Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 2 septembre 1851, mardi 2 septembre 1851

[" AND DAILÏ COMMERCIAL, GAZETTE.YOLUME XLIII.MONTREAL, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1851.NUMBER 158.NOTICES.A1 NOTICE.late DR.McNAUGHTON, of St.Anne\u2019s, are requested to make immediate payment ; and those to whom the Estate is Indebted', will please present their Accounts, duly attested, to MRS.McNAUGHTON, Ste.Anne\u2019s; or to HENRY W.AUSTIN, Advocate, 33, St.James Place, Montreal.August 14.\t' 6w\u2014142 NOTICE PERSONS INDEBTED to the LATE FIRM of ROBERT WEIR & GO., are hereby notified that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS, unless they are PAID IMMEDIATELY, they will be handed to a LAWYER for COLLECTION.June 20.\t95 FOR SALE.IOR SALE by the Subscriber:\u2014 NOTICE.A J\\.the late PASCHAL PERSILLIER dit LACHAPELLE, Senr., Esquire in his lifetime ot Cote des Neiges, are requested to pay, without delay, to the Subscriber, the amount of their debts; and all persons to whom the said Succession is indebted, are also requested to present their accounts, duly attested, to Mr.J.A.LABADIE, N, P., or to FRS.CHALUT, Testamentary Executor and Administrator of the Estate of the said late Mr.P.Persillier dit Lachapelle.Montreal, July 4,1851.\t109 rpHG UNDERSIGNED will continue the JL HARDWARE BUSINESS, in the West Wing ol Cuvilliet\u2019s Buildings, in St.Sacrament Street.ALEX.BRYSON.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.\t58 NOTICE.fjniiE NOTARIAL PARTNERSHIP here.JL totore existing between the Subscribers, under the firm of 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 Mav, 1851.\t53 NOTICE.J.J.GIBB, Notary I\u2019mDIIc, (Late Gibb & Easton, Notaries,) No.39, Little Saint James Street, MONTREAL.May 1,1851.\tI t: NOTICE.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 cl feet.DANIEL MACDONALD, Jr., THOMAS WILLIAMS.Montreal, 1st May, 1851.\t53 HE BUSINESS will be CARRIED on in the same premises, No, 7, Lemoine Street, and at St.Laurent, by an 1 under the firm of D.MACDONALD, Jr.& CO.Montreal, lot May, 1851.\t53 T OT1CE is hereby given, that the undersigned will not be liable for the payment ol any Debt contracted by any person whatsoever unless by an express and written uuthorixaiion by him, delivered for that purpose.ANDRE BISAILLON, Office No.70, St, Paul Street Montreal, May 19, 1851.\t68 ^In chsts, hf-ehsts { and catties j Superior Twankay Teas') Hyson Twankay\tdo Young Hyson\tdo Imperial\tdo Souchong\tdo Gunpowder\tdo Muscovado Sugar, in hhds and barrels Cavendish Tobacco, 5\u2019s, 8\u2019s and 16\u2019a 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, Liver-pool Sal», Stoved Salt, Starch, Blue, Fancy Soaps, Corn Brooms, Dusters, Pipes, Blacking, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cassia, Brimstone, Bed Cords, Fresh Digby Herrings, Indigo, Patent Pails, Snuff, Carra way Seed, Wrapping Paper, Soda Biscuits, Wine Biscuits, Vinegar, Soap and Candles, Epsom Salts, Copperas, Linen Bags, &c &c.JOHN LONG, No.224, St.Paul Street.Mav 9.\t59 rjlOBACCO r|^iiE Subscriber is now receiving and offers JL for Sale at low prices, by the package\u2014 cases Delaines do Printed Barege Dresses do do Ba'zerine do do 9-8 Printed Jaconets do Figured Linen Ginghams, a new article do Checked do do\tdo do Madder and Turkey Red Handkerchiefs \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 RY GOODS.\u2014The Subscribers are now receiving ex \u201c Toronto,\u201d \u201c City of Hamilton,\u201d \u201c Albion,\u201d \u201c Caledonia,\u201d Catherinej\u201d «fee., fee., a large and complete selection of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, which they are prepared to offer at low prices, and on reasonable terms.GILMOUR fe CO., No.9, St.Sacrament Street.May 7.\t57 D' 100 by BARRELS fine RED CLOVER SEED, just received and for Sale CARTER, KERRY & CO., St.Paul Street.April 92.\t48 Rye\u2014lo.ooo bushels for sale by G.D.WATSON.May 21.69 .A CLAIMS on the Esuie of the late .10 SEPH ROSS, Esquire, in bis lifetime of the City and Parish ol Montreal, are requested to make immediate payment ol such debta, and to send ip.ntouiur^ of such claims \u2018o the undersigned, at his Office, No.74, St.Paul Street, Montreal.J.R.HUTCHINS, Executor, and Attorney ol Co-Exeeutors.Montreal, April 10, 1851.\t43 Dissolution of Co-Fartuerslilp.riTHE Business carried on in this city by the I 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.Monwea], June 3, 1851.\t80 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LONDON HAT WAREHOUSE» 93, Notre Dame Street, THE Subscriber is now receiving his Sprirg Importation of English, French and American Silk and Velvet Nap HATS, together with a large assortment of CONGRESS, UNION.KOSSUTH, and JENNY LIND\u2019S.\u2014ALSO- Children\u2019s EXMOUTH\u2019S, ALFRED\u2019S and FORRESTER\u2019S, well worthy the attention of the Ladies.Owing to the great Improvement in the manufacture of these goods, the subscriber is enabled to sell, Wholesale and Retail, at prices considerably under last year.Intending purchasers would do well to examine this Stock previous to buying elsewhere, in which will be found every article requisite for Gentlemen\u2019s, Youth\u2019s and Children\u2019s Head Dresses, ol the most modern shape and texture.Wholesale Terms, Liberal.j NO.HENDERSON.May 8.\t58 FOR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 Twankay, Hyson Twankay, Young Hyson, Old Hyson, Gunpowder, Orange S Pekoe, Congou and Souchong Teas, in chests, hf chests and catties Refined Loaf Sugar, \u201c McPhies\u201d Zaute Currants, Sugar Candy E I Rice, Bermuda Arrowroot, Sago, Chicory Nutmegs, Cloves, E 1 Root Ginger Ground Ginger in tins, Black Pepper, double Sifted Wix fe Sons\u2019 Best Mustard, in 4 lb jars Coleman\u2019s\tdo\tdo, and in 1 lb and ^ lb bottles Lescher\u2019s, Coleman\u2019s, Glenfield, and White Brother\u2019s Starch Coleman\u2019s Satin Glazed Starch Thumb, Queen\u2019s and Waterford Blues, superior Davidson\u2019s Table Sait, in drums and cases Batty & Go\u2019s Fine Mixed Pickles, Sauces, and Sardines Freeman & Go\u2019s and Hibbart\u2019s Porter, pints and quarts Fine Old Scotch Whiskey, in puns and qr cks Liverpool Soap, Brown Windsor do Printers\u2019 Ink, Black Lead, Bath Brick*, Oakum Copperas, Lamp Black, Brimstone, Alum Crystal of Soda, Carbonate of Soda, Epsom Salts Saltpetre, Magnesia, Dottle Wax, assorted COtOrS, and Wine Bottles Paints, viz., White Lead, No.1,2, 3, Bright Yellow, Brunswick Green and Black, Dry, White, and Red Lead, in qr cka, Putty, fee Olive Oil, in butts and qrcks, Boiled Linseed and Cod Liver Oils Digby Herrings, Sounds, in hf brls Split and'Unsplit Herrings, and other Ariieles.JAMES GORDON & CO.June 13.\t89 P\u2019 îgTrôn\u2014 75 Tons, warranted Gartsherrie, No.1 FOR SALE.100 boxes Manufactured, in 8\u2019s, 16's and 18\u2019s For Sals by \u201e\tJOHN WHYTE.July 29.\t128 FORSALÉ\u2014\u2019\t~ 50 barrels HERRINGS, just received July.28.JANES & OLIVER.127 JpOR SALE Fine, Superfine, and Extra Superfine FLOUR Superior Pastry Flour in half barrels for families \u2014also\u2014 100 barrels OATMEAL.JANES & OLIVER.July 28.______________________ _\t127 LUBIN\u2019S ROSE WATER, imported direct from Paris.ALFRED SAVAGE & CO., Chemists, &c., Notre Dame Street.July 10.\t112 BLACK NAPTHA VARNISH, in barrels, used extensively for Steamboat Funnels and Iron Work.\u2014ALSO- 10 qr casks Olive Oil 15 brls Cod do 20 hhds Linseed do For Sale by July 24.JOHN WHYTE.124 argo For or Sale in bond or THEODORE HART.124 PACKING SALT.\u2014A CADIZ SALT afloat, duty paid.July 24.Molasses, sugars, coffee, &c\u2014The Subscribers have just received\u2014 Puncheons Bright Retailing Molasses SSf} s\"v' iX ; \u2018¦rl:\",Dli '¦\"^r Puncheons Jamaica and Cuba Rum.45 per cent O P Muscatel Raisins in boxes Chocolate, Cocoa Confectionery, &c.&c.Bags Fine Porto Rico Coflee Cavendish Tobacco, Havana Segars, &c.J.A J.MITCHELL, 2 Lemoine Street.July 17.\t118 Newcastle nut coals\u2014 A Cargo for Sale Apply to July 30.THEODORE HART.129 ÇVRATE COALS\u2014 A Cargo afloat, if applied for to-day THEODORE HART.July 30.\t_____129 FOR SALE.For sale by the subscribers\u2014 Twankay, Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial, Souchong and Oolong Teas, in chests, half chests, boxes and catties Cavendish, Honey Dew and Plug Tobacco, 5's, S's, 16\u2019s and 32's Double Refined Loaf Sugar Bright Bastard do Laguayraand St.Domingo Coffee.Carolina Rice, in tierces Patent Sperm Candles Cloves, inmatts Havanah and Principe Cigars Liverpool Soap Putty in Bladders and Bulk Patent Stamped and Common W-inc Bottles T D Tobacco Pipes Calcined Magnesia Carbonate of Soda Sardines in Oil, Isinglass \u201cMillar\u2019s\u201d Scotch Pale Ale V ine Corks, assorted qualities Triple Clarified Bordeaux Vinegar, in hltds, tierces and qr casks Cambleton Scotch Whiskey \u201cMartell\u2019s,\u201d \u201cHennessy\u2019s\u201d and \u201cRizatV Pale and Dark and 1850, in pipes, hhds and qr casks LEMESURIER, ROUTII & CO.July 10.\t112 JUST received ex \u201c British Empire\u201d from London, and for Sale\u2014 250 boxes £ New Muscatel Raisins 250 qr do )\tin Layers 200 qr drums 1 250 canteen do > New Turkey Pulled Figs 250 boxes ) 10 caroteels New Patras Currants 25 barrels Fresh Walnuts 20 bags Barcelona Nuts LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO.July 10.\t112 FOR SALE.FOR SALE.TN STORE\u2014 A 15 hhds \u201cHennessy\u2019s\u201d and \u201cMartell\u2019s\u201d Brandy 10 hhds DeKuyper\u2019s Gin 10 qr cks Sherry Wine 8\thhds ?Benecarlo Wine 13 qr casks ) 20 qr casks Boiled Linseed Oil 9\tqr casks Olive Oil 30 chests Superior Congou Tea \u2014also\u2014 A few cases U.C.Mustard, in lbs, and 3 and 5 lb Jars Ground Ginger, &c.&c.For Sale by HUGH FRASER, 11, St.Sacrament Street, July 31.\t130 FOR Sale by the Subscribers\u2014 Bbls Prime Fresh No.3 Mackerel, catch of 1851 Hf do\tdo\tdo Bbls Prime No.1 Herrings\tdo Do\tNo.2 do\tdo Quintals of Dry Codfish Boxes Smoked Herrings JAMES GORDON & CO.August 2.\t132 EARTHENWARE.The s of\u2014 Subscriber has received a further supply CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, by the \u201cCatherine\u201d, \u201c Briton\u2019s Pride\u201d, \u201cMariner\u201d, and other vessels, which he offers at very low prices.A.BOURNE, No 120 St, Paul Street, Corner of St, Gabriel Street.June 23.\t97 1 /Y BARRELS \u201c Burton's\u201d verv superior East IU India PALE ALE For Sale by LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO.July 10.\t112 FOR SALE by the Subscribers ex \u201cBritish Empire\" from London\u2014 500 tins WHITE LEAD LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO.July 10.\t112 Butter- 25 tiuuets very superior, put up for family THE Subscriber, while respectfully announcing to his friends, customers, and the public generally, that he has REMOVED from his former place of business (St.François Xavier Street,) to those Central Premises, fronting Notre Dame Street and Place d\u2019Armes, begs to say, that lie has on hand a very Choice Assortmentof GOODS, imported this Spring, which he can with every safety recommend to Purchasers as being fresh and very select, comprising\u2014 Teas, in all variety of packages Coffees, Sugars, Fruits,.Spices Pickles, Ketchups, Sauces, Meats Capers, Sardines, Olives, Mustard Salad Oils, Rice, Barley, Sugar Arrowroot, Farina Corn Starch London Sperm and Belmont Candles English and Montreal Soaps, &c.&c.Together with almost every article generally kept in the line, suitable for Families or otherwise, too much to enumerate.\u2014also\u2014 Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines Champagne, Hock and Claret, of various brands \u201c Islay Dew,\u201d Dark and Pale Brandy, Hollands, and Very Old Jamaica Rum, Porter and Scotch Ales, &c.&c.For Sale low bv NEIL MclNTOSH, Place d'Armes.June 26.\t100 For Sale by July 17.JOHN WHYTE.118 HATS! GIBB & CO.have received their usual supply of LON DON VELVET NAP HATS of the latest West End Shapes.May 10.\t60 FOR SALE by the Subscriber\u2014 The celebrated GLENFIELD STARCH Epsom Salts Castor Oil in quart bottles Tartaric Acid Carbonate of Soda Soluble Blue, a superior article Mixed Pickles Mushroom Ketchup The above will be sold low, to close consignments.ALEXANDER WALKER, 226% St.Paul Street.July 14.\t'\t115 J For Sale.April 19.JAMES R.ORR.47 OCKEY CLUB\u2014 Lubin\u2019s Jockey Club Do Heliotrope Do Bouquet de Caroline Do Patchouly, &c.&c.&c.WILLIAM LYMAN A CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 g ALT AFLOAT, in bond\u2014 FURNITURE & FURNISHING WAEEROOMS, NO.7.SAINT MARY STREET, QB«t:J>cc SubMi-bs.THE Subscriber begs to call the attention of the Public, to his Extensive and well as» sorted STOCK of every disertption of FASHIONABLE & PLAIN FURNITURE, as well as a great variety ol HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN REQUISITES, which he will sell at unprece.dented LOW RATES.The Subscriber also begs to state for the information of those wishing to dispose of their FURNITURE or other PROPERTY, that by applying to him, they will meet with a ready Market, and the highest price will be paid for every Article of.fered.FRANCIS MAGUIRE.No.7, St.Mary Street.April 17.\t46 Summer Clothing' MERCHANT St MILITARY TAILOR AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, 107, Notre Dame Street, RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public of Montreal and his Customers in the country, that he has now received his assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, direct from England, comprising every article in his Line necessary for Summer Wear; and takes this opportunity of thanking those Gentietnen who have supported him in his new system of doing Business on Cash Principles, lie now offers a Splendid Assortment of Goods at the lowest possi-ble price for cash, assuring those who may pa.tronize him, that they will find the utmost punc tuality and attention, and every article made in iho very best stylo.May 15.\t64 STOVE WAREHOUSE, NO.34, M'GILL STREET, MONTREAL.NOW LANDING, AND FOR SALE-DOUBLE REFINED SUGAR, 10 and 13 lb Loaves WHITE BASTARDS do Finest BRANDIES, \u201cJ.& J.Martell,\u201d - Jas Hennessey & Co,\u201d Pale and Brown GIN, \u201c J.DeKuyptr &.Son\u201d LONDON PORTER, Pints and Quarts ZANTE CURRANTS, in Caroteels OLIVE OIL BELMONT SPERM CANDLES MADRAS INDIGO NUTMEGS, No.I ROOT GINGER LIQUORICE DRY WHITE and RED LEADS SHOT, Assorted Numbers SALTPETRE LESCHER\u2019S STARCH LIVERPOOL SOAP, &c.&c.&c.DAVID TORRANCE.May 16.\t65 BOSTON PIANO FORTES fBYHE Subscribers have just opened for in-Jt spection, a Consignment of PIANO FORTES, from the justly celebrated Manufactory or Lemuel Gilbert, Boston, to which they invite the attention of Amateurs and intending purchas era.The STOCK comprises Six and Seven Octaves, Large and Small Scale, Boudoir and Square Styles; and will be tound on examination the finest and most varied assortment ol Superior In struments ever offered in this city.J.B.SMITH &, CO., 201, St.Paul Street.December 12, 1850.\t235 Gas Fittings.JUST OPENED and for 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.\t55 8500 minots LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT For Sale by TORRANCE & BUSTEED.June 19.\t94 THE SH American Hardware.Subscribers offer for Sale :\u2014SPADES, SHOVELS, AXES, PUMPS, CARRIAGE AXLES, MORRILL\u2019S UNION & TEA SCALES, RIM & MORTICE LOCKS, SAND PAPER, CUT TACKS, OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING, & ENGINE HOSE, &c.&c.J.BOYD & CO., Agents for the Manufacturer, 110 St.Paul Street.July 17.\t118 150 TONS No.1 Gartsherrie Pig Iron 35 Tons Axe Iron, assorted sizes For Sale by M.BABCOCK, No.34 McGill Street.Montreal, July 4, 1851.\t107 TRON WIRE\u2014 X Just Received per, \u201c Empress,\u201d 100 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted.For Sale by HIBBARD & CO.June 18.\t93 Marine Flocks.JUST received, an assortment of the above, various styles, suitable for Steamboats, Ships or Offices.\u2014also\u2014 A very neat article, Mosaic Pattern For Sale at a very low figure, bv H.PEACOCK, Opposite the Bonsecours Market.July 22.122 THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand, a large and tastefully selected assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewellery and Plated Ware,Looking Glasses, Office and House Clocks, Violins and Trimmings, Accordéons, Flutinas, Perfumery and Fancy goods, at very low prices.' H.PEACOCK, Importer of Watches, Jewellery and Fancy Goods.Opposite the Bonsecours Market.N.B.\u2014Great advantages offered to the Country Trade.July 22.\t122 EMPIRE STATE COOKING STOVE.HOTELS, &c.J^OSE NAILS 25 casks Assorted, G to 28ft, forSale by HIBBARD & CO.June 18.\t93 ATENT PRESSED NAILS\u2014\t;T Assorted 2 to 3J inch, for Sale by the Subscribers.HIBBARD & CO.June 18.\t93 ELLY\u2019S PURE COD LIVER OIL.WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 K FOR SALE :\u2014 Twankay, Young Teas Hyson and Gunpowder T I HE Subscriber having purchased the Stock of C.P.Lacb, Esquite, will continue the same Business.The Subscriber would respect-fnily call the attention ot the Public and Housekeepers generally, to his superior and extensive assortment of Cooking and other STOVES ; and particularly to the Celebrated ANNEXATION COOK STOVE, which lor size of Oven, for economy in fuel and general utility, is not surpass' ed by any Cooking Stove now in use.The Sbuscriher will keep a large assortment of C.P.Labd\u2019s Montreal Manufactured Premium Cooking Stoves, together wi.h an assortmentof Cast Steel Axes of all kinds, Patent Platform Scales all sizes ; and a genernl assortment of Castings, &c, &c., which will be Sold Wholesale or Retail, at reduced prices.\t____ M.BABCOCK.Montreal, April 10.\t43 Otta.TO STATIONERS.ROBERT\" WEIR, No.8, Great St.James Street, HAS just received ex \u201cCaledonia\u201d, \" wa\u201d, &c., a splendid assortment ol STATIONERY, consisting ot every description of Writing, Printing, and Wrapping PAPERS Pasteboards, Millboards, Printing and Visiting CARDS Priming and Writing Inks, Parchments Vellums, Copying Letter Presses Account Books, Leathers, &c.&c.&c.All of which will be offered to the Trade at Greatly Reduced Prices.Montreal, May 12, 1851.\t61 Tobaccos, 5\u2019s,.8\u2019s, 16\u2019s, 18's Sugars, Double Refined and Muscovado Carolina Rice, Pearl Sago, Tapioca \u201c Berger\u2019s\u201d and \u201c Anderson's\u201d Starch, Thumb and Fig Blue White and Black Pepper, Cloves, Cassia Pimento, Carraway Seed, Isinglass, Calcined and Garb.Magnesia Epsom and Glauber Salts, Flour of Sulphur Carb.Soda, Sal.Soda, Alum Castor Oil and Castor Oil Bottles, rounds & flats Glue, Lampblack, Window Glass, Putty and Paints \u2014also,\u2014 An assortment of Superior Navy Boiled Brown and Bleached Canvas, assorted numbers, Oakum, Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Seaming, Herring and Salmon Twines, Shop and Fancy do, Assorted Patent Shoe and Closing Threads, &c.&c.&c.JOHN WHYTE.113 London pickles and sauces\u2014 1 Millington\u2019s Mixed Pickles Do\tGherkins Do\tOnions Do\tPiealily Assorted Pickles and Sauces in cases, \u201c Mul-tum in Parvo\u201d Napoleon Sauce Soyer\u2019s Relish \u2014also,\u2014 London Double Superfine Mustard WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 CUMMING\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 July 11.ON SALE\u2014 P Pale and Dark COGNAC BRANDY, in hhds and qr casks, Free or in Bond, of various brands Very Old do in Bottle Bordeaux Vinegar in hhds and qr casks Belmont Candles Tobacco in boxes and halves, 5\u2019s, 8\u2019s and 16\u2019s \u2014also\u2014 200 dozen superior Bottled Wines, consisting of Port, Madeira, Sherry and Clarets.C.B.RADENHURST, 10, St.Sacrament Street.June 28.\t102 THE above Stoves were made expressly for burning Wood.They are of the best metal, and made under the personal inspection of the Proprietors, and are warranted to stand fire, and operate to perfection.More than 5000 of these Stoves are in daily use, and all attest their superiority in the size and quality of the oven, construction and capacity of the flues, economy of fuel, smoothness of castings, durability and beauty.For Sale by GEO.HAGAR, Stove Warehouse, 103 St.Paul Street, Montreal.June 26.\t100 Blankets.OR SALE- 50 bales 7 Point Mackinaw\u2019s 30 do 3, 4, 5 and 6 Points, heavy 20 do Best, Rose, Whitney and Bath 10 do Biown and Grey Horse Covers JEANBRUNEAU.May 23, 1851.\t71 RZCS SHARFLRir, NO.131 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTRJGAI., j IMPORTER, AND WHOLESALE AND RE-i 1.TAIL DEALER IN JEWELLERY, London Manufactured SILVER SPOONS and FORKS, of Kind\u2019s, Queen\u2019s and Fiddle Patterns : Warranted STERLING SILVER ; also, Importer of Sheffield Manufactured Argentine SPOONS and FORKS, &c.; Sheffield and Birmingham PLATED WARE of every description ; Glass and Metal CHANDELIERS ; BRONZE WARES ; with every variety of Birmingham and London Manufactured Small Fancy Goods, and French Fancy Articles ; Vases, Accordéons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Music Boxes, Fancy Clocks; and always on hand, an elegant assortment of PAPIER MACHIE WA RES, consisting of Tables, Desks, Work-Boxes, Dressing-Cases, Screens, Albums, Folios, Card-Boxes and Cases, Card-Baskets, Tea Trays and Salvers.\u2014also\u2014 A regular supply of Terrestrial and Celestial Globes, of 18, 12, 7, 5, 3 inch.The largest assortment, and regularly kept, of Hosewootl and Mahogany Writing Desks, Dressing Cases and Tea Caddies and Work-Boxes.\u201c Rodger\u2019s\u201d, \u201cMappin\u2019s\u201d, \u201cEllin\u2019s\u201d, and other celebrated Manufacturers Ivory and Common Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, &e.&c.\u2014also,\u2014 A regular supply of Silver and Argentine Dessert Sets in cases.One of the most complete assortments of Stationary, Staple and Fancy, kept in this Country, consisting of every size of \u201c Whatman\u2019s\u201d Drawing Papers, \u201cReynoid\u2019s\u201d Drawing Crayons, Boards and Visiting Cards, and a complete assorment of Account Books, \u201cDe La-Rue\u2019s\u201d and \u201c Rock\u2019s\u201d Fancy Stationary, \u201cReeve\u2019s\u201d Artists Water and Oil Colors, Crayons, Pencils, Canvas, sc.kc.\u2014also,\u2014 Imperial, Super.Royal, Royal, Medium, Demy, Foolscap, Folio'and Quarto Posts, Pot, (octavo,) Albert, Queen\u2019s, Prince\u2019s and Diamond , Note Papers, Parchments and Vellums Binders Skins and Cloths, Marble and Fancy Papers, Tissue, Copying, Colored Demy and Blotting Papers, French, English and American Envelopes, Slates in cases, and Inks in casks\u2014a large Stock of \u201cReynold\u2019s\u201d Gold Back and other Playing Cards, Gold and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases.Gillott\u2019s, Mitchell\u2019s, Dean\u2019s, and oilier Manufacturer\u2019s Steel Pens, Quills and Pens ; And the most elegant assortment of French, English and American Paper Hangings and regularly received from Paris and London, the newest and most elegant Engravings, Lithographs, &c.&c.; with a beautiful and complete assortmentofHair,Cloth,Nail, Tooth and Shaving Brushes, &c.Tortoise Shell and Horn Side, Back and Dressing Combs Duke\u2019s, Thompson's and Clapshaw\u2019s Cricket Bats, Balls and Stumps ; French and English Fancy Baskets, Berlin Patterns, Canvas and Wools ; Gold and Silver Braids, Laces and Fringes., Also, a very elegant assortment of; Pier, Cheval, Toilet and Hanging Plate Glasses, fsom 60 x 50 to 4 x 6 Elegant Gas Glass Chandeliers and Hanging Lamps Master\u2019s Patent Knife Cleaners Guns, Rifles, Swords and Pistols, &c.Cork and Wood Night Lights White and Brown Windsor and other fancy Soaps Genuine \u201cLUBIN\u2019S\u201d and other Perfumes Porte Monnaies and Silk Purses BILLIARD and BAGATELLE BALLS and TABLES; Chessmen and Boards ; Backgammon Boxes and Boards Riding and Carriage Whips, Carpet Bags and Rugs.The above Goods will be offered to Country and other Merchants on most liberal and advantageous terms.August 2.\t132 COMPAIN\u2019S RESTAURANT, (Place D\u2019Armes,) BY JOHN O\u2019MEARA, LATE OF DOLLY\u2019S CHOP HOUSE.THE PROPRIETOR of the above establish» ment begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that it will be OPENED on MONDAY next, the 5:h May, with a choice selection ol WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, fee.fee., and he trusts by punctual attention to the wants ol his patrons, to merit a share of public patronage.His LARDER will be supplied with the Best the Market affords.LUNCHEON ready EVERY DAY at NOON, as per Bill of Fare.CHOPS, STEAKS, fee., at ALL HOURS.May 3.\t54 CALEDONIA SPRINGS.TS^HE \u201cCANADA HOUSE\u201d at the above JL celebrated and fashionable Watering place, will be OPENED for the reception of Guests on the 2nd June, proximo ; and Visitors may rest assured the arrangernems will be such as to in-sure every satisfaction.Prices of Board lor the Season of 1851, 5s.per day, or X5 per month.May 30.\t77 ST.LEON SPRINGS^ THE undersigned respectfully announces that his establishment at the new above favorite Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the reception of Visitors.Many improvements have been made tending to the comfort, health and pleasure of his guests.Ilia TABLE will be served with every Luxury at command, and his WINES are ot the very best quality.Parties leaving by the Steamers at 4 o\u2019clock will reach the Springs the following morning in time (or an early Breakfast.Persons leaving by the Quebec Boats, by the way of Three Rivers, on their arrival at the latter place will find a pleasant comfortable and direct conveyattce to the Springs.GEO.CAMPBELL.St.Leon, May 13, 1851.\t62 NEW BOOKS.B DAWSON has just received by Express :\u2014 .Memoir of the Rev.Edward Bickersteth, by the Rev.T.R.Birks, M.À., 2 vols.Blackwood's Magazine for August Arol.6 Grote\u2019s History of Greece Travels and Adventures in Mexico, in the course of Journeys of upward of 2500 miles, performed on foot, by William AY.Carpenter The Fate, by G.P.R.James No.37 Byrne\u2019s Dictionary of Mechanics A\u201dol.2 of Henry\u2019s Life of Calvin Living or Dead ?a Series ofHorae Truths, by the Rev.J.C.Ryle For Sale at No.2, Place d\u2019Armes.August 28.\t164 UeAV National School Book.LATELY PUBLISHED.THE SPELLING-BOOK SUPERSEDED, or a new' and easy method of teaching the Spelling, Meanintr, Pronunciation, and Etymology of all the difficult words in the English language ; with Exercises on Verbal Distinctions\u2014by Robert Sullivan, Esq., A.M., T.C.D.Eighteenth Edition.ARMOUR k RAMSAY, Montreal ; A.H.Armour & Co., Toronto ; and may be ' had of all Booksellers throughout the Province.August 22.\t149 F' JENNY LIND\u2014 J Rimmel\u2019s Jenny Lind Do Do June 24.Royal Irish Cheswick Bouquet WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.88 For sale- 25 barrels Fine PALE SEAL OIL THE Subscriber has lately received and offers for Sale\u2014 A complete sett, weighing about 600 oz., of Albert Pattern SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.; also, a complete sett, of 250 oz., Queen\u2019s Pattern ; and, in lots to suit purchasers, about 1000 oz.London Manufactured Fiddle Pattern, warranted SILArER PLATE.RICE SHARPLEY, 131, Notre Dame Street.August 2.\t132 PAVILION HOTEL.THE Subscriber, in returning ihanks to his numerous (rientis and ihe Public, for the very liberal support bestowed upon him for the last six years, begs to inform them, that after the 15th May next, he intends to conduct his well-known Establishment upon TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES, the reby wishing to carry out the views ot our Legislature, relative to the suppression of intemperance ; and trusts that, by a strict observance nj those principles, to merit as large share of pubiic patronage os hitherto enjoyed by him.HENRY IRISH.Montreal, April 5, 1851.\t41 Bonegana^s Hotel.IA HIS well established Hutei, so favorably JL known during the past Season to Travellers from the United States and Canada, has recently been completely REMODELLED & REFURNISHED, and received very considerable additions to its former accommodations by the Erection of a New Wing, conlaitiiing upwards ol FIFTY SLEEPING APARTMENTS.These are all arranged in such a way as to receive the FINEST VENTILATION ; having a free aspect over VIGER SQUARE and the CHAMP DE MARS TO THE MOUNTAIN.It is now under the direction of MR.GvW.BILLINGS, whose long experience at the AsTUR HOUSE, New York, will secure to Visitors every conve nience which can be expected from sedulous attention to their wants.The Books will be under the direction of MR.W.V.COURTENEY, who is well known to all visitors to Montreal ; and MR.TETU has charge of the Culinary Department.Montreal.Mav 13.1851.\tdo TtS\u201462 June 28.CARTER, KERRY & CO., St.Paul Street 102 FOR SALE, ex \u201c Hapso,\u201d from Iviza\u2014\u2022 Port Wine, in pipes and qr casks Hard and Soft Shell Almonds Shelled Almonds, in boxes Castile Soap, Olives, Capers Alicant Mats, Nos.1, 2 and 3 THEODORE HART.July 2.\t105 Groceries Wines, Liquors, &c.THE Subscriber would beg to direct the attention of the consumers of CHEESE, to his present Stock, which consists of the produce of first class Dairies in the State of New York.\u2014AT,so\u2014 On hand\u2014ENGLISH NORTH WILTSHIRE CHEESE.-AMD\u2014 Just Received\u2014A small lot of FRESH FIGS In Drums.The Subscriber begs also to state, that he has on hand a small quantity of PALE BRANDY, the vintage of 1844, which he can recommend.DANL.LANIGAN.March 25.36 Mackecbnle\u2019s Cobourg Cloths.BENJAMIN & LYONS, 210, St.Paul Street, BEG to inform the Trade, that they are in receipt ol SIX CASES of the above celebrated CLOTHS, of a very superior description.%* A large assortment of London READY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CARPET BAGS, &c.&c.May 29.\t76 FOREIGN WINE AND SPIRIT VAI ETS, 1031, Notre Dame Street.ALFRED SAVAGE & CO.\u2019S Conetntrated Fluid Magnesia.Montreal, 12th April, 1841.Gentlemen,\u2014I have examined a sample of the Solution of Magnesia, prepared by yourselves, and have found it to be identical in composition with \u201c Murray\u2019s Fluid Magnesia\u201d.When it is necessary to employ Magnesia often, either for acidity of the stomach or as a laxative for children, or in any other case, it is both safer, more efficacious and more palatable to employ the solution than the concrete form.I remain, your obdt.servt.S.C.Sewell, M.D.Messrs.Alfred Savage & Co.Chemists, Montreal.Montreal, April 16, 1841.Dear Sir,\u2014The specimen of your Liquid Magnesia which you requested me to examine and compare with the preparation of Sir James Murray, I find to be nearly in all respects similar.\u2014 The quantity of carbonate obtained by evaporation from the two specimens examined, was the same, though that in both will be liable to variation from the degree of exposure to the atmosphere.Your preparation I consider equally entitled to confidence, and equally adapted to the case in which Sir J.Murray\u2019s Solution is now so advantageously employed.I am, &c.A.F.Holmes, M.D., Prof, of Chemy.McGill College, Mr.A.Savage.August 11,1851.\t139 Feather.FOR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 4 cases French aud English Calf Skins 6 bales\tdo in Rough 4 bales Bazils 10 dozen Patent Calf 12 do Enamelled Seal Skin 80 Dressing Hides OGILYY 4 CAMPBELL.June 16.\t91 inn CASKS EPSOM SALTS Av/vr 70 casks Venetian Red 50 tierces Whiting 20 do Soda Ash F or Sale by ' THEODORE HART.June 19.\t94 Paints ! Paints ! ! Paints ! ! ! THE Subscribers have received, on Consignment, 669 kegs and tins of PAINTS, of various colors, from London, per \u201cBritish Empire\u201d; warranted to have been ground last March, and will be Sold low.J.BOYD & CO.110, St.Paul Street.June 18.\t93 R Refrigerators, FOR PRESERVING MEATS, &c.in warm weather, assorted sizes, for Sale by GEO.HAGAR, 103, St.Paul Street.93 OSIN\u2014150 brls Strained WHITING\u2014100 casks RorSale by TORRANCE une 19 4 BUSTEED.94 CASTOR OIL BOTTLES, for Sale by ALFRED SAVAGE 4 CO., Notre Dame Street.112 s: June 18.SPRING IMPORTATION.Silks, Woollens, Linens, and Cotton Goods.THE Subscriber is receiving by the different vessels in Port, a general assortment of the above, from London, Manchester, Glasgow, New Yoik and Boston.JEAN BRUNEAU, 140, Notre Dame Street, and 7, St.Joseph Street.May 23.\t71 Bags.For sale\u2014 Best Canadian Linen Chemists, 4c.July 10.~MITH COALS AFLOAT\u2014\t' 200 chaldrons per \u201c Marie Lcocadie\u201d THEODORE HART.August 15.\t143 100 April 24 LARD FOR SALE.KEGS FRESH LEAF LARD, averaging 112 lbs each.JAMES MEGORIAN.49 Best Twilled Best Forfar Beat Osnaburgh May 23, 1851.do do JEAN BRUNEAU.71 Havana and Principe Cigars.I\tTHOUSAND Choice HAVANA and 1\tPRINCIPE CIGARS, of the fineat Brands.JOHN IiKVETj Jus 14.PAINT, OIL, AND GLASS STORES, (58 and 60, McGill Street.) ramsay & McArthur HAVE now on hand, a largo supply of\u2014 Paria Green Gold Leaf and Bronze Artists\u2019 Tools and Colors Glaziers\u2019 Diamonds Japanned Tin 1 lates Refined Lamp Black Varnishes Fireproof Paint and Roman Cement Which they offer at moderate prices.April 29.\t51 GIBB & CO.HAVE RECEIVED a full supply of GOODS for SUMMER WEAR ; -TOGETHER WITH- A complete sssortment of GENTLEMEN'S HABERDASHERY, selected in the LONDON MARKET.M»y 83.\t70 BROCATFLLES, 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 4 GIMPS, 4c.&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, ROSEWrOOD, 4c., 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.James Street.Montreal, June 14, 1851.\t90 Looking Glasses.JUST received, a large assortment, with neat Polished Mahogany Frames, all sizes.H.PEACOCK, Opposite the Bonsecours Market.July 22.\t122 THIS Establishment was opened for the purpose of supplying PRIVATE FAMILIES and consumers in general with genuine Foreign Wines and Spirits, pure and unadulterated, in quantities to suit purchasers, and upon the moat moderate terms for Cash.The experience of the last twelve montha has amply proved to the public the utility of a Dépôt for such a purpose\u2014enabling them to seleçt from a large and well assorted Stock, the quantity suited to their convenience\u2014combining the advantage of a Wholesale Store with that of an or-dinary Grocery.SAMUEL COCHRAN, Proprietor.All Goods delivered free of charge.A very choice assortment of PORT, SHFRRY, CHAMPAGNE and CLARET now on hand And a small quantity of extremely rare and mellow OLD JAMAICA RUM, so scarce in this market.June 3.\t80 Grant\u2019s Hotel, ST.HENRY S T R E ET, MONTREAL.rHE Subscriber in returning thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public for their very liberal support for the last twenty years, begs to inform them, that he is now ready for ti e reception and accommodation of the Travel in g Community.Every department will be conduc ed in an unexceptionable manner, and the pro prietor pledges himself to have everything comfortable as any other Establishment ol the kind in Montreal.CARRIAGES will be in attendance at th Steamboats and Cars, to convey parties to and from, free of charge, JOHN GRANT.Montreal, May 6, 1851.\t6mTC\u201456 NEW BOOKS.MEW BOOKS.UST Received by Express :\u2014 Lewis Arundel, or, thé Railroad of Life, part 2 The Medico-Chirurgical Review for July The Art Journal for August Ralph Rutherford, a Nautical Romance, by Sir Admiral Fisher Part 16 of the Field Book of the American Revolution Parts 9 & 10 of the London Labor and the London Poor, by Henry Mayhew The Stone-Mason of Saint Point, a Village Tale, by A.De Lamartine The Bank Note Reporter for August The Elements of Algebra, designed for beginners, by Elias Loomis A Manual of Roman Antiquities, by Cbs.Anthon Disturneli\u2019s American & European Railway' & Steamship Guide, with maps Disturneli\u2019s Railroad, Steamboat, & Telegraph Book, with map Disturneli\u2019s United States National Register and Calendar for 1852, with map Nos 68 & 69 Dickens\u2019 Household Words For sale by B.DAWSON, No.2 Place d\u2019Armes.August 21\t148 NEW BOOKS, UST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS from New York, the following New Books :\u2014 The Stone Mason of Saint Point ; a village tale, by A.De Lamartine, Is 3d No 16 Field Book of Revolution, is 3d Nos 9 & 10 London Labor and London Poor, 7J^d each Memoirs of Rev.Edw.Bickersteth, by Rev.T.R.Birks, 2 vols 12mo, cloth Elements of Algebra, designed for beginners, by E.Loomis Anthon\u2019s Roman Antiquities Tupperis complete Poetical Works, 12mo, cloth For sale by JOHN McCOY, 9 Great St.James Street.Montreal, Aug.22,1851.\t149 MEW BOOKS.JUST Received by Express :\u2014 Lord and Lady Harcourt ; a Novel, by Catherine Sinclair The Stone Mason of Saint Point ; a village tale, by A.De Lamartine Ralph Rutherford ; a Nautical Romance, by Sir Admiral Fisher Lewis Arundel, by the author of \u201c Frank Fair-leigh \", part 2 China and the English, with an account of the late war in China, with plates History of the Empress Josephine, by J.Abbott Evans\u2019s Y\u201doung Millwright and Miller\u2019s Guide, with 28 descriptive plates General Theory of Bridge Construction, by Herman Haupt, A.M.\u2014also,\u2014 The London Art Journal for August Harper\u2019s Magazine for August, &c &c For sale by R.CHALMERS & CO.August 22.\t149 REMOVALS.T TRUNKS.have travelled HOSE who have travelled with a crowd know the annoyance of looking after baggage.To obviate this, any one who intends witnessing the Celebration of the Fourth, should call without fail at the MONTREAL TRUNK MANUFACTORY', No.113, St.Paul Street, and purchase a PORTABLE HAND VALISE ; may be had in any quantity, of various qualities, and at very low prices.W.R.HIBBARD, (formerly H.Rick & Co.) June 28.\t102 Japan and Papier Maehe Wares.JAPAN and Paper Trays, Japan Toilet Sets, Coal Vases, Cash Boxes, Patent Dish Covers, Britannia Metal Wares, &c.&c.Just received\u2014for sale low.ALEX.LEVY, Notre Dame Street.August 14.\t142 REMOYAIi.W .C .M I L E S , Manufacturer and Dealer in Shirts, Collars, and Fronts, HAS REMOVED to No.162, Noire Dame Street, (opposite Messrs.Gibb & Co.,) and is prepared to execate orders with neatness and despatch, cheaper than any in the trade.W.C M.begs to intimate that he has in his Establishment some of the most experienced and best Sewers in the country.May 23.\t3m\u201471 Floor Oil Cloths.ON HAND\u2014a large assortment of various styles and qualiries, which will be cut to any dimensione at the lowest price.R.CAMPBELL & CO.April 24.\t49 T Motice to Importers & Exporters.YHE undersigned at NEW YORK and BOS.TON, will, on the moat favorable terms, take charge, pass at Custom House, and forward MERCHANDISE intended for UPPER or LOWER CANADA.\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 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, State Street, Boston.6, Cook Street, Castle Street, Liverpool.May 26.\t,\t73 SSO Boxes Eabour Saving Soap, FROM MESSRS.KENDALL 4 CO.HARDWARE.English, American, and German HARDWARE.Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Wholesale A CHOICE and Extensive assortment, personally selected by one of our firm in the principal Manufacturine Districts, expectedby the earliest arrivals from Sea\u2014hich, together with our present Stock, we are prepared to offer on the most liberal terms for cash or approved credit.R.CAMPBELL & CO.April 24.\t49 w PREACH HATS.ILLIAM BENJAMIN & CO.have just opened Thiee Cases of the \u201cLATEST FASHION\u201d PARIS SILK HAT, of the Best Quality, At 17s.6d.each.May 91.\t6S> THIS Article is SUPERIOR to any SOAP yet made, for its powerful cleansing properties, and in actual value FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER than any SOAP in use.It is the only Article bearing the name of LABOUR SAVING SOAP that does not injure clothing by washing, and has consequently gained the FIRST PREMIUMS at every Fair it has been exhibited at.The 1st Premium from the American Institute, New York, a Silver Medal.The 1st Premium from the Franklin Institute Pennsylvania, a Silver Medal.The 1st Premium from the YVorcester County Mechanics\u2019 Association, a Silver Medal.One trial will satisfy the user that no article of the kind has any comparison to it, and is much used for the Toilet.For sale, Wltolesale and Retail, by T.S.SUTHERLAND, Agent for the Canadas.July 3.106 SHOW BOOMS.MRS.HALL having received by the late arrivals, her usual aseonment of MILLIN.ERY and FANCY GOODS, her SHOW ROOMS, No.23, Great St.James Street, will be OPEN on THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, »t 10 o\u2019clock.M»y 36.\t78 JOHN HENRY EVANS, 197, Sr.Paul Stkret.H REMOVAE.JOHN STAFFORD, MERCHANT TAILOR AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, AS REMOVED to the Store, 95, Notre Darne Street, (opposite bis Old Stand) ad.joining John Henderson\u2019s Hat and Fur Siore ; and has just received per Spring Ships, a large assortment of CLOTHS, CASS1MERES and VESTINGS of every variety of quality and pat.tern, Plain and Fancy Shirts, Silk, Flannel and Cotton UnderClothing, Neck Ties, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, Handkerchiefs\u2014and all the novelties of the Season.Has always on hand, a large assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING\u2014Canadian, En.gliah, and American.May 17.\t66 Music Books, AT THE FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES :\u2014 CZERNZY\u2019S PIANOFORTE INSTRUCTOR, with the addition of 80 pages of Music, 10s.Do abridged, 6s.3d.Hunten\u2019s Pianoforte Instructor, French and English Text, 7s.Do\tdo\tabridged 3s.6d.ETHIOPIAN GLEE BOOK, (set to music) 3 parts bound in one, price only 3s.9d.Do\tdo\tfourth part, Is.10)^d.Preceptors for the following Instruments, at only Is.10)^d.each :\u2014Flute, Y\u2019iolin, Guitar, Fla-golet, Ethiopian Violin Instructer, Y\u2019iolin without a master, Pianoforte, Clarionet, Fife, Seraphine and Melodeon, French Accordéon, Ethiopian Accordéon, Self Instructor for the Accordéon, Accordéon without a master, Banjo, &c.&c.Musician\u2019s Companion, 3 parts, 9s.Temperance Melodeon, Is.lOJ^d.Boston Temperance Glee Book' Is.lOJ^d.The Antiquarian, a collection of Ancient Church Music, 3s.9d.Carmtna Sacra, or Boston collection, 4s.6d.Mozart Collection of Church Music, 3s.9d.Social Glee Book, 3s.9d.Boston Glee Book, by Mason 4 Webb, 4s.6d.Alpine Glee Book, by Bradbury, 5s.The Odeon, by Webb & Mason, 3s.9d.National Glee Book, 3s.9d.Boston Melodeon, by E.White, 3 vols, 13s.9d.New York Glee Book, by George Loder, 3s.9d.The Musical Gem, adapted for the Voice, Flute or Violin, 3 vols, in one, 12s.6d.Catholic Choir Book, containing 256 pages of Music, 12s.6d.Catholic Harp, Is.10)Act to incorporate the House of Industry of Toronto.An Act to amend the Heir and Devisee Act.An Act to indemnify the Municipal Councillors of the County df Peterborough and others, for passing a certain Bye-Law of the Municipal Council of the said County, which was afterwards quashed.An Act to naturalize Ira Gould and others, and for other purposes.An Act to confer upon Charles H.Waterous the Civil and Political Rights of a natural born British Subject.An Act for the better management of the Provincial Penitentiary.Lordship, that:\u2014\u201c The permanent prosperity of the Province will be best promoted by allowing enterprize and labour (and every other element Oi our condition as a people) to flow in their na-rad aiaemels.\u201d In replying to *Yvhat he justly stigmatizes as the 1 Sr°S3 nonsense\u201d of the Pilot's attempt to yindi-cate his utterly unprincipled endeavors to excite religious hatreds, in our \u201cmixed community,\u201d by misrepresenting a hastily written, perfectly unimportant and harmless expression, in one of our Toronto correspondent\u2019s letters, the Quebec Chronicle says :\u2014 We have no desire to interfere with matters which properly speaking, do not concern us, but wc cannot help stating that it is most contemptible to put a construction upon the words of a contemporary, which they were evidently not intended to convey, the more especially after that contemporary had distinctly stated that he did not intend that any such interpretation should be attached to his words.The Herald is perfectly ca- keep these measures steadfastly before the country, and have laboured to bring up Ministers to the mark before they should again be called to account at the hustings.The Globe has defended the Cabinet throughout its course of deception and delay, until it saw that it waa unsafe to hazard a continuance of its support.It steadfastly maintained that the Ministry had not violated a single pledge given to the country, but had \u201c moved upon\u201d every measure to carry out which they had been chosen by the people.He denied, in accordance with the key-note given by Ministers, that the Reserve question formed an element to the compact made with the electors at the last elections, and nnblushingly a vowed that the question was agitated by us and others only to damage the Ministry\u2014not to meet the imperative demands of be friends of religious justice and equality.The Globe has at length, however, abandoned its false position upon this point, and assumed one that is more honorable and less dangerous in view of impending electoral changes.We hail his advocacy of our principles, and welcome him on our platform, but we must admit that, considering his past course and recent conversion, he pable of defending himself and we shall not med- I aScUme3 an attitude which ill-becoines his long die with the difficulty between our contemporary ! o^rcer of vassalage to the Government, and ot the PM and our other contemporary the Her- hostllltv to the oromnt and emu table settlement BIT TELEGRAPH.(Reported for the Montreal Herald.) MONTREAL AND BUFFALO LISE.Arrival of the Steamship Atlantic.Bytown and the Ottawa River Settlements.aid further than by recommending that the press should, for its own honor, be careful and indeed endeavour to put down all attacks which are unfair and on that account, alone, difficult of repulsion.We again thank our worthy contemporary ; with whom, although we, unfortunately, differ in our views upon almost every leading question of the day (for, if we mistake not, the Chronicle is a good deal of a laudator temporis acti\u2014a very decided monarchist, in politics; a protectionist, in commerce ; a supporter of Chureh-and-State, in religion ; and an advocate of capital punishment, in law ;) we feel perfectly satisfied, under its present able management, we shall never have any personal rfésagrémen/.The truth is, and editors are no exceptions to the rule, that where both parties in a controversy are gentlemen\u2014it matters not how warmly each may maintain his position \u2014personalities are never indulged in.(e the District of Kamouraska,and in thrCountÿ k da-ted Reve.nue> a oertain 3llm rec\u2018uired for the C of Ottawa, towards defraying the cost of the Court House and Gaol erected at Kamouraska and the Court House and Gaol now being-erected in Aylmer.An Act to reduce the number of tde Directors of the Quebec Bank.Xn Act to prevent hunting of Deer at improper seasons of the year, and further to amend the Laws for the preservation of Game.An Act to reverse the attainder of Aaron Stevens and avoid the forfeiture of certain of his Estates and for other purposes therein mentioned.An Act to amend the Law of Lower Canada as regards the District in which actions or proceedings affecting Real Property may be brought, and to make further provisions as to the cases in which absentees may be parties.An Act to amend and consolidate the Laws affording protection to Magistrates and others in the performance of public duties.An Act to continue for a limited time an Act intituled, \u201c An Act to encourage the establishment of, and regulate Savings Banks in this Province.\u201d An Act to afford relief to the estate of the late Alexander, Wood.An Act to ailow a grant of the Hospital Reserve Belleville, to the Town Council.An Act to authorize the Grand River Navigation Company to raise, by way of loan, a certain sum of money and for other purposes therein mentioned.An Act to amend an Act passed in the twelfth year of Her Majesty\u2019s Reign, intituled, \u201c Au Act to improve the Law of Evidence in Upper Canada.\u201d \u2022 An Act to amend the Upper Canada Jurors\u2019 Act of 1850, and to make some further provisions for the better accomplishment of the object thereof.An Act to vest a certain Road allowance in the Township of Hope, iu the County of Durham, in James Madison Andrews and others.LAn Act to provide a more summary and less ex-Y pensive process for Proprietors of Real Pro-I perty in Lower Canada, to acquire the posses-I sion thereof when illegally detained from them \\ in certain cases.An Act to revise the Act authorising the Inha-bitants of the Seigniory of Yamaska to regulate the Common of the said Seigniory.An Act to amend the Act incorporating the Bytown and Prescott Railway Company.An Act to amend and extend the Law relating to the remedy by Replevin in Upper Canada.An Act to amend the Law in Lower Canada, respecting Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Notes.An Act to incorporate the \u201cKingston & Toronto Railway Company.\u201d [An Act to provide more effectually for taking the Periodical Census of the Province.An Act to incorporate the Directors of the Berthier Academy.An Act for incorporating and granting certain powers to a Company for the encouragement of Manufactures on the Welland Canal.An Act to .amend the Act intituled, \u201cAn Act to ^ authorize the formation of Joint Stock Com-u ÏSn\u2018es ^->r the construction of Roads and other Works in Upper Canada, and to extend the provisions thereof.\u201d An Act to extend the period for payment of Fees on Crown Patents and for other purposes therein mentioned.|An Act to allow Notaries to call meetings of re-I lations and friends in certain cases, without \\ bemg thereto specially authorized bv a Judge, X and tor other purposes.An Act to extend the provisions of the Currency Act to certain Gold and Silver Coins coined alter the periods in the said Act limited.An Act to repeal the Tonnage Dues imposed for defraying the expenses of maintaining Light Houses, and for other purposes connected with the navigation of the Waters of this Province, and to provide for the payment of such expenses out of the Consolidated Revenue - Fund./An Act to prot ide for the introduction of the de-1 cimal system into the Currency of this Pro-l vince, and otherwise to amend the Laws rela-tivo to the Currency.An Act to amend the Act incorporating the Trustees m the Toronto Hospital.^ u\t^.° )ncorPorate the St.Lawrence School ot Medicine of Montreal.An Act to remedy as far as possible the inconvenience which might otherwise arise from the destruction of the Registers of the Parish of Saint Louis de Lotbinière.An Act to incorporate the Toronto School of Me-aicmo, Legislation.\u2014We refer our reucwio liamentary columns for a list of all the Acts passed during the late session and assented to by His Excellency.It will be observed that the only acts reserved for Her Majesty's pleasure, are those providing for the management of the Temporalities in the (Anglican) Diocese of Montreal, and with reference to the (Aglican) Church So/ cieties in Lower Canada.public service.An Act to amend the Law respecting the protesting of Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes.An Act to facilitate the performance of the duties of Justices of the Peace out of Sessions with respect to persons charged with indictable offences.An Act to repeal the provisions limiting the distance between the County Town and any additional Grammar School in the same County in U.C.An Act to repeal part of the Act therein mentioned, relative to the printing and distribution of the Provincial Statutes.An Act to provide for the establishment of a Normal School, and further to promote Education in L.C.An Act to render executory certain Judgments iu Lower Canada, and to provide more effectually to enforce Judgments in case of resistance.An Act to facilitate the performance of the duties of Justices of the Peace out of Session, with respect to summary convictions and orders.(An Act to make provision for the constrnction of V a Main Trunk Line Railway throughout the v length of this Province.An Act to enable married women resident in Foreign Countries to reconvey Real Estate of which they are seized in U.C.An Actto amend an Act intituled, \u201c An Act to compel Vessels to carry a Light during thé night\u201d, and to make sundry provisions to regulate the Navigation of the waters of this Province.An Act to explain and amend the Acts for preventing obstructions in Rivers and Rivulets in U.0.An Act to amend the Laws regulating the Election of Members of the Legislative Assembly in certain Counties, in so far us relates to the Return of Writs.An Act to amend an Act passed in the thirteenth and fourteenth years of Her Majesty\u2019s Reign, relating to Agriculture in L C, in so far as the said Act concerns navigable Rivers and Rivulets, and the banks thereof and iu the floating and conveyance of Wood and Timber.An Act to continue an Act passed in the eighth year of the Reign of Her Majesty, intituled, \u201cAn Act for the better prevention of Riots and Violent Outrages at and near Pnblie Works whilst in progress of construction\u201d, and to extend the operation thereof to certain Works undertaken by Incorporated Companies.An Act to authorize the Trustees of the Quebec : Turnpike Roads to issue Debentures to a limited amount for the imrpose of buying and rebuilding the Montmorency Bridge.An Act to amend the Act of incorporation of the Niagara Harbour and Dock Company.An Act to increase the number of sittings of the Circuit Courts at Richmoud a.nd Stanstead.An Act to alter and settle the mode of proceeding in the action of Ejectment.An Act to establish a uniform rate of Fees to be received by Justices of the Peace in Upper Canada, and to repeal the Act of Upper Canada, passed in the fourth year of the reign of King-William the Fourth, Chapter Seventeen.An Act to authorize the setting apart of Lands for the use of certain Indian Tribes in Lower Canada.An Act to provide for the incorporation and better management of Library Associations and Mechanics Institutes.An Act to confirm decrees and orders, and other proceedings of the Court of Chancery of Upper Canada in certain cases.An Act for the regulation of Private Lunatic Asylums.An Act to enable Municipal Corporations in Upper Canada to contract debts to the Crown in the purchase of Public Works without imposing a special rate or tax for the payment of the same.An Act to make better provisions for granting Licences to Keepers of Taverns and Dealers in Spirituous Liquors in Lower Canada and for the more effectual repression of intemperance.An Act to amend the act establishing the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench for Lower Canada.An Act to extend the time for making the Selection of Jurors, and preparing the Jurors\u2019 Books in Upper Canada in the present year.An Act to define and restore certain Rights to parties therein mentioned.An Act to declare that Bonds and other formal Securities to the Crown, shall constitute no incumbrance upon the Real Estates of parties.An Act to amend the Act passed in the 12th year of Her Majesty\u2019s Reign, intituled, \u201c An; Act to simplify the transfer of Real Property in II.C., and to render certain rights and interests therein, liable, under execution\u201d.An Act to amend the law relative to Apprentices and Minors.An Act to incorporate the Canada Guarantee , Company.(An Act to abolish the right of Primogeniture in l the Succession to Real Estate held in fee simple, \\ or for the life of another, in U.C,, and to pro-1 vide for the division thereof amongst such of the ( relatives of the last proprietor, as may best ac-\\ cord with the relative claims of such parties in 'the division thereof.An Act to repeal the several Acts of the Parlia-/ ments of Lower and U.C., now in force, for the j trial of controverted Parliamentary Elections, I in the two Sections of the Province re-\\ spectively, and to provide by one general Act 1 for the trial of all Parliamentary Election Peti-VJions.An Act to vest a certain allowance for Roads in the Township of Woodhouse, in the County of Norfolk, in Andrew Thompson.An Act to provide for the payment of Petit Jurors in U.0.An Act to close up part of Ottawa Street in the Village of Cayuga.An Act to amend the Act.intituled, 1! An Act to incorporate the City of Kingston Water W orks Company.\" (An Act to provide a remedy against absent Defen-V dants.An Act to authorize the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench, Common Pleas and of Chancery, in Upper Canada, to admit William Edwin Twin-um to practice as an Attorney and Solicitor therein.An Act to provide for defraying the expense of the River Police at Montreal.An Act to provide for defraying the expense of the River Police at Quebec.An Act to alter the rates ofWharfhge payable in certain cases in the Harbour of Montreal.e.n Act to enable Creditors to attach the effects of Debtors about to leave the Province incases under ten pounds.An Act to transfer the place of holding the Meetings of the Municipal Council of the Municipality of Drummond, number two, from \u201c French Village\u201d,in the Township of Kingsey to the Village of Stanfold in the said Municipality.An Act to amend the Act to encourage the establishment of Building Societies in Lower Canada.An Act to make certain alterations in the Territorial Divisions of U.C.The Governor General was pleased to reserve the following Bills for the further signification of Her Majesty\u2019s pleasure thereon, viz : An Act to provide for the establishment of a Church Society of the United Church of England and Ireland in each Diocese of that Church in Lower Canada, and for other purposes cou-neeted with the recent division of the Diocese of Quebec.An Act to make provision for the management of Temporalities of the United Church ofEngland and Ireland in the Diocese of Montreal, and for other purposes therein mentioned.TO COREESPOFDENTS.O^TAKE NOTICE.\u2014We take no letters out of the Post Office unless they are pre-paid.MlMO MORNING SEPT.2 Timbeu Duties\u2014Thb last scrap of Protection, TO THE Nop-Tll AMERICAN COLONIES, IN THE Markets of the MoTiiEK-CouxTy\u2014Gone!\u2014It will be remembered that, at an early day in the late protracted session of our Colonial Parliament, on the motion of Mr.Egan, the honorable and patriotic member for the County of Ottawa-, and the indefatigable friend of the lumber trade, an address, to Her Majesty, was unanimously adopted by the legislature, remonstrating, in strong language, against the proposed remission of all protection to Canadian timber in the markets of Great Britain.We yesterday published my Lord Grey\u2019s reply to the Address in question i and we cannot refrain from asking his Lordship, if he conld not have told us the altered policy of Great Britain was adopted \u201cwith a view to tie advantage of the British Dominions at large,\u201d Thb Governor General.\u2014We learn that Messrs.McFarlane, Homier and Lynch, left this city last night for Toronto, to invite His Excellency to visit this city on his way to Boston.The Hon.Mr.McKay accompanied by his son, and his son-in-law, Mr.Keefer, left this city yesterday morning for England.We understand that Mr.Keefer goes home to consult the principal English engineers upon the subject of a bridge between the shores of the St.Lawrence at this city.He has prepared most elaborate plans of the shoals, &c., which, of course, he takes with him.hostility to the prompt and equitable settlement of the Reserves and Rectories, which we, in common with others, had always demanded.To accomplish the triumph of our principles at the approaching elections, is an object of intense interest to every well-wisher of his country.This depends much upon the union of Reformers\u2014a-union upon principle.Such arrangements have been made, as we announced last week, as will avert open disunion in our ranks, while the electors are requested to make no concession\u2014to abandon no position\u2014to slacken no effort to choose fit and proper persons to represent them in the next Parliament.Yet, with the full knowledge of this, the Globe denounces the attempt at conciliation upon such grounds.His new-born zeal in the Anti-State Church cause prevents him from giving his adhesion to the arrangement until he is satisfied that this cause is not to be sacrificed.Is the long-tried character of Dr.Rolph, as a representative, of the people ; his pre-eminent advocacy of religious liberty and equality\u2014his long and unwearied efforts to abolish the Clergy Reserves, no guarantee to tile country that our cause would be safe in his hands ?The Globe of yesterday remarks : We don\u2019t object to the union\u2014on the contrary, »vc go moroilgtllj- for uniouj and Yrcro aronnfç tho first to propose it ; but we want to be satisfied that the Anti-State Church cause is not to be sacrificed in bringing it about.Satisfy us on that, and all our opposition will be removed in a moment.The union, so far as it has been affected, simply removes obstacles out of the way, and gives free course to the energies of Reformers in the choice of their Representatives.Is this, we ask, to be despised if nothing else should follow ?Are we justified in refusing one advantage because we may not immediately get more?Future advantages will depend upon the wisdom and fidelity of Reformers at the hustings.Do they want the services of Dr.Rolph?\u2014they have now an opportunity of obtaining them.It is absurd to look for the details of an arrangement which is contingept on circumstances, and must be determined by the expression of public opinion.\u2014 Toronto Examiner.A Word in Season.\u2014We have much pleasure in affording \u201cHumanitas\u201d the use of our columns, and we trust his admirable suggestions will not be lost upon our readers.Derriana.\u2014A histoiy of the Siege of Londonderry, and the Defence of Enriskillen, in 1688 and 1689.Toronto: printed for a Committee, 1851.We have received a copy of this work (from the pen of the Rev.John Graham, M.A., Curate of Lifford, in the Diocese of Derry), from Messrs.R.& A.Miller.We have never read the book\u2014and it is extremely problematic whether we ever shall \u2014but there are few events in history more interesting in themselves, or, it may be, more important ia their results (for good or evil we leave the student in history to decide), than those which the Rev.Curate of Lifford has undertaken to write upon.For our own part, we think, the Reverend gentleman rather out of his proper sphere, as the narrator of such sanguinary transactions\u2014and, therefore, we shall for the present, at least, leave others to decide upon his merits as an historian.POET OF QUEBEC.ARIUVED\u2014AUG.30.Ship Montezuma, Leavitt, 31st July, Liverpool, via Lewis\u2019 Islands, order, ballast, 414 passengers Bark Fanny, Q,uiim, I3ih Aug, N York, LeMesurier & Co, do Brig- Xanthus, Todd.6th do, St Johns, Kfld, Gordon, Wilson A Co, do Schr Jean, Mercier, 9th do, Halifax.T Fraser, fish, 11 passengers Schr May Flower, Boulç.20th do, Antigonish, order, plas 1er Schr Marie Prisciile, Bernier, 13th do, Halifax, do, sugar and molasses CLEARED\u2014AUG.29.Ship York, McBurnie.Belfast, Parke & Co Ship Avon, Johnston, London, Levey & Co Ship Herald, Bruce, Liverpool, LeMesurier & Co > hip Arran, Miles, do.Gilmour A Co Ship Earl of Derby, Lowry, do, Hilchie A Co Bark Susan Taylor, Glasgow, do Bark 'l ay, Adams, do, A Provan Bark Mary, Payn, Lancaster.Sharpies A Co Bark Justyn, Thomson, Liverpool, do Bark Geurgiamu Barclay, Glasgow, Gordon, Wilson &.C o BarR Alexandrina, Lowes, Sunderland, W Dawson Worw Bark Caroline, Rudrnau.Belfast, Levey A Co Russ Bark Abo, Goes, London, do PASSENGERS.Return of the number of Emigrants arrived at the Port of Quebec, during the week ending this date :\u2014 Cabin, Steerage.New York, Sept.1.The steamer Atlantic arrived at 5)6 A.M., today.She brings about 160 passengers and four days later intelligence from Europe.She has made the most remarkable trip on record.She left this port for Liverpool on the 6th of August, and arrived out on the 17th, and left again at 3 P.M., on the 20th of August.The entire trip occupied 25 days and 17 hours.The America from Boston, arrived at Liverpool at 10 A.M., on the 17th \u2014eight hours after the Atlantic.They left Boston and New York respectively the same day.Cotton closed firmly at Liverpool, and in some cases at l£th advance.Flour during the last two weeks has declined Od to Is.Wheat also lower.Indian Corn unchanged.Consols closed at 96% for money and 90% fa) 96% for account.* ENGLAND.Funds have declined at London %th.Corn was Is lower.All branches of trade present a continued activity.American Stocks unchanged.Political news unimportant.The number of visitors to the Exhibition on the 18th August, was 57,000.The Commis-sioners had decided to close the building on Saturday, the 11th of October.On the 10th the Commissioners will meet to receive the reports of the several juries, and a general attendance of all interested is requested.At the close, leave will be given to exhibitors to remove their goods.The report of the jurors and the names of those receiving prizes, will be published in the London Gazette.The challenge of the yacht America remains unaccepted.She has entsred for a regatta at Cowes on the 22nd.The Queen\u2019s Cup will be run for by six vessels.The Queen\u2019s Royal Yacht Squadron are also competitors.SPAIN.Advices from Havana to the 17th of July had been received at Madrid.They made no mention of any disturbances on the Island.DENMARK.The King had a narrow escape on the 14th ult, the horses of his carriage having rim away, completely destroying the vehicle.IRELAND.Reports of the potato rot state that there is no further extension of the blight.The Roman Catholic Priests in Ireland have indicated their purpose to set at naught the prohibition and penalties of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill.Drs.McHale and Cullen have issued letters, showing that the Catholic Hierarchy is not dead, notwithstanding the recent Act of Parliament.A meeting of Catholics was about to be held, which promises to furnish further vituperation in defiance of the Government.FRANCE.The Nevenent contains an address from upwards of fifty English journals, to C.E.Hugo, on the occasion of his imprisonment for an article against the punishment of death.The Express uses strong language of sympathy.The grain crops of France will all be Carried in within a few days.The quantity is greater, but the quality inferior to previous years.A Committee of Surveillance, consisting of 20 members of the Assembly\u2014mostly Socialists\u2014 hold weekly meetings, for the discussion of the political condition of Paris and the departments of the Government.In case of any serious disturbance, all the representatives now in the Provinces are to be summoned to Paris.INDIA AND CHINA.The Overland Mail reached London on the 18th.The insurrection in China appears to be gaining ground, though little is known about its object or probabilities.The King of Siam died on the'3rd April.Kossuth is expected in England on the 1st of October.TO EMiGRAWTS REQUIRING EMPLOYMENT, OR SEEKING LOCATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT.Fiom England.a Ireland.9 Scotland.9 Lower Poi ta.0 At a meeting of the Board of Examiners of the Bar, for the District of Montreal, held yesterday, the following gentlemen were admitted to the practice of the Law :\u2014 Alexander Molson, B.C.L.Duncan Robertson.Benjamin Brewster.John Halloweil.Mrs.Lunn gratefully acknowledges the receipt of ten dollars, for the University Lying-in Hospital, enclosed as \u201c moiety of ground rent to the Circus.\u201d Music.\u2014The Band of the 20th Regiment will play on the Champ de Mars, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock :\u2014 1\u2014\tMarch.2\u2014 Overture Le Serment.Auber.3\u2014 Duetto Luisa Millar.Verdi.4\u2014\tGeburtstag Polka.Gnngil.5\u2014\tSelections from Robert le Diable.Meyerbeer.6\u2014\tKronung Walzer.Labityke.f\u2014Pot-Pourri, Pro aux Clercs.Benda.Tola!.Previously Reported.To corresponding period in 1850.Increase in 1851 24 346 310 629 695 994 1272 39 2000 2S908 31908 25851.Emigration Department, Quebec, 30lh Aug:., 1861.\t6057 A.C.BUCHANAN.Chief Agent.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.As the steamer Cresct nt, was coming out of Sorel last night, on her way down, she came in collision with the steamer Jacques Cartier, and hud the after pail of her ladies cabin stove in, and a piece of her railing carried \u2022 way.It is not known what damage the Jacques Cartier sustained\u2014as she continued her course upwards.Harper\u2019s Magazine.\u2014Mr.R.W.Lay of Notre Dame Street ; and John McCoy of Great Saint James Street, have received the September number of that useful and well conducted magazine.Notice.\u2014The Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Congregational Union of C.E., will be held during the present week.The services, which will all he open to the public, are arranged to he as follows : On Tuesday evening, at o\u2019clock, the Annual Sermon will he preached, in Gosford Street Church, by Rev.Thos.Bayne, of St.Andrews.On Wednesday and Thursday, the Business Session oi the Union will be held iu the basement of Zion Church, commencing each day at 9, A.M.On Wednesday evening, commencing at ?o\u2019clock, there will be a Soirée, in Zion Church Lecture Room, during which the business of the Annual Meeting of the Missionary Society will be transacted.On Thursday evening, at 7 o\u2019clock, there will be a meeting iu Zion Church, at which a narrative will be given of the State of Religion in the Churches, and the Lord\u2019s Supper observed.\u2014 Communicated.MARRIED.At Brooklyn, N.Y\u201e on the 26th ult., by the Rev.Dr.Spencer, Mr.T.D.Heathfield, to Amelia Jane, only daughter of Daniel McKay, Esq., of this city.SOCIAI, MEETING, CONGREGA TIONAL UNION.A SOCIAL MEETING in connection with the Xi.Congregational Union of Canada East, wili he held in the LECTURE ROOM of the ZION CHURCH, on the EVENING of WEDNESDAY next the 3rd instant, at half-past, SIX o\u2019clock.A brief Report will be presented by the Secretary, and addresses will be given by Ministers from the United States and Canada West.Admission by Tickets, (is 3d each) which may be had at the Stores of Messrs.A.Savage & Co., S.J.Lyman à Co., Charles Alexander ; and at the Door, on the Evening of the Meeting.Sept.2.\tu\u2014158 Consignee Wanted.rpHE CONSIGNEE of Wr., 600 BUNDLES ± HOOP IRON, per Bark THEBES, from Liverpool, to ORDER, is requested to apply for it immediately, or it will be sent to the Queen\u2019s Warehouse.EDMONSTONE, ALLAN & CO.Sept.2.\t158 To the Editor of the Montrsal Herald.Sir,\u2014It is generally acknowledged that our city of Montreal possesses the most splendid piers and wharves of any city on this continent, provided as it now is with brilliant gag-lamps and most efficient Water-Police, equipped with an apparatus to afford assistance to any unfortunate person who may fall into the water.Yet with ail this, is it not extraordinary that we have no Humane Society, provided with the necessary apparatus tor resuscitating drowned people ?indeed, 1 question if such an Apparatus can be found in the city.The frequent deaths by drowning i should awaken the citizens of Montreal to provide ; several apparatus, to be placed in conspicuous | places near the harbor ; and the citizens of Montreal whose occupations lead them in the vicinity of the river, to join the Society, and to be instructed in the use of the apparatus and the other means employed to resuscitate the drowned (every member of the Water-Police should be taught the use of the instruments).I am certain that it only requires a subscription list to be opened to procure ample funds to purchase three or four sets of apparatus; and every philanthropic individual will feel pleasure in joining the Society.I remain yours, Hum Anitas.1st September, 1851.James\u2019 Kew Novel.THE FATE, a Tale of Stirring Times, by G.P.R.James ' \u2014also.\u2014 Harper\u2019s New Monthly Magazine, for September Chambers\u2019 Papers for the People, vol 9 Chambers\u2019 Edinburgh Journal, vol 15 Byrne\u2019s Dictionary of Mechanics and Engineering London Labor and the London Poor, No 11 With an additional supply of the latest and most popular Works, just received by Express, and for sale bv R.CHALMERS & CO.September 2.\t158 Chambers\u2019 Publications.JUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals, a supply of the following :\u2014 Chambers\u2019 Edinburgh Journal, vol.15, from Jan.to June, 1851 Chambers\u2019 Papers for the People, vol.9 The Swan\u2019s Egg, by Mrs.S.C.Hall ForSaleby JOHN McCOY, 9, Great St.James Street.September 2.\tc\u2014158 BÎOTTIÆI» WIiSES» GUainpagne : j Moet\u2019s H Margaux St.Julien St.Estephe THE GLOBE AND THE COMPROMISE.The remarkable revolution performed of late by the Globe, from being \u201c a thick and thin supporter\u201d of the Ministry to that of an avowed and stern antagonist, has commanded the astonishment, if not the admiration of all our political astronomers.In October last, we find the following language in that journal, and it perfectly harmonizes with the whole course of policy it has chosen to pursue during the last three or four years.\u201cWe defy their opponents to point out a measure to which the Ministry stand pledged, that they have not moved upon.There are measures now on the carpet, as to which there are differences of'Opinion, but they have arisen since the Ministry assumed office.We fearlessly challenge the production of one pledge they have broken: \u2014Globe, 26th Oct, 1851.The challenge given in the above by the of the Cabinet we have champion of the Cabinet we have repeatedly without insulting the (unanimous) Canadian Le- I taken up and have shown that, if upon no other gislature by telling them they were as ignorant 'l1'63^'011\tviolated their pledges to their \u2022 constituents, upon the Reserve and Rectory quea- An Actto extend the provisions of an Act passed ct,iiHren of their own interests 9 Under nre i\t\u201cV\u201c\u201c.\t-qy co- in the present Session, intituled \u201c An Act to as CWKlren ot uieir own interests .Under pre-; tlon3 they had signally betrayed them.Con- make provisiOJW for the csoatruetion ef (t Mais 89nt escumstances, perfectly agree with bis ; viaced of this, we have naweariedly toiled to \u2019hits and Quarts [lc Cardinal j Ruinait, Pere et Fils Clarets, Of the first growths and l Chateau Lafitte vintages, in Wood & !\t1 Bottles, Pints and f Quarts\tJ Mock aiid Moselle, Still and Sparkling : Nierstein Deidesheimer Hockheim Muscatel Moselle Ports : Sandeman & Co ) Q.Qarris & Co\tPrime and Tawny Offley, Webber & Co ) Sherries, Brown, Gold and Amber Colors : Pemartin & Co\u2019s\tP.Garvey's Duff, Gordon & Co\u2019s Amontillado Madeira, E.and W.India : Newton, Gordon & Co.) tv , r-Howard Marsh & Co.\\ Fme.3 Sol,th-Blackburn\u2019s\t) 5lde' SAUTERNE HAUT and CHATEAU BURGUNDY, Still and Sparkling LATOUR BLANCHE.BARSAC\t\\ TENT WINE, &c.ic.&c.A large assortment of the foregoing Brands of Wines, in Store and for Sale, in Bond or Duty-paid, which, having been selected by a competent Agent, can with confidence be relied on, and if not approved of on trial, may be returned.TORRY, CLARKE & CO.No.3, St.Eloi Street.Sept, 2.\t158 ABBOTT & iVtOLSOiN, Advocates, 33 LITTLE ST.JAMES STREET.C.C.ABBOTT, B.C.L.ALKXR, MOLSON .B, 0.L.Sept.2.\t1m\u2014125 OWING to the diversion of the route of Emigrants proceeding to the West from the Ottawa and Rideau Canal route to that of the St.Lawrence, but few Emigrants have proceeded during late years to that section of the country; consequently, Labourers are now much wanted, and the rates of wages have considerably increased.The lumber trade of the Ottawa, which annually requires from 25,000 to 30,000 men, is now, owing to the increased demand for that great staple of the country, about to be much extended ; and as almost all those who transact this business are largely engaged in farming, a most fa- ¦ vourable opportunity is now offered to Emigrants to proceed to that section of the country : good active men will get, the first year, from £2 to £3 per month with their board ; and, after they have become acquainted with the work of the country and acquired the necessary skill, they will be competent to earn the highest wages, from £3 10s.to £4 per month, or from £35 to £40 per annum.Crown Lands, and those belonging to private individuals, can be obtained on more reasonable terms than in any other section of the Province; and farmers receive the highest cash prices for all the surplus produce they may have to dispose of.Apart from the demand for labour which the lumber trade affords, a large amount of money Is about to he expended on the following public works:\u2014a Timber Slide at Portage-du-Fort, a new Road from Bytown to Pembroke, a Plank Road from Bytown to Bell\u2019s Corner.Bytown and Prescott Railroad, and a Road to connect the waters of the Ottawa with Lake Huron, on which works a large number of labourers will bo required.The following gentlemen, resident in the neighbourhood, will furnish, on application, all needful advice and information ; and they have undertaken to give the fullest directions to Emigrante, whether their object be Labour or Settlement :\u2014 Joseph Aumond, Esq.Bytown.Messrs.C.& R.McDonnell.do.John Egan& Co.Aylmer.John Foram, Esq.do.Robert Conroy, Esq.do Alexander McDonnell, Esq.Sand Point, Township of McNab.Thomas O\u2019Neill, Esq.Castleford, Township of Horton.John Poupard, Eaq.'Westmeath.John Supple, Esq.Pembroke.D.O\u2019Meara, Esq.do.ROUTE AND MODE OF CONVEYANCE.MILES From Montreal to Bytown, by steamer daily.120 Bytown to Aylmer, by land.\".\t9 Aylmer to Sand Point, by steamer.43 Sand Point to Castleford, do .8 Castleford to Portage-du-Fort, do.\t9 Portage-du-Fort to Pembroke, by land and water.'.33 A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department, ( Quebec, August 11th, 1851.)\t158 Baltimore, Sept.1.\u2014A mercantile house has received letters by the Empire City from Havana.The Let ters, (after mentioning the capture of 50 men) state that 200 more were taken.The remainder, with Lopez, who was wounded, fled to the mountains, and were pursued by the troops.It is supposed they will be taken.Those arrested were immediatelv shot.NEW YORK MARKETS\u2014Sept.1.Ashes quiet ; sales 20 bris at f 5,72 for Pots, and §5,50 for Pearls.Flour\u2014Low grades less active\u2014supply not large, hut a disposition on the part of holders to meet buyers freely, under the influence of unfavorable advices by the Atlantic.Canadian heavy nnd in limited demand for the Provinces ; sales 1400 brls at $4 for No.1, in bond ; S3,25 for sour ; sales domestic, 8000 brls at $3,75/03,87 for State ; and §4104,12 for pure Genesee.Iu Wheat, but little doing, and the market heavy\u2014demand moderate\u2014some 10,000 bushels prime Chicago were taken at57c; we hear of 8000 bushels being cleared from first hands.r Ofi>8> FELLOWS\u2019 HALL.THE AZTEC XILLIPUTIANS, MAXIME AND BARTOLA.For One Week Longer.THESE celebrated and truly wonderful specimens of a PIGMY RACE from CENTRAL AMERICA, will exhibit as above, for ONE WEEK longer, commencing on MONDAY, 1st Sept, at the ODD FELLOWS\u2019 HALL, Great St.James Street.EXHIBITION OPEN : Afternoon, from 3 to 5 o\u2019clock.Evening, from 7)j to Oj-n o\u2019clock.Admission, 7J