Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 4 octobre 1858, lundi 4 octobre 1858

[" I MOSïUKi!, HEBiU) STÉAMiOOKS «BITING OFFICï TVo, ios Notre liKiiie Street, (Near St.Prancoia Xavier 9t.) MONTREAL.f PHE Proprietor of this Establishment begs to inform his friends and the public in general, that having ENLARGED h :iSTOCK oi PRINTING MATERIALS, STEAM PRESSES «C-, he is now prepared to undertake every description of Printing, such as Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Insurance Policies, Programmes, Catalogues, Posting Bills, Hand Bills, Railway Buis, Steamboat Bills, Circulars, Invitation and Funeral Letters, Druggists and other Labels Military Forms of every description, Ac., with despatch, and at the LOWEST CITY PRICES.Ï3\u201d Business Cards neatly and promptly executed.JAMES POTTS Jan, 26.\t22 JSusmcsfl T.D.HEATHFIELD, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, 130 COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON.References.\u2014Messrs.E.Train k Co., Messrs.Samuel Henshaw & Sons, Boston ; Messrs.Gillespie, Moffatt & Co., Montreal ; Messrs.Moffatt Murray & Co., Toronto; Messrs.Allan A Gillespie, Liverpool.June 2.\tX47 EDWD.ALEX.PRENTICE AGENT, lililTlSIl\tLAND 00., Stock, Bill and Exchange Broker, LOANS NEGOTIATED.NO.4, EXCHANGE.Dec.15.\tly 298 CUVILLIER & CO., Auctioneers aud Brokers, For the purchase and Sale of Produce, Stock, Exchange and General Merchandise.MR.MAURICE CUVILLIER, who has had many years experience as Auctioneer and General Trade of Canada, will give his personal attention to all business entrusted to the above Firm.Office aud Store No.11 Lemoin Street.May 1_ ________________6m-102 G.F.F.TKESTLES, PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, 210 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.Sept 5.\t232 CARLTON R.MOORE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Cotton Yarn, Cotton Batts, &c., No.206 [old No.116] N.Third Street, Phila.ICfOur Carpet Chain is put up Full Weight, without paste board.Orders promptly attended to.May 14._________ ly-113 MUIR, BWAN & OO, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, NO.75 Me GILL STREET, JMKOX9rXS.mA.&.Sept.30\t233 ~ JIMS ii, BARNSTON, ADVOCATE, 40 Little St.\tJames\tStreet, March 19\t66 W.J.BOROWSMEs Forwarding &Comisission Merchaai FRANKLIN WHARF, COMMERCIAL STREET, PORTLAND, ME.Consignments solicited.Orders for W.I.Goods and American Produce executed on Liberal Terms.References :\u2014Gilmour A Coulson, Toronto James Torrance, T.C.Panton, Montreal ; Her-sey, Fletcher k Co., E.Churchill, and Allen Haines, Pesident M.Bank, Portland, Me.May 23.\tly 122 M.PER&ATJLT, Architect and Land Surveyor, No.53 St Francois Xavier Street ontreal Sept.19.\t223 \"fMOIIâS E, BB0WM1, Wine Merchant, HAS^ REMOVED from No.214 St.Paul Street, to those more extensive and commodious premises, No.17, ST.JEAN BAPTISTE STREET.May 11.\t\u2022'\t110 L.6.Y.DE LORIMIER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No.15 Little St.Antoine Street.February 10.\t34 À.DAYIDBOIf PARKER ~ STOCK BROKER, Commission à General Insurance AGENT.AGENT TO THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND OFFICE\u2014Union Buildings, St.Francois Xavier Street, Montreal, January 2.\t1 .WEI R & DO H PAPER MAKERS, WHOLESALE STATIONERS, AND Account Book Manufacturers, Carroudrove Mills, Denny, ; Great St.James St., AND\t(\t7 Queen Street, Glasgow, (\t____ , _ SCOTLAND\t) MONTREAL.The most extensive Stock in Canada of Whatman\u2019s and others Best English Laid Book: Papers, Binding Materials, &c.15 Great St.James\u2019 Street, > Montreal.\tS\t271 DU^BÂlR BROWNE ADVOCATE, £70.132 £J A I G S ï îî S E T [Offices of George Browne, Esq., Architect,] MONTREAL.January 20.\t16 THOMAS MAXWELL, Shipping, Commission, Insurance, Custom House & Steamboat Agent.Consignments Solicited,\u2014Remittances prompt.Canal Basin, and 19 St.Francois Xavier Street.REFERENCES : Honbls.J.Ferrier and L.Renaud ; Wiliiam Molson, William Workman, David Torrance, Johnson Thompson, and Joseph Levey, Esqrs.Messrs.Ohamberliu & Thompson, Morland & Co., and Joseph McKay & Brother.Montreal, Feb.18, 1858.\t41 it AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME L MONTREAL, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBiR 4,\t1858.NUMBER 235 Notices.M0IA0NS BANK.I^TOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend, at the rate of Eight per cent, per annum, has been this day declared on the paid up Stock of this Institution, for the current half year, and will be payable at its BANKING HOUSE, in this City, on and after the FIRST day of OCTOBER next.The Transfer Books will be closed from 20th proximo to 1st October.By order of the Board, WILLIAM SACHE, Cashier.Molsons Bank J Montreal, Aug.30, 1858 S\tdb-mwf-207 Police of Co-Partuersliip.WE, the undersigned, have this day formed a CO-PARTNERSHIP as GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, under the name and style of GETHINGS, SINCLAIR & CO., Montreal.SINCLAIR, GETHINGS & CO., Glasgow.JOHN H.GETHINGS.ALEX.SINCLAIR.Advances made on Consignment?of kinds of Produce to the house in Glasgow.GETHINGS, SINCLAIR & CO Montreal, 1st May, 1858.\t104 all MOriGE.ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the late PATRICK O\u2019REILLY, in his lifetime of the city of Montreal, Hotel-keeper and Trader, are hereby notified to send in the same DULY ATTESTED, to the undersigned for liquidation ; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are hereby notified to pay the same to the undersigned.ANN O\u2019REILLY, Executrix.January 19.\t15 NOTICE.ALL persons indebted to \u201c LA COMPAGNIE DE NAVIGATION DE MONTREAL A TROIS RIVIERES,\u201d are hereby notified not to pay any debts due to the aboveDompany,.but to the Secretary Treasurer ; and no debts contracted by any persons for the company, will be recognised unless an order is given by the undersigned.By order, J.H.TERROUX.Office Montreal & Three Rivers, ) Navigation Company, ) Montreal, 29th March, 1858.\t74 ÜOtlCCJS.T TO CONTRACTORS.HE HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS will receive TENDERS until SATURDAY, the SECOND OCTOBER next, at NOON, for REPAIRING or EXTENDING the JACQUES CARTIER PIER, according to Plans and Specifications to be seen in the Harbour Engineer\u2019s Office.Each Tender, endorsed \u201c Tender for Pier,\u201d must contain the names of two responsible persons, willing to become guarantee for the due fulfilment of the Contract.The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept of any, or the lowest tender, unless the same meet their entire approval.ALEX.CLERK, Secretary.Harbour Commissioners Office, ( Montreal, Sept.28, 1858.\t$\t130 ST.FRANCIS RANK, STANSTEAD, C.E.GIVEN, that the MEETING of the SAINT FRANCIS TVTOTIGE IS HEREBY FIRST GENERAL SHAREHOLDERS of the BANK, will be held at TIMOTHY WINN\u2019S HOTEL, Village of Stanstead Plain, on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH Day of OCTOBER next, at NINE o\u2019clock, A.M., to elect a President and five Directors for the enusingyear, agreeable to the provisions of the Act by which this Bank has been incorporated, and for the despatch of such other business as may be deemed necessary.; \u2022 ; L.K.BENTON, Actg.Secy.Stanstead, Sept.27, 1858.\tr 230 LA RAN DUE RU PEUPLE.Nc NOTICE.XTSTE, the Undersigned, hereby give Notice V?that the MONTREAL and THREE RIVERS NAVIGATION COMPANY has been DISSOLVED, at a General Meeting of the Stockholders, held this day, at Berthier, in the Court House, and Augustin St.Louis, Senior, George Etienne Mayrand, aud Joseph Levy, Esquires, were, then and there, nominated and authorised to conduct and administer all the affairs of the said late Montreal and Three Rivers Navigation Company.G.CARON, PrGSiciGïit \u2022 J.G.TRANCHEMONTAGNE, Secretary.Berthier 12th March, 1858.\t63 NOTICE.ALL persons owing to the Firm of DRESSER & ROBINSON, Clothiers, McGill Street, are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned Assignees of the Estate of said Firm.And all parties having claims against the said Firm will please fyle their accounts as soon as possible with the subscribers.THEO.GABLER, Custom House Square.JAMES DOUGLAS, 215 St.Paul Street.Montreal, May 22, 1858.\t121 MOTlOiO.THE Creditors of the late THOMAS HANDLEY, in his lifetime Pianoforte Manufacturer of this City, are requested to hand iu their Claims, duly attested ; and all parties indebted to the said Estate, are requested to make payment to the undersigned W.S.WALKER, Citralor.35 St.Lawrettbe Main Sfreet, ?MoiUruiii Aug.24, 16ÙS.\t)\t201 PUBLIC NOTICE,\u201d IS HEREBY GIVEN that the St.JOHN\u2019S & MONTREAL TRANSPORTATION LINE COMPANY shall not be responsible for any Debts, Claims or Demands hereafter contracted in the name of said Company, without an order signed by the '^resident or by the Secretary-Treasurer of said Company.By order, H.E.FORBES, Sec.-Tres.St.John\u2019s, August 4,1858.\t186 Scttish Amicable Life Assurance Company, HEAD OFFICE.GLASGOW.ACCUMULATED FUND.£500,000 Sts.ANNUAL INCOME.£117,000 Stg.RISKS TAKEN, and all information given by JAMES MACNAB, Agent.103 May 3, 1858.\u20ac«.ALL THINGS NEW ! THE MARCH OF IMPROVEMENT STRICTLY OBSERVED AT C.DiON \u2019 S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, NO.210 NOTRE July 9, 1857.DAME STREET.16 AUGUST BELMONT BANKER.76 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK.Issues Letters of Credit available to travellers on all parts of the world.July 3.\t6m 156 W.GKIKTON» Jim*, D NTIST, 12 CRAIG STREET, LATE Assistant to Dr.TRUEMAN, of Old Bond Street, London, Dentist in Ordinary to Her Majesty\u2019s Household, &c.Consultations FREE.Teeth extracted Gratisjfrom 9 to 10 A.M.July 8.\t160 Messrs, RENAUD, PRIEUIi à NO.200 ST.PAUL STREET, FEEL it a duty to avail themselves of this occasion to return thanks to their numerous customers among the country Merchants, .as well in Lower as in Upper Canada, and to their fellow citizens of Montreal, for the unexpected and liberal encouragement with which they have been favored.They have at the same time the pleasure ot informing them that they will receive, by the first arrivals in the St.Lawrence, an.immense and varied assortment of CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE, &c, &c.They will also find in their Warerooms a vast number of Breakfast, Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Services, of the latest and most elegant patterns, and at the most moderate prices.They will have besides, on hand, a large «election of ornamental articles from France.March 12.\t60 KOTISS.OTICE is hereby given, that HENRY STARNES, Esquire, ceased (having resigned) to be a Member of the Corporation of La Banque du Peuple from YESTERDAY, the 6th instant.B.H.LeMOINE, Cashier.Montreal, September 7, 1858.\tlm-213 NOTICE.PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber will please make immediate payment to Mr.D.VASS, No.9 William Street, who is duly authorized to receive monies and grant acquittances on my account.Parties to whom the Subscriber is indebted, will please furnish their accounts as above.JAMES WRIGHT, Grocer.Montreal, 17th Sept., 1858.\t222 NOTICE.ALL persons indebted to the Estate of the late ANDREW CONLAN, in his lifetime of Montreal, Emigrant Agent, are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned, Executor of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, at No.246 Notre Dame Street ; and parties having claims against said Estate are also notified to produce the same duly authenticated, to said Executor without delay.P.MULDOON, Test\u2019y.Executor.Montreal, Sept.25, 1858.\t229 KTOTXOÆÎS.ESTATE OF CHAMBERLAIN & THOMSON.1HIS ESTATE has been made over to the __ undersigned as TRUSTEES.All parties indebted to the late Firm of CHAMBERLAIN & THOMSON are hereby required to make immediate payment to either of the undersigned, at the Office of Messrs.S.Greenshields Son & Co., Cuviliier's Buildings, St.Sacrament Street.JOHN GREENSHIELDS, ALEX.ROSS, Trustees Montreal, Sept.20, 1853.\tdu 126 IW FALL GOODS.1HE Subscribers have now in Stock, of this Fall\u2019s importation, their usual supply of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, which th«3r offer at a moderate advance on the Sterling Cost.French Merinos\tr iQ grea^ yan\u201c Cohourg and Orleans Cloths > ety of shades.Black Stuffs Win ter Robes and Fancy Dress Stuffs Beaver, Pilot and Broad Cloths Doeskins, Plain and Fancy Fancy Cloakings and Railway Wrappers White and Grey Cottons Denims and Drills Prints, French and English Hosiery, Gloves and Trimmings Machine Twist and Shoemakers\u2019 Linings, &c.They would invite the attention of parties furnishing to their present assortment of CARPETINGS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.As their name is well known for these articles, it is unnecessary to enumerate them.Now in Port, and expected to be landed every day ex l{ Toronto,\u201d a superior Lot of HARE\u2019S FLOOR CLOTfIS.They will also receive by other Fall vessels, an additional supply of OIL CLOTHS of different makes * and also Carpets of a richness in quality, and elegance in Style and colouring hitherto unequalled in Canada.R.CAMPBELL & CO., St.Francois Xavier Street.September 23, 1858.\t226 CROP 1858.Sept.Boxes YALENTIA RAISINS\u2014 Now landing éx Steamer NORTH BRITON.I.BUCHANAN, HARRIS & CO.228 DRY GOODS.IN addition to their FALL IMPORTATION which is now complete, the Subscribers, as AGENTS for the CHAMBLY WOOLLEN MILLS, are prepared to offer a large variety of CHASVIBLY WOOLLENS, Comprising : Fancy Grey, Brown aad Oxford Tweeds Plain Dressed Cloths\u2014all colors Silver Grey and Oxford Etoffes, &c, &c SEYMOUR, WHITNEY & CO., 231 St.Paul Street.Sept.23.\t226 To Joiners gnd Cabiuet Makers.CHRIST\u2019S WIORCH CÂTBEDRAL, iVüONTüEAL.rPENDERS for PEWING and STALLS for I the above, are required.Drawings and Specifications are to be seen between the hours of NINE and FIVE, at the Office of the Architect, THOS.S.SCOTT, 34 Little St.James Street, Montréal.Tenders addressed to the Honble.GEORGE MOFFATT, Chairman of the Building Committee, and endorsed \u201c Tender for Pews, &e.\u201d are to be sent in on or before.Monday, the 4th day of October next.September 9.\t214 Dissfouiioii of Partnership, THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the Style and Firm of BROWN, HIBBARD, BOURN & CO., Indian Rubber Manufacturers of this City, has been, by mutual consent, DISSOLVED on the 14th of JULY instant.The Business will be continued by the Undersigned on their own Account, who are duly uthorized to collect all DEBTS due to the late FIRM, and will settle its Outstanding Liabilities.HIutSARD & CO.July 17\t168 Monreal, September 3, 1858.THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the Firm of MORISON, CAMERON & EMPEY, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.All Debts due to, or by the late Firm, will be settled by Messrs.Morison & Empey.JAMES MORISON, ALLAN CAMERON.ALEXANDER EMPEY.Fire, Useful Uaud-Books Prices.at Reduced BLUNDERS in Behavior Corrected.\tGd Dictionary of 3,000 Abbreviations.\t6d How to Detect Adulteration in our Food.ed How to Dress with Taste.6d Five Hundred French Phrases.gj Bridal Etiquette.Gd How to Woo and How to Win.Gd How to Behave ; or Etiquette fiv Ladies and Gentlemen.v., .cd Hard Words made Easy.6d Chesterfield\u2019s Art of Letter Writing.cd Live and Learn ; A Guide to Write and Speak Correctly,\u2014 Containing 1,000 Examples of Mistakes of Daily Occurrence.3d The Magician\u2019s Own Book ; being a Complete Hand-Book of Parlor Magic, with 500 Illustrations.43 gd Enquire Within ; or, 3,700 Facts Worth Knowing.-.4s 6d The Reason Why.A Book of Condensed Scientific Knowledge for the Million.1.gd SLAVIC BOOKS.JUST RECEtftS,\u2014MltrTfozen of One Quire Cap Blotters, ruled for Dollars and Cents, and Pounds Shillings and Pence, with Stiff Pasteboard Covers, each Is.3d., or 12s.the dozen.500 dozen Copy-Books, containing 8 sheets, 3d.each, or 2s.the dozen.We have also on hand a large assortment of Cyphering and Composition Books, proportionally Cheap.D.& J.SADLIER & CO., Corner Notre Dame and St.François Xavier Streets.September 25.\t227 R.SHARP LEI, HAS just received a few very beautiful ORNAMENTS for Centre Tables, Comprising : THE VICTORIA REGINA.WAX FRUIT & FLOWERS.AND A Fine Selection of ISirris under Shade.GLASS AND CHINA VASES Ca^STALL BLOCK, Notre Dame Street.Sept.28.\t230 HiliPIGl \u201cCARTE BLANCHE.\u201d Just the received direct from Manufactory of ETIENNE GONDELLE, Esq., Reims, A few Baskets of the above j Brand, a very superior article, in Quars k Pints.For Sale by GETHINGS, SINCLAIR & CO., Sole Agents for Canada.Sept.24.\t1,.tu\t227 SI RECEIYED, Per Steamer NORTH BRITON, A SUPPLY OP CRICKET BASS AltfB BABBS, Ivory, Bagatelle, and Billard Balls, Jiriisfs Materials, COMPRISINS : Bristol Board (Extra Trick for Photographs), Sodium, Armonium, Albumen and Negetive Photographic Papers, Oil and Water Colors, in tubes and cakes, Prepared Canvas, Tracing Cloth and Paper, Indian Ink [extra fine], Mathematical Instruments, Pencils, Brushes, &c., &c.GAMES.Cribbage, Backgammon and Bagatelle Boards, Chessmen [of Staunton\u2019s manufacture], Playing Cards, Rulet, &c.ELECTRO PLATE.A fine Assortment of Sheffield manufacture, comprising in part :\u2014Tea and Coffee Sets, Urns and Tea Kettles, Epergnes [ot all sizes], Cruet and Liquor Frames, Sugar and Cake Baskets, Butter Coolers, Trifle Dishes, Salts and Mustards Branches, Candlesticks, &c., &c.\u2014also,\u2014 Birds Eyes,, Ladies Leather Satchells, Violin Strings, English (all Malacca) Canes, Dram Bottles, Cricketers Setts of Studs, Buttons and Links.R.SHARPLEY, Crystal Block, Notre Dame Street.September 28.\t230 PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.WITH reference to the above, the Business formerly carried on by Messrs.Morison, Cameron & Empey, will be CONTINUED by the undersigned Co-Partners, under the Firm of MORISON & EMPEY.JAMES MORISON, ALEX.EMPEY.Sept.28.\t230 \u201cMONTREAL ARCH Eli Ï CLUB.\u201d A MEETING of the MEMBERS of this CLUB will take placs in the Field next to the Montreal Cricket Club Ground, ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at FOUR o\u2019clock.Bows and Arrows, imported for the use of the Club, can be procured on the Ground.W.H.BREHAÜT.Auguste.\t185 B.0BRT WOOD, AGENT FOR life, and Marine INSURANCE, Representing the KGTNA, HARTFORD, HOME, and CONN.MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES, with Aggregate tunds exceeding Six Millions of Dollars.These Companies are well known over the whole continent for fair and reasonable rates of Premiums, and prompt and liberal settlements.Sept, 25-\tlm-228 & CkREOÜ, WHÔiÆSÀÏ.E AKS5 i&ÜÎTÂÎIL AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE No.8k McGill SlrseL McM.& C.beg to intimate to their Customers that they have just received, direct from London, per SS N0VA-SC0TI4N and A N G L O-SAXON, a very complete Stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of some of the Best Goods manufactured and very Newest Styles.From the facilities they possess for the purchase of Goods, they are satisfied they can please all who may favour them with a call, both in Price and Style.GARMENTS of all descriptions made to measure in a manner that cannot be surpassed either as regards fit, style or workmanship, and at very moderate prices for cash.From the success they have had in cutting that most difficult and important item of Gentlemen\u2019s Dress, namely, PANTALOONS, they feel warranted in saying to those who desire a good fitting Pant, made from the best fabrics, that they can be supplied at their Establishment.McM.& O.oeg to say to the Country portion of their Customers that they have on hand a large Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, very carefully made up from good material.Merchants would do well to examine before making their purchases.Scott\u2019s, Clay\u2019s, and Chappell\u2019s FASHIONS on hand and for sa.e.N.B.\u2014ONE PRICE ONLY 1 Sept.\u201920:.- \u2019\tmwf-223 THE CHEAPEST Li'HT ! THE BEST LIGHT ! ! AND A PERFECTLY SAFE LIGHT ! ! ! IS procured from the COAL OIL Manufactured by the Columbian Oil Company.\u2014 These facts are admitted by those who have tried it.Vaneleek Hill, July 20th, 1858.M.W.R.HIBBARD, Dear Sir,\u2014 Having now fairly tested the Columbian Oil for myself, I can fully endorse your statements concerning it and with you, pronounce the Light which it produces far superior to that obtained from any material I bave ever used.The saving of Expense, compared with other Oils is immense, and you may confidently recommend both the »OIL and LAMPS, for lighting either Dwellings or Stores, as they speak for themselves.Yours truly.Signed,\tJAMES P.WELLS.Lamps in almost endless variety ; Shades, Chimneys, Wicks, Coal Oils, Burning Fluil, &c., Wholesale and Retail.Oil Lamps altered to burn the Columbian Oil.W.R.HIBBARD, Lamp Depot 161 St.Paul Street, Corner of St.John Baptiste Street.Sept.24.\t226 H CARD.MR.F.G.JOHNSON, Q.C., has resumed the practice of his profession in this City.Office :\u2014Masson\u2019s Buildings, Little St.James Street.Sept.29.\tc-131 To Photographic Artists AND AMATEURS.Ï J.GARRA1T, Kotre Dame Street, Corner of Flace d\u2019âmes, MONTREAL, IMPORTER of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Plated Ware, Cabinet Ware, Papier Mache Goods, Electro-Plated Ware in great variety, Table Cutlery, and a variety of Fancy Goods.w 214 NOTRE DAME STREET, Corner of Place d\u2019Armes.A T C II E S AUD JEWELLERY NEATLY REPAIRED AT J- GAR^ATT\u2019S, 214 NOTRE DAME STREET, CORNER OF PLACE D\u2019ARMES, MONTREAL.September 22.\t225 Singing and Pianoforte.M1 Friends and the Public, that she will resume her Professional duties on WEDNESDAY, 1st September.Residence, 128 St.Antoine Street.Schools attended.September 1.\tlm-207 THE Undersigned Shipments of DRY low.GOODS, have received well assorted which they offer extensive STAPLE for sale Sept.24.HOBBS & MARTIN, 14 Lemoine Street.227 fTAHE Undersigned are appointed Agents for | one of the largest Manufacturers of Printed Druggits, and they now offer for Sale 400 Pieces at very low prices.HOBBS & MARTIN, 14 Lemoine Street.Sept.24.\t227 c H P W c OD OIL\u2014 100 Barrels.UDSON\u2019S BAY SEAL OIL-75 Barrels.ALE SEAL OIL- 50 Barrels.INTER BLEACHED WHALE OIL-25 Hhds.INCINNATI LARD OIL-25 Barrels.C, GOOSEY i.CO.\u2019S Celebrated Button, Ball & Indigo Bine.THE Subscribers have\u2019Jjust received per \u201c Lady Eglinton\u201d a supply of the above, which they offer to the trade by the package at a very low figure.LAMPLOUGH & CAMPBELL, Next the Court House.September 4.\tlm-210 OLIVE, REFINED RAPE, and Genuine SPERM OILS, BURNING FLUID and ALBERTINE OIL.LYMANS, SAVAGE & CO., .\t226 St.Paul Street.Sept.24.\t227 nrr\tc\t M\t\tnAl i G OOD STORAGE and CELLERAGE, in Bond or Free.HAYILLAND ROUTE & CO.i July 10.\t162 ALL persons indebted to the Estate ot the late J.D.BERNARD & CO., are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons who have claims against the said Estate, are likewise requested to hand them in to the undersigned, at the Office of the said late Firm of J.D.BERNARD & Co., No.206 St.Paul Street, Montreal.A.E.MONTMARQUET, Curator, &c Montreal, August 27, 1858.\t205 A1 EDUCATION.YOUNG LADY, at present engaged in ___giving instruction in the Elementary Branches of Education, has an hour or two of each day at her disposal, which she would like to employ in a similar manner in a, Private Family.Address \u201c S.W.,\u201d Post Office.Sept.1.\t207 Nunn & Clark\u2019s Piano-Fortes.FURTHER supplies of the above celebrated PIANO-FORTES are being received.Intending Purchasers are invited to call and Examine these instruments before selecting others, at S.T.PEARCE\u2019S, 19 Great St.James Street.Sept.28\t230 J COTTAGE PIANO-FOHTES.FROM ALLISON\u2019S, LONDON, UST received at S.T.PEARCE\u2019S, 19 Great St.James Street.Sept 28.\t230 London Porter in Wood, TRUMAN, HANBURY & CO.\u2019S Extra Stout, in hhds, barrels and Kilderkins, for Sale CLARK.WI1IS k CO.HAVE JUST RECEIVED and opened out this day the contents THIRTY-FIVE Cases and Bales of Rich Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, consisting in part, as follows : Bugle Laces, Silks, Parasols, Ribbons, Sewed Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Shirtings, and Grey Cottons, with a large assortment of Small Wares, &c., &c.\u2014also,\u2014 THREE CASES of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Fancy Tweeds.BOYER\u2019S BLOCK, Custom House Square.May 29, 1858.\t126 Per NORTH BRITON.SAYAGeIl LYMAN AYE received, per Steamer \u201c North Briton,\u201d a large assortment of RICH JEWELLERY.SETS OF GOLD BRACELETS, .BROOCHES, EARRINGS, AND CHATELAINES.GOLD BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, STUDS & SLEEVE BUTTONS, NECKLACES, PINS, LOCKETS, AND CHAINS.GOLD GUARD AND ALBERT CHAINS, KEYS AND SEALS.ELECTRO-PLATED TEA & COFFEE SETS, KETTLES AND URNS, FLAGGONS & CUPS, JUGS & PITCHERS, DESSERT KNIVES AND FORKS, Ac* Ac.Ac.With their usual assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND1 SILVER TEA A COFFEE SETS, CUPS, GOBLETS, FORKS, SPOONS, LADLES, Ac.Ac.C T H! B 22 38.& X, EK.OOK, Notre Dame Street.[Centre.] Sept.28.\t230 COliFOBTABLE MDBRM1UG, Soisery, Gloves.Polkas, FLA^MELS, BLANKETS.SHIRTINGS, GENTS\u2019 FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, SHIRTS, REGATTA SHIRTS, TIES, SCARFS, Sir., DRESS COLLARS.RINGLAND A EWART\u2019S, 272 Notre Dame Street.TWO SALESMEN wanted, and ONE youth as APPRENTICE.Sept 22.\t225\u2019 Beef, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Flour, ALWAYS on hand tor Sale by the Sub-cribers\u2014 Prime Mess Pork, Eager\u2019s inspection Mess Pork,\tdo Prime Mess Pork,\tdo Prime Pork,\tdo Choice Sugar-Cured Hams Prime Bacon Canada Flour\u2014Extra, Fancy, No.1, 2 and Fine STARNES A MACAULAY, No.10 Common Street.Sept.25.\t228 THE Subscribers have made arrangements whereby they will constantly keep on hand a large and complete assortment of all CHEMICALS, and other preparations used in Photography.They have just received from several of the best Markets, an extensive Assortment of the following :\u2014 Iodized Collodion, Anthony\u2019s, Negative do do Pure Nitrate Silver Ohrystals, Acetic Acid, No.8, Acetic Acid Glacial Fch., Pure Alcohol, 95 per cent., Norton\u2019s Powder, Hyposulphite Soda, Pure Protosulphate Iron, Salts of Gold,\" Chloride of Gold, Diamond Varnish, Sodium Paper, Concentrated Ether, Salts of Cadmium, Ac., Ac., Ac.i\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A large and well selected Stock ol CASES of every description.Melaino Plates, Preservers, Matts, Plain and Stamped, Ac., Ac., Ac.The above articles wjlkbe offered to the Trade at lower prices than they can be procur-Albuminized Paper, ed elsewhere, and at the same time every article is warranted.Orders from the Country will receive prompt and careful attention.JOHNSTON BEERS A CO., Medical Hall, Opposite the Post Office.September 20.\t223 S.J.If im PRIZE RS & COMBINED with improvements by received 18 First are offered to the the most perfect MANNY\u2019S Patent, WALTER A.WOOD, Prizes and 3 Medals in 1857, Public with confidence, as Machine ever invented.May be seen at the Store of GEO.HAGAR, Agent, 302 St.Paul Street.June 16.SALE* 114 FOIi p.A TONS BRAN \u2014ALSO,\u2014 1,100 cords FIRE WOOD, consisting of Best Maple, Birch and Beech 16.000\tHOOP POLES 40.000\tFlour Barrel HOOPS._ §3\u201cSamples to be seen at their Stores lington Bidg, ^ jaRKpiralCK GEORGE McGIBBON Montreal, July 6 1858.Wei 158 SHIRT AND COLLAR by Sept.25.HENRY CHAPMAN A 00 da 228 To Civil Engineers & Surveyors.OR SALE a very fine THEODOLITE, in F for Cash.Can be seen at A.HOFFNUNG\u2019S, Jewellery and Fancy Store, 170 Notre Dome Street, Opposite Mr.T.Mussen\u2019s, Sept.22.\t225 LYMAN & CO.\u2019S CONCENTRATED Essence of Kennet, For expeditiously making swbbs cxmDs & wHair, Iu a simple and certain manner, AND CURDLING MILK In the manufacture of Cheese, Cheese-cakes, &c.It is most wholesome and nutritious for Children and Consumptive persons, and a delightful beverage in summer.Prepared and sold by S.J.LYMAN\u2019S A CO., Chemists, Place d\u2019Armes.Sept.16.\t220 ^valuable horses eor &ale.THE Subscribers will Sell FIVE of their HORSES, deliverable on the first of October, at very low prices.Can be seen any Afternoon at the Stables Anne Street, Griffintown.LAMPLOUGH A CAMPBELL, Next the Court House, September 15.\t219 lYTHOLESALE ft MANUFACTORY, 21 Great St.James Street- TT'AMILY SEWING MACHINES at FIF-jC TEEN DOLLARS and upward.21 Great St.James street-\u201er,n,\u201e S.B.SCOTT.HEELER A WILSON\u2019S SEWING MA.CHINES.21 Great St.James Street._ S.B.SCOTT.w G A B W ROVER A BAKER SEWING MACHINES, 21 Great ^ James Street.TWATER SEWING MACHINES.21 Great St.James S.B.SCOTT.OUDOIN SEWING MACHINES.21 Great St.James Street.S.B.SCOTT.AX THREAD SEWING MACHINES.21 Great St.James Street.___ S.B.SCOTT.__Sept.15._______________219 THE BUSINESS hitherto carried on by the Undersigned will be continued here henceforth under the style and firm of HOBBS A MARTIN, and in Manchester, England, of WILLIAM HOBBS, JR., A CO.WILLIAM HOBBS, Jr.WILLIAM HOBBS, Jr., Montreal! WILLIAM MARTIN, Manchester.Sept.24.\t227 PHOTOGRAPHY.w A N N O T M ARTIST.11 BLEURY STREET.First Prize for Photographs First Prize for Ambrotypes 1 PHOTOGRAPHS, untouched or colored, in OIL, WATER COLORS, or ORAYONS, From Full Fength Fife Size to the smallest produced.AMBROTYPES Colored for frames or Cases.MINIATURES of every description for Lockets, Brooches, or Rings.Daguerreotypes and Paintings Copied in all the various styles, and increased or reduced to any size required.Stereoscopic Portraits and Groups, in Cases or Paper Slides.Views Stereoscoped and otherwise to order.Portraits taken and finished in Oils or Water Color withoitt he aid of the Camera, if required.Artists anu Amateurs supplied with Stock and Apparatus, and the Art taught.Specimens to be seen at Mr.Notman\u2019s Studio, 11 De Bleury Street.Observe the address ; no specimens exhibited outside.November\t266 R.NOTMAN, Artist, 11 Bleury Street ____begs to intimate that the portion of his Studio lately destroyed by fire is now re-built and is being fitted with everything past experience can suggest, that will add to the comfort of those visiting the establishment, and that on MONDAY, the 9th current, the business will again be resumed ; and he hopes from his own attention and the ability of the various Artists in his employ, to merit a continuance of the very liberal support he has hitherto received.Augusts.\t182 CAST & WROUGHT IRON-WORK iDMS i BHTSR 298 ST.PAUL STREET, OFFER, at low prices, the remainder of their Spring Importations,\u2014consisting of:\u2014 | Linen Drills\u2014Brown and Bleached Cotton do \u2014Blue, Bleached and Fancy Ginghams\u2014Linen and Earlston Muslins\u2014all kinds, piaiu and printed Hollands\u2014Brown, Slate and Black Canvas (Tailors)\u2014Brown and Black Summer Coatings\u2014various descriptions Bareges, Delaines, Beiges, Ooburgs, Alpaccas, Prints, Bonnet Shapes Bugled and plain Silk and Cotton Laces and Edgings Blondes, Ruches, Nets, Flowers, Ribbons, Ac., Ac.,\u2014together with their usual good assortment of Gloves, Hosiery, and Smallwares.Mav 25th, 1858.\t123 M1 /it an it.O1 B RASS SKIRT HOOPS g BRASS HOOPED SKIRTS g STEEL SKIRT HOOPS P STEEL HOOPED,SKIRTS PLAIN BRASS and STEEL SPRING HOOPS COVERED BRASS and STEEL SPRING HOOPS All the NEW STYLES 3;lf -adj usting SKIRTS AT THE W H O 1-4 O Pa R of Expansion p 1= I* W \u20224 ta t-H « aild the Mayor, Aid.Holmes to \u201e- uPon tbe Provincial Association in order Th» » 6 Decassary arrangements may be made, hut;» 'r °^'B3|000 should be a sufficient contri-\u201e\tor Boudon to make, as the neighbouring , les W1B he anxious to contribute their q a owaids so useful an object, and one which era 80 uiuch benefit upon the agricultural munity In any case, a few pounds more n»»!.s3 Deed not stand in the way, as the Ord-roiii ^ ^r,01,md3 are lying idle, the government two oubtless grant a suitable quantity, say a a°îpu\u2019 uPon which the building may be .t, at; Toronto has been much more c T.an a second one of the same kind need whtoh uUm ot -TôjAOO will erect a structure and oroH1-?bf at oace suitable for the purpose the rtistdltfblert0 tbe enterPrise of London and the district.\u2014London Free Press.COURT OF QUEEN\u2019S BENCH CRIMINAL TERM.Presiding\u2014Chief Justice LAFONTAINE and Justice AYLWIN.{Reportedfor the Montreal Herald.) rp, n\tSaturday, October 2.e Oourt opened at ten o\u2019clock this morning.MANSLAUGHTER.Jury was sworn ia the case of a man named Louis Cassavant, indicted for the manslaughter of Denis Sulliran.Mr.Monk stated the case for the Crown.Mr.Cassidy represented the defence.The first witness exami-'»d was Richard San-dilland, GovernméÏÏt\" ponce.Da the 26th of August last he was stanaing at the corner of King and Common Streets, and saw the prisoner, who was a carman, drive his vehicle with such violence that it struck the deceased, Denis Sullivan, on the left side, and knocked him down.Witness then pursued the carter, and after some difficulty, brought him to the station of the Government police.The deceased, at the instigation of the witness, was then lifted off the ground, and carried away in a state of insensibility.The carter was sitting on the left hand side of his truck ; he was driving in the direction of the canal, and must have seen the deceased.By Air.Cassidy\u2014I was about twenty paces from Sullivan when he was struck ; I saw the shaft as well as the wheel strike him.The deceased was standing in the middle of the street when he was knocked down.He was struck on the left shoulder by the shaft, and on the left breast by the wheel.His face was not in the direction the carter was coming.I do not know how long the deceased may have remained in his standing position.The deceased was not standing on the foot-path.The prisoner was the only carter there.Had he been looking in the direction of his horse\u2019s head, the prisoner must have seen the deceased.John Kershaw examined by Air.Alonk_____I happened to be on Common Street on the evening of the ,26th of August last ; it was between five and six o\u2019clock at the time.I saw the prisoner; he was driving very fast ; I saw tbe last witness run after a carter and arrest him ; I heard that a man was killed ; I saw the deceased lying on his back, and he seemed to be dead ; the deceased was not struck a minute until I saw him ; when I saw the deceased, his head was lying in the direction of the canal ; after the prisoner\u2019s truck struck the deceased, he drove off as fast as he could.By Air.Cassidy\u2014I cannot tell how far it was from deceased that the prisoner was arrested.John Blanchard, examined by Mr.Alonk_At the time of the accident the deceased and another were in charge of some cattle ; it was a market day ; Sullivan, the deceased, wished to drive his cattle up King Street; the carter was sitting on the right hand side of the truck when the deceased was struck ; the back of the prisoner was turned to the deceased, and had the attention of the carter been turned to his horse, he must have observed the man before he was struck ; there being cattle in the street at the time, the attention of the prisoner might have been turned in that direction ; the deceased was about ten feet from the foot-path, but the cattle which he was driving being in the way of the carter, the latter would have to make a kind of turn to pass by him.By Air.Cassidy\u2014I could not say that I saw the deceased struck by the shaft; but I saw him struck by the wheel.The deceased, when he met his death, was driving two cows and fifteen sheep.He was a strictly temperate man.The horse of the carter was going at a speed over an ordinary trot.The distance from the place where the man was knocked down to the place where the horse was stopped was about one hundred feet.The policeman had little difficulty in stopping the horse.Duncan Macdonald, examined by Air.Alonk.On the 26th of August last i witnessed an accident in Common Street.I saw the carter coming along at a quick trot.The carter was sitting on the left side of the truck ; the deceased was also on the same side of the road.The deceased was first struck by the shaft of the truck, and knocked down by the wheel.The deceased, when struck, was moving along with his cattle.Had the attention of the prisoner been given to his horse he must have seen the deceased.I went to the deceased after he fell.He was insensible ; but I do not know if he were dead.I believe he died the next morning.By Air Cassidy\u2014I am certain that the carter was sitting on the left side of his truck.Dr.Hingston examined by Air.Alonk\u2014In August last I was called upon to visit the deceased ; it was between five and six o\u2019clock in the evening of the 26th.He was insensible.There was a small quantity of blood on the scalp, but no injury on the skull.I visited the deceased a second time between six and seven o\u2019clock.I did not feel called upon to treat him medically ; he remained insensible till he died.I attended the post mortem.Air.Alonk\u2014What did you then see ?Dr.Hingston\u2014Alay it please the Court; I had a conversation with the Crown Officer yesterday, and I was informed that medical men were not to be remunerated for their loss of time in giving evidence; therefore, medical knowledge being private property, I would wish, under these circumstances, to withhold it.Judge Aylwin\u2014You will give your evidence, Dr., in this case, as you are only an ordinary witness.Dr.Hingston\u2014There was a small quantity of blood found in the right side of the skull ; the skull was not fractured.The kidneys were somewhat injured.The deceased met his death from compression of the brain.The external wounds on the scalp were, I think the cause of death ; they caused, no doubt, compression of the brain.They deceased must have been a healthy man.By Air.Cassidy\u2014The woends on the body were over the right and left kidneys ; but death was caused by compression of the brain, which in turn, might have been caused by falling on the street.I cannot state whether or not the man was struck by the shaft of the cart ; the wounds were not exactly such as a shaft would make.Dr.Jones examined by Air.Monk\u2014You have heard the evidence, and what, in your opinion, was the cause of'death?Dr.Jones\u2014My medical knowledge is my source of livelihood, and without remuneration I beg leave to refuse my opinion.Air.Monk\u2014This question ought now to be settled, and I submit that Dr.Jones is bound, like any other witness, to give his opinion when called upon.Dr.Jones\u2014You would then punish a man for acquiring his profession.Judge Aylwin\u2014This matter is one of very great importance.It is a question whether the Act passed last session will bear the construction that other witnesses are to be remunerated, while medical witnesses receive nothing ; or it is a question, whether even in view of this act, the court has not power to order the Sheriff to give such compensation as the medical man may himself demand.It is a question whether the Court ought to order medical men to appear to give evidence unless there is a certificate from the crown officer as to the materiality of the testimony.Grand Jurors are paid, petty jurors are paid when brought from the country, and it would seem somewhat strange that medical men who, like lawyers, acquire their profession laboriously and expensively, should receive nothing for their opinion.The time of a medical man may he valuable ; his practice may be very extensive, and it must appear to be simply unjust that he should be compelled to place both at the service of a court, and all for nothing.However, there is this much in the matter that when a medical man is called upon by the coroner to open a body he cannot be compelled to comply with the command, unless he be promised a compensation.Air.Monk,\u2014That would be a question of contract.Judge Aylwin.\u2014No ; it is a question whether doctors by the recent act are not entitled to compensation; this question,however, may soon be set at rest, for the court, though it may now withold its opinion will take a speedy opportunity of inquiring what are the real merits of the act, and its real interpretation.The examination of Dr.Jones, was then proceed with, and.he gave it as his opinion that the deceased came to his death by compression of the brain.Mr.Cassidy, having addressed the Jury for the defence.His Honour, Justice Aylwin, began to sum up, and recapitulate to the Jury the facts adduced in the evidence.The Jury, after an hours\u2019 deliberation brought in a verdict of \u201c Not Guilty.\u201d CORRESPONDENCE.To the Editor of the Montreal Herald.In the list of prizes I notice there is no premium given for oil paintings, and further it I is stated there was none exhibited.This, to j my certain knowledge, is an error, as there were specimens both of portraition and land-^ scape in oil sent for competition.Perhaps your i can throw some light on the subject, and oblige w , ~\tFAIR play.Montreal, October 1.Theatre Royal.\u2014This evening the \u201c Marti-netti Troupe,\u201d about twenty members,.will commence a short engagement under Mr.Buckland\u2019s Management.This Troupe, renowned throughout the States has never failed todraw crowdedhouses nightly.The programme to-night is particulary attractive, consisting of \u201c Robert Macaire\u201d \u2014Evolutions on the \u201c Tight Rope,\u201d a variety of Dances, and terminating with a \u201c Pantomime,\u201d which has, we hear, been get up at great expense, being replete wit h tricks and transformations, entitled \u201c The Green Monster.Quoitino.\u2014The return match between Montreal and Chateauguay came off on Friday last, on the grounds of the Montreal Cricket Club.The games were well contested, and the play throughout very superior.The following is the result on the different rinks :\u2014 Montreal.Chateauguay.No.1.31\t 8 2.31\t 21 3.28\t 31 90\t60 Majority in favour of Montreal\u201430 shots.We are requested to correct an error in the published list of prizes of the exhibition.Class 7, Section A, Alessrs.Stebenne&Bissonnet, having been awarded $8, instead of $3 on their Aforticing and Boring Hub Alachine, a very superior low priced article, and in these respects like their Spoke and Handle Alachine, and also Felloe Planing Machine, all of which produced 1st prizes, and elicited the special notice of the Judges and others, as being three extremely perfect articles and all required by Carriage-Makers as labour saving Alachines, while the prices places them within the reach of almost any party in that line.In the exhibition prize list, published a day or two since, the first prize for a vase of shell Flowers, should have been Mrs.Moni instead of Mrs.Walton, aserroneouslystated- Habby\u2019s BAND.-We l«irn that the band which played on the grounds at the exhibition was that of Air.Hardy.Acknowledgement\u2014The Secretary of the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society, acknowledges, with many thanks, a donation of $10, from John Lovell, Esq., being half the amount awarded him at the Provincial Exhibition, for superior Bindings.The Committee of the Mechanics\u2019 Institute thankfully acknowledge the receipt of five dollars from George Brush, Esq., being a portion of the premium awarded him at the Exhibition held here last week.This morning at Eleven o,clock Messrs.John Leeming & Co., will offer at the warehouse of Alessrs.Ryan, Bros.& Co., one of the largest and bestassorted stock of groceries in the city.The Wines, especially deserve attention, they are of the oldest and choicest Vintage, and as the Sale is peremptory, this will be one of the most favorable opportunities offered of laying in a supply of Wines of the best quality, with the additional guarantee of being depended as genuine imported as represented.Full particulars given in the lengthy advertisement in our columns.Furs.\u2014We refer purchasers of furs to an advertisement of Air.Brahadi\u2019s, which appears in another column.After the beautiful display which Air.Brahadi made at the Exhibition on Thursday and Friday, it is needless to say that his announcement does not exaggerate the beauties or extent of his stock.The collection of valuable goods sent from this gentleman\u2019s establishment, was, in fact, one of the mostimarked features of the Industrial Department of the exhibition, and afforded an indication of what might have been done, if all our fellow-citizens had judged it worth while to make an exertion in that direction.Air.Brahadi\u2019s warehouse will well repay a visit, even as a matter of curiosity.aiîü ©oiuiuerce.s HERALD OFFICE, ( October 2nd, 1858.The fall business has fairly commenced, and there has been a perceptible improvement in every branch of trade during the week.There have been a great many strangers in town but mostly bent on pleasure.The amount of business done will fall far short of a correponding period in almost any previous year.Stocks through the country are generally represented as light, so this month should be a busy one with importers.There is a good fleet in harbour, but little produce shipping,as prices are higher here than in Britain.There has not been much business done by Auction during the week, but there are several trade sales advertised for next week, which should draw buyers from all parts.Sugars are still dull.Prices, however, have varied but little for prime Grocers, while inferior and refining grades] have declined.Sales of over 60 hhds fair to bright Cuba have been repeated at $8.50t®8,75;while for prime Porto Rico has been obtained in small lots.At the Refinery prices are as follows :\u2014 Loaves, [none for several days].13Jo.Dry Crushed, No.2.12fc.Ground and Extra.,.12|®13c.Crushed A.12c.Yellow Refined.9]e.Sugar House Syrup.50c.AIolasses dull.Good ordinary has been sold at 30c.per gallon.Teas.\u2014This market is still quiet and prices unaltered.Coffee.\u2014The demand is not brisk, still prices are well maintained.Rio has been sold at ISjc iS)14c.; Alaracaibo, 13j c/S)14j c.; Jamaica, 14c ®15c.; Laguyra, 14]c®15c., and Java at 18c.per lb.Spices.\u2014During the week Pepper has been sold at 14]c® 15c, and Pimento at ll]c®12jc.Liquors.\u2014Brandy is nominal at our last quotations.Gin has been sold to some extent at 7s®7s.3d.per gallon, and one lot less, but PNT.Oils\u2014Several parcels of Cod have been placed during the week at 2s.3d.®2s.4]d.for Gaspe, and Pale Seal at 60c®64c.per gallon * of the latter there is a good deal offering.p0r fine samples the asking price is 70c.Linseed has been sold at 90c.for Boiled and 85c.for Raw.Fish of good quality are not over plenty, but the demand yet is limited.Sales of Table\u2019cod have been made atl8s,®18s.6d., in quantity, while small lots of Merchantable have brought 20s.Salt is still dull for Stoved, which has been bought under Liverpool.Soap.\u2014Sales to a very limited extent have been made at 5c.for favorite brands of Liver-pool.Soda\u2014Bi Carbonate has been sold at very full prices, and so has crystals, there being little in first hands.\t6 For Produce, Stocks, &c., see Brokers Circa-lar.MONTREAL MARKETS.Arranged by a Committee of Brokers \u201cMontreal Herald-John G.JJamgaS^ry MONTREAL, Oct.2, 1858 PRODUCE.ASHES\u2014Pol\t\t\t$ $ Pearl\t\t\t.b lu Uff Q rj{} FLOUR\u2014Canada Fine.Superhne No.2.\t.\tbbl.196 fts.\t.4 20\t4 40 Superfine No.1 United Stales\t\t\t Superfine No.1 Canadian \t\t\tô 30 5 50 Extra Super \t nn /», R oz\t\t Double Extra\t a ko\t\t Rye Flour\t INDIAN MEAL\t^196 fts\u2019.'.OATMEAL\t^ 200 lbs WHEAT\u2014T 60 tb.Wheat (U.C.and U.S.White) U.C.Sorine\t\t\t.3 05 1 s™?,2 ° o \u2022 5 : a: : : o: ° 2*5 \u2022 -a ^\t\u2022 PJ S/CW \u2022 ^ p-o: 3§\u2018P : P^ O : P O t/j* \u2022 CTQ o :\t.ag: : 33: o5 : p < .p CO \u2022 n \u2018 P o : : © © © © © © © o © © © © © o o o o o .5©00©0©©©0©©©©©00© g ©\t© 4 4 a £ £\t5\t^ 5?p-srp'p'rroooifaOx^ P-P-?C-P-5 P* oodop\t®2-\t° 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