits from the City Clerk, in the city, will have the right, on making application to this office, and on paying the above taxes, to their licenses as heretofore, Those who make application for Shop Licenses will be required as heretofore to produce a certificate from the City Treasurer for £2 road tax.In all cases, the above provincial tax will be exigible apart from the impost or tax imposed by the loeal or County Couneils.Persons infringing the law are liable toa fine of $50, or to an imprisonment of 3 to 6 months in the Common Gaol of the district.Revenue Inspectors Office, No.6 St.Peter Street, L.T.++ 4 TRINITY HOUSE.27 St.Peter st.Lower Town.James Gillespie, master ; R.I.Alleyn, deputy master : H.Burstall, F.Gourdeau, sen., superintendent of pilots ; H.:Gowen, V.Têtu, F.Buteau, H.N.Jones, wardens; J.D.Armstrong, harbour master; J.Smith, jr., su- \u2018pex.of pilots; A.Lemoine, treasurer; E.B.Lindsay, clerk ; B.Simon, aljss Lafleur, bailiff. 448 QUEBEC DIRECTORY.WATER WORKS OFFICE.Hugh O'Donnell, acting manager, St.Ursule and St.Lewis sts.U.T.: Oi ball, corner "]