Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 1 février 1861, vendredi 1 février 1861

[" PERRY DAm' /SfÙlhï Wa ask ths attention of the p'jubiic to this leng1 tested and vnrz&aUed ^Family j'ÆeôLioine.ü has been fdvcraüy known for more than twenty years, .durir# which tirrw we have received thcutiajias of testirncnioLs, showing- this Jiedicine to be an almost never-fading remedy for diseases caused by or at&ndant upon\u2014 Budim* Colds, Qoaghs, Fever and $gue, Headache, ÿüicvo Fever, (Pairs in the I Bids, gaclc, and Loins, as wed as in the j Joints and, Limbs ; ^feti^nlx^ic and @Lh**4Jnaiin f3fttlnA in ar.y part qf the system, Lbothaohe and Pains in the Head, and Face.j®s a SStJcxd.f3hiM^Le> ard ^Jcnlr for the 'Sriarruich-, it seldcre.fails to cure Gtyopepsux.Indigestion, Liver Complaint, ftoid Stomach, Heartburn.Kidrey Qom~ piaoits, ^fuJc.JfCeadojcJLe.Piles.Jisth-fna or Phthisic, Ifingworms, £ctis, Felons, Whit-lczvs, Old Bores, Swelled Joints, and trff-cnjt+al 2&dtilifu.cf the ^fujitrrm It is also a prompt and sure Semedyfbr Cramp and Pain in the Stomach., PacrUers* Colic, (Z&ixitéhjntCL, (Dysentery, gfusn-nu* /ÇcmfiLaint, Cholera Jdorbus.Cholera Infantum, Scalds, gums, Sprains, ÿmxses.Frost Sites.Chilblains, as uxH j as the Beings qf Insects.Scorpions, Centipedes, and the gztes qf Poisonous Insects j and Venomous Fop vies.Gee Directions accompanying each bottle.It has been tested in every variety qf dunate, and by aimed\truxticn.kjvauut to ftmerioaros.It is :he almost ccrwtant oerrpanzer.and inestimable friend cf the minitienn^u and the tnavAhr.\u2014 o** sao ord, land, \u2014 and no cne should travel sn cur lolcec cr nvers without it.ft***» IS, r*xk m Conjunction, Brori.clittu, Atthma, and Catarrh, Cttar and çi9e strength to the voice of Public Speakers, and Singers.Pew are aware of the importance of cheek* ing a Coogb or \u201c CommoD Cold\" io iu firat 6lAg«; that which io the beginnia£ irouM yield tu a mild remedy, if neglected, aoor atiaeks ¦ the Lunge.\u201c Brown\u2019s Bronchial Trochee\" containing demulcent ingredients, allay Pni-monery and Bronchial Irritation.BROWN\u2019S) I \u201c That trouble in my Throat ffor \u2022yhieb the \u2022\u2022 Troches\" are a spécifié) \u2018\u2019avioe made me often a mere whimperer.\" ,.r\tN.P.WILLIS.I recommend tbeir use to Prs- \u2022tc bi lAkeae.\u201d n KhV E H.CHAPIN n*ye \"*' Üotice to iShiLbuilders, Captains and others.Shipp mg and Lumber T rade.The St.Lawrence Warehouse, Dock and Wharfage Co.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 20 Vic.Cap.174.SOUTH QUEBEC, TT7HI3 Company is established for the par-I pose of affording thoee facilities to Ship, pfagand general Commerce at South Quebec wbieh the completion of the Grand Trunk Railway, and the establishment of Ocean Steamers, must inevitably locate at Quebec, ss the great Anglo-Canadian Saa P >rt The Company has deep water Wharves for Oeeaa Ships sod Lake and River Craft, with suitable Storaage for Flour, Grain, Aahes, Timber, Iron, \u2018\u2019oals, Salt, àe, ac., in immediate communication with the Grand Trunk Railway, between the Passenger and Locomotive Depots of the Railway, affording all the security of enclosed Docks where Vessels of any class can moor in safety ont of the influence of the strong tides, sheltered from the effaces of those periodical gal*\" which so frequently cause datnag* to sbippiiv oo the North side of the St Lawrence.Goods and Produce can be transferred direct from the Railway Cars and Shipping and *vv versa Graces Be.Ac , are also provided fnr the safe, expeditious, sod economical loading and unloading of the same.For Stowing Timber the Company possesses water space capable of receiving four million feet of Timber, sod wharfage for live hundred thousand Standard of Deals, and ten thousand Tons of Cool.Quebec, Aug.14, 18*0.rME Subscriber have made arrangements with .tfessrs GiLSRAtra and J.W.Hknry to manufacture and sell his ATLANTIC PATENT SHIT PCMP : Shipbuilders and Captains wonld drt well to call at these Foundrys and tee for them?»!yes before purchasing elsewhere.This pump has been thereby tested by the most coo petent Judges in Quebec, and declared to be decidedly the best Ship Pump of any now in ttfl?.51\t* JOHN BROKENSHIRE.Pump Maker, Bowuianville, C.W.REFERENCES; j Join Gilmour Esfj, of Allan Gilmour A Co Quebec.fobn Dicks, Master Builder, Gilmoor Yi*rd.^ W I.ravett, Ship Proprietor, St.John's New Brunawiqk.George Bisect Pounder and Engineer, Quebec ifl\u2019m Pearce.Engineer on board the Quebec Steamboat 0.Duebore, Ship Proprietor, Quebec.Janies 'todil, t oieman Gilmour Yard, Quebec.James Hamilton, Merchant, Quebec.Geo-ge Lawren'-o, Capuiu, Quebec.Pred.Weltea, Captain, Quebec.Rob.Greig, Block and Pump-maker, Quebec Andrew Lawson, Block A Pump-maker, Quebec Wm.Cruukshink, Captain, Quebec, fobn Cochrioe, Captain, Quebec.| J.W Henry, Founder, Quebec.Quebec, June 16, I860.John Henderson Co.] 20, Kuade Street, rNVITB the attention of purchasers to tbe'u stock of CHUiCR FURS, of their own ma.¦ nfacture, which they can guarantee as superior to any io the city, for style and wotkman-rbip Ladies\u2019 Russian and Hudson 'Jay Sable, Mink, Ermine, Black Monkey and Miserere Setts.New Styles of Ladies\u2019 Caps and Hoods, Gen-iemen\u2019s Fur Coats.Caps and Gauntlets._\u2014 Sleigh Robes, Snowshoes and Moccasins, »t moderate prices.Quebec Oct 26, i860.E.it W.Poston à Co., Have just received and offer for Sale,1 EDS.Bright Mnscorado SUGAR, j 160 Puncheons, Hhds and Brls.Heavy bodied Cienfnegos and Musco- ' 50 vrido Molasses.250 Haif Chests Souchong Teas, 500 Boxes Fresh Layer, Muscatel Y&ientia Raisins.100 Cases Pint Olive 0il,| \u2014\u2022 ANi>\u2014 5 Qr.-Caska Superior Old Bourbon Wtiiskey.Lower Town, Nov.9, I860.and ! Georges.Tbe Four Just Received: Kingston\u2019s Wines, IMPORTED TO ORDER.Landing ex \u201c Fortww\u201d direct from j Oporto, A FRESH supply of tbe above, very choice OLD PORT WINE.\u2014atab\u2014 Ex \u201c Harbinger\u201d direct from Cadiz, Kingston\u2019s very choice Old Sherry Wine, in wood snd bottle.For sale by JOHN TEAFFE, 30, St.John Street.Queose, Oct.13, 18*0.&COTTI H ProvinciaI A ssuranee COMPANY.(ESTABLISHED 1825.) to ihe electors or THR ELECTORAL DIVISION Incorporated by Imperial Parliament.M of\\ S T A D A V O N A CAPITAL.,.£1,000,000 STERLING.CANADA: Head Office-\u20149 Great St.James St., Montreal THE Canadian Almanac for 1861, contain- ' ing full and authentic Gomtuereinl, j StaiMtical, Aelrcanmical, Departmental, ! Ecclesiastical, Educational, Financial, ! and Ueneral Information.The Four Georges ; sketches of Manners, i Morals, Court and Town Life\u2014by W.M.! Thackeray, with illustrations The King of the Mountains, from the French of I Ed About.Memorials of Thomas Hood, with preface and notes\u2014by hie son\u2014two vols.The Eighth Commandment\u2014by Chas.Reade.Self-Help\u2014by Samuel Smiles.For sale by MIDDLETON A DAWSON Foot of Mountain Hil> Quebec.Dec.3, 1860.Lochfine Herrings, &c.Landing ex.\u201c Wild Horse\u201d from Glasgow, CA\tsuperior LOCHFINE HER- i -a\",uroaj Ir\"® » DU A.RINGS, warranted this fall catob.of premium or t view to obviate the objection to tbe system of Half Credit Premiums on Life Polices\u2014that thereby an | accumulating debt arising from arrear of pre-j uinm and interest is incurred\u2014tbe Directors ' of the Scottish Provincial Assurance Com-1 pany have adopted, as a substitute to that system, a Rkdccsd Table or Rams, whereby tbe j i foil sum in Policy will be payable at death of \u2018 Assured, free of all debt, either from arrears interest.\u2014ALSO\u2014 ENGLISH CHEESE\u2014Queen\u2019s Arms, Cheddar Berkley, Double Gloster, Truckle, and English Dairy Cream Cheese.For sale by JOHN TEAFFE, 20, St.John Street.Quebec, Oct.13, 1860.The following are tbe Annual Rates, under the Reduced System, for Assurance ot £100 Sterling : Wines, Jamaica Rum, &c.,\t&.C.Cigars, Casey\u2019s Liverpool Soap.John Henderson & ( o.20, BUADE STREET, r\\FFBRalltbe NEW STYLES for Warm \u2022\tf Wbathir, in MEN'S and BOYS STRAW | JAIRCLOPH and FELT HATS.LONDON PARIS and NEW YORK SATIN VENTILATING hats TRAVELLING CAPS, WATERPROOF CL< THING.Ac, LADIES\u2019 RIDING HATS.Cf\" Strangers are informed that we have at til times on view a large assortment of PURS, tUFFALO ROBES, INDIAN CURIOSITIES, tc .ac *\tQuebec, June 2, 1860.iEM! ARV FOR V0U»B LADlfcS No.3, St.Denis Street, tape, COSDCCTID BT THE Misses McNAUGHTON, ASS19TXD BT MONS.HERVEOU.iut-sIaai* f\tPHE nsnal Course of Inatruction comprises banana I OWUer LOj.j | English in all its branches, With Writing, Arithmetic, French, Music, Drawing, Paintings %c ,\u2014Also the Rudime u of Latin and German if required.TSI undersigned, Agents for tbe Canada Powdsb Coer ant, beg to draw public attention toe few Testimonials selected from a Large number in the Company's possession a> Sms il ion.\t* « £ .# A.J.VAZHAX A CO.BAHATes, 26th July, 1857.BasJixui Slaex, Eaq , Secretary, Canada Pewder Company,\t, Dias Sis,\u2014We have ranch pleasure in testifying to tiie excellent quality of yonr Company\u2019s Blastix* Powdkx.and have no hésitation la stetiag that we eon aid ar it worth, at least.Seventy-live cents per keg more titan any English or American Powder we have ever Med.* Yonr obed't servant, J.A.ENNIS A OO., Snb-Contr*ctor on the Hamilton and Port Dover R.R.Tomorrro, 1st July, 1859.Gj-a&x.Esq., Sot,\u2014Sseloeed yon will find a Draft for the acnonat due tbe Powder Company, please acknowledge by ret are of post.Tour obedient, JOHN GRAINGE P 8.\u2014This Is to certify that I consider th- Powder uow manatee tore d by tbe Hnmiltoi.Powder Camfany, equal to the best Powdei JOHN GRAINGE, #na Smith, Toronto.Quebec Aug 3.1860\tc Hor&es, 81eigh, &.C., for Sale.r70R SALE, by private bargain, a P span of light Carriage HORSES \u2014A LSO\u2014 An excellent DOUBLE SLEIGH, with ROBES, Tbe whole which is the property of Capt.Rs-tallack ; may be seen at Spbrcsb Wood, any lay, between 10 o\u2019clock, A.M., and 4 o\u2019clock, P.M.Quebec, Nov.13, 1860.\ttf EDUCATION.Private and Select Academy.No.I, D AUTECIL STREET, U.T.QUEBEC, CONDUCTED BY Mr F.EAST late Prof and Lect.in tbe Collegiate Schools of England and France.Experience io tuition\u201429 years.IASSiSTED BY Mr.H.DECLERCQ, B A of tbe University of Ghent, Author of several Works on Literature, History and Philosophy.Experience in tuition\u201415 years.Quebec, Sep 3, 1869.THE undersigned have on band, and for sale, ' in lots to suit purchasers : 10 Qr.-casks White Port Wine, in casks : and boules, 20 Octave casks Madeira, 20 Cases Prince Metternich\u2019s Cabinet ' Wine, 20 Oases Leibfraumilck, 50 Baskets (quarts) Heidsick A Oo.'s Champagne, 50 Baskets (pints) do\tdo, 25 Cases Kedoc Claret, 25 ds St Julien do.5 Puncheons Jamaica Ram, (6 years in bond ) 10 000 Regalia Cigars, 10,000 Operas do, 5.000 El Conquito do.5,000 Londres Operas do, 500 Coroa Fibte Mats.FALKENBEKG A McBf.ATN, Dean's Buildings, 8t.Peter Street.Quebec, Nov 29, 1860.\t6m \"PX9\u2019\tLiverpool SOAP, / _lP Crown Brand, now landing ex China-\u201d For Sale by LANE, GIBB A CO., Agents.Quebec, Oct.10, I860.50 CLARETS.CA8NS.for Sale\u2014comprising CHATEAU MAROAÜX, Do\tLarose, Do\tLeoville, St.Julien.3NAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1860 30 RH MlsH_ WINES.CASES, Jnst received, comprising SPARKLING HOCK, Do\tMoselle, Rudesheimer, Branneberger.SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1860.MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.Receiving ex G.T.Railway, \"TC rpiERCES .MUSCOVADO M0-i e ) J.L aSSKS.For sale by B.A W.POSTON A CO.Quebec, Oct 26, 18 60.BRIGHT SUGAR.Daily Expected per G.T.R., 50 H \"WINES, BRANDIES, &c- OAA TA0ZBN P0RT Md sherry £\\J'J I / WINES, Brandies, Scotch and Irish 71 biskey, Ac., Ac.For Sale by SNAITH A GO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oct.20, 1360.DeKuyper\u2019a Gin, Just received and in Bond.50 H ber- HDS.DsKUYPBR\u2019S double ried GENEVA.For sale bv K.A W POSTON A OO.Quebec.Oct.19, i860.Wix\u2019s Mustard, Received ex John Bull.ITS MUSTARD, in 1 lb.and i lb.bottles.Fur sale by K.A W.POSTON A CO.Quebec, Oet.19, I860.w Ma.B.Olau, ¦an, 1st OeL, 1856.Canada Powder Company, S®t January next posing to effect Assurance are invited to lodge tbeir proposals on or before that date, with a view to tbeir securing tbe advantage of one years\u2019* additional Bonne over later entrants.A.DAVIDSON PARKER, Secretary.Quebec\u2014LANGLOIS A GLASS, Agent.Office\u2014corner of Peter A Paul Street*.Quebec, Dec 17, 1860.\t4m c OR WOLFF bas REMOVED bis RESIDENCE to the corner of St.AwroiNBand Pxtxe Sthists, over Mr Dinniag\u2019s.Quebec .May 5,1860.Duc De Montebello CHAMPAGNE.SNAITH A 00 , having been appointed Aokxti for tbe sale of tbe above very superior WINE, are now prepared to anpply all orders, and in quantities to sait purchasers.\u2014ALSO ON BAND\u2014 Moet\u2019s Green Seal, 2 Orescent Brand, > Pints and Quarts.Heidsieck* Co.y SNAITH A CO., Wine Merchants, No.11, John Street.Quebec, Oot.30, 1860.CHAMPAGNE.k0ZENT quarts and pints, \"HBID-SICK,\u201d for sale cheap, to close consignment.JOHN ANDERSON A 00.Qoebec, Nov.3, 1860.32 D\u2018 William L.Murison, Commission, Shipping and Forwarding Agent, 18 Lemoine Street, MONTREAL.CP* Particular attention given to Sales of Fish and Oil.Nov.9, 1860.CHARLES H.AWREWJ, NOTARY PUBLIC, Office.Dr.Marsden\u2019s Building, So.36» Pince JP Armes, Upper Town, may al«o be left with Andrkws, Advocates, 6 Legislative Council.C'i ENTLEMKN,\u2014Not doubting that at oth-J et hUciion will take place for yonr Division soounf-er the Meeting of the Legislature, and not knowing whether tbeGen>li man who obtained a large majority of your votes at the late Election, although legally disc iali-6ed to represent yon, will again present himself, I beg respectful'y to solicit yonr sui port lor the honor of representing STADACONA DIVISION in the Legislative Council ot Canada.I am no stranger to yon ; having resided within ihe limits of the Division from my infancy, having hceti educated, and imbibed mj earliest inspirations of patriotism, and acquired nil I possess among you.\u2014may I not fairly be classed as one of you,\u2014 as one of the permanent inhabitan's of the country.These circumstances have enabled me to understand and appreciate the genius of our Institutions, our common language nod our laws; without the prejudices ti nt the combined influences of race and tradition are apt to beget.In the most important public events of the past quarter of a century, I have felt a deep interest and taken an active part, following such an independent course as to merit your confidence.In polities, 1 am constitotionally progressive, libenl, and inderendent ; not a party man, but the steady advocate of measures and not men ; and, if l hare the good fortune to securo your suffrages, and become the representative of your choice, it will lie on perfectly independent ground.If elected by the Division.I should not.however, consider myself elected for tbe Division alone, or for any particular class; bat, would act and vote on general and liheral principles.Among important measures of a spect \u2019l character I would support Seperate Schools so long as religious teaching forms a portion of E!emt ntary Education.I would apply my energi-s to such a system of sanatory law or protection, &s would io my opinion, most benefit the whole Province with the leas' possible restriction to trade and commerce I would also vote for a rédaction of tbe tariff that io some c toe* presses so heavily, as soon as the financial condition of tbe country would permit it.Amoug subjects of paramount importance of a loi al nature, to which 1 pledge myself to give my unceasing .-itientino, are ; to make this city what nature designed it to be, viz : tbe terminus ol Transatlantic Steam Navigation ; and, by increasicg the size and speed of our Steamers to that of the b at class of Ocean Su-nmehipfl, to make the passage iu two days less than at present, and thus secure the whole passenger and carrying trade of the west instead of only a portion,\u2014to obtain a wivtbr ocean terminus on the lower St Lawrence, and a railroad terminus in tuib city, by a bridge at Gap-Rouge or otherwise; making jut-bee tbe real Sea-port instead of a mere outport to Point Levi ihe last but most important subject, to which I will allude, that will claim my attention and support, is one that 1 have long advocated :\u2014the grand and mighty scheme of Federation of the British North American Provinces.This measure is calculated to develops the trade and boundless resources of this country more than any other, and form a set ot disjoinitd, weak, and unconnected Provinces intd a powerful and united country,\u2014 A British American Conlederation,\u2014a Canadian Nation.Besides the commercial and political advantage* of this scheme, Quebec preseals the two local advantages of centrality and iteenprtit.which eminently fit it for the capital city of a Federation ; and that, without breaking faith or disturbing previous urrange-meuts, or compromising our beloved Sovereign riy repnditting her gracions decision in favor of Otia.wa as the Capital of United Ctiwda I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Y'our drvoud obedient servant, W.MARaDBN.M.D., Place d\u2019Armes.Quebec, Nov.10, 1860.POST OFFICE.Quxrkc, I>e'\\ 17, 1860.Arrival and Departure of the Hail* at Quebec.= PP«otoBa«s)i-i«j-4c«piç« ut c* 3?g£?3§'?ggg§sg g g ® -, \u2022» \u2022 ¦£V! as » ,r ae S\u2019 £5- S>5 5 H-2 5 : y : \u2022o?: \u2022 \u2022 oP \u2022 \u2022 \u2022V \" M o 2 T)LAraONDON, No \u2022 H.\tGaaoBN Strkst, sharpens aad repairs CUTLERY ol every description, at a ebeap rate.Quebec, Nov.9, I860.\t12mc Gmp Smith\u2019s Coals, FOR SALK by WM DINNING A CO., St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf Qaebec, Nov.29, 1860.APPLES! APPLIES! ! For Sale, APPLES and WINTER PEARS, carefully hand picked LABRADOR HERRING; and Township BUTTER, next door to tbe Ex-raies Ornes, No.6, Sanlt au Matelot Street Quebec, Dec.21, 1860\t2mp Newcastle House Coals, FOR SALE by JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Quebec, Nov.28, 1860.Newcastle Smiths\u2019 Coals, FOR SALE by JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Quebec, Nov.28, 1860.Pot and Pearl Barley, A LARGE SUPPLY on hand.JOHN ANDERSON AGO., Manufacturers\u2019 Agents.Quebec, Nov.29,1860.Ramsay\u2019s Best Fire Bricks, For sale by JOHN ANDERSON A CO.Qaebec, Nuv, 20, i860.Snip Kitchen for the Poor, IK connectios WITH THE FINLAY ASYLUM.THE above KITCHEN is situated at the corner of Lare ouclli and Saint Clair Sthcsts, St Jubn Sutiurtis, and will be OPENED on every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SvTUHDAY, commencing TUESDAY, 1st January, from hall-pest ELEVEN, A.At ., to ONE, P .VI \u201e to supply those who are furnished wiib tickett.Subscribers will lv> entitled to 20 tickets for every dollar contrt\u2019 u'ed, which can be obtained from tbe undermeoiione 1 : Mr.P.Sinclair, and Mias Woo s, a*, the Depository, St.John Street, next door to Mr Huslctl, Grocer.Quebec, Juay.4, l8':l Hnisrvws ioiisi CKkKUIAS GOODS!! il & W.B4YSLEY, HAIR DRESSERS To His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and Suite.Side Wedge and Key Bricks, F OR SALK by JOHN ANDERSON A OO.Quebec, Nov.29, I860.White Wine and Cider Vinegar, I 'OK SALE by £\tJOHN ANDERSON A OO., Manufacturers\u2019 Agents.Quebec, Nov.39, 1860.Valencia Raisins.1\tV)OXB8 Prime Valencia RAISINS, I JLe)* * Xf Boxes very choice Layers Raisins.\tJ Raisins.Ktur Sale by JOHN LsMESURJER Quebec, Dec.29, I860.House Coals, SALE by WM.S DINNING A OO., St, Andrew\u2019s Wharf.Quebec, Nov.29, 1860.NEW arrivals by the last Steamship North Amruican, splendid acsoiinient of the FINEST To, s, (r.dips ?tid Fancy Goods, Ever imported to Canada, to be found at THE PRINCE'S HAIR DRESSERS, TOR CHRISTMAS AND NEIV YEAR.Call early and select.REMEMBER No.10, Sr.John Strkst, Qusbkc.Quebec, Nov.24.1860.25 H' Sugar.\u2018HDS.very Bright SUGAR.For Sale by JOHN LbMBSURIIR.Qaebec, Dee.29, 1860.Teas.150 PACK AGIS very fine TWAW KAYS, do * Cbcioe Old Hyeoo, do\tdo Sooeboof Tea.For Bale by JOHN LaMlSURUR.Qoaleeo, Pao.28, 1880.^1 m 100 CIGARS.H*Tana-*-Dd p-rlnc,p* CI- GARS, assorted brands.For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Dee.22,1880.FOR SALE, ronn a 0RB8 oood piN* land, Ia^Uv* A Of 0B,J tb* Pin* Timber thereof ritaated oo the Shore of Gioroian Bat, CoontySitncoe, U.0 , and a shor; dis-uuaee from Oolllngwood Railroad Station.Apply to GRKSM BROTHERS, Topnnto, OeL Mk 1880.Temple !îar.Just Received : Autobiography of the Rev Dr al»x- an UK Cahltlu, Mibibter of Invereuk, containing Mutnerials of the Men and Even s ot bis time.Personal History of Lord Bacon, from ut-publisb d p-pers, by W.H.Dixon, ot the Inner Temple.Reminiscences of S< ottish Life and Character, oy E.B Ramsay, Dean of Edinburgh, Rome of To-Day, by Edmond About, author of tbo Roman question.The Four Georges by W.M.Thackeray, cheap edition.Oietricbsen and Hauuav\u2019a Roval Almanar, for 18GI.Also, a few copies ot Temple Bar\u2014A London Mags, lue for Town and Country Readers, conducted by George Augustus Sala, No.1.For Sale by MIDDLKTON A DAWSON, Mountain Hill, Quebec, Janv.18, 1861.DRUM\u2019S CABINET AND CHAIB fttt&Aza tfACToa*, St.Paul Street, OPPOSITE ST.PAUL\u2019S MARKET, Q O £ B fe O .Quebec, Jxwm 18, 1880, * 2 §:Ü o » a e ¦ i- S B Z5 a -e \u2022 eg .*3,0 * as.5 : \u2022 < « w # .»5 © 80 LS \u2014 Q IS OD\tfY \u2022*\u2022\u2022*¦«* « S » Sâ«83S8ëâS£8Së88é8 g xKgRaKRsgxajikrxiKR ?s#\t\u201c -\tgy is£S = = 2-S- K -\ta r-a.^ g- H.5* c.^ \u2022X 2 x x ¦l Hamilton Road, on Saturday last, through the stupidity of a woodman felling a tree.It appears that Mr.Sullivan\u2019s two boys were bringing a load of wood into market, rnd just as they were passing tbe residence of O Springer, Esq , a tree efttne down in a slanting direction upon one of the horses, killing tbe poor animal instantaneously, smashing the rack of the waggon, scattering the wood in all directions, and, besides, terribly frightening the two boys, depositing them in tbe sno with the bare escape of their lives, as the tree in falling missed hitting them only by a few inches.QUEBEC.FEB.1.18b 1.THK FREE PORT AT GASPE.No measure i>f any kind can be carried into effect without meeting with some o j jectors.and especially is this the case with what w essentially an experiment, Lite the Act which establishes Gaspé as a I ree Port We have before us several complaints on this aobjecr, som»* from residents o: the locality, some from people of Quebec 5 but they may all be arranged under two head.- __firat, ihe complaints that a.l the litile fishing villages in the free district were noi made ports of free entry for toietgo vessels ; and second, that there ate not more ports established whero a clearance could be effected on goods sent by schooners from Quebec.To these we may add a third objection, made by the New Brunswick Colonial Empire, that we have acted in this mailer without consulting the New Brnnswick authorities, and have imposed upon them the necessity of multiplying their officers for the protection of their revenue.We will examine these points one by one.There are evident and weighty reasons why Gaspé should be the sole port of tree entry.Tbe establishment of Free Ports was not meant to produce local benefits only.U there are surb, they ar« only incidental.The great object was to create a city where now there is almost a wi.dernes, to centre upon Canadian soil that trade which is now scattered among the ha nlets of several Colonies, and the towns of a t'oreigt.State.It there h»d been other available spots tor this purpose, suspicions of oanalilv might have been entertained, but Gas: é really possesses tbe only harbour accessioie to and safe lor ships of all sizes ; other places have more roadsteads.It is said to have one disadvantage\u2014it is blocked up by ce tor three weeks in the Spiing and the same period in the Fall.This is as yet hardly established, but it will be very easily remedied bv allowing goods to be entered at Pen é, just outside GsspA narbour, dur.ng the continuance oi such blockade, and this, we understand, is to be done.There is more weight in the second objec-tioo.A large trade in fish, fish oils, furs, Ac., is done on the North Nhore of tbe Quit.Moet of it has been carried on by American vessels, yet Quebec has not been without its share, schooners going down with supplies and bringing back tbe articles mentioned.Now, under the published regulations, Ame-tican and Quebec vessels tnu*t both call at Gaspé before proceeding to the N«eth Shore to trade, *ud as Cast é is not in the route of the Quebec crafi, while it is in that ot die American schooners, posi ive advantage is given to the latter, to the detriment of the former.Tbe establishment of a clearing office on tb« North Shore\u2014say at the Seven Isiar.-Js\u2014 took refuge in tbe Hospital hoping tbui to «void the inconvenience ot a trial.He was arraigned yesterday, and his trial takes place 10-morrow A CURI0U3 FACT\u2014THE BENEFIT OF ADVERTISING.We published an advertisement, the other day, \u201c Found, a small sum of money.\u201d At least a dozen persons who had lost purses and porn -monnaies, within a day or so, called to reclaim what each considered bis property Fine ly, we believe, the rigbtfnl owner was foond.ard White scorched.\u201d When they stopped, witness desired to remain and take care of tao bouse : but prisoner insisted that be should accompany him.They then went in the direction of White's, and crossed the fields until they came to the barn, where prisoner struck a light, and attempted to fire some straw, but it was too wet.After having used all his own ma'cbes, be asked witness for some, whereupon the latter gave him some ; and the prisoner set fire to some bay that was hanging through tbe side of tbe baro, where a board bad been bro ken.As soon as the fire began to spread, pri toner and witness both ran away to the cart which they bad left on the road ; and returned by tbe same route, passsing the house of ooe Mrs.Gillespie, and when some seven or eight acres bevond it, they returned to the house where they fed their horse, and the prisoner took a drink.Before going into this boose, prisoner told witness that he woald pretend to CARTERS' BALL.The carters of this city had a great ball, on Wednesday evening, at Masse's Hotel, St.John\u2019s Suburbs.About sixty couple were pre-jent and they crj >yed themselves finely until au early hour yesterday morning.So says ooe who was there.There are, we believe, 800 1 * .\t.\t.\t.\t,, think that his own barn was on fire ; be told carters in tbe city, most ot them are honest, I\t.j u\t_ .\t,\t, .\t\u2019 Mrs Gillespieso.onentenng.andsbeobserv- indcatnous and obliging, and we are glad to !\t^ L .\t.,\t.\t\u201c\t.\t,\t8\t, ed that she did not think it was in that direc- bear that they can afford time and monev for 1 pleasure as well as work.EIGHTH ANNUAL IRISH SOIREE.Our readers will perceive by the advertise-mert in another column that tbe Eighth Annual Irish Soiree will take place at thv Music Halt, St Lewis street, on Monday.We need scarcely say anything in praise of this admir «I le annual festival, to which our citiz»ns have oow become so accustomed as to look forward to it every year with pleasure, as being one of :he moet successful of our regular winter festivals.And we feel assured that tbe present year will be no exception to the general rale.THE VICTORIA PRIVATE DRAMATIC CLUB.This Clab gave their second performance the night before last, at the Temperance Hill, St.Francis street.The plays were My friend WagfUt, and Irith Atntrance or Yankee modetly Both pieces were remarkably well performed Tte characters JoAn Plumpt Squire Jolly Boy, WatqUs, Mrs.SastaJ'ra*, and Mrs.Prettyman, were very well repr* seated If Capt Bajly, and ¦age, dated at tb* capital of the Sta»e on the 15th, allndes to tbe battary »t Vicksburg iu the following terms Being advised by the Governor of Louisiana that he had reason to believe that an expedition would be seqt down tbe Mississippi River to reinforce the garrisons of the forts And ar-setiAls of the StAte, I sent CAptain Kerr, with with 1C of the Jackson Artillery Company, and ordered Captain H.B.Miller to call out ths volunteer companies of Vicksburg, and ta ie such position as would enable bim to prevent any hostile expedition from the Northern States deseeding the river.Learning that tbe forts and arsenals were fully garrisoned b» Louisiana, I have directed Captain H H.Miller to wi hdraw his forces from the x»ositi >u they had taken.(To tbe Kdltor* of tbe Hoaton Daily Advertiser.; PEOPLE\u2019S PL AN OF COMPROMISE Purchase the slaves of all States which have not and which shall not secede from the Union.This will cost less than a civil war aud save bloodshed.After this arrangement alter the Constitution so as to prohibit slavery in the U.S.Let seceding Stales take the consequence of this movement.If they are effectually out of the Union it will not affdet them.Osk or Tint Pkoplk.EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF AN ENGLISH BARONET IN THE UNITED STATES.tion Prisoner observed that he wanted to go to his own farm, but that he did not wish to pass up the high road by the church, least he might be met and suspected of having caused the fire.He started, however, aud went there shortly afterwards, and both prisoner and witness stayed for the remainder of the night at prisoner\u2019s farm.On cross-examination, witness, after a variety of details as to the distances of the different localities, stated that the space left by the broken board in the back of White\u2019s barn or stable was about seven or eight inches wide.Witness did not remember having told any person that the first knowledge he had of tbe fire was having seen the light while stand ing on tbe hill below Gillespie\u2019s, nor did be say to any one that the prisoner owed him money.Mrs.Gillespie deposed to the fact of the prisoner coming to her bouse on the night of the fire; aud on cross-examination stated that when he came he stated that he first saw the light from the fire, when coming up the bill a short distance below her house.The examination of Charles Monté, a Prussian, .who had been in the employ of the prisoner for tbe other Officers of the Garrison, do not look \u2022 Qearly two mouths, was then commenced by sharp, these junior clubs will run ahead of j means of a sworn interpreter.Owing to the them\u2014this enlre parentheses.The last piece j likelihood of bis evidence being extremely as better, if possible, than the first The I lengthy, the Court, at four o\u2019clock P.M.ad-gentleman who clayed Put could nor ascer'ain ihe precise spot.The Princa Of Wales while travelling in this coantry, it will be recollected, stopped in Chi-cago.' Here tbe Consol introduced Fenwick to the Prince, who became convinced of the truth of his statement.H« accompanied the Prince on bis toar through the United States, and went wi»h him to England.\t^\t, On arriving in England, Fenwick proceeded immediately to hi* ancestral hall, where be was loform-d by the servants that one of his anots, who had caused him and hi* mother *«« ranch trouble and unhappiness, was now on her death bed, attended by her brother Sir John Fenwick.He entered the chamber ot death 1 The ghastly tirag\" of dJ'°£ T?0;*\" became still ghastlier, when she beheld the boy whom she aod her sister had so deeply wronged.She immediately confessed that the tale they had invented to blast tbe reputation of Lady Clara, and rain hie and her innocent son, was without foundation\u2014that Clara was a good and true wife until be drove her away and spurned her.Lord 1 enwick folded bis loo?I(tôt son to lié heart and shed tear* of joy over him.The wornau died in a tew minute* after making the confession.Her sister is at present the inmate of the convent, and strives to atone for her black-hearted treachery by fasting, penitence and prayer.The health of Lady Clara greatly fallen after the departure of her sou for America, and Capt.O\u2019Neil took her to tbe South of r rauce, in the hope of restoring it.But she soou died, and not long afterward* the Captain was killed in a dnol.By a Till he beipjeathcd ht* property, which was of great value, to his wiic j son, John N.Feuwick.\t, , n Tbe young man is now in Feuwick Hall.Tbe following is a porttom #f a letter sent by bim toa friend in Clinton.\u2022\t\u2022 \u201cHo you may imagine my feelings at present.\t.\"To those persons iu Clmtou, who doubted my statements, aud ridiculed tue, I have do utikiod feeling*.I euterlain toward the people of Clinton a lively feeiiug of gratitude for their aiauy u.itidue*su* aud favors.To Uo^ert Lewis, Esq , l desire you to return my moat .lineert thanks.Tell him I still have the boot* he pre seated me, which together with the gold pea from Charles Dennett, I shall keep iu remem braoce of them, and my once bumble condition ln,,fe*\t^ v.\u201c My best respects to my ever good frleod, Mr Stransbury, to whom I send in your package a breast-pin.My love to Mrs.C- and ibe children.I have many times, since I left your roof, thought of then), and longed to see them \u2022\t\u2022\t8 8 Tbe package I send to you, I hope will entirely clear you of debt, aud make you independent in life.it Tell Al.Blackford I will send him a splendid Manton fowling-piece by the next steamer.He has my likeness, which I would be glad to have left with Miss Julia C *\u2022 Everybody wbo goe* to a ball is not obliged to dance.Tbe dancers are not the only people who enjoy themselves The most captivating resources are not wanting to those who «re fain to rely upon philosophy to com pensate them for what aare has snaro^ed away Are there not fetes where the passive rote of a pent a*.or suffices for the pleasures of a well spent evening?Tboie who were present last Thursday, at the ball of Mrs B., will answer affirmatively and nnanimou»ly.How, indeed, can one imagine anything more complete than this entertainment, which, in the calender of the world of fashion, is certain to remain the fete of the season.The first conditions indispensable to the eclat of a ball are, doubtless, the size and arrangement of the rooms In this regard, all the world knows that no private house in No York possesses more brilliant advantages \u2014 Tbe gallery, lighted from above by the sun or gas, was not built for the finest private collection of modern pictures in New York, without a happy prevision of its possible conversion into a ball-room.A framework concealed by a lateral partition the elevated scaffolding of an orchestra, where the musicians were infinitely more at their ease, and yet it took not an inch from tbe dancers, who, it is well known, never complain of too much room, or from tbe circle of lookers-on, who divided their distracted attention between the master-pieces of art on the walls, and the rivals in beauty, elegance and yonth that flirted across the floor.In speaking of a distracted attention, I strive to save the honor of the artistic sentiment ; but, if I must absolutely say what is true, what is most true, I must sacrifice distraction at tbe expense of the pictures There certainly are some sentimental ligaments reaching from the head to the heart, which no inanimate picture, were it even tbe finest of Rabhael\u2019s can ever agitate as do the irradiations of that beauty which is human.Women have a marvellous intuition at divining mysteries of this sort, and, a* they have nowhere the means or tbe opportunity of using their knowledge so well as at the ball, the ball is their domain There they reign supreme ; there they display all the splendors of their royalty.By day, whether gracefully leaning on thoTbcsk Railway Station, having been thoroughly refuted, is now open to the poolic.Tbe table will always be supplied with tbe best tbe Market can produce, and the Wines unexceptionable.Passengers arriving by the Evening Train will fnd, in tbe present bad state of the \u201c crossing,'\u2019 it to their advantage to remain over night ; and passengers leaving by the Morning Train for the Eait and West, by leaving Juebec in tbe afternoeo, will insure their being in time for the 9.30, A M.Train, the following a orning from South Quebec.F.TOFIELD, Proprietor.South Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.\t' tf FI RNISHEl) APARTMENTS.FURNISHED APARTMENTS to LET, with or without Board.Apply at 34, Rope Stbkxt.Quebec, Jany.23, 18«t.\ttf DOCTOR HALL, HAVING returned from Europe, has RESUMED the practice of his PRO-FESSIoX OFFICE, 12J Cul-de-Sac, Lower Town.Quebec, Jany.29, 1861\t12c REMNANTS, SOILED FIV ! HOODS, WINTER'CLOAKS, AT\t* HALF PRICE.TO put our Stock in first rate order before tbe arrival of NEW GOODS, we bave decided to clear out the above at a great sacrifice.If they are not sold within fourteen days from this date, the whole will be sent to Public Anction.GLOVER kFRY.Quebec, Jany.21, 13G1.MUSCOVADO AND REFINED SUGARS.\\f\\ TJOG9HEAD FAIR CUBA\u2019S, \u2022jyj 1 I 250 barrels assorted REFINED SUGAR, comprising Extra Ground, Dry Crushed, Crushed A, Loaf and Yellow Ketiued, no>?receiving ex Grand Trunk.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.BORST HALLIDAY\u2019S TODDY WHISKEY.50 B ARRELS in Store.\u2014ALSO\u2014 AT POINT LEVI DEPOT, 20 Puncheons, 50 U.P.For sale by ' M.G.MOUNTAIN, Quebec, .fany.23, 1861.Fancy Biscuits.\\ T\"ACKINNON\u2019S, comprising Queen\u2019s, 111 Prince of Wales, Pic Nic, Balmoral, Mersey, Lunch, Ac , Ac., and For sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.Fire Wood for Sale.Hams and Bacon.TO LET, ^ - nnHAT FIRST CLASS HOUSE, mNb J No 25.Anss Stbiit.opposite tbe English Cathedral.Possession, first May.Apply to HAM BENJAMIN, or to\tEG.CANNON.N.P.Quebec, Jaoy.26, 1861.\t2w and 3 feet MAPLE and BIRCH, 13s m2 to 20s.per Cord, at the Fcsl Yard, situated between Desfosses and St.Joseph Streets, opposite Garneau\u2019s Wood-yard.Applv to JOS PAIÎE, St.Rocb Street, St.Roch.Quebec, Jany 29,1861.\tIf.p A CARD.\\FBW BOARDERS can be accommodated at No.15, St.George Street, Uppei Town.Qoabec, Nov.20, I860.\t3m3 ip NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION will be made to the PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT, at its ne\\t session, for an Act t(^ amend the 8rh Vi toria Cap 80, An Act to incorporate the QUEBEC SCHOOL of MEDICINE \" Quebec, Jany.22, 1861.\t2m Waaltd to Purchase or Rent, A COUNTRY RESIDENCE about a mile (or less) from tbe Toll Bar, on either Roac, with a good Brick or Stone House, and from 25 to 60 acres of Laud, in a good state of cultivation.Possession required on the first of May next.Apply to the Editor of this paper.Quebec, Jany.30, 1861.\t3 LIliflillOUSD SUPPLIES.NOTICE.TTHE QUARTERLY MEETING of the JL BOARD OF TRADE, will bo held in tbe BOARD-RUOM, Exchange,on WEDNESDAY, 6th proximo, at NOSON.A.FRASER, Secretary.Quebec, Jaoy.30, 1861.LOST! LOST!! OS TUESDAY ETEKIWOlut, betwcao th.St Bridget\u2019d Asylum and St Lewis Gate, a LADY\u2019S MINK VICTORI.N'E The finder will he rewarded by bringing the same to this Office.Q xebec, Dec.7, 1860.TENDERS, addressed to ike undersigned, will be received at this Office until tbe TWENIY-EIGHTH day of FEBRUARY next, for the «apply of FIVE THOUSAND GALLONS of tbe best quality of WINTER PRSSS-BD SPERM OIL, for the Provincial Light-houses above Lachiue, one-third of which must to from bead matter.The whole to be furnished in iron-bound casks, in prims order, of fifty gallons each, aad delivered at the risk of tbe Contractor on snob wharf near tbe Montreal Terminus of tto Laehine Caaal, and on such day on or abont the 1st Jaly nest, as may be specified in th) t Contract.TtoOll to be subject toinspectiou and ter.^ priée to acceptance, aad must be measured out i if required ; none of tbe OQ ot bead matter will to received which will not stand limped at 30 ° Fahrenheit, nod the other two-thirds at 34 0 .Payment will be made within ten days after the receipt of a certificate from tbe Superinter -dent, stating that the OQ has been tested met-sored, and delivered at the time and place agreed upon.By order, T.TRUDEAU, Secretary.DnranTUKXT or Public Works, ) Quebec, 28th Jany., 1861.\t$\t12 CIGARS.THE Subscriber has on band 70,000 Imported CIGARS, comprising tbe choicest brands ; cheaper than any other Establishment in the City.JAMES HaSLETT John Street.Quebec Dec 28.1860.T« Coaotry .Mercbants and others* rI\"HE undersigned has the pleasure to ao-I nonnee to tbe public that he has just received, per \"Nova Scqtiax,\u201d his summer supply of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS.\u2014 ALSO\u2014 A choice assortment of FLOWER SEEDS, for which bn desires to attract the attention of the public.A list can be procured at W E.BRUNET, Druggist aad Seedsman, St.Roch, Quebec.Quebec, Jmv.18.18«1.\t2mp 150 For sale by M.0.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.23, 18C1.Muscovado Molasses.UNCHEONS Heavy Bodied.Sweet and Bright, now receiving at Point Levi, and for sale by M.G, MOUNTAIN.N.B.\u2014Purchasers residing at South Quebec can be supplied there, avoiding the expense and risk uf crossing the St Lawrence.% Quebec, Jany 23,1861.CANADA Western Assurance Comp\u2019y OF TORONTO, C.W., Incorporated 1851.Assurances effected against loss or damage by FIRE, on BUILDINGS, FURNITURE.*c , STOCK IN TRADE, VESSELS ON THE STOCKS, Ac., At reasonable rates.f JOHN ANDERSON, .o j St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf, j j, R PRUNEAU, 1\tDestosseâ Street.Quebec, Jaoy 22.1861 TO LET, OFFICES, in St.Pbtbb and St.Jambs Stubbts, single and doable, with vaults.Apply at the Office of HENRY ATKINSON, 17 St James Street, L T.Quebec, Jany.22, 1861.\ttf.FOR SALE.T)1^8 No.1 SUPERFINE FLOUR* | cjl / l> 850 brls.Common\tdo.50 Brls.Corn Meal.\u2014also.\u2014 100 Brls.Mess Pori1, 25 do Thin Mess do, 25 do Prime do do, 20 Kegs Leaf Lard.H.J.NOAD k CO.Quebec, Jany 22, 1861.\t10 FOR SALE, P\\A |4HDS BRIGHT CUBA SUGAR, çjV f I 1 50 Puns.Barbadoes Molasses, 20 Puns.Porto Rico\tdo, 20 Tierce do\tdo.H.J, NOAD * CO.Quebec, Jany 22, 1861.\t10 DRESS MHCj rJ'HE undersigned having engaged tbe ft services of a very superior now undertakes to make Dress Maker, « \" 8 la connection with their Betabiiahment.^ I ft ft ft DRESSES, TROUSSEAUS,, Mourning Orders, 2 tyc.,\tRL8.WET CODFISH.25 brls.Salmon.H.J.NOAD A CO.Quebec, Jany.22, 1861.\t10 Public Notice.THE undersigned, desirous of returning to his professional avocations as a LAWYER, has provisionally OPENED his OFFICE in bis own bouse, No.12, RsenàMAnR, where he will attend to the afTairs entrusted to his care, combining with legal business those of a general agency in relation with the Ptblic Drpap.t-mknti, or private parties here and abroad.Ail letters mast be prepaid.J.O.BARTRR.Quebec.Jany.17 1861.FREEMASONS Just Received, THE FREEMASON'S CALENDAR and POCKET BOOK, for 1*61, containing, besides usual matter in other Pocket Books, a ; list of all the Regular Lodge*, and R.A.Chap-ters, places aud times of Meeting, and a variety of articles concerning Masonry, Ac.Also a farther supply : The Canadian Almanac, 1861.Annual Register of Rural Affairs, 1861.Illustrated London Almanac, 18C1.MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Mountain Hill.Quebec, Jany.11, 18G1.ROYAL COMPANY.PROVINCE OF CANADA.No.5\u2014Fire Insurance License\u2014No.5.rHE ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY having, in pursuance of the Act 23 Viet.Cap.33, entitled: \"An Act in relation to Fire Insurance Companies, not incorporated within the limits of this Province,\u201d invested the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, under the provisions of the second clause of the said Act, tbe said Royal Insurance Company is now hereby licensed to carry on the business of Insurance against Fire, within tbe Province of Canada, from and after the FIRST DAY of JANUARY, 1861, subject to all the conditions and requirements of tbe said above mentioned Act.Issued from the Department of the Minister of Finance, at the City of Quebec, in Canada, this twenty-ninth day of December, 1860.(Signed,)\tA.T.GALT, Minister of Finance.FORSYTH, BELL A Co., Agents.Quebec, Jany.9,1861.UNITY Fire Insurance Association.NOTICE.THE BUSINESS of the EQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE has been TRANSFERRED to the aboye ASSOCIATION, by which all DULY PROVED CLAIMS under Policies now in force will be PAID.W.P.REYNOLDS, Manager, in B N.A.Jany.7.1861.\tlm UNITY FIRand LIFE NSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON.Capital - - - £2,500,000 Stg.Deposit Fund in Canada - - $60,000.THE undersigned having been named one of tbe Agents of this respectable Company, begs respectfully to call the attention of the Publie, to this convenience afforded them, by tbe establishment of an OFFICE IN THE UPPER TOWN, where risks will be taken at the most moderate rates of Premium OFFICE\u2014Simabd\u2019s Bcildikbs, Upper Town JOHN LOSS, Agent.Quebec, Jany.11, 1861.QUEBEC Fire Assurance Company.n oFi c E IS HEREBY GIVEN to tbe Stockholders, that tbe Election of Directors will take place on MONDAY, the 4th day of February next,by ballot, until TWO o'clock, P.M.By order, A.D.RIVERIN, Secretary.Quebec, Jany.12, 1861.Quebec Masonic Hall ASSOCIATION.The annual general meeting of the STOCKHOLDBS of tbe gUBBEO MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION will be bald, in accordance with the Act of Incorporation, at tbe MASONIC CHAMBERS, Sr Fbaxcih Strbet, on MONDAY EVENING, the 4th proximo, at SEVEN o\u2019clock H.P.LEGGATT, Secretary.Quebec, Jany.19, 1861.NOTICE ÎS HEREBY GIVEN that the ST.LAWRENCE WAREHOUSE DOCK and WHARFAGE COMPANY will apply to tbe Pegvixcial Parmaniri' of Canada, at its next Session, to pass an Act further amending their Act of Incorporation.Quebec, Jany.12,1861.\tt 15 Mar.ST.CHARLES STREET BREWERY.T HE Subscriber is now prepared to deliver to all who may favor him with their custom : MILD ALE.PALE ALE, BITTER ALE, PORTER, either in barrels or bottled.The above are all of a superior quality, msde from pure malt and bora alone, without adiil*-rHiM*u or ri y ' (tier ingredient.The water used is supplied by the Water Works.THOS.LLOYD.Qneber, Jany.18, 1861.MR.DE8ROCHERS, An Academical Professor, WILL give LESSONS in FRENCH, at his own private residence, or at the residence of his pupils.Address No.15, St.George\u2019s Street, Upper Town.Quebec, Nov.20, 1860.\t3mc ip Public Notice.CoDsoMdated Municipal Loan Fund UPPER AND LOWER CANADA.ÏÏT'HEREAS the Revenue?of tbe Couaoli- f V dated Municipal Loau Funds of Upper and Lower Canada, are insufficient to meet tbe annual interest upon the Debentures issued and expressly secured upon tbe said Fuads; And Whereas very large advances have been already made from the Geueral Revenue of the Province in aid of the said Funds, And Whereas in view of tbe inadequacy of the said Funds to meet the annual charges upon them, the Government has been I' Mborized to redeem tbe said Debentures, but uo provision has beeu made for further advances i.om tbe General Revenue for the interest upon tbe said Debentures,\u2014 PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that from aud after tbe payment of the half yearly interest due 3l$t De- ' comber, 1860, no further payment will be ! made upon tbe Bonds issued upon tbe CON- ' 30LIDATED MUNICIPAL LOAN FUNDS of' UPPER CANADA and of LOWER CANADA, except irom the Revenues ot the said Funds \u2014 | Holders of the said Bonds are informed that the Government of .Jaoada is prepared to redeem the said Debentures in full at par, on presentation thereof to the Receiver General of Canada, or to tbe Financial Agents in London, Messrs Baring, Brothers k Co, and Messrs.Glyn, Mills k Ce., after »he 1st January, 1861, and interest will be allowed on tbe said Debentures at the rate of Fire per Cent per an-nnm, until their presentation for redemption; Provided such presentation takes place within the yare ending 31st December, 1861.T.D.HARINGTON, \u201e\t,\t\u201e\tD.R.G.Receiver General s Office, Quebec, 31st Dec., 1860.Jaoy.10,1661.BEWARE OF SPURIOUS CODS POUNDS SOLD IN IMITATION OF i ana I 09 J.COLLIS BROWNE\u2019S CHLORODYNE, CERTAIN dishouest aud unprincipled Chemists piratically apply this name to worthless compounds\u2014a name invented and applied by Dr J G.Baow», M R C.S , (ex Army Medical Staff), to his great discovery, which is so extraordinary curative in Cf NSUMPTION COUGHS, ASTHMA, CROUP, BRONCHITIS NEURALGIA, HEADACHES, HYSTERIA DIARRHŒA, FEVER, AGUE CHOLERA and DIPHTHERIA.To F ami lies, Invalids and Travellers, is indispensable, aud medical authority pronounces it invaluable.\t* From W.Vbsalius Psttibrsw, D.M.I have no hesitation in stating, after a fair trial of Cblorodyne, that I have never met with any medicine so efficacious as dyanlt-spnsmoaic and sedative I have used it in Csnsumption, Asthma, Diarrhcea, and other diseases, and am most perfectly satisfied with tbe results.From Dr.M'Milman, New Galway, Scotland \" I considcr.it tbe most valuable medicine known.\u201d Dr.M'Gbioob Oaorr, late Army Staff, says_ \" It is a most invaluable medicine '' Dr Gibbon, Army Medical Staff, Calcutta.\u2018\u2022Two doses completely cured me of Diarrhoea.\u201d From C.V.Ridoot, Esq , Surgeon, Egbam.\"As an astringent in severe Diarrbu-a.and an anti-spasmodic in Colic with Cramps in thé Ablomen, tbe relief is instantaneous.Asa sedative in a Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux, its effects werevery remarkable.In UteriiiH Af-fectious I have found it extremely valuable.G.B.Haywabd, Esq., Surgeon, Stow t.u ve Wold \"I am now giving tbe Cblorodyne in twenty drops doses with marvellous good success in allaying inveterate sickness in advanced pregnancy.Sold only in bottles, at 2s.9d.and 4s Gd.by tbe Sole Agent and Manufacturer, J.T Davenport, 33, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury Square, London, with Professional testimonials enclosed.None genuine without the words \" Dr.J Oollls Browne\u2019s Cblorodyne,\u201d engrnved on tbe Government stamp.\t\u2019 For sale by JOSEPH BOWLES, Medical Hal], Quebec.Dee 1, 1866.\t[gm .OfcAKXNlOlI 8O0SS, ST.LEWIS STREET, \u2022 UP PE II TOWN, QUEBEC.THIS SP ACIOUS HOTEL is prominenf'y sit lated commanding a beantiful and extensive view of the St Lawrence; it is th largest and best ventilated, and coromandin* a better position than any other house in the City for its locality, sire, styl , finish and arrangements for Travellers or \\ isitors to t» t City on business or pleasure.\t8 For the accommodatio ->f bis Guests the Proprietor has prepared a short List of the Places of Interest in and about the City, all of which are in the immediate vicinity ofthiu Hof.l Quebec, June 14, I860\tJ J noiei AT THE OliD STAND, jNTo.Q9 St- J olin Street, ESTABLISHED 1836, BY THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, HALL, WILL BE SOLD FROM NOW UNTIL THE 1st OF MAY, IN OKDKR TO 11KI CCK STOCK, The largest and most varied assortment of GROCERIES, WINES, anti LIQUORS, ever offered in the Upper Town of this City.BEING DETERMINED TO SELL FOR CASH ONLY.A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE WILL BE MADE.The following will be found in Stock : HYSON, YOUNG HYSON, IMPERIAL, SOUCHONG, CONGOU, OOLONG, TEAS.Most of the T« as are of the finer sort possessing a strong and peculiarly pleasant flavour.J SUGARS- Bright Muscovado, Cruühed A, Loaf and Broken Loaf, Granulated and Extra Ground, Belgium Crushed.COFFEE.Rio, Cape, Si.Domingo, Old Government Java, Mocha, Raw, Roasted and Ground.Tobaccos and Cigari, in the usual variety of quality and packages.Almonds.Filberts, Walnuts, Ac.Sperm, Belmont Sperm, Adamantine Patent Sperm, Composite, and Mould Candles.Bi-Carbonaie of Soda, Sal Soda ; Alum, Saltpetre, Baking Powder, A Salaratta ; Arrow Root.Starch, Maizena, Sago; Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma; Salad Oil, Pickles and Sauces, Ac., Ac., together with a geueral assortment of Groceries.WISES.SHERRY\u2014Domecq's, Pemartin\u2019s, Kingston A Son\u2019s, Ysasi A Co., J.de Paul, Duff, Gordon A Co , Bnrdon s.CFRIOi S WINES\u2014A ino 2)e Pasto, Paxarete ; Amontillado, very pale and very particular, pronounced to be tbe finest in Canada, having been supplied for the nse of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and Suite, during their stay at the Parliament (louse.PORT W INKS\u2014Taylor\u2019s, Kingston A Ron, Graham's, Sandeman's, of varions qualities and ofthe highest grades imported.Burgundy Port, Common Port, and Spanish Red Wines, Sweet Malaga for Medical purposes.CHAMPAGNES.Moat A CLandon, Iroy\u2019a, Rninart; Imperial Cabinet, Crescent and Anchor Brandi, ft* HE VISII WINES.Sparkling Rork, Sparkling Moselle, Still Hock, Hochhe:mer.CLARET WINES.Barton ami Guesturs, St.Julien, St.Emelion, in wood and bottles.BRANDIES.Hennessey A Co., United Vineyard, Otard, Dupuy A Co., Pinet, Caetillon A Co., Plan&t A Co., Jules, Robin A Co , Vineyard Proprietors.Ckaloupin A Co , a few cases very old.Cases Liqueurs\u2014Curacoa, Maraschino, Noycau, Anisette, Huile dc Rose, Scubac, Parfa Amour Barrels London Porter, Quarts and Pints Bartels Pale Ale Quarts and Pints Younger\u2019s, Allsopp\u2019s, Bass\u2019s A Keener A Co.Gin\u2014John D^Kuyper A Sen\u2019s, in Hbds.and Cases, Cordial Gin, Old Tom.and a variety of Cordials.\tJ Fine Old Jamaica Rum anc! Jamaica Shrub.High Wines, Puncheons Hhds.and Casks.Scotch and Irish Malt Whit key.Old Rye, for Toddy.Family Proof, purs and low priee.Cheese\u2014English, queen's Arms.Cbedder\u2014Berkley, Truckles and American.Butter\u2014Crane Island, Frumploo, and Megantic.Oils\u2014Sp«rn , Olive, and Pale Seal.The above goods are all of a very choice quality, and selected for FAMILY USE, and warranted to be as good as represented.(JEORGE HALL.Quebec, Dec.11, I860 KXit^ivEsAL* j FESTlVt SEASON.DRY WOODS.j «INKS, 1.101 Kl RS.IHE undersigned have the honor to inform rJ^ the public that all business known under tbe name and firm of MAROIS A LEPAGE, , .__\t^\t_ _\t___ will CLOSE during tbe mouth of APRIL next.A IsPLLiN DI D ASSORTMENT In order to facilitate the close of the business,\tor they will sell the WHOLE of their well-known | i\\ ,\ti ttu\tn;* STOCK, at Extremely Low Pricis, for CASH | UGH alKl 0116^ Wlï:6S, All Goods not sold on the first of April next, i\t(In wood and bottle.) will be disposed of at Auction.\t| rx\ti A> A\tI Parties desirous of purchasing Cheap Goons, F 1*611011\tj\\ lllStOrUSITlj will do well to CALL EARLY.\t' All persons indebted to the firm are request ed to settle tneir accounts immediately.MAROIS & LEPAGE MAL.offer to LET the splendid SHOP ; now occupied by them in St John Street, \u2014Sr\"' CHAMPAGNES, RHENISH WINES Proprietor (Assorted Liqueuts.) Curacao, Maraschino, Ac.CLARETS, SAUTERNF, Quebec, Nov.17, 1860 Fish ! Fish ! ! On hand and for Sale by the Subscribers, LABRADOR HERRINGS, in brls.and half brls, Salmon.Bass ami Mackerel, Green Codfish For sale bv M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.department OP Crown Liands.Quebec, 4tb January, 1861.NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, That the Lands in the Township of Stanhope, IN THE County of Peterborough, U.C., WILL BK OPEN FOR SALE, On and after the SEVENTH of next MONTH Fr lists of the lots and conditions of sale, apply to Ricuaiio Hughes, Esquire, Crown Lands Agent at Bobcat geon.ANDREW RUSSELL, Assist.Commissioner.Quebec, Jany.25, 1861.SIPEHIOR OLD BRtNDT, : (Selected expressly for medicinal purposes, Ac., Ac., Ac., Just received for the occasion, and foi sale in lots to suit purchasers.ALSO ON BAND, Superior Old (Ration) Rum, A very rare article.I Superior Old Scotch and Irish WHISKEY.Old Tom, Hollands, Schiedam AND London Dock Gin, (ïifars, &c., etc, V.B.\u2014None but Genuine Imported Wines and Liquors sold.SNAITH & CO., Wink Mirohants, No.11, John Street, Agents for Duc de Montebello Champagnes.P.S.\u2014Customers will oblige by ieevjog tbtir orders as early as possible daring the day, in order to prevent disappointment in tbe delivery.S.A CO.Quebec, Dec.20, 1860.\tc ( Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Public Notice.Crcwa Landb Department, Quebec, Gth January, 1861.CERTAIN Public Lands will be offered at j Public Auction, as follows : ' Ai Sandwich, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND FEBRUARY.At Chatham, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH FEBRUARY.At London, on hRIDAY, the FIRST MARCH.At Toronto, on TUESDAY, the FIFTH MARCH.At Barrie, ou FRIDAY, the EIGHTH MARCH.At Sarnia, on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTEENTH MARCH.Lists of tbe lands and other particulars may be obtained from the respective Land Agents \u2014excepting at Toronto, where lists may be had from Messrs.Wakevibld A Co P.M.VaNKOUGHNET, Commissioner.Quebec Jany.25, 1861.DEPARTMENT OY Crown Lands.WOODS AND FORESTS.Quebec, 18tb January, 1861.OTICE is hereby given that Purchasers of fq Public Lands, not under License, being actual settlers, with certain improvements, can obtain license from the respective Crown Land or Crown Timber Agents, to cut and dispose of the timber growing on the lots purchased by them, (provided tbe valut of tbe timber so cul and disposed of, is applied in payment of the purchase money due tne Crown) on their complying with certain conditions which can be learned from printed Forms to be bad in tbe Office of the Crown Timber and Crown Land Agents, aud of every Post-master and Customs Officers throughout the Province.P.M.VANKOUGHNET, Commissioner.Quebec, Jany.24, 1861.Figs, Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, &c., &c., &c.Just Received by Express, AFRESH supply ot the following traits : Kegs Fresh Malaga Grapes, Buies Sweet Palermo Oranges, Boxes Fresh Lemons, Boxes Fresh Dates, Drams Fresh Figs.And for sale by tbe sobseriber.JAMES HAPLITT.Quebec, Jany.15,1861.owing ijrontcfe Daily and Weekly Circulation approaching to 10,000, It (circulates equally amonsj the French and English Canadian Populations of Quebec.I T H A S A LM CIKCIMTO In the Townships, AND ITS Circulation among Merclianls and Shipowners in England, IS LARGER THAN ALL THE OTHER Canadian Papers put together.ONE FIRM ALONE TAKES 60 COPIES, WHILE VARIOUS OTHERS ORDER FROM 30 to 50 Copies each.Has a large Upper Canada Circulation THROUGH WHICH Quebec Wholesale Dealers and Importers MAY, WITH GREAT ADVANTAGE, ADVERTISE THEIR GOODS- BEING1 ENTIRELY A Non Sectarian and Liberal Conservative Journa1.THE CHRONICLE IS Generally read by all (\u2019lasses and Creeds NO OTHER JOURNAL Has such a varied Circulation, A PACT ACCOUNTED FOR BY THE ACCURACY AND AMPLITUDE OF ITS SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.WHICH MAKES IT A NECESSITY OF Hundreds o! Lar^e Mercantile Houses in En^- © land and the Furopean ( ontinent.The Terms of Advertizing i zsr T I-I E 8 cents a line for the first insertion, and 2 cents a line for each subsequent insertion.To those who keep régulai Advertizing Accounts with the Office A DISCOUNT [OF 25 PKR CENT IS ALLOWED.Letters on business to be addressed to the Proprietor.Communications f r publication to be ad dressed to the Editor.Quebec.Nov.23, I860.62 3375 TH 1?M OB NT N G C H HO N TC L ft./' F BI D A T.FRBBUARY 1.186,1.* f»r\t.»r t \u2022» 14«*t.T1*^ - \u2019J - ^ O taü *\t5.\u2014 * Mrtsioa on l»t Vf*; oeil.\u2014 Mil \\ r t« 2\" \"-\"'l « \u2019U t*\tth'f-e #.r.« -ne !> ^ LuI.NG H*»C8K, h j«\u2019f »vf ji.b* tn r*>r ji a m-d , r ?TK«kr T*|-{»* T \u2022» t» f r ja«ca\tl'i*- U - P L ?P'* e.-to e.Bt\tjk \u2019\u2018\u2018H - ^ Sofa fit g.Quebec Jeoj 24 *8»».\tlie For\t*»!\u2022\to\tt \u2022\tL«t.M ±\t* t»o sruRY sru I\tI v A, J.l/ 'O .A>ST .% ai or, N P Qaeb-c, Jerv 25 »-H»l\tim F-r\tor\t!\u2022»\t^ pît k 3H1P-YA8D on ihe 8 .o h BM'.k of ibe River Si Clinrleg, near Uio Genrtel Boe^iul Apply to P INST * HCC T.N P Qoebee, J is; 35.1841.\tlas TO BH t»BT, rj H03S CéSTR\\L PRBMfSKS, * c'.rcer o» St.P*rt nnd Saclt ao UB- Matelot >t*ktv, c mi ri.i, k T^O 8TORE3 eud Ü'ti\u2019Bl LING The whole wouit m well edepted for « Wbolegaie Urj Goode Btor«.Apply to F.LAVGLOT*.Notary.Quebec Jaay IT.1*61.\tif mmwtà ja .J .;\t,\t, ay y y^teiCaHb (5 rand 'rnuik Kailway.Quibpf and Ki?l**r« du Loop msTKICT.WINTER ARRANGEMENT.\\ 1 Alu TRaI.V** Uare Point Leri daily, *» wTJ.1 PM.erririag at River du Looo at 7 30, p M.MAIL TKAl'iS ie«re Rirer du Loop daily, at 7 A M , arriving al Poiol L vi at 3:40 PM.c.freer, S .prriotendeoi.Quebec.Dec.iO, 18t0.FASHIONABLE V IS 1 i 1 G », A U l>b r >k ra* ao&ija ats.| \u2022 ORSWSLL, the celenrated Card Writer isl.ica ed at MONTREAL, and will f-r-ward packages of his Cards by Mail or Ei-press ; charges prep *id, at bis usual rates.Price j .k uf BiiiUb .Nonb am-\u2022 noa, with fire pro* f »afe.J GHB.aVrS clapqam, s.p.Quebec.Janv.21, isôl.AO TICE.f 'HE undersigned negs leave to inform th I public in aeoeral.that be is now prepared in TRaMbPoKTING FREIGHT to and from he Gband Trcax Railway Depot, as hereto* fore ; will not become accountable for anj acci* \u2022lent.- in the niver.\u2014Also Passengers forwarded as usual.CHARLES HOUGH.Onebee, Dec.20, 1860 TO LET, Mrf HAT first class four story cut | I s o .\u2022 dwelling HO JbB known .as L\u2019Hoist s RestaORast, inSt.Aon Street, Upper T *wa.Ajpiv to E G.CANNON, N.P.Quebec Aug.4 IhbO r U h SAL t.A NEAT COTfAGE.not a milr tn>m toe Toll Gate, on ibelowei __ l rette Road ; ai present occupied b' Mr.Oampeell;\u2014cooiisit ,g of 8ij Rooms, ei-elusive of tCitchen.Pao ry and Cellar, wilt Ooacb-bouse, Stable, le** ho-.se, Garden.A'eli Ac the wbok in excelleut repair.\u2014Apply to the proprietor, W MARSD8N, M D, or\tB G-CANNOfi, N P.Quebec Sept.27.Ifc60.TO LET.Ma ftr^tclass brick house paper«-by letier addressed \u2018*16 at this offic** Quebec.July 26 léSC.^hO|l Alld Prenil*e> to l.**l \u2014 With p-teseesiou on 1st May a\\r YKLL KV'W* rtrs'NEar HFaNU a.ib l>A ELLING, N ' } «\u2019â.4.3t join.Sir»-et l«o*iy a;cupied o.the lats Mr.A McA*i V \u2014Apply u.M 3.MOUNTAIN Qnebao.Jan 16.ic-80 First Cla?s Country Kosideuct P A«.a» «L4m6 Lessons in 31illinerye MHS.SlvLh.>GfcK, FROM BERLIN, PRUSSIA, Is desirous of giving instructions to the ladies of Quebec, in the MAKING of B jouais, Caps, Head Ur esses.Artificial Flow rs, &c.\u2014 ALSO\u2014 IN EMBROIDERING.rHE coarse of lessons occupies SIXTY HUUKa, in which Mrs.Selemuer can im p»rt a complete knowledge of all the above accomplishments Krice < f i e course, $8 Mrs ^EuBMOsa has bad considerable expe-eieeee in giviog lessons in the principal cities \u2022if Europe, and always with success LeSaOn.tj c- mmence on the 15th JANUARY 33\" specimens may be seen on application at me Establishment Personal applications to be made to Mas bELENGEH, 13, St.Jonn nirevt, without, Quebec, Jaoy.2, l86i.\tImc EDUCATION.Mrs.i bus.Bruw , Teacher of Engliahj French & Music So 9, Ursule Street.jaebec, vet id.leov.Gmp NEW FRUI r.OX Es, halves and q la.ters in Layers, t* Do M I'»HK Subscriber is desirous *o 8BLL ni.PROPERTY .t L*Ca Essai»Bt, u rib soir of itivei S* ObarU j.one mile tn-'o jorchesier «ri ge The hoOM* c^'Wiunnis « in si neauiiful vie» had every deesrsblv tec-.mo.-diiion, is pH>n'ed and napered through''«t an I is >n v*erj wa; fitted up in th** b»*s' vl-ro style , oarn.ctme* ^onse.#b»b »B and h mg *r I* ail ne» -md soli \u2014 ly built l'b-re is a a- »-r ruling w-lt «f g\u2018*o.srater w iieb raewas \u2022»f a forcing ootup i-distribnted thr-.ughoai ibe house and out ho-iEea winter a> d sommer.Toe garden is «oil sucked with trees an-» shraha useful ani ornamental, the firm ecu buns an area of *6 seres in the best state if cnltivatioo, surrounded with new and soli «ed rtencea with proper divisions also in csdai fences.The price wil be most moderate, as the sub Boriber *\u2022 desirous of parting with the property nod great facilities will b« granted for the pay do\tdo\tU.K, do\tValencias F or sale by M.G MOUNTAIN.guehec, Dec 22, i860.Boa lid Wines.HtKPAGNE.aitferrnt blinds, L/ Pale team Coat*, \u2022 OR SALE by I\"\tWM.DINNING A CO, bt Andrew's Wharf, 'nvbec, Nov.29, I860.Liqueurs, Si/rvps, £fc.i I 4RMCHINO, Curacoa, Noyeau, and \u2022 ' t general ass trtment of F tea-b Liqueurr, English Syrups, Cordials.Ac .Ac.JAMES HaSLETT.Quebec, Dec 28.1860 Application to be made on the premises, oi to the SubBcriter at bis ufflee, 3t.Pacl STaSBT 8.J.OLACKEMEYSts Notary J.B.RKNaUD.Qwebeo, June 1».I860,\ta CIGARS.ILLE ASSORTED PRINCIPES aud RAVALA CIGARS.For sale by M G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jany.23, 1861.75 M TO BF.LET.MA BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE a-Point Levi\u2014containing abou' heeo apartroeots\u2014«suiiaole to the re-eptinc of a respectable family.Apply to the proprietor CHA3 McKF.NZIR, 15, &t Peter street.Quebec, Feby.22, 1860.\ta-law Fa aihh d H iuse t > Let.I HE HOUSE No.2, D'AiatMLLOt* SraasT within, with Imtuediat.Possession.Apply to MR JAMES HASLF.TT, 3t John street Quebec, Nov 21.i860 l^tj \\ d Aa v., \\ FAMILY FOUR WHKRL FI U.P COVEh AD CARRIAGE.t.*r angle Horse o* Pair,\u2014an ex«*elt*-oi «'arnage in perfect .rdei To be seen ai Mr Va**»Ts F*CT»rg Sireet, o-ar Abraham Hlll Quebec, March 3i, 1*60\tlew A Country Hesitieiue tor Sole PROPERTY koowo as 3c* MVSioa, at present occupied r>j L Gibb E-q., situated on th* Sc Fay Roal.2 miles tr-.m tie loti Gate The bouse contains I* rooms, newly papered and painted Co-omoit >us out '¦uiidings Ice-lionse, ac , in perfect or ier.12 acres uf Land attached, in good culnva ion.Apply to DaNL.MoCaLLUM, l3.Esplanade uebec.Nov 13, I860.LlFfc A>5iUiAtV K.SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE.COMPANY.KSTABL1SABD 1825.incorporated by Special Act of Par-\u2022 l lament.Capital - One Million.Govbbhob\u2014The Right Hon.Lord Fobbbs CANADA BRANCH: 1EAD OFFICE, Montreal, 9 Great St.Jame* Street..m:iarison with that generally exacted 3 eciai attention is directed to the Byatetn toder which the L ivision of Profits is coo lucu-d wnereby ad vatu*»gee are secured prac-ically equal to any tbit can be derived from vnnoal investigations Aim.to a very libera ni» whicn has been established regulating tbt 'urreoder Val«e which will be allowed under Policies relinquished by the Assured.QUEBEC: OFFICE, CORNER OP 8T PETER A ST Paul streets.hoboraby Boiao or oibectobb.I Thibxcdsac, Esq , Merchant.F Vezinb E*q , banker, RjCBAito CaB'BLS.Esq.Banker.LaNGLdIB A GLASS, Agents for Quebec.A.ROW AND, M.I».Medical Adviser.Quebec, Aug.16.1*60 T\u2019OK SALE.Mea-vgsT trge tr.ree-story BR1CA ' HOU3B a« th-corner or .it Pac* » and 3te \u2022 *¦ it\tt»cit.g st PaaTs Mark-*, n eopkd pan > as « Dry Goo .g tore, wiib bri«*k ooihuil lings *c The lo admeasuring 29 re*t 6 iuchis* s no reel.* For particulars nt.ply tr» Mr J N L S.a BOWtN, N Quebec Nov 29 186*» O T T A W A .TOl.IaB# Ma small two story FR\\¥R H«*r3E situ«ivd o vanst Hill, {\u2022rrsaa Ifte H >'i#r is nearly o-w and nvs a Gi*d*;o w-,ll s'-'ck-d with you ig fruit-tr-rf aitacned Terms »- y mu-lerato.Addr-ee h-s tVi, P O., OTTaWa.Dec 16, 1860.Cheapest House I N Q U fc B £ C .CHEAP^COODS ! « Jv>Hn MR hT, Corner of St.Angelc Street.Christmas and Aew Year\u2019s Gilts.\\C t PI TAL aseori-meut of ORNA ME IS.Toys, Cuiua and Pl-\u2019ed lea and Break fastSe\u2019is SmaM Wa-eB, Cri.rkery ai.d Glass Tire, Cutlery Ac., «c.At onvaie saie duri g the day.At aucti* n every eveuii g CoDsigrtmen's of goods of all kinds received and dis.used of tmiuediately.vu bec Dec.22.I860 FOR SAi-£.HK THaKB ST.'R-Y STONK AA 1 DW6LLING IKHI-tt.No.17.JN*w St 0**»viavB SravB».comer 01 LaroavB, faring t'.e Government Gardens.FdBiBBB OÜ.1st May Beat.\t/ Appij 10\t___ \"\tN.a.MOWSN, N.p.Qwnb«c, JkOJ- 9, IMt* une lusu/rtuce Oonipctii ; of Loudon.EsUblished in 1807.Canada Agency Established in 1826.-4~i rHE Quinquennial Division of Surplus lot the period ending in 1657, will be paid it Caab at the office of the undersigned Agents, the current rate of Exchange, to those policy holders who may select that mode ; they have the option, however, of applying the surplus in either of the following modes, vis.Istlr \u2014Payatile in Cash.2ndly.\u2014Adding to the amount assured 3rdly.\u2014In a reduction of Premiums falling doe m the hve years subsequent to 1857.4thly.\u2014in a reduction of all Premiums subsequent to that date.The Surplus in 1857, divisable among the assured, exceeds TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Sterling.The realised assets of this Company amonm to over ONE MILLION THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, 3tg.; and the annual income upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.The rates of Premium are as low aa the experience of more than halt a century warrant ; and as eighty per cent, of all profits is every five years divided among the assured, it is evident that these rates are the very lowest that any Lite Insurance Company can demand, consistent with it* own safety, and the consequent security of the assured.Policies are issued with or without participation of profits, for ent year, seven years, whole life, joint lires, or payable on the life attaining the age of sixty.Premiums payable quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly.One-half credit for first five years.W.4 W.0.HENDERSON, ?gents in Canada.Quebec, Jane 10.1868.\taw High Scbuol ot Quebec.fHE uauai course of instrucuon in thiilnsti inuop comprises English Reading ; Grammu ad Composition History, Geography, Writing mnmetic, General and Commercial; .Math» laties, including Geomeirv, Algebra, Mansur» ion, 9ec.; French, Latin, and Greek.flans, as neretotbre, Jtl2 lus.pet antion ayaole quarterly in advance; Scholars untie) It /ear» ol age £10 per annum.By a due disnibu ion labour among th» Tea hers and other a.langemems, a lull oppot unity is ador ed ol securing proficiency in tt.r practically useiui, as well as the Classical tranches.Qo /7»* n\u2014 wa* NOTICE! Y I K .11 J ACOBS in ivl forms her customer» and the l dies in general, th« sue j isi received the La TSaT sIYlES ot LONDOf and PaKIS BUN NET» mantles, cap», head Jv\tDKaSonS, WREATHS, KIb BONS, FLOWERS.FKATUnKS \u2014ToOETHEK with\u2014 t Rich Assostment of SILKS, LACEG00D^ VaLVETR OKN AMENTS), aud ail the Novel ns» of the Sba8\u201es.H.JACOIS Jue^ec.\u2022 >et.13 1*6*.__________ Feilines' Worm Lozenges ! I'HE great objection arising from the nse ot ordinary worm medicines, partly fron rtaing exceedingly nauseous and from their containing highly injurious drugs, such as ca lomel, oil of wormseed, ani «'her* even mon.poisonous has induced the proprietors to in-vent an ailicle not only not injurious but exceedingly beneficial anci really pleasant which will b» f »unfl effiiHCiou» in exp»lliug WORMS \u2022rom 0 rtiiient ('aliftitiMiif?, Ac-.Ac* { MR 4.R [7flf.l>4k N 4 l.I> begs leave to an non noc.'that be will OPEN tus 0LA83E3, in the above Ars.on MONDAY the 3rd D ecember next ia hUSShL\u2019S CON-CatvT HnLl.Palace Street.MR MCDONALD, at the urgent Policitntion ota Urge number of Quebtc fa.nilies, will ooen Classes for Dancing, D.portment, Ac , as above, and hopes, from his tong experience in tbe Profession elsewhere, to r-ceivo and deserve 11 gi>od sba,e of public patronage.Rieshbkcbs:\u2014For information as to terms, applv at Mrclairs, at Mr McDonslo 3 resi-d oce.No 2, D'Aguillion Street oral the Concert HaT.N B.\u2014Schools and families attended to.HOURS OP ATTEND\\NCE: Adults, MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, Tj o\u2019clock until i0, P M Juvenile Class, VtKDVKSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 2 until 4\t» Private lessons hours to suit.Quebec, Nov.27, lc60.ROBERT MITCHELL, Produce, Stock and Exchange Broker, aim COMMISSION MEBCHANT, 19, St.Sacrament Street, MONTREAL.May 25, 1860.\t12mp Estate Chalmers t RKI.IF.F.AN INTERV tL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY.FOR THE INSTANT CUKE OK FAIN.e* RAHWAY'S REMULATINO PILf.S.Superior to all Purgative or Cathartic Pill» in 0 ht «t aud Luni:* Constiiulioual Diseases arc que-kiy ami permanent!.\\ esurminaied from the apstem by the use of LaI) WAY'S Kr.NOY A UNO KKSDLVEN T.TO THOSE WHO HEQUIRF.PROOF.two names, viz: Svmptonmtic and Idiopathic : Swelllng of the (ilsnU*.Sore Eve«.S re Throat, very Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly comtuou Dangerous t ough, cured by kadway'a Ready luliei and is tbe precursor of a great variety ©f dj eeases, among which nre Apoplexy, Gout, The amalgamation or Languages \u2014There i.-a growing tendency in this age to appropria'» the most expressive words of other lang iagt-s and «fier awhile to incorporaie them into oui own; thus the word Cephalic, which is froo the Greek, sigi Dying \u201c for the head,\" is now becoming popularized in connection with Mr Spalding\u2019s great Heudacbe remedy, but it will soon be used in a more !ll*no« for, cough* aad cold*, aad iu truly wadiiftB wtr-v at taifcnedkry ' iBaaeà, have mad» ft kaowa UwotglMBl tos (Milted SDtfooS at th* earth.7«w*m toe «mmuaUfoa çravu.fyoillta, amoe* them whohavÜjDBt tflSMBirsêaal expasfotveaf ttocètri*-.do urn than to aMura them that fo ha* amr all UkSftr-tom that ltdid h«ra wbSQ ft** ng the caias w§fch haft was so stnaffty upoa «tfibto» «f maakifol *1 tf iblH Am4sMw ifiTBO, Hub SICK t*OK THIKTEEN YKAKS.BYPERIORirY OK R A DW AY'S KKAOY RELtKf\u2019 ANI) KILLSTt) ALL OTHERNY8TKMSOF MEDICATION K08IT1VELY ESTAliLlrtHED Lrt luo»» who douht read the followiug Id t*r from Mi Joeeph Nraoarr, » rrspculable t;r\"ii >>f Vu u''.v Illluoi*.QnwcY, HI.May DLO.I>* Kauwav 4 Co-1 breamr diseae.-i thirteru year* ago and save been dtvrasrd over »iu«.' I bave doctored with tbe be.t l\u2019bysician» in ibis place, (tfutocy.III.) but g'ew w-or*o ni.der their Ircattuanl 1 have tried a vr-toiy of tbe popular advcriieed roaedics, with no better \u2022ucc«k».Nothing, no, nothini; did me any to-o >d Rheumatism und all febrile diseases In its nervous form it is b* mpalhetic of disease of tbe stomach constituting sick heedache, of hepatic disease constitution: bilious headache, of worms constipation and other disorders ol the bowels as well us renal and uterine atGciions.Diseases of tbe heart are very frequently attended with Headaches; Ann rani and tlethorn arc also ! u\"^ \u2022ve and comfort; paiu* aches sod intirmitl-» left me, an.l I wa* axoiii aid* :< enjoy life.My aisease was all over my body and through my system Doctor» called it by different oamea 1 wa* lame, rrippied, bad breal.iufr» eut over my body.palm, and ache* iu all my Uutu*.headache» pains In tbe stomach after eaiin.?.could not sleep well nor anything like a healthy mar.shod i do ; in tact I was miserable With the keadv Relief I took ItADWAYR REtH LATINO KILL* AND RENOVATING RESOLVENT AU my pains ami aches have left me ; my sores art healed, my biood ia pure.I can sleep well, and feel a» vigorous, strong and healthy as any ma desires.f\tSCROFULA CURED.ISAAC PITT8, Esq .D.aytoo.Ga , testifies; ** Three year* age 1 had a Negro girl, twenty-fir.yean old.taken sics with 8CKOKULA.Fearing fa-lose tbe girh 1 sent her up to my daughter, to be undn tbe treatment of Dr.Will.aras in henrv County.wn« enjoys a great repntatiou in curing chronic disease» The girl remained ihdre for three mouths, wlthoni deriving any benefit ; in fact, tbe grew worse all tb.tune, ard I had to send for her home M ben sb.returned, her Hreasi.Neck and Arms were covereo with Runni g Bores Nhe was so weak she i-auto scarcely walk\u2014obe bad worn down to a skeleton I was advised by Mr.Oliver, of (his p ace to use RAD WAY\u2019S RENOVATING RESOLVENT sud REGU LACING HlLLa Three mouths sufficed le re»tor< ber to health She 1» dow as well a* she was belor.\u2022he was ukeu sick *' Mrs.Tvson, who lives within five miles of thl place, bad a Negro girl suffering worse than mine frnn tbe same disease, 'ike Doctors here prononneed bei incurable\u2014the use of your valuable Medlctuei cur* ber entirely.Yon may publi»u this for the bruefii oi other*.\u201d PILLS! PILLS! PILLS! RADWAY8 REGULATING PILLS * valcailk suBSTiirrv voa CALOMEL AND MER- URY LIVER COMPLAINTS DYSPEPSIA Ilf DIG ES -ion, Conat-patinn of the Hewels Co-liven.M Inflaro nation ds cured with marvellous .-peed by Radway'» Regulating S\u2019il!» Id six bnnra after a d.>ee of R ,DW AY S KEilt.* LATiNG PILLS are cakeu, an evacnatioa from Ik-Downs is sure to f.»l! w.In fifteen minutes alter a dote of these active an» thorough PHl* are taken, no matter what maybe tb* character of the disease, either lever.i,.fl«iuiuatioii ot Congestion, tbe mitlsdy w ill b.< arrested iu it* progress aod the patient will find immediate relief.CAUSE OK DEATH.Death in alt arnlo aud tufiammatory disease»\u2014of tbe Liver, Rowels, tstoiuach.Brain, Lang*, and i- m* \u2018i«-naul fovere\u2014occur from \u2019He length of time it tokeii for the mrdtciur» of the regular practilione to aot Now.tbi* great calamity t* averted in Uadway's Re.-rnlatiog Pilla\u2014for in fitteeu uiltmtos after a dose is taken they Arrest tbe progrès* of tbe most violont di»ea»e*, aod ro-cstabiirb safety and health TO HICK LADIES.RADWAY'H REGULATING HiLLS correct all Irro-galnr lie* of tbe fo.-u.ule system, LADIES SUFFERING FROM WEAKENING DISCHARGES, HYSTERIA, FLUOR AlBUS, And those who suffer from retenilou of tbe menaes, may rely npon a positive n-ctoraiiou to health by the a »e of these Pills, These Fill* are elegantly coated with gum.free from taste or ¦melt, Prtco \u2022J.\u2019> vents per box.coutaming 3-pills.Hold by Dr nggisu every where, and at Railway Jt t'o '?, No.2J John street Are yea rick, feebia, aod r ora plaining ?Are you out of order, with your *) raagvd, aod your heiings on-roBtiortobUf Ttww*' syiap-toms ar* often ttor preiudr.to serious IUbms.Heme.Ct sickaess isnveptogupon you.aod sfooaid be aftVtod by a ttwaiy aft of the rvgtt reao-\u2022dy.Take Ayer's PU5t, and ti-anae out tb-.dUordcivd b» Mora let tbe structcd in b>-Jto 'agam.Tb'y stimulai.* toc fuactioos Of the body to to vigorous activity, purify the syasrm from tb- obstruction* which make .di* A rdd »\u2022 ttlc* sorasr/beft to »»«\u2022 body, aad ob-J street* iU natural fuBctioos.Tka»., J \u2014ralievaff, ren.-t upon thcmscIrM and ton surroundiag orgaM, pt-d-dur tig fenend aggravation, saffering, wnd »dfsease.While in tins roaditfa>9( oppress'd by the dcranfrrmaat*.tak* Avers PUK and see bow directly they nretora tbe ratura) nrtlon of toe system, aod with it the buoyant 4 f-wliug of health again.What is true and so apparent in.,t thl* trivial an.l oemmoo coniplainL is afoo true ia niany.\u2022 of tbe decjvfcr ted a tv! dangerous ditsmpere.Tbe msae \u2019 purgative «-Crct axpoir Xbaoi.Caused by simLiaKohetrur-tioni and derang.m*nts of tbe natural fiioctiooe of tfo* body, they are rapidly, aad many tf tbec surely, cured by the rani.* means.Non - who know tbe v irl iwa.uf these I\u2019ll Is.will neglect to employ them when sariwiag from the disorders they cure.SUi