QUEBEC.—City of Quebec 1830, 9 X
(Dans Bouchette, British Dominions, 1832.)
S564. ST. MAURICE.—(ieological map illustrative of the St. Maurice country. 17 X 16. .
(Dans Report of the Commission appointed for exploring that part of the Province which lies between the Rivers Saint--Maurice & Ottawa, 1830.)
Mauricé & OTrawa.—A\ Map of all the Conceded and Surveyed Country to the North of the Rivers St. Lawrence and Ottawa, lying between the head of the Grenville Canal, and the River St. Maurice ; exbibiting also the line of Routes, in strong black, of a party employed in September and Octouer 1S30, to trece a new Grand Road, through the back settlemeut of that Tract of Country: under the instructions of Messrs, l'othier, de Rocheblave, and Laroque, Commissioners for exploring the Country below the Rivers St. Maurice and Ottawa. Mss,
S5S, BAS-CANADA —General Chart or Map of the Province of Upper and Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Prince Edward's Island, with a large section of the United States, eompiled from the latest and most approved astronomical observations, authorities and latest surveys: by Joseph Bouchette, jnr.. Deputy Surveyor General of Lower Canada... London, 4, Wuld, 38 X T4.
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859. BaAs-CaNaDA.—Topographienl Map of the Districts of Que! "“hree Rivers,
St. Francis and Gaspé. Lower Canada; exhibit “ w Civil Wivision of ihe Districts into Counties, pursuant et of the Provincial Legislature, Dedicated to Ilis Maÿje. 4m iv. by Joseph Bouchette, Iis Majesty's Nurveyor General of Frovince,
and HLieut, Colonel of Canadian Militia. Engraved by 4 and C, Walker, and pubiished by J. Wyld, Geogr. to the King: London, {14 gr. fol,
860, Bas-CANADA.-—-Topographical Map of the District où Montreal, Lower Canada, exhibiting the New Civil Division of the Districts into Counties, pursuant to a recent Act of the Legislature ; also a large section of Upper Canada, by Joseph Bouchette, Surveyor General cf the Frovince, Dedicated and published by J. Wyld, Geogr. to the King. London, 314 gr. fol.
861. BouxpaRIES.— Tracing of Part of Map A of the Territory contained between the Lines respectivelr contended for by Great Britain and the United States, as being the North Eastern Boundary of the United States, in conformity with the Trenty of Peace of 1783; embracing also the adjacent parts of the Dc.ainions of the two Powers. Mss.
862 Ticox"“RoGAa.—Ruins of fort Tivonderogn New York. 4 X 51%. Engra ed & Printed by Fermer Sears & Co. London. (Dans Hinton, Hist, and T'opog. of the U. S. London, 1842, T. 1, p. 250.
863. Bas-CaANADA.—Map of Upper ana Lower Cauada, including New-Brunswick. pait of Nova Scotia, ete. Exhibiting the Post Towns and Mail Routes. ‘The Ilatter being distinguished agreeably to the Reference below, so as to indicate the frequency of the mail's passage, October 1832. Drawn under the authority of T. A. Stayner, Dep. Post. Master General. Mss.
864. BaAs-CANADA.—Map of the Province of New Brunswick and Part of Lower Canada, for Metï:gor's British America. 914 X 71. (Dans McGregor, British America, 1832, 2 vol.)
865. BaAs-CANADA.—Map of Upper and Lower Canada, 121% X 2. (Dans Picken, The Canadas, London, 1832.)
866. CANADA.—Brit‘sh possessions in North America from the report of ‘he emigration committee of 1827. Corrected to 1831, London, Longmans
(Dans MecCulloch, Dictionary of Cosnmerce, London, 1832, p. 321.)
867. :Isze AUX Noix in the River Richelieu. Drawn by Col. Bouchette. 64 X 34.
(Dans Bouchette, British Dominions in N. À.)
S:S$ LouiIsBouRG.—Plan of the Harbour of Louisbourg and the Town and Fortification when it surrendered to the British Forces. 6X 414. (Dans MecGregor, British America, T. 1, p. 381.)
869.—MONTREAL.—Plan of the City of Montreal taken from the Mountain. Jos. Bouchette Junr D. S. G. delt. 15 X 7.
(Dans Bouchette, British Dominions, p. 214.)
870. Querec.—City of Quebec taken from the Harbour. R. S. M. Bouchette Delt. 54% X 8.
(Dans Boucüette, British Dominions, p. 241.)
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S71. STANSTEAD.—Kilborn's Mills, SNtanstend, Lower Can a & the United States Nattlements, S x ; {Dans Bouchette, British Domirions.
ST. HyaciNTue.—Village of At, Hyacinthe, . NS, M. sonchette delt 8 x 5.
(Lans PBouchette, Brit, Dom.)
ST. LAURE 6.— ap of the River St. Lawrence and cributaries exhibiting the Seigneuries, ete. From Quebec to the Boundary of Upper Canada 61 X 410.
(Dans MeGire:or, British America, T, 2, p. 229.)
CANADA.—Map of the British North American provinces 51 Adijoining States, 1833., Engd. by J. Moffat. 151% X 26. (Dans Ferzusson, Practical notes made during a tour in Canada in 1531.)
YASPÊ.—Carte du District de Gaspé et de partie de celui de Québec, compilée pour montrer la Route qu'ont tenue le Lieutenant F. IL Badd dey, du Génie, et Joseph Hamel, Arpenteur, dans leur expédition d'Exploration durant les mois de Septembre, Octobre et Novembre, 1853, Par Joseph [lamel, Arpenteur-Provincial. Mss.
QUÊBEC.—Montréal et environs. Catarnctes de Niagara. Détail des chutes, Veic-York, Kingston. 6 petits plans vi X8. (Dans Talbot, Foyrge au Canada. Ed. francaise, )
CANADA.—New Travellinz and Commercial Map of the Canadas, from the Sault of Ste. Maries to the River Saguenay. and a large section of the Ünited States of America ; Compiled from the latest surveys and most appro,ed of authoritios, Dedicated, by permission, to Commodore Robert Barrie, €. P. ate., ete, By David Taylor, R. N. March, 1834. Engraved by S. Stiles & Co. New York. (With Tables of Distances) 2 sheets,
CoULOXGF.— Plan of the Fiefs Coulonge and St. Michel The Property of the Gentlemen of the Seminarr of Quebec Drawn nnd Compiled to accompany a report thereupon made at the request of the Crown and the Seminary. Jos. Bouchette, Dep. Sur. Gen, and Jos. Mamel Land Surv. Quebec, 10th march, 18:44,
(Dans Scott, Notre-Dame de Foy, T. 1, p. 246.)
MONTREAI.—Map of the City of Montreal exhibitisg Public Property. Manufactures, the limits of the City and its Environs. the Lachine “inal, the Common, etc.; from recent Survey in 1834: by A. Jobin. A. Bourne, Lithr.
MOXTRÉAL.—Carte de l'Isle de Montréal désignant jes Chemins Publics, le Paroisses les fiefs et les Villages qui s’y trouvent: le canal de EL: hine, les différentes parties de l'Isle qui ne sont pas encore en état de culture, ete. Avec une Table des Distances entre Montréal et les différentes p. roisses de l'Ile et de ses environs. Publiée à Montréal en 1854; par : Jobin. Lithographie de Bourne.
Querrc.—View cf Quebsc, the capital of British Amerien. W. M, Craig. del. 6 X S14.
(Dans Maite-Brun, Évyst:m of geography. Boston, T. ?, D 2N)
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CanaDa and part of the United Statos. 10 X 1614 (Dans Mathison, Counsel for emigrants Aberdeen, 135,7
Caxaps (LOWER) Map of Lower Canada, A l'angle gauche supérieur: Lower part of the St, Lawrence 10 x 6. Registered by Walton & Gaylor at the Court of King's Bench for the District of St. Francis
Easrenx Towxsirirs.-—Map of the Eawtern Townships, By Wells,
MonTReaL.— Plan of the City of Montreal, exhibiting the Public Buildings, Water-Courses, Common Sewers and Water Pipes, From a Survey made by order of the Mnyor. (Jneques Viser, Esquire) and Common Council: by J. Hughes, Civil Engineer and Surveyor March, 1835. Mass.
Queuec.—-Plan de la Ville et Cité de Québec, teile que divisée en Dix Quartiers, pour les fins de l'Acte de la Corporation de la dite Cité; fait et exécuté partie d'après les moilleures autorités existantes, et partie d'après arpentage: par ordre de Messieurs les Magistrats, sous In direction de l'Inapseteur des Chemins, Juin IX33. Par Adolphe Larue, Arpenteur, Mass.
Qu£Énec.—Plan of the City of Quebec, respestfully inseribed to the Mayor, R. E. Caron, Esquire: by Alfred Hawkins, 135, WW, Nmilie, sculp.
gr. LAURENT.—A New Charte of the Gulf and River St Lawrence and Sea adjacent, Shewiug the several Banks, Islands and dangers to be avoided by Mariners, Compiled from manuscript drawings and notes taken by A, €. Buchanan. London, 155
Lower Caxapa.—Map of the Country between St. Andrews, N. B. and Quebec.
. Ü î MoNTREAL.—Sketch of the Country around Montreal, shewing the villages and military positions. Londor, Wyld, Charing Cross East, Dec, 28, 1837. 92 X 201%.
BASs-CANADA.—Provinces of Lower Canadn and New Brunswick. 124 X Ti.
(Dans Stewart Missions, London, 1838.)
CANADA. aud the United States boundary 183$. Showing lines claimed by Great Britain, by the United States and line as proposed by the King of the Ne‘ñerlands. Copied from a pian draw in transfer lithograpby by L. J. Herbert, horse guards, 13 X 161%.
(Dans English Parl. Papers, Session de 1837-38, T. 39.)
ST. LAURENT.—River St. Lawrence, Montreai harhour, surveyed by Captain H. W. Baryfield, R. N. 1834. J. & C. Walker, sculp. 23% X 17%. London, 153$.
(Dans Great Britain, Admiralty-Chart, No. 1127.)
Bas-Caxapa.—Upper and Lower Canada. Compiled & drawn in transfer
lithography by L. J. Herbert, and printed at the lithographie estaolishment quarter master generai office, horse guards. 1858-59,
MM
CaNapa.— l'ortion of the map of Canada Copled from tl ist Mitchell's tunp, published in 1759 LR Re :
CDaus Cavendidh, Govcrnment of Canada London, 1839.)
CANAbA.—Mn { Canada, copied oom the 24 edition of Mit hellx map of the Brit: olonies of North America, 1614 Cibidem, London, IS)
CANADA— British Amerien, 1: K Sly CDaux Murray, British America, TV. 1, front.) EasTERx TowxsiiPs of Lower ( iuada, driwn principally from actual survey, for the British American Land Co. by A, Wells, FN. London, 09 X 2514.
Plan de Quéh
CANADA. —A May of Canada l'he Province of Canada, showing tlu puted Boundaries, by James Wyld. Geographer to the Queen and I R. JT Prince Albert, London. 36
CANADA. Map of Canada, with reference to the disputed
l'erritories.
Edinburgh, W, and 1. K. Johnston, 24 19
CANADA, divided into counties and ridings as L'union bill, John Arrow. smith 12 xX 29 (Daus English Parl Papers, Session IS40, T. 51.)
QUEBEC.— Plan of the military and nnval operations under the command of the immortal Wolfe and vice-ndmiral Saunders before Quebec, To the members of the United services où the British Empire, whose daring achievements this plan is designed to commemorate and honor and to whom it is rexpectfully dedicated by th: obedient servant, A ‘red Hawkins, Quebez, 30 X 25.
TICONDEROGA aad its dependencies. Aux, 1776. #4. T. S14 X 1114.
(Dans Trumbull, Autobiography, 17561SH. New York d London, 1841, p. 34.)
BOUNDARIES.—Map to illustrate the boundary established by the trenty of Washington of the Oth of aug, 1S4#2, between her majesty's colonies of New Brunswick and Canada and the United States, 34% X 16 London, printed from stone by Harrison & Co. 1542.
(Great Britain Parl. l'apers, Session 1843, T. 61; aussi , 95, et dans Acecounts and l'apers, 1845, T. 53.)
BOUNDARIES.—Carte des limites du Maine, du Canada et du N'veau Brunswick, par Mr, E. Cortamisrt; principalement d'après une carte de Mr. Hale, 1842. Delamare sculp't. S X 7%.
(Dans Nouvelles Annales des voyages, 4me série. Paris. 1542, FT, 12, p: 221.)
QUEBEC.—Plan of the city of Quebec, drawn and compiled from original plans, by A. farue. 15 X 19. Quebec, W. Cowan & Son, 1542. (Dans Quehec Guide, 1844
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ROUNDARIES.—Portion of the map to illustrate the boundary established by the treaty of Washington, of the 9th august, 1842, between Her Majesty’s colonies of New Brunswick & Canada, and the United Staces of America. Presented to the house of commons, by the Queen's command, in pursuance of their address of the 27th of march, 1843. 842 X 814.
(Dans Fitzmaurice, Life of William, earl of Shelburne, London, 1876, T. 3, p. 324.)
CANADA.—Map of the United States and Canada, and a large portion of Texas; showing the base meridian and township line of U. S. surveys, the lands allotted to the Indian tribes west of the Mississipi (etc) Compiled from surveys at the United States land office by J. Calvin Smith. 6£ X 81. New York, Sherman & Smith, 1843.
LAKE GEORGE.—Plan of lake George. I, C. Larrabee, Stm. bt. Wm. Caldwell, Lake George, augt. 234, 1843. Mss. 1512 X 1014.
WILLIAM-HENRY.—Capt. Israel Putnam's horn made at fort Wm. Henry nov. the 10th A.D. A plan of the stations from Albany to lake George. 71 X 914.
(Dans American Pioneer. Cincinnati, 1843, T. 2, front.)
Lac CAMPLAIN.—Map of lake Champlain and route between Albany and Montreal. 5 X 2%. ‘:
(Dans Holley, Pirturesque tourist, N. Y., 1844, p. 89.)
MOoNTREAL.—Pian of Montreal. Armour & Ramsay, publishers, 1844. 10 X 19.
CANADA.—Map of Canada. Armour & Ramsay, publishers, 36 X 24. Vues de Québec et de Montréal.
QUEBEC.—Plan of the City of Quebec shewing the Portions desiroyed by the Two great rires May 28th June 2Sth. 12 X 9.
QuEe8Ec.—This P'an of the City nf Quebec is respectfully inscribed to the Mayor, etc. By their obedient servant Alfred Hawkins. Corrested to date by Jos. Hamel, Esq. City Surveyor. 26 X 1914.
WILLIAM HENRY.—A plan of fort William Henry, and the intrenched Camp of the English; with the camps of the French. Ms. 19 X 21. (Copied from the original by J. G. Brieff, march 1845.)
Bas-CANADA.—Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward’s I. Newfoundland, and a large portion of the United States. By J. Arrowsmith. London. 19 X 24.
(Dans Arrovsmith, Atlas of universal geographyu. * 1. 42.)
CANADA.—Map of the Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Ncotia, etc, exhibiting the Boundary of the British Dominions in North America according to the treaties of 1842-46, by Joseph Bouchette,
917. DUQUESNE.—Ground plan of “ Fort Pitt” and Fort Duquesne, 44 X &. (Dans Monette, History of the valley of the Mississipi, N. Y. 1846, T, 1, p. 199.)
TA. MONTREAL.— Map of the City of Montreal. Published by R. W. S. Mac- Kav, 1846.
MONTREAL.—Plan of the City of Montreal with the latest improvements, (Dans Hochelaga Depicta, Montreal, 1539, Frout.)
CANADA — Map of the British Possessions in North America, shewing the manner in which it is intended to direct the trade of Canada to Portland and Boston. 10 X 11.
(Dans Great Britain, larl. Reports jrom committees, 1847, T. 6.)
CANADA.—Harper’s map of the United States and Canada. Showing the canals. railronds and principal stage routes. By Samuel Breese. Ne:r-York, Harper & Brothers, 1847. 36 X 48.
Querre Water Works. Plan of the Montmorenci Line of Aqueduet and Extensions in the City Made by Order of Hon. G. Okill Stuart, Mayor of Quebse Dorember 1S47. George R. Baldwin. 4S X 10. (Dans Report of suppluina the City of Quebec with pure water. by G. R. Baldwin. Boston, 1848.)
Querrc Water Works. Plan of the Lorette Line of Aqueduct and Extensions in the City. 46 X 10.
(Ibidem.) Renferme un petit plan de Québec.
RAILWAYS.—Sketch explanatory of the contemplated line of railway, from St. Andrews to Quebec. 16 X 20.
(Great Britain Parl. Papers. Reports from Committees, 1847, R 6)
RAILWAYS.—Sketch of the contemplated railroads in British North American colonies. Ordered, by the House of Commons, to be printed, 21 july 1$47. J. Arrousmith lith. 1914 X 929.
(G. B. P. P. Accounts and Papers. Railways, 1847, T. 62.)
CANADA.—Map cf Canada east and west. Drawn & engraved by J. M. Atwood. Neic-York. Ensigns & Thayer. 24 X 30.
CANADA—A map of Canada, compiled from the latest authorities. By Edward Stavelv. 184$. Montreal, for Armour & Ramsay. 19 X 36.
CANADA Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & part of Canada shewing the explored route for the proposed trunk line of railway from Halifax to Quebec. By Capt. Robinson & Capt. Henderson. 21 aug. 1548. J. Arrowsmith lith. 19 X 30.
(G. B. Parl Accounts % Papers, 1845, T. 35.)
MONTREAL.—Plan of the City of Montreal with the latest Improvements, 1848. Published by R. W. S. Mackay. 5 X 4, (Dans The Stranger's Guide to the Island and City of Montreal, Montreal 1848
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RaILWAy.—Map Shewing the Route of the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railway and other Main Lines to the West. 28 X 15.
(Dans Morton, The St. Lawrence and Atlantic Raiïlread, Montreal, 1549.)
CANADA.—Neueste Karte v. Lower Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. 12 X 144.
RaAILROADS.—Map (on Mercator's projection) shewing the severai proposed lines of railroads in the North American provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and part of Canada. John Grant, c. ©. J. Arrowsmith lith. 154% X 191%.
(G. B. P. Reports from committees, 1849, T. 2.)
CANADA.—Carte du Canada et des pays limitrophes en 1850, S X 26. (Dans Rameau, La France aux Colonies, Paris, 1859.)
CANADA.—British North America. By J. Arrowsmith, London, 1850. 19 X 2316.
(Dans Arrowsmith, London Atlas of universal geography, No. 40.)
NouUvELLE FRANCE.—-Champlain's map of New France, 1632. Reduced from the orisinal in the state library for doc. history of New York, T. 3 1014 X 1714.
(Dans O'Callaghan, Docum. History of the State of New York, T, 3, front.)
BounNDaARIES.—Map to illustrate a scheme for settling the boundaries of Canada and New Brunswick referred to by us in our report to earl Grey of 17 april 1851. Stephen Lushington, Travers Twiss. John Arrowsmith iith. 16142 X 20.
(G. B. P. Accounts & Papers. Colonies, 1851, T. 36.)
MOoNTREAL.—Map of the city of Montreal shewing the latest improvements. Compiled & drawn by W. H. McKenzie. 15 X 22.
(Dans New Guide to Montreal and its environs. Montreal, Armour & Ramsay, 1551.)
QuE8Ec.—Map of the Vicinity of Quebec Compiled from Major Holland's and other surveys, 1851. 16 X 11.
(Dans Serrell, Rapport sur un pont suspendu projeté... Québec,
NOUVELLE FRANCE.—Carte du Canada ou Nouvelle France de 1640 à 1690. 5% X 124.
(Dans Dussieux, Le Canada sous la domination française, Paris,
NouUvELLE FRANCE.—Curte pour servir à l'histoire de ia Nouvelle France ou du Canada jusqu'en 1763, par L. Dussieux. 714 X 11. (1bidem.)
QuesEc.—Plan of the City of Quebec and its environs. Quebec, P. Sinclair, 1851. 14 X 20. s
(Dans Sinclair, New Guide to Quebec, ete. 1851.)
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940. RaAILWAY.—Map showing the Line of the Canada Grand Trunk Railway from Quebec to Windsor, 1551. 22 X 12.
(Dans Rapport sur la section partant de Montréal à Kingston du Grand Railrond du Canada, 151.)
CANADA.—Map of the United States in part and Canada. Showing all the canals, railroads, navigable rivers, ete. 53 X 52 New York, J. Disturncll, 1852.
CANADA.—Cartes des divers districts du Canada, par G. Matthews. In-folio.
(S5 planches lithographiées représentant tous les districts du Haut
et du Bas Canada, avec indication des villages, routes, seigneuries, etc.)
Lac GEORGE.—A Perspective View of a Battle fought near Lake George on 8th Sept. 1755, between 2000 English with 250 Mohawks under Gen. Johnson and 2590 French and Indians under Gen. Dieskau, in which the English were victorious, etc. Albany. 1914 X 101.
MAGDALEN ISLANDS.—Guif of St. Lawrena, Magdalen Islands. P. L. Morin, Draughtsman. 1914 X 1514.
QUEBEC.—Plan of the Harbour & Basin of Quebec Surveyed by Uarpt. Bayfield, R. N. 22 X 16.
RAILROAD.—Map of proposed line of Railroad on the North Shore of the River St. Lawrence between the Cities of Quebec & Montreal From a Reconnoissance made by Edwd Staveley Civ. Engr. April 1852. 17 X 6.
(Dans le Rapport du lomité provisoire de Direction du Chemin de fer du Nord au Comité Général, du 9 juin 1552.)
RaILWAYS.—Sketch explanatory of the contemplated line of railway from St. Andrews to Quebec. J. Arrowsmith lith. 1914 X 98. (G. B. P. P. Session 1552, T. 48.)
WILLIAM HENRY.—Plan of the attack on fort William Henry, 1757. DUT (Dans Bancroft, History of the United States, T. 4, p. 262.)
BEAUCE.—Plan d'une partie des Townships de Linière et Jersey. Ste. Marie, 27 Octobre 1853. Froux. D. A. P. 2114 X 16%. (Plan d'une partie du comté de Beauce, P.Q.)
CANADA.—Map of the Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, with the United States According to the treatises of 1842 and 1S46. Compiled from the latest and most approved astronomical observations, authorities and recent surveys. By Joseph Bouchette Deputy Surveyor General Lower Canada.
(Plan &s environs de Montréal.)
MonTRÉAL.—Map of the city of Montreal, with the latest improvements, 1853. 164 X 2112. New York, Endicott & Co. lith.
RAILWAY.—Plan of the North Shore Raïlway Shewing the Connection between the Cities of Quebec and Montreal, the Grand Trunk, Montreal and Bytown Railways. James N. Gildea, M.I.C.E. Engineer in Chief, Nov. 1853. 33 X 14. | 7
(Dans Rapport sur l'Etude du Chemin de fer de la Rive Nord, Québec.)
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ST. LAURENT.—Map of the Eastern Portion of British North America, including the Gulf of St. Lawrence and part of the New Engiand States, compiled by H. F, F. Perley for the Report of I. D. Andrews to Hon. T. Corwin, Secretary of the Treasury. New York. 46 X 254.
BAS-CANADA.—A new map of the province of Lower Cenada describing all the seigneuries, townships, grants of land, etc. Compiled from plans deposited in the patent office, Quebec; by Samuel Hollund. A plan of the river Scoudiac & Magaguadavic surveyed in 1796, 1797, & 1798, by order of the commissioners appointed to ascertain the true river St. Croix intended by the treaty of peace 1753 between his B. M. and the U. S. 224 X 34.
(Dans Wyld, New General Atlas, London, 1854.)
CANADA, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Drawn & engraved by L. Dower. 13 X 16.
(Dans T'eesdale, New General Atlas, London, map 36.)
CANADA.—Colton's map of the United States and a large portion of Texas. Showing the base, meridian and township lines of the U. S, surveys, the lands allotted to the Indian tribes west of the Mississipi, the various international improvements, etc. By J. Calvin Smith. Itev. ed. New York J. H. Colton & Co., 1854. 66 X S5.
CANADA.—A map of the province of Upper Canada, describing all the new settlements, from Quebec to Lake Huron. Compiled from the original documents in the surveyor general’s office. By James Wyld. “2 X 3412.
(Dans Wyld, New general Atlas, London, 1854.)
MONTREAL.—A Topographical Map of the City of Montreal & vicinity shewing the Line of the New City Water Works. 34 X 2116.
QUÉREC.—Plan de la Cité de Québec, fondée par Samuel de Champlain, de Brouage, en 1608. Copie dressée par P. L. Morin. 38 X 28. <
RaiILzwaAys.—Colton’s railrond & township map of New England,... the British provinces, ete. Compiled & drawn by G. W. Colton. 46 X 52. New York, 1854.
RAILWAYS.—Map shewing the location of the Quebec Northern Railway, from the foot of Sauvageau’s Hill to the Jacques Cartier River, 16 miles. By H. M. Fosdick, Engineer. Sept. 1854. 23 X 181.
CANADA.—Carte dressée pour servir à l’Intelligence du Canada reconquis par la France de J. G. Barthe, par P. Bineteau, géographe, 1855. 11% X 91.
(Dans Barthe, Le Canada reconquis, etc., p. 227.)
CANADA.—William’'s commercial map of the United States and Canada. with railroad routes and distances, Philadelphia, W. Williams, 1855. 35 X 50.
CANADA.—The British possessions in North America with part of the United States. 13 X 24.
(Dans Smith, Harper'e atatistical gazetteer of the world, New York, 1855, p. 319.)
9634. CaNaDa EAST.—Map of Canada Enst or Lower Canada Compiled from Government Plans Original Documents and Observations. Toronto Maclear & Co. 1855. 22 ÿ 1614, (Dans Lillie, Canada : Physical, Economic, and Social. Toronto, 1855.)
LAKE ST. PETER.—Enlargod from Hayfield Shewinz Dredging, Operations, Winter Survey on the ice, for Harbour Commissioner Hon. John Young Chairman, Thos €. Keefer, Engr. Harbour Commission Montreal. March 1st 1855. 32 > 91.
(Dans Reports in relation to the affairs of the Harbour Commissioners of Montreal, Montreal. 1855.)
+ ST. MAURICE.—Map of St. Maurice Territory. Pascal Taché, Surveyor.
ANTICOSTI.—Plan of the Island of Anticosti Taken from Bayfield's Charts. To illustrate the Exploration of J. Richardson, 1856. 15 X 7 (Dans Exploration Géologique du Canada, Appendice No. 9 du XVe vol., p. 25.) MONTREAL.—Island of Montreal. Published by Chs. Magnus & Co., Ner- York. 6 X 3.
(Dans Canadian Tourist, Montreal, 1856, p. 34.)
MOoNTREAL.—City of Montreal. J. Walker, sc. Montreal, 1856. 174 X 24,
+ SAGUENAY.—Plan of the Saguenay Territory. Wood & Forests. Toronto,
ST. LAURENT.—Plan of River St. Lawrence between Prescott and Montreal. Shewing the rapids, and provincial canals, to improve the navigation. Draftd. by H. H. Killaby, jun. 1856.
ST. MAURICE.—Plan of the St. Maurice Territory. G. Mathews, lith. Montreal.
CANADA, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. By Sidney Hall. London. Longman & Co. 1614 X 920.
(Dans Hall, New general atlas, London, No. 48.)
CANADA.—Map of the United Siates, British and Central America. From state documents & unpublished materials by professor IH. D. Rogers, of Boston, and :. Keith Johnston, geographer to the Queen, 1857. Engraved by W. & À. K. Johnston. 54 X 67.
LAKE ST. JoNN.—T'lan showing the distribution of the Laurentian sr: Lower Silurian Rocks in the vicinity of Lake St. John To illustre the Exploration of J. Richardson, 1857. 18 X 6.
(Dans Erploration Géologique du Canada. Rapport de progrès pendant l’année 1857, p. 83.)
MAGDALEX RI1vER.—Topographical Plan of the Magdalen River, by J. Richardson and S. Barbour, 1557.
(Dans Erpl. Géol. Rapport de 1857, p. 83.)
RAILROAD map of the United States and the Canadas. Compiled, drawn and published by J. H. Higginson. G sheets. New-Yorl, 1N57. 40 X 26.
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Raïzroan map of the enstern, western, and northern states and Canada. Constructed by W. Williams. Philadelphia, 1857. 48 X 28.
Rocers & Jonnsrox.—Atlas of the United States of North America, Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, etc., by H. D. Rogers et A. Keith Johnston, London, 1857.
ST. LAURENT.—Map and Profile of the Valley of the St. Lawrence river & Lake Country extending from Lake Superior to the gulf of St. Lawrence, Ver York. Published by J. Disturnell, 1857. 30 X 18.
(Dans Trip through the Lakes of North America, Disturnell, 1857. In fincm.
ANTICOSTI.—Pert of the Province of Canada from Quebec to Anticosti. Devine's Map. Crown Land Office, Toronto, 1858.
GASPÉ—Plau showing the Distribution of the Devonian and Silurian Formations in a part of Gaspé To illustrate the Exploration of 4. Richardson, 1858. 23 X 14.
(Dans Exploration Géologique du Canada, 1858, p. 171.)
Quesec.—Topographical and pictorial map of the City of Quebec, from actual survey by Alfred Hamel, P. I. S. 42 X 34. (En marge 24 vues des principaux édifices publics de Québec.)
RaïzRoAns.—J. Sage & Sons’ new and reliable raiiroad map comprising all the railronds of the United States and Canadas, with their stations and distances. Buffalo, 1558. 44 X 56.
Raïrcroans.—H. V. Poor's new and complete map of all the railroads in the United States and Canadas, in operation & progress. N. York, J. H. Schultz & Co. 37 X 44.
RaïLroADs.—Map of the Trunk Line of Railway from Halifax to Quebec as surveyed by Major Robinson & Captain Henderson Engineers. shewing the position of Halifax in reference to the principel Cities. 31 X 8,
(Dans On the National Poiitical and Commercial Importance of a railway from Halifax te Quebec. London, 1858.)
SALMON RIvERS.—Sketch of salmon and sea-trout Rivers in Lower Canada. S. P. Bawset, Draughtsman. Crown Lands office Toronto Dec. 158. 24 X 174.
(Aux archives du Séminaire de Québec.)
ARGENTEUIL & OTrAwWA.—Plan showing the distribution of Crystalline Limestones of the Laurentian Series in the Counties of Argenteuil and Ottawa. 14 X 17.
(Dans Ezploration Géologique du Canada, etc., 1859, p. 65.)
CANADA.—Government mup of Canada, from Red River to the gulf of St. Lawrence. Compiled by Thomas Devine. Nov. 1859. Quebec & Toronto, Thompson & Co. 30 X 67.
CAnADA.—Karte eines theiles von Britisch America übersicht der resultate der forschrings expedition unter befehl von capt. John Palliser, 1857-8. BURN
(Dans Gesellschaft für erdkunde zu, Berlin, 1859, T. 7, pl. 5.)
CANADA.—British North America. By J. Arrowsmith, London, 1859.
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988, RAILWAYS.—Map of Canada, with Part of New Brunswick & Nova Scotin Shewing the Line of the Halifax and Quebec Railway, etc. By Keith Johnston, FRS, 32 x 17.
(Dans Politiral end Commercial importanre of Completing the Line of Railway from Halifar to Quebec, by Joseph Nelson. London, 1860.)
ROUTES.—Sketch map showing the rontes of Capt. Palliser and mr. Sullivan during 1839, John Arrowsmith lith., 1860. 11 X 1914. (Great Britain Parl. accounts & papers, 1860, T. 44.)
9S94. ST. LAWRENCE.--Map of Lower St. Lawrence Dept. copy of Bouchette's Map.
CANAD1.—G, Woolworth Colton's new guide map of the U. S. & Canada, with railroads, counties, ete., N. Y. Colton, 1861. 30 X 35.
QUEBEC.—Map of part of the city and harbour of Quebec, with the present and projected improvements. 134 X 5%.
QUEBEC.—Plan of the Harbour of Quebec at Low Water shewing the Coves, Boaches, Wbharves, Piers and Soundings in Feet with the City, South Quebec and Adjacent Viliages. Compiled from Actual and Original Surveys by A. Wallace P.LS.CE. W. A. Little, Lith. Montreal.
RaïLRoADs..—Goldthwait's map of the U. S. & Canada, exhibiting the railrGutls with their distances, single and double tracks & width of gauge. By J. HI. Goldthwait. New York, G. L. Colton, 1861. 27 X 32.
9934. ARGENTEUIL.—Map of Argenteuil District.
994. CANADA.—Map of the Province of Canada, from Lake Superior to the gulf of St. Lawrence corrected and prepared by Thos. Kesfer. Montreal, gr. in-fol. double.
. SAGUENAY.—Map of Saguenay District.
OTTAWA.—Map of Ottawa Agency. Mr. Russell, C. L. Agent, Ottav
. ST. FRANCIS.—Map of the district of St. Francis, Canada East. From special surveys & observations under the direction of O. W. Gray. 6i X 61.
ASPÉ.—Map of (Gaspé Peninsula. E. E. Taché.
. RAtLROADS.--General Map to accompany report on Intercolonial Railway survey, 1854.
CANADA.—Schünberg's imperial map of the U. S. and Canada. Drawn by Frederick Couëtte. New York, Schünberg & Co. U2 X 56.
+ GOLD REGION.—{’ian of part of the Goïd Region of C'anada watered by the "River St. John and its tributaries. 13 X 12. (Dans Report on the Canadian Gold Fields, Quebec, 1865. ÿ
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Gor n REGION.—l'he Ascot gold ficlds, Lower Canada. Drawn, engraved by G. W. & C. B. Colton & Co. New-York, 1865. 18 X 15.
GoLp REGION.—Plan Shewing the Gold Region of Canada watered by the River Chaudière and its Tributaries from recent surveys by Lindsay and McGuire, L'.L.S. & CE. Quebec, March, 1S63.
RaïLWAYS.—Map of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and a Portion ot luwer Canada, Showing the Explored Route for the proposed Trunk Line of Railway from Halifax to Quebec, From a lithograph by Matthews, 1865. 81 X 21.
(Dans Rapport du M4jor Robinson, Ottawa, 1868.)
RaAILWAYS.—General Map :> accompany Report on the Intercolonial Railway Exploration Survey of 1844. Made under Instruction from the Canadian Government. By Sandford Fleming, C.E. 53 X oz.
(Dans Fleming's Report, 1865.)
CanaDa.—Geological Map of Canada and the adjacent regions by 3ir W. E. Logan. 4 feuilles de 40 X 49 pouces.
Rarzroap.—New & reliable railroad & teleyraph map, comprising all the railroad and telegrapn lines in the U. S. and Canada. Indianapolis, Ascher & Adams, 1866. 35 X 48.
CANADA (LE) ou Nouvelle France en 1760. Montréal et ses environs. 7 X 4.
(Dans Martin, Montcalm en Canada, 1867, p. 221.)
. MoNTREAL.—Bishop's New Map of the City of Montreal, Compiled by A.
W. Simpson Archt. P.L.S. & Draghtsman. 161 X 13.
Quésec et ses environs en 1759. 512 X 314.
(Dans Martin, Montca'm en Canada, Paris, 1867, p. 169.)
Quesec.—Plan of the Environs of Quebec Surveyed between 1S64-7 under the direction of Lieut. H. S. Sitwell, R.E and under the superintendence of Lieut. Col. Wm F. Drummond Jervis, R.E.C.B. Deputy Director of Works.
(Fortifications.)
RarzBoaps.—Colton's railroad & commercial map of the U. S. & Caaada. New York, Colton, 1557. 66 X 66.
RaïLRoADS.—J.lovd's merchant's & traveler's railrond map of the U. S. & Canadas. New York, H. H. Lloyd, 1867. 4S X 59.
RaAILWAYS.—Map of the Province of New Brunswick and a yortior of Nova Scotia, State of Maine and Canada Shewing the Proposed Frontier, Central and North Shore Routes for the Intercolonial Railway with a Census of the Border Population along tte Frontier Route on both sides of the Boundary Line Prepared by W. M. Buck, C.E.
he Original Map to aceompany the Gth Annual Crown Lanüä Report of the Province of New Brunswick. 27 X 37.
(Dans Puck. Best Route for the Intercolonial Railway through
the Provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick. St. John, N.B., 1867.)
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RaAILROADA—Map of a projected overlnnd milrond through British North America. bv Alfred Waddinston, sept, 186$. London, Judd & Glass, 1868, 10 X 261.
(Dans Waddincton, Overland route through 1, N. A. Lordon, 186$.)
CAxADA—New map of the Dominion of Canadn, Montreal, Darson brothers, 1870, 22 X 51.
MOXTREAL.—New Map of the City of Montreal showing improvements 10 date by Roberts, Reinhold & Co. Publishers, lithographers & engravers 19 X 20.
QuÊénec (Proviver DE).—Carte de la Province de Québec, par E. FE. Taché.
RaïzwWays.—Man Showing the proposed Connection of the North Shore Railway. Lith. & Printed by Wyse & Co. Qu.ber. 13 X 614.
(In North Shore Railway it: legal & financial Pasis, Quebec, 1870.)
QUEBEC.—Plan of the City of Grebec For the Quebec & Levis Directory published by Marcotte and Levy. From a Drawing by l'anl Cousin. Quebec, 1871. 14 X 12.
RaïcRoaps.—Watson's new ccanty and railrond map of the U. S. and Canada. Chicago, 1871. 9371 X 52.
RaïLRSADS.—Colton's raiirond & rommercial map of the U. S. aud Canada. N. Y. Colton, 1871. 69 X 72. .
MONTREAL.—Plan of the City of Montreal from a Trigonometrical Survey, by Plunkett & Brady, 1872.
MoxTrEar N. C. R.—Map Shewing Various Lines Between Montreal and Grenville Referred to in Mr. Legge's Report. Montreal 1Sth January, 1872. 21 X 31.
(Dans le Rapport de ‘‘. Legge sur le Chemin de fer de Colonisation du Nord.)
MONTREAL N. C. R.—Map Shewing line from Montreal to Ottawa, to accompany Mr. Legge’s Report. Montreal, 19th January, 1872. 20 X 30. (Ibidem.)
MONTREAL N. C. R.—Map shewing the location of the Northern Pacific Railroad with its Canadian extension to Montreal vin Canada Central and Montreal Northern Colonization Railways To accompany Mr. Legge’s Report. Montreal, 19th January 1872. 2S X 20.
(Ibid.)
MoxTReaz N, C, R—Map Shewing proposed locations of Montreal Northern Colonization Railway, from Georgian Bay and Sault Ste. Marie, with rival routes, by Legge. 42 X 22.
(1bid.)
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NOUVELLE FRANCE.—Map of New France and New Kngland, 11 X 6. (Dans Miles, History of Canada, Montreal, 1872. Frontispice.)
Raizways.—Map shewing the Lands granted by the Government to the North Shore Railways Company ‘To accompany the Engineer's report o° 1872. S. Seymour, Engr. in Chief. 24 X 8.
(Dans Seymour, Report, 1872.)
RaiLWAys.—Plan of the North Shore Railway. ‘To accompany the Engineer's Report of 1802. B, Seymour, L. in Chief. Quebec, 172. 33 X SW.
(Ibidem.)
Raizways.—Map of the North Shore Railway and its Connections to accompany the Engineers report. 42 X 19.
(1bid.)
Routes.—Map shewinz the M litary Routes into Canada. Position of Forts, etc. 1710-60. 614 X 6.
(Dans Miles, History of Canada, 1872, p. 293.)
Ca::ADA.—A map of Canada and the norihern part of Louisiuna with the adjacent countrys. By Thos. Jetfferys. 12 X 20%. (Dans Mills, Report on the boundaries of Ontario. Torunto, 1873.) Ù
Rarzways.—Map Shewiug the Levis & Wennebec Railway in course of Construction with connections. Compiled by C. A. Scott. Quebec, Jany. 1872. 18 X 13.
(Dans !'rospectus of the Levis & Kennebec Railway. Quebec, 1873.)
MonTReAL.— View of Montreal in 1803, shewing tlie old walls on the River. Front. From a scarce Print. 6 X 8412.
(Dans Sandham, Montreal and its fortifications, Montreal, 1874, p. 23.)
MonTREAL in 1760. From an old Print. 4 X 214. ({bidem. p. 21.)
MonNTREAL.—Plan of Montreal in 1759. 614 X 4. (Ibid., p. 19.)
MonTREAL.—Plan of Ville Marie shewing first streets laid out and projected new streets & churches, also the old Chateau and Fort. 6% X 312. {Ibid., p. 9.)
Quesec.—9% X 5%.
(Dans Picturesque America, T. 2, p. 34. Edited by W. C. Bryant, New-York, Appleton, 1874.)
Raïzroaps.—Cram’s railroad and country map of the U. S., Canada and Mexico. Chicago, 1874 38 X 54.
Rarcroans.—Watson's new business man's county & railroad map of the U. S. and #ominion of Canada. N. Y. 1874. 41 X 54.
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1044. RaïLnoAps.—Map shewing proposed Location of the Montreal Northern Colonization Railway from Montreal to Georgian Bay & Sault Nte Marie, 4C X 20. (Dans Legze, Rapport de l'Ezploration à la Baie Georgienne. Montreal, 1874.)
1035. EASTERN Towx“sittPs.—Map of the Eastern T'ownships and adjacent portions of the L'rovir-e of Quebec, 5014 X 36.
1036. Nouverrr FRANCE.—Uarte de la Nouvelle France pour servir À l'étude de l'histoire du Canada, depuis sa découverte jusqu'en 1760, par P. M, A. Genest, Carte du lae Champlain, de la rivière des Iroquois et de l'Isle de Montréal. Ian de Québec par Franquelin, en 1688, Carte de ln Louisiane par de l'Isle, Carte de la Baie d'Hudson. Flan de Quebec en 1664. Carte roloriée compilée en 1875, 99 X 97.
1037. QUÊBEC.—Plan cndastral de ln Cité de Québec et du village de St. Sauveur. Québec, Paul Cousin. 404 X 301%.
1038, RaïLRoADs.—Watson's new township and railrond map of the Dominion of Canada. With plans of Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, and Ottawa. Boston, Perry & Spaulding, 1875 31 X 42.
1039. Rarcroaps.—Watsons new commercial county and rnilrond map of the north enastern states (U. S.) and dominion of Canada. N. Y. (G. Watson. 21 X 27.
1040. Raïrcroaps.—Centennial American republic and railroad map of the U.S. and of the Dominion of Canada. New York, Wats.1. 37 X 51.
1041. Raizways.—Rountes from Montreal. Route by which one line can best serve the Counties shown and the traffic coming from the Pacific Railway and from Ottawa by way of the Montreal, Ottawa and Western Railway. Skeleton-Map to accompany report Bemister & Slater, Civil Engineers, Montreal, August 4th 1875. 63 X 91.
(Dans Bernister’s Æeports on the Surveys, etc. Montreal, 1875.)
1042. RAILWAYS.—Proposed Route, for the North Shore Itailway. Skeletonmap to accompany Mr. Bemister’s Reports shewing the Western and other Connections. Bemister & Slater, C.E. Aug. 16th, 1875. 16 X 9.
(Ibidem.)
1043. RaiLwaAys.—Plan of the Proposed Quebec & Lake St. John Itailroad. Compiled by ‘J. J. Rickon, C.f. 11 X 131%.
(Dans Prospectus of the Quebec & Lake St. J. R., 1875.)
1044. RAILWAYS.—Map shewing the Montreal, Ottawa & Western Railway, the only direct route between Montreal & Ottawa, its existing and projected railway connections and its position relatively to other railways. 15 X 1914.
(Dans The “Times” and its correspondents on Canadian Railways. London, 1875.)
1945. WazkEer & Micrs.—The new standard atlas of the Dominion of Canada. LV1-151-X, p. 47 maps fol. Montreal and Toronto, Walker & Miles,
1046. Canapa.—Williams’ copper-plate map of the U. S., Canada, etc., etc. Philadelphia, J. M. Atwood, 1876. 63 X 63.
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Gourr Sr. LAURENT.—Telograph Chart of the Gulf and Lower St, Lawrence delinented under the direction of Hon, P, Fortin, by 1, N, Dufreane, 27 X 20,
(Dans le Rapport aur lea avantages d'établir un réseau de télégraphe sous-marin dans le fleuve et golfe St-Laurent.)
Hinromicar mar of the United States, showing the Spanish, French, and Enclish Discovorios and Explorntions, also the Forts, Towns, and Battle Flelds of Historic Interest, Edited by Rufus Blanchard.
Lake Gronor.— Man of Inke George & vicinity, From recent nnd careful surveys, by EF, W. 4 New-York, 22 X 31%.
RaïLroaos.—Chas, Lubre.cs centenniul couñty rnilrond & distance man of the U 8. and the dominion of Canada. Compiled and drawn by J. K. Hare. New-York, 939 X M4,
RaïLRoAps.—-G. Woolworth. Colton's guide map of the U. 8. & Canada. With ratlronds, counties, New York. 30 X 35.
Raïzrosp.—Rand, MeNallv & Co's new rnilrond and county map of the U. S. and Canada. Chicago, 1876, 54 X 96.
RaAILRoAD.— Watson's new illustrated countv, railrond and distance map nf the U. 8, and dominion of Canada, 1878. 38 X 56.
MonTREAL.—New Plan of the City of Montreal Published by J. B. h ert architect. J. Wilson, lith. 21 X 30.
Mouxr Royaz.—Carte. 20 X *0.
(Dans Olmated, Mount Royal, Nerrport, 1881. front
NOUVELLE FRANCE.—Carte de ln Nouvelle France, augmen. deruls la dernière. servant À la navigation fnicte en son vray meri *, par le sieur de Champlain, lequel depuis l'an 1613 jusques en l'a ée 1629, a desconvert plsieurs costes, terres, lars, rivieres et nation de sauvages. Paris, 132. 2 feuilles de 17 »Y 2012.
Reproduction fac-similaire de la carte de Champlain de 1632, par v, Pilinski.
(Dans Magazine of American History. 1877, T. 1, p. 1. front.
Sr. LAURENT.— North Amerie: rulf of St. Lawrence entrance. St. Johns {Newfoundland) to Halifax (N.S.) with the outer banks, 1877. London. ‘5 X 3S1%.
(London, Admiralty, Hydrographie ofice, No. 2666.)
ST. LAURENT.—Chart of the Inshore & Deep-sen Fishing Grounds on the Atlantic Consts of Canada and within the Gulf of St. Lawrence. 26 X 2014.
(Dans Record of the Proceedings of the Halifax Fisheries Commission. 1877: aussi dans Acounts and Papers of Great Britain, 1878, T. 80.)
NOUVELLE FBANCE.—Carte geographique de la Nouvelle France faicte par je Sieur de Champlain ‘ +inctongrois, enpitaine ordinaire pour le Roy en la Marine, faicte en 1612. Furis, 1818. David Pelletier fecit. 2 f. in-fol.
(Fac-similé de la carte de Champlain de 1613.)
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1060, Nouvezre Faance.—[toute of the Chainplain expedition, 1615, 1% (Dans Magazine of A, H., 1878, TE. 2, p, 472.)
RAILWAYS.—- Map illustrating the Report of Walter Shanly, CE. on the rival routes between Muskinongé and Montreal, June, 1N7S 87% X 114.
(Dans Shanly's Report on rival routes, ete, Quebec, 1878.)
KAILWAYS.—Mnp showing the Several Railway Routes from Maskinongé to Montreal als» the Western Connections, KReduced from Messrs, Bemister and Ntater's map. 3S x 1114.
(Dans le HÆapport des Commissaires du Chemin de fer Quebce, Montreal, Ottaix & Occidental. Quebec, 1NTS,)
. LAURENT. —1, Sketeh of const from the map of Hieror da Verra sano 1529 from Florida to the Gulf of St, Lawrence, IL ‘The coast according to Itibero 1329 from Florida to Labrador, S X 614.
(Dans Magazine of A. H,, 1878, T. 2, p. 257.)
CaTARACOUL— Baie de Cntaracoui et ses Environs au temps de Robert Cavelier Sr de La Salle, Fac-similé d'ua: carte de la collection de J .B. Bourguignon d'Anville conservée au Dépôt Géographique du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères sous le No. 7119. 21 % 10. (Dans Margry, Lettres de Cavelier de la Salle et Correspondance relative à ses entreprises. (1678-1685), Paris, 1879.)
Ÿ 1065. L£vis.—Atlas of the County of Levis, VW’. S. MacCormac, 49 p. in-fol.
/ 1066. QUEBEC.—Atlas of the City and C'ounty of Quebec, From Actual Surveys, Based upon the Cadastral Plans Deposited in the otlice of the Department of Crown Lands By and under the Supervision of H. W. Hopkins, Civil Engineer, Provincial Surveying and Pub. Co, Walter S. MacCormac, 1879. 63 p. in-fol. .
1067. RAILROADS.—New railrond map of the U, S. nd dominion of Canada, etc. By Emil Henbuch, 1879, 20 » 41,
"1068. Taois RIVIÈRES.— Atlas of the City of Three :: :ers and County of St. Maurice, From Actual surveys, ete, te. W, S. MacCormac, ST p. inu-folio,
CaNADA.— North America illustrating the conquest of Canada and the war 0° independence, 1757-1752 91 X 612.
(Dans Johnston, Historical atlas, Edinburgh, 1880. V. 1, No 26.)
CAVELIER DE LA SNALLF.—(Carte pour suivre la relation des voyages de Cavelier de La Salle, 1669-1682. 7 X 614.
(Dans Bulletin de la Société de Géographie de Paris, 18S0, L. 20.)
CHAMPLAIN.—Map Exhibiting the Explorations of Sr. de Champlain in North America, 1605-1615. Joston, 18S0, 14 X 11. (Dans Champlain, Voyages translated from the French dy LU. P. Otis, Ph.D., T. 1, front.)
Hupsox Bay —6l4 X 614.
(Daus Appendice au Bulietin de la Société de Géographie de Québse, 1880.)
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. MonTReaAL.—Cadastral Plan of the City of Montreal Copied and Lithographed under the Supervision of F. W. Blaiklock, P. L. S. & E. H. Chs. Lionais, A. & S. Surveyors & Draughtsmen Cadastral office, Montreal. Roberts, Reinhold & C., Lith.
Quésec.—Carte de la Province de Québec Canada, dressée au Département des Terres de la Couronne, par Eugène Taché. Québec, 53 X 37.
Quésec.—Carte régionale de la Province de Québec comprenant Portneuf, Montmorency, Charlevoix, Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Champlain et Saint- Maurice, par Jules laché. Québec, 60 X 43.
Rarzroaps.—The lightning-quick town finder. A county railroad, distance and index map of the U. S. and Canada. Chicago, Haskell bros, 1880. 38 X 39.
RaiLRoaAps.—" Our Country,” a new illustrated county, railroad and distance map of the U. S. and dominion of Canada. New York, Watson.
RaïILRoADS.—Rand, McNally & Co’s new official! railroad map of the U. S. and Canada. Chicago, 26 X 42.
Sr. HyAcINTHE.—Atlas of the City and County of St. Hyacinthe, Province of Quebec. G. M. Hopkins, C.E. 49 p. in-fol.
ST. Jouns.—Atlas of the Town and County of St. Johns. Hopkins. 43 p. in-fol. :
SoneL.—Atlas of the Town of Sorel and County of Richelieu. Hopkins, 47 p. in-fol.
Bevrorp.—Birds Eye view of Bedford, Chef-Lieu of Missisquoi County.
Coaricook.—Birds Eye View of Coaticook. 2314 X 13. LENNOXVILLE.—Bird’s Eye View of Lennoxville, P. 9, 1881. 22 X 19%.
Lévis.—Vue à vol d'oiseau de Lévis. 21 X 11.
MoxrMAany.—Vue à vol d'oiseau de Montmagny, P. 2, 1881. 15 X 814.
Monicazm.—Carte du théâtre des opérations militaires du Mis. de Montcalm d’après les documents de l’époque. A l'angle droit Plan des envirous de Québec en 1759. 61 X 819.
(Dans HBonnechose, Montcalm et le Cenada-Français. Paris, 1881.)
MonTRÉAL.—New Map of the City of Montreal shewing all the latest improvements and extensions. July 1881. Engraved & Published by E. Bishop & Co. 209 St. James St. 171 X 1414.
(Dans Montreal Winter Carnival, 1881. in finem.)
NouveLze FRancr.—Carte générale de la Nouvelle France où est compris la Louisiane, ete. Rouillard, delin. L. Baudan, sculp. 13 X 19. (Dans Leclerc, Firat Establishment of the faith in New France. Now first translated by J. G. Shea, N. Y. 1881, T. 2, p. 8.)
Puovince DE QuÊÉBec.—[Carte Régionale de la Province de Québec. comprenant les comtés de St-Maurice, Maskinongé, Berthier, Joliette, Montcalm, L'Assomption, Jacques-Cartier, Hochelaga, Laval, Terrebonne, Soulanges, Vaudreuil, Deux-Montagnes, Argenteuil et Ottawa, P. M. A. Genest et C. E. Gauvin, arpenteurs.
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1089. QueBEc.—Assault upon Quebec. 5 X 8.
(Dans Carrington, Battle, maps and charts of the American revolution, N. Y., 1881.)
RaïzsoAps.—Cram's new indexed county and railroad map of the U. S. and Canada, etc. Chicago, 49 X 80.
RAILWAYS.—The Quebec & Lake St. John Railway Branch Lines. 74 X 84.
(Dans Ligbt's Report.)
RaïLROAD.—Watson's great republic map. A new illustrated county, railroad and distance map of the U. S. and dominion of Canada. N. y. 39 X 55.
SHERBROOKE.—City Atlas of Sherbrooke, Province of Quebec. From Actual Surveys. Hopkins, 1881. 51 p. in-fol.
SHERBROOKE.—Bird's Eye View of Sherbrooke, P.Q., 1881. 244 X 1614.
ST. HYACINTHE.—Vue à vol d'oiseau de St. Hyacinthe, P.Q., 18S1.
ST. JÉROME.—Vue à vol d'oiseau de St. Jérôme, P.Q., 1881. 2314 X 9.
ST. JOHNS.—Bird's Eye View of St. Johns, Dominion of Canada, 1881. 21 X 13.
SoREL.—Vue à vol d'oiseau de la Ville de Sorel, P.Q., 1881. 22 X 15. Tuors RIvVIÈRES.—Vue à vol d’oisenu de Trois Rivières, 1881. 241% X 1314.
WATEBLOO.—Bird's Eye View of Waterloo, P.Q. 27 X 10%.
AMERICA (NORTIT).--Copy of Part of a Map of N. A. by Thos. Jeffreys, Geographer to the King 1776. Quebec, May 234, 1882. 9 x 41. (Dans Bouchette, On the pretended legal claims of the Seigneurs of Terra Firma of Mingan, with the Chart. Quebec, 1882.)
CANADA.—Le Canada par le Sieur de Champlain, 1664. 10 X v. ({bidem.)
Lower CANADA.—Copy of Part of Lt. Colonel Bouchette's Map of Canada published in 1815. 12 X 7.
(1bidem.)
MiTOKELL.—Trace of Part of Mitchell's Map Published in 1755. 1514 X 7. (Zbid.)
NoUvELLE FRANCE.—Copie de partie d'une Carte publiée par ordre du roi de France sous le ministère de M. le Maréchal de Castries en 1784. 10 X 6.
(Dans le AÆapport de Bouchette sur les prétendues réclamations des Seigneurs de la Terre Ferme de Mingan. Québec, 1882.)
NouvELLE FRANCE.—Copie d’une Carte générale de la France Septentrionale contenant la découverte du pays des Illinois par le Sieur de Jolliet. 10 X 6.
(Ibidem.)
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QuEBEc.—4 X 9.
Engraved by permission from the picture painted for Her Majesty Queen Victoria by L. R. O'Brien, President Royal Canadian Academy of Arts. By A. Will ore.
(Dans Gran, Pic'uresq''e Uanada, T. 1. Front.)
RaAïLeoaps.—Lubrecht’s Pictorial County, Railroad and Distance Mop of the U. S. and part of the Dominion of Canada, 1582. (Vues et plans.)
ST. LAWRENCE.—Gulf of St. Lawrence and the River to Quebec Surveyed by Captns. Payfield & Orlebar, R.N. Newfoundland from the Surveys of Cook, Love & Bullock with additions from the Surveys of Captn Orlebar & Staff Comr Kerr, R. N. ‘True Copy. May 23d 1882. E. E. Taché. 84 X 13.
(Dans le Rapport de Bouchette, Québec, 1882.)
ST. LAWRENCE.—Copy of Part of Maps of the Gulf of St. Lawrence by J. F. De Barres, in 1780. 21 X 16.
(Ibidem.)
Easrerx Townsuips.—Map of the Eastern Townships, From the Surveys of Geological Corps, by A. R. C. Selwyn.
Caxana.—Carte pour servir à l'Histoire du Canada et des Cauadiens- Français par Eug. Réveillaud, Paris. 1312 X 9. (Dans Réveillaud, Hist. des C. F., 1884. In finem.)
MONTRÉAL (LE VIEuUx MONTRÉAL, 1611-1803).—Dessins de P. L. Morin. Publié par H. Beaugrand, Directeur du journal La Patrie, Montréal, 18S4 Contient: Carte figurative du Saut St. Louis (Kahnawak).
Plan de Montréal de 1650 à 1672.
CAS L de 1673 à 1687.
“ de 1687 à 1723.
Fe de 1724 à 1760.
Carte historique de l'Ile de Montréal, Indiquant la position des forts, Redoutes & Chapelles de Mission avec la date de leur construction.
Montréal en 1657-1672-1722.
Plan de la ville de Montréal 1723. Par Catalogne.
Montréal. Vue prise de l'Isle Ste. Hélène, d'après une estampe publiée à Londres en 1808.
1114. MonNTRÉAL.—Geological Map of the Region around Montreal. 7? X 5. (Dans Montreal Winter Carnival, Feb. Ath to 9th, 1884, p. 15. S. E. Dawson, Hand-book of the City of Montreal, 1884.)
11144. Province DE QUÉBEC.—Carte Régionale de la Province de Québec, comprenant les Comtés de Rimouski, Bonaventure et Gaspé. Jules Taché,
arpenteur.
1115. CANADA.—A new map of the Province of Canada East, Canada West. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Foundland, etc. New York, Colton, 1885. 32 X 38.
1116. GATINEAU & MATTAWAN.—Carte du Bassin de la Lièvre, de la Rouge, de la Nord, de l’Assomption et d'une partie de la Gatineau et de la Mattawan Dédiée aux sociétés de colonisation des Diocèses de Montréal et Ottawa. Québec, Dr J. E. M. Fournier, St-Jérôme. 33 X 27.
(Dans Nantel, Notre Nord-Ouest Proviacial.)
QUEBEC.—Province of Quebec. 1212 X 718.
(Dans Withrow, Popular History of the Dominion of Cinada. Toronto, 1885, p. 56.)
QUEBEC.—Carte régionale de la Province de Québec, comprenant les romtés de Témiscouata, Kamouraska, L'Islet, Montmagny, Bellechasse, Lévis et une partie de la Beauce, Lotbinière et Mégantic. Dressée par Jules Taché, sous la direction de l'Assistant Commissaire, 185.
. HyYACINTHE.--Cité de St. Hyacinthe, P. R. Blanchard, CE. 10 X 7. (Dans le Guide de St. Hyacinthe de 18S5. Front.)
. LAURENT.—Mercator’s projection with the great circle (shortest sailing) or air lines, illustrating the directness & capacity of the river St. Lawrence, from lake Erie to Atlantic, as a means of communicntion between Europe and the Great West, ete. S. L n. d. (1885). 25 X 174.
LAWBENCE.—\ap of Eastern-Section Showing system, telegraph Lines Gulf & River St. Lawrence Navigation, 18S5. 33 *X 21.
CHAMPLAIN.—Cortes’ march to Mexico. Early explorers of the Atlantic coast. Explorations of Hudson, and Champlain. De Soto's march from Tampa bay to the Mississipi. 815 X 5%.
(Dans Labberton, New historical atlas. New York, 1886, PI. 59.)
IBOQUOIS COUNTRY.—Sulpitian and Jesuit missions among the Iroquois from 1656 to 1684 as located by John S. Clark. New York, 1886. 64 X 10.
(Dans Donohoe, The [roquois and Jesuits. Buffalo, 1895, p. 20.)
ST. LAURENT.—The phat boy's bird’'s eye kart of the St. Lawrence river. Published by I, F. Babbage and dr: by scale from the United States coast survey, by Geo. D. Ranesdell. 614 X 105. Rochester, New York, 1886.
