Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 17 avril 1869, samedi 17 avril 1869

[" I i- rv-gr^-.HOUSE»» «Sets»» For Sale or to Let.v-0 inr'a t F1L.> x*d11\ta.) jLtsiiinim li ri o e contains Dining, i ra\\ $ H :: Breakfast Rooms; Entl ffli uttA t ry, six Bedrooms, Dressi: _ For Sale or to Let, TWO NEW FIRST-CLASS VILLAS, Situate at Tî ose mount, COTE ST.ANTOINE, Within fifteen minutes walk of the City Railway Terminus.Ea h Dining, 1 rawing and Butler\u2019s Pan essingKoom, Bath Hoorn and Water Closet; Kitchen, Servant\u2019s Bedroom, Larder and Cellars, &c., fitted up with all modern improvemfents.Hot and Cold Water with good supply.Also, Stabling, Coach House and Garden.Possession can be obtained 1st May.For terms and part iculars, apply to R.JAMES REEKIE, Esq., 181 Great St.James Street; Or THOS.S.SCOTT, Architect, \u202211 Little St.James Street.April U.\tdr 88 TO I-jKT, y~\u2014^ THE HOUSE at the corner ofUni-versify and Cathcart Street fà a sj gresent^occupied by the Lit \u2022Ill'Ll a v ______________ rary Club.The\"House has\u2019 been paint-d and papered and otherwise im- proved within the past year.Possession given on the 1st of May or on 2Gth April if required.Apply on the premises.April u.\t88 TO LET.r-\u2014- TO LET, Xos.2 and 1 Shamrock id \u201c a -i Place, West End of St.Antoine 9 a n I Street.These Houses have a fa a fi| g j Kitchen Wing, the latter part being two storeys high, and contain hi apartments.They have ail the modern improvements.and are in a most desirable locality.The drainage is into a sewer at the new tunnel built last Fall.F ply to OWEN McGARVEY, 7, 9 and 11 St Joseph Street.88 rmfaeai °Dtate M AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.(d ArOL.LXI.MONTREAL, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1869.NUMBER 91 HOUSES, &3,3\u20183*3fcak3,d'3\u20183kd\u2018dk3 onnoooaaocioociciooo OOOQOOCDCDOCDOCDCtiOOOCO 33 = 33333333333333 Cl go \u2014 er*- e-v 31 03 *-< r ' a: w.w w w.\u2019j: 'T.ai w.'s.rJi z «lake a better Uniment) eqauan^qnuaSi1ty1{oPanaCea\u2019 Kin= OI' 411 BOTTLES OF DIOCESE OF MONTREAL.NOTICE OP POSTPONEMENT.The FOURTH MISSIONARY MEETING appointed for the City of Montreal to be held April 19, is POSTPONED until MONDAY EVENING, the 19th MAY.April 17.\tu Ql 10\ta.m.11\ta.m.Gold 132$ \u201c\t133 Petroleum, bids.Hides, number.teams.iCheese.Lard.April I6th.Leather, rolls.8 High wines, casks.Whisky, casks____42 Tobacco, kegs .\u2019 Butter, kegs.50 Peas, bus.Bacon, sides.Pork, bids.GO Oats, bush.500 NEW YOKE STOGS: MAEKET.!\top\u2019g told.132| .\u2019\u2019aoilic Mail.92) Telegraph.ï.Y.C.16i§ trie.teadiug.94 y.S.98} & p.& w,.New York, April 10, 4:30 P.M.Cl\u2019g 133} 95 41} 164f 94} 97» 91} 98}J Op\u2019g Cl\u2019g Rock.1371\t1374 N.Western.83?\t811 pfd.95}\t08 Wayne .132}\t182} Quicksilver.20Z 5-20s of \u201962 \u2014120$\t.M.& St.Paul .Sterling Ex.108 Interest.,.,, I-l@ p,e SHIPPING to\\TEi;LlGKNCE.SAILED.For Three Rivers : England, Liverpool,; March 31.For Montreal : Chaudière, anchored in the Downs, March 26.\u2019 Chippewa, Glasgow, March 29.Pericles, Glasgow, March 3j, Queen of the Clyde, Glasgow, March 29.For Harbor Grace : Fleetwing, Liverpool, March 31.For Quebec : Annie Carlson, Antwerp, March 31.Annie Laurie, Leith.March 25.Algiers, Sunderland, March 31.Audbild, Gravesend, Mardi 31.Doanerges, Sunderland, March 31, Brunelle, Hull, March 31.Camerton, Maryport, March 29.Clydesdale, Clyde, March 29.Carlton,-Greenock, March 27.Carl Tottie, anchored in the Downs March 26.\t\u2019 Cairngorm, Dundee, March 30.Cavalier, Clyde, March 20.Ella, Hull, March 31.Evelina, Greenock, March 29.Euphemia, Maryport, March 31.Forganhall, Greenock, March 29.Glanmore, Llanelly, March 27.Gipsy Queen, Dublin,'March 29.Haabet, Gravesend, March 29.Imperial, Greenock, March 29.Julia, Liverpool, March 30.Josephine, Gravesend, March 31.Kertch, Grangemouth, March 29.Lidskjalf, Havre, March 30.Liverpool, Grangemouth, March 26.Martha, Gravesend, March 31.Mersey, Maryport, March 31.Mamelon, Sunderland, March 31.Mary Leonard, Clyde, March 29.Margaret, Sunderland, April 1.Norden, passed Deal from River, April 1 Osprey, Hull, March 31.Pomona, Liverpool, March 31.Queen of the Clyde, Glasgow; March 29 Royalist, Alloa, March 28.Ifoyal Victoria, Hull, March 29.Solertia, Bristol, March 31.Sarah M., Hull, March 29.Tornado, Greenock, March 29.Thornhill, Cardiff, March 31.LOADING.For Montreal : Cordova, London, Jan 18.City of Quebec, London, March 20, and for Quebec, E.A.Kenney, Antwerp, March 15.Emma, Antwerp, Feb.22, and for Quebec.Jessie Gilbert, Liverpool, March 17.Lake Ontario, Liverpool, March 31.Milbanke, Liverpool, March 25.Mendoza, London, Feb.22.Napier, Liverpool, Feb.27.Ottawa, Glasgow, March 9.Oneida, Liverpool, Jan.19.Rock City, Gravesend, Jan.1.Sunbeam, London, Jan.20.For Quebec : Abrolhos, Liverpool, March 30.Acme, London, March 5, Agamemnon, Liverpool, March 17.Albums, Newport, March 19.Amelia, Hull, March 19.Annandale, Cardiff, March 9.Balmoral, Newcastle, March 12.Bombay Packet, Cardiff, March 25.Chjllianwallah, Liverpool, Feb.18.City of Manchester, Liverpool, March 18.City of Quebec, London, March 20, and for Montreal.Conciliator, Newcastle, March 19.Cordova, London, Jan.18.Dacia, London, March 23.Daedalus, Swansea, March 24.Eliza, Cardiff, March 2*4.Eleanor,.Cardiff, Mardi 9.Emma, Antwerp, Feb.22, and for Montreal.Empire, Cardiff, March 9.E, A, Kenney, Antwerp, March 15, THE SIZES OF THOSE LOTIONS THAT ARE SOLD AT 12> AND 15 CENTS, And tue public should also know that all aUa Y Umr A DU^Vr°rCi}\\i,mitations of RAD-WAY S READY RELIEF.If those who are now sufferfng pam-no matter what the cause may be, or by what name It is called \u2014if external, apply the Railway's Ready Relief to the part of the body where the nain Is present.IF INTERNAL,\tp m 20 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER, As a drink; whether Cramps, Spasms Inflammation, Congestion, Asiatic Cholera Chills and Fever, the most viotent, exeru-ciating, and torturing pains will be stopped IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.One 25 Cent Bottle of RADWAY'\u2019S READY RELIEF will do more-seryiee and cure more com plaints that are dallÿ dèeurrihg in every family than\u2019§25 expended in perscriptions and drugs, g^iLIJQ^S OF DOLL&itS SAVED TO WORKING MEN.WEALTH FOR ALL.Fever and Aume Cured FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.There is not a remedial agent in this world that will cure FEVER AND AGUE.And all other Malarious, Bilious.Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other Fevers (aided sometimes with Radway\u2019s Pills), as RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF.\t\u2019 Millions of people throughout the world know how quick it will cure all ordinary complaints; for In all diseases where PAIN INFLAMMATION, or CONGESTION is present, its effects are instantaneous.But in Fever and Ague, Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, as these diseases are -exhibited In the tropics, RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF has proved infallible, and will cure these terrible fevers quicker, and without entailing the frightful penalties of ENGORGED LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, DISORDERED KIDNEYS, AND SAFFRON-COLOURED SKIN, that are sure to follow the use of the \u201c Cliologogues,\u201d \u201c Ague Cures,\u201d and otner agents of the heroic Quinine, Mercurial, Arsenic, and ot her treatments where the medicines used accumulate, and become deposited in the system.It AD WAY\u2019S READY RELIEF, isthe best, and cheapest, and safest remedial agent that can be used for FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS, and other FevorsT NOT ONE person need suffer, be they ever so much exposed to Fever and Ague, if they will onîv take RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF, °and keep their nowEr.s qpra Witii RadwayVs Pir,LS._ Hundreds In the West, who have heretfnofe keen doctoring at the rate of one ana t\\*»ro hundred dollurs for u few months\u2019 treatment, are keeping themselves and families free from FEVER and AGUE, CHILLS and FEVER, RHEUMATISM, &c., for one or two doUars a year, spent for Radway\u2019s Ready Relief and Radway\u2019s Pills, (coated.) Radway\u2019s Ready Relief is an old established remedy.Under the new process pi' m'anu-iacture, It Secures properties 't-luit will cure and prevent Wmallvlfox, Typhoid and Scarlet I ever, yellow Fever, Asiatic Cholera Dysentery, Diarrhoea, die., and as a Pain Remedy it acts like magic.NOTONE HOUR need one suffer with pain, or one week lingering in bed from Rheumatism, or nnv otner acute or inflammatory disease.The R-Gcidj Relief will cifford instant E4.se to all.Price only 25 cents per battle.N B.See that every bottle has an India-rubber stopper.Wold by all Druggists, and at DuRadway\u2019s office, No.87 Maiden-lane, New April 2.Tire VVoyirtei\u2019 of the Ap;e.Lvfi \"Sr 3 rr Upr o S ; OE BOGLE\u2019S.MYSTIC HAIM TINT.hiysterious agent gradually andeffee-1'he Ha,ir> Beard, Whiskers, oi Bye lash es, to any color, varying from the lightest,through all the intermediate shades, ffletBhanr»eP?tt U011\u2019 life,-like and natural, at UÆ U,+,Itcrt1 b?.used as eaty as oil on Ühe han, and the directions ar$ so simple that a child may apply it.It is contained in one kpt'},1®*.¥q washing of the hair required.It Wdi not discolour the scalp.Is entirely a vegetable production, and strengthens, pro* notes the growth, and sustains the pristine beauty of the hair to the end of life.1 It is a luxu;r-y- 11 is peculiarly adapted for ladies, and invaluable for officers in the militayv pp naval service.It is the cheapest article in use, as one bottle will last year- price $1.50 and $1.00 pel bottie.Trial bottles, 50 ceiits.Proprietor,\tw .'BOGLE, Boston, îphf H sa*e ky is Agents everywhere.™ hï0ll0s are a Ie'y among the innumerable testimonials which have been re- dertufvirtues ;I>r0Pl iet01\u2019 extollinS\tWOH- ivrl02w-£tr4 Street> Boston, Aug: 5,1867.Air.\\Vi>r.Bogle, \u2014 Dear Sir,\u2014After a therbnf?\tseveral mixtures for dyeing the hair, I can UNHESITATINGLY pro\u201d Amm?J,0lll;^rtic Hafc- U'ihtthe BEST that U\u2019>^1S*1îrill4 5S3ri1' Pv°hnees.You can refer to > indeed I shall be happy to explain its peculiar qualities to any one unacquainted with it.This recommendation is .rom one who is an entire stranger to you, yet actuated with a desire to encourage and reward the truly worthy.Yours truly, \u201e\t.\tJoseph Woodward.The following is from the author of the \u201cMayings and doings\u201d of the celebrated Mrs.Partington Chelsea.Mass., June 21, 1864.My Dear Mr.Bogle.\u2014 The alarmiii0-threat of premature old age, manifest in my changing hair, induced me to oppose vour new Hair Tint as a defence, and the result has proved ^everything f could wish.It completely changed the grey, by a single application, and, treed me from the mould of antiquity not yet due.I am delighted with it, and commend it to all who, lilco niyst ' ' would deprive Time of an early triumph.\\v ishing it the success it deserves I reman Yours truly,\t\u2019 B.- I\u2018.SlIILLABER.^ Boston, July 11, 1865.Wm.Bogle, Esq.,\u2014Dear Sir,\u2014Your \u201cMystic Tint\u201d for the hair having been recommended to me, I was induced to try it, and I have no hesitation in saying that, to my mind, it is the best preparation of the kind ever offered to the public.Respectfully yours, U.L.Pettingill, (Firm of S.M.Pettingili & Co ) April 12.\tr DS W 86 Batclielor\u2019s Flair This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.The only true and perfect Dye\u2014 Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous.No disappointment.No ridieulons tints.Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes.Invigorates and leaves the Plair soft and beautiful black or brown.Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers ; and properly applied at Batchelor\u2019s Wig Factory, No.15 Bond Street, New Y ork.April 9.New ly BW 84 SIR JAMES CLARKE\u2019S FEMALE PILLS This well known medicine is no imposition but a sure and safe remedy for female difficulties and obstructions, from any cause whatever, and although a powerful'remedy it contains nothing hurtful to the constitution.To married ladies it is peculiarly suited.In all cases of nervous and spinal affections, pain in the back and iimbs, fatigue, or slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, and whites, these pills will affecta cure when ail other means have failed ; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should'be carefully preserved.\tv iFor full particulars, of the agent.N.B.yi and postage stamps enclosed to any authorized agent, will insure a bottle taming over 50 pills, by a return of mail JOB MOSES, N.Y\\, Sole Proprietor a.SPECIAL, NOTION Sir James Clarke\u2019s Female Pills are extensively counterfeited.The genuine have the name of \u201cJOB MOSES\u201d on the package.All others are worthless.For Sale by Northrop & Lyman, New-castle.Genera! Agents for Canada.Sold by dll the Druggists in Montreal, and medicine aealers everywhere.June K).\tDSW ly 30 THEATRE ROYAL, Lessee -\t-\t-\t- J.W.BUOKLAND, TO LET NIGHTLY.Apply to J.W.BUCKLAND, 11.PRINCE, Agent, Notre Dame Street.08 Or February 15.NOTICES.NOTICE.The firm of Schneider, Bond & Co.has been this day Dissolved by mutual consent.THOS.H.SCHNEIDER, JOHN B.BOND, JAMES POP HAM.Montreal, April 16, 1869.\t91 nsroTicE.Tlie firm of James Popuam & Co.has been tills da3' Dissolved by mutual consent.JAMES POPHA-M, THOS.H.SCHNEIDER, JOHN B.BOND.Montreal, April 16, 1869.\t91 FORMATION OF PARTNERSHIP The undersigned, having formed a COPARTNERSHIP under the name of James Popham & Co., will continue the business of the former firm of the same name, in the same premises, where the obligations of the late firm will be liquidated, and all debts due to it will be collected.JAMES POPHAM, JAMES LINTON, WM.COOPER, Montreal, April 1G, 1869.\t91 Guardii terrace Compauj, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Guardian Fire and Life Insurance Company, of London, having deposited the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in accordance with the Act 31 Vic., cap.48, has received a Ufoense to carry on the business of Fire Insurance in the Dominion of Canada.ROBERT SIMMS & CO., GEORGE DENHOLM, Chief Agents for the Dominion.Montreal, 14th April, 1869,\tim 90 N OTICE.LacMne Rapids Hydraulic Co\u2019y.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatFREB-erick B.Matthews and other Proprietors interested, will apply tq the Dominion Parliament, this Session, for an Act of Incorporation to enable them to utilize their property, by establishing thereon Hydr^Uc powers for manufacturing and other purposes, including (if allowable) the construction of a Dam, Nyith all necessary locks, sluices, mill tail-races, &c., &c., on the present unnavigable part of the River St, Lawrence, between Isle au Heron and the South side of the Island of Montreal.Montreal, 15th April, 1869.\tm 90 isea.THE CANADA HOUSE, MILL BE OPEN for the reception of Visitors about the 15th JUNE next.Arrange\u2019 ments will be made with families for board, either by the week or m onth.Return Tickets will be issued at reduced rates to the Springs, including the Stage fare.Any farther information can bo had by applying at the Office, lOBonaventure Street.EDW.SCOTT, Secretary.April 15.\t2m 89 FOR SALE.The Subscribers beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they have now received their Spring Imifort.atfohs of SILK AND FELT HATS comprising : Lincoln & Bennett, Extra quality Silk Hats Christy\u2019s Stilf and Alpine Hats Black and Drab Cassimere Hats The \u201c Imperial Silk Hat,\u201d Cork body A FULL ASSORTMENT OF AMERICAN FELT HITS O C( 11e Latest Styles and Patterns Atyp, a few Dozen of Oxford and Cambridge College Caps, improved pattern Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 SCOTCH and CLOTH CAPS, in every variety REGIMENTAL FORAGE CAPS, on hand and made to order Melver\tCo.MILITARY HAT AND CAP MANUFAC TUBERS, FIRST PRIZE FURRIERS, 291 NOTRE DAME STREET, Montréal.April 17.\t1m tf 81 Y\tFF\tJ]\tr\ti\t\tIf [tu\thi\tk\tI\t1\ttlft\tJL CHAMPAGNES.JUST RECEIVED via Portland, another shipment of this favourite and fine Wine.HENRY CHAPMAN & CO., Sole Agent.April 16.\t90 PARIS GREEN IN OIL, in 4 lb and 61 lb tins, 12£ and 25 lb kegs.LAMP BLACK in 4, 8 and 16 oz.pkgs.VENETIAN RED, dry, in barrels.3000 KEGS PAINT, of various colours from the North British Color Co,, Leith Henry Chapman & Go., April lo.Box.e Agent for Canada.90 BK;TJ;S±-3:i3]S.The TTimdersigned have received a Consignment from Messrs.R.A.Rooney & Son, Lomkm.of a large variety of Painters, Whitewash, Scrubbing, and BLACKING BRUSHES, which they offer to the trade HENRY CHAPMAN & CO., Sole Agents for the Dominion April 18.\t90 MTOBPAMGCOMY The Subscribers having been appointed Agents in Canada for the above Company solicit orders ft-om the trade.They hold in Stock the celebrated Star Brand Lobsters, Sugar Corn, Tomatoes.Shelled Beans, &c.HENRY CHAPMAN & CO., Agents for Canada.April 16.\t90 W.4-63 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL, Importer of B U I L DE R S\u2019, CABINET-M AKER S\u2019, and HOUSE-FURNIHSING HARDWARE, SILVER PLATED WARE Rodgers\u2019 Cutlery, Window COPcNICES, Curtain Bands (new designs), Wrought-Iron BEDSTExt-DS, Fenders, Fire Guards, Picture Rods, April 15,\tlyS9 OCEAN STEAMERS.FOR Slieiliae, TN.S., SUIIERSIDE & CHARLOTTE(MP,E,I, AND PICTOU, N.S., Carrying Goods at THROUGH RATES T O ST.JOHN, IV.B., AND FIaAFIFAyX, n\\s.The S.S.\u201c MEkRITT,\u201d MOAT, Commander, Will be ready to load on 1st May.F or Freight, apply to DAVID SHAW, Royal Insurance Buildings.April 9.\t84 Loudon to Quebec and Montreal.The New FIRST-CLASS POWERFUL STEAMSHIP \u201c XD AK G X A.\u201d Wil! he despatched from London Ibr EESECANO THURSDAY, the 22nd APRIL, To be followed by 8.S, \u201c MEDWAY\u201d on the 8th MAY (Or other first-class Steamer.) For Freight or Passage, apply to TEMPERLEYS, CARTER, & DaRKE, Cornhill, London.ROSS &CO., Quebec, Or DAVID SHAW, Royal Insurance Buildings.Montreal, 6th April, 1869.\t^ iF\u2019OIEL ST-XEDIA-O.N.B», AND n.Carrying Goods at THROUGH RATES TO St.John, IN.B., AND The S.S, \u201c piMBOROUGH,\u201d Commandes, Will be ready to load on or about 1st MAY.For Freight, apply to DAVID SHAW, Royal Insurance Buildings.' April 16.\tdm go TELFER, get a pamphlet, free, BIRTH.city\u2019onthe 16111 inst-> the wile of Mr, W iiiiaua Ireland, otft son,\t- Siili Hzatss I IF