Cherrier's directory of Quebec and Levis for the year ending... : containing an alphabetical directory of the citizens and a street directory with general classified business directory..., 1 janvier 1878, Miscellaneous directory

[" MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.The Queen and Royal Family.THE QUEEN.\u2014Vicroria, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &c., Queen, Defender of the Faith, Empress of India, (in India, Shri Shri, Rini Victoriæ, Kaiser-i-Hind.) Her Majesty was born at Kensington Palace, May 24, 1819; succeeded to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle King William IV ; was crowned June 28, 1838 ; and married February 10, 1840 to His late Royal Highness Fraucis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel, Prince Consort, Duke of Saxony, Prince of Cobourg and Gotha, who was born August 26, 1819 ; died, 4th December, 1861.Her Majesty is the only child of his late Royal Highness Edward, Dike of Kent, son of King George III.The children of Her Majesty are :\u2014 Her Royal Highness Victoria-Adelaïde-Mary Louisa, Princess Royal of England and Prussia, horn Nov.21, 1840, and married to his Royal Highness Frederick-William, Crown Prince of Germany, Jan.25, 1858, and has had issue Frederick-William-Victor-Atbert, born Jany.27, 1859; Victoria-Elizabeth-Augusta-Char- lotte, born July 24, 1860; Albert-Wilhelm- Heinrich, born August 14, 1862; Francis- Frederick-Sigismund, born September 15, 1864, (died June 18, 1866) ; Fredericka-Wilhelmina- Amelia-Victoria, born April 12, 1866 ; Joachim- Frederick-Ernest-Waldemar, born February 10, 1868 ; Sophia-Dorothea-Ulrike-Alice, born June 14, 1870; John, &c., born April, 1871, died on Good Friday, 1871; and Margaret- Beatrice-Feodora, born April 22, 1872.His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, born Nov.9.1841; married, March 10, 1863, Alexandra of Denmark, (Princess of Wales), born Dec.1, 1844, and has issue Prince Albert Victor, born Jan.8, 1864, George Frederick Ernest Albert, born June 3, 1865, Louisa Victoria Al»xandra Dagmar, born Feb, 20, 1867, Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary, born July 6, 1868; Maude Charlotte Mary Victoria, born Nov.26, 1869, and a son born April 6, 1871, who died the following day.Her Royal Highness Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843 ; married to H.R.H.Prince Frederick Louis of Hesse, July 1, 1862, and has issae five daughters and two sons : second son killed by accident, May 1873.His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert.Duke of Edinburgh, born Aug.6, 1844 ; married the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, Jan.23, 1874; has issue a son, Alfrel Alexander Ernest, born Nov.17, 1874, and two daughters.Her Roya! Highness Hc:lena Augusta Vie- toria, born May 25, 1846 ; married to his Royal Highness Prince Fr-derick Christian Charles Augustus of Schleswig-Holst in-Sonderburg- Augustenburg, July 5, 1866, and has issue two sons and two daughters.Her Roya/ Highness Louisa Carolina Alberta, born March 18, 1843; married to the Marquis of Lorne, eldest son of the Duke of Argyll, March 21, 1871.No issue.His Royal Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May 1, 1850; created Earl of Sussex and Duke of Connaught, May 24, 1874.His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert, born April 7, 1853.Her Royal Highness Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodora, born April !4, 1857.George Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus, K.G., Duke of Cumberland, cousin to her Majesty, born May 27, 1819 ; married Princess Frederica of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and has issue & son and two daughters, George Frederick William Charles, K.G., Duke of Cambridge, cousin to Her Majesty, born March 26, 1819.Augusta Wilhelmina Louisa, Duchess of Cambridge.niece of the Landgrave of Hesse and aunt to Her Maje-ty, born July 25, 1797; married May 7, 1818, the late Duke of Cambridge.Augusta Caroline Charlotte Elizabeth Mary Sophia Louisa, daughter of the late Duke of Cambridge and cousin to Her Majesty, born July 19, 1822; married June 28, 1843, 1o Frederick, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and hasissue a son.Mary Adelaide Wilhelmina Elizabeth, daughter of the Jate Duke of Cambridge and cousin to her Majesty, born Nov.27, 1833, married Prince Teck, June 12, 1866, has issue two sons and two daughters. Miscellanedis [48] Directory.CHILDREN\u2019S CARMINATIVE CORDIAL, for Teething Pains, Restlessness, and Colic.(Approuved by all Midwives and Nurses.) Can be had at all Chemists, DOMINION OF CANADA.SEAT OF GOVERNMENT-\u2014OTTAWA.GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA, AIDES-DE- Camp, &c.\u2014His Excellency the Right Honorable Sir Frederick Temple Hamilton Black- wood, Earl of Dufferin, Viscount and Baron Clandeboye, of Clandeboye, in the County Down, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Baron Dufferin and Clandeboye of Ballyleidy and Killeleagh, in the County Down, in the Peerage of Ireland and a Baronet, one of Her Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council, Knight of the Most Illustrious Order of St.Patrick, and Knight Grand Cross of the most distinguished order of St.Michael and St.George, Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada and Vice-Admiral of the same, &c.&c.Government house, Ottawa Staff : Lieut.-Colonel The Hon.E.G.P.Littleton, Grenadier Guards, Governor-Gener- al's Secretary, and Military Secretary; Walter Baker, Private Secretary.Aide-de-Camp ; Lieut.¥.R.Hamilton, H.M.9th Regt.Foot, Aide-de-Camp ; Lieut.- Col.Hewitt Bernard, Lieut.Col.F Cumberland, and Capt.G.R.Langton, Provincial Aides-de-Camp.Depuly Governors lo sign Money Warrants : Wm.A.Himsworth, Clerk of the Privy Council, and E.A.Meredith, LL.D., Deputy Minister of the Interior.Privy Council.HON.E.BLAKE, PRESIDENT.Min.of P.W°s.(Premier)Hon.A.Mackenzie.Min.of Just.& Atty-G.Hon.T.A.R Laflamme.Minister of Militia.Hon.A.G.Jones.Minister of Customs.Hon.Isaac Burpee.Minister of M.& Fish.Hon.Albert J.Smith.Postmaster-General .Hon, L.S.Huntingdon.Receiver-General .Hon.Thomas Coffin.Minister of Interior.Hon.David Mills.Minister of Finance.Hon.R.J.Cartwright, Minister of Agriculture.Hon.G.À.P.Pelletier, Secretary of State.Hon.Rich\u2019d W.Scott.Minister of Inl.Reven.Hon.W.Laurier.Members of Council not in the Cabinet.The Right Hon.Sir J.A.Macdonald, K.C.B.The Hon.8.L.Tilley, C.B., Lt.-Gov.of N.B.\u201c Sir A.T.Galt, K.C.M.G.\u201c William McDougall, GC.B.\u2018 W.P.Howland, C.B.\u201c A.G.Archibald, C.M.G., Lt.-Gov.of Nova Scotia.\u201c Peter Mitchell \u201c Alexander Campbell \u201c J C.Chapais \u201c H.L.Langevin, C.B.\u201c Sir Edward Kenny, Kt, \u201c Sir John Rose, Bart, K.C.M.G.\u201c Sir Francis Hincks, G.B., K.C.M.G.\u2018 Christopher Dunkin \u201c J E.Cauchon, Lt.-Gov.of Manitoba 6 James C.Aikens \u201c Charles Tupper, C.B.« John Henry Pope \u201c John O'Connor \u201c Théodore Robitaille \u201c Thomas N.Gibbs \u201c Hugh McDonald \u201c A.A.Dkrion \u201c David Christie « W.Ross \u201c F.Geoffrion \u201c D.Laird, Lt.-Gov N.W.Territories \u201c D.A.Macdonald, Lt.-Gov.of Ontario \u201c T.Fournier Privy Council Office.(Easr BLock.) Officers and Clerks Servants.Wm.A.Himsworth, clerk of the P\u2019y.Council Joseph O.Coté, ass't.clerk of the P'y.Council Commissioner per Dedimus Potestatem.Wm.A.Himsworth, J.P., clerk of the Privy Council.THE RAILWAY COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.Hon.A.Mackenzie, Minister of Public Works Hon.A.J.Smith, min, of Marine & Fisheries Hon.C.A.P.Pelletier, Minister of Agriculture Hon.T.A.R.Laflamme, Minister of Justice Hon.R.W.Scott, Secretary of State THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE INTERNAL ECONOMY OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.Hon.A.Mackenzie, Minister of Public Works Hon.1saac Burpee, Minister of Customs Hon.Thomas Coftin, Receiver-General Hon.W.Laurier, Minister of Inland Revenue Miscell :neous [49] Directory.Treasury Boarp.\u2014 Minister of Finance, Minister of Customs, Minister of Inland Revenue, and Receiver General.The Senate.Has 77 members, being 24 for Ontario and 24 for Quebec, 10 for Nova Scotia, 10 for New Brunswick, 4 for Prince Edward Island, 3 for British Columbia, and 2 for Manitoba.Robert LeMoine, Glerk of the Parliaments.THE HON.DAVID CHRISTIE, SPEAKER, ONTARIO.SENATORS.P.0.ADDRESS.Tag HoNoORABLE : Aikens, James C .Toronto Alexander, George.Woodstock Allan, George W.Toronto Benson, James Rae.SL.Catharines Brown, George.Toronto Campbell, Alexander.Toronto Christie, David.Paris Dickson, Walter H.Niagara Flint, Billa.Hamilton, John Hope, Adam.Leonard, Elijah.Macpherson, David L.Toronto McDonald, Donald.Toronto McMaster, Wm.Toronto Read, Robert.Reesor, David .Scott, Richard W.Seymour, Benjamin.Shaw, James.Simpson, John.Skead, James.- Smith, Frank.ce.Vidal Alexander .QUEBEC.Tre HONORABLE : Armand, Joseph .Rividre-des-Prairies Baillargeon, Pierre.Quebec Bellerose, Joseph H.St.Vincent de Paul Bureau, Jacques O.St.Rémi Chaffers, Wm.H.St.Césaire Chapais, Jean Charles.St.Denis, Kamouraska Chinic, Eugéne.Quebec Cochrane, Matthew H.Compton Cormier, Charles.Plessisville Dumouchel, Léandre.St.Benoit Fabre, Hector.Quebec Ferrier, James.Montreal Guevremont, Jean B.Sorel Hamilton, John.Hawkesbury Lacoste, Louis.Boucherville Piquet, Ans.Hombre.St.Cuthbert Pelletier, C.A.P.Quebec Penny, Edward Goff.Montreal Pozer, Christian H .St.George, Beauce Price, David E.Quebec Ryan, Thomas.Montreal DEVINS' VEGETABLE WORM PASTILLES The great antidote for Worms in Children or Adults.CAN BE HAD AT ALL CHEMISTS.Stevens, Gardner G.Waterloo Trude], F.X.A.Montreal Thibaudeau J .Montreal Tue Senate Orrices (East Half Centre Block) Chief Officers and Clerks : Robert LeMoine, clerk, master in chancery, cashier and accountant ; Fennings Taylor, deputy clerk, clerk assistant and master in chancery: E.L.Montizambert, law clerk, clerk of committees and English translator.\u2018CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.{Centra Brock.) Alfred Patrick, clerk of the House; H.Hart- ney, deputy clerk and accountant ; E.U, Piché, clerk assistant ; J.G.Bourinot, second clerk assistant ; G.W.Wicksteed, law clerk ; W.Wilsqg, assistant law clerk and English translator : T.G.Coursolles, assistant law clerk and French translator ; L.O.David, translator J of votes, proceedings and journals ; F.Bayes, R.J.Wicksteed, assistant English translators; J.F.Gingras, J.Tassé, J.A.Genand, A.Fre- chette, and L.Laframboise, assistant French translators; J.Stansfield, assistant accountant.Tue Library OF ParLIAMENT.\u2014The Library was constituted a separate department of the publie service by the Act 34 Vic., ch.21.The officers are appointed by the Crown, and are responsible to the Speakers of the Senate and House of Commons, assisted by a joint commiltes of both Houses, sessionably appointed.A.Todd, librarian ; A.J.Lajoie, assistant librarian.Government Offices.DEPARTMENTAL BUILDING.(Esteax Brock) GOVERNOR GENERAL'S SECRETARY'S OFFICE.\u2014 Lieut.-Col.the Honble E.G.P.Littleton, Governor\u2019s secretary ; J.Kidd, chief clerk ; St.L.A.Herbert, C.J.Jones, W.Campbell, | clerks ; G.Smith, messenger; C.Stroulger, 1 orderly.DeparTuEN?OF PuBLic Works.\u2014Hon.Alex.McKenzie, Minister of Public Works; T.Trudeau, Deputy Minister of Public Works ; W.Buckingham, Minister's Secretary.FINANCE DEPARTMENT \u2014Hon.R.J.Cartwright, Minister of Finance; J.Langton, Deputy Minister and Auditor General. Miscellaneous [50] Directory.LUBY'\u2019S Parisian Hair Renewer Will restore Gray Hair to its natural color.Can be had at all Chemists.Hon.John Simpson.assistant auditor; N.Godard and T.Ross, chief clerks.DeparTMENT OF JusTice.\u2014Hon.T.A.R.Laflamme, Minister of Justice; Z.A.Lash, deputy minister of Justice; H.Kinloch, A.Power, G.L.B.Fraser, John R.Hall, J.Leslie, F.J.Falding, E Y.Steele, clerks ; H.Kinloch, minister\u2019s secretary ; P.Lynch, F.Curran, R.Mackay, messeng: rs.Customs DeparTMENT.\u2014Hon, Isaac Burpee, Minister of Customs ; Jas.Johnson, Commissioner of Customs; J.W.Peachy, chief clerk.DepARTMENT OF INLAND Revenve.\u2014Hon, W.Laurier, Minister of (nland Revenue; A.Brunel, commissioner ; E.Mial, jun., assistant commissioner.DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.\u2014Hon.David Mills, Minister of Interior and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs; E.A.Meredith, LL.D., Deputy Minister of Interior; A.M.Burgess, private secretary; Wm.Howe, clerk.DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.\u2014 Hon.R.W.Scott, Secretary of State; E.J.Langevin, Under Secretary of State.Receiver GENERAL\u2019S DEPARTMENT.\u2014 Hon.Thos.Coffin, Receiver General ; T.D.Haring- ton, Deputy Receiver General ; T.C.Bramley, bookkeeper.DEPARTMENT \u2018OF MiLiTiA anD DEFENCE\u2014 [Western Block]\u2014Hon.W, B Vail, Minister of Militia and Defence ; Lieut.-Col.Hon.C.Bugène i anet, Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence; Sir Edward Selby Smyth, K.C.M.G., commanding the militia of the Dominion of Canada ; Colonel Walker Powell, Adjutant- General of militia.Corresponding Branch.\u2014B.Sulte, J.R.E.Chapleau, H.D.J.Lang, clerks.DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES \u2014The Hon.Albert J.Smith, Minister; William Smith, Deputy Minister; W.F.Whitcher, Commissioner of Fisheries ; chief clerk.Post Orrice DeparTMENT.\u2014Hon.L.8.Hun- tingdon, Post-master General ; W.H.Griffin, Deputy Post-master General, Secretary's Branch.\u2014Lieut.-Col.W.White, Secretary ; W.D.LeSueur, H.8.Weatherly, chief clerks.John Hardie, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.\u2014Hon.G.A.P.Pelletier, Minister of Agriculture ; J.C.Taché, deputy ; John Lowe, secretary.ptinister!s Private Secretary and Clerk.\u2014E.tu.SEAT OF GOVERNMENT\u2014QUEBEC, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.\u2014Hon.Luc Letellter de St.Just ; Fred.E.Gautier, Aide-de-Camp and private secretary ; Geo.Workman, chief messenger, Executive Council \u2014Hon.H.G.Joly, Premier, and Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Works ; hon.D.A.Boss, Attorney General ; hon.P.Bachand, Treasurer ; hon.F.G.Marchand, Provincial Secretary and Registrar : hon.H.Starnes, Speaker Legislative Council and President of the Railway Committee of the Executive Council , hon, Frs.Langelier, Commissioner of Crown Lands; hon.Alex.Chauveau, Solicitor General.Officers.\u2014F.Fortier, Clerk of the Executive Council ; G.Grenier, clerk ; Olivier Vallée, messenger; Wilbrod Dubé, housekeeper.Legislative Council.Hon.H.STARNES, Speaker.NAMES.DIVISIONS.Hon.Louis Archambault.Repentigny 1 \u2014 La Durantaye Jean Louis Beaudry.Alma \u20ac.B.de Boucherville.Montarville George Bryson.Inkermann Elizée Dionne-.Grandville Pierre E.Dostaler.Lanauditre James Ferrer.i Jean Elie Gingras.Laurentides Joseph Gaudet.John Hearn.bribe rr oe.} Rougemont Félix H.Lemaire.Mille Isles A.R.C.de Lery.Lauzon Louis Panel.Lasalle J.-Bte.G.Proulx.La Vallière E.Prud\u2019hommes.Rigaud « John Jones Ross.Chaouinigane «+ Pierre Euclide Roy.Sorel « Thomas Savage.Golfe #0 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Salaberry « Thomas Wood.Bedford W.H.Webb.Wellington Miscellaneous [31] Directory.Officers of the Legislative Council.\u2014G.B.Do Boucherville, clerk, master in chancery, and accountant; Pierre Legare, first assistant clerk, master in chancery and assistant accountant ; Thomas W.Lloyd, second assistent clerk, clerk of ihe english journals and english translator ; Isaïe A.Jodnin, chief clerk of the offices and committees, and translator; N.Le- gendrs, clerk of french journals; N.Faucher, jun, clerk private bills and of special committees and petilions, translator and copying clerk ; L.E.Frenette, permanent clerk ; Sam, Staunton Halt, gentleman usher of the Black rod; T.E.Roy, sergeant-at-arms; F.X.Brault, chief messenger ; François Blais, Ferdinand Derouin, Elzéar Papillon and Th, Chaï- tier, messengers.Legislative Assembly: TIONORABLE, \u2014\u2014 Speaker.(Not elected at time of publication.) SEE ADDENDA.Officers of the Legislative Assembly.\u2014Guorge Manly Muir, clerk of the House; Etienne Simard, assistant do., Gédéon LaRoque, ser- geant-at-arms ; [.Simoneau, accountant ; A; E.Demers, chief office clerk, disttibutor of slationdry and superintendent of supernumeraries; T Pren-ergast, copyist; J.B.Duggan, do., J.L.Blanchet, deputy sergeant-at-arms and clerk of routine and records ; Gharies P; Lindsay, chief committee clerk ; Ed.Demers; first assistant do ; Cy.Petitgrew, secqgnd do ; Ed.LeMoine, clerk of private bill committee ; Ed.S.Belleau, assistant do ; Crawford Lindsay, chief English translator; P.J.Curran, assistant do; A.N.Montpetit, chief French translator ; I.Buteau Turcotte, assistant do ; Benoit Marquette, French translator of votes and proceedings ; O.C.DeLachevrotière, clerk of French journals ; Louis Fortier, assistant do ; Paul Ernest Smith, deputy clerk, and clerk of English journals ; Joseph Whyddon, English assistant do; Léon P.Lemay, librarian \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014assistant do ; J, B.Monier, speaker\u2019s secretary ; Z.Duhamel, postmaster ; F.X.Gagnon, assistant do ; Olivier Robitaille, chief messenger ; Alfred Pelletier, speaker\u2019s messenger ; Siméon Gagné, clerk\u2019s messenger; dward Littlejohn, E.Gauvreau, Jacques Morin, Fugène Balzarettiand Robert Angers, messengers ; Joseph Trudel, librarian messenger.Luw Cle k of the Legislature \u2014A.Ÿ.Marsan, law clerk ; Charles A.Parisault, Glerk ; Jos.Roy, messenger.QUEEN'S PRINTER'S OFFICE.Djficers \u2014Charles F.Langlois, Queen's printer ; Charles Pageau, French translator and book-keeper ; Thomas J.Molony, English translator ; E.Trudel, copying clerk, J.N.Bourel, messenger.Phospho-Nutritine a dietetic preparation, supplyingan important deficiency in the ordinary food of Invalids and Children.CAN be HAD at all CHEMISTS.Public Departments.Secrelary's Office.\u2014Hon.F.G, Marchand, Provincial Secretary ; P.J.Joliçœur, assistant secretary © George Olivier I.Campeau, accountaut ; W, Colfer, first clerk and clerk of the English correspondence ;: J.Q.Laurin, E.J Duchesnay, T.T.Nesbitt, and Thomas Normandin, clerks ; Paul Blouin, messenger and house-keeper; Frs Forget, messenger.Quebec Government School of Navigation.\u2014 William G Seaton, professor ; School Room, Parliament Building.For further information apply to Provincial Secretary.; Provincial Registrar's Department \u2014Hon, F.G.Marchand, provincial registrar and P.J.Joliceeur, joint deputv registrar ; A.Bélanger, first clerk ; Etienne Poitras, clerk ; Jean La- bréque, messenger Department of Public Instruction \u2014Hon.G.Outmet, superintendent of Public Instruction ; Dr.Louis Giard, catholic secretary to the department ; H H.Miles, protestant secretary ; Oscar Dunn, clerk of French correspondence, assistant editor of the Journal de l'Ins.* truction Publique, and librarian ; Devisme, assistant French corr.clerk ; L.J.Prégen, assistant ; J.H.Richardson, accoüntant ; À.Thomas, first assistant ; L.Lefebvre, second assistant ; P.Prevost, copying clerk and store kéeper ; J.Bittner and A.Doré, messengers.Department of the Law officers of the Crown.\u2014 Hon.D.A.Ross, attorney general ; Hon.A.Chauveau, sollicitor gen.; Jos.A.Defoy, asst.to the Law Officers of the Crown ; Gustave Ouimet, clerk ; lsaie Véronneau, messenger.Treasurer\u2019s Office \u2014Hon.P.Bachand, provincial treasurer ; Gaspard Drolet, provincial auditor ; H.T.Machin, assistant provincial treasurér ; Henry Hemming and Frank D.Tims, book-keepers ; T.R.Nelson, judicial deposits clerk ; Arthur N.Giard, Stanley H.Holt, Jos.E.Marmette, J.T.Harrower, Arthur Evanturel, T.A.Poston and T, C.Waugh, clerks ; H.Hughes.office keeper and messen> ger; G.Trudel and H.Heath, messengers.Department of Crown Lands.\u2014~Hon.Frs.Langelier, commissioner ; E.& Taché, assise tant commissioner ; \u2014_ deputy surveyor general : John V.Gale, accountant and cashier ; E.T.l'Istcher, surveyor and draughtsman and inspector of surveys ; G.G.Dunlevie, Jules Taché, P.M.A.Genest and C.E.Gau- vin, surveyors and draughtsmen ; clerk in charge ; Alfred Paré, superintendent of Woods and Forests ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 registrar of department ; L.D.LeMoine, L.L.Rivard, clerks in charge ; F.Chassé, T.Morkill, W.\u2014_\u2014 Miscellaneous [52] Directory.PHILLIPS\u2019 PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHO- Nutritine, tasteless, digestive and nutritious, is miscible with and taken in water.Can be had at all Chemists._\u2014\u2014mm E.Collins, D.C.MacKedie, L.Berthelot, J.N.Proulx, Victor Derome, I.E.Lepage, Samuel Rinfret and T.P.Morin, clerks ; Joseph Caron, office keeper; C.Dumontier, messenger.Department of Marine and Fisheries.\u2014Que- bec agoncy\u2014Old Custom House, Champlain 1-103, Officers\u2014I.U.Gregory, agent ; E.E.Bu- teau, clerk ; L.A.Blanchet, accountant ; J.G.Bruneau, clerk.Cadastre Office, (Juebec.\u2014P.L.Morin, direc: tor of Cadastre ; F.Lachaine, inspector; Jos.Lachaine, surveyor ; P.N.D\u2019Auteuil, clerk.Agriculture and Public Works \u2014Hon.Premier Henri G.Joly, commissioner; Siméon LeSage, assist.-commissioner ; Ernest Gagnon, secretary : Pierre Gauvreau, engineer and director of Public Works ; J.B.Derome, asst.engineer ; Edward H.Nesbitt, accountant : \u2014 ss , bookkeeper; J.O.Fontaine, director of Colonization; E.A.Barnard, director of Agriculture ; A.C.Guilbault, registrar ; H.Alphonse Turgeon, first clerk ; J.O.Méthot, inspector of works; J.B.Sirois, and P.Archambault, messengers.AGRICULTURAL.City of Quebee Agricultural Society.Offcers\u2014~.Bell Forsyth, president ; David Bell, vice-president ; F.Oliver, secretary- treasurer.Directors.\u2014Qwen Murphy, Hon.P.Garnean, S.Lesage, James Dinning, F.W, Gray, A.C.Stuart, E.C.Barrow.Auditors.\u2014A.C.Stuart, E.C, Bartow.Société de Colonisation de Québee.F.E.Hamel, president ; D.Montambault, vide-president ; G.A.Amyot, secretary- treasurer.Cotincil of management.~\u2014~Rev, L.Langis nd Messrs, P.J.Jolicceur, E.E.Taché, 6.rolet, 8.Lesage, J.O.Fontaine, L.L.Rivard, rnest Gagnon, Ad.Hamel, Henri DeLagrave, \u2018hs., Langelier, H.J.J B.Chouinard, Ed.uchesnay, Adjütot Turcotte, J.Paquet and Elzéar Gautrean.' Society foï the Re-Wésding of the Province of Quebec, Directors\u2014Louis Lévesque, D'Ailleboht, president ; Honble.H.G.Joly, Lotbinière, 1st vice-president : Lieut-Col Major F.Wood Gray, 2nd vice-president, Quebec.Conditiong\u2014The Members of this Society pledge themselves to plant or cause to be planted at least len forest trees, where they think it most convenient, and do all in their power to assist the efforts of associations having this for their object.BANKS.Bank of Btitish North America.Incorporated by Royal Charter in 1840 Paid Wp capital\u2014£1,000,000 sterling.Head Office, London, England, (Quesec Bhancu) \u2014 Office, St Peter, 124.Manager\u2014C.F.Smith ; Herbert M.Price; accountant ; J.Watson, teller ; W.Scougall, T.A.Gregor, E.Hallamore, clerks ; W.O'Neil; messenger.Bank of Montreal, Incorporated 1818 Capital\u2014$12,000,00 Head Office, Montreal.|, (Queskc Branxca)\u2014Office cor.St Peter and Arthur.Manager\u2014 John Porteous, Officers\u2014P.LeSueur, acling accountant ; A.Montizambert, paying clerk and assistant accountant ; H.GC.Webster, bill clerk ; A.H.Buchanan, discount clerk and ledger keeper ; E.H.Anderson, clerk ; Donald Fraser, messenger; James Trimble, porter; solicitors, Holt, Irvine & Pemberton ; notary, E.G.Meredith.Banque Nationale.Office, St Peter, 77.Directors\u2014Hon.E.Chinic, president ; Hon, I.Thibaudeau, vice-president; Hon.U.J.Tessier, Dr.Ol.Robitaille, Prudent Vallée, Henry Atkinson, Jos.Hamel.Officers\u2014F, Vézina, cashier ; N.Matte, inspector ; Chs.À.Vallée, accountant; E.R.Pagé, assist.accountant ; G.V.H.Bouchard, 1st teller; Emm.Huot, 2nd teller ; F.X.Audy, 3rd teller; A.Jourdain, book-keeper, S.Amiot, discount clerk ; E.Gauvreau, Sev, Benoit, L; D.Hudon, P.B.Dumoulin, J.Langelier and N.Lavoie, clerks ; Ed.Paquet, messenger ; N.Graÿel, assistant messenger ; E.Gosselin, porter ; Hamel and Tessier, solicitors ; Cyrille Tessier, notaty.Branches\u2014Montreal, J.B.Sancet, manager ; Ottawa, S.Benoit, manager ; Shetbrooke, P.Lafrance, manager.Quebec Bank.Established 1818.Incorporated by Act of Parliament: Capital paid up\u2014$2,500,000 Head office\u2014St Peter, 110, Directors\u2014J.G.Ross, president ; William Withall, vice-president; Sir N.F.Belleau, Henry Fry, T.H.Dunn, R.H.Smith and William White.Officers\u2014J.Stevenson, cashier ; C.Henry, inspector ; Wm.Brown, chief accountant; W., Miscellaneous [58] Direttory.Stevenson, accountant : J.Parke, 1st teller ; C.F.Wurtele, 2nd teller: Jas.Young, savings\u2019 department; W.P.Sloane.deposit ledger ; P.Thomson, discount clerk ; Ths.Scott, liability ledger; W.Moffat jr., D.D.Y.Hossack, clerks; John Banks, messenger, F.Lachance, porter.Branches\u2014(MontrEAL BRancH)\u2014Thos.Me- Dougall, manager ; Toronto, Jas.L.Scarth, manager; Ottawa, H.V.Noël, manager ; St.Catharines, D.B.Crombie, manager; Pembroke, John Walker, manager ; Three Rivers, F.G.Wotherspoon, manager.Agencies\u2014Thorold, T.F.Cox, acting agent.Agents in New York\u2014Messrs.Maitland, Phelps & Co.bankers.Agents in England\u2014Union Bank of London, London.Stadacona Bank.Head Office, St Peter.72.Capital\u2014$1,000,000 A.Joseph, president; Hon.P.Garneau, Vice-president.; Directors\u2014A.Joseph, Hon.P.Garneau, T.Ledroit, Joseph Shehyn, Adolphe P.Caron, John Ross, G.R.Renfrew, T.H.Grant and I.irouac.Officers\u2014Cashier, Wm.R.Dean; accountant, E.B.Holt; discount clerk and ledger keeper, E.B Scott; 1st teller, P.I.Bazin; 2nd teller, R.Davison : transfer clerk, M.A Labrecque : clerks, H.N.Wurtele and G.H.Burroughs ; messenger, J.E.Jeandron.Union Bank of Liower Canada.Incorporated by Act of Parliament.Capital\u2014$2,000,000 Office\u2014St.Peter, 54.Directors.\u2014 Andrew Thomson, president ; Hon.Geo.Irvine, vice-president; Hon.Thos.McGreevy, D.C.Thomson, E.Giroux, Wm.Sharples.Officers\u2014P.MacEwen, cashier; C H.Balfour, inspector; G.H.Henshaw, jr.acting accountant: A, Maxham and J.8.Thomson, tellers: P.Bouchard, discount clerk; C.H.Maguire, genl ledger keeper; S.L.Forrest, C.Sharples, M.Plunket and J.Proctor, messengers.SAVINGS BANKS.Quebec Notre Dame Savings\u2019 Bank.La Caisse d'Economie de Notre Dane de Québec Head Oftice\u2014St Peter, 77.Directors\u2014O.Robitaille, M.D., president: Hon.I.Thibaudeau, vice-president ; Hon.E.Chinic.CG.Cing-Mars, J.D.Bronsseau, L Amiol, Hon.U.J.Tessier, P.Vallée, Revd.J.B.Z.Bolduc and F Vézina.Officers\u2014F.Vézina.manager; F.R.A.Vézina, secy-treas ; F.Tessier, ass.secy-treas ; C.Cloutier, teller; A.Gourdeau and T.Chali- four, clerks; I T.Rochette, messenger.Milk of Magnesia immediately corrects bad taste in the mouth and renders impure breath sweet and agreeable.Can be had at all Chemists.Branch Office\u2014St.John, 23 Ol.Robitaille, M.D., president; T.Z.L.Vézirla, accountant; Pamphille Ph.Légarg, teller; F.Coté, Ferd.A.Plante, clerks; D.Pampalon, messenger.Branch Office\u2014St.Joseph, 197.B.Page, accountant ; M.Marcoux, clerk ; Z.Charest, clerk and\u201dmessenger.Branch Office\u2014Lévis C.N.Hamel, accountant ; S.LaRus, clerk.Savings\u2019 Bank\u2014Branch of the Union Bank Lower Canada, formerly Quebec Provident and Savings\u2019 Bank, Office\u20149 St.Louis, open daily from 10 a.m., to 3 p.m.Officers\u2014Geo Veasey, manager; G.E.Pos- ton, assistant: J.B.Lyonnais, messenger ; Holt, Irvine & Pemberton, solicitors.BUILDING SOCIETIES.La Société de Construction Mutuelle.Office\u2014St James, 13.Direclors\u2014Louis Bourget, president; P.MacKay, vice-president; F.Hamel, J.Vandry, G.W.Carrier, F.Kirouac.G.Bouchard, F.M.Audet, P.Vallière ; secy-treasurer, R.LaRoche ; as-t.secy-treasurer, N.Paloine ; accountant, W.Gaboury ; F.DeVarennes, E.Verrault, inspectors ; P J.Bazin, A.Gaboury and N.A.Giard.auditors.Office hours/4 a m., to 4 p.m, every day and 7p.m., t0 9 p.m., on mondays.La Société Permanente de Construction des Artisans.Incorporated under chap.69 of the Cons.Stat L.C.Office\u2014st.Peter, 105.Directors\u2014Jos.G.Bossé, president ; Siméon Lesage, vice-pr-sident ; Prosper Bender.M.D., Jean Blanchet, Joseph Plamondon, Grorge Paquet, Jos, A.Defoy, Octave Migner.A J.Auger, secretary-treasurer ; Eugène N.Bender, assist.secretary-treasurer ; Jacques Auger, nutary ; N.Arthur Giard and Ed H.Nesbitt, auditors ; L D Vézina, Inspector.Office + hours, 10 a.m , to 3 p m.Saturdays, 10 a.m., to | pm.Quebec Permanent Building Society.Office\u2014Notre Dame Savings\u2019 Bank building, St.John, 23 Officers\u2014F.Vézina, president ; Dr.Ol.Ro- Miscellaneous [34] Directory.CHILDREN\u2019S CARMINATIVE CORDIAL, Now universally employed by Physicians and Nurses during the Period of Dentition, Can be had at all Chemists.Bitaille, vice-president: J.D.Brousseau, Frs.Gourdeau, Jos.Hamel, L.J.C.Fiset, Cyrille Tessier, directors; Louis Lessard, secretary- treasurer; A.Colé and Victor Leclerc, clerks; Godefroy Gourdeau, élerk of loan dept.; D.Godin, messenger ; Alieyn & Chauveau, Hamel & Tessier, sollicitors ; A.LeMoine and L.Leclerc, notaries ; A.Laberge, inspector.CLUBS.Asséciation de Réforme de Québee.Honble.Henri G.Joly, president ; Achille LaRue, secretary.Association Dramatique de Québec.J.Côté, president ; F.Desjardins, vice- president ; E.D.Blais, secretary ; J.Hudon, treasurer ; L.Lamare, H.Roy, P.G.Masselotte.Base Ball Club.W.Costello, president ; W.B.Brodie, vice- president ; J.Carolin, secretary ; G.Houghton, treasurer ; J.Powersand S.A.Seliire,captains.Busy \u201c B\u201d Dramatists.Lieut.-Col.T.Bland Strange, D.I.of A., patron ; Lieut.-Col.C.E.Montizambert, C.A., vice-pdtron.Capt.M, Duchesnay, C: A., president ; Setg!.-M jor\\C.Lavie, vice-president: Gr.F.Farren, setretary; Sergt.Inst: A.Lyndon, treasurer ; Br.J.Mellon.stage manager; Nergt.Robert and Br.Jordan, stewards ; Qr.Mastr.-Sergt.G.Stewart, \u2018box keeper; Or.E F.Smith, property keeper ; Tpt-Major E, Walsh, musical director.Gommillee\u2014Sergt.-Inst.Lyndon, Br.Mellon, Gr.Fartsn, Dr.Addison, Gr.Stock.Cercle Catholique.Founded 26 May 1876.Incorporate lin 1878.Rooms\u2014De la Chapelle 584.I'isilor\u2014Rev, Laliberté.C.Vincelette, Chevalier de St.Sylvestre, presilent; P.Mackay, vice-president ; C.I.Samson, cor-sect.; V.Livernois, assist.-cor.- sec.; P.Mali uin, recording secretary: A.Cloutier, assist.reco:ding secretary; R.P.Vallée, treasurer ; Lawrence Stafford, assist.- treasurer; N.A.Dionne, librarian; J.A.Lang ais, asst:-librarian.Directors\u2014E Déry, A.Robitaille Cercle Champlain.Founded in 1875.Garneau, 31.Officers\u2014L.P.Vallée, president; Chs.G.DeLagrave, vice-president; Ernest Dionne, secretary-treasurer; J.Langelier, assistant.treasurer Commi lee\u2014André Vallerand, G.J.Audet, G.V.H.Bouchard.Cercle des 7.DISCUTER ET APPRENDRE.Honorary Members\u2014Geo, D.Fuchs, H, Du: sablon.Active Members\u2014N.Pouliot, president ; A, Perreault, treasurer; F.Emond, secretary; Alf.Carrier, Ed.Dion, Alf.Lote, Chess Club.Rooms\u2014Bt.John, 10 Officers\u2014E.T.Fletcher, presislent ; E.San- derson, manager.Clandeboye Snow Shoe Club: Founded 1873.President, T 8 Hethrington : vice-president, A.D.Thompeon ; treasurer, Geo.W, Moore ; secretary, H.A.Bro.klesby, Jr.; Commitlee\u2014W.Brown, E.Couillard, S: Fraser, T.D.Deegan, R.Borland, jr.Club Canadieñ.Founded January, 1875.Officers\u2014Achille LaRue, president; Théod.Pâquet, M.P., and Lawrence Cannon, vide presidents; N.LeVasseur, secretary ; Edm.Rousseau, assistant secretary ; Dr.L.LaRue; treasurer.Cämmittee\u2014A.Dessaint, A.J.Auger, Tas.chereau Fortier.Club Conservateur de Québec: Founded in 1877.Officers\u2014P.MacKay, president; T.C.Cas - grain, vice-president: P.Angers; treasurer ; P.Maloun, secretary.Commitlee\u2014A.Cloutieg, H.A.Turcotte, A.Robitaille, J.Belleau, L Stafford, A.Hamel.Club des Chasseurs.Founded 1st February, 1870.Officers not electel at time of publication, SKE ADDENDA.Club Frontenac.Founded in 1874.Officers\u2014J.A.Langlois, president. Miscellaneous [55] Directory.Cresent Foot Ball Club.Founded in 1877.J.Dick, secretary.Hibernian Debating Club.Founded in 1855.Rooms, Victoria Hall, (In connection with St.Patrick Literary Institute.) Patrick C.Murphy, chairman ; Edward C.Burke, secretary-treasurer.Commillee\u2014Jerem.Gallagher, M.F.Walsh, Th.Coolican.Meets every Thursday evening.Independent Lacrosse Club.Officers\u2014H.J.McKernan, honorary president ; president ; John Kiely, vice- president ; P.Morgan secretary-treasurer.Commliee\u2014John Cotter, T.McLaughlin, J.Martin, J.McTaggart, W.Costello.J.Mc- Clutchy and A.Labrie.Miriam Club.Founded December, 1876.Rooms, St Patrick Hall.Miss Minnie H.E.Flauagan, president; Miss Bella W.Gahan, secretary-ireasurer ; Miss Alma Cannon, musical directress.Quebec Curling Club.St.Charles, 27.Founded in 1821.Officers\u2014 \u2014, president ; R.H.Smith, ist vice-president , Jas.Brown, jor., 2nd vice- president ; & R.White, secretary ; I.GC.Wur- tele, treasurer ; Owen Brennan, rink-keeper.Committee of management\u2014Wm.Rae, H.H.Sewull, J.L.Gibb and Wm.Brodie.Quebec Dog Club.Founded in 1871.Officers\u2014Lieut.-Cul F.Wood Gray, president; Lieut.-Colonel J.Bell Forsyth, vice- president.* Commitlee\u2014Lt.-colonel Duchesnay, T.Beckett, J.M.l.eMoine, M.Wheatley Anderson, Adolphe P.Caron, M.P., Ernest Levey, Major C.E.Holiwell, William Lee.1st show held, 15th September, 1871, 2nd do 14th January, 1874.Quebec Dramatic Club.Established 20th November, 1876.Major G.E.Holiwell, honorary president ; T.A.Paton, president ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 general manager ; W, D.O'Malley, treasurer; J.H.\u2018Wilson, secretary.Quebec Driving Club.Officers\u2014J.L.Gibb, president, DEVINS' VEGETABLE WORM PASTILLES A safe and certain cure for Worms in Children or Adults.CAN BE HAD AT ALL CHEMISTS.Quebec Foot Ball Club, R.St.B.Young, president ; A.Montizam- bert, vice-presideut ; R.Campbell, sec.-treas.; A.Montizambert, ciptain Committee \u2014R.H.Smith, A.Holloway, A, Boswell, B.J.Heneker and C.Miller.Quebec Rowing Club.Officers\u2014 Lieut.-Col.T.H.Grant, honorary president ; Major C.E.Holiwell, commadore ; J.Ellis, presi lent; J.Stapleton vice-; resident ; R.J.Windfield, secrelary; R.Kemp, asst.- secretary ; T.Trotter, corresponding secrelary ; M.Foley, jr., treasurer Commallee\u2014P.Fitzgerald, G.Heyden, E.Murray, G.Turner, J.Montgomery.Quebec Skating Club.Founded in 1851.Incorporated by charter in 1877.Grande Allée, 10.Officers\u2014A.Joseph, president; E.Holloway, secretary-treasurer.Directors\u2014S.Peters, F.Bellingsley, R.H.Wurtele and G.R.White.Quebec Snow Shoe Club.Founded in 1809.Robert H.Smith, honorary president ; W.B.Partridge, president; A.Montizambert, vice-president ; A.Holloway, sec.-treas , Comneittre\u2014E Miller, H.Drummoni, R.H.Smith, jr., E.H.Anderson, J.C.Clancy.Quebec Turf Club.His Worship the Mayor Owen Murphy, president ; Lieut.-Col.T.Bland Strange, R.A., vice-president ; Capt.H, Heigham, secretary ; Captain Andrew Stuart, treasurer, Race Course\u2014The Plains of Abraham.Stadacona Club.Officers\u2014P.Paterson, H.J.Pratten, secretary.Committee\u2014J.V.Laird, D.O'Meara, E.H.Pemberton.president ; Stadacona Rifle Snow Shoe Club.Officers\u2014Lt.-Col.Rich.Alleyn, president ; Major Jas.Morgan, vice-president ; Lieut.A.Ahern, sec.-treasurer. Miscellaneous [56] Directory.LUBY\u2019S Parisian Hair Renewer IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL TOILET REQUISITE, RESTORING GRAY HAIR T0 ITS NATURAL COLOR, Can be had at all Chemists.__VET all St.Louis Lacrosse Club.Founded in 1870.Officers \u2014 Auguste Bouchard, L.A.Audet, vice-president ; Geo.secretary ; Henri Hamel, treasurer.Commillee\u2014C.DeLéry, Edm.Dupré, Edm.Chinic and J.Stafford.St.Peter Club.St Peter 97.Officers\u2014J.Beckett, J.J.Bew, Jas.Palton, C.P.Champion, Jas.Lloy, James Gibb, Wm.McPherson.Steward and Manager\u2014Joseph T.Donnelly.Thistle Lacrosse Club.resident ; .Tessier, R.H.Smith, honorary president; Owen Murphy, honorary vice-president ; W.Partridge, president ; A.Malouin, vice-president ; O.B.C.Richard, secretary; 8.\" Fletcher, treasurer.Commiltee\u2014C.Miller, J.Bruneau, Percy Myles, F.Pennée, H.Drummond.Union St.Jean-Baptiste.Rooms, St.Joseph, 117.T.Lortie, president ; A.P.Roy, vice-presi- dent ; E.E.Blumbart, secretary; F.X.Fournier, treasurer.Committee \u2014P.Gagnon, W.J.B.Brunet, O.Roy, J.B.Garneau and T.Blagdon.COMMISSIONS AND PUBLIC BOARDS.Board of Examination of P.L.Surveyors, Hon.the Com.of Crown Lands, ez-officio ; Joseph Bouchette, Deputy Surveyor-General ; Chas.Baillairgé, president; E.T.Fletcher, L.P.Gauvreau, John Bignell, E Casgrain and J.Gallagher, examiners and Provincial Land Surveyors; secretary, Alexander Sewell, Quebec ; Examinor in Geology and Mineralogy, Alf, R.C.Selwyn.Commissioners for the erection and division of parishés and buildings, and repairing of churches,parsonages, houses and churchyards.Charles Cing-Mars, president ; C.N.Hamel, secretary ; G.M.Muir, C.Tessier, E.E.Smith and Ed.LeMoine.Commissioners of Beauport Asylum.Office\u2014St.Peter, 95.E.B.Lindsay, Dan.McGie, Jos.Bowles ; Joseph Hamel, J.D.Brousseau, J.L.Gibb, T, Ledroit ; secretary, A.LeMoine.Quebec Board of Trade.Office\u2014St.Arthur, 12.Officers\u2014J.Shehyn, president ; R.H.Smith, vice-president ; H.W, Welch, treasurer.Council\u2014A.Woods, J.H.Clint, A.Fraser, J.Connoily, R.R.Dobell, H.Fry, A.D.Webster, W.H Hunt, W.Ray and A.Thomson.Secretary\u2014F.H.Andrews.Board of arbitration\u2014Not elected at time of publication\u2014See addenda.Quebec Chamber of Commerce.Officers\u2014N.Lemieux, president ; Thomas Andrews, vice-president; F.O.Vallerand, treasurer ; F.À.St.Laurent, secretary.Council\u2014 Louis Bourget, P.F.Godbout, L.A.Côté, James Carrel, L.Bilodeau, Jos.Archer, jnr, Simon Bédard, Jos.Blondeau and Jos Vandry.Quebec City Police Board.Established in 1877.Oflice\u2014St.Ursule 51.His Worship the Mayor of Quebec, Honble.P.A.Doucet, police magistrate and Honble E.Dery, recorder.Quebec Exchange.Founded in 1816.Arthur 12, Officers 1877-18 \u2014 Weston Hunt, chairman ; H.Fry, J.C.Thomson, D.Ratiry, Argh.Nicoll, A.Thomson, R.R.Dobell.Wm.Walker, secretary-treasury.F.Johnston, superintendent.Quebec Harbour Commission.Office\u2014Custom House Building, Point à Carcy.Leadenhall lane 32.Officers\u2014Alex Woods.chairman; Hon.I.Thibaudeau, J.Shehyn, E.W.Sewell, H.Fry, R.R.Dobell, J.H.Simmons, W.Rae and J.Plamondon ; A.H.Verret, secretary ; J, Woods, chief clerk .U.Binet, clerk ; Knipple and Morris engineers ; W.Pilkington, resident engineer ; Alleyn and Chauveau, advocates ; Angers and Strang, notaries.Harbour Master\u2014Frangois Gourdeau.Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occi\u201d dental Railway Commission.Office\u2014Dalhousie, 77.Commissioners \u2014Hon.H.G.Malhiot, president ; Hon.Geo.Irvine and E.Chinic; E.Moreau, secretary ; E.Rodier, assistant secretary ; M J.Murphy, accountant. Miscellaneous [87] Directory.Messengers\u2014F.X.Bergeron and À.Angers.Engineering Depariment\u2014Eastern section\u2014 À.L.Light, chief engineer ; B.A.Hoare, asst.engineer ; and Noël Potvin, draughtsman.Divisional Engineers\u2014J.Lindsay, Quebec, from Quebec to Batiscan ; L.B.Hamlin, Three Rivers, from Batiscan to Maskinongé ; J.E.Boyd, inspecting engineer from Berthier to Terrebonne.MonTREAL\u2014Railway Commissioners office, 16 St.James.Clerk\u2014J.H.Chapleau.; Engineering Vepartment\u2014Western section\u2014 P.A.Paterson, chief engineer ; G.H.Massey, assistant engineer.Quebec Turnpike Trust.Under 29 Vict., Cap.25.St.Peter, 95.Trustees for North Shore Road\u2014Hon.Eug.Chinic, Hon.Thos.McGreevy, Chas.Rhéaume, L.Bilodeau, B.Parant ; Jos.Cantillon, J.P., secretary.CITY CORPORATION.Members of Municipal Council and officers of Corporation not elected at time of publication.SEE ADDENDA.CUSTOMS, REVENUS, IMMIGRATION.Custom House.Point-à-Carcy.J.W.Dunscomb, collector.Long Room\u2014N.N.Ross, chief clerk; V.Cazeau, cashier; GC.Gouin, E.Huot, E.L.G.Giroux, L.N.G.Belleau, E.Doucet and A.V.Dion, clerks; D.D.O'Meara, measuring surveyor ; T.Griffiths, housekeeper and messenger ; J.Coveny, messenger ; G.Juneau, fireman.Surveyor and Warehouse keeper's department \u2014J.À.Green, surveyor and warehouse keeper; L.Dugal, assistant do.and head locker; \u2018W.H.Lee, Ist landing waiter, A.E.Langevin, 2nd do.; W.H.Carter, 3rd do.; E.O'Brien, 4th do.; Geo.Colley and A.G.Hawkins, clerks; H.McHugh and A.G.Bowden, weig- hers; W.Higgins, J.Hogan, J.Rouillard, C.Marcotte, J.Batterton, J.B.Dion, R.Cauchon and W.E.Edge, lockers.Tide surveyor's depariment\u2014Alfred Wheler, tide surveyor; E.Panet LaRue, assistant do; F.Deslauriers, J.E.Trudel, D.Borne, J.O'Brien, F.Dudley, M.Gauvin, E.Coveny, tide waiters; J.Lemieux and M.McManus, coxswaing ; A.Boissoneault, O.Noël, H.Jobin, E.Charrier, J.Tierney, T.Hawley, E.Bourget and M.Gagné, boatmen ; P.Doblin and W.Hamilton, night watchmen.Examining Warehouse\u2014L.Bilodeau and H.Plamondon, appraisers ; M.Gauvin, clerk ; J.Deavy and O.Hannon, porters.CHILDREN\u2019S CARMINATIVE CORDIAL, The New and Popular Remedy for Teething Pains, Loss of Sleep, Colic and Dysentery, Can be had at all Chemists.Sub-Colleciors and Preventive Officers\u2014A.A.Hudon, sub-collector, Chicoutimi; A.G.Bussières, sub-collector, Jersey Point, Beauce ; J Bouchard, sub-collector, Baie Saint Paul ; John E.Barry, preventive officer, Les Escou- mains; Joseph Radford, preventive officer, Tadousac; A.Comeau, preventive oflicer ; Rivière Godbout.Corporation of Pilots.Officers\u2014Louis E.Morin, president ; Jean Gobeil, Michel N.Asselin, Philippe Couillard, Victor Vézina and Edmond Larochelle.Gas Company.Office and Works, Place d'Orléans 2-4 Directors\u2014H.S.Scott, chairman; Weston Hunt, treasurer; P.Peebles, manager; D.H.Geggie, secretary ; H.P.Leggalt and E.B.Scott, auditors ; CG.E.Levey, R.H.Smith, Thos Norris, A.Joseph, W.White.Government Immigration Office.Champlain, 101-103.Officers\u2014L.Stafford, agent ; P, Doyle assist.; L.Stein, first clerk; Wm.Anderson, interpreter; James Lilly, messenger; C.Deguise, M.D., and A.Rowand, M.D., inspecting physicians.Inland Revenue Office.St.James, 20.Orricers\u2014 District inspector, J.M.LeMoine ; Collector, Geo.LaRue; Officers, J.H.Cahill, M.McNamara, Joseph Rouleau, James Courtney, Geo.Bourassa, Geo.Neilan, Charles Bé- langer, Anastase Bernard.License Inspector Office.\u2019 St.Ann, 20.Officers\u2014Dr.J.E.Fortier, license inspector ; Capt.E.Bureau, deputy inspector.Province of Quebec Immigration Office John Poupore, emigration agent; W.S.Desbarates and Jos.Pichet, assistant do.Quarantine Station \u2014Grosse Isle.Frederick Montizambert, M.D.Ediu., medical superintendent ; Murdoch MeKay, hospital steward ; Andrew Kelly, sergeant of police ; Andrew Anderson, Norwegian interpreter ; Benjamin Hurst, hospital orderly ; / Miscellaneous [58] Directory.DEVINS' VEGETABLE WORM PASTILLES The only reliable Remedy known for Worms in Children or Adults.CAN BE HAD AT ALL CHEMISTS.\u2014 Welhelm Bräutigam, hospital orderly and German interpreter ; R.H.Quirouet and Bazile Deroy, police constables ; Eusèbe Lan- glois, coxswain ; Auguste Langlois and Ernest Roy, carpenters \u2018and boatmen ; F.X.Turcotte, sen, Côme Lauglois and F.X.Turcotte, jun., boatmen ; Edouard Jolicœur, carter ; Edouard Masson, baker; Jane Collins, hospital cook ; Ellen Gorman and Margaretta Zelius, nurses.Quebec Shipping Office.Old custom house, Champlain 101-103.B.Trudel, \u2018shipping master ; Wm.Miller, deputy do.INSURANCE COMPANIES Having Head office in Quebec.Stadacona Fire and Life Insurance Co Incorporated in 1874.\u2014Capital, $2,300,000.Head office, Quebec, St Peter, 93.Officers\u2014J.B.Renaud, president ; J.Ross, vice-president ; Hon.E Chinic, P.B.Cas- grain, M.P,, D.C.Thomson, J.G.Ross, A.LeMoine, Ww, Sharples and PV.Valin ; Geo.G.Pyke, manager and secretary.Quebec Fire Assurance Co.Incorporated in 1818.Capital\u2014$1,000,000.Head office, Quebec, St Peter, 81.Officers\u2014J.G.Clapham, president; H.S, Scott, vice-president ; Wm, Walker, treasurer; W.L.Fisher, secretary ; Chs.Langlois, insp.Directors\u2014H.8, Scott, Edwin Jones, W.J.Withall, J.G.Clapham, Geo.Hall, William Walker and Vital Têtu.JUDICIARY.Advocates and Attorneys.Practising at the Quebec Bar, and ranked according to the dates of their commission, Z to the 1st of June, 1878.Ross, Hon.D.A,, Q.C., Attorney-General.QUEEN'S COUNSEL.Andrews Frederick A.Chauveau Honble.A.Baillairgé Louis G.Dunbar James.Holt Charles G.v.er oe.Alleyn Richard.Irvine Honble.George enones Bossé Joseph.Langlois Jean.Blanchet J.G.P.Malouin Jacques.Caron Adolphe.Langelier \"Honble.F.c\u2026\u2026.ADVOCATES AND ATTORNEYS.Chambers Robert.14 June.1834 Rhéaume Jacques PP 20 July 1840 Langevin Frs.X.20 December.1842 O'Farrell John .[2 111} 1850 Willan J.H.\u2026.D JUno.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1852 Dechéne George M.3 January.1854 Sewell Levison .6 February.1855 Hearn M.A.8 May.1855 Suzor Cyr.T.cevu.e 5 June 1856 Gowen Hammond.Larue Gilbert H.Andrews Fred.Wm.cereus Lo 7 August .1855 .4 February.1856 .8 October.1856 Montambault Didier J.7 December.1859 Pelletier Honble.Chs.A.P.2 January.1860 Morisset Céme A.« 2 January.1860 Lloyd Charles J.H.\u2026\u2026.7 February.!860 Langlois C B.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 4 June.1860 Fortier 0.J.J ue \u2026 1861 Gibsone W.C .1862 Hamel C.N.1862 Taschereau H.T .we 1863 Nadeau Joseph.1863 Pemberton E.H.1863 Tousignant J.O.A.1863 Gauthier E.C.E.7 September.1¢ 63 Cook Wim.sescrrnee soso 2 May.1864 Chabot M H.5 July.1864 Mackay Pierre.6 September.1864 Fréchette L.H .6 September.1864 LaRue J.E.6 February.1866 Robertson Alexander.2 April.1866 Pelletier H.GC.sarsoavause 8 October.1866 Amyot G.E.0 September.1867 Bradley R.J .3 December.1867 Bédard J.E.ceuuun.4 March.1868 Oliver T.H.9 September.1868 Languedoc W.C.« 7 October.1868 Stuart Andrew C.October.1868 Pentland C.A.1869 Chouinard M.verseneesn.1869 Déry Honble.BAINS Jay 1869 Aubert I[gnace.15 January.1870 Tessier Ulric M.À.BTS January.1870 Rouleau F.F.ween 1d July.1870 DeLagrave F.CG.Hoo 1b July 1870 Molony Thomas J.19 July.1870 Perrault J.8.11 October.1870 Miller J.W.14 January.1871 Darveau Charles.5 July.1871 Belleau I.N.12 September.1871 LaRue F.A.«.1d January.1872 Drouin F, X .18 January.1872 Les 18 TUIY ele \u2026.24 July we .15 January.Turcotte H.E.A.Lemieux F.X.F\u2026.Rouleau J oseph.Proulx J.N.Chouinard H J T.\"B.Fortier F.E.A.X.Young R.St.Barbe.Tessier Jules A.Z.Légaré P.J.A.Dionne C.E.A.Nesbitt T, T.LeMoine Jules Philbert E.Langelier Charles.18 September.1875 Miscellaneous (59) Directory.DeLery William.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.15 March .\u2026\u2026t876 Fitzpatrick Charles.9 September.1876 Aytwin Thos.C.8 November.1876 Masson Philippe.13 January.1877 Pouliot Alphonse.16 January.1877 Stuart Gus.C.17 January.1877 Camyb Il Robert P.W.13 February.1877 Labrie Didace N.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026l7 JUlY 0.1877 Lapointe Urbain.«17 July.- Angers Chs, P.R.Cloutier J.B.A.Livernois Victor A.wee Labrecque O.Cuvsserescereer 18 July.Malouin P.H .Robitaille P.V_ A.1877 Stafford Lawrence.corner 1877 Casgrain V.Charles.1 August.1877 Dionne Gustave ., .8 August .1877 Martin J.A.O.\u2026 sauces +0- 18 January .1878 Picher Arsene.21 January.1878 Quebec Bar.Officers not elected at time of publication.SEE ADDENDA.COURTS OF JUSTICE, Supreme Court of the Dominion and Court of Exchequer.The Supreme Court, as a high Court of Appeal, constituted by Dominion Statute, 38 Vic., cap.2, assented to 8th April, 1875, is composed of a Chiel Justice and five Puisué Judges, and has appelate civil and criminal jurisdiction within and throughout the Domi- mon of Canada.The Judges reside at Ottawa, where the Supreme Court holds annually two Sessions, beginning respectively on the third Monday in January and June.The Exchequer Court, presided over by the same Judges, possesses concurrent original jurisdiction in the Dominion in all cases in which it is sought to enforce any law relating to the revenue, and exclusive original jurisdiction in all cases in which demand is made or relief sought in respect of any matter which might in England, be the suhject of a suit or action in the Court, of Exchequer on its revenue side against the Crown, or any officer of the Crown, Hon.William Buell Richards, Chief Justice.Hon.Wm.Johnston Ritchie, Puisné Judge.Hon.Samuel Henry Strong, Puisné Judge.Hon.Jean Thos.Taschereau, Puisné J udge.Hon.Télesphore Fournier, Puisné Judge.Hon.Wm.Alexander Henry, Puisné Judge.R.Cassells, jun., Registrar, Court of Queen\u2019s Bench, JVDGES.Hon.Antoine Aimé Dorion, Chief Justice, Hon.Samuel C.Monk, Hon.T.K.Ramsay, Hon.Ulric J.Tessier.Hon.A.Cross, Puisné Judges, constable; Gaoler, Wm.MacLaren.' crier, Jean Bte.Bureau.\u201cLUBY\u2019'S Parisian Hair Renewer STRENGTHENS THE HAIR, CLEANS, THE SCALP, AND RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR, Can be had at all Chemists.Crown Side \u201427th of April and 27th of Uc- tober.\u2014Hon.Chas.Alleyn, sheriff; J.B.Von Exter, deputy sherilf; William E.Duggan, clerk of the Crown; H.J.Pratten, deputy clerk ; coroner, A.G.Belleau.M D.; deputy coroner, Jos.A.Garneau, M LD; interpreter, W.C.Languedoc ; Narcisse CC.Faucher, high Chief Appeal Side\u2014lst of March, June, September and December.\u2014Deputy clerks of Appeals, | William E Duggan and Augustin Dorval.| Superior Court.(Jurisdiction for sums exceeding $100 currency.) Hon.Wu, Corts MirepiTr, Chief Justice.Puisné Judges.The Honorable: Andrew Stuart, Adolphe B.Routhier, Antoine Polette, Louis À.Olivier, Thomas J.J.Loranger,Thomas McCord, Louis Victor Sicotte, Marcus Doherty, Francis G.Johnson, Ls.Bélanger, Joseph N.Bossé, Hubert W.Chagnon, John Maguire, Marc-A, Plamondon, Robert Mackay, Ls.B.Caron, Fred.W.Torrance, Vinces.Bourgeois, Christopher Dunkin, H.F.Rainville, Henri E.Taschereau.V.P.W.Dorion, Ls.E.N.Casault, A.CG.Papineau.Quebec\u2014Portneuf, Quebec, Montmorency, Lévis, Lotbinière and city f Quebec\u2014held at Quebec from the Ist to 5th of every month, except January, July and August.Fiset Burroughs and Campbell, Prothonotary .J.B.R.Dufresne and BE.Fiset, Deputy; chief crier, J.Bte.Bureau ; assistants, Jas.Murphy, P.Landry and Albert Angers.Circuit Court.(Jurisdiclion for sums not exceeding $100 \" currency.) Quebec District Circuit, held at Quebec, 16th to 21st January and June, and 20th to 25th of every month, except July and August, Fiset, Burrorghs and Campbell, clerks; E.Fiset, L.J.Belanger, deputy clerks, Vice Admiralty Court.Judge, The Honorable George Okill Stuart ; Regig\\par, J, Dunbar, Q C.; Marshal, J.B.Parkin ; Deputy Marshal, Jas.Burgess, Miscellaneous [60] Directory.Phospho-Nutritine A nutrient Tonic to the nervous system, without alcoholic stimulant, relieving Mental and Physical Prostration, Can be had at all Chemists.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Police Court.Judge of the Sessions, His Honor P.A.Doucet; Clerk of the Peace, Denis Murray ; Deputy Clerk, H.J Pratten ; Clerks, E.Doucet, J.C.Murray ; Constable, 'M.Horan.General Sessions of the Peace.9th January and Ist July.Clerk of the Peace, Denis Murray ; Deputy Clerk, H.J.Pratten.Recorder\u2019s Court.Recorder, His Honor Elzéar A.Déry ; Clerk, Edw.Foley; Deputy Clerk, Auguste Malouin ; Bailiffs, Jean Bte.Plamondon ; ; Bailiffs, Ulderic Desroches and George Trudel ; Chief of Police, Capt.Henry Heigham ; Deputy, Patrick Walsh.Archives Department.St Andrew, 2.L.J.C.Fiset, prothonotary ; F.X.Maheux, clerk in charge; A.Gautier, clerk ; Simon Delisle, messenger.Bailiffs Practising in Quebee.John MeNulty, Théodore Patry, Antoine\u2019 Paquet, Wm.H.Taylor, Hypolite Lavoie, Adrisse Dion, Frédéric Lauzier, Jos.Soulard, Honoré Casault, Frs.R.Lepage, Albert Angers, David Blanchet, Jean-Ble, Richard, Uldéric Desroches, Goriefroy Blanchet, Jas.Burgess, Jos.Eugène Richard, David Létourneau, Jean Bte.Plante and Aug.Labrecque.Bailiffs of the Parishes of the District of Quebec.Robert Byrne,,.c.St Sylvestre François-Xav.Leduc.Ste Croix Edmond Legendre\u2026 of Eloi Chandonnais.«St Jean Deschaillons Anatole Beaudet.of Fe:d.Mich.Ma lot.Ste Emilie de botbinitre ouis Pierre Huot\u2026\u2026, Chateau Richer Joseph Oct.Gravel.} Jhn.Fraser Blackburn.Joachim Guay.,.,.8t J oseph de Lévis Isidore tambray.-r-Beauport Ignace Létourneau.mousse se, Famille Isle d'Or- éans Marcellin Thibaudeau.Deschambault Guillaume N.Fournier.St Henri de Lauzon Louis Tanguay.Notre Dame de la Vic- LT: ' toire de Lévis Assistant ; | Jean-Baptiste Renaud Charles Pageot, jur\u2026St Ambroise François Demers Louis Ferland.lieu, Isle d\u2019Urléans François-X.Frenette.Cap Santé Jean Rousseau.8t Antoine Jos.Hypolithe Page.Lotbiniére Honore Laliberté.\u201c Eleusippe Thibaudeau.\u201c Joseph Langlois.St Casimir Narcisse Loriot.St Augustin Jos.Hector Desracher.St Romuald Robert Woods.Stoneham ; Jos.Octave Gravel.St Flavien Lotbinière Joseph Boutin\u2026.\u2026\u20268St Lambert de Lévis Board of Notaries.Officers\u2014D, E.Papineau, president; T.G.Laliue, vice-president ; F.J.Durand, treasurer ; L.E.Galipeault, syndic ; J.B.Delâge and H.A.A.Brault, secretaries.Members\u2014D.E.Papineau.W.F.Lighthall, J.E.O Labadie, F.G.Durand, L.Leclerc, T.G.LaRue, E.Lafontaine, J.Crebassa, Hon.Ls.Archambault, Hon.F.G.Marchand, L.A.Beaubien, Hon.F.H.LeMaire, L.E.Galipeault, R.Trudel, P.L.Gauvreau, E.A.Beaudry, A Vocelle, L.N.Carrier, Petrus Hubert, J.Hunter, F.de S.Bastien, J.R.Brillon, J.N.A.Archambault, Theodore Paquet, H.C.Austin, Cy.Tessier, T.J.Glackemeyer, Jos.Alex.Poirier, Michel Esdras Bernier, Félix Fontaine, F.X.A.Biron, L.A.Auger, E d\u2019Odet d\u2019Orsonnens, Ls.llesaulniers, Louis Rainville, J.B.N.Chamberland, Aug.Martin, Jos.Bolduc, J.À.Archambault, Cléop.Cimon, P.C.Beauchesne, E.H.Bisson, Thomas Brassard.Justices of the Peace, John W.Dunscomb Isaac Dorion Edouard Glackemeyer Charles St.Michel George Holmes Parke Pierre Gauvreau Joseph Robitaille George Miller Edouard Rousseau Simon Peters David McCallum Pierre Garneau Abraham Joseph Joachim Bédard Jean Elie Gingras Léger Brousseau Félix Ths.Bigaouette James Connolly Louis Falardeau William Jno.Withall Daniel MeGie Augustin Côlé John James Nesbitt Norbert Germain Horatio Nelson Jones John Laird Abraham Hamel James Dinning James A.Sewell Cyrille Tessier \u2018Wm.Marsden, M.D.Nicolas Maheux Jean-Bte.Fréchette George T.Tremblay Michael Connolly Samuel J.Glackemeyer Henri Bolduc M.Wheatley Anderson Henry MgBlain Rolsert Hamilton Alfred G.Belleau William Rae Benson Bennett Owen Murphy Louis Amiat Joseph Shehyn \u2018Wm.Darling Campbell Victor Bélauger Rémi Ferd.Rinfret Raymond Blakiston Pierre G.Tourangeau Edouard Giroux Paul Allaire Miscellaneous [81] Directory.Louis Eugène Blais James McCorkell PHILLIPS\u2019 PALATABLE Voie Glaphamlotn Gale.COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHO- Henry Fry R.R Dobell Robert Shaw Dominique Lortie Nutritine for general debility William G.Wurtele C.V.N.Temple and nervous exhaustion.tienne M:chon Joseph A.Maheux .Edward Coveney William Henry Can be had at all Chemists.Richard H.Wurtele Pairick Henchey i e Hall ans Hagens .Sarge He over Jonus Gcsselin Ghaperon J.A.En 7 May.1867 Jacques E.Blais Pierre Giroux J Charlebois J.A.16 September.1867 John Giblin William Sharples Pelletier J.E.C.8 November.1867 James Hossack Johu Porteous Audet F.M.8 November.1867 For brn SE EE D.Murray, Clerk of the Peace.Tourangeau J.A .2 November.1869 i Lapointe Jacques Alf.28 November.1870 Notaries.Labrèque CY Dom merci 4 May.1871 Practising at Quebec according to the date of De Saint George G.A.5 October.1871 their commission.Vallee H.Famphile.reereens 3 October.1872 LaRue V.W.veer 10 May.Glackemeyer Ed.11 December.1815 Begin Ed .\u2026 8 May Panet Li.«30 October.1819 Blondeau Eugène .8 May.Lindsay E.B 13 Japuary.1823 Sirois L.P.18 May.Guay G.+ 6 November.1829 Allaire Joseph.18 May.Cannon E.G .9 May.1834 Rouillard E.Légaré Etienne.Tle October.1835 O\u2019Connor H.S.Gauvreau F.L.9 September.1838 Meredith E.G.18 May \u201c Bignell W.20 December.1838 Couture Jos.E.cv veer 17 MaYoonnen Clapham J.G.«eves .1839 Laurin Jaseph .oo.wae «1332 Registrars.LeMoine Alexandre.\u2026\u2026 1840 Cing-Mars Charles.1842 County.Registrar.Office.Pruneau Jean-Baptis .1843 Argenteuil \u2026\u2026 Thos.Barren\u2026 Lacbute Austin HG.\u2026\u2026occunl7 October.1843 Arthabaska \u2026 M.J.A.PoissonSt, Christophe Launiére W.vrac 4 June.1846 Bagot.J.C.Bachand.St.Liboire Bolduc Henri .sn 2 December.S47 Beauce.Jean E.Proulx.5t.François Huot Philippe.weno 10 April.1848 Beauharnois.Joseph Meyers.Beauharnois Rousseau L.Z.svescounes 7 November .1849 Bellechasse\u2026\u2026L.S.Forgues.St.Michel Falardeau Louis May.1850 Berthier .B.E.Pellant.Berthier Vocelle A .November.1850 Bonaventure ; LeMoine Ed.\u2026 Februsry.1851 Ist division }s - G.LeBel.New Carlisle Campbell W.D.Glackemeyer S J.Tourangeau A.G.LaRue G.\u2026\u2026emesces sus sauve February.1852 Bonaventure 7 + Ma: een 1852 22d vision à 9 Alb Verge\u2026 Carleton November.1855 Brome.H.8.Foster.Knowlton February.1856 Chambly +.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Longueuil Auger Jacques.14 February.1856 Champlain .Elie Rinfret.Ste.Genevieve Doyle J.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026cece-2 August \u2026\u2026 1858 Charlevoix & ; Tessier Co.31 Mayme.1859 Sag.Ist p.} Chs.Duberger.St.Etienne Delage J.B.& February.1860 Charlevoix & : A Hebert J.B.C.17 September.1860 Sag.2nd D }T - Fortia.Baie St.Paul Andrews C, H .5 Novemb-r.1860 Chateauguay\u2026 A.M.Gagnier.Ste.Martine Giroux E.L.J.4 February.1861 Chicoutimi x .a Michaud Chas.Ro.oom13 Maya.1862 lst division }Ovide Bossé.Chicoutimi O\u2019Brien E.11 June.1863 Chicoutini ali ; ; Leclerc L.\u2026.\u2026 \"24 September 1863 24 division à Calixte Hébert.Hébertville Strang John.+.23 November.1863 Coaticnok .Otis * hurtleff.Coaticook Falardeau L.Pp.23 November.18:3 Compton .Elias Sam.Orr.Cookshire Huot L.P.~ 2 May.1864 | Deux MonwagneD.Dupras.8t Scholastique Hamel J.B.ETN » 7 November.1864 Dorchester J.E.Roul Ste.H ; DeB aumont À.C 16 February.1865 1st Reg.D } - B.Rouleau.Ste.Hénedine olet Isaïe.\u2026.9 November.1865 D.rchester , ; ; Parkin J.B.2 7 F-bruary.1866 2d Reg.D.} Frs.M.Guay\u2026 Point Lévis Angers E.J.~12 June.1866 Drummonl.Edmund Cox.Drummondville Tierney John +.«12 Junea., 1866 Gaspé .Jns.X.Lavoie.Percé Tremblay G.I.3 November.1866 Huntingdon Adol.B is.L - Lakue E.P.5 November.1866 1st Reg.D } (Co.Beauvais.Laprairie COLE JEAN.rcerrrnmermees 6 May.1867 Huntingdon.A Someriille.Huntingdon Miscellaneous [62] Directory.Milk of Magnesia is the only positive relief and cure for Indigestion and Dyspepsia.Can be had at all Chemists, \u2014\u2014 Iberville.M.A.Bessette.lberville Isles de la Magdeleine } Ed Borne.Amherst Joliette .C.G.Beaudoin Joliette Kamousraska .Henri Garon.St.Louis L\u2019Assom;.tion.Barthel.RocherSt Koch Laval.A.BE.Léonard.St.Roch L'Istet.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.-\u2014\u2014 \u2014 St.J.Port Joli Lotbinière.\u2026\u2026 Joseph Filteau.Ste.Croix Maskinongé.J.E.Pichette Rivière du Loup Megantic.Wm H.Lamb!yInverness Missisquoi .R.Dickinson.Bedford Montcalm.40s.E.BeaupréSte.Julienne Montmagny.Jos, D.Lépine.Montmagny Montmorency.Gabriel Dick.Chiteau-Richer Montreal .Geo.Ryland.Montreal Napierville.Eph.Bouchard Napierville Nicolet.Jos.A.BiondinBecancour Orleans (Isle of)B Pelletier.St.Laurent Ottawa W.Washburn.Hull Pontiac.Walter Rymer.Havelock Portneuf .\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 Cap Santé C.N.Monti- Quebec.Zambert.} Quebec Richelieu .C.Chevalier.~orel Richmond .C.P.Cleveland.ltichmond Rimouski, No.1A.E.Guay.Matane Rimouski, No.2L.J.Casault.Rimouski Rouville .E.Poulin.5te.Marie Shefford.Jos.Lefebvre.Waterloo Sherbrooke.Daniel ThomasSherbrooke Soulanges.Dr L.H.MassonCdleauLanding Stanstead.C.A.RichardsonStanstead Plain Ste.Anne des Ste.Anne des Monts Monts St.lyacinthe .H.St.Germain.St.Hyacinthe St.Jean .G.A.MarchandSt Jean St.Maurice._\u2014 Three Rivers Temiscouata.Elie Maiiloux.I'Isle Verte Terrebonge.L G.Lachaine.St.Jérome ; Frs.de Sales ; Vaudreuil.Bastien.} Vaudreuil \" Vercheres .A Geoffrion.Verchéres Wolfe .d.B.Richard.South Ham Yamaska .L.M.Blondin.St, François Registry Office.St Andrew, 2 Charles N.Moulizambert, registrar ; Chs.A.Trulel, Acputy registrar; J.A.Malouin, Hubert Weippert, Wm.Bignell, clerks; J.Moisan, messenger.LITERARY, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC.Archbishop\u2019s Palace.The mo-t rev.Dr E A.Taschereau, D C.L, Archbishop of Quebec; Mgr.C.I.Cazeau, Vicar Gene al ; Rev, J.B.Z.Bolduc, proctor of Bishop's Palace ; Rev C.A.Collet, secretary ; Rev If.Tétu, undersecretary and chaplain of military forces.Rev.C.A.Marus, undersecretary and master of ceremonies.Association of Teachers of Laval Normal School.J.Cloutier, president & chairman ; B.Lipp-ns, i vice-president ; FX.Bélanger, secretary ; G.# Letourneau, treasurer.Conferences heli at Normai School the last Saturdays of January, \"May and August.| Board of Commissioners of Catholic Schools.Rev.Joseph Auclair, president ; Narcisse .Hamel.secretary - treasurer ; the Curate of ; St.Roch, Rev, P.Bourke, H.Taschervau, M.P.- L.Gauvreau, O'Leary.Board of Commissioners of Protestant Schools.William Hossack, chairman ; Wm.Walker, Wm.Waurtele.R.H.Smith, Josech White.; head, Rev.Charles Hamilton, M.A , Rev.A.N.McQuarrie, B.A, secretary-treasurer.Board of Examiners of Catholic Schools.Rev.Jos.Auclair, pres.; Nap.Lacasse, sec.; Rev.P.Lagacé, F.&.Juneau, F.X.Toussaint, H.Dufresne, Rev.T.E.Hamel.The board meels at Normal School department of female pupil teachers, on the first Tuesdays of February, May, August and November, at 9 a m.Board of Examiners of Protestant Schools.Rev.W.B.Clark, Chairman ; Rev.M.M.Fothergill, Secretary; Rev.C.W.Rawson, W.D.Campbell, W.Dale, W.Cook and F.Oliver.\u2018The board meets first Tuesday in May and November at 9 a.m., at Morrin College.Brothers of the Christian Doctrine.Glacis, 24-26.Rev.Brothers Aphraates, director.Grand Seminary.Rev.C.E.Légaré, L.L, director: Rev.ME, Méthot.M.A., Rev.L.Paquet, D D., Rev.N.Bégin, D.D., Kev.T.E.Hamel, M.A, Rev.A.A.Blais, D.C.L., À.Papineau, LD, L, professors.Girls\u2019 High School.Dauthine, 1.Miss E.Macdo ald.principal; Misses V.Moses and A.Kelly, assistant teachers; Mra, Cauidweli, teacher vocal music; Miss A.CO'Grady, teacher instrumental music, and B.Lippens, professor of French, Miscelluneous [63] Directory.Kindergarten School.D\u2019Aiguillon, 112.Miss Agnes Leaycraft, teacher.Laval Normal and Model Schools.Old Chateau St.Louis, Place d\u2019Armes.Rev.Pierre Lagacé, principal ; F.-X.Toussaint, Napoléon Lacasse, Joseph Létourneau, G.Gagnon, F.-X.R.Saucier and Chs.Lefevre, professors of Normal school ; Jean Bte.Cloutier and D.McSweeney, teachers of Normal and Model schools; Rev.Th.G.Rouleau, prefect of discipline, and Jos.Rouleau, master fi studies.Laval University.Hebert, 23.In 1663 was founded the Quebec Seminary which afterwards became a regular College, and it had, by successive addition, acquired a high degree of importance, when it was erected, by Her Majesty\u2019s Royal Charter, inlo a University, under the style and name of The Laval University.By this charter, which bears date December 8th, 1852, no change was effected in the constitution of the Seminary it- se\u2019, but a council composed of the directors of the institution, and the three senior professors of the several faculties was empowered to possess and enjoy all the privileges granted to the Universities of the United Kingdom, and especially that of conferring degrees in the Faculties of Divinity, Law, Medecine and Arts.On the 15th May, 1876, His Holiness Pope Pius IX, gave to the Laval University, the Canonical erection.His Grace the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Quebec is, by virtue of his office, Visitor and Apostolic Chancellor of the University.The Superior of the Seminary, for the time being, holds the office of Rector.UNIVERSITY OFFICERS.Visitor and Apostolic Chancellor\u2014His Grace the most rev Elzéar Alexandre Taschereau, Archbishop of Quebec.Rector\u2014 Very rev.Thomas Etienne Hamel, M.A , superior of the Quebec Seminary.Council\u2014Rev.Louis Beaudet, M.A.; rev.Louis Nazaire Bégin, D.D., directors of the Quebec Seminary ; hon.Napoléon Casault, LL.D., professor of the Faculty of Law ; Alfred Jackson, M.D., and J.Etienne Landry, M.D., professors of the Faculty of Medicine; Hon.Frs.C.S.Langelier, LL.L., professor of the Faculty of Law; riv.Cyrille E.Legare, L.L.; rev.Adolphe I.I.Legaré, rev.M.E.Méthot, M.A.; Mgr.Benjamin Piquet, D.D.; rev.L.Honoré Pâquet, D.D.; rev.Pierre Roussel, B.A., directors of the Quebec Seminary ; James Arthur Sewell, M.D., professor of the Faculty of Medicine; Hon.Ulric Jos.Tessier, LL.D., professor of the Faculty of aw.Secrelary\u2014Rev.Pierre Roussel, B A.Milk of Magnesia MOST CERTAINLY CURES Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Nausea, Sour-Stomach and Headache.Can be had at all Chemists.Assl.-Secretary\u2014Rev.Clovis Laflamme, D D.Librarian\u2014Rev.M.Edouard Méthot, M.A.Macebearer\u2014 Augustin Dionne.PROFESSORS.Faculty of Divinity\u2014Mgr.Benjamin Paquet, D.D., Dean of the Faculty, professor of Moral Theology; rev.L.H.Paquet, D D., secretary and professor of Dogmatical Theology ; rev.Louis Nazaire Bégin, D.D., professor of Ecclesiastical History ; rev M.E.Méthot, M.A., professor of Holy Scripture: rev.P.Roussel, B.A, professor of Dogmatical Theology.Faculty of Law\u2014Hon.Ulric Joseph Tessier, LL.D., Dean of the Faculty, professor of Law Procedure and Practice; Hon.Napoléon Ca- sault, LL D., professor of Commercial and Maritime Law ; Hon.F.C.S.Langelier, LL.L., professor of Civil Law and Laws of Administration ; Edmuuvd James Flynn, LL, scretary and professor of Roman Law : Richd.Alleyo, Q C., professor of Criminal Law ; Auguste Eugène Aubry, L.L.D., honorary professor.Fucully of Medicine\u2014J.A.Sewell.M.D, Dean of the Faculty, professor of internal Pathology and special Therapeutics; J.Et.Landry, M.D., professor of ext-rnal Pathology and operalive Surgery; Alfred Jackson, M.Ls., professor of Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children ; Chas.Eusèbe Lemieux, M.D., professor of descriplive and surgical Anatomy ; François Hubert LaRue, M.D., professor of Medical Jurisprudence, Toxicology, Hygiene and Microscopic Anatomy ; Joseph C.Taché, professor of Physiology: L.J.A.Simard, M.D., professor of general Pathology and of the Diseases of the Eye and the Ear: Charles Verge, M.D., professor of Materia Medica and general Therapeutics ; Laurent Catellier, M.D, professor of practical Analomy ; Damase Fec- teau, apparitor.Faculty of Aris\u2014Rev.E.M.Méthot, M.A., Dean of the Faculty, professor of French Lite- \u2018rature ; rev.T.E.Hamel, L.8., professor of Natural Philosophy; rev Cyrille E.Legare, L.L., professor of Latin Literature ; rev.Louis Beaudet, L.L., secretary and professor of Greek Literature; rev.J.C.K Laflamme, B.A.professor of Botany, Mineralogy and Geology ; F.H.A LaRue, professor of Chemistry ; Mgr.Benjamin Pâquet, D.D., aggregate professor of Natural Law ; rev.L.H Paquet, D.D.aggregate professor of Dogmatical Theology concerning laywen; L.J.A.Simard, M.D, aggregate professor of Zoology ; Hon.F.C.8S.Langelier, B.A., LL.L., aggregate professor of Political Economy ; rev.L.N.Begin, D.D., Miscellaneous [64] Directory.Milk of Magnesia is four times the strength of any other fluid Magnesia and has a most agreeable taste.Can be had at all Chemists.aggregate professor of Ecclesiastical History ; rev.E.Marcoux, B.A., supplying professor of Mathemalics ; rev.L.Langis, B.A., supplying professor of Philosophy; T.Sterry Hunt, Dr.of Sciences, F.R.8., &c., honorary professor ; F.X.Bélanger, curator of the Museum.List of Newspapers published in Quebec since 1764, up to the present year, with the date of their foundation.Gazette de Québec, 21 June 1764.Le Courrier de Québer, 24 No ember 1788, The Quebec Herald, 24 November 1788.The Quebec Herald, 26 November 1739.Le Magasin de Québec, August 1792.The Quebec Daily Even.Mercury, 5 Jny.1805.Le Canadien, 22 November 1806.Courrier de Québec, 3 January 1807.Le Vrai Canadien, 7 March 1810.The Commercial List, May 1816.Le Télégraphe, 1820.The Enquirer, 1st May 1821.La Sentinelle, 1822.Gazette Patriotique, 12 July 1823.Le Journal de Medecine, January 1826.La Sentinelle de Québec, 11 May 1826.L\u2019Electeur, 16 July 1827.The Star (L'Etoile), 5 December 1827.L\u2019Abeille Canadienne, 7 December 1833.Le Télégraphe (The Telegraph), 7 March 1837.Morning Herald, 25 April 1837.Le Libaral (The Liberal), 17 June 1837.Le Fantasque, August 1837.The Literary Transcript, 13 January 1838.The Quebec Transcript, 16 January 1839.Canadian Colonist, 2 July 1839 Coin du Feu, 21 November 1840.Journal des Etudiants, 1841.L\u2019Institut, 7 March 1841.British North American, 10 May 1841.The Quebec Argus, 3 November 1841.L\u2019Artisan, 5 October 1842.The Standard, 29 November 1842.Le Journal de Québec, 1st December 1842.The Quebec Herald, 19 October 1843.Le Castor, 7 November 1843.Quebec Times, 10 February 1844.Berean, 4 April 1844.Freeman\u2019s Journal, 7 June 1844.Le Ménestrel, 20 June 1844.Commercial Courrier, 4 October 1845.The Guardian, 4 October 1845.Morning Chronicle, 18 May 1847.L\u2019Ami de la Religion et de la Patrie, 18 December 1847.The Quebec Spectator, 3 May 1848.The Emigrant, 25 May 1848.- L'Abeille, O.tober 1848.Canadien Indépendant, May 1849.La Sentinelle du Peuple, 26 March 1850.Ordre Social, 28 March 1850.The Canadian Ecclesiastical Gazette, 20 December 1850.L'Ouvrier, 6 May 1851.La Voix du Peuple, 26 December 1851, Our Journal, 24 September i852.Protestant Times, 3 September 1853.Quebec Colonist, 1853.The Observer, 30 March 1854.L\u2019'Indépendant, 1st July 1854.Sinclair's Monthly Circular, January 1855.Le National, 20 November 1855.Military Gazette, 17 January 1857.Le Courrier du Canada, tst February 1857.La Citadelle, 9 May 1857.Le Fantasque (The 2nd), 19 November 1857.\u2018The Vindicator, December 1857.Gascon, 3 March 1858.L\u2019Observateur, 9 March 1858.La Citadelle, 3 April 1858.The Quebec Herald, 5 May 1858.Charivari, 10 May 1858.Le Chicot, 1858.Le Tr-sor des Familles, 15 July 1858.Le Bourru, ist February 1x59.The Gridiron, 23 July 1859.Thompson's Mirror of Parliament, 28 Feb.1860.La Réforme, 9 June 1860.Litt rateur Canadien, 26 September 1860.S irées Canadiennes, January 1861.The Ezaminer or L'Observateur, January 1861.Les Débats, 22 March 1862.Quebec Daily News, May 1862.Le Grognard, 27 September 1862.The British Canadian Review, December 1862, Le Foyer Canadien, January 1863.The Exponent, May 1863.L'Echo des Imbéciles, 30 July 1863.La Tribune, 23 August 1863.La Scie, 29 October 1863.The Dagger, 2 November 1863.La Mascarade, 14 November 1863.La Lime, 18 November 1863.La Semaine, 2 January 1864.The Arrow, 6 April 1864.L'Eclair.September 1464.Scie Illustrée, 11 February 1865.L'Organe de la Milice, 17 April 1865 Stadacona Punch, 20 May 1865.The Sprite, 7 June 1865.Le Progrès, 6 September 1865.Gazette du Commerce et de l'Industrie, 12 May 1866.L\u2019Electeur, 19 May 1866.The Comet, 27 October 1866.The Telegraph, 1st May 1867.L\u2019Evénement, 15 May 1867.L\u2019Echo du Peuple, 1st June 1867.L'Omnibus, 1867.La Sangsue, 14 September, 1867.The Quiver, 12 December 1867.Charivari Canadien, 5 June 1868.Saturday Review, 14 November 1868.Le Naturaliste Canadien, December 1868.Gazette Officielle, 16 January 1669.Gazette des Familles Canadiennes et Acadiennes, October 1869. Miscellaneous [65] Directory.L'Opinion National, 3 May 1870.L'Indépendant, June 1870.The Saturday Budget, 12 November 1870.L'Opinion du Peuple, 8 April 1871.Irish Sentinel, 8 February 1872.The Irish Citizen, July 1872.The Canadian Philatelist, 1st September 1872.L'Espérance, 28 September 1872.L'Echo de la Session, November 1872.Annales de la Bonne Ste.Anne, April 1873.The Daily Telegraph, May 1874.Le Cultivateur, 3 September 1874.The Catholic Visitor, December 1874.Le Journal de *t.Roch, 14 December 1874.L'Union de St.Roch et de St.Sauveur, 12 June 1875.Le Musée Canadien, 15 July 1875.The Lance, 14 August 1875 The Daily Telegraph, 9 November 1875.The Northern Star, 20 November 1875.The Quebec Star, 27 November 1875.La Volonté, 1st March 1876.Le Figaro, 10 March 1876.Le Rèveil, 20 May 1876.Annals of St.Ann of Beaupré, June 1876.L'Ami du Peuple, 21 June 1876.Le Nouvelliste, 27 November 1476.The Compass, 27 January 1877.L\u2019Eclaireur, 4 August 1877 L\u2019Ouvrier, 8 November 1877.The Eclipse, 24 November 1877.The Constitution, 5 March 1878.Le Cancan, 12 April 1878.Le Bulletin, 18 April 1878.Literary and Historical Society.Rooms, Morin College, St.Stanislas, 44.James £tevenson, president; H.S.Scott, Col.Strange, R.S.M.Bouchette, Dr.Boswell, vice-presidents ;\u201d William Hossack, treasurer ; Roderick McLeod, librarian; L.P.| Turcotte, recording-secretary ; W.Clint, cor- responding-secretary ; Alex.Robertson, council secretary; J.M.LeMoine, curator of the Museum ; F.C.Wurtele, curator of Apparatus.Additional members of Council.\u2014Rev.H.D.Powis, J.Whitehead, J.F.Belleau, Capt.Ashe.Institut Canadien.Rooms, St.John, 23.Officers\u2014L.J.C.Fiset, honorary president ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 active president ; Dr.Arthur Vallée, H.J.J.B.Chouinard, vice-pres.; L.Phihppe Sirois, treas.; Dr.Edwin Turcot, asst.treas.; Alph.Pouliot, record.sec ; Ernest Myrand, J.P.Tardivel, assist.record.secret.; H.A.Turcotte, correspond.secret.; Chs.Lan- gelier, Cyp.Labréque, assist.corresp.secret.; Achille LaRue, librarian ; J.N.Proulx, curator of museum.Additional members of board of direction\u2014 Mgr.Cazeau, M.le Curé de Québec, M.l\u2019abbé L.N.Bégin, Hon.P.Garneau, P.J.Jolicœur, Theoph.Ledroit, Siméon Lesage, D.J.Mon- tambault, Ed.Rémillard, Thos.E.Roy, F.E.Hamel, J.O.Fontaine, Chs.Joncas, Victor Bélanger, L.P.Lemay, L.P.Vallée.Phospho-Nutritine A tonic, digestive and highly nutritive preparation of the soluable wheat phosphates Potash Magnesia, Lime and Iron.Can be had at all Chemists.Honorary members\u2014Rev, Father Mothon, | Honble.Jos.Cauchon and Honble.W.Dorion.| LŒuvre du Patronage de Québec.St, George, 50-52.Incorporated 1871.Board of Directors\u2014The right rev.Arch bishop of Quebec ; N.C.Hamel, president ; J.B.Cloutier, vice-president; C.P.Lindsay, secretary ; S.Roy, treasurer ; rev.T.E.Hamel, | chaplain.Mercantile Academy.St.Angèle, 15-17.William Thom, professor.Minor Seminary.Rev.L.N.Bégin, D.D., director ; Rev.L.Beaudet, L.L., prefect of studies ; Rev.Clovis Laflamme, B.À, protessor of Natural Philosophy, Botany, Mineralogy and Geology; F.A.H.LaRue, M.D., professor of Chemistry ; Rev.L.Langis, B.A., professor of Moral and Intel lectual Philosophy ; Rev.Edmond Marcoux, B.A., professor of Mathematics and Astronomy ; P.Roy, B.A., professor of History ; Rev.M.Labrecque, B.A., professor of Rhetoric ; Rev.Cleop.Gagnon, B.L., second class; F, Faguy, B.L., third class ; A.Rhéaume, B.A., L.T., and H.Gouin, B.À., fourth class; Jos.Feuiltault, B.A., and G.Lemieux, fifth class; D.Pampalon, B.L., sixth class; J.Lemieux and H.Bouffard, seventh class; O.Marois, eight class ; Rev.James Ballantine, B.S., H.Grant, R.Labbé and Peter O'Leary, B.L., professors of the English language ; Rev.George Fraser, director of chants ; M.Mckernan and C.Lavigueur, professors of Music.Morrin College.St.Stanislas, 44.Governors\u2014Rev.John Cook, D.D.F.W.Gray, Andrew Thomson, William Walker, M.Stevenson, C.G.Holt, Professors\u2014Rev.John Cook, D.D., principal and professor of Divinity ; Moral Philosophy, Logic and English Literature ; Rev.A.McQuarrie, M, A., Mathematics ; Rev.Geo.Weir, M.A.Classics and professor of Hebrew ; Rev.J.Douglas, Chemistry; M.Miller, French professor ; Geo.Weir, secretary- treasurer.8 Miscellaneous [66] Directory.Phillips\u2019 Palatable COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHO- Nutritine for brain impairments, chlorosis and waisting of body.Can be had at all Chemists.LE Newspapers and Periodicals.Annales de Ste.Anne.(Les) monthly, annual subscription, 0.35 c., College of Lévis, proprietors, Léger Brousseau, printer, Buade, 9.Budget (The Saturday) weekly, annual subscription, $3.00; Jas.Jos.Gahan, editor, Jas.Carrel, printer and proprieior, Buade, 23.Bulletin (Le), weekly, annual subscription, 81.00; J.C.Langelier, editor ; A.Langlois & Co., printers and pub ishers, Buade, 9 Canadien (Le), daily, annual subscription, payable in advance, $6 00 ; semi - weekly; $400; J.1.Tarte & L.G.Desjardins, editors, L.G.Desjardins, proprietor and publisher, St.Famille, 38-40.Chronicle (The), annual subscription to daily, $6.00; w.ekly, $2.00; J.Jordan, editor, J.J.Foote, printer, proprietor and publisher, Mountain Hill, 115.Courrier du Canada (Le), daily annual subscription, $6.00; weekly $1 00; R.P.Vallée, editor, L.Brousseau, printer, proprietor and publisher, Buade, 9.Cultivateur (Le).weekly.annual subecrip- tion, payable in advance, $1.00; J.I.Tarte & L.G.Desjardins, editors, L.G.Desjardins, proprietor and publisher, St.Famille, 38-40.Daily Telegraph (The), three editions daily, annual subscription, $2.50 ; one cent per copy, Jas.Jos.Gahan, editor, Jas.Carrel, printer and proprietor.Buade, 23.Eclaireur (L\u2019), daily annual subscription, $3 00: P.A.Tremblay, editor and proprietor, J.Bouchard, assistant editor, St.Joseph, 743.Evénement (L\u2019), annual sub-cription to daily, $3.00; weekly, $1.00 ; Honble.Hector Fabre, editor, N.LeVasseur, assistant editor, 8.Marcotte, printer, proprietor and publisher, Buade, 4-6.Journal de l\u2019Instruction Publique, monthly, annual subscription, $1.00; Government of Quebec, proprietor, L.Brousseau, printer, Buade, 9.Journal de Québec (Le), annual subscription to daily, $6.00 ; tri-weekiy, $400; L.L Dion, assistant editor; A.Coié & Co., printers, proprietors and publishers, St Ann, 12.Journal ¢f Education, monthly, annual subscription, $1 00 ; Government of Quebec, proprietors, L.Brousseau.printer, Buade, 9.Mercury (The Quebec),daily evening, annual subscription, $6.00; G.T, Cary, editor, proprietor and printer, Buade, 11.Nouvelliste (Le), daily, annual subscription, $2.00; E.Rouillard, N.P., editor, A.Béchard, assistant editor, Laberge & Gingras, proprietors and printers, cor.King and Dorchester.Quebec High School.W.Dale, M.A, rector; M.Miller, R.Law, B.A., J.Pringle, B.A., and J.Elliott, professors; W.Walker, secretary and treasurer.Directors\u2014J.C.Thomson, H.Fry, W.Hos- sack, À.Thomson, and Rev.Chs.Hamilton.Quebec Debating Society.Founded 1877.Rooms, Morin College, St.Stanislas 44.Officers\u2014E.T.Fleicher, honorary president ; Wm.Dale, M.A, president; Kenneth G.Fraser, secretary-treasurer.Council\u2014James Geggie, M.Joseph, E.J.Duggan, R.J Bradley.Quebec Protestant Teachers Association.Dr.W.Marsden, president ;\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 1st vice-president ; G.Ferguson, 2nd vice- * president; rev.prof.A.N.McQuarrie, B.A., \u201csecretary ; J.Purdie, treasurer.\u2018Additional Members of Council\u2014 Wm.Hos- sack, chairman.Protestant Board of School \u2018Commissioners, J.C.Cattanach, Miss McDonald, Miss Pierce.Ordinary meetings held on 2nd Friday of September, December, March and June, and annual meeting for election of office-bearers, &c., second Saturday of May.Quebec Seminary.The Collegialed department is the Seminary as it was till 1852, and is under the control of a Board composed of a Superior and at least four directors, It is divided into two parts, called the Grand and the Minor Seminary.Superior\u2014Very rev.T.E Hamel, M.À.Directors\u2014Rev.Michel Edouard Methot, MA., rev.Adolphe I.I.Légaré, rev.Gyrille E.Légaré, L.L., rev.Pierre Roussel, B.A., rev.L.Beaudet, L.L., Mgr.Benjamin Pdquet, D.D., rev.Louis H.Pâquet, D.D, rev.Nazaire Bégin, D.D.Aggregate Members\u2014Rev.Clovis Lallamme, B.A.D.D, E.Marcoux, B.A.Auviliary Members\u2014Revd.Jean François Baillairgé, r=v.Louis Langis, B.A., rev.À.Blais, D.C.L, rev.À, Papineau, B.A., L.D., rev.G.Fraser, rev.Jas.Ballantyne, B.S., rev.A.Rhéaume, B.A, L.D., rev.C.Gagnon, B.L., B.D.rev.T.M.Labreque, B.À., B.D., rev.P.Roy, B.A, B.D., and rev.E.Moisan.Quebec Geographical Society.Officers\u2014Hon.F.Fortin, pres.; Dr.Miles, Hon.G.Ouimet and Hon.H.G.Joly, vice-jres.; Ed.Fletcher, engl.cor -sec ; A.Buies, french cor.-sec.; W.C.Seaton, asst.engl.cor.-sec.; JE.I.Marmette, asst.french cor.-sec.; N.Legendre, rec.-sec.; Crawford Lindsay, asst.rec.- sec.; O.Dunn,librarian; T.Ledroit, treasurer.Council\u2014Dr.W, Marsden, R.S.M.Bou- chette, E.Tachë, E Deville and E.Gagnon. Miscellaneous [67] Directory.Société Casault.C P.Roney, president; C.E.Pouliot, vice- président ; L.O.M.Bellemare, secretary ; L.Z Jiasson, assistant.Members of commillee\u2014L.F.Pinault and J.Langlois.Société d\u2019Education du District de Qué- ec.Founded, in '822.Officers\u2014The Curate of Quebec, president; rev.F-X.Plamondon, vice-president; J.D.Brousseau, treasurer ; C.Labrecque, secretary; L.Bourget and J.O.Tousignant, auditors.Commillee of managemeni\u2014Mgr.L\u2019'Arche- véque de Quebec, rev.P.Lagacé, A.Tétu.C.Cing-Mars, Ferd P.Garneau, J.C.Tousignant, T.Ledroit, S.Roy, L.Bourget, F.Fortier, L.S.Baillairgé, E.Gagnon, F.E.Hamel, L.L.Rivard, J.F.Peachy, Jas.F.Belleau and P.E.Smith.St.Matthew School.D\u2019Aiguillon, 56.Miss Ida Wilkens, teacher.St.Patrick Literary Institute.Founded in 1852.St.Ann, 119-123.Officers\u2014R.H.McGreevy, president ; J.Roche, vice-president ; J.Dunn jr., treasurer ; P.C.Murphy, secretary ; M.F.Walsh, financial secretary.Commillee\u2014Houble, J.Hearn, M.P.P_; R.H.McGreevy, J.Lane, jr., J.Dunn, jr., P.C.Murphy, J.Gallagher, J.Roche, F.McLaughlin, and A Boisvert.St.Patrick Catholic and Literary Institute.Rooms in rear of St.Patrick church, Officers not elected at time of publication SEE ADDENDA.MANUFACTURES.Drum Cabinet Manufacturing Company.° Offices and show-rooms, St.Paul, 215.Officers\u2014A.Joseph, president : A.Thomson, vice-president; 8 W.Drum, secretary; T.Craig, manager; factory, Little River St.Charles.North American Rubber Works.Office and works, St.Paul 122-124, Withall & Co., proprietqrs ; G.Bonham, manager.0 CHILDREN\u2019S CARMINATIVE CORDIAL, for Teething Pains, Restlessness, and Colic.(Approuved by all Midwives and Nurses.) Can be had at all Chemists.MASONIC LODGES.Grand Masonic Lodge of Quebec.Officers\u2014M.W.Bro.T.McMinn, Grand Past Master of the Province, R.W.Bro.C.Judge.District Deputy Grand Master, Stadacoua District, Quebec registry.Albion Lodge, No.O.Q.R.Established 1752.Officers\u2014R.W.Bro.W.John Alexander, \u2018W.master.J.Richardson, secretary.Meets se~ cond Friday, in each month.Harington Lodge, No.8, Q.R.Officers\u2014W.Bro.Chs.Knowles, W.master; W.Bro H.Hughes, secretary.Mcets third Thursday in each month.St.Andrew Lodge, No.5, Q.R.Officers\u2014H.H, Sewell, W.master: J, H.Hench-y, secretary.Meets first Wednesday in each month.St.George Lodge, Q.R.Officers\u2014W.Bro.M.Winn, W.master ; Frederick Chilvers, secretary, Meets first Mon- dayineach month.Lodges and Chapters meet in the Masonic hall, cor Garden and St.Louis.St.John Lodge, No.1, Q.R.Officers\u2014W.J.Stanley, W.master; E, H, GC.Harbeson, secretary.| Masonie Hall Association.Directors for 1878.\u2014J.Dunbar, G.Veasey, Bell, Judge, Pratten, Thom and Harris, MEDICAL.Board of Governors of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec.J P.Rottot M.D., president ; (Montreal,) R.P.Howard M.D., (Montreal,) C.E.Lemieux, M.D.(Quebec.) vice-presidents ; A.G.Belleau, iQuebeo,) A.Davenais, M.D., (Montreal,) secretaries ; L.LaRue, (Quebec,} treasurer-re- gistran. Miscellaneous [68] Directory.DEVINS' VEGETABLE WORM PASTILLES The great antidote for Worms in Children or Adults.CAN BE HAD AT ALL CHEMISTS, Cily of Quebec\u2014A.G.Belleau, M.D., C.E.Lemieux, M.D., J.A.Sewell, snr., MD., E.A, De St.George, M.D., M.P., W.Marsden, L.LaRue, M.J.Ahern, M.L., P.Wells.City of Montreal\u2014R.P.Howard.M.D,, G.E.Feuwick, M.D., J.P, Rottot, M.D., F.W.Campbell, M.D., A.H.David, M.D., A.Da- genais, M.D., E.P.Lachapelle, M.D.District of Quebec\u2014A.T.Michaud, (Kamou- raska); Joseph Marmette, (Montmagny) ; L.Têtu, (Rivière-Quelle) ; Chs.Gingras, M.L., (St.Sauveur) ; Hon.Théodore Robitaille, M D., M.P.; (New Carlisle); L.J.E.Rousseau, M D., (St.Casimir); P.A.A.Collet, M.D, (St.Henri de Lauzon).District of Montreal\u2014Hon.L.R.Church, M.D., M.P.P.(Aylmer), J.B.Gibson, M.D., {Dunham); M.Turcotte, (St.Hyacinthe) ; Jules Prevost, (ot.Jérôme); A Rivard, {Jo- liette) ; L.D.Lafontaine, M P.P.(St.E -ouard) ; E.Laberge, M.P.P., (Ste.Philo- mene): Hon.A.H.Paquet, (St.Cuthbert); F.X.Perrault (Longue Pointe), P.E.Mignault, (Acton Vale); N.H.Ladouceur (Sorel).District of Three Rivers\u2014Hon.J.J.Ross, M.D., M.L.C., (St.Anne de la Pérade;; M.G.E.Badeaux, M.D., (Three Rivers) ; Denis Desaulniers, (Nicolet).District of St.Francis\u2014F.D.Gilbert, (Sherbrooke); F.Paré, (Sherbrooke); and E.Wor- thington, M.D., (Sherbrooke) Board for Preliminary examination \u2014 Rev.J.C.K.Laflamme, B.\u2018A., D.D., M.Miller, (Quebec) ; rev.A.H.Verreau, W.A.Howe, L.L.D., (Montreal).Examiners for the Licence:\u2014Anatomy\u2014C.E.Lemieux, M.D., Surgery, G.E.Fenwick, M.D, Medical jurisprudence, F.W.Campbell, M D., Physiology Practice of Medicine, E Worthington, M.D., Materia medica, E.Laberge, Chemistry, M.J.Ahern, M.L., Midr wifery, L.Télu, Botany and Hygiene, M.G.E.Badeaux, M.D., Assessors, Laval Universily \u2014 W.Marsden, and P.Wells, (Quebec); Vicluria University, Angus MacDonell, M.D.(Montreal) and F.Painchaud sr, (Varennes) ; Metill University, Hon.L.R.Church M.D., (Aylmer): and P.E.Mignault, (Acton Vale); Bishop University, J.B.Gibson, M.D., (Dunham) and Hon.A, H.Paquet, (St.Cuthsbert).Canadian Medical Association.Dr.Workman, president, (Toronto) D.Mac- dor ald, vice-president; (Hamilton), Ontario ; Dr.Worthington, (Sherbrooke), (Juebec; Dr.Cowie, (Halifax }; Nova Scotia, Dr.McLaren, (St.John), New Brunswick ; Dr.Sweetland,(Ot- , Henri Casgrain.tawa) Ontario, Dr.F.Wm.Campbell, (Mont real), Quebec; Dr.J.Black, (Halifax), Nove Scotia ; Dr.Atherton, (Fredericton), New- Brunswick, secretaries; Dr.A.H.David, general secretary.(Montreal) ; Dr.Edm.Ro- billard, treasurer, (Montreal).Dental Board of Examiners of the Province of Quebec.Incorporated March 30th, 1869.Honble.P.Baillargeun, president: W.Geo.Beers, secretary; \u20ac Brewster, treasurer; C.F.F.Trestler, registrar, Æ.H.Webster, J.McKee, H.D.Ross, Dentists.Michel Pourtier.23 September.1855 Honble P.Baillargeon.23 september 1859 26 February .186% «21 September.1869 .23 September.1869 .24 February.1870- .28 February.1878 John McKeea.n.n.Harrison D.Ross .Théophile A.Venner.Edmond Pourtier.Dispensary of the Ladies of Charity.St.Olivier, 21.H.Blanchet, Hubert LaRue, M.D., M.J.Ahern, M.L., Léonidas LaRue, E.Turcot, M.L., À.Vallée, M.D., J.Frs.X.P.Lavoie, M.D., L J.À.Simard, M.D., oculist and aurist, T, A.Venner, dentist.Association Médicale de Québec.Founded in 1877.St.François, 91.Officers\u2014C.A.Verge.M D.L., president ; Dr.Chs.Gingras, treasurer ; N.E.Dionne, M.D.L., secretary Members\u2014Drs.M.J.Ahern, C.I.Samson, L.LaRue, J.Fitzpatrick, J.A.Garncau, M.Fiset, J.P.Giguere, L.Catellier, J.P.Lavoie, F.A.Dion, D.Brochu, J.P.Boulet, Official list of licensed Physicians and Surgeons practising and residing at Quebec, according to the date of their Provincial license.W.Marsden.,.owm.ne 10 April.1830 E.Rousseau «21 July.1830 A.Jackson, M.D.30 October .1833 J.A.Sewell, sr, M, D.19 February.1834 L.Giard.12 April.1837 0.Robitaille.11 July.1838 L Chaperom.coueweeee January.1839 Honble P Bai'largeon.4 May.\u2026 1840 J.E.Landry, M D.15 July .1840 P.G.Tourangeau.15 November.1841 R H.Russell.M.D.25 November.1843 A.Rowand, M.D.R.F.Rinfret.P.Wells.C.E.Lemieux, M, D.H.Blanchet.we GC.Deguiseumeree vvevesine .22 February.1845 \u2026 4 October.1845 .6 March .1847 .21 October.1848 1 1851 .1851 Miscellaneous [69] Directory.W.Boswell, M.D.10 May.1852 F.H.A.LaRue, M.D.9 October.1855 L.J.A.3imard, M.D .9 October.1860 J.Fitzpatrick.14 May.1861 A.G.Belleau, M.D.1862 J.Racey, M.D.\u2026\\3 May.1862 J.E.Fortier .14 October 1862 L.Catellier, M.D.13 October 1863 L.Dion.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.13 October.1563 i.Verge, M.D.+13 October 1863 L.LaRue.10 May.1864 F.Montizambert, M.D.11 Octoher.1864 P.Bender, M.D.9 May.186> J.R.R chardson.M.D.10 Octob-r.1865 C.8.Parke, M.D.8 »\u2026 1866 C.T.Samson.we 8 .1866 C.CG.Sewell, M.D.14 en 1867 M.J.Ahern, M L.12 \u2026 1868 J.A.Garneau, M.D.1863 F.IR.Rinfret, M.D.ce 1868 H Neilson, M.L.\u2026 1869 E.A.De St, George, M y 1870 E.Gauvreau, M.L.10 May.1870 C.Gingras, M.L.10 May.1870 A.Robitaille, M.D.10 May.1870 C.DeLagrave, M.L.11 Qctober.1870 M.Fiset, M.D.12 May.cue.E.Turcot, M.L.R.P.Alleyn, M L P.Giguère, M.D.H.Russell, M.D.12 May.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026 30 September.September.30 September.J.Mackay, M.D May.\u2026 1875 W.Moffat, M.D May.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u20261875 J.P Boulet, M D September.1875 N.E.Dionn~, M.D.29 September.1875 A.Vallée.M.D.September.1875 L.F.Burroughs, M.D May.\u2026 1876 D.M.Brochu, M.D.September.1876 F.A.Dion, M.D September.1876 M.A.À.Falardeau, M.L.27 September 1876 P.G Jennings M.D.27 September.1876 F.E.Roy, M.Du.27 S-ptemter.1876 L.Crépault, M.L .9 May.1877 J.¥.X.P.Lavoie, M.D.9 May.\u2026\u2026 1877 A.Larochelle, M.L.26 S.ptember.1877 J.H.Henchey,.27 September.1877 Pharmaceutical Association of the Province of Quebec.: Officers\u2014Edmond Giroux, president, (Quebec); A.Manson, vice-president, (M nireal) ; R McLeod, 2nd vice-president, Quebec); L Kerry, treasurer, (Montreal); E.Muir, secretary, (Montreal) Board of examiners\u2014R McLeod and J.B.Martel, Quebec: J D.L.Ambrose, N.Mercer, H.R.Gray, A.Manson and H.F.Jackson, Montreal.Licentiates practising at Quebec.ve 1871 sn 1872 V.GiFOUX nue ce ccussercameccs vase Public Vaccination.Officers\u2014F.R Rinfret, M.D., C.Deguise aud E.Gauvreau, M.L.\u2014St.Louis, Palace, St.John and Montcalm wards.LUBY\u2019S Parisian Hair Renewer Will restore Gray Hair to its natural color.Can be had at all Chemists, M.J.Ahern, M.L., and P.G.Jennings, M.D \u2014Champlain and st.Peter wards.i L.Dion and C.[.Samson.\u2014Jacques Cartier and St Roch wards.Chemists and Druggists.Licensed by the College of Physicians and Surgeons.practising al Quebec.Brunet, W.E.8 May.1855 .9 October.1855 Burke, J.E.McLeod, R.veel 1 Mays oes 1858 Giroux, E.11 October.1859 Vernier, J.12 May.1863 Martel.J.B.veer ween 13 October.1863 Veldon, J.J.¥ cers eens.10 October.1864 LaRoche, W.H.conee 8 May.1866 Rogers, W.+.\u2026ensecseses 9 October\u2026\u2026 \u20261866 Leclere, A.13 October .1868 Campeau, M.A.O.F.12 September.1871 Gauvreau, F.12 September.1871 Carrier, Hs s25 September.1872 DeL+grave Chs., M.D.8 May.1873 Moffatt.A.Wu.30 September.1874 Rinfret, P.F.\u2026s\u2026seerence 30 September.1874 MERCANTILE.Canadian Stamp Duties.On Bills of Exchange, Drafts and Promissory Notes.In computing the duty, it must be borne in mind that any interest payable al maturity with the principal, is to be counted as part of the amount.Duplicate Iriplicate AMOUNT.Singly each partjeach part Uniler $:5 $U VO 50 OU $0 00 25 and over but not exceeding $30 0 01 0 ot 001 + E«ceediug $20, 002 00! 001 « 50 100, 0 03 0 02 001 «100 « 200, 0 06 0 04 002 «200 « 300 0 09 0 06 0 03 «310 « 400, 0 12 003 0 04 \u201c400 « 500; 0 15 010 0 05 \u201c500 « 600, 0 181 012 0 06 Consulates.Argeatine Reprblic-\u2014John Laird, St Peter 113 Belgin.n\u2014Lnuis Bols, consul, A.Joseph, vice-consul, St Peter 71-73 - Chili and Pern\u2014John Laird, St Peter 113 Denmark\u2014G.T.Pemberton, St Peter 107 Miscellaneous [70] Directory.Phospho-Nutritine a dietetic preparation, supplying an important deficiency in the ordinary food of Invalids and Children.CAN be HAD at all CHEMISTS.France\u2014Albert Lefaivre, Couillard 22 German Empire\u2014Charles Pitl, Dalhousie 61 llaly\u2014G.T.Pemberton, consular agent, St Peter 107 Monle-Video\u2014Chs P.Champion.St Peter 66 Netheriands\u2014CGC.J.Johnsen, St Peter 61 Norwny and Sweden\u2014W.A.Schwartz, consul, A.Fulkenberg, vice-cousul, St James 2-4 Po:lugal\u2014F.Carbray, consul, St Peter 114 Sprin\u2014Son Excellence monsieur le Comte de Prémio-Real, consul general for the Confederation of Canada, and British, and French possessions in North America, St Ann 57 United Staies\u2014Honbls.John Wassan, St Ann 67 Crown Timber Agent.Sault au Matelot, 11-13 McLean Stewart, collector of crown timber dues; John McKay, assistant do ; Pierre Miller, clerk.Bupervisor of Cullers Offic>.Sault au Matelot, 11-13 W.Quinn, supervisor of cullers; À Fraser, deputy supervisor and b okkeeper : T.J.Walsh, cashier.Clerks\u2014Thomas Power, W A.Launière, J- Foley, Jo-+.E.Belland.Z.Levass-ur, S.P- Grogan, G.H Deblois, F.Poliquin, M.O'Brien, W.Whrlan, and C.Bellerive ; John Tierney, messenger.Quebec Lumber Coves.Norih Side.Alexandria Cove.J.B Forsvth ; Cap Rouge, Pier and Wharf Company.James Bowen, jr; Dalhousie, Dalkin & Forsyth ; Victoria, Charles Alleyn; Bridgewater and Sill-ry.J.Sharples, Bros.& Co.; Ring\u2019s End, Timmony, Jackson & Co.; New Londun, John.O'Connell & Co.; Convent Cove, M.Slevenson & Co.; Sillery, R R PDob-ll & Co.; Safety.J.Sharples, Sons & Co.; Sillery, Jas.Bowen ; Poinle-à-Pizeau, R.R.Dobell & Co ; St.Michael, Cook, Bros.& Co.; Woodtield Harbor Stephen Crmnoily; Sprncer, Knight.Bros.& Co.; Wolfs, John Hoche ; Ottawa, J.Connoll- : Cape-Cove, G.Robinson; Cape B'anc, J.Blais; Diamond Harbor, St Lawrence tow hoat Company.St.Charles River.Dorchester Beach, above.Ed.Gauvreau ; below, ~.Peters: New Walerturil, H.N.Jones ; St.Charles Cove, Little River, J.J.Bew ; Lane\u2019s Cove, Jolin Lane, jr.; Venner's Cuve, MILITARY.Cavalry Association.Established in 1877.Rooms St.John i44.Officers\u2014Ths Hethringlon, president ; Jos.Marcotte, vice-president; A.Gautier, se res tary and treasurer.Committee \u2014 Hethrington.Hoimes, Malouin, Gauvreau, Corkell and Fraser.Militia Office.St.Louis, 17.Nepuly Adjutant Guneral\u2014No.7, M.Dis.Lieut.Col.T.J.Duchesnay.Brigade Major\u2014Lieut.Col E.Lamontagne.District Puy-Master\u2014Lt.-Col.W.H.Forest, P'ovincial Store Kee; er\u2014 Major F.Lampson.Brigade office for Quebec volunteer force in the same building.Quebec Citadel.\u201c B\u201d Battery School of Gunnery, Citadel, Quebec.Lieut.colonel Thomas Bland Strange, Royal Artillery, Dominion insp- ctor of Artillery and Commandant School of Gunnery.Captain and Brevet Lt.-Colonel\u2014C E.Mon- tizambert, Commanding \u2018\u201c B\u201d Battery, S.G.Captain\u2014O.Prevost, Adjutant, S.G.Captwin\u2014H.C.Sheppard, acct.Qr.Mr.Surgeon\u2014H.Neilson, M.D.Ca, tain\u2014M.Duchesnay \u201c (.J.Short.\u201c J.Fraser A'tached, « B \u201d Batterx \u201c G.R.White.MINING COMPANIES.DeLéry Gold Mining Company.Incorporated 1865.Office, St.Peter 51.Canadian Directors\u2014A.Joseph, president; J.Greaves Clapham, N.P., F.Vézina, T.Weippert, Henry 8.Scott, T.S.Fry, J.D.Brousseau, Dr.O.Robitaille and P.Vallée.Officer s\u2014U.Tessier, junr., secretary; F.Vézina, treasurer.Gautier, LaRue, Gore, Mc- Megantic Mining Company.Incorporated in 1855.Office, Gowen\u2019s building, St Peter 125, Directors\u2014A.CG.Stuart, president; F.Oliver, treasurer and: secretary; Geo.Veasey, Geo Hall, H.S.Scott and F.Oliver.MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.Quebec Poultry Society.Ezeculive Officers\u2014F.W.Andrews, president ; , vice-president ; Alexander Fraser, jr., secretary-tr.asurer. Miscellareous [71] Directory.Commiltee\u2014Lt.-Col.Forsyth, Major F.W.Gray, Jos.Woodley, Dr.Ri fret, jr., T.Gale, D.Macpherson, jr., H.J.Miller.Society for the Provention of Cruelty to Animals.Patrons\u2014The Right Honorable the Earl of Dutferin, K.P., K.C.B., Governor General of the Dominion of Canada; Hon.Letellier de St Just, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Quebec ; Sir N.F.Belleau ; Right Reverend J.W_ Williams, D.D., Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Quebec; Honorable Boucher de Boucherville ; Hon, P.J.O.Chauveau; Hon.G.Ouimet, M.P.P.President\u2014W.Marsden, A.M., M.D, H.Budden, treasurer; A.Robertson, secretary.Commillee of Managemen!\u2014R.Hamilton, J.C Thomson, J.Dinning, J.J.Foote, R, R.Dobell, H.S.Scott, W.Hossack, S.Moore, Adam Watters.Super inlendent\u2014James Burgess.QUEBEC EARLY CLOSING SOCIETIES.St.Roch Section.Officers\u2014Ls.d'Auteuil, president .H.Huot, vice-president ; Chs.Villeneuve, secretary; E.Routhier, treasurer.Commiitee\u2014F.Moffet, Elz.Tessier, G.Blais, P.Turgeon, J.Belanger, E.Routhicr.F.Poulin, L.Giguére, F.Belzil, A, Uclair, A.Carrier, E.Guay, F.Gingras, M.Sirois, C.R.Langevin, S.Gauvin, D.Pouliot, E.Lessard, F.Bernier and N.Lainarre.Upper Town Section.Officers\u2014M.J.Marcotte, presid nt; J.B.Drouyn, vic-president R.AcKerman, secretary ; N.Faguy, asst.-secretary; G.A.Robi- taille, treasurer ; W.Raymond, asst.-treasurer.Commillee\u2014J Enright, U.Généreux, Newton, J.Minguy, J.O.Giguère, T.Béland, A.D.Cantillon, A.A.LaRue, L.Foley, F.X.Hebert and À.N.Côté.MUSICAL SOCIETIES.Academie de Musique de Québec.Founded, May 1868, Incorporated in 1870.Officers\u2014F.J.Prume, president ; Gustave agnon, vice president; J.B.Labelle, secretary ; Arthur Lavigne, treasurer; J.A.Defoy, Jules Hone, Clod.Delisle, Ernest Gagnon and D.P.R.McLaggan.PHILLIPS\u2019 PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHO- Nutritine, tasteless, digestive and nutritious, is miscible with and taken in water.Can be had at all Chemists.Association Musicale de Québec.\u2014_\u2014 S Incorporated by Act of the Legislature of Qu-bec, 36 Vict., Chap.70.Officers\u2014P.Plamondon, president ; Arthur Lavigne, vice-president; P.Laurent, secretary ; J.A.Rochette, assistant secretary; E.Morin, treasurer; M.Fiset, librarian.Committee\u2014Henri Lortie, Dr.M.Fiset.Cercle Musical de Québec.Founded in 1875.Officers\u2014Félix Gaboury, president ; George Landry, vice-president ; Alfred Vézina, sec.- treasurer.La Société Musicale Ste.Cécile.Officers\u2014H.A.Bédard, president; L.Bilo- deau, vice-president ; N.Le Vasseur, directer ; E Rodier, assistant director; J.B.Sirois, secretary ; L.N.Servais, treasurer; Eugène Blanchet, iibrarian; rev.M Lessard, chaplain, Commüitee of Direction\u2014E.St.Laurent, H.Huot.H.Rousseau, À.Lecierc, L.Dalaire, Urbain Lapointe.L\u2019Union Musicale de Qubéec.Officers\u2014E.Dugal, president; C.Delisle, secretary.Septuor Hayden.Officers\u2014A.Paré, president; A.Lavigne, vice-president ; N.LeVasssur, secretary ; C.Duquet, treasurer ; E.Gauvreau, librarian, Société Harmonique de Québec.Founded in 1878.Officers\u2014W.U.Campbeil, honorary president ; A.Hardy, active president; E.Doucet, vice-president; L.Lefebvre, treasurer; Chs.Lefebvre, secretary; G.Lavigueur, di- reclor, NATIONAL SOCIETIES.Caledonian Society.Officers\u2014Col.D.A.Ross, president ; Rev.Professor Weir, 1st vice-president; D.Kerr, nd do; A.Wilkie, secretary; W.Cowan, assistant secretary; John F.Hossuck, treasurer.Commillee\u2014McLean, Burgess, Sutherland, Staton and Brodie. Miscellaneous [72] Directory.Milk of Magnesia immediately corrects bad taste in the mouth and renders impure breath sweet and agreeable.Can be had at all Chemists.Quebec Hibernian Benevolent Society.Rooms, Temperance Hall, Ferland, 13-15 Officers\u2014Jeremiah Gallagher, president ; James McGuire, 1st vice-president; Jeffery Rowe, 2nd vice-president ; Michael Brien, treasurer; M Kelly, secretary ; John Hawkins, assist.sec.; P.Campbell, grand horse marshall ; John Cooper, grand foot marshall.St.Andrew Society.D.A.Ross, president; Dr.Jas.Cassels 1st vice-president; Wm.Ray, 2nd vice-president ; J.MacNider, treasurer; A.Robertson, secretary.Commiltee of Manage» ent\u2014P.Johnston, D.Kerr, D.R.McLeod, Wm.Brodie, and John Fraser.Chaplains\u2014Revds.Dr.Cock and P.Wright.Physicians\u2014br.A lowand and Dr.J.Cassels.St.George Society.Founded in 1835.R.R.Dobell, president; R.H.Smith, 1st vice-president ; Alex.Pope, secretary; H Budden, assistant secretary; G.Veasey, treasurer.Chaplains\u2014Rev.G.V.Housman, M.A.; Rev.M.M.Fothergill and Rev.J.8.Sykes.Physician\u2014J.A.Sewell, M.D.Commillee of Management\u2014J.H.Clint, W, J.Newton, R.Owen, R.Lesueur, W.Miller, A.J.Maxham, #.Oliver, C.Judge, G.T.Phillips, W.Clint, John Tweddell, G.H.Gore, G.'W.Ellisson, T.8.Cole and F Holloway.St.Jean Baptist Society.Officers\u2014T.Ledroil, president ; Phileas Huot, vice-president; H., J.J.B.Chouinard, secretary ; Philippe Malouin, assistant secretary; A.Racine, treasurer; J.E.Déry, assistant treasurer; Amedée Robitaille, ordonnance commissioner; Alph.Goyette, assistant ord.commissioner.St.Patrick National and Beneficial Union.Founded in 1877 Rooms St.Patrick Hall.Officers\u2014B.Leonard, president; J.Shea and W.Shanahan, managers; J.Grifliths, treasurer ; P.Conway, secretary.St.Patrick Society.Founded in 1836.Officers\u2014Simon Peters, president; Alfred H.White, 1st vice-president: R.J.Bradley, 2nd vice-president ; M.F.Walsh, treasurer; F.D Tims, secretary; T.Hethrington, jr., council secretary; Thos.Holt, recording secretary.Council\u2014E.H.Pemberton, O, Murphy, Jno.Lane, jr., R.Alleyn, M.P.P., Hon.John Hearn, John Giblin, A.Woods, D.Murray, Hon.T.McGreevy, G.H.Parke, M.A.Hearn, Wm.Quinn, M.Miller, Jno.Roche, James Connolly, P Henchy, L.Stafford, M.O'Leary, G.W.Colfer, Wm.Lee, T.H.Grant, Wn.Kirwin, T.H+ thrington, S.Drum, 8.Kennedy, E.H.Harbeson and C.Sullivan.Dinner Commillee\u2014E.H.Pemberton, O.Murphy, Jas.McCorkill, W.M.McDonald, D.Murray, Alfred H.White, T.Hethrington, jr., and John Giblin.Audilors\u2014J.E.Murphy and J.B.Duggan.Knights of St.Patrick Society.Established in 1874.Officers\u2014W.J O'Malley, president ; Ths.Thompson , ist vice-president; S.Kerrigan, 2nd vice-president; P.Hogan, treasurer; J.W.Jennings, secretaay; J.Kane, assistant secretary.Irish Catholic Unions.Execulive of the branches \u2014J.E.McEvenne, Montreal, president supreme council ; T.J.Molony, Quebec, vice-president supreme council; W.Slattery, president; P.Stapleton, vice-president, W.O\u2019Connor, treasurer: D.Murphy, secretary.No.I\u2014P.Stapleton, president; John Dow- ling, vice-president; J.P.Coogan, secretary ; F.Gluson, treasurer.No.2\u2014D.Murphy, president; W.Coveney, vice-president; M.Davis, secretary; M.Do- nagnue, treasurer.No.3\u2014P.Evoy, president ; W.O'Connor, vice-president ; James Walsh, secretary ; Wm.Byrne, treasurer.No.4\u2014John Hogan, president; Thos, Wm.Walsh, vice-president: Jas.F.Golden, treasurer ; Jno.J.Boyce, secretary; John Rigby, assistant secretary.No.5\u2014Wm.Grant, vice-president; John Delany, treasurer ; David Kirwin, secretary ; Henry Manning, tyler, No.6\u2014Richard Swindle, president; John Duhig, vice-president : Edward English, treasurer; P.Lane, secretary: D.O'Connell, assistant secrelary ; M.Cottrell, tyler. Miscellaneous [73] Directory.POSTAL.POSTAGE RATES.\u2014Compiled from the Canadian Official Postal Guide.LETTERS.Must be prepaid by portage stamp.When posted wholly unpaid they cannot be forwarded, but will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.If insufficiently paid (not less than one full rate), double the awount of the deficient postage will be charged on delivery, except letters for the United States, which must be fully prepaid.Dominion of Canada and United States, 3 cents per à oz.Newfounland, 5 cents ; Bermuda, (via Halifax) 6 cents per 3 oz.Post Cards.Canada Post Cards pass through the United States without additional postage.Great Britain, by Canadian or New York Mail Steamers, 5 cents per } oz.Drop Letters, for City Delivery, St.Roch, St.Sauveur, Bergerville, Spencer Cove, Sillery, Point Levis, and Indian Cove, 1 cent per } oz.REGISTRATION.Dominion of Canada or Newfoundland, prepaid by stamp, in addition to the postage rate, 2 cents.To the United States, 5 cents ; and to the United Kingdom, 8 cents.NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.To places in Canada, United States, and Newfoundland, one cent per 4 ounces prepaid.Newspapers and Periodicals weighing less than one ounce posted singly, one half cent prepaid.Transient Newspapers addressed to places in the United Kingdom must be prepaid by postage stamp, Two ceuts per 4 oz.Periodicals for the United Kingdom are liable to Book Post Rates, 2 cents per 2 oz.Newspapers and periodicals addressed to places in Canada, Newfoundland, United States or Great Dritain, printed and published in Canada, and posted from the office of publication, or News Agency, to actual Subscribers or News agents (including Exchanges), are subject to a rate of one cent per pound, grosg weight, which must be prepaid by Publisher.BOOK AND CIRCULARS.No Book packet to exceed 5 1bs.Dominion of Canada and United States.One cent per 4 ounces.United Kingdom.\u2014Per Canadian Steamers.\u2014 2 cents per 2 oz.or fraction of 2 oz.Circulars and Prices Current, 2 cents each France.\u2014 Per Canadian Steamers \u2014 Not exceeding 2 oz., 4 cents ; from 2 to 4 oz., 8 cents ; from 4 to 8 oz.16 cents ; 8 to 12 oz.24 cents ; 12 to 16 oz.32 cents ; and so on.Circulars, ditto.Prepaid, and open at ends or sides to admit of being easily withdrawn for inspection.PARCEL POST.For Dominion only, 124 cents per } Ib, limited to 5 pounds in weight and 24 inches in length or one foot in breadth or thickness, aad should be marked by * Parcel Post.\u201d SAMPLES AND PATTERNS.Dominion of Canada.\u2014One cent per 4 ounces.United States.\u201410 cents each packet, limited to 8 ounces.) ES Great Britain.\u2014Same as Book Rate.Prepaid and put up in such a manner as to ad- wit of being easily withdrawn for ingpection.MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.Pamphlets, Printed Circulars, Prices Current, Hand Bills, Book and Newspaper Manuscript, Printers\u2019 Proofs, Maps, Prints, Engravings, Sheet Music, Photographs, Insurance Policies, Militia and School Returns, Seeds, Cuttings, Bulbs, Roots.\u2019 Dominion of Canada and United States.\u2014 One cent per 4 ounces.Prepaid and put up so as to admit of being easily withdrawn for inspoe- tion.MONEY ORDERS.Dominion of Canada.\u2014 Up to $4, 2 cts.; $10, 5 cents; $20, 10 cents ; $30 to $40, 20 cents.United States.\u2014Upon orders under and up to $20, 25 cents ; $20 to $40, 50 cents.Money Order Offices now opened are :\u2014Boston, New York, Ogdensburg, Buffalo, Detroit, St.Paul, (Minnesota), Bangor, (Maine), Portland, (Oregon.) Great Britain.\u2014Æ£2, 25 cts.; £5, 50 cts.; £10, $1 Rates of Postage on Letters and Newspapers for Foreign Places.PE 3 258 222 >ES (#88 DESTINATION.S& Ba Let.(N.p.|[|| Let.|N.p.4 oz.|e\u2019ch (4 oz.je\u2019ch cts.\u20ac s.|f| cts.j cts.Africa (West Coast).\u2026.\u2026.6 4.|.Australia, South and West.118] 4 8| 8 Brazil.[EN 16) 4M.].- Buenos Ayres.1WB| 4 jee British Guina.118 4 16 e.Cape of Good Hope.16 4.].Ceylon .16 4 l.]-.China (Hong Kong).16| 413] 6 10 48 -}- 10] 4 10] 4 10} 4 16| 4 10 4 16 |.10 4 Mauritius 16 4 Mexico .28 4 Monte Video.oeeninnnniniiene.28 4 I-.-|.New South Wales.16 4) 15] 3 New Zealand .\u2026.\u2026.++NoTice.\u2014To passengers going to Europe and who have purchased tickets from our agents 0 who wish Lo buy their tickets in New York \u2014Upon your arrival at New York avoid runners and hackmen at the depots and come direct to the Company\u2019s Office, 69 Broadway, or go to their offices on Piers 44 or 47, North River.Steerage passage $26 U.8.Cy.\u2014Prepaid steerage tickets from England, Ireland and Scotland at the lowest rates.Drafts issued from £1 upward at current prices.BES The most southly route has always been adopted by the Nalional Line.Experienced surgeons accompany our steamers, also stewards and stewardesses for attendance on steerage passengers.For Further information as to Sailings and for rates of Cabin and Steerage Passage, appiy at Company\u2019s Offices, 69 Broadway, New York, F.W.J.Hurst, Manager, or to J.F.Belleau, St Peter 56 Union Bank Building.Temperly Line.Office, St Peter 92, Commercial Chambers.City of Poonah, Thames, Severn, Scotland, Gamma.Sailing from London every alternate Wednesday, and from Quebec fortnightly.Ross & Co., agents.RELIGIOUS & BENEVOLENT.RELIGIOUS.Churches.ALL SAINTS CHAPEL, CHURCH OF ENGLAND.Cathedral yard, Garden, 25.BAPTIST CHURCH.Rev.David Marsh, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Monday and Wednesday, at 74 p.m.McMahon, near D\u2019Auteuil, LUBY'\u2019'S Parisian Hair Renewer IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL TOILET REQUISITE, RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO iTS NATURAL COLOR.Can be had at all Chemists.BASILICA MINOR (R.GC) Rev.Joseph Auclair, pastor, revds.A.God- bout, George Coté and F.Bélanger, vicars.Hours of service, 94 a.m., and 24 p.m.Basilica Square.CHALMERS (FREE CHURCH.) Rev.Peter Wright, minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m., and 7 p.m.Head of St.Ursule.CHURCH OF THE CONGREGATION (R, C.) Corner St.Joseph and Caron, rev.Ph.Lessard, rector, and E.Hamon, chaplain.Hours of service, 94 a.m., 2 p.m.CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.Rev.H.D.Powis.minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m., and 7 p.m., Wednesday at 74 p.m.Corner Palace and McMahon.CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (R.C.) Rev.L.C.Saché, superior; W.E.Huygens, P.Resther, E.Hamon and M.Martineau.Corner D'Auteuil and Dauphine.ENGLISH CATHEDRAL (CHURCH OF ENGLAND.) Right Rev.The Lord Bishop of Quebec, Rev.G.V.Housman, M.A, rector; Rev.C.W.Rawson, M.A., ass stant minister.Hours of service, || a.m., and 7 p.m.Garden, 25, FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH.St.John, 221.Rev.B.Ouriére, pastor.Hours of servics, 104 a.in., and 7 p.m.NOTRE-DAME DE LA GARDE.Diamond Harbour.Rev.Geo.Coté, pastor.Hours of Service, 94a.m,and 2p.m METHODIST CHURCH.Rev.Hook.minister.Hours of service, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Wednesday, at 73 p.m,, prayer meeting, Friday, at 74 p.m., St.Stanislas.Cor Dauphine.ST.ANDREW CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND ) Rev John Cook, D.D., minister.Hours of service, 11 a, m., and 7 p.m., St.Andrew, 3-5.ST, JEAN-BAPTISTE CHURCH (R.C.) Rev.F.X.Plamondon, rector; Revds, Charles Bourque, chaplain of goal ; Zoél Lambert, Ovide Godin and Geo.McCrea, vicars.Hours of service, 94 a.m., and 2 p.m.Head of St.John.ST.MATTHEW CHURCH (CHURCH OF ENGLAND ) Rev.Chs.Hamilton, M.A., rector; Rev.Geo.Hamilton, curate.Hours of service, 104 a.m., 4 and 7 p.m.Cor St.Augustin and St.John. Miscellaneous [78] Directory.CHIIDREN\u2019S CARMINATIVE CORDIAL, The New and Popular Remedy for Teething Pains, Loss of Sleep, Colic and Dysentery, Can be had at all Chemists.ST.MICHAEL CHURCH {CHURCH OF ENGLAND ) Rev.A.Von Iffland, M.A., rector.Hours of service, 11 a.m., and 4 p.m., Sillery heights, Cape Rouge road.ST.PATRICK CHURCH (R.C.) Rev.J.Henning, C.8.8.R., pastor; Rev.M.S.Burke, J.Lowekamp, O.Walsh, W.O'Connor, A.Wynn, 8S.Krein.Hours of service, 54-7-8-10 a.m., and 7 p.m., McMahon, 9-11.ST.PAUL, MARINER'S CHAPEL.Rev.T.Richardson, rector.Hoursof service, 103 a.m., evening at 7 p.m., Champlain, 449.ST.PETER CHURCH (CHURCH OF ENGLAND ) Rev.M.M.Fothergill, rector.Hours of service, 8 a.m., except on 2nd.Sunday in the month, 104 a.m., 2.30, Sunday school, and 7 p- m., St.Valier, 120.ST.ROCH CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC ) Rev.F.X, Gosselin, pastor ; Revs.P.Lessard and E.E.Hudon, J.Sexton, D.Gosselin, E.Nadeau, vicars.Hours of service, 93 a.m., and 2 p.m., St.Joseph, corner Church.ST.SAUVEUR CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC.) Rev.F Grenier, pastor ; Rev.N.Ouellette, L.G.Gladu and J.Dazé.Hours of service, 5, 6, 7, 8, 94 a.m., 2 p, m., 6 p.m.in winter, and 7 p.m.insummer.JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.Masonic Hall, Garden 51.Church Society (Church of England.) Patron\u2014His Excellency The Governor General.President\u2014The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Quebec.Vice-Presidents\u2014Honble.Chief Justice Meredith, D.C.L., the Right Rev.the Lord Bishop of Huron, R.Hamilton, H.S.Scott, Rev.E.W.Sewell, M.A., Rev.À.W.Mountain, M.A, H.N.Jones, M.Sheppard, Rev.G.Milne, M.A, Rev.C.P.Reid, M.A., Rev.W.King, Rev, G.V.Housman, M.A, W.G.Wurtele, R.H.Smith, C.N.Montizambert, R.W.Heneker, Rev.C Hamilton, M.A., Rev.H.Roe, M.A.Capl.Ashe, R.N., Honble.G.Irvine, Honble.G.O.Stuart, Judge of the Admiralty, Weston Hunt, F.A.Andrews, Q.C., George Veasey and Edwin A.Jones.Central Board\u2014Tthe President, the Vice- Presidents, and all other Officers of the Society, all Clergymen licensed within the Diocese, and the Wardens of every Church or Chapel, being members of the Corporation, and G.Hall, G.Judge, F.Monlizambert, M.D., T, Beckett, W.H Carler, F.H.Andrews, J.H, Richardson, R.Turner, H.J.Pratten, Lt -Col.J B.Forsyth, Geo.Balfour, J.Dunbar, Q.C,, F.C.Wurtele, Robert Campbell, Honble.H.G.Joly, Premier.Honorary Council\u2014Hon.G.Irvine, F.A.Andrews, Q.C., James Dunbar, Q.C.Audilors\u2014J.G.Scott, James Patton, junior, R.Turner, W.C.Scott.Treasurer\u2014George Veasey.Secrelary\u2014Rev.M.M.Fothergill.Convent of Bellevue.Sister St.George, superioress ; Rev.J.J.Langis, chaplain.Convent of Jésus-Marie.Sillery Sister St.Cyrille, superioress ; Rev.O.Audet, chaplain.Convent of the Ursulines.Sister S'.George, superioress ; Dr.J.E.Laundry, medical altendant; Rev.G., L.Le- Moine, chaplain.Hospice de la Maternité.Couillard, 12-14.Mother Marie de la Présentation, superio- ress ; Rev.P.Roussel, chaplain.Evangelical Alliance {Quebec Branch.) Officers\u2014Rev.W.B Clark, president ; vice- presidents, all the Protestant clergymen of the city members of the society; Prof.Weir, secretary ; James 8.Crawford, treasurer.Ladies of the Congregation.Sister Marie de la Visitation, superioress ; Dr.C.E.Lemieux, medical attendant; Rev.F.X.Gosselin, chaplain.Ladies of the Good Shepherd.Sister Ste.Croix, superioress ; Dr.P.Wells and F.E.Roy, medical attendants ; Mgr.Chas.F.Cazeau, chaplain.Mount Hermon Cemetery.Office, St Geneviève, 17.Officers\u2014H.S.Scott, chairman ; S.Dallimore, treasurer ; W.Treggett, superintendent.Port Chaplain and Chaplain to Marine Hospital.Rev.Geo.Sexton and Rev.J.8.Sykes.St.Patrick Church Trustees.R.Alleyn, Q.C., T.J.Molony, Jas.Shea, F.Carbray and Joseph Archer, snr. Miscellaneous [79] Directory.Synod of the Diocese of Quebec.Meels every other year in the National School ail.Officers\u2014The Lord Bishop of Quebec, president ; Rev.M.M.Fothergill,clerical secretary ; Jas.Patton, jnr., lay secretary.Young Men\u2019s Christian Association.Rooms, 18 Fabrique.Officers\u2014Henry Fry, president; Geo.Lamb, 1st vice-president ; Wm.CG.Scott, 2nd vice- president ; J.CG.Thomson, 3rd vice-president; Ths.8.Cole, secrelary ; Jas.Hamillon, asst.- secretary ; A.Banfield, treasurer ; Wm.Judd, librarian Commitlee\u2014W.A.Marsh, G.M Webster, T.O'Neil, J.Stuart, J.H, Holt, Jas S.Crawford, J.Parke, W.Brown and H.Oliver.Mests every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.Prayer meetings, Sunday at 9.30 a m., and 830 p.m.Noon prayer merling, daily from 12 to 1.Bible reading every Saturday evening at 8 o\u2019cluck.\u2018Women\u2019s Christian Association.Founded in 18/5.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 39 Vil.Cap.69.° Rooms\u2014Artillery Park, head of McMahon.Officers\u2014Mrs.W.Dean, president; Mrs.Powis, Mrs.Whitehead, Mrs.Bew and Mrs.Cole, vice-presidents ; Miss Lamb, trea-urer ; Miss Pope, secretary ; Miss Oliver, assistant- secretary.Commillee\u2014Mrs.J.C.Thomson, Mrs.Har- risson.Mrs.J.L.Gibb, Mrs.H.Fry.Mrs.BE.Fry, Mrs.C.Hamilton, Mrs.J.Hamilton, Mrs.Colley, Mrs.Glass, Mrs.A.Sewell, Mrs.R.McLeod, Mrs.Laurie, Mrs.Wallace, Mrs.Fleming, Mrs.W.Cook, Mrs.P.liohinson, Mrs.Gibb, Mrs.Renfrew, Mrs.Dalkin, Mrs.G.Lamb, Miss Lampson, Miss Stewart, Miss Roberts, Miss Shaw, Miss Gillespie, Miss Bates, Miss Goldstone, Miss Temple, Mrs.Wilkie, Miss C.Lloyd, Miss Marsh, Miss Stevenson, Miss Robinson, Miss Chesley, Miss Sykes, Miss Bissett and Miss Clearihue.Mrs.Mitchell, matron.Advisory Commillee\u2014Messrs.H.Fry, John C Thomson, James Gibb, James Crawlurd and Roderick McLeod.BENEVOLENT.Catholic Ladies Charitable Society of Quebec.Incorporat d in 1842.Officers\u2014Mrs.Massue, president: Mrs A.B.Sirois and L.A.Cannon, vice-presidents : Miss Hectorine Langevin, sec: etary ; La Revd.Sœur Dépositaire de l\u2019Hospice de la Charité, treasurer.2° DEVINS' VEGETABLE WORM PASTILLES The only reliable Remedy known for Worms in Children or Adults.CAN BE HAD AT ALL CHEMISTS.Ecole de la Réforme.Sister St, Louis, superioress ; Dr.F.E.Boy, medical attendant ; Rev.P.Roy, chaplain.Finlay Asylum for Aged and Infirm persons.Finlay Asylum building, St.Foye road.Matron\u2014Mrs.J.Richa-dson.Supe intendenl\u2014John Richardson.Corporation \u2014 The Rector and Churchwardens of the Anglican Cathedral.General Hospital.Sister St.Olivier, superioress; Drs.P.Bail- largeon and P.Wells, medical attendanis; Rev.L.R.Hamelin, chaplain, Hospital of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.St.Sauveur.Mother St.Z phirin, superioress ; Rev.J.Marquis.chaplain; C.A.Verge and C.Gin- gras, medical attendants.Hotel-Dieu.* \u201cSister Ste.Monique, superiorrss; Drs.Se- well, Lemieux, Jarkson, Wells and Larue, medical attendants ; Rev.T.E.Beaulieu, chaplain.Irish Protestant Benevolent Society.Officers\u2014H.F.Wallace, president; S.Kennedy, Ist vice-president; Wm.Lee, 2nd vice- president ; S.Mitchell, 3rd vice-president ; M, Miller, treasurer : Thos.Davidson, secretary : Thos Holt, assistant secretary.\u2019 Cnuncil\u2014W.Brown, A.Woods, Geo.Hall, J.W.Henry, C.A.Pentland, Jas.Dinning, John Brown, Jas McCorkill, R.Borland, E.C.H.Harbeson, T.Argue, P.O'Regan, Jas.Parke, A.Crawford, H.J.Miller.Jeffrey Hale Hospital.Governors\u2014Rev.D.Marsh, president ; John C.Thompson, J.Racey, M.D., George C.Hale, James 8 Crawf rd.Hedical nllendanis\u2014Dr.Racey, Dr.Rowand.Serrelary\u2014J.8.Crawford.Mutron\u2014Mrs, Helen Rorne ; steward, John Rorns. Miscellaneous [SO] Directory.LUBY'S | Parisian Hair Renewer STRENGTHENS THE HAIR, CLEANS THE SCALP, AND RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR, Can be had at all Chemists.Ladies Aid Society in connection with Methodist Church.Founded in 1856 Officers\u2014Mrs.Whitehead, president : Mrs.W.Benderson,vice-president Mrs.8.Corneil, sec -treasurer.Ladies Protestant Home.Grande Allée, 275.Miss M.Bisset, matron.Officers\u2014Mrs.Charles Holt, president ; Mrs Vannovous, treasurer ; Miss Robertson.secretary ; Miss G.Shaw, ass\u2018stant-secretary.Commitlee of Managemeni\u2014Mrs.Giimour, Mrs.W.Newton, Mrs.W.Poston, Mrs.D.R.Stewart, Mrs.C.Wurtele, Mrs.Turnbull, Mrs Jas.Stevenson, Mrs.R.McLeod, Mrs.J Hos- sack, Mrs.H Dinning.Mrs.Gibb, Mrs.Collins, Mrs G.C.Thomson, Mrs Porteous, Mrs.Jas.Gibb.Mrs Powis, Mrs.H.Thompson.Mrs.Renfrew, Mrs.Whitehead, Mrs.P Robinson, Mrs.W.Hossack, Mrs.fleming, Miss Racey, Miss Stewart, Miss Scott, Miss Shaw.Miss Anderson, Miss E.Holt, Miss Eppes, Miss Powis.Physicians\u2014W.Boswell, M.D., F.Monti- zambert, M.D., J.R.Richardson, M D., Chas.Parke, M.D., Colin C.Sewell, M.D.Advisory Commiltee\u2014Messrs.Geo.Veasey, H.Fry Andrew Thomson, J.G.Ross, Jas.Hossack, Commander Ashe, R.N., J.C.Thom- sor ; J.McNaughton, secretary, Lunatic Asylum, The Asylum is at Beauport.sent about 950 patients.Drs.E.Landry and F.E.Roy, propretors and managers ; C.Vincelette, warden; Mrs.C.Vincelette, matron ; Miss B.Bourassa, asst.do; Dr.U.Bélanger, resident physician ; Dr.A.Jackson, visiting do.It has at pre- Marine and Emigrant Hospital.Dr.Sewell, chairman ; Dr.Robitaille, Dr.P.Wells, secretaries ; Drs.Landry, Rowand and Lemieux, physicians; Dr.L.Catellier, house surgeon ; Mrs Wm.Mossman, matron.Quebec Auxiliary Bible Society.Founded in 1835.Officers\u2014H S.Scott, president ; Henry Fry, Jaures G Ross, Juhn Ross, N.N.Poss, John C.Thomson, vice-presidents ; and ministers of the Gospel, of ail denomination, who are members of the Society ; James Hossack, treasurer; (seorge Lamb, secielury.Commilree\u2014Messrs.James Gillespie, James Woodly, W.H.Tapp, Joseph Whitehead, Thomas Morkill, Peter MacNaughton, Alex.Woods, James Parke, John H.Holt, Théo.Oliver, William Marsh, James Hamilton, James 8.Crawford, William Cream, William Brown, Peter Johnston, R.R.Dobell, Thos.8.Cole, W.G.Scott, A.LD.Webster.The Committee meet on the last Monday in every month, at half-past seven o'clock p.m., and oftener, as business may require.Quebec friendly Society.Officers\u2014J.F.Pearl, president ; Chs.Giroux, vice-president ; Chs.Langlois, treasurer; Chs.St.Michel, secr- tary.Commiltee\u2014F.W.Roy, Pierre Letarte, Frs.Laflumme, Ed Fréchette, T-lesphore Routhier, Frs.Lepage, Toussaint Vézina, Elz.L.J.Giroux and Ol.Vallée.Superiniendent\u2014Ferd.Drouin.Intendents\u2014Joseph Corbin, Ph.Dignard, Michel Simard, Antoine Langlois, C A.Lan- glois, Frs.Drouin, A.Vézina and W.Pam- palon.Auditors\u2014F.W.Roy, Joseph Boivin and Damase Vézina.Quebec Ladies Benevolent Society.Founded in 1838.Offiers\u2014 Mrs.Logie, president ; Mrs.Jarvis, purchaser ; Mrs.S.Corneil, asst -purchaser ; Mrs Jolley, depositress ; Mrs.Whitehead, treasufer ; Miss Lomb, secretary.Visiiors\u2014Mrs.Bavne, Mrs.H.Lenfestey, Mrs.Websier, Mrs.P.Baldwin, Mrs.Ellis, Miss Smith.Committee\u2014Mrs.Bland, Mrs.Henderson, Mrs.Jas Dinning, Mrs.H Glass, Mrs.Glacke- meyer.Mrs.Healey, Mrs.R.McLeod, Mrs.Middleton, Mrs.Withall, Mrs.Renfrew, Mrs, Hardman, Mrs.White, A.Woods, Mrs.Jax.Shaw, Ship Laborers Benevolent Society.Founded in 1862 Rooms Temperance Hall.Officers\u2014John Howard, president\u2018; \u2014 vice-president; John Mahoney, secretary ; Wm.Shananon, treasurer.Commille of managemeni\u2014Composed of 32 members.Quebec Female Compassionate Society.Founded in 1823.Offirers\u2014Lady Belleau, patroness ; Mrs.C.E.Lemieux, president; Mrs R.H.Smith, vice-presislent; Mrs.P Baillargeon, treasurer; Mrs L A.Cannon, secretary.Directs ess\u2014Mrs.Chs.Peters.Mrs, S A.Myrand, Mrs.R, H.Wurtele, Mrs.Jos.Hardy, Mrs.P.Jolicœur, Mrs.J.Gibb, Mrs.F R.Riofret, Mrs.L.Bilodeau, Mrs.St.Pierre, Mrs.T.Casault, Mrs.J.Tourangeau.uf Miscellaneous [BK] Directory.Shoemakers Quebec Benevolent Society.Rooms St.George, 50.Officers\u2014Marcel Rochette, president ; Frs.Bolduc, vice-president; Joseph Côté, treasurer ; Jos.Langlois, a:sistant- treasurer ; Achille Buchel, secretary; Thos.Bedard, assistant-secretary ; Jean Béchard, ordonnance commissioner ; Jean Julien, assist.ordonnance commissioner.Directors\u2014M.Côté, A.DeVarennes, J.Carrier, J.Lachance, L.Chevalier, J.Vézina, C.Hamel, Frs.X.Voyer, Isaïe Boivin.Sisters of Charity.Sister du Sacré-Cœur, superioress ; F.E.Roy, and A.Vallée, medical attendants; Rev.Ed.Bonneau, chaplain.Société Bienveillante des Ouvriers de Québec.Officers \u2014 F.X.Déry, president : Michel Simard vice-president ; l'helesphore Routhier, doseph Gilbert and Théophile Darveau, managers ; J.M.Tardivel, treasurer; Chas.Lan- glois, secretary; J.B.Darveau, assistant secretary ; Elzéar Fiset, Louis Girard, Philippe Drolet, Louis Ed.Audibert and Ed.Jackson, directors, Société Francaise de Bienfaisance.Officers\u2014Consul of France, honorary president; Dr.Pourtier, president ; Jacques Fuchs, vice president ; J.Michel, treasurer ; P.Cousin, secretary ; G.D.Fuchs, assistant secretary ; J.B.Pailion, Ls.Borns and A.Roumilhac, commissioners.Société Bienveillante de Québec.Founded in 1789, Officers\u2014Louis Bourget, president; E.Pi- cher, vice-president; Charles Langlois, treasurer; [,.A.Rochette, secretary ; Ls.Guérard, superintendent.Commillee of managemeul\u2014P.Gagnon, J.d.Auld, L.Drolet, F.Angers, J.Mathieu, S.J.Chalifour, A.Gingras, J.M.Tardivel and Ls.Duval.Auditors\u2014F.E.Juneau, B.Brousseau, and M.Plunkett.St.Patrick Ladies Charitable Society.Officers\u2014Mrs.Roche, president ; Mrs.Charles Pe,ers, vice-president ; Mrs.John Flanagan, treasurer ; Miss Shea, secretary ; Miss O'Meara, assistant-secretary.8t.Bridget Asylum, Grande Allée, 254.Rev.Sister St, Stanislas, superioress, Phospho-Nutritine A nutrient Tonic to the nervous system, without alcoholic stimulant, relieving Mental and Physical Prostration.Can be had at all Chemists.St.Bridget Asylum Association.Cor.Grande Allée and De Salaberry.Rev.M.S.Burke, C.8.S.R., J.Hearn, M.P.P., M.Connolly, H.O'Connor and J.Lane, jor.Union Commerciale de Québec.Founded 29 April 1874.Rooms St.George, 50.Officers\u2014L.C.Marcoux, president ; Cléop.| Morency, vice-president; Eug.Roy, recording secretary ; A.L.A.Martineau, corresponding secretary ; C.F.Lacroix, treasurer; Oscar Archambault, asst.-treasurer ; J.A.Garneau, librarian ; A.A.Larue, asst.-librarian.Board of Virection\u2014S.Gagnon, T.Béland, Ls.Laperriére, F.T.Moffet and Chas.Villeneuve, Union des Commis de Québec.Officers\u2014E.Dugal, president ; Jos.Pineault, 1st vice-president ; G.E.Robitaille, 2nd vice- president ; J.B.Drouyn, secretary ; Charles Villeneuve, assistant-secretary ; I.E.Latu- lippe, treasurer; L.T.Bernier, assistant- treasurer.Commiilee of management\u2014C.Blais, J.L.Martineau, T.Béland, Fréd.Desjardins and C.Pichette, Commiliee of fnguest- Ferdinand Auclair, Geo.Blais, R.5.White and D.E.Fournier.Union des Menuisiers de Québec.Officers\u2014Joseph Labrecque, president ; Jos.Corbin, vice-president ; Edouard Fréchelte, treasurer ; Michel Gauvreau, secretary ; Isaie Tanguay, assistant-secretary.Directors\u2014Edouard Côté, Ant.Devarennes, Thadée Lebel, Zotique Bertrand, Alphonse Bouchard.Managers\u2014Télesphore Routhier, Jos.Beaudoin and Octave Patry.Auditors\u2014Elzéar Martel and Salem Lecomte.Union St.Valier de Québec.Officers\u2014Edouard Lemieux, president ; Chs, Trudelle, vice-president ; Joseph Plamondon, treasurer ; Joseph Blondeau, secretary ; Ant.Parant, assistant-secretary.Direclors\u2014Elie Turgeon, John Davidson, Ls.Julien, Jean Barbeau and Jos.Beaudoin.10 Miscellaneous [82] Directory.PHILLIPS\u2019 PALATABLE COD LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHO- Nutritine for general debility and nervous exhaustion.Can be had at all Chemists.STATISTICAL.Census Dominion of Canada, 1871.No.1\u2014Stale of tolal population by Province.Ontario, 1,620,851 : Quebec, 1,191,575; New Brunswick, 285,776 ; Nova-Scotia, 87,800.Total, 3,486,003.No.2\u2014Principal Cities and Towns.Ontario\u2014Toronto, 56,092 ; Hamilton, 26,716; London, 15,826; Ottawa, 21,545; Kingston, 12,407.Quesec\u2014Montreal, 107,245; Quebec, 59,699 ; Three Rivers, 7,570: Sherbrooke, 4,432; Sorel, 5,636 ; Lévis, 6,691.New Brunswick\u2014St, John, 28,988 ; Fredericton, 6,006 ; St.Stephen, 6,515 ; She- diac, 5,756.Nova Scoria\u2014Halifax, 29,582; Yarmouth, 5,353; Truro.4,998; Pictou, 3,462 ; Amberst, 3,606.Port of Quebec.ReTorN shewing the opening of the Navigation at the Port of Quebec, in each year, from 1830 to 1877 inclusively ; also, the date of closing thereof during that period.Arrivals .from Arrivals \\sailed for Years.from Montreal Sea Ships Sea.Steamers.P DATE.DATE.| Dark.April 17.|April 17.Dec.wl 21] \u201c 16.Nov.30 May 4 \u201c 30 May 4.¢ 2.« 25 \u201c Ha] oe ILL] oe 26 « {.|April 29.] « 17 April 28.|May 3.« 20 \u201c lL] «8.« 23 \u201c 19.|April 25.1 « 29 Mey 1.) vw 29] « a8 April 21.[May 3.|] \u201c 28 May 5.April 18.« 28 April 24.\\May 3.| « 23 ss 25.| « to] + 26 \u201c 17.1April 24.« 27 May 8.May &.| ¢ 26 [April 6.] lu.% 21 4 \u201825.April 28.] « 25 « 25.| \u2018 28.| \u201c 28 \u201c 22.«\u201c 20.« 30.| « 15.\u201c« 28.0 ¢ Uh.+ 26 Arrivals : Years.prom Afrivals Sailed for ontreal Sea Shi Sea.Steamers.1ps.DATE.DATE.| DATE.1854.May 5.|April 29.'Nov, 29 185h.c.ue « 6.!May G.| « 22 1856.April 27.|April 20.| « 23 1857.AT 0 2B.«6 24 1858.\u2026.| «\u201c 18.) « 29.| « 25 1859.\u201c22.0 4 29.« 28 ren Joe 26 \u2026 \u201c 26 .\u201c 29 .\u201c\u201c 27 .\u201c \u201c 30 \u2026 \u201c 28 ve Dec.1 \u2026 Nov.29 \u2026.\u201c 28 .\u2026 \u201c 27 \u2026.Dec.2 ee Nov.27 \u2026 \u201c 26 \u2026 \u201c 22 .\u201c 21 .\u2026 ou 23 Woe 9.[May 6.« 2 April 26\u2026.|April 25.) « 26 ol ow 19.Return of the number of vessels entered inwards, and oulwards at this port, from 1849 to 1877, inclusively.Year.Inw.Outw.Year.Inw.Outw.1849.1184.1243] 1864.1425.1561 1850.1196.1275| 1865.1396.1517 1851 1394 1866.1300.1410 1852 vere.1270] 1867.1211.1252 1853 .1406| 1868.958.1038 1854 1558! 1869.993.993 1855 853] 1870.1004.1007 1856.1108] 1871.8R6.899 1857 1355) 1872.1013.1030 1858.1007.1058| 1873.892.875 1859.970.1051| 1874.1018.1050 1860.1252.1293] 1875.828.819 1861.1571.1534] 1876.976.987 1862.1347.1319{ 1877.982.992 1863.1661.1785 TEMPERANCE.Good Templars.Stadacona Lodge No.26,J.0.G.T.Meet in the Masonic Hall, Garden 51, every Tuesday evening at 8.Rine Temperance Social Club.St John i1 Officers\u2014J.Geggie, president ; T.Oliver, vice-president ; J.D.Staton, secretary; G.Banfield, treasurer. Miscellaneous [8B] Directory.Commillee\u2014Jas.Woods, T.W.Renwick, Chas.Corneil, John Home, Chas.Scott and Thomas J.Molony ; B.E.P.Creighton, superintendent.\u2019 Sons of Temperance of Quebec.Meet in the Masonic Hall, Garden, 5! St.Lawrence Division No.16, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock in summer, and 7% in winter.\u2014 Gough Division No.3, meets first Thursday of every month.Stadacona Band of Hope.Meet in the basement of Chaliner\u2019s Church every Monday afternoon, St Ursule.The Havelock Band of Hope.Founded in 1878.Coffee Room Na.1, D'Youville.Officers\u2014Heber Budden, worthy chief; Mi- rian Kerwin, vice do ; Sidney Smalibone, Ist marshal ; Wm.Beck, 2nd do ; Annie King, inside guard; An.ie Hughes, right hand supporter ; Lucinda Torpin, left do do.; Martha Richardson, secretary ; Matilda Brown, assistant secretary; Robert Argue, outside guard ; Fanny Richardson, financial secretary; Fred.Smith, chaplain; Mary Torpin, treasurer.St.Patrick Total Abstinence Cadets.Founded in 1874.Officers nol elected at time of publication.SEE ADDENDA.St.Patrick Total Abstinence Society.Founded in 1874.Officers\u2014T.Scully, president; M.Malony, 1st vice-president ; J.P.Griffith, 2nd do.; P.Molony, treasurer; W.Driscoll, assistant do.; J.Pierce, secretary; J.Lawlor, assistant do.; H.Hennan, corresponding secretary ; P.Howard, assistant do.; J.J.Griffith, grand marshal horse; Owen Scully, grand marshal foot.TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS.L\u2019Union Thypographique de Québec, No.159.Officers\u2014L.Savard, president ; Jos.Lacasse, vice-president; A.Darveau, recording secretary; Ed.Aubé, corresponding secretary; Jos.Beauchamp, financial secretary ; A.Routier, librarian; G.Fiset, assistant librarian ; L.Poitras, marshal; M.Patry, sergeant at arms.Quebec Typographical Union No.160.Officers\u2014W.H.Little, president; G.W.Ernst, vice-president; John Seaward, secretary ; E.Little, treasurer ; F.P.Lewis, sergeant at arms.Milk of Magnesia is the only positive relief and cure for igestion and Dyspepsia.Can be had at all Chemists, Commiltee\u2014F.Grenier, J.Cryan, F.Lizotte, Geo.Gale and R.Moore.TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.Dominion Telegraph.Incorporated in 1864.Head office, Montreal.Head oflice, Quebec.St.Peter, 86.Geo.A.Kitson, manager.Directors\u2014Hon.T.N.Gibbs, M.P., president, Oshawa; John I.Mackenzie, vice-presi- dent, Hamilton ; James Michie, treasurer, Toronto ; Thomas Swinyard, managing director, Toronto ; Hon.W.Cayley, Toronto; Anthony Copy, Hamilton; C.H.Fairweather, St.John N.B.; M.H.Gault, Montreal ; A.Joseph, Quebec ; !.S.Maclean, Halifax ; Hon.Frank Smith, Toronto ; John Smith, Toronto; R.N.Waddell, Cobourg.Executive officers\u2014T.Swinyard, Gen.Manager, Toronto ; F.Roper, secretary, Toronto ; L.B.McFarlane, manager's chief assistant, Toronto; T.CG.Elwood, divisional superintendent, Toronto; C.R.Hosmer, do., Montreal ; D.B.McQuarrie, do., Halifax; H.Neilson, Toronto.Bankers\u2014The Bank of Montreal.Solicitors\u2014Cameron, McMichael & Hoskin, Toronto ; Johnsons, Upton, Budd & Atkey, London, England.Montreal Telegraph.Incorporated in 1847.Capital, $2,000,000.Head office, Montreal, Quebec, head office, St.Peter 83.Officers\u2014Sir Hugh Allan, president.Direclors \u2014 George W.Campbell, M.D., Peter Redpath, Andrew Allan, Hon.E.G.Penny, James Dakers, secretary ; Chs.Bourne, treasurer.Edwin Pope, Dist.Supt.Quebec.WEIGHTS, MEASURES, INTEREST, &c.Previous to 1828, there were used in Great Britain as legal standards, the Ale Gallon, Wine Gallon and Corn Gallon, of all different capacities ; also the Winchester Bushel for dry measures, besides Heaped Measures: all of these are now abolished, and but one standard Bushel and Gallon for all measures, both dry and liquid, is used, called the Imperial Bushel, one-eighth of which is the Imperial Fallon. Miscellaneous [S4] Directory.Milk of Magnesia MOST CERTAINLY CURES Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Nausea, Sour-Stomach and Headache.Can be had at all Chemists.The change from the old wine to the Imperial is not compulsory till 1880, up to that time the old wine gallon may be used by those who desire to do so, upon the ccndition that all bargains effected by it shall be specially mentioned.The Imperial bushel is an upright cylinder, whose internal diameter is 18,789 inches and depth 8 inches.The Imperial gallon is one- eighth of this, and cubical contents «qual to 10 lbs.water.We may quole from this, as Imperial measure, \u201ca pint of water a pound and a quarter; \u201d and from the weight of water given below corresponding to the different measures, it follows, that if measures were lost, we could find their equivelents by weight of water, and if weights were lost, we could find their equivalents by cubical contents of water.The standard of the United States consists of two measures, namely the Winchester Bushel for dry measure, and tha old English Wine Gallon for liquid measure.The Winchester Bushel, so called because the standard measure was formerly kept at Winchester, England, is an upright cylinder, whose inlernal diameter is 124 inches, and its contents equal to 2150 2-5 cubic inches and equal to 77,627 lbs.of pure or distilled water al a temperature of 62 and barometer at 30.The proportion between the Imperial measure and that of the United States is very simple and convenient for reduction, being nearly 5 to 6.Thus 5 Imperial gallons are equal to 6 gallons Uniled States standard.The Imperial bushel is about 1.32 part more than the Winchester, 3! bushel Imperial being equal to 32 Winchester.There are still used in the United States, the old beer or ale gallon of 282 cubic inches, equal to 10.18 lbs.of water and a New York State bushel of 2211-84 cubic inches, and gallon of 221-184 cubic inches, or 8 lbs.water.All transactions involving the measuring or purchasing of liquids, &c., should state the measures understood.By an act of a Canadian Parliament, the following are the legal weights per bushel of the different kinds of grain; but when bought or sold by weight shall be specitied by the cental (100 lbs.) and parts of a cental, lbs.\u2018Wheat, peas, beans, cloverseed, pota- 1008, LUrnIPps.vus crrccaccm 60 Carrots, parsnips, beets, onions.60 Indian corn, rye, salt.covennnenaes \u2026 96 Flaxseed 50, barley, timothy seed, buckwheat .ccoee +.- veers eee vane \u2026 48 Hempseed 44, Castor Beans 45, malt 37, O,lL.u.covous 00000 sesroncecrarrenes 34 Dried Peaches 33, Dried Apples 22, Blue Grass Seed.orssocrevorss v000e A Ton weight 2000 Ibs., a Hundred Weight.vito Mh scvcvconos00nee 100 A ton of Timothy, Clover, or other Hay or Straw.FP 111} The following are the cubical contents and weights in pounds of water, of the different Standard Bushels, Gallons and Sub-divisions.CONTENTS IN CUBIC INCHES.Bushel.Gallon.Quart.Pint.Cubic ins.Cubic ins.Cubic ins.Cubic ins.Imperial.2218-192 277-274 69-318 34-659 Winchester.2150-40 268-80 67-20 33-60 Wine 231.57-75 27-975 WEIGHT OF CONTENTS IN POUNDS OF DISTILLED WATER.Bushel.Gallon, Quart.Pint.Imperial 80 lbs, 10 lbs.2.50 lbs.1.25 lbs.Winchester 77.027 9.703 1.426 1.213 Wine 8.338 2.084 1.042 À Cord-wood pile is 4 feet high and 8 feet long.French Canadian Cord 4ft.34 in.high and 8 ft.64 long.The side of a square acre is 694 yards in length, and is often quoted by French Canadians as a unit of length for short distances.1 French Foot 1s equal to 12 10-12 the English inches.104 + lbs, « 122 Pounds.1 Canadian Minot 1 024 Imperial Bushels.A Bundleof Straw 12 lbs.of Hay 15 Ibs., and if tied with a withe, one pound additional.The new Copper Coinage of Great Britain, 1860, is composed of 95 parts Copper, 4 of Tin and I of Zinc.A pound of this is coined into 48 pence of 80 half-pence or 160 farthings, and the half-penny measures one inch in diameter.The Canadian Cent is the same diameter, and 100 of them weigh one pound.In the absence of Apothecaries weights and measures, the following items are worth remembering : About 25 drops of any tin liquid will fill a common sized teaspoon,\u2014three table spoons will fill an ordinary sized wine glass,\u2014four wine glasses will fill a common sized tumbler.Fluid Drachm.Ounces.1 Teaspoonful 1 Wineglassful 1 Desert 1 Teacupful 1 Thimbleful 1 Tumblerful 1 Tablespoonful =1 =?2 =5 0% =8 4 Interest.} General rule for calculating interest for days.Multiply 1 year\u2019s interest on the amount by the number of days, and divide the result by 365.SPECIAL RWLE FOR 7 PER cENT.\u2014Multiply the amount, days, and the decimal 0.19178 together ; the result will be the answers in cents; Miscellaneous [88] Directory.or multiply the principal, days and 19178 together, and from the result cut off 6 figures from the right, the remainder is cents for the answer ; if there be cents to multiply in the principal, cut off 8 figures.To convert Sterling inlo Currency.\u2014To the given sum, add one-fifth of itself and one- iwelfth of that one-fifth.Currency inlo Sterling.\u2014Multiply by 60 and divide by 73.Exchange Calculations.In the absence of tables, the following calculations will be found useful ; and as there are various modes of calculating Exchange, we choose the following as being the most easily understood.As before stated, such are made upon the old hase or par, rendering it necessary to convert all sums to that standard, to enable us to find the required result.Four shillings and six pence sterling and one dollar at old par are rquivalents ; and as that relative value as been aitered, but still retained as a hase of calculation, it follows that 9.94 or 10 cent, premium quoted, means 9, 93 or 10 cents on the dollar, or dollars, on the hundred, or pounds, &c., in addition to the old par value; and as in these calculations we shall use the dollar as basis, quotations as above will read as $1.09, $1.095, or $1.09%4 and $1.10 ; and the sums are to be multiplied or diviled by the requirdd ; premiums, written in a- similér manrfer.§ \"2 Sterling into Dollars and Cents-\u2014At any premium.Multiply the pounds by 40, and divide by 9; this result gives the sum in dollars at old par; then multiply this result by the quoted premium, expressed as beforu stated.Ezample\u2014What must I pay for a Bill of Exchange for £300 sterling, the quotest rate being 8 per cent, or $1.08 ?Solution.\u2014£300 multiplied by 40 ard divided by 9, gives £1,133.33 at old par; then 8 per cent, added to this, or multiplied by $1.03 gives the answer, $1,440.00.Dollars and Cenls into Sterling \u2014At any premium ; (this operation is the reverse of the preceeding).Multiply Lhe dollars by 9, and divide by 40 ; this sum will be dollars into sterling at old par, which divided by the quoted pre:nium, gives the required result.Ezamplie.\u2014 What amount of Exchange on London can 1 buy for $1,440.00, the quoted rate being 8 per cent, or $1.08 ?Solulion.\u2014 $1440, multiplied by 9, and divided by 40, produce pounds at old par, this sum, being divided by $1 08, gives the answer, £300 sterling.Note.\u2014When shillings and pence are in Lhe sterling amounts to be operated on, it will be necessary to reduce them to the decimals of pound.A very little practice will soon familiarize one to the easiest method ; say for 17 shillings and six pence, then 10 is £9, then say 5s.half of that or £125; these added, give £875, the required decimal.This Milk of Magnesia is four times the strength of any other fluid Magnesia and has a most agreeable taste.Can be had at all Chemists.EXCHANGE WITH FRANCE, mode will expedite all calculations in other denominations, especially where there are fractional quantities.London and Paris par of Exchange, one pound sterling equal to 25 francs 57 centimes.United States and Paris.\u201420 francs Louis Napoléon equal to $3.84 or one dollar in gold, 5 francs 21 centimes.The real value of the francs is about 93.10d.sterling and the real value of the pound sterling is 25 francs and 26 centimes in gold, and 25 francs and 26 centimes in silver.CANADA AND FRANCE.French invoice are reduced to dollars and cents for Canadian Custom Entry at the rale of 19 3710 cents per franc, or decimally expressed.19.30.; 101, 3 ancs, into Dallars{at Chstoin value, : Mulliply the amountby flip Hecimal, 19.30.Dollars int #Franks.° f on * Divide the amount by the decimal 19.30 Bank Exchange here with Paris assumes a par of 25 francs to £1.sterling governed by quotations of sterling Exchange, with à per cent additional for difference between Paris and London ; thus, if sterling Exchange be 103 our Bill must be based on 11.Question.\u2014I have a Bill from Paris to.pay, amounting to 216, 05, sterling Exchange being 10% per cent ; what must I pay here in dollars and cents ?Solution.\u2014216, 05 francs divided by 25 produce £8.12s.10d.sterling and this amount into dollars and cents at {1 per cent, (4 par more than the quoted rate), produces $42.63, which I have to pay, lo settle my account with Paris.Canadian Pounds into sterling at 94 or New par of £1.4s.4d.to the pound sterling.Multiply by 60 and divide by 73.Sterling into Pounds Canadian at 94 or New par.Reverse the preceeding rule or to the sterling add 1-5 and 1-12 of that fifth, equal to 21.2-3 per cent, of the whole amount.Sterling into Dollars, at 94 or New par.Muliiply the sterling by $4,866, or divide by the decimal 2055, Dollars inlo Sterling at 9% or New par.Divide the dollars and cents by $4866, or multiply the amount by the decimal, 2055 ; the result will be pounds and decimals of a pound, Miscellaneous [88] Directory f lity À i, ) JIT = Ses Ki rer) a JA a bo TG TEL pape ER vo Bie BBS TT | i) § EWR EE] i 2 1334 | i || AY BI | Abo == il Lu A | ; 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