Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 24 mai 1866, jeudi 24 mai 1866

[" J*©»® A.fJ\u2019iVttlB liJIJ* !>«> oii-ÿ\u2019ïdK.iViüiyTiiKAJ-i,\tSij, ihiîui» l^rlures oi Slitiis aa, 3£ou- treaî.Due.7.45 a m S.IX) a m 7.(X) a m 30.45\tpm 11.40 am 0.45 a m 9.45\ta m 9.45\ta m 7.45\ta m 1.45\tp m 1.45 p m .30 p m 9.15\ta m 4.15\tp m.10.45 am 11.00 am 10.30 a m Mails.Quebec by Steamboat.Quebec by Railroad.North Shore Land Route____ Sorel,Three Rivers,&e.by str Canada West Day Train.[1] Can ad a West N ight Train.[2] Laprairie.St.Johns, C.E., Napierville ) and Clareneeville.\\ New York, Boston, Buffalo, ) Troy, &c.\\ St.Hyacinthe, Richmond ) and Island Pone.pm Portland.[4] Chateauguay, Beauharnois ) and Huntingdon.j Lachine.( St.Remi, Hemmingford & , Plattsbnrg.< Chambly.; Longueuil.( Contrecœur, Varennes and ) Vercheres.s 6.30 am Stl;,L|uî'e?l> ,st- Eustache, ' i St.Scholastique, tkc.2.00\tRTose> Ste.Thei'ese, & 1 j Ste.Jerome.4 r.I Rignud, Carillon, Grenville 1 mj and Way Offices to Ottawa > 5.00\tp m!Terrebonne, New Glasgow.St.Johns, N.B., Haliiax, i»e sïiumUï liave si t)«i»y.May 21.\tr 120 WiTII WIIICII IS NOW UNITED The (Monial Life Assurance Company, COLONIAL AND FOREIGN ASSURANCES.An Amalgamation having been formed between the Standard Life assukace Company $nd the Colonial Life Assurance Company, the business of the United Companies will henceforth be conducted under the title of tlie STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.The Annual Revenue of the Standard Company is now upwards of £650,000, and the Accumulated Funds amount to upwards of £3,500,000 Sterling.The New Business transacted during the past year amounted to the large sum of £1,375,000 Sterling, the corresponding Premiums amounting to £45,3-V7 per annum.MODERATE RATES charged for residence in the Colonies, India, and other places abroad.LOCAL BOARDS AND AGENCIES in all the British Colonies, where every facility will be afforded in the transaction of business, and where Premiums may be received and Claims-paid.PROFITS divided every five years.WILxj.THOS.THOMSON, Manager and Actuary.D.CLUNIE GREGOR, Colonial and Foreign Secretary.C AN AD aTÏÏR ANC H.Head Office, Montreal, NO.19 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET.BOARD OF DIRECTORS : B.H.LeMoine, Esq., Cashier La Banque du Peuple.John Greenshields, Esq., Merchant.Andrew Robertson, Esq., Advocate, MANAGER FOR CANADA: W.M- Ramsay.INSPECTOR OF AGENCIES : Richard Bull.Every information on the subject of Life Assurance will be given at the Head Office, Montreal, or at any of the Agencies throughout Canada.May 17.\t(90)\t117 SUFFOLK SAUCE, L UST ARRIVED, AND FOR SALE (Whole-O salp only) by May 17.WALTER MARRIAGE, 30 Lemoine Strett, Montreal.1m 117 SUGAIT.OO Hhds POKTO-MCO and BAKBADOES S U GAR > For Sale by 122\tGEO.CHILDS & CO.COFFED.BRIME RIO, JAVA and CAPE COFFEE Jb\u2019or Sale by 1\tGEO.CHILDS & CO.TEA.EXTRA FINE YOUNG HYSON, GUNPOWDER and IMPERIAL TEAS FINE UNCOULOKED JAPAN and CHOICE SOUCHONG TEAS For Sale by GEO.CHILDS & CO.May 23.\t122 Griiinnes\u2019s Extra Stout.CASES QUARTS CASES IMPERIAL PINTS & PINTS.Jmi Deceived.122 ARCHIBALD Hr, RICHARDSON.ALE ALE ALE ! ! I DOW\u2019S FAST INDIA XX & XXX ALES MOLSON do\tdo\tdo\tdo WILLIAMS\u2019do\tdo\tdo\tdo In Pints and Quarts, at Brewery Prices ARCHIBALD & RICHARDSON, 122\t392\t394 Notre Dame Street.-o- CjFECIAL ARRANGEMENTS io « made for the delivery of Goods at Longueuil, St.Lamberts and Lachine.ARCHIBALD & RICHARDSON, Chinese & Italian Warehouse May 23.\tdu 122 INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.In the matter of ROW MANHARD, of Brockville, C.0W., Insolvents.THE entire and valuable Stoek-in-trâde ofUe above Insolvents, as per Inventory taken by the undersigned Is offe ed for sale by Tender, consisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES CROCKERY, HARDWARE, &c., at so much on the £ on the amount of Inventory.Terms, one fourth cash, balance by equal instalments, at 3, 6, and 9 months, secured by satisfactorily endorsed notes.Inventories may be seen, and all particulars may be obtained on the premises, M a in Street, Brockville, or at the Office of the undersigned, and the Stock may be viewed on the premises as above, on and after the 28th inst.Tenders must be made on or before MONDAY, the lith JUNE next, on which day, at 11A.M., they will be submitted to a meeting of Creditors, called for that purpose.The undersigned does not bind himself to accept of the highest or any tenders.N.B,\u2014The excellent condition of this Stock and the judgement with which it has been selected, will command tne attent on of buyers generally, and especially of those commencing business.JOHN WHYTE, Assignee.Montreal, 17 St.Sacrament Street, | COSEN\u2019S SHERRIES, JUST RECEIVED FROM XERXES DIRECT, perS.S.\u2018 St.Lawrence,\u201d via London.May 17.E.MAITLAND, TYLEE & CO.r 117 Old Building Materials for Sale.mHE CUT-STONE SHOP F R O N TS, with JL Plato Glass In-doors and Doors, togetbc with all the interior Wood Work in the Buildings on Notre Dame Street belonging toTnos.Jenking, Esq., will be sold separately, or together, For particulars, apply to the Architects, GEORGE BROWNE, JOHN JAMES BROWNE.May 19.\t119 FOR SALE TO ARRIVE, HOBO R»sis;s floiirwe I.ivcrpool Salt.COUVEUSE, COLSON & LAMB, Corner Hospital and St.John Streets.May 20,\tr ]20 JUST ARRIVED.AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, 100 Cwt.Dry Codfish.CONVERSE, COLSON & LAMB, Coknrk of Hospital and John Streets May 18.\trli» JUST RECEIVER, FROM VESSELS NOW IN PORT 100 bags Java Coffee 15 puns.Sum \u2014ALSO,\u2014 IJAILiY kxpjkcted, 50 cases Sparklisig Mock 50 do do ' Moselle SÜ0 do Champagne, various brands Boxes Tunis Bates do Fresh Figs, &e., &c.CONVERSE, COLSON 1£ SAMS, BUILT on the Canal Island Yard, and properly built with first-class material.Length 97 feet, breadth 19 feet, hull 6 feet deep.Apply to LABBEE & LAURENCELLE.r 120 Notice to Consignees.May 21.May 18.Consignees per NORTH WIND, from Liverpool, will oblige by passing their enties at Customs.S1DEY & CRAWFORD, Agents, r 118 Por Freight or Oharter.The Clipper Bark FILLE DE L\u2019AIR, 416 tons, Evan Evans, Master, will accept a Charter for any safe Port in the United Kingdom.JOHN KH ï NAS, Agent.May 22.\tr 121 TO UiBjT, The BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE of th e late P.L.Letourneux, situated in the Parish of Belceil, about an hour\u2019s distance from Montreal, six arpents from the Church, and facing the River Richelieu, opposite the River St.Hilaire.The House, which is spacious, commands a magnificent view, and occupies one of tlie most, healthy sites.The place is most suitable for a family desirous of spending the Summer in the Country.For terms, apply to Dr.Allard, at Belceil, or to the unders gned, at 265 St.Paul Street.CliARLESUI.LETOURNEUX.May 21.\tde 120 May 23.TO LET, On Craig Stréet, near St.Lawrence Main Streot, TWO UPPER FLATS above the subscriber\u2019s Office, 19 by 90 feet each.W.CHRISTIE, ay 21.\t120 TO LET.That pleasantly situated HOUSE and GARDEN on Upper Alexander street, with modern improvements, occupied for the last seven years by G.Lomer, Esq.Apply to C.TUG GEY, 61 Great St.James Street.122 A Young Man, experienced in the Grocery Dusiness, \u2018o travel for a Wholesale Grocery House in this city.\u2018\t* r, .Paper.May 9.ANTED, \u2014 An ASSIS TAN T BOOK-KEEPER, who has had experience of business Apply to this office, MayglO.\tr 119 in the lolesah Address A.Z., Office of this 0 gTORE WANTED ____ ________ About 30 x 50 feet in St.Paul Street, or business part of the City.Address, P.D.& S., at this Office May 19.\tr IN THE ASSIGNMENT OH\u2019 A.G.PARE.\u2014A final Dividend is payable at the Office of Messrs.ADOLPHE ROY