Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 18 juillet 1864, lundi 18 juillet 1864

[" POST OFFICE Montbbal, June 27,1864.Arrivals and departures of Mails at Montreal- MAILS.Quebec by Railroad.I 7.UUam N( \u2019\t^ DUE.North Shore Land Route Sorel,Three Rivers, &c, by Steamer Canada West Day Train.[1] Canada West Night Train._ .[2] Laprairie.\u2019_____ St.Johns, C.E., Napierville and ) Clarenceville.N.York, Boston, Buffalo, Troy, &c.8t.Hyacinthe, Melbourne, and Island Pond.[3] Portland.1 Chateauguay, Beauharnois and Huntingdon.Lachine.St.Remi, Heminingford&Plattsbur^ Chambly,.Longneuil and Contrecœur.St.Laurent, St.Eustache, St.Scholastique &c.f Ste.Rose, Ste.Therese & St.Jerome Rigaud.Carillon,Grenville,& Way ) Offices to Ottawa by Steamer.) Terrebonne, New Glasgow* - St.Johns, N.B., Halifax, & P.E.) Island, via Portland, every V Wednesday and Saturday\u2014 ) Ditto fortnightly from Boston.Saulte Ste.Marie, «Sc, (via Toronto), every Tuesday.8.00\tam 7.00\tam 10.45 p m 9.00\tam 9.30 am 9.30 am 9.30\tam 11.00pm 7.C0 am 1.15\tpm 7.00\tam 6.30\tpm 9.15\ta m 6.15\tpm 10.45 a m 11.00\tam 10.30\tam 6.30\tan 2.00\tpm 5.00\tpm 5.00 pm 7.0D a m CLOSE.uopm 2.30\tp m «.80 p m 6.45\tam 7.00\tp m 2.45\tpm 7 30 a m 2.45 pm 2.45 p m 7.30\tam 1.15\tpm 1.15pm 6.00\tam 6.00\tam 2.00\tpm 2.00\tpm 7.00\tam 2.15\tpm 7.30 am 2.45 pm 7.00\tam 7.00\ta m 6.00\tam 7.00\tam 1.15\tpm ,.00 pm 5.30 pm Conductor\u2019s Bag open till 7.25 a.ü.do\tdo\t8.00\tp.m.do\tdo\t8.10 a.m.&\t1.40 ?.M.do\tdo\t1.40\tp.m.Registered Letters must be posted 15 minutes b More be closir of each Mail.All the above Mails are daily, except Sunday.HOUSES, &c\u201e TO BB LET, OR'FOR SALE.June 22.SHOP TO LET.No.2 PLAGE D\u2019ARMES.Enquire of\tT.0.DOANE, Up Stairs.148 TO RENT, LOW, THREE UPPER FLATS, No.20 1 >.moine Street^ suitable for Offices or Manufactory.Offices fitted up.Apply on the premises.\"MESSRS.JONES & HELLBWELL, Commission Merchants, Or E.D.THOMPSON, 146 Notre Dame Street.Jnne 21.\tI'l1?m ANT) DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOLUME LVI.MONTREAL, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1864.NUMBER 170 BBS TO LET heat two-story BRICK HO 0SE, furnished or unfurnished, No 33 Aylmer Street, Immediate possession.THE ARCTIC REfRMOBS.THE Public will find these the best Articles in the market for PRESERVING MEAT A ME, FISH, BUTTER, MILK, FRUITS, &c.Every Eefrigerator Guaranteed.TORRV\u2019S PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS KITCHEN UTENSILS in great variety IRON BEDSTEADS, various patterns HAIR AND STRAW MATTRAS8ES COOKING STOVES, very large assortment IRON HEATERS SPONGE BATHS, PLUNGE BATHS INFANTS\u2019 BATHS BREAD CAKE BOXES KNIFE AND SPOON BOXES WATERING CANS, TIN PAILS CLOTHES WRINGERS, MANGLES, &c.,\t&c,,\t&c,, AT IHH CANADIAN STOVE WORKS DEPOT ;75 Jiteat Sî.Jarae?Street* j.:g.beard & co, May 26.\t125 Apply to June 18.CHAS.TUGGEY.145 û a a FOR SALE OR LEASE, The Êret-class COTTAGE DWELLING, no.47 Durocher Street, fitted up with every modern convenience; ______together with Outhouses, Garden, Greenhouse, and Vinery in full bearing.Apply to HENRY CHAPMAN, St.Sacrament Street.June 11.\tddd 138 To be Le* Unfurnished for a Term of Year from September next or Bold LYfUDHURST, THE RESIDENCE OP FREDERîCK.WSDDER.ESQ.Containing large Drawing and Dining Rooms, Breakfast Room and Library, five beat Bedrooms and Dressing Rooms ; also, excellent servants\u2019 accommodation, with all modern conveniences, and good Coach-house and Stables.The House is built of brick, a'd stands in about four acres of pleasure ground, and is in the City of Toronto, on the banks of Lake Ontario.The sale cf the handsome Furniture will take place on the premises about the end of August, of which due notice will be given.For further particulars apply to Frederick Widder, Esq., Toronto, 0.W., if by letter postpaid.Toronto.June 16.\tr ts 151 \u2014 TO LET,\t\u2019 With immediate possession, Tkoss WOODEN and STONE STORES, with excellent Cellarge, on McGill and Grey Nun Streets, lately occupied by Mr.W.L.Murison, Apply to JOHN YOUNG.June 24,\t150 TO LET The First-Class HCUSK; with a GARDEN of four acres in.superficies, Mo.29 St.Vincent Street, April 3.\t97 May 28.TO LET, No 8 Brunswick Street, Beaver Hall.Rent £65 and assessment.Apply at the Herald Office.127 FOR SALE OR TO LET THE very desirable PREMISES corner of Courville and St.Lawrence Main Streets, formerly occupied by Wil _______liam Roy as a Grocery Store.The Shop is well finished and well laid out, having an excellent light Cellar, fully eight feet high, with brick flooring and perfectly free from damp.There is also an excellent Dwelling House overhead, which could be separately Let if desired.For information, apply to *he Proprietors, EINGAN & KIN LOCH.June 8.\t136 For Sa e, TWO BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above, fronting St.Lawrence Main Street.EINGAN & EINLOCH.June 8.\t136 FLUMSEÏT & BEADY.1KGIMEEKS.SURVEYORS FOR UPPER AND LOWER CANADA, Patbht Riset Solicitous, 71 Great St.James Street, MONTREAL.HUE'Ens-uess: The Ôon.John Young, Montreal.JAMES HERVEY.Warehouseman & Commission Merchant, CANAL BASIN.THE business heretofore carried on by the late JAMES HERYEY, Esq., will be continued from this date, by the undersigned, on his own account, a* *he old premises, Canal Basin.All kinds of Produce and Merchandize re psived on Storage, and consignments prpmptly attended to, at moderate rates.With the late improvements effected at the Grain Warehouse and Elevator, cargoes can be discharged and transhipped with the greatest dispatch.All orders promptly attended to.Liberal advances made when required.JAMES HERVEY.Montreal, May 13th, 1864.\t114 CETaasKCES: Eon.L.Renaud,.Montreal.Messrs.David Tokbance & Co.do.Messrs.Rimmeb, Gdnn & Co.do.H.L.Route, Esq.do.Thos.Kuiby, Esq., .do.Robebt Heuvey, Esq.Brockville.FBI m.The Hon.Jno.liose, M.P.P., Montreal.Walter Shanlv, Esq., C.E., M.P.P., Montreal.Samuel Keefer, Esq., C.E.Dep.C om.Pub.Works.Francis Cassidy, Advocate, Montreal.July 8.The Hon.Thos.Ryan M.L.C., Montreal.C.J.Brydges, Esq., G.T.R., Montreal.Thos, Devine, Esq., E.R.G.S., Head oi Crown Surveys, 1Y 162 EROGBUÏiLE$ALE, JOHN PATTON & 00., MAYING received, by Vessels in Port, their Spring Stock cf Cftina, G lags, aad EartlieBware, (which will be found very complete), would invite the inspection of Wholesale Puchasers to the same, as both the quality and price of the Goods will be found worthy of their attention, 73 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET.May 17.\t11Î THIS MD lillsM WM1SM.THE undersigned have on hand a large Stock of well-selected TEAS and IRISH WHISKY, composed of the following Teas Gunpowder, iu catties Young Hyson, haif-ches\u2019s Japan, half-chests and catties Souchong, half-chests W.R HODGINS & GUEST, Importers, Office corner of Port and Foundling Streets, Over Mr.Burrell\u2019s Flour Store.\u2014 T.i\u2014v_____________________ 6m 135 X ¦\tAPtSr:S\" * SAVORY & MOORE\u2019S SELTZER SALT Do.\tdo.\tVICHY SALTS Do.\tdo.\tCitrate of Magnesia Do.\tdo.\tCitrate of lion and \t\tQuinine Do.\tdo.\tCarbonate of Lithia Do.\tdo.\tGranular Gregory's Brown\u2019s Chlorodyne, 1 cz.and 16 oz bottles Prize Medal Eau de Cologne, from \u201c Jean Marie Farina,\u201d Place Juliers No.4, the only genuine Reeve\u2019s Ambrosia Sterling's Ambrosia Mrs.Allen\u2019s Hair Restorative Jules\u2019 Hauel's Eau Lustrale &c,\t&c.,\t&c.N.B.\u2014i discount 'of five per cent upon all purchases made in Bank Bills current in Montreal.john Gardner, Chemist and Dhuggist, 295 West End, Notre Dame Street, Near McGill Street.June 4.\t133 2s., 2s, 6d., and 3s.per For aaie, ©a Easy Terms, That first-class HOUSE, No.12 University Street, at present occupied by the undersigned, to whom apply, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Recollet Street.April 30.\t103 \" tcTlet; Possession given* immediately.MThat fine Out-Stone Three-Story DWELLING, No.70 Craig Street, in rear of Nordheimer\u2019s MusicHall.The first flat would be altered at once into business premises, if an eligible tenant offered.Apply to R.CAMPBELL & CO., 49 Great St.James Street.April 4.\t80 COAL OIL at gallon.Genuine Portland Kerosene, 3s.Sd.per gallon.Burning Fluid at 5s.and 7s.6d.per gallon.N B \u2014A discount of five per cent upon allpur-chas made in Bank Bills current in Montreal JOHN GARDNER.June 4.\t139 ip, :o Sl jo.ir.\" (Late with Winn & Holland,) General Gommlsaioa Merekaat AND BROKER, Si.Sacrament Street,.USContreal, Opposite Merchants\u2019 Exchange.REFERENCES : Messrs.Winn & Holland, Montreal.Messrs.Law, Young & Co., do, Messrs Morland, Watson & Co , Montreal.Messrs.Fores\u2019er, Moir & Co., do.Bon.John Rose, Director Bank of Montreal.Wm.Workman, Esq., President City Bank.May 30.\tm5m 128 TO LET.That handsome and spacious Residence No.1 MOLSON TERRACE, recently occupied by the late Thos.Molson, Esq.Apply to JNO.THOS.MOLSON.March 5.\t55 FOR SALE, A first-class two-story Brick self-con\" tained HOUSE, in Alexander Street, No.102, with a large Garden, well _______stocked with Fruit Trees, &c., &c.the whole in perfect order, with possession given 1st May next.This is a property combining the advantages of a city and country residence, and will be sold cheap and on easy terms.Size of lot 65 x 200.ipply to LAMBE & TUGGEY, Union Buildings, St.Francois Xavier Street.May 27.\t126 mim toe A: FRESH SUPPLY of BITTER ORANGES just received at S.ENGLISH\u2019S, 266 Notre Dame Street.June 20.\t146 low landiiii, ex11 id find,\" FROM CUBA,! 202 hlids Bright^Srocery Muscovado Sugars 50 fcoxes fee ms i_ms ! THE Undersigned has on hand a large Stock of well SELECTED TEAS, composed of the following, viz.:\u2014 GU vPOWDER, HYSON YOUNG HYSON, HÏSON SKIN TWANKAY, IMPERIAL COLORED and UNCOLORED JAPAN And Fresh Arrivals per each succeeding Steamer in order to keep up a constant variety.P.M.THOMPSON.Tea Ihpoiîtkb, 19 St.Saoeamint Street.April 18.\t6m 92 m m.AGREAT LUXURY is a GOOD SPONGE, and the Subscribers have jus*, received a few cases of the finest VENETIAN BATHING SPONGES, of all sizes.Also received, a supply of fine English TOILET SOAP, SPONGE BAGSjand BATHING CAPS.Persons visiting the Sea sides would do well to supply themselves before going.LAMPLCUGH & CAMPBELL, APOTHiicaries\u2019 Hall, 147\tCathedral Block.D1 BALERS in FINE SPONGES will find an excellent assortment at the Apothecaries\u2019 Hall.147\tLAMPLCUGH & CAMPBELL.w AKE YOUR OWN SODA WATER.\u2014 GAZOGENES for family use for sale by the Subscribers.LaMPLOUGH & CAMPBELL, 147\tAnotheearies\u2019 Hall.58,700 Ct holes Havana gegars, of various selected hrauds Ï1N FOIL AND METALLIC CAP HANUFACTUaS No.SS Crosby Street, H.Y.JV ©SPSSKZS &, Are manufacturing under their Patent, ROLLED TiN FOÏL.PLAIN.PRINTED, OR EMBOSSED, Suitable for wrapping Fins Cut snd CavendshTobacco, Chests, Spictt SC-, &c., ifc.SMe Boatan Foil, all sizes, superior in brillianci and strength of the imported article.METALLIC GAPS, tEVAEPABEB For Sealing Bottles containing Wine or othei liquids.Jars, &a., stamped with any name oj design required.Also, MUSIC PLATES, SOLDE», TYPE AND BEITAUUIA WARE, June 29.\t154 HIGH WINES.satis : 50 Fans?Borst & Hailiday\u2019s 50 0 P HENRY CHAPMAN & CO.May 18.\t118 AND FOR|SALE BY J.TIFFIN! & In Stock and to Arrive.ITBiS-S : YOUNG HYSON, TWANKAY, JAPANS, &c.CHEMÏCAtS : TENNANT\u2019S SODA ASH, SAL SODA, ALUM, BI-CARB SODA, VITRIOL, Ac.FIG m©M : ^ COLTNESS, GARTSHERRIE, GLENGAR-NOCK, CLYDE AND BLAIR.WSISHs.SANDEMAN & GO\u2019S PORTS PEMARTIN & GO\u2019S SHERRIES And Common Ports and Sherries.MOET & OHANDON\u2019S CHAMPAGNES MARTELL & CO\u2019S BRANDIES THE CENTRAL VINEYARD PROPRIETORS\u2019 BRANDIES DbKUYPER k SONS\u2019 GIN ISLAY WHISKEY.» Ardbeg\u201d Distillery JAMAICA and DEMERARA ISLAND RUM, &c.The KAMES COY\u2019S, BLASTING F and FF FAmTS : JAMES & GO\u2019S DRY WHÎ1 and RID LEADS GENUINE No.1, No.2, nd No.3 WHITE PAINTS GQHSAGS: CONVERSE\u2019S MANUFACTURE of EVERY DESCRIPTION -AND,- COE\u2019S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME \u2014ALSO,\u2014 LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, RICE, MUSTARD, TOBACCO PIPES, WINE and BEER CORKS &c.,\t&c.,\t&c.122 LAW, YOUNG & CO.SANDEMAN & CO.,\"Oporto5\tr'nndon PEMARTIN & CO., Cadiz MARTELL & OO., Cognac \u2019 CHARLES TENANT & CO., Glasgow Represented in Canada by LAW, YQUMQ & CO.May 23.\t122 SIlMEÎEiHILL h ItIO, General Comxaissiou Merchants \u2014AND\u2014 MANUFACTUREES\u2019 AQEETS, S84St,Fas3l §t&\u2019ecf, Montreal OFFER FOR SaLE, IN STOCK AND TO 'ARRIVE : ÜBcoIored Japaa5 Hysoa, Twaa-hay, Pekoe, and other Teas Brandies, Wines, feotch & Canadian Whisky Geo* Indersoa\u2019s (Slasgow) Dry White aad Eed Lead Navy, Brunswick & Italian Sreea Ho I, 2 and S White Paint Putty, B, Cement Lamp Black, etc Copeland an c.\u2019s Pickles, Sances, Msstard, etc Wine and Beer Bottles MocMugka® and Stone Wares Plough Beams, Moulds and Socks, \u201cCramond\u201d Sleigh, Shoe, and Spriag Steel Sewell, Wetenliall & Held, RHPRESÏNT1N8 IN CANADA Î W.O.& J.RHODES, Sheffield.GILBERT BROS., do.BROOKS BRQS., do.\t1 COPELAND &gCO., London.STEWARY& BROWN, Glasgow.JAMES COUPER & SONS, do.JAMES MoKENZIE & CO., do.PORT DUNDAS POTTERY CO., Glasgow.SCHICKLER & GO.,\tBordeaux.June 1.\t130 i AAA Its.QUICKSILVER for sale by 1UUU LAMPLOUGH & CAMPBELL, June 21 Apothecaries\u2019 Hall 147 TOI [iJSDClBÏ.A FULL ASSORTMENT of PICKLEL, SAUCES, POTTED MEATS, Î EDITS &c.,&c,, from the celebrated house of Fortnah, Mason & Co., Piccadilly, London, Sole Purveyors to HER MAJESTY, to be had only at the above Establishment.BAIRD & CRAWFORD, 63 Great Si.James Street, 1 Door West of Nordheimer\u2019s June 15.\t142 mu m__ Êiictfii.ESTABLISHED 1836, f'IpHE Subscriber begs to inform his customers JL and the public that he has just received, and now offers for sale, a choice lot of TEAS, consisting in part of the following EXTRA IMPERIAL, in catties, YOUNG HYSON, HYSON TWANKAY8, ¦ GUNPOWDER, TWANKAYS, EXTRA ENGLISH BREAKFAST SOUCHONG CONGOU, OOLONG, SOUCHONG, And UNCOLOURSD JAPAN.TOGETHER WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT OP FRENCH AND ENGLISH GROCERIES.A.WALSH.Nos.1 & 3 St.Antoine Street June 22.\t148 Parsons' Genuine Hams, Bacon, 2LMB STIE.T01U CÏÏEJEÎSE Ï CAN BE HAD AT THE \"R bu fi Grocery, BAm.fi* &.OlAWI^OKB.63 Great St.James Street.June 15.\t142 Thai spleîidid Lot on Sherbrooke Street \u2019West, 300 feet on Sherbrooke, Street by 250 feet on Simpson and Red path Streets.LAMBS\u2019& TUGGEY, 3 Union Buildings, St.Fraucols Xavier Sireet.April 6\t, Tiijiir\" XHE subscribers would notify the Trade that they have now onfthe way from Parrara, Italy, a Cargo of MARBLE, suitable for this market, and that the arrival of the Vessel is daily looked for.Particulars can be bad at the Office, St.Nicholas Street.SID1SY à CRAWFORD.June 10.\t136 07Hl;Rrg\t¦ WM&L.ÈS&ÏÏÆ OlotMns snd Outfitting Establislmisst 68 MoGILL STREET, Montreal.THE Subscriber wishes to inform his Friends and Customers that he has eplarged his BUSINESS in the WHOLESALE LINE, and is now prepared to offer inducements to purchasers which cannot be surpassed.Country Merchants will Snd it to their advantage to call and oxamine, and judge for themselves.Girmcc ts made to order at short notice.All orders punctually attended to.J.O\u2019HEIR, 68 McGill Street, Montreal, April 8.\t84 ÉÊW 3pbKS.T'~ DAWSON BROS.Have JUST RECEIVED \u2014History of the.Rebellion, its authors and Causes, by Joshua R.Giddings ; Antoinette de Mirecourt, a Canadian Tale, by Mrs.Leprohon; Thought! on Personal Religion, by E.M.Goldburn, D.D.; 1812, the War and its Morals, a Canadian Chronicle, by W.F, Coffin, Esq.For Sale at No.23 GREAT ST, JAMES STREET.June 25.\t161 S1 DISTnICT 0^ EALED TENDERS will be received at the THIRTIETH day of JULY next, for the supply, for the use of the MONTREAL GAOL, of 400 Cords Firewood.consisting of Maple, Birch, and Beech, the whole to be of sound quality, and of the full length of Three Feet from point to scarp, which measure will be rigidly exacted, and to be delivered in the Gaol Yard before the FIRST day of OCTOBER next.T.BOUTIIILLIER, Sheriff.Montreal, 14th June.1864.\t142 Villi IMITE COIL.THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE THE IN RECEIPT jOF FIRST (ARRIVAL OF USB ANTHRACITE cC0Al, SUITABLE FOB Foundry purposes or ffomeitic use.WHICH THEY WILL SI S3 Xj Xj Xj «O From the Ship\u2019s Side.¦w Do.Do.Do.Do.I a^(i EX ÏÏIBEMIM & EAGLET.Messrs', j.fournier & co., 242 St.Paul Stbet, inform the public that they have on hand a fresh assortment of GOODS, just arrived from France :\u2014 300 bble Beaujolais, Macon, Bordeaux, Sau-terne, Chablis, St.Emilian, and a choice of the beat Wines of Burgundy 150 cases of the celebrated Volnay Wine, 25 bottles each 20 cases Saiignac & Co.\u2019s Extra Cognac, of the year 1825, in decanters 350 cases Cognac, of the first quality 20,000 Cider, Brandy, and Claret Bottles 30,000 Red, Green and White capsules 25 Capsuling Machines Sherries, Burgundy and other Ports, DeKuy-per\u2019s Gin, iu pipes and half-pipes, in red and in green eases 125\tJ.FOURNIER & OO.ANEW ASSORTMENT of Zinc Ware and Kitchen Utensils, Pails, Sitz Baths, Basins and Foot Baths, Chamber Sets, French Coffee Pots, Sprinkling Cans, at $2 a pair ; Kettles, &c.,&c., sold per dozen or by the piece.Forty per cent saved by them, and superior to all other importations.125\tJ.FOURNIER & CO.NBW by the market tv>-i Dentelle, ï A.fe If foot.Ro Mousseline and Colored HGÏICE TO FAETÏES REQUIRING Ills mmCITE COAL, LUMP, EGG AND NUT SIZES.\u2019 | \u2018'HE Subscribers are prepared to receive and -®- execute orders for the delivery of the above descriptions of COALS, which they can confidently recommend to the public in many respects equal, and for some purposes superior, to the American Anthracite.This we can assert from our own experience, having for the past four years been the only Importers into Canada of this Coal.JANES & CO., 26 St.Nicholas Street.June 20.\t1m 146 y si inin (VEGETABLE) SUSAR-GOA'XED PILLS.THE GREAT CURE Ornamental Glass in the ¦\"110618 with it.Used i.v te.a .ana Trunk Railroad, a.-\tby all the -\u2014uucucs uf Montreal, who have samples of the same on view.125\tJ.FOURNIER & CO.MATERIALS for Artificial Flowers,|Detached Flowers and Leaves, sold by the\" gross at moderate prices.Recommended to the Milliners of the City, and to ladies who would like to make the Flowers themselves, either for the Table or the Toilet.J.FOURNIER & CO,, 242 St, Paul Street.May 26.\t125 McMillan & garson Merchant Tailors, ÏMFORTSJBS of W Brandies.250 Cases ) and Martel! & Co\u2019s, ) 300 Castfs \\ 1 Dekuyper\u2019s\u201d Geneva.20 Chests \u201cMadras\u2019 Indigo.\u201ccasks r\u2018Burd0EV\u2019 Pale Sheries, 20 Puncheons Fine Old Jamaica Rum.20 Qr.Casks L.P.MADEIRA WINE.For Sale by HUGH FRASER k CO., 30 St.Sacrament Street.Jnne 1.\t130 HENRY CHAPMAN l CO, OFFER FOR SALE THEIR RECENT IMPORTATIONS 09* THH FOLLOWING GOODS TEAS\u20143000 packages of Young Hysons Gunpowders, Imperials, Twankays, Souchongs, Colored and Uncolored Japanese, &e., &o.COFFEES\u2014250 bags Cape, Maracaibo, &c.RAISINS\u20142200 boxes and fractions Finest Layers and Bunch.SUGARS- 50 hhds.and tierces Cuba and Porto Rico.TOBACCO\u2014760 boxes, 10\u2019s, 5\u2019s, j\u2019s, Ac., &c RICE\u2014200 bags Arracan.PEPPER, Starch, Nutmegs, Salad Oil,Pickles' Chicory, Candied Peels, Mustard, Cloves, Cassia, Bi-Carb Soda, Gelatine, &c,, Sc.\u2014also,\u2014 HOLLAND\u2019S GIN\u2014100 hhds.Crown Double Anchor Brand.500 Red Cases Do 500 Green Cases Do COGNAC BRANDY\u201460 hhds.Robins, Mar-tell &c.200 cases\tDo SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY, Old Tom, Jamaica Rum, Port and Sherry Wmes, Burgundy Wine, Cha pagnes, Clarets, Sparkling Moselle Hooks, still and sparkling ; Liqueurs, Bitters, Ginger Brandy, Us- _ .queouugn,\tArc.February 9.\t33 SGOTOH 8c BNGX.ISH Steam, Smith f Aixd Grate Coal, is nr © Ia i § m &c.,\t&c.C © K E , &c.J, 0.BlâRD & CO., Corner McGill & Wellikston Streets.June 21.\t147 Si, leon Mineral iatei, THE increasing demand year after year, for this JUSTLY CELEBRATED WATER, is a conclusive proof of its medicinal virtues and superiority over all others, whether native or imported.For medicinal use nis recommended by the highest Medical authorities in Canada, and as a cooling and pleasant beverage during the hot weather it Las no equal For indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation and other kindred disorders, it is, especially, serviceable, as it regulates the bowels and restores tone and vigour to the system.For sale at the Depot, GLASGOW DRUG HALL, 268 Notre Dame Street, and at most of the Fruit Stores in town.Price lOd per gallon.\t151 For Sale, NOW IN FORT: Cargo of Cuba Sugars Rosia\u2014Fiae aad Sledinm The subscribers make LIBERAL ADVANCES or authorize DRAFTS on their Correspondents in France, England and the United States against Consignments of all kinds of Produce Import on Commission all kinds of Goods.OOURCHET & CO., St.Peter Street, Lyman\u2019s Building.June 23.\t149 Place of Deposit for Fil, &c, UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that PITS for the LEMON KALI\u2014For he instantaneous production of a delicious effervescing LEMONADE, valuable for Invalids and Travellers during the hot weather.For Sale only at the GLASGOW DRUG HALL.Price 25c per bot tie.\t151 PURE FLUID MAGNES.-\u2014Equal in qual-ity and strength to any imeorted.Price GLaS-151 25c per bottle Prepared only at the GOW DRUG HALL.>URE BRANDY, PORT AND SHERRY WINES\u2014for Medicinal purposes only\u2014At the GLASGOW DRUG HALL.161 B F©r SaSe9 ONES LONDON LAYERS Half-boxes VALENTIa RAISINS 1 ases and barrels PRUNES TAPR'ST\u2019S FARO FIGS Tags FILBERTS and WALNUTS CLOVES and CASSIA BELMONT SPERM CANDLES Bbls DRY CRUSHED SUGaR Bbls CRUSHED A PHILLIPS & CO.June 22.\tjig June 23.ONS.149 TO Kills mCÜUÏiS FOR SHE, LOTS Nos.13 and 14, in the 3rd Range ; 21 and 22 in the 5th ; 26 and 27 in the 9th Range ; 18 in the 6th, and half of 13 in the 3rd Range of the Township of Simpson, in all 1300 acres, to which an indisputable title will be given.Terms made known on application to the undersigned.J, H.ISAACSON, N.P., 48 St.Francois Xavier Street.June 10\t138 rSR SUE, (WITHIN SOUND OF THE CITY BELLS, On me bank cf the St.Lawrence, A FARM, containing about 25C acres of most excellent land, in the highest state of cultivation, __________well wooded, well fenced, and well drained, together with numerous Buildings, one a first-class Cottage.The site is unsurpassed on the Island, and unequalled in the Province for a Gentleman\u2019s seat.This farm cost $23,000 several years ago, and has been valued last year, for certain purposes, oy a very competent judge of this city, at $28,000, but will le sold For further particulars apply at this Office, or to Wm.Evans, Esq., Agricultural WarerocmS; St.Ann\u2019s Market.April 23.\t97 CIQITLB à HILL-, SUCCESSORS TO A.à S.NOEDHEIMER AGENTS FOR Steiaway, CMckering, and [Dunham PIANOFORTES, \u2014AND\u2014 of Foreign and American JE IS IF MUSIC.Importers SU k FINE assortment of the above celebratedjn FOR AM, DISEASES OF THB ÜVfR STOMACH h Put up in Glass Phials, and warranted to IfBUF m ÆMY CLIMATE.and Upright\u2014together with a large variety from other favourite Houses, for Sale and for Hire, at prices to suit all classes of customers.Second-hand instruments, for Children and new beginners, offered very low.Pianos tuned by the year or otherwise.A supply of handsome Rosewood Stools and Rubber Covers just received ; the latter possessing all the good qualities of the old style of Rubber Cover, but resembling cloth, both in texture and design.59 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET.May 14.\t'\t116 JACOB WRENCH & SONS, SEED MERCHANTS, LONDON.BARRON HARVEYS & CO\u2019Y DRUG MERCHANTS, LONDON.Fraud# Dundili à G©., AGENTS, MONTREAL.December 23.\t306 THESE Pills are prepared expressly to operate in harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers, BRISTOL\u2019S SARSAPARILLA, in all cases arising from depraved humors or impure blood.The most hopeless sufferers need not despair.Under the infln ence of these two GREAT REMEDIES, maladies, that nave heretofore been considered utterly incurable, disappear quickly and permanently.In the following iiseases, these Pills are the safest, the quickest, and iest remedy ever prepared, and should he at once re* oited to : .Dyspepsia or Sasdlsesfloia ver Complaints, Constipation, Headache, Dropsy, Piles.For many years these PILLS have been used n dail practice, always with the best results, and it is with the greatest confidence they are recommended to the afflicted.They are composed of the most costly, purest and best vegetable Extracts and Balsams, such is are but seldom used in ordinary medicines, on account of their great cost, and the combination of rare \u2022nedicinal properties is such that in long standing and iifficult diseases, where other medicines have com iletely failed, these extraordinary Pills have effected peedy and thorough cures.OsiSy 25 Gents per Filial.J.F.HENRY & CO., 303 St.Paul Street, Montreal.General Agents for Canada.Agents for Montreal Devins & Bolton, Lamplough & Campbell, A.G.Davidson.R.Campbell & Co., J.Gardener, J.H.Harte, Picault & Son, and H.R.Gray and by ailiespectable Druggists.P ecem her 16\tD W S 299 WILDER PATENT MLIAIANDEE Flie h Buigiar Prd Safes THE Undersigned are constantly receiving, direct from New York a supply of the above well-known genuine SALAMANDER SAFES, fitted with Fowder Proof Locks, which they will sell at New York Prices, one half payable in American.Currency at par.g^The very severe tests these Safes have undergone, in the same fires that have destroyed the Safes of other makers, commend them to the attention of all intending purchasers.Sole Agents for Canada.BROWN & CO., Dubois\u2019 Buildings, 183 Notre Dame Street.April 28.\t100 THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR Customers and the Public, THAT THEY MATE MEOmVEB A LARGE PROPORTION OF THEIR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER ii a rm IN SiflCj Felt, & Tweed, COMPRISING ALIt TUB NOVELTIES To be found in the ENGLISH M A R K\u2019E T, Just ©petted, AND NOW READY FOR INSPECTION John Henderson & Co., CRYSTAL BLOCK.March 12.\t61 The Lord Jesas ihrisl ike ealj Lied of Ikarefl asd Ëartà, IN HIM DWELLS THE FATHER, FROM HIM PROCEEDS THE HOLY SPIRIT.See the Writings of EMANUEL SWEDEN-JORG.for sale at Dawlon Baas., Great St.James 3 reel.May 7.\t3m 109 E NGLI3H TOiLE ?SOAPS.A large assortiment just received.GLASGOW DRUG HALL, Opposite Witness Office, Notre Dame Street.June 25.\t161 ROUEE.p Deposit of Filtsi from Yards, NIGHT SOIL, BEAD ANIMALS, &c, Have been prepared on the property of the COR- \u2019 PO RATION of this City, situated near the intersection of GRAND TRUNK STREET with NAPOLEON RO*D (Point S .Charles), access to which can be obtained by Grand Trunk Street, St Patrick Sireet, and Napoleon Road.All parries depûsiting filth or other matter of nuisance elsewhere iu the said city but the places set apart for that purpose, shall be rigidly prosecuted according to law.(By order,) CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.City Clebk\u2019s Offiob, City Hall, Montreal, 8th July, 1864.n mwf 162 RIMMEB, GUNN & \u20ac0., OFFER FOR SALE!: C El A fil JL E g F A il li U OH &mf*jkG'V -N.rHE Undersigned having been appointed AGENTS IN CaNaDA for the above brand of CHAMPAGNE WINE offer it for Sale, relying upon its merits 10 establish htr the reputation it has already acquired in Europe and the United States.Besides obtaining for his Wine a first-class medal at the French Universal Exhibition of 1855, Ma.F ARRE has been appointed Purveyor to the Courts of Spain and Prussia.Edward Maitland, Tyiee & Co., 10 Hospital Street April 14.\t98 H BB CHAIMS.THE Subscribers have received them usual SUPPLY of this CELEBRATED WINE, sx Brig \u201cHAWK,\u201d consisting of\u2014 Sases very dry If erase May Mfousseau, Oases very drv Visi Imperial Which they offer for Sale.HablianJ Ml) & Co, Serif 1 fi i Agents for Can as.SMOKaDSALMda.rHE undersigned having made arrangements with one of the best Oarers of -SMOKED '\u2022ALMGN at Tadousac, b^ve just received tbeir fi st shipment, in very fine ^rder.and will continue to receive ihe same twice a week DUFRDS^R & McGa.ITY, 152 ho ire Dame Street, July 4\t168 lUYmS HQ\" Ex \u201cDeodar,\u201d from Marseilles 1 Eaglet,\u201d from Ex \u201cLark,\u201d trom Bordeaux.Ex \u201cHeron,\u201d from Bordeaux, ex \u201c Recovery,\u201d [IHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betwen the undersigned and JULIUS LANDER, in bis lifetime of Montreal, now deceased, as Wholesale Importers, under the name and style of \u201cJULIUS LANDER & CO.,\u201d was DISbOLYED on the TWELFTH DAY of JUNE instant (1864), by the death of said Julias uander.The business of the said late firm will be continued by the undersigned, under the same name and style.(Signed)\tH.DAYIS, Union Buildings, Rooms 6, 7 & 8 Montreal, 14th Jnne, 1864.1m 143 Carpetings, Oil Cloths, AND CURTAINS.JUST OPENED, ex Steamship, \u201cNOT A-SCOTIAN,\u201d Carpetings of all Descriptions.AT THE MONiTRExL CARPET & CURTAIN WAREHOUSE, 49 Gkeat St.Jambs Street.Also,\u2014ENGLISH, SCOTCH k AMERICAN FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, that will be cut to fit any dimensions.CURTAIN MATERIALS in Brocatelles, Reps, Pekin Cloths, and Woollen and Union Damasks.CURTAINS in Swiss Lace, Nottingham Lace, and Reps, embroidered and plain.Curtain Trimmings in great variety.Also,-STB AM BOAT BLANKETS.These Goods were purchased for Cash previous to the recent advances, and customers wil! receive all the advantages incident to a favourable selection on the part of the advertisers.Curtain Upholstery in all its branches attend-[ ed to.r.Campbell & co, 49 Great St.James Street.March 21.\t68 Sûïiies toi Ladies Uepsitat, W! la A BI Ü S.e received our ST AYS, also three Cases, per Peruvian, containing a magnificent collection of every thing wanted for the present season.The LARGEST STOCK of BABY HOODS, CLOAKS, and ROBES, CHILDREN\u2019S DRESSES, and BOY\u2019S KINCKERHOCKER SUITS in the City.Some very beautiful styles iu Ladies\u2019 MORNING DRESSES, and Ladies and Children's CLOTH \u2019ACKETS, Ladies\u2019 SILK, CASHMERE and MERINO UNDER VESTS.Another assortmemt of Ladies PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS.JOHN AITKEN & CO.,.102\t211 & 213 Notre Dame Street Oasfi JldYgances, \u2018\"IpHE SUBSCRIBERS continue to make LIEE .1 RAL CASH ADVANCES, and accep DRAFTS against PRODUCE consigned to the-or sale in this Market DAVID E.MACLEAN & CO Montbba December 4.\t289 Wire! Wire I Wire! Boxes Castile Raop Cases Salad rril, qts &pts Bales S b Aluonds Casks Cream Tartar Champagne, various brands, ex Havre Casks Bordeaux Vinegar 1 Hhds and Cases Claret Bags Walnuts\tj- Cases Plums Hhds Burgundy Wine Cases of Brandy k Wines J Cases Fruits\t) Qr.-casks and octaves Sherry, from Cadiz Together with the following Goods on hand and arriving : TEAS\u2014Young Hysons, Twankays, Japans COFFEES \u2014Mocha, Jamaica, Bahia and Rio TOBACCO\u2014Virginia and Canadian RAISINP\u2014M R\u2019s and Sultanas FIGS\u2014Quarter and eighth boxes CURRANTS, WALNUTS, and SARDINES SODA AS ri, Caustic Soda Sal-Soda, Silicate Soda Bi-Carb Soda.Alum Sulphur, Saltpetre Epsom Suits, Copperas Castor Oil, in tins and bottles Paints, Putty, whiting Sparrow\u2019s Crystals, Blues, &o BRANDY \u2014Utard's, Dulary\u2019s, &c RUM\u2014Jamaica, Berbice, and Demarara SHERRY\u2014Ysasi\u2019s, Laoave & Co, kc PORT\u2014Spanish, Burgundy, &c CHAMPAGNE\u2014Hock, Moselle PORTER\u2014Guiuess\u2019Dublin Btout Hibbert\u2019s London do ALE\u2014Bass & Go\u2019s English and Bordeaux Vinegar, in casks & btls Worcestershire Sauces and Pickles, Mushroom Ketchup Arrowroot, Mustard, Sago, Tapioca, Starch Nutmegs, Pepper, Mace, Cocoa, Chocolate Gelatine, Isinglass, Chicory, Candied Peels Belmont Sperm C mâles, Fancy Soaps, Canary and Hempseed WINE and PORTER BOTTLES Ale, Wine and Soda Water Corks Tobacco Pipes, Cotton Wick, &«.ko LlQUuRIOE PASTE and STICKS May 28.\t127 FROM MATAMZAS.I AND FOR SALE : 454 blîds Bilgîiî Muscovado Sagar 7(1 boxes White I'lajed s-.£««¦ David Torrance & Co.Jane 2.\t131 ' IMPROVED FIEE PSOIF SAFES.BtNK VAULTS, Ootnbined IR N AND STEEL SPECIE CHESTS, Sted-lined VAULT DOORS, Wrought Iron JiRED BOXE8, Paten Combination BANK LOCKb, Powder-proof SAFE LOCKb, &c, ko.A large stock of FIRE PROOF SAFES, of all sizes, constantly on hand, including several second nand Safes, by different makers, to be \u2022old cheap.Lne-half the price of Fire Proof Sates taken in AMERICAN MONEY AT PAR.RBRSHAW & EDW-'.RDS, Successors to R Kershaw a Co., 82 and 84 St.Francois Xavier Street.March 12\t61 dVESIM P B ACT IUA L Fe & BCfWDES, WJBE WORKERS \u2014 AND \u2014 at cturers of Wire Cloth, Sieves, Riddles, le !, Grate end Stove Guards, Meat Safes, Rat and Mouse Traps.Bird Cages, 2tc.Particular attention paid to Builders\u2019 Work.Cemetery, Garden and Farm Fencing made to order.Liberal discount to the trade.VICTORIA BLOCK.VICTORIA SQUARE July 5\tly 159 «fl.LÂIÜO* 97 COMMISSIONERS STREET.HAS FOR SALE: 1000 ROLLED SPICED PORK HAMS, smoked and unsmoked 100 do do BEEF HAMS 5000 SHOULDERS, Green and Smoked \u2014also,\u2014 MESS PORK THIN MESS do ENGLISH PRIME MESS do SUG-AR-CURED HAMS, Plain andsOanvassed DRIED SMOKED BEEF LARD in tierces, barrels and kegs June 28.\t163 INSOLVENCY A T OF I8S4, IN PRESS, and will shortly be published the insolvency act of iset, with Notes, Suggestions of Forme, and an Analytl cal Index.By ths HON.J.J.C.ABBOTT, Q.O.July 2.\t1m 157 BAY VIEW HOUSE Caiuiien, Hlaiae, U.S.The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing to their iriends, and all interested in finding first-class Sea-side _______ Hotel accommodations, that their new and spacious Hotel will be open early in June, it contains all the modern improvements and every convenience for the comfort and accommodation of the travelling public.It is finely located, commanding an unrivalled view of the Penobscot Bay.The advantages of Sea-bathing, and the facilities for fishing and boating, are unsurpassed.For its beautiful scenery and delightful drives and walks, Camden is triready favorably known as one of the moat eligible and delightful watering places in New England.Connected with the Hotel is a fine Livery Stable, horses end carriagts having been selected with great care.The Carriages are from the best establishments in the country, and of the most approved styles.Steamboat landings easy of access; stetmers touching every, day in the week Telegraph communication with all parts of the country.Those wishing to secure good rooms will do well to apply soon, as many are already engaged.CUSHING & JOHNSTON, Proprietors.Camden, May 11,1864,\t153 lustirauce againsî Fire & Burglars J.& Ja TAYLOITS P A T EIN T mmm um.< PHE Subscribers have on Sale an assortment JL of the above A F E S, which they have confidence in recommending as thoroughly reliable.They hay .een well tested at Quebec and Toronto with triumphani success, and are in use in many of the BANKS and PUBLIC OFFICES of the Province.They uesire parti-cularly to call attention tc the following certificate :\u2014 Lindsay, August 28, 1861, Messrs.J.& J.Taylob.\u2014Gentlemen,\u20141 beg to inform you that your Safe, which was in my possession when my store was burned at the late great fire here, July 5th, has just been opened ; the keys having been lost, it had to be cut, open, and although exposed to the very hottest part ot the fire, it having fallen into the cellar amongst upwards of twenty narrels of oil, tur-pentine and varnish, which xept burning around it for over four days ; and from the fact of one of the wheels, the name plates aud knob, also a stove which stood alongside 01 it, bavin been melted and run into ore solid mass, tb Safe must have been red hot for a considerable tim t yet the interior of the Safe is almost ai ^ood as new, and has proved to be a perfect Fire-Proof Safe ; Safes of other makers which were in the fire having proved worthless, I can with confidence recommend yours as being superior to anything of the kind I have yet seen.CHAS.BRITTAN, Lindsay, C.W.Having seen the above Safe \u201c'nened, we can with confidence recommend th -m to the publie as being Fire-proof in every sense ol ie word.THOS.KEENAN, THOS.K ADAM, Postmaster, Lindsay.JAMES HUTTON &.CO,, St.Hblbh Stkekt March 24,\t71 I HE undersigned, AGENTS for FRANCK l STARLING & CO.\u2019S WRAPPING PAPER, have now received, and will keep constantly on hand, a fail assortment of Straw, Tea, and Manilla, all sizes, which they offer to the Trade on most favourable teims.W.& T.LEEMING& CO.Juno 29.\t1m 154 rg EE undersigned will thankfully receive JL CONTRI BUTIONS in behaif of the unfor tunate EMIGRANTS who suffered by the RAILWAY ACCIDENT Aï BELCE1L.GERHARD LOMER, President of the German Society.JpJv I\t156 TABS AND THSBI.F S O'M.238.Noue Bamellstroet.Mâi*MWÆ.S!i3 Of every description for Builders and (Cabinet Makers.MOUSE FUR!¥I*em£.WINDOW CORNICES and CORNICE POLES, of spUndid designs and cheep.Door and Table Mats in great variety, Preserve Jats, (Jenning\u2019s Patent) ; as excellent article.Call and inspect before purchasing elsewhere, and we ate certain of the satisfactory results.June 17.\t144 ÜEW MUSIS.New &itd Brilliant via it a f trees'.Caprice Militaire.Ketlerer.\t60 Potpourri from Faust.H Cramer.75 \u201c\t\u201c\tC Grobe 75 Warblings at Noon.,B Richards.40 I\tPurit ni.Fantasie.J.I eybach 75 Faust, Fantasia brilliants.R-tterer.\t60 Soldier's Chorus.B.Richards.40 l.alla Rook.Fantasia Reverie,.AT* Iretu,.60 Troubadour et Chatelaine.Blumental 60 II\tBacio.Enterer.50 Reveil des Oiseaux, Idylle.C B.Lysb-rg.75 Finale iu Lucrezta.A.Goria 75 Reve de Ariel.Scherzo Ya'se .E-Prudent.50 Who will Care for Mother now Variations A.Baumbach.50 For Sale by HEN'RY PRINCE, 145 Notre Dame Street.JuM\t145 Fornlsfieâ Apartments to Let, WITH BOARD, in one of those large an commodious new Houses, containing al the modern conveniences, situate on Ohamp-de-Mars Street, opposite the Lumber Yard, and thf \u2022econd door from the Champ-de-Mars.J y 28\t12P Apothecaries to H.B.H, The Princ,' Wales.B MJBDIC&JL M&Lii, Opposite the Post Ovnca.BEZOLISE1 BENZOLINE 1\u2014Mather\u2019s Ben zoline, for removing Paint, oil, Grease, ko ,froai the finest fabrics.For sale by 156\tKENNETH CAMPBELL & CO TtÆO JSO- JEJ â-Xm cm mmm sin rofflpuY.\\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the SHARE-IN HOcDERS of this COMPANY, iu accordance with a Resolution of the Board of Directors, at their Meetirg held on the 16th instant, that Nine Calls, of TEN PER CENT BACH, on the NEW SUBSCRIBED STOCK, will become DUE and PAYABLE at MÜI-S0N3 BA«K, in Montreal, as follows : 7th Call payable on the 18 h day of July next.8 th Call payable on the 16 th day of August next.9th Call payable on the 16th day of September next.10th Call payable on the 17th day of October next.By Order.WM.H.HOPPER, Secretary.Montreal City Passikser 1 Railway Company, > 18th January, 1864 S\tmwf 14 CAMPBELL\u2019S GLYCERINE LOTION \u2014 Allay j irritation of the Skin, relieves sunburns, prickly heat, eruptions of the face, cures chapped hands, sore lips, &c., aud is a pleasant and efficacious application at all seasons.Prepared only by KENNETH CAMPBELL & OO., 156\tMedical Hall.THE NEW REMEDY.\u2014.Propylamine, the new remedy for Rheumatism, just received , also, Pitcher Plant, the Small Pox specific, iu a fresh ar-d reliable condition.KENNETH CAMPBELL k CO., 156\tMedical Hall.OELTZER WATER.\u2014Struve\u2019s Brighton Selt-O zer, Hooper\u2019s Brighton, and Campbell's Supercarbonated Sparkling Seltzer ; also Savory k Moore's granulated Seltzer Powder, just received by KENNETH CAMPBELL & OO., 156\tMedical Hall.PÜHUïil.Blasting, F F, FFF tlanaister, ©f varions grades^_ta |-üb & Mb.Oanaaiau îlsffle Duck Eshuotmg, Manufactured by the HAMILTON POWDER OOMPaNY, and warranted equal to any imported.THOIVSÂ8 W.RAPHAEL, February 26.12 St.Sacrament Street, 6-\" 48 lotice to tlis Ladies.Dc REFRIGERATORS PLAIN CHEST, with Ventilators, a good article, at $6, $8, $10 and $12.The POLAR, made by Patentee, New York, and expected in few days, a NEW REFRIGKRATOR, said to be superior to any made.Also, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, &c., ko.GEO HAGAR k OO., 302 k 304 St.Paul Streets June 11.\t139 Office Keskg ia great Variety, And made to Order.SEALE June 20.TEES.146 mn im m Maccaroni.FLAGONS & HALF FLAGONS 1 Barton & > Q,u isiier\u2019s SALAD OÏL\tJ Brand MACCARONi & VERSVÎICELL Now Receiving Direct from Bordeaux.1, buc&aa&H, Harris à Ce, April 2.\t79 BROWNE\u2019S CHLOaUDYN.-400 oz.ofDr.J.Collis Browne's Chlorodyne, just received by the undersigned, agents for the manufacturer.No Traveller, or no Family, should be without this inestimable medicine, Fer Diarr-hraa, and other painful affections of the Bowels, it has no equal.KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO , 15S\tMedical Hall.Barths oxygen water.\u2014This new Beverage, consisting of Water highly impregnated with Oxygen Gas, is a decided Tonic and Restorative, which purifies the blood, provokes appetite, and promotes digestion.Just received by gKENNETH CAMPBELL k CO.156\tMedical Hall.E\u2019 7NGLISH TOILET SOAP.\u2014Honey Soap, ___ Brown Windsor, Glycerine, Sunflower, Rose, Ac., in great variety.Also, Hendrie's, Lubin\u2019s, Douglas\u2019, Patey\u2019s, &c., Fancy Soaps, just received by KENNETH CAMPBELL k CO., 158\tMedical Hall, OCTOR AUGUSTE WEILBRENNER has the honor to inform the Ladies that he is in possession of A TRUE SPECIFIC REMEDY, by which he can, in a few days, and with a treatment extremely simple, Cure completely the most severe cases of \u201c Female Complaints.\u201d P.S.\u2014The Doctor may be consulted by Cor-resp on deuce,\u2014Post-paid.Boucherville, May 28.\t129 ROOFS REmqymQn THE undersigned are prepared to attend to the fitting up of Warerooms, Shops and Offices.June 20, SEALE & TEES, 146 WIHES! Wl^ES! JUST RECEIVED\u2014Our usual large assortment if CLARET, a very refreshing drink I for the sumirer.Also, SAUTErNE, fine PORT j SHERRY and RHINE WINES.For Sale by BRUNEAU, NADEAU & CO., 48 Notre Dame, Corner Bonsecours Sts.July 6,\t160\u2019 SPONGE 1 SPONGE 1\u2014A Case of (very fine Honey Comb Sponge, just received.Also, finest Turkey Sponge, Sponge Bags, Baden Bathing Pads and Gloves, Toilet Requisites of every description.KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO., Medical Hall.July 1.\t166 WORK.ARID PLAY By Horace Bushndl, D,D.Author of \u201c The New Life,\u201d \u201c Natural and Supernatural,\" &c., &c.contents : Work and Play\tCity Plans The Age of Homespun Life or the Livea The Day of Roads\tReligious Music The Growth of Law The Itoctrine of Loyalty Price\u2014One Dollar.For Sale I y DAWSON BROS., 23 Great St.James Street,J2 1 Jupe 7.\t136 rIN AND IRON ROOFS secured from future damage or leakage by COWAN\u2019-; BRIGHT BLaCK VARNISH, which resists the strongest icids, and suitable for Ship\u2019s Bottoms, Steamers, Dhimnies, &c.GRAVEL and FELT ROOFING\u2014expiriencid hands employed for botn purposes.Also for Sale,\u2014PITCH, TAR, FELT, VAR.ÏISH, &c., by the Manufacturer, J.B.COWAN, OrTics\u20145 St.Madrice Street, Works\u2014St.Gabriel Farm May 1.\t109 SUGAR !___SUGAR ! ALL KINDS of SUGAR, for PRESERVING, at the usual low prices.Also, FREs-H FRUITS in Syrups,CANDIED FRUITS, FkE,* H GRANGE MARMALADE, and fine SALAD OIL, in flagons and half flitons, at BRUNEAU, NADEAU & OO'S.July 6.\t-____ 160 q©9 H GIBB AVE josr uPENeD, per S.S America, CASE OF r,UVELl'IES, CimpMSiug aU the latest materials received iu the Lonaon Market for Gentlemens wear, for the present hot weai her.Together with an assortment of CRaVaTS, &c , kd July 7,\t\u2019\t161 7 ;AuK Mom i.- ¦,.WsrJ^>\\' 4?iîAL ÜÏ- MONTREAL iiËEÂLD AND B4l£Y COMMERCIAL GAZETTE ; MONDAY, JULY 18, 1864.the natural and peculiar sentiments of the new c\u2019aimed what is their manifest right.The Lower subjects should be overridden by despotic gov- Canadian* have resisted the claim not because ernment.Such a government no Englishmen it was wrong ; but because they saw no way of ever thought of establishing anywhere for men shielding themselves from a smaller, or we may of European race\u2014least of all on this Continent.8ay iocal wrong, except by perpetuating a larger, In order, therefore, to reconcile the two necessi- or in other words a general wrong.At present tits of the country\u2014on the one hand, to enable by their leiders they capitulate as to the genera^ British settlers to have British laws and to legis- ! question.Take they say a larger share at 5 o\u2019clock, six leagues farther on, stopped half an hour ; a loaf of garrison of the majority of the men employed on this Di- |\t\u2018\u2018A few fast sailing vessels, distribated in the tion would not have prevented the collision for ouar's of not- vision to believe that I shall ever have occasion ,\tdifferent seas and officered and manned by bold\twhen the danger was\tseen\tby\tthe servants\tof to notice a deviation from any of these rules.\\\tfellows in the pursuit of plunder, might have in-\tthe train the: 1.Conductors of Passenger Trains must be in\tflirted incalculable injury upon us This system\tcause of the mischief\twas\tthe\tshort attendance at the starting point half-an-hour be- ,\tof predatory warfare, more than any other, equal-\tbetwe n the trains and to annravate IbvTmnrn\trlV el8nt.leJ.guei tether, üfty minutes ment, owing to parties anxious to buy for ship- fore the time for departure ; they must person- : «es the strength of nations on the water.\u2022 * \u2022 deuce the tram which was not to stop at Egham win\u2019» Ind mhWn» °f w*?a,\u201cd\tÎ ment- $25U,000 were exported by last steamer timeto «OP-.The true b.ead and three quans of'beer'to'home;&aVhalf cl^d/dosTug^arAn.^ TheU w^ intervals ^ past eight, eight leagues further, fifty minutes\t' Exchange opened at 273 to 274 ; closed at 280.Gold opened at 251 to 251J j rose to 259 and de- some excite- BUslNESS NOTICES.A sure cure for Summer Complaint Siller.Davie\u2019 Pain MONDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1864.THE MÜLSONS BANK Great St, James Street, We have in hands of (he eminent Wood Engravers of New York (Messrs.N.Orr & Co.) a LARGE WOOD ENGRAVING of the NEW Bt\u2019ILDING now erecting for the use of the MOLSONS BANK.It will appear in a few days with a full LETTER PRESS DESORIP TION.PUBLIC APPOIH\u2019raiSHTS THIS BAY.at at Performance in the Theatre Royal, this evenin; Eiirht o\u2019clock.\t,\t, .LaRue\u2019s War Show at Mechanic»\u2019 Hall.this evenin, Eight o\u2019clock.Parlour Skating by Jackson Haines, at Guilbault s Rink, this evening, at half-past Eight o\u2019clock.THE TEMPEKATUHE VESTEKDAY.State of the Thermometer fin the shade) at the door of Mr.McPherson, watchmaker and jeweller, corner of St.Francois Xavier and \"Notre Dame Streets .Inly 16.\u20149 A.M.76 above zero.S P.M.89 \u201c 86 \u201c \u201c (\"BY TELEGRAPH.} mmi PUSS DESPATCHES.New York, July 16.\u2014\"fhe Herald's correspon dent gives an account of the marine raid, es fol.lows: Near Peint of Rocks.Va., July 13, 4 a.m.\u2014 On Monday, the lltb, Lieut.Chambers of the 3rd Pa.artillery, with 130 men crosced the James river at a point below Dutch Gap, and above Gen.R.S.Poster\u2019s pontoon bridge, for the purpose of attaching a force of rebels stationed in some mills, barns, and houses, situated on a place known as Cox\u2019s farm.The force having landed at the designated front, below Dutch Gap, from the steamer Heppiugstones remained there until nearly daylight yesterday morning, at which time, the commander determined to make the attack.The enemy were found in force in the barns, mills and houses of the farm.They consisted rf 300 troops, commanded by Lieut G.Whennington of S.0 , who was captured.When our forces were within 150 yards of the building the enemy opened a brisk fire, resulting in no injury.Lieut.Chambers ordered a charge, himself leading, The charge resulted in the capture of one lieutenant, a sergeant, one corporal and 11 privates.The command was accompanied by a party supplied with fireballs which were instantly applied, smoking out the rebels and comp-elling them to give battle on open ground.In the engagement the rebels suffered severely.A torpedo with galvanic battery and a large quantity of powder small arms and equipage w.-re captured.A large amount of saw mills and machinery were destroyed.Herald correspondent on the field, July 13.\u2014 James Shaffers cavalry expedition has just returned.This expedition having for its object the maintsinence of communication between Suffolk and that region left here some days siu.ee and has accomplished its object They captured a rebel quarter-master and encamped for a period of two days just outside of Suffolk without moles ation.They have returned safely without, loss.The greatest destitution prevails in Suffolk and the surrounding country.Corn is held at $300 dollars per barrel and all other necessaries in proportion.The expedition brought in 70 horses and mules and a number of wagons and twe rebel officers, a sergeant and two enlist ed men.The World Special says, advices from the upper Potomac coufirm the reported retreat of the rebels into Virginia.Our artillery shelled the rebel rear last evening and some stragglers were taken but it was impossible to intercept the main body They bad 575 prisoners.Cairo, July 15.\u2014The Vicksburg Herald says, in regard to our late expedition to Jackson that our forces moved from Black River on the 3rd.The whole force numbered not less than 3,000.The enemy were not encountered in f jrce until the 5th, when they were strongly posted on the bank of a Creek, three miles this side of Jackson.A flanking force compelled the rebels to abandon their posiiion, and our forces assembled at Jackson that night.The following diy as our troops were leaving a ci-tfa n went up to the top of the State House and signalled the rebel cavalry, which drew up iu line of the latter on the north side of the town.For this act the citizen was summarily shot.T he enemy attacked our advance, but they were drawn back.The next morning our rear guard was again assembled near, but the rebels were repulsed and the ground strewn with the dead and wounded.Our loss was 100 killed aud 50 wounded, we captured 30 or 4) prisoners.No cotton has recently been brought, in.The railroad from Vicksburg to Jackson is being rapidly repared and communication will soon be had with the interior.New York, July 16 \u2014Stocks dull and heavy Money on call at 7 per cent.Sterling Exchange nominal at 109: The Tribune's Washington special says, it is estimated that the rebels secured 10,000 head of cattle aud horses besides sheep and hogs which they got across the Potomac.Brief as the combat at Washington was, it was bloody.Tinir killed and wounded must have been 500.The 9th corps made sad havoc among them' Several prominent secession sympathisers have been arrested at Bladensburg.Fort Monroe, 14th.\u2014Ool.Diamond, with two squadrons of cavalry, left Portsmouth last Saturday, and returned last evening.They succeeded in driving all the guerillas, rebel cavalry and pickets, from the Nanscmoua county, across the Black water.One of our men was murdered, after being captured, and not being able to arrest the murderer, the Colonel burned all the buildings in the neighborhood.Baltimore, 16th.\u2014The following from Fort Monroe probabiy has some connection with the pursuit of the Florida : The steamer United States, from Boston, reports :\u2014 July 13th, 5 p.m , off the light ship in view of South shoal, heard heavy firing north, judged the firing to be tweuty-four miles west from the Light ship.July 14th,.1:15 p.m., was spoken by the steamer Ticonderoga she sheered in the direction of the firing.There is no news from City Point.New York, 15th.\u2014Five prisoners made their escape from Fort Lafayette, on Thursday, after shackling the guard;-nine others failed.Boston, 16th.\u2014ïhë reports of the rebel invasion of Maine from New Brunswick, appear to have little foundation in fact.Washington, 16th.\u2014Additional alarm was occasioned on the Virginia side of the Potomac yesterday, by reports that the rebels are raining the railroad up to Manasses.This is not yet established, but many think it not impossible, and that the design of the rebels is to command the gaps and keep open their communications between Gordonsville and the valley.New York, 16th.\u2014The steamer Havana brings Mexican news to June 30th, by Havana.Maximilian had invited President Jaurez and other liberal chiefs, to come to the city of Mexico, and consult together on a plan of restoring peace, and the firm establishment of the Empire, guaranteeing their full protection and satety.It is said they all refused to hold any communication exc-pt by arms, with the adjutant of Napoleon The Emperor has taken up his residence at Cha-pulto, twenty-five miles from the capital.No minister is yet appointed to the United States Secretary Fessenden has been in consultation with Mr.Chase to-day, relative to the proposed foreign loan.The Post says, at present there is not much prospects of its negotiation on satisfactory terms, The report that the associated banks refused to make a loan to Mr Fessenden, except they be made general depositories and fiscal agents of the Government, is not correct.They propose to loan $50,000,000 and make payments the same as in great commercial countries in Europe.Secessionists iu Baltimore cay that the recent rebel invasion was only a reconnoissauce, and that they will receive large reinforcements, aud return with Lee iu command.Philadelphia, July x7\u2014The Inquirer has the following special from Washington : \u2014 A portion of Moshy\u2019s command, about 200, passed near Leesburg on Tuesday night.Each rider had a horse, and they were driving before them 1000 head of cattle.When last heard from they were making for Aahby\u2019s Gap.Another portion of Rebel Cavalry are known to have been at Chester Gap on Wednesday at noon.The Cavalry of Barry Gilmore were the last of the rebel force to cro.s the Potomac, which they did a little above Edward\u2019s Ferry.After crossing, a small force was detached from his main command and sent towards Snickerville, when the main body moved directly for Ashby\u2019s Gap.late in accordance with the bent of the national character, and, on the other, to grant constitutional government to the ceded country, the Province of Quebec was divided into Upper and Lower Canada.Settlers could take their own choice, and live under whichever dominant society they pleased.As this act was not passed until after the American war, we must suppose that while the great statesmen of the day saw the necessity of the division thus effected, they entertained the iuea of a nexus of some kind between the two new Provinces, either derived from a common allegiance to the same sovereign, or from some direct legislation by metropolitan authority or convention between the two local governments.In fact, \u201cjoint authority,\u2019\u2019 ridiculous as the word seemed to a great many persons, when uttered at the convention of \u201c Grits,\u2019'\u2014a word of contempt which, we suppose, will hereafter be banished from polite conversation\u2014was speedily constituted for certain purposes, in the shape of a joiut commission to deteimine the share that the two Provinces should respectively receive out of the duties levied at the seaports, which were, of course, both in Lower Canada.The natural configuration of the country, such as we believe is without example in history, and which, probably, could never have been mapped out in political geography for any territory having actively hostile neighbours, since its long drawn out frontier is precisely the shape most exposed to attack, must have seemed to them to tender some concerted action absolutely necessary.In practice, therefore, Canada, even before the union, was confederated for certain limited purposes, though by a very loose tie.That arrangement, though the country progressed under it, was not entirely satisfactory^ and, in 1836, the Imperial Parliament adopted a resolution declaring that it v as expedient to permit the two Provinces to make provision for tha joint regulation and adjustment of their common interests in the trade and commerce of the country.All regular government, however, was for the timo stopped by the events of the years 1837 and 1838 ; but when Lord Durham came out to compose the storm, ho was directed to consider whether the just demands of Upper Canada should not' ha met by erecting some \u201c joint legislative authority, which should pre-\u201c side oyer all questions of common iaterest to \u201c the two Provinces, and which might be ap-\u201c pealed to in extraoi dinary cases to arbitrate \" between contending parties in either ; preserv-i\u2018 ing, however, to each Province its distinct « Legislature, with authority in all matters of ii an exclusively domestic concern.\u201d We see, therefore, that the \u201cjoiut authority\u201d which for years formed tha staple of the mirth of the ii moderate party\u201d writers and speakers, was a phrase with a very respectable sort of paternity; notwithstanding it was subsequently adopted by those rascally, \u201clooking to Washington,\" grits, whom you know, Sir, we have now taken to our bosom.Lord Durham, howober, instead of thL, and partly, no doubt, to protect the interests of the English-speaking inhabitants ot Lower Canada, who had not found themselves very easy under the French Canadian majority, recommended that union ot the two Canadian Provinces which was immediately carried, with the addition, however, of an arrangement, which has not yet been acted on, for admitting the other B.N.A.Provinces.With wise foresight, his lordship advised that the joint legislature should be so constituted as to give \u201crepresentation, as \u201c near as may bo, in proportion to population \u201d His lordship did not think that it was necessary to qualify this by any caveat against its being understood to mean something else, say, for instance, universal suffrage ; but he probably had not [earned so new a form of logic as that acquired by gentle-nxen who have since had to deal with the subject.His Lordship was sagaciously averse to the plan of giving an equal number of \u201c members to the two Provinces, in order to at-\u201c tain tha temporary end of outnumbering the French,\u2019\u2019 and avowed that to do so \u201cwould be a violation of the principles of representation\u201d ; but he proposed that the commission which was to regulate the joiut constitution should \u201cform a plan of local govarnmeut by elective bodies, subordinate to the general legislature, and exercising a complete control over such local affairs as do not come within \u201c the province of general legislation.\u201d This recommendation was reduced to a bill, introduced to Parliament by Lord John Russell dividing Canada into five great \u201c Municipal\u201d districts, of which that of Montreal was to be the centre.The Municipal Governments, as they were called, were to have the power of assessing rates and taxes for iocal purposes; and the qualification for voters -for his Lordship did not, we repeat, think representation according to population had anything to do with universal suffrage\u2014was to ha the same for the local and general governments.Whether that scheme would have worked better than the one actually adopted we do not know.It was not popular among the British inhabitants of Lower Canada, and Lord Durham h-.ving been violently attacked by Lord Brougham on account of his Canadian administration, withdrew from the fisld in disgust.His plans were all changed, and the Union Act was passed, including, as an essential part of it, that very equality of representation whose evils he deprecated-and we have experienced.This experience has naturally set to work on the suggestion of a remedy, all those who do not make their own profit and position by resisting right and justice till it is wrung fr.m them by force.Accordingly about the same time two meetings of politicians were held, one in Upper and one in Lower Canada for the purpose of devising the best means to escape from our great difficulty.One of these was composed of liberal or \u201c grit\u201d delegates\u2014if we may be allowed an obsolete expression\u2014from all parts of Upper Canada, who passed a resolution containing that celebrated, much laughed at, but now generally adopted expression of joint authority.The whole platform was as follows :\u2014 of influence, which is your due ; but give us protection against your abuse of it to our prejudice, in things which do not concern you.The question is already very much simplified by this concession, and as these \u201c who have hitherto for a particular purpose\" demanded the right to be paramount for all purposes, are now ready to forego that claim and only seek for adequate guarantees, the question will resolve itself into this\u2014whether there cannot be other \"guarantees quite as effectual, much less cosily, and exposed to fewer inconveniencies than that afforded by the costly machinery of local legislation superadded to general legislation.We do not reject the federative scheme in default of a bette\u2019-, though our acceptance of it will of course depend upon its details, but we cannot help honing that the question being frankly examined jointly, by opposing parties for the purpose of coming to an agreement, instead of separately for the purpose of making objection, will 1-e found capable of a solution simpler, cheaper, and more accordant with the principles of our own time honoured constitution.The Municipal Debts cv the Oxford Municipalities to the Government.\u2014We yesterday expressed our doubts, founded on expeiience, of the truth of a charge made by the Leader against the Hou.George Brown of having made a very early use of his position in the Government to relieve the municipalities in question from their indebtedness.The truth is that we hardly ever remember au accusation against any public man coming from that source, which was not a thorough paced falsehood.T^e Glebe shows conclusively that this last charge is of precisely the same character with the slanders that have preceded it.The fact appears to be that instead of the Government releasing the municipalities they have been released on the most equitable reasons by a decree of the Court of Chancary, and that the only share the Government had in this result was in waiving a technical privilege in favour of the Crown, so as to allow of the Court to deal with the matter ou its merits, which it could not otherwise have done.The fact seems to he that the municipalities, became indebted under certaiu conditions, one of which was that they should hold security on the railroad in favour of which they advanced tbs money ; but that this security has been destroyed by sgbsequent legislation ; the road in fact never having been made at all.They therefore claim, and if the facts are taken for true, with apparent justice to ha released.At any rate ihe Court of Chancery has adopted that view and has made a decree against the claim of the Government.But what are to think of the journalist who for the sake of giving colour to a falsehood would quote duly the last sentence of a letter as follows :\u2014\u201c Your municipality is, \u201c therefore, fully absolved from all liability for \u201c the railway debt, aud I heartily congratulate \u201c the freeholders of Norwich on this happy re-\u201c suit ;\u201d and omit the very next preceding sentence :\u2014\u201cThe application for a decree in -lie suit \u201c was accordingly renewed before the Court the \u201c day before yesterday (30th Tune) ; and the \u201c Crown, having appeared and consented there-\u201c to, a formal decision of the sait was made by 11 the Vice-Chancellor in favour of the Township \u201c of Norwich.\u201d Such conduct ought to stamp those who are guilty of it with an ineffaceable brand.Gold in Earnest\u2014We have heard a great deal about Canadian gold, and have seen some tolerably large nuggets in geological collections ; but it was only yesterday that we saw for the first time something like a \u201cpile,\u201d in the Californian or Australian sense, of gold which we knew to have been mined in Canada This beautiful heap of pure metal was turned out on our table by Colonel Rankin, who had just come to town from the Chaudière region, aud has brought wi'h him couple of very nice bags of between $300 and $400 value, a small portion of it in pieces about tDe size of a flattened buck snot, the res\u2019, in nuggets varying from ihe bulk of a golden half dollar up to one of the value of $106.The whole of this gold came from the property belonging to Colonel Rankin, which he has divided off into allotments for actual workers, having in military phrase échelonné the miners ali along the supposed direction of the lead of the vein, so as to develops it, in different parts of the length.He informs us that every one seems to be well satis-fisd with the produce, and that he could have procured thousands of dollars, as readily as hundreds had he chosen to purchase more.He exhibited the plunder to a number of gentlemen in town, and there can be no doubt that it conclusively establishes the presence of gold iu quant -ties capable of yielding an adequate return for labour in a large part of our Lower Canadien territory.The gold in question came from the Gilbert, but Colonel Rankin says that the same indications prevail upon the du Loup and all the other tributaries of the Chaudière, and that all promise to be alike productive.5.Resolved,\u2014\u201c That iu the opinion of this assembly, the best practicable remedy for the evils now encountered in the government of Canada is to be found in the formation of two or more local governments, to which shall be committed the control of all matters of a local or sectional character, and some joint authority charged with such matters as are necessarily common to both sections of the Province.\u201d 5.Resolved\u2014\u201c That while the details of the changes proposed in the last resolution are necessarily subject for future arrangement, yet this assembly deems it imperative to declare that no government would be satisfactory to the people of Upper Canada which is not based on the principle of Representation by Population.\u201d About the time that the \u201cGrits\u201d were taking this course in Upper Canada, some leaders among those other revolutionary villains, the \u201crouges\u201d of Lower Canada, also assembled, and a committee of their number, eousisting of Messrs.A.A.Dorion, T.D.McGee, L.T.Drummoud and L.A.Desaulles published a report in which they gave it as their opinion \u2022' that whether we \u201c consider the present needs or the probable fu-\u201c tuie condition of the eoun try, the true, the \u201c statesman-like solution is to be sought in the \u201c substitution of a purely Federative for the pre-\u201c sent co-called Legislative Union ; the former, it \u201c it is believed, would enable us to escape all \u201c the evils, and to retain all the advantages, ap-\u201c pertaining to the existing Union.\u201d They also claimed for their party the credit for having, iu 1856, formally submitted this method of arranging the difficulties of the country to Parliament by means of a resolution which was proposed by Mr.Dorion.If, therefore, weight of authority is juuged to afford eufficient sanction for such a scheme, federation, in some shape, may be fairly said to have a consensus adequate to the satis.Federation.\u2014In dealing with this question, faction almost of a theological council.It musti -whether we use the word to signify the union, - however, be observed that all through the histo-under one league, of all the British North ry of these opinions, the federative principle American Colonies, or the relaxation of the pre- whether by name or in practice, has been adopt, sent tie which unites the two ancient Canadian el not as the best course; but as a means Provinces in one, we must from the first edmit of conciliating two conflicting claims that the scheme does not want for authority, \u2014the first that the principle of all representative We all know why Canada was constituted iu government should not be destroyed by giving two Provinces, and how that form of political the minority of the population a majority of the existence obtained the support of Burke, and representation\u2014the second that the peculiar in-Pitt, and other great statesmen of the day.terests of the minority should not be overborne The Metric System,\u2014SirJ.F.W.Herschel.writing to the Times, supplies some scientific reasons against the introduction of the metric system which according to the Journal des Desbats, is opposed only by the insular prejudices of the British people.He says that the British system of metric standards refers itself with quite as much simplicity through the medium of the inch to the length of the earth\u2019s polar axis (a unit common to all nations) as the French does through that of the metre to the elliptic quadrant of a meridian passing through Paris (a unit peculiar to France.) The deviation of the French standard of capacity and weight from its theoretical value is one part in 2,730, or three times as great as the error in the English standards while their error in the standard of length is one part in 5:4Q0, or ten times that of the deviation in English measurement.The English theoretical basis is therefore the better of the two and as that is in use in America, Russia, British India and Australia, Sir John Herschel considers that it is in the majority as regards the area, population, and commerce of nations that adopts its principle, and that on these grounds the opposition to the metrical novocation is gratified.ally see that the ears are properly lighted, warmed, ventilated and clean, and in the event of any deficiency or damage to glass, lamps, water cans, stoves, or other equipment, they must report the same to the Station Agent before starting and get his acknowledgment that it is so.If no complaint is made, the train will be held to be complete, and the Conductor will be held responsible for the valus of any missing articles, or for damage other than that caused by fair wear and tear.No fittings ate to be removed from one car to another.2.\tStart {on time\u2014to the minute.Report cause of the sligh rest delay.3.\tCall out Names of Stations loudly, make very short stops.Get passengers into the habit of getting on and off trains quickly, and let every man belonging to the train help to wood up 4.\tNo one except the Baggageman, whether employé ernot, must be admitted into the Baggage Car.The Local Superintendent and Conductor are alone intit'ed to be there on business.Baggage must be checked only to the Station for which the Passenger holds a Ticket, aud must only be given up at the Station to which it is checked.Owners of baggage must not be allowed in the Baggage Car.5.\tBaggagemen must obtain a signature in their books for baggage delivered at Stations, or else they cannot clear themselves when baggage is lost.They must pay more attention to the safe keeping and delivery of letters entrusted to their care.6.\tIn Signaling, use j-our Hands and Lamps instead of your Voice.The former can always be seen ; the latter cannot frequently be heard except by the passengers in the rear cars, to whom this shouting is very annoying, especially to those iu the Sleeping Car of No.14* Train, when at Richmond Junction, 7.\tPassengers must not be allowed to travel by Freight Trains without the special permission of the Local Superintendent.8 Conductors of Way Freight Trains must enter on their journals the name and occupation of the person to whom they deliver freight at each Station.It is the duty of the Agent to receive and check off his way freight.The above Journals must be neatly made out and be sent to me promptly and regularlv.Much more information must be given by Conductors in their Journals than has hitherto bsen done.Full explanation as to delays or accidents will often save much trouble and labor ia correspondence.I shall most value those Conductors whose Journals give the fullest information.I cannot travel as much as Conductors do, and then fore I annot see as much as they do.I do not wish any man to act as a spy upon another ; but there is a great difference between this, and wilfully shutting your eyes to what you know to he gross neglect\u2014or worse.I shall consider those who eoncea! such facts from me as guilty as the offenders themselves.9.\tConductors must remember that they are supported by the Law in the exercise of their functions, and they must therefore be most forbearing to Passengers offending against the Byelaws of the Company, avoiding personal altercation, and executing their duties firmly but temperately.Civility on the part of all the Compa-uy\u2019s employes is indispensible.10.\tI cannot urge too strongly the vital importance ot keeping the Rolling Stock movingh Any wilful neglect oa the part of Station Agents or Conductors will necessitate dismissal.No Car that is evidently overloaded must be taken on a train.Report the fact to me at once 11.\tBrakesmen must be always near their brakes.Those on Freight Trains must he on the lop of the Cars.,2.See that your Loaded Cars are not tampered with at Stations when you lay over or remain some time.Any one detecting or preventing a robbery will be hondsomely rewarded.13.\tIt is very important that the most careful attentiou be paid to Braking on Freight Trains, so as to maintain as even a rate of speed as possible up and,down grade.Conductors alone are responsible to me for the speed of their trains, and I will accept of r o excuse for the dangerous practice of running down grade at Passenger Train speed, and crawling up grade.14.\tDescend the grades on the Victoria Bridge slowly, and with great care.- 15.\tAn improvement amongst seme of the man, is needed in respect to drees, and attention to personal appearance.\tj 18.By desire of the Managing Director, all employes whatsoever occupying berths in ¦Sleeping Cars, must pay tha usual charge.It on Company\u2019s business, they may charge the same in their expense account.Sleeping Car Attendants will make a weekly return to me, shewing the number of passengers who occupied herths on each journey.17.\t1 have endeavoured to meet the wants of the various Trains on the New Time Bill, which will come into operation on the 11 instant.If there any oncfirestinng\tmade, point them out to me.I shall be at all times j-wi receive suggestions from experienced Conductors.Bee me as often as possible, because although you may have nothing to report to me, I may have something to say to you.18.\tNo case of intoxication\u2014even partial\u2014 will be overlooked.Men who drink habitually, even when off duty, must leave the Road.19 Conductors and Agents are forbidden to attach Red Signals to.Trains without an order from the Local Superintendent or Train Dispatchers.20.Conductors and Drivers must not undertake to arrange Crossings between tbemselve-unless the Telegraph is interrupted.They may not be aware of the orders on which Irregular Trains are running.Oid Conductors seldom offend in this way\u2014young ones do so frequent-ly- In conclusion, I have only to say that while I shall always be ready to treat leniently errors of judgment, when the intention was good, I will not have a lazy, careless, or incompetent person in my District.No matter how long he may have been on it, I shall in all such cases recommend the Managing Director to dismiss him.We have a heavy winter's business.before us.Let it njtbs said that the Eastern District compared unfavorably with the other Districts of this great Railway, H.BAILEY.Local Supt.Eastern District.Note.\u2014You will please read well and explain these instructions to all the men under ycur immediate control\u2014and will acknowledge receipt hereof and state that you and they comprehend my meaning and are prepared to act up to the spirit of this circular.To render privateering available to her [Mexico) under the law of natious, it was necessary that a majority of the effioers and crew of each cruiser should he citizens ; not citizens made at ad hoc iu fraud of the law, but bona fide cit\u2019zens ; and any vessel which might have attempted to cruise under a letter of marque and reprisal, without this essential requisite, would have become from that moment a pirate.\u2022 * » Without the observance of these principles, no man can trans-fei h:s allegiance to another country, and claim the protection due to citizenship under its laws.A sort of jus gentium hss grown up on the subject which individual nations are no longer at liberty to d'sregard aud much less have they the right to disregard it iu fr»ud of belligerent right, as Mevico attempted to do iu the present instance It would be a monstrous doctrine, indeed, if on the eve of a war, or at any time during its existence, either of tile beliigerents might invite the citizens of other nations, ad libitum, to take part ia his quarrel, and with a single stroke of his pen, make them citizens pro hoc dice.The author then goes onto lay down the requisites ot cit\u2019z.nship, in which b .th the United States aud Mexico agree, as\u20141st residence; 2nd a previous declaration of intentions ; 2d, a renunciation of foreign allegiance, to the new sovereign before a judicial officer.It does not appear thai iu the case of the Alabama\u2019s crew one of these prerequisites was complied with.Indeed, wo kuow that a majority of the crew still claimed to bo Englishmen or Frenchmen, not only by birth, but by nationality.Ho adds : \" \u2018 Tlie whole transaction must be bona fide, from beginning to end ; and there must De no fraudulent intent, either on the part of the Government or individuals.Great Britain waives residence in the case of seamen serving in her national marine, or rather she regards her ships of war as portions of her territory, and a constructive residence follows as a necessary result of the principle.Mexico has adopted and even'extended this principle ;\t*\t* but it is equally clear that beyond this limitation, every foreigner who might have undertaken to prey upon our commerce would have have been deemed to be, and would have been treated as a pirate.This unworthy attempt of Mexico to strike a blow at us ou tha ocean, by means ofso great a fraud, was treated by the commercial nations of the world wi)h the contempt it deeerved, and produced no results ; and it was fortunate for humanity that it v^as so, as our Government was prepared to adopt the view on the subject which I have here presented, and to carry it out with sternness.Indeed, there is a growing disposition among civilized nations to put an end to this disreputable mode of warfare, under any circumstances.It had its origin in remote and comparatively barbarous ages, and has for its object rather the plunder of the bandit than honorable warfare.»\t* In short, they [privateers] are little better than licensed pirates; and it behoves all civilized nadons who, like ourselves, \" are extensively engaged in foreign trade, to supp-ess the practice altogether.\u201d Such were the opinions of Cap.Semmes upon piracy only thirteen years ago , but we have leas to do with his views than the fact that, according to his own showing, he is himself a pirate in common with ihe whole crew of the Alabama, it being requisite that a majority of both the erficers aud men oa a privateer be cifi zens of the State on whose behalf she roves the sea ; otherwise she is to be regarded and treated .s a piratical vessel.was despatched only three minutes after the train which was to stop at that station, aud, of course, with the result of overtakiog the stop-ping train, and this is called an accident I Why, if it had been planned that the two trains should come into com act at Egham, the thing could not have been better arranged for the purpose.As we have too often had occasion to observe, it is upon the strength of reliance upon signals that trains are run on the same line at short intervals, a neck and neck race with death.It is always, indeed, assumed that signals are infallible, and that there never can be error in making the signals, or in seeing aud understanding them.And sorry we are to find that Colonel Yol-land, of the Board of Trade, encourages this dangerous reliance so far as the electric telegraph is concerned.He told the court at the late inquest that he had no objection to intervals of three minutes, or one minute between traira provided proper arrangements for keeping distance between them were made, meaning the system of notifying the road clear in advance from one station to another by telegraphic message.To bring the question to a sure test, let us ask whether, when the Queen travels, trains are suffered to-be on the same line three or four miles before or behind the Royal carriages ?On such au occasion would Uolonel Yollaud hold it immaterial at what intervals trains were started provided duo arrangements were made for the notification of danger ?By-the bye, we observe that there is a graduation of care aecordiug to rank, and that the same precautions are not taken for the safety of the Prince of Wales as for that of her Majesty, so that ou the Ascot day a train was run within four minutes of the Piince\u2019s traiu,aud though the Pnuce\u2019s was a fast train the-was an imprudence in the arrangement which would not have been hazarded in the case of the Queen The verdict of the Coroner\u2019s Inquest makes scape goats of the driver and fireman, while with glaring inconsistency and injustice it shows that the management was chiefly to blame.It was not the fault of the two men that the tender was run before the engine It was not their fault that the inter vais between the trains were so short.It was not their fault that they were not apprized that they were started on the heels of a train which was to stop at Egham, where they were not to stop.In fact, the lives of these men were jeopardized by thu acts of emission and commission of their employers.The great catastrophe at Brighton is the nearest parallel to the Egham collision, and in that case the Inquest found a verdict of manslaughter not against the drivers but the station-master, who had started the trains at dangerously abort intervals.The verdict was brutum fulmen, for no prosecution followed,, but at least it put the saddle on the right horse.If the men are put on their trial for manslaughter it must be merely as a matter of form, for their acquittal is certain.\u2014 London Examiner, AN EXTRAORDINARY FRENCH WILL CASS.There lived in Paris for very many years, in a handsome house, No, 3, Quai Voltaire, on the opposite side of the Seine from the Louvre, a ric/i Portuguese gentleman, named Jose Joachim wine and rubbing of legs to horse ; half past two p m , twelve more leagues, rest for an hour, I horse unharnessed, thoroughly rubbed down and ; let roll on fresh straw, with a loaf of soldiers\u2019 I bread again, two pounds of sugar and two quarts of beer; at a little btfore seven o\u2019clock, eight i and a half leagues, rest a little over aa hour, I horse refuses oats, eats readily three quarts of ground beans and drinks half a bucket of water slightly warmed and enriched with barley flower ; reach Paris, six last leagues, at ten minutes before 11 p.m.; finds friend, who had come on by rail, waiting for me at the barrier, watcti in hand.Friend owns beat cheerfully ; horse not injured, siill alive, in good condition, fifteen years old at the present writing, and duly loved aud cared-for by his master.\u201d Remarkable DESiuccriON of Caterpillars in Orchards \u2014That of our Traders who have either fruit tiens Iu their gardens, or who cultivate large orchards, wiil learn with much gratification that a certain instrumentality of destruction to catapillars has been discovered.That Coal oil will case instant death to the pests has been proved beyond all doubt.On Baturday last a letter was received at the Loader oilier, for publication, from one of our subscribers, au extensive farmer in the Township of Clark, County of Durham, stating the fact that, a last resort to endeavor to destroy the caterpillars (which had almost taken entire possession of the trees in his orchard,) he experimented in coal oil.Complété success attended the experiment.A bush of stiff feather was made, and portions of the trees smeared with the oil, in addition to placing a small quantity on the nests.Instant death ensued.The proprietor of tha the Leader at once tested the oil on his trees at Glengrove Farm, Yonge street, where the catapillars had collected in thousands doing fearful damage.In a couple of hours a quart of it had cleared the orchard completely of catapillars.The dead lay around in all directions.The effect of the oil on the pests seemed miraculous ; there was no long delay to undergo, for one touch of the deadly substance to the nests spread desolation in all directions.This is is certainly a cheap remedy as well as a sure oue, aud all our subscribers who are trubled with caterpilars should adopt it.\u2014Toronto header.\t^ Respecting the state of the New York money marked We quote from the Tribune of 15th inst: No progress has been made iu negotiating a loan by Mr.Fessenden The banks are unable to give him any money, and only propose to make a few book emiries, and get a round sum f .r doing nothing.While unable to lend the Trea sury anything, they are anxious that the Department should quarrel with the National banks, and make pets of the old system.In short, the banks cannot readily find legal tender' notes for their own purposes, and, over any unusual demand made by their depositors, could not respond for many hours, and would be obliged to pay their creditors in five per cent notes, with accrued interest.They are in an expanded position, and stand alone, because no one yet pushes them for deposits sharply.As the banks have ailed to propose any assistance to the Treasury, will adopt the only alternative remaining : peal to the people for money upon 7.30s in urrency, the Gs of 1881 at a moderate premium, the 10-40s at five per cent at par.As soon a; Mr.Fessenden puts at the command of depo-si ors 7 30 notes, they will set afloat the notes bt ariog less interest and force the banks to con-tr ict 1 he National credit is the safest for peo-pl i of small means, better than any Savings B ink, and its paper pays higher interest.It is ri (ht to force a bank contraction and crush spe-c ilatious slimulatad by bank loans.Mr.Feast nden can do it by a popular loan, and the peo p e can largely aid him by lending the Gov-ej nment the money now bearing smaller interest in other directionp./ \" ^ j r DSW 170 \u2022\t4° no ac h j Oppression after Eat- ingAStc V-Indigestion taies innumerable shapes.Somdtimes the stomach bermnna\t.it re/ectâ f n the simplest fond \u2022 e-n81Hv.e etanfx-a, di; cation is sTpaiufur^, Î ?i\u2019\u201c,° afraid to in hï!ge the appétit-' Jr w in A*10\t19 thJ the tmic properties of\thke theef dl1V e m -\u2018^ k^ly manifcted01 M^a^ret M#'0{.f T-r°y.New York, testifies that foir five yean?, she Vas unable to dfoe-t snim luîlpng bit|jelliea, rice and arrow-root\u2014and even \u2018hpf caujfeibber so much uneasiness, that she wiS olligedt/ limit the quantity to a conpie of minces th \u2022ea tunes a day.'\u2022he was terribly emaciated and\u2019 to use hJr own words, \u201c hardly, cared to live \u201d Afte,\u2019-hi nag (fried more than twenty inodes of treatment si 3 at'dngth commenced taking Bristol\u2019s Sugar-coat-ec Pills, aud she states the result as follows \u2022 th mkfil to say that I am quite well.I eat heartUv sl|n p qpmfortahh-.have recovered my Hash, and feci para.All this 1 owe to Bristol\u2019s Sugar-coated P ll\u2019sj and I earnestly recommend them to all who si fier/ from weak stomach.They are sure.\u201d They ai c nit up in g ass vials, and will keep in any climate.Ii all cases arising from or aggravated by impure hi )o , Bristol\u2019s Sarsaparilla should he used in conu-c-tiyn (vith the Pills.sale by all druggists.Henry & Co., Montreal, General Agents for Ci tu da.lu y 18.\tr DSW 170 ollowin Moutrca 94@95cp VTtÜhi 00@1,05.Earthquake at Malbaie.\u2014We learn that a smart shock of earthquake, lasting from seven to nine seconds, took place at Malbaie about halfpast seven o\u2019clock on Saturday evening: The repeated shocks in this locality certainly corroborate the theory of the volcanic formation of\" the Laurentian range.FI.S 4,71 g -ounjl, -4^f5@4,10 4 4t@4,6U ; No.3, 3,1 2 30&2.40.WHEAT.\u2014U.C.Spi 9r c; Amber Michigan, O i a.98@1,00 ; U.C.White i.CORN\u2014None.\t_ \u201e /OATS.\u2014Per 32 lbs , 3?©34./] ( PEAS.\u2014 Per 00 lbs., 65@0(?K \u201e / BARLEY\u2014Per 50 lbs., 62@.6l PORK.\u2014Mess, 18,60 @ 19,00: Npric 17,00 ; Prime $10,00 @ 10,26.U BCTTER\u2014MediumY2jg-14c | God '\u201cLARD-9 @ 10c.\u2019iG-TA-cX\u2019i'd .¦kSHES \u2014$ 100 tbs., Pots, $5,05 © 6,07^; Pearls, Çu,oJ((yU>o%torenir his place, let him write to me, SO Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I will mail a box free ^Expense.Many dealers will not keep my medici-on hand because tney cannot make as much profit as on other persons\u2019 make.25c, 62ic, and $1 per box.July IS.\t¦\tr DW 170 Hundreds of our citizens complain of debility and languor of the system, derangement of the liver or stomach, .want oi appetite.&c.; they arb frequently the result of too close application, and a thousand other causes we cannot here name ; hut we would say to all so afflicted, do as we have done\u2014get a bottle or two ofilr.Hoofland\u2019s German Bitters, prepared by Dr.Jackson, and our word for it, you will be cured.We recommend this medicine, knowing from experience that it is much superior to the generality of paient medicines.We would say to our readers, purchase none, unless prepared by Dr.C.M.Jackson, Philadelphia.l A«k for lloofland\u2019a German Bitters.It is sold by VlFUggists and storekeepers in every town and village / ifo ihe United ternies, \\v est Indies,Canadas, and South America.J ate 18_______________________du DSW 170 Gentlemen :\u2014Having had frequent occasions to us e PERRY DAVIS\u2019 PAIN KILLER for colic in horses, and seeing it used by others, I can say that I regard it as the host preparation extant when tried iu time, or In the first stages of that very prevalent complaint.I recommend all persons who have, or use horses, to have it constantly on hand for cases of emergency.For the human family, both as an internal and external remedy, the Pain Killer is so favorably known that it is almost useless to call attention to it.S.STEWART, Druggist, Hebron, O.July IS.\tdu mwf DSW 170 ggiggiü ogWgtsÆilSQgaiteiBCdiacQcdcn «sgg 19 s § ë s tp s § S aS ë g£§ D g ' S\t8 ggig g o g g o g \u201co go ^ \u2022 P d 05-d m \u2014i _ r r*\" * e-i'T.-tr'* ob, 3 e.p-sj- td ssgg te CO CO li CO\ty.g O O O P d cc o \u2014\u2018OCOtOOOO^OCHOjîO o r:\t\u20144 iOii^-OCOOtOüt^Pi-^iCI ÎK a g*.* g * ' W o o o o 2.0 o o b d o g o d CD O O CD 2.o g â = 2! S gi £ 3 g y 2 55 5! °?© o C* o o o \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 o © pi pi o d J CD CD O O .cu©2i2j©L3 I O O © àtoo^oi W «\t^ rî -î m 1 (am the Best.\u2014IN ever buy an inferior ai cicie because it is cheap.Don\u2019t get a worthless thing merely because it is popular, or because somebody else has it Get the best.Downs\u2019Vegetable Balsamic Elixir is the best remedy for coughs, colds, asthma, croup, hoarseness, and all kindred pulmonary complaints that lead on to consumption.Take ca\u2019e of your health in season, for health is wealth.Without it the poor man would starve and the rich have but an indifferent enjoyment of life.Tiy Downs\u2019 Elixir.J.F.Henry & Co., Proprietors, 303 St.Paul Street Montreal, C.E.June 27.\t1m DW 162 : ' Ci O C3 tP*- 03 CO CO rfx.tJN.CO CO 'wjw'tto'no j 'iês'oo'ïâî's CO If*.(\u2014 5 oooo;oooooooooo CD CL © CD CDCDCDCDCDOCDCDCDCD : 8?|r*: \u2022 Ch^ \u2022 £ P CifP I1!?13° S'S\u2019 S o © ELB.S © ££ £ £.£ £ & o d pj O © © 3 frgpCngpgp Q pSpo - © y ^ p d p ©, j*© © °«rc:f-\u2018^c»ro\u2018c8o ?It is a Melancholy Fact\u2014That corrupt politicians aim at b- nefitting nobody h \u201ct themselves, and do a vast deal of injury to those whom i is their duty to serve.But while such a state cf things exists it is gratifying to kuow that some people still have the welfare of the pet pie at heart, by giving them such good medicines as Henry\u2019s Vermont Liniment.Bead the advertisement in another column, and get a bottle oi it without delay.John F.Henry & Co Street, Montreal, C.E.June 27.Proprietors, 303 St.Paul 1m DW 152 td gw o g 2.P g, Pi p ?T\\ .©a c ^ P p.^\t£ K,© o.^7?, ^ fg ft y g ffl og-ogo 2 S'0 O tes i»9 wo P-S exo g o œ s .5.2-0 \"B g B » B S.P f P f* M?D-\u2019l r, Sjeg'S \u201c W\u201c Mi\u201d\tg - ^\tp o.p od a- co ^ \u2022 o'Ccc IK S' P co ^ M \u2022 .O 0 o ^¦3 iS&o g-o s cP *2! *§: p p : S\u2019P Aj\u2014 p o p .© (IQ .© © to >\u2014*¦ @a> © © .Oi Pa pj CTJ © @@ © © B& o p COLS !?vtto Q » O O \u2022 P P © © 3 ^ D.LORN MACDOUGALL, Chairman, J.HEMPSTED.Secretary.special notices.A Trial Proves iT.-JSev.C.M.Klinck,Lewis, town, Pa., writes \u201cMrs.S.A.Allen\u2019s Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum have stopped the falling out of my hair, and caused a new growth \u201d Sold by Druggists everywheie.Depot, 198 Green wich street, New York.July 18.\tr DSW 170 \u2022The Infant\u2019s Friend.\u2014 MRS, WINSLOW\u2019S SOOTHING SYRUP is the best and surest remedy in the world for all diseases of children, such as teething, wind colic, &c.It corrects acidity of the stomach, regulates the bowels, and gives health and comfort to the mother and child.Perfectly safe in all cases, as millions of mothers can testify.Offices, 48 Dey Street, New York, and 205 High Ilolborn, London, England.July IS.\tr DSW 170 NEW YORK MARKETS.\u2014July 10.\u2014(By Telegraph) mfor superfine State ; $10,25 @ 10.50 lor Extra State ; 10,60 ©10.75 for choice State ; 9,7 to 10.00 for superior Western; 10,00© 11,25 for common to medium extra Western; 10,75 to 11.25 for common to good shipping brands extra R.HO.Canadian flour 75 cents higher; sales 900 barrels ; 10.25 to 10,75 for common ; 10,80 to 11,75 for good to choice extra.' ye Hour steady at 8,00© 9,25.Wheat\u2014Receipts 81,132 bush ; 10 to 15c higher ; sales 136,000 bush; 2,40 for Chicago Spring; 2,46 Milwaukee Club; 2,45^2,46 No.1 Milwaukee ; 2,50 ©2,53 for Winter Red Western; 2,05 to 2.70 for Amber Mich; 2,G5 common white Ind.; 2,41 inferior winter red.Rje quiet.Barley quiet and unbhauged.Corn \u2014 Receipts 27,643; market heavy and lower sales 27,0 0 bushs; 1,57>4 to 1,58 for new mixed Western.Oats heavy, at 95 to 96 for Canada and State ; 90 to 99 for Western.Pork 2,00 to 7,00 higher.Brown\u2019s Bronchial Troches are widely known as an established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, and other troubles of the Throat and Lungs.Their good repu tation and extensive use has brought out imitations, and similar preparations represented to be the same, which are geneially injuri-ouï.Obtain only Brown\u2019s Bronchial Troches, c 170 THE BREATHING OF TREES.HOIV TO RESTORE HEALTH TO THE BLOOD, A few years ago, if it had been asserted that trees had lungs and breathed, the idea would would have been scouted ; yet it is true.The leaves of trees and plants.abstract tbe vital air or oxygen from tbe atmosphere, and «rate the sap pretty much in the tame way tnat the lungs of animals serate the blood.Upon the condition of this fluid (we mean the blood), the health of tbe system through which it circulates absolutely depends.The lungs cannot purify it from the seeds of disease.Indeed, if they exist in it, the lungs themselves will be in a morbid state.These things were well understood by Dr.Holloway, when â quarter of a century ago he gave to the world his Pills and Ointment, now so celebratod in every region of the earth.His design was.to penetrate to the sources of all internal and external disease in the circulation, and it would seem that his preparations have accomplished this with singular rapility and directness.Hence the uniformity of these cures, we presume They seem to produce precisely the same salutary effects in all cases, in all climates, and under every variety of circumstances\u2014a strong proof that they operate upon the causes rather than the consequences of disease.Be this as it may, the fact is undisputed, that the Pills and Ointment have become the popular medicines of all countries, because of their intri^kjc excellence.In diseases of the organs of respiration, so common in this country, as*Biso in every specify of every eruptive ana ulcerous disorder, the Ointment woiks wonders ; while for Dyspepsia the Pills are staled to be a positive specific.\u2014Prairie d armer.cD3W 170 TMDË\" MlT GQMMEEGE.Montreal, July 16, 1864.The weather continues very warpi, but we hear from several farmers in our neighbourhood that this is beneficial, in so far that the hay can be secured in excellent condition, and that the wheat, peas and oats have got to such a growth, that the ground is sufficientlly covered to keep in the moisture caused by the late rains.We give to-day\u2019s receipts of produce per Canal and Railroad : \u2014 Ashes per Cana!\t\t\t82\t per Railroad.\t\t45\u2014\t127 Flour per Canal.\t\t1902\t per Railroad.\t\t300\u2014\t2202 Oats pef Canâl .\t\t\t'210 Butter per Canal\t\t\t\t50 Cheese per Canal.,\t\t\t503 Whiskey per Canal.\t\t\t5 Leather per Canal\t\t\t\t60 Business on the Com Exehang\t\te has been dull.\t FOHT OS\u2019 ÏÏÏGNXZÎ'aAïi.arrivals.' SS Peruvian\u2014Ballaatine\u2014Liverpool 30th June\u2014H & A Allan, gen 1899.departures, S S United Kingdom\u2014Burns\u2014Giasgaw\u2014G & D Shaw, gen 1067.Brig Premier-Clokes \u2014 Gloucester, H Routh & Go, gen 220.Barque Alert\u2014Jonasen, London, Rimmer & Co, gen 450.Barque Miranda\u2014Congdon, Liverpool\u2014 Tidey & Crawford, 314.Biig\u2019tn Rapid\u2014Duquette, Quebec and Sea, Maitland, Tylee & Co, bal 144.EXPORTS.Per ss Premier, for Gloucester\u2014H Routh&co 11631 bus wheat.Per Alert, for London\u2014Rimmer, Gun&co 22704 buls wheat.IMPORTS.Per Montreal and Champlain Railroad.\u2014G 10 bris; W L Kinnear 2 rolls: Kerry Bros&co 11 bxs; J Morris 10 do; J Milne 1 do; M S Gilbert 1 machine; S Hagar&co 6 beaters; W Benjamin 4 es; P Ceredo 1 ps; Lamplough&C 1 tree; T Comers 1 bx; Clark, W&co 20 pkgs; J Baylis 1 es; J T 282 chsts tea; Buchanan, H&co 216 hf chests do; Gould&H 1 piano; J H Lawler 6 bxs; W Darling 12 bdls; R Miller 2 bxs; Buchanan, H & co 129 hf-chsts tea; J H Dentz 1 es; Fould & H 2 bxs; J Walker 1 do; S Beinhold 1 do; Penny, W &co 1 keg; M 2 es; J Walker&eo 1 bx; Ferrier& co 1 do; D Demay 8 do; A Ramsay 8 do; Mitchell, Cockburn&co 5 do 2 ps; D Masson 200 bdls fish; Lymans, C&co 22 cs 14 bris; J Rhynas 25 hhds sugar.Per Grand Trunk East.\u2014J Rhynas 139 hhds 30 tres 2 bris molasses; J RedpathA Son 9 hhds 1\tbrl do; O Marine Works 30 bris metal 1 box h\u2019ware; Gould&Rill 1 organ t piano; O C Snowdon 25 bris; J N Hall&ca 3 cs; Mr Watson 8 do; J S Evans&co 2 do; E Perry 6 bxs, J&A Forbes 9 pkgs 1 bx 1 brl; L R&Cassidy 1 do; T Gordon &co 55 tres molasses; Kingan&K 145 bndles fish 300 bxs; Mitchell, K&co 25 bris oil; Lymans, 0 &co 469 bgs lineeed.Per Lachine Canal\u2014Str Her Majesty\u20140 A Starke&co 1000 bris flour; R Mitchell 200 do; D E McLean&co 600 do; Morland, Watson&co 2 do potash; Sinclair, jack&co 1 do; WAT Leemiog 2 do; Akin&K 1 do; Jonea&H 3 do; Ferrier & co 1 do; G Childs&co 1 chst tea; E M Hopkins 2 bxs furs; Kirkwood&Livingston 2 bris potash; John Dougall&co 4 do; H Livingston 1 do; J N Hali& co 1 do; Akin&E 4 do 100 do flour; Smith & 6 60 rolls leather; G Wilson 1 bx; E M Hopkins 27 cs furs: H Chapman 320 brls copper ore.Str Lily\u2014M K Dickinson 21 brls ashes 61 do heading 10 bgs potatoes 12 bxs glass 15 doz scythes; Nelson&Wood 29 cs matches; Schneider & Bond 12 tubs butter; W Nivin & co 105 bags oats.Per Alexandra: John F.MoOuaig 49 pcs white lumber 26 kegs butter 14 brls ashes 1 box 2 boxes g oil 2 baskets nuts 1 basket 503 boxes cheese 1 cse cloths 2 cases eggs 1 do 1 brl do 7 brls flour.Per Grecian : A Milloy 1 ton castings 3 do merchandize 15 heads of cattle 22 brls ashes 5 puns whiskey.Per Grand Trunk RR West\u2014J Dougall 15 brls ashes; Akin & K 4 brls do; J Johnston&co 2\tbrls do; S Ogden&co 2 brls do; 8 Sutherland 1 brl do; W & R Muir 11 brls do; Jas Scott 10 bris do; T W Raphael 100 brls flour; Bank of Montreal 200 do.Conquering- and to Conquer.If any fact more conclusive than another were necessary to prove the great benefits derived from the use of bOGLE\u2019S CELEBRATED HYPERION r LUID.now hailed throughout the world as the great Amerl can Hair Tonic.it would he that of its rapid sale\u2014quadrupled every year\u2014and the immense number of certificates from all parts of the world, extolling ita manifold virtues when everything e\u2019se had failed.\u2014 There is no malady which affects the hair hut this can cure.Is your hair thin, coarse, wiry, turning bald or grey ?Bogle\u2019s Hyperion Fluid will restore it to its pristine beauty and luxuriance.It is tbe only article to cure scurf and dandruff and is highly esteemed for headaches and colds in the head.' On children\u2019s heads it lays the foundation of a good head of Hair, and at the lady\u2019s toilet it is indispensable.BOGLE\u2019S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE is another wonder of the age.It has now boon before the public.for several years, and wherever introduced the sales have been beyond all precedent.Specimens have been sent to a number of exhibitions, and wherever it lias come into competition with other preparations for Dyeing, Us immense superior ty has been acknowledged in every instance by awards of Silver Medals and Diplomas.It is a liquid easy of application, and turns Hair to a beautiful Brown or Black without staining the skin.In short, the inventor asserts, and every person who has carefully used it will join in the statement that this is the best Hair Dye in the world\u2019.It is now universally preferred in London and Paris, Price 50 cents and $1,10 $1,50.To be had wholesale and retail of \\V.BOGLE 202 Washington street, Boston, and may be had in this .«\u2022.Il -154 ONE OF II V Wl.w r, - Hunnewell\u2019s Eclectic Pills.\u2014Tue True Form ou a Cathartic.\u2014By the application of true Medical Laws, both character and economy are combined in tills most valuable Pill.To prevent putting into the stomach such quantities of L digestible and injurious drugs usually contained in Pills that require from four to six to get a decent cathartic, and to prevent tbe Griping Pains so erroneously judged to be evidence of character, was the study iu tills developement.The dose seldom exceeding one, and never more than two Pills, settles the question of ec noniy, and confidence is asked to test their true character in Dyspepsia, Cos-tiveness, Biliousness, Liver Complaints, Piles, ail derangements of the Stomach and Bowels, and as a true Family Pill.For Worms they are a sure cuve.For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers.JOHN L.IIUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.Kenneth Campbell & Co., Retail Agents ; Lymana Clare & Co , Wholesale Agents, Montreal.May 2.\t3m mwf DW 1M Kaiioff in Ten muzuroa.BRYAN\u2019S PULMONIC WAFERS.Fc the Immediate relief of Coughs, Colds, Infl uen' za.Asihma, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and al! otner ung complaints tending to consumption.This medicine is prepared from thepreseription of an eminent physician aud may be relied on as the best preparation for the immediate relief of all the difficulties of the lungs and throat.It contains nothing injurious \u2014being composed of vegetable ingredients which have a specific iniluence upon the lun :s and their connected organs Its immediate effect is to allay all irritation and gently to remove the phelgin and other morbid secretions from the threat and its passages, thus relieving the cough by subduing lae inflammation, and other causes which give rise to They are approved of and recommended by physicians of tha highest standing, and may be given with perfect safe ty to the youngest child or the most delicate female Price 25 cents per box.JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, N.Y.For sale by Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, genera agents for Canada.Sold by all Druggists.March 14\tIro DW 62 One Hundbed and Thisîy Miles in twenty-tubes houbs.\u2014The following is a story furnished by M.Dumont to a scientific journal in Paris about his drive one bright Winter night and day in 1858, from Arras to Paris.The distance is 193 kilometres, pay roughly, 130 miles.M.Dumont made a friendly bet that he, his mare, and a four-wheeled cabriolet would do it within twenty-four hours.Here is, abbreviated, his \u201clog.:\u2019 \u201c Started at thé stroke ot 12, midnight ; at the end of six leagues .in two and a half driver, but, in this particular case, eommunioa- j ]j0Ufs ; slopped half an hour, gave horse three For Flour the market }s higher, and we quote No.1 Superfine sales at $4,40 to 4,45, and now held at |4,50 for first-class brands.250 brls winter ground Superfine brought $4,35.' 800 bris Western States flour brought $4,37).Sour Superfine sold at $3,70 to 3,75, Fo sales of other descriptions reported.Wheat\u20146000 bus.JIo.1 Milwaukee Spring sold at 97c, aud 3700 bus solij by aqctjon at equal to p5c.Pore\u2014Transactions reported here at $13,25 for a 20 brl lot ; $18,60 for about'4Q brls, and $18,75 for a small parcel.Latest Westurs Advices.\u2014The following are the latest Western advices received by telegraph : \u2014 Milwaukee, July 15.\u2014Wheat, close of change hour, $2,15, subsequently advancing to 2,50 f.o.b; receipts 43,000 bus.Flour, no transactions.Freights and currency unchanged.Chicago, July 15.\u2014Wheat, close of Change hour, $2,09, f.o.b.Corn 1,39.Financial \u2014Sterling Exchange remains unchanged.Bank dratts on New York have varied wi\u2019h'tbe fluctuations in Gold, the price varying from 58 tt) go per cent dig.Greenbacks\u2014Baying 59J do §1; selling at 57 to 50; few offering.Silver\u2014Buyers 3J to 3| ; sellers 3J; very little offering.By telegram from New Yoik, Sterling Few persons can tolerate eofi liver oil, .wliettier white or brown, purified or natural, mixed with substances which tend to disguise its taste and smell ; it is very frequently either vomited or badly supported.We are glad to learn, that after a great number of experiments made in tbe hospitals, the greater part of the Physicians of Paris have adopted the Iodized Syrup of Horseradish, prepared cold by M.Grimmault, to t reacle it with advantage, March 26.\t27 HASH MYH I HAIM MYB 1 iatoiielor\u2019s Celebrated Hair Bye ia tbe best in the World The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfect\u2014changes Bed, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, withoat injuring the Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful ; impart?fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine color and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes.The genuine is signed W.A.BATCHELOR, all others are mere imitations, and should'he avoided.Sold by all Drug gists, &c.Factoky\u201481 Babclay Street, N Y.BATCHELOR\u2019S NEW TOILET CREAM FOR DRESSING THE HAIR.J.F.Henry & Co., Montreal, General Agents for Canada.July 1.\tly DW 156 TO CLEAR THE HOUSE Of FLIES USX DUTCHBiR\u2019S CELEBRATED LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER, A neat, cheap article, easy to use.EVERY SHEET WILL KILL A QUART.Sold Everywhere.June 21.\t1m 14\u2019# POKT OF-QUEBEC.ARRIVED.\u2014 July 14.Brig Eagie, Shaw, Yarmouth, N S, June E H Duval & co bal.V, ÇLKARED.\u2014 July 13.\t\u201e Ship Medina, Green, Newcastle, A Gilmour & co; Queen of the' Lakes, Kerr, Greenock, Rdsa& co, Superior, Orawtord, Liverpool, R R Dobell; Oaloutta, McLean, Glasgow, Ross&co; Bark Oonstantia, Welberg, Buenos Ayres, D Patton & co; Norma, Gunderson, Dublin, O E Levey & cd; S'andard, Ramsay, Dunderland, M I Wilson; Aahilles, Jones, Norway, O & J gharples 4 co; Sit, Hansèm, Shoreham, Bènson&co; Atlanta,, Hope, Sunderland, M I Wilson; Devereux, Terry, Sirangford, J Burstall & co; Crimea, England Appledore, H Fry; Kepler, J urgens, London, D D Young&oo; Royal Adelaide, Piper, Fowey master; Wanderer, Morris, Leith, M I Wilson; Schr gea Boat, Talbot, Dalhousie, Ac, WAR Brodie.RAFTS ARRIVED AT QUEBEC.July 14.JIcLaren\u2019s, spars, Cap Rouge; Isaac Cockburn s, white pine, Ac, Lemesurier\u2019.- cove; Win Price A Son\u2019s, planki, Bridgewater cove.Walter Finlay\u2019s, white and red pine Cap Rouge; Jas Patton's, staves, Sillery cove (Sharpies ); Sundry lots, deals, Quebec W H co\u2019 cove.WOHSuB\u2019S HAIR RESTORER AND ZYLOBALSAMUM ?CONVINCING TESTIMONY FROM DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMEN.Rev.C.A.BUCK BEE, A ss't Treasurer American Bible Union, N.Y.Oity, writes: \u201cI very /\u2022jieerfully add my testimony to that of numerous fiieniis.tu the great value of Mrs.S.A.Allend World\u2019s Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum.Erv.J.WEST, Brooklyn, L.I.: \u201c I will testify to : their value in the most liberal sense.They have restored my hair where it was bald, aud, where gray, to its origirial color.\u201d Rev.A.WEBSTER, Boston, Mass.: \u201cI have used them with great effect.I am now neither bald nor gray.My hair was dry and brittle; it is now soft as in youth.\u201d Ek^ II V.PEGEN, Boston.Mass.: \u201cThat they r promote the growth of the hair where baldness ia, t have the evidence of my own eyes.\u201d Riîv.JOHN E.EOBIE, Buffalo: \u201c I have used both the Restorer and the Zylobalsamum, and consider them invaluable.They have restored my gray hair to its original color.\" J.H.EATON, LL.D., President Union University, Tcnn., writes: \u201cl have used Mrs.S.A.Allen\u2019s World\u2019s Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum.Tha falling of my hair has ceased, and my locks, which were quite gray, are restored to their original color.Sold by Druggists tiirougliout tha World, PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, Nos.198 k 200 GreomvieU St., New York."]