Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 26 mai 1855, samedi 26 mai 1855

[" Il .slid r*o jin AND COMMERCIAL **l*0ue?c\"' °Âf5 «'^\u2022c'cîwir' OOMATA A O.MOCCCJIIII, u* vr «il» üi AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.IX.] QUEBEC, SATUKDAY, Ü6th MAY, 1*85 5.BUSINESS NOTICES.I For Sale or To Let.[NO.2205.JANES Sl MORGAN, «fortoarting (c Commission Agents.THE und*r«ifned baying coqnpleted their a*-ranfementt as Agenti for a DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS, between MONTREAL and QUEBEC, art prepared to forward every de-aenption o< good* from Upper Canada or United Statra that may be conaigued to tbem, and Vick Va at a.W.D.B.JANES, R.J.MORGAN.Montreal, lit May.1855.JAMES MARTIN,-Surgeon, HAS REMOVED to No.7.GARDEN STREET.\u2014LEWIS STREET.Quebec.&lb May, 1855.\tI m LEVESON SEWELL, A&YOCAWB, Orrrca,-SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill, Lower Town.Quebec, 12th May, 1855.\t12m SATTERTHWAITE BROTHERS, Adjusters of Averages, ^nsarantt ÿtoktrs & gtotarits Public, No 3G, Wall Street, National Bark Building, Théo.B Aatlerthwalle, ) Join B.Settertlifva1u>, .\tNEW -YORK.Thoe.W.Sauerthwalie.) TO LET Uoeaeation Immeiliatoly.4IK j) W E L L I NG HOUSE and Out-Houiei at *\u2022 Elm Gaova,\u201d late reaidence of A.H.You no, Apply to Ou.K -T lPmTER\u2018VOV( MarTIN & CO._Quebee, 7th May.1«55.to let: LARGE STORE on lIuNT\u2019e \u201d Haar'.\u2014Apply to W.DINNING, Qu.bff.Kth Mty, IH.'ift.S'- ROOMS TO LET.THREE ROOMS aoitable for a small family \u2014Uoeiession immediately.FAIRCHILD ^ MT E»q.Apply _Quebec, 7tl jM.,a \" AIRCHILD K WALKER, o.k .a.k.\t72,St.John Street.Qaebee, 12th May.1855.\tu TO LET HANDMIME COrrAGE, on the Gomin Road, St Foy.Apply to n u .« v \u201e «APT.McGRATH.Q leher.15th May |W55.\t|m M.A Marine InsuraiKeaetTectedon Favourable Terms.Msy 18lh, 1S55.\t3m MUSICAL NOTICE.MR.and MRS.DICKENSON have removed their MUSIC ROOMS, trom No.44 to No.J7, St.John St., above Mr.Barrow\u2019a late Dry Store.Quebec, 9th Mey, 1854.\t3rn Chas.Leaycraft Gethings ADVOCATE, to.Office Quebec Bank Building, ST.PETER STREET, Lower Town, Or at Reaidence: St.Denis St.,Cape, U.Town.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\t4m-p F.II.HALL\u201d AUCTIONEER, HT LEAYCRAFT\u2019S BUILDINGS, NEXT TO Her Majesty\u2019a Examining Warehouse.Quebec, I lib May, 1855.TO LEl\\ ApA npHR NEW SHOP in Shaw\u2019s Build lüiîK A iNca.adjoining that occupied by Mr.Shaw- Apply to LANGLOIS ft SHAW, \u201e ,\tNotai iea.Quebec, 2^1 h April, 1855 TO BE LET.rpHE well known stand, long ocru- mm J- pied by MARTIN RAV, as a TOBACCONIST, Sbip-Cbandlery and Grocery Store.A tempting chance for a dealer in Snuff and Tobacco.The Stcre in the rear is one of the best in tha City, and well adapted for a Snuff Manufactory on a large scale\u2014waterpower could be supplied liom (he Water Works.Alao, a first rate Stable and Coach-house.A lease ot the w hole would be given for a term of years, to a good Tenant.Apply on the premise* to JOHN FISHER.Quebec.23rd April.1855.\u2022 FOR ~SALE.A WELL FINISHED HOUSE, with Hangard, «dusted in St.Do-muoque Street, St.Rocha, nesr Mr.Peters, well sdapted for a family.Conditions liberal.Apply to tba undeisigned, Proprietor, on the premises.B.DASTOU.Quebec, April 21, 1855.\tu CIRCULAR.E beg to apptiae our Friends and the pub nireiAipcô**ner,1jy» that the COMMISSION IHjSINLS.S heretofore conducted by the subscribers, in their individual name*, will be continued \u2022«¦ociatetl firms of THOMAS ^ C0\u2022, in N*w*Yo,,|t* \u2022\"»> JAMES BROWN, J un., & CO., in Toronto, and ibay avail I'bermelvea of the preaent occasion to solicit a continuance of the public buainesa in both cities.With the view of conforming to the change now being effected in the trade of Canada, by the recently established Treaty of Reciprocity, they vvill l>C'prepared to advance on consignments placed in their bauds for sale in that Market, as w el as lor Shipment to the United States, or elsewhere, as may be desired.Orders for the purchase of Produce in Upper Canaria, or for good* in New-Yoik, or any other Agency Business entrusted to their care, will be promptly attended to, by addressing either of the undersigned.THOMAS RIGNEY k CO., \u201e\t_\tNew-York.JAMES BROWN, Jun , k CO., K! v ., t .\tToionto.- Ym k, 6th Ma v.1865._ i m DA\t/\"'I ALL AM, informs bis customers, V-/\u2019 that he has re'ired from the 1AILORING BUSINESS, sod he desire* to thank them for their liberal support.J) A.C.requests that amounts due to him may be paid without delay at his Sior.- in Sr 1\u2019eter Street, opposite the Quebec Bank.Quebec, 3rd May, Quebec Bank.1855.Darlington & Wright, 'ïPü]HL\u20ac>M9 Aro.8, Buade Street.HAVE LEASED the premises lately occupied by Mr.CALI.AM, where they will carry on the TAILORING TRADE in all ita branches, and as they intend tot'HiRUE MODERATELY and keep only the best aiticleg, they hope to be favored with a liberal share of the paUoniga of a d:»crrnmg public*.In addition to their present STOCK they expect to receive via Boeton and by the fir* Spring ?îîlT?.*.Itr*e ,nd vaf',\u2018d «««rtment of FASHION A BI.E MATERIA I,S lor Summer garments.Quebec, 3rd May, I8A5.CORPORATION NOTICES.Coiporation of QuebecT Minitr Works Depart meut.Notice is hereby\u2019given, th.i «11 per- \u2022on.in receipt of Water fro,,, ihe Cit* Mu»t Pay the MX MONTHS rv\u2019-Jvfuio *\tTHE ,,T MAY to 31st CH.IOBhR next, mto the Office of the (\u2019try 1 REAsuRE, before tbo termination of the present month.\t* The supply of Water will be stopped from all persons who neglect to obey this notice on the 31st lust.By order, W.SHORDICHK.Quelle, 4»h May.jgôâ.\tMsnagei.ROAD SURVEYOR\u2019S OFFICE, City Hall, Quebec, 2nd April, 1855.I\tof ,h* TRENCHING on T MOUNI AIN STREET, PRESCOTT GATE will be CLOSED until further orders.By order, JOS.HAMEL, _\tRoad Surveyor, pôûéK Three splendid rosewood.f»I and 7 Octave Instruments, for Sale CHEAP, to close consignment*.\t* \u2014also.\u2014 Several SECOND HAND PIANOS.The above will hi cold a Bargain, as the .'tibscnber is going to England on business, in May.H.OWEN, ^ rr 4\tJohn .Street- _Quebec, 16lh April, 1855._ IVFW TAILORING £STA£tZ»HMENr.M.McAVOY, Merchant Tailor and Draper.THE Subscriber take* this method of informing the Citizen» 1 Quebec, and its vi-inity, that h^ fist JUS 1 OPENED a NEW TAILORING EM ABLI'IIMEn j , AT No.2G, ST.JOHN STREET, formerly ocrujned by Mr.J.Uoberge, Where he ispre|iarrd to Execute all Orders in his line of busines*.H» will k-ep on band every desciiptiou of goods saitabie for all kinds of Garments such as Coals, Cloaks, Veste, Pantaloons.ke.which he will make up in the latest style of either English.French, or Amehi-can I ash kin, and warranted to fit in every particular.By paying strict attention to his hu.i-iie«s he hope* to be able to merit a liberal share of the patronage of the City and surrounding country.^\t,\tM.McAVOY.Quebec, 4ih May.185>.\t3m LANDING ex \u201c Britaunia\u201d 1 000 DOXES Casey\u2019s Crown Brand L> LIVERPOOL SOAP.^ .\tLANK, GIBB k CO.Quebec.8th May.1855.BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, John Street, (corner or URSULE street.) COLLINS & NORTHMORE REM\u2019EC rriTLLY intimate to the inhabitants of Quebec and ita vicinity, (bat they have leased the above pieuuses, where they will be pre, arrd to execute all orders in their line, at the shortest notice aud on the most reasonable terms.THEY OFFER FOR SALE A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF Ladies 4t Oeotlemenrs Boots 4t Shoes of the Lai et Fashion, embracing patterns and workmanship not to be surpassed.J- C.having been engaged as an experienced foreman who has had the chirge of the practical part of an extensive business for many yeats, and having other facilities which enable thmi to purchase materials at the best and ch THROUGH LINE, HOLCOMB & HENDERSON, (Sueceasora Ip McPherson, Crane k Co.) KINGSTON, TORONTO, HAMILTON, AND PORT STANLEY; HENDERSON & HOLCOMB, MONTREAL k QUEBEC.THE following are the Subscribers\u2019 STOCK ARRANGEMENTS fer the er.auiag Navi* gation Season : \u2014 LAKE ONTARIO LINE.First ClasN St«\u2018amerN GEORGE MOFKATT, Capt.Twitchell.for PLYMOUTH DIRECT, To Sail on or shout the 4th dty of June.rpHE Favourite Ship '* BEL-X MONT,** een accommodate a '*w Families m fiont of Poop.Also, * f-w Cabin Passengers Apply to CAPTAIN (/ILPEN, at f idiaii Cove or ^ ^\tALLAN CM L NO UR k CO.Quebec, 19th May, l«55.F 0 £ C H A R T J-fiT TWO SCHOONERS of 200 and SfMtons each, will accepi a f eight ei'her to Upper or Lnwei Ports.For particulars apply to S.H.LEVALLEEfcCO r» u\t*8 Peter Street.Queh^r 18th May.IK.Vv For Charter.To any safe Port in Great Britain *¦ *V Yfe\tA \"K A\"K\tcna»e maieriaiaat the best and cheapest markets, FIS Ô\t'bey Htt'er tbemaelves that they will be able to ^ ^\tM~W YJ % give entire s«t,sfaction to those w ho ir ay favor _____\tI 'hem with their orders THE Subscriber» are now receiving, via ^i'\u2018 B-~A«all laitsuted at this establishment Portland and Boston, and expect per manufactured by themselves, Ladies and first arrivals at this Port, their usual lar -e Impoi- i \u2022\"'I*'difficult to fit, can have them made taiioi.s of\t~\t- HURON, BRITANNIA, WESTERN MILLER, COLONIST, SCOTLAND.BRANTFORD.M FOR SALE.^J HAT CERTAIN R.H* HAMILTON, Commercial and General Axent, Jiarbtur Commiuiontr»1 RuilJingt, Custom House Square, MONTREAL.Butines* transacted at the Customs, and all other Publie Offices.May B, 1855.HANS HAGENS, SHIP BROKEN.OFFICE,\u2014Ryan\u2019* Buildings, No.37, St.Paler Street, formerly occupied by Punch, Memeke k Co.Quebec, 9 h May, 1865.\t2m ü)Am Z>XABKOXVx> HARBOUR, HAS on hand a large quantity of BOOTS and .SHOES of all descriptions; also LEATHER k FINDING for Shoemakers, as Chert as any other Leather Store in this City.Quebec, loth May.1855.\tu M.A.HEARN, ADVOCATE, 251, Sf.PETER STREET, (^-Opposite the Commercial Chambers.Quebec.9th Mav.1858______ JOHN SMITH, ttA&VBB ê OIRDEB, Looking Glass & Picture Frame Maker, 25, ST.JOHN STREET, {ycithout.) Quebec, 5th May, 1858.\t6m \u201caw.JONES, Commission Merchant, broker anb General Orne*,\u2014ARTHUR STREET, opposite tha Exchange.Quebec, 3rd May, 1855, J.LANE & Co, LUMBER AND COMMISSION BROKERS Corner of Crown ami Prince Edward Streets, St.Rocha.Quebec, 26»h April, 1855.S.H.LÊVALLËÊ A General Commifision Agents, jrorUKivDn e ^ Diokete, QUEBEC.IX*OrricE, St.Peter Street, opposite Messrs.G» B.hVMKl k Co ls Office.Quebec.23id April, 1855.TOURANGEAU VILLE.rpHlS VALUABLE PROPERTY, siluated PROPERTY, well known as \u201cSIMMONS\u201d\u2019 at LAKE BEAUPORT.most pleasantly situated, containing 120 Acres, of which 35 are clear, with the Dwelling House and Barns, being a favorite resort in summer.J.GREAVESCLAPHAM, N.P.Quebec.April 14, 1855.TO BE LET.HE DWELLING HOUSE foiming corner of Clapham Terrace, St.Lewis Road.Apply to JOHN PATERSON, Aitbur Street.Quebec.7th April, 18.'»5.(JDices 4$* Stores to IacU Ml THE well known .Premises occupied by the subscribers, at the Ocean SrEAMsiiirs Whakvbs.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Their OFFICES in St.Peter Street.JOHN ANDERSON Ac CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 27th April, 1855.\t___ For Sale or To Let.w A FARM, aituateon the Riven Becancouh in the Township of Stantold, at a abort distance from the Railroad Station.For Parti culars, apply (postage free) to DR.JOS.PAIXCHAUD, -\tQuebec.March 29lh, 1855.FOR SALE, J\u2014L rpHAT VERY DESIRABLE PRO-1 PERTY, on the St.Lewis Road called '\u2022 Ei.iu 0*ove.\u2019-* the late resi deuce of Mr.A.H.Young.A large part of the purchase money mty remain on the property if required.Apply st 'he office ol Me»*ri.A.PATERSON, YOUNG k CO.Quebec, 30th March.1855.\u201cto let.XT UMBERS 3 and 4.MOUNT CAR-IM MEL TERRACE, CAPE, new! ™ painted and papered, with gas fittings, kc.ke.N.H.BOWEN.Arthur Street.Quebec, 22nd Marhc, 1855.BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.ON the ST.LEWIS ROAD opposite Spences Wood.On the St.Foy Road opposite Holland House, \u2014AND\u2014 On the Holland-Road.in Free and Common Soccage\u2014Terms o»* Payment Easy.Apply to ROBERT CASSELS.Quebec, 7th March, 1855.TO LBTt From First or Mat Next, he TWO STORY CUT STONE HOUSE, in $t.Vallier Street, djoining Mr.Bisset\u2019s residence, and occupied by Mr.Gibsone for the last six years.The house is well adapted for a large family.For condition* apply to Mr.BISSET, on Ihe premises.Quebec, 3rd Feby., 1855.\tu JÜÏ JOHN LILLY, MERCHANT TAILOR, HABIT MAKER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER.Ho.13, St.Anne Street, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.\"I^OULD beg respectfully to call the attention ?T of bis numerous customers and the gentry of Quebec and vicinity to his present large and jraned atock of SUMMER GOODS, selec'ed in the best markets in England, Germany and France, 11 'P'^did assortment of SCOTCH I VN LEDS and CASSl MERES which he is prepared to make up with neatness and punctuality, according to the latest aud most approved fashions.\t'1 Quebec, JOth May.1855.storagkT^ STORAGE to lie had in Bonded and Free Stores.RYAN BROTHERS & CO.Quebec, 3rd May, 1858.Ship\u2019s Boats.THE undersigned has constantly on hand.SHIP\u2019S BOATS, of all sue*.DEPOT\u2014Oliver\u2019s WiiAtr.App'r to\tJ.B.DUTIL.Quebec.10th March.1855.\t7m m I.& L.LEWINE, hatteks and fukrieks, No.11 Fabrique Street, OPPOSITE THE JESUITS\u2019 BARRACKS UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.February 25, 1853.QUEBEC and LAKE SUPERIOR MIN ING ASSOCIATION.THE Shareholder* of this Company are hereby notifier) that 1 WO Instalments are called in payable at ihe Office of the Company in Quebec as follows, via :\u2014 9«1.ter Share payable 1st July, 1855.9d.per Share payable 1st October, 1855.By order, SAMUEL NEWTON, Quebec, 19th April, l«55.\tSecretary.Spring ami Summer floods, which will of course comprise the CHOICEST and MOST EXTKNSiVK ASSORTMENT in this Market.The SILK, SHAWL, MANTLE, j-'' I H.and U A SS IM f\u201d R K., and various other DEPARTMENTS, will be unusually w>II supped, and owing to the tightness of ihe times Tho Goods will be Sold at the Smallest remuneratiog Profit- Every thing mar Iced in plain figures.J.k K.MORGAN.\u2022 N/ ^.-WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT in the REAR.Quebec, 4th M ly, |854.St Lawrence Hotel, Ho- 60, St.Pettr Street.MRS.HAMMOND respectfully inforirs her Friends and the Public that, she is prepared to receive HOARDERS or TRAVELLERS Breakfast ready at all times by Ihe arrival of Ihe Montreal Boats.Every attention will be paid to those favoring her with their cusiom.Other Meal* will he prepand when required on their leaving the city.Quebec, loth May, | R.*>5.PARTNERSHIP FORM! o.rpHE Undersigned begs to return his sincere A thanks to bis friends and the public in general for the liberal encouragement be has received, and has the honor to inform them that bivirs associated himself with his brother.Josei h K.DtFor, his bus ices* will be continued in the same premises and in the aame line as heretofore, under the name and firm ot F*s.De Foy Ac Krebk.from the firs! Msy next, and hopes for a continuance of the same patronage.\u201e L\tFRANS.DeFOY.Qt^bec, Co.h April.185).Mount Hermon Cemetery.Notice is hereby given, that for the future NO ORDERS for INTERMENT ALL FOR SALK.TT ALF-CHESTS, Souchong, Hyson.-LA Young Hyson and Twankay TEAS, 200 Boxe* Tobacco, pds.8*a and I0\u2019a, 16 Hhds.*' Arnauld\u2019a\u201d Brandy, ) in 10 Pkgs falay k Glenforth WbUkey, < bond.180 Case* Central Vineyard Brandy, 7 Hhda and 23 qr.-Caska Vmegat, 3 raaka Rape Seed Oil, 55 Packages White Paint, 50 Barrels No.I, Herring*, !5y tliein at ihe,r ou'-et in business, A.S.k ( .beg to reler lo the loxu lxi'E* ¦ iSINCE of'heir .Mr.A.Si.mpsox in one o'the principal Hat and Fur K»i*b|j*hiTirnis of the Ci'y.as a guanirtre that Judgment ami Taste will be exeinsrd m the .SrLKCTiojs and Mant-rAcrcae, and the \u201cGetting up\u201d of their Goods,\u2014and determined in doing busine»* to ao-here stnrflv to for the exprrs* pu'tiose.Quebec, 9th Mav.1855.Quebec Hydraulic Cement.^OHE uiidvraigntd b.viug purchased the Patent X fot 'he Manufacture of the above Cement, fiom Mr.Pierre Gauvreau.offer for sale TEN THO SAND BARRI-LS CEMENT known as the *\u2022 QUEBEC HYDRAULIC CEMENT.\u201d CHINIC, SIMARD k METHOT.Quebec, 12ih May, 1855.\tlm For Sale by the Subscribers: MARTELL\u2019S BRANDY, in half pipes, pale and dark at New York prices.Sarnp.es can be seen at the office of S.If.LEV ALLEE k CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec.]0tb May, 18.55.Liverpool Soap.THF Subscribers expert by some of the first >hipa.a quantity of Superior LIVERPOOL SOAP.RYAN, BROTHERS k CO.Quebec 5th.May, 1X55.Stalker.Cumminc.McGrath.SUGHKVK.F.Pattzkson, Daria.To Fly as Regular Trader* BETWEEN MONTREAL.TORONTO.AND MILTON, k INTERMEDIATE PORTS, THE BRANTFORD TO CALL REGULARLY AT ST.CATHERINES AND NIAGARA.THK 1/4\tCaptain FOR SALE New Notice is hkrkby given, \u201d Su .,\t___.that no Survey\u201d will be recognized nor \u2022\u2022 Claim\u2019\u2019 loi Loss or Damage admitted under any Policy issued through the Agency of the subscriber by the New York Mutual Marine Insurance Companies, without such Survey beheld alter 24 hours notice is served at the Office of Captain (r, Armstrong.Agent to the New York Board of Underwriters, in Quebec.CORDAGE.I^ARRED CORDAGE ex \u201d Tottenham,\u201d Rom Cotk.For Sale bv LeMESURIER', TILSTONE k CO.Quebec.17th June, 1854.For Sale by the Subscriber- 1 won\troom paper, XOv/vf XT 2018) do.do., at low prices, 10 Bales Salmon Twine, 20 do Seal dn.5 do Bagging Linen, 4-4, 4 do Parcelling do 4 do Osnnburgh Bagging 4000 Bag* (2 hutheis), 2000 Biscuit Bags, J.B.FRECHETTE, No.8, Snus-le-Fort St., Lower Town.Quebec, Ifith Feby., 1854.The Notafrib?™ hare on Me A LARGE a*sortment of IRON lor Shipbuilding,\t-\t¦ Yellow Metal Bolts and Sheathing, (\u2019anvas, assorted numbers, Sail Twine, Cordage and Rigging* snorted sizes, Anchot* and Chains, Boiler Plata, Rival* and Rivat Iron, Tin» assorted brands, Caaadn Platea aasortad r u, ftranda, ¦Spike*, aaaorted size*, WALKER Ciinard Ntcauier.SIMSiSS & ORKNEY HAVK JOT 01\u2019EN ED .D,t.assortment PARASOLS.RIBBONS, Ac.and would psrtirui.irly call the attention of gentlemen to their choice new Stork ol NECK TIES SHIRT COLLARS and BRACES, W'hich were selected in London hy one of the firm.\u2014 and,\u2014 Are ercpectirg hy tl e First Shi pi, a quantity o GOODS in their line, CT\"NK PRICE ONLY.^rj $4t~.Rt GOi d* mar'.rl in Plain Figures.MMONS k ORKNEY, 32, >t.Jt.hu Mreet.(2uel.er.MU,April.1055.dl I\u2019ackagcs of np:\\v dry goods.By the subscribers\u2019 and expected from York, at the fiiat open navigation: About 21 Tons Manilla Rope, .«\t21\t\u2022\u2022 Tarred do.50 Batrels Ttr, 50 Hairels Pitch, 5() barrel\u2022 Spirit» of Turpentiuf, 150 Barrels Kosin.A cobol, Triple refined Campbcne, and Imperial Burning Fin d S land M5.FUNCH.MEINCKE k CO.C ce bee.4th May, lb 55.OORION St FRERE, ^ ill coufinuc to Sell their Large Stock of Dry Goods at reduced prices until the arrival of the SPRING FLEET.Quebec, 2!*l April.1855.VICTORIA HOTEL, LAKE ERIE LINE.The Steamer REINDEER, Capt.Geo.Patterson.To ply as regular Tm«>r between MON i REAL and PORT STANLEY, calling at DOVER and other INTERMEDIATE PORTS.RIVER LINE- The Powerful Tug Steamer PORCUPINE, AND StX FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply between QUEBEC, MONTREAL and KINGSTON; the following SCHOONERS running in connection on the Lakes, viz.:\u2014 *' GOVERNOR,\u201d \"CALIFORNIA,\u201d \" PREMIER.\u201d For fieight, or luither particulars, apply as above.HENDERSON k HOLCOMB.Gla.kemeye\u2019a Buildings.Quebec.23rd April.1855.18 \"tr .^CS Ô5 Through Line HOOKER, JAQUES & CO., QUEBEC k MONTREAL; HOOKER, PRIOHAM & CO., KINGSTON, TORONTO and HAMILTON.THF.folio «-me are 'he Sub*cribers* STOCK A R R A NG F2M F'.NTS lor the ensuing Navigation Season : \u2014 TO or Ireland.\u201d FAVOURITE, \u2014\tJohn Dunn, 40 tons Register, is ready to recriv .\t.\t,,nd *\u2022 proceed to sea wth al despatch.Apply to c.a j.sharplf:s aco, rv i n, »#\t« St.Peter Street.__Qriebec, 9th May.1855.FOR SALE OR CHARTER.A SHIP, about 1400 ton* O.M., to clast 7 years.A do\t1027 **\t** 6 yeais, both built uader aperial ins|>ection of Lloyd\u2019s Surveyor.Apply to ANDERSON k PARADIS, ^\t.\tCommercial Chambers.Quebec 4tb May.1855 FOR CHARTER.HIE A.I.brig \u201c PREMIER\u201d 189 tons Reculer.Capt.William Dunn, will accept a charter for ary safe port in Great Britain F'or particu'ars apply to GEO.BURNS Si.MES k CO.Qliet-er.4lF, .M\u201ey( |N55.\tu WANTED TO CHARTER.\\ VESSEL of about 300 Ton* Tx- Résister, to load Timber and or Ireland.PLY ON THE LAKES.Fini Fias* Steatiiein A WHENCE, Captain\tBratie, \u2022*\tYoung, \u201d\tHannay, *'\tMoot, **\tSa age, LORO ELGIN, ENGLAND, HIBERMA, fkf.f: trader.OTTAWA, McGmath.nd Adjoining tin* terminu* of the Quebec and Richmond Railway.THIS Extensive and Elegant Hotel is now open for the reception ol Travellers, who will find every comfo-t and accommodation on tbc MOST REASONABLE TXfcMS.Meals are served jn time to suit the convenience ol passengers arriving or departing by the Cars.JOHN AUGHTON.«.\tProprietor.Point Levi, 2f>ih April, 1855.COMMERCIAL HOUSE.i-Jf\tU£>ce!ixSiSB 3 MUST M\u2019KIVt, ISPOUTATIOX.JusI Rtctixed.tx «< Oriental.\u201d via Boston k Grand Trunk Badvoy.ol Packages of Briti8li and Foreign Fancy Dry Lioods.river line.The Powerful Tug Steamer GARTSHORE, EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply between QUEBEC.MONTREAL, and KINGSTON.bur b reight or further particulars, apply to hooker, jaques k co.OrricE\u2014ST.ANTOINF STREET, near Lane, Grnii k Co.\u2019* Stobe.N.B.\u2014HOOKER, JAQUES k CO , will not be Rfspon*ible sox ANY DEBTS c ntract-ed in 'heir name, unless under a written order trom their office Quebec, 2nd May, 1855.Deals for Adelaide, Sruth Australia.Apply to ALLAN GILMOCR k CO.St.Peter Street.Quebec, 3rd May.1*55.for charter.THE Barque FALCON.382 Tons, Captain Lownr, now at this Port, will accept a Charter for Timber or Deals, to any aafe Port in Great Britain or Ireland.Apply to « .\t^ , C* W* W,LSO.\\ h Co.Quebec.28th April, 1855._ FOR SALE OR CHARTErT The Brig \u201cNESTOR,\u201d 206 Ton* Register, now undergomr t»o-rough repairs in the undersigned\u2019s SKip-Wrd.St.Koch, and will Oe ready lor sea at first open water.She will accept a Charter for any ot the L-\u2019wer Ports, or any safe Port in ihe L lilted Kingdom.Apply lo JOHN LE M KLIN, la , Bruize Street, St.Rochs.Quelree.16th April.|k5.>.FOR CH ÏRTER.rrHK First Class Ship.\u201c HAI-I DEE.\u201d of Liver; oof, 743 To».», Captain McLeod, will accept a Charter tor ar v Safe Poll in Britain.This Ves-rc.i* now in Port, and will be ready to receive Cargo first open water, and.being a fast sailer, wnnld be very soitahle for carrying Troop*.A pply to ALLAN GIL MOUR k CO., _\t.\t.\tSt.Peter Street.Quebec.April 1 J.1855.FOR SALÉ- A SHIP of 5»0 Tons, now bbild>n T\\.in the undersigned\u2019s 5hip-Y»rd Hare Point, under Lluvd's inapection to Class A 1 7 ye.irs, and will be launched first open water.\u2014Apply to Quebec, r h Feby.18i5 T.C.LEE.THKSE GOODS, all ol the newest styles salectr JAMES HEWITT & Co., HAVE ju*t received per Sping Fleet, 41 PACK AGES ol Now Fancy & Staple Goods, which, owing to tbe -I -pressed state of European Mai kefs, have BEEN BOUGHT VERY WILL BK SOLD MUCH UN- 5td.Bid.«> I* 3d.4]d.CHEAP, ai.rl DER ORDINARY PRICES.150 Pieces Muusrline de Laine, from 100 \" Blk.k Ctl\u2019d Coburg Cloths, \u201c HR) Prin\u2019ed Muslin Dresses at\t2» 300 Do rto do.French Pattern*, from\t6|.100 Pieces 36 imh.White Long Cloth Shirting, \u2022\u2014a i.*o\u2014 A|Drge and choice *elcei|n of Shaw l«.Scarfs, New DressGoude, Bonilla, Ribbons, Parasols, French Flowars.Lace*, Hosiery,Gloves, Linen Damask s.Towelling*, and e\\erv description of household family good* All vnOF.r osdi.vsrv i\u2019rices, JA8.HEWITT k CO., _\t.\t.\t3-8, John Street.Quebec.10-h May, 1S5.S.and Landing JUST RECEIVED And for Sale hy the Suhscrilxr.n :_ 102DW?Srp5iL*' 23 Neat\u2019s Wash Tub*.8.H.LEVALLEE k CO.Quebec, 25th April, 1835.on Salk.BOILED AND \u2022t»d Spanish HMDS.AND QR.-CASK9 RAW OIL.Qr.-Caak* .Spirit* Turpafttina.Paints,\u2014Whrte, Black, Green, Brown.Charcoal Tin F C k F X.Coka do F C.\u2014AUO^\u2014 100 Boxe* Canada Plata* [«lightly damaged.1 ¦F\t«IBB k R058.Quorac, 13th April, 1855.ex \u201c BritHnnia\u201d ** Toronto.\u201d wnfi Uoxîs SÜA,,\u2022 OUVJ D 50 Rhls.Wathirig Soda, lo Hh'* do.do.15 Bbl*.B«krrg8o I»y tin* Nuhscribera.English n Canadian cordage, **- \u2022ortad sizes, from 9 in.down to Spunyarn.a.k w.parkk, r.«ove\tIndia Wharf, Quebec, 16th Sept,, 1854.- and peisonally hy the Subscriber, arc now ready lor inepedion, and w ill be found worthy r*l a'lertum, more im'ticolarlv the BONNETS, PARASOLS AND RIBBONS, of which nn immerse Stock has strived.tJ- I be lowest price marked in plain figure* on every article.no srrovn rairr.PATRICK O\u2019NEILL, Buade Street.Quebec, April 14, 1835.CUT STONE.FOR SALE, abou> 900 Feet first rate CUT STONE, now lying ai Dkickambsui.t, will be ioKI cheap.Also\u2014l wo 3V IN DO\u2019AS for a large shop.Apply to C.M.DeFOY, « .\t.\tNotary.Quebec, 26th April, 185» JUST KfiCEIVfiD Per G.T.Railroad, and far Sale hy the Sultfrribrr 1 Of) R0XK'S AMERICAN CHEESE, X\tJ) 160 Tubs Lard, 3ok will be closed from the 16th May to 4th June.\t, AN\u2018Nt7AI' GENERAL MEETING of SH AREHOLDERS will be held at the BANK, on MONDAY, the 4th JUNE next, at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, when a statement ot the Rffaira of tbe torpnration will be submitted, and when the \u2022t.RcTtoN op Directors for the ensuing twelve month* w ill take place.By nnler ol the Board C.GETHINGS, \u201e\tCashier.Qt knr.c Bskk.3(Jih April.1835.un.lrrsigoerl having leased the J premise» known as LEE\u2019S COVE nml LI M HER A A R D fronting on Crow n and Prince A*\t\"\u2022 Sn \u2018i \u201901'*\u2019 Pr*l\u2019*rid to make AIH AM ES on all deserrption* ol lumber en-trusted to «heir charge, aud hope by a'rict at-telttioR to husinra*.and their long experience in the trade, to merit a share of public patronage.On the opening of the navigation they will m Jd «/tv d^criP'w,# of BUILDING M A- r vÎ-'Cn\t\u201c,,,fnd ,0 'h,! SAWING of .CAN I of all ttimetiitjoMt, Partie* purchasing building materials will be allowed to prepare tb charge.[Copy ] rJ1HK undereigned having been named TREA- ! A >1 RER for ih* Monies now collecting m Quebec, intended to form portion of the Patriotic Fund GIVES NOTICE 'hat he will 1 ranamit to the Authorities in Engl nd through the medium of His Excellency the Governor General.a I sums ot money which may be r-mitted loh;m for that object, and that Rcckipts will be granted to any pdrties w ho rray make auch deposits in his hand*.(*igned,)\tE.P.TACHE\u2019, _\tR.G.K.G.Otfice,\t) Quebec.Uth March.1805 S ribs tltiiRiitTiai; stitios.THE grosse ISLE STEAMER w.llfotve the Qurrn\u2019s Whast everv IT\u2019EMiAY and SATURDAY, at ELEVEN o\u2019clm-k, A.M.No person allowed to Land at the Quarantine Station, without a Paa* from thw otfice A.C.BUCHANAN, _\t_\tChief Agent.Govt.Kmigrstion Departmcnt.^ _Queliec.tlth May.1854.\tS NXlW ROUTJB TO TUB PAR WEST! EMIGRATION.T)ARTIES desirous of BRINGING OUT X their Frien-ta trom theUbiTRD Kingdom, can Ho so on application to the undersigned, who will al«o furnish DK aFT>kor £1 UPWARDS, payabie in any paît of the United Kingdom AM particulars may be had on applications, it by letter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN.Chief Agent.Emigration Department.> Quebec, iu1 h September, IX54.S FOR SALK.PR'ONs going to the FAR forme.» tha: a NEW, CHEi PEDITiOUb ROUTE to the We k THE Seagoing Steamer TADOUSAU, of 72 Horee Power, aubstanltally built of the best materials, and nearly new, having only commenced running in August last.Length of Keel,\t108\tfeet.B>r-adth of Beam,\t21\tdo Hold.\t9\tdo Burthen in Tons,\t26.)\tton* O.\tM.Can be seen at Day\u2019s Slip, Point Levi.For further particulars, apply to GEO.BURNS BY MES k CO.Quebec, Feb.27, 1855.WK*T are in- PEDiriOl > ROUTE to the Western 8 ta tes and to the Lake Superior Crumry, by first cias* Steamer* and Railway, has been opener! up thia *e.aon and is now in *ncce*»ful opetalion.I^sscnget* pmcee.l by steamer from Qoebec to Toronto, and from thence by the ONT ARIO SIMCOE and HURON RAILWAY to Coliing-wood, on Lake Huron\u2014where first class Steamer* will he in readiness to convev them to any I ort on Lake Michigan or Lake Superior.Ariangemrnta have hem made lor the punctual despatch of the Steamet* on this route and for the forwarding of F reight without detention.A.BRUN EL, ^\t8urt.O.S.k H R.R.Toronto.17th May, 1855.TO H'JJVWr THK Steamer \u201cST.LOUIS.\" is now ,0 undertake the TOWING of KAHS and to MOVE VESSELS, at Very .Lo.Uu- periiiteudent hud already overdrawn the grant.An investigation into the matter waa going on.The following bills were read a third time and passed, viz.To abolish publication ol Aclts bearing subatit jtiou ; to abolish Ktltuil lignager \\ to alter the mode of dra wing up statutes ; to amend the law with respect to the appointment of Haililfs ; to restrict the récusation of Judges in certain eases : to extend the jurisifiction ol the U.C.Division Courta, and to amend the Act relative to Notarial profession.In reply to a question from the Hon.Mr.Robinson, Sir A.McNab said the government hoped that the public business would permit of the prorogation on Tuesday next.The Hon.Attorney General Drummond moved the third reading of the Bill to amend the Savings Hank Act ; Mr.Donotiof Moa- I Return of lUu number of Haaaangcra arrived at Uio Pori of Quebec from tbe l\u2018Jtb to the vülh May, IftSfl :\u2014 Whence.\tCabin.\tHteerngu Koetoad, Iwialil\t, Keettoiirt.\t13 9\t45L tip \t\t13 Lower Purls,\t\u2022v »\t.\t\\\t3» \tso\tI32!> 1'rsvlously reported.\taa\t1SW \t73\tsim To saaio period ld£4,\tM\t33ioveil ! Why, ii«l»|»»\u201c«-!*»\t\u2022 -j taking it available contemplate without alarm the limited culture Iitiug wa*ie hav- j f ^ ^jt aM,i thu increasing inadequacy of his right uu -n ihe i\t.tions propased to allow ihr lru»tee* \u2019o iiiirrase the toll o.i ah the M .ntreal io«d«.II- objert-d neglected by their proprietor*.Th to (hat ; fii»tl v, hecause tbe proeeeil* of tt.e tod» i ig diaiio leaf in it.It only place,1 at pr-vent paid the exp-i^e*.I'herefore.foe 'he ] u, ;Ue po-i'ion loe4y,,\u2022 »ell me 1 torlhe remuiiers\u2019ionoftho»e who unproved lauds There wav no lithe toe lard H natter nave *J.He objected, \u2022erondlv and «-«pe.-i-dly.¦a the toll» no or levied were very high.Uc!.then if tne ron ls were to be exteiiJed I ;r the \u2022 age of olher per*otH .h m tho»e UMiig the pretest road*, it w»e clear that the latter ought not to have to piy for it.That, however, w*» not rouis as they exi*'»J in mwe m »n-V wis req nr- cultivated, or pay me for the additional value I \u2018\t*\t\u2018\t\"¦ have gu en it UV my labor.M Tbe tact wav, al- most any proprietor of wild laud* in Lower Canada, if he «poke honestly, would admit that the s.ju«tter« W'-r** th*ir oe»t benelactors.Ihe dishonesty wav n in seeing them rem merated, but tn allowing proprieiors the right.«Iter they _H.for the road# were only t » be expended m one j had la \u2022 i,d tor yeaisupou their pr .per\u2019y.I » torn direction\u2014\u2019owards Isle Je»un opposed the law.The peop'e of Low»r Canada wauled more mills, and yet instead of doing anything to encourage person* t»> invest their capital in miiis.here was » lull to place the n in a difTrre.it from lh«t occupied Inman in other lines of business He appealed to the Cr»irm*n of th* Committee, (Mr.Dono'i, 01 Drummond ) whether what they in »st wanted m that part of toe counlry was not mill», and whetb»r it was not true, that even al present, without limitations on the price of grinding, persons could not be induced tu pu' up mills ?If that were l>.it wav p am that such s law us th is would b- most mli-hievous.Mr.Doksesn* contended lh*t the law could noi be applied to oat meal milia, for th-y charged ons-sevenlh, instead of one-foerteenth, ns wav provided in the bill, and one-fourteenih would hot pay them.Mr.Papin said the mover of the billl wnihf have no objecion to exempt the Eastern Townships from ihe opera'iun 01 the law nut he thought as the Seignioual Bill did sway with the present rsatriction* on Ihe Beigmorial charge, some new regulation had become necessary to meet the esse.Mr.Mesbitt said thit the bill was a mischievous one.The price charged for milling in the States was one-tenth, and in Upper C*n*d* was limited by law to 01» twelllh.but that Utter Rrirs did not pay lor well performed mi lu.g Jow, what wood be ihe effect of this law I Why that you would have no mdls at all in small village* ; for it was plsm that even a price 'hat was remunerative inoid settlements would not b* so in new ones when the bust new was small, tt wae belter to let (he thing stone, for the least avd of the measure would 1» to prevent good mills from being built, arid thus throw the work on bad on-s ; and 11 waa batter to have good md-ling al one-tenth thin uad milling at one fourteenth.Mr F slton nrvned that the Committee ri*e.Carried.land* vos roatioN taotoN.Mr.Gamrlr said he would like to more the reference of the dcspat.'be* s«nt down to the House on Saturday, to s Committee of the whsl*\u2019 on the earliest possible day.II» thought the Hoo*e should low» no lime in coming to « decision in the matter and I rusted that the Government would allow him to name Tuesday or Wednesday for that pnrp « r.He entertained grave dnbtiahn\u2019th-p o.rnety of the grant requested, but he thonrht th» question should he disposed of* The Hou** h id already daclm-d to entertain favorably A motion by the bon.member for Renfrew to make similar grants to promote enlistment here; hut that wes on the groiii;d that 00 inducement should bo held out to young men to leave the country, Mr.Bsown tani euch a m >tion on the part of an mdoperdent ro»rnb#r would he conveying un fmpn afton on th* gcnitemeji occupying the I\u2019rea-sorv benches which he w««s sure they did not tie-\u2022trve.Toe mstfer should be loft in ibsir hapJs, nan |>).*cd on it a* well a* privileges cnnfri»tors of Lower Ca rad*.I bey let ih»ir lards ii- id!» and laid in watt» until some p>or industiious man seeking a h one, hut gone on his land, mistaking it tor part ot the crown domain.He al owed him to m»k»-ro-d*.to ga* down the tore»! and improve the land by tha sweat ot his h oar, and then when he had made a pleaisnt home lme year* he sent to the crown land offi-e and learned that it was owned i»v .1 g-nt rm*M in K.igl ami.whose agent in this country he did not know.Two or 3 years ago n gentlemin visited him from one of the principal citi-s ot Lower Canada (he rould not say which) Nod spoke to him about the land as having an m-'\u2022\u2022rest in it, expr»*s)*d himself delighted with tfie iruproveiuetits made, and when the taimer ex-preased a hope that he would sell him tne land ut remuneration fur those long years of toil.Ami that man\u2019s case was but one ol hundreds similar to it.It was to shi-ldsuch men \u2014men who by their industry developed the re soarce* ot the country from thr grasping av-iice ,»f rich prof*istore, who perlor ned mine of the duties which their position proper!)\u2019 en'ailed then, that thi* measure was nee»i*d, and he Should n it tic deterred by the avenrs or tlenu.-i nation* ol those wito treated i1 a* « measure of spoliation Irom doing bis duty to industrious poor backwoodsmen.Af er some fmih-r discussion tho hill was read a third time a»d passed.SEIGNIORIAL TENURE AMENDMENT BILL.On the motion for the third reading °t bill.Mr.Djsio.n of Drummond moved i s re-refsr-ence to a Committee 01 the whole 10 amend it so ns to provide that the Commutation for the \" lofs et ventes\u201d over property subject to it accoiding to valutatniii, iiot as provided hv the Art, according to extent.It was urged that i* was most unlair that propeity in rural districts should be tax-d nnre heavily than lot* in Villages and Towns of less extent but of three or perhaps ten lime* the value.Mr.Attorney General Drummond said he was quite preporeil to admit the justice of ihe principle uiged, and if any con,i4erahle amount of this part of the rommmation was to be paid by Ihe c*-n»itaifei, he should not oppose the am- ndment.But ns the Government would | ay the who.e or the greater portion .if it, be was sa'islied the grant «mild be sufficient for that purpose ; it was \u2022\u2022I no »o- »eqMpnc* to the people bow the pirtition wn* made.To udopt the principle of valuation, would be to alter the ptsu upm which the schedule* were already being made up ; in several places considerable progress bad b-en made, it would licCestitnts the |irepir«tion of new ache* iliitcs, and involve long dclnya ami great ad lilional \u2022xpen*c.H« repealed that he believe! no portion of this commutation would fall upon ihe censitaires, end it wits hit individual opinion if the present grant fell somewhat short, ih* tl -v* «ruinent would be called up to ask a slight additional grant necessary to meet the whole.Mr.t M a pais would have supported tbe amendment, because be believed toy wlditiontl ex.wnse might tie obviated by using the machinery lor valuation provided by the Municipil Act But a* the Attorney Gcnsral had prom.«-don th- put of the Government that 'be louait tlrei should not b- burdened Wrob any portion of this indemnity, he wuiilJ vote sgairtSt the nm-\u2019ndmfn', and «How the law to stand a* at present.Mr.At'orngfvGeneral Drummond Wnheri it fo be distinctly inul-rPo.Ml.iht< he made no prom \u2022 1 ment, or making a single exertion to sustain the efforts of nature.As Mr.Evans (Secretary to the Board of Agriculture) remarks in his Report just published, there w as a great deficiency of crop lust year in Lower Canada, and this deficiency must necessarily act unfavorably on the crop of this year, and the evil will augment every year, unless some vigorous remedy is applied.At the present time food is selling at almost famine prices; and if the production of the common necessaries of life bo not greatly increased, it seems difficult to guess what prices may come to.\u2014 44 Every acre which can be put under crop (observes Mr.Evans) is necessary for our wants, and every acre left waste will diminish by so much what is necessary for the supply «four wants and the discharge of our ohliijations.There is no other certain source of supply except the productions of our lands, and the more ample the production the greater the general prosperity of the country.\u201d The Spring hxs been cold and backward, and the only remedy iu the power of the agriculturist against a late cold Spring is to have the land well prepared and \u2019.ho soil under culture thoroughly dained.Whore are we to look for such preparations among the primitive agriculturists in this corner of the world?And yet, there is, it is well known, abundance of excellent soil on the north shore of the St.Lawrence, still unreclaimed from the waste.Most devoutly is it to be wished, that the Northern Railway or the North Shore Railway or some such means may open an available access to some of it ; that pastures may he cleared for the rearing of more cattle, and land drained and prepared for the production of corn and nutritive vegetables.The staple articles of food have now to he supplied in Lower Canada for one million of mouths, and the victualling of the ships which crowd to our ports during the fleason ; we have «een how precarious it is to look elsewhere for the supply of these most requisite necessities.\u2014 The sweat of the brow which must be in-curred in tilling the ground appears to bo more slowly remunerative than mercantile and prolensionnl pursuits ; hut this is chiefly owing to the less active exertions made, to the want ot vigorous means, perhaps of capital, and to the happy quietude which usually accompanies a rural life.If the noil and the climate were alike apparently unconquerable, we should still have to make the best of them for tho sustenance of life.\u2014 But sufficient proof has been afforded in some instances, that much can be effected in Lower Canada hy spirited farming and horticulture ; in fact, we doubt whether there is n better field in any similar portion of the globe for exhibiting the triumphs of an enlightened and industrious system of agriculture.It really becomes an incumbent duty on those who ;tre possessed of arable land and have otherwise the means, to contribute their assistance in procuring supplies from the ground of the country for the maintenance of the population.It is to lie feared that much cannot be done this year.Mr.Evans even says that it is reported in many sections of Lower Canada that there is a deficiency of seed for sowing.He urges the necessity and duty of supplying this deficiency on all who have the means and influence.The inquiry of Mr.Turcotte in the House of Assembly has resulted in proving that there is hut too much truth in this report.Several members spoke of the distressing state of affairs even in the eastern townships ; and a Government loan of £5000 to the farmers has since been resolved on.\u201c This Spring (adds Mr.Evans,) though late in commencing, may he succeeded nevertheless hy a very favorable summer and an abundant harvest ; and therefore wo should do nil that ta possible to sow and plant to the full extent of our mean«.\u201d Aa fine potatoe*.turnips, mangold and such roots are produced in the districts round Quebec as in any country in thu world : why should they not he cultivated in sufficient quantity to rear enough of stock to supply our market with butcher meat, and dairy nnd farm-yard produce in suitable abundance ?\u2014 We tiust tho Railways opened and to bo opened may work effectively towards this great object ; and for this reaaon, if there wore no other, we think the Railways especially on tho North Shore ought to be encouraged and promoted by all interested in tho present and luture welfare of this portion of the Province.PARLIAMENTARY.Y\u2019esterday, the résolutions respecting the t*ay, Montreal Turnpike Trust, introduced hy Mr.Whitney, were referred to a Committee of the whole after some discussion.On motion of Mr.Brown the Committee rooe without reporting.lion.Mr.Merritt introduced a bill to amend (he Act for freedom of Ranking.provided hy the Act now in force.Lost on a division,\u2014yeaa 28, nay* 31.Mr.Dorion again moved to amend the hill ao as to pro vide for the distribution of these funds among the depositors.Carried without a division.Mr.Cturault moved the bill lie read a third time in six months.\tLost,\u2014yeas 26, nays, 46.On motion of Mr.Lorauger the distribution was extended to all past ami preaentde-positors, and all sums not distributed within three years to go to charitable institutions.The bill was then read a third time and passed.The Investigations of Fires Bill, & the St.Koch Institute Bill, were also read a third time.Champagne.\u2014Messrs.J.&.O.Crémazie have just received a large supply of Champagne of tho most favorite brands.The \u201cŒil de Perdrix\u201d is a delicious nectar, \u2014such a wine as the poet must have quaffed before he came to the conclusion that \u2014\u201cthe best of life is hut intoxication.\u201d\u2014 Daguerreotypes.\u2014We have lately examined some beautiful likenesses taken by the well known Daguerrian artist, Mr.Edison, Fabrique Street.Besides several groups in which all the persons were taken with great fidelity, we noticed single miniatures of the Hon.* Mr.Hincks, and many prominent members of the Legislature.Mr.Ellison has recently purchased a set of new instru-menls, and is about to introduce a much improved style of nictures.His «ailing room is now furnished as a parlor, and has become quite a popular place of resort.FORSYTH.BELL & CD\u2019S.PRICES CURRENT OF TIMBER, DEALS, kc.Quebec, 26th May, 1855.a.d.Wmits Pink, iath« raft, for inferior arrordinc to averafu, Ac., mca sure! od.nominal .\u2022 ¦ 0 0 for fair ordinary Kafu ar.-onling lo average and uiAttufarliire, tueaaurod off.nominal .0 0 for fool and (Ulterior Itafia measured off.nominal.0 0 tn ahl|>pliiK order aorordiug to average and quality.now'].0 0 Kid Bins, in the U»pii>sorder, 40foet.-do.0 |OaK, Lake Krle.do.0 Lake KL Clair,.1 Kin, by the Kafl an-ordiux to average and quality.uom't.0 In shipping order, 40fcet,.do.0 Tamasac: Square, according tnaixe in the raft.nom\u2019l.\t0\t0 Flatted do.do.\t0\t0 8tates, for specification Merchantable ff.YT ripe, assorted.Do.W.O rum-hfon.Merchantable.Deals, Bright.Do.floated.£60 7 Do seme period last ynar £t;.lfi3 £4,974 No of mites open .Do\tsame period last year Tout Traffic since 1st Fshroary.Do\taame period la»l year.Total No.of Pa»se»ger«.Do\taame period tact v \u2014Ol .\t£41 .\t£157,393 .\t£A3,3M .\t1*1.3301* UKÛROK DAKTNKLL SHIPPING INTBLLIVKNCK» PORT OF OUBBKC CLEARED.May It.\u2014(Omitted.] 8chr IrénA, Slmonean, Hhlppagan, N H, II J Noart à Co.ENTERED FOR LOADING.Nanus.Tors.For.Bn Whom.W^rt May 3.Y Diana.3*5, Dnmfrles.A Oilmour k Co.Wolf*'* Cove Ann.353, do,\tdo.\tda John Wilson.912.do.do,\tdo.lariy Campbell.333.Queenstown, do,\tdo Rankin.130.Liverpool.\tdo.\tIndian Cova Boreas, 4fi3, New Ho»».Pemberton Bros, Rlllery t\u2019.ov*.Fort rtlaagow, 95R, Boulhnmptnn.do.\tdo Slam.731.Fowey.\tdo.\tdo Henry Duncan, 933.Roulhamplon.Le Mesnrter A Co.do.Kdwln, 321.Mnryport,\tdo\tdo.J ennuie Johnston, 4«ih, Tralee, O B Ryme* & Co.Lamp non'* Block.Crete.249, Aheryatwlth,\tdo.Rnencer tiove.Try Again.991.Cork.C K Levey A Co.Bl*ls¦ boom*.Jessy.Hilt.Ltmertek.\tdo.\tMartin \u2022 Wharf.OHy of Hamilton, *17, London, attlespina A Co, HtOcfy Lord Rldmonth, !W>.Port Olaagow.F.Rdr.un * Co.Hall \u2022 booms.Amsson.357.Wsslporl,\tdo.Hlal.« do Camden.339.London, Benson A Co, New Liverpool.Rofllrt, 327.do,\tdo,\tdo MARITIME EXTRACTS.No arrivals from «o* since Thnreday.Fratitrs Pasticucam ov thr I#o*« or TR«o>,>\u201cr Bor**»* Kuornir.\u2014Captain WIIH» of the ship NUrta-cona.at this port report* \u2014May 3.Ut 47 », N long 4(5 10.observed a vessel lo the northward with a signal ofdlatres* flying Nolwllhatandlng that «\u2022 fresh at tha time.I* got a boat ont and bfJfM Ms mri fonnd her to he ihe ship F.mpre«« Kagan le, Mill*, from Liverpool to Qnehee The pnmp« were going, the main ma«t swinging from aide to side of the ship, \u2022od***\u2019 mala rigsing neat*y rotUpaetl by reason of tbo ship having INTERESTING TO THOSF.SUFFERING FROM HEADACHE.A CERTAIN REMEDY FOUND IN DR.MM.ANE\u20198 \u2022 CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.The following Is a sample of certificate* received dally from our own citlxens.Nxw York.August 1.ltC.2.This i* to certify that I have been subject at time* to severe headache ;son>rtimes the pain would be so aervre I could real neither day nor night.Hearing of DR.M\u2019LANE\u2019S CKLKHRATED LIVKR PILLS, I sent and got a box.of which I took two pills on going to bod.for two nights.They relieved me entirely.Some time lia» now elapsed, and I have had no tnoro trouble from sick headache.M.JOHNSTON, lie Lewis Street.P.ft.The above valuable remedy, also Dr M\u2019Lane\u2019s Celebrated Vermifuge, can now bo had at all tho re ¦pecUhle Drug Store* in this city.t'ÿ' Purchasers will please be careful, to ask for.and take none but DR- M\u2019LANK\u20198 LIVKR PILLS.All oth era, In comparison, are worthies».Sold in Quebec bv JOS.BOWLF.S ; JOHN MUNSON AGO; O U.ARDOUIN ; A OIROUX, and SAML.WIUQUT.We have frcqnrntiy hoard the celebrated tierman Bitters, sold by Dr.6.M.Jackson.13U Arch street.Philadelphia, spoken of In terms of the highest com mendation, and we honestly believe that it is one of Ihe best inodirinrt odvertiaod for the complaints for which it is recommended.They are pleasant to the ta-ite.and can be taken under any clrctimalance* by the most dr (irate stomach.Tbo press far and wids.have united in commending this Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia.d«v bility, Ac.; and such are thu beading effects of hli pa nacea, that we bopo It may bo introduced to every ûmrty where dyspepsia has, or ii likely to have a vie tim.*8co odvertiseiuent.Hoilway\u2019s Oinlwent and Fills tho best Cure of Female Complaints.The extraordinary effect these Filia have upon all complaints peculiarly Incidential to female*, would appear incrrilble.If it wore not con firmed dally by the worrierfnl cures they effect in Ca nada.It is an unquestionable fact, that there is not any remedy to equal them throughout the World, for exterminating suffering from the softer sex, than these admirable Fills, particularly for young girls entering into womanhood, therefore all are requested to give them a trial, which will insure their recommendation.THIRTY YEARS\u2019 EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE.Let no Wirr or Mother neglect to read the advertisement in another column in this paper.It is HIGHLY IMPORTANT.CRAMP ANdTÂIN KILLER The world is astonished at the wonderful cures performed by the CRAMP AVD PAIN KILLER.prepared hy CURTIS fo PERKINS.Its equal has never been known for removing pain in all cases ; for tbe cure of Spinal Complaints.Cramp in (be Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its forms, Bilious Colic, Chills and Fever Burns,Sore Throat and Gravel, it is decidedly ihe best remedy in tbe world.Evidence of the moat wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine, are on c.rculars in the hands of Afni*.Sold by U.G.Ardouin and J.Musson fc Co., Quebec.\t6m The World\u2019s Fair, or All Nations.Among the noticeable things on exhibition at tbe Crystal Palace, we saw a rontribu'ion of new Pills, from the laboratory of Dr J.C.Ayer, the author of the widely known and valued Cherry Pectoral.Aa it ia against ibe express regulations of the Palace, io admit any quack medicines, this fact shotva that hit remedies are not placed in th«t category by the authorities Indeed, wo have beloie known that his Pectoral was highly appreciated by scientige men, and have seen lately that his Pills are held in treat estimation by those deeply learned in ihs healing art.\u2014(True Reformer, Mase.] Marble Headstones, For Sale at 19$ St.John Street vhUtout: Monuments Mantel*, Table Top*, and every article hi the Trade of the brat qua- ,ly\u2018\tFELIX MORGAN.Quebec, 06th May.1855.___________ ICE!-ICE!-ICfil HE Subscribers are prepaid! to furni»h Families and Hitela with ICE during the ensuing Season as bereloluie.For particulaia, apply to\t__ 1\tJOHN MUSSON fc CO.Quebec, 26th May.lK-55.N.B \u2014Term* CASH in advance.Paper and Stationery.rpilE Subscribers have now in Mock :\u2014 1\tWRITING PAPERS, WRAPPING PAPERS, GENERAL STATIONERY, which th»y offer lo the trade, at ressonsble prices and terms.\u2014also,\u2014 fl.fc A Milles\u2019 Series of National School Books.1 h W.RR1D fc CO Q iebec, 26lh May, 1855.Mail for England.The next mail for England, (via New-York.) will be CLOSED at this Office, on MONDAY, the 28th instant, at 5 r M.Post-Office, Quebec, 26th May, 1855.~ REMOVËnT' f|AUE Subacriber has REMOVED from his I U'e place of residence.No.5, St.Nicholas St., to No.79, ST.PAUL STREET, in front of his Establishment of Genisal Iron Manv- PHILLIP WHITTY.Quebec, 26th May, 18.55.\t6 REMOVAL, MRS.I'AYNK.NURBU h-«.,« inform her friends that she ha* REMOVED from No 3, 8t Margaret Stres', to No.43, bT.ANN STREET, 8t.Rochs.Quebec, 26th May, 1855.WANTED\u2014For the Dry Goods Business,\u2014 TWO active Young Men.Quebec, 26th May, 1855.CASEY fc CO.I 0^ N SUN' large SAIL BOAT, 1 ROBIN'S BRANDY.N BOND or Duty Paid,\u2014furFale by HENRY CHAPMAN fo CO.Sole Agents for Canada.Montreal.2Sfh May, 1855.\t6m MARCH'S MADEIRA, AFKW I'si.trages of vvry old.\u2014for Sale by HENRY CHAPMAN fc CO Agtntt for Canada.Montreal, 26'h May, U'ii.\t6m ADVANCES.YT1HE iindonarffned ore authorized by Messrs.I E MKREKING fo St IN, ( : l.nudnu, and their Corhksi-ondkki s in Liverpo'd sod Glasgow, to enter in'o arrangements with partira wishing to consign Piuiurty 'o \u2019hose Markvts.HK.NKY CHAPMAN fc CU Montreal, 26th May, 1855.\tfini PURE OILS OF Cognac, If'ine tÿ limn, WITH DIREC TIONS.\tFor Sale by CARTCES & HA&Tt^Is, 18 fc 2U PLATT-STKEET, Nkw-Yosk, I WA N T E D \u2014A SITUATION as GARDENER by a steady man, of industrious habita, who hsld re*pret*bra ailuations m the oldCointrv, Cituda.and also in She United Slate*.Has no incumbrance.Wilt be heerd of at Mr.GiNoan\u2019s Heed Htoro.Quebec, 26ih May, 1855.\tIp WimricD - a i k a?A nt m a h or f^d chsracler, whi can take rlyarga ot a Horse and Wait on Table.\u2014Apply at this office.Quebec.26th Msy, 1855.i r>u< GF.N I LKMEV.\u201ei \u2022teady h.i.n., wil\u2018 I1 find romfonahle Bosid end Lo>tging* at No.1, 8t* Joachim Street, Just oqfaide St.John's tàate.If required, a Gentleman can be accomodated With a 8iih, 1855.R V I N ü H O Ü 8 K .- This popular and well known establisl.incnt has recently undergone thorough alterations to inert the present change now occurring in the hotel system.It will fopen on MONDAY, May 21, on the KURi 4PKAN and AMERICAN PLAN combined, wi'b'he some elegant Di ing-Rooms as hcrelofure ; wi h Tab!» n\u2019llole lu I.adit s' Oidi nary, which will be thrown open to the public from Chiiribei\u2019s-«L and Uroailway entrances.Ii is cxik-c:*''! tbe !l\"tel will meet with the usual favor from 'he public ; also from families ami pitmanent b *.,:er.s\u2014as every attention wiM be paid to guests, al moderate charges.The living House has benble, A.W.Cocubank, compriaing the best aelection of Law Works ever ofT.-red by auction in Canada, and by the first French and English Aulboiities.Cataloguce will be be reatly on MONDAY, 28lh instant.Sale atSF.V\u2019EN o'clock.Coudit ions-\u2014CASH.THOS.BICKELL, Quebec, 25th May, 1855.\tA.A B.IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW CROP TEAS- The Canada Tea Company WILL SELL, lly Public Auction, XXV MONTREAL, ON FRIDAY, 8th JUNE, (>324 Packet CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, CROP, ISM-ISM, CARGO of the \u201c ARISTIDES,\u201d Capt.Bar-clat, liom Shanghai, row in Port.TaaMa:\u20146 months Credit.Catalogues w.ll be piepared and circulated.Sample» may be examined the day previous.Sale at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M., precisely.\u2014and,\u2014 Immediately following, will be ufleted, for account of Dlenars.1>.Torrance & Co., A large assortment of SUGARS, WINES and newly Imported GROCERIES.Particulars in a future adveitis-ment Montreal, I8tb May, 1855.NOTICE.THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the Sub«« nhei* under the firm of S.fc J.BROWN, was DISSOLVED on the 1st instant.The affairs of the said firm will be settled by Mr.John Brown, who is duly authorized to that effect.SAMUEL BROWN, JOHN BROWN.JOHN BROWN and GEORGE BROWN having ENTERED INTO CO-PARTNERSHIP, the busincia tinder the above firm, will, for the future, be earned on under the name and \u2022tyleof J.BROWN CO.JOHN BROWN.GEORGE BROWN.Quebec, 22nd May, 1855.FOR SALE.rARRED R0PK, ««sorted sizes, Hambroline .«Marline and Housand, Deep Sea and Hand Lead Lints, Sail Twine, Bright Vamtih, Pitch.Stockholm Tar, Yellow- Metal Shea'bing.Hubhurk\u2019a White Zinc Paint, Black Paint, in I cat.Kegs, Ships Colors, Bunting, & F\t1\t~ By Auction, will sold.\u201e\u201e FRIDAY the 25th Mrêtark.at île ÿr» d.nfe vl F.lf.HI M8-Wt/RIH, Krq.^corner of M.fcuvtneheand St.Olivier Streets, Dear he Nunnery, oftheSia-tera of Ckuiity, outsi\u2018e Ft.John\u2019s Gate: \u2014 HIS HOUsKHOLD FURNITURE, eoniiitin* of iiuh- gany huts, tables and Cnaiis, Kienel and other Bea tti aisortment of HATS.ELLWOOD k SON'S Celebrated London VENTILATING II AT.Fre' Ch Felts, Drab, Grey Rad Black.Prom Paris they leva received an elegant aa sortmentoi Novelties fc,r Boys aad Children in Kelt and Satin.Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats of all colora and Sh«]>m> compriaing the largest a»*nitmerit ever offered to their eos'bmera, and will be sold at very Low Prices.Quebec, 2l*t May.1855.nlGH WINES, in Quarter Casks, For Sale by A.MACKENZIE FORBFS, Groeeri»* Broker, St.Krançoia Xavier Street.Mon\u2019real, May 21st, 1855.\tu FOR SALE Nfw prime mess beep, Me»» and Thin Mes, Pork,\u2014ty JAMES J.LOWNDES, Tremsm\u2019s Buildings, St.Paul St.Quebee.14ih Msy.1855.FOR SALE MUSLOVADi* SU >'AK.in s A Barrel*, Young Hyson, Hyson Twankay A Twac-kay Tea», Ground Coffee.Ground epper, Bo*ea Honey l>«w Tobacco.Broom», Pail», Ac.\u2014by JAMES J.LOWNDES.Tremsia\u2019s Buildings, St.Paul St.Quebec.Mth May, 1855.JYEW OAT STORE.\u2022\ttvtms, FASHIOIVABJ.E HATTEKS, BSHaAMrw's vviaBXffe»,.\tw ^ Epper Totcn Market l*laee, Quebec, (AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY Mr.HARRIS, JEWELLER.) M ESSRS.H.k E.Laving enUhe D A T P'NG , in all rta compriaing every at\\le and ouality.Mr.manufacttired aince January.fttniklrg pMChaMN» respect'ully invited to call and inspect before purchaung elsewhere.CLOTH CAPS.PR LI HATS, BOY'S SATIN HATS, and, by firs: imporutinns, an assoit men- .t M K A W GOODS.Queln-c, 20th April, 1855.fi w NAILS.LARGE A-koriment of Cut Nails, nd Railway Spike», lor Sale by JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Quebec, 18th May, Ic55.Ai Ship Window JCST RECEIVED and s.'iibeis : Glass.for Sale by Hie Suh- 1(H)\tBoxes\tfij\tx\t7|, 45\t*\u2022\t74\tx\t81, 2'»\t81\tx\t91, 1U0\tA**oit»d\tlarge\tsizes.RYaN, BROS.A CO.Quebec.M»y Ifi, 1853.JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE w est, and for sali: by OL jiSj'JAiUS % NAPOLKON WIIARK : 1 ROO ¦RAKKKLS PORK.lUUli J> 5(Hi Ke-i LARD.25 Hints.HAMS.»-ugar cured.Quebec, 18th May, 1855.1 m M PARIS EXHIBITION.ERCHANTS Rn-I Gentlemen visiting CunIi AdannccN, THE undersigned will make CASH ADVANCES on the SHirMENTS ok Ti.wuek.Deals, Floc* or Wheat consigned to their friends in Liverpool.PUNCH, MEINTKE A Co.Shaw\u2019s Buildings.Qu-bec, 9th May, 1855.M\u2019DUNNOUGH, MUIR & C3 185, NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, Have received per Cunnnl Steamers, A now.offer for Sale, Wholesale A Retail, the Newest dt most Fashicnablo Goods i?«Dat triins Including the latest designs in DRBSS GOODS, B'ocrdes.Moire Antique, Tabbir.etts, Black Glace, Printed, Checked and Striped Silk, and Wool Barege*, French Del.ain»*, Printed Barege, Del.aines, Mcss.nas, and Persians, SelfSpot and Printed Brilliants, Chintz Camhtica and Muslins.French FloMeis.Fea'Lers.Riblmn* and Garni-tyres, Velvet and Chineil ll-a l D-e-se*.French Black Laca Mils.Kid Gloves, SlawU, i\u2019ara.olf, Sewed Woik, Ac.\u2014ALro.\u2014 A complete Assortment of a © s a g s ¥, Comptismg Silk, Thread, Merino.Cotton, and Lialbriggan Hose, and Half-Hose, Ladies\u2019 and Gent\u2019s Gauze and Spun Silk Underclothing, Ac., and * large H*»oriment o| STAPLE E?»T OOOLC, of the best materials ami finish.N B.\u2014Particular attention paid to orders from a distance.M\u2019DUNNOUGH.MUIR A CO.185, Notre Dame St., Montreal.May It, 1855.\t1m NOTICE.The steamer ** b.f.tibbits,\u201d capt- MuarHY, ma»ter.having been thoroughlv repaired during the Winter, is prepared to TOW Rafis and Vessels between this Port and Montreal, and about Ihe Harbour, during the Season.For further particulars, apply in JAMES TIBBI TS.Owner, at Montreal, to JANES A MORGAN, Agent*.Quebec, Cist May.1855.NOTICE.ALL persons having CLAIMS against tl esta'eof the late Mis.JOHN HUMMEL, deceased, are requested to fyle tfce same only st-testrd with the undemgiud, and those indebted to pay the amount without delay.D.MACPHKRSuN, Notary, Peter Stn-ef.Quebec, 19th May.1855'.NOTICE* HARRIS, DRESSIER & C0», RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT the public attention to their SELECT STOCK of Hit TS, CAPS, A Acccratelv Rated.\"VrAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS and Watches J.x cf every construrti m Repaired.\u2014 .AI.-IO \u2014 A «cnera! a«*ortme.it of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.Jewellery, N-iutii-.il Inatiumeida, |t< oka on Navigation, Masonic Clothing and .i^-vrls, Ar., Ar, X.B.\u2014Every Chronometer ami Instrument left \u2022it this Es:alIithmeM ia Insured ?gainst Loss l-y Fi'e.Qwber, 19th May, 1855.\t'\u2019'in NEW HAT WAREHOUSE* No.12, BÏÏADE STREET, Opposite the French Cathedral t rJ3;iE unde-sign'-d r*At«-Ci|'u.\u2019ly invites the atten-j ti.in ofilte Citizens of 'guehec.to the Varied and F.l-gnnt Stock ol ENGLISH.FRENCH and AMERICAN H.M'S of lh»- I.aTkat A Most KASiiiovAnLE Styles, which he is now pre paring to oti.-r on the above l\u2019rcm:s*s \u2014 having bem selrcted by himself peisrnaliv m the First Hou»es in Boston and Vrw Vork.he presume* they will be f 'imd EQUAL or SUPERIOR to an y I ling which has evrr !\u2022 foie \u2018j*er> |»rescnte,l to the Citizens of Quebec.He l»eg» likewise to *l*te that he ha* oil hand, a verv Varied and Ch'*ice Selection nt CHILDREN'S FANC) FELT anp STRAW HATI».which, wish h rare a*sorimcnt «I GF.iN\u2019Ti.EMEN\u2019S PANAMA and oiler light H.\\T?suited to |he Seasons wil\u2019 be found to merit the atlenticii inted t»y JULES MUM V| a Co., rf Rhtahlished.purchasers may ie'y on receiving a wine uu.aipatf.d m quality by anv imported into 'hecountry HENhY C\u2019lUMPMAN A CO.Sole Agen * for J-lei Momm A Co.Montreal, May 19th, 1855.\tfim WHITERSAD\u2019S London Porter and Alo.AFRESH SUPPLY just received, in Pints and Quarts, fi dog.ai d 3 doz.Cases.HENRY CHAPMAN A CO.Sole Agent* for Canada.Montreal.19:b May, 1855.\tfim R Fitiicy & 81»pie Dry (lords »\t1\t\u2022\tnamed hs'ahlishmcnt, on than they hTve ever Vet sil-m fe»l for inspection.(Uy® Thrir f Vt»»» V.h'/wr\tn*-d Fur- misiitng\tts tc\u2019r'ity 8 heretofore carried on by Mm, rn the tame premise», No.Ifi St.Peter Street, and they hope by «trict attention, arid a thorough knowledge of the business, to merit a share of public patronage.HOLFF.LDT k McPONAGH.Quebec, 8th May, I8>5 «wriliii , \u2014 AL'O\u2014 MCOH.\u2019S ( LOTHING of which Irrv I.r»c epeneri rcvrral C.i«c* New Stvlea for Sp'ing m d 'ortuncr wear.The superiority in cut and ii: < i il' G.iruer t* licur that celebrarcd Ho>i«a, t\u2019,.i».!; fnl\u2019y maintaiuerl and in-i ere ising in reptita'n*tr in A 'i qukiterr of the Globe.G.A F.arc the dole a^-cr \u2022« in Canada, j Quebec.Ifi'h 'Gy.|»*.VV\t^\t____ MIE PARTNF.LMI \u2022 erto existing be-tw*\"ri tire ipaVr-ig' rd under the 1'irm of LEMFStRIFU-Tll.sTDNE m CO., at Que-1er; LE.V I'.M'RlEIi, Rt .\u2019U l H A CD., »t Montreal, and JtHi.N I t» U ft)., at Aylmer, having expired on the 'iuth nltim *, by eiluxmn, 1 of ti r.c.Notice it hereby giv n tint H avii lvnp, | LkMksubikr.Rocril.rritr»* fr-m tbn*»* con- | cemt by M'ltud consent turd t-.i'.ihe Firm of Le.MF.SUR1 F.fl.Rl)U I H .V* t'O.i« m Injui'l.itmn fiont that date, tuidcr lie mjuagemrnt ol the i raid IL L.Rovnt 'Hie Fitm at Quelec will be co;>tmuei! as u«ii»l by the rrmiinuig Partner* IIKNRI L F.M '\u2022>U-RlKRand WH.UAM HsNRY TIlSToNK.and al*> lha\u2019 \u2022( Avlmer, i\u2018y the a id HENRY I.EMFMRIF.R.V.ll.iItM HENRY TIL-, STONE and JOHN Eli AN.Qu:btc, 18lh May, |no5.IIY LK.MF.SURIER.by Lis Attiiuey.Mf H.Tits tone, W H.TILS I ON F.t H.L ROUTII, JOHN EGAN, With rrfe-ei:ce to the foregoing ihe burine** m MONTREAL will be continoed bytheSub-senber on hi* own account, under the Firm of HAVILLA.ND ROUTH k CO.H.ROUTH.j Montreal, 18th Mar, 1*55.Now York Underwriters.\u2019ItHF.Undrraigned.Agent to th* Boird of Un-J.derwriteared, Pom the 1st of May next, to receive HoAarxRS and Travelleia._ The rcoma are large and airy, and every attention will be (raid to the comfort of patrons .\t,\tM.MELROSE.Wanted, a Good Cook, for the shove rata-blnihmeot.Quebec, April 21rd, 1835.OF NOTICE.FIRST ARRIVAL\t- J DRY 4>4>OD^ A T COMMERCIAL HOUSE, UPPER TO If TV MARKE T, tr «3 wk THE SUBSCRIBER begs to announce that he h«* r.ceived.via Boston, per R.Rway, hia LAK .K SPRING IMPORTATIONS, ftnd has uuw ready lor Public iii*jiecli«ro, an immenro STOCK of British and Foreign, Fancy and Staple I> R Y G O O I> S , sui\u2019hI to the Spring and Summer Seerone.comprising ia great variety, toe NEWEST STYLES an bc»l «or.d* in rhe Britisb and Foreign Markets.\t_ J bese Go«> Is are all uiaikctl at such LOW' PRICES as will maintain the present chirectir of the COMMERCIAL HOUSE lor being fiom 25 to 40 per cent.Lower in its prices than other louaes in Que bec.This Important advantage to the public, the subscriber ia enabled to continue lr«»m the great lardities which hi* constant residence in tne European Maikets give* him o| BUYING WELL, and his principle «1 selling for Cash only, which prea-h-des lue i»etes*ity ol hia laying on the large per centage requi'ed to cover the risK* ol'a credit business Cf-The System of 05 F.PRICK ia still STRICTLY ADHKRl.D 10^3! and iha prire being marked in PLAIN FIGURES on every article, the m««t ^experienced person rnay purchase confidently without tear of being imj*o«ed on from their want of judgment.To enumerate the Stock would far outrun the limitsot an adveitnement,\u2014but tbefollowirg hein the leading attic'.»» in the different departments will piettyfairiy indicate it, extent sud variety :\u2014 IN LADIES SPRING SUMMER DRESSES\u2014a large »s«ortment of Ti**ues, Rich Baiegea, De-Laineo.Cbale*.I.uatrea, Primed Murlut*.A'pacca*.kc., kc .kc.SHAWLS____LONG ard SQUARE \u2014 Comprising an immense assortment in Tissue», Beregea, Cash- meres, Paisley.Satin, kc., ttc.HOSIERY of every description.Glove*.Corsets.Worked Muslins, Chernizette», Habit Shirts, Collars.Sleeve*.Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, tc., 8tr.Hsberdashe-v *nd Fancy Trimmings in great variety.The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is largely supplied with a very LARGE STOCK OF BONNETS in Si ks.Sain:» Pisin and Fancy Siraw, Tuscan, Leghorn, ke., ke.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 , A great assortment of VISITEES awl CAPES, of the Latest Paris Fashions, with t variety of Childrens Dre«»e».Mat*, kc., kc.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT will be fn nJ worthy of arieniion from Hotel and Bnarding-hnii-e proprieter*.heads of lami'n»*.kc.c< nsi-tmf a* it ,loe« ot an imroe«i«e S»ock of Prime C,«nd«.in Table Linen-, Towelling, biie^iings, Blanket», KUrn .if, Counterpanes.Table Covert, Carpetting.Drtiggeta and Hues, Worked Vuslm Cur- \u2022\ttaina.Damasks K.C.Arc.The CLOTH DF.PARTMENT is largely Supplied with Choice Selection* from *he Weet nt Pt g-l*n.\u201e' W, lh# r-.i.l,in,« I.RA rmmsn.m\tW«,r\u201eirr.a is V#i.riM«,b l.»«4nn,\u2014ll,sri.,t A S*^» t\u2014Can,,» »\ta«r,i t.s»S o*V»t INIims ««a M»rtbs«u, l«ade».2nd May, 1865.\t52 law StiMMKK VEHICI.K8.THE undersigned haa now on hand and nffrra lor Sile at Vr.av Kkducrp Prick*, a large n mber of WAGGONS, FOUR-WHEELED CARRIAGES, covered and unrovuieil.FLAVIKN TRUDKLLK, No.79, 8t.John Street, eri'hout, near Ihe Church.Queb c, 15th May, 15f>5.\tIm ol Cnii*iinipiion, Asthma, and all diseases of be Lnngr.We refer t*'** Dr.< uitis\u2019 hygeana o» Inharing Hvcean Vapor and Cherry Syrup.\u201d W i\u2019h this new method.Dr.C.ba* reato.ed manv atllii te»l ones to health ; as *n evidence ol wi ich he has innumerable certificates.Speaking of :b* treatment, a physician remarks\u2014It is evident that irihsln g\u2014« onstantly breathing an agreeable, healing vapor\u2014the medicinal propertiea must come in (iuect contact with the wno r ansi and lies or the lungs, and ibu* escape the mebjravi-vaii-d change» piodured upon them w hen introduced iMo the stomach, and eut peted to the pro-ce-s ul dig-stion.'I he Hygeana is for sale at all the druggi»'»'throughout the country.[New York Dutchman, of Jan.14.Ihe Inha er is worn on the breas) under the linen w ithout the l-ari incoiiveni-nc* \u2014the heat of the 1»ix year»' standing.\tJa».F.Kr.SSBKMKT, P.M.ol itunernuon.Pa.I am cured of the As lma of ten year»\u2019 standing by Dr.Curtis\u2019 Hygeana.Marc\\hkt F1a*tok.Brooklyn, N Y'.Mib.Paul, ol >o.6.Hammond Street.If.Y.was cured ol a severe case ol Bronchitis by the Hygeana.My aister has been rur*d ol a diatreasing cough of several years\u2019standing, and Oeculsii to he incurable by her Physicians.She was cured in one month by the Hyg-ana.J.H.Gvt\u2019nr.ar.P.M .Richmond.Me.The Rev.Dr.CHrFvc*.of New York, testifies of our medicine in the following targuage :\u2014 Nr.w Yoax.Nov.lu.)8'\u20194 Dear Sir:\u2014I think highly ol Dr.Curtis\u2019 Hy gesna, as a remedy in discaat a of he throat sud lungs.Having bad some Opportunity to te t it» \u2022 Iticary, 1 am convinced that II i* a moat, excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling bppliratinri to the rh*M.Prof S.Cs.ni K.a write* u* as follows :\u2014 Gentlenieu :\u2014I bate recently had occasion ro test yout Cherry byrup and Hygean Vapor in a case ol Chrrmic .v»ie I hroat, that h»d reiu*-d 1o yield to other lorm* ol riestment, and the result haa satisfied me that, whatever may be the competition ol your preparation, it ia no impovitwi, but an excellent remedy.I wish, lor tt.e s«ke of the tifflirt'd, that H might be brought within ihe resell ol all.Dr.John», one ol tl e most celebrated.Physician* in New York, w rite* as f1l,-w* : Dr.Curlit\u2014Dear Sir:\u2014Having wi nesaed th excellent effects of >o»»i Hygeana.or Inhaling Hygean Vapor and Cherry Syrup, in a case of chronic Bronchitis, aid being much in favor ol connfer-irritation in affection* of the throat, bronchial tube* and lung*, [ can theieloia cheerfully recommend your Medicate»! Apparatus as being tb* moat cnv, nieiit slid effectual mode of applying anything ot the kind I have ever scan.Nft doubt ihounand» of i«isotis may he rrli«Vedv and many cured, hy ue ug your remedies.I must here be allowed to cnnlr*» that 1 am opposed to prescribing or uau guerre' to.uptftlid», but tin* little nea\u2019lv*rontMv«Kt atticla, an»t |'S effects in the rase above alluded tn, have induce,! me to apeak in its favor.You are at liberty to uae this in any way yea may Unuk proper.K»apeeiiullv, yours, kc., C.JOHNS, M.Dm No.1*09, Houston Street.N-w York.Price three dollar* a pa«-kege,\u2014*«ld by 4 UR-TIS He PERKINS and BOYD k PAUL.No.MB, Chaitilwr» Street, .V Y.\u20144 package* rent free fn anv part of rhe United Mate* for ten «Mia*».\t- N.B\u2014Dr- t urn*\u2019 Hvfeana ia the ORIGI*, NAL and ONLY GKNUINK ARTICLE; *1 other» are bs*e imitation*, or vit# and INJU-KIOUS eouiiteifeita.Shun lb*m aa yen wawld POISON.S >ld by JOHN MU8BON ft CO., and G.O-AKDOUIN.yrwfiec, and bv \u2022»» Drug»*», throughou* Canada.Quebec.March 2, 1866. THE MORNING CHRONICLE,-SATüRDAT, MAY 26, 1866 Busty Esy«yi DEVLIN & DOHERTY, ASVOAAVB», LITTLE ST.JAMES STREET, MONTHKAI.Muck tUlh, IMS.\tIJni NEW COPPER PUT* PRINTING ESTAHi.trtnTk-.Sr.G.MÂ~YES, Ko.33, ST.VALL1ER STREET N.b.\u2014Order* left *1 the ebove Establiahment, or *t (hr Office of the *' Morninit Chronicle,\u201d will o* thankfully received and punctually attended to.Quebec.22i«dSept.1854 INSUKANCE.\u2014s\u2014\u2014-a.,\t\u2014>e\u2014- .I VO»» VAXSfOaAUD, ' LAND sYîRVEfOR, Araenal Ntreet, No.1, near Palace Gate, «DBBKC.Quebec 11th Nov., 1853.\t12m JAMES MARTIN, Surgeon, { EMOVRD from No.4, Lewia Street, to 4 8t.ANN STREET.Coebec.lSth A|>ril.1854.iAlTE\u2019D HOTEL, AND - HOARDING HOUSE, MAINT JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN QUEBEC.2nd April.I«52.\t____I*»\" T.LIA OXTID K, BROKER & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, , BAIMT rBTBK 8THKBT.Quebec, 26th April.I«51._ M.MOO DIE, IMPORTER, No.31, St.Pel»r Street.Quebec.19th ^prtl, 1850.IflSii ^PDIBIkOB.WATCH MAKER, No.35, ST.JOHN STREET, Corner of St.Uraule Street, Upper Town.Qneher 2nd .Tuny .185?PROVINCIAL Insurance ( 'ontpany .//iV A // 7 QU£B£C AO£NCY9 or TlfK SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSUKANCE SOCIETY, Hew Table A C of Bedaeed Kates.(Rraulting from application of bonus, aa moru fully detailed in (he Society's Report dated UlaagoM, ISih March, 1854, page 29) for in* -.-t SPECIAL NOTICK.THE underweaed »a prepared, aa P****.*° EFFECT INSURANCES on TK?SEL, FREIGHT and CARGO RISKS, OCEAN or INLAND navigation.N.B.\u2014For the accommoda lion of Merchant» wirhing to Insure more than the amount limited __________________________________ .hy the Provinciel Insurance Cn«peny, to be mm\t\u2022\tv-\teoveied on any single bottpm, the undersigned YMJI lTÊÈké* Ë Èi Kli\thaa recently visited New York, and made very UIV MUBiU UUW (.vorable arrangement* vtiih tb* he»t OfTicea of that City, under which he is prepared to cover Risk*, on good cla»i Veasela.TO ANY EXTENT, and on the Most pavobable Te*»»» JOHN C.T.COCHRANE, Agent.Provl.Ins.Co .Lloyd\u2019s Agent, Quebec.Quebec.24th March, IE55.MONABOH Fire Insurance Company OF LONDON.Aasira.''SUN\u201d Mabink InscbanckCo.'t,.$1^00,000 \" ATLAS\u201d do.do.do.1.000,000 44 COMMERCIAL\"do.do.do.1.000,000 44 ASTOR\u201d\tdo.do.do.\t720,000 or zrsw york.BIGNELL & BOWEN, NOTARIES, LAND AND GENERAL AGENTS, jlrtkvr Street, opposite Montreal Bank.William Bignkll, ) Nosl H.Bow en, S Quebec h ' uc I*Af.JNO* A.ELY, NOTARY, HAS REM05 ED hia Office to St.Antoin» Stbebt opposite O'Nkill\u2019* Ottawa Hotel, Lower Town.Ouehec, M»h Mav.1853._ OLD GOFFER & BRASS.THE UNDERSIGNED will day the highest price lor Old Copner and Brass at the Work-ahopi of the Quebec Water Works JOHN LEE.Quebec.9th Tune.1854.THE undesigned ia authorized to receive proposals for Marini: InsPbancb by 0|>en Policy or Voyage, on Meichanilize, Freight or Vessels\u2014Ocean or Inland in the above Com-pabies, on application to THEODORE HART, Muntreal.Miihfeal.24th P«by ,\t8m ÆTNA.F ire anti Life Insurance Co.of Hartford, Connecticut.HOMfi Fire Insurance Co.of Wall Street, Ne*> THE UNDERSIGNED AGENT for the above well known rompantes, continues to insure sgsmst LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE, at moderate Rates of Premium.DANIEL McGlE, Agent, St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, |1th January, 1854.Royal Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL.ESTABLISHED IN 1K35.£300.000 sir - £200,000\" To Builders and Contractors- JCSTARKIVKDa large assortment ot Chimney Top* round, Square, and octagonal from 2 to 7 feet.\u2014also,\u2014 Garden and Greenhouse Vases in great variety.JOSEPH WHITE, j 27 St.Peter Street.( Qn^b^f t |3tb June.185^.\t_ ALLARD & SOX, SHIP BISCUIT BAKERS.Mo.4, LOWER TOWN MARKET LANDING.Quebec 30th May.185J.JOHN MACDOUGALL, Custom îfJouoe anu .^Ijtp BROKER.MARINE AND INSURANCE 'OrncE.opposite B^nk or Bnirisx ^ North America.\tS Quebec.17'h Janv , iHh5.S.M.PETTENCILL & Co ¦VrEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS, ! 1 yj No.IU, State atxeet, Boston, are Agents for the Quebec Morning CAn>nm/c, and areauthorirer' Capital,»\u2014£2.000,000 Sterling FIRE INSURANCES ARK continued to be EFFECTED at MODERATE RATES of PREMIUM.LOSSES adjusted in Quebec, and Prumctly Paid.No Charge made for the Policy.LIFE INSURANCE Also Effected on Advantageous Terms.FORSYTH, BELL h CO.Ageiits.Quebec,^\u2019h Janv.iV'.>.LIVERPOOL A LONDON INSURANCE (MMITABT.Capital i.2,000,000 Sterling.CAPITAL, \u2022 -Surplus rund, - THE Subscriber having been APPOINTED AGENT, for the above named Assurance Company, is prepared to ACCEPT FIRE RISKS at as .Moderate Kates or Premium a* any other Safe Company.AH Losaea Settled Prometly, without re-erance to the London Office.A.J.MAXHAM.Quebec, 23rd May.185f.\t____ BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 PRINCES\u2019STREET, BANK, LONDON.established Avg.1, 1837.Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Piet.Cap.9.PEMBERTON Quebec, August.1852.BROTHERS, Agents.I?m 410 Y AL.IXSK'RA.YCE COMPANY, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, TORI H JOHN STREET AND DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL, and 29, LOMBARD STREET CORNER OP CLEMENTS LANE, LONDON.AGENT.Capital, £2,000,000., tn 100,000 Shares of £20 each.Col.Robert Alexander, Blackheath Park, Chairman.ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION.increasing bates op premium.A TABLE especially adapted to the securing ol Loans or Debta, and to all other cases where a Policy may ba required for a temporary parposa only, but which may be kept up, if tie-esaary, throughout the whole term of Lite.half-credit rates op premium.Credit given for half the amount of the Firti Seven Annual Premiums the amount of the unpaid Half-Premiums being deducted trom the sum assured when the Policy becomes a claim.SUM assured payable during life.The amount payable at the death of the Assured, it be di- before attaining the age of sixty, hut to the assured himself, if he altain that age.thus combining a provision lor old age with an assurance upon lile.orphan\u2019s endowment branch.Established for the purpose of affording to parents and others the means ol having Children educated and started in Lile, by securing annui-.ties, to commence at the Parents\u2019 death, and to be paid until a child, if a non, shall attain hit 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25th year of Age Age next Birth Day\t\tAnnual .Payment.\t\t\t^ Half Yearly.\t\t\tQuarterly\t 4.0\t44\tit\t8\t6\t£\t14\t8\t£ 7\t6 21\t44\ti\t9\t3\t\t15\t1\t7\t8 22\t44\ti\t9\t11\t\t15\t5\t7\t10 23\t41\ti\t10\t7\t\t15\t9\t8\t0 24\t«4\ti\t11\t3\t\t16\t1\t8\t2 25\t44\ti\t12\t0\t\t16\t6\t8\t4 26\t4|\ti\t12\t10\t\t16\tII\t8\t7 27\t14\ti\t13\t8\t\t17\t4\t8\t9 28\t\u2022«\ti\t14\t6\t\t17\t9\t8\t11 29\t«4\ti\t15\t5\t\t18\t3\t9\t3 30\t\u20224\ti\t16\t7\t\t18\t10\t9\t7 31\t44\ti\t17\t7\t\t19\t4\t\u2022 9\t10 32\t14\ti\t18\t«\t\t19\t11\t10\t 33\t44\ti\t19\t9\t!\t0\t6\t10\t4 34\t«4\t2\t0\tII\t1\t1\t1\t10\t9 35\t44\t2\t2\t2\t1\t1\t9\tII\t0 \t44\t2\t3\t6\t1\t2\t5 1\t11\t4 37\t\u2022 fi\t2\t4\t10\t|\t3\t1\t11\t9 38\t41\t2\t6\t4\t1\t3\t10\t12\t1 39\t«4\t2\t7\tII\t1\t4\tH\t12\t6 40\t44\t2\t9\t7\t1\t5\t7\t12\tII 41\t14\t2\t11\t4\t1\t6\t5\t13\t5 42\t44\t2\t13\tU\t1\t7\t4\t13\t10 43\t4«\t2\t14\t10 I\t1\t9\t3\t14\t4 44\t14\t2\t16\ty\t1\t9\t3\t14\t10 45\t41\t2\t18\t8\t1\t10\t3\t15\t4 46\t44\t3\t0\t9\t1\tII\t4\t15\t10 47\tII\t3\t3\t1\t1\t12\t6\t16\t6 48\t44\t3\t6\t5\t1\t13\t8\t17\t1 49\t«1\t3\t8\t|\t1\t15\t1\t17\t9 50\t4ff\t3\t10\t9\t1\t16\t5\t16\t6 51\t are thgtaven on Ibe Government Stamp of each Box, without which none are genuine.IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL.Copy of a litter from'* Colonel Hawser,\u201d/** urtllkncacn Author on 4*Guks and Shooting \u2019* Lecgparuh House, near Wki'ehutcb, Hants, Octobar 2I*l, 1846 Sir,-] cannot resist informing you of ihe extraordinary effect I have experienced by taking only n few of your LOZENGES.I had a cough for several weeks, that defied all that had been prescribed for me ; ai d yet I got completely rid ol it by taking about half a small box of your Loxen-ges, which I find are the only onea that relieve the rough without deiangmg tb* stomach or digestive organa.I am, Sir, your humble servant, P H \\WKKR.To Mr.Keating, 79, St.Paul's Churchyard.Agent in Qubbpc: JOSEPH BOWLES.November IStb, 1854\t12\t1-a-f THE FINE\tARTS.Statuary\u2014Vases\u2014Animals, &.c, and Busts of | SHAKESPEARE,\tMILTON BYRON,\tSCOTT.PRINCE ALBERT,\tPHOCJON, Ac., A.c., &,c.l/'SE 1/OWE'S I RUSSEL\u2019S HTOElAaLifOMMgo.W, AMD riorHC and Cat(le COUGHCANDY.NEVER since the Science of Medirma first dawurd upon th* world, has any compound gained such rxlraordiiisiy popularity, in so short a period of time, as Dr HOWE\u2019S HVGENIAN HOARHOUND and LIVERWORT COUGH UNIVERSAL CONDITION POWDERS!| i».i ne iiygcitn noreunumi J' T j \u201e\t«POef me, ai Candy cannot be equalled \u2022t,,|P,*d to all herbfo^oiu Animals, of the day ; and, in proof ! **verF Çow should have one pow able to present to tha nub- ,er r*lv,ng ; it prevents fear, ren Extract from table ol annual Premium* jwyable KxpCrieilCe of aU Old WllfjO.III! » t k\t^\tm.\u2014 a L.- \u2014 ^\u2014 i* A.A.\t_I\tA _ _____ till death or before attaining the age* of55,60 or 65 for £100 payable 12 month* thereaiter to the parties themselves or to their representative* at death if soon# AT death or agk op Age.\t: Filty-five.1\tSixty.\tSixty-five.25\t2 13\t1\t2 6 11\t3 3 0 30\t3 6 8\t2 15 6\t2 9 7 35\t4 7 0\t3 8 8\t2 19 0 40\t5 19 5\t4 9 1\t2 13 3 45\t9\t13\t6 0 11\t4 12 II 50\t\t9 2 4\t6 6 5 Titrlea I'ennet, Esq., Hugh Cron.Esq., Jonn Moss, Esq., Frederick .Morns, Eaq.to receive ADVERTIftKME.VTK and SUB SCRIP PIONS for ua at the rates aa renuirnJ at hia office.Their receipts are regarded as pay- manu.Onehee 23rd April.1852 O.A.D'-! -Office No.31 J, Rripgr St St.Rocha; and at the Landing Place, Lowe Town.Quebec, 7th Dec., 1853.RESTAURANT.A.BROOKE, (LATE SCOTT\u2019S) LOWER TOWN RESTAURANT, 8T.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, Opposite the Commercial Chambers.A 1> I>EGS to inform the Gentlemen * P- 13 °f Quebec and its vicinity, that be haa mede alterations in his premises, foi the purpose of opening a Restaurant on an extent aive scale, and that he will he able to serve SOUPS, STEAKS, CHOPS, COFFEE, Ac.on the shortest notice.All orders will be received and executed foi upplying private parties at his residence, his Cook being an experienced on#, besides having a thorough knowledge of Confectionery.A.B.rptums hia sincere thanks for the past patronage and assures hia friends that every comfort will be made to deserve its continuance.N.B.\u2014A choice selection of SF.GAR8.A.BROOKE Quebec.IRtb M*v.18^2 CHAMPAGNE VINEGAR.~ THE undersigned having ESTABLISHED VINEGAR FACTORY, of a ^aliiy Superior to any yet Imported fiom Europe, and for which, the FIRST PRIZE wss awarded at the Provincial Exhibition lately held here, begs leave to inform the Gaocaas of ibis City and of all tha Cities.Towns, fcc.of this Province, that be is READY to KBCEIVF.ORDERS for ANV QUANTITY, w-h^h will be attended te with punctuality and dehgence.SAMPLES may be obtained on application at hia Establishment, No.56, Das Fossrs Stbp.rt, St.Roch'a THEOPHILE N.HAMEL.Quebec, 2«th Sept., 1864.\t|2m TRUST EES.Joho S.Leigh, Esq.| R.B.B.H.Blundell, Esq.ACTUARY AND SECRETARTÎ Percy M.Dove, Esq.aniers in Liverpool\u2014The Bank of Liverpool.BANKERS IN LONDON : Messrs.Glyn, Halifax, and Co.bankers in ruepec\u2014The Bank of Montreal.'I^HK large Capital of the Company, and the \" number ami influence of its Proprietors rraots it to rank with the most eligible offices in the Kingdom, with respect to the advantages offered to the Public.FIRE I .VS UR ANC ES ara continued to be effected at moderate rates of Premium.The Company will ever distinguish itself by it\" promptness in the settlement of Claims.NO CHARGE made for the Policy.LIFE BRANCH.The mportant advantages afforded by the Company in this Branch will include the following, vip.:\u2014 Guarantee of and Amp\u2019e Capital, Moderate emiutns, Large Participation ot Profits by fhe Insured, amounting to two-thirda of ita ne-amount, Small Cnarge for Management, Ihe Expenses of the Office being borne in due pronor-j by the two Branches, aad Exemption of the tssured Irom the Liability of Partnership.Da.IIowand, Medical Referee.FORSYTH ts BELL, Agent# Commercial Chambers Ou*hee, 24th August.1853 BRITISH COMMERCIAL Life Insurance Comjyany.ILDHD'DH ^UXISZC.Establishes in 1820, and Incorporated by Ad of Parliament.CAPITAL, £600,000 STERLING.Trustee! i JOHN CATTLEY, Eaq., JOHN COX, Eaq., SEBASTIAN G.MARTINEZ, F^q., I BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSO CIATION 1, Princes Street, Bane, London.Empowered by he.Majesty's Royal Letters Pi lent.Annual Division of Profits\u2014applied in reduction of the current year\u2019s Premium.Policy-holders entitled to participate in the profits alter payment of Five or Seven Annual Premiums according to the table of Rate* selected.Premiums charged for every three months\u2019 difference of age\u2014not, as is usually the case, for every whole vor only.Hall Credit Policies granted on terms onusually favourahleto the assured, the amount of half premiums lor which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profits.At the Annual General Meeting on the 27th April laM, a redaction of 30 per cent was made in the present year\u2019s premium on all Policiea of Five or seven years standing.A Board ol Directors in attendance dail) at o\u2019clock.Age of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy.Metrical Attendants remunerated in all cases for their teporla.(PROPRIETARY.) PASSAGE FROM BELFAST.J&fL, 1 ) F RSON8 desirous #f bringing theig gafy 1 friend* oui from Belfast, in firsl class Vessels, can do so by applyim to ANow.parkr a co.P.8.\u2014Cash order* will be given if reonired.Q\u2014hoc.r5ih Kebv .18.53.\t* SECOND CABIN & STEERAGE PAS 8RNGKRS FROM CORK, WATER.FORD, NEW ROSS & boNKOAL.I }« «TIRS desirm,* of securing pa*.uBr' *V.ua,Ct!r0r.ih,,t Fri#n,mer TN B h *ii riiHo\\i 4\\ Horsp Broadway, «orner of HntHtnn-at New' York, on the sroio block with u,- Metronolltan Hotel and Nihln\u2019s Gardan, *,.,1 iwo i.wu anovo tha Si.Nicholas Hotel, wil' open Annl 15 and offer» to travelers SUPERItiR Arrow.\u2019 (riODATIONS in .he heart of «roadway, mediate jMXtapositioo to tbe other firat-flask house* and placea of amusement, at modéra'e rata*.The house haa all the convenience» jn vo.fue, and will be c mdorteri on the K.trRoi rAv Plan onodging-rooms.at Fifty Cents to f.i a day.according to loraiRm, g,c.and m-nl.f,,,'.niabad aa ordered, at price* graded to sntl both tha aconomical and extravagant, the guetta of.daring meala at pleasure, ami pa vino fob onr v what if oa«D.T ravale» a will find at the SMITHSONIAN accommodation* of superior order, and «an mak* their rills less rt at LEAST ONE-THIRD THAN AT OTHER FIR«T- class Hotels, aa conducted on the old nystem.For respectability, order, rieR*rtiefni»tion ScRle.On Insurances for the whole of Life, one-half of the I\u2019remuima (if desired) permitted to remain unpaid for tne first seven years, a* a Loan at In-tereat, and then to be paid, or to remain aa a per-(Yitn^nt Loan, at tha option of tha Iwturor* The Mceptance of Naval, Military, Climate, and Spécial Risks, on p*)mentnfa commensurate Premimr.No charge for Policies.Loan* ou Policies according to their value after Three Premium» hav* b«en paid.\t\u2019 The Company\u2019s Policies purchased at their full value.Premium* allowed to he paid Annually.Half.Vearly, or Quarterly.No extra charge for crossing and recroastng the Atlantic.Residence permitted in any part of F.urope.Extended liberality aa to tesidenca on tb* American Continent.Tbe undersigned aa AGENT for tbe a here-named COMPANY, ia prepared to receive PRO.POSAIS, and give KVKAy INFORMATION relating to INSURANCES, ENDOWMENT OF5 CHfLDRSN, fcc.JOSEPH ROBERTS, Agent, St.P te: Si-eel Quebec, l.)thOctober, 1843.Extract from the Half Credit Rates of Premi um.Half Premium\tWhole (Annual)\t\t Age.\tduring First 7 year*.£ s.d.\tPremium for lamamderofLife.£ s.d.25\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 30\t1\t1\t9\t2 3 6 35\t1 4 II\t2 9 10 40\t1\t9 2\t2 18 4 45\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 55\t2 12 9\t5 5 6 60\t3 6 8\t6 13 4 (MUTUAL.) Extract from Table with Participation in Prof t s, after Sever Yearly Payments.Age.Annual Premium.Half-Yearly Premium.Quarterly Premium.Years.Months.\t£\ta.\td.\tX\t«.\tr.\t£ s.\td.30\t0\t1\t7\t3\t1\t4\t2\t0 12\t3 3\t2\t7\t6\t1\t4\t4\t0 12\t4 6\t2\t7\t10\t1\t4\t6\t0 12\t5 9\t2\t8\t2\t1\t4\t8\t0 12\t6 40\t0\t3\t3\t0\ti\t12\t3\t4 16\t5 3\t3\t3\t6\t1\t12\t6\t0 16\t7 6\t3\t4\t1\t1\t12\t10\t0 16\t9 9\t3\t4\t7\t1\t13\t1\t0 16\t10 E.R FOSTER, Resident Director.ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary.Detailed Prospectuses and every requisite information aa to the mode of effecting Assurances ma> be obtained upon application to R.PENI8TON, Agent to the Company at Quebec.Quebec, 19th August, 1852.LAST HALF-YEAHLY OBAWINB OF TH K Great Hessian State Loan of 6,725,000 DoUars.I^HIS LOAN ia guaranteed by the Government, and contracted by Messrs.M.A.Von Rothsc HU d and Sons, in Frankfort-on-he-Maine, and consista of Prize» varying from ON to #'.1,000 3>»llurN, The next drawing will take place in JUNE, 1855 The Price of Shares is as follows :\u2014 1 Share for X I Sterling.I 13 Shares forXIOStgl.6 do foriLi \" I 3ri do for £20 44 Ticket» ordered will be forwarded on receipt of Canada Noies.Bills or, draffs on Europe.Ac.Alter the Drawing, each Shareholder, will receive an official list of Ihe winning numbers The Prize* will he paid, through ih- foreign agents nl the und rsigned, in cash, at Frankfoit-on-fh»»-Munir, Canada, Paria, London, Ac.f^fT Apply without d*lay to Meat ».J, A.Sciiw tnzscHit n and So**, Rankers.Frank-foit on-the-Maine, Germany ; or through their Home, Me ars.A.SchwaixsCHILD A Co., 28.Lombard Street, Loudon.April 3'd 185.5\t18 2*w NOTICE.[TONES, House Painter, Pnper hanger fcra X* «J Imm London, inform* the inhalritantd of Quebec and neigf bourhnod that he will attene piine'nally A viith despatch to any commands he may he favored with, on the mo#t reaaonabll terms\u2014application o L.Jones, at City Hole Garden Street.Quebec, 2tlih July 1854.DAVID A.ROSS, Agent.Scottiah Amical»!* Life Assurance Society.Opposite to the Exchange.EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE COUPANT, «50 WEST 8TX.AJBTD iaOSTBOSf.37 Great St.James Street, Montreal.CAPITAL-£ 00,000 STERLING.CHAIRMAN\u2014A.~BARCLAY, Esq., DIRECTORS.John Shaw, Eaq., Edmund S.Symrs, Eaq, Clement Tabor, Eaq., ____ __ Thomas Weal, Eaq., Chas.T.Seward, Esq., | F.F.Woodhousc, Esq SECRETARY.William H.Preston, Eaq.AUDITORS.Henry Eve, Esq., | Thomas williams, Eaq.BANKERS.Measra.Glyn, Mills A.Co.SOLICITORS.Messrs.Cardale, lliffe A Russell.LOCAL DIRECTORS, MONTREAL, William Lunn, Esq., I Hon.Wm.Morria, Jonn I orrar.ee, Eaq\", I J.G.Mackenzie, Esq., J.Frothingham, Eaq., | E.n.Faoie, Eaq., Alfred LaKncque, Eaq, A.T.Galt, Esq., Benj.Holmes, Esq.| Theodore Hart, hwq.GENERAL AGENT BRITISH NORTH A ME RICAN COLONIES.Frederick R.Starr, Esq.ACCOUNTANT AND CASHIER.James B.M.Chipman, Esq.ITHIS OFFICE insuresagainat Loss or Damage 1 by Fire, all Descriptions of Buildings, including Mill* and Manufactories, and the Good», Ware# and Merchandize in the i ame ; Snips in Harbour or in Dock ; Craft on Navigable Riven and Canals, and the Goods laden in the same ; and Farming Stock of all deacriptio ».The *4 Equitable\u201d Fire ' ffice will, 1 y a constant analysis of its owu experience fiom time tc time, adopt auch rate» of Premiums aa the nature of the riak may juatify.With this neir, an annual investigation will be made into each clau of risk, and a return of one I moiety\u2014or fifty per cent.\u2014of the nett excess will be made to alt classes of Insurers, whose Policies have been in force for three years.The engagement# of the \u2022\u2022 Equiiible\u201d are gua- nnd an am MRS.WISNLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, present* to the attention of Mothers her SOOIHlNU SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.It will immediately relieve them from pain, allay all sp-smodic action, soften tbe gun.a, reduce in-tlamation, and ia ante to regulate the Bowrla.Depend upon it Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your children.\u2014 Price 25 Cents per bottle.We have sold very large quantities of Mrs Winslow's Sooth.ng Syrup during the past six years\u2014over 20,000 bottles the last year.We believe it tha beat medicine in the woild for Children Teething or for the cure of Dysentery or Diarrhrra fa Children, whether it arises from teething or any other cause.It gives universal satisfaction\u2014never beard a complaint from any one using it\u2014never sold a medicine to universally sucee sful in relieving pain and effecting cures.In all cases above stated, if taken in season, relie! is immediate nnd absolutely ckrtain.CURTIS h PERKINS, Druggists, No.40 Courtland ht.New-Yoik, Jany.20ih.1854.MARBLE MONUMENTS, MANTELS, HEADSTONES, TABLE-TOPS, Ac., always m hand.FELIX MORGAN, Sf.John Street, (without.) Quebec, 3id Oct., Ic5-1.THE RENOWNED REMEDY! Ilollotray* Ointment.A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFULOUS ULCERS,-A CASE CERTIFIED BY THE MAYOR OF BOSTON.Copy of a Lettre from J.Noble, Esq., Mayor of Boston, Lincolnshire.To Professor Holloway, Dear Sir,\u2014Mrs.Sarah Dixon of Liquorpond Street, Boston, has this day deposed before me AT ,wl\u201e ~r4l.C »\t.« I ,h cannot be aur passed in the woild.All Ihe looms «re warmed gratis; they are filled up with marble top wash stands, winch an* aupplied with Croton water, by Silvei-plated lock».The bails and water-closets, on every floor, aie lighted during the night.1 hi* Hotel is Conducted on the Euiu|»eaii Plan of Lodging Rooms, and meals as they may be ordered in the Refectory.K.FRENCH.N.B \u2014Do not believe Hackmen and Runners w ho rnay say that we are full, as some do so from pecuniary interest^\tim \"PURIFY the BLOOD,jive health fo th» v Mh and Bowel* from Bnt,\t?*?!,?**.\u2022\u2022 hof umoia, diaplacmg disease wilb\u2019new IdA'S Vigor-Fever and infl.mmaiion of ,h«.f '*d from which result Coughs Havre*, Broken W **\u2019 \u2022nd all diseases ef the air nas»»»»» ij \u2018H Healing infloenee of these %w«£,V\t'° lh« temper, 1 ail Sickncsa and other dl»êaa!lecn prepared to meet that demand, and an extensile trial of its virtues haa conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed.It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills\u2014one which should hav* none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other.Thia has been attempted here, and with what surceas we would respectfully submit to the public decision.It haa been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow-This ia not.Many of them produce so much gnptng pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them.These fulls produce no irritation or pain, unless it ariae from a previously existing obstruction or derangement in the bowels.Being purely vegetable, no harm ran arise from their use in any quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously.Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are applicable are given on the box.Among the complaints which have |>een speedily cured by them, we niav mention Liver Complaint, in ita various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap- E\u2019titc, Listlcasness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Won* Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins ; for.in truth, all these are but the consequence of diseased action in the liver.Aa an aperient thev afford prompt and sure relief in Cos-riveneM, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humom, Scrofula and Scurvy, ( old* with soreneaa of the body, l leers and impurity of the blood ; in short, any and everr rase where a purgative ia required.i hov nnvc aJoo procured tome tingularlT sue-cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Kryaiprlm, Palpitatfon of Hie Heart, Paina in the Hack.SLunarh.and HWo.They should be freely uken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons.An oociusonal dose stimulatm the stomarh and bowels intq healthy action, and restores the appetite and vigor They nuriftr the Woodianfi, by tW stimulant action dn tne circulatory system, renovate the strength of tbe body, m.d reslor* the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no seriou* derangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should never be curried too for, as every purgative medirine reduces the strength, when taken to excess.The thousand cases in which \u2022 physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest thcmsHtea to the reason of ovorj body; and it is confidently believed t hia nill wifi answer a better purpose than any thing which haa hitherto been available to mankind.When thoir virtues ara noe known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of?a cath.irtic medicine.Being sugar-wrapped they arv iileasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no Lann can arise from their uae in any quantity.For minute direction* see wrapper on the Box.I\u2019RKPAHKI) BY JAMES C.AYER, Prtiriirnl mid Annlytlcnl ClM'inlnt, LOWELL, MASS.* Prlo* 25 Cent# per Box.Pi va Boxa* for 9L Copy of a Letter from Mrs.Elizabeth Yeater, of the Post Office, Alduiik Road, neat Bugnot, Susses,dated Jan.12, 1853.To Professor Hollowat, Sir,\u2014I ruffe red lor a considerable period from a severe attack of liryaipelas, w hich at length settled in my leg.and resisted all medical treat ment.My sufferings were very great, and 1 quite despaired of any permanent amendment, when I wat advised to have retourtr to yonr Oint ment and Pilla.I did so without delay, and am happy to say tbe result was eminently successful.for they effected a radical cure of my leg and restored me to the enjoyment of health.I shall ever speak with the utmost confidence ol your medicines, and have recommended them to others in this neighbourhood similarly afflicted, w ho derived equal benefit.I am, Sir, your obliged and faithful Servant (Signed)\tELIZABETH YEATES.A DREADFULLY DISEASED ANCLE CURED AFTER BEING GIVEN UF BY THE FACULTY, AT MALTA AND PORTSMOUTH HOSPITALS.The following important communication haa been forwarded to Professor Holloway for publication, by Mr.B.Dixon.Chemist, King-at., Norwich : Copy ef a Letter from Captain Smith, of Great Yarmouth, dated January 191A.1853.To Mr.Dixon, Dear Sir,\u2014I send yoo the particulars of a cure effected by Professor Holloway\u2019a invaluable medicine*:\u2014Mr.John Walton, lata in Her Majesty\u2019» Service, in the British Fleet at Malta, had a very had ulcerated ancle, and after having been in tbe Malta Hospital loraix months, waa sent to England aa an invalid to Portsmouth Hospital, where he remaiued an inmate lour months, there as at Malta, refusing to have the limb amputated, he waa turned out incurable.He then come to Yarmouth, and was under* medical gentleman for about three month#, but his ancle became so much worse that all hope was lost.At thia period, by my advica, he tried Holloway\u2019s Ointment and Pilla, which by unremitted application.healed all the ulcers, and restored him fo perfect health and strength.I remain, Dear 8ir, youra very ruly, (Signed)\tJOHN SMITH.Albert Hotel, Great Yarmouth.SURPRISING CURE OF A BAD BREAST.NERVOUS DEBILITY, AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH.\u2022tSr IRON COFFINS.THE undersigned offer for Sale, at their Sbon, St.Vaher Street, IRON COFFINS, of alf aue#, cemented and enamelled, and air and wafer light.A thirk gU«s plate i# pieced at the bead ol thea* t'otfin*, so that in ceaes where h is nerea-sarytot offin immediately attar death, relative* and friend» may be able te*.» the dere.r*.dVfa« till tbb moment of burial.Before interment tbia g>aas ia covered with à metal plat#.' J.O.VALLIKRR * BOIf Quebec\t1*54.interested all classe* of lonely, both ip Karon* and America, during the past Six years, fogdthrf w ith his cxpcMence and succès* iri the treatment ofnervoti* affection#, have afforded him ample opportunity to make himself Ihoronghdr acquaint* ed with 'he varftwadieeasea of the nervous system, sod discover amne remedy wki*h will afford relief in thoae case* that hart hilherm baf.fled the ekjll of the moat eminent Phiairigni.I hia, he is ffEppy fo say, be has succeeded m *f.compliahing by Ibe asatstanre ol a riairtfoygpt, whose pewere of ftecotwt-Sight we»* deve'oprd by during th# bpring of IBM.Tfcfo remedy may Mf relied, upon for cure of- Rbeonnmflm, Wetlralgii, pardlyai,.:£«****\u2022 Kpilepay, Nervou, IM.ilily, fcr.Arc.Ar^ lïOrliïfXI* MW por'Bale is above; t£trLJOiF MUSSON h CO., and G.G AH- »îi, Lfœ:*' \u2022'\u201ci Mt- ,bbt\u2018\u2019- Msaeh 7, IBM.\t,9m I AYER\u2019S CHERRY PECTORAL, \u2022urër the vepiit t\u2018«iv* of covam^totiuttr iioirskvks#, RKO.WIHTIü, H IIOOPISG-COlilill, nun p.ivnnu, an» (OKMMmo!».Thi* tmicdy )iM won fat itvlf such notoriety from Us nmri of erefo variety of pulmonary -t^-tiTf.that it is entirely ubnrcrasary fo recount the evidences of ll« virtues In any community wbrro ft has been otvplmcjL Bp, *i'fo is Uio field of its tiso-fnlnrss.nng * hcmWn rastor.d from MhW .hg imd ci cn desperntd disease* of the lungs by it^u*S[»t, Why«r \\pnnft tried its superiority over every other medicine of ita kind is too apparent to esmpc \u2022iMMrirtion.amlsvherHt* virtueear* knnwrt, the public no longer ho*it*4e what antidote fo employ for thi* dll diseases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation.Inwaid Pile#, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea.Heartburn, Disgust tor Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, or b luttenng at the Pit of tbe Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choakir.g or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture Dimness ofY ision, Dot» or Webs before ibe Sixht b ever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the *kin and Eyes, Pam in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant \u2019 Imaginings of Evil, and great De pression of Spirits, can be effectually cured DR.JiOOFLAND\u2019S CELEBRATED frepabed bv DR.C.M.IACKSON, GERMAN MEDICINE STORE No, 120 Arch s DR.BUCHANAN'S PERSIAN REMEDY FOE THE 1 tooth-ache.HPHK relief froot p*in which follows tk.J tki* remedy foi TOOTH-ACHE Ï diate and pemuieiit.The aoreiips* «r .v\u201d®*\u2019 and gum.wiU be removed, .nd byr iu .rendered more sound or healthy PRICE, la.3d.OTD1 DR- HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.\u2022 of Sight Derationed either bv H*.or too dota attentai i mintt* object#, «Und» tm.PRICE, The Kings Oil, toe all wound* on Gtëtëtôûfô aaS) (âü'üTO, of every description, removing «II soreness and 1V ^ro,n on® fo five days.,r X\tT WaJ P»-epered by order of King Will,.m |V.0f Great Britain, under th« 't.«ubïïuîTLiîj L^ O^y \u201c\u201cd b' \u2018\u201ca\t,h* RoT*1 .( Full direction* accompanying each bottla.DR.MARSHALL'S ARROMATIC, CATARRH and HE AD-ACHE SNUFF.TTno™\u201d \u201c ,uP,\u2018\"0r ,0 «nything yec X know n, for removing tbe Catarrh ; and also a cold m the head, and the headache; by opening and purgm, out all obstructions, atrengtherung tht îffec^ .i\u2018iVk,Dfuhi!*,lblr BC'ion ^ the part*.corketL 1 W ^ k*Pt in ,he phial welk Prepared by Dr JOHN MARSHALL, tad AHdnnn/îi* C,,Jr J\u2019 MUSS°N A CO., G.G ARDOUIN.and J.BOWLES Quebec.27th Novemb-r.1854.\t12m Mf;BSASNKFB?C/N'\trm.n «liter#, and I am pleased to state that the Hitter» «k*\tr\u201d0\"1 of my \u2022