Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 24 juin 1851, mardi 24 juin 1851

[" AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.YOLUME XLIII.MONTREAL, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1851.NUMBER 98.NOTICES.I'yOTICE ia hereby given, that the connexion Ll heretofore existing between Mr.JOSEPH WARD of Montreal, and HIGGINSON, DAY tfc Co., was DISSOLVED on the first instant, and Mr.Wako ceased from that date to repre.sent their interest and that of Messrs.PAR» SONS, DAY & CO., Liverpool.r BYHE Partnership heretofore existing in this JL City, under the firm ol HIGGINSON, DAY & Co , was DISSOLVED on the 7th instant, by the death of Thomas Day.The business will be carried on by tho surviving partners, under the name of the firm as annexed.Our friends and Shippers of Produce in Canada, to Montreal or New York, will please address their Consignments to the new firm of JAMES P.HIGGINSON & CO.New York, 9th May, 1851.\t1m\u201463 THE UNDERSIGNED will continue the HARDWARE BUSINESS, in the West Wing of Cuvillier\u2019s Buildings, in St.Sacrament FOR SALE.FOR SALE by the Subscriber :\u2014 Superior Twankay Teas') FOR SALE.Hyson Twankay Young Hyson Imperial Souchong Gunpowder do do do do do ^ In chsts, hf-chsts j and catties j Street.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.ALEX.BRYSON.58 NOTICE.rfflIHE NOTARIAL PARTNERSHIP here.JL tofore existing between the Subscribers, under the firm ol GIBB & EASTON, expired by limitation on the Thirtieth ultimo.All debts due to the late firm to be paid to J.J.Gibb.J.J.GIBB, W.EASTON.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.\t53 NOTICE.J.J.GIBB, Notary Public, (Late Gibb & Easton, Notaries,) Ne.39, Little Saint James Street, MONTREAL.May 1, 1851.56 Muscovado Sugar, in hhds and barrels Cavendish Tobacco, 5\u2019s, S\u2019a and 16\u2019s Honeydew do Chewing do in papers Coffee, Green and Roasted Carolina Rice, in tierces and barrels Molasses Bleached Whale Oil, Whole Pepper, Ground Pepper, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Fresh Figs and Prunes, Lemon Syrup.Chocolate, Pepper Sauce, Saleratus, Candlewick, Salad Oil, Raisins, Liverpool Salt, Stoved Salt, Starch, Blue, Fancy Soaps, Corn Brooms, Dusters, Pipes, Blacking, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cassia, Brimstone, Bed Cords, Fresh Digby Herrings, Indigo, Patent Pails, Snuff, Car-raway Seed, Wrapping Paper, Soda Biscuits, Wine Biscuits, Vinegar, Soap and Candles, Epsom Saits, Copperas, Linen Bags.&.c &.c.JOHN LONG, No.224, St.Paul Street.May 9.\t 59 rB\u2019fHE Subscriber is now receiving and oilers JL for Sale at low pricea, by the package\u2014 3 cases Delaines 2\tdo Printed Barege Dresses 3\tdo do Balzerine do 4\tdo 9-8 Printed Jaconets 2 do Figured Linen Ginghams, a new article 2 do Checked do do\tdo 2 do Madder and Turkey Red Handker.chiefs \u2014And expects per\u201c Mary\u201d from Glasgow,\u2014 2 cases very Splendid Sewed Goods, consist.ing of Collors, Chemisettes, Sleeves, &c.&c.G.D.WATSON.May 9.\t59 LN STORE AND FOR SALE\u2014 Hhds t Barrels >\u201c BASS\u2019S\u201d India Pale ALE Kilderkins ) An invoice of the above celebrated Ale, now landing ex \u201c Empress\u201d, and for Sale by TORRY, CLARKE & CO.June 13\t89 PIG IRON\u2014200 Tons for Sale by THEODORE HART.June 13 89 J^OSIN\u2014 800 Barrels White and No.1 ROSIN, For Sale.JESSE JOSEPH.June 10.\td\u201486 NAIL IRON\u2014Hoops and Sheets, For Sale by THEODORE HART.June 10.\t1m\u201486 E'llN\u2014300 BOXES 1 C, JL\tFor Sale by THEODORF.HART.June 10.\t1m\u201486 NOTICE.THE BUSINESS heretofore carried on in this city, and at St.Laurent, under the firm ol MACDONALD & WILLIAMS, is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by limitation.All debts due to, or by the said firm will be settled by D.MacDonald, Jr., who is duly authorised to that effect.DANIEL MACDONALD, Jr., THOMAS WILLIAMS.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.\t53 T the same premises, No.7, Lemoine Street, and at St.Laurent, by and under the firm of D.MACDONALD, Jr.& CO.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.\t53 NOTICE is hereby given, that the under-signed will not be liable for the payment ol any Debt contracted by any person whatsoever, unless by an express and written authorization by him, delivered for that purpose.ANDRE BISA1LLON, Office No.70, St.Paul Street.Montreal, May 19, 1851.\t68 ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to, or having CLAIMS on the Estate ol the late JOSEPH ROSS, Esquire, in his lifetime of the City and Parish ol Montreal, are requested to make immediate payment of such debts, and to send particulars of such claims to the undersigned, at hia Office, No.74, St.Paul Street, Montreal.J.R.HUTCHINS, Executor, and Attorney of Co»Executors.Montreal, April 10, 1851.\t43 jpOR SALE\u2014 Hudson\u2019s Bay Salmon in barrels and tierces 50 cwt Large Table Codfish 75 do Small do do French Burr Stones French Mill Stones Bolting Cloth E.& V.HUDON.May 7\t57 SHEET IRON\u20141000 BOXES, For Sale by THEODORE HART.Juno 10.\t1m\u201486 FOR SALE.BP UST RECEIVED\u2014 50 barrels SALMON.JANES & OLIVER, ay 20\t68 UST RECEIVED and for Sale by the Subscribers\u2014 4 bales 2-4 and 4-4 plain Hemp Carpeting 2 do 4-4 fancy\tdo Matting 1 do 4-4 Cocoa and Manilla do \u2014 ALSO,\u2014 3 bushel Striped Sacks GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & Co.2 do June 9.d\u201485 TORRANCE & BUSTEED AVING received their Spring Importations, offer them for Sale, viz:\u2014 TEAS\u2014Twankay, Young Hyson, Hyson, Sou.chong and Congo COFFEES\u2014Laguayra, Cuba, St.Domingo and Rio SUGARS\u2014Muscovado, very bright Refined and White Bastards CURRANTS\u2014Best Zanié in caroteels «fe barrels RAISINS\u2014Bunch Muscatel and Layers RICE\u2014Finest East India TOBACCOS\u20145\u2019s, 8\u2019s and 16\u2019s, of various qualities OILS\u2014Linseed, boiled and raw Olive, Seal, Cod and Whale INDIGO\u2014Fine Madras STARCH\u2014The celebrated Glen field, also Upper Canada, and the St.Hilaire Corn Starch \u2014also\u2014 Candles, London Sperm, Belmont and Tallow ; Soap of English and Montreal n>Rniifactur' Ann, Thompson, Liverpool, C Brocklesby & Co with that sample.Here it was the business of l^- Hornet, Howe, Ltrnenck, GU,nour& Co the Court to direct the Jury.Point involved 20.Ship Dædalus, Bullman, Elford, Syraes& Co Ship Lady Peel, Johns, Plymouth.'Gilmour'& Co Bark Annandale, Pierce, Cardiff, A & D Ritchie & Co Bark Pearl, Langford.London, Gillespies & Co Bark Jos.Cunard, Williams, Newport, H & E Burstal Bark Pandora, Weymiss, Liverpool, do Baik Evergreen, Mills, do do Brig Niobe, Braney, Newcastle, Symes & Co Brig Bowes, Ellwood, Workington, do PASSENGERS.Return of the number of Emigrants arrived at the Port of Quebec, during the week ending this date England\t\tCabin,\tSteerage.233 Ireland\t\t\t2117 Scotland\t\t\t122 Continent\t\t\t171 Lower Ports\t\t\t6 Total\t\t\t2649 Previously Reported.\t\t13032 esponding period in 1850.\t244 .349\t15681 13570 Increase in 1851\t\t\t2111 A.\tC.BUCHANAN,\t Emigration Department, Quebec, 21st June, 1851.Chief Agent.PORT OF MONTREAL CLEARED - JUNE 23.Brig Mary Taylor, Callander, Glasgow, Ryan, Chapman 1 & Co Brig Richard Brown, Rudderham, St Johns, Nfld, and | Sydney, Gilmour & Co EXPORTS.Per Brig MARY TAYLOR, Callander, for Glasgow-Ryan, Chapman & Co, Ryan, Chapman & Co, 939 bris Hour 50 do ashes 2400 W India staves 578 pipe do ; W& R Muir, 400 brls flour.Per Brig RICHARD BROWN, Rudderham, for St Johns, Nfld.and Sydney\u2014Gilmour &.Co.Gilmour Sc Co, 705 brls flour 60 do oatmeal 5 tres beef 10 brls do 35 do pork ; Holmes, Knapp Sc Co, 100 do do j Ryan, Chapman Sc Go, 465 do flour.was rather one of fact than of law, and to which Merchants were very competent to speak.He | would take as an illustration the case of a broker who had a quantity of wheat to dispose of, and I who shewed buyers a small part of it to indicate the quality of the whole ; a sale made in this way would be a sale by sample.He did not agree j Brig Salisbury, Harrison,}Briton, Grimsby.Benson & Co with either of the Counsel, in the opposite posi- Brig Samuel, McLean,Whitehaven, Pembertons tions they had taken.If Mr.Gilmour had gone ^ng Mary& Ellen, Fulthorp, Gloucester, do to Mr.Holmes, and asked of him the price and | Br\u2018!*iall>r Llud\u2019 Fower\u2019 Cardl\u201c\u2019 Lev\u2018:>' & Co quality of his Pork ; and the latter had shown him a small lot, saying \u201c this is a sample oj the whole,\u201d and Gilmour had replied \u201cvery well, I will take it as such,\u201d the sale would clearly have been one by sample.But on the other hand, if Holmes had said, \u201c here is a specimen of the genet al qaaltlt/\" as in the present case, the sale could not, according to the books, have been one by sample.This was the rule which the Jury ought to adopt.There was no sale by sample.Here facts and law were closely blended together.This fourth count contained no imputations of fraud, and if under it the Plaintiffs should be found entitled to recover, the damages ought to be small \u2014merely the measure of difference in value between the good article and the had.There was still another form iu which this claim might have been urged.If a purchaser bought from another, both parties being in good faith, and subsequently detected defects in the thing purchased, the law gave him the right to come back upon his vendor ; this was the case of a latent ace.But this ground of action was different from any set Up here ; and it was a matter of difficulty to say whether or not, under the declaration, it could be made available.The declaration was a long one, but he had great doubts whether it covered this ground.It would be better, however, to take it for the present as if it did so, reserving the point of law for further consideration.He confessed that he thought this fifth ground gave the plaintiffs a more substantial hope than any other, unless a fraud were proved.Here the liability of the vendor depended upon the defects being latent, and not patent ; for if a vice were patent, the purchaser, by a proper examination, could detect it.But where a vice was too latent to be discovered on examination, the law came to the aid of the buyer.In the present case.Holmes had replied to Gilmour\u2019s inquiries, that he had pork branded New York Inspected Mess.It had been shown by the evidence, that the pork had been previously branded as New York Inspected, and that part of it was re-inspected at the instance of the plaintiffs.\u2014 The fact was well established that the reinspection was subsequent to the sale.With certain barrels taken indiscriminately from the lot, Gilmour had declared himself satisfied.Then with respect to the others, which were not opened, the question arose, whether any defect they might have contained, was to be considered as latent, when, by the mere opening, it would have been rendered patent.No such defect could be called latent, in the proper sense.But to render the defect patent, it was not sufficient merely to un-head the barrels ; they had to be unpacked, and the Pork inspected, piece by piece.Now, as far as the purchaser himself was concerned, it was moraly impossible for him to do this.But the law made provision for the difficulty, by the appointment of a public officer, whose duty was to examine and certify the quality.In the present case, did the inspection subsequent to the sale vary the relation of the parties ?It was Gilmour\u2019s undoubted right to look at every barrel and at every piece.This, however, he could not do himself; but as there was an officer who could, and who was authorized to do so, he was willing to take that officer\u2019s statement.He, therefore, waived his right of personal inspection, in favor of another\u2014the licensed inspector.If this point were established, (and his Honor thought it was,) there was an end of all discussion as to the quality of the Pork.The rule would be different, if the defect were proved to have been latent, in the true sense, and not so merely because the barrels were not opened.He repeated, that the evidence was with the defendants, as to the Pork\u2019s being inspected after the sale, and at the instance of the plaintiffs.It did not alter the matter, that the defendants had paid the inspector, for they had done so at the election of the plaintiffs, and charged them with the amount.It would be perfectly apparent to mercantile men, that there must be some end to the liability of innocent vendors.He spoke of the hardship to which consignees would be subjected, who, after they had remitted the proceeds of sales to their principals, and the whole transaction had been long finished, should be suddenly called to account on their own behalf for recently discovered vices in the things disposed of.If, in this case, the Jury thought with him that the vice complained of was not latent, then, upon this ground, their verdict must be against the plaintiffs.But if they thought it latent, or thought a fraud to have been proved, his reasoning would not apply.There was another question incidentally connected with these points.Did the Montreal inspection cover that portion of the New York which was not reinspected ?He thought it did.Gilmour had thought proper to have a certain quantity inspected, to satisfy him as to the condition and quality of the whole.This, however, was rather a matter for the opinion of the Jury.His Honor, in concluding, said, that as the decision would be an important one, he thought, for the convenience of taking future steps upon it, if any should be found necessary, that the verdict ought to be special\u2014mentioning the counts upon which it was found\u2014if found for the plaintiffs ; if for the defendants, it would of course be general.The Jury retired, and after remaining in consultation for upwards of an hour, came into Court and stated they were unable to agree, being six to six.The Court having said that the case was one which might very properly be submitted to the Board of Trade, a juror was withdrawn and the jury were thereupon discharged.New York, June 23.The steamer Arctic arrived yesterday at 2 p.m., with 100 passengers, and four days later news.Cotton closed firm.Liverpool imports of Gram and Flour from Ireland and Coastwise this week are again trivial, while the exports increase, and since Tuesday embrace 4500 quarters Wheat; 5150 barrels and 1250 casks Flour; 18,100 quarters Indian Corn, and 918 brls Indian Meal.Where any change has occurred, it has been in favor of sellers.The price of every article has improved.The advance since this day sen\u2019night may be called 2d.per bushel on Wheat, and Od.(cv Is.per barrel on Flour one penny on Oats per bushel, and 6d.on Oatmeal ; Indian Corn Is.per quarter\u2014Is.per quarter on Peas and Beans.Several large purchases in Wheat and Flour to-day, to go some distance in the interior, which is an important and new feature to us, and indicates thus early before the harvest, thatjthere are lower stocks in the growers' hands than most persons calculate.Wheat 70 ib American White, 6s.2d./® 6s.4d.; Ditto Red and Mixed, 5s.lOd.fSl 6s.Flour 1961b Western Canal, 20s.6d.i@ 21s.Indian Corn\u2014American White, 32s.rS> 32s.6d; Yellow, 30s.6d./8) 30s.9d.TO CONSIGNEES.\u2014The Brig \u201cGUL-NARE,\u201d T.Field, Master, from Liverpool, is entered Inwards at the Custom I House.Consignees are requested to pass their Entries immediately.LeMESURIER, ROUTE & CO, Agents.June 23.\t9T T O C O N S I O N E E S.\u2014The Brig D\u2019ISRAELI, Weeks, from Glasgow, is ENTERED INWARDS at the Custom Consignees are requested to pass their House.Entries.June 23.BIRTHS.In this city, on the 21st instant, the lady of Henry O.Lacroix, of a daughter.At Lacolle, on the 21st ultimo, the lady of John Borrowdale, Esq, of a son.WirT FUIV ! ! LAUGHTER ! ! ! THE NUBIAN MINSTRELS HAVE the honor to announce to the citizens of Montreal, their intention of giving TWO MORE CONCERTS, AT THE OddEellows\u2019 Hall, Great St.James Street, THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) 24th June, 1851, And on WEDNESDAY EVENING.Admission, Is.3d.Tickets to be had at the door.Doors open at * past 7 ; performance to commence at * past 8 o\u2019clock.June 24._______________________98 ODD FELLOWS\u2019 HALL, Great St.James Street.UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS! MOWER'S IIARMOAEOiV TROUPE, Messrs.EDWD.WARDEN, FRANCIS LYNCH, T.B.PRENDERGAST, C.H.BISHOP, and F.B.HOWE, COMPRISING the most talented and efficient Company in this country, who have been received with distinguished favor through the United States and British Provinces, and have recently concluded a brilliant engagement of over four months in Boston, where their Soirees were attended by the élite and fashion of that city, would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Montreal and vicinity, that they will appear as Citizens and Ethiopians in a grand SERIES of their inimitable VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, ETHIOPIA and OPERATIC CONCERTS, consisting of a choice variety of gems from the most popular Operas, new Songs, Glees, Choruses, Characters, &c.&c.ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, and continue Every Evening during the week.Cards of admission, Is.3d.; Reserved Seats, 2s.6d.Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence at EIGHT o\u2019clock.June 24.\t98 TRADE & COMMERCE We have been requested by several of our importing friends, to direct the attention of Trade authorities to the faulty system, or rather want of system, followed in the delivery of cargoes by the Shipmasters visiting our port.There are, apparently, no port regulations on this subject in force, and the consequence is, that packages and crates are tumbled higgledy piggledy on the wharf, to the profit of the English crockery manufacture!1, but to the loss and injury of his Montreal customer.We bég to direct the attention of Merchant Tailors, and the Trade generally, to the sale of \u201cWest of England and German Cloths,\u201d (the importation of Philip Holland, Esq.,) which takes place To-morrow, at One o\u2019clock, at the Warehouse of Stewart & Kerr.The Cloths, we understand, are of a superior quality, and are to be sold without reserve ; consequently, an excellent opportunity will be afforded to buyers for laying in their stock.(From Parsons, Day & Co.\u2019s Market Report.) Liverpool, June 7.Ashes.\u2014About 400 barrels have been sold during the last fortnight, at 27s to 27s 6d for Pots, and 29s to 30s per cwt for Pearl.Corn\u2014The week following our last report of the 24th nit., there was rather more business passing in Wheat at slightly improved prices ; in Flour several low sales were made, and for Indian Corn there was a steady demand at the quotations.During the past week there has been a steady consumptive demand for Wheat, and a fair business, passing in Flour ; in Indian Corn a reduction of 6d to Is per quarter was submitted to.At yesterday\u2019s Market there was a fair attendance and a good business done, Indian Corn having nearly recovered the depression of the past few days ; at the close there was a firmer tone for all articles than for some time past.Staves\u2014The better descriptions of hhd and wine Pipe meet ready sale, while the inferiçr kinds are neglected; good New Orleans hhd command £17 to £18 per M;\" New York hhd £14 to £16, and Wine Pipe £16 to £18 per M.Quebec Staves.\u2014 The demand for Standard is very limited ; the latter sales have been at £60 per standard M.for good quality and specification.For Puncheon there has been less inquiry ; there is, however, no change in prices.Sugar\u2014Since our last report we have to notice a decline of 6d.per cwt.on all descriptions ; the sales of the fortnight have been 1,200 hhds.B.P.; 7,000 bags Bengal ; Foreign, 3,060 boxes Havana, 300 cases brown Bahia, 220 hhds and 70 barrels Porto Rico, and 25 hhds Surinams.Iron\u2014The Iron Market continues.in a very languid state, and only a limited business doing.Pig Iron continues in a drooping state, and meets little enquiry.Tin Plates are in good demand, and prices are firmer, with a tendency to advance.Block Tin keeps very quiet.Copper is in fair request at former rates.Pig Lead continues neglected.The following quotations of prices of Metals, in Glasgow, are from the Circular of Mr.Wm.Roy, Jr., received by last steamer :\u2014 Pig Iron, No.1 Gartsherrie, 41s.\t?Do do other brands, 39s 6d a 40s j Bar Iron, £5 5s to £5 7s 6d.Sheet Iron, £7 10s to £7 12s 6d Potash Kettles, £6 5s.Do Coolers, £6 10s Sugar Kettles, £6 10s.Camp Ovens and Covers, £7 to £7 10s.EDWARD W.AULD.u\u201497 FOR FREIGHT \"OR-CHARTER TO LIVERPOOL.\u2014The fine, A.1.British Built, Coppered and Copper fastened Bark \u201cBRITON\u2019S PRIDE\u201d, AY.H.Martin, Commander, will be ready in a few days to take in Cargo for the above Port, and will have immediate despatch.For Freight or Charter, apply to JAMES GORDON & CO.June 20.\t95 FREIGHT OR PASSAGE TO LON-DON.\u2014The fine A.1., British Built coppered and copper fastened Ship BRITISH EMPIRE, E.J.Allen, Commander, will shortly sail for the above Port, and has excellent accommodations for Passengers.Apply to Capt.Allen on board or to LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO, June 19.\t94 FOR GLASGOW.\u2014The\"fine first class Brig PILOT, John Clark, Commander, will be ready to load for the above Port in a few days, and will have immediate despatch.For Freight, apply to JAMES GORDON £ CO.June 18.\t93 FIRST Sini\u2019 FOR GLASGOAV.\u2014The first class coppered and copper fastened Bark ANN RANKIN, 466 tons, Captain Jas.Burns, is now loading for the above Port and will have despatch.For Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply to Capt.Burns, on board, or to GILMOUR & CO.June 18.\t93 CONSIGNEES Per \u201cJOHN,\u201d \"Captain Caseley, are requested to pass their Entries at the Custom House.JESSE JOSEPH.Montreal, June 17, 1851.\t92 FOR GLASGOW.-\u2014The fast sailing A.1.at Lloyd\u2019s, Regular Trader Bark CALIFORNIA, Capt.Gall, has a part of her cargo engaged, and will have quick despatch.For Freight and passage, apply to JAMES R.ORR.June 17.\t92 FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR LL V E R P O O L\u2014The fine New A 1 Coppered and Copper-fastened Ship \u201cBRANSCOMBE,\u201d 481 tons, Captain Ellis, is on the Berth for Liverpool, and will commence loading in a few days.For Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply to Captain Ellis on board, or to LEMESURIER, ROUTH & Co.June 14.\t90 \u201c TO CONSIGNEES\u2014The Brig PILOT, John Clark, Commander, from Sunderland, is ENTERED INWARDS at the Custom House\u2014Consignees are requested to pass their ENTRIES without delay.JAS.GORDON & CO., Agents.June 14.\t90 NOTICE is hereby given, that an ADJOURNED GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the MONTREAL MINING COMPANY, will be held at the OFFICE of the Corporation, on THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at ONE, P.M.H.D.COCKBURN, Secretary.Montreal, 23rd June, 1851.\tm\u201498 Montreal Assurance Company.AT.the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders, held on the 3rd inst, a DIVIDEND of EIGHT PER CENT, on the CAPITAL STOCK of the Institution, was DECLARED, and the same will be payable on and after TUESDAY the FIRST of JULY next.By Order, WM.MURRAY, Manager.Montreal, June 23.\tdu\u201498 The Huron Copper Bay Comp\u2019y.THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby leminded, that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, for the Election of Officers, will be held on MONDAY, the SEVENTH day of JULY next, at Noon, at the OFFICE of the.Company, 92, Notre Dame Street, in this City.¦ W.A.TOWNSEND, a Secretary.Montreal, June 20, 1851.\t96 Fresh Oysters and Cobsters.JUST RECEIVED at O\u2019MEARA\u2019S RESTAURANT, Place d\u2019Armes, a supply of FRESH LOBSTERS AND OYSTERS.JOHN O\u2019MEARA.June 24.\tm\u201498 Monklands Hotel UW OPKN FOR THE RECEPTION N OF VISITORS.June 7, 1851.JOHN ORR.84 Information Wanted OF DANIEL PIERCE, from Ballmcarriag, Ireland, who left that, place 15 or 16 years ago.and when last heard of, residing in or near Raw-don.Any information of his whereabouts will be thankfully received by his nephew, JOHN CARROLL, Care of Herald Office, Montreal.June 24.\tm C\u201498 Cash CHURCH ORGANS.THE Subscribers having just finished a very fine toned ORGAN, with four STOPS, in Mahogany Case, offers the same for Sale, on liberal terms, the price of which is £125.They have also, another in course of building, with plain Case, which will come at a much less price.Both instruments will be fully warranted in every respect.MEAD, BROTHERS & CO., 106 Notre Dame Street.June 24.\t_\tm\u201498 _ TO LET\u20141st.A most commodious DWELLING HOUSE, facing Royal Square, Sorel, with Garden and Offices attached.2nd.Another HOUSE, Garden and Offices, facing King Street, leading to Government Cottage.The latter may be purchased on reasonable terms.Rent £25.Apply to J.G.C REBASS A, N.P.Sorel.June 24.\t98 fell FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of superior CUT STONE, at very low rates.Also, TWO SCOWS.Applv, for further information, at the office of H.MUNRO & CO.Beaver Hall.June 24.\tr Tts\u201498 Apply WANTED\u2014A smart BOY for a Store, at this Office.c\u201498 June 24.WANTED by a family in Quebec\u2014A COOK who thoroughly understands her business, and can be well recommended.Apply at No.7, Dalhousie Square, near Hays\u2019 Hotel.June 24.\t'\tgg GYMNASIUM.MONS.REY, having succeeded in filling up his Subscription List, begs to inform his Subscribers that the GY\u2019MNASIUM, No.47 Notre Dame Street, will be OPENED on FRIDAY EVENING, at SEVEN o\u2019clock.June 19.\t94 Notice to Shippers.FALL 1851.THE Splendid A I Iron Clipper Ship SHANDON, 585 tons Regisier, Walter Greig, Commander, now building ac Glasgow, expressly for the Montreal Trade, will Sail on her Ouiward Voyage, about 15lh July next.Shippers will find ihis Vessel an unequalled conveyance for fine Goods, and her accommodation lor Cabin and Intermediate Passengers, will be very superior.Apply in Glasgow, to Messrs.WM.KIDSTONE & SONS, Or here, to ANDREW MACFARLANE.Montreal, May 13.\t62 SECOND WEEK OF THE FOWER MISSISSIPPI.ST.ANDREW\u2019S HALL» (Late St.Aiidrew's Church,) ST.PETER STREET.CHANGE OF EXHIBITION, COMMENCING .THIS EVENING (MONDAY.) JUNE 23.LEWIS\u2019S PANORAMA OF THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI, Being a Continuation of the Picture, which hag been shown here for the last four weeks.r MY HIS Magnificent Work of Art is painted on M- 30,000 square feet of Canvass, showing the Course of this MIGHTY RIVER through SIX STATES OF THE UNION.The Picture begins with a splendid Nautical view of the GULF of MEXICO, representing the two principal mouths of the River, viz :\u2014the S.E.and S.W.possess ; and thenceforward faithfully depicts the continuous and ever varying scenes of interest, until the spectator arrives at St.LOUIS, which is represented under the influence of the great FIRE (which destroyed nearly $5,-000,000 worth of property,) on the memorable night of the 17th May, 1849.To give some idea of the magnitude of this great work, it may be stated, that the view of NEW ORLEANS alone, covers 400 square yards of canvass, and represents 300 ships, besides steamboats, and countless other River Craft.The Views of NATCHES, VICKSBURG, MEMPHIS, and CAIRO, at the mouth of the OHIO RIVER, will also he found of great interest.Admittance as before, Is.3d.Doors open at half-past SEVEN.Picture moves at quarter-past EIGHT precise-ly.AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY\u201d, at THREE o\u2019clock.Maffrc\u2019s fine Band will be in attendance.June 23.\t97 CHARITY IÆCTSJRÊ.THE COMMITTEE of the U N I V E R SIT Y LYING-IN-HOSPITAL, and the COMMITTEE of the HEBREW PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, have much pleasure in announcing that, on WEDNESDAY EVENING-, 25th instant, A LECTURE, In aid of the Funds of both Charities, will be delivered by the REV.DR.RAPHAEL, M.A., On GERMANY, ITS RIVERS, ITS MOUNTAINS AND ITS PEOPLE, at the HAYS HOUSE, the Proprietor of which has generously placed his Great Room at the disposal of the Committees.Doors open at 7J o\u2019clock ; Lecture commences at 81 o\u2019clock precisely.Tickets, 2s.6d.each, may be had of the Committee, at the Book Stores, and at the Hays House.AUGUSTA DURNFORD, Sec.& Treas.U.L.I.H.ABRAHAM DnSOLA, Sec.& Treas.M.H.P.S.June 21.______________________9S MONTREAL SWIMMING CF.FB.TICKETS of admission to the FLOATING BATH of this CLUB, may be had at Messrs.A SAVAGE & CO., S.J.LYMAN & CO., Notre Dame Street ; R.CHALMERS & CO., J.M'COY, and A.URQUHART, Great St.James Street; also, at all the principal Hotels.SEASON TICKETS: Adults, 20s., and 5s.for one Son of Subscriber, and 2s.6d.for every additional Son.Persons under 15 years of age, not Sons of Subscribers, 10s.; Single Baths, Is.3d.Bath is OPEN from SIX, A.M., to NINE,.P.M.J.LEWIS, Acting Secretary.Jun« 21,\tm\u201496 MONTREAL HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1851.NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.4th JULY TRIP.STEAMBOATS, «fee.4th July in New York PLEASURE TRIP FROM CANADA TO NEW YORK AND BACK, VIA LAKE CHAMPLAIN, SARATOGA RAILROAD & HUDSON RIVER.For Bytown and Ottawa River.THE Steamer CHARLOTTE, will LEAVE the Subscribers\u2019 Wharf for the above Ports, [ THIS EVENING, at SIX o\u2019clock.For Freight and Passage, apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE, & CO.June 24.98 THROUGH FREIGHT LEVE.For Toronto and Hamilton.THE Steamer SCOTLAND, Marshall, MaS' ter will LEAVE the Subscribers\u2019 Wharf THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) at SIX o\u2019clock.For Freight or Passage, apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE & CO.June 24.\t98 bringing visitors from the various parts of Canada to New York, on that interesting occa.[ sion.BUSINESS MEN AND People from the Country at large, will find it to their advantage and pleasure to Visit the Great Emporium of the Yew World.The AMERICAN COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS possesses above all other Cities, UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS! Opera, Theatres, Excursions in the environs of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, High Bridge, Harlem, Staten Island, &c.&c.FARE : From Montreal to New York and back, No Second Class Tickets.The Through Ticket will run for ten days.Full particulars will be published in the first week of June, when the Tickets will be ready for delivery.Agency in Montreal : CHAMPLAIN AND ST.LAWRENCE RAILROAD OFFICE.Agent in Quebec : ROBERT SHAW.May 20.____________________Tlst\u201463 I\tFor Laite Erie.gr+V.Ti-ll-W Tffpw VriPlf npHE Steamer \u201c REINDEER\u201d, Pdrdy, Master, Otn JUiy aX_JN ew X om.| wU1 leaTe the Subscriber3i Wharf, for PORT STANLEY, PORT BURWELL, and TORT DOVER, early NEXT WEEK.For Freight and Passage, apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE & CO., Hooker & Holton\u2019s Through Line.THE Steamer HIBERNIA, Pollock, Master, will START for TORONTO, HAMILTON, and intermediate Ports, THIS DAY at Noon.\t\u201e\t,\t, For Freight or Passage apply to HOOKER & HOLTON.June 24.98 MAX MARETZECK DIRECTOR OF THE ITALIAN OPERA OF NEW' YORK, WILL GIVE ON Sunday Evening, 6th July next, during the stay of the Canadian Visitors in the Empire City, A GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC in which all the principal Performers at the ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE will take a part, AT TRIPLER HALL, the most splendid Saloon in the world, the popularity of which has been consecrated by the series of Concerts given in it by JENNY LIND.Price, 2s.Gd.Currency.S3\u201cBill8 may be obtained at the principal Book Stores.June 14.\t90 Italian Opera, NEW YORK.MAX MARETZECK Has the honor to announce to the Tourists visit- | ing New York on the FOURTH OF JULY, that EVERY EVENING, the admirable Company | of which he is director, will SING at the CASTUE GARDEN.This Saloon is peculiarly situated : it extends into the waters of the Bay, and communicates with the BATTERY by a BRIDGE.A circular Gallery provides a DELIGHTFUL PROMENADE, and affords the spectator a beautiful position from which to view THE MOST CHARMING BAY in the WORLD.Price, 2s.Gd.currency.iCfBills may be obtained at the principal Book Stores.June 14.\t90 .Canal Basin.June 18.93 fjlf PLEASURE TRIP TO BouclierviUe and Varennes.(HE Steamboat \u201cSTE, HELENE,\" Capt.Lesperance, leaves this Port on SUNDAY next, the 25th instant,and following SUNDAYS, (weather permitting), at ONE o\u2019clock, P.M., precisely, to go to VARENNES, and call at BOUCHERVILLE going and coming.PRICE of Passage going and returning, Is.3d.Montreal, May 23, 1851.\t71 CHENEY, RICE & CO\u2019S United States and Canada EXPRESS.DAILY, FOR BOSTON and intermediate places, will be made up EVERY EVENING.A Semi-Weelily Express, For TORONTO, HAMILTON, and internne-diate places, will be made up every TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS.Cheney & Co.I Fisk &.Rice, a Proprietors.C.P.Gear, 5 GEORGE BENT, Agent.May 21.\tly-69 T Grand National Soiree UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE ST.JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY, KEPRESENTED BY MADAM THE MAYORESS, AND Mmes.T.Bouthillieb, A.M.Dklislb, J.Donegani, AUCTION SALES.IP BY STEWART & KERR.This Morning.NDERWRITERS\u2019 SALE.\u2014At.the Store of Messrs J.&T.DOUGLAS, will be Sold on account of the Underwriters or others concerned\u2014 J D M 1 case CUTLERY' Damaged on the Yoyago of Importation, ex Empress.Sale at NINE o\u2019clock, punctually.98\tSTEWART & KERR S1 TRAW BONNETS.\u2014On WEDNESDAY next, the 25th June, will be Sold, at the Warehouse of Messrs.HOUGHTON & MAY, St.Paul Street, choice assortment of Ladies\u2019 STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS, just received via New Y'ork, viz.:\u2014 § 921\u201410 doz Ladies\u2019 Patent Straw Bonnets 97 do\tdo\tdo\tdo\tdo do\tdo\tdo\tdo\tdo do Ladies\u2019 Fancy Split Straw do do\tdo\tFancy\tdo\tdo do\tdo\tdo\tdo do\tdo\tSplit\t& Fancy do do do\tdo\tdo\tdo\tdo do do\tLadies\u2019 Satin\t& Hair\tdo do\tdo\tdo\tdo\tdo Sale at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M., punctually.STEWART & KERR.923\u2014 5 927\u2014 5 905\u2014 4 3546\u201448 3541\u2014\t48 3542\u2014\t52 3544\u201435 3543\u2014\t30 991\u201460 AUCTION SALES.BY J.G.SHIPWAY.Tills Morning:- QENNA BY AUCTION.\u2014On TUESDAY O MORNING, June 24th, at the Stores of J.G.SHIPWAY\u201d, will be sold, for account ot whom it may concern\u2014 23 bales Senna Terms\u2014Cash.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, 97\tJ.G.SHIPWAY.| ^BATHER.\u2014At the IMPORTANT SALE OF CLOTHS, CASSI-1 MERES, DOESKINS, &c.&c.\u2014On WEDNESDAY next, 25th instant, will be Sold, on account of Philip Holland, Esq., at the Auction Warehouse of the Subscribers, a very extensive assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, Ac.&c.&c.consisting of\u2014 6 cases W Blk West of England Cloth German Blk\tdo Blue and Blk Venetian Cloth Superfine W Black Cassimeres and Doeskins Fancy Cassimeres and Doeskins Scotch Tweeds 3-4 Black Cashmerette Summer Coating Blk and Col\u2019d Russel Cords Blk Alpaca Lustre Blk Verona Serges Figured Silk and Satin Vesting Black Silk Sewings and Twists Crawford\u2019s Best Linen Thread bales Patent Canvas do Blea.Ducks 2 cases Brown and White Linen Drills \u2014also,\u2014 100 pieces Satinettes 75 do Check Cotton Drills With a general assortment of Lining and Trimmings, Ac.Ac.\u2014And, to close a consignment\u2014 12 dozen Ashton Best London Beaver Hats Sale at TWO o\u2019clock precisely.95\tSTEWART A KERR.do do do do do do do do do do do do do On THURSDAY, June 23, At the Store of J.G.SHIPWAY, will be Sold to close consignments, a general assortment ot GROCERIES.§3\u201c Particulars in Handbills Sale at THREE o'clock.J.G.SHIPWAY\u201d, 95\tAuctioneer*., Refrigerators, FOR PRESERVING MEATS, Ac.in warm weather, assorted sizes, for Sale by GEO.HAGAR, 103, St, Paul Street.June 18.\t93 IRON WIRE\u2014 1 Just Received per \u201cEmpress,\u201d 100 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted.For Sale by HIBBARD A CO.June 18.\t_________93_ Rose nails\u2014 125 casks Assorted, 6 to 281b, for Sale by HIBBARD A CO.June 18.93 PATENT PRESSED NAILS\u2014 Assorted 2 to 3$ inch, for Sale by the Subscribers.HIBBARD A CO.June 18.\t93 Mass.G.Vanfklson, \u201c\tC.Mondelet, \u201c\tJ.D.Lacroix, \u201c\tE.M.Lepuohon, G.Desbarats, AND Mme.W.Masson, Will be given on the 24th JUNE inst., Festival of St.Jean Raptiste, In the Magnificent Saloon of THE HAYS HOUSE.THE PRESIDENT of the Society will take the Chair at EIGHT o\u2019clock precisely, and during the course of the evening there will be appropriate ADDRESSES delivered ; besides Instrumental Music, some NATIONAL SONGS will be sung by a Corps of Amateurs, Ac.Ac.Mr.MAFFRE\u2019S BAND will be in attendance and REFESHMENTS will be furnished by Mr.Pope.Price of admission : 6s.3d.for a gentleman ; 7s.6d.gentleman and lady ; and Is.3d.for each additional lady.The number of tickets is limited,, to prevent too great a crowd.Tickets of Admission may he had of Messrs.Fahre A Co., J.L.Beaudry, Esq., Romuald Trudeau, Esq., L.P.Boivin, Esq., Jos.Beaudry, Esq., Institut Canadien, and Hays House.HECTOR L.LANGEVIN, Secretary.17th June.\t92 BIBLICAL POETRY.flHE COMMITTEE fur arranging the deli very of the REV.DR.RAPHAEL\u2019S LEO-TURES, respectfully beg to announce that a course of SIX POPULAR LECTURES ON THE Poetry of the Hebrews, As contained in the Old Testament, will be delivered by the REV.M.J.RAPHAEL, M.A., Ph.Dr , (Late ol Birmingham, England, Rabbi Preacher of the Synagogue, Green Street, New York,) at the ST.LAWRENCE HALL, (Great St.Jatnes Street.) On the EVENINGS of MONDAY, the IGth, TUESDAY the 17th, THURSDAY the 19th, SATURDAY the21st, MONDAY the 23d, and THURSDAY, the 24ih instant.Tickets for the Course -Double, admitting a Lady and Gentlemen or two Ladies, 10s ; Single Tickets, 7s 6d ; and for One Lecture, 2s fid ;\u2014 may be had of the Committee, at the Book Stores, and at the St.Lawence Hall.N, B.\u2014Doors open at 8 o\u2019clock ; Lecture to commence at precisely.ABRAHAM DeSOLA, Secretary.June 11.\t®7 Fresh Bermuda Arrowroot.JUST RECEIVED, direct from BERMUDA a Large Supply of Fine ARROWROOT.The Freshness and Purity of this article, as well as the undoubted superiority of Bermuda Arrowroot over that obtained from other sources, renders it particularly desirable for the use of Children, Invalids and others.S.J.LYMAN & Co., Family Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.June 16.\t91 MONTREAL.TYPE FOUNHRY.THE undersigned takes this opportunity announcing to the Printers of Canada, that the promise he made in introducing his New Specimen to the Public, is in course of fulfilment.The Artist in Edinburgh has supplied the \u201c BREVIER\u201d Matrixes, and promises other faces shortly.This addition, with other extensive improvements, renders the Establishment worthy of the support which it continues to receive, and for which the Proprietor offers his grateful thanks.The following Agencies continue their accounts with this Foundry :\u2014 Messrs.K.Hoe & Co.OF NEW YORK, PRESS MAKERS, &c.; Messrs.Wells & Webb, OF NEW YORK, WOOD-LETTER CUTTERS; Mr.George Mather, OF NEW YORK, PRINTING-INK MANUFACTURERS, all colors ; Messrs.L.Johnson & Co.OF PHILADELPHIA, TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS; of whose manufacture he has always on hand a general assortment.The above-named Houses are so well known, that it is unnecessary to make any remarks on the excellence of their manufactures.The convenience that the Printers of Canada now have in being able to purchase at their own doors all they can require to furnish or renew an Office will be apparent to all ; while THE TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY, a branch of this Establishment under the manage, ment of Mr.D.K.Feehan, Agent, Front Street, Toronto, places the Printers of each Section ofthe Province upon an equally favorable footing.OLD TYPE taken in exchange for new without any deduction for dross, at 5d.^ ft.20 If cent charged on American imports to cover Duties, Freight, &c.CHAS.T.PALSGRAVE, Corner of St.Helen & Lemoine Streets.Montreal, June 21,1851.\t97 N.B.\u2014Publishers of papers giving three insertions to the above, will receive payment in Type by purchasing four times the amount ol their account.Pay son\u2019s Indelible Ink.THIS celebrated Ink has been in use during the past 17 years.It has been found the most ECONOMICAL, the most CONVENIENT, and the most PERMANENT ever offered to the public.As a proof of its value, there are no less than 15 COUNTERFEITS.The genuine is how, ever, easily known by the signature of the proprietor.A supply just received by S.J.LYMAN k CO.Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.June 20.\t95 NOTICE PERSONS INDEBTED to the LATE FIRM of ROBERT WEIR & CO., are hereby notified that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS, unless they are PAID before the FIRST JULY, will be handed to a LAWYER for COLLECTION.June 20.\t95 A Patent Water Filters.FEW of those celebrated FILTERS still on hand.ALEX.LEVY.June 16.\t91 F Leatber.OR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 4 cases French and English Calf Skins 6 bales\tdo in Rough 4 bales Bazils 10 dozen Patent Calf 12 do Enamelled Seal Skin 80 Dressing Hides OGILVY & CAMPBELL.June 16.\t91 Coals\u2014Coals.CARGO of HOUSEHOLD WALLSEND COALS\u2014fine quality\u2014AFLOAT, for Sale lots to suit families, if applied for immediately.JESSE JOSEPH.June 19.\tr\u201494 A EAKTHENWARE.The s of\u2014 Subscriber has received a further supply CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, by the \u201c Catherine\u201d, \u201c Briton\u2019s Pride\u201d, \u201c Mariner», and other vessels, which he offers at very low prices.A.BOURNE, No 120 St.Paul Street, Corner of St.Gabriel Street.June 23.100 50 100 200 50 50 do.do.do.do.do.do.yxx xxxjjixv._u Stores of E.N.BOST- ___ WICK, No.1684, St.Paul Street, will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant 1,000 sides Sole Leather, 1,000 do.Upper do., 50 dozen Kips, 100 do.French Calf Skins, Canadian do.do., American do.do., Morocco, Sheep Skins, Linings, __\tBindings, 50 sides Enamelled Leather, 50 pieces Shoe Duck, 60 gross Boot and Shoe Laces, 30 do.do.do.Webb, 10 dozen Shoe Knives.3000 lbs Split Leather 20 doz Seal Skins 20 do Patent Calf 25 do English Bazils 50 sides Harness Leather\t, With a great variety of other articles in the line.Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.J.G.SHIPWAY, Auctioneer.AUCTION SALES.BY JOHN DEEMING.&c.Wines, Ales, Raisins, ON WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, will be Sold, for account of Messrs.GILLESPIE, MOFFATT & CO., at the Stores of the Subscriber\u2014 10 qr casks \u201cNewton, Gordon & Co.\u2019s\u201d Madeira Wine, direct from Madeira\u2014transshipped at London 20 cases Madeira Wine 20 do Port do 5 qr casks Fine Pale Sherry 15 cases do do do 25 do Claret, \u201cPanillac,\u201d 1844 30 do do \u201cSt.Julien,\u201d 1844 30 do \u201cMartell\u2019s\u201d Pale Brandy, 1845, 1846 20 do Champagne 5 hhds Scotch Whiskey, \u201cIslay & Campbel-ton\u201d 10 casks India Pale Ale 15 do London Stout 5 hhds do do \u201cTruman, Hanbury & Go\u2019s\u201d 20 casks Jeffrey\u2019s Edinburgh Ale 100 boxes and qr boxes Fine Layer Raisins 2 cases Raisins in cartoons 20 do French Olives 1 do Sardines Sale at Half-past TWO o\u2019clock, punctually.JOHN LEEMING, 92\tAuctioneer.90 GROCERIES.Household furniture, &c.\u2014At the Residence of LIEUTENANT BROWNE, (Royal Engineers,) St.Johns, on THURSDAY, June 26, will be Sold, an Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., consisting of\u2014 Bedsteads and Bedding, &c Carpets, Chairs AVashstands, Toilet Glasses Crockeryware, &c Cooking and other Stoves Cooking Utensils, &c, &c.\u2014also,\u2014 An Excellent DOG CART, (built by Saurin, of Quebec.) Sale at TEN o\u2019clock punctually.JOHN LEEMING, 97\tAuctioneer.SALE OF TEAS, SUGAR, COFFEE; BRANDY, &c.&c.\u2014At the Stores of Messrs.J.B.SMITH & CO., on SATURDAY\u201d next, the 28th instant, will be Sold, to close sundry Accounts\u2014 300 packages Fresh Teas, consisting of Twan-kay, Fine Hyson Twankay, Old Hyson, Imperial, Young Hyson, Fine Oolong and Ningyong Souchong, in chests, half chests aud catties 40 hhds Bright Muscovado Sugar 20 tierces do\tdo 100 bags Green Coffee 50 do Roasted do 10 hhds Pale Brandy 10 tierces ?Bice 14 barrels ) 100 barrels Soap Maker\u2019s Rosin 100 boxes B M Raisins 200 do do do damaged 200 drums Figs 50 bags Barcelona Nuts 20 do Brazil Nuts 25 do Almonds 50 do do Shelled 20 cases Prunes 100 pckgs Tobacco, S\u2019s, 16\u2019s, 18\u2019s and ft 5 hhds Leaf do 10 chests Cassia 50 bags Double Sifted Pepper 100 boxes Ground Pepper 200 coils Rope, assorted sizes 300 dozen Bed Cords and Clothes Lines 200 do Corn Brooms 100 do Patent Pails 100 cases Blacking and Ink 5 cases Indigo 20 barrels Bleached Whale Oil 10 do Elephant\tdo casks Currants cases Sardines With other Articles.Sale at THREE o\u2019clock precisely.J.G.SHIPWAY, Auctioneer.Sale of Assets in Bankruptcy.ON FRIDAY, the 4tli July, will be Sold by Auction, at the Office of the Undersigned, on account of the following Bankrupt.Estates, viz :\u2014 1\u2014In the Matter of JOHN IIAUTSON.The Outstanding Book Debts and Promissory Notes, with the Books of Accounts belonging to said Estate.2\u2014In the Matter of THOMAS HEAVEN.The East half of Lot No.6, Fifth Range of Hin-chinbrook, County of Frontenac, containing 100 acres.x 3\u2014In the Matter of E.HACKETT k AY DICKINSON.Lot No 2\u2014Fifteenth Range of Pittsburgh, County of Frontenac, containing 175 acres.Lot No.26\u2014Eleventh Range of Pittsburgh aforesaid, containing 200 acres.For further particulars, apply to Mr.COURT, Accountant.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.JOHN LEEMING, 97\tAuctioneer.20 3 98 J.Scotch Ale and Pipes.G.SHIPWAY has just received, and offers for Sale 100 bbls STRONG SCOTCH ALE, in pints and quarts 75 boxes T D PIPES J.G.SHIPWAY.June 16.\t91 Paper and Stationery.THE Subscribers have now received a general assortment of BRITISH STATIONERY GOODS, comprising the best qualities of AY riling Paper, Note Paper and Envelopes; Drawing Papers, various sizes ; Sealing AY.-ix, Pencils, Steel Pens, and every description of Fancy Stationery.R.CHALMERS & CO.June 18.\t______ 93 Pibles, Prayer Books, &c.JUST RECEIVED from the Queen\u2019s Printers direct, an extensive assortment of BIB L E S, Church of England PRAYER BOOKS and CHURCH SERVICES of all sizes, in Tlain and Elegant Bindings of the newest styles.Bibles from.Is 6d to £4 10s Prayer Books from.Is 6d to £2 10s Church Services from.5s and upwards R.CHALMERS k CO.June 18.\t93 MONTREAL TRUNK MANUFACTORY AND Li A M P STORE, (red beick buildinh,) NO.113 SAINT PAUL STREET.Corner of St.Jean Baptiste Street.w .it ¦ H 1 B B A It D, FORMERLY H.RICE & CO.Papier Machie Picture Frames.N assortment of GILT, BRONZED and BLACK, just received, and for Sale by R.CHALMERS & CO.June 18.\t93 A\" Soda Water Tumblers and Goblets.A LARGE variety, Plain, Pressed and Cut, at low prices ; with every other description of GLASSWARE.ALEX.LEVY.June 16.\t91 PORTMANTEAUS, Valices, Travelling and Packing Trunks, all Sizes arid Qualities, at exceedingly low pkices for cash, Wholesale and Retail.\tm\t, Dealer in Solar Hanging, Table and Side Lamps ; Camphene ditto ; Fluid Hanging, Stand and Hand ditto ; Steamboat Lanterns, &c.&c.; Lamp Shades ; Chimnies and Wicks ; Burning Fluid ; Camphene and Lamp Oils.U3* TRUNK MAKERS\u2019 MATERIALS.^5 June 17.\t_______92 CASKS EPSOM SALTS 70 casks Venetian Red 50 tierces Whiting 20 do Soda Ash For Sale by Cheap Account Books, &c.rpHE Subscribers have on hand a large assortment of LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, BLOTTERS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, &c, of various sizes, which they will dispose of at VERY LOYV PRICES.They are of excellent quality, and well suited for the use of Town and Country Merchants.Also, variety of ENVELOPES, in boxes and bundles, and other STATIONERY, suitable for Merchants\u2019 and Lawyers\u2019 Offices, to he Sold very cheap.R.CHALMERS & CO.June 18.\t93 T 100 D China and Earthenware.INNER, DESSERT, BREAKFAST, TEA & TOILET SERVICES.ALEX.LEVY.June 16.\t91 dairy butter.rpiIE Subscriber has received a supply of Su-JL perior DAIRY BUTTER, put up expressly for family use, in Crocks from 10 to 12 lbs.each : will continue to have it on hand during the Season, and for Sale by\t, \u2019\tNEIL MTNTOSH, Place d\u2019Armes.June 14.\t90 SALT AFLOAT, in bond\u2014 3500 minots LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT For Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED.June 19.\t94 J.BOYD & CO., (110 ST.PAUL STREET,) Commission Merchants & Manufacturers\u2019 Agents FOR AMERICAN HARDWARE, PAPER, CORDAGE, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, &C .Dairy Butter.rHE Subscribers have for Sale, a Lot of Fine DAIRY BUTTER.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The best WHITE SOAP, made by Tennant of Glasgow.KINGAN & KINLOCH, 219, St.Paul Street.June 18.\tdu\u201493 KELLY\u2019S PURE COD LIVER OIL.WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.98 L ONDON PICKLES AND SAUCES\u2014 Millington\u2019s Mixed Pickles Do\tGherkins Do\tOnionq Do\tPicalily Assorted Pickles and Sauces in cases, \u201c Mul-tum in Parvo\" Napoleon Sauce Soyer\u2019s Relish \u2014also,\u2014 London Double Superfine Mustard WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t\u201c\t98 lUMMING\u2019S DENTAL TOILET SETTS in cases, containing Premium Tooth Wash, Dentifrice and Tooth Brush, complete.WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 JUST PUBLISHED, In One Volume, Elegantly Bound.THE CASTLES, PALACES, AND PRISONS OF MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTLAND,\u2014 Comprising Historical and Descriptive Accounts of the Palaces and Seats of the Royal Family of Stuart, and the Prison Houses of Queen Mary, &c.&c.Illustrated with a Portrait of Queen Mary, and Forty-seven Engravings, By Charles Mackie, Esq.London Published by C.Cox, and sold here by June 14.R.CHALMERS & CO.90 vf 7\" anted\u2014-i VV GOODS,' CT )\u2014CONSIGNEES for the following viz., ex the \u201c Pilot\u201d from Newcastle :\u2014 141 Grindstones\t.Ex the \u201c Catherine\u201d from Liverpool [B] T\u201420 crates Earthenware JAMES GORDON k CO., Agents.June 21.\t96 JENNY LIND J Rimmel\u2019s Jenny Lind Do Royal Irish Do Cheswick Bbuquet WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.98 June 24.THE HAYS HOUSE, DALHOUSIE SQUARE, IS NOW OFEY FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.G.F.POPE.June 18.\t93 B3~The Toronto Colonist and Quebec Chronicle will insert the above advertisement for one week, and send account to G.F.Pope.J OCKEY CLUB\u2014 Lubin\u2019s Jockey Club Do Heliotrope Do Bouquet de Caroline Do Patchouly, &c.kc.&c.WILLIAM LYMAN, & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t____ 98 2 Curled Hair.TONS for Sale by June 20.THOMAS JENKING.95 Landing ex 11 pilot\u201d\u2014 100 brls Lampblack, in papers 50 brls Venetian Red and Yellow Ochre, And for Sale by T.C.PANTON k CO., No.7 St.Sacrament Street.June 17, 1851.\t92 ROSIN\u2014150 brls Strained WHITING\u2014100 casks RorSale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED.94 THEODORE HART.June 19.94 French Tarlatan Muslins, HE Undersigned have just received from the Manufactory of Messrs.McCulloch Frercs, of Tararre, in France, a Consignment of\u2014 100 pieces White 160 do Colors, assorted shades which, as they will be Sold low, intending purchasers may do well to inspect before ordering from Europe.WM.WHITEFORD k CO.June 18.\tr\u201493 Paints ! Paints ! ! Paints ! ! ! THE Subscribers have received, on Consignment, 669 kegs and tins of PAINTS, of various colors, from London, per \u201c British Empire\u201d ; warranted to have been ground last Mardi, and will be Sold low.J.BOYD & CO.110, St.Paul Street.June 18.\t93 MONTREAL, June 11.87 LETTER AND FOOLSCAP PAPERS, AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.THE Subscribers are prepared to execute or ders for the above, allow prices and favorable terms.On inspection the patterns will be found considerably lower than what Paper have been usually offered for in this market.J.BOYD & CO., 110, St.i aul Street.June 11.\t87 QUEBEC AND LAKE SUPERIOR MINING ASSOCIATION.T1 HE SHAREHOLDERS of this Company are hereby notified, that TWO 1NSTAL MENTS of One Shilling and Three Pence Cur rcncy each, per Share, are called in ; payable the Office of the Company in Quebec, the First Instalment on the FIFTEENTH day of JULY next, and thr^Second on the FIFTEENTH day of AUGUST next.By order of the Directors, W.H.A.DAVIES, Secretary Quebec, May 1, 1851.\t54 Alarm Clocks, rjVO wake up at any particular hour, vey low June 13 H.PEACOCK, Opposite the Bonsecours Market 89 Jenny dnd\u2019s Perfume.A CASE of LUBIN\u2019S celebrated PERFUMES just received, containing\u2014 Jenny Lind\u2019s Perfume Bouquet de Caroline Extrait de Millefleur \u201c Violette \u201c Mousseline \u201c Jockey Club \u201c Présida \u201c Eglantine, &c.&c.ALFRED SAVAGE & CO.Chemists, &c.85 June 9.F Bags.OR SALE\u2014 Beat Canadian Linen Best Twilled do Beat Forfar\tdo Best Osnaburgh JEAN BRUNEAU, May 23,1851.71 WM.H.GREENOUGH, No.43, IVall Street, Jauncey Court, NEW YORK, WILL attend to the Entry and Forwarding Merchandize to the Provinces ; Sale of Bills of Exchange and Specie ; procuring of Insurance.Refers in New York to Wm.H.Aspinwall, Esq.Messrs.Fox & Polhemus.\t\u201c\tW.C.Langley & Co.\u201c\tBrigham & Curhart.\u201c\tWalter Greenough & Co.New York, June 17, 1851.\t1\u201496 FOR SALE, A FOUR-WELL CAB PHJETON, with Collins\u2019 Patent Axles ; Lamps, kc.complete.Enquire of w.McDonald, Coachmaker, 2, Guy Lane.June 21.\te\u201496 AUCTION SALES.BY FISHER & ARMOUR.Tliis Morning.UNDERWRITERS\u2019 SALE.\u2014THIS MORNING, (Tuesday), the 24th June, at the Warehouse of DAVID TORRANCE, Esq, will be Sold, for Account of the Underwriters\u2014 [J 44 Boxes Liverpool Soap, Damaged on Voyage of Importation, per \u201cEmpress,\u201d Dymond, Master, from Liverpool.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock.98\tFISHER & ARMOUR.BY SCOTT & GLASSFORD.American Grey Collons.tkJNDIAN HEAD\u201d, Laurence\u2019s and Massa-j| chusetts Mills GREY COTTONS, for sale by the Package, by May 19.SCOTT & GLASSFORD, 211, St.Paul Street.67 For sale- 15,ooo feet Clear, Dry PINE BOARDS, 1st quality 40,000 feet Merchantable Dry BOARDS, good Apply to JOHN THOMSON & CO.Laprairie, June 16.2w Tt\u201492 JgLISS\u2019S COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL __ CANDY.\u2014Had Dr.Bliss introduced his unsurpassed medicine a few years since, the records of mortality would not have been so enormously swelled with deaths by consumption.This is perfectly clear to the mind of every individual who has witnessed the benefits arising to consumptive patients from a use of this Candy.It possesses all the virtues of CodXiver Oil, but none of its offensive odour and disgusting taste.But like every good article it has its counterfeits.Call for Bliss\u2019s Candy, and receive no other.Prepared by B.K.Bliss, Druggist, Springfield, Mass, Sole Proprietor.For Sale by Wm.Lyman & Co, St.Paul Street, Montreal.June 23.\tC\u201497 Grammar School, Lennoxville.THE SECOND MASTERSHIP, and the post of FRENCH TEACHER, are vacant in this School.The Second Master must be a communicant of the Church ; and will reside on the premises.Testimonials will be required of his qualifications to teach Latin, Mathematics, and English Composition.The French Master can also reside.Applications for either of these appointments may be made until the 15th of July ; and the Candidates must be prepared to enter on their duties on the 1st of August next, when the School will be re-opened after the Summer Vacatiou.Address to the Reverend John Butueu, Lennoxville.June 21.\t_________90 BY BERNARD, HARKIN & CO.NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.THE undersigned, desirous of dissolving their Co-Partnership, will offer the under described Property for Sale by Auction, at the Office of Messrs.BERNARD, HARKfN Sc Co., on FRIDAY, the 1st August, 1851, at TEN o\u2019clock in the Morning :\u2014 The DOMAIN of LAPECHE AU SAUMON, forming a auperficcs of 159 arpents, embracing the north and south banks of the river Chateuu-guay, Parish ofSte.Martin, Seigniory of Beau-harnois, situated at a distance of about thirty miles from Montreal and having a Iront of ten arpents each, forming about 3ÜU building lots or emplacemens, and also the price of 50 lots sold and conceded and boilt-upon, giving an actual income of about £100 ol rents, with rights of lota et vents and other Seigniorial rights.Besides, an exclusive WATER POWER from the Seigniory line between Chateauguay and Beauharnois, extending up to the village of Hawick, a distance of from 12 to 15 miles upon the river Chateauguay, and two other water powers in that distance upon the same river, the first at three miles below the fiof or domain, with the necessary land acquired for using it, and the other, one mile higher up, acquired for the same reasons.Two other WATER POWERS upon the river Sturgeon, at a half mile and a mile distance from the fief.Moreover, two other POWERS upon Bean river, about three or four miles from the said fief, with all the privileges, rights, and advantages of banalité possessed by the Seigniory o! Beauharnois previous to its sale to us.Walt the right of taking every kind of wood, stone, sand, lime, and in fine all the materials required for the construction of every description of mills, from the entire Seigniory of Beauharnois, which extends over a superfices of 108 miles.UPON THE SAID DOMAIN OR FIEF ARE ERECTED.A Flour Mill with three run of stones, three bolters with their brushes, etc., &.C., in excellent order Two Saw Mills, new, the one on the north, the other on the south bank of the River, furnished with their platforms and saw-gangs, and their log apparatus, two circular Saws in each Mill, for cutting wood aud making laths.A Carding Mill, with three Card forms, new, of winch one is double, two fulling Machines, a Patent Press, Furnace with copper and cast metal Boilers fur dyeing, two Machines for finishing the cloth, and a number of other articles useful in such an Establishment.A Turning Lathe, capable of turning objects from the smallest size to that ol columns oi 24 inches diameter and 18 feet in length.N.B.\u2014These Mills work the whole year with-out! nterruption, excepting sometimes at the breaking-up oi the ice, which may last for two or three days.This interruption does not occur every year.A Tannery of three Stories, of 52 x 26 feel, with all the apparatus for Tanning every description of Leather, and upon a great scale.A Building ot 50 x 20 feet, partly occupied as an Office and partly as the Carder\u2019s House.A House of 30 x 26 feet, occupied by the Millers.A Building of 50 x 24 feet, the ground floor serving as a Stable and Carriage House (or the Millers, and the upper part for a Grain and Flour barn.A Stable of 45 x 18 feet, for the use of the Millers asd Carders.A Shop of 60 x 24 feel for working the Milling Machinery, with a house of 30 x 26 feet, proper for the residence of the workmen, on the north side of the River Chateauguay, which is of great importance to the establishment.Three Wooden Houses, built upon the Fief, near the centre of the Milling business, and a building lot.An ch gant new building of 82 x 50 now leased to Government, at £50 a year for holding the Circuit and small debts Courts.The sessions of the Council of the municipality are held also in this building, &.C., &c.Beyond the village, an enclosure of 120 arpents surrounded with cedar and plank fencing, used as a pasturage (or cattle and yielding not less than £40 or £50 each summer.A Bridge connecting the two banks of the river, opposite the Mills.Also ;\u2014A large lot of Saw.Logs, Planks, Cedar, Wood for Sawing, &c.&c.For more ample information, copies of plans and terms of payment, apply to the undersigned proprietors, at Ste.Martine.PRIMEAU & TROTTIER.Sie.Martin, 2d June, 18.Ï1.\ttI\u201481 LOST.AT the FIRE which occurred at the residence of Mr.H.VENNOR, DeBleury Street, on the Morning ofthe 12th inst.,\u2014HAIR BRACELETS, JEWELLERY, CHINA, PICTURES, BOOKS, and a great variety ofarticles.Any one returning the same to his Office, No.3 St.Sacrament Street, will be suitably rewarded.June 21.\tr\u201496 AGENCY AMERICAN HARDWARE, (190, St.Paul Street.) FARWELL\u2019S SCYTHES, Boston Bellting Co.\u2019s Belting, Steam Engine Packing and Hose, Tinsmiths\u2019 Tools and Machines, Mill Saws, Chopping Axes, Carriage Axles, Lace, Bands, &c., Union Scales, and a complete assortment of AMERICAN SHELF HARDWARE.HIBBARD & CO.Manufacturera Agents, June 18.\t93 Lost.BETWEEN the Corner of St.Constant and Lagouchetiere Streets and Tattersalls, a RED LEATHER WALLET, containing a sum of £20 in $10 Notes of the Montreal Bank, together with several receipts in favor of the Under, signed.A liberal reward will be given, on its being returned to H.LEBLANC.Inquire at this Office.April 26^50 Lost, ON Wednesday Night, a SIGNET RING, with a CREST engraved on it.The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at the Herald Office.June 13\t89 AUCTION SALES.\u2022 61b Loaves BY JOHN M.TOBIN.AUCTION SALE OF SUGARS, TEAS, TOBACCOS, BRANDIES, RUM, RICE, HAMS, SHOULDERS, &c.&c.\u2014At the Stores of Messrs.HOLMES, KNAPP & CO., Pointe a Calliere, on THURSDAY, 26th June-80 hhds Bright Muscovado Sugar 10 do London Refined do 10 tierces do\tdo 200 barrels Crushed Sugar 300 packages Fresh Teas, consisting of Twankay, Hyson, Young Hyson, Oolong Souchong, and Gunpowder, in boxes and chests 200 packages Manufactured Tobaccos, 16\u2019s, 18\u2019s and pound lumps 150 M Principe Cigars, \u201cJustoSanz\u201d 50 M Havana do \u201cNormas\u201d 10 puns Brandy >\t, 50 hhds do ) Martel\u2019s, Otard\u2019s, &c.20 do Imitation Brandy 10 puns Cuba Rum 20 do Imitation Jamaica 25 hhds DeKuypeFs Gin 100 green cases do 8 hhds Hamburg Gin 50 barrels London Porter, pints and quarts 150 baskets superior Champagne, pints and qrts 50 tierces Carolina Rice 200 baskets Salad Oil 200 boxes Stearine Candles 50 do Star do 2 casks No.1 Nutmegs 50 bags Black Pepper 10 do White do 5 barrels Arrowroot 20 boxes Orange Peel 150 barrels No.1 Split Herrings 200 kegs No.1 Lard 1000 superior cugar-cured Hams 1000\tdo Smoked Shoulders 500\tdo do\tJowls Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.JOHN M.TOBIN, 94\tAuctioneer.RE EJECTED PORK.\u2014Will be Sold, on THURS- Messrs.HOLMES, KNAPP k CO., Pointe a Calliere\u2014 284 barrels REJECTED PORK, for account of whom it may concern.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.JOHN M.TOBIN, 94\tAuctioneer.City Treasurer\u2019s Office, City Hall, Montreal, 20th June, 1851.NOTICE is hereby given, that the' BOOKS of ASSESSMENT for the following Wards, for the current year, viz : CENTRE, ST.MARY, ST.ANN and ST.ANTOINE WARDS, are compiled and filed in the Office of the undersigned ; and Proprietors and others rated therein, are requested to make immediate payment.Should any person consider himself aggrieved by the Assessment on his property, real or personal, it is competent for him, at any time within three weeks from this date, to hand in an application in writing, addressed to the Committee appointed to investigate over-charges, accompanied by Leases or other vouchers.E.DEMERS, 96\u2014n Tts\tCity Treasurer.CORPORATION MONTREAL.FIREWOOD.WANTED by the Council of this Cily\u2014 TWO HUNDRED CORDS of HARD MAPLE FIREWOOD, of at least three feet in length, from point to scarp ; to be delivered at the several Depots of the Coporation, on or before the FIRST day of OCTOBER next.SEALED TENDERS (endorsed \u201c Tender for Wood\u2019*), stating the price per cord at which the Wood will be delivered, will be received at the Office of the undersigned, till Noon, on TUESDAY, the FIRST day of JULY next.Good and sufficient securities will be required for the due fulfilment of the contract.By order, J.P.SEXTON, City Clerk.City Clerk\u2019s Office,\t) City Hall,\t> AUCTION SALES.BY YOUNG & BENNING.This Morning.SALE OF SALT.\u2014Will be Sold, alongside the Sloop \u201c FELICITE \u201d, lying at the upper side of the Island Wharf, on TUESDAY\u201d MORNING, the 24th instant\u2014 2000 minots Lisbon Salt, in bond, or duty paid \u2014also,\u2014 500 brls Liverpool Salt 250 bags do do Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, precisely.97\tYOUNG & BENNING.BOT- This Day.Extensive sale of superior TLED WINES\u2014The Subscribers have received iustructions to sell by Auction on TUESDAY next, the 24th instant, at their Stores, a consignment of ONE HUNDRED AND FIF TY CASES Superior BOTTLED CLARETS, direct from Bordeaux\u2014 250 cases\u20142 dozen each\u2014Superior Claret of Various Qualities and Vintages \u2014also,\u2014 5 cases\u20141 dozen each\u2014Hockheim 8\tdo\t1\tdo\tdo\tRudesheim 10\tdo\t1\tdo\tdo\tSparkling Moselle 7 do 1 do do Hock very rich, fruity old, crusty do \u2014and,\u2014\u2022 \u201c Sandeman\u2019s\u201d No.1 Port Do\tdo \u201c Graham\u2019s\u201d\tdo \u201c Park\u2019s\u201d No.1 Madeira] \u201c Welsh\u2019s\u201d do do \u201c Duff, Gordon & Co\u2019s\u201d Pale Sherry Very Fine Xerxes\tdo Real Islay Whiskey Old Jamaica Rum Pale and Dark Brandy Liqueur de Censis Hollands Gin As the above Wines will be sold without reserve, this Sale will afford an opportunity which rarely occurs for Hotel-Keepers and Families, to secure a selection of Genuine Wines.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.94\t.YOUNG & BENNING.and Co- EXTENSIVE SALE OF HARDWARE, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS.\u2014At the Subscribers\u2019 Auction Stores, on WEDNESDAY next, the 25th instant, will be Sold without reserve, the Contents of THIRTY-SEVEN PACKAGES, containing\u2014¦ American Sand Paper, Glue, Cut Tacks Morrill\u2019s Union and Tea Scales Gothic Clocks and Time Pieces Solar and other Lamps \u2014with\u2014 An assortment of American Hardware Bronze Ware.2 cases \u201cJean Marie\u201d Genuine Eau de logne, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes, Razor Strops, and Lead Pencils \u2014also,\u2014 4 cases Double and Single Guns, Rifles and Revolving Pistols 1 do Walking Stick Guns 1 do American Fishing Rods, very superior 250 reams Col\u2019d and other Papers, suitable for Druggists, Grocers, &c.\u2014Also, to close an account-12 casks Rose Nails 12 do Horse Shoe do 2 cases Assorted Fancy Snuff Boxes Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.93\tYOUNG & BENNING.XTENSIVE SALE OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.\u2014At the Subscribers\u2019 Auction Stores, on SATURDAY, the 28th instant, will be sold oft) without reserve, to close consignments, a most Dxtensive Assortment of DRY GOODS, in every variety, comprising\u2014 5 cases Black and Colored Broad Cloths 4 do do and Fancy Cassimeres 3 bales Summer Tweeds and Cords With a very general assortment of other goods.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 \u2014To close consignments,\u2014 2\tbales Bleached Cotton Yarn 3\tcases Gros de Naples, Laces, sc 3 do Fancy Dry Goods 2 do Gingham Umbrellas Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.97\tYOUNG & BENNING.T1 Notice to Contractors.HE President and Directors of the Plank and Macadamised Road Company from the Village of the Sault St.Louis to the Road of Bean River of St.Martine, county of Beauharnois, give notice that they will receive to the 15th June next, Tenders for the CONSTRUCTION OF THE SAID ROAD, which must be commenced by the 1st of July next, and be finished by the 15th of September following.A visit to the line road will be required before making Tenders.Responsible security for the performance of the Contract will be required.St.Martine, May 30, 1851\tddb\u201481 Montreal, 11th June, 1851.Tts\u201488 Dissolution ol' Co-Partnersliip.nriHE Business carried on in this city by the J.undersigned, under the name of J.A.GLASSFORD & CO., was DISSOLVED on the first day of April last, by mutual consent.J.A.GLASSFORD, S.E.GREGORY.Montreal, June 3,1851.\t80 T Notice to Importers & Exporters.\u2019IHE undersigned at NEW YORK and BOS TON, wifi, on the most favorable terms, take charge, pass at Custom House, and forward MERCHANDISE intended for UPPER or LOWER CANADA.\u2014 ALSO,- Attend to the Shipment or Selling of Cana, dian produce passing through either of the above cities.They have also a branch of their establishment at LIVERPOOL engaged in a general Shipping and Commission business.Advances made on Consignments.HARNDEN & CO., 50, Broadway, New York.99, Slate Street, Boston.6, Cook Street, Castle Street, Liverpool.May 26.\t73 POST OFFICE.T CONTRACT FOR.PRINTING.FJ1ENDERS, addressed to LOST\u2014Between the hours of half-past 4 and half-past 5 o\u2019clock on SUNDAY EVENING, between M\u2019Gill and Guy Streets, St.Antoine Suburbs, a LARGE BROACH.Any person finding the same, by returning it to this Office, will be suitably rewarded.June 17.\t92 RROCATEEEES, CORNICES &C.THE Subscribers have just opened their SPRING SUPPLY of FRENCH and GERMAN GOODS, comprising the choicest assortment of BROCATELLES, SATINS DE LAINE, SATIN DAMASKS, WORSTED AND UNION DAMASKS, CURTAIN LOOPS, FURNITURE FRINGES & GIMPS, &c.&c.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A splendid lot of FRENCH CORNICES ; All of which they are prepared to dispose of at much lower prices than heretofore.MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, &c., in Boards, Plank and Veneers, at their Premises, St.Germain Street.THEIR STEAM MILL being in complete operation, they are enabled, as usual, to do any amount of SAWING, TURNING, PLANING, &c.&c., for the Trade.J.& W.HILTON, 17, Great St.J antes Street.Montreal, June 14, 1851.\t90 SELLING OFF At 25 Per Cent.Below Cost.rPIHE remainder of M.A.& A.BURROUGHS J.& CO\u2019S STOCK ol DRY GOODS has been REMOVED from their old stand to No.228 St.Paul Street, (opposite Greene & Son\u2019s Hat tod Fur Store).As the whole Stock is positively to be disposed of, it is offered at a reduction of 25 PER CENT.BELOW COST.Purchasers had better call at No.228, before closing their assortment elsewhere.May 6.\t3in t\u201456 TOBACCO.IT^OR SALE by the Subscriber\u2014 150 Boxes of very superior TOBACCO 5\u2019s, 8\u2019s, 16\u2019s, 32\u2019s and 11b.Lumps.June 14.JOHN LEVEY.90 1 4 IO B0XES T D PIPES, in 5 and 10 gross Ml vF\" Boxes, for Sale by the Subscriber.JOHN LEVEY.June 14.\t90 Macheclmle\u2019s Cotootirg Cloths.BENJAMIN & LYONS, 210, St.Paul Street, BEG to inform the Trade, that they are in receipt oi SIX CASES of the above celebrated CLOTHS, of a very superior description.*** A large assortment of London READYMADE CLOTHING, HATS, CARPET BAGS, &c.&.O.May 29.\t76 the Postmaster General at Toronto, will be received until TWELVE o\u2019clock NOON, on TUESDAY, 1st JULY next, for the execution of the PRINTING WORK of every description required by the Post Office Department ; to be executed in FRENCH or ENGLISH, and ateither TORONTO, MONTREAL, or QUEBEC, as required.Forms of Tender will be supplied on application at the Post Offices at Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec, where also the various printed Forms in use in the Department may be seen.The Contract will remain in force so long as the work is satisfactorily performed.The Signatures of two responsible persons, as Sureties, in the sum of £290 currency, will be required for the due fulfilment of the Contract.J.MORRIS, Postmaster General.Post Office Department, / Toronto, 6th June, 1851.S NOTICE.HE COMMISSIONERS for the CANAL of the RIVER DU CHENE, in the County of Two Mountains, will receive from this day to the FIRST of AUGUST next, PROPOSALS from all SURVEYORS, GEOMETERS and ENGINEERS, who may be willing to undertake the EXPLORATION of the RIVER DU CHENE, according to the Act 12th Victoria, chap.(155) CLV, and conformably to the instructions in the hands of the undersigned, Secretary-Treasurer of the Commission, to whom they are to apply.LEANDRE DUMOUCHEL, Sec.-Tres.C.C.H.C.St.Benoit, 14th June, 1851.\tda\u201491 89 Carriages for Sale.AN extensive Stock ol NEW and SECOND HAND Open and Covered.Single and Double WAGGONS, &c.&c.~Will be Sold Low.M.M.& I.GAVIN, 112, Craig Street, rear of Odd Fellows\u2019 Hal] May 30.\t2m Tts\u201477 E.LAMONTAGNE, Commercial Chambers, St.Sacrament Street, SOLE IMPORTER of the (highly celebrated) CHAMPAGNE\u2014\u201c Bouzy Mousseux\u201d.\u2014 To be Sold in Bond or in Store.\u2014also\u2014 75,000 HAVANA SEGARS, London sizes\u2014 the choicest brands.June 0.\t83 Fresl» Saieratus.JUS RECEIVED\u201425 boxes Superior SALE.RATUS, and for Sale low by W.E.BOWMAN, Druggist, McGill Street.June 11.Carriage Sor Sale.A HANDSOME light half-covered, four wheeled Carriage, with shafts and pole, for one or two horses, in excellent condition.Apply at the Herald Office.April 1.\t39 OR SALE\u2014A Brown HORSE, 15J hands high\u2014good either in saddle or harness.-Apply at TATE\u2019S Stables.May 3.\t54 M ISSING\u2014 Gas Fittings.JUST OPENEU and lor Sale at the lowest possible prices, a large assortment of all kinds of GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &c., imported late last Fall; and will receive per some of the first Ships, an additional supply, to which he invites the attention of Gas Consumers.CHARLES GARTH, No.50, Craig Street.May 5.\t_______55 To Druggists.TO BE DISPOSED OF, in consequence ol the proprietor being about to return to Europe, a long-established DRUG TRADE in one of the best situations in the City of Montreal.To a person of moderate capital, a most favorable opportunity is offered.Apply at the Office of this paper.June 11.\tT3-87 m/BISS ABBOTT respectfully announces that LvJL her SEMINARY is REMOVED to that large, airy and convenient Stone House, No.31, Saint Antoine Street, where she has vacancies for two or three Young Ladies as Boarders.May 9.Front\u2019s Tootli Brushes.UST RECEIVED, a supply of Prout\u2019s Celebrated TOOTH BRUSHES \u2014ALSO,\u2014 Metcalfe\u2019s TOOTH BRUSHES French and English HAIR BRUSHES Fine Turkey Cup SPONGES SPONGE BAGS Farina\u2019s Genuine EAU DE COLOGNE S.J.LYMAN & Co, Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.June 5.82 fi.4.\\tag8:\\i:tsioi si:.This establishment is now open for the reception of Visitors.The Planla-genet Springs are situated 36 miles on this side of Bytown.Full particulars given on application at the Dépôt, No.4, Place d\u2019Armes.C.LAROCQUE.June 7.\tmwf\u201484 [C] No.56\t\u20141 cask Venetian Red No.16, 29, 35, 37\u20144 do Lampblack No.208 and 209\u20142 do Epsom Salts No, 507\t\u2022\u20141 do Whiting Landed from the Ship \u201c Diadem\u201d.Any information will be thankfully received by WILLIAM LYMAN & CO.June 17.\t92 Missing\u2014 L M R 6 boxes 1C J Charcoal Tin Plates Do 1 do IX (\t\u201c Tony\u201d brand said to have been landed from the Bark \u201c Lord George Bentinck,\u201d from Liverpool.LEMESURIER, ROUTH & Co.June 12.\t83 w 1m Tts\u201459 Havana and Principe Cigars.I