Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 7 août 1855, mardi 7 août 1855

[" ' j*1102 yi t y t ' MD C0MMERCIA1 RtflNOl/^S r®rav- MOCCCttlH, AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.IX.] QUEBEC, TUESDAY, 7th AUGUST, 1855.[NO.2264.NOTICE.OF FIRST ARRIVAL DRY GOODS A T COMMERCIAL HOUSE, VP P EU rotriv JUAUKET, T HR RÜB^RIBER b*\u2019** to «nrounce that h« ha» received, via Boston, per R»ilwey, hi» LAKui: SPRING LvifUKTAiIONS, and ht* now ready tor Public inspection, an immense STOCK ot British mul Foreign, Fan y and Staple D It Y GOODS, suited to the Spring and Summer Seasons, comprising in great variety, the NEWEST STYLES an best goods in the Briti»h and Koreign Markets- ibes Goo 's are all n>arked at »acb LOW PRICES as will maintain the present character of the COMMERCIAL HOIIMC lor being fiom 25 to 40 per cent.Lower in its prices than other bouses in Quebec.This Important advantage to the public, the subscriber is enabled t continue trniT) the great lartlities WI ich hia constant residence in the European Markets gives him ol BUY No WELL, and his principle of selling for Caah only, which precludes the necessity of his laying on the large per cenlage leqabed to cover the risks of a credit business.d'lbe SvMem Ol ONE I RICE is still STRICTLY ADHERED TO,-Cl »nd tha price being marked in PLAIN FIGULEson every \u2022rticle.the most inexperienced person may purchase confi-ds'ntlv without tear ot being imposed on from their want of judgment.To enumerate the Mock would far outnin the limits of an advertisement,\u2014but tbefollowicg bein the leading articles in the different departments will pratty fairly indicate iu extent and variety : \u2014 IN LADIES SPRING SUMMER DRESSES\u2014a large assortment of Tissues, Rich Baieges, De Leinea Clisle».Lustres.Primed Muslins, Alpsccas, Ac., Ac., Ac.SHAWLS\u2014LONG and SQUARE\u2014Comprising an immense assortment in Tissues, Bareges, Cashmeres, Paisley.Satin.Ac., Ac.HOSIERY of every description.Gloves, Corsets, W'orked Muslins, Chemizettes, Habit Shirts, Collars.Sleeves, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Ac., Ac.Haberdashery and Fancy Trimmings in great variety.The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is largely supplied with a very LARGE STOCK OF BONNETS iu hilkr, Satina Plain and Fancy Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn, Ac., Ac.\u2014 ALSO, \u2014 A great assortment of VISITTES and CAPES, of the Latest Paris Fashions, with a variety o* Childrens Dresses.Hats, Ac., Ac.The HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT will be found worthy of attention from Hotel and Boarding'bouse proprieters, heads of families, Ac., consisting aa it does of an immense Stock of Prime Goods, in Table Linen«, Towelling, Sheetings, Blsnkets, Flannels, Counterpanes, Table Covers, Carpetting, Druggets and Rugs, Worked Muslin Curtains, Dsmssks, Ac., Ac.Ths CLOTH DhPARTMKNT is largely Supplied with Choice Selections from the West of England and German Markets, in Soperhne Black.Blue and Medley Clothfl, Cassimeres Docskim, Tweeds, Cashmarettes, Plain and Fancy Vettings, Ac., Ac., Brsces, Neck Ties, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac., Ac, Plain and Fancy Wh te and Colored, Shirts, Cut afler the Newest and most approved Patterns, all permanently sawed.The lowest price marked in plain figures on every article.____NO SECOND PRICE.- PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Commercial House Bj»de Street.April 21st 18g6 r-L For Sale or To Let.I For Sale or To Let.FOR SALE OR TO LET.AmA A STONE HOUSE ON THE CAPE,No.1 >t< Genevieve -£-LJL Stseet G W.USBORNE.Quebec.5th June, 1H55.FOR SALE OR TO LET.A HANDSOME DWELLING H lUSK, situate at CHASt.E'>Bcaa, one mile and a ball distant from tbe Church, in a Ane situation.Paies: Mocerate.\u2014 Perms Evsy.Apply on the premises, to Mr.Frs.Bs-aumeu.or to LOUIS PANET, N.P.Quebec, 9tb June, 1855.House to Let\u2014Mount Pleasant.A MOST DEM R A B LE RESIDENC R î{!'m x*.anl Out-buildiugs.replete with every convent-nee for a family.% The Furniture vv bich is new will, if required, he told cheap.Possession immediately.Enquire at this offire.Quebec, 31st May, 1855.TO LET.AwJL A LARGE ST»» RE on Hunt's ïlgif J\\ Whane\u2014Apply to W.DINNING, St.Peter street.Quebec,8th May.1855 K)R SALK MnpHAT VALUABLE HOUSE and 1 FREMI ES.aitua'ed in St.Ursule S.ieel, Upper town, belonging to the heirs of the late Wm- onri-on, Esquire.For paruculms.apply to Mr MICHAEL CULLEN, Cnaio Stb.et, Si.Kochs.Quebec, 3id .vtay, 1855.\tu-3 a w M FOR SALE.T HAT CERTAIN PROPERTY, 1 well known as \"SIMMONS'\u201d at LAKE HEAUPORT most pleasantly situated, containing OtO Acres, ol which 35 are clear with the Dwelling house and Barns, being a lavonte re.on in summer J G REAVE\u201d» CL.APHAM, N.P.Quebec, April 14, IK55.building Sites for Sale.That valuable lot of ground fion'ing St.Danis Street, Cape, 62 x 80 feet, togetberwiih T*0 FOUNDATIONS in Cut Moue, rai-ed to the Parlor fiat.Foundations for the tables, Coach Houses, and Division Walla are also laid.\u2014Apply to H.S.ANDERSON, Or\tWESTON HUNT.Quebec.Feb.27, 1855.FOR SALE.FOUR FARMS, of 90 A spent» each, with Kx'enaive Clearances, situate in the First hange of the Seionioby of Bouao Louis, being Lots Noe.19, 20, 24 and 28, on ihe Road leading to tbe Hiver M.Ann.\u2014Apply to P.A.SHAW, N.P., Proprietor.Quebec, 9th Feby., 1855.\t___ TOURANGEAU VILLE.THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated near St.Foy\u2019s Toll Gate, and adjoining the prop-ry of John Thompson.Esquire, is to be CONCEDED in BUILDING LuiS of 40 by 60 Feet, French measure.Apply to MICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, 28th April, 1855.\t12 PROPERTY IN ST.BILE2, FOR SALE.TT'OR SALE, that ELIGIBLE STAND f»j?W r tor BUSINESS, in St.Giles, on i\u201dl Ü.thp Road leading to the County of Me-gantic, mg-iher with tbe FARM ; consisting of about NINETY ACRES, more or leas, between Fobtv ami Fifty of which are under good Col-tiva'ion.with good substantial BUILDINGS.It is well known as the best House on the Craig\u2019s Road for Travellers, and baa been occupied by tbe undersigned, proprietor, for many veers as such.For further intormation apply to J\tW.J.BICKELL, Lower Town, Or\tDAVID ROWE, Proprietor, St.Giles, September 30th, 1854.\t1-a-w ML I.& L.LEWINE, ML TU LET JhnjL 'I'HR NEW SHOP in Shaw's Build-lUlU 1 iNOS.adjoining that occupied by » ¦ ¦¦ Mr.Shaw- Apply to LANGLOIS fc SHAW, Notaries.Quebec.2*th April, 1865 OJficcs Stores to Let.J\"3HE we.I known Premises occunied by tbe subscribers, at the Ocean Stuamships iiabves.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Their OFFICF.8 in St.Peter Street.JOHN ANDERSON k CO., St.Peter Street.Quebec, 27th April, 1855.FOR SALK.WELL FINISHED A WELL FINISHED HOUSE, with Hangard, situated in St.Do- M mu iqua Street, St.Rocha, near Mr.PetKM, «ell adapted for a family.Conditions liberal.Apply *\u2022 the undeisigned, Proprietor, .lb.pwiniw,.\tB.DASTOÜ.Quebec, April 21,1855.\tu For Sale or To Let* A FARM, eituateon the Rives Bkcancoue.in the Township uf Stahvoi d.at * \u2022horl distance fiom the Reilroed station, p or Parti-cnlars, apply (postage free) to DK.JOS.PAINCHAUD, Quebec.Marcl th.1855.\t^ BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.ON the 8T.LEWIS ROAD opposite Spin-csa Wood.On tbe 8t.Foy Koed opposite Holland House, \u2014and\u2014 On the Holland Road.Iu Free and Coinmon Soccsge\u2014Trrms or PaYsIenI\u201d Easy.Apfdy to ROBERT CA8SKL8.Quebec, 7th March, 1855.KOK SALK.A FARM containing 60 ACRF.8 OF LAND 40 clsab and under cultivation with Cottaoe, Hovsa and Barn, situated ntai LAKE BEAUPGKT.For informatioe apply to C.W.GiiLDlNG, on tbe premises.Qua hoc, lltk Feby.1854.HATTERS AND FURRIERS, No.11 Fabrique Street, OPPOSITE THE JESUITS* BARRACKS UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.February 25, 1853.JOHN LILLY, MERCHANT TAILOR, HABIT MAKER AND GENE « * L OUTFITTER.SKo.19, St.Ami* Street, UPPER TOWN, QUEBEC.WOULD beg respectfully to «all tbe attention ot his numerous customers and the gentry of Quebec and vicinity to his present large and varied stock of SUM MER GOODS, selected in the best markets in England, Germany and Francs, together with a splendid aseortment of SCOTCH 1 WEEDS and CASSIMERES which he is prepared to make up with neatness and punctuality, sccordmg to tha latest aud most approved tasbions.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.St Lawrence Hotel, Ho- 60, 8t.Peter Street.MRS.HA MM AN respectfully informe ber Friends and tbe Public that, she M prepared to receive BOARDERS or TRAVELLERS Breakfast ready at all times by tbe arrival of the Montreal Boats.Evety attention will be paid to thoae favoring bar with their custom.Other Meals will be prepared when required on t,Seir leaving the city.Quebec, i Oth May, 1855.GT)RENDEGRAST informs bit friends and \u2022 1 tbe public that be is prspared to TRANSLATE English into Frencb sud French into English, at tbe aborteat notice, and orders left at M.A.Hkarn, Advocate, Office, 251, St.Peter Street, Lower-Town, opposite the Commercial Chambers, residence corner ol St.Genevieve and Ursule Straete, Upper Town, will meet prompt attention.Quebec, 22nd June.1855.-w-w-\t« wa ¦\t-\u2022 Notice to Ship-Master** WILLIAM TAIT.Ship-Chandler & Grocer Opposite Tweddel\u2019s Foundry, Champlain Street, HAS constantly on hand every article in his line which be will dispoee of on the most reasonsbl,.(«rins, aud deliver at tha shortest notice, aud, by strict alteOlion to buainsss, giving a good article for the money, hopes to receive a continuation of the veiy liberal natronage of Ship Mutera and others, which he has enjoyed for the past year.Qoebe., 24th May, 1855.THE 891 KTHSOlfIA1T HOUSE, Broadway, corner of Houston-st., New-York, on tbe same block with the Metropolitan Hotel and Nildo's Garden, and two blocks above the St.Nicholas Hotel, offers to travelsrs SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS id the heart of Broadway, in immediate juxtaposition tr> ths other first-class houses sud place* of amusement, at moderate rates.The house baa all tbe conveniences in vogue, and is conducted on the F.uao-fean Plan ol lodging-rooms, at Firry Cents and upwards to $3 a day, aeeotding to location, Ac., and meal* extra la ordered, at prices graded to suit both the economical and extravagant, the guest* oidering meal* at pleasure, sad >ayino roa only what is used.Traveiei* will find at the SMITHSONIAN accommodation* of superior order, and can, if they choose, makeTHKia BILLS LKIS BY AT LEAST ONE-THIRD THAN AT other nasT class Hotel*, as conducted on the old system.For respectability, order, neatness, eomiort.and economy,tbeSM1TH-ONIAN shall make its mark on the times, and be worthy tbe patronage of the people.SIDNEY KOPMAN.May 28th 1855.\tfim\t[»pril 2] Quebec Timber Towers\u2019 Association* THE TIMBER TOWERS of Qusbec having formed themselves into an association lor the purpose of securing a fair remuneration for their work, and also for tbe purpose of binding tbe members to assist one another, when, in consequence ol accident or otherwise, tbe property entrusted to tbe charge of any of the members of the Association is in danger ol being lost, the following TARIFF OF PRICES has been adopted, which will in no case be deviated from:\u2014 For Towing the cargoes of Vessels,\u2014 Under 300 Ton*\t\t\t\t£3\t0\t0\tper bund.301 Tons to 400\t\t\tdd\t2\t15\t0\tdo 401\tfid\tto 5(X)\tit\t2\t12\t6\tdo 501\tit\tto 600\tId\t2\t10\t0\tdo 601\ta\tto 700\t«4\t2\t7\t6\tdo 701\t\tto 800\tad\t2\t5\t0\tdo 801\t\u2022d\tto 900\tII\t2\t2\t6\tdo 901\t«\tto lOuO\tII\t2\t0\t0\tdo Every additional 100, £2 per hundred Tons.And if by the stick,\u2014for portions of CArgoet, lid per stick when towed from ponds to ships on lbs same side of the river ; \u2014AND \u2014 71.per stick, if towed across the St.Lawrence or from tb«St.Charles.By the lump.\u2014No charge to be made for 30 piece* remaining, but over that 6d or 71 a-piece as above.Deals, floated, 3s per standard hundred.The above rates are exclusive of any charge for the hue of ropes, chains, Ac ; the Timber Towers being obliged only to furnish boat and men- A deduction of 10s.per hundred tone to be allowed when tbe vessels take (be whole of tbeir cargo from a boom directly opposite their moor mg berth.(ËT'Mr.MILES KELLY ia tbe duly appointed Agent in conformity wnh the Rules and Regulations o( the Association, to teceive and collect all Monies doe to any of the Members during the season.Quebec.23rd May, 1855.LEECH ES?JUST RECEIVED, a Fiesh supply of FINE HEALTHY SWEDISH LEECHES.J.MU980N A CO.Quebec, 10th May, 1855.\tn S.&C.PETERS HAVING their SAW MILL and DOOR, SASH and BLIND MANUFACTORY now in Full Operation, to announce to tbe public that they are prepared to exocute any Order* at the fhortest notice.Ihe , have also on hand upwards of 100,000 pieces ot assorted DRY DEALS and BOARDS of PINE and SPRUCE, which they will dispoee of, prepared for use nr in the rough, at reasonable prices.Quebec, 25th May, 1855.\t3 REMOVAL.THE Subscriber has REMOVED from his late place of residence.No.ft.St.Nicholas Street, tuNo.79.ST.PAUL STREET, in front of bis Establishment of General Ison Manufactory.PHILIP WH1TTY.Quebec, 26th May, 1855.\t6 TO CABINET MAKERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS.TAYLOR\u2019S Compound Kcstoratirc AND This Polish i* prepared on strictly chemical principles, and will be found admirably useful for preserving and leatoring to their original lustre, all articles of varnished or Polished Furniture ; alto Patent Leather, Oil Paintings, Ac.FOR SALK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ET Wifi.EADOffi, HARDWARE & GUTTA PERCHA STORE, ST.NICHOLAS STREET.PALACE GATE, QUEBEC, AGENT.Quebec, 26th April, 1855.\t12m SHIP BISCUIT BAKERY.THE undersigned offer for Sale a large Stock of No*.I, 2 and?SHIP BREAD.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Always on hand Water Soda and Sweat Biscuit, Plain and Sweat Cracker*, which they will despoae at a Lower Rate than any other manufacturer.P.ALLARD A SON.Lower Town, Market Place.Quebec.30th May, 1855.Perfumery, Brushes, Ac* rpHE Subeenbere beg (a inform the public that 1.they have Jurr Received a very choice assortment of HAIR BRUSHES ; TORTOISESHELL BACK, DRESSING and other COMBS; likewisea supply of PERFUMERY, ENGLISH CHEMICALS, Ac., Ac.J.MUSSON A CO.Quab«c, 10th May, 1856.\tu ICE !-ICE !-ICE ! THE Subscriber* ar* prepared to furnish Fa-miliee am) Hotel* with ICE during the ensuing Season as heretofore.For particulars, apply to JOHN MUSSON A CO.Quebec, 26th May, 1855.N.B.\u2014Terms CASH in advance.BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, John Street, (CORNER OF URSULE STREET.) COLLINS & NORTHMORE RESPECTFULLY intimate to the inbabitanU ot Quebec and ita vicinity, that they have leased the above premises, where they will be prepared to execute all ordera in their line, at the shortest notice and on tbe most reasonable terms.THEY OFFER FOR SALE A CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF Lsdiss 4l Oentlemen\u2019s Boots 4c Shoos of the Zistet Fashion, embracing patterns and workmanship not to be surpassed.J.C.having b«en engaged as an experienced foreman who has had Hm chtrgc of the practical part of an extanaivs business for many years, sod having other facilities which enable tnem to purchase materials at the best and cheapest markets, they flatter tberoselves that they will be able to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor them with their orders.N.B.\u2014As all lastsused at this establishment sre manufactured by themselves, Ladies and Gentlemen difficult to fit, can have them made for tbe express purpose.Queher, 9th May, 1855.Tailoring Establishment, No.16, Sous-le-Fort Street.THE undersigned, in returning thanks to his friends and customers for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, begs to au-nounca that bis present STOCK of CLOTHS consisting of Superfine Doeskins, Lambskins.ru,(ne Tweeds, Cassimers, Ac., cannot be surpassed in the city.Extia fineness and superior duisbility.Landing \u2014Ex \" Ann Thompson,\u201d from London:\u2014 50 B1^M0NT ***** CAN* 25 Boxes Belmont Candles.\u2014For Sale by H.TURCOTTE.Quebec, Utb July, 1855.VOW LANDING Ex \u201cJohn Howell,\u201d from Liverpool.AGS RICE, \u201cPatna,\" superior 25 Hbds Gin.de Kuyper.115 Box-a Turkey Raisins, 50 j £ B xes Raisins, \u201c Don Sultana,\u201d su-2u0 is p«-riorquality.50 Tins Arrowroot, per 14 lbs.2 Boxes Grey and Whits Shoe Hemp.125 D >z.Bottles, 4 og.and 6 oz.10 Boxes Castor Oil.150 D >x.Bottles Mustard, per } lbs.1000 It*.Cr>-sm ot Tartar, 18 Bugs Glu-, For Sal* by H.TURCOTTE.St Pete, Street, Lower Lown.Quebec, 11th July, 1855.Landing \u2014Ex *' John H twell,\u201d Irum Liverpool :\u2014 500 BAOSSALTFo,.s.1.Kr H.TURCOTTE.Quebec, 14th July, 1855.Wharfage and Storage.WHARFAGE for discharging and loading Schooners, and Storage, can be had at Morrison\u2019s Wharf,on moderate terms.Apply to BUISSONNAULT FRERES, No.87, St.Paul Street.Quebec, 18th Jane, 1855.\t3m AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Just Received by the G.T.Railway.Up ASKS of AMERICAN GLASSWARE, V_^ consisting of Tumblers, Bitters B< ties.Decanters, Dishes, Lamps, Conlectionary Glasses.Fish Globes.Lamp Chimneys, Ac., Ac., and for Sale at the Stores of tbe subecriber.THOMAS BICKELL.Quebec, 1st June, 1855.Notice to Lumbermen.THE Undersigned will make Advances on Rafts uf Timber or Specifications of Deals, holding the said Rafts or Specification* accepted by tbe Cove holder as security.Apply to JOHN MACDOUGALL, Broker, Opposite Bank B.N.America.Quebec, 2nd June, 1855.THE Subscriber having LEASED that Saps and Convenimst COVE, known by the name ol ALEXANDRIA COVE, west of tbe Cap Rouge Pixr A Whaaf Company\u2019* -\t.\t.Hi oms.begs to inform both Upper and Lower Every article of Gentlemen\u2019» atitre made to or-t c,, >(j# Merchants that he is prepared to RE- der, in a superior well finished manner.Parti cular attention ia bestowed by him in the Cu ting Department.Garment* cot in every style and fashion.Also\u2014Fancy Vestings of beautiful patterns, and every article in the line.JEREMIAH O\u2019BRIEN.Quebec, 22nd May, 1855.\t6m Biscuit and Crackers.THE subecriber having increased facili'ies for tbe manufacture of BlaCUIT A CRACKERS ia enabled to offer them at a Lower Rate than heretofore.JOHN GLASS, 42, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 28th May, 1855.\t6m QUEBEC AND LAKE SUPERIOR ING ASSOCIATION.MIN VICTORIA HOTEL, QTjasao0 Adjoining t«mnnua of thr Quebec »nd Richmond R*ilvr*y.r ft HIS Extensive sod Elegant Hetel û row J.open for the reception ot Travellere, who will find every comfort and accommodation pa the MO*T ERASONAILE TIBM*.Meal* are »-rv.Hogifrj and Under-flothiog* rpHE Subscriber* have 4 CASES of the above.For SALE WHOLESALE A RETAIL at a small advance on Sterling r'n»t.J.A E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th Tune, 1855.FANCY DRESS GOODS.AN EXTENSIVE fUPPLY at much under the usual prices.J.A E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th June,1855.Barege and Cashmere Shawls N GREAT VARIETY.\u2014VERY CHEAP.A E.MORGAN.I Quebec, 4th June 1**55.* ¦ M UM M\u2019S Cabinet & Verzenay Champgnes TH E undersigned having been been appointed hy JULES MU MM A CO., ot Rheime, tbeir SOLE AGENTS tor the dis poaal in Canada of their CELEBRATED WINES, are now prepared to Forward Sup-plie*.Bonded or Duty ^¦a sin mb\tPaid, to Merchant* in VSy\tany part ot toe Pro- *.\tvlnce, and on ad van- {\ttageous ferma.Aa tne reputation of this Brand haa been so long and widely established, purchasers may iely on receiving a wine unsurpassed in quality by any imported Into the country.EF Buyer* will please observe that all Mumm'a Winea, shipped by them to Canada, have the name of the Undersigned on the Etiquette\u2014 and that none other is guaranteed genuine.HENKY CH.aMI\u2019MAN A CO., 49 St.Peter Street, Sole Agents for Julks Mvmm A Co.Quabec, May 19th, 1855.\trim WHZTBm.BAD'S London Potter and Ale.AFRESH SUPPLY joet received.In Purrs and Quarts, 6 dot.and 3 dot.Cases.HENRY CHAPMAN A CO.49, 8».Peter Street, Sol# Agents tor Canada.Quebec, 19th MsjgJ865._____6m _ ADVANCES.ÏIHE undersigned ai E.SI EVER ING r CeaaaaeonosNTi are authorized by Messrs.3 k SON, of London, and ifohdsmts in Liverpool and Glasgow, to enter into arrangements with partie* wishing to conaign Property to those Market*.HENRY OHAPMAN k CO.Montreal and Quebec.Qaebac, tfitii May, 1156.___6m OCKAW 8TKAB8HIP WHARVES FOR TARIFF OF CHARGES, WHARFAGE, Ac., apply to JOHN ANDERSON k CO., 8t.Peter Street.Quebec, 14th May, 1856.15 B' 'ale WHOLr.SALE at a small advance on Sterling Cost.J.A E.MORGAN.Quebec, 4th June, 1855 TOR AGE to be had on the INDIA WHARF.O Apply to Qacbec, 8tb May, 1855.A.A W.PARKE.Reckivcs GKi»sa*i.\u2019s Offick Quebea, 16th June, 1855 NOTICE is hereby given that TENDERS will b« received at this Office, epto the FIFTEENTH of AUGUST next, for DEBENTURES of the PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT, to be leaned under tbe Act peaeod in the las* Session of tbe Legislature, ietuled \u201c An Act to make fur-\u201c tber proviaioo for .defraying tbe cost of tbe \u201c New Court Houre at Montreal, Ac.\" to the \u2022xteut o' TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND POUNDSCurrency, bearing interest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annoelly upon coupons, in Bunds of £500.£250, and £l00cur-rency, each, at 20 years from the 1st July arxt-Interest to commence from date of depoait of principal te credit of this Department, in the Bank ot Upper Canada, or in any of its tgeacies Parties tendering for same will haye to state the apposais required and to bead tbe Tendrra as well as tbs superscription, \u201d Trndeis for loan on account of Montreal Court House.\u201d E.P.TACHE\u2019, 48\tR G.CEIVE and SHIP LUMBER.RICHARD K.JEFFERY, Offick on tbe premises.Quebec, 9th June, 1855.\t2m FOR SALE.A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of STANDING aid RUNNING RIGGING, six ! 'bread to ten inch.8put)yarn, M.r.me, House-line.Ac.Manilla utid White hope, Irum 3 to 6 inch, Packing Yam Ac .Ar.ROBT.MITCHELL A CO, Arthur Street.Quebec, 6\u2019h June, 1855.Plain and Fancy Silks.THE :nit>*'rjb*rs having received a Urge supply of PLAIN A FANCY SILKS, request .tbe attention of purchasers.O- TO BS SOLD CHEAP.RIGGING.TWO GANGS STANDING and RUNNING RIGGING, co*» | lete with Hawsers, suil-forvera*!* of looo Ton*, Lcmos\u2019s Manufac-turf.\u2014For Sale by J.BROWN k CO.Quebec, 23rd May, 1855.RICH FRENCH CHINA, Just Received via Havre and New-York A f'lASKS of RICH FRENCH CHINA, of t) V_y a Superior quality consisting of Bres fast.Tea and Dessert Services.Vases, Cologne Bottles, Ac., Ac.,\u2014and for Sale at THOMAS BICKELL\u2019S Ch'na, Glass and Earthenware Store, Corner of St.John Street A Jail Hill.Quebec, 1st June, 1855.MANILLA HOPE.HONS MANILLA ROPK, .HartKl sizes.For Sale by J.BROWN A CO.Quebec 23rc May, 1855.10 T Ncir Grocery And Ship Chandlery Score, T lias No.16 St.Peter Street.(aueexssoas to mr.mans hacins.) PHK.Su*'»rril rrs having purchased the business ol Mr.IWHH Hans Hauzms.beg to notify their friends and the public that they will CONTINUE THE RESINE'S heretofore carried on by him.in the same premises.No.16 51 Peter Street, end they hone by strict «Mention, and a thorough knowledge of the business, to merits share of public patronage.HOLFF.LDT A .McDONAGH.Quebec, 8tb May.Iffd) TH K Subscriber having LEASED the WHARF «n t STORKS, for aome years past occupied by Meurs C E.Lkvkv A Co , >T.JAMES SI REFT ; he offer* to RECRIVE, STORE and DKLIV8R GOODS of all descriptions on Mona* at a Trrms.He also offers WHARFAGE for Ships of any burthen, for loading or unloading, aa also a very advantageous berth for discharging * oals without hoisting hither than the hatchways.HENRY ATKINSON.Junior, Office on the Wharf.Quebec, Itth May 1855.r BOBIR\u2019S BBARRY, 7 I HENRY CHAPMAN A CO.49, 8t.Peter Street.Sole Agent* for Canada.Quebec, Mtb May, 1855.\t6m Notice to Lumberers.LUMBERERS who have operated during the past winter within tbe agency of thv undersigned are hereby notified that no Timber or Saw Loge will be exempted from duty except such as may be provided by affidavits to have been cot upon private lands, such affidavit* to be made (rom ptrtcmal knowledge and to describe distinctly in each case the lot on which the limbr, for which exemption ia claimed, wss cut, and tie precise quantity , cot thereon.For Rafts bound to Quebec market, tbe undersigned, will grant clearances shewing the quantities proved to be from private lands, and duty will be levied on whatever surplus the said Ratts 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 the quantities cut on public lands, and any false statement subjects the timber to seizure and confiscation.Any Rafts from this agency arriving in Quebec \u2014or other place, for sale or exportation without a clearance from this office will be subject to proceedings, inevitably resulting in detention and consequent loss to the owner.OLIVER WELLS, Survyr.Cr.Timber.Crown Timber Office, 1 Three Rivers, lltb July, 1855.f t-1-0 OPPOSITION LINK ! TATE\u2019S DAILY LINE OF PASSAGE STEAMERS BETWEEN QUjEftEÇ & fil OUT REAL THE Magnificent Steamer» \u201cCRESCENT\u201d and \u201cLADY ELGIN,\u201d will ply dunng the season between Quebec and Montreal, as lol-lows :\u2014 EMIGRATION.PARTIES desirous of BRINGING OUT their Friends from theUniTKo Kinodum, can do so on application to tbe undersigned, who will also furnish DRAFTS roa £1 UPWARDS, payable in any part of the United Kingdom.A'l particulars may be bad on applications, if by letter post-paid.A.C.BUCHANAN, Chief Agent.Emigration Department, ) Quebec, i9\u2019h September, 1854.S MRS.BROTHERS, a\tw Widow of the late Mr.Luke Brothers, BLACKSMITH, SHIP-SMITH, Ac., &c., Ac.DIAMOND HARBOUR.ON behalf of herseifaud child en bees re*;ert-lully to inform MERCHANTS.SHIP-5i ASTERS, STEVEDORES and others at 'he Port ot Quebec, that the husines- her-tofuie carried on by her late husband at tbe .bote premises wdl be continued by her.Mrs.Brothers hopes Irom the a: rangements she has maile, having secured tbe servies ot an ex-(icrienced Foreman and steady workman and aleo possessing tbe larzest stock of WurcHK*.Chuns, and Ship-Gear of every deacrip'ion, of any other person in tbe trade, to secure a con\u2019inuance of tbe pitronage so liberally bestowed on her late lamented husband during the past seventeen year* Mr*.Brothers alao begs leave to call attention to the safe and convenient loading and discharging berths, known as CARMAN'S WHARF, in rear of the Police Station, Diamond Hat hour, where she has an interest in connection with Mr.Wm.Banf eld.Every information and particulars ran be obtained by applying to Mrs.Brothers, on the premiaes, to Mr.Wm.Banfirld.or to Mr.Martin Bittie, Ship-Chandler and Grocer, Diamond Harbour.Quebec, 3Uth June, 1855.\t4)m Summer Dry Goods AT COST PRICE, TO CLEAR OCT THE STOEK AT J.HEWITT & CO.\u2019S, 3*, ST.JOHN\u2019S GATE, Commencing this day, (Monday,) The 16th instant.T IGHT Ground Cambric Dreases, JLi Faat Colors, from 3».6d worth 5s.100 Muslin Preaaea, at 2».6d.worth 5*.200 D«.do at 6s.worth 7a.6d 800 Straw Bonnets, from 6d.upwards.Barege and Cashmere Scarfs, Fancy Dreas Goods.Lustres, Parasols, Ribbons, Ac., ALL AT COST PRICE.Cotton k.Thread Hosiery in { doz., vert cheat Horrock\u2019s Shirtings, and lush Linens, in 1 Pieces\u2014Cheap.Summer Cloths, 1 weeds, Vestings, Drills, Ac., ALL AT REDUCED PRICES.A Disount of 10 perCent.for Cash will be taken off STAPLE A HOUSEHOLD GOODS- Quebec, 16th July, 185ft.J.LANK & CO , £mn|[tr & Commission grokm, Corner of CROWN A PRINCE EDWARD STREETS,-St.Rocha.Quebec.13:h July, 185.1).\tI2map.26 CASH FOR WILD LANDS.WANTED to purchase\u2014WILD LANDS in UPPER CANADA, for which caah will be paid.MATTHEW H.WARREN.St.Peter Street, opposite G.B.Syme* A Co.Quebec.Ii>'k July.1855.__ The Undersigned Offer For Sale : WHITEBREAD\u2019S ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.Mumm'a Cabinet and Verzenay CHAMPAGNES.De Kuyper\u2019» GENKV K in green cases.J.Howard March\u2019s MADEIRA in wood and in bottle*, (very old.) PORT WINES and CLARET of Tarions brands.ROBIN\u2019S BRANDY in cue*.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Mustard in i lb.bottles, Nutmegs in casks, Chrr-lal Sods in casks, Fry\u2019e Navy Cbocola\u2019e, Whir# Paint \u201c Genome\u201d in tins and kegs, Blue end Blerk Peint in keg*.Chromes in variety, Pig, Pip«, Sheet and Bar Lead.HKNRY CHAPMAN A CO., 49.St.Patar Street, Quebec, 3rd July.185ft.__________ JUST RECEIVED, Awn for Sale by the Sobscriiem :\u2014 YSON.Souchong.Twankay, and other fine TEAS; Window CJIsas, usoorted size*; Cand'ei.Soap, Brooms, Buckets.M itches.Pipe*.Honee Dew,Cavendish Tobacco.Ac.Ac.Alao\u2014Fall Herrings in barrel*, Green Codfish da., Cod Oil, Ac.BOISSONNAULT FRF.RKB, St.Paul Street, No, S7.Quebec, 18th Jane, 1856.\t3m H From Quebec* CRESCENT, Capt.G.Tate, Will leave Quebec on the Evening* of Tuesday.Thor id ay and Saturday, at 5 o\u2019clock.LADY ELGIN.Capt.J.M\u2019Intobh, Will leave vuebee on (he Evenings of A/un-day, H'eitnuday, and Iriday, at 5 o\u2019clock.Stopping at intermediate Porta, and arriving at Montreal early next moming.From Montreal.CRESCENT, Capr.G.Tate, Will leave Montreal on the EveiunKsut Monday Wtdnttdoy, and Friday, at b o\u2019clock.LADY ELGIN.Capt.J.M\u2019Intosh, Will leave Montreal on tbe Evening» of Tuesday, Thursday, »nd Saturday.at 6 o\u2019clock.Stopping at intermediate Par's, ana arnv* mg at Montreal early next morning.(Unclaimed Betters.LIST OF LETTERS remaining in tbeQaehat Post Office, an the let Aw»., 1866.if the loiiowing Latter* are not redeemed within SIX WEEKS from this date, they Will be sent to tbe Dead Letter Office.N.6.\u2014Persons enquiring for any ot those are respecliully requested to ask fut ** Apvrwisxo LETT**».\u201d lit* numbers after some of tbe names denote the number of Letters te the aam« addreea.A Ashinkust George These boats have during the winter, undergone a thorough repair, in Builera and Machinery, (the Boilers and Shaft* of tbe Cerscent being entirely new.) The furniture and internal arrange-merits have received extensive alterations and improvements.Strict attention will constantly be paid to the comfort of Passengers on this Line, an>l tbe Table will be furnished with the best tne markets can supply, tbe Proprietors personally superintending the ariangements.For Freight or Passage apply on board e>iber \u2022teamer, oral the Office of J W.STEWART, Gillespie\u2019s Wharf, Quebec.JANES A MORGAN.Custom House Square, Montreal.Quebec, 3rd July, 1855.FOR SALE.THKSeagc Horae Power, substantially built of the best materials, and nearly new, having only commenced running in August last.Length of Keel,\t108\tfeet.Breadth of Beam,\t21\tdo Hold,\t9\tdo Burthen in Tons,\t26o\ttons\tO.\tM.Can be »een it Day\u2019s Slip, Po.nt Levi.For further particulars, apply to GEO.BURNS SYMES k CO.Quebec, Feb.27, 1855.\tu Boxer Kaq W L Barry W m Berry Mia* Margery Bi own Esq John Bradley Mia A Bet.an Bait Bailey John Brodway Klienor Currtn James Cambell Mia Col.mgs Richard Cioa* Kaq Alex Connor Moses Cocgeu Patrick Doooine Mrs Doyle Mist Bridget Ewing John Foster Elizabeth Gloudy Ellen Gusby Capt Chas Mesure Patrick Hawley Andrew Hamilton Esq Tbos Hogan Esq J S Henderson Esq G Haden D Jewell Esq John Krebs John Kengtn Mathew Keyder Jacob King Michl Larne Esq S V 2 Langford Kaq J E Lewis James Lewie Thomas B Beat* W Biglow Narcisse Brown Esq James Byrns Mr* Jane Ball Ansa Brown Mr beLrend* Wm Clark Robert Cbim Wm Cornu Esq J F Clark Thomas Campbell Mra Bridget Davies David Doran Tboa Flinn Margaret Goodwin SergI'%«jor Goodhoart Mra John Hackett Mra Hanraban Thomas Hogan Esq J C Herbert John Humphreys Christoph J Jamison James : Kougb R Kneiland L Kcaui Marlin Lewis William Lindsay Joseph Ball Lawler Michnai Laueu Miss M QIARAMINE STATION.THE GROSSE ISLE STEAMER will leave tbe Qcf.fn\u2019s Wha*f every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at ELEVEN o'clock, A M.No person allowed t \u2022 Land at the Quarantine Station, without a Paas irum this ottice.A.C.BUCHANAN.Chief Agent.Govt.Kmig#.atio* DzrAKTMEKT.J Quebec, lltb May.1854.\t( Meredith Erq Rice 2 Murphy Mrs Mary McGuire Esq J jnn McDonald A K Montgomery Wm Merefield Wm Henry Maher Patrick Moloney Margaret Mason Ira Moony John Mann John MiKenna Esq John McCormick Mrs Jane MrLeliand Miss Ellen Monahan Miss Caiboun McCalium Miss A 2 Murphy Miss Jane McCrebm Arthur Maher Patrick Nunn Francis Y.Nolan William O\u2019Brine John 2 O\u2019Donnell Mary O\u2019Neill Owen O\u2019Brien Michael Mearns John McAuley Cbarle* Moffett Andrew» MacDonagh W Martin M m McKenna Wm Murphy Capt P Moboghan John McAuley k Bros Jaa McKeelen James Mac Way fcaq John Muir John Madigan Manors McGrath Daniel Meebao Cocnehus Miller Alexander Macrugh Mrs Widow Manaon Geoige Macauliev Tboa M N Nagle Eaq Grraid J O THE BRITISH * NORTH AMEBICAN \" 'V\u201d ',,rv ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.\tjC' r* \u2018 Patton Esq A C Phelan 1 bornas sq, Uuigley Mm Ann Roach Miss Mary Ann Ro»s Esq S Rooney Henry ityan John Scanlon Michael Spurrell S >ewellel Robt Scott Kobt-rt >beehrn Margaret Spark Hugh Meele Mary Ann Tinkham Esq Chas Wright John Walsh James WVikenton Francis W\u2019helan Pat W-tlah John William Mr From l¥ew York to Liverpool -\tChief Casik\tPassage.$13\" Secodd do do .75 From Boston to Ziiverpool.Chief Cabin\tPassage.$110 Second do\tdo .60 The ships from Boston call at Halifax.AKARrA, Capt Judkins, America, Capt.Lang, Persia, Capt Ryne, Kosopa, Lapt Shannon Asia, Capt EG Lott, Canada, Capt Stone.Africa,Capt Harrison, Niagara, Capt Leitch Tbeee vessela carry a clear Ahite Lignt a' mast head; Green on starboard bow; Red or port bow.leave\tWEDNESDAY- America, Lang, \u201c Canada, Stone, '' Asia Lott,\t'' America, Lang, \u201c Canada, Stone, \u201c Africa, Hartikon, \u201c Boston, do 18th July Boston, do 1st Aug.Boston, do Jftth \u201c B ston, do 29tb \u201c Boeton, do 12th Sept.Boston, do 26th Sept.L^There will be no steamships of this line from New York until further notice.m Bertha not eeenred until paid for.An experienced Surgeon on board.The owner* of these ship# w ill not be account able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie.Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.For Freight or Passage apply to K.CUNARD.4 Bowling Green, New York, Or S.S.LEWIS, Boston.Agents in Europe:\u2014D.tc C.MacIver, Liverpool; G.k J.Bcsns,Glasgow ; J.I>.Foord 52 Old Broad Street, London; Donald CcaaiE Havre, and 17 Boulevard des Italiens, Pans.July 17 th.185.5.The Subscribers bave Just Be-ceived A offer for Sale : Genuine white paint in Tmaof?.h and 28 lbs., Do.do.in Packages of I cwt.Extra Paria Green, ground, in tins ol 7 k 14 lbs.each Burnt Turkey Umber, do., do.2.7 k 141b* Fine Emerald Green, do., do.7 ft 14 lbs Pa rent Bryer, in tins of 1,2, 3, 4 ft 5 lbs.each, Yellow, Blue, Red, Brown, and black Paints in convenient packages.A general assortment of Dry Colors.English and American Varnish, band Paper, Pumice Stone, Glue, Putty, Brushes, ftc., ftc.\u2014also,\u2014 CROWN and Best GERMAN SHEET WINDOW GLASS: 6| x 7i, 7i x 8i, 8i x 91.8x10,9x11, 9 x 12, 10 x 12,10 x H.10 x 15.14 x 12.14x 18,14x 20 16x20.18x24,20x24, 22 x 26 , 22 x 28.24 x 30, 28 x 38.30 x 40, 36 x 4C, 36 x 48.Ruby, Green, Pm pie, Orange and Blue Glass\u2014 Ornamental Corner*, ftc.W.k J.McKAY, Oil ft Color Men, First House nutaide Palace Gate.Quebec, 15th June.1855.O\u2019Neil Margaret O\u2019Coual Tbos O\u2019Brian MreElizbth Oebcrue Anna L Paiker Esq \u2014 Pottle Thos Porter Eaq James Patrick Esq Quinn Kaq Jos Ryan Edmond Kow»e John Roche David baragdon William Sheridan Thomas Sollace Esq R D Swyer* Manuel Short John Shea Margaret W Taylor Mr Waugh Mr Wilcockson Cha* Woodlands Mr Watch William Wilson Francis P.A.LOESCHER, (LATE RISCHMUELLER k LOESBHKR.DOMESTIC ft FOREIGN, FomnalMlon, Forwnrdtng, Fx-change ft.l*aNNafce*lttiiitiicRft, Quebec, Napoleon Wharf | X York.TOflreenwfck sir SELL TICKETS for PASSAGE from Hamburg Bremen.Antwerp.Havre, or London to theee Porta.Pateenger* arriving at Quebec, or New York, will be Forwarded to 'be West hy the moat convenient and expeditious routce, at tegular fares.DRAW B'LLR on the principal eitie* ol Germany, France and England.Take charge of Good* forwarded from Knrop to the United States and Canada and vice rrm Quebec, JOtb May, 1855.\t12m Post Office, ) Quebec.3id Aug.1855.% HATS.J.\tft CO.r BUADE STREET, Fronting the Upper Town Market, INVITE the attention of intending parchaser to their Stock of Gentlemen s SATIN HATS, of the MOST FASHIONABLE JiTYl.ES.FELT HATS in all tbeir variety of color and ahape.PANAMA, LEGHORN ft TUSCAN HATS selling at unusually LOW PRICKS.A NEW and beautiful STYLE of SUMMER HATS, named \u201c La CaeafciEcei\u201d.Travelling Capa, Hat Cases, Bathing Caps, Waterproof Coats, and Wool Ruga lor Carnages.July 10th.18.5.5.NAILS.A LARGE Assortment of Cut Nails, Ship and Railway Spikes, for Sale by JOHN ANDERSON ft CO.Quebec, 18th May.1855.W.& J.MCKAY i PAINTERS, 4*c., CFFirst House outside Palacb Gate.^h HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from PARIS an assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, to which Urey invite the particular attention of their Customers and the puMic generally.They conaret of DRAWING R(K)M in Wkit* and Tinted Grounds and Gold, DIN NG ROOM, LIBRARY.PARLOUR, ftc.in velvet and Gold, varmu* Colours, RED RoOM in «\u2022very variety, HALL ami VFS1IBULR Paper m Mosaic Designs, Marbles.Granites and Waiusrnlt.and an assortment of beautiful PANNE LUNGS and DECORATIONS, a Class of PAPER HANGINGS now introduced for tbe ret time into the City.Nome ol thoee DESIGNS are copies from the celebrated European FRK6COES, aome ate original and were awarded tbe large Gold Medal at tbe WORLD\u2019S FAIR in LONDON, tbev are ell of the b if best order of Artistic exc*)Knce.end, being quite new to this Market, Iks pubt\u2019r art rtspert fully invittd to roll ntid txamlnt them 6c-frtrr making other jrurrkntr*.The above, with a very large assortment ol Fngli-b and American l\u2019#|er*^of sn almost endless vauety of Tatterne and Colours, and at Prices from 5d.upwards, make up a STOCK which for EXTENT.RICH NEW.and VARIETY cannot he equalled inihl* Citf.- W.ft J.McK.have «Won hand a great variety of TRANSPARENT WINDOW Mf A DES, ORNAMENTAL W|kE BLfftM, FIRE SCREENS, ftc.a compléta aaeewnseat *f ARTISTS\u2019 .M AI KRI ALS,\tGRAIN* KRS TOOL! PAiNTERlF BRUSHES, and all the ranuua COLOURS* OlL8»fte.,oaml by ffi« HOUSE PAINT***-Quebec, flat A|»nl, W- ; THE MOKNTNG CHRONICLE.TUESDAY.AUGUST 7.18S5.!f«w 44verll«eiueBtii this day.t»r Rimo.i*ki\u2014St.Atlroir&J.Golden Soiree\u2014M.Raymond.Mar* for Sala.Chain Pompa\u2014T.Gumming.Lightning.Building Site for Sala\u2014LaMoina k Cimon.Civil Knglnaara, lit.\u2014T.A.C.Walker.Notiea to Ship^Maatera.Advocate\u2014R.Pope.St.Michel College \u2014F.X.Touaeaint.Bricks, Ac.\u2014J.J Lowndea.Groom Wanted.Union Build Society-\u2014J Row.Sheriff's Sale\u2014J Richard.QUEBEC, AUGUST 7, 1855 Dbowncd.\u2014On Sunday laat, betweon four they were too intracUble and troublesome W and five o\u2019clock, two meo were drowned at * Tibbita\u2019 Cove.H ia aaid they were sailora belonging to an American ahip lying oflfthat place.It muât be cause of exultation to every Canadian, indeed to «very one in any way connected with Canada, to see the Country making so great a display and taking m> creditable a position in the Great Exhibition at Paria.Hitherto almost everytniiig done in North America has been attributed in Europe without much discrimination or inquiry to the zeal, energy and enterprize of the United States.And our Republican neighbours, who vaunt in no sparing manner their own achievements, and extol their own superiority in every department of industry, are always ready and willing to take credit lor anything, even when it is hardly their due.In the Exhibition at Paris, as well as in that oi London, they have been surpassed in almost all points by the Canadians ; and the patriotic citizens of the Great Republic must have seen with sorrow, what a poor ligure their country made in these collections of the inuustry of all nations, when compared with many monarchical countries.One of the roost important things that Canada required has been done for it by these Exhibitions.\u2014 What it wanted was, that its great capabilities, its varied productions, its rich stores of mineral wealth should be made known to the world, and that many foolish and absurd prejudices concerning its climate, soil, &c., shiKlld be dispelled.This has in a great measure been done for it by the credible display of its productions in the two great expositions; the result will in all probability he its rapid elevation to its proper position in the stall of nations, as a great producing country.\u2014Those Canadians, who ha\\ : not been able or fortunate enough to visit the gay city on tfte batiks of the Seine, where the present exhibition is being held, are under no < r linary obligations to the correspondent who furnishes the Montreal Gaztttt with those amusing, well written, graphic letters upon every event connected with thatexhibition.In addition to the ollicial communications ot Mr.Taché, which w^ have regularly published, we have copied from our contemporarv, for , the benefit of our readers, these v., iaole letters; and certainly it must be acknswled-ged that the descriptions are lively and interesting, making the scene and occurrence's pass, as if it were before our own eyes.He complainsof Mr.Taché objecting to call together a meeting of the Honorary Commissioners in Paris; but until we hear both sides of the question, it would be premature to comment harshly upon it.Let us rather be content with adverting to the pleasing view of the subject, and rejoice that Canada has deservedly gained so high a position at this great Exhibition, and that all things connected with her share and appearance therein have been hitherto so successfully conducted.Nxw Impkmul Postal Cm ahcjk» on Nkws-vai'Xks.\u2014The following letters and potition \u2014which fu ly explain themselves\u2014received by the An >, we have pleasure in publishing.Sir Cusack Koney certainly merits, and will, we trust, receive the thanks of the people of Hritish America for the promptitude and energy with which he advocates their interests, iii this matter of Newspaper taxation.A more one-sided, paltry, petiy-larceny attempt to tnz the Colonies than this penny stamp business, it is impossible to conceive.Why, m the name of all that is just and reasonable, should the Montreal or any other foreign or colonial subscriber to an English paper be taxed a penny lor each number, while the London or Liverpool subscriber receive it free :\u2014 London.July II, tlttV Sis,\u2014I take ths liberty «*t f'irManiing 'o youi Kxc«*llrncy the « o, y ol a rori-si o< d i.ce b.\u2022 iwt-vn Mr.RowUixt Hil-amJ mywll, wilhrslvi-S' ca to a Irttei ( Ln eni'lo.'ril) h I a Wrresrd \u2022o 'hr K ii'or oi ibr 1 irol in favor\") the rublic in 'be Mo ber Country.Your Kxcel-I-i.cy wrl itoublless not fail to notice the Ktatr-ment oi Mr.How.'and Hi'l that this new taxation was assent d to by the CoIomuI Govern men » two years ago, when a reduction in die cnaigc lor letters passu g between G ea' hritau amt me Colonies w^s sug-jeati-d by the I\u2019cst Id-live Department in mi* country.I b-ve ti e bon«r t be.Your ExieMeiicy's most obf.servt,, Cvsack I*.Ronkt.To His Excellency The Governor of P.S \u2014A Post Office notice in io-«!ay*s London papers calls attent-on to me fact that P»«i»eia lor the Colonies, wii .\u2022it Postage vtamps .irix «I to ttiem, w ill not l>e lore sriled.1 uudsrs and dit* a though only ten tiny* hive elapse.! since ti.' new arbitrary regulation t.os come into oi r< * tiou, there are several ton» of newspapers ! \u2018it at tt-e Post Otfi e which will not be lorwai I.It is unn*cessarv to dwell upon the im tie' .ommeicid at .social ucorivenienee that t .f.consequeul./ tske place in eveiy liiitisn colony.be trueted m any other department, buo»u»« they were lez)t, or because they were roia-oh.ovously active\u2014for every reason iu the world, fu fact, except becau-ne they ktvew anything of the department they undertook to administer.To this time-honored practice Sir William Moleaworth ia a fi st and most signal exception ; he is Colonial Secretary because he understands the colonies and lor no other reason whatever.It would be difficult to exaggerate the aer-vicea which during his parliamentary career the new Colonial Secretary haa reud' c1 to the cauae ol the new ooloniea, and the dAgre^ in which, by so doing, ho haa consolidated and concilitated the remoter portions of this great empire.He was the first to denounce the intolerable evils resulting Irom the system of transportation to the Australian colonies, with its inversion of right and wrong, its material prosperity, and moral rottenness.If not the founder, he may fairly te termed the reguatur and purifier of lhat great group of depennenciee.He was among the early colonizers of Now Zealand, though entirely free from the que-tiou-;.l»le aets which a 11er wards discredited that nul'le undertaking.He ;xieseased and imparted to parliament vast stores of knowledge as to the complicated relations between the English settlers at the < ape of Good Hope, the Dutch Boers, and toe savage tribe» by which they are menaced and surrounded.To him we mainly own the establishment of the principle now recognized as an axiom, but formerly ridiculed as a parauox, that to the colonies should lie intrusted the management ol their own affairs, and the establishment of that double electoral chamber, which seems likely to pe\u2019 vade all British commutii-ties, troni Canada u> New Zealand, lohis untiring exertions we ewe it that the country has been spared the enormous expense ol maintaining troops in these distant regions, and no one has thrown more light on the best constitution for dependencies, atnl on the iiia'iuer in which imperial should l>e distinguished from local powers.These are solid qualifications for the olfice, and augur well for the m nues in which its duties will be performed.Much will lie expoeied from such a minister, and Sir William Molesworth must bean indefatigable and aucceistul it he overcomes the formidable rivalry ol his own already achieved reputation.THE ARMISTICE.Corrr«|>ood*M« erf the Loudon Time».Camp Baroac Scsastopol, June 26.The sad history ofthe I9|h, which I was obliged to interrupt ou the departure of the mail, is soon finished.The bodies of many a brave officer whom I knew iu old time* old times of the war, for men\u2019s live* are abort here, and the events of e life are cotupre»e* seen anfl further P*rtie« l»rs obl'-n«-0 be subject to the approval of th* Senior Com-miMsriat Officer at Quebec for the time being, and to be wairan'ed to keep tweet ai d eound lor tv of delivery.Payment will be maileoa each delivery.Frcrola Ox Beef, Of th* beat quality.'0 be properly \u2022Uutbterod, and to conaist of equal portion* ol tor* and hind Quarter*, tt be subject to tbe approval ol the Senior Commissariat Offlc-r.for the time being at Quebec Payment will be mode monthly, but the amount due for the fiiet mon h\u2019* supp y will he retained hy (he Commissariat, until tb# expiration of the Contract Partie* tendering are desired not to fail to ascertain the reo aintng conditions of this contract, before they make their Tender.FOKAC1E.For daily Ration for Cavalry and Artillery, conaiating of lUlb*.of Oat*.12 lb* of Hay, and 8 lb* of Straw.For other troop* 9 lb* ol Oata, \u2022>r 14 Iba.of Bran, |6 tbe.of Hay, and 6 Iba of Straw.Tendeia to atate the price of each description of Raiion, also each item, should a psrt only be required The deliveries must be mailt irom the Commimariat Stores or the Contractor*! I Stores, where a month\u2019s supply must be deposit, ed by tbe 20lb day of each preceding month, or it will bo purchaaod on the Contractor's account.Hay ol laat year\u2019s growth must be lurniaàaij until the 3U'h November, 1855.Pay nient will be made monthly.CANDLES.e best quality, in boxes of 50 Iba.each, to consist of 3,000 lb*, of abort 6\u2019s, and 5,000 lbs.ot sboit 8\u2019a.The .whole lo be delivered on or before tbe I at day WILL lea va tbe NAPOLEON WHARF, I 0f November, 1855.and to be aubject to theap-TUESDAY MORNING, 7th August, I proval of tb* Senior Commisaariat Officer at at EIGHT o\u2019clock, on a\tQuebec, for tbe Urne being.The rat# per box to V'YC'TT'R SlTClN ** atated.and payment will be made 00 tha com-I p|Viion $f ike Centract.\u201d S&riiM&'tr.Cap:tin R.SIMARD, 99 PLEASURE up the HIVER SAGUENAY, calling going and returning at Murray Bay, Uivivre DueUe.and River du Loup, and getting back to Quebec on the following Thursday evening.For lurther information, apply to JOHN LAIRD, Agent.St.Lawrence Chambers.Quebec, August 6, 1855.Mail Steamer.THE \u201cJOHN MUNN\u201d will leave the NAPO-I.F.ON WHARF, each TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY AFTR-vNOONS.at FIVE o\u2019clock, for BATISCAN.THREE RIVERS, SOREL, and MONTREAL.ROBERT SHAW, Agent.Quebec, Aug.3.1855.LANDING, ex \u2022* Bat-mMA.\u201d fromLabied or 80 Casks PALE SEAL OIL.Fur Sale by JAMES J.LOWNDES.Quebec, 4th Aug.1855.\t12 FOR SALE, c OD OIL,\tTABLE FISH, No.3 MACKARF-L.DIGBY HFRR1NGS, By\tJ4MFS J.LOWNDES.Quebec, 4th Aug., 1855.\t12 THE GREAT ENGLISH CLOWN IN QUEBEC.BAILEY A CO.\u2019ff town in- \u2014\t.\t.-.\u2014\u2014 on the 18th, ha«l they been atrona enough to j |rom all part* of ire wnild extolling its msr.ifol ad v,trice from the cemetery.Whether they *\t*\t-.\t_-i_-^ j r_.i j could have mnintained themselves under the fire of lorts, ships, and haUertes, is another question.It is now shrewdly suspected that inside the Redan behind those outward and visible walls of earth, there is another very strong work\u2014-a kiml cfstar fort of earth with sunken batterie ¦-and it is certain that inside the Ma'akoff worksthero are several lines of battery which have never been unmasked.J .Nt eERC AL.Impart* and Exports al Quebec.I Compiled forth*» Horning Chronifle.1 EXPORTS.Augu*t 6.Par hark Roairene.UhrUtenaen.for T.ondon\u2014330 tons tamaror.00 do ash.13 do «dm.«0 do tdreh.IS do rod pln«\\ 10 do oak.3 do ba«*»vood, 6 in «tares, by C B l,o VP^»i,r bark Ar«»thn*a.Klrkpatrlek.for Hllgo\u20143 tons oak.10 «lo ptm.60 do red pine.107 do white do.WOO std spruce deals.I» do plno do.8 tn pipe stavea.« m W O W I do.by Ryan Bros 4 Co\t,\t.Per ship Tricolor, Hod*e.for Liverpool\u2014500 tons oak, S3 do elm.ISS do rod plnn.1840 do white do.38W etd pine deals, 4 m ptpo staves, « m W O W I do, 1» rants lathwood.by Le Meeurler 4 Co.Per ahip York.Hnrnle.for Liverpool\u201433 tons oak, 1100 do white pine, « m pipe «laves.3400 std pine deals, 1 cord lath wood, by A Git mour A Co, Per ship Maranham.Clarke, for London\u2014Additional to eareo «hipped laat Fall-307 tons white pine, 363 aid ploT/eals.£ corde lalhwood.bv A * I» Rttchle* Co.Per brie Reliance.Poston, for Great karmonth\u201476 Ion* oak.*7 do birch.SO do whit* pine.OT00 ttd plan deals, ISO do sprnce do, ISO do plnn deal ends, 1 in pipe stave*, by C B Levey A Co.Per bri* Helsav Castle.Hell, for Carmarthen-7 tone oak 343 «To white pine.V40«td pine deals, 11 cord* lath woo4.by U» Meaqrier.Tlleteaj* 4 t e, .\t.\u201e .Per brie Radical.Warren, for RnnderUnd\u2014W ton» oak 70 do elm 54 do red pine, 1!W do white do, 600 etd pine deels.919 do deal ends, 3 pc« wbtte ptne mast*, by G B Byrne* * Co.RAFTH ARRIVF.l) AT TUB PORT OF QUF.BBC.Owners.\tDescrlnHon.\tWhere lying.Anenst 6.C 4 R McDonnell, white J Kaston, while Pino, elm ' m.*«l*.D A I) C*lvli« * Co.n*k.Hun try < R McConnell red plno.Capron*»».Conquering and to Conquer.If any lac» more conclusive than another werr necessary to piove the treat benefits derived from the use of \u2019iOuLE\u2019i CELEBRATED HYPE-ION FLUID now hailed throughout the world ea ihe gréai American Hair Tunic, it would be thxt of ite rapid sale\u2014quadrupled every v^ar\u2014sod the imm-ns* number of certificat»» .tuee when everything else tud failed.There i* no mn'ady *»hich affect* tb* Hair hut this can « u e.Is vour H*ir thin, coats*, wiry, turning .«id or srey BOGLE\u20198 11.PERION FLUID a ui \u2022 a\u2019orc i' lo rs prialinc beauty nn«i luxuriance It i«'he only article to «ur* acu'f and dandiuff.nd is higbli eiirem»-d to- n-adaches »n«l co'de in 1 iie he d On nitdren\u2019s heads it Iny* the fouf da-i >n of a goo«t head 01 H»ir and at th - Ldv\u2019* io«le' it is t'\u2019tr*et, from St.J.*eph Street to St.Joachim Stie-1 St.Dent.Mreet, f om Dee Griaaon Street to St Frawi- \u2022*tieet.St.Fiancis S »eet, from St G-nevieve Street to *f.i et*i.S»ie»t.Lapon- S r el from Me.Genevieve Street to St.Demi Sweet.Tender* to a'a e price at per lineal foot only f*'t tbe execu'ion of the work.Ttie Contractor will be held responsible for all arciden's that may occur to any gaa pipe bouse building or peiaon, during the p ogre** of hu work , and w*t1 have to find all tooia, planks Ac that may he n ceaaary.The Cd .ft.r MONDAY, JULY 2nd, , Firat Class Passenger Train will leave Point Lxvi, at 7:00, a m.connecting at Rich-mond with Traîna to Portland and Montreal ; arriving at Portland 7:20 tbe same evening in time for the Steamboat to Boston, and New York, and at Montreal at 1:30, r.M.Tbe Night Mail Train will leave Point Levi at 8:15 p m.and connect at Montreal with tbe morning Train for Ogdenaburgh and Rouae\u2019s Point.The Fcaav Boat will leave the Company\u2019* Wharf.HALF-AN-HOUR BEFORE the departure of each Train.2nd July, 1855.Grand Trunk Railway.IBW REDUCTION of FARES BKTWKEN QUEBEC ANDJMONTREAL.FIRST CLASS, .fl:50 SECOND Do.1:00 ON and after MONDAY, the 16rh JULY, 1855, SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAINS, THROUGH in 5i HOURS, FIRST CLASS ONLY\u2014Leaving Montreal and Quebec, at 4:00 P.M.Quebec, lltb July, 1855.\tIro Soap Stone, or French Chalk.THE Subacribera are now prepared to evecute orders for POTION SOAP STONE, allowed to be the beat and purest yet found.It is put up in boxes of 2 cwt., containing about 50 tablet*.Wholesale buyerx will be supplied on application to Mettra.\t________ CHINIC, SIMARD 8t METHOT, Ht.Peter Street.Or tn Mesara.WHITNEY k CO.Potion, East Riding, Miasisquoi.July 26th, 1855.\t1m BULL FOR SALE.Lf\u2014\u2014j.A FINE BRED AYRSHIRE BULL, xi.7 month* old liom a Cow imported last Summer.\u2014PRICE, £12 10s.\u2014 Apply at the office *ove iineot new and rare pattern».£j\"Priee* very naodera'e Qu-brc.30th June, 1855.\tu BEADS.OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, For aale by,\tM.P.BROIFIf, 186 Peail Sireet,New York June.23rd.\t12m A ver St.Charles, bounded to tha oortk by the property of S Levy, Esq., to tb* eaat by U J.T.Taachereau, representing Lafontaine, FOR SALE.LOT of LAND situate near tha Little Rt* by the \u2019 that of to the weal by that of F.X.Labrie\u2014containing sixty arpenta in auperficiea, with House, Barn and other building»\u2014the whole in good order.Term» of payment easy.Apply to the proprietor, Michel Moizan, at Ancienne Lorette, or lo\tMICHEL TESSIER, Notary.Quebec, Slat July, 1855.\t3mp MRS.ROCHE WOULD inform the Ladies of Quebec, that she haa returned, and may be seen at her apartment., Mr.P- CHOUINARD^S Poixt Levi, where *h# ia prepared to give INSTRUCTIONS in Grecian Oil, Enamel and Brome Paint-imr, Ornamental Inlaying in Pearl on Papier Mache, Imitation of Old Oak Canring*, and Wax Flowers, Turkish Fi* eiires, Fruit, and Shells.Mr*.R.ht* Rxpüctn her Tkim* to ONE- HALF the former chargea.Ladies Inatructed at thetr own residence*, if A*C«rd of Term* may be ae*n at Mr.Sir clair\u2019s Book Store, John Street.Quebec, 20th July.1855._*iW Dodd\u2019ff CuriositieB of Literature HIGH SCHOOL will be OPENED on the 14th of Alignât, at tbe usual hour.Quebec, 4th August.1855.rpHF.1 TUESDAY, To Watch Makcra.THE Suhtrriher is at present prepared to Cna* Watches for the trad* in any of he modern a\u2019ylea.He has also an assortment ol Fine Engliah and French Movements, which he will case to »uit purchaser», al New York prices.Address\tWHITEFORD, Main-Street, Three Rivera.Three Rivers, 4th Aug , 1855.\t* Im Ultra Marine.A FEW BOXES ULTRA MARINE, For Sale by.J BROWN A CO.Quebec, Augu»t 3, 1856.IN THE PRES8AND SHORTLY TO BE PUBLISHED by the UNDERSIGNED, The Rise «-f Canada fr^m Barbarism to Wealth and Civilisation, CHARLES ROGER, aniNO A HISTORY of the country from the TIME OF lib DISCOVERY UNTIL THE PRESENT DAY; with occasional flimi**» ¦\u2019 the progr*-aa of the United Stt *?», Including \u2022 rapid glanes at the War of Independence ; The causa of ih* War of IM2 ; The War itaeIf on the Land an i on the heabo»rd, and tha proceeding* of the t nnv'ati'n at Hartford ; Pouitraying the* Social.Commercial and Political condition of bntk hectl-r# of Cane» a, aa developed * y time ; ant indhailiig 'he Rvtnuicea and ( apabilitiea ol a Country laptdly becoming important.P.kIaCLAIR, Book-eeiler, John Street.Quebec, Aog t, IMS.COHTBWTe: GLASS and it# Manufacture ; Iron and ita Ma\t^ ^ nufacture; Wood and ita application ; t al-culating and Registering Machine», India Rubber end Gutta Percha; Industrial application» of Electricity; Gold in the Mint, Mine and ''ork-»hnp ; Paper, ita application and ita Noveliia# ; Printing, ita Modern Verietiee ; Cotton «no Flex, a contrast ; Corn and Bread, what they owe to Machinery ; a Ship in the Nineteenth Cen.uary, Fire and Light, contrivance» for their production ; Wool and Silk; Tin and Feather*; The Chemistry of Manufacture#; Steam lower and W.\u201er Power.\tp.SINCLAIR, St.John Street.Quebec, 20th July, 1855.To Government Officials and others, removing to Toronto.TO LET, for Four Years T7»ROM OCTOBER next, an Excellent I W J; HOUSE, in the immediate vicinity of ¦EI-SL tjje Governor General\u2019* residence, con' taining in Basement, Kitchen, Cellar, Pantry, Ac Drawin-room, Dining-room and Butler'* PantrT.Five Bed-rooma, Water-cloaet, Hot and Cold Water in Dining-room ; Marble Chimney pieces, Grata*, Bella and Gaa.The whole fitted up in the most complete manner.RENT, £125 per annum.Apply to P\tJAS.GRAND, Arehi'ect, Corner of King k F^y Street», Toronto.Toronto, 27th July, 1855.\t12 0\u201cSever*l Houaea from £80 to £250 per year to Let.Office of the Maryland Consolidated LOTTERIES, Baltimorx, July lat, 1855.ALL TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES OF TICKETS, IN THK LOTTERIES AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND, BEAR THE LI-THOGRAPHED 3ÎGNAIURR OF F.X.BRElf AW, GENERAL AGENT FOR THE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY OTHERS ARE JAMES GARRATT, WATCHMAKER ft JEWELER, FABRIQUE STREET, QUEBEC, IMPORTER OF WAVCKBS ft «BWBftBY, PLATED WARE, fiblt Cntlrti, flajitr-pitljt ®rci, akd a great vaxiett or rANcr goods.Watches and Jewelry neatly Repaired.Quebec, 24tb July, 1855.Gold Lever Watches.ÂFINE aaaortment of LONDON MADE GOLD LEVER WATCHES, extra jewel» Compensation Balance, first quality, warranted one year.JAMES GARRATT.Watchmaker and Jaweler, Fabriqne Streeet.Quebec, 24th July, 1855.icketa or QUEBEC LIBRARY ASSOCIATIOM, - ST.ANNE STREET, Op«w Drom A, «s- ns., to !\u2022* P« m\u2019 NEW WORKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY THIS DAT: Algeria and (he French Conquest.luth !fat of Westphalia HAMS of good quality FUNCH, MEINCKE A CO.25th July.1855,\tShaw\u2019* Buildings.FOR SALE.AM AY\u2019S BEST FIRE 50,000 RVaifK H C STEVENSON k CO.Quebec, 27th June I8>5.For Rale, e* \u201c rw*\\|e«tlc,\u201d 1 /4 K rpONS Superior PACKING SALT.I4tD 1\tLANE, GIBB à CO.Quebec, 19th June, 1855.LANDING EX \"RELIANCE.\u201d 100 QR*CASKS Whi,e w\u2018n* Vine' 30 Hhhda Martell\u2019a Dark and Pale Cognac, Vintage 1850 and 1851.50 Caae# Martell\u2019a Pale Cognac, Vintage 1850 and 1851.LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, 4th July.1856.Just Landed ex \u201c Aurora,\u201d AND FOR SALE IN BOND OR DUTY PAID:\u2014 100 Caae* Pale, ) 200 do.Dark, S Quebec, 19th July, 1855.BRANDY.** Jean R»nand.\u201d J M KERR, Leaycraft\u2019a Wharf.MONTREAL, WILL leave ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF, for THREE RIVERS and MONTREAL, THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, at 5 o\u2019clock.In consequence of the \u2022\u2019 John Mi nn\u201d changing her day», the \"MONTREAL\u201d will leave Quebec, until further notice, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS and from Montreal on the TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.Cabin PAsa.AGK, 12*.6d.Stxk*aox, 2».6d.Quebec, 20th July.1855.Meal* included.J.WILSON, TO WING 'l'HE Steamer \u201d ST.LOUIS,\u201d is now A ieady to undertake the TOWING ol RAFTS and to MOVE VESSELS, at Very Low Nate*.The greatest attention will he paid to Order» which may be placed in the hands of the proprietor.LOUIS POIRF.\u2019.Quebec, 12th M«v, 1855.\t6m COUNAC BKAiNDIES or.Tin IK cognac branot, .Ch.- t)v/ XJ.loupm*»\u2019 Pale, Vintage 1852.12 HhJa.Cognac Brandy, Mar eli\u2019s Pale, Vintage 1850 4t 1851.8 Hhd# Cognac Hrandy.Martell\u2019a Dark, Vintage 1850 ft 18>1., Now landing ex Brig «, Reliance,\u201d from Charente, and lor Sal- by JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 2nd July 1855.MR.W.M.STEERS, CIVIL ENGINEER, AMn FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF I.A Bl D 8 \u2022 POUT 0AP.ITIA, O, Quebec, 27th June, 1855.United States Hotel, JnjrcTtoi* or , Foderal, Slim and Congress Strssts VOEV&A», Ml.SOLOMON MTP.I0S, June 2nd, 1855.Proprietor.3m B RABS FOUNDER and FINISHER.Locksmith, and Bell Hanger, D\u2019Aiooillo* Srasgr, Upper Town.Corner from th* Upper Gate of tbe Artillery Barrack*.N.B.\u2014Bell Hanging done on the latest and moat approved methods, and on reasonable terms Every description of Braes Work repaired, re-larqoered and oranted.Gong# for Engine room* made and fitted up.Quebec, 17th Jaly.18.55.THREE or FOUR GENTLEMEN can be accommodat'd with BOARD, at No.10, Comer of GaAWT and PmiiacR Edward Street*, Rt.Roebe, on RtAaouARiR Ttiara.Quebec, 25th April, 1866.FOR SALE k * That sple,:;ii> building lot in free and Common Soccage, fronting on St., Lrwt* Road, a quaitrr of a mile from the I m i Nt Iff If JlfFflllUIW Ann ^h^p\u2022 I GaTx.vontaining about four acre» front by aix Mociiaaro\t! acre# in depth, forming part of HATFIELD FARM.For partiniLr* apply to CHARLES S.PHILLIPS.Gilleapie\u2019a WbarC.Quebec, 2lat July, 1855.THE Steamer \u2022\u2022 PHŒVIX\u201d will TOW Ship* or Rafts at th* LOWEST R A 1ES Apply to\tW.DINNING, St.Pe Buumnu, NEW YORK.]7, St.John St., Btore.Quebec, 9th May, 1854.3m THOFFU'E\u2019to SHAW\u2019S hU 11.DINGS.Foot of Mocntaii» Hill, oppotite to Mr»»r« t himc 01M.BD, M.TH.T A CO-\u2019;($5£*VOPVGi Advocatx.Qoahec.2nd, Feby.IMS.removed, onderaigned h«a R K M N F.D hit BPSINESS NOTICES.Li jm papa-\u2019j,*» .¦ DID GOPPEB A BRASS.The umiersh.\u2019neu »iii J., il» price t«ir Old Coppe* at.d Bib»» at the Work* khopt of the Quebec W ater M oik».*\tJOHN LEE.Quebec 9th June.1854.OA TbUBE\u2019.PmovmciAL a A e U -0*e»No 31L M Rocha; and at tha Lakuimu P foWD.Quebec, 7tbJDee., 1853.JOHN MACB0B8ALL, Custom Jpoudeanb &bip BROKER, ¦ oavBTOa Batpub St lack, Lowe and IN SV RANGE AGENT.MARINE O» rtc*, oppoaitr Bank or Bbitun ^ Noetm America.\tS Quebec.17th Jaoy , lna5.S.M.PETTENCILL &.Co \\JEWSP\\PER ADVERTISING AGENT'S, No.10, State atro«t, Bo»ton, aro Agen'a for >.e Quebec Mornint CRronic/e, and are autborirxl to receive ADVERTISEMENT'S and SUB* SC'KIP ITONS for ur at the rates aa reouiml at hi» office.Their receipt* are regarded aa pay-n ent* Quebec SSrd April.1852.CHAMPA6NE VINEGAR.THF.undeteiKned having ESTABLISHED VINEGAR FACTORY, ol a g^ality Superior to any vet imported Horn Europe, and lot whitb.the FIRST PRIZE was awarded at the PaoviNciAL Exhibition lately held here, begs leave to inform the Gnocras of this City and ol all ihe Cities.Town».Nc.of thi» Province, that he is HEADY to RECEIVE ORDERS run AM QUANTITY, wh.ch will be attended to with punctuality and deligence.SAMPLES maybe obtained on application at his Establishment, No.6H, Usa Fossksstsket, St.Koch\u2019s.THEOPHILE N.HAMEL.Quebec.58th Sep ., 1854.\t12m INSURANCE.- Roy&t Insurance Comp\u2019yi or ' LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.CAPITAL: two Mzuzoars OMunr* \u2022\tAND L«uy« fteaerv* FiuuU.FIRE DEPARTMENT.THIS Company continue» to INSURE Fuild* iugcsnd all other dascription* of Property against LOSS or DAMAGE BT FIRE.onhbet* al I arms.All just losses prompl?»ettled, without deduc-tiou or discount, and without rsferencu to England.The large Capital of this Office insures perfect safely to tbe assured.No charge tor Pohciee.UF£ DEPARTMENT.The foUqwii'g sre, amoi-KM nuroerous other advantages, oflereWt:8 I UYUEIAN ttoHMOirmi» AND UtFRWORT COUGHJ>AKsDI * NEVER aincr ibeScience of Mvdicrre first dawned upon ihe world, ht* \u2022ity eewyoui.d gained such extrsordfnsry ptTufetltv, \u201c*rt » peiiod ef ti««, as Dr HOWE\u2019S HYGKNIAN HOKE HOUND a^l LIVERWORT COUGH CANDY, la curing Cough*.Cold* A*ti ma, Difficulty ol Breathing.Bleeding *t the Lungs, Pain in the Side and Breast, hoi# 1 broat, Croup, Bronchitis, Hooping Cough, Influeoxa, Hoaise-ness or any other symptom of that distressing malady\u2014Consumption.The Hvjeisn Hor*hound and Liverwort Cough Candy cennot be equalled by any liquid mixture ol the dey ; and, in proof ol my aaserüon, J am able to present to ibe pub j lie (be eertifieatee of ladies and gentlemen whose staiiding in society is wall known, and whose veracity cannot be doubted 1 would also state that there ra nothing in thi*C*ndv that «an possibly injure th* most d«lic»te Ai hcaitb ; hut may be tsken *t»1l Times with j ermet hdjtOnity, bolh by children «ad adults.You will observe tha! it* co\u2019or l* not brow n or yellow\u2014the result of arm* jeepEiBlIon of mercury or other mineral bsing in its composition\u2014 but is perfectly whit*, its medicinal qualities being purely vegetable.Be particular, then, in noticing the co\u2019or.See that it r* white ; vou wil.tb.n obtain tbe genuine article.Pbice\u20145, 10 and 20 cents per package.For Sal* by JOHN MUSSON A CO.; Q.G ARDOUIN.and S.W\u2019RIGHT.JOHN MUSSUN A CO Sol* Agbnt for Quebec.E.N.SLOCUM A CO .Proprietor*, 382, Broadway, New York.March 16th I8&5._______12m rW«' ft COUGH, i 4Mb \u201e Bren chit is Elixir.FT ION pHE PioptRTor tgould re«^«ctfully call iheat invaluable Re* VEGE TABLE P ULMONAR Y BALSAM.Extract Irom table ot annual Premiums payable till death or before atteining tbe area of65,6Uor 65 for £i00 payable 12 months therearter to the parlies themselves or to their repreaentativea at death if soupe».\t________ at death oa age or Age.\tduring Firet 7 year*.£ e.d.\tPremium foi icmai rider ofl.il A s.d.26\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 30\t1 1 9\t2 3 6 36\t1 4 11\t2 9 10 40\t1 9 2\t2 18 4 46\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t8 2 6\t4 5 0 56\t2 12 9\t5 6 6 60\t3 6 8\t6 13 4 (MUTUAL.) Extract fror labU with Participation it.Profti,after St'xr Yearly Payments Half- Ago.Annual Yearly Quarter!) Premium.Premium.Premium Years.Months.A s.d 30\t0\t2 7 3 7 6 7\t10 8\t2 3 0 40 Yearly Premium.A s.< \u2022 1 4 4 4 4 12 12 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 .R A a.0 12 G 12 0 12 U 12 0 16 0 16 0 16 .ppUcMiwUo pFNIpT0Ni Agent to the Company at Quebec.Quebec.19th August.1852.LEA « PERRINS\u2019 CELEBRATED ixty-five.Filty-nv# IS II March 20th, 1855.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.12m NEW COPPER-PLATE PRINTING ESTABLISH YIEflr.G.MAYES, JV«.33, ST.VALLIER STREET N.B.\u2014Order* left at the above Establishment, -list the Office of the\" Morning Chronicle,\u201d wil \u2022* thankfully received and punctually attended to.Quebec.22nd Sept., 1854.~ LAIIB\u2019O 20T3L, AND boarding house, eeo employed.So wide ia the field of its use-fiiln««*s.and so nutnertitia the caaea of ita cures, that almost every sectin* of the country abounds in person# publicly known, who have oeeft restored feonj ahriL.ng and sven desperate diseases of the lungs by It# use.WTien once tried ita superiority over e'ôrv other medicine of ita kind la too apparent to escape obaervaHon, and where It» rirtuas nee known, the public no loneer heaitate what antidote to employ for the dJatrednng and dangetwi# affino-tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate.And not only r?formidahl* attacks up',n the lungs, but for the milder varietlea of Coi,na, CoffOirii.rfnafoltwx*».As.; and for CmMiXBN It la Iherdeaaantcat and safest modiri*# Ü*Akltfoît hïn!\u2019*1hrmn tri «bifkant ua* throughout «nia seeded, we need net do more than eeeure the nwiple It» reality ia kept up to tli* beat that it evsr na* been, and that the genuine artirU 18 sold bt \u2014 JOBBPH BOWLES, end J.M1TWON A Co.Qtswbee.Alao, by Druggieta foaterully throughout Canada.14th Aaguit, |8ft4 thorough repair, with a for market.Tbe eaid Mill is now offered on Leaae.Apply at the offire of HENRY ATKINSON, St.Peter Street.Qv*bec,7lb July, 1863\t6 3-a-wkul-a- IRON COFFINS.THE undersigned offer for bale, at thair Shop, 9t.Valier Htreet, IRON COFFINS, of all aixaa, cemented and enamelled, and air and water light.A thick gla*s plat* is placed at the head ol tbqs* Coffina, au that in cases where it is necta-sary to Coffin immediately after death, falativta \u2022nd friends may be able to see the deceased\u2019s lace till the moment of burial.Before inieiment this Hoj.LeweY, NMMbOdad, oui waa attended by on« of the meet emiaeot Surgeons in this tow* ; hut obtain-ad no raHorwhotwer, and fearing that my health wouM be entuely broken op.I waa induced to eo into ou# eoomj Hospital, where l had the ïrlv-tîl*\tafforded, *H 4 which raved of no avail, and I cart* out try yooe Pilla, und hr persevering with them wee perfect Iv cured, and enabled to resume mv .T*\t* ng K indy, Oleron, Paria, Pau, Pnformo, Pisa, Rom*.London, Leghorn, Ceylon, Rot\u2019.%rd«m, Bagni de Luca, Lcipsie, Basle, Bombay, Batavia, Cairo, Coblentx, Cologne.Cazdi, Lyons, Lisbon, Madrid, Malta.Mareeillas.Milan, Moecov Colombo, Cey- Munich.Ion, Carierâh», Calcutta, Cantao, Dresden, Duaeehforf, Florewee, Fraakfoet, August 21rd.1861.Mesaiaa, Mulhouse, Madras Malta, Manila, Madeira, Melbourne, Naples, Rife de Janeiro, Petersburg, 'ft rase burg, Siena, Smyrna, Seville, Stettin, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, NSW, Turin, Teuton, Trieste, Venice, Zr*T\u2019 Vienna, Wiesbaden, Warsaw, Zurirh.Horse.Medicine.'THE PAUGHTEJIS ol ^ Ut# Ma M0SS .I1®\tkeeping Horae., that BRATKO^ t0\t\u201c korewtor# tha CELE- DIURETIC or URINE BALLS, a* long and favorably known to the public.AULD« Upper Town Market Place, Quebec.Doo»tl 1C64.\t6mpl-a-w $br iMornfng efironuic ta PVBLiiatri oaiLT dcrino yh* tkax.Wo.BY CHARLES ST.MICHEL, ay ata omet, *\u2022, MotmtklaEtr\u2014t, Qnékaa.TERMS.\u2014Twenty Fiv* Shilliag» per annum, poyohfo half-yearly in advaac*.ADVXRTMnro.assatiiaîssï-1 3*** *- ¦« \u2018\"T ™\t^ ^ \u2019«1 tassrtloB, sad 14 par Uas far \u2014eh .atoeqaeai lasert Ion.V*AA1.T nevus.One Reaare, net to exeeed SB lines, gin with tb* nrwi l ^ '1C*^\tAft, with the same ,'™