Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 26 juin 1858, samedi 26 juin 1858

[" .e>#r V 9 m kttlkfw.ff» H AND COMMERCLLL \u2022\u2022VifP'T0» « \u2022 L« I IL« A *.RluiS = VOL.XII.] .- ^ ^T^3VCA WJIIK AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.FROM ,9S Mlbl> QUEBEC.SATUHDAY, 26th JUNE.18 6 8.(NO.3138.Ting » afad\u2014that brought doi iph, Mtounded thé «atiet Bngll*h ptople aad almoat portljad th® public ?D«l«a Rçeat ineaaér* produced Um Uu\u2014PANIO\u2014thé effect* of which ruopecUbU Ira, amongit them the Houw of Jones, Whitmore Co., 1 STRAND, LONDON.'TU ThéTruftéM of the BANKRUPTS d^*ded on aendiag thé STOOK to Canada, to be \u2022old FOR CASH alTWfceé URToW tb« «TB«LIW« FIRST COST I glvioK ao opportaoUr W thé luhéhiUMm.pf QUEBKO lo aupply thcmaelréa with goods at nrarl/ HALF PRIOH Tho Stock which la moat Kxt«naiTo,wDl bo found to contain aafollowa: alargeatoch of QENTLKMEîPS RVADY MADS CLOTHING, made of the beat matorlala and good work-\" \u2019 aanahlp, c 6a.8d.per yard; Weat of England 0A88IMKRKSfrom3a9d.to ^\tCTI/Vl V TheStbekVUlha Opened ont for aala at tha Store Wo.S3, JOBW STREET, near tb# Gate, dad IfEIT DOOR to Meaara.HEWITT A 00., On S4 TÜRDA Y 15(* May, 185a E.MORGAN, No.21, ST.JOHN STREET, Qul»c,lb,l4,MM.3m.HAS the honor of informing hia Cuatomera and tha public, that hia NEW STORE IS NOW OPE fai naaortmeut public, N, wher where they will find a beauti-of SPRING and SUMMER F°R 1H£ m \\c- 7 Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, All New and of thia year»\u2019 importation*.CP* The following good* deaerve special attention,\u2014West of England Broad Cloths, Gaa-isimerea add Doeaklna, Scotch Tweed* and | Summer Vestings, Oenta\u2019 Under Clothing in Wool, Merino and Cotton, White and Fancy Dress Shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs, Braces, Gloves, Socks, Ac., An.LADIES will find n Choice assortment of I Silk, Barege, Poplin, DeLnine, Muslin and other Dresses, ef the Vmtr LatmtSttlbb, Shawls, Silk and Cloth Onpes, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, | Flowers, Parasols, Stays, Gloves, Hosiery, French Embroideries, Ac., Ac.FAMILY MOFRWIWG.Plain and Glacé Silks, French Merinoea, Paramattas, Cobourgs, DeLaines, Alpaccas, Mohairs, Ginghams, Prints, Muslin, Ac., A.Bonnet Crape of all widths, Crape Trimmings, Ac.If.B.\u2014In consequence of having been disappointed in the fitting out of hia shop on the 1st instant ns originallv intended, E.M.will now SELL THE WHOLE OF HIS SPRING STOCK ?T COST PEI CE for CASH Quebec, May 33, 1868.\t12m St* LtwreDce Warttane Dock aad Wharfage CoRpaay.' D* ST.LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE Li DOCK AND WHARFAGE COMPANY are pmmred to receive TIMBER, DEALS, ci *e-» their Establishment at SOOTH QUEBEC, and will make liberal advances on tha same.Quebec, May 14, 1858.\t3m 8ATTIRTNWAITE BROTHERS, awcsbis ofAvmcts, i ikiuhs Bouts.New Writing Inks.i aoaara rox The Marine department of the Ineur-ftnce* pP °* Worth America.\u2014As-$1,000,000.\u2014Company Coartered in ALSO A9BXTS FOE QUAKER CITY INS.Co.of Philadelohia gOVXONWKALTH INs! Co.of HslshnS PENNSYLVANIA INS.Co.of Pittsburg* Underwriters Boilding A Chamber of Com-¦teroe, 61 William Stribt, u\tNfew-YorM.\u201414*.1®88;\t_\t6im MARINE INSURANCE.YE8SBL8, FREIGHT or CARGO, insured In the \" Sc»,\u201d Miscaxtilv,\u201d \u201c Cummsk C1AL/\u2019 or \u201c Union,\" Mutual Insurance Companies of Now York.Apply to THEODORE HART, Montreal.Montreal, May 1, 1858.\t6m REMOVAL.H.ÏADOÎf, Importer and Dealer of w GENERAL HARDWARE, Sheif Goods, Paints, Oils, Glass, Gutta Percha and India Rubber Goods, Ac., Ac., begs respectfully to thank his friends and the public for past favours, aud to inform them that he baa REMOVED to premiaea opposite his Old place of business, St.Nicholas St., Ouside Palace Gate, Where being determined to Sell, be solicits a further continuance of their patronage.Quebec, May 11, 1858.\t2m ?tOR Hale by the undersigned : \u2019 MORRELLS REGISTRATION INC aoutactured for the use of Registrars, order ed and used in all Government Offices in Ko g land.\t* BLACKWOOD\u2019S STEEL-PEN INK, highly improved and recommended by Her Majesty'* Royal Letters Patent The Jars containing this ink have a patent stopper which does not require to draw off the cork to fill up the lakeland.Commercial Superior Black Ink, Superior Dark and Light unchangeable Blue Ink, Bright Scarlet Red Ink, Commercial Black Ink Powder.J.T.BROU8SEAU.Quebec, June 21, 1858.WRMSVBftM, Ho.801, 8t.Vallier Stmt, 8t Rocha.JT\\ INFORMS the gentry and publie 0 JL/a of Quebec and its vicinity, that be is prepared to execute all orders in the above line of business.Carpets, Curtains, Ac.of the latest styles and most improved patterns.J.D.will furnish Spring and Hair Mattraasea, Lounges, Ac.on the shortest notice and moat reasonable terms.CP* Orders left at F.H.Hall\u2019a, B.Cole\u2019s, A.Farquhar's and at Mr, Wm.Brown\u2019a adjoining St.Peter\u2019» Chapel, St.Vallier Street, will bo punctually attended to.Quebec, April 8, 1858\t3m 8.K, GREGORY, Produce aad General Commission JOHN ANDERSON, SHIP-BROKER, COMMISSION MERCHANT.FORWARDER, lunar a ncs and Ornerai Agent, QUEBEC.May 11,1851.HARMONIUMS.A NOTICE.public FEW ROSE-WOOD HARMONIUMS for ^___ sale.These instruments being a Con- Ï - .\tI signaient from the maker, whose desire is to K 'ioderaignedi begs to return bin sincere thanks to bil fHends add the public of Quebec ,tttr°duc® them ; they will be aold at coat price generally, for the liberal patronage received since he began business, and to intimate that I f°r caah.a the 10th ef June he wUt REDUCE HIS PRICES to the same rate as they were before 1853.Found Plumb Citron and Spunge Cake, la.3d.per lb, ; Tea Cakes, la ; Macaroons, 2s.; OandW 1*.id.per Ml ; Gum Drops, 9s.Everything in proportion, i he ICE CREAM SALOON baa two rooms added'to it this Spring, and will be supplied with Raspberry, Strawberry, Pineapple, Lemon, nnd nil kinds of Creams, of the vary beat quality.Ginger, Nectar, Soda Water, and Ginger Beer iced.Fruits in tbeir season nr Calves\u2019 Foot /ally, for lick or ether orders, aHrays on hand.,Suppers, Soirees, Apply to Or to April 36, 1858.HENRY 8.SCOTT.F.H.WYSE.BOARDING HOUSE, No.6, GRANDE ALLEE.Weddings, Partieg, Suppers, Soirees, Pic-Nice, Hotels, hoarding Houses, Steamships, Ac., oop(filed \u2022* the loweet retnouefatiog prices.Entrees andEntremeta made and dished.Chick- nn and Lobster Salnd* \u2022 IrnMayona sr 1article warranted of the beat quality.WILLIAM Me WILLI AM.Succaseor to tha late J.T.McIsdob, 32 St.John Street, Upper Town.Quebec, June 11, 1858.\t15 m: for Sale or To Let.LB Building Lots.UILDINO LOTS for sale at the West end of Stadacoaa Terrace, St.Lewis Apply to\tH.8.SCOTT.April 23.1858.¦ An ¦ im wA> ^lk œ m~n Am^fib\t- \u2014\t\u2014 MA TO tÿT'ï ' HOUSE nod GARDEN at Mount Ptaassnt.\u2014Beat £U.W.WALKER, Jr».Quebec, April Id, 1858.For Sale or To Let.RS.A.BROOKE informs tbs Pnblic, that she can accommodate Eight respectable gentlemen, with the best of BOARD and LODGING in one of Uui healthiest and most fashionable resorts, in the West End of Quebec.Late residence of Lleut.-Colonel Irvine.Two Rooms may also be had\u2014furnished unfurnished.Quebec, April 12, 1858.\tfins MOUNT PLEASANT.\u2014To Let, with immediate possession\u2014\u2022 pleasantly situated HOUSE, rriHAT pi Mil X .th#.Pr 1 inside hea property of Mrs.Pors,\u2014the been papered and painted aad put into good repair.Apply to the owner, at the residence of Mrs.Stott, at Mount Pleasant.June 4, 1858.CHRONOMETER DEPOT, DEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS, No.40, ST.PETER ST.LOWER-TOWN, QUtBEC.T McC To be Let, [AT First-Class SHOP and Dwelling, containing five apartments, situated at the corner ef Bridge and Sk Roche, .; trail adapted - _rocery, or any branch of ^H business.Apply to the proprietor, on the pro- M Richardson Streets, S| £ Tor a Dry Goods, Gror .JEAN LKMKLIN.Quebec, April 20, lf5|.TO LET, \u2014With Possession on 1st May next\u2014 0 S B FIRST-CLASS FIRE BRICK STORES, adjoining Mr \u2014lb's property, situated close to the CtUtoa House and principal Wharvee.rP H 1 M | « DOUBLE OFFICES, James Streets.in St.Pater and 8L \u2014also,\u2014 BLACK STORE, on Wharf, accessible to Craft on one side; the other opening on St James Street.Most desirable Premises for Lower Poet or Forwarding business ¦ Apply to H.ATIIN80N, .\t,, .\tSt.James Street.Quebec, March 3T, 1858.n ^ l > Sawfll TO 1ST, \u2014wrrs ihmkdutb mwo COMMODIOUS DWELLING ,-m I HOCaSS, risnated on the Belri-dere Road, anjoiniag the reeidence of v,\t^ attached to each bouee.Apply to \u2022\tR.H.RUSSELL, M.D.j_ Quebec, Feb^.f, N^ir\\^ .«P Gowê&\u2019s Bnildings, St Poter St TO LET SEVERAL Comfortable First Class OFFICES.AMdjte Ibï\u2014 GO YEN, Advocate, iE> STAVELT, Architect, Of the proprietor J5»t il , M» GOWE % N.loK treat, Portland ) and Boston.8:10 4*0 6:00 7:00 9:45 QCUIC TIME.XesMs tk< RaiUoay Awry tVkor/, QUEBEC: C.16 A M, with Pass for MontT Portl\u2019d A [Boston.8:00 *20 lilOO 1:00 r.M.3:40 3:40 Pas.per Express ) Pass, and 4:30 f.m.> freight ) for St.6:00 [Thomas.8:00 BAZjJAR, Notre-Dame de la Victoire.QV Lévis, i PAKE\u20143d.each Passenger.Ths Stages and Landings are now in perfect order, and persons who may have occasion to eroes with Horses and Carriages will find this Passage the safest in the neighbourhood.JAMBS TIBBITS._ .\t.\tProprietor.Quebec, June 7 1858, Grand Trunk Railway.\u2022Alteration of Trains.SliEIEB ARKiMiEEEYTS.ON and after MONDAY, the 7th JUNE, the Trains will run as follows, vit : for MONTREAL at MAIL TRAIN for MONTREAL and Intermediate Stations, leaves POINT LEVI at 6.30 A M.EXPRESS TRAIN 4 o'clock, P.M.ST.THOMAS TRAIN.4:30 P.M , aod FREIGHT TRAIN on MONDAYS, WBD-NB8DAT8 and FRIDAYS, at 9o\u2019clock, A.M.The above Trains, (with the exception of St.Tnotnas Train) will connect with PORTLAND Train# at RICHMOND.Trains run by Montreal tioie.Signed, W.SHANLY, _ *\tGeneral Manager.June 1st, 1858.the 19th JULY next, a BAZAAR will held in Notre-Dame delà Victoire, de in one of the Rooms of lbs Grey Nun's Convent, actually under progress of building.Articles offered to the benevolent public, will be exposed during the space of five days.Doors opened from 10 A.M.to 9, P.M.This Convent will be opened to Classes in September next, under the immediate care and tuition of the Sisters of Charity.The object of the Baxaar is to defray the expenses of building and furnishing.Persons disposed to provide articles to promote this object, are humbly requested to send them to the address of Revo.Mk Dkxikl, or to any of the nn derraentioned Ladies : Mesdames Jeau Beaulieu, President ; L.F Chaperon, Vice-President ; G.Couture, Treasurer ;J.E.Geliy, Secretary ; Benoni Guay, Ls.Poiré, Julien Chabot, Thomas Fraser, J C.Ruel, Ant Carrier, Léon Roy, Ls.Fréchette, F.X.Lemieux, Ls.Cloutier, F.X.Thompson, Jean Bourassas, Fra Bégin, Rt.Demers, Ant.Lemieux, P.Dumontier, Joe.Bourassas, Ls.Carrier, O.Foisy, P.Barras, and Ferdinand Fraser.B j order of the President, M.LOUISE FRASER, Secretary.Notre-Dame de la Victoire, Juae 11, 1858.i NEW GOODS.«la, F- El JtC.HOLLAND Gin, in hhds.and quarter oeeka Cognac Brandy, in qr.-CMks, octaves and Santa Crus Ru», in pan*.Jamaica Ru» in hhds.Scotch Whiskey in puncheons, Part Wine ft» hhds., qrs.and octaves, French Liqueurs in cases, For safety\tJOIN PATERSON.Quebec, May 31, 1858.Chamber\u2019s Kevolt in India.A CHRONICLE of the REVOLT in INDIA and of the transactions in China in 1856 and 1857,\u2014illustrated by Maps, Plans and Miacellaneous Sketches.No.1 to 6 received, price Is 3d each.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, June 11, 1858.To Ship-Masters.S\u2019 HIP-MASTERS in want of ROCKING CHAIRS will be well served at CRAIG\u2019S, St.Pacl Street, not three minutes walk from the Custom House.He has a good assortment, Cheap, well finished, aud suitable for presents.THOMAS CRAIG, Cabinet and Chair Maker.St.Paul Street.Quebec, May 28, 1858.\tim NOTICE TO SHIP-MASTERS.THE Subscriber would respectfully intimate to Ship-masters trading to the Port of AUSTRAIIi PIONEER LISE, ESTABLISHED 185-2, Carrying tha United States Malls.Sailing Positively on ths day advertised.ME Magnificent A.1 extreme BO NNETS.RS.PARNELL having received the LATEST SPRING FASHIONS and MODELS, fe prepared to m&k-, alter and clean Straw, Tuscan, Rice, Palmetto and Fancy Bonnets, Panama and Leghorn Hats.23|, St.John Street, without.Quebec, 26th March, 1858.\t4m M\u2019 NOTICE.«HE PROVINCIAL OVARIUM is uow __open for Exhibition, between the hours of 2 and 4, p.m., on TUESDAYS aod THURSDAYS, at No.4, 8t.Ursule Strbbt, Quebec RICHARD NETTLE, Supt.of Fisheries, L.C.Quebec, Feby.6, 1858.\t6m-Um THE undersigned will make liberal advances ____on Consignments placed in their Stores for Sale.May 4, 1858.0.MURPHY à 00.St.Jamea Street.2m NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED by J.T.BROUSSEAÜ, Quebec, 1st May, 1858.7, Buade Street.NOTICE.ST.LAWRENCE DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE.MEMBERS OF ST.LAWRENCE THE DIVISION, No.16, Sons of Temperance Quebec, May 6, 1858.CARD, TO LET, TALLS FOR HORSES in the convenient STABLES lately occupied by Mr.CiaaLas ouoH, as Livery Stables, in St.Ursule Street A careful Man will be always in attendance to take charge of tbe Horses.Apply to KD.GTNGRAS k CO.St.Ursule Street Quebec, May 1, 1858.O.MURPHY M.CO., AUCTIONEERS ft BROKERS, WsoLuat* Qrocbbt ft Commisuok Mircearts, St Jamee Street Quebec May 4 1858.3m MT0oMoVr\t.-a I A BEAUTIFUL HEAD \u201dr ' comfortable House, neatly furnished, Ol»d with a Splendid Piano Forte, situated within the walls.Apply to ft B.in the walls.Apply to P.H.HALL, A.Quebec, May 15.1858.TO BE LET, AN OFFICE, consisting of two rooms, lately occupied by Messrs.A.ft D.Ritchie ft Co., in the * Qrssso Citahsirr,'\u2019 St.Peter Street, opposite the Bank of B.N.A.with Fire-proof Safe, Water and Gas.J.GREAVES CLAPHAM, Quebec, May 4, 1858.\tNotaiy.Completely Preiemd TO THE GREATEST AGE.M4, tbe-above property ^\t_ required.There le a ssptwiM beàoh M attached to lb# \u2022bote i Mfo : Cowéhlo» of sale aad terms of payment MrAPP,7 to the pfeprfetor, Mr.J.J.- fe.FuqrfMlWoasbM, lift .\tSale or to be L«t, *r RE1 HOUfftf) (a 6ard»a Street.iTM^oa CAMPBELL, V -.1^ > ,» Uîleés HT < Advocate.ft Vj< \u2022 (M O 11, Garden SlreeAij Qeoboov Feby.fi, 1888.FOR SALE HOUSE and LAND, on the Banks of the River St.Lawrence, in tbe Parish of Sl Antoine de Tilly, forming a beautiful Country Residence, ébout li mile* from tbe Church and | of a mile from Captain Bergeron\u2019s Landing, who runs aHteam-boat twice a week to Quebec.Tbe bouse is 50 a 32 feet, with a large Verandah round H, a cellar tbe asms sise, divided into & aparmenu, 7 feet high, tbe ground floor is divided iato entrance hall, breakfast, dining and drawing room, with cupboards, pantry, and kitehen in which is a pump connected with a uever failing spring of water.The upper atory contains 7 bed-rooms, with 3 aetta stairs leading to the same, all well finished.The Land contains about 80 acres (through which runs a river on which is a good mill site) 25 acres of which are under cultivation, with a good Orchard and Garden well stocked with fruit trees, and (be remainder in woodland.This property will be sold cheap and on easy storm of payment.Apply to GoSoBLIN ft LARUE, Geasral Agents.Quebec, May 21, 1858.\t6 former rotor ; or Oafe.'bot would haw tbo growth re» Ioi-mL or troablod with AamIrufrADd Itrhlnf but would have tt removed, ec ireuhlod with aerofutv (raid brad, or other eruption* bat would he ««red.or with *lrk headache.(nearafeU.) but would be «red.It will eUo re mo re ell phnple» from the face and akfo.Prot Wood a Hair Ke«toratlve Will do all thia, aoe circular aad the fotlawias, Awn Aaeoa, Novembers, IRVt.Paor.0.J- Wood\u2014Deer Sir : I here hoerd much salt of tbe wenderflil eWbet* ef your Hair Reeforatlru.bad haring been ao eltea cheated by quackery end qnoek aoatrnm», hqU dye*.At, 1 wa* dlapeaad te piece year Reatoratlve in toe aame category with the thoaaaad and one loudly trumpeted quaeh rem«dl*e.until I mat yon ta Lawrence eonety eoaae man»* aince.when roa care me aach aMnreaee aa ladaoed the trial of yon l\u2018»o In my («mUy\u2014ir*t by toy good wife, « vary thin and ontlrafy white, i ana of year lure* bottle., her Sai r to lu original beautiful brown ««dor.ed and become M*at(fh) and gla«.y n J «ver the heed ; almeeatlnue* to nae It, not aimply bacauaa of fla beaaUfylng affect* upon the hair, but oeean.e of Ita heaJthfhl Influence npon th* beml and mind.Other* of my family and friend* are n.lng roar are requested to take notice, that, in future, the Division meeto on FRIDAY (instead ofTtrss-dst) EVENINGS, at SEVEN o'clock, during the Winter months ; aad at EIGHT o\u2019clock during Summer.CF* Any person wishing to join the Divfeion will obtain every required information from Mr.A.Farquhar, Auctioneer, St.John street ; Mr.A- Wood*, at Mr.Hosaack's, Notre Dame street, Lower Town ; Mr.Qoudte, ship-builder, Saint Rochs ; Mr.J.G.Duff, Palace Street; or at tbe Division Rooms, Temperance Hall, St.Francis street, on tbe night of meeting.Quebec, Jany.26, 1858.NOTICE.THE undersigned beg to acquaint tbe Public, and part cularly those parlies who have on their Premises, ST.CHARLES pioperty COyE, (adjoining the Orand Trunk pi open !, (adjoining Railway Station, Point Levi,) that they have appointed Mr.R.W.LONG MUIR to be thaii ScratuiTsirDSRT, to whom all orders for the delivery of property must be addressed.\u2014 Mr.Longmuir will be found at all times on tbe premises.PaoruiiToes St.Oearlrs Cove.Point Lari, April 7, 1858.\tSmp Canada Hotel, Nos.15 and 17, St.Gabribl Strrbt, MONTREAL.THIS HOTEL is situated in the most healthy and most central part of tbe City, near Clipper-Ship \"SIERRA NEVADA,\" 1943 Tona Register.Penhallow, Commander, is now loading and will sail for M&LBOU&NE, punctually on the 30th JULY.This noble Ship fe worthy of being styled a flouting Palace, her Suloen accommodations for fifteen Passengers only, are far more roomv and luxurious than can be found in any steam-er, whilst for thirty-two Second-class passengers tbe whole of the mid-ahip bouse fe fitted up.Nasticnl men will appreciate her properties by being informed that her Carpenter\u2019» measurement fe 1,942 tona, with capacity for 3,200 tons of weight and mearuremeat.' She is of extreme Clipper model, aad her roominess can be immagined by knowing that her breadth of beam oa deck at midship is 44 feet.As she ba# frequently logged fifteen nautical miles 1 and will be in light trim, it fe expected \u2019hat ' abe will make the passage out inside of seventy days.1 asMDgers are recommended to make early application for bertha.A few steerage passengers will be token at low rates.RATES OF PASSAGE : Quebec, that be is prepared to supply SHIP-CHADLERY STORKS, PROVISIONS, and CREWS\u2019 STORES at vaar moderate bates; be would further stole, that ha does not keep runners, nor pay parties to mislead or entrap, this serious expense, which falls on tbe ship either directly or indirectly, will be wholly avoided by dealing at bis establishment.All Or!\u2022 rs thankfully received and punctually attended to.WILLIAM TAIT, Ship-Chandler A Grocer, 55 St.Peter Strent, Quebec! Quebec, May 12, 1856.Notice to \u2022'Ship-Masters.T CKj \u2022««cm, Jbc.1J BLS Cross ft Blackwell's Pickles, n 60 Cases Ball ft Oa/e do.25 Cases Goode ft Wyatt assorted Sauce.' 7 OweaeSardine* in Oil, | boxes.25 Cases, Preserved Fruits in Syrup, For sale by\tJOHN PATERSON.May 31,1868.T?ART Fi M 75 Oates < 1 ARTHBWARE\u201450 Crates Yellow Milk Bowls, aad es assorted Earthen wara, just received Aod for sale bj JOHN PATERSON.May 31,1654.Stfo, Aitov Rooô, Tapioca, Ac.I A STASIS Pear Sago, J-VF V > 26 Tin* St.Viaoeat\u2019s Arrow Root, 35 Boxes Para Tapioca.25 Boxes Pure G ream Tartar,.far safe by\tJOHN PATERSON.May 31, 1858.SO A I*ft\u2014500 Boxes Cork Soap, 250 Boxes Louden Soap, 100 Boxes Honey Soap, and 150 Boxas Brown Windsor Soap, For sale by\tJOHN PATERSOnT^ Jffey 31, 1868.\t_______ STARCH\u2014350 Boxes Starch, Olenfield\u2019s, Oolman\u2019a Satin Face, Oswego Silver Gloss, and Blue Starch and Corn Starch.For sale by - JOHN PATERSON.May 31, 1858.SALAD OIL\u2014100 Oases Bordeaux and Marseilles Oil, pints and quarts.25 Cases Batty ft Co.London Oil, pints For sale by\tJOHN PATERSON.May 31, 1868.Glen field Starch.100 B°bXK3 ^ttat r*c*iT*i for *aie M.O.MOUNTAIN.Nan\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter St.May 36, 1868.Digbjr Herrings.5^) J^OXES Fresh, for sale by May 36, 1858.M.G.MOUNTAIN, Fire Bricks.50,000 BRICM' M.G.MOUNTAIN, Nun's Building, Street.May 26, 1858.Fresh Fruit HE business heretofore carried on by DENIS MAGUIRE, Jcaa., as SHÎP-ANDLER and GROCER, 47, Sr.Pstks Stmst, will hereafter be continued under the name, style and firm of MAGUIRE ft STEELE All orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.MAGUIRE ft STEELE.Quebec, May 11, 1868.\tcm NOTICE To Nier rhantn.Lumbermen, Shipbuilder* A Owners.THE Subscriber offers his services as GENE H 4L RHOKEK and trust by the Steamboat Wharves.From tbs ameliorations and additions lately made to tbe Establishment by the proprietor, be can now offer to Travellers all the comforts they can desire.The table is always provided with the best the market can afford, and the Win» and Liquors are unexceptionable.Terms RiasosaaLB.Carriages in attendance on the arrival aad departure of Steamboats and Railroad Cara, to convey travellers to aod from th* Hotel.Mootreal, May 14, 1858,\t3m VICTORIA HOTEL, POINT LEVI, OPPOSITE QUEBEC, \\djoimng the terminus of the Grand Trank Railway.1 Children in arms, free ; two years and under twelve, half price ; First Cabin Saloon, $200 \u2022 Second Cabin, $100.\t* For freight or passage, apply on board, or to R.W.CAMERON, 6, Bowling Green, New York.Of to\tH.J.NOADftCO.Quebec.Sight Bills for sale, and cash advances made on Consignments.Consignees in Australia Wilkinson Brothers A Co.strict attention to merit a share of public patronage.Partie* having Vessels for Sale, Freight or Charter, will have immediate attention.R JEFFERY.No.4, St.Lawrence Chambers, _\t.\t.\u2022\tSt.Peter Street.Quebec, May 12, 1868.NOTICE.MASTERS of SHIPS receiving or dis charging Cargoes at CHARLES COVE OAA TkOXES Finest M.R.Raisins, vvf *8 7° Bags Brasil Nuta, 10 Bags Filberts, 10 do Fresh Walnuts, now receiving.For sale by\t^ M.G.MOUNTAIN ft CO.May 26, 1858.( .Julien.\u2019LA RET\u2014100 Cases of the following superior brands :\u2014Margaux, 8t.Ksteffe, St.n.For sale by FALKENBERGft McBLAIN.May 28, 1858.Cocoa Fibre Mats.A VERT Superior article.;X For aale by FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.May 36, 1858.^isopp's Fast India Ale.JN PINTS and QUARTS.For aale bv FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.May 26, 1858.8AI.T AFLOAT.N BULK and BAGS.For slae by FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.May 26, 1858.Messrs June 10, 1858.2.nw Eagle Life Insurance Company of London.Established in 1807.tF\" Canada Agency Established in 1825.HE Quinquennial Division of Surplus for Ï1 ^the period ending in 1857, will be paid in Tenn»00».Point Levi,) will bave FREE PASSAGES to and from Quebec, in tbe Grand Trunk Ferrv Steamer.' R.W.LONGMUIR, ^ .\tSuperin tendent, Quebec, May 20, 1858.VITM.NORMAN begs to inform the ?F in general, that the proprietors SALT TUBS, And who that la mr wouM not bava It reanwei) te\tj*\u2019, or haldTnat would hav» th* rrowth re» that he is prepared to HIRE OUT SALT TUBS TJDMOND ROACH begs to notify Consign- (with Government Stamp measure) either by the day or nt so much tbe lump sums.All or- ders left at the Office of Janas M.Ksaa, Esq., No.18, St.Paul Street, will be promptly attended to.Quebec, May 4, 1858.waa re* H 1 RontoraM**.with lb* TO LET FURNISHED, QPRNCER WOOD ORANGE, with ./ V Garden, Grape and Forcing Hon*\u2014 JP-\u201c* Paddock and OotJwildings.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The COTTAGE at tbe corner of the Geaiq and tbe Grande Allée Roads.\u2014known as Ba-earsLL»\u2014with Garden, Stabling, Ac./ \u2022 i Apply to\t__ H.ATKINSON, St.Janes Hlrust Qatbae, March 8, 1168.' < > lav \u2022¦In* your llh the happieat rfYert,, ibarofoN my akaptleltui and doubt* In r afar were to |(* chjf*rt«r an* value are entirely removed i an to original color *ad nty.and by all young persona who «roaid have their hair boantiful and glossy.Vary irmly aad gralefolly youra, SoL YOUNG BROS., raoM toKooir, Plain and Decorative Painters, A **** K*»*1* of PAPER DECORATIONS For i -OMONMAHM.Parmru WoaRr It waa a too* time after I saw yoJ RHaafleM before I got th* boula of Rastorasive for > me on order upon y*hr^^H»^^H I It no renalnded tho.n toafe.Ai wYea i ret it weectst»r, Juuetl ) TRIP OF THE M.P.P 'S TO DETROIT.The train which left here on Saturday morning, reached Detroit at about six o\u2019clock iu the evening.The members of the Corporation being unaware of the sudden descent of our Provincial legislators, had not made their arrangements so complete as they would otherwise have done if they had had timely notice They were kindly received by the citixens, however, an invitatiou was given by the Michigan Central Company for a trip over their three accepted IgatUSt SUCU jrBI OUI,», MM, u IB IBV WUIOT VI JUUI\t.w \u2014-.J as have distinguished desire to obtain from the Coart any information whether high or lot ,\t__ themselves by activity and rancour against the Government, or by persistance In opposition to its authority after the advance of troops and the reoccupation of statioes.The Governor General will admit to amnesty all other classes, even though they have borne arms on the side of tbe rebels, provided they tender an early of John C.Rudolf et al., for manslaughter, in or explanation, it is Its duty to afford the same, and thal i*uiy you will always ;fiud the Court ready to perform.Fbiday, 25th Jana.Tus Bl'mniko or t«b Mobtbkal.\u2014The «csrxc SLKVIN.1st loainffs.\t2nd Innlncs.Mr.Geddas,\tb Hoare\t3 b Smith, \u201c\tVaslurme,\tb Smith\t0 b Smith.\"\tHunt,\tb\tSmith\ttf b Hoare.\u201c Mutufjrd.b Smith Y cVorballea, b Hoare Robertson,\tb Smith\t0 not out.Kerr.I b w b Smith ti I b w b Hoare, 31>ru BBoiBS.vr 1st Innings.\t2nd Innings.Mr Smith, I b w b Kerr 1 e Tilslone b Kerr.Hoare.1 b w b Kerr 21 uot out, Corballes b Robertson\t?b Geddes, \u201c Palmer.run ont,\t0 Capt.Tbackweli.b Kerr\t5 Capt.Warner, b Kerr\t0 \u2022Serge Ueswicb.cGeddes Robertson\tS Private Coyle, b Kerr\tS \u2022\u2022 R Ht-ssrii k.not out I notout, apt Dixon.I b w b Kerr\t0 Private Baruea, b Kerr\t1 Byes\t1 Wide*\tI the*invitation^0\" On Isundav morning the «VuV-1\t*l'Pr«priate occasion sioniste went on the little steamer HWsor to f |.ü J*»»bu** the people of cos Sandwich, where they attended church, and returned to Detroit for dinner.In the afternoon the fast little steamer Ptarl took them on an excursion down the river to obtain a of Lake Erie.They passed down as far M Brosrn.1 b w b Hoare Ttlsione, Prior, Owea.Humer, Byes W Ides b Niutih b Hoare \"ot out b Hoare ü b Hoare, 1 b Hoare, I ruu out.0 b Hoare, 0 b Hoare.4\tBves 10\tWide* Bye* Wide* The attendance at forenoon service in the Anglican Cathedral on Thursday lut, was not ¦o numerous u might have been expected, though rather more than usual on such occasions.The psalms, resnonses and Nicean Creed were chanted by the Choir with excellent effect ; and a sermon wu preached by the Rev.Professor Thompson well adapted to prepare tbe minds of bis bearers for the work before them.It might have been well for many of thoee afterwards present at the School-House to have embraced tbe opportunity of listening to tbe remarks and instruction of the reverend gentleman.\u2014Tbe assemblage of the diocesan members of tbe Church, which wu held, according to notice, in tbe afternoon, did not ac-compliah tbe pnrpoee, for which it wu called Assemblies en masse are contrary to tbe rule and practice of tbe British Constitution, and inconsistent with any practical adaptation under our legislative system.This bad been foreseen in tbe present instance, and a proposal bad been made to adopt a representative assembly of clerical and lay members throughout the diocese consistently with the spirit of Mr.Helliard Cameron's Act.But the objec tions of several persons, supported by legal authority, bad been yielded to ; and tbe meet ing en masse wu cstlled by letters circular and public advertisement.Such an assemblage u met on Thursday afternoon wu no more a fair representation of tbe members of the Anglican Church in this diocese, than a meeting of Londoners and delegates in Hyde 1'ark would be of tbe people of the United Kingdom.The room wu soon more than comfortably filled; tbe clergy were tolerably well represented u to numbers, but they were a mere faction compared with tbe lay members present.His Lordship the Bishop, as \u2022 matter of course occupied the chair, end tbe Re?.W.Wood opened the meeting by reading several appropriate prayers.After an explanation from His Lordship of the progress of the movement towards the institution of a Synod in the dlocess of Quebec, tbe first resolution expressive of an acceptance of tbe provisions of Mr.Cameron\u2019s Act was moved by the Hon.Mr.Shephard and seconded by tbe Rev.W.Wood.This resolution was passed unanimously, and that wu nil tbe real business that was done.The second resolution was proposed by Mr.Dunscomb and seconded by tbe Re?.Mr.Parkins, to the effect, that the Hynod should consist of tbe Bishop, tbe licensed clergy of tbe diocese in priests\u2019 orders, the principals of colleges or collegiate schools nn-der tbe Bishop's control, and one Isy representative from every parish or cure.The first obstruction arose, we think, very injudiciously on tbe part of one of tbe clergy (the Rev.Mr.Balfour) moving an amendment for tbe admission of deacons into tbe Synod.As there are seldom more than three or four clergy of this rank at tbe same time in the whole diocese, and as they only continue so for the space ofsyear, and must generally be regarded as young and inexperienced, tbe interruption was ill-judged.The proposal, however, wu soon overborne by an amendment moved by Mr.Jeffrey Hale, that tbe assembly should proceed to appoint a committee for the purpose of drawing up a constitution to be submitted for approval at an adjourned meeting.It would be difficult, aud quite unprofitable to attempt a description of |lhe debate which ensued, and how it grew warmer and warmer ; bow the the clergy insisted on their right to vote in a separate body, when they would otherwise have evidently been swampt ; and how at lut the Assembly wu adjourned, amid much confusion tiU tbe mouth of September or October next.There wu a goodly sprinkling of members of the long robe profession preseat, to whose authority appeals were occasionally made.8e-eeral of them indeed ?oluoto*red (effusions of legal eloquence and one fluent speaker wu so mnch carried away in the course of his special pleading, that be teemed to consider the Bishop and hli assessor u sitting in banco ; and rather amused hit bearers by several times addressing Ms Right Revereued Lordship ns \" your honour,\" and M may it plena* your honour.\u201d \u2022 Tbe delay afforded by the adjournment may allow both Clergy and Laity time to make th*m»el?M bettor acquainted with tbe subjeet.and when they meet again to come with plana more carefully organised and mors widely dis-seminated.But those p*raooa|who really wish to nee n Synod Instituted in the diocese, should remember that by raising objections and difficul* tins at every step, they may be promoting tbe eery object of certain parties, who, unable to pewreat the agitation of tbe question, will be glad to St* it« settlement indefinitely .post* poned.\t' t,f T *\t\u2018 Titn 4,N**a Scotian.*\u2014-We are requested to meatlon for the information of those who may be denlrous of Tinidug the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's new steamship M Nora-Seotiati,\" that she will be open Sn the inspeetlon of tfc* public on Wednesday and Thursday naxt ai the Company's Wharf, Pres-de-Ville.As the ehlp i* bow being coaled, no visitors can Anndmmod ed to Great Britain through the United Sûtes.The Times returns to the question of the great naval arrangements going on in France, aud says that all tbe assurances in tbe world cannot do away with the impressions this is likely to produce.England is just the country to suffer by a razzia.Let her take care that a third tempest shall not find her unprepared as in India and tbe Crimea.It is said that the Emperor will Uke occasion of the Cherbourg fete to announce a continuance of the policy that declare the Empire to be in peace.Al'STEAUA.Malta, June 11.\u2014The Australian mail steamer leaves to-day.Her dates are Sydney, April 11th, Melbourne, April, and Sound, April 22d.She has on boaru one hundred and twenty-three passengers, and gold valued at jfl 14,000.At Melbourne tbe import trade was dull and stocks were increasing fast.Shipments of gold were more active.Gold was selling at A\u20193 Is.3d.per ounce.Money was plentiful.Exchange from la Ij per cent, prem.Wool dull, but there was a good demand for Tallow and Hides.The \" Royal Charter\u2019\u2019 had sailed for Liverpool with 94,000 ounces of gold.in bank notes, belonging to Jabei Clapham, on tbe Tth June Inst, at Charlesbourg.The prisonerf(a German) was not defended by Counsel, aud called no witnesses.The jury found him Guilty.Robert Murphy was put upon bis trial for the larceny of a leather apron of a caleche, of the value of $4, tbe properly of Joseph Iter trend, on the 28th May, last, and for receiving the same knowing it to be stolen.Mr.Hearn defended the prisoner.Verdict Guilty.The Grand Jury returned \u201c true bills\" against Jean Lafontaine, for larceny; Thomas Kgan, for subbing, cutting and wounding with intent to murder ; and Patrick Harden, for an aggravated assault.They returned u no bill\" against Michel Hamel for riotoualj begin ning to demolish a house Ac.John Gueriu was put upon bis trial for robbery with violence.François Xavier Lamblio, tbe private prosecutor and only witness for the Grown, having, in his evidence, contradicted the deposition h* mad* before the ccramitting Magistrate, the prosecution was abandoned by Mr.Stuart Q.C., and the jury returned a verdict of \u201c not guilty.\u201d Mr.Willan appeared for the prisoner.New Tnaa.JJnne 24th.\u2014Baron Wetterstdt, the newly appointed Minister from Sweden and Norway , arrived here fast evening In tbe Persia.The Washington Time* correspondent says \u2022 \u2014\u201c ?meeting of Cabinet was held yesterday! at wMeh despatches from Mr.Dalian and Lord Malmesbury were read.British Governmsnt apologises for recent ootragen, anélatimate that any injuries proved to bave been suffered through them will he redressed.\"\t, The Post-office Department has prepared » statement of letters returned here addressed to Hogtis Lotteries and other firms.Letters number 1,619, and enclosures in eash and drafts ,amount to upwards of $9,000.\tThese returns extend book to .April Isi.All fooil not dead JêL\tif, Tbe eight new sloops of wer ordered to he built will be apportioned ns follows :\u2014One each to navr yard nt Portemontb, Boston, ft.York, NOfftLCrND.The following letter, addressed to the Commission of Rohilcund, manifests the spirit in which Lord Canning Is disposed to deal with rebels unsteined with atrocious crime, and ready to submit themselves to the British Government From William Muir, Rsq., Secretary to Government, North-west Provinces, to R.Alexander, Rsq., Commissioner, Rohilcund, dated Allahabad, the 28th of April, iHfifl \"Sir,\u2014I am directed to communicate to yon the general principles which the Right Hon.Goserneh-General deeirss to see followed by all civil and other officers who will exercise judicial or magisterial powers in Rohilcund on tbe re-entry of British troope into that province.nJ.Tbe condition of Rohilcund has been, ift soma respecte, peculiar.The progress of the revolt la the interior has, until lately, aaf-forM little check Tbe people, left to them-?! .kL .m.t ra*?/ quMtex* engaged ective- r i' \u201d\u2018b*, v '\u2022\"*** opp09«tlOf) to Bnifftb fctotliQçitjr hut b#9H VfiftinlT confloed to tbe several 8.4a,r towns, to the frontier on the Gang**, and tbe expédition* against Nynee Tal.»«*>* P-mmoI*.»d 8.Fr.\u201e.| \"ZûffJtZ Legal Intelligence.COURT OF QUEEN\u2019S BENCH.CROWN BIDS.(Before Mr.Jcmca Cason.) TnraspAY, 24th Jnne.Mr Jcsticr Cards, when the Grand Jury had been sworn in, delivered tbe following charge :\u2014 Gentlemen of tbe Grand Jury,\u2014By taking the oath just administered to yon, you have, as the Grand Inquest of the district, assumed tbe duty of enquiring into the truth of tbe charges to be brought before you, of presenting to the Court all other crimes and offences which may come to your knowledge, of giving information of the abuses which you may have remarked prejudicial to the public interests, and of submitting to tbe Court, on any subjects within its control, such suggestions as you may con I .«ider calculated to promote tbe prosperity of the district.In tbe execution of this important task, the best course for you to adopt is to adhere strictly to the clear and precise rules contained in your oath, by which you have promised to fulfil your obligations without envy, hatred or malice,\u2014without fear, favor or affection.You will, I am sure, faithfully accomplish these solemn and important duties, and by so doing you will render society an invaluable service,\u2014by giving assurance and countenance to the good and honest man against tbe malicious attempts of the wicked one, and by proving to the Utter that he was wrong, if be relied upon impunity or the non-execution of the laws.But, Gentlemen, in deliberating upon the indictments which may be laid before yon, you will remember, that your duty is not confined exclusively to accusing, but that you have also another and more pleasant office,\u2014consisting in protecting tbe innocent who are as much entitled toyour protection as society basa right to expect that you will denounce the guilty.And upon this subject permit me to tell you.that although your decision, if against the accused, be not final, and Although there is another tribunal where be may prove his innocence, it would be, nevertheless, cruel and unjust, for that reason, to subject an innocent person, who will not be represented before you, and who will there have no means of justification, to the danger, humiliation, anJ misery of a public trial,\u2014always ruinous to the accused, even when decided in his favor,\u2014unless you are well convinced of his guilt, from the evidence taken.If that conviction has not been produced on your minds, and if you entertain strong and reasonable doubts, the defendant is, even before you, eutilled to tbe benefit of those doubts.I will add, that although Grand Jurors, generally, are not in the habit of examining witnrsses in favor of the defendant, they have the right to do so, if they think that by that tueaus they will better attain the euda of inttlen.The number of indictments liksly to be submitted to you is comparatively small ; and, although several of the charges are, apparently.of some gravity, they present none of those difficulties which require, on the part of the Court, any special observations, with the exception, however, of two or three cases with reference to which, I think it my duty to say a few words.In one of these cases you have three individuals, who, by force, having introduced themselves into the room in which were held tbe sittings of the Municipal Council of their locality, violently took from the hands of the officer of the said Council, tbe books of tbe Corporation containing an assessment roll legally made, and tore and destroyed the said books, with tbe Apparent object of avoiding the payment of the sums for which they had been assessed.Nothing, Gentlemen, is more reprehensible than such conduct, nothing more dangerous than such an example ; it is, therefore, of the greatest Importance to repress and punish invasions of pnblic order which,' if tolerated, would strike at tbe very foundation of society by reducing to inutility and scorn the constituted authorities, whom it is tbe duty of every good citizen to respect, even in those cases in which he cannot approve of them.Trespasses and acteof violence of this kind can be justified by no reason whatever ; if the Municipal Council in question bad done what was not right, or had exceeded the limits of its powers, there were tribunals to which the parlien aggrieved ought to have applied for tb* justice they have taken Into their own hands, at the risk of causing troubles and difficulties which no often have faulty resulted.The other case to which 1 desire to call your attention In one wherein a number of individuals met together, during the night time, and demolished and destroyed two honse» belonging to third parties, and foe ths demolition of which they are now called upon to answer.Tb**, Gentlemen, is a very serious and dangerous offence.Whatever may be the motives which have actuated those persons, they cannot jnstity or excuse their conduct.Acts of this description most be prevented ; property should he respected and protected.If these houses were a nnisanee in the locality, there were other apd better means available to have that nnisanc* abated.Yon will consider these charges unimpassioned-ty, without prejudice or party spirit, and if Us* «\u2018vrdenr* allows It, It Will he your duty to afford to the Court ah opportunity of punishing outrages which ladicateln their perpetrators a degree of demoraiitatfen, boldheSt, Odd defi- COMMERCIAL.Imports and Eiptilfl at Quebec* [Compiled for the Morning Chronicle.] IMPORTS.Jane 23.P*r srhr Clara, BoUac, from AnttfonUh\u201470 ton* plasisr, to ordsr.Imports at Quebec per Grand Trunk Railway.Jans 23.8 rolls Irathsr.to R Kina.3 bxs dorks *n\t, Freights to Brltala.Wa tear*, have vosaewhet advene ed daring the past week, which we look on aa a favarm ble feature.No Coals er Sail stoat ur quotations In Pl*b are purely monlaal.\u2014Nt d*.Rxehaageoe > IK O.MUBPHr A on V/vf.| Rirmn A.C.BUCHANAN.Chief Ag-enL Government Emigration Offlca, Quebec, 23th Jane, 1636 44 906 IIERRING\u2019t» PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-POROP SAFE»\u2014With Hall\u2019s Patent Powoix-Pnoo» Locks, the same that were awarded separate medals at tbe World's Fair, London, 1851, and the World\u2019s Fair, New York, 1853, and are the only American Safes that were awarded medals at the London World's Fa:r.Tbo-e Safes form the most perfect seenrity against Fire and Burglars, of any safe ever offered the public, and can only be had of the subscribers and their agents ; who have on hand and make to order, all kinds of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank ChcsU and VaulU, Vault Doors, and Money boxes, or Chestefor Brokers, Jewelers, and Private Families, for Plate, Diamonds, and other valuables.And are also Patentees (by purchase) and manufacturers of Jones' Patent Permutation Bank Loce.S.Q.HERRING A 00.No.251 Broadway, cor.Murray at.N.Y.Opposite the City Hall.April 26, 1858.\t2m Lloyd's Register of 3riti*h and .Fomg-nJShiyping.^Bulea and llogulntfon».XTOTIO* 18 HKRBBY OIY1N, THAT IN ]\\ pnrsuaneo of Retolaüoni p***8d by the Committee on the MtL ultimo, altemMooe and amendments be?* Men made in the Rules ana Régulations of Lloyd\u2019s Register of BrilUb end Foreign Shipping ns follows, ris.s SecTioE 37,\u2014Has been altered so as to require u each set of timbers to he frane-holted together throughout their entire lengths\" in ships of the 12 years\u2019 grade, instead of eaeh alternate set as heretofore.Section 50,\u2014Ha* also been amended so as to ¦ require \u201ceach alternate set of timber* to be frame-bolted together throughout their entire lengths\" In ships of the 10 years\u2019 Section 46,\u2014The sentence commencing at the end of the first Hoe in page 15, hag been altered as follows In all cases in which planks above eleven inches in width shall be used, they mast be doable fastened ; and those above eifhi Inches in width mmst be tieenailed double and single, except bolts intervene.\u2019\u2019 Sections 39 and «2.\u2014The Regalatipns recently passed requiring iron plates to be fitted either inside or outside on the frames of ships, the length of which (measured from the fore part of the stem to tbe after part of the «tern poet on tbe rauge of upper deck) exceed* five times their extreme breadth, have been extended *s follows, vlx.In ships tbe length of which shall exceed nix times their extreme breadth, the number of plates must be not less than one pair to every ten feet of the ship\u2019# entire length taken a* above, but not to be more than six feet asunder measured on a square, and to he placed diagonally aa above described.And in addition thereto, such ships must he fitted with a rider keelson, or a pair of sister keelsons, at the option of the owner,\u2014lbs transverse sectional area of such rider keelson or sister keelson each to be equal to two-thirds of that required in Table B for main keelsons\u2014If a rider keelson be adopted, it must be fastened with through bolts of tbe size required in Table D for keelson bolts, and in number not less than one in every alternate floor.If sister keelsons be fitted, they must be fastened with through bolts, in number not less than one in every alternate timber, and of tbe size required in Table D for M scarpbs of keels,\u201d Ac Sictions 79, 80, 81.\u2014Tbe relaxations in favour of steam ships heretofore allowed by these Rules, as regards materiala and scantlings, will be discontinued ; and steam ships hereafter built will be subject to the same requirements in these respects as sailing vessels.Section 77.\u2014Requiring ara-going steam ships to be surveyed twice a fear, hsa been abolished ; and in this respect steam ships will be placed on the same footing as sailing vessels.Table F.has been amended, so as to require the iron knees and riders to upper deck and hold beams to be 3 inches in breadth in ships of 300 tom and under, instead of 21 inches, as heretofore.By order of the Committee, GEORGE B.SEYFAKG, Secretary.2, White Lion Court, London, E.0.3rd June, 1858.MAIL FOR ENGLAND.A' MAIL FOR EWULA!ffl>, per ^Cabadia* Lies al* bJ 1.A W.POSTON A 00.Lower Town, Jana 14, 1454.\t_ in WINES.A N Aseortmentof the BneetPORT, 8HER- \\ RY and MADEIRA Wiaaa, la wood and »5l.\tPOSTOK * 00.1 Lower Town, Jane 24, 1454, ALE.WM.DOW A GO 'S celebrated India Pale Ale In wood and bottle, Bum\u2019s ladia Ale.In qrte.and pinte, AlUopp\u2019i do do do (Vm.Younger k Co\u2019« Edinburgh Ale (n qte, 9m^hr E.A W.POSTON A 00.Quebec, June 24,1454.JUST landed, ex 44 WanWogton,\" from Ham- berg : 10 Bbls.Turkey Prunes.Q.A H.GIBSONS.Qnebec, June 24, 1464.- \u2014\t'friui\t- - Macaulay's and Bayne's Essays.gSSAYS^on Bio^re^by and OriUclsm, by lyt aad OriticlM^ by Lord Mncanlay\u201410*.F.SINCLAIR.Qaebec, Jane 23, 1144.AUCTION SALES.BY G.tL H.GIBSONS.Bankrupt Stock of Dry Goods.By Auction, at tbe Store et present occupied , by Mi.NORBERT RORBRRT, Craig Street, St Rocha, on MONDAY next, tLc 28th instant.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock, A.M.precisely.PoainvnLT Without Rnsiavs, At so much in the Pound on the Cost Price 4N Extensive STOCK of DRY GOODS, belong!, g to an Insolvent Estate, it of BOOK DEBTS, and LEASE of PREMISES for one to five year*.LEASE of a SHOP in GROWN STREET, belonging to Mr.Grenier.The Goods can be seen and the Inventory examined the morning prev .ou* to the sale.\u2014-Ateo,\u2014 At the Subscriber's Stores, at TWO o\u2019clock, P.M., to Close Consignment* : A General Assortment of Seasonable DRY GOODS.G.k H.QIBSONE, A.A B.Quebec, June 2c, 1858.ME6MTIC MINING COMPANY.NOTICE.31HK ANNUAL OENRRAL MKBTINO of lb.8HARKHULDBR8 in ibi.COHPANY 11 be held at the OFFICE, in St.Pbtsk Btkxst, on THURSDAY, the Ut day of J uly next, At which a statement of the affairs of the Com P*ny will be submitted, an Election of Directors for tbe ensuing year, and other business transacted in accordance with the Act of Incorporation.By order JOHN SHAW, Secy.M.Mg.Co.Qaebec, 16tb June, 1858.STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.AUCTION SALES.BY CASEY &.CO.New HR Screw Steamer 14 NICOLET,\u201d of 70 Horse-power, and 158 Register Tons bur-en, adspted for the Chambly Canal, and at present undergoing thorough repair at Sorel, is offered for sale on reasonable terms.For particulars, apply in Sorel, to Messrs.D.k J.McCarthy à Co ; in Montreal, to Theodore Hart, Esq.; in Quebec, to James Stevenson, Esq , Manager of tbe Bank of Montreal in Three Rivers to M.Stevenson.Esq., aad to tbe undersigned at Hécancour.ANGUS MACDONALD.Becancour, June 24, 1858.\tliu FOR CHICAGO, OR PORTS ON LAKES HURON, ERIE OR ONTARIO.For Freight MIE Schooner 44 GOVERNOR,\" Taylor, Master, will be ready to load for above Ports on THURSDAY next.height or further particulars, apply to THOMAS F.KELLY, No.10, Gowen's Buildings, St.Peter Street.Quebec, June 22, 1858.HE SCHOONER 44 CHIEFTAIN.\u201d Capt.McKay, wUl be ready to load on THURSDAY next, for up River and Lake Porta.JOHN ANDERSON, Aoiht.Qnebec, June 21.1858.POK SALE, QUEBEC BANK STOCK.Mount Hennon Cemetery, and Turnpike Trust Debentures.JAS.H.MICHAUD k CO.Stock Brokers, Quebec Chambers.Quebec, June 23, 1858.\t6 CANVAS.NAVY CANVAS, BROUGH\u2019S DUNDEE for sale by ' JAS.H.MICHAUD k CO.4, Quebec Chambers.Quabac, Jane 23, 1858.\t6 F.X.MARTINETTE, CABINET MAKER & FUNERAL FURNISHER, No.38|, St Joseph Street, ST.ROCH8.BEGS to inform bis friends and the public generally, that be continues to undertake every preparation for FUNERALS in a becoming manner, and hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who will employ him, having been upwards of 20 years Manager in tbe Ks-tabliahment of the late Mr.Haddak.All orders left at his house will be attended to with promptness and despatch.The best of articles will be employed and at the very low-Mt prices.Qaebec, Jane 24, 1858.NOTICE.4LL persons Indebted to the Estate of the late Hirst McCadlit, in his life time of tbe City of Quebec, Clerk in the Curtom Honse, are hereby requested to make immediate payment to his widow, Bridget Hannon, duly named Tutrix to her minor children ; and those who have claims against tbe said Estate are also requested to present them to her, duly attested.BRIDGET HANNON, Tutrix.Quebec, June 24, 1858.\t3 LOST, XESTERDAY, between Sault-au-Matelot Street and Cape Blanc, a P0RTM0-B, containing six or seven one-dollar notes and about five dollars in silver pieces.The finder will be rewarded on retarning it at the Office of this paper.Quebec, June 22, 1858.\t5 FOR SALS' Eleven acres of land, delightfully situated on the St.Lewis or Grande Allée I, facing the Plains of Abraham, having a frontage of 2 acres IT feet, and being well adapted for Building Lota, the property of R.F.Stiwait, Ksqr, Terms eaay.H.C.AUSTIN, Notary, St.Peter Street Quebec, June 22, 1858.\t8-2aw Licitation.THI THIS DAY, at ONE o\u2019clock, at their Auction Rooms, St.Pater Stmt : A VARIETY of Dry Goods, Clothing, /\\ Hardware, Crockery Ware, Furniture and other Goods.CASEY à 00.Jatte 34, 1854.\tA.A B.Valuable Real Eetate In St- Va-lier Street.Will be sold by Auction, on TUESDAY, tbe 6tb JULY next, at TEN o'clock, on the Premises fTHAT LARGE aad VALUABLE :.: 1 J[ PROPERTY occupied by the pro-™ prie tor as a Grocery and Provision Store' tbe last fifteen years, consisting of Two Dwelling Houses, Stores, Stables for 20 horses, a Stone Foundation built for a new building.Garden and Lot in rear, all intersecting two Streets, and in substantial order.To a business man or capitalist this is a rare chance of possessing one of the best business stands in or about (Jutbec.Tkkmm vaar Lies-hal, with clear indisputable titles.Further particulars can be bad by applying to Mr.8.IRVINE, on the premises, or to CASEY A CO., A.A B.Quebec, June IT, 1858.\t2-2-3A2aw AUCTION SALES.BY O.MUHPJ1Y A CO.Consignment Sale of Groceries, Ac, Ac.¦ an THURSDAY, tbs \u2022bscriber's By Auctioa will h* fold ir \u2018 * JamM Street : 1st Jaly next, at tbe S Stores, St.TURNPIKE ROADS.TENDERS will be received at tbe Office of the NORTH SHORE TURNPIKE TRUST until TEN o\u2019clock, A.M.on WEDNESDAY, the 30th JUNE instant, for Building a BRIDGE over the RIVER MONTMORENCY, according to a Plan and Specifications to be seen at tbe said Office on and after Mohdat, tbe 14th inst.Security will be required for tbe due performance of tbe Contract, and the Trustees will cot bind themselves to accspt of the lowest Tender.J.PORTER, Secretary.Quebec, June 12, 1854.IRISH SOAP.FOR SALK\u2014100 Boxes Olden\u2019s, Cork.J.M.KERR, June 19, 1858.\tBroker.CURLED HAIR.THE Subscriber has a few Casks of the above, which be will dispose of much under the market value\u2014for Cash.P.O\u2019NEILL, Commercial House.Quebec, June 22, 1858.HOLLANDS GIN.30II HDS.,4 DeKuyper\u2019s\u201d now landing and for sale.H.J.NOAD A CO.Quebec, June 22, 1858.\t8 PALE SEAL OIL.IASKS very superior, \u2018ngex 44 Jean Ann,\" brador.now land-from La- Quebec, June 23, 1858.H.J.NOAD A CO.8 Salt Afloat- AILY Expected\u201410,000 Minota Liverpool Salt in bulk.FALKENBERG A McBLAIN.Quebec, June 22, 1858.D MARINE INSURANCE.Q UAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF PAILADKLPHIA.A.FRASER, Agent.Renaud\u2019s Buildings, Opposite Montreal Bank.Quebec, June 21, 1858.J.A.CARLICK, 46, St.Anne Street, Upper-Town, Manufacturer of Plate Chests, Military and naval accoutrement and CAMP CHESTS, TRAVELLING, DRESSING, SWORD, GUN, and PISTOL CASES, and all articles in the Fancy Cabinet line.Having for many years supplied tbe first houses in London and New York, hopes to give satisfaction to those in Quebec who may favor him with their patronage.N.B.\u2014Repairs of every kind neatly executed.Quebec, June IT, 1858.Teeth.TEETH extracted with care and skill by R.RAMSAY, Surgeon Dentist, No.40, Ann Street, next door to Hough's Livery Stables.Dr.Ramsay begs to inform those requiring his services for this purpose, that be bas for the last eight years entirely abolished the nse of that dangerous instrument, thi nr, and that be now operates altogether with the Forcep.June 15, 1858.\t6p REFRIGERATORS.JUST received and for sale REFRIGERATORS of improved pattern., various sixes.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Ice-cream Pressera, Water Coolers, Water Filters», Ac.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, June 16, 1858.B OSTON.SODA, LEMON and WATER CRACKERS, in BOXES and BARRELS.For sale by BROCK, GORDON A CO.Hunt's Wharf, 19th June, 1858.\t6 SUGARS.1/\\A T)ARRELS LONDON CRUSHED JAJU r) SUGAR, 50 Barrels Dutch Crushed in Lumps, For sale by\tLANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, June 14, 1868.Province of Canada, > District of MonUnagny.) OFFICE or thi PROTHONOTARY or SUPERIOR COURT, Montmaory, 26th March.1858.-\\T0TICE la hereby given, that in virtue of J3| our order, dated the 20th day of March last, the procu verbal of preparatory adjudication of the immoveable hereafter described has been deposited in our Office for tbe purpose of receiving over-biddings during six weeks, after which period a titled shall be given to the highest blddsr or over-bidder par-chaser thereof, subject to tbe conditions mentioned in the said procu verbal.The said immoveable forms part of the community which existed between François Xavier Fournirr, ot the parish of 8t.Jean Port Joly.cultivator and cabinet-maker, and the late Mathilde Bernier, bis wife, and consists in a lot of land situated in the third range of the said parish of St.Jean Port Jolr, in the place called St.Aubert, containing three-fonribs of an arpent in front and about two arpents in dspth, and is comprised in the following limits, ths south part of the rlvar Trois Saumons, in going up the pracipice or tht bill of said ri-var.towards tbe south, to form three perches in aeptb upon tbe said hill, and from tbe north side of ths said river, in going np the said precipice in a northerly direction, to form half an arpeat in depth on the summit of the said hill, at which laat mentioned place this half an arpent has only half an arpent in front and the remainder three-fourths of an arpeat, as above mentioned, bounded toward* the south* west by Alfred Bélanger, and to the north-WMt and north-east hr Jean Baptiste Bela, with a Saw-Mill, machinery, oiroumataaees j and dependencies.Tbe final sale shall taka place in this office, on WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH day of JULY next, at TEN o'clock In tbe fereaooa.N.8 VALLE\u2019S, Deputy Prothonotary Soy.Court.Jana 26, 1858.\t3 FOh SALE.N EMPLACEMENT of «6 foet front, at Norma-DAMB di la Victoirh, in the immediate vicinity of Couture's Ferry, and forming an excellent Stand for Business.Very cheap for cash.N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Quebec, June 18, 1858.\t12 ADVANCES.THE Subscriber ia prepared to arrange for Cash Advances on every description of Merchandise consigned for sale to bis friends in Montreal.JAMES M.KERR.Qnsbec, May 23, 1858.\t3m MRS.HAMMAN\u2019S, Old St.Lawrence Hotel, No.2, Notre-Dame Street, NEXT DOOR TO THE GLOBE HOTEL BEGS to inform her friendn end the public that she is prepared to receive Boaadsrs and others, who will be supplied with every article of the best quality in her business, ,at very reasonable rates.Quebec, Mar 28, 1858.\t3m City Building Society.THE 28th Monthly Instalment becomes dus on MONDAY, the 38th instant, on tbe evening of which dav, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, the Directors will offer for sale such monies ua they may have on hand.JOHN ROSS.Secy.-Treas.Qnebec, Jnne 19, 1858, ESTATE OF VV.H.IRVINE'.LL Persons indebted to the above Estate are hereby requested to pay tbe amount ir indebtedness into the hands of the undersigned, who is duly authorised toreoeive the same.M.G.MOUNTAIN, Nun\u2019s Buildings, 8t.Peter Street.Qnebec, June If, 1858.AL- of tnei To the Ladies of Quebec.inti- XHH undersigned begs respectfrUly to mate to ber friends and the publia, bar Intention to offer her Choice 8u FANOT GOODS at Goat Prie*, It being ber intea tien to return to Montreal.MRS.HAMILTON SCOTT, 89, John Street.* N.B.\u2014Tbe lease of this Valuable Business Stand will be sold.June 5, 1158.\tia A CHOICE Assortment of Groceries, Ac., consUticg of Sugars,\tMêlasses, Teas and Tobacco, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whiskey, Ac.Ac.A Great variety of Goods will be offered, frill particulars of which will be given in handbills.Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.0.MURPHY A CO.Quebec, June 26, 1858.\tA.A B.COMMISSARIAT QUEBEC, 14th Jdhb, 1858.NOTICE, is hereby given that SEALED TENDERS, in DfrLiCAT*, will be received at this Office, until NOUN, ou SATURDAY, tbe 26th instant, from all persons wilting to Contract for tbe Erection of a Shot Shed in the Citadel.Also, CONSTRUCTION of TWO BALL COURTS, for the use of the Troops, vis.:\u2014One at the Citadel, aud one at the Jesuit Barracks, Quebec.Plans and Specifications may be seen, and the requisite information obtained, on application at tbe Office of tbe Commanding Royal Engineer Quebec.BirARATi Tenders to be made for Each of the three services.A certificate to be written on tbe back of each Tender, to the effect that the party has inspected tbe Work in company with some person connected with the Royal Engineer Department.The approval of any Tender will cease to be valid, if the Contractor's Sureties fail to attend at the Notery\u2019s Office within Five days of a day after it shall have been notified to him that the Contract is in readiness for bis signature.Payment will be made in Bank notes at 24s.4d.Currency per pouud sterling, by the Commissariat Department.Two Sureties subject to approval of the Senior Commissariat Officer will be required, whose real signatures must be affixed to the Tenders and the principal must bo properly qualified to perform the service.The Contractor to pay for drawing up of the Contract and Specification, together with three copies, by a Notary, who will be selected by, and receive bis instructions from tbe Senior Commissariat Officer, and who will deduct tbe cost of said Contract and Specification and copies, and also the registration thereof, from the first payment made to the Contractor, should the same not have been already settled.No Tender will be received without the bona fide signatures of both the Contractor and his Sureties.T.W.GOLDIE, A.C.G.COMMISSARIAT QUEBEC, 14th Jl'HK, 1858.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, SEALED TENDERS, in Duplicate, will be received at this Office, until NOON on SATUKDAY, the 36th instant, from all persons willing to tender for s term of Tin years, subject to resumption on giving three months notice, or three months rent, the GLACIS in front of the Old Town Works, between St.Louis and St John\u2019s Gates, Qaebec.No buildings to be erected, and tbe tenant to maintain the fences in order.Rent from 1st April, 1658, to be paid on taking possession, and subsequently half yearly in advance.The plans may be seen at the Royal Engineer Office at Quebec.Two good and sufficient sureties, subject to the approval of tbe Senior Commissariat Officer, will be required, whose real signatures must be attached to the Tenders.10 T.W.GOLDIE, A.C.G.Commissariat, Quebec, 18th Jcrb, 1858 NOTICE is hereby given that SEALED TENDERS, in Dcplicati, will be received at this Office, until NOON on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, from persons willing to tender for CUTTING the GRASS and WEEDS on the Glacis, Slopes, Ditches, Ac., on the Citadel and Town Works, during the present Season.The service to be performed to tbe satisfaction of the Commanding Royal Engineer, or such other person as may be deputed by him.Upon notice having been given of the acceptance of any tender, one-half of the amount tendered to be paid down, the remainder on completion of the service.Any further information may be obtained by application being made at tbe Royal Engineer Office, Quebec.T.W.GOLDIE, A.C.G.COMMISSARIAT QUEBEC, 21st Juki, 1858.OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that SEAL- t ED TENDERS in Duplicate, will be received at this Office, until NOON, on WEDNESDAY, the Tth JULY, from all persons willing to contract tor the performance of the following services for the service of the Royal Engineer Department at Quebec, vie.Taking dtivon and Rebuilding the Work-Shops of Military Store Department near Palace Gate.Renevring the Tin Covering of the Hoof of the Shed, in rear of the Military Store Office.Repairing the RooJ and Renevring the Tin Covering thereof to the Armory in the Citadel.Repairing the Queen's Wharf.Plans and Specifications, of one, or nil of the Works required may be seen, and further particulars obtained, at tbe Office of the Oom-mandiog Royal Engineer at Quebec.Separate Tenders to be made for each of these services.A Certificate to be written on the back of each Tender, to the effect that the party has inspected the Work for which he may desire to contract, in company with some person connected with the Royal Engineer Department.The approval of any Tender will cease to be valid, if the contractor's Sureties fail to attend at the Notary\u2019s Office, within Five days from tbe day it shall have been notified to him that the contract is in readiness for bis signature.Payment will be made by tbe Commissariat Department, in Hank Notes at 24s.4d.Currency per Pound Sterling.Two Sureties subject to the approval of the Senior Commissariat Officer will be required, whose real signatures must be affixed to tbe Tender, and tbe Principal must be property qualified to perform the service.The Contractor to pay for drawing up of the Oontract end Specification, together with three copies, by a Notary, who will be selected by, and receive his instructions from the Senior Commissariat Officer; and who will deduct the coat of said Contract and Specification, and copies, and also tbe registration thereof, from the first, or any subsequent payment made to the Contractor, should the same not bava been already settled.T.W.GOLDIE, A.0.G.DR.JAS.REED.HO.>1, HT.FITtR BTRRKT, OfTHttrs an.dinnim'b.Quebec, May 20,1D58.Toothache.ÏIRSflMStpalnfril Toothache can be cored la a few minutes by application to R M8AY, Burgeon Dentist, No.48, Anne 8t.next door to Hough'S Livery Stables.Job* 18, 1158.\tgp 500 french lâiiei mum, non NEW YOU, AT Gne-TùM the usual Price.GLOVER & FRY.June 17, 1858.John Henderson 4fc(Jo, BUADE STREET, (UPPER-TOWN MARKET SQUARE,) UFi* Kit FOR CASH at Low Prices a large Assortment uf SUMMER HATS, comprising over lOO VARIETIES of Panam», Leghorn, Tuscan and English Straw.By the 44 Nova Scotian,\" they have received a further supply of FKtiT HATS, Sou and Suffrued, including the 44 Chum\" and 44 Regalia\" Hals.London SATIN HATS fitted to tbe head by tbe \u201c Conformateur.\" Strangers visiting the City are informed that a largrStock of FURS is always on view at this establishment.Quebec, June 21, 1858.W M.LÏÏBD & CO.RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ^INSPECTION OF THK1K NEW STOCK \u2022 O» K.A.Îvr C Y «feSHAPLE DRY GOODS, Which is Large and embraces every NOVELTr E -A.It It I c fluiTABLi roa VMS PBESXHW aaABOH.FAMILY MOURNINGS.Quebec, June 21, WM.LAIRD k CO.Fabrique Street.1858.Quebec Emporium of FASHION.Wo.SO, Nt.John-street, (OPPOSITE ST.URSULE STREET.) WM.SWEATMAN, Merchant Tailor, ilabit-Maker, and General Outfitter, from London, IN returning sincere thanks to his friends, tbe Gentry of Quebec, and its vicinity, for tbe liberal patronage hitherto received, begs to inform them that having Leased tbe above Premises, he trusts by unremitting attention to their favours, together with small profit, to merit a continuance of their patronage, and begs to invite them to an inspection of his new and well assorted Stock, selected for him in London, of the Best and Newest Fabrics, which he is prepared to make np in the latest Fashion and the best workmanship, and tbe Smallest Profit, trusting that system of carrying on business will increase their patronage ; also in future 10 per cent, discount on Cash purchases will be allowed.Ready Made Clothing.This Department will in future be found second to none in the City, suitable for every Season.W.S.has always on hand a Choice selection of Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Braces, and Gloves.Shirts and Collars made to order in a superior manner, with dispatch and warranted to fit.Tbe Shirt Department conducted by Mrs.S.Also received, a Case of Superior Paris Hate tp Civil and Military Uniforms, Clergy men and Lawyer\u2019s Gowns, Servant\u2019s Liveries, made on tbe shortest notice and nt the lowest possible price.Qnebec, June 8, 1858.\t12m DRY GOODS.B' J.H.MORGAN EGS to call attention of his Customers and the public to his large and well selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Comprising Rich Glacé Silk and Cloth Mantles, French and English Brocade, Silk, Tisane, and Barege Robes, Striped, Cheked and Figured Poplins, Silk Tissue, Circular Shawls, (very choice).1200 Cheap Muslin Robes, 500\t44 Poplins and Bareg* Robes, 1 Case French Flowers, 1 Case Bonnet Ribbons, 1 Case Parasols, 1 Cases Tuscan Bonnets (at Cost.) with tbe usual assortment of Cloths, Cassi-meres, Vesting, Linens, Shirting, Hosiery, Ac.Tbe whole has been carefully selected in tbe best Kuropeon Markets, and will be found to compare favourably with any Stock in the city, and will be disposed of at a small advance on on Sterling Cost.P 8.\u2014No damaged Goods kept in this establishment.J.H.MORGAN.Quebec, June 1, 1856.CARPETS.The whole stock or carpets, Rngs and furnished materials, vix.Velvet Pile, Brussels, Tapestry, Imperial, and Kiderminister Carpets.\u2014*LSO,\u2014- Hearth Rugs, Damasks, Moreens, Fringes, Gimps, Ac., Ac.Now on band io the Stores of the Subscriber, will be sold ala heavy redaction on cost price.FOR GASS Having positively determined on closing that branch of tbe business.Parties requiring any thing in tbe above line are parttculary requested to call before buying elsewhere.J.H.MORGAN.Quebec, June 1, 1858.HUGH MACKAY, Ship Bhokir xxn G in taxi.Commission Aoiht Telegraph Buildings, St.Peter St.Quebec, May 19, 1858.\t3m TEETH.THOSE having Decayed Teeth, if they do not wish to suffer from Toothache, should go immediately to Dr.RAMSAY, Surgeon Dentist, No.40, Anne Street, facing the Jesuit\u2019s Barracks, and have them plugged, thereby arresting their decay, and having them again rendered perfectly sound.June 1ft, 1858\t6p STEAM PUMP~ Ship Masters & Consignees ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the UNDERWRITERS have caused to be located at this Port, one of PALMER\u2019S MAMMOTH STEAM PUMPS, capable of discharging fifteen thousand gallons of water per minute.Also e CENTRIFUGAL MAIN PUMP of areat power.Vessels can be supplied with either on application to MR JAMES S.DRYSDALE, Engineer, here ; THEODORE HART, Esquire, Montreal, or\tSHAW A BLACK, Black\u2019s Shipyard.Qnebec, May 1st, 1858.\t3m JOHN BARCLAY, SHIP-CSIANDLIR A 8R0CER.No.2, Dean\u2019s Buildings, 8aui.t-xc-Matslot Rthsht, Lowm-Towa.QUEBEC.Mny8, 1D58.\t«a DAVID MORGAN, Merchant Tailor, MOV BT A I H HILL.KF^narr to 44 Cmbonicls Orrioa,).*] TAKES the present opportunity to thaak those gentlemen who hâve so liberally and extensively patronised Mas during the preoent season, aad to inform them that, in consequence of arrangements entered into, be will leave here for England on tbe \u2014- July next, previous to which he intends to offer the whole of bis Stock on baud AT REDUCED RATES.ki\" D.M.«ill be happy tn receive orders from those geatlemeu requiring GARMENTS, either in Military or Civil life, and which will have hi* particular attention when making his selections in the English Market.IP D.M.will make liberal arrangements with any of petrous who think proper to entrust him with their Fall order.Qaebec, May 31,1858.\t1m NEW CIGAR STORE, 14.ST.JOHN STREET.Next door to Mr.Mancixa, Furrier, and near Bi'MIll\u2019s Horn.L'OERJdMIM begs to inform bis \u2022 r> numerous friends of former years, and tbe gentlemen of Quebec generally, that be bas opened out at the above Stand (two doors from Palace Street,) and solicits their custom for one of tht best assortments ever offered in tbe TOBACCONIST LINE.His slock of CUT TOBACCOS is well worthy of attention, being cut from tbe purest plug and warranted tree from adulteration.In connection with this department L.B.bega to call tbe attention of connoisseurs aud others to a mixture compounded by hiruselfaid wbicb bas already gained some celebrity and which will in future be known as BENJAMIN\u2019S MIXTURE, and wbicb will be found superior to any thing yet offered to tbe Quebec public.CIGARS OF EVERY BRAND.MaiascHACM and other Pipes, Tobacco Jars, and Cigar Cases in great variety.Quebec, June 10, 1858.\t1m MMAUNT, from \u2022 «nf*gi»g ns FI amiss or in PEH r OR.TUMBLETY CAN be consulted by his Patients in QUEBEC every FRIDAY and SATURDAY, and by those in MONTREAL every other week day.21, Sr.Ltwis Sraxir, Quebec.May 25, 1858.On hand and for sale by the Undersigned : |)LANAT\u2019S Cognac Brandy in hhds A cases Gin, \u2022\u2022 Pine Apple\" Brand, in red k green cases, Scotch Whiskey in hhds anl qr-casks Irish do in qr-casks Old Tom Gin in cases, Cases Guiness\u2019 XXX Dublin Porter Barrels Jeffery\u2019s Edinburgh Pale Ale do Byass' London Porier k Als do Paisley Strong Ale, Hbds k Tierces Bisat k Co's Bordeaux Vinegar Caroteels, barrels and boxes Currants, Bags Walnuts, do Wine and Beer Corks, Cases French Pickles, do Ultramarine Washing Blue do Eau de Cologne Nutmegs in hhds Steels\u2019s Liverpool Soap Crown brand.'4 RYAN BROTHERS k CO.Quebec, June 14, 1858.\t6 In Store and for sale : CLICQU0T8 CHAMPAGNE, Fleur de Sillery do.Burgundy Wines in bottle, Claret in Wood and bottle, Old and Superior Port in do do Sherry Wines in do do.RYAN BROTHERS A CO.Quebec, June 14,1858.\t6 BRIGHT SUGAR.1\tCJHDS.BRIGHT SUGARS, LL For sale by LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, June 9, 1858.PORK FOR BALE 1 AAA TJarels mess PORK, JAJUV 0250 Do.PRIME MESS PORK 300 Barrels PRIME PORI, All Montreal Inspection.LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, June 9,1858.WHISKEY\u2019.OAA TMRRkls whiskey, so o.p.£\\J\\J D 50 Puncheons Whiskev, 1 to 1 For Sale by LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, June 9, 1858.FOR 8feI*E, 1 P\\AA OOXES CASEY\u2019S LIVERPOOL UUU Jj SOAP, \u201cCrown Brand.\u201d LANE, GIBB Quebec, June 9, 1858.A CO.Agents.For sale by the Undersigned : SPIKES, Belgian, 5 a 8 inches, Canvas, Nos.1 a 6, Linseed Oil in Hhds and Qr-casks Roman Cement in casks, RYAN BROTHERS A CO.Quebec, June 14, 1858.For Sale to arrive : SCOTCH STEAM COALS.JOSEPH WHITE.May 29, 1858.Fire Bricks Afloat.AAA *>VED to No.22), St.John Street, without.She take* this opportunity of announcing to tbe gentry who may require Gentlemen's Shirt*, or Ladies Morning Diesses, that ahe has always on hand aud for sale a splendid assortment of those articles, made and finished in every style, and to meet all tastes.In expressing her desire to deserve public patronage, she thinks it further incumbent on her to state that at the Montreal General Exhibition, ber work was thought worthy of and was inconiroverubly accorded the first prize, over all competitors.In cases of death, whether the same occur at night or day, tbe Subscriber will be always ready to undertake to enshroud and lay out the body of the deceased, in a becoming manner, and further to make every preparation for tbe funeral.In offering ber services in this particular, tbe Subscriber conceives she can give entire satisfaction to all who employ ber, and furnish Clothes for the dead and other funeral habiliments, superior to any in Quebec.The whole at very moderate prices.CLOT1LDE GOSSELIN, No.221, Et.John Street, St.John Suburbs.Quebec, June 22, 1858.\t3m Valuable Property For Sale, By the Executors of tbe late Mr.H.Bk.vjamin.A»A /'I REENKN4 *WE, at present occu-[jTjjff \\.T pied by F.W.Wood, Esq \u201c1 The object being for settlement of tbe Estate, terms of payment could be made to suit purchasers.The property is one of tbe finest in the neighbourhood of Quebec, and is in tbe best of order.Apply to tbe Executors, at H.A M.BENJAMIN'S, Fabrique Street.Quebec, June 19, 1858.Madame Louis Campeau INFORMS the Public and Travellers visiting Quebec, that she can accommodate, in a most comfortable manner, several Ladies and Gentlemen, in Mr.Bxmamij» s so well known bouse, facing tbe Upper-Town Market.Quebec, June 5, 1858.\t1m NOW LANDINC7 Ex 44 BEACON,\" from Charente : 25 H' HDS.40 Trcs.60 Qr casks And for sale by Quebec, June 15, 1656.Triple Clarified White Wine VINEGAR GIBB A ROSS.12 75 B Landing ex \u201c Dandy Jim\u201d : ?ARRELS PALE SEAL OIL, 16 Puncheons Old Jamaica.LANE, GIBB A CO.Qaebec, June 14, 1858.Window Glass, Landing.I ts k 110XES WINDOW GLASS\u2014 J\\MM/ D 41 Star brand,\u201d 6J x 7j up to 36 x 46, In fine order.LANE, GIBB k CO.Qaebec, Jane 14, 1858.No.1 Sumerlee Pig Iron.QO( k nPONS, ex 44 Argentinus, \u201d from J Londonderry, for sale by Jane 14.1858.C.W.WILSON k CO.I CAPE COTTAGE, N CAPE ELIZABETH, near PORTLAND, Maine, has been throngbly renovated for tbe Season, and is now ready for the reception of Visitors.Fishing and Sailing Boats ars always in readineis for Boarders, Ac.Coacbes running three times a-day to and from the Cars.Also Horses and Carriages in readiness for Boarders.Cape Cottage, for a Watering Place and Summer resort, cannot be beat.8.M.MARBLE, Proprietor.(Address Portland, box 2200.) June 1, 1858.\t2m 4D4M W4TIERS, GROCERY, Wine éÿ Liquor Store, ST.JOHN *TREET, J^HE subscriber offers FOR SALE, a complete assortment of FRESH GROCERIES, INES, LIQUORS, Ac.Also, just received, part of the cargo of tba \u201cIddo,\" comprising :\u2014 Province Paper Shell Almonds; Soft Shell Almonds ; Sardines d ihvtle ; Olive Oil, Ac.In returning thanks to bis numerous customers, be begs to announce that, dnring tbe summer season, it will be impossible for him to receive Fresh Cured Finnan Baddies, but that be will be prepared to supply FRESH HALIBUT, COD-FISH, HADDOCK, MACKEREL, and LOBSTERS, orders for which, if left within two days before tbe Fish is required will be carefully attended to.A.WATTERS.Qnebec, Jnne 2, 1858.#3^,153 Tons 8 mÊÊm Apply \\Ojmj nsfe Pad to Great Bri-* Prats*, » law Mg «I Register.to J.M.KERR, Bruksr.Quebec, Juste 24, 1858.Wauted to Charter.«OSMW Ala VKM.SKL of 400*450 Tons, to load Timber sou Deals for of 759'a' 1090 Toas, to load Timber.4«.for Livmpool.Apply to\tC.W.WILSON à 00.Quebec.June 23, 1854.WANTED TO CHAR TER.TWO Vessels to Load Timbeq Deals, Ae.1 For Briatol\u2014TOO to 800 tons.1 For Hull, 400 te 5*6 do.Apply to OHAS.E.LEVEY A CO.June 11, 1858.WANTED TO CHARTER VESSEL of from 300 to 600 __ Tons, for the East Coast of fngland.Apply to Apply to CHAS.B.LEVEY A CO.June 21, 1858.For Gloucester Canal, FT 0 Sail about tbe 10th Ju'y, tbe I First-class Ship EQUATOR, T.Smith, Master, has room fora | few first class Cabin Passengers Apply to the Master, on board, at Hall\u2019s Booms, or to\tC.B.LEV El A CO Quebec.June 19, 1858.Wanted to Charter, Au VESSEL of 500 a 600 Tons, for Shields.A Vessel of 300 a 500 Tons, fbi Hull.To loadCargoes of Timber and Deals.HENRY BUR8TALL.Gibb\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, June 8, 1858.Wanted to < barter, A VESSEL of 400 to TOO Tons Register, to load a Cargo of Timber and Deala for Dublin.Alao a Vessel of 200 to 250 Tons Register, to load a Cargo of Timber and Deals for Drogheda.FALKENBERG A McBLAIN.Quebec, June 5, 1458.BRITANNIA LIFR ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 PRINCES» STREET, BANK, LONDON BSTASLISUSD Av«.1, 1837.EupovHred by Special Act of Parliament, 4 Vut.Cap.9.Col.Roikst Alkxandeb, Chairman.Blackheath Park Age.\tAnnual\t\tYearly\tQuarterly \tPremium.\t\tPremium\tPremium Yeara.Months.£\t\t*.d\t£ s *.\t£ s.a SO\t0\t2\t7 3\t1 4 2\t0 12 3 3\t2\t7 6\t1\t4 4\t0 12 4 6\tt\t7 10\t1\t4 6\t0 12 -a 9\t2\t8 2\t1\t4 8\t0 12 a 40\t0\t3\t3 0\t1 12 2\tol* \u2022 3\t3\t\t1 12 fi\t0 1* 7 8\t8\t4 1\t1 12 10\t0 16 9 \u2022\t3\t4 7\t1 13 !\t0 16 10 \t\tK.\tR.FOSTER,\t Artists Materials ! JUST received, from Messrs.Rssvaa *nn Son, London, a Supply of Artist Materials of the best description, Oil Colors in col lapai-bl* tubas.Moist Water Colors ia boxes aad separate, Sable and Carnal Hair Rrushea, Varnishes, Prepared Oanrsaa Pallet»*, Slabs, Ao.P.SINCLAIR.Jnat T, 1868.SAMUEL STURTON, C h © m i a t and Y) r u tr g i s t, BEGS to announce that he baa commenced business at No.2, ST.JOHN STREET, (opposite to Mr.Hall\u2019s Grocery Store,) and be hopes by his knowledge of and strict attention to his profession to merit that patronage which be respectfully solicits.Every article ia warranted genuine, and Prescriptions entrusted to him will be accurately prepared.Quebec, May 26, 1858.More Mew Goods, rsa Steamship Indian, NOW OPENING AT Glover 8t Fry\u2019s.tF Verv particular attention is called to i LARGE LOT of MUSLIN COLLARS, SLEEVES, HABIT SHIRTS, INSERTIONS, FLOÜNCÎNOS, Ac., Ac., part of the Bankrupt Stock of Mesara.D.A J.MacDokald A Co.of Glaagow, which will be sold at about one half the prices that goods of the same clasi have ever been sold for in Quebec.Quebec, April 20, 1868.?OOOUNT_BOOK8f flffe.ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER AND PAPER RULER, Nuns' Buildings, St.Pef* Street.»ULL SETS of BOOKS frr Ranks, DA VANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION, iitcaiAfiKo eatss or ra*mcis.A TABLE especially adapted to the securing ot Loans or Debts, and to all other cases where a Policy may be required for a temporary parpose only, but which may be kept up, if ne-¦eary, throughout the w*hole term of Lite.ualv-c sxdit sates or rakHiCM.Credit given for half the amount of the Firtt Seven Annual Premiumi tbe amount ot the unpaid Half-Premium» being deducted Irom the sum assured when the Policy becomes a claim.scM Assraxr payable dcbinu Lira.The amount payable at tbe death of the Assured, it be dir before attaining tbe age of sixty, but to the assured himtelf, if ha attain that age, thus combining a provision for old age with an taaurance upon lite.oarUAN\u2019S ENDOWMENT BEAKCM.Established for the purpose of affording to parents and others the means ot having Children educated and started in Life, by securing annuities, to commence at the Parent*4 death, and to be paid until a child, if a aon, shall attain his 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25th year of Ag* BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION 1, Paine es Stexet, Bask, Lonoon.Empowered by her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.Annual Division ol Profite\u2014applied in redaction of the current year\u2019s Premium.Policy-holders entitled to participate in theprofits alter payment of Five or Seven Annual Premiums according to the table of Ratee selected.Premiums charged for every three monlhs* dif-lerence of age\u2014not, as is usually the caae, for every whole year only.Halt Credit Policies granted on term* unusually favourable to tbe aaeured, the amount of half premiums for which credit is given, being liquidated out of the profits.At the Annual General Mating on the 27th April last, a reduction of 30 per cent was made in the present year\u2019s premium on all Policies ot Five or seven year* standing.A Board ol Directors in attendance dailj nt 2 o\u2019clock.Axe of the Assured in every caae admitted in the PsUct.Medicsd Attendants remunerated in aL (or their reports.(PROPRIETARY.) Extract from the Half Credit Premium.Rates aj \tHalf Premium\tWhole (Annual) Age-\tdnring Firet\tPremium for \t7 yeara.\tlemamderofLife.\t£ s.d.\t£ s.d.25\t0 19 7\t1 19 2 30\t1\t1 9\t2 3 6 35\t1 4 11\t2 9 10 40\t1 9 2\t2 18 4 45\t1 14 10\t3 9 8 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 55\t2 12 9\t5 5 « 60\t3 6 8 (MUTUAL.)\t6 IS « Extract from Table with Partvxpatun.Profit t, after Seven Yearly Payments.Half- Keaident Director.ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretory * Detailed Prospectuses and every requisiteinfor matx>n as to the mode of effecting Assurances may be obtained upon application to R.PINT8T0N, Ageut to tbe Company at Qaebec.Quebec, June 23, 1858.Western Assurance Company OF TORONTO.INSURANCE against low or damage by Fire at moderate rates of Premium\u2014due allowance made on property witbin reach ot Hydrants.A.FRASER, Agent.Renand\u2019s Buildings Opposite Montreal Bsmk June T 1868 nk,| Full sets ©f hooks ak r»©**.1 Companies, Mercsoul* Hons.Ac., mad# to ortfav.tb* best Kn*1' b Papers, of superior Binding, *,v1, \u2014eiteo,\u2014\t______ AH varterte-\tDnconsriva Riivmire Quebec, May *\u2022, NOTICE.ritHOFE who have any Claims against the ( Estate and Succession of tbe late GEORGE LaROUCHK, in his lift time, Esquire, heretofore Merchant, are requested to file their claims duly attested into the hands of the undersigned; and those who are indebted towards the said Estate are requested to pay to tbe same appointed Executor of tbe last WUl of the said George Laronche FREDERICK LAROUCHK, Testamentary Execetor.Craig Street, St.Rocha.Quebec, 15tb June, 1858.\t6 CHARLES TOLLAND, Cabinet Maker Sc Upholsterer, Mo.38, Cul-de-Sac 8trs# L.Tn QUEBEC, TIEGS to iafhrm bis friends «ad th* publie ( > that be bas wened a CABINET WARE ROOM at No.82, Cm.-ns>4Uo 8m\u2014r, Lower-Town, where be wfl) constantly keep oa band a choice assortment of Furniture ; aad hopes, by strict attention te business^ to me ret a i of public patronage All orders pnaotually attended to.Ef* Funerals Famished, «gg / Quebec, May 19, 1858,\tCm w^r ; THE.MOBNINQ OHBOKICLE, 8ATÜBD A Yi> J 0^8)86, l18P8^ Ocean Steamship Company Under contract nith the Government of Canada for the TnuuporC of the Mails.Summer ArramgemenU\u2014Smuon 1858.THIS LINK will eomprtM th« following Fini OlftM Powerful Iron Screw Stenmers : AnoLO-SAXOs,\u2019'\t\u201cNokth Huitom\u201d\tbuil\u2019g \u201c North-Auxiuoan,\u201d\t\u201c Hlsuakian,\"\t11 ^ Imoian,\u201d\t\u201c Bohiuian/*\t\u201c l\u2018N0TA-8C0TIA».w(n«W) \u201c-\u201c (In oonnection with the 0.T.R.R.of Cnned*) \u2014 PROPOSED DAYS OF SAILING : \u2014 FROM L1TIRFOOL, FROM gCRBKC.idaeadav, April 21,\t\t\tSaturday, May\t\t22nd Do.\tMay\t5th\tDo.\tJune\t6lh Do.\tdo.\t19th\tDo.\tdo.\t19th Do.\tJuno\t2nd\tDo.\tJuly\t3rd Do.\tdo.\t16th\tDo.\tdo.\t17th Do.\tdo.\t30lh\tDo.\tdo.\t31st Do.\tJuly\t14th\tDo.\tAug.\t14th Do.\tdo.\t28th\tDo.\tdo.\t28th In the y oat 1859 the Line will be weekly.- RATES OP PASSAGE.- From Liverpool to Quebec.OASia,from £15 15t.to £11 18 0 8tg.Recording to accommodation.(Children in proportion.) SrsMioi,.£8\t8\t0 Children in the Steerage.1 yean and under 18,.5\t5 l *\u2022\t*\u2022\t1.4\t1 Under 1 year.1\t0 From Quebec to Liverpool.0aiih, from $66 to $80, eccording to accom- M 0 « 0 \u201c 0 \u201c modation.Children in the Cabin 1 years à under 12, $50 S \u201c\t\u201c\t7, 40 1 «\t«\t3, 30 Under 1 year.10 Stbhaok,.$30 Children in Steerage 7 years à under 12, 20 3 \u201c\t\u201c\t7 15 1\t\u201c\t\u201c\t3, 10 Under 1 year,.\t6 Return Tickets from Lirerpool to any of the Principal places in Canada will be granted by the undersigned, and to Parties taking them at the same time as the original Passage, a Reduction on the usual fare will be made.Berths not secured till Paid for.A duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each vessel.All Baggage at risk of owner thereof.Steerage Passengers are required to provide themselves with Bedding and Eating and Drink-lag Utensils.RATES OP FREIGHT : Prom Liverpool to Quebec, Fine Goods, 60s.sterling and 5 per cent Primage, per Ton of 4 > cubic feet.Heavy goods as per agreement.Through Bills of Lading will also be granted at the following rates per ton measurement :\u2014 From Liverpool to Kingston 70s.A\t5 IF cent.\u201c\t\u201c\tto Toronto, 72s.6d A 5 4F \u201c \u201c\t«\tto Hamilton, 75s.\tA5 \u201c\u201c \u201c\t\u201c\tto London, 85s.\tA 5 \u201c \u201c Heavy Freight as may be agreed on.The above includes all Charges except Wharfage at Montreal.All Goods in Through Bills of Lading to be consigned to the Grand Trunk Railway Co.at Montreal, and the Custom Honse business there will be transacted by them free of charge.All Parcels intended to go by these Steamers should be forwarded through the British and American Express Co.GEO.BURNS SYMES A CO.Agents, 3, 8t.Peter Street, Quebec.Edhonbtone, Allan A Co , Montreal, Allan A Gillespie, Liverpool.Jamee A Alex.Allan, Glasgow.Montooheeib A Greenhorne, London.Quebec, April 7, 1858.The Hamburg American Packet Company\u2019s MAIL, STEAM A PACKET SHIPS BETWEEN HAMBURG, NEW-YORK, QUEBEC and NEW ORLEANS,\u2014«ail as follow» HE A 1 Steamer \" HAMMONIA,\u201d « BO-RUS9IA,,,-\u201c AUSTRIA,\u201d and \u201cSAXO-Œ \u201d about 2,500 tons each, will sail from mburg and from New-York on the FIRST every month.'assagi Money from Hamburg to Sev- York : 1st Cabin,.$105\t00 2nd \u201c\t 70\t00 Steerage,.48\t00 \u2019tmeHT\u2014$18 and 15 # Cent.,\u2014and for Cot-and other ordinary goods $15 and 15 at Primage.\t.* fold, Silver and Jewel», i 2T0ent.In full.Ipecie,.nr \" aesage Money from New- York to Hamburg i 1st Cabin,.$100 8nd \u201c\t 55 Steerage,.35 Pint Glas» Sailing Packet* re Hamburg for New-York on 1st and 15th of every month.Quebec on 15th April, 15th May A 15th June New Orleans on 15th March, 15th Sept, and let October.Patsage Money to Quebec : lEt Cabin, 85 Prussian Thalers or $60 00 Ind «\t48\t\u201c\t\"\tor $32 50 Jteerage, 38\t\u201c\t\u201c\tor $26 50 number of splendid A 1 sailing ships with >mmodations for 1st Oabin and Steerage engers will be dispached during the ensu-season from Hamburg to Quebec, arsons desirous of bringing their friends i Germany to any of the above ports, vi* : uebee, New-York or New Orleans, can pro-i Passage Tickets, on application to the un-Igned, Agents, to whom also apply for ghtand further Information FALKE.VBERG A McBLAIK, uebee, April 6, 1858.New Arrangements.\u2022 MMTRKIL AnTT NEW FORK.CHE Splendid end Fast-Selling Steamship \u201c 0HRHAPRAKK,\u201d fliDNir OnoweLL, Mas-f, now runs regularly between PORTLAND id NEW YORK, leaving Brown's Wharf, Ported, EVERY SATURDAY, at 4 P.M., and iteFnieg from Pier No.12 North River, New brk, EVERY TUESDAY, at the same hour.This Yeseet has rseently been fitte* up with ne aocomrdodatione for Passengers, thus mak-ig it the most speedy, safe and comfortable rater rodte lor travellers between New York ad Pertlend.Passage Pete $6,50, including Keels and late Room.Geods forwarded to and from all parts of laaeda, In oonnection with the Oraed Trunk tall way, with promptness and despatch, at the sweat rates.\t^ Preparations ate already made fur putting on n additional Stoamer at onco, should the boal-ees require U.For Freight or Passage, apply to M.PENNINGTON, Great St.James Street Montreal { W.ATKINS, Point Levi, Quebec ; J.8.MILLAR, G.T.R.Depot, Portland; |\tEMBRY * FOX, Brown\u2019s * barf, Portland ; i.A.CROMWELL.pur No.11 North River, New York.febrwaa, i«m.\t«\u201cP Tin Platon, Bound Iron.jjjpBHKSfc» | OTTAWA A.RIDEAU TRANSPORTATION LINE.mmtM JHww York.t« aiv«r|KM»l On IEf Cabin Passage.$130 Sscohd do do .Î5 From Soatoa to IdwerpooL Chief Cabin Passage.$110 Second do do .60 The stuns from Boston call at Halifax.Ptasis, Capt Judkins,Canada, Capt Lang, Aeabu.Capt Stone, America, Cept Wickmao Asia, Cant E G Lott, Ni aqaba, Cept Ryrie, Africa,Capt Shannon, EoaorA,Capt J Leitch, These vessels carry a clear White Light a mast bead; Green on starboard bow; ~ port bow* leave\tWKDNBROAT.1*58 1858.Between Qvobec, Montrent, and all Ports on tUe Ottawa and Ritleau Routes, rpilK Subscriber will be prepared on the 16th Jane 2 3 al \u201c 3Utb *« 7th July.14th Uet.81st \u201c Akbuioa, Miller, \u201c Boston, do Aeia, Lott,\t\u201c N.York, do Kieofa, Leitch, \u201c Boston, do PxasiA, Judkins, \u201cN.York, do Akajiia, Stone, \u201c Boston, do Africa, Shannon, \u201c N.York, do herina not secured until paiu lor.An experienced Surgeon on board.Theowuers of these shiits will not be account* able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry.Precious Stones or Metals, unless hills of Is lii g are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.ror Freight or Passage apply to K.C.A J.G.BATES., 99, State Street, Boston, Or\tE.CUNahis* 4 Bowling Green, New York, June 17, 1858.I' Quebec Timber Towers\u2019 Association.HE TIMBER TOWERS of Quebec having formed themselves into an association for the purpose of securing a fair remuneration for their work, and also for the purpose of biudiug the members to assist one another, when, in consequence of accident or otherwise, the property entrusted to the charge of any of the members of the Association is in danger of being los^ the following TARIFF of PRICES has been adopted, which will In no cade be deviated from :\u2014 Bor Towing the cargoes of Vessels,\u2014 Under oDO Tons, £3 0 0 per bund.Tons Gpeniag of Navigation to FOR W\u2019A l^D^ll Properly entrusted to bis care, with Safety, at Moderate Kate» of Freight and Greatest Despatch than hitherto attained on above-on ! *,**1J®d routes.J HU FORWARDING STOCK, composed of the foliowiug named craft, will afford daily departure from Montreal, vis.:\u2014Steamers \u201cERIK/'\t\u201cALERT,\" \u201cJOHN STEW'ART,\u201d \u201cWHITEHALL,\u201d \u201cLILY,\u201d\t\u201c BREEZE,\u2019, \u201cALMA,1*\t\u201cLEEDS,\u201d With Thirty First-Clavs B&rges, All of which craft have undergone thorough Repair and Outfit.The Subscriber is also prepared to contract for Freight of SAWED LUMBER and other Properly from all points on the above-named routes, to ale Ports on Lake Chamolain, Troy, Albany and New York by the \u201c Northern Transportation Company\u201d of that City, who despatch Boats daily direct to Montreal, via Lake Champlain and Chaiubly Canal, thus involving only one transhipment between New York and intermediate Ports, and Ports on Rideau and Ottawa routes The BONDING OP GOODS and passing Entries of Goods through the Custom House at QUEBEC, MONTREAL and OTTAWA promptly alleuded to.M.K.DICKINSON, Quebec, May 5, 1858.\t4m -A.- 301\tTons to 400 Tons,\t\t\t2\t15\t0\tdo 401\t44\tto 500\t41\t2\t12\t6\tdo 601\t14\tto 600\t41\t2\t10\t0\tdo 601\t41\tto 700\t41\t2\t7\t6\tdo 701\t44\tto 800\the Rapids Dtt Joachim, Passing through Deep River by Day-light, Str.PONTIAC, Capt.Jno.G.Cimino, Will Leave DES JOACHIM on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at 5 o\u2019clock a m., touching at intermediate Stopping-places,\u2014Arriving at PEMBROKE at 10 a.m , in time for Stages and Steamer to Portage-du-Fort,\u2014 Connecting there with steamers Oregon and Emerald on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 am , for Ottawa City and intermediate places.Str.OREGON.Capt.M.Hii.uai.p, Leaves PORTAGR-DU-FORTon TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at 7 a.ra., touching at Caslleford (Farrell's Wharf), Bonuechere Point, Bristol, Sand Point, and Arnprior,\u2014Arriving at UNION VILLAGE at 10 a.m\u201e there connecting by RAIL over Cbatts Portage (4 miles) with the steamer .Emerald for AYLMER and in.termediate places,\u2014Arriving At AYLMER at 3 : 30 p.m.Str.EMERALD, Capt.T.A Ccmino, Leaves AYLMER on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 7 am., touching at March Rocky Point, Crown Point, Quio, Fitzroy-Harbour and Pontiac, \u2014there connecting with the steamer Oregon for Arnprior, Sand Point, and other Stopping-nlaees en route,\u2014Arriving at PORTAGE-DU-FORT at 4 p.m., where passengars take Stage for the Interior and Upper Ottawa,\u2014Connecting at Pembroke with the Steamer Pontiac STEAMER PONTIAC, (Upwards), Leaves PEMBROKE on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at 1 p.m.,\u2014touching at Pittewawa, Fort William, Point Alexander, and other intermediate Stopping-places,\u2014Arriving at DES JOACHIM at 6 p.m., wheie will ba found superior Hotel Accommodation by Mr.T.Coltor.Parlies travelling for pleasure, or otherwise, will notice that these Vessels ply altogether in Day Light, consequently every opportunity of seeing and enjoying the beautiful and magnificent ecenery of the Ottawa is afforded,\u2014and particularly that-of the Deep River, which is passed, downwards, by early sunrise, and upwards in the afternoon.Patties of Pleasure, desirous of visiting the Uppar Ottawa, can be accommodated on reasonable terms by special arrangement, timely notice being given to make connections off regular day trips.These Steamers will be prepared to Tow Rafts, Logs, Ao., when off trips, at reasonable rates, by the hour, mile, or job, as may be agreed npon.FREIGHTS received Daily, (Sundays excepted,) from 7 o'clock a.m.to 8 p.m., and forwarded with care and dispatch.To prevent any misunderstanding or trouble hereafter, notice is hereby given that the Union Forwarding Company will not grant receipts for quantity or quality of whatsoerer it may be ; and that all Liquors, Wines, Ac., badly coopered, or put up In bad casks, leaky, Ac., shall be and will be carried at the owner\u2019s risk.Syrups, Oils, Molasses, Baer.Ale, and Porter will be received and carried at the owner\u2019s risk in allraess, at any lime during the season.Powder will be carried by special arrangement only, and safely parked.The Company will not be responsible far any loss or damage to Crockery or Glassware received in a frail condition, nor fot Mirror* or Clocks, or for Castings, or any inch brittle wares or metals, or | for loose Furniture, theTranehipping end Portageing en route requiring and exacting from Shippers more care and attention to the putting up of packages than has hitherto been nsanifeated, and consequently losses to the carriers.This the Company wish Vo avoid* Passengers\u2019baggage at theirown risk, unless specially given in obarge to a servant of the Company aad entered asfreigat, and charged for accordingly.The Company having in the past season sustained heavy losses by the too genvrsl crodit system, arc forced to notify ysrti«a still tadebu ed that anr farther accommodation ranst be refused until arreait are paid, and arrasgeMèhlc node for the future ; and also, that all accounts for freight or passages are considered due when rendered, and expected to be mot lo the «- \u2014 spirit as contracted.Freights from Aylmer to Arnprior, 1* 8d Freights from Ottawa to Arnprior, 1*.8Aw per cwt.\t_ FF*Should business warrant, the Emerald Md Oregon will rnn dally.I)aa notice Of change will be\t.\t, T.A.CITKING, Jgmt Aylmer, April, 1158.\t(1J) Palisading Gates, CONSTRUCTED in the newest styles, from plain to the most elaborate desigss.Also Cemetery Wrought and Cast Iron Railings, plain and ornamental, from 3s.6d.to 40s.per per lineal foot.Iron Fire Proof Safe Boon.For private residences, public office^ Banks, Ac., constructed on a new and improved plan, a specimen of the same can be seen at the Upper Canada Bank, Quebec Bank, City Bank, Ac.Ac.All orders in the above line will be promptly attended to on the most moderate terms.P.WHITTY, St.Paul Street.Quebec, Sept.16, 1857.\t12m BUSINESS NOTICES.H.GOWEN.ADVOCATE, Office: Gowen\u2019s New Buildings, opposite the Bank of British North America.Quebec, May 22, 1857.J.COLMAN.ADVOCATE, Office:\u2014No.10, Garden Street, Upper Town Quebec, May 2, 1857.\t12m J.LANE & CO., fmnlet & Cmùsùra grtkns, Ccwer of CROWN k PRINCE EDWAR1 STREETS,\u2014St.Rocha.Quebec, 13th July» 1855.\t12m 26 ap.M.A.HEAKN.ADVOCATE, OFFICE: DsAN\u2019e Bcildinos, St.Peter Street, .\tLownr Town.Residence: Comer of Ste Genevieve A Ursob Sfréeta, Upper Town, Quebec, Mav 12.1*58.12m M.MOODIE, IMPORTER, No.71, St.Petor Streot Quebec.19»h April,1850.he GOLDEN prize THE gulden PRIZE.THE GOLDEN PRIZE.the gulden prize, the GOLDEN PRIZE.THE GULDEN PRIZE.THE GOLDEN PRIZrf.» he gulden prize.THE GOLDEN PRIZE.THE GOLDEN PRIZE* THE GOLDEN PRIZE.ILM\u2019SR ATF.» I ILLUSTRATED 11LLU HTRATED lu US1 KaTKD EVERY WfcHC.ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.ILLUSTRA TED EVERY WEEK.ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.SPECIMEN UOPH-Ssf.NT FREE.SPECIMEN COPIE* RENT FRRk.SPKCI.Mf.N COPIES SEN I #KKE THE GOLDEN RPIZE.ILLUSTRA I F.D ! ILLUSTRATED.The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one rtf fhs target and bv»t weekly papers »! 'he (Gy.An Imperial Quarto onattiiiing fight p.soKi, or rORTT columns.«1 ^ntieiuipin* on* and ki.cuawt!.y > illustrated INSURANCES.I «RR YPK ÀMURED T IF NOT.U is your duty immediateig to provide for those who ure dependent on you for their daily bread, by taking out a Policy on your Life.Life Assurance is the only sure means of providing agaiuat the unfortunate results of premature death, as by payment of a comparatively small sum annually, you may mafc* suck a provision for those who will suffhr by your death (even should it happen immediately after the Assurance is effected), aa will at least preserve them from waat, os if your means afford a Ulger payment, osou.e them a competency.For example, the payment of $181.67, annually, to THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND Will assure a sum of £1000 Starling ($4868.67) on a Life of 30 next birthday, or $608.34, paid annually, wiH assure £5000 Sterling ($24,333.33), and so on in the same ratio ; or parties assuring for £'1000 Steiliug, and upwards, may take advantage of \u201c HALF CUKD1T8YSTEM \u201d (paying only one-balf of the premiums for the first fix years, with interest on the other half at only 5 per cent), and the following will be the first payment, securing (As full auoi'NT of the Sums Assured, under deduction of only the.amount of the halj'prtmiutns unpaid :\u2014 £1000 Stg.£5000 Stg.Ago 20.$49.30\t.\t$245 92 j.,\t03 88 .\t319.37 .83 26 .-416.26 .\t113.06\t.\t565.31 .\t167.35\t.\t836.76 I NSUBÀÏf CK.AND HI* 20., 30.40.50.60.THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OK SCOTLAND was established in 1838, and is one of the most extensive Life Assurance Offices in the world.Since the commencement of the business, 420 of the Assured have died, and the Association has tg»id their families, or others in right of the Poliffirs, the sum assured, amounting to $t'89, 671.49 (£203,357 Stg.) Tee Capital is.$1,946,661, and the Anxcal Ikcomb vpwards of.$608,333.75.Montreal, 9 Great St.James Street, DIRECTORS : J.G.Macxbnii*, Esq., Merchant.David Torrance, Esq., Merchant.GeoafiE Moffatt, Jr, Esq., of Gillespies, Moffatt A Co.Alexandir Morris, Esq., Advocate.Solicitors\u2014Messrs.Torrance A Morris.Medical Officer\u2014R.Palmer Howard, Esq , M.D.Age nts in every Town in Canada.Prospectuses, Tables of Rates.Ac., supplied gra/i.«, on application at this Office, or to any of the Agents.JAMES GRANT, Secretary.Life A^rocution of Scotlard, > y Great St.James Street.Montreal, May 1, 1858.\t) AGENT for Quebec : A.D.RTVBRIN, Quebec Fire Office.Medical Officer :\u2014Joseph MoRRix, Esq., M.D.Quebec, May 1, 1858.\t6m-jl6 I'tMTEl) KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 8, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, London, S.W.Established nearly a Quarter of a Century.Annual Income Upwards of £136,000.C H Al EM A X : THE HON.FRANCIS SCOTT, M.P.DEPUTY CHAIRMAN : CHARLES BERWICK CURTIS, ESQ.THIS Comptny offers the seenrity of a large paid up GapiUl, held in Shares by a numerous and wealthy Proprietary, thus protecting the Assured from the risk attending Mutual Offices.There have been three divisions of prefiu, the Bonuses averaging nearly 2 per cent, per annum vu the sums assured, or from 30 to 100 per cent, on the Premiums paid.8n«« Aaaured.\tBono.e* added.\t\tPayable at Death A.V000\t\t.auturt to\t0.\t\t66 9flr7 10 0 «.\"OO\t\t.\t1W0 0\t0.\t\t 5.MW 0 0 3 DUO\t\t.\t1,193 10\t0.\t\t 4,198 10 0 1,000\t\t.Sort 10\t0\t\t l.wrt 10 0 500\t\t.\t190 15\t0\t\t WW 15 0 too\t\t39 15\t0\t\t 1» IS 0 The Premiums, nevertheless, are extremely moderate, and LP* One half of the Annual Premium fora term of years may remain unpaid, bearing interest (without requiring the depositor the Policy as in otberoffices.) This Company likewise foregoes all claim for the debt, should the Policy be discontinued.Upwards of seven rcndred thousand pound» (including Bonuses) has been paid to Widows, Children, and other Parties holding Policies with this Company, which have become Claims by Death since its formation.During the last Three Years this Company has issued 1,280 new Policies, insuring £888,-758, and producing new Premiums to the amount of £33,993 8s.Od.The attention of the Public is earnestly re-quested to the annexed scale of Premiums, which will be found extremely moderate, and the mode of payment affords every accommodation and facility consistent with seenrity.1st.Premiums may be paid quarterly, half-yearly, or annually, as msy best salt the convenience of the Assured.2nd.When an Insurance is for Life, half the Annual Premium may remain unpaid for five years, at interest, to be deducted eventually from the Policy, to be paid off at convenience, a system peculiarly suited to obtain Temporary Loans.3rd.The principle of an ascending and descending scale, which has been adopted, is equally applicable to the opulent, and to those of limited incomes.4tb.Policies are granted on very moderate terms, payable on the death of two, or three parties (as the case may be,) so as to render Leasehold Property, held upon Lives, nearly equal in value to Lands held in perpetuity*.This office has Agents in almost ail the principal Towns of Great Britain and Canada, from whom full particulars can be obtained gratuitously, and the means furnished for effecting Insurances ; and the same can be had on application to E.Lsnnox Botd, Ksq , at the Office, 8, Waterloo Place, London, of W.G.Sheppard, Agent for Quebec, 42, St.Anne Street, U.T.Or of the Medical Referee\u2014W.Marnsen, M.D.35, St.Anne St.Plaw-D\u2019Armes.N.B.\u2014Policies now effected on the PsrUcipaV* ingScale, will participate in the next Division of Profits to a greater extent than if delayed to a later period, ocsides obtaining the advantage of a lower rate of premium.Quebec, 23rd April, 1858.oCBAir m», LAUMftMM, pittàl; \\ss insohAnok.PROVINCIAL insurance eopipanp, '\t' or TOROS'!Of -1 £ .SrssoaissD Oapital,.$1,987,610» Paib (tp Capital.$420,256.Nett Premiums received for 12 months ending June, 1857,\u2014$197,364 00.Gra«ra/ Manager,\u2014Hon.J.Lrandbr Star*.Quebec Local Board : A.J.Ma.xuam, Esquire, Coairman, William Wurtele, Esq., Eugene Ohiuic, Ksq., Isaie Gaudry, Kaqr.,\tGeorge Irvine, Baq.Marine Inspector.Mr.M.Bilodeau.Solicitors.Messrs.Holt A Irvine.Bankers.Branch Bank of Montraal.Fire and Marine business of every description transacted by this Company at as low rates aa iaany respectable Office, and all losses promptly settled by the Local Board on satisfactory proof being made.PP* Considerable reduction bas been made of the rates on Isolated Farm Risks, to which the attention of Farmers is directed.IT\" Tne Company\u2019s Policy protect against accident by lightning.IT\"Policies issued at once by J.F.TURNBULL à CO.Agents, Gowen\u2019s Buildings, 8t.Peter Street.Jane 5.1858.\t12m may29 CANADA BRANCH OF ALBUM «Bd TXMX1B LIFE ASSUHANCE COUPANY or LONDON.HEAD OFFICE: Clarxmcs Streit, STUN, O.W.KING- \u2022oabd of directors : A.J.Macdonell, Esquire, Chairman, Maxwell W.Strange, Esq., James Harty.Esq., George A.Cummings, Esq., N.M.Finlay, Secretary.Medical adviser,-.FIYHE undersigned having been I Agent for the above Company, pared to receive proposals on as I terms as any other good Company.JAMES THEMAIN Quebec, May 12, 1858.appointed are pre-favourable A CO.12m Chartered by Ad orParlinnenL Western Assurance C oinp\u2019y Capital 4^400,000.Shares ^40 each.T the < WHOLB CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED.HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVING determined on confining the business of Company exclusively to the FIRE DEPARTMENT, would intimate to the public genemlly, and especially to the owners of small tenements and proprietors of farm bouses and farm buildings, that insurances will be effected at moderate premiums for amounts proportionate to the value of the buildings, by which, in the event of accident, they may be secured against the total lose of their dwellings, Ac.Short period risk» taken on farm produce and goode generally.IT\" The Company\u2019s policies protect against accident by lightning.IT\" Losses equitably adjusted aad promptly paid.Applications for Insurance on Buildings and contents will receive prompt attention.A.FRASER, Renaud\u2019s Buildings, Opposite the Montreal Bank.Quebec, 1st March* 1858.\t12m NOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF York.1:' Cuh Capital, $600,000; Surplus over, 250,000 J.MILTON SMITH, I Secretary.| CHAS.J.MARTIN, Ptesident.BRITISH AMERICA INSURANCE CO.Incorporated under an Act of tho Provincial Parliament in 1833.Capital, - - - - - $400,000.i ¦¦¦\u2014\tIII.T.W.BIRCHALL, Managing Director, GEORGE PERCEVAL RIDOUT, Esq., Governor, WM.PROUDFOOT, Ksq., Deputy Governor.\ta .THE undersigned, Agent for the above FIRST CLASS 0GMPANIE8, will con-tinne to INSURE AGAINST LOSS and DAMAGE by FIRE at MonanArn Ratm of Pasaiun DANIEL XcQIE, Agent.Quebec, Jany.19, 1858.iETNA DhlUUNCK COUPANT, HARTFORD, CONN.Incorporated in 1819.\u2014Charter Perpotual\u2019, Cash Capital\u2014SI ;000,000, U\u2019 list ïinal msfer every week.A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO 650000 IN GOLD.WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH SUBSGHIBFRR IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.Onaeoi\u2019V for one year.*.69 00, «u»1 I (fift.One eopv for Uve yaara.3 50, ami S Fifia.One c«j»r for three year»,.500, and 5 Rlffa.One copy forllre yeart.Ua.9*», and 6 Flfla.AND TO CLUBS.Three conte* \"eeyear.65 00, and 3 rift*.Five copie» one year.0 00, and 5 rifle, Tencoplee oneyoer.«,.».l50e1'aBd 10 pifte Twenty-one coplea one year.30 00 \u2022§*! 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