Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 3 octobre 1855, mercredi 3 octobre 1855

[" REMOVAL ^ ¦\t0)T THB Montreal lleraïd Printing Offiee; THE Proprietors of this Establishment have REMOVED their PRINTING OFFICE to those large, central and commodious pm mises, in Notre Dame Street, formerly known as BRADBURY\u2019S BUILDINGS, Near St.Francois Xavier Street, nd immediately in rear of the New Post Office.ADVERTISEMENTS AND ORDERS FOR KVKItV DHBORIPTION 0» BOOK AHD JOB PRINTING, Will be received on the above premises and executed with despatch.\tt June 22, 1854.\t97 T HOUGHTON\u2019S BALES ROOMS, T 0 11 0_N T 0.TEIE Subscriber begs to inform the MERCHANTS OF MONTREAL that he is now PREPARED TO RECEIVE CONSIGNMENTS OF ALL DESÜillPWONS Of MSRCBÂÜDIZE, EITHER FOR Private Sale ©r Public Auction.All business entrusted to his care will receive his best personal attention, and prompt returns N^V\\\\V\\ü AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME XLVII.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1855.NUMBER 234.HERALD Steam, Book & Job Printing Offite.1Î09 Notre Dame Street,! (.Near St.François Xavin Street.) \u2018 ''HE Propiietors of this Estan'isiiment bog i, jl inform their friends am, 'hr oublie, fl.a' having enlarged their Stock of PRINTING \u2018.,A TEKIALS, STEAM PRESSES, Ac., they w; prepared to undertake every description of ISfflftît., J!oI\u2018 ».i»a Cn.r.S ¦ N THi\u2019.fR NEW PREMISES.Having recently added one of HOE\u2019S NtVt OYLINDLR PRESSES, for Job Printing, tothei.Stock, they ho.e to be able to execute eve; description , J JHi! PRINTING at moderate ratet and with great, despatch.Their present stock of STEAM PRESSES wi enable them to throw off upwards of 'VO.DOC IMPRESSIONS PER DAY.\t\u2019 May 4.\t54 FOR SALE.CUAmPAGME.^0BASKETS JOCKEY CLUB for sale by August 25.C.RERAK & McGIBBON, 152 Notre Dame Street.201 made.Toronto, Sept.6, 1855.C.J.HOUGHTON.1m 212 BOSTON & SANDWICH GLASS C01IPMÏ DRUGGISTS WARE.THE Subscriber respectfully announces that he is prepared to receive orders for the above description of Goods.HENRY A.GLASSFORD, Agont for Canada, Union Buildings, St.Francois Xavier Street, Where Samples are on view.August 24.\t232 College of Physicians & Surgeons LOBSTERS ! LOBSTERS ! pRESERVED LOBSTERS in.1 and 2 lb.tins, for sale by August 25.CRERAR & McGIBBON, 152 Notre Dame Street.201 wihes.and SANDEMAN\u2019S PORT ; HOW- X.OWER OF SASTADA.THE SEMI-ANNUAL M E E T I N G of the BOARD OF GOVERNORS of the COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, for the purpose of EXAMINATION, will be held in the City of Quebec, on TUESDAY, the 9th of October next, at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M.Candidates are required to deposit their Credentials with either of the Secretaries, at least ten days before the meeting, and to fill up a Schedule of their Education, forms for which can be obtained on application to the Secretaries ; and they are also required to deposit at the same time, the amount of lees which would become due in the event of successful examination.J.E.LANDRY.M.D., HECTOR PJSLTIER, M.D., Secretary.Montreal, Sept.10th, 1855.\tits 214 The \u201cQuebec Gazette\u201d^tnd \u201cSherbrooke Gazette\u201d will please insert the above twice a week for one month, and send account to the Treasurer for payment.NOTICE.THE ANNUAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the COUNTY of TWO MOUNTAINS, will be held at the Company\u2019s Office, Chatham Street, ST.ANDREWS, on MONDAY, the FIRST DAY of OCTOBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of ELECTING a NEW BOARD of DIRECTORS for the ensuing year, conformably with the Acts of Incorporation and Bye-Laws of the Company, at which time a statement of the affairs of the Institution will tje submitted to the Meeting.By order of the Board, A.G.FENWICK, Secretary and Treasurer.Office of the M.F.I.Co.of the ) County of Two Mountains, > St.Andrews, Sept.10, 1855.\t)\t217 NOTICE.THE DIRECTORS of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the COUNTY of TWO MOUNTAINS have taxed all Notes held up to the 21sL February, 1855, T6 per centum, payable at their Office, Chatham Street, ST.ANDREWS, on or before 1st October, 1855.A.G.FENWICK, Secretary and Treasurer.Sept.10.\t217 DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP^ HUNT\u2019S\t.ARD à MARCH\u2019S MADEIRA, and choice brands of CHAMPAGNE, on hand and for sale by H.L.SHARING, Family Grocery, Corner of Place d\u2019Armes and Notre Dame St.August 25.\t201 FOR SALE.FALL DRY ROODS.FOR SALE.\u2014Receiving via the United States, and ex \u201c Mohawk\u201d and \u201c City of Quebec,\u201d &c.Grey Cottons, med.and extra qualities Leather GloVes, Mitts and Gauntlets Ladies\u2019 Furs and White Wool Boas Men\u2019s Fur Caps and Gauntlets New Styles of German Pure Laines, Scotch Galas, Silk Winseys, Polkas, Mantles and Dresses Scotch & Leicester Hosiery and Gloves Flannels, Plaidings and Kerseys Printed Druggets, Green Baize Prints, Dark Chintzes and Stout Blues Lace Goods, in full assortment Small Wares, do do Oil Baizes, Imit.Woods and new Fancies Galloons, Paris Bindings, Buttons Wool & Cashmere Printed Long Shawls Coburgs, Alpaccas, Lastings S\u2019fiue Broads, Doeskins and Satinets Shirting and Bine Stripes Bleached Shirtings, Scotch Hollands Bagging, Forf'ars, Patent Canvas Batts, Wads, Combs, I.R.Braces Ticks, Denims, B.Drills, C.Flannels ROBERT ADAMS, 298, St.Paul Street.August 27.\t202 G.M.MILLAR, 273 ST.PATS, STREET, HAS NOW IN STORE, and is daily receiving direct from manufacturers, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH & AMERICAN STAPLE BRIT GOODS, Mdapted to the present Season, Which he offers at low prices to the Trade, BY THE PACKAGE, Or in lots to suit COUNTRY PURCHASERS.Sept.13.\t232 rOR SALE.I pi/A cases American Satinetts and Fancy JLtJvy\tCassimeres 200 pcs American Carpetings, new styles 40 cases Canada Grey Cloths 10 bales Felt Beavers 500 dozen Cotton Bags \u2014Also,\u2014 100 bales Best Southern Yarn FOR SALE.ASHTON\u2019S GOODS.60 bales Ashton\u2019s Grey Domestics 20 eases do Moleskins 10 do do Sept.13.White Shirtings G.M.MILLAR, 273 St.Paul St.232 E.ATWATER & CO., St.Nicholas St., Montreal, OIL, LiAD & COLOR MERCHANTS IMPORTERS OF (xcrmaii Sheet Window Glass, STAR & DIAMOND STAR BRANDS.MANUFACTURERS OF Copal Varnishes, &c.E.ATWATER.FOR Sâ.l.æs, MUSCOVADO and Refined Sugars Molasses and Syrups Brandy, Pale and Dark Montreal and U.C.High Wines Port, Sherry and Champagne Wines W.W.Vinegar DeKuyper\u2019s Gin, in hbds and cases Cod, Seal, Olive and Sperm Oils Montreal and Liverpool Soap Moulded, Adamantine and Sperm Candles Indigo, Epsom Salt, Copperas, Alum Sulphur, Cassia, Whiting, Pickles, Ginger Black Lead, Cloves, Glue, Saltpetre With a general assortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 250 chests Twankay, Gunpowder, and Young Hyson Teas 150 boxes Cavendish and other Tobaccos 500 boxes Window Glass 150 barrels Mackerel 250 do Large Split and Unsplit \u2014and\u2014 250 Stoves, St.Maurice Forges, assorted sizes 200 Dutch Ovens 100 casks English Manufactured Nails L.MARCHAND & CO.Sept.14.\t218 NOTICE.HOPS! HOPS! HOPS! rpHE Subscriber is now prepared to supply JL Brewers, Bakers, and all consumers of EC R T ï, A IV » , CONNECTING WITH THE G-aAKis Tswmi: RAiaROA».BOARD AND LODGING.A FEW BOARDERS or a FAMILY can bo accommodated with Board and Lodging in a central part ot the city.Apply at No.63 St.Lewis Street.Terms moderate.Oct.3.\tr mwf 234 TO LET, A VERY convenient and respectable DWELLING HOUSE in Champ do Mars Street.Eight rooms.Rent £45.Apply at this office, or at 63 Champ do Mara St.Oct.3.\t231 WANTED by the Subscribers, a good steady MILLER, one who understands his business and can be well recommended.Apply to HAMILTON BROTHERS, Hawkesbury Mills.Oct.3.\t234 A GOOD COOK WANTED that will undertake Washing and Ironing.And u NURSE also.Apply at this office.Sept.25.\t227 Torch-light Procession.THE FIREMEN beg leave to inform the Public that they will turn out in great strength, and show themselves off i n a TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION\u2014proving that, although not at tho taking of SEBASTOPOL, they unite with all in nutting forth an UNQUALIFIED D E MO NSTRATION! Sept.29.\t231 Illumination! JUST received, a supply of FIREWORKS, suitable for the Public rejoicings at the recent Victories of the Allies.S.J.LYMAN k CO , Place d\u2019Armes.Oct.2.\t233 NOTICE.THE Subscriber being about to leave Montreal for Toronto, requests all parties indebted to him to call and settle during this week.Parties having claims against him will please present them to JOHN SPE1RS, Esq.F.C.T.ARNOLDI M.D.Oct.2.\tr 233 ; WEST END \t1853.\t1854.\t1855.White Pine.1\t5,271,153\t16,783,431\t11,738,064 Red Pine.\t1,144,956\t2,905,757\t1,987,086 Oak\t\t912,049\t1,042,6:9\t1,453,497 Eitu.\t654,556\t1,551,440\t1,419,014 Ash\t\t158,518\t159,058\t116,860 Basswood.\t6,781\t20,926\t14,811 Butternut.\t1,063\t1,287\t1,486 Tamarac.\t697,892\t2,539,689\t219,902 Birch & Maple\t70; 759\t40,825\t99,937 Masts&Buspts\t353 pcs\t786 pcs\t201 pcs Spars\t\t'IDO pcs\t2,280 pcs\t2,790 pcs Sind Staves 1301.G.3.21\t\t990.8 2.7\t1928.8.0.14 W 1 Slaves id830.3)2.18\t\t7476.7.3.15\t2125.3.1.12 Bid Staves\t2.7.1 23\t0.1.0.21\t0.3.3.18 COUNTING THE COST AND ESTIMATING THE GAIN.(From the London Times, Sept.13.) For the fifth time in the course of a twelve-month the long monumental list of killed and wounded is inscribed on our pages.Alma, Bataklava, Inkermann, the fatal 18th of June, and now Sebastopol itself, are glorious, but dea-ly-pare based titles.The British forces who took part in the last successful assault were buta small portion af the whole allied army engaged in it, yet they have lost 26 officers killed, 113 officers wounded, and, it is said, near 2,000 altogether, kilted and wounded, of all ranks.The total loss' of the allies is said to be no less than 15,000 killed and wounded'.It is scarcely possible to hear so terrible au announcement without asking, as it one had never asked before,\u2014Isit possible thgt anything can justify so terrible a sacrificd?What point of honour, what political consideration what remote prospect of advantage, or precaution of self-defence is worth tbemutualslaughter and mutilation of thirty or forty thousand men?There are persons\u2014nay, there are Governments and nations\u2014that are prepared with their answer, and it is, that it is better to submit to some trifling modification of liberty and imaginary diminution of honour that perish miserably in a ditch, or languish, still more miserably, a cripple, a burden, a spectacle, a nuisance to society;'without enjoyment, power, oneven consideration.It is enough to reply that this is not tho answer of Englishmen.It is notour nature, nor have we been bred to it.Could ive suppose ourselves in any way making such a decision we should never cease to repent it, and every day purchased at the cost of such submission would be so much more misery.In honour, as in religion, we pre-xer freedom and self-respect, though with wounds and broken health, to comfortable degradation or exile.¦ We are fortified against tbe misgivings that weak nature may suggest at the thought of these lamentable losses aud sufferings.No price is too; great for honour.This , is felt not merely , as a public consideration, but still more deeply! and tenderly as the precious balm of private sorrow.We will venture to say that there is not one parent, one brother, one child of an age to appreciate honour-'\u2014we could almost add, one | William Quinn, Supervisor.Comparative Statement of Arrivals and Tonnage ht this Port, in the years 1864 and 1855, to the 24i,h Oct, is as follows :\u2014 1854.1101 Vessels.489,971 Tons.1355.533\t\u201c\t271,108\t\u201c Less this year;.568 208,963 Comparative Statement of arrivals and tonnage from the Lower Ports, in 1.804 and 1855, up to the 1st October in each year:\u2014 1854\t.121 Vessels.9512 Tons.1855\t.128\t\u201c\t10700 \u201c More this year.7 1118 Imports Toy tlie Clinmplain & St.Lawrence .ttw-ilroad.October 2.Anderson, Evans & co 3 bxs screws ; Crathern k Caverhill 1 do do ; W R Hibbard 6 brls alcohol ; Knapp k Holmes 69 csts 1031 hf do 10 cs 22 bdls catties tea 150 bags coffee ; Lymans, Savage k co 2 bxs drugs; K& A Miller 1 do ink; Nelson k Butters 15 bdls 1-g-framts ; H Routh k co 30 bis hemp 30 brls tar ; James Hodges 2 bxs ; O H Cross 2 bids crackers ; Perrier k co 1 bx ; Brown, Hibbard, Brown & co 29 bgs 1 lump India rubber ; C Birch 1 piano ; Jacob Aaron k co 10 cs paintings.Imports Ly t.lae Laeliiiic Lftiial- October 1.Per Barge OAK :\u2014Noad Bros 11790 bushels wheat.Oct.2.Per B.EMPIRE! :\u2014Sundry owners 120 brls apples; N S Whitney 2 bis 3 bxs goods; Wm Atkins 1 bx books ; Wm Rosa 1 kg ; Binmore k Brodie 47 brls flour 37 bgs butter ; Wm Footuer 1 kg butter; E McLennan 50 bids flour; Order 17 bgs wheat.Per Str.KINGSTON :\u2014H Jones & co 25 kegs butter.Per Steamer KINGSTON:\u2014H Jones & co 25 kegs butter.Per Steamer RANGER:\u2014J & J Mitchell 10 brls peaches; J A Walker 14 do tallow; Renaud k Frere 9085 bushels wheat 528 brls flour; A Howard 1 bx; W S McFarlano 1 cs hams.THE A 1 First Class Steamers CALEDONIA, W ESTE R.N PORT and JACKSON, one year old, 600 tons burthen.One of the above Steamers will leave Now York and Portland every SATURDAY, at FIVE P.M., until further notice.The proprietors are determined to make this the cheapest and most reliable route between this place and New York.Goods will be taken to or from tho Baltimore, Norfolk and Richmond Line of Steamers, without any charge for drayage in New York.Goods forwarded by this line to Montreal, Quebec, and all Stations on the Grand Trunk Railway, with despatch, at the cheapest rates.The attention of Canadian shippers is respectfully called to this line as forming the most direct route to and from Canada over the above unrivalled broad guage railroad.Goods subject to only ono traushipment, and received on board daily.Freight shipped by this line cun be insured at the lowest rates.For Freight or Passage apply to JOHN RILEY, cor.Washington k Albany Sts., N.Y.; or M.PENNINGTON, Grand Trunk Railway Office, Montreal ; S.T.WEBSTER, Grand Trunk Railway Office, Point Levi, Quebec; or to - EMERY & FOX, Brown\u2019s Wharf, Portland.Oct.3.\t6m mwfs 234 THE LIFE OF CUREAU.THE Life of JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, late Master of the Rolls in Ireland, by his son, William Henry Curran, with additions and notes by R.Shelton Mackenzie, DCL, Gs 3d The Match Girl, or Life Scenes as they are, illustrated, cloth 6s 3d Sceues in the Practice of a New York Surgeon, by Bd.H.Dixou, M D, Editor oftho Scalpel, illustrations by parley, Gs 3d Tsora\u2019s Child, 1 vol, 12oio, cloth, 504 pages, 6s 3d The Planter\u2019s Victim, or Incidents of American Slavery, with illustrations, Gs Richard Hurdis, a Tale of Alabama\u2014No.2 of Simms\u2019 Border Novels (new aud revised edition), Gs 3d Little Nell, from the Old Curiosity Shop of Chas Dickens, Is 10)4d Franklin, the Apprentice Boy\u2014No.2 Harpers' Story Books\u2014Is 3d, 15s per annum Harpers\u2019 Magazine for October, 15s per annum Putnam\u2019s do\tdo 15s do For sale by\tB.DAWSON, No.23 Great St.James St., late Post Office.Oct.3.\t234 TUST RECEIVED AT THE J BOOK STORE\" \u2014 Harper\u2019s Magazine for October.Star Papers, by II.Ward Beecher.Heartsease, or the Brother\u2019s Wife, 2 vols.JOHN ARMOUR, 275 Notre Dame St, opposite Recollet Church.Oct.2.\t233 TO LET, l DWELLING HOUSE containing 5 I 'eeS Rooms, situated on'the corner of St.German and St, Catherine Streets.Apply to\tMICHEL T1NII0RGE.Oct.2.\tm 233 TO LET, THE HOUSE at present occupied by Dr.ARNOLDI, in Craig Street, Possession given immediately.Oct.2.\tr'233 r».»« tmii JÜST received at tbe WEST END BOOK STORE\u2014 Tho 2nd Volume of \u201c The Banker\u2019s Daughter,\u201d or, The Lost Witness ; Reynolds\u2019 last aod best work Scenes in the Practice of a New York Surgeon, by Edward H.Dixon, M D The End, by Dr Gumming Cora and the Doctor, or Revelations of a Physician's Wife Graham\u2019s Magazine for October Putnam\u2019s do\tdo JOHN ARMOUR, 275 Notre Damo St., opposite Rècollet Church.Oct.3.\t234 TO LET, And may be entered upon immediately; that coimuodiouB House, No 51 St.Urbain Street, in front of the School Buildings occupied by Hie Subscriber.To a responsible party who would undertake the supervision of the whole premises, it won Id be let till the 1st of May next, on favorable terms.S.PHILLIPS.Oct.2.\tm 233 NOTICE is hereby given, that Mr.EDWIN N.BOSTWICK is no longer in our empfoy.KNAPP Montreal, 5th Sept., 1855.k HOLMES.232 JLight ! lAghi CAMPHENE EXPLODED.IAght 4WO or THREE GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with BOARD, &c., with a Private Sitting Room, at No.54 St.Joseph St.Sept.26.\t228 THE SUBSCRIBER is offering to the public generally, and to Country Merchants in particular A New Patent Oil Lamp, warranted to give a light equal lo Camphene, and that with common Oil.Parties re (hiring Shop Lamps are invited lo call and see them burning.Also\u2014Lanteros, Lamp Globes, aud a large assortment of everything in the Lamp line.Burning Fluid, Lamp Oils, Camphene, ko.kc.W.R.HIBBARD, 161 St.Paul Street, opposite Gillespie, Moffatt & Co.\u2019s Sept.27.\t229 ASHTON\u2019S MINTS.JUST received from several vessels in port-FIFTY BALES, oomprising Dark Purples, Browns and Chintzes.WILLIAM HOBBS, Junr., Sole Agent for Canada.Old Exchange, St.Joseph St., ( October 1, 1855.\t) du 232 A FS.JOHN LEVEY.Sect.27.\t229 This Day, Wednesday, October 3d AT THE STORES OF MESSES.J.& J.MITCHELL, Will be sold for account of whom it may concern : SUGAR 28 Hhds ?30 Brls $ Cases Salad Oil Damaged by Fresh Water.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock precisely.JOHN LEEMING, 234\tAuctioneer.LIYERFOOL SALT, Sn Rulk and SSarrels, BY AUCTION.On THUKSMY Morning, OCT.4, ALONGSIDE THE SCHOOM3ER \u201c JENTWY MMD,\u201d LAYING AT ISLINGTON PIER, NO.2, WILL BE SOLO, SbIrReIsI LIVERPOOL SALT.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock.JOHN LEEMING, 234\tAuctioneer.EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT BALE OF LEATHER ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th, AT THE STORES OF Messrs.J.& J.Mitchell, Will be Sold AN ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH, FRENGÏ1 AND CANADIAN X.3E3 A T JEU X?.! A.\u2018DC\u2019 3 Consisting of Sole Leather, various brands Harness do Upper do and Kips Split do American and Canadian French Calfskins Upper and Lower Oanadafflo \u2014also,\u2014 42 doz Prime Wax Kip Butts 25 do do Grain GoatSkins 58 do do Hides, Spanish & English Cordovan 14 squares 80 do do Prime Wax Kip Butts do English Calfskins \u2014likewise,\u2014 18 pairs Jet Black Lasting 18 do Blue Black do 12 do Black Cashmere 12 do Buff Jean 12 do Lamb Skin \u2014WITH,\u2014- Enamelled Seal,'Patent French Calf, Bazils, Roans, Shoe Duck, Lastings, &c., &c., kc.Ami Without Reserve, 60 Cases SUPERIOR INDIA RUBBER SHOES ! Consisting of : 20 cases Men\u2019s Metallic Overshoes, each 30 pairs, 20 do Women\u2019s do do each 36 pairs, 20 do do do Buskins, each 36 pairs.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock.JOHN LEEMING, 227\tAuctioneer.UNDEItWinTEKS\u2019 SALE.Damaged Moleskins and Thread.ON SATURDAY MORNING, Oct.6tli, At the Stores of the Subscriber WILL BE SOLD For Account of Underwriters and others concerned : § 451\u2014Part of Bale,\u2014 13 pcs Drab Moleskin Ex \u201cToronto.\u201d -AT.QOj\u2014i\u2014 7 doz Safin Finish Linen Thread Ex \u201c Canada.\u201d Damaged on Voyage of Importation.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.JOHN LEEMING, 234\tAuctioneer.FOR, SALE _RY AUCTION.THE Subscriber has had placed in his charge, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Two Large aud Maguificeut ALTAR PIECES! Suited to the adornment of Churches, Chapels, Religious and Educational Institutions, Being Superior Copies of RAFFAELLE\u2019S Great Painting, the THAHSFIGDHATIOH ! Now at Rome; And of RUEBEN\u2019S most Celebrated Work, the DESCENT FROM THE CROSS! Now at Antwerp.The size of the copies are 14 feet high and 10 feet wide, and are now on view at the Subscriber's Stores, opposite the Recollet Church.Kf\u2019 If desired, either or both of them will be sold at private sale ; otherwise they will be SOLD BY AUCTION Ou Tuesday Morning, October 0, At ELEVEN o'clock.JOHN LEEMING, Auctioneer.227 \u201cAÏRLIE,\u201d JTEilR .:?BO*VtME.IE.r'J'tHE Subscriber 1ms received instructions to 1 bring into the Market, the whole of that fine Property known as \u201c AIRLIE,\u201d situate at COTE DES NEIGES, near Montreal, consisting ot about One Hundred and Ninety-Six Acres, For PARK LOTS, commanding Magnilicenl Scenery and other most desirable advantages near the city, this Property is probably unrivalled on the Island.Further Paniculars will shortly be published.JOHN LEEMING, 194\tAuctioneer and Land Agent.TO ILajEST.That very ELEGANT and COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, Vo 5, Cornwall Terrace.House Furnished with every-Modern Arrangement.The GASALIERS, OIL-CLOTH, and large CARPET, may he take at a valuation, if desired.* Possession first November, or a little sooner, if required.\u2014likewise,\u2014 Those Commodious and CENTRAL BUSINESS STORES and OFFICES, the Property of the HEIRS CUVILLIER, situate corner of John Street and St.Sacrament Street, near the Exchange.Possession 1st October, or sooner, if required Anply to JOHN LEEMING, \u2022 Land Agent, &c iSte.September 11.\t215 Delightful Country Residence FOR_SÂLE.THE Subscriber has been instructed by Mr.ALFRED SAVAGE to offer for sale by PRIVATE CONTRACT, his Cottage Residence and Grounds, Most pleasantly situated at COTE RES JYESGES, Commanding a most extensive and beautiful view ; and withiu easy distance from the city.The Cottage neatly built, [minted and papered throughout, has all the conveniences desirable for a Country Residence.In the Grounds is a fine YOUNG ORCHARD, just coming into full bearing; Large Garden, trenched throughout and stocked with Choice Fruit Trees ; Six Stall Stable ; a never failing Ice-House, and other arrangements, all that can be desired.The Property consists of about Eleven acres ; of this say Six acres are open lauds, in fine cultivation.The brow of the Mountain takes a further small portion, adding greatly to the beauty of the locality.The Woodlands are of the richest soil, and could with trilling expense be made into a fine Orchard.A considerable quantity of wood might he taken from the land, witli advantage to the remaining trees.For further particulars apply to JOHN LEEMING.August 7.\t186 AUCTION SALES.BsT STEWART '.NEW FALL MY GOODS.THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL, AT THKIR STORKS, Saint Francois Xavier Street, Oil THURSDAY, 4th of OCTOBER, An Extensive Assortment OP 3*03! \"W FALL DRY GOODS, NOW RECEIVING FROM VESSELS IN PORT, Consisting of,\u2014 Superfine Black Cloths Superfine Cassimeres and Doeskins Black and Col\u2019d Beavers and Pilots Petershams and Siberian Cloths Fine Scarlet Rose and Blue Saxony Flannels Welch and Lancashire Flannels Whitney and Mackenaw Blankets 5-4 Fancy and Madder Prints White and Grey Cottons and Sheetings 8-4 Woollen Shawls, Long and Square Black and Colored Cobourgs k Circassians Lamb\u2019s Wool Shirts, Drawers and Hosiery Cotton Tick, Jean Stripes and Denims Book, Mull and Jaconet Muslins Diapers, Towelling and Damasks Lined Kid and Woollen Gloves \u2014Also - 100 bales Black and White Wadding 100 do Batting 50 cases India Rubber Shoos \u2014Together with \u2014 A Retail Baukrujff Stock.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock precisely.232\tBSNNING & BARSALOU.rr The following Sale is POSTPONED until THURSDAY, 4th October: \u2014 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.THE Subscribers have received instructions to SELL AT THEIR STORES, ON THURSDAY, 4th of October, A NUMBER OF Building Lots, 40 feet by 140 feet, French measure, more or less, having a frontage on two projected streets, in the centre of that beautiful Field AT OOTE-A-BARRON.The property is commuted, and terms easy.A plan of the Lots may be seen, and any information required may be had, by applying to the Subscribers.ICT Sale at TEN o\u2019clock.BENNING & BARSALOU.233 SALE OF CANADIAN MANFACTUURES, By the Package.IT THE STORES ME.JOHN DQUGALV 255, St.Paul Street j On Thursday next, 4th October, WILL BE SOLD, 200 bales Blk and White Wadding 200 do Batting 30 do Sheetings, Denims and Tickings 60 cases No.1 India Rubbers 30 do Montreal made Boots and Shoes 30 bales Sherbrooke Kerseys, Flannels and Satinets 200 reams Wrapping Paper\u2014Cap, Crown, Elephant, kc.\u2014also,\u2014 The following IMPORTED GOODS An invoice of Made Shirts and Neckties Silks, Lustres, Cobourgs, Merinos Cloths, Doeskins, Umbrellas, kc.\u2014AND IP IN TIME,\u2014 An invoice of Fine Flannels 232 Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.BENNING k BARSALOU.3Vi;Ja-OOua.mC33!^ri AND COMFECTIOMEBY ! THU StCBSCRXSE&S 4 Have received instructions TO SELL AT THEIR STORES, TUESDAY NEST, OCTOBER !Hh, A large consignment of real Italian MACCARONI, RASPBERRY VINEGAR, AND CONFECTIONERY, Just received, consisting of 250 bxs Maccaftmi 10 cases Raspberry Vinegar 30 do Assorted Jams in Jars 20 do do Confectionery in Tins.The whole without reserve.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.234\tBENNING & BARSALOU.STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES ! fJlHE Subscriber is now receiving an exten-X sive assortment of COOKING, HALL and PARLOUR.STOVES, adapted for Wood or Coal.The Cooking Stoves combine with the most recent improvements, an unusual thickness of metal, which is not only conducive to durability and economy in fuel, but also in generating a greater degree of heat than ordinary Cooking Stoves.JOHN KELLER, 135 St.Paul Sireet.Sept 27.\tr 229 \u2019 OOIEtUNT.Q AAA BUSHELS will be SOLD in LOTS OUUl.f to SUIT PURCHASERS, during this and the ensuing week, to close the lot, Cheap 1 By B.P.PAIGE k CO., Wellington Street.Sept.27.\td 229 ©rate Coa3.A SMALL LOT of superior quality, SCREENED.H.E.SCOTT, Commissioner Street.Sept 27.\t229 FRESH ARRIVALS.rjnHE] Subscribers have just received from the JL Manufacturer in France, an Invoice of RICH AND ELEGANT JEWELLERY, of Rare and New Designs, including BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR-RINGS, RINGS and PINS, GUARD and VEST CHAINS, STUDS and SLEEVE BUTTONS, NECKLACES and CHATTE LAINES; which are now on view.\tSAVAGE a LYMAN.Sept.22.\tda 225 GORDON & GO.OFFER Full SALE ON THE SPOT AND TO ARRIVE\u2014 Liverpool and Windsor Soaps, Mustard in kegs k jars, Pickles in cases, Jamaica Ginger, Cream of Tartar, Epsom Salts, Washing aud Baking lodas, Bleaching Powder, T D Scotch Pipes, Paris White, Black Lead, Dry White Lead, Venetian Red, kc.Ac.Sept.26.\t228 T«W ILiffles.HAWSERS, from 6J4 to 8 inches, suitable for the Luke and River craft, for sale by GORDON & CO.228 F Sept.26.HOPS ! HOPS ! HOPS! OR SALE, of this year\u2019s growth, in good condition.\u2014also\u2014 A few bales of last year\u2019s growth\u2014Cheap.CARTER, KINGAN & MAIR.SepLJA^\t1m 217 Dairy Butter.PACKAGES very Superior, just received OtJ and for Sale by CRERAR & MoGIBBON, 152 Notre Dame Street.Sept.26.\t_\t228 ILS.\u2014JUST RECEIVED, and FOR SALE, by the Subscribers,\u2014 180 brls Refined Seal Oil 70 do Winter Bleached Whale 100 do Pure Cod Oil \u2014Also,\u2014 40 bris N.S.Salmon 100 do Medium No.2 Mackerel 60 hlf brls do 100 brls Green Codfish 600 bxs Smoked Herrings WHYTE, ROSS & CO.Sept.26, 1855.\t228 o I UST RECEIVED, and FOR SALE, by the el Subscribers,\u2014 89 brls New York \u201c Standard\u201d Syrup 100 do Sugar-house Molasses 600 chests Assorted Teas 400 bxs Assorted Tobacco, IG\u2019s, 10\u2019s, 8\u2019s, 5\u2019s.jib and 1ft WHYTE, ROSS & CO.Sept, 26, 1855.\t_______228 Montreal, Sept.4, 4620 I ÏOlfSRS, &.\u2022 y 0 R S A L K O R 'Tf I MONTREAL HERALD AND DAÏLÏ OOMMERCIAL GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER Ê, 1855 Subscriber.Sept.20.TU L Kf, from the First November I.c.vt, THÈ HOUSE occupied by tbe Subscriber, No.5 University Avenue, Beaver Hall.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 TO LET IMMEDIATELY, AN OFFICE, comprising Two Rooms, above the gateway in the House ii St.Gabriel Street belonging to the NOTICES.NOTICE.' t 'HE business heretofore carried on by me, 1 and known as the CITY FOUNDRY, will in future be continued by Mr.ROBERT MILLARD.Montreal, 23d August, 1865.C.P.LADD.232 ARCH.FERGUSON.223 TO BE LET, (Until the 1st May next,) .THAT delightful COTTAGE at Cote St.Antoiue, now occupied by DAVID MOSS, Esq., who is moving into lown.Kent no object.Sept.18.\t221 House to Let in Beaver Hal], SITUATED ON UNION AVENUE, contains 7 Rooms aud Kitchen, Gas! Water, and Double Yards.Apply at this office.H-_______ 215 WITH reference- to the above notice, the undersigned having purchased the above establishment, will continue and carry on the! same business in all its branches, and is prepared to manufacture and furnish ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS with dispatch, and at the lowest possible prices ROBERT MILLARD.By his Attorney, M.Babcock.Montreal, August 23,1855.\t232 HOTELS, &c.TO LET IMMEDIATELY, AN OFFICE, comprising Two Rooms, above the Gateway in the premises belonging to the subscriber in Saint Gabriel Street.It can bo papered and fitted up to suit a tenant.August 10.ARCH.FERGUSON.188 TO LET, .^¦:A THAT FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, No.4 làilHel IiBNNY\u2019.S Buildings, situated in St.,««-=a=&.Joseph Street, lately occupied by Mr.Thomas Pbok.\tj Immediate possession will be given.Apply to WALTER BENNY, St.Joseph Street.August 4.\t232 isms TO, BE LET, .A WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, and BOARDING HOUSE, situated in tbe Village of Longueuil.For further particulars apply to JOSEPH MACKENZIE, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 109^2 Notre Dame Street.August 1.______ 232 FOR SALK, An exceedingly eligible RESIDENCE and most desirable PROPERTY in a .very favorite and fashionable part of tbs City, in «scellent repair, and in all respects suitable for a genteel family.JOHN DEEMING, Land Agent.July 26.'\t232 TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS! j o:-'/ xæt» A desirable WAREHOUSE to let on WELLINGTON STREET, TORONTO, with bonded compartments on tbe premises.Having been lately occupied by a Dry Goods firm, all, fho-fixtures remain, which would be given at a fair valuation.Rent moderate.Possession given immediately.Apply to H.A.JOSEPH, Toronto.June 25.\t232 TO LET, ,T IN a central part of the City, a ROOM, about CO fept in length, and with a Fireproof Safe, well adapted for a Sample or Show Room.Apply at tbe Herald Office.May 16,\t114 TO LET, TWO or THREE.OFFICES in Moulins' |Ma(| Buildings.iAKa.Possession given on 1st April next.Apply to F.F.MULLINS, 69 Commissioner Street f March 6.\t232 NOTICE.ALL persona indebted to the Estate of tbe .late THOMAS WILLIAMS, Merchant, ot this city, are requester] to make immediate payment; and those having claims against said Estate, will please send in the same to the undersigned.MILES WILLIAMS, MILES WILLIAMS, Jr., Executors, Montreal, 6th July, 1856.\t232 BftOÜGH & I'ACDoIaLD, cosŒæaciÊisïoær Lumber Merdbants WEST TROV, N.F., (Office, below the Upper Ferry.) KEFKRENCKS: Wm Workman, Esquire, Montreal.Wm.Dow,\t\u201c\t\u201c Jascsiî G.Sims, \u201c\t\u201c Luthbr H.Holton, \u201c\t\u201c Jan.5.\tly 4 IfflCfitA'Sr &.IÏKAT«araEf,SÏ, forwarding and Commission Merchants, 130 COMMERCIAL STREET, Bossoir.D.It.McKay.\tT.D.Hmathfikld REFERENCES Messrs.Sami.Henshaw à Sons, Boston ; Messrs Gillespie, Mollklt A Co., Mr.Henry McKay, Montreal; Messrs.Motfatt, Murray & Go., Toronto; Messrs.Allan & Gillespie, Liverpool.July 12.\t114 SBEATBBIFS SISA* & BScKAY, forwarding and Commission Merchants, ATLANTIC WHARF, POB.T&AKrB.T.D.Hkathfield.\tD.R.MoKav.REFERENCES: Messrs.Sami.Henshaw & Sons, Boston ; Messrs.Gillespie, Motfatt & Co., Henry McKay, Esquire, Montreal ; Messrs.Motfatt, Murray & Co., Toronto ; Messrs.Allau r.Grover Coe\u2019s S^nmlartl Family Remedies* Dr.Coe\u2019s Liquid Harmattan is guaranteed to be the most efficient externa.!' application extant, for the certain cure of Ulcers or Fever, Sores, Abscesses, including Psoas and Lumbar, Felons, Biles, Carbuncles, Chancres, Buboes, Ague, in the breast, and every variety of external inflamimitinn.Warranted to arrest Mortification, when arising from Burns, Wounds, and other external conditions, and to prevent it when used In lime., Also warranted to check Felons, and prevent suppuration when applied before matter has commenced forming.U-ed early in cases of punctured wounds from nails, pitchforks, See., it prevents all symptoms of Tetanus or Locked-jpw, and removes them when arising from want of its timely application.Du-.Coe\u2019s Anti ¦\u2022Mercurial Alterative Syrup A pleasant, safe and efficient remedy for the radical cure qf Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Lëucoiïliéa, Scrofula, (lon-iinrrliœa, Sypliillis, Mercurial Affections, Ulceration of the Kidneys Aç.Bowels, and fill diseases arising from a vitiated condition of the blood and fluids.Dr.Coe\u2019s Family Vegetable Pills, j The, best and safest Cathartic Pill for popular use ever offered to the public.Por the cure of tiick Headache, Dyspepsia, Constipation, functional derangements of die Liver, fcîpreon, and Other viscera, they st ind unrivalled.These are not crude aud untried remedies, experimentally placed before the public, but they ha ve «tood the test of years.The proprietor is a piactising Physician, and they are the same remedies he \u2022 Clic» upon to sustain bis wide-spread reputation as a competent and successful guardian of the public health.Tbe llurumtiuii hurt\ttiio to* 4->f-60 year*, tl».* orij\u2019inal formula having been obtained from the Indians by an allées.or of the present proprietor, who has improved and brought it to its present degree of perfection.Tbe 8yrup and Pills originated with himself, ami during 12 year\u2019s extensive practiee, thousands have had cause to feci grateful for their, efficacy.For wounds and spies on Horses, the world is challenged to produce anything equal to the Harmattan.Tor full directions and explanations, see pamphlets accompanying the medn-ines.JOHN A.TARRANT, Solo Agent.278 Greenwich î8t., cor.Warren, New York.August 24._____________ ly 200 AFTER a period of upwards of two centuries the respected House of Messrs.JOSEPH SYKES & SONS retire from the Swedish Steel Iron Business, in favor of Messrs.WILKINSON, WHITAKER & 00 , of this place, who are now, and will continue to be, the exclusive Contractors of the ih) jkMif a IRON.It ia requested that all consumers of ilieae two celebrated Marks will take due notice that the name, qf WILKINSON will now be stamped upon every Bar of (Ï|> ÆMB a fron, and for the future that of SYKES will be discontinued.All persons fraudulently imitating the same are nh-o hereby WHi*:,ed that they will be held liable for all the consequences of such unlawful practices.Hull, 1st June, 1855.\t232 MMEMM IKONS.ESSRS.NAYLOR, VICKERS ft CO.announce, to the consumers of Swedish Steel Irons, that they .are now, and will continue to be, the sole Contractors and Importers of the celebrated Dannemore Irons, stamped © © ATO