Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 28 juillet 1858, mercredi 28 juillet 1858

[" AND COMMERCIAL W¥ita dJfgrctS «f #itClAtf \u2022ccniia.jiaV.\tWl¥> AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.XII.] QUEBEC.WEDNESDAY.28th JULY, 18 6 8.[NO.3164.For Sale or To Let.MOUNT PLEASANT.\u2014To Let, with immediate possession\u2014 |1HAT pleasantly situated HOUSE, the property of Mrs.Pops,\u2014the inside has been papered and painted and put into good repair.Apply to the owner, at the residence of Mrs.fgTorr, at Mount Pleasant.Jnne 4, 1858.\t_______________________ MI ESTATE OF W.H.IRVINE.TO BE LET, AX OFFICE, consisting of two rooms, lately occupied by Messrs.A.A D.Rit-ohis k Co., in the \u201c Qvusso Chaussas,\u201d 8t.Peter Street, opposite the Bank of B.N.A., With Fire-proof Balk.Water and Gas./.GRBAYK8 CLAPHAM, Quebec, May 4, 1858.\tNotary.M4 FOR SALE HOUSE and LAND, on the Banks _ of the Rirer St Lawrence, in toe Parish of St Antoine de Tilly, fonsing a beautiful Country Residence, about 1) miles from the Ohnrch and i ofa mile from Captain Bergeron\u2019s Landing, who runs a Steamboat twice a week to Quebec.The house is 60 z S8 feet, with a large Verandah round it, a cellar the same siae, divided into 5 aparmente, 1 feet high, the ground floor is divided into entrance hall, breakfast, dining and drawing room, with cupboards, pantry, and kitchen In which is a pump connected with a never failing spring of water.The upper story contains 7 bed-rooms, with 1 setts 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 Oardea well stocked with fruit trees, and the remainder in woodland.This property will be sold cheap and on easy tterm of payment.Apply to GOSSELIN ft LARUE, General Agents Quebec, May 21, 1858.\t5 LL Persons indebted to the above Estate are hereby requested to pay the amount of their indebtedness into the bands of the undersigned, who is duly authorised to receive the same.M.0.MOUNTAIN, Nun\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter Street.Quebec, June 19, 1858.J.A.CARLICK, *6, St.Anne Street, Upper-Town, Manufacturer of Plate Chests, Military and naval accoutrement and CAMP CHESTS, TRAVEL- LING, DRESSING, SWORD, GUN, and PIS TOL CASES, and all articles in the Fancy Oa.binet line.Having for many years supplied the first houses io 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, Jnne IT, 1858.New Writing Inks.F OR Sale by the nndersigned : MORRELL\u2019S REGISTRATION INK Manufactured for the use of Registrars, order ed and used in all Government Offices in Eng land.BLACKWOOD\u2019S STEEL-PEN INK, highly improved and recommended by Her Majesty's 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 inkstand.Commercial Superior Black Ink, Superior Dark and Light unchangeable Blue Ink, Bright Scarlet Red Ink, Commercial Black Ink Powder.J.T.BROCSSEaU.Quebec, June 21, 1858.TO BE XeET, fTlHE Upper part of that large and ¦ [ pleaaantly situated Stone House, - \u201c 1 corner of St.Roch and St.Joeeph Streets, St.Rocbs, containing eleven apartments.It is adapted for one or two tenants.| Apply on the premises to MRS.P.DROLET.Qosbec, May 6, 1858.\tSaw 8.K, GKEUOUV, Produce aad General CommiMion Merchant.TORONTO.H.8.SCOTT.Building Lots.Q TJUILDINO LOTS for sale at the West f) O ®ud of Stadacona Terrace, St.Lewis Road.Apply to AprUll, !858.To be Let, IHAT First-Class SHOP and Dwelling, containing five apartments, Ttuated at the corner of Bridge and Biehardaon Streets, St.Rocbs, wall adapted for a Dry Goods, Grocery, or any branch of business.Apply to the proprietor, on the promises.JEAN LEMELIN.Quebec, April 20, 1848.Store lately occupied by Tho§.Clabksov, Ksq.Front 8tr**t.Orders for the purchase of Flour, Grain, Ac., executed with care and promptitude.MT situ ¦sriassois: Messrs H.Chapman ft Co., Montreal ft Quebec, \" L.Renaud ft Frere, do.do.\u201c Boyer ft Hawley, Montreal.T.Woodside, Esquire, Toronto, Manager of the Branch City Bank of Montreal.Toronto, May IT, 1858.1ft.Marble Works, ST.JOHN STREET, unthout.TO LET, IMMDIATI rpwo COMMODIOUS DWELLING \u2019feS L HOUSES, situated on the Belvi-dere Road, adjoining the residence of T.FaLKNiaae, Esq., with Subies, Coach houses, a wall of para water, aad ana aora of land attached to each boose.Apply ta R.H.BUSSELL, M.D.Quebec, Faby.8, 1868.\tap Gewen\u2019s Buildings, St Peter St S EVRRAL FICES.TO LET, Comfortable Pint Class OF-Apply to U.GO WEN, Advocate, 1.STATELY, Architect, ta proprietor\tH.G0WEÎ i, Jany 9, 1858.The subscriber often for sala t SO MONUMENTS, 11 MANTEL PIECES, 105 HEADSTONES, 1 Sets TABLE TOPS, 80 CEMETERY POSTS, 40 Ps.PARIAN STATUARY.VASES, Ac.from tbe ANTIQUE\u2014and make to order after the most choice and » tekrr eki designs, any and every article in the trade, of tbe beet materials and workmanship.EF\u201c Ths Swiss and Psicss will mist vis WAITS or ALL.FELIX MORGAN.Qusbec, Mar 1».1858.ill NOTICE I ! The grand trunk ferry steamer will commence her regular Trips on MONDAY, tbe 7ib instant, and will leave at the times specified until further notice : CREAT WESTERN Insurance and Trust Co.Ltavtt the Railway Station, POINT LEVI: 10 7:00 9:00 Pa\u2019grs ft freight from St.Thomas 12:00 noon.> Pas.from Montreal, Portland and Boston.-VV ¦h! 2:10 3:10 4:00 5:00 7:00 9:45 Ltavtt tkt Railway t'trry Wharf, QUEBEC: 6:1» A -S with Pass for Mont\u2019l Portl'd ft [Boston.8:00 9:20 11:00 1:00 r.M.2:40 3:40 Pas.per Express SPass.and freight for St.6:00 [Thomas.9:30 Quiaio Till.FAKE\u20143d.each Passenger.The Stages and Landings are now in perfec-order, and persons who may have occasion to cross with Horses and Carriages will find this Passage tbe safest in tbe neighbourhood.JAMES TIBBITS.Proprietor.Quebec.June 7 1858, IRISH BAZAAR.BAZAAR, in aid of ST.BRIDGET\u2019S IA\u2014 JANUARY next.Donations will be thankfully received by the Revd.Mr.McGAURAN, or by anr of tbe following Ladies : Mrs.Cannon,\tMrs.\tLane, Mrs.Ardouin,\tMrs.\tLilly, Mrs.Golfer,\tMrs.\tGreen, Mrs.Fitspatrick,\tMrs.Maguire, Mrs.Peters.Mrs.Parkin will preside at the Refreshment Table.By order, MARY H.LANE, SecreUry.Quebec, Juyl 7, 1858.HEAD OFFICE: In Company\u2019s Building, 404 Walnut Street PtiUttdelplilM.Gf#r»l f#r fnuh, WRO\\TO, C.W.LEANDKK W.V.H.STARR,-Agent.Chftrter Perpetual.CftpiUl, $500,000.T VES I1 IHK INSURANCE on Stores, Dwellings, Public Buildings and Merchandise geaerally Limited or Perpetual.Charles C Lathrop, Alexander Whelldon, Isaac Hazleburst, John C.Hunter, E.Tracy, John R.McCurdy, Jona J.Slocum, DIRECTOS Wm.Darling, Thomas L.Gillespie, James B.Smith, Hon.Henry M Fuller, John R.Vodges, 1 James Wright, I Alfred Taylor.Cbaslbs 0.Lathbof,\u2014Presidnet.William Daslinq,\u2014Vice do.L.GaatiosT,\u20142nd Vice do.Jamss Wrsight,\u2014SecreUry ft Treasurer.H.K.RichASDSOH,-Asst.\tdo.Statbmbxt, Jamiaby 1st, 1858.Capital,\t$322,300 00 Surplus on the Year, 55,j74 05 -$-77,574 05 AS1IIT3.Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages,\t$136,800\t00 Stocks (Par value $86,450,)\t51,915\t00 Bills Receivable,\t61,723\t60 Cash in Hank and due from Agents,\t27,135\t45 NOTICK.HE NEW STEAMER SCOTCHMAN, Capuin R.DICKEY, is prepared to TOW SSLLS and KAhTS at moderate rates \u2014 For further information, apply to Join Me-Doloall, Broker, Office adjoinging Custom House, Peter Street, or to the Capuin, on board, at the Cul-de-Sac Wharf.Quebec, June 23rd, 1858.Vo.vreoftsvaBiE, SOI, 8L Vailler Street, It- Rocha.N For Sale by the Subscribers: Wal- TOW LANDING\u2014100 Boxes Fresh nuts, Cases Sardines in quarters, halves and wholes, Baskets Champagne, Alloa Ale.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Casks Fresh Hams.Boxes Pipes, Montreal, Cork Soap, Quebec Soap, Candles, Bags Liverpool Salt.A.J.MAXHAM ft CO! Quebec, June 30, 1858 Slaret Cl L A it h T WINE.\u20142 Hhds.and 20 Cases / very superior just received and for sale by M.Ü.MOUNTAIN, Nun s Buildings, St.Peter Street.July 16, 1858.JT \\ INFORMS tbe gentry and publie \u2022 I /# of Quebec and its vicinity, that he is prepared to execute all orders in tbe above line of business.Carpets, CurUius, Ac.of the latest styles and moei improved patterns.J.D.will furnish Spring and Hair Mattrasses, Lounges, Ac.on tbe shortest notice and most reasonable terms.U- Orders left at F.H.Hall\u2019s, B.Cole\u2019s, A.FarquhaPsand at Mr, Wm.Brown\u2019s adjoining St.Peter's Chapel, 8t.Vallier Stmt, will be punctually attended to.Quebec, July 12, 1658.\t3m St« Lawrence Warehouse Dock, and Wharfage (onpatiy» NEW GOODS.Fickle*, Sauce*, Ac.HE ST.LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE DOCK AND WHARFAGE COMPANY ,\t\u201e prepared to receive TIMBER, DEALS, *)r\\ |J\u201cL,i5 Lroas ft Blackwell\u2019» Pickles, \u2019 JLO 50 Caaes Bull ft Co.\u2019s do.are preps STAVES, Ac , Ac,, at their Establishment at Salt Afloat.DA!LI Kinected\u201410,000 Minois Liverpool Salt in bulk.Losses Paid,\t$47,850 11 Expenses, Commission, Keinsurence, and Dividend,\t41,352 64 $277,570 05 Macaulay\u2019s and Bayne\u2019s Essays.by I^SSAYS on Biography and Criticism, Peter Bayne\u20146s 3d.Essays and Criticism, by Lord Macaolay\u201410a P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, June 23, 1858.#500 Reward! DR.TUMBLETY\u2019S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.THE Proprietor, DR.TCMBLETY, has deposited $500 with tbe Bank, tbe same to BAKERY and HOUSE TO LET N Tailler* Street, next door to Mi J.O.Vallibbi ft C*\u2019* Cabinet j lanufactoiy.Apply to J.O.VALLIERE ft SON.Quebec, Feby.10,1858.m, MRS.HAMMAN\u2019S, Old St.Lawrence Hotel, No.2, Notre-Dame Street, NEXT DOOR TO THE GLOBE HOT EL BEGS to inform her friends and tbe public that abe is prepared to receive Boabdbbs supplied with every her busineas, at and others, who will be article of the best quality very reasonable rates.Quebec, May 28.1858.in be forfeited if the Vegetable Compound fails to cure a single disease mentioned in this circular, if need according to directions.Rheumatism, Pains in tbe Back, Breast and Side, Palpitation of tbe Heart, Toothache, Headache, Cramps !n tbe Stomach, Frosted Hands or Feet, Sprains or Bruises, Stiffness of tbe Joints, Fever and Ague.Cholera Morbos, Coughs, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Summer Complaints.Bruises, Sore Throat or Quinsy, Swellings and External Injuries, ftc.Ac.\" Its efficacy has been fairly tested, and its virtues pronounced unparalleled.\u2019* Plica\u201450 cents and $1 per bottle.VEGETABLE T $89,202 75 HE undersigned, Agent for the above Company, is prepared to accept Risks on most favorable terms.Policies issued and Lbssea settled without reference to the Head Office.OWEN MURPHY, Aoaav, St.James Street, Quebec.June 26, 1858.\t3m FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.Quebec, June 22, 1858.MARINE INSURANCE.a TAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF PAILADELPHIA.A.FRASER, Agent.Reaaud\u2019s Buildings, Opposite Montreal Bank.Quebec, June 21, 1858.SATTERTHWAITE BROTHERS, AUISTIIS If AYUAGIS.A ISSllAKt BMKERS AUDITS FOB The Karine department of the Insurance Co.of North America.\u2014As-aava $1,000,000.\u2014Company Chartered in 1794.3m FOB SALE, TWTY 8HPIRT1CUL ARPINT8 I j\u2019 of LAND, in the highest state ot cultivation, with House, Barn, $e.thereon erected, aitnaUd on ths 8t.I.o n« Road, Parian of St*.Foys, at 4| miles from Town.KF One half of tbe above property will be told separately if required.There is a seplndid beach lot attached to the above Conditions of sale and terms of payment Bast.Apply to tbe proprietor, Mr.J.J.O\u2019B&IEN, on the premises, or ta Mr.BELLI AU, Votary Foye, November, 185T.\t8m BUDDEN BRO?General Commisrion Agents A Broken, DBALBBS (I* ALL KINDS OF PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, WINES aid LIQUORS, ftc., ftc., Water Street.William Bcddix, )\t8T.JOHN\u2019S Has» Bcddbx, ) NEWFOUNDLAND.B.B.would call tbe attention of Captains and others visiting St.John\u2019s, to their Store, being situated in a very central part of tbe town, and near to tbe Custom House.St.John Newfoundland, May 1, 1858.Iw Notice to Ship-Masters.rpHK business heretofore carried on by 1 DENIS MAGUIRE, Jobs., as SHIP-CHANDLER and GROCER, 47, Sr.Peter Svaavv, will hereafter be continued under the name, style and firm ofMAGUIRK ft STEELE.All orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.MAGUIRE ft STEELE.Quebec, May 11, 1858.\t6m CATHARTIC PILLS.For Habitual Costiveness, Weak Bowels and Stomach, Slow Oircolation, Impure Blood, Pimples of tbe Skin, Too Foil Habit, Determination of Blood to tbe Head, Indigestion.Overloaded Stomach, Disturbance of the Stomach or Bowels, from unripe or Indigestible food ; Palpitation of the Heart, from indigestion or wind ; Torpid Liver, ftc.ftc ftc.I have never known a person who, having once used these Pills, ever abandoned them for any other.They are.though gentle and mild, very efficient, carrying off the humors of tbe body, purifying the blood, correcting the stomach, giving activity to tbe Liver, and a healthy tone to the whole s}stem.These Pills have one great and distinguishing peculiarity\u2014a virtue which has been long sought for in cathartic, but baa not, as we arc aware, been hitherto found.There is not probvbiy a single reader of these lines, if be has bad lb QUAKER CITY INS.Co.of Philadelphia COMMONWEALTH INS.0«.of Hamsburg PENNSYLVANIA INS.Co.of Pittsburg.Underwriters Building ft Chamber of Commerce, 61 William Stbbbt, A\u2019ew-York.__May 14,1858._____________6|m Quebec f.tnporium of FASHION, Too.50, Bt.John-atroot, (OPPOSITE ST.URSULE STREET.) WM.SWEATMAN, Merchant Tailor, Habit-Maker, and General Outfitter, from London, IN returning sincere thanks to his friends, the Gentry of Quebec, and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage hitherto received, begs PUBLIC NOTICK.CLOTILDE ©OMEL1V, MILLINER and DRESS-MAKER, in returning thanks for the liberal encouragement extended to her since she bas resided in Quebec, begs to inform tbe public that she has REMOVED to No.221, St.John Street, without.She takes this opportunity of announcing to tbe gentry who may require Gentlemen\u2019s SbirU.or Ladies Morning Dtesses, that she has always on hand and for tale 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 stale that at the Montreal General Exhibition, her work was thought worthy of and wae incontrovertibiy 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 tbe deceased, in a becoming manner, and further to make every preparation for tbe funeral.In offering her services in this particular, the Subscriber conceived she can give entire satisfaction to all who employ her, and furnish Clothes for the dead and other funeral habiliments, superior to any in Quebec.Tbe whole at very moiderale prices.CLOTILDE GOSSELIN, No.22}, St.John Street, St.John Suburbs.Quebec, June 22, 1858.\t3m SOUTH QUEBEC, and will make liberal advances on the same.Quebec, May 14, 1858.3m NOTICE To .Weicliunt», Lumbermen, Shipbuilders A Owner*.25 Cases Goode ft Wyatt assorted Sauce.7 CasesSardines in oil, j boxes.25 Cases, Preserved Fruits in Syrup, F or sale by\tj0HS PATERSON.May 31, 1858.IHE Subscriber offers bis services as ©E- public pa- strict attention to merit a share of tronage.Parties having Vessels for Sale, Freight Charter, will have immediate attention.Sago, Arrow Root, Tapiocr, Ac.lit /^ASES Pear Sago, J W \\ y 25 Tins St.Vince Vincent\u2019s Arrow Root, 25 Boxes Para Tapioca 25 Boxes Pure Cream Tartar, For sale by\tJOHN PATERSON.May 31, 1858.R.JEFFERY.No.4, St.Lawrence Chambers, St.Peter Street.Quebec, May 22, 1858.flLARET-100 Cases of the following su- perior brands Margaux, St.Bsteffe, St.Julien.For sale by FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.May 28, 1858.V'EW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED by il\tJ.T.BROU88BAU, Quebec, 1st May, 1858.7, Buade Street.HARMONIUMS.Cocoa Fibre Mats.A VERY Superior article.a For sale bv FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN.May 26, 1858.A FEW ROSE-WOOD HARMONIUMS for sale.These instruments being a Consignment from tbe maker, whose desire is to introduce them ; they will be sold at cost price for cash.Apply to\tHENRY S.SCOTT.Or to\tF.H.WYSE.April 26, 1858.Alsopp's East India Ale.IN PINTS and QUARTS.For sale by FALKENBERG ft McBLAIN May 26, 1858.Spring Importations of Hats.to inform them that having Leased the 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 be is prepared to make up in tbe latest Fashion and the best workmanship, and the 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.Heady Made Clothing.This Department will in future be found second to none in the City, suitable for every Season.MARINE INSURANCE.w.s.has always on hand a Choice selection of Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Braces, and (tloves.Shirts and Collars made to order in a superior manner, with dispatch and warranted to fit.The Shirt Department conducted bv Mrs.S.Also received, a Case of Superior Paris Hats LI\u201d Civil and Military Uniforms, Clergymen and Lawyer\u2019s Gowns, Servant\u2019s Liveries, made on tbe shortest notice and at the lowest possible price.Quebec, June 8, 1858.\t13m HU L WEA1HEK- CATAWBA AAD CLARET PUNCH AT Reynolds\u2019 Restaurant P INNER commences every day at 11:30 A.M., and every variety tbe season prowill there be found.N J \u2014The MANSION HOUSE, Gasan Barvaar is in maaev ooHKuaiCATioa with the RESTAURANT.Qeebec, June 35, 1858.the On hand and for sale by Undersigned : pLANATS Cognac Brandy in hbds ft cases Gin, \u201c Pine Apple\u201d Brand, in red ft green VESSELS, FREIGHT or CARGO, insured in the \"Sc*,\u2019\u2019 MtacxaviLs,\" \" Commbr cial,\u201d or Uatow,\" Mutual Insurance Companies of New York.Apply to THEODORE HART, Montreal.Montreal, May 1, 1858.\t6m mr-You vmuiAiE t imn.BOOT, SHOE, INDIA RUBBER STORES, It*.*, BUADE STKKKT, gj» Fini Store on tbe left hand side on tbe top of the Steps, .43 And Ho.31, SAIRT J0HH BTRXET.od hM New Dry Goods Store E.MORGAN, No.21, ST.JOHN STREET, ¦J AS the honor of informing bis Customers I and the public, that his NEW STORE IS NOW OPEN, where they will find a beautiful assortment of SPRING and SUMMER Fancy A Staple Dry Goods, ?11 New and of this years' importations.the occasion at any time to use cathartic medicine, who has not found by experience that after its operation bis bowels were more or less weakened for a time, indicated by subsequent costiveness.It is in tbe nature of cathartics to act thus.In this Pill there is combined a tonic which completely snauins tbe bowels and tbe system, while cathartic influence has been produced.They tbererefore never lose tneir effect : never leave tbe bowels costive, and may be used by tbe most delicate person.For tbe diseases named they act with complete efficiency, searching out and removing ail impuritks of the system, acting upon the whole alimentary canal, and I'M taring tone and vigor to the whole system.When once adopted they are never abandoned for any other.Price 25 cents per box.Sold Wholesale and Retail, by JOHN K.BURKE Chemist and Druggist, 17 Baade St.Opposite tbe French Cathedral.Sol© agent for Quebec, Quebec 26th June 1868.\t6m.tF\" The following goods deserve special at- ; of Bi \u2018\t~ RFINN la BOW manufacturing, manufactured during the winter, a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, comprising in part as follows :\u2014\t.\t^ U\" Several Thousand Pair* of Ladies Enamelled and Calf galasbed Prunella Boots and Gaiters, of *11 colours ; Ladies\u2019 H Jsnny Lind\u2019\u2019 Patent Short and Slippsr* ; * Urge *\u2022-\u2022ortment of Misies,' Ohildrsns\u2019 aad Infants\u2019 teotion,\u2014West of England Broad Cloths, Cas-siraercs and Doatkint, Scotch Tweeds and Summer Vestings.Gents' Under Clothing in Wool, Merino end Cotton, White and Fancy Dress Shirts, Neck Ties, Scarfs, Braces, Gloves, Socks, ftc., ftc.LADIES will find a Choice assortment of Silk, Barege, Poplin, DeLatne, Muslin and other Dresses, of the Vaax LAvaav Svvlis, Shawls, Silk and Cloth Capes, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Parasols, Stays, Gloves, Hosiery, French Embroideries, ftc., fto.FAMILY 171OIT RNING.Plain and Olacd Silks, French Merino©», Paramattas, Cobourgs, DeLalnet, Alpaocas, Mo- Boots Shoes and Fancy Cacksof all colors and hair^ Ginghams, Prints, Muslin, ftc., ft.Bon-of tbe latest and most improved styles ; also a net Crape of all widths, Crape Trimmings, Ac.largo assort»#»t of Gentlemen\u2019» OalfSkin and N ^_In consequence cf having been dis- I*W®® appelated in the fitting c ®k,°\u2019 1st instant as originally \u2022*, Coburg* BOW 8KLL THE WH01 largt ^\t___ Cow-hide Long and Short Boots, \u2022awed : Men's, Beys and Yoeth*1 ©oat Skin and Patent Leather Shoes, and Baogans In great variety, together with a good assort meat ef OeeUcmee\u2019s Faacy Fêtant ^ Beeta, Cloth A Fr*a*Uo Gaiters, Ac., ftc.4VJfC?R ¦AI4B5 AftMALL PROFITS tt tv* JtOTTOor ns* ronuMMuiiD.\u2019 Ct* All work warranted : if tap*, will be taended free of charge.13* Couetrv Merchants and Shoemakers seise Un g a Stock should call aad examine before purebasiag elsewhere.\t.fisher a ro.EXCHANGE BROKERS, NUNN\u2019S BUILDINGS, No.39, St.Peter Street, Quebec.O\u2019FLAHERir & HOLT, BLADE STREET, opposite St.Joseph's JJMJSlt Chapel, BRITISH and Foreign Gold and Silver, Colonial and United Stales Bank Notes, and uncurrent money bought and sold and Exchanged.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Bank of England and Scotch Notes.Office hours\u20149 o'clock to 5.May 20, 1858.\t3m CARD.O.MURPHY &, CO.f AUCTIONEERS ft BROKERS, WaoLMAL* Grocery ft Coiimsaiox Merchahts, St.James Street] Quebec May 4 1858.\t3m In Store and for sale : CLICQU0TS CHAMPAGNE, Fleur de Sillery do burvundy Wines ia bottle, Claret in Wood and bottle Old and Superior Port in do do Sherry Wines in do do RYAN, BROTHERS ft CO.Quebec, July 15, 1858.aoümikV\u2019â atDTsiL, INDIAN _L0RETTE.D.UPPER-TOWN.THE Subscribers respectfully announce the arrival of taur Spring Styles of Hats, comprising every description and quality, amongst which are tbe following ; ENGLISH VELVET PILE NAPPED HATS, from one of the best manufaetnres in England : FRENCH SATIN on PATENT FELT BODIES.Also Best American Hats.\t' BLACK CASIMERE HATS, with Ventilating Tips, being very light for Summer wear.A complete assortment of French, English and American Felt Hois of all colours.India Rubber Goods, Panama and Straw Hats, Travelling Caps and Leather Hat Ci O'FLAHARTY ft HOLT.Quebec, May 8, 1858.\ti2m For Sale by tbe Subscriber : J Q JJHDS Double Boiled Linseed Oil, 3 5 10 do DONNELLY begs to inform tbe Plea- __ sure-Seeking part of the community that he has taken up that large and most conveniently situated HOTEL, at Jeune Lorette, lately occupied by Mr.Boxacixa, that be has got it painted, papered, and finished in tbe best style for a first-class Hotel, and that be is prepared to accommodate all parties desirous to patronise him.Tbe Wines and Liqueurs are of the best brands.Meals prepared to order, and in the most recherché manner Jeune Lorette, May 26, 1858.do\tRaw Casks Turpentine-Casks Putty, (in Bladder*.) Also a general assortment of Paint*, Colour* and Varnish.8AML.J.SHAW, 19 St.John Street, and 15 Sous LeFort St.Quebec, April 12, 1858.For Sale by the Undersigned 12m INSURANCE against loss or damage by Fire at moderate rates of Premijm\u2014due BONNETS iu tbe LATEST Hydrants! ^\tWilhin ^ ^ For sale by the Undersigned : O PIKES, Belgian, 5 a 8 inches.0 Canvas, Nos.1 a 6, PARISIAN STYLE, having engaged the assistance ef Messrs.Whildss ft Co , of New York, the celebrated Straw Workers and Fashion improver*.Mrs.J.also begs to atata that abe will receive in a few days, per Steamer \u201cNorth American,\u2019\u2019 a quantity of NEW GOODS, and by the arrival of the two following Canadian Steamers, a complete assortment of SPRING MILLINERY, consisting of English and French BONNETS, RICH LACES, French FLOWERS, Ribbons, Mantels, Patterns Silks, and every variety in the Millinery Line.^ .\tH.JACOBS.Quebec, March 20,1858.\t12m BONN ETS.RS.PARNELL having received tbe LATEST SPRING FASHIONS and MODELS, is prepared to make, alter aad clean Straw, Tuscan, Rico, Palmetta and Fancy Bonnets, Panama and Leghorn Hats.231, SL John Street, without.Quebec, 26th March, 1858.\t4n M' Renaud'i Buildings, Opposite Mottreal Bank June 7 1858.¦i A.FRASER, Agent.CHAKLES TOLLAND, Cabinet Maker &.Upholsterer, Ho.32, Cul-de-Sâc Strea L.T., QUEBEC, J^KGS to inform his friends and Oars ! Oars ! ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.ADVANCES.Till Subscriber is prepared to arrant* for Cash Advances on svery description of Merchandise consigned for Ml* to bi* friends In Montreal.\u2019 JAMBS M.KERR.Qusbec, May», 1888.\t8m BBVCaVIO*.W.S.BIKDIMOH would Inform friends, that she hnfl REMOVED to Umcib Hill, and Is now prepared to Wholesale Boot ft Shoe Manufacturer.reçoive a taw addlttoaal pnpils.Qaeboc, May IT, 1969.[THE Subscriber has constantly o* basd a L Supply of a new made WHITS ASH OARS of tbe best quality, manufactured in tbe Eastern Townships.\u2014Length from It to 30 feet_ which he offers fbr sale at tbe lowest Cub Prices, at bis Oar Depot, 26, Champlain Street, (Opposite the St Lawrence Foundry.) And near the Quebec Bank, St.Peter Street.Auto\u2014Blocks and other useful articles for Ship\u2019s use.!«.B.\u2014Those Oars are not manufactured from New Liverpool Oclls, that is now made aad offered for sale in this market.Merchants and Ship-Master* will find it to their internet to call at tbe Depot before making purchases elsewhere.J.QUINN.Quebec, Jin* 8, 1888.\t6m NOTICE.HE PROVINCIAL OVARIUM Is now ep*n for Exhibition, between tbe hours and 4, r.*., on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, at No.4, Sr.Uescl* Smssv, Quebec.RICHARD NETTLE, Supt.of Fisheries, L.C.Quebec, Feby.6, 1868.\t6m-laci y; DR.JAS.REED.VO.SI, ST.FITIR STRSIT, orrasiTf m.duhi»*\u2019*.Quebec, May 20, 1158.REMOVAL.THE Subscribers have REMOVED to on* _ the Stores owned by tbe Hans Host, on Hunt\u2019s Wharf.J.BROWN ft 01).Qn*b*o, 29th April, 1168, NOTICE.ST.LAWRINOE DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPERANCE.THE MEMBERS OF 8T.LAWRENCE DIVISION, No.16, Sons of Temperance are requested to take notice, that, in future, tbe Division meets oa FRIDAY (instead ofTms-dax) EVENINGS, at SEVEN o\u2019clock, during the Winter months ; aad at EIGHT o\u2019clock during Summer.KF* Any person wishing to join the Divieioa will obtain every required information from Mr.A.Farquhar, Auctioneer.St John street; Mr.A.Woods, at Mr.Hoesack\u2019s, Notre Dame street.Lower Town ; Mr.Goodie, ship-builder, Saint Roche ; Mr.J.O.Doff, Palace Street ; or at the Division Rooms, Temperance Hall, St Francis \u2022treat, on the night of meeting.Quebec, Jany.38, 1888.the publie that he has opened a CABINET WARE ROOM at So.32, CrL-ni-SAC Sturt, Lower-Town, where he will constantly keep on hand a choice assortment of Furniture ; and bopea, by strict attention to business, to meret a share of public patronage.All orders punctually attended to.CF Funerals Furnished.«43 Quebec, May 10, 1858.\t6m DOLLARS AND CENTS Starling and Halifax Cnrreney.Junv rc*Lia*iD aid ro* Sal* at to Book- \u2022vorm, Table* off Equlasslent Tain* of Momie* which the value of any sum ia each of ' these denominations, can be found ia ivn* or Born of the other denominations From 1 Crut to £10,000.Pmci, 12 j Cents, or 7jd., by P Linseed Oil ia Hhds and Qr-casks Roman Cement in casks RYAN, BROTHERS ft Quebec, July 15, 1858.CO.M New Book by Hugh Miller.ft DAWSON bare just re- IDDLETON reived >\u2014 CRUISE OF THE BETSEY ; or, A Summer ramble among tbe fossiliferous deposits of tbe Hebrides.With Rambles of a Geologist ; or, Ten Thousand miles over the fos-siliferoos deposits of Scotland.Bv Hugh Miller, L L.D., author of \u201cOld Red Sandstone,\" ftc., ftc.Price, 6s 3d.For sale at SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS.Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, July 8, 1858 Canada Hotel, sssAipaüaD sasüisa Nos.15 and 17, Sr.Gabrisl Strut, MONTREAL.T the { ONE Coil 8J inch.STANDING RIGGING.ALSO, 6 Tons Best BELFAST CORDAGE, assorted sixes.C.E.LEVEY AOO.St.James Street.April 33, 1858.Machinery Oil, Bright Varnish.P^OR Sale by tbe Subscribers : Machinery Oil, in 30 gallon casks, Bright Varnish, do.do.A.J.MAXHAM ft Co.Quebec, March 31, 1856.St.Peter St PO WDER ! PO WDER ! / HIS HOTEL is situated in the most healthy and most centra! part of tbe City, near Steamboat Wharves.From the ameliorations and additions lately made to tbe Establishment by tbe proprietor, he can now offer to Travellers all the comforu they can desire.Tbe table is always provided with the best the market can afford, and the W ines and Liquors are unexceptionable.Tbrms Riasoxablr.Carriages in attendance on tbe arrival and departure of Steamboats and Railroad Cars, to convey travellers to and from the Hotel.Montreal, May 14, 1858,\t3m undersigned having been appointed P01 pHK g SOLE AGENTS to the Cakaoa Fowdkr outot, are prepared to supply tbe Trade with tbe following:\u2014 B C Ci Blasting, F FF FFF Sporting, Canniater, ftc.A.J.MAXHAM ft CO., Quebec, April 10, 1858.\tA.ft B.VICTORIA HOTEL, FIRE BRICKS FOR SALE.60,000CARR,S8tST r,RR ARE\u2019S BEST BRICKS.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A quantity of Good House and Blacksmith\u2019s COALS, in lota to suit purchasers.Apply to\tJOHN BAILS, Leaycraft\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, July 10, 1858.\t2m FELIX MORGAN, Qnebeo, May 31, 1858.CHRONOMETER DEPOT, DEAN\u2019S BUILDINGS, No.40, ST.PETER ST.lOWER-TOWN, QUiBfC.FflHE undersigned having entered into Part- tkc oersbip, under the name and style of ft GIVEN.Chronometer.Watch C.P.PELLETIER 61, St.Pnvaa Has removed u> no 8t***t, Wwm>* BoUdlng*.«g* Quebec, May 6, 1658.SALT TUBS, T7DMOND ROACH begs to notify Consign-eatof Vessels, Ship-Masters and others, that be ia prepared to HIRE OUT SALT TUBS (with Government Stamp measure) either by the day or at vojnuch the lump sums.All den left at tbe OMee of Jamm M.Rata, Esc.Ho, 18, Bt.Pent Street, will he promptly attended to.Quebec, May 4, 1658.FOR SALE.A\u2019 \u2022¦CONIWIAIfD, New Stylo, Fenr-wheel A 0 ARBI AGE, mode of tiw very beetmT ta*4si*,t Apply to Mre.¦*.Gimmas, Ursai* Street.Qeebeo, April 14,1669 cCALLUM ft GIVEN, Chronometer, and Clock Makers, beg leave to inform their friends and tbe public that they will always hnve on band a general assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, ftc of every diicription, which they will dispose of et reasonable prices.A.McCALLUV, J.C.GIVEN.Chronometer*, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Nautical Instrumenta, ftc., carefally repaired.CmoROMBTiM Ratio.Quebec, May 8, 1868.\t4a S.STURTON, CHEMIST, 2, St.John Street, OFFERS FOR SALE : P: Rot POINT LEVI, OPPOSITE QUEBEC, Adjoining the terminus of the Grand Trunk Railway.WM.NORMAN begs to inform the public in general, that the proprietors of the Hotel having kindly taken off his hands all the old Furniture, he has now entirely refurnished tbe above Hotel with new, and he will be prepared to receive Boarders, both transient and permanent, on and after the 12th instant.Term moderate, and can be ascertained by application at the premise*.COLD LUNCH, with SOUP, every day, for 25 cents, oetween 12 and 2, V.u.Business Men occupied in the Lower-Town will find it a great relaxation from tbe beat of the day to steam across and Lunch, and return within tbe hour.U\"Hot Lnrc* on the shortest notice.Point Lev i, May 7, 1858.FOR SALE, e*)( ) 000 p110*8 FLOATED PINE DEALS, a Prime Lot, with many broad ones, tbe menufac\u2019 tare of Portage du Fort Mills 50.000 Pieces Bright Pine Deals, 50,000 Pieces Bright Spruce Deals, Etchemin Mill manufacture.- also, - 70,000 Pieces Pine and Spruce Boards, and Plank piled out to season, of 1, lj, if and 2 inches, and of all widths.Apply to H.ATKINSON, _ .\t.\t\u201e\tSt.James Street Quebec, April 11, 1858.\t2aw FOR SALE, FT1ARRRD CORDAGE, all sites.1 MANILLA do.\tdo.Housand,\tBatten Nails, Marline, Hambroline, Log Lines, Deep Sea Lead Lines, Hand Lead Lines, OTTAWA HOTEL, ACCOUNT BOOKS, Stc.m iiws/wrww® ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER AND PAPKR RULER.JVwfu* Bui/fitn/t», St.FeUr Strtgt.T^ULL SETS of BOOKS tar Bunks, Insurance r Companies.Meresmile Housse, Awoeiu-tleee.ftv., me* to order, from tbe best English Fepert, ef seperior Binding, and Paged.\u2014also,\u2014 AO varieties of Plain ft DicenATiv* Binôme.Quebec, May 23, 1858.ALMA CHRIST! POMADE, every excellent preparation for tbe Hair, tanlc Hair Wash, which effectually eradicating scurf and giving tbe Hair a beautiful gloss ; is especially adapted for nursery use.Highly Scented Brown Windsor and other Toilette Soaps in variety, Antiaqntic Tooth Powder, a superior Dentifrice, giving whiteness to the Teeth and health-lines» to tbe Gums.^Ess.Rondelelia, Kan de Cologne, Lavender Water, Pi esse ft Lohin\u2019s Perfumery, ftc.A small quantity of English Ketchup, im ported direct\u2014very good.If* B \u2014All Drugs and Chemical* warranted genuine, anl prescriptions dispensed with tbe greatest car*.Quebec, July 13, 1858.¦anlt-au-AKatelot Street Lower Town Qcibkc, GEORGE BOYCE, Proprietor.THE above HOTEL has been thoronghly renovated for tbe Season, and is now ready Sail Twine, Salmon do.Seal do.Spunyarn, Oakum, Canvass.Stockholm Tar, Black Varnish, Black Paint, Paint Oil in bbds.Paint A Tar Broshes, Paint Scrubbing do.Deck do do.Mops and Handles, Deep Sea Leads, Composition do.Copper pump Tacks, Pump Leather, Ballast Shovels, Marline Spikes, Ship Scraper*, Log Reels, Log Ships, Pitch Pots, Pitch Ladles, Sheet Lead, Yellow Metal Shea thin, Bunting, Ensigns, Union Jacks, Blue Peters ft Burgees, Binnacle Lamps, Signal do! Deck Light*, Speaking Trumpets, Telescopes, Compasses do.for the reception of Visitors Qsoaos Bovus takes this opportunity to return his hearty thanks for tke liberal patronage bestowed upon him during tbe past year, especially to his friend 1 amongst tbe Lumber Merchants and Ship-Masters, and to solicit a continuance of the same; and he begs to assure one and all, that he will yield to none in the Excellence of his CUISINE, or the general accommodation for the solid comfort of bis in- Cf\" LUNCHES at all hour*.May 8, 1858.ADAM WATTERS, GROCERY, \"\u2019\".î\tIsetropolitan Hand do.\t__________ Log Book* ft Log Slate*, Wood d* Pump Tacks,\tLog Glasses, Scupper Nails,\tHour do.Patent Plank\u2019g Screws, Charts, Boat Nails (copper and iron,) Rigging Chains, J, 9-16, |, | In.1 Kedge Ancho, 9 cwt.j.^Betides other articlesrln the Ship Chandlery J.BROWN* CO.\u201e\tHunt\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, April 29, 1858.KI subscriber offers FOR BALK, a 00 fete aseortment of FRESH GROCERIES NES.LIQUORS, Ae.Also, just received I of tbe cargo of the M 1dm»,\" comprising ¦\u2014 vieeePeaer Shell Almonds; Soft Shell Almonds ; Sardines àthmtU ; Olive Oil, fto.In returning thanks to hi* numerous ensto-h© begs U announce that, during tbe summer season, it will he impeeslhl© tar him £\t°9n* PlBOM Huddles, bet that he will b* prepared to supply FRESH HALIBUT, COD-FISH, HADDOCK MAC KIRKL aadLOBSTKlS, Wt within two day* beta** the Fish is required wUl be earefelly attended to.HOTEL, Wffibrlquw Mrwet, Upper T«w»t QUEBEC, G.W.PURDY & CO., tar* or agw-vonx, ntornrarons.KJ\" This Hotel bes only lately been establfsh-ei, and is condneted oa the Europe** priaeiplw Kf- Apartment* ftimiebed, by the dny, with or without Meal*.\u201d AT ALL ¦OlllUL Quebec, June t, 1819.A.WATTERS.If N.B.\u2014A* entire view of the whole City aad surroundiag Country is affbrdrd from the Cupola of this Hotel.April 10, 1858.FOR SALE, J>AJl?T.?t!RCHA81a.»\"d WINDLASS FITTINGS, assorted sises.Apply to GALT ft CRAWFORD, Gibb\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, March 8, 1898.FOR SALB, Kegs bi-carbonat» boda, Bris.Fatras Currants, Davidson's Table Salt, Scotch Whiskey, \" Old TB«, ~ « Oka u MlnyperV4 Red and Green.\" Assorted Pinkies and Sancee, \"Youages*\" ldu.i.\u201erth Ale in Wood ft u the contrary, it is a completely original production its aloresaid, :»i from the pen of a practical man Mr.H D But 1\t*- \u201c tier one ol the proprietors of Btruum s Museum,\t.\u2014\t,\t.aud a gentleman whose attention has been tor within the Indian teir or e\t\u2022 a long time devoted to the sti|>erb Aquaria at ot America as atoremt >\tMaiestr that establishment.The \u2022 Family Aquarium enacted that It should U-\tu L\\lr is not merely a re-hasb of English books hav- from \u2022ime to time, \u2022y an.*-ing reference to English habit- and English lo- j the great seal, to author,x# 11 '\t^ calitus.UisAmericuu in all respect* and such prrsons .o appointed\t, remarkable original, not ouly teaching how to to sit and hold courts ot r.«.rd lor th rr l prepare an Aquarium as a substitute lor the criminal offence* and m^demea«DM, and old tish glob*, but showing why the water need of civil causes ; and ,t should never U-changed, aud illuslraiiug the graud Majesty to order, direct and\t, compensating principle by means of which ua- pointaient of proper officer* to act ^ a^ids flUhat redundant waste of evr- such courts and justices w.lbtn the JurUdutmu assigned to such courts and justices in any suc.i commission, provided that such court* should not try any offender upon any charge or indictment for any felony made the subject ol capital punishment, or for any offence, or passing sentence affecting the Ute of any offender, ut adjudge or cause any offender to suffer capital punishment or transoortation, or take cognizance of or try any civil action or suit, in which the cause of such suit or action should exceed j in value the amount or sum of two hundred I pounds, and in every case of any offence sub- other .id* of the mountasns.Mr C^r\" who ! wl^ular\tlb\u201c^ gave valuable evidence before our committee lured at the end of that term, *nd\t¦ on This district, with which he 1* thoroughly < would be nm«J Inconvenience.I\" \"*** \"\u2018\u201cluî.berie.M.oott t.Iu^.1., lu U-bw ! MpMlftl y,\t{ wo»M .«IwUt ** the finest in the world for merino puroose* ; it j the larger prof^rllon of \u2018b®\tobablr ^ abounds with bituminous coal well é«ed for , UacUd by the\tW\u201c f Hi* gtaeration of steam ; trom Thompson's Rtv- Americans, accustomed to self-government Ir ani Colville dl.lrid.to the Kotîy Moun- ^ha^ if yon desire to keep thern oyal and eon tains, and from the 4yth parallel some 350 | Unl^, JOtt sbonld five t^tb*pro#jmcW mile, north, a more beautiful couulry doe* not | the earliest possible period of\tf\u201cr\u201ceJ .exist It is in every wav suitable for colonisa-¦ government to which they\tma at for Gon \" (Hear, hear) Therefore, apart from .ud that if you \u2018\u2022'V\" \u2022'I'^gHirnri GoTern the goldfields, this country affords every pro- the preservation of in terms! ord ,\t\u2022 miso of a nourishing and Important col.ny, meat w.caa mskfj wRho^ffSld #f (Hear ) In Charlotte's Island which we in- | is so Strong *.that where \\b® »b.olfA°.!!!; \u201c parts of America to the process and acts of the said court* of L'ppar Canada ; aud it was there -bv also enacted that it should be lawful for His Majesty, if lie should deem it convenient so to do, to issue a commission or commission* to \"V\t«.mb.»*\" ' .\t.\twiihiti anv territories may perha,* correct a popular misconception as aforesaid, ns well wRhin\t,\t, [u Vancouver's Island itself no gold has been heretofore granted to tba c\"®\t\u2018\td.scovered.The discovery of gold on the turers of Knglaud uadmg to Hudson a nay as lu be and act as jus- 1 elude m this new colony, gold was discovered 1er to the This d raiy thi tb* Cl * Pari - Hf., i* \u2019 wbl A trig A movement was being made in\t* I Lctjng\u2019tbe person committing the same to Ca telegraph from Galway to HaIiUi, -V ou j j punitHmel or transportation, th«> court, or Allan's submariM principle.Mr.Lever, U;c anv judge of any such court, or any justice or uNt#e_le hts SWa eellpsD- wW Md authority, within tb* ledlen urritom* and ftWridMs iknMdf » FlAk jsfperfvtloa-wbu\tAmericg not within tbe limits of GOVERN MENT OF NEW CALEDONIA BILL.IMPORTANT ai'CICH OF THK COLONIAL SSCRKTAHV ON TUE SECOND READINU \u2014 IIIUHLV INTKKES-TIXU STATEMENTS.Sir E.B.Lytton said,\u2014The Bill which ! ask the House to sanction is necessary to the maintenance of law and the preservation of life in the district in which it propose* lo establish!» Government, and it realizes at an earlier period than was anticipated an object which has already entered into the o lonial policy of the country.The House is aware that in 1849 tbe Crown granted to the Hudsons Bay Company the soilof Vancouver's Island, on the condition, of establishing a colony there, disposing ot the land to emigrants, and defraying iu expenses, the Crown to resume the land on the expiration of the grant of exclusive trade in 1859.But the uompaoy enjoy in Vancouver's Island no rights of government or of judicature .The government is administered by a Governor ap|>oint-ed by the frown, with a Legislative Council, and a House of Representatives chosen by t:»e peoide.The judicature is administered by Courts ins'ituled by the Crown, under the special authority of an'Act of Parliament,\" topro-vide for the a'lministrntion of justice in Vancouver\u2019s Island.\u201d Next year it is the fhlention of the frown to resume the soil, and the whole public connexion of the company will» the island will ccasc.Indeed, my right hon.friend the memi>e: for Coventry (Mr Ellice), in his able evidence before tbe Committee on the Hudson'* Bay Company,says, \" Tbe sooner the public re-enter into possession, and the sooner they form establishments worthy of the inland, and worthy of the country, the better.\u2019' My right hon.friend proceeds to say, \" that this island] is a kind of England attached to the continent of America; that it should be the principal station of our naval force in the Pacific : that it is the only good harbour to the northward of San Francisco, as far north as Sitka, the Russian seliiemeot ; that you have in Vancouver's Island the best harbour, hue timber in every situation, and coal enough for your whole navy ; that the climate is wholesome, very like that of Knglaud ; the coasts abound with fish of every discription ; in short, there is every advantage in tbe Island of ^ an-couver to make it one of the first colonies and best settlements of England.\u2019\u2019 (Hear hear.) But when my right hon.friend was asked by the committee if he thought it desirable to attempt also to colonie# the land on the adjacent coast be ans vered.\" No, we should have enough to do in colonizing the Island.'\u2019 He will not say that now.He knows that now circumstances have arisen which call upon us to place, as soon as possible, the adjacent territory under die safeguard of an estahlisehed Government, sneh as this Bill would provide.And those circumstances are the discovery of goldfields, the belief that those goldfields will be eminently productive, the number of persons of foreign nations and unknown character already impelled to the place by that belief, i need say no more to show tbe imperative necessity of establishing aGovernmentwbererer the hope of gold, to be had for digging, attracts all adventurers and excites all passions.(Hsar ) At this momem there is no Imperial Government at all in the place, for the Governor of Vancouver's owns i)0 commlsson on the mainland.Thus, the discoveryjof gold compels us to do at once what otherwise we should very soon h*T0 done\u2014erect into a colony a district that appears, in great part, eminently sultKd fer civilized habitation and culture.(Hear, hear.) Before I proceed further It may be Interesting to the House to give a sketch of the little that is known to ns through official soi revs of the territory in which these new goldfields have been disoorered.The territory lies between the Rocky Mountains and the I\u2019aciflc : it is bounded on the south by the American frontier line 49 deg.of latitude, and may be considered to extend to the sources of Frazer River, in latitude 55 deg.It is, therefore, about 420 mile* long in a straight line, jts breedtl) about 250 to 300 mile*.Taken fron* corner tocorner, its greatest length would be, however, 805 miles, and lift\tV0 \"\u2018\u2018l»'- llMr* Arrow.-mith compmC*\tn,,,c,\u2022 Including Queen Charlotte's i\".n» a liao of postal Steam-veMcls for lettgrs,,goods and passenger*, by which it is calculated that a paesseger starting this coltfny In Août enlisted \u2018û securing re*|*«cl to the law* which it has the privilege to enact, and has no motive to rebel against tbe autbo-tland itsrlt no gold na* i>ecu ritr iu which it participates.(\t.d'.^Vjs va J,.a.,avd.TV 4ucw\u201e a ,oU a, .b.; A.4 If.«hlvb S\t\u201cJ\t£ \u2018¦.rnUod «M reporud u.lb.Col.o»!- .h.td pro».\u2022\t\u201c c|\u201e, b ffice bv a despatch from the Governor of \\ an- principal settlers should be the couvert Uland, dated April 16.lt>56 The\t^grants,-,.rh*,.our Governor bad received a report from a clerk in who will rallier ci luva e t p>i\t.j # tiie service of the Hudson\u2019s Bay Coinjian, at | of the land in Hs coal-mines, timber.> Fort Colville 0u the Upper Columbia River, t and other agricultural produce 'Vu \u2022 Further report* followed in October, 1856, tes- at the end of five year, a quiet aud \u2022rde-.Mm- t.rving lo the importance of tin- discovery, j pulatioa, welUttad for sell-governnteot.l her Frotn^xpériment* made in the tributaries of fore l think wc bad better fix the *»>orle*l term Frazer River there wm reason to believe that the gold region was extensive ; the similarity in the geological formation ol the mountains in tbe territory to those of California induced iLu* Governor to believe that these w ould prove equally auriferous.Subsequent accounts, in '^57, varied as to the quantity of gold obtained but confirmed generally the opinion of the richness of the mines, especially above the confluence of the Kroner and Thompson Hirer*.The Governor writes on the 15tbofJu1y, 1857, that gold was being discovered on the right bank of the Columbia, and the lablelaud between that river aud Frazer's.On December \u2022J9ih he ascribed the small quantity found to the want of skill aud tool* on the uart of the nativi-s, who opposed any white men digging-The Indians were es|»eciiilly hostile to the Ame-ricaas, aud opposed iheir entrance into the country.Great excitement now prevailed in Oregon and Washington Territory.An influx of a Iveuturers ungut be e.\\|*ecled in the spring\u2019 in which ciït* collisions between the whites and the natives might bo expected to occur.As far back as the first discovtry iu April, 1-'., tbe G iveru r had suggested the system granting diggiug liceu»»*.The right hou.I ¦ n\u2022 Lm.an ibr mcttibcr for Taunton, then Se-i,rKY GOOUto.By Auction at the Subacribera\u2019 Storea, on FRIDAY next, tbe 30lh July.Sale to commence at TWO o\u2019clock,\u2014 \u2014WITHOUT niaXBTB\u2014 To Cloae Conaigumentc A Valuable Aaiortuent of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS, compruiag : WOOLLEN, COTTON, SILK, LINEN, STUFF GOODS, FANCY GOODS, And Small Warea, RICH SILK DRESSES, Uoaiery, Glorea, 4c.4c.Q.4 H.GIBSONE, A.4 B.Quebec, July 28, 1858.IMPORTANT TO LUMBER MERCHANTS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS.The Subscriber lias received instructions from THE TRUSTERS OF THE ESTATE AUCTION SALES.BY O.MUHPHY ft.CO.IztoDilve Sato of Baokiopt Stock By Auction, will be aold on WEDNESDAY, 4th Aaguat, at the Subscribers Stores, St.Jamas Street, \u2022Y OBDIH OF TH« AiaiUXXM i The entire stock of a country STORK, consisting of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, 4c., 4o.Tbe Goods, with Catalogue ar« now open for inspection.arrix-WHicn, Also to Clota a Bankrupt Estate : Several Coils CORDAGE, and other Gooda.TBHMH FAVOHABLI.«4J Sale\u2019at ELEVEN o'clock, A.M.0.MURPHY 4 CO.Quebec, Juyl 28, 1858.\tA.4 B.8T.MAIKICE LUMBER COMP\u2019Y, TO SELL BY AUCTION, AT HIS OFFICE, IN MONTREAL, Dry Goods, Leather, Lead Pipe, 4c., 4c.By AucUon, on WEDNESDAY MORNING next, tbe 28lb instant, at the Examining Warehouse, the following Goode saved from I Qu Wednesday, 25th Allg.next, a wreck, end sold for account of the Under-\t° writers or others concerned :\u2014\t'r,,'r'' \"** ,vnr Ar,L' ON B Cask assorted Brushes, l \u201c Sublimate, 1 Bale Sheep Skins, 1 Package Bngliah Kip, 4 Do.Prints, 1 Do.Moleskins, 1 Do.Towelling, 4c.1 Do.Carpeting, 1 Do.Plated Ware, 1 Case containing Tennis\u2019s Patent Rocket Brass Drills and Vicaa, 4c.1\tPackage Elaatic Boot Webb and Fringe 2\tBoxes OilSkin Cloth, Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.1 A.J.MAXHAM 4 CO., A.4 B.Quebec, Julr 27, 1858.A YOUNG WOMAN wishing to go borne will engage wilh a respectable family as Servant.Tbe best of references will be given.Apply at this Office.Quebec, July 27, 1858.\t3p WANTED, A SITUATION for a respectable young Mao, who writes and speaks French, understands accounts and has some knowledge of the Timber business.Address H.F., Chronicle Office.Quebec, July 27, 1858.\t3 FIRE BRICKSr f\\d\\f\\ /~'VF RAMSAY\u2019S Newcastle 4-Z.UUU \u201c * PIRE BRICKS, for sale bv 5\tHENRY CHAPMAN 4 CO.Quebec, July 27, 1858.\t12 LADIE S PET D06 FOR SALE.TUST imported from England, a particularly t«| handsome fawn coloured ITALIAN GREYHOUND, four yeara old, and about twelve inches high.Suppoaed tobe tbe only one of this ran breed in the Province.Apply at this Office.Quebec, July 27, 1858.\tIp NOTICE.E undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the enw of Barque ALCHYMIST.JOHN ROSE, Master.Quebec, July 27, 1858.\t3 BONUS.UNION BUILDING SOCIETY AT TWELVE O\u2019CLOCK, IN ONE LOT, The Whole of that well-known Complete Extensive Establishment, AT THREE RIVERS, coiaisTixo or : GANG SAW MILLS, with Steam Engines.EXTENSIVE TIMBER LIMITS.BOOMS on tbe Si.Maurice.FARMS, DWELLING HOUSES, and all tbe PERMANENT or IMMOVEABLE REQUISITES of a FIRST CLASS LUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.Tbe Purchaser will have tbe privilege of taking the WHOLE of tbe MOVEABLE REQUISITES and APPURTENANCES connected with tbe above, and which are very compute, at a VALUATION.Full particulars may be bad on application to tbe Subscriber, JOHN LEKMING.Montreal, July 17, 1858.A\u2019 FTiH h NEW NOVEL.LICE ARRAN ! or One Hundred years ago, by J.F.Smith\u2014la 3d.\u2014also,\u2014 The Family Aquarium, or Aqua Vevorium, a new Pleasure for tbe domestic circle, being a complete Instructor upon the subject of tbe Construction.Fitting up.Stocking A maintenance ot tbe Fluvial and Marine Aquaria, or \u2022\u2022 River and Ocean Gardens,\u201d by Henry D.Butler.Tbe Great Wizard of the North, Handbook of Natural Magic.\u2014Is 3d.P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, July 26, 1858.SCOTCH ALE.JUST received, a Supply of HARVEY\u2019S SCOTCH ALE.at DEXTER\u2019S HOTEL, (late Lami's) John Street.Superior accommodation for Gentlemen Boarders.Quebec, July 24, 1858.\t3m PEIHOIPAL FEATURES IV KEMP\u2019S Mammoth English Circus, axo J.M.NIXON\u2019S GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS, AUCTION SALES.BY F.H.HALL.Will be sold, or WEDNESDAY naît, the 38th instant, at the EX AMINO WAREHOUSE: OKA |>AIRS BLANKETS, aid a qnan- p Jejvj £ tlly of Tinware,\u2014Surplua Storea ax \u201c Argonaut.\u2019' Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M.F.B.HALL, A.4 B.Que bee, July 27,1158 E ARTIES desirous of selling their SHARES are hereby notified, that tbe BONUS has n raised to $70 per Share.By order, JOHN ROSS, Secy.-Treas.Quebec, July 2T, 1858.\t6 ÎTa M.BENJAMIN HAVE RECEIVED Ex Bteaaier \u2022* ladlan, \u201d SEVERAL NEW PATTERNS IN BRUSSELS, VELVET, *\"d TAPESTRY CARPETS, AH of which have been purchased during tbe lata daeline in pricea, and WILL BK SOLD CHEAP ! Having been entered at tbe Costom House before tbe new aad exhorbitant Tariff comes Into operation.\u2014also,\u2014 One Case BLACK PARAMATTAS, COBURGS end CRAPE.Quebec, July 17, 1858.EDUCATION.MR JENKINS will re-open bis CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY on DAY, 2nd AUGUST.\t^ For terms, 4c , epply either at hta School-Room, No.33, first floor, 8t.Gfonee\u2019s Bciio-ives, Place d\u2019Anne», or at his residence, No.J, John\u2019s Street, without.July 26, 1858.\t_\tlna__ LANDING, Ex \u201c Mountaineer\u201d and \u201c Arethusa;\u2019 f'/v XTHDS.DeKnypar\u2019s Hollands, T)\\f IX 160 Cases DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, »\u2022 Qr-Casks Olive Oil, 1» Hhds Loaf Sugars, 104 loaves, 150 Bags East India Rice, 25 Boxes English Sperm Candles.100 Boxes Balmont Spam Candles.LANK, GIBB 4 CO.Qnabac, July 2Srd, 1868.Tbe Proprietors of the Great Anglo-American Exhibition have at an enormous expense chartered the splendid Stesmer Napoleon to take tbe Company from Montreal to Sorel, Three Rivers and Quebec.\ts of Hay, and 8tbs of Straw.For other troops 9 Iks of Oats, or 14 tks of Bran, 16 (ks of Hay, and 6 lbs of Straw.Tenders to stale tbe price of each description of Ration, also each item, should a part only be required.The deliveries must be made from tbe Cummissariat Stores or tbe Contractor's Stores (as required by tbe Commissariat Officer) where a month's supply must be deposited by the 20th day of each preceding month, or it will be purchased on the Contractor's account.Hay of last year's growth must be furnished until tbe 30th November, 1858.Payment will be made monthly.CAffiDLRB.Tallow moulds,\u20148000 Iks.of the best quality, in boxes of 50 As.each, to consist of 3000 Iks of short 6's and 5000 B>s of short 8's.To be delivered in four deliveries, vie.:\u2014 1000 Iks.on 1st\tSeptember,\t1858.1000\t\u2022\u2022\t1st\tOctober,\t1858.2000\t\"\t1st\tNovember,\t1858.4000\t11\t1st\tDecember,\t1858.And to be subject to tbe approval of tbe Senior Commissariat Officer at Quebec for the time being.Tbe rate per box to be stated.Pay mem will be made on each delivery, with tbr exception of the first 1000 Iks., the value of which will be retained by tbe Commissariat until tbe completion of the Contract.Lamp OH.750 Gallons Seal Oil, of tbe best quality, to be free from any disagreeable smell, and will be tested to burn five hours in a Barrack Lamp, without being trimmed.To be subject to the approval of tbe Senior Commissariat Officer at Quebec, for tbe time being.Tbe whole to be delivered by tbe 1st day of September next Tbe rale per gallon to be stated, and payment will be made on tbe completion of tbe Contract COALS.400 Chaldrons ot Wallsend, Newcastle or Sydney, 250 Chaldrons to be delivered at tbr Fuel Yard, St.Rocbs, and 150 at the Citadel, during the month of September next.To be ol tbe best quality, large and round ; and to br screened at Quebec before delivery, (if required by tbe Commissariat) at tbe Contractor's ex pense, with a screen tbe apertures of which are not to be less than If inebes in diameter.The rate per Chaldron to be stated and pay ment will be made on the completion of tbe Contract.Fuel Wood.1500 Cords, French measure, of the best quality, to consist of equal portions of Hard Maple and Black Birch.750 cords to be delivered by 31st October, 1858, and 750 in tbe \u201c M.Fuel Yard, at St.Rocbs.sure, to be staled and payment will bo made for every 375 cords, but the value of half tbe first 750 Cords will be retained by the Commissariat.until the completion ot the Contract.Ilonpltal MippllcH or Provision and Mtdlcal Comfoits.For the use of tbe Military Hospitals in sneb quantities as may be required.A list of the articles with particulars, may be had at ibis office.The Tender must embrace tbe whole of the supplies required, and none will be noticed offering any particular article.To be subject to approval by the Medical Officer Payment will be made monthly.Oaten Straw, Steam Engine and Boileis Auction.ON THURSDAY, the 29tb July, will be sold, by Auction, at Ma.TIBBIT\u2019S COVE, Point Levi,\u2014tbe ENGINES and BOILERS of tbe Steamer '* Unity,\u201d 60 Horse power, one year old, lately burned at St.Salpeice ; also a Tow-Line of 70 Fathoms, nearly new, a Forcing Pump, and a Hose,\u2014with Anchors aud Chains,\u2014one 4 inch Whistle,\u2014a Double Winch \u20142 Screws, Wrenches, and a quantity of Spikes, Bolt and Scrap Iron.N B.\u2014Tbe Engines and Boilers are in good order, and tbe remaining part of tbe Hull can be rebuilt^ Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.F.H.HALL, A.4 B July 17, 1858.Will be sold by Auction, at TIBBIT\u2019S FOUNDRY, Charles Cove, on THURSDAY, tbe 29th instant ALL the STOCK-IN-TRADE remains of| tbe late fire,\u2014a large assortment of Patterns for Ship s Windlasses, Capstans, Kogiues, Winches and various kinds of Machinery,\u2014a 20 Horse power Steam Engine and Boiler, a large new self-acting Lathe, a large face Lathe, a large Boreing Mill,\u2014tbe two latter partially damaged by tire ; a large quantity of Tools in a damaged state; Charcoal dust, Iron and Wood Moulding Boxes.\u2014A Fire Engine, nearly new, with Hose and Buckets, made by \u201cLe-Moine,\u201d 4c., 4c.Sale at TWO o'clock, F.H.HALL, A.4 B.Quebec, July 22, 1858.Wanted to Charier I70R SHIELDS, a Vesael 400 to 500 Loads, For Sunderiand, a Vessel 400 to 500 Loads, To load Cargoes T.inbor and Deals.CHAS.E.LEVEY 4 CO., [St James Street.Quebec, July 27.1858.FOR SALE, THE Barque \u201cCOLUMBINE,\" of Bristol, 607 Tons Register, as she now lies at Blacks Booms.Cargo to be discharged at seller\u2019s expense.Apply to HENRY FRY, St.Peter Street.Quebec, July 27, 1858.Wanted to Charter.|A - Bristol.Quebec, July 26, NOTICE J.H.MORGAN Will Comments on MONDAY The 26th JULY, To Sell off tlie Remainder or HIM SPRING IMPORTATIONS, AT COST Pit I CM*: FOR CASH.Quebec, July 24, 1858.200 Barege Robes, AT HALF-PRICE, VESSEL of 300 a 350 Tons, load Timber and Deals for HENRY FRY.Kt.Peter Street, 1858.\t3 3^ iTl lying at I.raycraft's Wbaf, Cun-slgaaat Will plMM attend to the rvreipt, f their Goods.FALKENBERG A McBLAIN, Quebec, July 26, 1858.\tAgents.FOR CHARTER TO THE CLYDE.'HK A 1 Ship *\u2022 BANNOCKBURN,\u201d 730 Tons Register.Apply to GILLESPIES 4 CO.Quebec, July 22, 1858.HASTED TO CHARTER A VESSEL of 259 a 350 Tons, to load Timber and Deals for Dartmouth.GILLESPIES 4 CO.Quebec, July 22, 1858.FOR SALE, r|3HE SCHOONER » HANNAH r J BUTLER,\" built in 1857, entirely of White Oak,\u2014Register 126 Tons, well suited for tbe Upper Lakes or the Lower St.Lawrence.Apply to JAMES McDOUGALL.Montreal, July 17.1858.\tItn Cabin Passage to Bristol.âfl'HE A 1 fast sailing ship G0L-I DEN LIGHT, Capt.Vaughan, ' \"v i m splendid at ¦ 1 \u2014adntt\u2014 for a few Cabin passengers.To sail about 29th instant Apply to FALKENBERG 4 McBLAIN, Quebec.July 17.1858.\tAgents.Wanted to Charter, V VESSEL from 150 to 300 tons, to Load a Cargo of Timber and Deals for Tralee.Apply to C.K.LEVEY 4 CO., St.James Street.Quebec, July 12, 1858.Ff GREAT CLEARIN8 SALE or Summer Goods.WM.L4W» & C«.Will commence, on MONDAY next, 19th JULY, To sell tbe remainder of their Stock of Summer DRY GOODS at a GREAT REDUCTION in price, FOR CASH ONLY.600 Silk Paraeols from 2s 9d, worth 5s, up 2000 Yds Mousline de Laine from 6Jd, worth 9d, up 600 Muslin Dresses from 2s 6d, worth 4s 6ù up Ladies Straw Bonnets and Hats below cost price, Dress Goods of every description, at cost, Silk and Cloth Mantles, very cheap, Shawls, Scarfs, Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, all at Cost Price.\u2014ALSO.\u2014 500 doz.Ladies Lawn Handkfs.from Is 10|d to 20s , worth from 3s 6d to 30s.350 Ps.Pure Shirting, a 4Jd, worth 7d.300 do do do a 5|d,\t\u201c 8d.275 do Factory Criton a 4|d \u201c 5|d.\u2014 and \u2014 A Largs Assortment of Sewed Muslin Goods at a Great Sacrifice.WM LAIRD 4 CO.Fabrique Street.Quebec, July 17, 1858.JAS.HEWITT & CO/S Cheap Sale of Summer Goods AT COST PRICE, FOH ONE MONTH ONLY- ARWIVKO AND LANOBD, lx \u201cFlam.\" and **TnaLATfA.\" OL1YI OIL, 4-1 ) M Chests CONGOU, 11 Cams 8 A GO, 600 Hlf-Boxee GLASS\u20146| x 7| to 13 x 16, And for sale by GIBB 4 ROSS.Quebec, July 19, 1858.\t1* \u2022HIP MOUNTAINEER.NSIGNEKS will please Pass their Entries without delay.I FALKENBERG 4 McBLàlN.Quebec, July 20, 1858.\tAgents.c° CLEARING OUT.LyrKAW BONNETS\u2014Plain Fancy\u2014all Stuse.There is also a good sized building used as a Granary, tbe lower part of which, if required, could be converted into a dwelling for a married Farm servant.The Subie, Barn and Sheds are ample and in good order.Tbe Garden is 'veil stocked wilh Fruit and Ornamental trees, and adjoining is a Trout Pond, the stream from which passes through tbe Garden and Farm, which could be used for the artificial propagation of Fish, or Mechanical purposes.There is sufficiency of bard and soft Wood growing on the land to supply tbe occupier for fuel and building purposes for ever.This property could be made by a small outlay one of tbe finest spots in tbe Country.Paies\u2014THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.Any further information can be bad by applying to W.DENOON, 11 St.John Street, Quebec, or to JAMES DENOON, Three Rivers.JulvSO 1858.\t1m Seal Oil.Barrels, now receiving N Hogsheads and and for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN, Nun's Buildings, St.Peter Street.July 22, 1858.a IBBERTS PORTER,\u201460 Barrels no receiving, and for sale bv M.G.MOUNTAIN.Nan's Buildings, St.Peter St.July 9, 1858.KERCH TKACHES.\\ f MACNY, from Paris, Is dealross of JjJ , oti gaging as FRENCH TRAC HER lu Acad am les or la PRIVATE FAMILIES; ha has the host 1 «ferenee* to persons in this city.Haviof resided in England tor some time, be has acquired sofllcirnt Knowledge of the English language.Application may bo addressed to hint, by Pool, or left at tbe Office of this paper.Ur Will call at private residence* when required.Quebec, May 22.1858.\t6 EDUCATION.THE Mires McNAUGHTON beg to announce, that they will resume thelr ClAtoms fur a limited number ot pupils, on the 16th AUGUST, at Jto.3.M.Demis Dtreet, CAPE.The course ot instrnction comprises tbe usual branches of a thorough English education, together with French, Music, Drawing, and Painting,\u2014also the rudiments of Latin smd German if required.Tksms may be ascertained on application at their residence.No.3, St.Dims St., Cape, ) 7th July, 1858.\t> to 20 aug.EDUCATION.M RS.BTURTON continues to receive a limited number of Young Ladies to Boaro and Kdicaie, in addition to hei daily Pupils.Tbe course of instruction comprises English, including Composition, Astronomy, botany, 4c.; French by a Professor; Italian aud Latin; Music, Drawing and Painting.The French, Julian and Drawing Classes are open ladies desiring to pursue any of these branches of study exclusively.Mrs.Stohtor undertakes to finish tbe education of thokc entrusted to her care : haring beeu tor many years the principal of a first class School iu England.STi oissre-commence on the 23rd of Aueuar.Quebec, July 9, 1658.PUBLIC NOTICE.-yyr ^ bave this day made a large purchase EMBROIDERED MUSLIN DODOS, from the Trustee of tbe Bankrupt Estate of D.4 J.MACDONALD 4 CO , Glasgow, to be sold at PER CENT (or one half) UNDER THE USUAL PRICE, amounting to £500 Stg.GLOVER & FRY.Quebec, July 8, 1858.N.B.\u2014We are daily expecting from Glasgow similar Lot, to be sold at tbe same price.füllij\u2014i GRAND TRUNK RRILWAY.Cheap and expeditious Trading TO PORTLAND & BOSTON.Through to Bouton in 21 Hour.! TWO TRAINS A DAY! TOURISTS find others will find this the most agreeable and economical route to BOSTON, arriving there 24 hours from tbe time of leaving Quebec, and with permission to stay over at The White Mountains and other points of interest on the Road.FARE to GORHAM (White Mountains) $6 50 \u201c PORTLAND.9.00 \u201c BOSTON, via Railway throughout 11.00 \u201c\t\u201c via Steamer from Port- land, 10.00 RETURN TICKETS to PORTLAND, available to stay over at any station on the route, and good to return till 1st November, will be issued at SIO.OOJSACH.The Company's Ferry Steamer leaves the Grand Trunk 7A barf at 6:15, A.M.and 3:40, P.M.for the above Trains.Tickets and every information can be procured at the Offices, Grand Trunk Wharf,from R.CALVERT, Agent.W.ATKINS, Superintendent, j 0 40 B' THE new Iron Screw Steamship QUERN VICTORIA, 250 nominal horse power, Pacl Poiliot, Master, will leave ATKINSON'S WHARF on SATURDAY, 31st JULY, at NINE o\u2019clock, A.M .touching at the above places going and returning.Steamer LADY HEAD will resume her trips to above porta on Saturday, 14th AUGUST next.Berths not secured until paid for at tbe Office.For freight and other particulars, apply to P.BUTEAU, Agent.McPherson's Buildings, St.Peter Street.Quebec, July 23,1858.NOTICE TO SHIP-MASTERS.THE Subscriber would respectfully intimate to Ship-masters trading to tbe Port of Quebec, thaï he is prepared to supply SHIP-0HADLKRY STORKS, PROVISIONS, and CREW\u2019S' STORES at vint moderati katbs ; he would further state, that he does not keep runners, nor pay parties to mislead or entrap, this serious expense, which falls on the ship either directly or indirectly, will be wholly avoided by dealing at his establishment.All OrJtTS thankfully received and punctually attended to.WILLIAM TAIT, Ship-Chandler 4 Grocer, 55 St.Peter Strent, QuebecJ Quebec, July 22, 1858.mt: TO LET.HE TWO LOWER STORIES of the HOUSE occupied by the un-ersigned, St*.Famille Street, Upper Town, in gond order, painted and papared, also Water and Gas.F.BUTEAU.Quebec, July 22, 1858.\t2aw NOTICE.STORAGE on moderate terms in a Fire-Proof BONDED WAREHOUSE, St.James Street, in rear of the Custom House.Apply to\tHY.ATKINSON, St.James Street.Quebec, July 14, 1858.\tu FOH SALE, A N Excellent BOUDOIR PIANO FORTK, made by RICHD.OWEN, has scarcely been used ; cost £65, will be sold tor £50.\u2014 Also several others, by various makers, which have been taken in exchange.Apply at tbe Boston and New York Piano Rooms, facing Palace Street.HENRY OWEN.Sole Agent for Chickering's Celebrated Instruments John Street, Upper-Town, Quebec, July 15, 1858.\t12 JUST PUBLISHED, AND FOR SALS AT P.LAMOUREUX\u2019S, Shaw\u2019s Building*, Mountain Hill, L.T.PRICE-SI SO, THE QUEBEC DIRECTORY FOR IMW-\u2019M», CONTAINING an alphabetical list of all the inhabitants of Quebec and the Suburbs, list of Banks, Corporate and Government Offices, and ail the Public Institutions In Quebec with detailed information concerning them.Quebec, July, 1858.TIMBER T0WiRS> RACES 1 Will take place on 6th Aug.next ÏIHK Members of the Timber TowsF» ^ I W\u201cJ-V \u201dAfternoon and Mvening.|\t, flu\u201er|j 0f elation hâve liberally contributed raSR to he run for on Um Bib AU< boning that tbe OUlssns of QnbWe will ooarage them In their sport.1 ^ ^ ^ Secretary 4 Treaeersr Ajeebec, J*ty I», IM*.rf- WILL KXHÎBT in QUEBEC, Outside 8t Lewi.Gate, ONI WEEK, commencing I on MONDAT.Augost I, 1858.\t.îÆrtVT.to'SK» ™ Admission u> Boxes 50 cent.; Children hai:* ^ AdmUsion to PU 35 cents,-no half-1 ^Qusbee, J\u201clj llM\u2019 Frank Leslie* Oaxette of Fashion FOR AUGUST.Frank Leslis's August\u2014prioe 15» Quebec, July 37, 1ID8.P.SINCLAIR, John Street.Asylum of the Good Sheperd.A B \u2022nVsi BAZAAR, in favor of that Charitable Institution, will be open to this City, DAT, tbe 13th OCTOBER next, and will be continued the subseqnent days.Tbe following Ladies will preside at the Tebles : Mesdames Butean,\tP.E Tasohereea, \u2022\t\u201c\tBirols,\tO.\tSharpies, \u201c\tN.F.Bellesu,\t\u2014\tParkin, \u2022\u2022\tMdtbot,\tF.\tRoy.Tke Table of Refreshments will be held by Meedamee C.J.Tessier, P.Baillargeon aad J., Panel.Quebec, inly 34, 1851, CHARTS !_CHARTS!! *T>HE Subscriber has just received and now offer* for sale, CHARTS OF THE RIVER ST.LAWRENCE, on a very Urge scale, enm-poeed from the Admiralty Surveys of Capt.H.W.BAYFIELD, of tbe Royal Navy, edition of 1858, and expressly imported for the Quebec Market.\u2014also\u2014 Tarred Cordage from 13 thread to 4| Inch, Manilla running Gear and Winch Ropes, the whole at moderate prices.WILLIAM TAIT, Ship-Chandler, 55, St.Peter Street.Quebec, July 32, 1858.\t1m To Slrip-Alastcrs.SHIP-MASTERS in want of ROCKING CHAIRS will be well served at CRAIG'S, Hr Paoi.Stbixt, not three minâtes walk from 1 the Custom House.He baa a good aseort-1 ment, Cheap, well finished, and suitable for presents.\tTHOMAS CRAIG, Cabins! and Chair Maker, St.Paul Street.Quebec July 12, 1858.\t3m A LLSOPP\u2019S ALE\u201440 brls.qts.and 25 brls tL pints in excellent order,\u2014for sale bv M.G.MOUNTAIN.July 9, 1858.E NGLISH PUTTY in bladders, for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.July 9, 1858.LINSEED OIL in bbd*.and qr.-casks, doable boiled, for sale bv M.O.MOUNTAIN 4 CO.July 9, 1858.OLIVE OIL in hhds.and qr.-casks, ceivmg, for sale by now re- July 9, 1858.M.G.MOUNTAIN, t^RESH FRUIT\u2014100 Boxes Fresh M.R.' Raisins, ex Kailwar, and for sale br id.G.MOUNTAIN.July 9, 1858.Kentucky leaf tobacco\u20145 Hhds.and 20 bales, juat received 4 for sale by M G.MOUNTAIN, Nun's Building, Peter Street.Jnly 9, 1858.Spring Tootli Horse Hay Hakes.ptOR Sale Cheap by Quebec, July 6, 1858.Point Levi, July, 1858.Imj23 HENRY S.SCOTT.B ULK SALT Afloat, ex Ship \u201c Golden Light,\u201d in lots to suit purchasers.Apply to FALKENBERG 4 McBLAIN.Quebec, July 6, 1858.No.1 Sumerlee Pig Iron.IONS, ex \u201c Argentinui, \u201d from Londonderry, for sale by C.W.WILSON 4 CO.June 14, 1858.300 T John Henderson & Co, ¦ MADE STREET, (UPPER-TOWN MARKET SQUARE,) QFFER FOR CASH at Low Prices a Urge , Assortment of SUMMER HATS, comprising over ICO VARIETIES of Panama, Leghorn, Tuscan and English Straw.By the \u201c Nova Scotian,\" they have received a further supply of FELT HATS, Soft and Stiffened, including the \u201c Chum\" and \u201c Regalia\u201d Hats.London SATIN HATS fitUd to tbe bead by tbe \u201c Conformatenr.\u201d Strangers visiting the City tre informed that a Urge Stock of FURS Is always on view at this esUblishment.Quebec, Jane 31, 1858.TOYS AND FANCY ORNAMENTS.FOR Sale by the undersigned :\u2014 WAX FIGURES.Artificial Flowers, under Glass Shades ; Glass Shades, 4c.Also\u2014A new invented COFFEE POT, warranted to give full satisfaction.A ;>erfect Coffee, made by atmospheric pressure, in less than ten minutes.HENRY HOWISON 4 CO.Quebec, June 28, 1858.OIjD TON ii ii 11 i.l .1 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Reteblisked nearly a Quarter of a Century.Annnnl Incomo Upwards of 6186,000.DAVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION, iMcanasiNo batks or raauioM.A TABLE especially adapted to thesecorin| ol Loans or Debts, end to all other cases w here a Policy may be required lor a tem]>orary pm jx>se only, but W\u2019hich inav be kept up, if n*\u2018 hole essary, throughout the whole term of Lite HALt-CBKMT BATKS OK rUBMICM.Credit given for hall the amount oi the FVrsI Sertn Annual Premiume the amonnt ot the un-|>aid Half-Premium» being deducted Irom the sum sssuied w hen the Policy becomes a claim.SVM ASSUHKD VA YASI.X Dl'BINO UBB.The Amount payable at the death 01 the Assured, it fie diK before attaining the age ol sixty, I hut to the ttsuretl himseÿ, if he attain that age, thus combining a provision for old age with an tasuranre ujion Lie.orthan\u2019s ksdowmcnt bbanch.Established lor the purpose ol affording to parent* and others the means oi having Children educated and started in Lite, by securing aumti O B AtffNAB t THE HON.FRANCIS SCOTT, M.P.narirrr cbaibmam: CHARLES BERWICK CURTIS, ESQ.THIS Company offers tbe security of a large paid up Capital, held in Shares by a numerous and wealthy Proprietary, thus protecting tbe Assured from the risk attending Mutual Offices.There have been three divisions of profits, the Bonuses averaging nearly 2 per cent, per annum on tbe sums assured, or from 30 to 100 percent, on the Premiums paid.H«fV York.OMh Capital, $«00,000 j Bar pi as over J.MILTON SMITH, Beereury.850,000 OH AS.J.MARTIN, President.BHITOIAMXUOA nUlAICE CO.Incorporated under an Act of the Provincial Parliament in 1833.Capita], - «400,000.T.W.BIRCHALL, Managing Director, GEORGE PERCEVAL RIDOUT, Esq., Gcvernor, WM.PPOUDFOOT, Esq., Deputy Governor.jÉ-æip%r' LdÆSM\tPârcm eltwvrmâ, l*rop*r.>p*r.American House, OcAliaj ail Urinn- -\tk PMo* la ¦*|»»*w*r«lr ¦n rralra\u2014»art)i.arrc*»a.u*ratfaWuwir»»aaas L.eivv\u2019lsi Hios».ProprU Maui* Aaaared.\tboonaraaildedL\tParable »l Death AMOO\t\t.ftl.ttoT 10 0.\t\tAiMW\t\t.\t1 .VM» (l 0.\t\t 5.5SW 0 0 30UU\t\t.I.IVJ 10 0.\t\t 4.IW Ml 0 I.uoo\t\t3!»7 10 0.\t\t 1,307 10 0 ft»*l\t\tHW lb U.\t\t mw 15 0 IUU\t\t.\t;iu 15 0.\t\t IX* 15 0 volvmg only one transhipment between New ties, to commence at the Parents\u2019 death, and to The Premiums, nevertheless, are extremely moderate, and k/* One half of the Annual Premium fora term of years may remain unpaid, hearing iute- 1HK undersigned, Acmt for the above FIRST CLASS COMPANIES, will continue to INSURE AGAINST LOSS and DA-31 AGE by FI RE at Modkkatb Rates of Pksmii m DANIEL McGIE, Aoemt.Quebec, Jany.19, 1858.!Parker House, rnehoot Street, Bottom, KEPT ON THB (UROPEAN PLAN A Brat Cira llotrL U.U fAMKK* A II.HAJJCrlPrPT, ¦attreases, Featlifm, Frw \u20acu.shinK«, CTltt.ro HAIR Si VKUDrTO.1 M 1 >< M>k H.to- l*AK-l.oll Mils IN HkIK-ATKI.I.K, l>AM a»K, .\t.n ¦\tJ ASK.¦ Con.rr uf ukacii a I.INOII.N STEKSH, Botoon, or at bit Mannractwr.N'vtva C-n>,r.Maw.M A< *1 I ! VIS I S* Tot »I.S OK TUI IICAVIKNT CI.ANn Minafu-ta'.d kv Z.K.CIO KIN.k.to tltira HL I.AI IU- Pl.AMMi, hRlU.INO AM» M.AITINO MACHIN» S.HOl.T CfTTKRA !*l H.tl.l, ANU SCREW CHI CK», SJIAKT INU.Ar., \"U88akAo!ffiM«.j.rtfteic tt .rSmical Imlrumermtv, m A*»nl* for lira.A.ItBiara a Co*» MrL.mauaa.Agrat* tor tlovi*» .Mi tirak Kl ai.lc*TI»» AU MvVr tor Ml* loahrvttorm \\ Wa*HINOTON ST.ROHTON jm JOS!.tH.fHISR! Vs' Tntaka, -\\nll»rn nn.l < arpr-I Bag*, ¦s, im » m Onion btrestt.a.u Hdo* oi Trunk Stork at Manurartarvrt* pnera Royal Insurance Comp\u2019y, LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.CAPITAL i «t MASON ft HAMLIN, Mantti»rhir»r.of MtLOOEDKS AND 086AN HARMONIUMS CAMORlTKiC RT.eer rharlnet.Klrfant II-Itatratod PampMta.St pp.tant On» to an j toMraa TWO BKZLLZOITB UYJOLXeXNQ TO BOOK ft NEWSPAPER PUBLISH\u2019RS JO 33 X>X4.XZt«d to (bn pratapt dtapalck ypinc; or Klec-troty-pina ÉA.TamphieU.Kewapaper Hra.la, Wood Ktv gvavtaaa, f at», stamp».Dir-».Mmiailla\u2014, and GetoeralJnir Work.U th* teto ertr oi tb* Art.and at tor LOWKhT Cl TT HKICXS Li- OCBAN MARINS FIRE, LAKE MARINE, CANAL AND YKR INSURANCE.RI- PROVINCIAL Hmsuratut Companp, OF TORONTO.Bcssoitssn Capital, .Paid cp Capital.$1,987,680, $420,266.Nett Premiums Kceived for 12 months ending Jane, 1857,\u2014$197,364 00.General Manager,\u2014Hon.J.Lbaxdbb Stabb.MOFFAT\u2019S LIFE FILLS ABD Phoenix Bitters.i Curtains.Quebec, Dec.16.IHOB.12m R.POPE.Advocate, HAS RE-ESTABLISHED his OFFICE in the Commbbcial Cham nias, Lower row®.Oashee.Anv.7, 1856.\t18m *¦.Carp* \u2022 and 'mtékê ,i No.48, 8t.Tallica StbCbt, St.Rocks, (Near St.Peter\u2019» Chapel.) WILLIAM COLE.Paper\tWarchonte^ \u2022t.paul amt it.Quebec, Jenfi 3, 1856 J \u2022 #\t, HE BEST FAMILT MEDI0IN1 NOW before the public, for tbe cure of 8C KOLA, ULCERS, SCURVY, or ERUPTIONS of the SKIN, FEVER end AGUE, DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY, and in fact most all diseases soon yield to their curative properties.It has been computed that during tbe last twenty-five yeais upwards of FOUR MILLIONS of persons have been benefited by the use ol these medicines ; a fact which apeake volumes in favor of their curative properties\u2014a single trial will place them beyond tb* reach of competition in tbe eetimate of every patient.By Ibcfr use the BLOOD IS RESTORED TO A HEALTHY STATE and freed from all impnri-ties.The system is not redsoed daring their operation, but invigorated, and they require no restraint from business or pleasure.The afflicted have in these medicines a remedy that will do for them all that medicine oaa possibly effect.PREPARED BT W.B.MOFFAT, M.D., PROPRI ETOR, NEW YORK, AND FOR BALI BT No/.13, 1867.JOHN MU8SON, and BINNING 4 BOWEN, Agonis, Quebec.12m QUEBEC LIBRARY ft READING ROOM, UNION BUILDINGS, Pwon d\u2019Anxns, Open rrom 8, a.to to, p.aa 8 m\\b DESCRIPTION from this date to end ol «s.3d.iWviefion for Clerk* in Mercantile establlehmente NotarUIStodent* aa4 Medicine '\u2022«* y-MT* Qnebee, Oei.t, 1841.Clerks In Mercantile\"} i,ftoTenws»*nt*ftess, # Ut*, Btodente of Le^w \\ , and Apprentices to 1 M.\u2022 .\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022* «M.»».»^ Qcbbko Local Boabd : A.J.Maxham, Esquire, Cnainnan, William Wurtele, Esq., Eugene Cbinic, Eeq., Isaie Gaudry, Ksqr., George Irvine, Esq.Marine Inspector.Mr.M.Bilodeau.Solicitors.Messrs.Holt AIrvifce.Bankers.Branch Bank of Montreal.Fire and Marine business of every description transacted by this Company at as low rates as in any respectable Office, and all losses promptly settled by the Local Board onsatisfae-tory proof being made.tE Considerable reduction ha* been made of tbe rate* on isolated Farm Risks, to which the attention of Fanners is directed.Tne Company's Policy protect against accident by lightning.Impolicies issued at once by J.F.TURNBULL 4 CO.Agents, Gowen\u2019s Buildings, St.Peter Street.June 5, 1858.\t12m may29 against LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE, on bbeal Tkbms.All jaat iaeatos promptly settled, without deduction or discount, and without reference to Eng* to th* at land.The large Capital and judicious management of tbu Company insures the i cured.No cbr.rge for Policie* or Tranefer*.Insurunce effretod on Rbkts or Bdildibos own.Una.aimm.tuc.mo mko.u most perfect safety I Sü I tad eBImmvé Mmthos oh hmmé.IT?\u2019nindutovkto Htr*»ot, WHIT^TIKR ^ ^OV^KN, M«nuf»'-tur*r.and rv«l»*« la COACHES.LIGHT CARHIAIE3, SLEIGHS.Itor-otaoro.K.!»«, to K.u», to.ftnWto made I MFRIUMAC STiCCT.CANADA BRANCH or ALBUT mnd TTBCZlft LIFE ASSV1AICE COMPANY OF LONDON.HEAD OFFICE: Clabbkcb Strabt, STON, C.W.KlNQ- boabd or DiaacTons : A.J.Macdonell, Require, Chairman, Maxwell W.Strange, Kaq., James Harty.Esq., George A.Cummings, Esq., n.m.r \u2018 Medical adviser, \u2014\u2014 Finlay, Secretary.THE undersigned having been appointed Agent for tbe above Company, are pre- pared to receive proposals on a* favourable terms as any other good Company.JAMES TREMAIN 4 CO.Quebec, May 12, 1858.\t12m Chartorsd by Act of Parliament* Western Assurance Comp\u2019y Capital #400,000.Sbrnrca 4fr40 Mfcb.who lb cantal stnmoaisRD.T th# ( HE BOARD OF DIRK0TOR8 HAVING determined on confining tbe busineai Of Company exclusively to the FIRE DEPARTMENT, would intimate to tbe publie generally, and especially to tbs owners of small tenements and proprietors of farm houses and farm buildings, that insurances will be effected at moderate premium* for amounts proportionate to tbo valus of the bullfllnfS, by whleb, In the event of accident, they may be secured against tbe total loss of tbelr dwelling!», 4c.Short period risks taken oh farm produce end gond* geiteftlly.kp The Company\u2019! policies protect against accident by y\u2018J | lightning.IP Losses tqnitatny adjusted and promptly IM Applications for Insurance on Bunding! and contents will receive prompt attention.\u2022 A.FRASER, Renaud\u2019* Buildings, Opposite tbe Montreal Bank.March, MM.Qnsbeo.1st Marclv 18M.lira LIFE DEPARTMENT.The following advantage* amongst numeroui other*, are offered hy thi* Company to partie» intending to insure their livra :\u2014 Periect security lor tbe fulfilment of it* en* garementa to Policy holder*.Favorable Rsfea of Premium.A high reputation for Prudence and Judgment, and tbe moat liberal consideration of all question* connected with tbe interests of tbe assured.Tmarr day* oeacb allowed roa Pat-ment or Rbnbwal Premium*, and no forfeiture of policy from on intentional mistake.Policies lapsed by non-payment of premium* may be renewed within three moo the.by paying the premium, with a fine of ten shilling* pei cent, on tbe production ol satisfrctoiy evidence of the good state of health of tbe life aeeuretl-Partkipatioa ol profit* by tbe assured, amounting to two-thirds of its nst amount.Large Bonus declared 1855, amounting to £2 per cent per aunum on the sum assured, being on ages from 20 to forty 80 per cent on the premium.Next division of profits in I860.Stamps end Policies not charged for.All Medical Fee* paid by the Company.Mbdical Refebeb:\u2014Pa.ROWAND, No.24, St.Lewis Street.FORSYTH, BELL 4 CO., AeairTa, Commercial Chambers.OueHee.April 29.IM6K.DR.r.MORRII.I.*a FEMALE SPECIFIC.mr TMa r*ready.wWrh M* bta« to weantoiMy aaad is ill ft toprr*ta.on aod lrrr*ui»Htr motoetol to eurWal a LodUa, la oely to ke penruird at tk.OFFICB.K»m*l*d and r»ten! Doahor Leatkrr of rxrai gt atirr rixtmaUj STRKRT, mepmlto l>»r! alta-t.1 »h»r* roa h* toeMafetl Haddlrry and Cnae* IUid»ar*.at raicaa n iree A.RUAr)FX)RD, Wood & Ivory 'Turner, IT Harvard place.Boston, opposite Old MoathCharea Wgaktoetoq Ml Btij.iAai>.Baoatslu a*b Ta* Fie Pall* JOHN STIIaKS Haj r*mortal from 11 Ezchoafa Btrrto, to IA# Globe Buildinfs, 18 State Street, Wh«r« h» eUl oaaUaaa to rtatorr \u2014ilfntome of Oolonial Produce, Of trtry kind, and to porrhoM food* la th* BOSTON AND NF.W YORK MARKKTB, At rtrj Iowa* erta»o.to Mtrthona and Titoton la CAIA0A AND 7HI EASTEM PROVINCES.For Cash a* Cunrienmtota of Pradaca.A lharvueh aeqaalntone* *10i thr markrli, and ntmnBt prtaMMl «tira boil to all vrUn ho* rnabtod him to *1*.*ntltatotlilkStaotDl hit customers.Hfetlrn trill twr Ne in render hia rowner Mdvftft* to*peaa and pmtoahto to Cnfamtal MtreUato, la Uwaola ef totar produr.and parrhota of IMr fnodt.IWktarM»» \u2014Mttata.Clark and Woodward, Roiton i J.O.Dowaa 4»cay, both arising from ex-\u201e , -, «\u2022 i Vematks on the hte of Urn MlhHWCops.4a4 the device* of cer-Uin quack* to alarm tbe too sensitive invalid \u2022 observation* on Marriage, tbe prevention and removal of certain dlaqualificatlons ; rule* for self-treatment, \u2022«.By Waltbk Da Roos M.D., ef ike Ecole de Medicine, Parie ; Member of the Royal College qfSurgenne, London ; Li-reniiaU in Midwifery, *c., 4rc , 4\t10, Berner»- street, Oxford stiwst.London.Hours for sonal consultation daily from 1 till 4, excepted.Hold in Dublin by Beiry, 162, Great Britain street ; Edinburgh, Robinson, 11, Gre*n»ide-»t \u2022 Glasgow, Love, Bookseller, and by all th# Agents.From long practical observation of tbe treatment pursued la tbe various Institution* of London and Paris for those disease* raferred to in the above work, tbe Author bas had some-what unusual facilities for acquiring that accuracy of diagnosis, and uniform success, which have characterteed hie practice for so many year* in thi* country, In which tbe lamentable neglect of these diseases by medical men g*.nerally, and tbeir futile attempts to cure by mercury, copaiba, sarsaparilla, 4c., hare pro-duced most distresiing results.Lasting benefit in such cases can only b* reasonbly expected at tbe bands of the legally-qualified medical man who devotes bis chief attention to tbeir removal ; aad to biiu only who can thow Au pourtfton of tbe necessary qualifications, can confidence be eafely extended.Dr.De K.refers with pride to the number* be has been instrumental in restoring to health aad hap.pine»* ; and to those who may be in need of ¦ueb aid, be offer* every assurance of ipeedy resto ration.\tJ Pebsons aaaiDuro abboad can be successful, ly treated br correspondence, on sending a full deuil of their case, with a Bank note, or Bill on a London house for £6, in order to have a packet of medicines sufficient to meet tbs exigencies of tbe case, sent out by next mail ; tous avoiding uaneceesary loss of valuable time, and much suffering which might otherwise occur.TUG SCOTTISH AMICABLE Lif e Jiumrance Society ESTABLISHED 1936 OP TrosfcUnt I THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS DALHOUSIE.Vice-President* John Camprkll Coi.quHourr, Esq., ef Killer-moot, Hie Grec* The Duxn or BucclbuqHi His Grace The Dobs or Atholl.PERUVIAN SIRUP! OR, PROTKt TFD Solution of Protoiide of Iron# IlATiae aeonaaWktly paawrad or Mec eary.General Debility, aad all Dleeaaea reqalrias a tonics ar altc retire Medicine, is aow b«-rond qaeetloa.Th* prone of IU rfllmqr ora ae B< \"to.to wall anUtanUraM.an* of pe-nllar ehnractar, Uu*\tran tf- THK PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS and DIRECTORS ARE ALL INSURED IN THE SOCIETY.1.\tChabactkb and Stan onto\u2014Tbe Noblemen end Gentlemen who form the Board of Direction of this Society attest their high opinion ol its sottndneM and liberality and of tbe positive pecuniary advantage* ««cured lo it* member* bv inturing their own lire» in the Society and by pretiding over tbe m*fi*g«m«at of ite affaire.2.\tCbbtainvy or Final PAVMBNT.\u2014Kvery consideration i* made subordinate totheperfec.accuritv ol tbe Assured.It is the paramount ob jert of this Society that Seventy or eighty yeen hence Policie* ahsll be a* promptly paid \u2022\u2022 they have been for the la*t thirty year* of I'a exi*t«nc«, aud tbe aale and *ati*factory character ol tbs investment* will be found detailed in the 3rd Septennial \u201c inveetigation \u2019 Pamphlet, published and di«tributed by numerou* agent* of the Society, which is neither a secret nor a Proprietary Association.I.iHfoaTANT RamicTtoNOF PaaMitme.\u2014 From the pamphlet referred to information will .-Maiiabl/ bMiUto torrooiv» i Tto Farwvjan Srrw» Sow not prtokw to h* o «nta-oll.bot IU ranfo U riUnSro, tow^ooo coon, may bo eerv* on* rota* to which lha «Trap i Ptadtaly that wWrh hw nal tWIL '\t* Th* claw or dlarato* __ .- pTOTlltr* otOta U Î?h,m\"1 ,h* hljhwl or**r of medical aWIL' Tte Stoto ora TTtoto who may wlah to on cniaton from diflnUtaotod feorwnt * »>\u2022 orrup.cannot Ml to bo toUSod mimcroui Iritlmnnlala In lb' hand* ot ta.ota-tlnj Um rhonrt*r ot Iho fiy with lh* folkowtny.omona numerc th* A(*nU.Tbo Uanotutao or* lh