Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 11 juin 1859, samedi 11 juin 1859

[" Yi A \u2022 it t .A toi ?: .^1C> td IdS.fi1 OJ tf J T n ;» >l,tU.b #, tiw MJ-J KVAKITHTJA I4*< >4 * AND COMMERCIAL \u2022 ii i t ; >11 :n || t \u2019a»® »dj AND SHIPPING G AZETTE.VOL.XIII.] to jà'îm JV BOOTS \" vÛîoi-KSiLE Ain> RETAIL.Joseph Diiprat & iMt O?MONTRBAL, WILL opto » LEATHER *nd 8HM STORE, Wholesale and Retail, on the Cth instant, at No.10, St.John Street, Quebec, Opposite the Saiieg\u2019s Bank.We take this method of informing Umpnhllc In general, that #e trill keep «msUntly on hand an assortment of ready made laets and Mtaoes for Ladifs aid Oentlemon, of all sort*, and a great variety for children j ftl low pricp* for cash.\t\u2019\t\u201e Also\u2014Leather for Shoe-Makers, of all sorts, inch as : \u2022 Sole Leather, ¦\u2022Freaoh Calf-fiWin, Kips, Cow-hide, Harness Leather, Patent Leather, Ac., Ac.Also furnishing of every description, all of the best quality, at moderate prices.Quebec, May 4, 1859.\t» l™ FIRE ENCINC/OR SALE.j lBE NO 6 EIRE COMPANY Of 8T.ROCH8 Plfor for sale that _\t_ \u201cexcellent FIRE ENGINE, called \u2022 L\u2019ETOILE DU NORD.- She Will throw water at a distance of 120 fcet, through a five line nozzle, when Worked bj twenty men.For particulars apply to Capt.r.Lstarte, 4 Joseph Street, St.Kochs, near Jacques Oar.tier Market.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, 11th JUNE, 18 5 9.Quebec, May 2, 1859.limp Tl .\t! Delicious, Delicious, Delicious, Delicious, Delicious, Delicious, Delicious, Delieiont, Delicious, Delicious, Harmless, Harmless, Harmless, Harmless, Harmless, .Harmless, Harmless, Harmless, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Powerful, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Effectual, Fellows\u2019 Worm Lozengee, || Fellows\u2019 Worm Losenges, 95 Fellows\u2019 Worm Lozenges, |j *earcity of other freight the weekly **!ltMg ol otst Steamers will we think ensure a \u2022ala for them «urluir Ike whole *ea*ou.Kreighu.share lathe general depression aud areduU atg«e for Liverpool »\u201c«* *°' for L«D; reXrrlfei\tJB; A K rU*alt FW> Moatreal t\u2014\u201e Jy.3 Mutr, wife, chi* and\tJUTledv^ka children and servant; \u2022 » laomP\tlo|^ j c k HooWton. K ' Toronto \u2014Mr k WK-çiïSSHb, tx *\u201c4\"\u201c York .-Mr Hod.wald.\tlibas 1 child.Krom New Orleans \u2014J Bowman.* _tO cabin and 79 \u2022toorage paaeeugor*.tIGNI Oouutrjr, god qpbuuu, m CENT.AS NON BNIMKHATKD.Orouud Sulphur or Flour of Sulphur.Veneer*.\t.\t^\t, Earths, Clay* and Ochre*\u2014ground, roasted or burned Quinine, pulverised IUmi»*rt> aud similar Brug*.a* coming under the deefgu*tt'») inR in per o ut.Brimstone, otbar than ground or la Hoar Cablr* of hruip or grass, seven Utrhr* and ever in clr cniafwace.Eartbe.Clay and Ochre*, dry\u2014(See 80 per cent ) Felt bat-bodie»\u2014in the rough but not \u2022tUTened or dre**-*4.Wood* of all kind* under the «am© restriction* Timber and Lumber.Philosophical Instrument* mod Apparatus, not to In-elude Astronomical.Mathematical.Nautical.Survey-ylng.Optical.Surgical, Dagurrreian or Photographic Instrument*, uor Thermometer* nor Barometer*\u2014except when »uch Instrnmeut* and '1 bertnome-ter* and Harometcr* are Imported directly by ecien tide bodies or by person* pro(e**ionally engaged in the pur»utU of «clenca and natural phlloeophy and not tor aole a« article* of commerce.Oil*, that t*.FUb.Cocoa Nut.Plue and Palm Oil*.In their crude and natural «tate, arefrec; butas it I* not always obvions whether »uch Oil* are «imply clanfled by repose and precipitation, or by *ome ar-tideial procès* of bleacbiug.pressing or otherwise, it i* considered \u2022ufflrient.In order to avoid detention in pasting such good* at the Cuatom House, that the owner should sign a declaration, to be written on lf\\ American No.I, do «bV* Fine to No.9, Corn Meal\u2014-F l'*b » Oatmeal\u2014per 1981b* Indian Corn F *41 H> Peas\u2014F minol Provisions.is $5 4 9 6 0 \u20227 «« 85\u2018h 7 5\t0 6\t0 Pork\u2014M e** Prime Mss* Prime Beet\u2014Prime Me*» Prime Toronto, Gth June, lb59.COMMERCIAL.Import* and Export* at quebee, [Compiled for the Morning Chronicle.] \u2014-_\tI We.the Bishop, the Clergy, and the Laity of We are requested by the Chairman of the\tUnited Church of England and Ireland \u2022___p;««r Pminril unnointp'i to\tr»f Montreal A««»mh1pri ii Committee ofthe City Council, appointed to carry out the proceedings for celebrating the Queen s birtlidav to state, that on the day following that on which the several accounts connected with the expenses incurred were passed by tbe Council ; he was informed by Mr within the Diocese of Montreal, assembled in Synod, and intending, under God's blessing and guidance, to consider and determine upon such matters as shall appear necessary for the welfare ofthe Church in this Diocese, desire, in the first place for tbe avoiding of all ratsun- passed by toe uouucu ; oe ***3 iuiu.uj^u wj .in tne |irgi piace tor vue htoiuwik ui uj.ouu Forsyth, one ofthe Churchwardens of the F.ng- ^ergunding, to make a declaration of the priu it.v.i'aiiiodrel.that the charge for ringing the I -jnU# iiimn which we nrnnose to proceed.lish Cathedral, that the charge for ringing the bells was made without the knowledge or authority of the Churchwardens : and that at the eametime, Mr.Forsyth requested that the bill gent in should not be paid by the Corporation, ns the wardens would settle it themselves VVe have but to add, that the account in question (although sancUoued a* already stated) has not been paid by the City ( ouncil.The steamer \u201c Bowmanvtlle\u201d Capt Charles Perry, arrived here yesterday afternoon at 5 o\u2019clock from Toronto, which place she left on Wednesday, on her second trip, with a large load of freight and cabin passenger* for Quebec, principally government employees.She has part ofher load engaged for a third trip, which will be about the 17th instant.She leaves for the West this evening.\u2014See advertisement.\t________ ciple* upon which we propose to proceed.We desire that the Church in this Diocese shall continue, as it has been, an integral portion of the United Church of England and Ireland, and we declare our firm and unanimous resolution, in dependence on Divine aid, to preserve those doctrines, and that form of Church government, which are at present recognized by the Church of England and Ireland.It is our earnest wish and determination to confine our deliberations and action to matters of discipline, to the temporalities of the Church and to such regulations of order as may tend to her efficiency and extension ; and we desire no control or authority over any but those who are or shall be members of our own Church.CONSTITUTION Of THS SYNOD.(To the Editor of the Morvin* Chronicle.) Dear Sis,\u2014As you have treated tbe public to a lengthened editorial yesterday morning, commenting upon the conduct of the bakers and monopolisers ol Quebec, and calling upon them to come forward boldly and reply to the reasonable expostulations of the public voice why is the staff of life, at such a favourable crisis as this, dealed out to tbe commuoity at such exorbitant and nnreasonable prices?I would ask yon simply how yon can call it a favourable crisis, when we are obliged to get supplies from England and likewise from France, you should have put yourself iu a proper position to explain to tbe public why the flour is dearer in a wheat growing country than in Europe, where war and warlike preparations are going on, before calling upon bakers and flour merchants for an explanation ?Any person writing to enlighten the public should keep himself well posted up in all matters concerning which he writes about before using such language as you have, done, calling them ex tortioners and monopolisers.I call upon you to prove your assertion.And as for your threats about what you will tolerate and what you will not, we will let it pass for what its worth.1 can now inform the public that they can be accommodated in Quebec with bread to suit every man\u2019s pocket, I will not vouch for it whether it will suit every man\u2019s taste or not, but all grumblers can save tbe money if they think well of it.They can get the six B> loaf at eleven pence.By giving these few lines an insertion you will much oblige a Bakbr.There will be a religious service, D.V., in connection with the City Mission, on board the barque \" Glas go w,\u201d Dumlin's wharf, at 101 A.M.\u2019 on board the 11 Lady Seymour, at Black s booms, At 3 in the afternoon ; and on board the ship \u201cOlive,\" Martin's wharf, at 6 in the evening to-morrow Sunday.St ACCIDENT TO TUB EDINBURGH.Johns, N.F., June 8.\u2014Tbe steamship .-7 i.*\tSaw York for Glasgow, put on two Sundays) held t>y each Minister navtng iftereTt 7 oXcÏimÎ e \"e^g wRh (wo\u2019of | a separate cure of soul.; and all Uym.n_with- 1.\tThe Synod shall sonsist of the Bishop of the Diocese, of the Clergy of the same licensed to the cure of souls therein, or holding office in any College or School under the jurisdiction of the Bishop (such Clergy not being under ecclesiastical censure.) and of Lay representatives lo be elected as hereinafter provided.2.\tThe Lay representatives shall be male communicants of at least one year's standing, of the full age of twenty-one years, and shall be elected annually at tbe Easter meetings, or at any Vestry meeting (specially called for such purpose by incumbents after due notice on two Sundays) held by each Minister having her compartments full of water, haring struck ¦n iceberg on Monday at 11:20 A.M^, one hundred and eighty miles east of St.Johns, in a densj fog.The iceberg was first discovered directlv ahead, the ship being in lat.47 40, lone.48 20.The helm was put hard a-port, and ibe passed close alongside withont touching the part above water, but struck under water a little abaft tbe port bow, and stove in oas of her forward plates.The engines were stopped and backed, but the ship had passed the Iceberg before her way was stopped.Two foremost compartments filled almost immediately with water.The pumps were quickly set going and sails and bedding lowered over into the boats.All the male passengers assisted the crew in working the pumps and bailing There was a dense fog all day Mon day and Monday night, with rain, wind fresh but sea smooth.At noon of Tuesday an observation was txken for the first tim© for three days, and the ship was found to be In lat, 47 41 N., long, 6° 2J W distance from St.Johns 47 miles.At \u2014 o\u2019ciock made the land, all hands working vi coroosly »t the pumps, and bailing, to keep the ship from sinking.The water was only k*ot from flowing Into the other compartments bv their incessant labor.The passengers speak In the highest termn Of Captain OnmmingF con drtet throughout.Kt.ry pte^raUon ws.made even to preparing the small boat* and .Lil* them w tb provisions, clothing, etc.IT, B.»l.,»>\" m tSm- in the cure, of twenty-one years or upwards, entitled within such cure to vote at Vestry meetings, or who hold pews or sittings in the church, though not entitled so to vote, who hall have declared themselves in writing to he Members of the United Church of Knglsnd and Ireland, and to belong to no other religious denomination,\" shell have the right of voting at the election ; provided always that the first election under this rule shsll not tskc plsce until the Hester meetings in the several parishes in the year 1861.3.\tThe Minister himself, if present, shall preside at the election ; andin his absence, the Curate or assistant Minister, or the Senior Church Warden, or a Chairman elected bv the majority of those present, taking precedence in the order in which they are here named.4.\tEvery seperate cure served by a licensed Minister, shall be entitled to elect two Lay representatives.But when there shall be two or more congregations, having a corresponding number of church edifices, within one cure then each of such congregations shall be en titled to elect two representatives.5.\tEach representative shall receive from the Minister or Chairman of the meeting a certificate of bis election, signed by the person presiding at the election.In the subjoined form ; and shall continno in office until bis successor is appointed.6.\tIf a vacancy should occur In the number of representatives, by death, résignation, or any other cause, the Minister 8)1811 proceed to hold a new election with as little delay as possible, after due notice.7.\tClergymen who have served in the Dio- ready dresse\tof the male pamengers ' cese and are reeident in the same, but are now day mortlhif,\th *ever# la- soper-annuated, may attend the meetings of had become\tuntil < ihl Synod and Vote at the same, bor imposed upon them w ^\t, Hnd 8.That tbe Synod shall meet on the third \u2022he reaobed port.\t'\tjn jUM jj, r,.Wy jtar after the pre- crew are sxf*.\tnaaapoxarsas hav- sent in tbe City of Moaireal, or at any other TbaOaptaio speaks o p\t^od la- sueh time or place as Ihe Synod shall appoint l.gbebav.d with tbe «inojt coolo^aoo^\t,u ,M| p^flo\u201e\t} provided also beared uoremrttttngly fo ascertained, but ! tbst the Bishop may cal a special meeting \u2022.foot of Um 4Umog* to «ot\t^ 1 wh«n he shall consider it necessary to do so ; tbe ship Will probably have to undergo\t^ iUtt r,q0Mt of ,0 0lroW oa heard I By Telegraph.) Jttnw 10th, 1859.LT*l©t*-fl P.M.\u2014WeathPr_____ from weal, rained the greet** part vre**!* p**»*d downward* River da Lonp 6 P.It wa*t No shipping , , ; strong brrere tha dsy.flevetal Roiefof hard- Wind P.Pellant, David Bellhonse, Jr., E.Macpherson, M.Lindsay, M.8 Lenard, H.M.Mackenzie, 0.R.Mackenie, J.Ashworth, M.Pellant, John S.Ross, M.0.LaBroese, W.H.Grant, and several ladies.N' NOTICE.OTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE have this day appointed Messrs.LANE, CIBB&CO.SOLE AGENTS for the sale of our Whiskey and Spirit» in Quebec.THOMAS * WM.MQLSON à CO.Montreal, May 9, 1869.From New York to Liverpool Chikk Cabiw Passaox.$130 SscodD do do .75 X*rom Boston to XtlverpooL ChikpCabin Passage.$110 , Second do do .\u2022\u2022\u2022» 80 The ships from Hoston call at Halifax.{\u2019xastA, Capt Judkina, Canada, Capt Lang, Arabia, CaptSlone, AnRaiCA,Capt Wickma® .Asia, Cant EG Lott, N'iacasa, Capt Millar, \\rRicA,Capt Shannon, KosoPA,Capt J Leitcb, These vessels carry a clear While Light a mast head; Green on starboard bow; Red on port bow.loava\tWEDNESDAY Amirica, Millar, \u201c Boston, do 15th June Apkica, Shannon, \u201c N.York, do22nd Arabia, Stone,\t*' Boston, do 29th 11 Patau, Judkins,\t\" N.York, do 6th July Bertas not secured until paid tor.An experienced Surgeon on board.The uwneii of these ships will not be account* tble for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Stones or Metals, unleu bills of lading tre signed therefor and the value thereof thereii »x messed.For Freight or Passage apply to E.C?A J.G.BATES., 99, State Street, Boston, Or\tE.CUNAKD, 4 Bowling Green, New York, Jane 11.1859.of the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of the COUNTY of QUEBEC, for the organization k Election of the Board of Direction of the said Society, will uke place atCHARLESBOURG, Chef lieu of tbe County, at the School-House of tb» fabrique, oo the SEVENTEENTH day of JUNE instant, at TEN o\u2019clock in the tore-noon.JOS.LAURIN, Warden.County of Quebec, j\t2 June 9, 1859.B*y*l Mail Line.QTJEÏÎEC TO | U18PE, PASPEBliC DiLHOVSIE, MIBAMICHI and PlCfOU.win a vv is ivr u I* r i KW3 i isiiAoo nnw I Iron Screw Steamer \" LADY HEAD,\" W.[Davison, master, wiU leave ATKINSON\u2019S WHARF, oa SATURDAY, the 11th JUNK, at NINE o\u2019clock, A.M., touching at the above places goiog and returning.RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT : MOLSON\u2019S WHISKEY.Ft\t**»»-»\u2022\t\u2014 ¦¦\t¦ WITH reference to the foregoing Notice the Undersigned hereby beg to inform their friend* and tbe public that they ate now prepared to receive orders for WHIËK.EY of ths a bow* unrivalled llannfaotnre, which they will sell to the Tfaüe In lota to suit Parcbasers.LANE, GIBB A CO.Quebec, May 11,1859.Silualion Wanted.A GENTLEMAN, recently arrived from France, is anxious to obuiu an engage, ment as a PRIVATE TUTOR, (Profe*seur Particulier.) Reference to Capt.Rnonss, Sillcry ; and to Mr.P.LzSi sra, Montreal Bank.Address to Monsisur Forças, Chronicle Office.Quebec, June 10, 1859.F»st eUit.Quebec to Gtwpd k vice versa, $12.00 do.to Paapebiac, do.13.00 do.to Dalhoosie, do.16.00 ¦ do.ho Mlramichi, do.18.00 loPi 2nd class.Frv per fgth r obi.do.$400 5.00 6.00 _________ 7.00 ictqu, do.20.00 8.00 60 cents .'>0 4\u2018 60 60 60 All baggage at risk of ownere thereof.Berths not secured until paid for at Office.'* tbe 1m For farther particulars apply to F.BUTKAU, 3m 14 GOOD COOK Wanted.\u2014Apply at this Office.[ttebeo, June 10, 1859.\t3 Ageat, Atkinson\u2019s Wharf, St.James Street] Quebec, JAne 8,1859.Borst, Halladay & Co.\u2019s HIGH WINES.PUBLIC NOTICE.^ MEETING of the JOURNEYMEN BAK- 'FOR KAMOURASKA, Riviere Quelle, aud L\u2019Islet.THE undersigned having been appointed Agents for same, have received aSupply, which they offer for sale.RYAN BROTHERS * 00.Quebec, 1st June, 1869.fA.RR^ G1'1\tke held to the resi- dence of A.WATSON, adjoining Mr.Hithriiw-tou\u2019s Bakbry,SI.John Street, on SATURDAY 11th inst., Rt 8 o\u2019clock P.M , to take intocou-riderati n, certain matters connected with the Trade.Quebec, June 10, 1859.The Steamer FRENCH FLOUR IN 14 and 20 lb.Bags, For sale by \u201c VOYAGeUR,'\u2019 Captain M.Lscouas, VTTILL leave the NAPOLEON WHARF, W for tb» above mentioned places, on SATtfRDAYfcdfct, tbe 11th June, at NINE o\u2019oUek, A.M.} Quebec, June 11,1859.NOTICE.J.B.DION k 00, TO CONTRACTORS.TO PARTIES getting down or Forwarding Staves in Barges, Sc » Staves in Barges, Schooners, or Steamboats, the undersigned offers every facility In receiving the same.His long Wharf, extending Into deep water, they can discharge their cargoes without grounding or moving In and out as the tide flows or ebb».J08.CANTILLON, Polnt-a-Plzean Oové, Ulllery, Qoebee, Jane 11, 1969.\tlm TENDERS, addressed to the Hnnble.Jons Ross, Commissioner of Publio Works, ' will he received at the Office of P.Gauvniau, Ht.George's Buildings, up to TUE8DAY, the 14th JUNE inst., for Sundry Alterations and Repairs to the Building In 8t.Lewis Street, .fronting the Esplanade, formerly known as the [ Sewell's Properly; and intended for the fStare occupation of the Post Master General's Department.fl «liivss V » The improvement* Include the general (Sfo U \u201e * F tir» of ths Carpenter» and Joiner's Work» ; loitering, Painting and Coloring, Ac., to$fe»-\u2022u._i.i.L-\u2014*J - 0f n antall hriok wtag Estate late Alexander Davidson.CREDITORS are reqaeaud to fyte th»ir ac-count*, attested, and those Indebted to make Immédiat» payment al the Office of tbe nndertigned.\t.l» \u2022 ^\t, ;\t?\t» F, LANGLOIS, N.P.I Quebec, June 11, 1869.\t(jnrator.ther with the erection In rear.Tenders to be in a bulk «am, and are to o» accotnoaoled with the names of two aa«aritfe«, for the satisfaotory completion ofthe whslt by 20th of August next ensuing.\tho| By order, \u2022 .\u201e t o u\u2019.tjj « F.P.RUM1DGR, >! A.i.P.W.Quebec, Junes, 1869.For further information, apply on board, or to tbe undersigned, N.B.\u2014Until farther notice, the Voysoiür will lenv» «very WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY, at NINE o\u2019clock, A.M.BOURGET, BEGIN k LEMIEUX.¦ Quebec, Juae 9, 1869.Ürÿugbÿi atrtage & Freight Line FOR Kingston, Toronto &, other pôft8.Splendid Upp«r-Cabin Steamer flp.Hl I ¦I BOWMANVILLE, Captain PKlIRY, Will leava! ago \u2022* Freight, apply to \u2022 * re4)ji»t .,T.rrJi» joSW INDEHAON k CU.for Paw- THE I^QfiNING CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, J%NE 11.1869 A T the ST.Wlnchei,B«d*«if>TP>i»)^ forro* rior quality, put up for Ship\u2019s use.H.J.NOAD Quebec, June C, 1859.ipresely A CO.10 -V\u2018 PORK.IARRELS MESS, PRIME MESS, PRIME and CARGO.H.J.NOAD A CO.Quebec, June 6, 1859.\t\u2018\t10 750 B' McCALLUM S WHISKEY.r rv TRUNCHEONS °r\t\u2022bo*® *®1*- f )l / 1 brated Manufacture, for sale.H.J.NOAD A CO.Quebec, June 6, 1859.\t10 SALT! SAX.TT! OA/ tA QACKS COARSE LIVER- POOL, cx Ship or Store,\u2014in lots to suit purchasers.For sale by JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Quebec, Jnne 3, 1869.,w*WTO_WES Bt A.J.MAXHAM A CO.« of Brandy, Gin, Bid., Ac.ill / *\t**|wfa.t *\t4 Auclioti 8ale ol Fresh Groceries, At the Stores of JOHN PATERSON, on WEDNESDAY next, the 15th list.\u2022 A Large and geseral Assortment of Goods, iu*1 received.Particulars iu a future advertisement.Sale at WTO o\u2019clock.\tr A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Quebec, June 9, 1859.By Auction will be sold on MONDAY, the 13th instant, on the WELLINGTON WHARF, Without reserve, to dose Cousignnents, A TRIPES\t) SICILY PORT, ex V L 180 Qr-Caaks S \u201c BreadAlbane.\" 200 Oases OLD OOGNAO, 1834 a 1848, imported in 1854, \u2014also\u2014 30 Hhds DeKnyper\u2019s Gin, ex \"Suunyside\u201d 30 Hhds f n u .120 Cases $ 0o8aMJ BrftodJ 100 Bags Rice 3 Puns.Jamaica Spirits 24\tCasks Blundell\u2019s Linseed Oil 100 Ki*g« Spanish Brown Paint 100 \" Veuitian Red 35 Brls Belgian Sugar Broken Lumps 70 Cases Sugar Gaudy 16 Bags Hempseed 20 \u201c Canary do 100 Boxes Caudles Belmont Sperm A Patent 100 u\u2018 Orange, Lemon A Citron Peels 6 Cbts.Madras Indigo 25\tQr.-Casks Burgundy Port \u2014ASTKH WHICH,\u2014 Bright Muscovado Sagnrs Fresh Teas, via:\u2014Twankays, Gunpowder, Hyson A Souchoug, Scotch Whiskey Scotch Ale Pts.A Quarts Pale Soap, for Family use Cork do \" Olden\u2019s\" DeKnyper\u2019s Geneva, ex \u201c Joh« Bull \" Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A CO.Quebec, 6 June, 1859.\tA.A B.FRESH English\t1 w r merit v, LIQUORS, &c., &c.WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON Friday, the 17th June, JXt the Stores of Lane, Gibb & Co.A LARGE and EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT of FRESH ENGLISH GROCERIES, now landing, consisting of lOOO PACKAGES NEW TEAS\u2014Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Twan-kay, Oolong, also English Souchong and Congou, Barrels English and Dutch Crushed Sugar, Hhds.and Barrels LoafSugar.small loaves, Puncheons and Barrels Bright Syrup, Bags Mocha, Java and Lagnyara Coffee, Barrels Fresh Roasted Coffee, Cases Paste Blacking, assorted numbsrs, Cases Fresh Olive Oil, pints and quarts, Qr-casks Olive and Sperm Oil, Boxes Oswego Corn, white and blue Starch, Barrels Scotch Pearl and Pot Barley, Boxes Casey\u2019s Liverpool Soap, Dox.Corn Brooms, assorted numbers, pags Patna and Arracan Rice, Qr-caaks Bordeaux Vinegar, Barrels Bass Ale, quarts and pints, Tierces Fresh Smoked Hams, Hhds, Qr-casks, Octaves Vine Growers\u2019 Pale Cognac, old Vintages, Caaes Old Cognac, Vine Growers' Hhds DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, Cases DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, Puncheons Superior Old Jamaica Rum, Qr-casks Superior Scotch Whiskey, Qr-casks Pale Sherry, various grades, Qr-cask?Port Wine, various grades, Boxea Frc.li Tobaccos, favorite brands, 5\u2019a, 10's and32's, Hhds.Leaf Tobacco, B*les Leaf Tobacco.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Mustard, Coleman's jars, tins lib and jib, Indigo, Jamaica Root Ginger, Bath Bricks, Belmont Sperm Candles, Sulphur, Pepper, Muscatel and Valencia Raisins, Hemp and Canary Seed, Button Blue, Nutmegs, Cloves, Washing Soda, Bicarbonate Soda.Cassia, Double boiled Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Alum, London Glue, with a large variety of other goods.Sale at half-past ONE o'clock, precisely.A.J.MAXHAM A OO.Quebec, June 10, 1859.\tA.A B.Sale of Sugars, at Halifax, N.S.THE Subscribers will offer for sale by Auction, in Halifax, N.S.On TUESDAY next, 14thJUNK, ex \u201cAlma,\u2019' 400 Hhds.Prime Grocery Mnseovado Sugars JOHN WHITMAN A SON.Jane T, 1859.\tHalifax, N.8.All the Year Round.JUST RECEIVED\u2014ALL THE YEAR ROUND, a New Monthly, conducted by CHARLES DICKENS, No.1, Vol.1.15s.per annum.\t'\t',f Popular Geology, a aeries of Lecture* read before the Phiioaopbical Institution of Edinburgh, by Hugh Miller.The Limits of Religious Thought examined in eight Lecture*, delivered before the University of Oxford, by H L.Mansel, B.D.Opportunities for Industry and tbs safe Investment of Capiul ; or a Thousand Chances to make money.By a Relief Merchant.The Sabbath School of the Fire-side ; and the Sabbath School of the Congregation as it ought to be.by Rev, James Oeorge, D.D., Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Ac., Queen\u2019s College, Kingston, C.W.Love me little, Love me long, by Charles Read, author of \" Never too late to Mend, \u201d Ac.Lift of Frederick the Great, by Macanlay, an Kssay.F or Sale by MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Shaw\u2019s Boildimgs, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, June 9, 1859.\t\u2022\u2022 NOTICE.THE Proprietor! of the Steamer CANADA will not be responsible for any debts contracted for her without a written order aigned by themselves.DICKEY A McDOUOALL.Quebec, June 9, 1859.\t1-.Imp NOTICK.THE undersigned respectfhlly bogs to announce to theComameialPnblie, that be has commenced business as COMMISSION MERCHANT and SHIP BROKER, In thft City, and will be prepared to make Limbal Ad-vaiom on Consignments of Good* and foe Ship Disbursements on the moat favorable terras.Trusting that by a close attention to the business entrusted to his care be will obtain a share of public patronage.CHRISTOPHER O.CLOSTBR, Ship-Broker, Ornes : St.Peter St., near Napoleon Wharf, uobeo, June T, 1859.\t6p Province of Canada, ; , Ï ,\t, Dietrict of Kamouraska, S CIRCUIT COURT yoa rua DISTRICT OF kamourahKa.The thirteenth dey of Mey, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine No.1523.\t.\t.JULIEN 0H0UINARD, Esquire, Merchant, of the City of Quebec, Plaintiff; vs.KLIK CHASSE, Merchant, of the Pariah of St.Patrice de la Riviore-do-Loup, Defendant.ORDERED, on the motion on tho part of the Plaintiff, that whereas It appears by the return of Bernard Pub|W\tO.O.0.FOR SALE.1 A/ kA T)ARREL8 FLOUR, Double Bx-IlfUU 15 \u2019r».Extra, No.1 Superfine, Middlings, 250 Barrels Mess Pork, Montreal Inspection.LANE.GIBB AGO.Quebec, June 6, 1859.Prime Bright Sugars TThds PRIME BRIGHT 8Ü-J\\)\\) JL1 OARS, landing ex \u201c Eureka,\u201d at PortlandT For sale LOW.LANE, GIBB k CO.Quebec, June C, 1859.H1 PALE COGNAC.HDS.VINE GROWER S Pale COGNAC Qr.-Caeks Vine Grower's Pale Cognac, Octaves Vine Grower's Pale Cognac, Cases each 1 do*., very old.\u2014ai so \u2014 Qr-casks Bordeaux Vinegar, now landing ex \u201c Beacon.\u201d LANE, GIBl^A CO.Quebec, June C 1859.American Hardware.FUST RECEIVED : f Refrigerators, with latest improvements for preserving meat, Ac IceGream Freer.ers, Water Coolers, Fruit Cans, Spring Tooth Herse Hay Rakes Improved Wood and Iron Ploughs, Hay Rakes, Craddles, Cultivators, Churns Improved Iron Bedsteads, Register Grates, with Mantles complete, Silvered door-plates, various patterns.Copying Presses, Ac.Ac.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, June 4, 1859.Spring I Summer GOODS, Via Portland tV Buxton Steamers.iv* '\u2022 1 AUCTION SALES.\u2022JX ./i TFi ~ SALE.(f'T'TTB j WILL be ifcdild, on^DNESDAY next, tbe FIFTEENTH da* of JUNK last., kpnr of TEN la the fereaoon, at the arket Place, Cul-de-Sac, certain House-iraiture, coosietlng in Tables, Bed and K.Chaire, Ac., belonging to Francois ind eu Tuesday, focrtkknth JUNE Instant, at toe hour of TEN in at the hpnr of TEN in tbe ftreaoon, at the New Market Place, Cttl-de-Sac, certain Household Furfeiture, coosietlng in Tables, Bed and Bedding tel for a term of years, urid has taken the personal management of the same.Having added many large Rooms to the House and made other extensive improvements, he will be better able to accomodate a larger number of families by the season than heretofore.if application is made early.The attractions of Cape Cottage asaSnmmer Resort are Widely known.consisting of safe and commodious means for Bathing, Fishing and Boating, together with Bowling, Pleasant Drives, 4c.4c.Boarding for Horses will be furnished.Also, Horses and Carriages to be let.UoacbeS Will be Is attendance on the arrival ofall the trains in Portland, to convey passengers to the Hetel.Ooaobee marked \u201cCape Cottage.\" From hlS long experience as a landlord, the undersigned hopes to meet the wants ol all who may visit bitt.\t, 7\tCHA fl.If.ADAMS, Proprietor.Jane 4) 1859.\t2m Cove Property for Sale.4 VALUABLE COVE and BEACH of two arpents in front by two arp-utsin depth above high-water mark, situate in the Parish of St.Nicholas, Seigniory of Lsur.on, heretofore forming part of the land of Fassçois Lam- BSRT.This Cove being sheltered by projecting cliffs at either end.is well adapted for aLnmbcr \u2014.Would be sold CniAr foj Cash.N.H BOWEN.N.1».Quebec, June 7.1859.\tIti ( foals \u2019 l foals ! ! \u2018JT / k /¦ CHALDRONS Best Double Screen- , ) \\ y ed Vi wcastle Nut Coals, 400 do BeD House and Steam Coals.Foi Sale in lots lu suit Purchasers.JOHN BA1LR, Levey\u2019s Wharf, Quebec, Jnne.3rd 1859.\t1m Bricks ! ! Bricks to soil CONTRACTORS.LARGE assortment of \u201c CHIMNEY CANS and D M.deems it needless to expatiate upon his Goods for quality, style and manufacture, they are such as he can with confidence re-oommrnd.On Haud,\u2014Gentlemen's Clothing of every description, READY MADE, which he will sell at Low Raies.PEQ TOP DIPOT, Mountain Hill.Quebec, May 21, 1859.7 o Sh i//- Masters.Fire Bricks ! Fire )0 000 lYMM urchaeers.Quebec, June 3rd, 1859.JOHN BAILK, Levey\u2019s Wharf, 1m WIND GUARDS, from one to six feet high, oa hand and for sale, from the Giuttae- MOtrri Firs Clat Company, JOSEPH WHITE, 8t.Peter Street.Quebec, June 3, 1869.DECEIVERS or trb n>NY raina HY applying at the Hardware Store ef Sam.J.Shaw, St.John Street, Upper Town, and Bous le Fort Street, f.owet Town, can be fhrnlslmd with the necessary aids to the successfnl practice of their PROFESSION, such as Rods, Lines, Reels, Casting* Lines, \u201cYankee Doodle\" Hooks, Flie*, Minnows, and other artificial Halts, Quebec, Jnne 3, 1859, T ROC HR Subscriber begs leave to call the attention of Ship-Masters to his Stock of OKING CHAIRS He has a large assortment GOOD and CHEAP.THOMAS CRAIG, Cabinet and Chair Maker, 38 St.Panl Street.May 27, 1859.\tto 1 nov Fire and Marine loguraace, NEW YORK COMPANIES.U Merchandise, 4c., in \u201cCONTINENTAL,\" *\u2022 METROPOLITAN,\" and \u2022\u2022 FIREMAN\u2019S FUND\" Companies, with an aggregate Capiul of $1.500.000, OCEAN Risk* in \u201cSUN,\" MERCANTILE\u201d and \u201cCOMMERCIAL\" Uompanle* of New York, with aggregate Capiul of $4,000,000.Also\u2014INLAND and LOWBR PORT Risks on 8t*ambm.V*e**A* and Canooss ie '' MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.ot Buffalo, and \"METROPOLITAN\u2019\u2019 of New York.Application* for Insurance left with Aamve M.CoMt*.Quebec Chambers, will be promptly attended to by\t_______\u201e , THEODORE HART, Insuraoee Agency.Montreal, Job# l, 1859.\t2m___ KrvnoldV New NovAi T in hr CHILD of WATERLOO, by O.W| Reynold's,\u2014\u2018Is.6d.7\tP.SINCLAIR T Quebec, June 4, 1869 m\ti l / Si O i îj\t_ .THE MÜKN1NG CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, JUNE H.1869, Far Sale or To Let.')\tjfra-f g-a-r-Trtr»y For Sale or To be Let* With immédiat* po**«Mlont (HAT new two-ltory Flre-brie^.House, situate in St.Charles st., \"ît the foot of Palace Hill, containing nine rooms, excluslea of garret and cellar Rent Terv modérât*.N.H.BOWEN, Notary.June 2, 1859.ælt: TO LET.a N excellent QUARRY of Bnilding Stone, /\\^ at Beauport, with Lime Kilns and a supply ofLims-stone attached, now leased to Mr.*\u2018COt~'r'\tBIQNBLL * SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, June I, 1859.TO BE LET., .RKENWOOD COTTAGE, pleas-«VA \\ X antly situated between the St.Foj Had Gotniu Road, adjoining the properly of Mr.Awld on on* side, and Mr.Boss»' oinhe other.For particnlars apply at ?RDOUIN\u2019S Quebec Dispensory.Or to\tB G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, May 28, 1859.\t1m i For Sale or To Let.For Sale or To Let, PflHAT large First-claaa Dwelling ^ HOUSE, with Stable* and Otters complete, situated on lb* Capo, and forming the corner of St.Genevieve and Des Carrière btree u.Apply to J.G.OLAFHAM.Quebec, March 18, 1859.For Sale 6tt or to be Let.HAT Two-Story Wooden HOUSE divided into two separate dwell-ngs, situate near the St.Lewis Toll gate, within the limita of the City.Repalri to be made to suit the tenant.F.VKZINA, Secretary-Treasurer, Quebec Permanent Building Socy.Quebec, Feby.18, 1859.BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS _A-morio«n IToueo, Uhmvm Sir\u2014t,.\t________ U ta* \u2022*« SMl «Ttosws BoUMa N»»\t*¦ ^ * -i.Ha lAukre |iiim«*.dmiU »» O A.K U M , I\tJtXOtS'TOBr.CT ST A III a.a k J.MVKKa.t* Uaaover\tlm- mnrkmrm VI klkhkk, WtlCfc\t'AU».TooU Wttd iObbktt SfjïTü!; aTA M.hate .Arr, SU*:» or ».-, ¦arW\u2019gL-VAtfg sksx- ¦r.s.rana; moaTtKr Mjrtjr.'VK rromuti.J.U.J0HASO3, Ak'^ut.STATIONARY A PORTABLE CNOINI® \u2022 >v 'W Bdt X X.Xj *A, *\u2022» O., A 112-4 Xalnnoln Ht, Mouton.CHiAp-SASfî.P^PEg KKARfiMOUSI.,YSTvxmitum.Noa.®e, »«.uo, us a ua Oenar of CoogrMa hDmL BCWTXJN fcTNewspaperTBook anti Job Printers.TKMNttKY'a PATKltT POWKK CYLINDkK PIG NT I NO bSl tftf broujatlttlo k\tH-1-\t»*** toHITANWA ï.ir* ASSURANCE COMPANY.1 FBUiCBS\u2019 STKKET, BANK, LONDON bstablishbu Aim.1» 1887.Ênxwfd by Bf4«kkl Act q/ P*rliakuntt 4 Viet.Cep.9.Coi.Robert Aaraaihieb, Bltckheath Pet* Ciuurmmn., < i davantage* of thi* institution, iNCkBaiiNu Rates or rtBmtJii.A TABLE eipeciilly adapted to the securing ot Loans or DebU, and t* all other case, where a Policy may be inquired fern terawwary uaruoae only, but which mav be kept up, tf dr-essary, throughout the whole term of Lil*.HAlT*C REDÎT RATE* or PREMIUM.Credit given for half the amount of the Firrt Stern Jnnxutt PremtwnB th* amount ot the unpaid Half-Premium, being deducted (rout tha sum asaured when the Policy becomes .claim.SUM AhSUEED PATABI.E DURIMO LlfM.The amount payable at the death ol the Amur-ad, it'fie Ufo before attaining the age of aixTT, but t* thf 'itiurtd\tif k« itttain that age, abus combining a provision for old age with an tssurauce upon life.orphan's endowment branch.Established for the purpose of affording to parents and others the means of having Children educated and started in Lite, by securing annuities, to commence r.t the Parents' death, and to be paid until a child, if a aon, shalUttain his 21st year, or, if a daughter, her 25th year of Age BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION 1, Princes St&ket, Bame, Lomdoe.imvowtrtdby htt AJajetty't Royal Ltttar» Patent.Annual Division ot Profits\u2014-applied in reduction of the current year\u2019s Preuiium.Policy-holders entitled to participate intheuro-fita after payment *f Five or heven Annual Pre-cniums According to thç table of Riteaielccted* Prerniuais «barged 1er cwry iVse monitit\u2019 dif- ferwuce ofage\u2014-slot, ea ia usually th* ease, for every whole year only.Hall Credit PoUcieagfanted on term» unusually favourable to the assured, the amount of half premiums for which credit ia givea^ bfeng liquidated R.R.R.Ho more Pam* Ho more Ifckneee, Ho more BhiHirrift^fclfni OR SriFPERM OT THE JOIETR, LOMRARO, ACRM.tootracuss, or eorrERiRa fROM OTBRR ROD LET UtflRUITlBa.TU Bifid oW OmyUt.\t*f RADWAY\u2019S READY RELIEF, Iu inetaatly stopping the most eECruolaÜng pains Rod Aches, Born*, Soaldi, Cut*.Wound*, Bruise*, Ao.Ao., render* UimporUnt that every family keep \u2022 supply of it in the hou\tfrom\t7:00 a.m, > k Mails S St.Thomu\t) for Monti 9:30\t9:00 10:30\t10:00 11:30\t11:00 1:00 r.M.\t12:00 noon, 2:30\t2:00 r.M.3:30\t) Pas.k tt.^ Pu.and Mail\t3:00 r.M.> for St.4:30 >\tfrom\t) Thomu.y Montreal,\t4:00 6:30\t5:00 7:00\t6:30 Quasao TIMS.\t PA.RE\u20142d.each PaMenger* Csrrtsge and two Horses and Driver.40c.Waggon, Horse and Driver.20c.Oort.Horse and Driver.16c.Goods per ton.80c.JAMES TIBB1TS, Quebee, May 3, 1869.\tProprietor.STEAMKR FOR SALE.F alii I NOR SALE, the Splendid upper-decked Ca-^ bln Steamer \"\u2019FASHION,\u201d fitted np with __the improvement* required by law, completely furnished and in perfect running order AOComfODATlOW : Ladies Cabin with 12 berths and 2 State Rooms oo main deck.Saloon with 0Stale Rooms and 24 bertha, accommodation for 62 Cabin Passenger*\u2014 can carry 150 tone freight.DiMivaiow : Length of Ke*l,137j feet.Breadth of Beam,.24\t\" at gunwale Bread tb of Beam,.».21 j 11 at water line Depth ofUold.TJ\t\u201c Extr*me Length.143\t\u201c Extreme breadth of deck, SO\" Grot* Tonnage,\t175\tTon*.Engine Space,\t180\t'** Regia ter\t4*\tTon*.Engine, 80 in.Gy lender, 7 feet length of \u2022trok*, works to 46 horse power : Boiler allowed 801be.preerinre of Steam per Munre inch Trail* LtnkAt.\u2014Apply to\tv»,T .\u2022 f* ?_\t* A U D, Eeq., Qnehec.Of to L.KRRAUD 4 r Rsdlf ifooiTMl Nov.*, 1868.\t« PERUVIAN SYRUP! OR.PROTECTED Solution of Protoxide of Iron* Havlnirraeofarfhny paaad tha or*aal to whlah aaw dlaooraato» ta tha Malaria Madlaa ara nityactod.mart aaw ba racaivrd aa as aatakltehad nadlMoa ire «rrtCACY in ctmmo riYSVKVSlTV, ktfentlona of tha I.lver, Dnn»»».Na«n*l«la.Brei \u2022hit!» an.t < oaMiftoptlre TcadwnctM.Dlaord nute of tbo HlaaO, llotls, Itrarry, aaC the Proalrntlva Kfffrta of Lreil or Mer-eury, Gaaeral Dohltlty.ami all UI ban ara rmietriira a tonie, or al tarn tire IVfmTTelne, la bow beponC qaettion.Tha proof» of tto .ffloary an ae rvnaiar-\u2022ca.a» wall anUiaotlcafad.and of awah pacvllar charactar.that iufl.ran naanol naaaoaMy aaaltato to rsoatva tha Tha Wravlan Bm» doaa ao< profsm to b« a eura-all, but lu rang» la axtacan», baranaa manr dUaaaaa.appanattf anltka.ar.Iiitimau'r ralated.and.proroaglna fmm ona rauaa.may ba atirad by ana lamady.Tha rlaaa of dlaaaan Ibr which tha flvnip _____\tprartdMacan U ptaclaalr that whlek kaa to orian iwm.d tha hlgha.l amaraf\tTli* to.-1.an th* wit7ie**e* «rw AOCMrftilfe, tod tho mftf Mid eAcaftj tf \u201cY^S'who^îaywah'îw \u2022» frnrn raai^cUna ih.rharartof ol lh« Ayrojh eaanol toU to ba wtui th» Rdlowlnf.amont namarooa lattlmonlala to t*a baadt th* Afanta Tha tha ouanmanlty lot.amont nmm.roa.tertlmonlaU In U,4 b« nioaa of farllam»» w»ij kn r af BoatoOt and of tha blgbaat raapaetoMitU- cXrl>.Tha nadaraifoad havlnt .«partanoad th# batiaflclal \u2022 Tarn vian Hr rap,\" do norhaailato to i to racomm.nd It to Iha l \"r^^wn .«partante, to vratlaa from tha w!h#a inMIli«fid UtWdrttjr tw tf\tJ a m A Rmrir htaJ Paaaagaa, nd.ad IU .fTrrU of tha»» who htva \u2022«old I va witn ___hat aaaad than) and Mlva powte.¦gv.JOHN riKKPONT,\tvtV*T' THOM Aft A.DRXTtIL rMK\t' _ k\\v t %B%iork.CERTIFICATE or DR.HAVEN, It U watt known that th.marflrtoal .tort of J^torida WUjU Mte by aran a brtef .ipoaura to air.and thaïe» ta.intaina aw^oo af rmtot'da af Ira*, wrthanl rtinaar oaxlattoa, haa baaa Saanaft* l\"i?1r?ren.»1»n *Trwp tbla dartraM» patiit I» altotnad by nr»a giî.î: rrr^fWni.vryaov.a .^d IM.tepUr.Ml th.paoOMterbomtoa nttmte.\tft t5T Atoay.r to tha mate af Maaa.Boafton.V.».A.Hold br N.«- PLARfc \u2022» to.Pn.prletnr*, r\tNo.a Water HL.ttoatoa.Rartetled Hr ell «raoawtehU Dregwlata BAZA AH of St.Kochs &- St.Sauveur MONTREAL Head Office* Colonial Company\u2019* Build'g* Manager\u2014JAMF.8 G.DICKSON.Inspector of Agencies\u2014WM.M.RAM8AT.Local Board of Director* at Qnebeo : Hon.Wm: WALKER,\u2014Chairman.Jams* Dxam, Esq.I Job* Thombo*.Esq.C.Lamucvui, Esq.| R*v.J.Cook, D.D.G.H.Sibahd, Esq.Aqut and Secretary to the Board\u2014 ANDREW JOHN MAXHAM.Quebec, Jany.29,1859.\t6m Royal Insurance CompY or LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.CAPITAL i two nxxx.i»ioN3 stsxxxxvo AND L,Ekrge üeserve Fam4B* Annual Income, - - - - ^130^)00 Stg FIRE DEPARTMENT.THIS Company eontinrastc INSURE Build ings and all other descriptioM of Property against LOSS or DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Lt\u2018 bkralTkkms.All jeet 1 oases promptly eettled, without deduc tion or discount, and without reference to Eng to the ua land.The large Capital and judicious management of this Company insures tne moat perfect eatety sured.No charge for Policiee or Transfers.Insurance effected on Rents or BuiLDiNas» LIFE DEPARTMENT.The following advantages amongnt numwroua other», are offered by thia Company to partiel intending to inaure their lives Perfcclsecurity for the fulfilment of it* en gatremente to Policy holder*.Favorable Rate» of Pieminm.A high reputation for Prudence and Judg ment, and the most liberal consideration of t I questions connected with the interest» of the as «ureil.Thirty day» orac* »r.LoWBr ro« Pat mknt or RuifRWAf.Premioms, and no for feiture of policy Irom unintentional mistake.Policies lapsed by non-|»ayment of premium* may be renewed within three months, by paying the premium, with e fine of ten shilling* pet cent, on the production of »ati»f»ctory evidence of the good state of health of the life auured Participation of profiu by the assured, amounting to two-third* of its ne* amount.Large Bonus declared 1855, amounting to £2 per cent per annum on the aum assured, being on ages from 2U to forty HO per cent on the pre-\u2022tinm.Next division of profits in I860.Stamps snd Policies not charged for.All Medical Fees pàid by the Company.Mepicat REr*RE*i\u2014Dr.ROWANl), No.24, St.Lewis Street.FORSYTH, BELL A CO., Aoimr*, Commercial Chambers.Quebec, April 29.1856 * Years.\tMonths.£\tt.\td.\t£\tt.30\t0\t2\t7\t3\t1\t4\t2 3\t2\t7\t6\t1\t4\t4 0\t2\t7 10\t\u2018\tI\t4\t6 9\t2\t8\t2\t1\t4\t8 40\t0\t3\t2\t0\t1\t12\t3\t^ 3\t3\t1\t12\t6 0\t241\t1\t12\t10 \u2022\t8\t4\t7\t1\t13\t1 0 16\t10 £.R.FOSTÏR, Resident Directes ÀNDRF.W FRANCIS, * Secretary Detailed Prospectuses and e very requuiteinfor* motion as to the modeof effecting Assurance* may he obtained upon application to R.PKNISTON, Agent to the Company at Quebeo.Quebec, June 23, 1868.______________ THE LADIES of the Parish of St.Rochs and St.Sauveur Hav* the Intention of opening a BAZAAR of USEFUL and I ANC^ ARTICLES, on MONDAY, the 25th JULY nest, and following days.The Bazaar will be held in the Upper part of the JACQUES CARTIER HALL, nnd the proceed will be applied to the completion of the SL Sauveur Church.Contributions will be thankfully received by the following Ladies : Mrs.\tR.\tGingrea,\tMrs.Martlnean, 41\tL.\tGingras,\t\"\tSt, Michel, \u2022\u2022\tbauson,\t**\tNadeau, *'\tF.\t0ot4,\t**\tTanguay, \u2022* O.Coté.\t< \u2019 Mr*.Dorion end Mrs.Latulippe will presido mi the Refreshment Table.M.F.MARTINEAU, Becrotar/.Quebec, May 21, 1859.daily at 2 o\u2019clock.\tj .Age of tha Assured ia every case admitted in the Policy.Medical Attendant* remunerated in all ease* lor their report*.(PROPRIETARY.) Mxfrocl from tbe Half Credit Rates aj Premium.Half Premium Whole (Ajmual) Age.\tduring First 7 years.£ e.d.\tPremium for lemauulerolLif £ 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 1\t2 18 4 45\t1 14 10\t3 9 \u2019 8 : 50\t2 2 6\t4 5 0 55\t2 12 9\t5 8 6 Feeeive pupil on WSDrasDiT, 11th loevsT, la hia residence, No.17, Bt, hummus Htrset, near Ht.John\u2019s Gate.A prospectas with frill particulars, may be obtained at the School, and at Mr Sloolair\u2019s Htoffl» i.Quebec, inly 29, 1158.\tlias by th JOB AND OTHER TYPE, th* Proprietor is bow prepared to ext.e BOOKS,¦ CATALOGUE*, OARftS.pamfitLkts, CHRfNjUES.AUCTION BILLS, ffreAMBOAT dd, EXHIBITION do.PKOCRAMMKs, bill* of Lading, blank LAW BLANICF, CIRCULA R.s, POSTERS, AND LABELS, TOeiTHRR wit* BV8RV KSCIWTION OF PWNnNS, ' '\t,\t, .' nu>* rat c«Ms ^ h a.îsufMi m \"j riOk IVSRT TARIF.TT OF TTPK, all ni tehieh will be pnmpüy exeewtod at tvs trwn pMMretw I in n raperier and beautrfe style of wnrtmanshjp, and ht the \u2018 kowiMir>ooe5*iu» tuca., QD KH1C.\u2014Faiarno amp Posairaso *v \u2022\t» \u2019»\t0.BT.MIORBL, I, MosHfata Bvaara."]