Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 6 août 1855, lundi 6 août 1855

[" AND COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.IX.] QUEBEC, MONDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1866.[NO.2263.=: OF XOTICE.FIRST ARRIVAL DRY GOODS A T COMMERCIAL HOUSE, UPPER TOWN MARKET, THE SUBSCRIBER bvga to announce that h« haa received, via Boston, per Rstiway, bis LARUE SPKlNU IMPORTATIONS, and has now ready for Public iDspectiofi, an immense M OCK of British and Foreign, Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, suited to (he Spring and Summer Seeaons, comprising in great variety, tbe NF.WF.ST STYLES an lieet roods in the British and Foreign Market*.Tbeae Goods are all marked at each LOW PRICES as will maintain tbe present character c the COMMERCIAL HOUSE for beingfiom 25 to 40 per cent.Lower in its prices than other boutea in Quebec.This Important advantage to the public, tbe subscriber is enabled t continue from the great iacihtiva which his constant residence in the Europesn Markets gives him oi BUYING WELL, and bis principle of selling for Cash only, which precludes the necessity of his lay* ing on the large per cëntsge rcijuiied to cover the risks of a credit business.O-The System of ONE PRICE is sttf! STRICTLY ADHERED TO,-a and the price being marked in PLAIN FIGURES on every article, tbe most inexperienced person may purchase coofi* dent!) without tear of being imposed on from their want of judgment.To enumerate the Stock would far outrun the limits of an advertisement,\u2014but thefollowirg bein tbe leading articles in the different departments will pretty fairly indicate its extent and variety : \u2014 IN LADIES SPRING SUMMER DRESSES\u2014a large assortment of Tissues, Rich Baicges, Laines.Châle», Lustres, Printed Muslins, Alpaccas, &c., he., he.SH/tWLS\u2014LONG and SQUARE\u2014Comprising an immense assortment in Tissues, Bareges, Cash meres, Paisley,.Satin, Ac., Ac.HOSIF.RY of every description, Gloves, Corsets, Worked Masli ns.Chemisettes, Habit Shirts, Col lars, Sleeve*, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Ac., Ac.\u2022 Haberdashery and Fancy TrimmiuMs in great variety.Tbe MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is largely supplied with a very LARGE STOCK OF BONNETS in SiJkst Satins Plain and Fancy Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, Ac., Ac.\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 A great assortment of YISITTES and CAPF.S, of the Latest Pams Fashions, with a variety o^ Childrens Dresses.Hats, Ac., Ac.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT will be fo-md worthy of attention from Hotel and Boarding-house proprieters, heads of lamilies, Ac., ernsiating as it does of an immense Stock of Prime Goods, in Table Linen*, Towelling.Sheetings, Blankets, Flannels, Counterpanes, Table Covert, Carpetting, Druggets and Ruga, Worked Muslin Cur ta ids, Damasks, Ac., Ac.The CLOTH DEPARTMENT is largely Supplied with Choice Selections from the West of England and German Market*, in Soperbne Black, Blue and Medley Cloths, Casaimarss.Doeskins, Tweeds, Cashmarettea, Plain and Fancy V'eatings, Ac., Ac., Braces, Neck Ties, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac., Ac, Plain and Fancy White and Colored, Shirts, Cut after the Newest and most approved Patterns, all .permanently aawed.The lowest price marked in plain figurez on every article.-NO SECOND PRICE.- De PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Commercial House.Bonde Street.April ?l*t.1855.F or Sale or To Let.FOR SALE OR TO LET.M A STONE HOUSE ON THE CAPE, No.1 St.Gsnbvixvs Stbsxt.G.W.USBOANE.Quebec, 0th Jana, 1805.For Sale or To Let.FOR SALE OR TO LET.A HANDSOME DWELLING rV.HOUSE, situate at CRaklbsboceo, \" * one mils and-a ball distant from the Church, in a fine situation.Paicx Modkratk, \u2014Terms East.Apply on tbe premises, to Mr.Fas.Beaulieu, or to \u2018 LOUIS PANET, N.P.Quebec, 9th June, 1800.House to Let\u2014Mount Pleasant.Y||K A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE xV and Out-buildings, replete with every convenience for a family.The Furniture which is new will, if required, be sold cheap.Possession immediately.Enquire at this office.Quebec, 31st May, 1850.TO LET.JhwK A LARGE STORE on Hunt»* xX WHaar.\u2014Apply to ** tÆm\tW.DINNING, St.Peter Street.Quebec,8th May, 1865.M FOR SALE THAT VALUABLE HOUSE and PREMI>ES, situated in Sl Ursule Street, Upper Town, belonging to the heirs of the late Wm.Morrisoiv, Esquire.For particulars, apply to Mr.MICHAEL CULLEN, Craig Street, St.Rocha.Quebec, 3rd MaVt 1855.\tu-3 a w FOR SALF.rf HAT CERTAIN PROPERTY, 1 well known aa \u201c.SIMMONS*\u201d \"\" at LAKE BEAUFORT, most pleasantly situatsd, containing 120 Acres, oi which 35 are clear, with the Dw'eliing House and Barns, being a favorite resort in summer.J.GREAVES CLAPHAM, N.P.Quebec, April 14, 1800.BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.ON the ST.LEWIS ROAD opposite Seen-exa Wood.On the St.Foy Road opposite Holland House, \u2014and\u2014 On tbe Holland Road.In Fre# and Common Soccage\u2014Terms or Payssent East.Apply ta ROBERT CASSELS.Quebec, 7th Marsh, 1856.| Building Sites for Sale.That valuable lot of ground fronting St.Denil Street, Cape, 62 x 80 feet, togetherwith TWO FOUNDATIONS in Cut Stone, raised to the Parlor flat.Foundations for the Stables, Coach Houses, and Division Walls are also laid.\u2014Apply to H.S.ANDERSON, Or\tWESTON HUNT.FOR SALE.A FARM containing 60 ACRES OF LAND 40 cleab and ondes cultivation with Cottage, House and Babn, situated ntar LAKE BEAUFORT.For informatioa apply to C.W.GOLDING, on the premises.Quebec.13th Feby.1804.FOR SALE.'OUR FARMS, of 90 1865! VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD BRITISH AND UNITED STATES MOUTH Boston, Hew York, Worcester ft East PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows :\u2014 Leave ROUSE\u2019S POINT at 6.00 A.M 4.00 and 7.00 P.M., or on arrival of the Trains from Montreal.Passengers leaving Montreal by Champlain k St.Lawrence 1 o\u2019clock Train, cotoaect at Rouse\u2019s Point with fbe 4.00 PM.Train; go to White River Junction same evening, and to Boston New York, ke , next morning.Passengers leaving Montreal at 4.30 P.M.stop at Rouse\u2019s Point over night, and proceed next morning, via Vermont CantralLine, Boston, New York and intermedia!* 8ta tions, arriving in Boston earlixe than by any other Route, and in New York the same «vaning.This ia the only Route by which TaaouoH Tickets are sold.Get Thbough Tickets via Vermont Central Line.Passengers fer New York in one day.For Tickets, information, Ac., apply to PAUL MONDOU, Agent, 60 Commissioner Street, ^\tMontreal.N.B.\u2014Baggage labelled in Montreal by tbs route.June 25th, 1855.18 .%& Through Line HOOKER, JAQUES & GO.QUEBEC k MONTREAL; HOOKER, PRIOHAM & CO., KINGSTON, TORONTO and HAMILTON.THE following are the Subacribera\u2019 STOCK ARRANGEMENTS for the ensuing Navi gation Season ;\u2014 TO PLY ON THE LAKES, rial Clan* Steamers fL^LAWHENCE, Captain Bxatik, Vouno, LORD ELGIN, ENGLAND, HIBERNIA, FREE TRADER, OTTAWA, Hannat, Moot, Sa .agk, McGrath.river line.The Powerful Tug Steamer GARTSHORE, and EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply between QUEBEC, MONTREAL, and KINGSTON.For Freight or further particulars, apply to HOOKER, JAQUES k CO.Office\u2014ST.ANTOINE STREET, Lank, Ginn k Co.\u2019s Stobe.N.B\u2014HOOKER, JAQUES k CO., will hot \u2022* Responsible foe ANY DEBTS contract ed in their name, unless under a written order from their otfiee Quebec, 2nd May, 1855.near Salt Water Bathing.THE undersigned would call the attention of Travellers and others to HIS PREMISES at RIMOUSKI.where be intends during the presen.Season receiving a limited number af Board-era.Tb* place is acknowledged bv all who visit it, to be the best adapted for SEA BATHING in the Province, *nd the Scenery is not to be surpassed.'1 he Island of Barnaby in the immediate vicinity abounds with Game, and the River* are plentiful with Trout and Salmon : and situated as his Premises are, they must meat with the approval of all visitors.He would, therefore, assure tbe Public that no care or attention shall be wanting on his part, to give satisfaction to all who may honor him with a call.H.CRAWLEY.Rimouski, 11th June, 1855.with FOUR FARMS, of 90 Aspbnts each, Extensive Clearances, situât* in tbe First Kangs of the .Seigniory of Bocao Louis, being Lola No*.19, 20, 24 and 28, on ihe Hoad leading to the River St.Ann.\u2014Apply to P.A.SHAW, N.P., Proprietor.Quebec, 9th Feby., 1855.TOURANGEAU VILLE.THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY* situated near St.Foy\u2019e Toll Gate, and adjoining tbe property of John Thompnon.Require, ia to be CONCEDED in BUILDING LOT'S of 40 by 60 Feet, French measure.Apply to MICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, 28th April, 1855.\t12 m I.& L.A TO BE LET.AhK rxYHK well known stand, long occu-f ; I 1 pied by MARTIN RAY, as a TO-™ BACCONlnT, Ship-Chandlery and Grocery Store.A tempting chance for a dealer in Snuff and Tobacco.Tha Store in tb* rear ia one of the beet in tha City, and well adapted r - a Snuff Manufactory on a large scale\u2014water ; «war could be supplied from the Water Works.Also, a first rate Stable and Coach-house.A lease of the whole would be given for a term of yaars, to a good Tenant.Apply on tha premises to JOHN FISHER.Quebec, 23rd April, 1855.TO LET JkaaL rT*HE NEW SHOP in Shaw\u2019s Build-ims -1 mo*, adjoining that occupied by ^|r< gHAW.Apply to LANGLOIS fc SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, 28th April, 1865.\tj1\t, OJJices fy Store» to Let.J1HE well known Premieea occnpiad by the enbscribers, at the Ocean Steamship* H ABVES.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Their OFFICES in St.Peter Street.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 27th April, 1895.FOR SALK.A WELL FINISHED HOUSE, /V.With Hangsr-I, situated in St.Do-\" * mmique Street, St.Rocha, near Mr.Petes*, well adapted for a family.Conditions liberal.Apply to the undesigned, Proprietor, on the premises.B.DASTOU.Qutb«e, April 21,1866.\tu For Sale or To Let.t A FARM, situateon tbe Rivas Becancoub, , in the Tcfavtship of STAMtOLP, at a abort diatanca from the Railroad Mation- For Parti- \"'\u201c\u2019^'^MVnchaüd, Quebec.Marri th, 1800.LEWINE, HATTEK8 AND FURRIERS, No.11 Fabrique Street, OPPOSITE THE JESUITS» BARRACKS UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.February 26, 1863.JOHN LILLY, MERCHANT TAILOR, HABIT MAKER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER.Sfo.IS, St.Ann* Strmt, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.WOULD beg respectfully to mil tbe attention of bis numerous customers and tba gentry of Quebec end vicinity to hia present large and varied stock of SUMMER GOODS, selectadin tbe best markets in England, Germany and France, togetherwith a splendid aaaortroent of SCOTCH TWEEDS and CASSIMERES which he is prepared to mak# up with neatness and punctuality, according to tbe latest and most approved fashions.Quebec, 10th May, 1805.St Lawrence Hold, No- 80, 8t.Peter Street.MRS.HA MM AN respectfully informs her Frienifa and the Public that, she is prepared to receive BOARDERS or TRAVELLERS Breakfast ready at all times by the errival of the Montreal Boats.Every attention will be paid to thosa favoring her with their custom.Other Meala will he prepervd when required on their leaving the city.Quebec, 10th May, I860.VICTORIA HOTEL OUBBaO, Adjoining the terminus of the Quebec and Richmond Railway.THIS Egtenaive and Elegant Hstel ia now open for the recaption of Travellers, who will find every comfort and accommodation on the MOST BtASONASLE TtaM*.Mkali ire ierted m time to sett the coeve-meuce of pMsengera arriving or departing bf lb* 1 \"\"\tJOHN A.UOHTON, Proprietor.Point Levt, 26th April, 1856.ROB.NEILL, Watch Maker and Jeweller, Oppoeite to Shsw\u2019a Building», NOTRE DAME STREET, CHRONOMETERS Carefully Repaired k Accueatelt Rated.NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS and Watches of every construction Repaired.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A general assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.Jewellery, Nautical Instrumenta, Book* on Navigation, Masonic Clothing and Jewels, ke., ke.N.B.\u2014Every Chronometer and Instrument left at this Establishment is Insured against Loss by Fire.Quebec, 19th May, 1855.\t6m NOTICE.HARRIS, BRËSSLER ft CO., Respectfully solicit the public attention to their SELECT STOCK of HJlTSy CAPS, Sfc., the Latest and tbe Most Fashionable Style,\u2014ef which they had tha honor to supply Hit Excellency the Gov.Geneeai.and Lady Head.QUEBEC,\u2014FABRIQUE STREET.9th May, 1855.\t2|m Horticultural Establishment.FRANKLYN SPENCER-WOOD GRANGE.Greenhouse and flower garden PLANTS, BOUQUF.TS, FRUITS and VEGETABLES\u2014FOR SALK.P.5.\u2014 Kl* The Premises will be Ofen every day, Sundays excepted.For further particulars apply to the undersigned, on «be ground*, or to THOS.McCONNKLL, Lower Town Market, where *11 Orders will be punctually attended to.\u201e\tPETER LOWK, Horticulturist and Market Gardener; _Queb«c12nd May, i860.\t«\u201cp Brough & Macdonald, tfomtntôdton LUMBER MERCHANTS, WEST TROY, N.Y.% (Office, South of the Upper Ferry.) a E k e a e n c as s Daniel McGie, Esq., Quebec.Meaars.OsnoaN,Tvbnbuli.kCo., N.York Wm.Workman, Keq., Montreal.J.G.Sims, Esq.,\t\u2022\u2022 January 26th, I860.\tI?* WORLD\u2019S FAIR PREMIUM SAFKS.rpHF.Undersigned has just received an «Osort-X ment of HERRINGS PAIENT SAFKk-They art well known te be the beat nrtieieMi the ataxket.DANIEL McGIR, _ .\tSt.Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 2nd Nov., 1884 J.& E.MORGAN, Have Received per Cunard Steamer t via Poston, and stops City of Hamilton, Albion, Onda, Caledonia, Britannia, Steadfast 6f other* via St.Lawrence : PACKAGES of DRY GOODS, which OU 1 they offer Cheat WHOLESALE k RETAIL.Only ONE PRICE, and Every thing marked in plain figures.N.B.\u2014WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT in the REAR.JJuebee, 4tb June.J864.FELIX HAMEL, Accountant & Translator, KF\u201cOFFICE :\u2014Above Messrs.A.Joseph k Co, ST.PETER STREET, Quebec, 6tb June, 1855.\t12m Wharfage and Storage.W^HARFAGE for discharging and loading » V Vessels of the largest aiza can be bad at the EAS1 INDIA WHARF, on the usual terms.\u2014ALA©,\u2014 STORAGE on vary Modarate Terms.Apply to GALT & CRAWFORD.« t\t.\tGibb\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, 30th Mny.1855.For Sale, Cheap, for Cash : TWO Superior BOUDOIR PIANOS, ALSO, Several Second-hind ones, from £7 10*.£15, at H.OWEN\u2019S, 30J, John Street, without.Quebec.30th Mav.1W6.Landing \u2014Ex \" Ann Thompson,\u201d from London 50 bodkk8BELMONT sperm CAA 20 Boxes Belmont Candles.\u2014Far Sal# by H.TURCOTTE.Quebec, 14tb July, 1850.NOW LANDING Ex u John Howell,\u201d from Liverpool.J^AGS RICE, \u201cPatna,\u201d superior 20 Hhds.Gin,de Kayper, 115 Box>s Turkey Raisins, 50 | l Boxes Raisins, \u201c Don Sultana,\u201d su-200 j i perior quality.50 Tins Arrowroot, per 14 lbs.\u2022 2 Boxes Grey and White Shoe Hemp.125 Doz.Bottles, 4 ox.and 6 or.lo Boxes Castor Oil.150 Dox.Bottles Mustard, per i lbs.1000 lbs.Cream of Tartar, 18 Bags Glue, For Sals by H.TURCOTTE.St.Peter Street, Lower Lowa.Quebec, Uth July, 1850.Landing \u2014Ex \u201cJohn Howell,\u201d from Liverpool ;\u2014 500BAOSSALT'F.,s.i.br H.TURCOTTE.Quebec, 14th July, 1855.BISCUIT.The undereigned has aheays on hand: A SUPPLY of Nos.1 and 2 BREAD, tbe ManufatTurruf Messrs.TILTON.Montreal, and which wiU be disposed of at about tha Prices at tbe Bakery.WALTER C.HENDERSON., Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec,JZSth May, 1855.ON SALE, IRON SAFE DOORS, Warranted, Iron Bedsteads, Plain and Fancy.THOMAS WHITTY, ______Corner of St.F rancis k St.Kochs Sts.for MADE TO ORDER.IRON PALASAD1NG8, any Pattern.Iron Railings, Plain and Ornamental, Gardena, kc.Large Beams and Sctles, Warranted, for weighing 1 Ton and upwards, of Iron or ether heavy Goods.THOMAS WHITTY.Comer of St.Francis k St Rocbs Sts.Quebee^Sth May, 1856.RAILWAY BILLS OF LADING.FOR SALE at this OFFICE, and at JACKSON\u2019S, Stationer, St.Peter Street.Quebec, May 25.1865.Ship\u2019s Boats.T1**® 1*!2Ϋ£\u2018«**d ba* conatantly on hand.X SHIPS BOATS, ofall sizes.DEPOT\u2014Ouvra\u2019a Whaek.Apply\tJ.B.DUTIL.Quebec.10th March.1855.\t7m SPARS! SPARS!! SPARS!!! Just Received, at Cape Cove.Êk f)On trRF'SH «»t SPRUCE SPARS, M.from 5 to 16 inches, lengths in proportion to the girths, selected expressly for this market, and which tb# Undersigned will be prepared to sell wholesale and retail, in lots to suit purchaser*, on most favorable terms.N.B.\u2014Ship Masters and others desiring to purchase will do well to inspect this lot b-iore purchasing elsewhere, as it comprises more than halt of all the Spruce Spars got out lor this market this vear.Red Pine Spars, Masts, &c.A well assorted Slock, of all lengths and size*, on band and for tala cheap.ALL ORDERS left at Mr.John McDougall\u2019*, Brokers\u2019 Office, Su Peter Street, opposite the Bank ef B.N.America, or with tbe Undersigned at C ape Love, will receive immediate and careful attention.Spars purchased from the Undersigned will be delivered alongside of ship* or booms, as may b* required, at tbe shortest notice and without extra charge.JOHN FLANAGAN, Cape Cove, (adjoining tbe Toll-Gate.) Quebec, 21st May, 1855.\t6mp Painted Pails.THE Undersigned will receive a supply of PAINTED PAILS, of snperior quality, on Opening of Navigation.FRASER, WYATT k CO.Quebec.April 24.1855 WINES \u2014 ¦ For Sale by the Subscribers : - HAMPAGNE\u2014\u201c RuinarlV\u2019, in baskets of 1 doxen, A RET\u2014Chateaux Lafitte, and Chateau Mar-gaux, in cases of 1 dozen, Pemartin\u2019s Sherry, and Blackburn\u2019s Madeira, in wood and bottle.LtMESURlKR, TILSTONF.k CO.Quebec, 20th March, 18»5.Mount Hermon Cemetery.Notice is hereby given, that for tb# future NO ORDERS for INTERMENT at tbe Cemetery till ALL >be CHARGES HAVE BEEN PAID.HENRY S.SCOTT, Secretary Quebec, 12th April, 1855.FOR SALËT ^00 TTALF-CHESTS, Souchong, Hyson U\\J\\J J.J.Youn| Hyson and Twankay JUST RECEIVED, And for Saie »y the Subscribem :\u2014 HYSON.Souchong, Twankay, and other fine TEAS; Wjndpw Glass, assorted sizes; Caudles.Soap, Brooms, Buckets, Matches, Pipes, Honey Dew, Cavendish Tobacco, kc.kc.Also\u2014Fall Herrings in barrels, Green Codfish do., Cod Oil, kc.BOISSONNAULT FRERES.St.Paul Street, No, 87.Quebec, 18th June, 1855.\t3m Wharfage and Storage.WHARFAGE for discharging and loading Schooners, and Storage, can be bad at Morrison\u2019s Wharf, on moderate terms.Apply to BOISSONNAULT FRERES, No.87, St.Paul Street.Quebec, 18th Jane, 1855.\t3m AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Just Received by tbe G.T.Raul way.n/IASKSof AMERICANGLASSWARE, consisting of Tumblers, Bitters Bottles, Decanters, Dishes, Lamps, Confectionary Glasses.Fish Globes.Lamp Chimneys, kc., kc., and for Sale at tbe Store* of tbe subscriber.THOMAS BICKELL.Quebec, 1st June, 1855.Notice to Lumbermen.THE Undersigned will make Advances on Rafts of Timber or Specifications of Deals, holding the said Rafts or Specifications accepted by the Cove holder as security.Apply to JOHN MACDOUGALL, Broker, Opposite Bank B.N.America.Quebec, 2nd June, 1855.THE Subscriber having LEASED that Save and CoNvrmaNT COVE, known by the name of ALEXANDRIA COVE, weat of the Cap Rouue Pier k Whast Company\u2019s Booms, begs to inform both Upper and Lower Canada Merchants that he is prepared to RECEIVE and SHIP LUMBER.RICHARD K.JEFFERY, OrricE on tbe premises.Quebec, 9th June, 1855.\t2m FOR SALE.A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of STANDING and RUNNING RIGGING, six thread to ten inch, Spunyarn, Marline, House-line, kc.Manilla and White Rope, from 3 to 6 inch, Packing Yarn.kc.,kc.ROBT.MITCHELL k CO, Arthur Street.Quebec, 6tb June, 1855.Receive* GENEftAi\u2019a Orricx,) Quabaa, 16:h Jane, 1800.\t$ NOTICE w hereby given that TENDERS will be received at this Office, ap to tbe FIFTEENTH ef AUGUST next, for DEBENTURES of the PROVINCIA L GOVERNMENT, to be issued under tbe Act passed in tha las\u2019 Session of the Legislature, ioiuiad \u201d An Act to asak* fur-\u201d tber provision for defraying tbe coot of tbe \u201c New Ceuit Home si Montreal, kc.\u201d to tbe extent o' TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS Carrent y, bearing interest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually upon coupons, in Bond* of £500.£250, and £100 currency, each, at 20 years trom tbe 1st Jaly next-interest to comments from date of deposit of principal to credit of this Department, in the Bank of Upper Canada, or in any of its agencies.Parties tendering' lor >*m* will bay* to state the appoints required and to head tbe Tenders as well as tbs superscription, \u201c Tenders for loan on account of Montreal Court House.\u201d R.P.TACHE\u2019, 48\tR G.Notice to Lumberers.LUMBERERS who have operated during the past winter within the agency of the undersigned are hereby notified that no Timber or Saw Logs will be exempted from duty except such as may be provided by affidavits to hsve been cat upon private lands, such affidavits to be made from per tonal knowledge and to describe distinctly in each ease tbe lot on which tbe timb«r, foi which exemption is claimed, was cut, and tie precise quantity.cat thereon.For Rafts bound to Quebec marEet, toe undersigned, will grant clearances shewing tbe qaantiùes proved to be from private lands, and duty will be levied on whatever surplus tbe said Kelts may be found to contain over tbe quantities stated on such clearances as the product of private lands\u2014 statements will also be required of tbe quantities cut on public lands, and any false statement subjects the timber to seizure and confiscation.Any Rafts from this agency arriving in Queoec \u2014c/ other place, for sale or exportation without a clearance from this office will be subject to proceedings, inevitably resulting in detention and consequent lose to tbe owner.OLIVER WELLS, Survyr.Cr.Timber.Csown Timber OrricE, 1 Three Rivers, llth July, 1855.j t-1-0 EMIGRATION.PARTIES derroM of BRINUINC OCT tbeir Friends from the United Kinodom, can do so on application to tbe undersigned, wbo will also furnish DRAFTS roa £1 UPWARDS payable in any part of the United Kingdom.All particulars may be had on applications, if by letter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department, \\ Quebec, i9th September, 1854.\\ Plain and Fancy Silks.THE Subscribers having received a large supply of PLAIN k FANCY SILKS, request the attention of purchasers.KJ- TO BS SOLD CHEAP.J.k E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4tb June, 1855.Hosiery and Under-Clothings THE Subscribers have 4 CASES of the above.For SALE WHOLESALE k RETAIL at a small advance on Sterling Coat.J.k E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4fh June, 1855.FANCY DRESS GOODS.AX EXTENSIVE SUPPLY « much under the usual prices.J.k E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th June, 1855.eipect SHIP MS.BROTHERS, Widow of the i&te Mr.Luke Broth et, BLACKSMITH, SHIP-SMITH, ftc.fto., fto.DIAMOND HARBOUR.ON behalf of herself sod childien, begs rey fully to inform MERCHANTS, MASTERS, STEVEDORES and others at ihe Port of Quebec, that the b twin en heretofore carried on by ker late hatband, at the above premise* will be continued by her.Mrs.Brothers hopes from tbs arrangements she bas made, bavinc secured the services of an experienced Foreman end steady workman, and also possessing the largest stock of Winches, Chains, and Ship-Geab of every description, of any other person in the trade, tn secure a continuance of tbe patronage so liberally bestowed on her late lamented husband during the peat seventeen years.Mrs.Brothers also beg* leave to call attention to the sala and convenient loading and discharging berths, known as CARMAN\u2019S WHARF, ui rear of tha Police Station, Diamond Harbour, where she baa an interest in connection with Mr.Wm.Barfield.Every information and particular* can be obtained by applying to Mrs.Brothers, on the remises, to Mr.War.Banfield.or to Mr.Iabtin Battie, Sbip-Chandle# and Grocer, Diamond Harbour.Quebec, 3Qth June.1805.\t4 j m G nt TEA8, 200 ?,?*/* Tob*cco' lx,,\u2018 8\u2019a and 10\u2019s, 16 Hhds.\u201c Arnauld\u2019s\u201d Brandy, ) 10 Fkgs.Islay k G ten forth Whiskey,} in bond.50 Barrels No.I, H sfna*rtt ef ARTISTS\u2019 MATERIAEB.OttDKM-dGRAW-ERS TOOLS, PAINTER** SHUSHES, aad ail Quebec, Mist April, 1805.\t6 ; uo \u2022 mxn'yr.* .fc+w AdirertUementi thlidAj.PlMtur* Kxcuraion\u2014John Llin1 Son ««y Tiaiot\u2014raDd Trunk Railway.Noticu\u2014C.L.Armstrong.F'\u2022a?h Cirrus.-Charlrs PUtt.Pawaga Re^uimi\u2014T.W.Goldie.A.C U.P»s»ag.to Plymouth\u2014Capt.Ssmpaon.Sale Surplus Stores F.H.Hall.rin\t___sT'.,.,7/?l.om JJ»or« *applTf« uoi fall a* It would\\a wUI aujriWo* \u2014On I ueatJev evening leal a wpuutaoa tio'n au #v#rt\u20ac# #luoun, ihlppiu< ottasraamved lit Montrr.J to wau upon M.\tMoutr i.«.n« ami aiffl.-ui: u.1.0 Belmzu, ami requeat him tu visit that oily.\t*\u2022 \u201c*m Tim depuuuon c., Preaident Canadian institute } RedstMiardSieMlsMi kùtu> aud o«s dull at a*r Alderman Priel, Preaident Institute Athenosum ;tutd D.McLauhlm,\tOt- tawa Citv, assisted by C.McDouall, Ksq., J.QUEUEC, AUGUST 6.1855.Onr WEEKLY EDITION ».ll b, published this morning, Monday, at ten o'clock.Copies may be had at this Office or at Mr* Jackson's, Stationer, Feter Street.Messrs.Forsyth, Bell & Co.'s Timber Prices Current, pruned on letter paper, may also be had at this Olfice and at Mr.Jack-son's.\u2014Price 3d.each.lucrative, or aafoth the ImsiMes of a 'vcU | established Dank The partnersIHemlW tind\t, 'a :\t\u2022 \u2022.\t___« a« i themselves put in peaceable yns\u2014rokut of Ottnwa arrived in Montreal to wait upon b\\.\\ nther people*! money, and all they have to Ido is so to manaae matter* ihat they roav bo able to produce this money upon demand.For this purpose i?is only necesROry that what is lent should he lent will» caution and iuilament, and what is invested should w* 80 invested as \u2018\t*\t'\t.- \"',,hm Cel lam and these piccautiona ,- ,, D -.iiieuev is 'ent in large auras or to customers\tKeutrew : Iiolaulticieuüy reanonaible, or if although Alhnnelle.1 he placed out »n aecunty good in itselt, U i* «R* *\u2019>' ihe Mayor anc .\t- - .\t^ lied up as l 4 to be available at the moment NV ednesday morning they waitenlw (« nAi #«*I\u2022 ¦ > It I^ Dr tlssAsad \u2022 Osnsaa Hltura pr#H^ br M J».'K»ou.ar« ju*Uy rtakuurd «mon# car s*\u2014< »**\u2022 In «mmo( Syipspsls It s'1*I'k*.***^ aUn aHMUcin ML wbl.-b cnrtaUs ¦tr*iiffib«alat »k* to»* \u2022* »>»\u2022\t^\t»ji«lSf W* BVvr Ltt«w \u2022\tdi#r%»lv* paw#*».»oilgl»lu«ra«Wy bssltl io Ur it»*** \u201d\ti aad brifbtucM ftU»y Tbrr* am ihou^nU.to ihl.CABIN PASÜAGK TO PLYMOUTH.¦ rt UK ha» bhtp I.aNAHKBHIKK, 1 l«KWT,»w, W t*A*i»*oe,Ciuw mat wi mil t^f ihaabove pAft I «tu I» for the mo»t |»rt yrUhio Sk«.d.fcq, AWwrawi J MoGillivn.y.*'id ,\u201e,l u«y r«Kh.Nutiluctof uithurof J.*hu.Sm.fh, £jq., Ojf.w.City; «jd u.-aufion.ra*y prefou.dt»-.-.If Mj«, H-.M.SJf., Avlm.t JV; Mono., BANKING.We cot the following from the London Timer and commend it to our readers as an exceedingly intelligible account of a business which has been too often regarded as en-ahrowded with mysteries beyond the comprehension of ordinary minds.The simple idea of Ranking herein presented, does not include the adjunct of a Haute note circulation by which that business is expanded in Canada and other countries.A few words in explanation may therefore be added.Oui Bankers or Banks hare the legal privilege to pay in the shape of bills of various amounts.There they pay out as money and such is the public confidence in the ability of the Hanks to redeem or pay them in current com whenever called upon, that the promises to pay are preferred for convenience to he cash.In this way an amount equal to three or four millions of pounds is kept alloat and serves the purpose of capital or money.To meet these promises the Banks issuing them generally keep a reserve of specie in their vaults, probably about one-lifth of the whole sum in circulation.The notes have in addi-ion to this guarantee the subscribed capital belonging to the Bank or Company, and up to the present time in the history of Canada, we are not aware that one dollar luu* been lost by the inability of the Banks to pay them when they have been called upon.In the worst of limes the stock or scrip representuu; the stock of some of our Banks has fallen as low as 50 per cent discount, which by the way was much less than its value, but even this indicated that after paying the debitors and redeeming the circulation, on»?half, at least, of the capital was to the good.Few countries can boast of so sound a Banking i Die res* as our own :\u2014 | From the Times.| Recent occurrences scorn to have produced an idea that the business of a banker is attended with some spéculait jn and uncertainties beyond those to which other commercial pursuits are exposed.As no impression could be more erroneous, and as th ' su'ij-ci is one on w^ich it is by no inea 15 desinble that error should prevail, wesubj it a plain ex- fiasuioa of the case, divesteu ot all technica-Hies and mystery, for the iulormatton of me gelierai reader.We shall not attempt to a^aly»>e or discuss what are term*' the \u201c principles of banking,*\u2019 but simply give such a general explanatiou of facts as will be easily and popularly intelligible.The original or primary notion of a banker iM unoplv that of a money-dealer.Money is not only the medium by which sales and pu -cnases am etfec'ed, but it i« an article of purchase and sale i odf, and the bar.ke- is th»» tradesman who denis in it.Eut how.: x.; be asked, is any one to buy money, .ten money is the very thing by which everv commoJity is bought ?The answer is.tn \u2022* modey is bought with credit\u2014in other wur-.it is lent out to nse upon the faith of tne borrower, and on the condition that it shall not only be repaid, but be repaid with the addition of a certain sum m consideration of the loan.This sum is called \u2022\u2022 interest,\u201d or more expressively sometimes m popular language \u201cuse-money.\u201d This it is from which a banker, in the original conception of the trade, wou:d derive the profits ot his busine-s and upon which he would live.In order, however, to lend money, he must first possess it\u2014that is to say he must have a capital ; and this is what in meant when it is said that certain sums or properties are em- smlden stoppage of payment must ensue.IVrhapa the theory of the case would require that a banker should always be able ct auy given moment to satisfy tne whole l>ody ot his customers, by accounting to them for their balances and deposits if asked to do so j but this is an extreme supposition.Presuming nothing to have etfected the credit of the establishment, it is in no degree probable that demands of that character would be made , upon it ; and, even if a bank were by some accident reducedtothe necessity of suspending its payments, notwithstanding that all the ordinary rules of prudence had been olxierved in its management, the difficulty would only be temporary, nor need any loss ensue.Ifj the concern waa sound, the ultimate realization ot the assets, or, in other word*, the reconversion of the investments intc.money, would provide the means of satisfying every\u2019 customer in full.We thus arrive at what seem the single condition of good banking\u2014viz., to keep always available such, an amount of lunds as will answer any probable demand ; and, though this may appear a mere truism, it really carries with it the other maxims of the trade.The rule eonnot be observed if advanced are made in very large sums, or for very-large dates, to single firms or individuals, since in this case it is obvious that there might be difficulty expeneuced in getting in the money at need, and bankers therefore prefer to spread their dealings in smaller amount and at short dates over a large surface.It cannot be observed if money is largely invested in securities not readily convertible, and therefore most speculations of an equivocal kiud who would be excluded by tho nature of the case.Of course a banker, like any other tradesman, is liable to bad debts, and may occasionally lose tha money he has lent, even on justifiable com!liions, but in this he only shares a peril common to all trades alike, and is exposed to no greater danger in such respects than his commercial neighbours around him.quoution».suet Desla sud Suv.\u2022 lu llwltod d*»*»7.33»»\t11)6.699 1 Birch and Maple .\t.\t7U.078\tIW.-JKJ\t87.1* Mast* A Bowsprit*.\t.3N0 pen\t403 pea.\t0* placet.1339 pea.(.93 0 3 18 8par*\t\t.143 pc*.\t1,044 pea.\t Standard Slave*.\t.IW9.I.U9\t633 3 1.96\t West India Slave*.\t.1199.7.t.7\t903 6 9'J7\tl*M 9.a Kl Barrel Stavoa\t\t.\t2.3.1.1\t0 10.91\t0 3.3.16 WM.QUINN.\t _ TU* r*p*iAll«* \u2022Rio**d U7 th* V*f*uW* R*l**iu.fv>r CoMirhs.V oMssod Coa»nuipiton, bu 0**» \u2022cquir** ibro*«b J*sr» ot tocaott, j1*04* troublai wttU i.uliuoi.arjr fomoUlnu «UouM \u201cy «II u>«any try tl \u2014D*f*r Oa»*tl*.N.It-\u2014\u2022*\u2022 ndvortl*.MOL\t-\u2022**rT *1\t____ When MscUJii.tfc* Gr*ek Pb.sieisa wasslniS, Hoin-r said of mm, * s Rood Pbyti«\u2018i*n i* *0,^h a whole *rmy \" t\u2018h*»n a tood tnedicm* like CatAurtic Pille, is wot h s gretl de«l 11,oi* b*c»u*e i' curetas well woiks wiiitr.ai,d U«.s long-r Th* cirri* of .h* t»o»t Physician \u2022 abormuat be nsriuw, tvhd* aaeh a remedy is available to all\u2014can be had by every body, sod ia worth baviuR\u2014bee advertitemenL ^*;;r c\u2018ta ''TaW.samiÏon, W\ttin board Nt New Liverpool.y.i#toc,6lb Aurusi.1*55.\t\u2022 For Kiver Saguenay.XHK FIRSrCLASS &E A-GOING STEAMER 66 Cap ain R.SlMARD, leave the NAPOLEON WHARF, August Saj>ervtr '¦VUl.'.t CORPORATION_OF QUEBEC.J TO WIT: rite admission ticket is \u2018is fid.Each tic.*: is the wealth and well-being of a country are marked twice with a certain numbt»r.\u2022\u2019re purchaser te«.i * off one Mumlv»r, or ba the Ticket which hs drops into a sealed 1>.\\ at the door, reserving the other half, or number, which he must \"vhibit to the door-keeper.an>l retain to the e.id.in case \u2022»uch ticket should he eutit ed to a Gift.After the performance, a chtld is selected to draw from this Box.ar.d the person holdr g the eorre» ponding number of the First Drawn TtcSet.i* entitled to tûe First Gift, so on t tr ug i the list.promoted.Accept, gentlemen, my thanks for your tlattermg aJdreee.I will oee my be-t endeavours to respond to it, by a short\u2014a very »hort vis;t.J.BaLvxax.Capra in.Commanding the Nesrbcndlaao Naval Division.T^e proclamation of the member -«lect for the Ciiurtty of Qiteoec w:il take place tomorrow at one P.M.at Chariesbourg.On friduv.aUout tmin.a boy about 15 vean ot age was Imwnuil wtuie :iattuug m the river St.'!haries.near \u2019.he bridge.Tin* is tne third.are assum-.t.vno .s irmrner this season at that tnace.T \u2019-» Tourna, le Québec it Satuniav informs u* th it rnev am uttiv-iy ocRupied m the Boarl of Works Depart;n«nt an \u2019he piauw an î «peetfications forth* nmontsrii\u2019.tion if\u2019he Pari.ament Baihimgs lemtroy-ei ny fire ;a \u2019.ie winter ot 1S-S3.FLOAnsr.ChaFsl.\u2014We are g a»i to !eam tha* Cot.ELLtvswnaTH ofrhe ba.*< Chan» e.ha* kindly consented tn conduct :h-» Musical Service* on board the dnat.ng er pel, and that hi* *aiion are tn form the Cnoir, during their stav in Quebec.The Toronto Eziimner contains a Circular A monster shark, weighing 700 pound*, was caught off Great Point, Nantoket, on Thursday, by a party of geatlemen on a pleasure excursion.Acting-Mayor Barker of Now York, in the absence of Mayor Wood, who has gone to Saratoga, has issued a proclamation, declaring the port* of Norfolk an»I Portsmouth, State ot Virginia, to be infected «listnets, and ordering all vessels arriving from those ports at New York to be quarantined.barked in a banking business.Two or rnor»» issued by an l\t\u2019.'if pper C a- per so us possessed of private fortunes put their j nada, for obtaining the imnaediaie ui-solution money into a common stock, with a view of ofth»* political annin bet ween the Canadas, making profit by lending this stock out piece- It occupies overt*\t1 of that paper, meal and receiving it back again with inter»* -t.Up to this point, therefore, the hazards ol a banker\u2019s business whatever they might be, would affect none but the bankers themselves.If they lent their money in carelessly or unluckily that they could not get it back again they might be rained, but the ruin would be simply their own.The extension of a trade, however, and the development of comrm-icta! transaction* add new features to the banking business.A man in trade requires another tradesman to manage his money concerns for him, to receive such moneys as are due to him, and to pay, according to order given, such money as he owes.This duty is discharged by bankers, who thus keep the \u201c accounts \u201d ot their customers, receiving and paying on their behalf such sums as are brought or demanded.The difference between the total receipts and the total payments effected on behalf of a particular customer represents what is termed the \u201c balance \u201d of the account, and banker* naturally desire that this balance, or tbe surplus money in their hands, should be as large as possible.Accordingly, as every customer has, or should have, a balance of hts own, the aggregate of these balances rc- Ctents a considerable sum, which i* at the ker\u2019s disposal, like his own original capital for the purposes of his trade.Sometime* these balances aenuire a permanent and substantial form.Wealthy customers not tin-frequently depos.t money at their bankers\u2019 I 0n the .>*, ^ thft rupola of the court merely for safe keeping, or even\tin Taytor County, Va., was struck bv safe, without much intention of touching it, ' ^ htni w{ile lhp cmJrt wa, in session, anil and we have heard of ins ancesof lofty coxcombry where thousands upon thousand* of Inh'ticmsntn ejv Wajl\u2014The Liverpool Times sa v* UDit'im ir*t gun tor the Eng: tab -teumer Horino :s neary tL;;shed.and will *m» mauy tor :hai in a feW day*.It will wetg5 vtn its oarnmns iftv tons.Accord ntg to tbe I -tunaics wruun uav« been ma*as ol its capw-nliite*.it will rtimw a shot of aalî a ton Î weignt \\ iistaune of tour miies.Two an>i a uiarter ruureis uuril by imposing a duty or duties on prop*tvWma or own, ra ot iheairr», billiard tables or gambling b< u*re, ten pma (quille»), roaletles bagetelfre.or any other game of chance io ihe said city, on\tbankers, bank agencies, and banking institutions m every kind in tne it'd city, on «if makers and money ebang\u2019-ra.on tbe ia-\u2022uranca compamea and agendas therefor, on all agents ot merchants rreidiog with-ut the liitii's of ibis province, on all pawobiokarg, on all trades and mauufactorire, carried on or in operation wiuun tbe said my ; on ail breweries, distillerie» and foundries, and agents and agencies ot brawens* and disullenre, ou all boll atlcya and other means ot gambli g And whereas, for tbe purpose* aforesaid, a By-Law now beco nea necessary : Be it ordained and enacted by the said Council, and tha said Council doth ordain and enact : 1.1 hat an annual Ux or duty of Fifty Pounds currency iball be and is hereby imposed and shall be yearly paid by all and «vary Bark, Bank Agency, and by all and «very person or society ol person», body corporate, association or institution being, fornung and conaiituting a Bank or a Bank Agency,or acting a» Bankers, and doing and tranrecting business aa such in the aaid city of Qu-bec ; and also by tha agent or agents established in tbts city of all and avaiy Bank and of ail and every person or society of petson*, bo ly corp rata, association or iiitDiatioo being, forming and conatrutmg a Bank or « B*nk Agency, or acting as Bankers or foreign Bankers, or Bankers established elsewhere than in tbia city ; but doing, making and transacting business as such in tha a«id city by means of an agency therein ; the \u2022aid tax or duty of Fifty Pounds to be payable by tha said agent or agents, and that separately and distinctly for each and «very bank or bank agency, and for each and every person or eociuy of persons, body corporate, association or ios'itution, banker or bankers, or other person or persons doing and Transacting butines» at auch for wbomto-ever they shall act a» agent or agents as aforesaid.2.That an annual Ux or duly of Fifty Pounds cuirency be and w hereby imposed and shall be yeaily payable by all and «very Fire Insurance Comiwny, or Agency of any Fire, Marine, Inland or Lite Insurance Company, and by any other Insurance Company in this city, and by each and every parson, firm of persona, corporate body or Society carrying on the biuioeaa of Insui-\u2022nea again»! Ion by bra or aga'nat the risks of tbe sea, or the risks of inland navigation, or carrying on the butinrea of Life Inauranca in thia city ; and also by the Agent or Agent* in this city of all and every Insurance Company or Agmcv of Fire, Marir.*, Inland Navigation or Life Insurance Cbmpanj , and of all and every parson, firm of peraona, body corporate, or Society «airymg on the business of fuaurora againit loss by fire, or against tbe risks of ihe aea, or of tbe inland navigation, oy carrying on the business ot Lifa Insurance in foreign ;arts, or elsswbere, and not in 11 in.PATERSON, MARTIN A CO.Quebec, 1st Aug., 1855.\t2w K.aq.M ¦ ¦\t__ _ 20 LOTS, admeasuring each about 25 feet in widih, by 160 feet in depth, all fronting on the S.W Claire Fontaine Street, and abuttinf on the N.E.to the Ordnance property.The whole may be purchased in on# block If not sold privately, prior lo the 16th Auaver next, it will fe sold on the spot BY AUC1 ION, uf which further notice will be xiven.For further particulars apply to ED- CLACKEMEYER, N.P.Quebec, 26th July, 1855.\t19 Bake-house & Premises for Sale.THE ui*d-r»igned hat b-**n instructed toSF.LL by PUB IC CUMPETI HON.at his Office, No.3 '«T Jamx* Stxkxt.on THURSDAY, the 16th AUGUST n-xt, nl TWO P.M.a LOT ol GROt ND aitua'ed in the St.Lewis Suburb* ol Quebec South side of Artillery Street, containing 45 teet in fiont by 70 feet in depth, with a dwelling house:, bake-house, OVENS, &e.thereon erected, and having an Excellant Well on the , remise*.Half of tba purchase money may remain at inteiest on the property.N.H.BOWEIN, Notajy.Quebec, 26th Joly, IS55.\t19 LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG TGUl&lHS?TBUPf ; or 1855, COMMtNCTNO MONDAY, JULY 30rA.RETURN^TICKETS, Available for a Month, PRICE FIVE^ DOLLARS.THE Public is rcapectfully informed that arrangement! have been made by tha Grand Trunk Railway Company By which Ticket* will be iaaaed in Montreal and Quebec at FITE DOLLARS EACH, Available for a Month, Entitling the hoid.r to proceed to Sherbrooke by Rail, to the Outlet of the Lake by Stage, (a distance of 15 mile*.) and to Newport hi the head of the Lake, (a distance of 30 milrsY by Steamer MOUNTAIN MAID, and hick ic Station at which tbe Ticket waa uiurd.July 27th, 1855.\t«3*^ For Sale by the Subscribers : A BOUT 200 CASKS COT NAILS,\u2014aa-A aorted.waLKKr * BERRY.Oppoait* Bank of Montreal.Quebec, 25th July, 1855.FOR SALE, LOT of LAND aituat# near the Little Ri-L- ver St.Charlea, bounded to the ooitb by the property of S Levy.Esq., to tbe eaat by that of J.T.Taachercau, r#pre**ntin« Lafontaine, to tba west by that of F.X.Labrie\u2014containing aixly arpenta in superficies, with House, Bsrn and other building*\u2014the whole in good order.Term- of payment easy.Apply to the proprietor, Michel Moixan.at Ancienne Loretta, or to\tMICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec.31at July, 1855.\t3mp Murray Ttf Hirer du Loup» couna AMO RIVER SAGUENAY.akbanuement.for the season or 1855.to DRY GOODS SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.THE Subecribers will off-r for Sale, th» remainder of their STOCK of DRY GOODS, at Greatly Reduced Prices.The following Gooda will be offered at COST PRICE:\u2014 MUSLIN DRESSES, MUS.Dm LAINES, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, FLOWERS, BONNETS, Ac., Ac.N B.\u2014A large quantity of REMNENT8 accumulated during the Season will be aoM for CT* HALF-PRICE.4* WM.LAIRD & CO.Quebec, 30lh July, 1855.\tIm Th# Firat Class Sea-gorng Mesmer SAGUENAY, Cspf.&.SwAao, HAS commenced hsr REGULAR TRIPS tbe above named favorite WATERING PLACES sud will run as follows until kEP-TEMBER next : LEAVINO qUXBKC Every TUESDAY MORNING, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, for RIVER SAGUENAY, calling at Riviere Quelle, Murray Bay, Riviere du Loup and Tadooaac, and proceeding up the River Saguenay as far as HA ! HA ! BAY ; Will get bsck to Quebec on the following THURSDAY EVENING.AGAIN LSAVINO qUKXEC Every SATURDAY MORNING, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, for RIVIERE DU LOUP, calling at Murray Bay and Riviere Quelle, will get back to Quebec on the following Monday Evening.The Steamer\u201d SAGUENAY\u201d was built expressly for this route, and her eotmnand-r has had much experience in navigating lbs Lower St.Lawrence.For any further information apply at tha Office of JOHN LAIR\u2019L Agent.St.Lawrence Chamber*.Quebec, 28th June, 1855.\t2m WANTED\u2014A Servant Boy.with goodre-\u2022 oniiN-ndaUooe.ooe that understand* lb* French language would be preferred.SAMUEL WRIGHT.31 at July.I8A5.ZUD, \u2014for Sr Michel Collkom, id ENGLISH PROFESSOR; be n.uat be well acquainirO with Arithmetic, Book-keej ir>f and English Grammar.Apply at Sr.CHtL, to.F.X.TOUSSAINT.St.Michel, 21*t July, 1855\t3aw Mt WANTED,\u2014 For a Family Residence, a abort distance out of town, a MAN SERVANT to take care ol I wo lloraes, and who can make himself generally useful.Apply at the office ol Ilia paper.Quebec, 23rd July, 1865.Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.WANTED A COOK.\u2014Apply to the Captain on board.Quebec, l7tbJuly, 1865.CONSIGNEE WANTED T'OK I case matxeo R.skipped by W.b J.[423] KAvxMscaorr ACo Irom Liverpool, ex Ship \u201d Cumkoden Cutle,\u201d HoaaaoMi muter, and supposed lo have beeu shippied ex \u201d Lorbmaben C-«lle \u201d EDWARD BURSTALL k CO.Quebec.9th July.1855.CACOUNAHOTEL THE undersigned Iwgs to inform the Publie that he bs* OPENED ibis MAGNIFICENT HOTEL on one of tbe beat sites ot Cacouna, and qui e close to tbe Bathing Pla-es.HONORE JEAN.Cacouna, 18th July.18^5.\tImp To Oovorr.ment Official* and other*, removing to Toronto.TO LET, for Four Years Mi T'ROM OCTOBER next, an Excellent 1 HOUSE, in the immediate vicinity of tue Governor General's residence, containing in Basement, Kitchen, Cellar.Pantry, Ac.Drawin-ro*-ni.Dining-room and Butler\u2019* New Store, No.72, St John Street- THE Subscriber begs to announce to the public in general that the business enterred into under the style and firm of Faischild A Walkxb being dissolved, the business henceforward will be carried on in bis own name, that from hit knowledge and experience in the DRY GOODS BUSINESS will endeavour, through s'rict attention to business and to the wants of his numerous friends and customers, to merit a sluie of public patronage.JOHN WALKER.Terms\u2014Strictly Cash.Goods marked low and in plain figure*, from which no deviation aball be made.\u2014On hand\u2014 4()0 Pieces Cambric Sbirtingi, CHRAP, and in short lengths of 28 yards, suitable for family use.Quebec, 31st July, 1855.\t6 WATER versus FIEE, H 0~S E .JUST received by the Subscriber, and for Sal#\u2014 INDIA RUBBER HOSE, with Couplings and Pip* complete, in 25 and 50 Feet Lenctb-, warranted to (Every bouse uhould be above.) JOSEPH LOUIS, St.John Street N.B.\u2014J.L.has also his usual assortment of SOLE, KIP, CALF, and other LEATHER, Seddlera* and Shoe Findings, Ac.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 LATEST IMPROVED SEWING MACHINFÜ.Quebec, July 31, 1855 .\t4 w 3-a-w resist tbe pressure supplied with the SALE, FOR On eaxy terms and with immediate possession : THAT valuable property known a* CRESCENT COVE, aituate on the Northern bank ol the River Saint Lawrence, a few miles from this City, bsving a frontage of 4 arpents sud upward*, with a fine smooth beach.- -ALSO\u2014 Four Villa Lots at the same place, above the \" Cime do Cap\u201d, containing each about on# arpent in front by arpents in depth, and commanding moat delightful views.A plan of the premises may be seen and si I other information obtained by applying at the Office of\t* N.H.BOWEN, N.P.St.Jamea Street.Welch A Griffiths\u2019 SA W'S.PATEN IMPOUND, HAVING Purchased from Mr.W**.South-wxli.his Pateht Riuiit, for GRINDING CIRCULAR and other SAWS, for which we have paid him a large sum, and we ask the Sole Paoeaixross or this Pateht.We will reward any person giving information of infringements on ths same.THIS IS THE ONLY MACHINE.EVER INVENTED, THAT WILL GRIND A SAW PERFECTLY EVEN IN THICKNESS while ad Five Bed-rooms, Water-closet, Hot and C Water in Dming-room ; Marble Chimney-pieces, Gratee, Bell» *nd Gaa.The whole fitted up in the moat complete manner.REN1.A125 per annum.Apply.»\tGRAND, Architect* Corner of King A Bay btraets, Toronto.Toronto, 27rh July, 1855.\t12 gySeveral Houaea from £80 to £230 per year to Let.Officfi of the Maryland Consolidated LOTTERIES, BaLTIMOse, July 1st, 1855.ALL TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES OF TICKETS, IN THE LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND, BEAR THE LITHOGRAPHED SIGNA lURE OF F.R.I1REIVAN, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE \u201d>NTRACTOR, AND ANY OTHERS ARE FRAUDS.Owing to numerous applications from all parts of the country, the management will civ# their attention to tbe filling of order* for Tickets or Certifica\u2019es, in tbe Maryland Lotteries Persons at a distance may confidently rely upon having their orders for Ticket* promptly filled, and the atrictest confidence obeerved.These Lotteries are drawn daily in public in tbe City of Baltimore, under the superintendent» of tbe State Lottery Commiaaioner.Heavy Bond* are given to the Slate as security for the psy ment of all prizes.Tbe Prices of Whole Tickets are from $1 to $20.Half and Quarter Ticket* in proportion.\t____ There are nevar leas than 23,000 Prize» m any Lottery, which Prize* vary in amount from ifl io $100.000, according to the price of the Ticket* For instance\u2014\t, ,., When the price of TickeU is $1 the highest Prix# is about $5,000 .«\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\t$2\t\u2022'\tM\t\"\t$10,000 «,\t«\t\u2022\u2022\t$5\t\u2022\u2019\t\u2019*\t\u201d\t$20,000 \u2022\tNL>V-YC»UK.Thee.W.(Uiterthwaiie.) Marine Inauraneeeetfected on Favourable Term».May iSth, 1S55.MUSICAL NOTICE.MR.and MRS.DICKENSON have removed their MUSIC ROOMS, Irora No.44 lo No.J7, St.John St., above Mr Barrow\u2019» late Dr> Start.Quebec, 9th May, 1854.\t3m REMOVED.THE undersigned b*» REMOVED hi» OFFICE to SHAWMS BUILDINGS, Foot of MounYain Hill, oppo»ite to Mr»»r» Chinic Bimasd, Mkthot 8t Co.\u2019» Sfo** JOHN YOUNG, Advocate.Quebec, 2nd, Fcby.1855.\tI2m-p Chas, Leaycraft Gethings, ASVOCATS.So., Olllce Quebec Bank Building, ST.PETER STREET, Lower Town, Or »t Residence : St.Deni* St., Cape, U.Town.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\t4m-p F.H.HALL, AV6VIOHEEB, $JT LEaYCRAFT\u2019S BUILDINGS, «T5 NEXT TO Her Maje»ty\u2019» Examining Warehouse.Quebec, lltb May, 1855.BUSINESS NOTICES.R.H- HAMILTON, Commercial and General Agent, Harbour Commissions\u2019 Buildings, Custom House Square, MONTREAL.Business transacted at the Customs, and all >ther Public Office».May 8, 1855.M.A.HEARN, ADVOCATE.254, Sf.PETER STREET, fc^-OppoBite the Commercial Chambers.Quebec, 9th May, 1835.~ am BZAMOfTXA BARBOUR, HAS on hand a large quantity of BOOTS snd SHOES of all deecnpt.ons; also LEATHER Ac FINDING for Shoemak-ra.aa Cheap aa any other Leather Store in this City.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\tu old âmi 4 mss.THE UNDERSIGNED w«N day the hifbeet pries far OM Copper and Braj* at the Work-about of the Quebec Water Work».JOHN LEE.Quebec, 9th June, 1864.OA T\\UBE\\ PaoviNctAL Sunv*roi , A.1/ \u2014OfllceNo.SIL BaiDOt St St.Koch»; and at the Lanpino Plac*, Lowe Town.Quebec, 7th DcCm 1863.\t___.JOHN MACDOUGALL, (Custom\tnnb &|)ip BROKER, AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT.OrriCE, opposite Bank oe BaiTiaH ) Nokth Amikica.\tS Quebec, I7tb Jany , 1855.S.M.PETTENCILL Ai.Co NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS, No.10, State street, Boeton.are Agents for \u2018he Quebec Mominr Chronicle,and areauthorizrd to receive ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for ua at the ratea aa reouired at bia office.Their receipts are regarded as pay-aents.Quebec 23rd April, 18.\u2018)2.CHAMPAGNE^ VINEGAR.THE undersigned having ESTABLISHED VINEG AR FACTORY, ol a quality Superior to any yet imported fiom Europe, and loi which, the FIRST PRIZE wa« awarded at the Provincial Exhibition lately held here, begs leave to inform the Gaocaas cf this City and of all the Cities, Towns.Ac.of this Province, that he is READY to RECEIVE ORDERS roa ANY QUANTITY, which will be attended to with punctuality and deligence.SAMPLES may be obtained on application at hia Establishment, No.5b, Dxs Fosac* Street, St.Koch\u2019s.THEOPHILE N.HAMEL.Quebec, 28th Sep'., 1854.\t12m INS U R A N C E.ornc'E of the Orient JUutual It Iar inn Üiiâurante Company.Rev-York, 301 k March, 1855.TN compliance with the requirement» of the .t baiter of this Compony, the following Statement is published, showing the result of its first year\u2019s business.Total amount uf Premiums received from 1st March, 1854, to 28th February, 1855, both inclusive, $927,479 6ti Earned Premiums during the year as above $576,250 78 Less Return Premiums 53,903 91 $522.346 87 Losses, including $26,000 of claims, ascertained but not yet due,\t$361,412 11 Re-insutance,\t16.060 95 Kx|>enaes, loss of Interest, and Bonus of\t* 5 per cent, on subscription notes, 03,946 71 $141,419 77 Profit, $80,927 10 2stli February, 1S.V5.Cash in Bank.\t13,855 00 Loans on call, against collateral Securities,\t58,950 00 Bill» Receivable\u2014viz.: Premium Notes,\t$253,765 27 Subscription Notes in advance of Premiums,\t450,102 64 $703,867 91 Uncollected Premiums, aud Claims due the Company,\t13,571 97 $790,244 96 JOHN SMITH.\u2022ARVEB * «ISDEK, Looking Glass & Picture Frame Maker, 25, ST.JOHN STREET, (icithout.) Quebec, 5th May, 1855.\t6m C.W.JONES, Commission Merchant, anï) 6cncnl ^grnt.Orrtca,\u2014ARTHUR STREET, opposite the Exchange.Quebec, 3rd May, 1855.S.H.LEVALLEE & CG., General Commission Agents, ^TorlDarUcrs A tiro&ere, QUEBEC.R^Orrir*.St.Peter Street, opposite Messr'.G.B.Srmf.i A Cp.\u2019s Office.Quebec, 23id April, 1855.Ship liroker\t(*cnc ral Agent, ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC.Quebec, 17th Feby., 1855.DEVLIN & DOHERTY, A8Y0CA.TSS, LITTLE ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.March 20tb, 1855.\t12m NEW COPPER PLATE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.G.MAYES, JVo.33, ST.VALUER STREET N.B.\u2014Orders left at the above Establishment, oiat the Office of the \" Morning Chronicle,\u201d will ot thankfully received and punctually attended to.Quebec.22nd Sept., 1854.XiAtfS\u2019B SOTSlT and BOARDING HOUSE, \u2022AINT JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN QUEBEC.2nd April, 1862.\t12m M.MOODIE, IMPORTER, No.Bl, St.Pet»/ Street.Quebec, 19th April, 1850.In view of the al»ove results, the Board of Trustees hsve this day resolved that a Script Dividend of Fifteen per cent, be declated on the n«-t amount of earned premiums, for which certificates will be issued on and after the 14th of May next.By order of the Boatd, CHARLES IRVING, Secretary.TruateeN :- George E.Ivunhardt, Charles Lanr.son, Alex.M.Lawrence.Arthur Leary, Mortimer Livingston, W.A.Platenius, Frederick W.Read, P.A.H.Renauld, Thoms* Kigney, C.H.Sand, Edward F Sanderson, F A.Schnmaker, Cornelius K.Sutton, Johns.Williams.William S.WiUon.John L.Aspinwall, John Auchincloss, James Brown, N.I).Carlile, George Chris!, Francis Cottenet, Eugene Dutilh, Robert Emmet, Jr.Frederick G.Foster, Joseph Gaillard, Jr.Moses H.Gunnell, Ji.hn H.Hicks, .1.Woodwaid Haven, Kirhard Irvin, John B Hitching, G.Henry Koop, C.W.FABER, President.ALFRED OGDEN, Vice-Preaident.CHARLES IRVING, Secretary.Quebec Agency, ST.LAWRENCE CHAMBERS, St.Petek Street, A.McIrIMONT.EJ-OCF.AN.MARINE and INLAND NAVI-GATION RlsKS taken at Reasonable Rate*.Quebec, April 19, 1855.\t3m mvm i?®® Sail sa» WATCH MAKER, No.35, ST.JOHN STREET, Corner of 8t.Ursule Streo*, Upper Town.~\t* tad Jany., 1852.RESTAURANT.BROOKS, (LATE SCOTT\u2019S) LOWER IOWN RESTAURANT, \u2022T.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, Opposite the Commercial Chambers.A l)\t^form the Gentlemen /V* J>e JL> «f Su*b«oan, at the option ol the Insurer.The acceptance of Naval, Military, Climate, and Special Risks, on pa) ment of a commensurate Premium.No charge for Policiee.Loan* on Policies according to their value, after Uhree Premium* have been paid.The Company\u2019» Policies purchased at their full value.Premium» allowed to be paid Annually, Half-Yearly, or Quarterly.No extra charge for crossing and recroaeing the Atlantic.Residence permitted In any part of Rurope.Extended llbermlity aato reaideoceonthe American Continent.INSURANCE.V> tor w urttiS-TfrZ** Royal Insurance Comp\u2019y, or LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.two Mx&JbXMUi wrwmaam* v*» Large Reserve Fuad*.FIRE DEPARTMENT.THIS Company contieuea to INSURE Buildings and ait other deaeriptions of Property againat LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE, on libérai terms.All justlosaea promply aetlled, without deduction or discount, and without reterance to England.The large Capital of this Olfica inaurea perlect safety to the assured.No charge lor Foiiciea.urt îfcJÂRTMENT.The following «re, tnioox»! numeroua other advaiiiagds» oflbihd by tbhl Company Perfect security for the fulfilment of its en* gagemeut* to Policy hptders.Favorable rates cf premium.A high reputation fur prudence and judgment, and the most liberal coniideration ol all queetioua connected with the interests of the assured.Large participation of profits by the assured, amounting to two-tbirds ot the net amount, and small charges for management.No chargea for Stamp* or Polieie».FORSYTH, BELL A CO., AOtNTS Commercial Chambers.Dumber.2nd June.18\u20195\taug 24-53 Literpoel Jj* London INSUKANCE COMPANY.Capital, - - XU,000,000 Slg.INSURANCE.THE undersigned having been appointed Auents of the above Chwpany, ar* pie-pared to ACCEPT FIRE RISES, on Moderate Terms.RYAN, BROTHERS & CO.Quebec.?'*' * »y.IH55.\tu QU£B£C AGBNCY, scorns?aRicabt.e LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, New Table A C of Reduced Rates.(Resulting from application of bonus, a« more fully detailed in the Society\u2019s Report dated Glasgow.16th'March, 1854, page 29) for insuring jL'100 during life.Aue next I Annual Birth Day.Payment.Hall Yearly.i!0\t\u2022\u2022 21 \" 22 \u2022\u2022 23\t\u201d 24\t\u201d 25\t\u201c 26\t*\u2022 27\t\u201d 28\t\u201c 29\t« 30\t\u2022* 31\t« 32\t\u201d 33\t\u201d 34\t\" 35\t\u201c ?6 \u2022\u2022 37\t* 38\t\u2022\u2022 39\t41 40\t,4 41\t44 42\t44 43\t*\u2022 44\t44 45\t4 4 46\t44 -17 \u201c ;s ¦¦ 49\t44 50\t44 51\t\u2022\u2022 52\t44 53\t\u201c 54\t*4 55\t44 56\t44 57\t44 58\t44 59\t44 60\t44 XI 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 S 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 8 6 9 3 9 11 10\t7 j 11\t3 12\t0 ; 12 10 13\t8 ! 14\t5 15\t5 16\t7 17\t7 18\t8 19 9 0 11 2 2 ' 3\t6 1 4\t10 ! 6\t4 7\tII » 7 i 11 4 13\t0 14\t10 < 16 9 14\t8 15\t1 15 15 Quarterly.Itf I 16 6 16 11 17 4 17\t9 18\t3 18 10 19\t4 19 II 1 0 6 1 1 1 1 I 9 1 2 5 I 3 1 1 3 10 1 4 8 5 7 1 I 6 1 7 3 1 5 5 8 10 13 16 19 2 6 I# 14 18 2 7 1 9 1 9 1 10 1 11 1 12 1 13 8 1 15 1 1 16 5 1 17 11 1\t19 4 2\t1 2 2 2 4 2 6 2 8 2 10 2 12 10 2 15 3 7 6 7 8 7\t10 8\t0 8 11 9 3 9 7 9 10 10 1 10 10 11 11 II 12 1 12 6 12 11 13 5 13\t10 14\t4 14\t10 15\t4 15 10 16.6 17 I 17\t9 18\t6 19 3 19 11 1 0 1 I 1 6 1 8 Extract from table of annual Premiums payable till death or before attaining the agea ofih, 60 or 65 for XI00 payable 12 months thereaiter to the /inrhes themselves or to their representatives at death if sooner.\t_________ AT DEATH or age or Age.\tFifty-five.\tSixty.\tSixty-five.25\t2 13 1\t2 6 11\t3 3 0 3U\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 1\t3\t6 0 11\t4 12 11 50\t\t9 2 4\t6 6 5 \tDAVID A.ROSS,\t\t BRITANNIA LIFE ____________ ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 PRINCES\u2019 STREET, BANK, LONDON.BSTABLISdID A HO.1, 1887.Empowered 6y Special Act of Parliament, 4 Piet.Cap.9.Col.Roatar Al*xandbr, Blackboatk Park, Chairman.advantages ofThis INSTITUTION.IKCRKASINO RAT*» O* V**MltJM.A TABLE especially adapted to tb« \u2022\u2022curing ol Loans or Debts, and to all other caaea where a Policy may be required for a temporary purpose only, but which may be kept up, it ne-easary, throughout the whole term uf Lite.HALV-CRKniT RATES Of VRKMIOM.Credit given for ball the amount ul the First Seven Annual Premiums the amount ol the unpaid Half-Ptemmu** being deducted from the sum asaured when the Policy becomes a claim.SUM ASSURED TATABL* DURING LIY*.The amount payable at the death ol the Aaaur-ed, if be die before attaining the age ol «iictt, hut to the assured himself, if he attain that age.thus combining a provision for oki age with an assurance U|>on life.orphan\u2019s kndowmknt branch.Established for the purnoae of affording to pa-rent» and other»'the mean» or having Children educated and atarled in Lite, by aecunng armui-tiea, to commence at the Parents\u2019 death, end to be paid until a child, if a son, aball attain hi.21st year, or, il a daughter, her 25th jr«*ar oi Age BRITANNIA METÜÂl LIFE ASSO CIATION 1, Princes Street, Bane, Londom.Empowered bq he.Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.Annual Division ol Profile-\u2014applied in reduc tion of the eui rent year\u2019s Prafcüw*.Policy-holder* entitled to participate in thenro-fit* after payment ol Five or Seven Annual Premium! according to the table of Rate* selected.Premium» charged for etvry three months' difference ot age\u2014not, aa is usually the case, for every whole year only.Hall Credit Policieagranted on terms unusually lavourahle to the assured, the amount ol hall premiums for which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profits.\t,\t.At the Annual General Meeting on the 27th A pul last, a reduction ul 30 per cent w as made in the preaent year\u2019s premium on all Policiea ol f ive or seven years standing.A Board of Director» in attendance daily at 2 o\u2019clock.\t.,\t, j s Al*oe«uteet and safest medicine that can he vdUainem 'J «A* * A» It has long been in oqnstant nee tki -inhent tnie section, we heed not do more than aamfrethe people ft* quality I» kept up to the best Outltevr» raj been, and that the genuine article Is eold JOSEPH B0WI.E8, end J.MUBSON k Co.Quebec.Also, by DrugfUt* fenerally throogh-out Canada.14lb ffuftat, 1864.over every other memcjne or >»¦ «in rent to e»oapr tdieervation, and where known, the public no longer heeitstc1 to employ for the distresfflng and d»r NEVER sinet tbe bcjence of Medicilt# first dawned upon the world, bee a«T romp#goo Allied such extraordinary P°»8»»atBY.a; period of th**, a* Dr.IBDWK\u2019B HYGRNIAN HORfflHOCND and LIYERWORT COUGH CANDY, in curing Coufks.Cold*, Asthma, Drf-firultw oi Bieatbiag.Bleeding at tbe Lungs, Paiu in lb* 8*de and BreaaL RoteUkr»-» Cioup, Brourhitis, Hooping Cough, Influente.Hoarseness or any other armptom of that dtalreeemg nralsdy\u2014Cuivaumption.the Hyffeiao;Her*boi»*»d and Liverwort Cough Candy cànftot be equéftesl by any liquid rnirtom» of tbe dey i, aad, m prv.of ol my assertion, 1 am able lo present to (be put lie tbe certificate# of ledirs and gentlemen whoec standing in MCfoly ia w«H k«twn, and whose veracity cannot be doubted.I Mould alio state that there ia nothing in tbia Candy that can po«* eibly injur# the moat (jelicate in health ; but mav be taken at all times with |*rfwrt impunity, both by children and adults.You will obaerve that its color is not brown or yellow\u2014tb# result of aonie prrparattoh of mercury or other mineral being in ifo Com|>ositioii\u2014 but is perfectly white, its medicinal quafllies being purely vegetable.Be perticular, then, in noticing tbe co\u2019or.See that it is white } you will then obtain the genuine article.Price\u20145, 10 and 20 cents per package.For Sal* by JOHN MUBSON k CO.; G.G ARDOUIN.and S.WRIGHT.JOHN MUSSON A CO Sols Agent for Quebec.E.N.SLOCUM A CO .Proprietor#, 382, Broadway, New York.March 16th.1865._____________ VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.THEGREATSTANDARD REMEDY FOR ALL PULMONARY fr!8KA8K8t Containing neither PRUSSIC ACID, TARTAR KM ET 1C, nor any other Deleterious Drug.Extensively used, tested and approved in New England, Canada, and tbe British Provinces during a period ol THIRTY YEARS, bv Eminent _____ _\t¦Pb va tria ns.Clergymen, Profce- aorsol CbHegvS, Theological Beminariea, Scientific and Distingi\u2019iihrd Public\tand, in (act, by all classes in the community.See Pamphlets end wrapper* containing Certificate#, among which are those ol Rev.Dr.Lyman Beecher.Boston, lata President of Lane Theological Seminary.Cincinnati.Ohio.\u2014Lat# Rev.Dr.Leonard Woods, Abbott Prof, of Theology in Andover Theological Semi-fiary, Maw.\u2014Hon.Daniel P.Thompson, Secretary of State of Vermont.\u2014N.F.Willie ma, Eaq., formerly Collector of the Port ol Baltimore, Md.Rev.Joeiah Litch, Philadelphia.Pa.,\u2014and many othera.How Esteemed by Physicians\u2014JOHN A.BERRY, M.D., Saco, Me., saja, \u201c During a practice of twenty-yeate, I have seen used all the popular remedies IbrCoughe, and am well satisfied fbat your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM ia best, and 1 hope it wilt be better knowqand more generally used.\u201d Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations ! 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Enquire for the article by it# Whole Name, VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.\u201d Prepared only by REED, CUTLER A CO., Druggists, 33.India street, Boaton, Msaa., and told by Apotbecaries and Country Merchant* generally.Price, New Style, large bottles, containing nearly fonr time* the quantity of the small, $1.Old atyle, small bottle*, 50 cents.For Sale in Quebec, by J.MUSSON A CO., JOS.BOWLES, and G.G.ARDOUIN.Quebec,\t1854.\t^I*L RUSSEL\u2019S Horse and Cattle Curt UNIVERSAL OR, CONDITION POWDERS!! PURIFY the BLOOD,give health to the Secretions, regulate tbe Digestion, free the Stomach and Bowels from Bota, Worm», and all kind hof umois, displacing disease with new life and vigor\u2014Fever and inflammation of the l.unga, from which result Coughs Havres, Broken Wind, aud alt diseases of the air passages, yield to the healing influence of these powders.Horn die-temper, Tail Sickneaa and other disease# in Cattle, are cured by thia Medecine.as it is equally adapted to all herhiveroua Animals.Every Cow should have one powder given hei after calving ; it prevents fear, removes rumor», causes tbe Cow to clean, thrive, and give an abundance of good, pure milk.Agents roa thi* city :\u2014Meaara.JOHN MUSSON A Co., JOSEPH BOWLES, and Ü.G.ARDOUIN.W.P.RUSSEL, Middlrburry, Vermont, Sole Proprietor.Nov.27th 1854.\t12m DR.BUCHANAN\u2019S PERSIAN REMEDY, VOR THE TOOTH-ACHE.ÏHE relief froir pain which follow* the nae of thia remedy for TOOTH-ACHE ia imme-s and permanent.The soreness of the teeth and gums will be removed, and bÿ Its application rendered more sound or healthy.PRICE, 1*.3d.DR.HUNTER\u2019S CELEBRATED EYE-WATER.WILL REMOVE any stage of inflamtastion and give glrength to wekk ot irritable Eyes.Fordimneaa ef sight occasioned either by age, or too close attention tc minute objecta.atanda unsurpassed.PRICE, n.So.The King\u2019s Oil, won all wounds on CfUCH as Bruises, Cota, Galls, Corks, Sore O Back, Sprains, Scratches, kc., end weandt of every description, removing all soreness and atiffneas in from one to five days.Thia celebrated remedy wa* prepared by ordei of King William IV.of Great Britain, ander the direction of Mr.Yonatt, the celebrated English Farrier, and used by him in the Royal Stud ol horses only.Full diiectiona accompanying each bottle.DR.MARSHALL\u2019S ARROMAT1C, CATARRH and HEAD-ACHE SNUFF.THIS SNUFF ia superior to anything yet known, for removing the Catarrh; and also a cold in the bead, and the headache; by opening and purging out all obstructions, strengthening the glands and giving healthy action to the porta affected.It should be kept in the phial wall corked.Prepered by Dr JOHN MARSHALL, and Sold in thia City by J.MUSSON fc CO., G.G.ARDOUIN.and J.BOWLES.Quebec, 27th November, 1854.\t12m To Millers and Dealers in Flour THE ST.HENRI BANAL MILL, contain inc four run of Stonea, is now undergoing a thorough repair, with a view to manufacturing for markaL The said Mill ia now offered on Lease.Apply at the office of HENRY ATKINSON, St.Peter Street.Quebec,7th July, 1853\t6 3-a-wkul-a- IRON COFFINS.THE undersigned offer for Sole, at (hair Shop, St.Valier Straot, IRON COFFINS, of all aizea, cemented and enamelled, and air and water tight.A thick glass plaie ia placed at lbs head ol these Coffins, w that in case* where il ia necetr eary to Coffin immediately after death, relative# and friends may be able to aee tbe deceoaeiFa face till the moment of burial.Before interment thia glass a covered with a metal plats.J.O.VA LUI ERE h SON» Quebec\tW54.PASSAGE FHOM BELFAST.T )KRSON8 desirous of brLofia|tbeif JHflW 1 friend» out from Belfast, in firat MN* claaa Vesselt, can do to by apply ini ANDW.PARKE A CO, a will be gives if required.to P.8.-~Ceah orders Quebec.25th Feby., 1863.SECOND CABIN It STEERAGE PASSENGERS FROM CORK.WATER-FORD, tfKW R0SN & IXWEOAL.A Rl7R8deelrr»ne of ee+tafmg pee-_ aSge* for their ffHeitds from any ef the aboya Porta, can do to by applying to\t___.LeMESURIER, TIL8TONK A CO., or LhMEBURlER, ROUTH A CO., ' ^Montreal.or JOHN F.GAN k CO., Aylmer.Qubaec, 14th lany., 1862.G W.S< COUGH, COi XXI» .! Bronchitis Elixir.«HK Pioptietor wsuld respectfully cadi the at ¦inedy I and be untioo of the public to hi# invhloebl# £\u2022* t lor ell Affection# ol the Throet and Luuge.begs of those w bo ai* undecided what to se- TMI WHfiffllltJffiDKjNEi holloyvaY-s Pills.Ifct from the numeroua in ed ic i rtMWter t'sed hori » 1\t.v.,\t___ , ret umunended lor such complainte, to glYk hi# Copy qf a Letter frbnf MK J^, Moon, of ike OTIVID .Ul tl-klx» ,i»na\tWit \u2018 HU\t'»\tUÉhLm* 1 iSs L *\t> J * KUIXIR a trial.Having don# ae;th*y #111 no longer hesitate whet to take tbemeelra#, or re-' commend to others.A tingle UW wil «rove to them that Ihieie tbri-moet valuable irmodyovoi diecoverod lor tbo vanouf affeciiefte ollhe Thieal and Lunge; it will immediately relieve lb* inoet violent Cough, end in a lew hours rompfetely cure the meet severe Cold.A# \u2022 pce'\u2019e*»*el*v.e and Cu>e lor Consumption, it haa no equal.It la purely Vegetable, Contains no poisonous ingredients, ia quite agreeable to the taste, and may be given with forlret safely to the meet delictf r.child.The namerou* icsttmoiiials received al-mo»l daily fiom those who hat* been cured by it, ItUy jîî.ifv :b# «\u2022«rtt'MJ.tbat no lemily sboiiW be wiiboul thia Medicine; let Mothers give it to tbeir Children who Lave the Wboopiag C uugb or Croup, and they will alleviate at onre the suffer ings ol their little on*¦ ; it will at the same time purity the blood, end eompletely expel all humors from tbe syatem.Call lor G.W.Stonr\u2019» Couch Elixir, aud ee# that bia name, and Cough Klixis with the woids Boston, Mare, are blown upon the Bottle; also a Seal, with hie name upon the cork, without which none will be genuine.Wonderful Discotcries SUCCEED each otharau rapidly in tbs present age that w# «carcely recover from the aa-toniahmf nt eauaed by one before oar crMuiny is taxtd by tie ttiinoBuremeiit of another Mill fibre astounding.And among tbe most important discoveries which have ever been made in medical science, we may number that ot C.W.HTOXE\u2019S (D & it Ea a ir & ü ® * a Family Pliyaic in the most desirable loim, perfectly agreeable to tbe taste, and a relrabie remedy in almost every disease to which the human race are sifojeet.It» merits canuot be too highly extolled -\u2014Indeed it may be tilled the panarea.Its efficacy in the cure of (be following complainte, will be readily admitted by all wbo give it a trial, viz : Habitual Cnstlvene#*, Affra-tions of tbe Liver, Impurity ol tbe Blood.Piles, Epilepsy.Rcrolufous, and all other bumors, Dyspepsia.Bilious Affections, Dyaenteiy.IMarrho**, and all other disease* of the bowels will be completely removed by its use.In short, it will renovate the whole ayetem end place it in a condition to resist the attack of all contagious diserae*.Let those who do not enjoy perfect health resort at once to the use of thi* medicine, and that great blessing will be restored to them.Price 50 cente per bottle.For Sale as above ; and bv JOHN MUSSON k CO., and G.G.AR-DOUlN, Druggists, Quebec, and Mr.1BBTO-SON, Sherbrooke.March 7.1855.____________J2rr_____ m RENOWNED REMEDY! Holloway s Ointment.A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFULOUS ULCERS,\u2014A CASE CERTIFIED BY THE MAYOR OK BOSTON.Copy of a Letter from J.Noble, Esq., Mayor of Boston, Lincolnshire.To Paorsasoa Holloway, Dear Mr,\u2014Mra.Sasah Dixon of Liqcorpond Street, Boston, haa this day deposed before me that for a considerable period she was severely afflicted with Scrofulous Sores and Ulcer* in her aims, feet, lega, and other parts of her body : and although tbe fit at of medical advice waa obtained at the cost of u large sum of money, she obtained no abatemeut of suffering, but gradually grew worse.Being recommended by a friend to try your Ointment, ane nrocured a until not, and a box of tbe Pilla, and uclore that wai all used, aymptoma of amendment appeared.By persevering with the medicines for a abort time longer, according to the direction*, and strictly adhering to your rales aa to diet, fee., she waa perfectly cured, and now enjoys the best ol health 1 remain.Dear Sir, yours truly.(Signed)\tJ.NOBLE.Dated August 12tb, 1852.AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OK ERYSIPLAS IN THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.Copy of a Letter from Mrs.Elizabeth Yeates, of the Post Office, Aldsciik Road, neat Bognot, Sussex, dated Jan.12,1853.To Professor Holloway, Sir,\u20141 suffered tor a considerable period from a severe attack of Erysipelas, ' w hich at length settled in my leg, and resisted all medical treatment.My suffering» were very great, and I quite despaired of any permanent when I was advised to have recourse to your Ointment and Pilla.I did so without delay, and am happy to say the result was eminently successful.tor they effected a radical rbre of my leg and restored me to tbe enjoyment of health.I ahall ever speak with the utmost confidaneeof your medicines, and have recommended them to others in this neighbourhood similarly afflicted, who derived equal benefit.I am.Sir, your obliged end faithful Servant (Signed)\tELIZABETH YEATES.A DREADFULLY DISEASED ANCLE CURED AFTER BEING GIVEN ÛP BY THE FACULTY, AT MALTA AND PORTSMOUTH HOSPITALS.Hie following important communication baa been forwarded to Profeaaor Holloway for publication, by Mr.B.Dixon.Chamut, King-et., Norwich : Copy ef a fxtter from Captain Smith, of Great Yarmouth, dated January 19/5, 1853.To Mr.Dixon, Deer Sir,\u2014I tend you the particulars of a cur* effected by Professor Holloway's invaluabl* medicine*:\u2014Mr.John Walton,late in Her Majesty\u2019s Service, in tbe British Fleet at Malta, bad a very had ulcerated ancle, and after having been in the Malta Hospital for aix months, waa sent to England as an invalid to Portsmouth Ho» pita I, where he remained an inmate lour months, there as at Malta, retusing to have tbe limb amputated, he wai turned out incurable.* He then com* to Yarmouth, and waa under* medical gentleman for about three months, but his ancle became so much wore* that all hope waa leat.At thia period, by my advice, he tried Holloway\u2019s Ointment and Pills, which by unremitted application, healed all the ulcéra, and restored him to perfect health and atrength.I remain, Dear Sir, your* very ruly, (Signed)\tJOHN SMITH.Albert Hotel, Great Yarmouth.SURPRISING CURE OF A BAD BREAST, NERVOUS DEBILITY, AND GENERAL ILL HEALTH.Copy °/ a I^ftrr from Mr.T.F.Ker, Chemist, At., fxnoer Most-lane, Manchester, dated Feb.12/A, 1853.To Paortasoa Holloway, Dear Sir,\u2014I have great pleaiure in forwarding to you the particular* of a very extraordinary cure of a bad breast effected solely by the uae of your celebrated Ointment and Pilla.Mrs.Martha BelL, of Pitfrstreet, in this Town, bad been for a considerable tim* labouring tnder nervous debility, loi» of appetite, a«d geaeraI 111 health, occasioned by ulcerated wounda in the breast.She bad much experience in the use ol all the known remedies for the cure ol u'cara, but without any beneficial result, in fact she had nearly lost all faith and hopd 6f a étira being effected.In this distressing and painfa) condition of body and mind, the was perimaded Id hava recoutse to your invaluable Ointment and Pill*, which she immeuiatf ly did, and ha the courte of a very short time tbe effect produced waa moat astonishing ; her appetite was speedily improved the aorea and ulcéra in the breast gradually healed, and the nervous excitement of her system wa* Wholly removed, I remain, Dear Sir, your* faithfully (Signed)\tT.FORSTER RRR.The Pilla should be tHyd conjointly with the Oititment in ntfiat of the following caaea :\u2014 Bad Legs\tCancers Scald# Bad Breaete Contracted and Sore Nipples Burns\tStiff-joints Sore-thraatt Bunions\tElephantiasis Mtiu-dUeuoe BKeofMotcheroeaFiattila* Sour y y and Sand-flics Gout\tKora-haade Coca-Bay Glandular Swellings Tumours C bingo-foot\tLumbago\tUlcers Chilblains\tPiles\tWounda Chapped-hands\tRheumatism\tYaws Corn» (Soft) Sold at the Establiiment of Professor Holloway.244, btrand, (near Temple Bar,) London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealer* in Medicine» thmugfcofitfhe cIvfHtod World, in Pot», at 1*.lid., 2a.9d., 4a.td., Ms.22a., and 33».each.tf\u201c There is a considerable saving by taking tbe larger size».îf.B.\u2014Directions for the gnideiie* of Patient* in every dfoOrda.are aflltredteeeeb Peg.\u2019 Sold by\tJ .MU880N to CÇL, Comer of Buade A tWnrt i*re»é», 8m Agonis for Quebec.Quebec, 1«thJany., IB64.\t19mapt?J**.Carlaruhe, Calcutta, amendment, Canton, TH* HOSPITaV INCURABLE.recomi; moot si_____ ed ne relief wtrafeva», and fa wotilé be entirely broken up, I w** induc^Tfo pltal,\t\u2018 Winchester.Hugoiga*.an,- I beg to Urforitf you ihat fer ycen I was a ¦ 1 but obtain-ff that my health UP*1 ¦ Was induced t* m» into our County Hospital, where I bid tk! ffeet memeaJ treatment the Joetitutton afforded all of which roved of so avail, and I came out no better than! -went in.I was then ad^iaed lo try your P.Ht, and by P*fe#vermg with wee perfectly cured aud enabled to*resume m?occooaüon.and although a conaiderabl.JrTod baa elaoeed, I have felt no ratura whatever of he complaint.I am.Sir, yoer obhj»d Servant, (Signed,)\tw.MOON Oct.8th, 1862.AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DROPSY, AFTER SUFFERING FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS.Copy of a Letter from Mr.G.Briggs, Che-mtst, Goote, dated Feby, IMA, 1858, To PaorsesoK Holloway.8ir.-I have much pleasure in informing you ol a meet etirprising care of Dropey, recently af-fected by your valuable medicine*.CamiN Jackson, of tbi* place, was afflicted with Drorav for upward# of eighteen month*, to such an ex-tant that it rausetf hia body and limb* to be much swollen, and water oozed as irwcr* from bis \u2022kin, ao that a daily change of apparel became' ueceesary, notwithstanding the various remedies tried, and the different medical men consulted al1\tuntil he commenced using your Pill*, by which, and a strict attention to the printed directions, be waa effectually cured, and bia health perfectly re-ealabiisbed.If you deem thia worthy ol publicity, you arc at liberty to uae I am, Sir, your\u2019e respectfully, C8i*b«***rr \u201c ^oforeth# CELE- DIU frtrTJC ox URINE Falls, as long and favorably known to the public.A0LD' Dec.21\t1854.\tfimpl-a-w «Ut ifiorninfl «bromtU !\u2022 PVILIIMXD DAILY DUMka THS YEAR, BY Wo.CHARLES ST.MICHEL, at mi* ornes, a#, SKoaataia StrMt, «MkM.rK*MS.-T>,nt7 Fi.ShillU),.p., payable half-yearly in advance.ADVERTlfllNQ.M* 71*4 to 3» «4, and lOd for Slz Ultra aadaaAer.leHa.cTtion 9e (Id rarh «nlurqncnt Inaertioo.Tnam,r ox til Out ftensr*.net teeerawm Hnra Ain .t.x n\t'^^ti owaafewjlÿ1 U teeprtvl- nriXJra0110\t18\t^ *»\u2019«> the ra«.,,r0ÏVnT^h\"\tfoar ll.ra ifo AAWeSPrta ^^«fflwsdby th.yw .nW-Twrawweea the partiei.5ÏÏSü'!:î^K,\u20191\u201c ^^Afititedeu for th« larartlon or dtaroalln» o(Advmi«e«enu.mart be 1» wrlUag^i^i The ch*e to be cr AUt fife^»ons must be poet-paid.\u2022dvibcl.\t**' triDU,n\u2014payable in hWomurg «htomtlr ©®®IS MW W® ent ! JOB AND UXH&R TYPE, ^-Pnetor i* now\tlo oxecate CAT \u2018 CARD AUCTION bills, SaaapAT do.* EXRIIÏTION do.PfeOiaUMMKS, ffllLL8 OF LADING, BU I, I (BADS.CUSTOMS BLANKS, LAW BLANKS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS, AND LABELS, TMEE wits SPranffoak