Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 17 juin 1859, vendredi 17 juin 1859

[" \u2014 I p ^ ALl til A14 tlA YMAIfrtOO U3IJJ *¦\u2022 /.i t.1ASHTHOU A ./0tatiütui,l ht nk id .raxLioq, .jnruri.*! tm/ YilAHIST 8R0HJ04#\u2019/ y AND C0MMEKCIA1 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOJU\t^ ¦¦ ¦ i\tr»i» dà miÆ ate QUEBEC, FRIDAY, 17th JUNE, 18 5 9 [ NO.3434.HIÛ'iKlGfâ WH0LI8ALK AND RKTAIL.& to.R,aa4 8Ü0I R«taH, ofc-the Cth IniUnt, at® 1i No.1, St; 'lohti Street.Qwebec, O^xxUe «M SflriDf\u2019v Baak.hand aa aasorUnaat af raady mad* ^Bool» and Kbo«« for Lad» aad G«ntlM»o, of aU aorU, and a great variety for ataUdran ; at low pnoea for cash.\t_ Also\u2014Leatbar far «bo^lUlwri, of «J1 wrta, auch aa ; 8olè -Laathar, French Calf-Skin, Kipa, ï Oe#-«é% Haraaaa Lather, PaUnt Leather, Ac., Ac.AUa fcFB*ahla« of ererj deaeription, all of the beat quality, at moderate pricea.\tHOI .\t-i\" FIRK eNCIMEFOR «ALE.HE NO rmRjpOMPANY OF 8T.Itoetts wRr for sale that RE ENGINE, called ill throw iufh a five exce L\u2019ETOILE Ü -water at a dia line aoaale, For parti 4 Joeeph StreoVfcL NOTICE TO MAMNIMl THE Tins BAJjL in the CITADEL, each day, (Sun- d*Ji ^ day eicepted.) at BAtr-PAlT Twilvb will be belated half-maat, MiMuraa before Ova it will be hoiat-ed to the maat-head, and at ONI o\u2019clock, M9am tiub at OaaiHTAToaY, the BALL will be DROPPED.A Chronometer keeping correct Greenwich time, abonld toeo ahew 6b.44m.49a , and the difference between tbia, and the time a hewn by a Ofcronanaet*', i* >ta true error on Greenwich time at that moment;\u2014Aa it la \" Greenwich time\" that the Obaerratory ahewa when the Ball ia dropped it ia no matter where the ahip ia lying, fhr inelance, ifaabip half-way acrosa the Atlantic could aee the Ball drop, the difference between 6h, 44m.49a.and the time ahewa by the face of her Chronometer, would be ite error ou Greenwich time.\u2014A ahip on arriving abonld compare her Chronometer by tbe^fiMB Ball, m It will enabln her to get her \" Sei Rate,\" which seldom or everagreet with \"Harbour Rate.\u201d -KXAM RLE: - May 23rd, 185», thn Barque \"Nancy,\" of Briatol, on leaving Liverpool found her Chronometer (Dent.728) faat on Greenwich mean time, Oh.4m.57s.\u2014June 20th abe anchored at Quebec, and when the Ball dropped her Chronometer abewed\t.\t5b.60m.42a.Greenwich Mean time when Ball dropped \u2022\u2022\t.\t5b.44m.49a.! ^ -Phr««wif*k« diapenaed with accuracy ana dispatch.Qnabao, May 2».18BB.\t12m TVfl-r-f\u2018\\ By paying attention to the Sea and Harbour Rates, under différent temperatures, the intelligent master of ship will be able to arrive at a better rate for hia Chronometer than could be obtained in any other way It is strongly recommended not to send a Chronometer on shore, when they can be so easily rated on Board, and no one who baa the interest of hia ship and tbs wellfare of his 4wnere at heart, will ever give hia Chronometer to the charge of another, if it is possible to hvoid it.Should the ship be loading timber, the Chro-\u2022ometer can be slung to the loom of an oar (one end being made fast, the other affords a spring,) that will save the Chroaoaneter from any jar or iqjary.Tpav, ( Latitude.40 ° 48, 30\u201d ( Longitude,.4b.44m.49a.b.d.Ashe, Lieut.Royal Nary, F.R.A.S.Director.Quebec, Xfsr, 185®, To Ship-Masters.m SHIP OWNERS.THE undersigned begs to inform hia friends and the peblic in general, that be baa eoneiderably enlarged bis Establishment and ¦ now ready to undertake all kind of work in kla line.Be has also TO LET, THREE STEAM EN-GIVES for disrhftrging Vessels, Pumping ont wrecks, and MocllnetUng Timber in the booma ; also well adapted for diacharging bargrs laden With Oak Timber.Winches, Rafting Chains.Jack-Screws, and every thing necessary for the loading of Ships, can be bad at the shortest notice.All orders left with Mr.Robert Stride, St.Peter Street, will be attended to with despatch.HUBERT JALBRRT, Ship-Smith, Spencer Core; Quebec, May 4, 1859.\t7m NOTICE WTyU\u2019M'BERERS.,1 rillj IH * N' DEPI OTIOB IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been authorised to Act as RPUTY SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS for the Port of SORBL, as well as for the Port of MONTREAL.Parties haring Rafts, intended to be exported by the Cbambly Canal will ensure prompt measurement of such Rafts and early delivery of their specifications, by tiling their Requisitions at the earliest moment in the Qrown Timber Office, Montreal.C.K.BELLE, Deputy Supervisor of Cullers.Crown Timber'Office, ) Montreal, June 2, 1859.$\tC-3-aw.North Shore Railway^and St, Maurice Navigation and Lsnd Company.\"IVTOTfCE is hereby given that the next AN-IN NÜAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the North Shore Railway and 9t.Maurice Navigation and Land Company trill beheld in the Office of Fftinttic VAireovort, Esquire, in the City of Quebee, on thë tfitb day of JUNE pext, at the hour of ONE o\u2019clock, P.Y.for the purpose of electing R BOARD of DIR$CTOl&, purtuant td the Act relating fT thereto, T4 Tie.dhap.LV7.\tI EUGENE OHINIO, CL I .Hecy.pro tem.N.S; R.A S*.M.N.A L.O.Quebec, May 25, 1859.¦ i- .MRS.GORDON\u2019S SEMINARY For Young Ladies, 5 and C Argyll Terrace, 8t.Catherine Street, MONTREAL.T'HE course of inetraetion imparted at this \u2022 Seminary is meant to embrace\u2014without sacrificing either to the other\u2014both the knowledge and accomplishmente which are called for by the growing requirements of the age ; and, along with History, Geography, General Literature, Mnsle, and Drawing, a prominent place Is assigned to the conversational ose of the French and German languages.The Boarders are considered aad treated in all respects as members of the family ; and conscientious care will always be bestowed on their heal'b, comfort, and manners, as wail a on their religious and moral culture.Reference is permitted to the Revd.Dr Hellwcth, Quebec.May 23, 1859.\t4w-3sw Scent Handkerc \u2018worn 9>J Brushes, Combs lurari, ebhlfV 'fr trf - \u2022\u2022 \u2014T-\u2019P'Ti;,' ¦ih'mii'.ii T^rr New Spring IfSoods.is.m (frebec Emyrbm of FASHION, AMD i I mere .\u2018l GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITING EST.181811 (orrosiiAmNPKimiM'T) WM* SWEATRNAN MERCHANT TAILOR,HABIT MAKER AND GBNEHAL OUTFITTER.T'kHGL to Infirmdili Pedmtd* numosous K cnototnere that be has HioeivOd, per ^North Briton^ fl^oeMon of his Slock for the ensuing Season, »*d sollfcim and early Idipoo* lion, as they wHl be fctMd a sholce assortment for Spring and Sunsmas kit.j.Gaaraatees a rerfert At.made dip èmUsAMate* FasWoa , aad at tbs LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICK.Ré\u2019jdÿillWMl'l_________l_.A seleot MseflareaMivag» oa hagd of the late si faaWoa, mmleai tEaMswOssa\t!\u2022* ported.) jiu.'I \u2022rtlsuO ert! »>'S>I oi W.8.has always to kaad % Qb*»a releolion rf »hirut Col 1ère.Oseralsi Braore and Gloves.Shirts and Collars made to order |a a superior tMaaer, with despsdMi(gad warranted to fit.The Shirt Departareat soodaomd by JMS.Also reosifod a Cue efSaparlwr Paris Eats.> t- Civil and [.\u2022Wyor's on the shortest EUpriott « f'\t.84m ,enat o .owivnj Quebec, April ft, 185».VlStkild.m V-UW mre rnp ail W - snd Millbwy Uniferirts.Glegytasa Â'ICMHm, EbrdaitVb Literie# mads lest not 1 os iad «t the lowest possl- TOWING.1859.THE undersigned having powerfhl Screw-Ttig \" I prepared to TOW RAFTS, 1893.purchased the TORM,\u201d Is now SHIPS, Ac., at fhvorable rate», and trusts, from his well known knowledge in connection with Tow-Boats.to merit a share of public patronage.For rates of towage, Ac., apply on board.\tDANL.IMURPHY, Proprietor.W.D.B.Janka, Agent, Montreal.Jons Flahaoae, Agent, Quebec.Quebec, May 7, 1859.\t3mp Immigration.ASSAGK CERTIFICATES per SABEL A SEA RLE\u2019S First ass Line of PACKET SHIPS from LIVERPOOL To Uuebec, New Tork or Boston And also by STEAMSHIP from GALWAY are now issned by the undersigned.Rates and every information will be famished on application.All letters mast be pre-this: HENRY CHAPMAN A CO.Aobhtb, Quebec.January, 1869.\t6m T, Quebec Tinber Towers\u2019 Association.HE TIMHKR TOWERS of Quebec having formed themselves Into an association for urpose ofteourlng a fair remuneration for theft Wdyh, and also far the purpose of binding the members to assist one another, when, in cftawquence of accident or otherwise, the property entnilted to the charge of any of the members of the Association is In danger of being lOlt, the following TARIFF of PRICKS has been adopted, which will in no case be deviated from For towing the cargoes of Vessels,\u2014-UnderSftO Tons, £3 0 0 per hund.3ft 1 4r 501 60! 701 HOI 901 To«* to 400 Tong\t\t\t,2\t15 0\tdo w*\tto 500\t\u2022I\tS\t12 «\tdo* 44\tto 606\tII\t2\t10 0\tdo «\tto TOO\tII\t2\t7 6\tdo «\tto 800\t«1\t2\tft 0\tdo If\tto 900\tII\tS\t2 6\tdo H\tto 1000\tII\tt\t0 0\tdo additional 100.£2 per hand.Tons.And if by the stiek,\u2014for portions of Cargoes ftd per atiak when towed from ponds to ships on the same side of the river ; t II v ¦ ¦\u20144ni>\u2014 ft per etlek if towed across the $t.Lawrence or from the St.Charles.By the Lump\u2014No charge to be made for 30 pleeee remaining, but over that 6d or 7id a-pieee as above.Deal* Boated, 3s per standard hundred.The above rales are exclusive of any charge for the hire of ropes, chains, Ac.; tbs Timber Towerf being oaly obliged to furnish boat and men.\t., a deduction of 10s per hundred tons to he allowed when the vessels take the whole of their ear go from a boom directly opposita their soring berth.tT in the above tariff tie tonnage Is calculated necordi*» to the old meaea-emeM.tT Mv.MILES KELLY Is the duly appelated Agent in comformity with the Relee and Es-rnlalions of the AssoclaUea, to receive and col-cet ell monies due to any of the Member* iar- ¦g (tie fkmm ggj' iqetrond Harbour.Quotes, May 11, 18ft».J n iii\t.Csi i su».* .t*¦L>, aud PANSAGE PAl'ER-UAJIGlilUB, of the BEST and MOST MODERN STYLES, comprising WHITE ft GOLD, FLOCKS, SATINS ft IMITATION of WOODS ft MABELS* Imported direct from best manufacturers of FRANCE, ENGLAND and AMERICA.tT SETTS of PANELLING, CENTRE-PIECES, and BORDERS TO MATCH.-ALSO, 40 Dozens WINDOW SHADES of all descriptions, with MOUNTINGS complete.El\u201d Mixed Paints, Oils Varnishes, Brushes, Dry Colors, Patty, Glass, Ac., sold Wbolssale and Retail.PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPER-HANGIn6 done as usual.CHA8.McDONALD.Quebec, March 22, 1159.\t3b> Beef! Beef!! OR Sale by the Subscriber Beef\u2014Prime and Cargo.Inspection of 59.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Quebec, May 31, 1859.CLENFKLD STARCH.Exclusively used in Qneea Victoria\u2019s ;! Laundry, And pronounced by Hor Majesty\u2019» Laundress to be tke Finestsh« ever uaed.HE undersigned, Sole AgenU for Canada, are now receiving fall supplies of this EARED STARCH, and are prepared toanp-ply the Trade at Manufacturers\u2019 Prices, in Bond or Duty-paid.LAW, YOUNG A CO.Montreal, 11th May, 1859.\t1 '.imp.TO IRON FOUNDERS.Daily expected, Fire cement, > .D FireClay\t} ,n BaKs- And for Sale by RYAN, BROTHERS A CO.Quebec, May 31, 1859.(x WHA WHARFAGE.OOD DEEP WATER DISCHARGING k LOADING BERTHS at MARTIN'S ARVES JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Quebec, May 14, 1859.\t______ Just Arrived and for Sale.Z^IASKS London CRUSHED SUGAR, fjt) Ly 65 HalfChests Twankay and Young Hyson, ^Quebec, May 27,1869.Moulding Sand.fP0N8 BELFAST MOULDING IfJU X SAND for O.k H.QIBSONE.F 185£ Rice ! Rice ! ! JUST recsivsd, ex \u2018* Cameronian,\u201d 100 Bags best E.I.Rice.A.J.MAXHAM Quebec, May 25, 1859.A CO., A.A B.BELFAST sale.JOHN RITCHIE, Founder, St.Paul Street.Quebec, May 25, 1859.PORK.JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE gARRELS, 1st quality MESS ARRELS, PORK.\u2014ALSO\u2014 THIN and PRIME MESS.J.B.RENAUD, St.Paul Street.Quebec, May 25, 1859.__ Ini POWDER! POWDER U THE undersigned, SOLE AGENTS to the Canada Powoea Couvait, are now receiving : B C Cl Blasting, F FF FFF Sporting, loose, F FF FFF in ft and Jlh Canisters.The above Powder is of excellent quality, and tests 25 per cent stronger than any usually sold in the market.A.J.MAXHAM k CO., Quebec, May 4, 1859.\tA.ft >.JUST ARRIVED ÂHD For Sale by the Subscribers : 1^1 RESII SARDINES in quarters halves and 1\twholes, ** Walnuts, \" Vinegar, in Qr-Casks.A.J.MAXHAM A Oo.Quebec, May 7, 1859.\tA.A B.^ Scotch Whiskey, Ale, &c.DAILY expected, ex \" Clare,\" Scotch Whiskey, fine quality, Pale Ale, Coal Tar.A.J.MAXHAM ft CO.Quebec, May 25, 1859.Cheap Room Paper.JCST OPINING.OA 'DALKS COMMON ROOM PAPER If from 75 cents per dozen upwards.Discount for cash to Merchants.CHA8.McDonald, ' Upper-Town Market March 22, 1869.\t3m Window Glass.1000 B°X7*S qlass\u2019 3c x 4610 6* \u2014 ALSO, \u2014 10 Cases Thick Smotbwick Plate Glass in Squares to suit the largest Shop Windows.chas.McDonald.March 22, 1859.\t3m Stained and Ornamental Glass.HOCK, CLARET & CIGARS.BIASES PRINCE METTERNICHE\u2019S ~\\J \\J\tCABINET, 20 \" Liebfraumilcb, Still Hock, 30 '* Superior Claret, Chateau Mar- 30 «\t\u2022\u2022\t«\tSt Eitephe, 30 \"\t\"\t«\tSt Julien, -4LtO,- 10,000 Very Superior Havanah Cigar»,\u2014Pro- grama, 6,000\t\"\t«\t\u2022«\t« Figaro, 10,000\t«\t«\t«\t\" La Favorite, Just received and for Sale by FALKENHKRG ft MoBLAIN.Quebec, Bth May, 1859.WESTPHALIA HAMS.PROSPECTUS O F La Banque Nationale [InourjjoruleU by Act of Parliament.] JrtOR several years past, the public opinion 1 has been pre|«sseBsed with a desire to see established in Quebec a Bank the principal object of which would be to protect the interior trade and industry oi this country.It is unquestionably admitted that the inhabitants of Quebec aad its environs possess within themselves all the necessary elements to found an institution of this kind, with the best possible security for conducting its attendant business with economy, aad profit, white at the same time its prosperity would be alike honorable to its promoters, supporters, and the community at large.It is therefore but just that those among us who have studied that particular branch of finances should endeavour, with the assistance of their ftllow-oitizene, to found en institutieu which would give to the legitimate wishes of the inhabitants «.f the District of Quebec, to the numerous acting interests, and to exigencies of the local trade aU the necessary securities to order, prosperity and independence.We think the lime has now arrived for us to take op energetically the project of foundieg in Quebec a Bank which would attain the o£ jects we have above alluded to.It was especially with that intention that on the 15lb December last a Circular, signed by ten of the most iofiutnliel citizens in the Trade, Finances, Professions, and Industry, was addressed to a certain number of the citizens in the different Wards of this City, requesting them to attend a meeting for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of founding in Quebec a Bank of Circulation having for its object \u201c the protection of the inland trade and \"indnstry of this country.\u201d The meeting was attended by a large nnmber of persons of intiuence and standing in the city, and the subject was so favorably entertained, that measures were immediately taken to petition the Legislature at the following session for an Act of Incorporation.We have now the pleasure to state that the Legislature, admitting the necessity of encouraging the establishment of *\u2022 La Banque Nationale,\" passed an Act of Incorporation in favour of that institution.We cannot too strongly approve of the intention of the Provincial Legislature in giving ' *r\u201crt furjthe purrhaMof tijia laud wa» not imenUed to special and particular attention to the class of seenrities which the public interests should ever command from institutions of this kind.The Legislature cannot he too stringent on that point.At the same time it does not deviate from established rules and laws which protect the public in the formation of Chartered Banks, the Act of incorporation of \" La Banque Nationale\u201d provides some restrictions which tend to connect the people with the conservation of this Bank by their own interest.For, in the fact that the shares are of a sum proportionate\t__________________ to the means of the majority, especially of in- j be \u2022«tied by agreement by referring it to arbitration dnstrial classes, and that ihe small s'tock of | ilJM* each ooe will be invested in the Institution, the tution of this kind, managed with all necessary precautions can and must be useful in a city where the export trade and ship building annually require and absorb a Urge Capital.If it be thought our object is an opposition to other institutions of the kied already established in Quebec, it is an error.But we have inferred that a new Bank would easily find place in this city, and that it would be welcomed by the old Banks which are Horishing in onr midst having a constant and most productive employment of their capital.The position (among the citizens of Quebec) of those who are taking an active interest in this enterprise, is a sufficient security that the institution will be well managed, and that it will to the extent of its means meet the wants of the local trade and help to stimulate the spirit of enterprise in our extensive and populous district.The Board of Provisional Directors named by the act of incorporation is composed of The Ho».C.J.Tzbmei, M.M.Isidori Thibauozap, Ei\u2019aiii Clinic, Ciaioi Ten, Du Ol.Robitaillz, David Dussault, Psuoxnt Vallib.As soon as a sum of f400,000 if subscribed aud 10 per cent, of this capital paid up, a meeting of the Shareholders will be held for the election ot Directors to replace the Board of Provisional Directors.The Stock Book is now open at the office ot the undersigned, m the Building of Notre Dame Saving's Bank, St.John Street, Upper Town, and that gentleman is authorised to receive the names of subscribers.The office will be open daily from 10 to 3 o\u2019clock.By order of the Provisional Directors.F.VKZINA, Provisional Treasurer.Quebec, 1st June, 1859.jrOQMMKT OP TIIK LORDS OP TUB JUDICIAL COMMJTTKK OF TUB PRIVY COUNCIL OS TUB APPKAi.OP THByl KBKCAND RICH MoND RAILWAY COMPANY v.QUINN.PROM CANADA.Tresent ! JriKir ok riir Corar or Apvtbazty C'M.NCKLLua OK THZ Dl l HV OK COB.VWAJ.L.Jt'noi.or Tua Corar or Pbobatk.Ma John Tavlob Colkbumjk Th.appellant*.In tbi* cate, are a Railway Company, who bar.been order**! to pay to the roepoudem a «urn of X3.OU0 currency, a* the vaiau of certain land belong lug to bnu, winch ban been appropriated to the uae of the railway.The appellant* deny their liability to the payment of any part of ibta \u2022am.taeiaiing that the con subject them to any liability, and that if such eraa tb# intention, the perton* who a**umed to act on their behalf had no authority to bind them.It become* ueecMary to examine the fact*of tbe caia with *ome micuteneM.in order to aecertain wbai are tbe right* and obligation* of tbe partie*.In the year IH50.by an Act of tbe Canadian L«ci*U.lure, the appellant* were incorporated into a Company, f>>r tbe pnrpon»* of making a railway from Quebec to Kkhtuiinil, and were armed with power* of purchasing land «imilar to those which are contained in tie Railway Acta in Buglaod.Hv mcau* of tiicae power*, the Company were en-aided to take the land* retired for the railway either by agreeing with tbe owner* of the land, a* to tbe prim and compensation to be paid.or.if the matter could not 200 W™ Quebec, Mey 26, 1859.14, Buade st.Thomas l,cHlanc, MERCHANT TAILOR, (Of the let* fine of Fucus k LiRlsnc ) WOULD respectfully Inform his Friends end the Poblic that, he will now continue the business on hie own eocottnl at Mo.4, MOUMTAlM IIVLI*, next door to Doctor Morrxv's, Where he will constantly keep oti hand a choice Aswrtmeat of every article in the elothlng department, will make up to order at the shortest Notice and In the newest and best style of workmanship.Queheb, May 20.1859.\t,m NOTICE T is propossd to ERECT by BUBSCftlt\u2019-TION, at Modit Hirhoi Oinrtbrt a MOMENT to the memory of the late JOHN MUNN.Bo eoon m a sufficient sum shall have been subscribed, a Heeling of the subseriters will be called to decide upon the step to be taken for tarrying tbe design into rzscution.Bubseriptkn paper* will be left at the following places where all desirous of testifying their respect for the memory of an honest, and ftfcilat be had tbe nsane, \u2022 »f»*t liberal and benkvolent man, will havs an ppportnoitj of doing eo,\u2014vis : At the Bi*6ai Room, and at Meaere Robl.Stew own J at ter.F.Sinclair's Book Store, Upper own, and at the laverai abnut Qaebec.Quebec, April 13, 1169.s TAINED and Ornamental Glass of all Pat; terns\u2014 RUBY,\tGREEN, BLUE,\tORANGE, chas.McDonald.Qaebec, Mrrch 22, 1869.White Lead, Hubbuck\u2019s Patent W.Zinc, and Linseed Oil.NOW Landing ex \u201d Oily of Hamilton\u201d\u2014-200 Tins Genuine W.Lead, 28 lbs.tins, 100 do\tdo\t14 do 400 do Ground do No.1 and 2, 100 Tias Hnbbuok\u2019s Patent White Zirfe, K) Hhds ?Best Lidseed Oil, boiled 16 Oasks S\tand jew.Paris Green and otbsr Colon re.For sale by CHAS.McDONALD.Upper Town Market.Quebec, May 20, 1859.LANDING \u2014ex \"Standard\u201d and \u201c SunMside.\"\u2014 1650 B°V8 wiyr)0w oi'ass X 30, 150 Barrels Washing Soda, 150 do\tBicarbonate Soda, 25 do\tLamp Black, Brand,\u201d\u20146j xYj to 40 HALIA HAMS, daily per ship \" Main Oapt.Haack, from Hamburg, for tale to ar rive.FALKKNBBRG k MoBLAIN, Dean's Buildings SL Peter Street.Quebec, May 11, 1869.\t__ Just arrived per \u201cTinto,'* and for Sale.ALF CHESTS TWANKAY TEA, 12 Hlnft.\\ 19 Bbls.j RYAN, BROTHERS Qaebec, May 11, 1859.For Sale\u2014to arrive : LISBON SALT, 80 n Boiled Linseed Oil.k CO.ot ABOUT 200 Tons \u201c Reaper.\" About 165 do.\tdo.ex \"Six.\" Apply to RYAN BROTHERS ft CO.Quebec, May 26, 1859, For Sale\u2014to arrive : 1\tFIXONS No.1 Laugloan Pig Iron, I\t150 Tons No.1 Clyde do.RYAN BROTHERS A CO.Quebec, May 25, 1859.STORAGE ! STORAGE I! w HARFAGR and STORAGE offered at \u2022\u2022VlbAl ST.JEAN,\u201d 8t.Peter Street.For conditions, apply to Mr.Michil BitonuAr, who can be seen on the premises.J.B.RENAUD, St.Paul Street.Quebec, May 7, 1859.\u2014also\u2014 1000 Kegs Paints, No.1 White, Black Red, Yellow, Blue and Greens, 200 Kegs Vsnitian Rod, LANE, GIBB ft 00.Quebec, M«ty 25th, 1859.CABBY\u2019S SOAP.BOXES Oaseyb Liverpool SOAP, \" Grown Brand,\" ex \" Minnesota.\" For Sals by LANK, GIBB ft CO.Quebec, May 25,1869.LANDING \u2014ex \" Minnesoto,\u201d\u2014 \u2019 HD.Doable Refined LOAF 8U- 500 ards in and 200 H oaS; 100 Barrels Crushed Sugar, 100 Boxes Belmont Speiln Candles, 300 Bags Putna Rice, 60 Qr -Casks Olive Oil, 10 Hhds Rape Oft, 60 Barrel* Flour Sulphur, 20 Tierces Soda Ash, 6 Oasks Palm Oil, LANE, QIBB ft CO.Quebec, May 25.1859.Landing, Ex City of Hamilton, Cameronian, St.Lawtchcè, mid Lady Seymonr.ITHDS.De Kayperis HOLLANDS, X JL Puncheons Superior Old JaeMkioa, Barrels Base s Pale \u2019 quarts, Barrels Jamaica India Ale, plat* and Root Ginger, Chests Madras Indigo.Hhds.Coleesse'z Jar Mustard, Caae* Coletnaa's 1 lb aad 4 lb Mustard, Kegg Raised Saltpetre, Boses Fresh Valeur i» Raisins, 28 lbs, Oases Pearl Rage» Castor Oil, Oa«arr Heeds, Qr.-Casks Scotch Whiskey, Cases Scotch Whiskey, eaeh 1 do»., Barrels Soeteb Pearl Bwley, Bags Ras» India Rioe, \u201ej Qr.-Casks dire Oil, Hhds.Bath Bricks and Buttoa Blue.For Hale by i LANE, GIBB ft CO.Quebec, May 20, 1859.LANDING, 6m PATENT SHOT\u2014assorted, I C and IX TIN PLATES, CANADA PLATES, WINDOW GLASS.C.ft W.WCRTELE, St.Paul Street.Quebec, May 26, 1859,\t1m Room Paper, Room Paper.Far Sale by the Subscriber : 0/~k /1AA TJOLLS varying in price OV/tV/Ul * AV fr0,n Mnt< t0 I14 P*r roll, suitable for Drawing Roomr, Dining Rooms, Bed Rooms, Halls and Passages SAML.COKNRIL, 41, St.John Street.Quebec, May 27, 1859.\t1m F COALS.OR SALE\u2014to arrive 485 Tons Duffyn Steam Coals, per \" India.\u201d CHAS.R.LEVEY ft CO.May 28, 1859.\tSt.James Street.IRISH 60AF.u'ki w v f 4OXKS Olden's Cork Soap\u2014per Z\\){) I Elisa Keith.\" CHAS.R.LEVEY ft CO.May 28, 1869.\tSt.James Street.WHITING, PUTTY, \u2014 AMD \u2014 Fire Proof Paint fojTsale f%d\\ é TWT.of WHITING, \\ t 30 Owl.of beet ENGLISH PUTTY.20 Cwt.of FIRE PROOF PAINT.f.«\u2019Oft» IT Fl I,, Painter, Glazier abd Paper Hanger, tel Hi.John Street.Quebec, April 15, IWft.\t* Shareholders of \u201c La Banque Nationale\u201d will be ite natural aupporters.It is for the citizens to second us, each one to tbe extent of his means, and with that intention we have decided to make an appeal to the public.k is unnecessary to enter into long deuils upon the general object and spirit of Banking institutions.This would involve- a series of explanations which cannot make part of prospectus.It will suffice to say that tbe action of the Bank tends incessantly to augment tbe invested Capital by the amount of interest accruing, and to reduce at tbe same time proportionally the rate of interest; it creates a competition for Capital, it procures an interest, at the same time that it removes the chances of loss, and it furnishes a constant credit with almost regu lar conditions, in view of which tbe trade e.i-Ublisbea its operations.To those who possess cspiul, it offers an advantageous investment, winch can always realise its current value ; to those who are engaged in trade, in the mechanical and industrial professions, it furnishes means to multiply their capital by the credit and the circulation of notes.The proof of these statements is found in the fact that the Banks in Canada with few exceptions, have given to their Shareholders 8 per cent annual profit for many years, and that the shares are generally qnoted at a premium varying from 8 to 1C> per cent This being assumed, we will enter in the principal objects of security and which is imposed by the act of in corporation of ** La Banque Nationale.\" 1.\tTbe majority of the Shareholder*, in nnmber and value, must be British subjects.This has been wisely adopted, in order to avoid the hazardous speculations of onr neighbours of the United States.2.\tTbe subscribed Capital of tbe Bank must be One Million of Dollars, and the whole must be paid up in a period not exceeding five years from tbe day on which the Hank commences its operations.However, as soon as a sura of $400,000 is subscribed, and 26 per cent thereof paid in, the Bank cap commence its o|>erations.In view of being sooner available to the exigencies of tbe trade, and with the intention of paying interest as soon as possible to tbe Shareholders, we have decided upon having first subscribed a sum of $40,000 payable in the following manner, which, we think will meet with general approbation, viz; on each share of $50\u2014 10\tper\t100\tor\t$5 per\tshare,\t1st\tJuly\tnext 10\t\u201c\t\"\tor\t$5\t\"\t«\t1st\tAugust\t\" 6\t«\t\u201c\tor\t2.50\t\"\t\"\t1st\tSept.\t\u2022\u2022 5\t\"\t\u201d\tor\t2 50\t«\t\u2022\u2022\t1st\tOct.\t\" And so oo, (5 per cent) as mentioned in the following tableau, viz : 5 per\t\t100 or\t\t$2.50\tper\t\u2022hare\t1st Nor.\tnest 5\t14\tII\tor\tt> to do by tbe conirac tor*, exercise for and on behalf of tbe said contractor*, or permit the **¦\u2022{ contractor* to exercise, aa the case may be.aur of the power* vested in the said Company by the «ai l Art of the l.iib and I4tb Vic., rap.lid, *> fnlly, amply, and effectually, to all intentiand purposes, as if the Company Itaelf exercised snrh power* »nd per formed tbe said work* .and tn the exercise of anch power* to use the name of tbe Company if deemed ne ce»*ary '' (Appendix.24 ) Il «erni* very dttHcnil to raiae a Poat Office.Covered Waggon for sale.New Books\u2014P.Sinclair.Further Supply New Goods\u2014S.Levey A Co.Fire Insurance\u2014John Anderson.Coals for sale\u2014\tdo.Tanner\u2019» Oil\u2014Falkenberg A McBlain.Fire Bricks for sale\u2014J.Baile.Farms for sale\u2014F.Langlois.Sale Furniture\u2014B, Cole.Sale Furniture\u2014F.H.Hall.Underwriters'Sale\u2014A.J.Mai ham A Co.the Queen\u2019a birth-day laat year.Tbe Ringert ol the Cathedral, this year, son*what diminished is numbers, perfanaad thair duty well.The beadle of tbe Cathedral now occupies tbe position of foreman, and paya tht small quarterly \u2022alary allowed by tbe chnreb-wardens for the oae of the ringers.Neither he nor they bad any intention of applying for remuneration for their services on tlo 24th ultimo ; but the young men were told rather officiously, yet probably with a friendly intention, that had been set apart for them by the committee, and they ware urged to apply and get the amount to prevent ita going elsewhere.Accordingly they did apply, but did not receive payment.We are also informed that some of them having heard it alleged, that the Corporation bad paid a certain sum for a similar service last Queen's birthday, and well knowing that they had received nothing, requested to see the receipt, but the receipt could not be found.We do not mean to infer that the corporation did not pay the amount alleged ; we oulj tueau to say, on the evidence of parties concerned, that, if the amount was paid they did not receive their share of it.Now, we have distinctly shown (as we think) that there was but little doubt that tbe rumor was founded on fact ; and that the Cathedral authorities (including for ought we know, the ventrable beadle and his staff of atsistanta) are completely exculpated from the illiberal iujuicioue insinuations and the unmerited censure of the Journal di Qutbtc.We, therefore, call upon the editor, an a man occupying a public aud responsible position in this community to come forward and make the amende Honorable, before his own fellow-countrymen, to those persons whom he has so injudiciously attempted to cast bis venomous slander.POLICE COURT.Tm» Prikci ov W alss.\u2014-The Prince of ^alqi» ho is about to travel in Spain\u2014at MUT ¦\u2022\u2022\u2022¦I :ie province of Andalusia\u2014has arrlv A at Gfa-rith distinguished n itome furoUbea ho (Bufura J.Maguire, Ka*., Boiko Bxgiairata)\tthe province was tried tor being\t\u201cfvin.1 ^Tt- the following anecdote of bis roval highness : near the ship Klfia , and .«»®1 TiftxJL \u2014\u201cThe Print® or Wales, before leaving Ron*, o° i-op.* ua.h* a™*.» \u2022* o\u2019clcck, the defendant was observed going o>- \u2022ot\tfro» th# t® g» thus red axing »tu> toll# on tho** \u2022*»?»» ®r 30 canto par ion, which tbay rocaaUy |**W.U> w QUEBEC.JUNE 17, 18-59.Aitkals to th* Privy Covncil.\u2014Werec^iv-e 1 by the last mail from England and publish on the first page, the copy of a judgment rendered, some months ago, by the Lords of th » Privy Council in tbe case ol Quinn rx.the t.'uebcc and Richmond Railway Company Many of our citizens hare no doubt heard of this case, and, will read this decision with in tereal.This judgment as well as all others delivered by the same tribunal, which we .have recently copied in other cases, will give the general reader an opportunity of observing the great care and attention bestowed on all matters brought before their Lordships of the Privy Council for determination.It is highly impor tant to the country that a right affording such security and protection as that of appeal to the Privy Council should be preserved, and the advantages arising from ihe exercise of that right were never better illustrated than in the case, which appears in the Chronicle to-day.We have collected several notes on the general subject, and intend to arrange and condense them into an editorial form in the course of a day or two.We should have been glad to do so on the present occasion, had time and other engagements permitted.Aurival or thr Govirror GassRAL.\u2014His Excellency the Governor General arrived by Railway from Montreal, yesterday afternoon about 4 30 P.M.Having crossed the river in the Railway Ferry steamer, his Excellency was received on the wharf by a guard of honor from the 30th regiment, and b) the heads of tbe military departments; there was also a consid erable namber of citixens present, prepared to welcome the Governor General.A salute was fired from tbe Durham Terrace by tbe Royal Artillery, and Sir Edmund landed amid the cheers of the citizens assembled on the wharf.A carriage was in waiting, and His Excellency drove through the city, and proceeded appar eutly in the direction of Spencer Wood.wards the vessel ia qoestiou in a boat, in which be remained until he reached a raft that was moored alongside.He walked across the timber to tbe ship, went on board through the bow-port, and was in the act of removing a i seaman\u2019s chest, whtn tbe mate, who had watched his proceedings, arrested aud detailed bun until the arrival of tbe Police, The detefidaul sentenced to be imprieoned for three months, and to pay a fine of A5 and costs.Messrs Secretau A Dunbar prosecuted, aud Mr.Alleyn appeared for tbe defence.Richard Turpin was tried for a similar offence, committed near the ship \u201c Washington\".The defendant, who is one of the most daring and notorious of the \u201ccrimps\" at this port, boarded the \u201c Washington\" immediately on her arrival from Boston, on Wednesday afternoon, the 8th instant, entered into communication with the crew, returned to the vessel several times, and was subsequently arrested by the River Police while cstrrying off one of the seamen, with his clothes.The Police Magistrate convicted him, and he was sentenced to three months\u2019 imprisonment, and to pay a fine of A\u20185 and costs.Messrs Secretau A Dunbar appeared for tbe prosecution, und Mr.Alleyn for the defendant.RacsiviNO Searbk\u2019s Clotiuko.\u2014Peter Brown and Alexander Morrison were tried for receiving seamen\u2019s clothing and other articles from on board the ship \u201c Janet Kidston,\u2019' without tbe permission of tbe master.On Sunday night, tbe 5tb instant, at about 10 o\u2019clock, the defendants went to the vessel with James Bruce, a seaman who had deserted from her, and received from him his chest and bag, which he handed over the side to them, they remaininjf on the wharf.The seaman himself testified to tbe facts, and also stated that be boarded for nearly a week wi*u Brown, who keeps a lodging house in O.araplain street.Tbe defendants were convi- ted, *ud each sentenced to three months\u2019 imprisonment, and a fine of A'5 and costs.Messrs.Secreun A Dunbar prosecuted.tbe most cordial manner.On bis floly*»* \u2022*-the untattled State of An insult is twice as deep as an apology.A insult sinks to tbe heart and rankles there whilst an apology merely skims over tbe sur face, but never heals the wound.To persons impertinently disposed, what a warning ought this not to be.At Toronto, on Saturday, the lumber yard and steam factory of Smith, Burke A Co., and number of adjacent buildings, were destroyed by fire ; loss $.14.000 ; no insurance.A large number of workmen have been thrown out employment by the fire.elsewhere Mass.frow A «MTvapoMOüit rMoetloa haa been mafia !¦ the lull» ou the ll.LueroucnOaaal pressing his regret at\t.Italy, the Prince said he shofild ba snoatbappy to take him to Malta, if be Ukad M> go with him.\" Rirta Cli'bs.\u2014The formation of rifle olnbs and voluniaer corps proceed sleaAUj throughout tbe count! j, and in many plaofifi the pro-xuotent of itauin art* going about ibeir work in a trulv business-like manner.At Cambridge we notice that the first meeting for practice has already been held.In Warw ickshire u im proposed to form 26 companies of from &0 »o 60 men each, and tor the pun*»»* of *oroll-iug them, offices are to be opened at durèrent towns throughout the county.Coxaaaca or MiRirili \u201c ~ coPr froin ^ llar aid the fallowtaf oeaum-rciAl auiemeuix ¦.\u2014 .iV-wIax the Rami'cr of arrival# end tee M ia* t>«rt of Montraal op lo the ?lh ***** \u2014 WHO IS TROUBLED WITH RAT&f Who la a alloyed with Aeto »\tM .Who 1*\t»llh loetb*ou»aJte*\u2018-\u201c,e , Ht \t\u2022 Mo.efVWMti\tToaao*«.Sg\t45 M\t16.335 IH.UU7 1634\t33\t9U.33I 1*35\t37\t13,9*5 1*36\t42\t91 923 »*3T ISM\tJL\t4o 41\t24.797 90.97» 1*3»\t-a ^\t41\t94.519 trangar i.aud *< From LRUS'-1 A Oo '» ceeded i CockioaclMf ing insects, and such like disgust-erè before very numerous.8.VILLENEUVE, Director of Montreal College.Montreal, April 20, '1148.AUDrarao* fc*\" u NU- fustkaJH»11 >D pernweu , w Joe eve^rSlTU RDI A.M , and every MONDAY, at FIVE, A per Oukaso Lisa Quebec Boat Office, ) lïtfc June, 1850.< FURTHER BY THE 1UROPA.The U.8.frigate Wabash was at Naples, and together with the British men*of-war, tired half hourly guns as a tribute to the memory ol tbe late King.The government of Naples it is said, have prohibited the export of sulphur.French engineers it is said, have recommenc-\u2022d building fortifications a* Civile V eocbla.The Paris Debats has a letter from Rome, saving that Piedmont has recognized tbe neutrality ol the Pontifical butes on certain conditions.Livbki'Ool, June 4 \u2014Breadstuffx tend downward and all qualities slightly lower.Richardson, Spence A Oo., report floor very dull at Tuesday's decline ; quoted lisa 13s '.'d per 100 lbs.Wheat very dull and declined 2d a 3d per 100 lbs ; Western red 8s a 10s 3d, white 10s 3d a Us ; Southern lus Gd a 13s Corn very dull, aud declined 2d a 3d ; mixed 6s Gd a Gs 8d ; yellow Gs8d a 6s lid, white 8s a 8s GJ per 100 lbs Kuuewent ofaomeof tba pria Ipal article# (f rooarle*.Ac,) liupurted lato Montreal, from lb# lal J*®?*!* tu tb* 3l#t May.18M».compared with the *am« of torretpoudlux period of but year «\u2014 Article#.\t1*3& Quantity Value.To», lb#.ntrrtjNO\tfiaeoM bue*r.rcllned.Ibe UIUW XWH Sugar, other, lb# SX17477 153727 Brandy, gal*.l\u2018 \u201c Ü\" \u2018\u201c^¦fVOÏO.0.ORÛCKEJt, Waatpoi t, N.S.¦poke US 9 AL MAIL LINE, EUilTcOMrANY MTwaia EC Sc MONTREAL, by Act of ParltaMat.Your Worm Losenges are very highly oken of in this localUy- 0.HKRIOT SMITH, , Lepreun, N.B.IMPORTER Of Slim flail, Plalcd «aie The new and Splendid Steamer NAPOLEON, 0APT.P.COTTK', WILL LBAVI NAP0LX0IT8 WHARP P0R This Afternoon at POtflÉt o\u2019clock, Touching at Betlacan, Tbiao Bivara * Sorel._ CHm^ À CH.A38.M Fellows\u2019 Worm Loxengea are sold by all Apothecaries.\t^ JOHN MUSS0N à Co., ST BKG8 to inform his ftleads and .I i.the public In geoeril, that be bM no connection with any other establishment a similar name in this City.No.1, St.John street.Quebec, June 17, 1858.Quebec, April 30, 1859, A gcuts.QFA S.IA81JOI Ac Total.mile# 880.Weekead'g5thJane,165e.M 849.Increase , 31 40.396 61 38,733 36 1,654 25 COMMERCIAL.Imports and Exports at Quebec* [Compiled for the Morning Chronicle.] TotalTrafflc from July lat 1858 .'.\u20229,118.790 31 \u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022 for aaiaa period toat year.\u20222,308,208 491% J.HAH I RDM AN.Auditor I M PORTS Judo 16.Pur brig Novo Acllvo.de Magathaex, from Oporto\u2014 6 bil l* port wine.40 qr cask* A 50 «\u2022**«# do.to Brock.Gordon A Co 40 octavo* A 4 bags coma, to Ryan Bro* St 39 nr caaka port wlaa.to Chaa K Levey A Oo.160 wicker basket* to A J ilaKathaca.\u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal.IVr brig Apabargo, Monti from Antwerp\u2014l*») o** glaaa to# J Palcraou.33 bxa glass A t cask hardware, to 11 S Neon.1843 bxa glaa*.to Chlnlc.Slmard A Me-thot.750 hx# glaaa to order.\u2014Ueiuaindci of cargo for Montreal.\t_\t.Pcrbark.C y be fix Wfa«*t»n.from Daraoutb\u2014104) ban* rail iron IOe bar* A 312 bdla Iron,\u2014part thrown overboard\u2014 to D C Thompaon.70 ton# coke to max 1er.Fur ship Siam.Bopkirk, from Liverpool\u20147000 aack* salt to Falkenberg A MeUlain- Movkmknts ok General Nibl.\u2014According to the Paris letter of the New York Commercial Advortixer.Gen.Niel, with 30,000 men, Is In close support of Garibaiui, with the double object of protecting him and .marching on Milan.Explorations ok th* Misnssota Riysr.\u2014 The steamer \u201c Belfast\" has made a trip this season up the Minnesota to the mouth of the Yellow Medicine, 440 miles from St.Paul, much higher than any boat had before ascended the river.The \u201c Belfast\" took up supplies for the Winnebago and Sioux Indians, whose Reserves are near tbe head waters of tbe Minnesota River.The river was in a good stage, and no serious obstruction was found.The Indians were astonished at the \u201c fire canoe, \u2019 the first that had invaded their territory.The steamer \u201c Freighter,\u201d on her way up to test the possibility of reaching the Red River of the North from the Minnesota River, was mat on the return trip of the Belfast.The machinery of tbe little boat called the Anson Nnrtbup was hauled aeross in sleighs from St.Cloud to Red River last winter, and is probably now running as the craft of the North-West.The Paris Presse sûtes that M.Pertz, a librarian at Berlin, has just discovered the ma-ouscriot journals of two Genoese navigators, Teodosio Dorio and Ugolino Vivaldi, who doubled the Cape of Good Hope in 129ft, or two hundred and seven years before Vasco de Gama.(From tbe Montreal Gazette ) Stats ok Fexuno in Esoland.\u2014The following ia an extract of a private letter which we have received from a gentleman in Liverpool.It shows at least, that the feeling in one circle is not verv much in favor of the French alliance.We fancy the same feeling is pretty general, and it is that to which The Times has appealed in its recent leaders :\u2014 \u201c People here are busy, as you will see from the papers, iu forming Rifle Corps.The matter appears to be taken up in earnest.Everybody believes that Napoleon intends to make an attack upon England\u2014either separately or in alliance with Russia.Everybody thinks that he purposes to annoy us, and that pretty soon.This sad business will surely give people adis-Uste for French manners and education, and people will perhaps begin to be satisfied with their own dear England.Onrrnlersand statesmen do not seem able to grapple with events as they press upon us.They seem as it were lost in confusion.What the result of the present struggle will be we dare scarcely conjecture.We do not like to think upon it, as tbe suflering and loss of life will be so dreadful.\" A Di kl.\u2014^ Tough .V/ory.\u2014The following narrative was last night given to our Reporter by Councillor Auclsire in the Hall of the City Council.It seems very singular, but we give it literally as the Councillor Ifimself narrated it.He appeared to be laboring under much excitement at tbe time :\u2014 Yesterday morning, at about half-past ten, Councillor Auclaire says he was accosted In McGill Street by two persons, whom he did not know, in the French language.They upbraid ed him for his conduct in supporting the Mayor, and one of them threatened to strike him, when he stated that he did not fight like a black gnard The unknown person upon this replied that he had with him \" the utensils to fight like gentlemen,\" and a case of duelling-pistols was produced by his companion.Councillor Au claire says lie then Invited them to step into i cab with him ; they did so ; and proceeded im mediately to the rear of the new College, at the Priests\u2019 Karra.One second, the man who carried the pistols, answered for both.The ground was at once measured offby tbe second and the combattants faced each other at about 20 paces apart.Tbe signal to fire was given and Coaneillor Auclaire shot his unknown an tagonist through the ancle.He added to onr Reporter: \u201c et je l\u2019ai laissé couché là comme un bntxtrd.\u201d\u2014Montreal Gazelle, June 10.AsoTnaa Muensa.\u2014A man, Timmins, was supposed to be aocidentally drowned off the deck of tbe Steamer Yamaska a few days ago, oa ber passage np from Sorel.He was mur dared by being thrown overboard, after being robbed, by three of tbe crew, tbe second mate Startling Disclosi'rxs.\u2014The trial of John M\u2019Laughlin, at Chicago, a few days ago, for throwing a train of cars on the Galena and Chicago Railroad off the track, has disclosed a most daring and diabolical gang of villains, both male and female.The members of tbe gang are located at Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago, and it seems they are engaged in murders by ail sorts cf devices, such as poisoning arson and railroad obstruction.Several confidential letters between two female friends in Buffalo, and an accomplice in Chicago, dis close the whole matter, and the entire plan of operations.From these it appears that a nntn ber of persons hare fallen victims to their ne f irions schemes, and how many have suffered by others\u2019 hands can only be conjectured.This discovery may account in *ome measure for many of the secret murders by poison and other means, accidents to railroad trains, Ac., that have been so numerous of late.A Largs Mirror.\u2014The New York Journal of Commerce says that the largest mirror ever imported into this country has jsst been received from Paris, for tbe Fifth Avenue Hotel.Its dimensions are G6 by 188 inches, nnd its cost, exclusive of frame about $1500.No ship was Urge enough to admit it between decks, aud so it was brought as part of a deck-load.This glass is to be placed in the dining-room, opposite the entrance from tbe main corridor, where it can be displayed to tbe best ad vantage.The contract for looking-glass plates for this large hotel amounts to about $16,000 ; the cost of silvering and frames will increase the amount to near $30,000 Fruit Proiprcts.\u2014The prospect for fruit of rarious kinds, in many parts of the State, was never better than at present.In Central Illinois there will not only be an abundance of apples bnt alio of peaches.The same is true, we believe, down in Egypt, where the people are fast growing \u201c fat and sassy\u201d over their pecuniary prosperity.Thank Heaven for a plenty of good fruit! We already have before our eyes visions of a \u201c good time coming,\u2019 when we shall visit some of our country friends (we love to see them about peach timeI) and feast npon ths luscious frnit, fresh frotu the trees.\u2014Home Journal, Chicago, Jane 10.Reports from various quarters along the Upper Mississippi, state that nearly all the bridges across tbe stream have gone.EXPORTS.Junr 16.Per ahlp Aurora, Morrison, for Brlatol\u2014W ton# oak 650 do «bite pine, Iu pipe stave*, ûui WOW Ido.atd puie df*la, \u2014> cord* latbwood, by C E Larry A Co.Par ahlp Advfc-o.I>i< k.for Fort (tlaaffow\u20141560 tona white pine.Ilui W I W Ü atave*.96U aid piaa deal*.2.'» cords lathwood.by A (illiuoar St Co IVrkhip Olive.Facey.for Mumble#\u201425 tous red pine, 8i«i do while pine, 4tn WI WO auras, 40UO atd pine deals.1C cords latbwood, by Hugh Murray l*er abip l-adr Seymour.England for Bristol\u201430 ton* oak.25 do bircb.30 do rwl piu«, 12CO do white pine, UiOO atd pinedcals.3m pipa atarea.Cm pan* do, 12 cord# latbwood.by Henry Fry.For abip Birmingham.Johns, from Liverpool\u2014185 tons elm.108 ) do whita pine.1938 atd pine drala.14m W I \u2022tar>>*.2m pipe do, 12 cord* latbwood, by G B Symrs A Co.\u2019per bark Bergmann.Curran, for Now Rosa\u20147 tons oak.t.5 do rod pine 330 do white pianir 2m SUPtWOR PIMtLY LF\" See advertisement of Dr.SAnroan\u2019s LIVER 1NVIGORATOR in another column KF* HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS \u2014Mrs Wusslow\u2019b Soormso Sracr is the only thing that you can rely upon to give rest to yourself, and relief and health to your infant, \u2014See advertisement in an another column.A VifliT to Lamabtink.\u2014A correspondent of the London Spectator gives the following enthusiastic account of a visit to Lamartine at his own home :\u2014 \u201c Lamartine, as usual, was lull of kind words for his guests ; I enjoyed my first evening with this distinguished man.He lives quietly, no ostentation, no show, but an air of comfort about his small saloon\u2014a something that welcomes you\u2014a home feeling that cheers you, and give» you a taste for more.Night after night his door is open\u2014oo wine, no re-fteshments, save the wine of the poet\u2019s conversation, save the mental repast of the rich and instructive conversation Krer^ing, after evening, his friends gather about him, and no man living bas a wider circle, or those more true.The queen of his household I know was an English lady ; I knew that she was elegant with her pen ; but! did not know that she was equally so with her chisei and with her pencil The room was full of remembrances\u2014paintings, busts\u2014lull of pictures on canvass and on porcelain\u2014aud all the handiwork of Madame Lamartine.The paintings are mostly of the first masters, and the sculpture is worthy of tbe painting.The conversation turned on the war \u2014England\u2019s position, Prussia\u2019s neutrality.All spoke well of the Italian cause ; no words agaiat ths Emperor or the government were uttered by the poets, the painters, the authors, the politicians, that thronfed the little boudoir saloon of the great republican chief.\" The source of the Ticino, about which we now read so much, is in Switzerland, near Mount St.Oothard.The river Is about 112 miles in length, but is navigalde for only 70 miles.It was on the borders of the Ticino that Hannibal, descending from the Alps, defeated Publias Cornelius Scipio.Emile de Girerdio, being about to rusticate at Em* or Baden, had the precaution to inquire if bn might go unmolested, but got answer from the local police that they would not be ___________________ answerable for his tranquility, being the anlbor i the Weiiaod uaoal vtMe* m the 3rd rflkMlUII born p,n,phl.t rrcomj».n.ln,, .French war on the Rhine, in lieu of the present campaign on tbe Po.A piece ol news, given by the French journal* a» of tbe bigbeet importaace, ie that négociations are now going on between the court of the Tuileries and the Holy Hee.with * \u201d1®* to the canonisation of Joan of Arc, who, itaeema, has never yet been made a saint.A Fuason Bum.\u2014The Courrier de Parie aay# that over the gate of tbe cemetery of the liule town of Bordeaux, department of Drome, bas lately been painted the inscription :\u2014lei .on n'rnierrequ* let mort* qut oivt dame la eommtene .\t.\t.i .\t.\t.\t.\tjn Pain Killer.I We bave but little confidence in tbe trumpet tongued statements Of tbe proprietors of advertised médecine* generally, bat we are forced to concur in tbe opinion, uniformly expressed by all who have need Perry Davla1 Pain Killer, that it is a very valuable article, and one that it would be well for every householder to have at hand, i a cane of bruises, scalds, burns, diarrhea, dysentery, cholera, fever and ague, and tbe boat of diseases, external and Internal, which it is adapted to cure or alleviate.No article of medecine ever attained to such unboonded popularity and extensive dilTneion.Invented only sixteen years since, ita curative powers have been experisneed by many, many thousands in every part, even the most remote ol the known world, bearing with it its healing influences more potent than those of the spioes of \u201c Araby tbe blessed.\" We are informed by oor principal druggists, that they sell tnora of this article for exportation than of any or all others, and that,tbe demand is constantly increasing.\u2014fiakiu Observer.Sold by lileaicine dealers.June 11, 1859.________ ^\t; ji( ^ ) .\t.\t.n rwrrrti among others.One of them bas turned Queen's I j]sra are buried only the dead who live \u2022videoce.\u2014Montreal Uaeette, June 16.\tt|,9 parish.\u201d 1er Tlw\u2019re la an artlve rlemanit at I9Jd «A- Toronto until ,on MONDAY, the 20tb JUNE laat., for tba aonveyaaoa of Mae Ma^totyT Mntia, oa » pnqmsed Cahtract far toot yearn, twice par week each way, betwaefoQnabaa sad He Ray* tnood, from tAn lst JULY aMfeufc {\t1 Oowvsyaas to ba made Un Y-Htlr* drawn by one horse.\t:i O\u2019alftok, A.M.|nb« U TlaAl MtoQtMbee Poste OH06 at FOUR\tt.St, on tbe sasaa dap ; lUturning\u2014to lenra tha Quebec Poat-0f$eb evert WRDNMAY aMÉ \u2022'FaTURDAY, a! T$N 6\u2019elock A M , and to tobdhfU.RaysBond, let hoatii aflat.\u2022!\t*1.rHutod aotfrte emitofetng toPtber totorma-tidn ad td èoMIttona *f fwyOaaP Ooatonot «ay be'seen, and blank foima of Tender may \u2022\u2022 oiiieloed, althe'PrtSiOÉHais afQaabe«i Laratto, \u2019) abaoi aali WIM.l A M^lTëHRPrAJlUv f Ac.Ptol-OAaa In^otor.Quebec, 0 Jnne, 1859,\tS l*nri coal .a liiqf THE MORNING CHRONICLE, FRIDAY.JUNE 17.1869 11,^\t1 11 Grand Trunk Railway* Alteration of Trains.ON And AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 10th, TRAINS will lt*v« POINT LEVI M under:\u2014\t¦' * *«\u2022 \u2022Jf Me il Trelo for PorlUnd, Notion, ) Montreel, (be Wffi nyd *11 U- ?0:10, A.M.tennedleto Si*iloot, *i ) B, Mendeyt, W*4-.! nd Prider*, -cerry-r gen from Point Lo-^ 9.00, A.M.XzprtM Train A» Mentree!,\t8.46, P.M.81.Tbouut Trnliii erery 4*j, \\\t0.00, P.M.Freight Train, Monday*, W#4- netdeyt end lag Few ?I to Riehmeud, N.F\u2014Treio* aw ran by Montreal Tim*.\u2014 Company's Ferry IW leaee Quebee Wharf in oonraotloo with the Train* by Quebec Time.\u2014 See advertisement.J.MARTIN, * Superintendent.OEO.REITIJ, General Manager.Quebee, Jane IB, 1S59.\tim NOTICE ! ÊWN and AFTER MONDAT, the 20U intt, F.tbe GRAND TRUNK FERRY STEAMER 1 run a* under until further notice :\u2014 Leaves the Railway\tLeasts the Railway: « Station,\tFerry Wharf, tOIRT LEVI:\tQUEBEC: 7:00 A .if.\t) with Pas\u2019 ) Pa\u2019grs 4flreight\t6:06 A.M, > 4 Malls 8:30 >\tfrom\t) for Mortl ) St.Thomas\t7:80 a.».9:30\tt:00 10:90\t10:60 11:30\t11:60 12:46 r.v.\t12:00 noon, } Paa.and Mail\t1:16 tm.1:50 >\tfrom\t1:15 ) Montreal,\t8:30 Express.1:45\tiPes.tfr 4:00\t4:45 f j|.> for St.6:30\t) Thomas.7:00\t6:30 10:00 |\t8:90 Qcbbbo ran.\tr\\ V.'\t\u2019 Carrisge and two Horee* and Drleer.40c.Waggon, Horee and Driver.20c.Oort, Hone and Driver.15c.Goode per ton.80c.JAMBS TIBBÎTS, Quebec, J une 15, 1859.\tProprietor.Tadousac, Rimouski, Rivière du Loup, Murray Bay, and Rivière Quelle.THE 8TBAMIR .o Sd G\tY, CAPT.R.SIMARD, WILL LEAVE QILLBSPIS'S WHARF, FOR TUB ABOYB PLA0B8, ON Wednesday» 22d inst., at 8, a.m.N.B.\u2014The Steamer will net leave for Rimouski on Friday, iVth last., as it ie necessary to keep her here to be painted, Me., Ac.In fetu^e the 8AGUBNAY will atari every WEDNESDAY for RIVBR SAGUENAY, and intermediate place#, and every SATURDAY for R1M0U8IU and intermediate piece*.It iealeo intended that the shall call once a weak at Lea Bboulemente and SL Paul s Bay.For further information, apply to JOHN LAIRD.Agent, ,\t12, St.Peter Street.Quebec.June 16, 1859, FORWARDING FOR FROM Lakt Champlain, Qnebac and Montreal TO Preaeott, Brockville, Kingaton, and Porta on Lakes Ontario and Xrie, THE Subecnbers are now prepared, with a STOCK of SIXTEEN FIRST-CLASS BARGES and TUG STEAMERS, to CONTRACT f.r the TRANSPORT of SAWN LUMBER, PRODUCE of all kinds, MARBLE, SLATE, RAILWAY and other IRON, to and from the above Porte, at Low Rates, and with Dilpatch.GLASSFORD A CO.f Quebec, June 14, 1869 R«7«l ¦til Use.QUEBEC TO «1SPE, PiSPEUiC DiLIOUSIE, ¦IR1MICBI and PICT0U.m THE POWERFUL FIRST CLASS NEW Iron Screw Steamer \u201c LADY HEAD,\" W.Davisom master, will leave ATKINSON'S WHARF, on SATURDAY, lb* 25tb JUNE, at NINE Vclock, A.M., touching at the above plBoes goiag and returning.RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT i Pint ciaaa.8nBk BILL,\u201d 1181 Tom Eegistor, 360 Hors# \u2019ower, 12 years, A 1.Ronsar Oriobvo», lute of the \"Three Bells,\") Commander.The \u201c John ÊMF will.SA$.S90É /[ i UEBEC FOR CLAtCOW, os UKSDAY, tMe 21* JME* trt of Pasaagt frowi Qufbtc to Glasgow ialoon Cabin,.a.on \u2022orward Cabin.$46 00 \u2022bird Class (loelodlig an *b«nf*n* supply of properly cooked provisions $ 5 \"l1 Children la proportion.y Berths not éeosvsd ûitil p*M fa»* Each Ship carries a duly qualified Surgeon.\u2019#r Freight or ?*\u2022¦\u2022*\u2022« appljf ^ G* * D* iw, Hftft , 0,JOBgllT MAW k 00> Quasbc.Inebee, May 24, 1869.TO BE HOLD.HORSE, Set of English iterneM, with* nearly new Dog Cart, th# j* Offices ehoet to proceed tolng-Apply at tbit Qffie* r> >bec, June 14, 1859\t3p Freeh do.Barley.) of very first ) quality.For sal* by Quebec, June 9, 1869.J.B.RENAUD, St.Paul Street.1m Now Landing, ex \u2022* Beacon,1 O^IASKS BORDEAUX VINEGAR, V> and for sale by Quebee, June 8, 1869.ROSS k CO.12 PEOPLE\u2019S BUILDINU S0CIETT.THK 106th MONTHLY SALK OK SHARIS will take place at the Office of the Society, on MONDAY NEXT, tbe 20th Luitant, et EIGHT o\u2019clock P.M.precisely.By order.WM.MILLER, Secy.Pooples\u2019 Build.Society\u2019s Office, ^ Quebec, June, 16 1869.qnfbpf Pfrm»*witBiilMlEg8#ffiUty rpHR MONTHLY INSTALMENT for June I will Uke piece at the Office of the 8o-eletv, in the New Building of Notre-Dame Saving's Bank, St.John Street, Upper-Town, So the 10th instant, being the Third MONDAY, r.YMWA.Her y.-Tree*.Quebec, June 16, 1869, AUCTiqff SALES BY A.J.MAXHAM & CO.FRK8H Englith Grocerits, LIQUORS,_ Ac., Ac.WILL BE BOLD BY AUCTION, ON Friday, the 17th June, j\\.t the Btorea of Laite, Gibb k> Co* A LARGE aid EXTENSIVE ASSORT-MENT of FRESH ENGLISH GROCERIES, now landing, consisting of :\u2014 1004» PACKAGES NEW TEAS\u2014Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Twan-kay, Oolong, also English Souchong and Congou, Barrels English end Duleh Crushed Sugar, Hbds.and Barrels Loaf Sa gar, small loaves, Puneheona and Barrel* Bright Syrup, Baga Mocha, Java and Laguj ara Coffee, Barrels Fresh Roasted Coffee, Oaa*e Paste Blacking, assorud numbers, Oases Fresh Olive Oil, pints and quarts, Qr-casks Olive and Sperm Oil, Boxes Oawego Coro, white and blue Starch, Barrels Scotch Pearl and Pot Barley, Boxes Oeeey's Liverpool Soap, Dos.Corn Brooms, assorted numbers, flags Patna and Arracan Rice, Qr-casks Bordeaux Vinegar, Barrels Bass Ale, quarts and pints, Tierces Fresh Smoked Hams, Hbds, Qr-casks, Ocuves Vine Growers' Pale Cognac, old VinUges, Oases Old Cognac, Vine Growers' Hhdi DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, Oases DeKuyper\u2019s Hollands, Puncheons Superior Old Jamaica Rum, Qr-catks Superior Scotch Whiskey, Qr-casks Pale Sherry, various grades, Qr-casks Port Wine, various grades, Boxes Fresh Tobaccos, favorite breads, 6\u2019s, 10\u2019s and32>t, Hhds.Leaf Tobacco, Bales Leaf Tobacco.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Mustard, Coleman\u2019s 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 e large variety of other goods.Sale at half-past ONE o'clock, precisely.,\tA.J.MAXHAM A 00.Quebec, June 10, 1859.\tA.4 B.Sale of Fire Bricks.By Auction, will be sold, on MONDAY next, tbe 20th instant, at tbe Stores of Messrs.RYAN BROTHERS 4 Co., to Cloee Consignments : Ifk /'VAA T]7IRE BRICKS, which may J1 now be seen at Chapman\u2019s Wharf, Point Levi -AVTBK WHICH,- An assortment of Chimney Tops, Drain Pipes, 4c.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM 4 CO.Quebec, 16 June, 1859.\tA.4 B.Underwriter\u2019s Sale of Materials.By Auction will be sold on TUESDAY NEXT, 21st inst., at tbe EAST INDIA WHARF :\u2014 JW SAILS.MATERIALS, Ac., brough up from the Brig \" Alderman Pirie,\u201d from nderland, by tbe Ship \"Siam,\u201d and sold for Account of the underwriters\u2019 or others concerned.By order of the Master.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock A.M.A.J.MAXHAM 4 CO.A.4 B.Quebec, June 17, 1859.Sale Fresh Teas, Bright Sugars, United Vineyard Brandy, &c.Will be sîld by auction, on WEDNESDAY next, the 22nd inst.at the Stores of Messrs.GILLESPIES 4 CO., Gillespie\u2019s Wharf : HDS.BRIGHT SUGAR, 200 Packages FRESH TEAS, United Vineyard Brandy.Particulars iu future advertisement.Sale at TWO o\u2019clock P.M.A.J.MAXHAM 4 CO.Quebec, Jaue 16, 1856.\tA.4 B.Sugar, Teas, Coffees, &c.Hhds.bright porto rico sugar, Tierces Loaf Sugar Bbls Crushed A and Dry Crushed Sugar Puns Muscovado Molasses Bags Cleaned Patna Rice Bbls Pot and Pearl Barley Bags Coffee, Java, Jamaica, Laguayra and Bbls Roasted Coffee\tCape Boxes Ground Coffee Chests and hlf-obests assorted Teas, Hyson, Twankay, Imperial and Souchong, Boxes Raisins.M.R.and Valencia Frails Fresh African Dates Drams Rleure Figs Barrels Xante Currants, Cases Fresh Olive Oil, quarts and pints Casks Crosse 4 Blackwell\u2019s Mushroom Ket-Oolmaa\u2019s Mustard in jars\tchap Crosse4 Blackwell's Mustard in bottles Bales Cloves, Cases No.1 Nutmegs, Bags White and Black Pepper Mau Cassia, Bags Pimento, Cases Ground Ginger in tin foil Cheats Pearl Sago Boxes Sweet Chocolate, Seeks Canary Ssed, Cases Breach Candles, Boxes Starch, Oswe- So, Corn and Gleofield, Boxes Waterford lue, Chests Madras Indigo, Bris Copperas, Casks Epsom Salt, Casks Sal Soda, Kegs Bi-carb Soda, Qr-casks Bordeaux Vinegar, Cigars, Havana, Regalias, Imperials, Londres, 4c.Cases Honey Dew Tobacco, 4's, 5\u2019s, 10's, 12) Boxes assorted Window Glass, Boxes Tobacco Pipes, Cases Durkees Powdsr, Casks Sperm OH, Casks assorted Tumblers.\u2014aAio\u2014 Qr-casks and cases Ohaloupin's Brandy, Sr-casks and eights J.Bertol\u2019s Brandy, hds and cases DeKuyper\u2019s Gin, Qr-casks Jamaica Rum, Qr-casks and ceses Scotch Whiskey, Qr-casks Port Wine, Qr-cks Sherry Wine, Qr-casks Bourbon Whiskey, Puncheons Montreal Whiskty, 50 o.p.For sale by\tJOHN PATERSON.Quebec, June 9, 1869.UPPER OTTAWA.STEAMBOAT NOTICE.1st June, 1859.The Iron Steamers Bmerald and Oregon, Plying between AYLMlR ead PORTAGE DU FORT, are running D/ILY,\u2014 EAVING AYLMER, above Ottawa City miles) every Morning (upwards) at 7 f EA1 lj (8 o\u2019clock.And leaving FORTAGE DU PORT (downwards) every morning, at same hour.Touching each way at March, Eardly, Crown Point, Onsiov, Fitsroy, Pontiac, Arnprior, near Pakenbam, sure conveyance and good road, 7 miles ; Sand Point, Bristol and Clarendon, Bonnechere Point, Parrel's Landing\u2014 Stacre here to Renfrew and Opeongo Country, Gould\u2019s Landing, for Pembroke, Westmeath, Beachburg, Cobdenand Allumette, 4c.4c.Stages to and from Ottawa, in connection, morning and evening\u2014good road aad comfortable Vehicles.\t__ Parties wishing to visit the magniffeent Scenery and views of tbe Chat* Falls and Islands, can do so and return to Ottawa City same day, or proceed to Grand Calnmette, Portage Rapids.4o, and return next day.Return Tickets, with or withoot meats, to parties of pleasure, at Cheap Ratee.ffit*atnor Fantlfta, on Deep Rivef, connect* semi-weekly with tbe \"EMERALD\u201d and \"OREGON,\u201d throngh to Dee Joachim\u2014the finest part of tb* Ottawa, fcf- Those ere all Day Boats.Signed, THUS.A.CUMINOS, Agent.Aylmer, Canada last, June, 1889.\tCm MUNRO\u20198 HOTEL, CJtCOUJVA.W.R.WUNRO, Manager.Oaeonna, June IS, 1869.\t1m , AUCTION SALES.BY G.&H.GIBSONE.JJKY 000*18.j i By Auction, at tbe Subscribers Stores, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY andFRlDAY, ths!5th, 16th and Itth June.Sale toeom-mencefat TWO o\u2019clock, each day : \u2014 Without *«8#rVdf:'eA AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT of SEA-SOXABLK DRY GOODS.Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tweeds, Gambroous, Drills, Coatings, .Coburghs, Orleans, Delaines, Prints, Regattas.Shirtings, Grey Cottons Mull 4 Book Moslins, Sprigs, Checks, 4c.Flounced Robes, Collars, Insertions, Gents.Shirts, Irish Linens 4 Lawns, Ribbons, Silks, Bilk Hanckerchlefs, And an sxlensivt variety of other Goods.G.4 H.GIBSONE, A.4 B.Quebec, June 14, 1859.______r AUCTION SALi-) of Valuable Uuildiqg Loti *3 0 t-9 ;* S3 K C4 Sd < to m S B ¦ 2.5^ \u2022s > 9 V Q r M w CD i§ o 1-F?M fo ¦ o a o?8: 3! VI St d?3 2.o* cr M «.*! \u2022s» iï n cr o \u2022< * ; «» 5 H S: > 3 SB \u2014 I o ° I SC r* C0£?\" m mi c sa m 5 pi h H 4 w * 1 s g o o a SO \" t mZ \u2022n ?» M H - 9 5 m s m ?H O ~ O B5.O g® §L5 Z.s ~ o ^ CD J ?I S H 30 \u2022» O a X 5 \u2022 5 o.g ss s e r S'£ o\u2019® C C K |bbc !-.\u2022 5 ¦ \"d S ^ c C-Sa 5 O 2 çr o o 5 ® 2-5 a.* a rr I! £cra ~ 5 T S\u2019*.FRENCH FLOUR N 14 and 20 lb.Bags, For sale by J.R.DION 4 CO, Quebec, June 11, 1859.TURNIP SEEDS.r$lHK Subscriber has just received from I SCOTLAND, a large and well assorted Supply of the best SCOTCH TURNIP SEED, comprising the Purple top Swedish, or Rate Baga, Green top Yellow Aberdeen, Yellow AUringham, Early Stone, White Globe, All of which are guaranteed fresh.For sale by JOHN 8.BOWEN, Quebec, May 26, 1859.\t14 Ruade st.Situation Wanted» A GENTLEMAN, recently arrived from France, is anxious to obtain an engagement as a PRIVATE TUTOR, (Professeur Particulier.) Reference to Capt.Riooas, SUlery ; and to Mr.P.LeSisua, Montreal Bank.Address to Monsieur Tetcus, Chronicle Office.Quebec, June 10, 1859.\tim mot lap.ALL persons indebted to lb* estate of tbe late JAMES MoKINZIK, Esquire, arc requested to make immediate payment, and those having claimed against tbe eatd Estate ere requested to produce the same for liquidation, at the Office of tbe undersigned Notary Public, St.Peter Street, Lower Town, Quebec.L.T.MAtPHERHON, Quebec, June 14, 1869.\tN.P.AUCTION SALE BY F.H.HALL.OapAîURDAY, the 18th insleat, will be sold by suction, in Paul Street, foot of So pe Hill, sear MeCaUum's Brewery,\u2014 SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK and Effects, Double Barrel Gun, Revolver, 4c.4o.Sale to commence at ONE o'clock.F.H.HALL, A.4 B.Quebec, June 17, 1868.GHKAT SALE OF BOATS.ON TUESDAY, tb.21st Instant, will be sold by Auction at the Steps fronting the New Market Hall, and adjoining the Queen's Wharf, Cu 1-de-Sac, tbe following, vit:\u2014 1.\u2014A HAXF DBOK\u2019D YACHT, with slip keel, 23 feet long, in use only one season and in perfect order, can be managed by one man and guaranteed to beat any boat of her length on tbe river\u2014draws only 6 inches of water without keel.2 \u2014A NORWEGIAN BOAT, 20 feet long, bailt to order\u2014perfectly new, with Sails and Oars complete, draws only 12 inches of water.3 \u2014A Large First Claes PILOT BOAT, 25 feet long, with Sails aud Oars complete, well adapted for Timber Towers, or for any one requiring a boat for the Fish trade below.Nora.\u2014Tbe Yacht is well worthy the attention of Gentlemen residing on the banks of Lakes in Canada West.Sale at 11 o\u2019clock\u2014Conditiona Cash.F.H.HALL, A.4 B.Quebec, June 15, 1869.NEW DRY GOODS AT WM.LAIRD & CO.\u2019S, THE LATEST OF THE SEASON RECKIVEn WEEKLY FXS Canadian Ocean Steamers rmonx suxofzl WM.LAIRD 4 CO.Fabri-psc and Hope Streets.Quebec, May 16, 1859.Spring i Summer GOODS, Via Portland Boston Steamers.JAS.HEWITT & CO., HAVE JUST OPENED a laree portion of their SPRING and SUMMER GOODS purchased by their Mb.Homs, from the BEST MANUFACTURERS in England, Ireland, Scotland & France, which will be sold AT THE VERY LOWEST TERMS ! Particular care has been taken to buy from only the BEST MAKERS so that buyers may depend on the Stock oomprising the NEWEST, tbe BEST, and the CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY.They innte particular attention to the folloxcing Goods, tchich they can xcith confidence recommend, viz :\u2014 New Spring Dresses, all the newest materials New Spring Mantlet and Mantle Cloths, very choice, New Parasols, including the \"May-flower,\u201d New Coburg Cloth, Black and Coloured, New Gros de Naples, Glacé Silks, and Sati New Silk Mantles, novelties!\t[uettes, New Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, New Cambri**\tFlounced do.New Musl'n de Laines, French and British, New Cotton Hosiery, Socks, > very superior and Gents Underclothing ) make.New Trimmings, Buttons, 4c.- ALSO, - A very large Stock of West of England Cloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, and Scotch Tweeds, VERY CHEAP.J.H.4 Co.will receive tbe remainder of their Stock by Canadian Steamers and sailing vessels to Quebec, of which due notice will be given.J.HEWITT 4 CO.St.Scbn'a Gate.Quebec, April 21, 1859.\t2m AUCTION SALES.BY CASEY &.CO.The Stock of Ready-made Cothmgr, Cloths, CasimereB, Tweeds, Vest-iugs.Shirts aud General OUTFITTINCS, Of the late firm of COLAHAN 4 DECAND1A, 53, John street\u2014(next Mesirs.Hewitt Co.) Will be sold by Auction,\u2019 WITHOUT SBBIBVB :\u2014COMMUCISO On Thursday Evening next, Tbe 9th ieatant.Tbe Sale will continue every evening until tb* entire Stock is sold out.CASEY 4 CO., A.4 B, Quebec, June 8, 1859.Auction Sales of Superior Adi Oars.On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS of each week, will be told by auction, next tbe Quebec Bank, St.Peter Street : A LARGE quantity of Cliftod ASH OARS, in iota to suit purchaser*.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M.CASEY 4 CO., A.4 B.Quebec, June 6, 1869.\timp SOLDIER\u2019S GREAT COATS.OAMA COLOR\u2019S great goats, O purchased at the MiliUry Sale, on Wednesday, and cheap, for tale by the undersigned, at their Stores.M.4 L.PARADIS, G.SAS8EVILLK, St.Paul\u2019s Market.(Opposite Mr.Drum\u2019s, Cabinet Maker.) Quebec, June 10, 1859.\tim Umim\u2019n Checolite aid Eftaoec of Coffee.rriHE Subscribers have just received a fresh I supply of DUNN\u2019S UNADULTERATED CHOCOLATE POWDER and Genuine Essence of Coffee.JOHN MÜ8SON 4 CO.Quebee, June 2, 1859.TO fiti LET.TWO STORY HOUSE in Grant Street, containing Seven Rooms.Rent £40.F.LANGLOIS, Notary.Quebec, June 14, 1859.TO LET, A||A npWO-8tory Brick Dwelling on Atna-J'iï JL hie Street, Montcalm Ward, and within 6 minutes walk of Lewis Gate.The House is in good order\u2014newly painted and papered.Rent £30 per annum.Apply to A.JOSEPH.Quebec, Jane 14, 1859.\tIm CHAMPAGNE.PT/'v* T BASKETS, just received, quarts and f)A JL> pint*.And for sale by E.4 W.POSTON 4 CO Lower Town, June 2, 1859.J Oranges Lemons.UST received\u201475 Boxes in prime order, For sale by E.4 W.POSTON 4 00.Lower Town, June 2, 1859.Montreal 11 liiskcy.WM.DOW 4 CO.\u2019S WHISKEY, 50 0.P.in Puncheons and Barrels, acknowledged to be SUPERIOR to any in this market.For sale bv E.4 W.POSTON 4 CO.Lower Town, June 2, 1859.WINES.AN assortment of the finest PORT, SHERRY and MADEIRA WINES, in wood and bottle.For sale hr B.* W.POSTON 4 CO.Quebec, May 23, 1859.FOR SALE.1 f\\i \\ T)ARRHES FLOUR, Double Bx-JA® J.) tr*.K*irii| No.1 Superfine, Middlings, 250 Barrels Mess Pork, Montreal Inspection.LANK, GIBB 4 CO.Quebec, June 6, 1859.Prlae Bright Sugar.HDS.PRIME BRIGHT SUGARS, landing ex \" Eureka,\u201d For sale LOW.LANE, GIBB 4 CO.I Quebec, June 0, 1859.200 H at Portland^ P PALE COGNAC.nHDS.VINK OROWBR\u2019S Pale COGNAC Qr.-Casks Vine Grower\u2019a Pale Cognac, Octaves Vine Grower\u2019s Pale Cognac, Cases each 1 do*., very old.\u2014At an \u2014 Qr-casks Bordeaux Vinegar, now landing ex \" Beacon.\u201d LANK, GIBB 4 CO.Quebee, June 6 1859.For sale by the Undersigned ./ 'I OVKRNMENT REGULATION LAMPS, \\Jf Side Lamps and Screens, Mast-head Lamps Anchor Lamps Ainnicle Lamps Cabin Lamps Horn Lanterna Quadrant, Silver Arch Qnadrant, Ivory Arch Fog Horns Brass Compasses, with agate Capa Boats Compasses Rushed Log-Reels Metal, Half-hour Glasses 30 Dox.Hether Brooms 1 Too English Oakum English Made Block, 2 s 10 inch, With a general assortment of SHIP CHANDLERY.W.H.LESLIE.Quebec, Jnne 13, 1859.\t2m Nuit! Salt!!! ^\"AAA CJAOK8 8ALT, ex ohip \"8u«\u2019 i ( M\tsale by \u2019 H \u2019 FALKRNB1RO 4 Mc BLAIN.Qnsbee, June 14, 1869.TO LET, With immediate possession.4 Comfortable Two-Story Stone ; B Dwelling House, in D'Artigny Street, near Clapham's Terrace, for-Pierly occupied by Mr.Hammond, Teacher.\u2014 Rent £30.Applv to BIGKELL 4 SHAW, Quebec, June 13, 1859.\tNotaries.TO LET, AT Point Levi, opposite the Town, a WHARF 100 feet by 150, well adapted for Coals, Deals or Staves.Apply to H.DUBORD.Quebec, June 6, 1859.To Let\u2014FURNISHED, (BY THE MONTH or SEASON,) /\u201c'lOLD SPRING COTTAGE ;\u2014A ¦ Y^ Snug Fishing Box, on the South aide of Lake Beauport, consisting of four Rooms, Pantry and Cellar, neatly painted and furnished.Apply to W.MARSDEN, M.D.Proprietor.Quebec, May 19, 1859.Place d'Annes.TO LET, * WELL-FINISHKII HOUSE, ¦>-to^tvd in St.Yallier Street, se-cond House west of St.Peter\u2019s Cha pel.Apply to WM.BROWN.Or to\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, June 2, 1859.M TO BE LET.A COTTAGE, pleasantly situated on the Gomin Road, about 3 miles from Town.\u2014For particulars apply to THOMAS LITTLE, Sault-au-Matelot St.Or to\tK.G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec, June 2d 1859.\tIm Cape Cottage, Cape Elizabeth RE-OPENED.Situated three miles from Portland, Me* COM MUSIC ATtOS WITH TUS CITV HOURLY.JUNE 1st, 1859.^TIHK undersigned begs to inform his friends I and the public that he has leased tbe above Hotel for a terra of years, and has taken the personal m&nagcmeut of the same.Having added many large Rooms to tbe House and made other extensive improvements, be will be heller able to accomodate a larger number of families by the season than heretofore, if application is made early.The attractions of Cape Cottage as a Summer Resort are widely known, consisting of safe and commodious means for Bathing, Fishing and Boating, together with Bowling, Pleasant Drives, 4e.4c.Boarding for Horses will be furnished.Also, Horses and Carriages to be let.Coaches will be in attendance on the arrival of all the trains in Portland, to convey passengers to tbe Hotel.Coaches marked \" Cape Cottage.\u201d From hie long experience aa a landlord, tbe undersigned hopes to meet the wants of all who may visit him.CHAS.H.ADAMS, Proprietor.Jane 4, 1859.\t2m Tho Scottish Provincial Assurance Company, EtlahlishtH A.D.1825, and Ineorporated hy a Special Act oj Parliament.CAPITAL, -\t- - a;i,ooo,ooo.CAnTd A: HEAD OFFICE : MOSTRR Al,, 9, OR»AT ST.J A MBS STRUT.Racretary î A.DAVIDSON PARKER» INTENDING Assures are respectfully re-quested to peruse Ihis Company's Prospectus, wherein it will be found that every advantage, consistent with security, is offered.The Rates of Premium charged are low, while the Bonuses declared will bear comparison with th* Profits allotted by any of th# other leading offices.rT'ParUcular attedlion is also directed to an equitable regulation adopted by this Company as to surrender value of relinquished Po- liciea.\t.\t_ QtKBRC.OFFICE, 69, 8T.PETER STREET, L* T.HOfrosART soann os nissoToas.Î.Thibandeatt.Esq., Merchant.F.Vexina, Esq.Banker.Hon.J.M Fraser.Richard (\u2019easels, Esq.Banker, \u2019^geef*\u2014Messrs.GOSSELIN 4 LARUE.Mtdintf Jdeittrt.A.ROWAND, MD.R.F.RINFRRT, M.D,\u2019 Quebec, May It.1*60.\tIn BEEF FOR SALK.rRIME MM8 BEEF.Id TIERCES, Mod-Ureal Inspection, for sale by WM.DINNING 4 CO.Quebec, May 17, 1859.AUCTION SALES BY B.COLE.Furniture Sale this Day.Will be sold by auction, at the Subscriber\u2019s Stores : A VARIETY of FURNITUBI, new end old.Cooking and other Stoves, several good Carpets, Oil Cloth, 4c.Sale at TWO o'clock.B.COLE, A.4 B.Quebee, June 17, 1859.For Charter, THE A 1 Ship \u201c POWERFUL,\u201d Capt Nixos, 1230 Tons Register.H.BURNT ALL.'« Wharf, Jane 14, 1869.FOR SALE.Il H B Schooner \" Mary,\u201d of about 43 Tous Kegr.built lest year of tbe very best materials, ______with Outfit complete and well found in every respect.Apply to C.t J.8HAKPLK8 4 00.St.Peter Street.Quebec, June 8, 1859.the W anted to Lliarter, VESSEL of TOO a 1000 Tons, tor London, too of 500 a 600, for Falmouth, One of 600 a 800, for Plymouth, One of 400 a 600, for Sharpness Point.H.BUR8TALL.Quebec, June 8, 1869.WANTED TO CHAKTER- vessel of 400 io 600 Tons Regr : to load Timber for ewport.\u2014ALiO\u2014\t« EL of about 60u Toni Regr : to load Timber for Greenock.Apply to O.4 J.8HARPLK8 4 CO.8t.Peter Street.Quebec, June 7, 1859.WANTED TO CHARTER.IOB DMf.Port in IRELAND One Vessel 200 to 300 Tons to load TIMBER 4 DEALS, One do 150 to 300 do to load DRAL8.Apply to FALKENHERG 4 McBLAIN, 8t.Peter Street.Quebec, 6 June, 1859.Wanted to Charter A VESSEL 400 to 700 Ton, to load a Cargo Timber aud Deals, for Hull or Grimsby.Apply to CI1AS.E.LFVEY 4 CO., St.James Street.Quebec, June 3, 1859.PENNIMiTON A MARS, SAIL MAKERS, Foot of .Mountain Hill, tF\" In rear of the Globe Hotel, QUEBEC.O.\tPENNINGTON, P.\tJ.MARA.LJ\" Sails made and repaired on tbe most reasonable terms.Quebec, May 3, 1859.\t7m To Ship-Masters, Owners, &.c.THE undersigned having been appointed by Messrs.Kdmokstosi, Allas 4 Co., Agent for their Quebec 4 Montreal TugNteam-er \" Topst,\u201d any persons requiring her services will receive information by applying to CAPT.JOHN BARCLAY, SHIP-CHANDLER, \"Dean's Buildings» SAULT-AU-MATELOT STREET, Or to tbe Captain on board.Quebec.June 7, 1859.\tim GENERAL Mar hie\tWorks.American Gratae with blower, summer front and fire-brick back, with Ifalfnn Marble Jlaatel, complete for $56.Hall and other Table Tops with ELEGANT BRONZED METAL STANDS and BRACKETS.MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, in Marble and Free Stone, always on view.N.B.\u2014Every article in the Trade as low as imported, aud without risk or delay to purchasers.FELIX MORGAN.19j, St.John Street, without, Qubbsc.Corner of St.Peter and Craig streets, Montrbal.June 7, 1859.Cove Property for Sale.A VALUABLE COVE and BEACH of two arpents in front by two arpeutsiu depth above high-water mark, situate in the Pariah ofSt.Nicholas, Seigniory of Lauzoo, heretofore forming part of tbe land of Feasçois Lam-bbrt.This Cove being sheltered by projecting cliffs at either end is well adapted for a Lumber Depot\u2014Would be sold Cheap foj Cash.N.H BOWEN.N.P.Quebec, June 7.1859.\tIm R Coals ! Coals ! ! /\"CHALDRONS Best DoubleScreen-tJ*'J* *\ted Newcastle Nnt Coals, 400 do Beat House and Steam Coals.For Sale in lots to suit Purchasers.JOHN BAILE, Levey\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, June.3rd 1859.\tIm Fire Bricks ! Fire Bricks ! ! '\"W Ï IWWt 1)KST Quality Fire Bricks e r \" f \\ F\" f _D for Sale in lots to suit Purchasers.JOHN BAILE, Levey\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, June 3rd,*1859.\tIm For Sale\u2014to arrive : liWWI TARS SELTKRSWATKR, ex the'\u2018Elbe,\u201d from Hamburg.FALKENHERG 4 McBLAIN.Quebec.June 10, 1859.Fire Insurance Rates Reduced UNITY Fire hsurance Association, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.Capital,-Two Millions storting.ISRS on Buildings.Merchandise and Household Furniture taken at VERY MODERATE RATES.Losses settled in a prompt and liberal manner.No charge for Policies or Transfers.JOHN LAIRD, Agent.12 8t.Peter Street.Qnebec, May 23, 1859.\tIm BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.LARGE assortment of CHIMNEY CANS and WIND GUARDS, from one to sis feet high, on hand and for sale, from tbe Grahob-vonra Fine Clay Company, JOSEPH WHITE, Ht.Peter Street.Quebec, June 3, 1869.FOR SALK, » T »h* RT.tAWRKNO* FOtmoRY, M Winches, made esptesslj fof loading Ship* \u2014$20 each.Apply at th* Foundry.J.W.HKNRY.Qnebec, June, 10, 1869.\t18 Commercial House WILL OOMMKNOI, OB Wednesday Next, 25th May, TO HKLL OFH\u2019 TBB ENTIRE STOCK or DRY GOODS, UNDER FIRST COST, PREPARATORY TO A CHANGE IN THE FIRM.ON MONDAY & TUESDAY, 23rd and 24th instant, The Store will be Closed, TO COMPLETE The Reduction and Re-marking of the Stock.(JVr\u2019 Terms Strictly CASH ! as no goods will be Booked during the Sale.PATRICK O\u2019NEILL.Quebec, May 21, 1859.Spring Goods.ar* now receiving onr SPRING f V GOODS from tbe Steamship \"Indian,\u201d direct from LOtDO?and PARIS, and when completed will be tbe largest and best assorted Stock of Dry Goods in tbe Province.Particular attention is given to buying only tbe BEST FABRICS FOR CASH, from First Class Manufacturers, so as to give entire satisfaction to tbe purchaser of Dry Goods, vis : Fancy and Plain Straw Bonnets, Ladies and Children's Straw Hats, Ribbons.Silks, Paris and Paisley Filled Shawls, novelties in Summer Shawls, Flounced Muslin Robes, Brilliants, French Cambrics, Cashmere Flounced Dresses.New Style Parasols, Novelties in Lace Goods, Embroideries, Silk and Thread Gloves, Cloth Mantles, Best Hosiery, Haberdashery, Broad Cloths, Mantle Cloths, Scotch Tweeds, 4c.By each Steamer to this Port we shall receive tbe Newest Patterns in Velvet, Brussels and Tapettry Carpets, Imperial do., Scotch do., Dutch do., beat wide Oil Cloths, Satin Damasks for Curtains, Woollen Damasks, Lace Curtains, and all kinds of novelties for Trimmings.«LOYER A FRY.Quebec, April 16, 1859.THE Subscriber will CONTINUE SELLING bia Entire Stock of DRY GOODS, REDUCED PRICES! UNTIL The 30//r instant.SEVERAL PACKAGES or Kin GOODS, JUST OPEUED ! AND WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICE ! - ALSO - 100 pieces White Shirting, slightly damaged,\u2014Very Cheap ! J.H.MORGAN.Quebec, April 12, 1859.David Morgan, MERCHANT TAILOR, MOUNTAIN HILL, INFORMS the Gentlemen of Quebec and neighbourhood, that he has received a large portion of his importations, selected personally by himself from the English and French Markets, to which he invites tneir special attention.The Stock comprises the largest and most Fashionable Assortment of Materiels for Gentlemen's wear he has ever had the honor to submit for their inspection.D M.deems it needless to expatiate upon his Goods for quality, style and manufacture, they are such as he can with confidence recommend.Oh Haxd,\u2014Gentlemen\u2019s Clothing of every description, READY MADE, which be will sell at Low Rares.PER TOP DEPOT, Mountain Hill.Quebec, May 21, 1869.1 o Sh i/p- Masters.rVIHK Subscriber begs leave to call tb* attention of Ship-Master* to his Stock of ROCKING CHAIRS He has e large assortment GOOD aad CHEAP.THOMAS CRAIG, Cabinet and Chair Maker, 38 8t.Panl Street.May 27, 1869.\tw> 1 nov Fir* and Marine Inaurnaee, NEW YORK COMPANIES.1 lRK INSURANCE effected on Buildings, I Merchandise, 4c., in \"CONTINENTAL,\u201d \" METROPOLITAN,\" and * FIREMAN'S FUND\" Companies, with an aggregate Capital of $1,600,000.OCKAN Risks In \" SUN,\u201d MERCANTILE\u201d and \" COMMERCIAL\u201d Companies of New York, with aggregate Capital of $4,000,000.Also\u2014INLAND and LOWER PORT Risks on Stsamrbs, Vbhsbls and Canooss in \" MUTUAL INSURANCE 00.of Ruffolo, and \u201cMETROPOLITAN\u201d of New York.Applications for Insurance left with Asmoa M.Consn.Quebec Chambers, will be promptly attended to by THEODORE HART, losuraaoe Ageaey.Montreal, June 1, 1869.\t2m H©vnolds, New Novel.THE CHÎLD of WATERLOO, by G.W, Reynold\u2019s,«2*.6d.P.SINCLAIR Quebec, June 4, 1869, THE MORNING CHRONICLE; FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1809.For Sale or To Let.From the lit August next.One mile front Town, on the Lorette Rond : ±UL k NEW First-class H0Ü8K of Ten RHiB .\\ Apartments, with Out-house, and JrLÜL.fouf Sull subie ; two wells and force-pump, n large Garden and a Paddock, the former containing fruit and earlj vegeU-bles.Rent A75.Apply to F.LANGLOIS, Notary.\t» if\tBt.Peter street.Quebec, June 9, 1859.\tu FLOUR MIU_F0R SALE.A FLOUR MILL, with Subies, Slîiî ^ V Coach House and Bakerr, situate JR \"¦ ia the Seigniory of Bouau Loots, Parish ofiU.Raymond, and adjoining the Town ship of Colbert, near the River St.Ann.A Lot of Land of 110 ArpenU may also be obuined with the Mill.Apply F.LANGLOIS.NoUry.Quebec, June 4, 1859.*'ÜjL SAJJi.In one or in separate lots on easy terms:\u2014 , .\t4 LOT OF GROUND of one bun- A anrace The Duke or Atholl.His Grace The Dou ov Roxesrshb.tar THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS and DIRECTORS ARK ALL INSURED IN THE SOCIETY.INSURANCES.FIRE THE STATE dmvbaivce company or LONDON, ENGLAND.Capital 1 * e Or £600,000 Stg, $2,500,000 00, - / BOARD OF DIRECTORS, cltr£2:,u*'\u201cu\u201c SttUTfr Peter Oar.ulrt.JCaa.\tTLrUo&.A\t.Jobu Jam** Un win Clarke.\t1 WllUmmë.Potter.I6*q.\tWU1j£i\u201c\tUou*»b,# convenience suited i The Gardens, Orci.o and St able a, Out-hous-\t, der, with either 14 -f 2,-ure.of meadow land.All necessary Garder Implements, Ac.Will be let with the Tenant not reqninng to \u2022pend anything whatever for extras.BKNMMIK.Quebec, March 9, 1859.TO LKTs ¦ a ' a LARGE STORK and OFFICE in Jjfil iY.8t- J4»®4,«8trMl» Lower Town.A COTTAGE on the Beauçort Road, with Stables and OuWhouSM.Apply W.D.CAMPBELL, Notary, St.Peter Street.Quebec, March 12, 1859.\t____ For Sale or to Let.__With immediate possession\u2014 , , A COUNTRY HOUSE, well finieb-A rd, containing nine ap.rtmente, ülîflL-Vlth Garden.Stable*, Oeaeb-hoa^ Ae , nltbated at La UaoardWre, half a mile ,roi I>orch«.l\u201e\tHnoT \u201e p 12, Bridg* Street, 8t.Rochs.Quebec, March .1, IR59._________ For Salu or To Let, riNHAT large Flrst-cjasi 1\u2019**\u2019''\"* mfl I HOUSE, with Subies a»S Offices jSaL complete, situated on tbe0*pe.wd fotalÉfe the corner of St.Oenevlete aM Ortar.HW-.APP'T f Q q^aPHAM.Qnebec, March 18, lilt.THESE Vessels are renowned for Speed and Comfortable Accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, who are furnished with abundant Provisions of the best quality.The rates of Passage from Hamburg for Quebec, are\u2014 In the Cabin\u2014Adults,.$48.Children under 10 yrs.$32.Infants,.$ 7.Steswaok\u2014Adults,.$21.Children under 10 yrs $17.Infknts,.£ 2.ttl* These vessels will also carry Passengers on their Return Voyages from Quebec to Ku-ropo.\t,\t- For Passage Tickets from TTambnrg to Quebec\u2019, and from Quebec to Europe,\u2014Apply to FALKENBRKG A McBLAIN, Agents.Quebec, May 25, Iflffr.\t4m STEAMER EOR.SALE.Ï NOR HALE, the Splendid upper-decked Cabin Steamer 44 FASHION,\" fitted up with .the improvements required by law, completely furnished and in perfect running order.accommodation : Ladles Cabin with 12 berths and 2 BUU Rooms on main deck.Saloon with 6 Sute Rooms and 24 berths, ac commotion for 62 Cabin Passengers\u2014 can carry 150 tons freight.PIMBMSION I Length of Keel.feet.Breadth of Ream.« '\u2022 at gunwale Breadth of Beam.22 j 44 at water line Depth of Hold, .»»\u2022«.» « 7j\t\u201c Extreme Length.143\t\" Extreme breadth of deck, 39'' G roes Tonnage,\t173\tTons.Engine Space,\t130\t1 u Register\t43\tTons.Engine, 80 in.Oylender, 7 feet length of stroke, works .to 46 horse power ; Boiler al towed 99 l be.presenre of Steam per square inch Tsana LiaaaAi.\u2014Apply to\t/ Is B.RENAUD.Esq.Quebec.Or te L.BIN ADD à FRERE, Montreal Nor.8, 1851.\t¦mA.-i REMOVAL.THE undersigned has REMOVED bis SAILMAKING KSTABLISHMKNT to the corner of St.Pitih and Sods lb Fort Sthxsts, opposite Messrs.Babiniau A Gavd^y, Ship Chandlers.\t___ RAYMOND BLAKISTON.Quebec, May 12,1859^_____ «m __ NEW MILLINERY.1\tI lSl I.I BEG to Inform my Cue-tomers aud the Publio that I REMOVED, on the 14th instant, to the Shop formerly occupied by Mr.J.Garratt, Jeweller, No.8, Fabrique Street, and as the premises are much more ex tensive than those I have just left, I shall extend my business accordingly, and keep con-sUntly on hand a large assortment of MILLI-(VMMTv I would respectfully call attention to tbe NEW GOODS just arrived by the Steamers Indian\" and \u2022\u2022 Canada,\" in BONNETS, CAPS, and HATS, MANTLES, CAPES, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, FEATHERS.HEADDRESSES SILKSand STAW GOODS.Per first Steamer Tla St.Uwrsoce, I sbafl receive the remainder of my Summer Slock.H JACOBS.gj- Every description of STRAW GOODS Cleaned and Re-made, as Quebec, April 27 1859.\t12m CORDAGE.rflHR Subscribers, AGENTS for HENDERSON\u2019S CORDAGE FACTORY, respect-fiillv ffire notice to their friends and the pnblic, that they are prepared to MANUFACTURE GANGS OF RIGGING, of all sixes and the best quality, at short notice, and at the Lowibt Pntcii.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 All kinds of Tarred Cordage and Seising Stuff, Houseline, Hambroilne, Marline, Hpna-yarn, «ale Rope, enperier Hemp Packing for Steam Rngitie, and a coe»plet« âaMTMetti of MANILLA OORDAOK OF ALL H1ZK8.rf All Cordage from She above faetory warranted equal to English MenufacUre.1\tLA NR, GIBB k CO.Quebec, JftOJ.32, 1859.EDUCATION.THE MISSES McNAUGHTON Ricommincbd their CLASSES tots the IMh August.The course o' iMetruetlon comprises the usual bratehes of a thorough English education, togeüier with French, Munie, Drawing and Fainting.\u2014Also the Rudiment* of Latin and German if required, 3, St.Dime SransT, Car*, ) Que bee, Sept.9, lH.r,H.> EDUCATION, *;\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022« * \u2022 \u2022 RADWAY'S READY BELIEF Hue Cured: RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, CRAMP, DIARRHŒ, TOOTHACHE, SPASMS, SICK HEADACHE, CHILLS AND FEVER, CHILBLAIN*, INFLUENZA, BORE THROAT, BURNS, FROST BITES,.AGUE CUEEK.,.PARALYSIS,.LAMENESS,.AND IN ALL CASKS OK Bruises, Wound», Strains, and ,r .Sprain», the moment It h applied lotto injured parts, all pain and uneasiness cease.Look out for Counterfeits and Imitations\u2014Purchase only Rad-way\u2019s Riady Rslibk.Price 26 ctt., 60 eta., Mud $1 per bottle.r .\t,,\t\u2022 ! M \u2022 A HEW 00NTRIBUTI0H TO SCIENCE Tbe Great Grand Di8COverya R.R.R.(No.8.) RADWAY\u2019S REGULATING FILLS.Dr.Radwat k Co.have recently discovered a method for extracting from roots, herbs, plant* and gums, a nutritious extract of such woudeiy ful nourishing power\u2014which they have \u2019combined with Radway\u2019b Rioplatino Pills\u2014that six of these Pills will supply the blood with the same amoont of nutrition as one ounce of ordinary bread ; so that, while the system is undergoing a thorough physicking process, it daily becomes strengthened.Persons afflicted with Live* CosrrLAnrT, Dyspepsia, Heart Diabases, Fullness or Blood and all Females who ar* iucject to Ibmsgdlar* itiib, Hysteria, Ac., are particularly recommended U use these Pills.They are pleasant to tako\u2014elegantly coated with gum\u2014free/rom taste, and will not gripe, sicken or system, or leave the bowels costive.Motbiw» nursing should likewise take one or two Mf these Pills once or twice per week.They* wfH not only keep your system healthy and regular, but will protect your infanta against Cramp and Pains in tbe stomach, and insure not only a healthy child, butwiU Invest ererf child, thus Buckled, With a tweet disposition.RADWAY\u2019S REGULATING PILLS Regulate each and every organ of the system, and correct all derangements of the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Heart and Kidneys.They Curb Indigestion, Dyspepsia, raitso wbeii unislar lllfa >'ever 'action by auy HaredrllxbU'd, term* of blgbeat anil medical vlr- bero declare.In al-^ infant la aaffeiin| r*U«r will be found In Ilf-eflilrtbe ayrap ia admlnia- from pain, but luvl Move OKIPINU IN TUB VNUflJ OVLM1 .which If hot speemf^k #e believe It Ibe best an* world, in all cam* of IMr-.CuiLvaaN.whether M from any other cau»a Oostiveness, Heart-Burn, Biliousness, Dropsf, Palpatation of the Heart, Constipation, Head-Ache, Congestion, Ac., Ac., Ac.will almoit Inatantly re AND and overcome convulsion», ( remedied, end iu death aurr»t remedy In the \u2022 KNTRY.AND 1JIA»H«A IN arlaea from teoiblng.or^.\u2014-\t.W* would any to every* ihotbev who Vaa a chiM auflnrlnE from ahy ef ibo ^ ferefelnx qol loi your PrUi«dlet«.\u2022norlbopr»|pidi»,a»o(ejjj»B* ¦tend betwc*nyour #uff«-r-C0 (*»\u2022 yhifd aixl ibe relUf that will be irak-^*4.nt> AmolptYlV\tu fo low thsww *f tbit tiKll-Ç \u2018In*.If ttaiely «end TaU direction* for ualn* will J *c«-«nnYe*j \u2022 *-« » UoiUo None sciuUue luileaa Uie .|*c-»lmll* of f 11 I*® PKKK1NS.New York, Is oo tbe outtlde wrapper.Sold by Druairttta throufthout the world.Principal OfBee, No.IS.Cedar 8L, NewJfork._ ^ Marob 17.1*0*\tISm-d*\" the Xsxxrtm INVIGORA TOR ! PREPARED BT DR.SANFORD, Compoimded entirely from GUJ(8« TS ONE OF TTTE BEST PURGATIVE AND I LIVER MEDICINES now before the public, that acts as a Oathurtic, easier/''milder, and more effectual tbdn any other medicine known.It is not only a Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting first\u2019on the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then on tbe stomach and bowels to carry off that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually, without aay of the painful same time that it purge* U; and when taken dally in moderate dose», will strengthen and build R up with unusual rapidity The Lima la oaf of the' principal \"«y1*4?\u201d\tl^* humas body ! »*>d whiro 111 (performs it* fsnetlon* weU.tbe power» of the) -\u2018l.vatem*»# f«9Y da***.e«L Tb# evowaOH toi tlmoKenUrelydtpsfdeMl on the healthy acllou of.the I.ivxa for ^h# proper prrfomaoce of ha fund lion*-, when the « t» at fault, the bi»wela are! at fault, aud th# aytleui auffera to «mao n.uoence of ouv or*a»-ibe Lives\u2014bavins ermed to \u201cdo It# doty, porthpdia ea»ca of that orfau.one of.ihe proprietor# baa made K Bla acudy.In a praetler-1 'ofmoretbautwaiity paer.lu And aeroe\tCC wberewllb U ^^Vüîat^*rpj6\u2019nÆ-Ml at UttfbuuJ!.any peram.iroublad wHbL LiviaOowvaaiar».fnauy of li.forma, bat but b-try 9\" * bottle, and convlclWu ia Cer'ld!*»e On»* remov/^all morbid or bad mkllrr (rom the ayatem.\u2022niipl- iv'lwf !¦ the 1» teVtfraOUf tbs atouMh.canal li* f-**l _ !t° dtemS wall, rvairvipu tM* blood, slvlng tour Qand health to the wbolo macblnery, removtufthe cause of tie dlteaa* effecting e radical cure.UuJovi aysackS ar« cured, and, what it bet-TRB.irawnmcp.by the occaalonal use of tb* Lt- rvâ iNt looliAToa\t^P, One doae efler eating -It aofflHetrt to reHeVe the stomach and prevent tbe;Z food from riling and eonr- NOnly\"oMK do.e take* alUllffhA.IpOSUa tb* boweU gently, and MBIBA OeeL-jIVITSNK*#, iSC One do»e taken after™ each meal will cure Dr»- rKp!§^ttou dose ofTwJ^tsa apooofol* witr alway.relieve Bic* UiaDachk |\u201ci One botUe taken for I female ehetreetloa re moves the cauae of the, \u2018dUeeae, and makea a par feet cure.\tII\t\u201e duly one doael mmedlu-.gg.iely relieve# Qst o 11 * One dote often repeated A 1» a eur* cur# for Choli ua Mease*, and *preven-'\"\"llve of Cnolbba.' car Only on* bottle I» ew peeded to throw out el Ut* ¦yitern tbe effect# of me- .«Heine after a Ung sick nets.\tft ____________ rgr On# bottle tak#nlW for jAWWDtcu romevee all raliowncaa or unnaturalit^x lor from the WJw.doe# Ukeel- before retiring, prevent# On Hand and for Sale : LONDON PORTER on draft and bottles, by C.E.LEVEY A CO., T 8t.James Street.Quebec, April 30, 1859.________^_______ Taylor\u2019s Provincial Salamandir Fire-Proof Safes.SUPERIOR to tha American, and much cheaper; may be fitted np to order.A supply will be received by first steamers.Orders for any slxe received by HENRY S.SCOTT Quebec, April 2, 1869.The Subscribers offer for Sale T SUPERIOR CILAMPAGN*, B.A E.Perrier\u2019s Anchor brand, Rdioburgh and 6 Guinea Ale in pinte, London Porter ia bottle» and hr draft, Irish Whiskey in casks and qr-Ottks, 60,000 CIGARS.\u2019 ^ m \u2014 41.tO.4- Best BELFAST CORDAGE, assorted sixes.C.RLlVfY A ÇO.v J-» MUfJSON A Co., U I lf, aDg\tBOWLES.Nov.22, 1858.' -1_t\t-\u2014 For Sale by the Subscribers : IC Charcoal Tla.Crows Cat law» t int Iron, Nqnare Iran, iron Knee Itariv, Aiichor* x \u2018>A IJ0XB8 I 0 Charcoal Tla, f)\\ f 11 Grose Cal Saws, PUtUfoB, 6xH, 6x Ij, 6x 1, 3i x 1, Is 1 Hquare Iron, l{ 1J.18 Piece» Iron Knee Bars, 9 x 10} feet x 5 Ali inches.x 16, l4x 10, l2x Id, 10>8,7} x 6} 1 « i r A.J.MAXHAM A 00., ! Si.Petér Hlreet.Quebec, April 19, 1869.PAINT.TÎN8 WHITE LEAD.No.I find 2, do.Venitlan Red.Stianlih Brown, Biàck, GreKYeftoiAftMlu#, A XTH\u2014n.Dematol Ayeh's.and take no others.The sick want tlie best aid there w for.them, and they should hare it\tI' A'» All oar llmndfoe ax* for sale by JOS.BOWLES, JOHN HOBSON ft OO.M.ARDOU1N.\u2014- ST.LAWRENCE i Warehouse, \u2018 Bock, AND WHARFAGE COMPANY, SOUTH QUEBEC.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 20 Vic.Cay.174, .With Xiimlted Aiabilitf CAPITAL.#300,000.WITH POWER TO INOREA8M TO SI,000,000.lii.Mr®, tt, N.Jon®», ' 44 Lorghn, 44 Radon, 44 Hemming, 44 Jobson, plKCGH Misses Joies, t 44 Oaiiphefl, Dne notice will b« giren of time and place.w 8AM,JBI< P0PRf BecreUry.Quebec, March 29,1869.Misses Drum, 44 Parker, tflsa Mtelark, 'itA \u2022' T®B#T, 44 Andrew®, OMWniM X M Chinch®»*, ' 44 BothaiuJ Président and Managing Director : GEORGE HESWICK, ESQUIRE, QUEBEC.\u2014 \u2014 -DIRKOTO R8:- The Honble.F.Lemiiux, M.P.P.\u2014Quebec.Thos.K.Bla«w»i.l, Ksq.-V.-P.of th® Grand Trunk Bail way Co.of Canada, Montreal.Hrnry Chakman, Esq.\u2014Montreal.Edward Bxrht, H®qr.\u2014Kingston, C.W.»\u2022 - *1 »\u2022 Waltiu Shanlt, Ksq.\u2014Ooneulting Engineer.Edward Statbliv, Ksq.\u2014Saperiatendinf f n-gineer.Bolicitnr.i BankersQuebec Bank.London Agent.tout toa* *: e>oJw ,«