Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 7 décembre 1867, samedi 7 décembre 1867

[" (ESTABLISHED ISOS.) Subscribed and Invested Capital and Referred Fund £1,946,?00.STERLING.Funds Invested in Canada : $105,000.J>.A.ROSS, ?g««t for QwfcM, Toot of Mooouin HilL Not.T, ISêT.\tOot.», IBM.CHOOOLAT-MBNIEK^ (KMoiootwod otfj is Tr«wo.) J*r ANNUAL CONStTMPTTON IXOllDS 5,000,000 lbs.TBS HooltAJoot, boot, aad moot dolleiOKO Aliaeat for Brookfoot known rinoo ISM ; dotoo all honort ooaapotition, Aadoluratad, klgkty aatritiou, sad para.SoM is i lb.Paokot*.Alto, oopooially aoaofkotoBod for ooHng'aa or* dinarj iwootmoou, or m doosorta.Wholosalo, Munn, M.HenhotU Stroot, Coront Gordon, London.RoUil, by nU roopooUM Qnobofo Fob.A, 13« K -\t^ J5S* l-ABUSHED m 1832 BRISTOL\u2019S SARSAPARILLA IR URGE BOTTLES The CelebjEated Fieparation for COMMERCIAL AND CONDITA «UCBCÇKH» _ MO SmPPING GAZETTE.QXJEBBO Wja-'A'UJtrOA-Y, 7tli.IJAllClSlMBHJIl., 1»67 >o.SOO».The imperishable Perfume PURIFYINO THE BLOOD g AMD , HUMORS.lapaeî^I, IM.iai.mM for .M *«rn| «ti«f ana «atnaeT, when til# gtBMj \u2022\u2022eftiioo* of tno fall ao4 winter moathf rBader tho tytiom liable feTars and ocher dangerous diseases.BRISTOL\u2019S SARSAPARILLA It also » ixfo andraliabto romody for all Brap-ioiw and Skin diaeaeos ; for orory phaao of Sorofulo, whether immediate or hereditary ; for old Soreo, Boils, Uleers, Tnmon, and Abooaooo, and for orory stago of Secret DUeaao, oron in »U wont form.It io also a sore and reliable remedy for Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Tetter, Scald Head, Senrrey, White Swelling, Norrono and General Debility of ike System, and nil affections of tho Liror, Forer and Ague.Billiooo Forer, Chills and Forer, Da mb Agne and Jaundiee.It is gnar-anteed to ba tho Purest 4 Most Powerful Preptmtion GENUINE HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA Aft a sad is tho hast medMae for tho «are of all diaasaat arising from a ritinted or impara state «< tha blood.The a Slated may raat auarad that there U Hot the leant particle af Mineral, Worearlal or any other poisonoos sabstanoa In thin medicine.It in perfectly harmless, an the teeth ; it also removes all smarting or pain after shaving.WTERFEITS] ons.Look for the name n he bottle, wrapper Marray it, ananas ornamented l abe.J Prepared oily by LANMAN A KEMP, Wholesale Druggists, New York.Seat 12, QUEBEC TIMBER TOWERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION.Housesfor Sale ortoLet TO LET, FURNISHED, up to let May next, with immediate possession,\u2014 that Three Story Stone DWELLING; No.3, Angel Street.This House is in excellent condition, with Ont-h«oses and Stabling for two Horses.Enquire of E.G.CANNON, '' P.Or to\tJAMES TIDBITS, Champlain Market HalL Oct.8,1857.BRIGHT JYRUPS ! 100 Pnucheene Bright Barbailoes SYRUP.20 Hogsheads Bright Syrup, 10 Barrels Bright Syrup, 50 Puncheons Bright Muscovado Molasses.For Sale by\t0 LANE, GIBB A CO.Pet.13, 1307__ lm Guinness\u2019 Extra Stout ! Landing ex \u201c Advice\u201d : 100 Cases Guinness* EXTRA STOUT,\u2014 pints and quarts,\u2014in bond or doty paid.For Sale by LANE, GIBB A CO.Oot.SI, 1807.\tlm FOR SALE, THREE CONTIGUOUS HOUSES, situate in the Upper Town of Quebec, a short distance from the Market Place.\u2014Terms liberal.Apply to TESSIER A DEL AGE, Notaries, No.4, D\u2019Aiguillon Street.Ang.12, 1807.\t3u> 3o Mil A Superb and Magnificent COTTAGE, situate near the New Church, Levis.For fur-£ ther information, apply on the premises to P.BARRAS.Quebec, Jnne 5, 1807.\ttf FRENCH WINES Genuine Havana Cigars ! ! ! WOLFE BUILDINGS, NO.14, ST.JOHN STREET, UPPER TOWN.A.J.HUOT.Quebec, June 0, 1807.\t»f NOTICE.DR.C.I.SAMSON, recently arrived from Paris, where he has completed his medical studies, has opened his Office at S3, Craig Street, St.Rooh\u2019s.Sept.24, 1807.SCOTTISH AMICABLE lIFEmmCESOCIEU INCORPORATED IN 1826.President,\u2014Thi Ddeb or Roxbuxos.Manager,\u2014Wm.Sfixs, Biq, Glasgow.Aoenmulated Fund.£1,1(8,132 2 0 Stg.Polleies Issued in 1800 for £305,000 Stg.Annual .Income,.£198,224 5 8 Stg.Premiums to Insure, a ¦ a \u2022\t\u20188 ^\tS 14.£1 3 \u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022 T© Let, A LARGE and CONVENIENT HOUSE at Point Levi, on Begin's Hill, beautifully situated.\u2014Rent I moderate.Apply on the premises to B.J.CHARLTON, Or to\tE.G.CANNON, N.P.Ang.23, 1807;_____________\u2019 TO LET WITH IMMEDIAT! POSSESSION, T I convenient STORE, oeen* i 1 l< many years past by C.W.WYr.s J Esq.A ply to HENRY ATKINSON, 17, St.James Street.Quebec, May 7, l 8 NOTICE a APPLICATION will be made ta the Le-.jtature, at its next Seesion of Parliament, to amend the Charter of ** The DeLery Geld Mining Company.\" granted by Letters Patent under the Great Seal of this Previnse, in virtue of the Aet IT and 28 Vietoria, chap.31, dated 1st July, 18W, Praying for authority to Increase the number ef the Directors and for other amendments.Quebec, July 7,1805.Grockriiie anii'Ottawa Railway.comM wa® 1804.TRAINS will leave Braekvtlle daily at p.im and 3.40 p.m., arriving at Sand Point at 2.5» p.m., aad 8.40 p.m.Trains will leave Sand Point daily at 7.39 am.and 2.30 p.m.All Trains on the Main Line connect at Smith's Fails, with Trains to and from Perth.H.ABBOTT, Manager for Trustee.Quebec Dee.3.1800.BRISTOL\u2019S SOCIHIMTED PIUS PURELY VEGETABLE.perfectly reliable TIMBER TOWERS of Quebec having formed themselves into an Assosiation for the purpose of securing a fair remuneration for their work, and also for the purpose of binding the members to assist one another, when, in conséquence of accident or otherwise, the property entrusted to the ehargeofany of the Members of the Assoeiaticn is in danger of being loot, the following TARIFF OF PRICES has \u2019been adopted, whieh will, in no ease, be deviated from : For Towing the Cargoes of Vessels from Vietoria Cove to Commissioners Wharf, or any intermediate plaee on the North side of the River, 8 cents per load.From New Liverpool to Davie\u2019s Slip, on the South Side of the River, 8 cents per load.From Cap Rouge to any of the above named plaeee, 19 cents per load, from Indian Cove to any of the above named plaeee, 10 cents per load.From St.Charles River to any ef the above named places, 10 cents per load, And Crossing the 8L Lawrence, 10 oents per load.From St.Charles River to Commissioners\u2019 Wharf, 8 cents per load.Ships taking Cargo from the Boom at Whieh they toad, shall be bound to pay 5 cents per toad, 50 oents per Quebeo Standard for Deals, or 30 emits per St Petersburg Standard.From Hamilton A Bros\u2019.Cove to Benson\u2019s Cove 25 oents rer St Petersburg Standard Deals, Any part nnaer 40 loads, to be charged at from 4 to 5 dollars per tide, unless the portion so taken forms part of Cargo.Alimonies to be paid in Bankable fonds.John Ware is authorised to oolleet all monies due to the Timber Towers\u2019 Association for 1807.JAMES WARE, Seey July 11, 1807.A Comr > (able two>story Fire Briok House, h < .40, D\u2019Aiguillon Street, St John\u2019s \u2022 jl urbs, containing six rooms, with» » excellenthangard.Rent ¦todarate and possession < I October.For bartienlers, apply It tb e premises.Quebeo, Sept.25.1805 Pickles, Sauces, &c.JOHN MÔÏR & SON, ABERDEEN, Beg to inform their Customers that, in addition to their PRESERVED PROVISIONS, VBXT VOX OBLT SUTFLY.OF TUB» OWB MASTTFAOTtntl, Pickles, Sauces, Mushroom Ketchup, Potted Meats and Game, Anchovy Paste, Pates of Game; also.Tart Fruits, CalCsfoot and other Table Jellies, Raspberry Vinegar, Ac., Ac.Sole Proprietors of the Abibdcix, Royal Boor-naa, and Imdtam Club SatroBB.May 18.1807.\t28w 1o gative medicine has long been felt by the pu\u2018 and it is a source of greet satisfeetion to us that \u2022ecan, with eonfidenoe, recommend oar BRISTOL\u2019S SUGAR-COATED PILLS, ee combining all the essentials of a safe, thorough and agreeable family cathartic.They are prepared from the very finest quality of medicinal root?, herbs, and plants, the active principles or pens that eon-tain the medicinal value being, chemically separated from the inert and useless fibrous portions that contain no virtno w^*tevor.Among thoee medicinal agents we may name PODOPHYLLIN, whieh has been proved to possess a most wonderful power over the L\\w*r, and all the billions secretions.This: in combination with LEPTAN-DRIN and other highly valuable vegetable extracts aad crags, constitutes a purgative Pill that is greatly superior to any medicine of the kind heretofore offered to the pnhlie.BRISTOL\u2019S VEGETALE SUGAR-COATED PILLS will be found a safe and speedy remedy in all ruch oases \"9 Ptlee, Headache, Jaaadlee, FOR SALE AFLOATy Ex Ship \u201c Great Britain\" : 4000 Sacks Liverpool Coarse SALT, 2000 do do Stoved do.In lots to suit purchasers.Apply to COULTHURST Quebee, June 3, 1807.A MACPHIS.Foot Stomach, Lees ef Appetite, Liver Complaint, Habitual Cestlveaees, Dyspepsia er larllge.tLra, Heartburn aad Flatulency, Dropsy et Limbs ar Body, Female Irregularities, Aad all diseases aftkeStamaek, Liver, Bowels aad Kidneys.In diseases that have their origin In the bu-xL BRISTOL\u2019S SARSA! A RILL A.that beef -1 bloo-i pu.iters, should be used with the Pills; the two saeiicines being prepared expressly t > r £ ir harmony together.When this is dene iei\u2019Wuiiy, we have ne hesitation in saying that «ear relief.in saying that gseat reUet, end in mete eases a cure can be naranteed, wher the patient is not already beyond human help Far general directions and table of doses, soe the wrapper around eaeb phial.for dale U.the Rstnblishaeate of John Masson A Co., Roderick McLeod, John 1.Burke, W- E.Brunet, R.Dugal, Edmond lroux.G Also, by all respectable Druggists, in Medicines.M.8ept.|22,180T, APPLICATION will be mate to Parlla-»sat at its next Session for an Act to Inoor-Ptente n JOINT STOCK COMPANY, with Capital of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, for tiie purpose of running steamers between Qnebee \u2022nA Montreal and elsewhere, to be celled \" THF PEOPLE\u2019S LINE OF STKAME1'*»» Qnebee, June 19, 1867.TOUT.FROM tke First day of August Next,\u2014 he SHIP-YARD now in possession of W.H Baldwtx, Ssq., (known as Nesbitt\u2019s Yard.) Apply to W.H.JEFFERY A CO\u2019 Qnoboe, Juno 11.1807.TO LET, TO LUT, FROM the.first of May next, that well known building, the TEMPERANCE HALL, St.Francis Street \u2014a lease will be given if required for one or more years.Apply to No.S3, St.Unale Street ; or to B.'G.CANNON, Notary.Qnebee, Feb.6, 1804.IMS TO LET, MM A Commodious Cottage at Mount Pleasant, with Garden, Ceaoh-House, and Stables.Apply to Qnebeo, Feb.15, 1807 O.CANNON, N.P.TO LET, THAT First-Class Business81 \u2022 nd \u2014being the Home and Premises cow oeeupied by Mu.H.Jacobs, in 1'ab' rique Street.Apply to MoPHERSON A STRANG Notnie Qnebee.Feb.il, 1807 20.30.\t.40.\t.60.\t-: 00.01\u2014 01.03\u2014.04.06\u2014.0«\u2014 67.\t.03™.69.\t.70.\t.8 16 9 10 7 1 11 7\t9 14 2 1 1 8\t6 16 10 4 9 8\t16 5 9\t5 6 9 17 0 £1 1 2 2 3 6 hi 8 14 2 10 19 1 \u20229S te £1 16 11 2 2 1 2 11 9 SOS 4 9 1 0 0 4 £100.hi -s- a © g 2 a t* a* « a.iser.£0 3 3 4 6 7 Policies issued from £60 to £6000 Sterling.For other Tables, such as Educational, Joint Lives, Snrvivorships, Ac., apply to DAVID A.ROSS, Agent, Corner of St.Peter Street and Monntain Hill.Advances made on Policies to extent of surrender value.All conditions most liberal and favorable to the assured.ptf This is one of the greatest Lift Insurance Institutions of Great Britain.July 10, 1807.\t12bi Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding COMPA-TVY.MONTREALJÎND QUEBEC.THK Powerful Tug Steamer **CHAM> PION\u2019\u2019 will, until further notice, be placed on the above route for the purpose of TOWING SHIPS, BARGES, RAFTS.Ac.Will bo prepared to leave Montreal on WHD-NE8DY MORNING, May 8th.For Rates, Ao , apply to QE0.HKUBACH, Canel Basin, Montreal.W.D.WADDELL, ) Agent, J-Qnobeo.j May IS, 1867\ttf Plumbing, Gas and Steam-Fitting Establishment, 10, JOHN STRRET.THE undersigned returne thanks to his Customers and the Quebeo Publio for tbe very liberal patronage heretofore received, a«d desires to inform them, through this medium, that he is, as usual, prepared at the shortest notice to execute the above BRANCHES OF BUSINESS.V* Constantly on hand, all necessary materials for the above.JAMES MAGUIRE.Oot.22, 186*.____ 2m tat) ! Monti ! ! Mont) ! ! TO BEJ.ENT.O.GOLDMAN A CO., Pawn Brokers, beg to inform the Publio that they will be prepared, from tho 16th instant, to advance Money on every description of valuable property, such as Watches, Jewe'lery, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Plate, Clo\u2019hos, Furniture, Bodding, etc., etc.Money lent from 25 sente an! upwards.O.GOLDMAN A CO., 25, St.John Street (within.) Oet 11, 1867.\t3m ALL parties having claims against the ESTATE of the late JOHN RITCHIE, in his lifetime of the City of Quebeo, are requested to send them without delay to the undersigned and those indebted to tho said Estate are requested to nake immediate payment.JOHN RITCHIE, Point Levi, Tutor.Nbv.4, 1807.\t6 intotich: PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given» that application will be mado at the approaching Sessionof Parliament of the Province of Quebee, for the purpose of amending tho Act of Incorporation of the Town of Levis.Levis, Nov.11,1807.BUSINESS EDUCATION.College ! Montreal Business PATHOinaKD BY The British Govornmont I 6,000of tho Nobility A Gentry The Lillian Govornmont Hallway & Canal Companies, The Colonial Government | Collieries, Iron Masters,Ae., For &H kinds of OUT-DOOR WORK, And is proved, after a test of 70 yearn, to surpass any other Paint.Corner of Notre Dame 4k Place d* Armes.DI THB BRYANT AID 8TBATTON INTSX-NATIONAL CHAIN.A Thorough and Practical COMMERCIAL EDUCATION has now become a necessity for those intending to follow mercantile pnrsnite, and without this preparatory training, yonng men labonr under many disadvantage! in entering on busioess.The large and increasing patronage that the Montreal Business College is receiving from the publio is a satisfactory proof that the advantages offered are duly appreciated.The course of instruction is comprehensive and thorough, including Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Coumeroial end Mental Arithmetic, Telegraphing snd Phonography, and is specially adapted to those who desire situations as Book-keepers, Accountants, Clerks, Ao.Circulars containing fall information, on application personally, or by letter.,\tJ.TASKER, .\tPrinoipal.Oot.10, 1807._____________lm___ NOTICE.THB Blembers of the Culler*! Benevolent Society, of Quebec, give notice that they will make application, at tho next Session of the Legislature, for an Aet of Incorporation.PHILIPPE DORVAL, Oct.1, 1807.Is especially applicable to Iron Roofing, Farm and other Buildings, Bridges, Farm Implements, Carta and Wngona, Gates, &c.ko., and all ot^osed work, and where adopted, a Saying of more than 50 per cent.may in the end be safely reckoned upen, as not only IS it cheaper in the first place when purchasing, but lasts twice as kmg os any other paint, and CAN BE LAID ON BY UNSKILLED LABOUR COLOURS.« TO LET, With potteation 1st November mxt, THAT very desirable t .vomitory and attio Brick House, No.02, St.John Street, without, now ocote ied by Mr.Elson\u2014Gas, Water, Water Closets, Ac.Apply to H.BO f DUO, Notary, - 80 J, St.John Street, without.Quebec.Sept.26, 1806.\ttf eici Bill TO LET, THOSE first-class fire-proof Vaults No.1, Sault-au-M&telot Street, for many years oocupied by J.K.Boswell, Bsq ; also, those first olass new Stores, No.1, Notre Dame Street.Apply to THOS.HoCONNKLL, Lower Town Market.Quebec, March 7,1806.MfPUtJ KiifE mm Oaksy\u2019s Non-Mercurial Soap, Sllveramiths\u2019 RENFREW OlIRCOU, (LATE HENDERSON.) FURS! EVERYTHING that la New and Elegant in LADIES\u2019 FURS, now on view at this Establishment, at meet moderate prices.SLEIGH ROBES,' FUR COATS, 8NOWSIIOE MOCCA9SINS, _ nn_______ POLISHING SILVER, ELECTRO-FLATE, Ao.Tablets 6d each.JOHN OAKEY A SONS Mahuvacturxrs or thb WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, India Rubber Knife Boards, Emery, Black Lead, Cabinet Glass Paper, Emery and Glass Cloth, Ao.Scotch, French, London, Russian, and other GLUES.WELLINGTON ILLS, Blaoevda»* Road, i , NDON, 8.MayS, 1807\tly lo WANTED, ¦ P ROOM for ia00 Regs UNPOWDER, to London, Leith or Clyde.Apply to ALLAN GILMOUR A 00.Quebec, May 26, 1807.For Sale, 13,000 FIRE BRICKS, ex ship \u201cJulia,** from Liverpool, now in Port.ALLAN GILMOUR A CO.Quebeo.May 25.807.\u2014AND\u2014 T O inspect Strangers are invited to call and onr STOCK.Oet.9, 1807.ROOMS TO LETf TWO or Three Gentlemen ean be aceom-aodated with LODGINGS with or withont Breakfast, in a convenient locality in the Upper Town.Apply at this office.Quebec, March 23, 1804.Ooltoy\u2019s IUTIVE Î TOE PIUS For Sale, THREE Lots of Land In the Township of HAM, Range B, with good specimens ofoopper Apply to Qnebee, May 27.1803 T.B.BEDARD, Advocate, Garden Stoeet, Qnebee.NOTICE.THE Undersigned beg to Inform tnelr Caetomen that they have closed their Establishment in Arthur Street, and that their entire STOCK has been removed into their New Store, NUN\u2019S BUILDINGS, Peter Street, where from this date their business wilffoe carried on.MoCALL, SHJEHYN A CO.^ Qnebee, Ang.11,1800.f ARB a safe and reliable remedy In all I diseases of the JtovMieA, £,esr and Boyel*.They! are no Quael: Medicine, puff'id up by high sounding testimonials from imaginary people, bnt are ' tbe result of forty years experience of a first clnss ' physician, and their extraorttinary suoeest is due to the fact that they answer exactly their name.The formula from which tboy are prepared, is based on sound, scientific principles, and has re-1 ceived the unqualified approbation of the medieul ' profution.They do not profess to be a enre all, but for all diseases arising from any derangement of tbe StomaeK, Liver and Boutlt, they furnish an effectual remedy.We have in onr pessossion, over one hundred testimoniale from physicians who have use4 them In their practice and highly approve of tl sm.All genuine Pills are Sugar-Coated and put up in boxes containing 25 Pills.J.E.Burke, and R.McLeod, Agents, Qnebe S.J.Foes A Co., Sherbrooke, C.H., Sole prUtors.r July 24, 1807,\t12m FURNISHED LODGINGS CARSONS > II PAINT ARSONS' PAINT TRADE MARKa urAcniRf CMTfRbO Ar «TATIOHIN8 HALL I\u2019m min DslsIHjlHHHjH! Prepared Oil Mixture for tho Anti-Corro»lon.Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes, both for Outside an t Insido Purposes, specially manufactured for the Climate, Brushes, Ao.CARSONS' Ü\u2014 PAINT, For Publie Edifices, Mansions, Villas, and every kind of Brick, Stone, Compo, Ac., in unr.vailed, and is the only paint that will EFFECTUALLY RESIST THE RAYS OF THE SUN.Tho original Anti-Corrosion is solely manu faoturod, and can only bo obtained of WALTER CARSON AND SONS, LONDON.Caution.\u2014XU casks hear tho trade mark, or are not genuine.Paintb ahd Oils PnopKnt.r Packed roa ExronTATtON.Jane 19, 1807.\t62 lo ROYAL ITALIAN BITTrRS TOIVICO REAL.DEL DOTTORE F.P.VRRRI, Professor Chemistry in the University of Padua, Italy, THIS CHLBBRATED PREPARATION for whieh a Certificate of Merit was awarded to tho distinguished original preparer at the Nation al Exposition at Torint, Italy, by whose favor Mr.Gianbm.1 obtained the Ueoipe, and was also awarded a Diploma at the Provincial Exhibition of Canada eld at Montreal in September, 1865\u2014 is, withert exception, the most Gknüixb, Salu bxioub and Aoebiable TONIC ever introduced to publio notice either in Europe or America.For seventeen years it has, in Italy, been universal favorite among the *lit* of society, being generally served in the Drawing Room immediately before Dinner, in preference Vermouth.The ingredients of its composition have been imparted to the leading Physicians of Mon treal, and h*ve received their unqualified ap proval on every account.The Proprietor has no idea of parading or puf fing it before the Publie, but merely asks a can did and unprejudiced trial.Kept by the principal WINE MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS and GROCERS in Canada.Prenared and sold Wholesale by tho Propri.F\tA.M.F.GIANELLI, 26, Hospital Street, Montreal BY ROYAL C O M M A ND JOSEPH GILLOTT\u2019S CELEBRATED STEEL EE1NTS Sold by all Dealers thronghout the World.Oet.18, 1807.\tly-lo Sale or to Let, With immediate possession, if required Til AT first-rate Fire Brlrk HOUSE, on tho Ueauport Hoad, half a mile from Dorchester Bridge, containing sixtooen rooms, newly painted and papered throughout.Also, Coaoh-house, Stables, Gardon, and about three aorei of land.Terms liberal.Apply to P.LxROSSIGNOL, St.Vallter Street, St Sauveur.Or te\tF.LANGLOIS, N.P.Oot.29, 1807.\tSotm^yl MnmCIPiLJECTIOHS V O T E R S\u2019 LISTS City Hall, Quebec, Oot.30, 1807.PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, that tbe two alphabetical lists, one of persona qualified to vote at the Municipal Election for Mayor and Aldermen and the other of persons qualified to vote for Councillors in each Ward of this City, have been deposited and will be opened in the office of the undersigned, for the inspection ef the publie, from tho FIRST to the FIFTEENTH day of November next, both days included, Every Day between 9 o\u2019clock a ra., and 4 o\u2019clock p.m.Any eloetor who shall desire to have his name added to the lista, or either of them, for any Ward, or to have hia name erased therefrom shall prefer his request in writing rad over his own signature, indicating his place of residence, and the name of the Ward in which be resides and shall cause the same to be delivered to the City Clerk on or before the said Fifteenth day of November, at FOUR o\u2019clock in tho afternoon P blio Notice is also given, that by the Incorporation Ast, the Election will be held on the SIXTEENTH, and on the SEVENTEENTH DAYS of DECEMBER next, and that no elector will be entitled to vote unless he has paid his assessment, at least one month before the lleetion.By Order, L.A.CANNON, * City Clerk iSL QaL SJ, LIT Y YOUH TEA.\u2014DIHKOT FBOM\u2014 THE IMPORTERS.TEA ! TEAJ1 TEA ! ! ! THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY O, Hospital Street, Montreal, having jnst imported a largo quantity of Green and Black Toss, beg to call the attention of the Trade, Hotel Proprietors and large Establishments generally, to their list ef prices.Bayers of Chests and Boxes ef Tea will save money by getting it direct through the Importers.All orders for small boxes and chests, carriage free to any Railway Station in Canada.Buyers living beyond Railway Stations will please send Post Office Order, or enclose notes.The carriage will be paid to the nearest station, where there are express offices.Tea will be forwarded immediately on receipt of the order by mail containing money, or the money can be collected on delivery by express roan.Cash collected in Montreal free of charge, and Tea forwarded for the same.Original packages Black Tea weigh i chest about 60 lbs.Chests do 90 to 100 lbs.Green Tea from 00 to 80 lbs.Teas not mentioned in advertisement oan be had equally cheap.The Company are determinod to tako a stand in the Montreal market; every article may therefore bo depended on as to quality and weight.BLA-CK\u201d tea.COMMON CONGOU, Broken Leaf, Strong Tea.$0 45 FINE FLAVORED NEW SEASON, do,™.0.56 EXCELLENT FULL FLAVORED, do,.0.76 SOUND OOLONG.0 46 RICH FLAVORED, do,\u2014.0.00 VERY FINE, do do,.\"6 JAPAN,.«.0.51 VERY FINE do.0.76 GREEN TEA.TWANKAY, Common.».$0.33 FINE, do.0.55 YOUNG HYSON\t0.60 FINE do.« 0.76 SUPERFINE and VBRY CHOICE,.\t1.00 FINE GUNPOWDER,.0.85 EXTRA SUPERFINE do.1.0 Redactions made to Layers of Five Chests and upwards.MONTREAL TEA COMPANY, 0, Ho«-pital Street, Montreal.Ang 30, 1867.CLOSE OP THE DUBLIN FENIAN TRIALS.of rietor.6m Aug.23, 1887._____ ÜOÏJSLIÉLLPLÜfci, Save Your Money\u2014Make Your Own Soap.CORPORATION.APPLICATION PARLIAMENT.NO T I C IS hereby given, that application will be made to the Legislature, at the next meeting of the Provincial Parliament of Quebec, for an Act to Amend the Incorporation Act of the City o!-Quobec, passed during the session before tbe last of tho Parliament of Canada, and intituled : \u201d An Act to amend end consolidate the provisions contained in tho acts and ordinances relating to the incorporation of, anl the supply of water to the City of Quebec, and also the act to amend the last mentioned act passed in the last session of the said Parliament.\u2019\u2019 L.A.CANNON, City Clerk.City Hall, Quebec, Sent.2.1867.\t1°_ NOTICE.THE Public are hereby notified that the bnsiness heretofore carried on by Mr.HENRY KNIGHT, Tailor, No.22, P ilaoo Street, will be eontinned on and after MONDAY, the 16th Instant, by the undersigned, in the same premises whole a Choies and Assorted BTOCK will be kept constantly on hand.In soliciting the patron tige of the public, the undersigned deems it but necessary to state, to ¦eenre a liberal share of the eame, that the business will be carried on under the immediaie superintendence of the former proprietor, whose experionee and ability are too well known to need comment.\t____ E KNIGHT.pt.1807.\t^ -^sT Royal School for Daughters of Offi\" cers of the Armv.Under the Patronage of Rer Majesty the Queen President,\u2014H.R.H.The Duke of Cambridge, K.G., Ao.Chairman of Committee,\u2014Major-General A.J.Lawrence, C.B.Hon.Secretaries,\u2014Lient Col.Sir Robert |ln«-truther, Bart, M.P.; Rev.S.Jenner, M.À Tho object of tfei* Institution is to provide at the lowest possible cost, a good, practical and religions education for the orphan or other Daughters of Officers oi the Army and Royal Marines on Full or Half Pay, or who may have died in the Servies.The ages of admission are from Ten to Fifteen The Education givn includes English, Geography History, Chronology, and Composition ; Arithmetic, Writing, Drawing, French, Gorman Music, Deportment and Dancing.Pupils elected by votes of subscribers are required to pay only £12 per annum, and ariimit-ed number are admitted without olootion, av the discretion of the Committee, on payment of £50 per annum.There are at present 09 Pupils in tho School 27 of ifhom are Daughters of Officers of the late East Indi«n Army.The number of applications for admission are most pressing, many of these the Committee have been compelled, solely from want of funds, to reject.They therefore earnestly appeal for aid to carry out to its desired extent this new established Institution.Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received by any of tho following Officers, who have kindly consented to act as Honory Corresponding Secretaries, and from whom may be obtained the Rules and Regulations of the School.Major O.Wilkinson, Invalid Department, Squire\u2019s Hall, Simla, India, Captain E.M.Norie, Brigade Major, Thayetmyo, India, Major F.B.Forster, 6th Fusiliers, Ferotepore, India, Captain II.D Nightingale, 46th Regiment, Poonah, India, Major Hume, Staff Corps, Barlelly, India, CapUinA.C.Forster, Ceylon Rides, Colombo, Ceylon, Captain Twynam, 15th Regiment, Gibraltar, Major C.W.Grange, Royal Canadian Rifles, Kingston, Canada.By Order,\t* G.W.FORSTER, Under Secretary.Office :\u201422, Cockannr Street, London.\u2022In 1, 1807\t12 If Tho closing scene of these trials was invested with all the sensational interest of a dramatic denouement.Before eleven o\u2019clock, when the judges took their places, the court house was densely crowded.At the sitting of the court the convicted prisoners were put forward They entered the dock with a firm step and stood at the foot.\u201c Colonel \" Warren on the right, \u2018\u2018General\u2019\u2019 Hatpin in the centre, and \u201c Captain \u201d Costello ar his left.Warren is a quiet, sleek looking man, with a large, pale, rather impressive face,from which his hair was smoothed back.He had an earnest, thoughtful expression, and might have passed for one who had keen engaged in studying for the clerical professions, or, indeed, any other pursuit than that of war.He claims to be an American citizen, but ifhe was disposed to deny his own country his speech would undoubtedly betray Him, for he retains some unmistakable characteristics of the national patois.Hatpin's appearance was unchanged since he last stood at the bar.Costello was tbe only one of the three whose appearance and manner were calculated to evoke tbe slightest sympathy.He is a young fellow of about 23 or 24 years of age, of black hair and rather prepossessing countenance.The three prisoners availed themselves to the full of the indulgence of the court in addressing it when called on to say way sentence should not be pronouuced, and the characters of the three men were illustrated by the manner and matter of their speeches.Colonel Warren appeared to have set before him one object to which he adhered, despite the frequent remonstrances of the court, namely, to threaten tho retributive vengeance of America, for the treatment of which he had received from the Crown officials and the jury.He said they hod, foolishly for tliemsclves, raised an issue which would be settled by another tribunal, and that the treatment which he had received would make the swords leap from the scabbards of Brother Joiuu than.Halpin\u2019s speech was determined by a most persistent insolence.When interrupted by the court, he deliberately resumed the thread of his vituperation, until he wound up with an observation upon the Prince of Wales, so gross that tbe coart threatened to have him removed if he persevered in such a line of observation.The prisoner Costello, was, on the contrary, rather respectful and modest in bis tone, aud though he spoke with impassion ed vehemence, striking tho bar repeatedly, and casting excited looks around the galleries, he left an impression rather of pity for his youth, and regret that so much earnestness and ability should have been misapplied.Ho alluded in brief but touching terms to the blight of bis youthful hopes, and the unhappy prospect which awaited him, tom from his home and friends.He, in the most solemn terms, protested his innocence.The addresses of the prisoners lasted for two hours.They all agree in denouncing tbe informers and the Governor of the Kilmain-ham, whose position has rendered him especially obnoxious to the Fenians.Halpin, among other observations upon the character of the treatment of prisoners at Kilmaiuhaxn, remarked that \u201c hell was a bad place, and tbe devil a bad boy, but ho could not hold a candle to Mr.Price.\" When stopped by the court he said he would \u201c say no more about the old gorilla.\" Mr.Price, the Governor, he said, was like Rubinson Crusoe, \u201c monarch of all he surveyed.\" Costello concurred in thinking that there could not be a more infernal dungeon than Kilmuiuham.At the conclusion of the prisoners' statements tbe chief Baron addressed them in impressive language, and sentenced Warren and Halpin to fifteen years, and Costello to twelve years penal servitude.The prisoners were removed from court under a stre ng military escort aud lodged at Kilmaiu-ham.A TnRXATXNINO rtNtAX DOCDMKXT.The London papers publish a remarkable document purporting to bo written by the \u201c Secretary of External Relations of the Irish Republic.\u2019\u2019 The wiiter assumes to give the views of the Irish Government regarding the Manchester executions, then imminent, and threatens retailiatiou in case the men are really executed.The document concludes as follows : \u201clam instructed to say that for every judicial assassination she is guilty of, the life of a prominent Englishman will be exacted by the government, and you will point out that upon England must rest the odium of having first inaugurated the policy of assassination in her present struggle with Ireland: Whether the persons to be put to death by England on account of the van incident belong to the Fenian organization or not, a full measure of rctalliatiou shall be exacted on their behalf, in recognition ot their claimsas Irishmen.\" M\tOTJ» On Wednesday last forty vessels laden wiUi pi educe sailed from Charlottetown, P.E.I.for varions European and American poits.I he Rev.Mr.Boomer, of Galt, was thrown from his buggy the other night, and ao badly hurt that his life is dispaired of.Over 1500 names have been attached to the petition asking the Governor to grant a reprieve to the man Allen, a short time ago convicted of one of the most atrocious mnr-that was ever committed in Canada\u2014the Kingston^ Dri8Co11 at Morton\u2019« distillery, >,«3 h^0rt*:.de8pairinS of 8acce« the field, P°licy.and.instead of preventing the Cretans from emigrating now invites them to leave the country.In Bnl-gana, the Circassians who settled there on being expelled the Caucasus, are formed into battalions to serve against the insurgents.Deputy Postmaster General Griffin furnuhes the following statistics of letters and newspapers circulated in Canada Wet and Ea*t from 1863 to 1867 inclusive: 1864\t.11,600,000\t12,500,000 1865\t.13,200,000\t14,000,000 1866\t.13,000,000\t12,800,000 1867\t.14,200,000\t14,000,000 Of the fourteen millions of newspapers for 1867, eight millions were Canadian, and the other six were for Europe aud the States.An Ottawa correspondent of the St.John Telegraph says that great prejudice prevails at the Capital, among tbe Government officials against the \u201cd\u2014d blncnoses,\u201d and that \u201cnot a single New Brunswicker or Nova Scotian has yet been assigned a position under the Government or tbe Parliament.\" He truste that \u201c if these lines should meet the eye of those members of the Privy Council to whom a^e entrusted tne interests of the Lower Provinces, they may remind them of more things which they seem to have forgotten.\u201d Sir David Brewster now attributes the forged Pascal and Newton letters, which have lately been tbe subject of so much dispute and conjecture, to M.Pierre Desmaizaux, a Frenchman who resided in England between the years 1692 and 1745, who was intimately acquainted with Newton and other scientific men of the day, and w ho possessed the knowledge of physical science which apin-ars in the fabricated correspondence between Pascal and Newton, and whose name is appended to some of 1 he letters as their real author.We consider this to be by tar tbe most reasonable theory of this curious matter that has yet been propounded.Diath of John Waller \u2014The wretched man John Waller who murdered his sister aud then made an attempt on his own life, which has since turned out successful, died last night in the General Hospital.Coroner Barker has issued nis precept calling a jury together at ten o\u2019clock on Wednesday morning, to enquire into the facte attending his death.A post mortem examination of the deceased was.made this morning at the hospital, when, wc understand, it was discovered that the hall had passed first through the root of the mouth, by the side of the nose then through the brain, striking against thé roof of the skull, aud, rebounding, lodged in the middle of tbe brain.' \u2014Kingston News.Ft»* Writino.\u2014There is a great deal of wbat might be called higbfaiuting, \u201cfine, writing,\" done now-a-days by a certain close of literary scribblers.Here is a specimen taken from an obituary notice which recently appeared in an American paper.\u201c After recording a few of the virtues of the deceased, the writer concludes in the following touching manner: \u201c After a little more than a century\u2019s noontide, living years as a social cénobite\u2014 his hoariest age spent in abjuration of all companionship and coterie life\u2014.rnescence whose caducity was the greenest and most indisputable dorage\u2014he is at last sarcopbogated with tho old men of all post time\u2014and we mourn him as wail those who have gone down to their inhumation in fulness of years, and no scantiness of the honors of the calling in which he was both a Nestor and a master hand.\u2019\u2019 IV O T X C JE IS hereby given, that application will be made to to the Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, at its next Session, oa behalf of the undersigned, for an Aot to permit the issue of a Patent in his favor fora oertain invention for an improved method of Refining Sugar.FREDK.OLIVER.Oct.23.1807.\t2mp CENTRA-CKD nm you can Soap for one cent per gallon, o quantity of hard Soap, of a mu t* to what is usually sold ii 13 ^ IV 1J» » A.S TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with comfortable and well furnished lodgings in a central part of the Upper Town, on applying at the corner of Palace and St.Helen streets.July 22, 1867.FOR CHARTER; THE BrlK \u2019* Amelia,** 1«I tons Register, is open for a Charter to St.Johns\u2019, Newfoundland.Apply to JALLAN GILMOUR A CO.Sent.I» BY UiING IIAB.TK*il Celebrated CONCENTRATED LYE you can make capital Soft i, or a proportionate much superior quali- ^ _____ _\t_\t1 in the shops.For sale~by all renpestable Druggists and Grocers in town and country.Price 25o.per tin.Observe : The Genuine has the Subscriber's address on tho lid of each box.Cooper's Vegetable Worm Lozenges- A SAVS, KVVBOTUAL AND AURIXABLR RKMKDT FOR WORKS.THOUSANDS of Children are annually carried to an untimely grave by this most distressing disease (worms,) who might have been saved by the timely use of the above certain remedy.Tho Vegotablo Worm Loiengos have been long used in an extensive praetice, and the success which has attended their use is the best proof of their effioaoy.In eve ycase a speedy and effectual cure may bo relied upon.Price 25o.per box.\u2014Solo Manufacturer, J.A Harte, Druggist, Montreal.For Sale by the prinoipal Drug-ists in Quebec.Aug.6, 1807.ENDLESS BAND SAWS for Sawing Wood, ENDLESS BAND SAWS for Sawing Iron and Brass, ENDLESS BAND KNIVES for Cnttlng Cloth, Linen, 4tc.The Vast Superiority of PERIN\u2019S PATENT FRENCH BAND 8AW8, AND ENDLESS BAND KNIVES, Over all others is new universally admitted These can bo obtained Only of tho Agents, SAMUEL WORSSAM & CO.Saw Mill Engineers, 304, King*! Road, Chelaca, London, England, Who keep a large Stock of i sices constantly on hand, from which orders ean bo executed on the shortest notice.Priced Illustrated Catalogues of fi.WORSSAM A ^ CO.\u2019S PATHNTED AND IMPROVED MACH-1 INES of all kinds for working in wo.d sent free , the undersigned on application at their works, 304, King\u2019s Road, | Chelsea, London, England.\tI\tj* jgg- July 19, 1867.\t* RIMHEL\u2019S Elegant Novelties U Choice Perfumery.BOLS AGENTS FOR QUEBEC MESSRS.J.MUSSON & CO., CHEMISTS, Ao., BUADE STREET, Sold by all Respectable Perfumers : HIMMKL\u2019S PerAiinrs tor «he Handkerchief,\u2014Ihiang-Ihlang, or Flower of P owers, Alexandra, Prince of Walei, Jockey Clnb, Guards, Kwii-Uwa, a Chinese Perfume, in a neat silk box ; Cupid's Tears, in a handsome moire-antique box ; \u2022* Sweei Hours,\u201d a watch shaped scent bottle.Rikhblb\u2019s Ton.irr Vinegar, To supersede Eau-de-Cologne, for all toilet and sanitary purposes.Rihmel\u2019s Toilet Waters ; Rmmel\u2019s Toilet Soaps ; Patent Polluoid Glycerine Soap, containing 3# per cent of Glycerine.The Travellers' Soap, 25 transparent cakes in a box.Rikkkl\u2019s Shaving Soaps; Riukel\u2019s Preparations for the Teeth ; RnikBL\u2019s Pebpaeations for thb Complexion ; Cold Cream, and Glycerine Cold Cream.Rose Leaf Powder, Rice Powder.Violet Scented Oatmeal, for softening the hands.Rikmxl\u2019s Preparations por the Hair.Extract of Lime Juioe and Glycerine, for cleansing tho,head, and^iaaking tho hsir soft and glossy.Philoeome for the hair.SU]Vr#I3IES.Rimmel'* Perfumed Almanacs, for 1808.Rimmel\u2019s Perfume Vaporiser, for purifying the air in apartments, ha 1-rooms, theatres, Ac.Rimmel\u2019s Rose-Water Crackers.Riinmei\u2019s Perfumed and Illuminated Valentines Special Representatives in United Staftae and the Dominion of Canada :\u2014Messrs.EdwabS> Greet A Co , 34, Vesey Street, New York.Nov.7.1807.\tsept.0, ly ANDREWS 1 Debentures, Inlereelf Commission, Death in th* Woods.\u2014The St.Thomas Journal states that a young man of the name of Hooley, a resident of Dunwicb, lost bis life while engaged with others lumbering in the woods.He was at the time felling trees ; and one of them lodging, subsequently fell from its position, aud before he could get out of the way, struck him across the neck, causing almost instant death.He was abont23 years of age, and was steady and industrious.His parents, as well as his brothers, some of whom were at work with him, reside in the neighbor-hood of Iona.The Battle op the Guns.\u2014The TYrocssaye: \u2014\u201c The gun that burst in one of the turrets of her Majesty\u2019s ship Wivem, at Birkenhead, was a 10 in.12|-ton smooth bore.Practice was being made with spherical shot aud 30lb.powder charges at a target 1,500 yards distant, when the hrecch of the left-hand gun in the after turret was blown clean away from the tube, struck Hie buffer on tho side of the turret, and fell on the floor between the rears of the two guns.Tho breech just grazed tho legs of the man acting as captain of the turret at the time, but no one was really hurt, the txplosiou, although happening at the wrong end of the gun, occurring above the level of the men\u2019s head\u2019s in the turret with the exception of the \u2018captain.\u2019 The Lords have taken fa man's face almost to nothing, fright at the accident, and given orders that no more firing shall be made at present from tho Wivem'e smooth bores.The Dutch are exhibiting to us in thc\u2019Channel a turret-ship perfectly armed with rifled 12i-ton guns, mounted on magnificent iron carriages and slides.We have spent thousands upon thousands of pounds sterling on * committees\u2019 and their in-tcrminable experiments, bnt the British navy lias no turret-ship with an armament equal to that of the Frius Hendrik, nor near equal iu turret equipment, from the carriages and slides down to the minutest portion of the gear and fittings.The \u2018 battle of guns,\u2019 about which so much has been written, has been of no advantage as yet to the few turret-ships of onr navy.\u201d One of-thc chief subjects of contention in the Ritualistic controversy is the lawfulness ot \u201c intoning\u201d the prayers in churches.In tho early part of the present year, the Archbishop of Canterbury at the request of the Bishop of Melbourne, submitted a case on this subject for the opinion of Dr.Archibald Stephens and Sir Robert Phillimore, now Dean of the Arches, 'i hose eminent ecclesiastical lawyers have given separate, and to some extent diverse opinions.They both cite the fourteenth canon, which prescribes that \u201c the Common Prayer shall be said or sung di»-tinctly and reverently.\u201d Sir Robert Philli-more thinks \u201c that the incumbent is bound to say or sing distinctly, so that the people may best hear and best understand,\" but seems to be in doubt whether the Bishop can lawfully forbid cither mode of reading the prayers, though \u201chis opinion, no doubt, ought to have the greatest weight with his clergy upon all ecclesiastical matters.\" Dr.Stephens goes further.He cites an immense array of liturgical authorities, both antecedent and subsequent to the Reformation, and considers that, by the \u201c in junctions\" of the first year of Elizabeth, intoning was authorised only in churches \u201cin which there were endowments for the permanent support of a choir.\" He concludes that the Bishop has authority to div cide controversies on the subject; for otherwise \u201c the minister might intone one of the verstcles, and the congregation might say the response On the qnestion oi how large a sum may be saved from a small salary, a lady says in an exchange : \u201c My income is $8.00 per week, which I spend in the following manner: board and washing, $4.25 ; church contributions, 25 cents ; car fare and books, 50 cents ; clothing, $1.50 ; total $6.50.The balance, $1.50, I deposit in the bank.\" A young man, gives his experience thus : \u201c My income is $20.00 a week.My average expenses are : for board and room, $7.60; clothing $6.00; billiards, $2.50\u2014(I play a poor game) ; drinks, $1 50 ; horse hire, $3.00 ; Literary, \u201c True Flag\u201d aud \u201cPolice Gazette,\u201d 10 cents; church contributions, 5 cents ; total, $23.00.For the balance I draw on the old man.My washing bill last year was $43, bnt as my necessary expenses were so high, I was able to pny only $13 of it, which gives the average of 25 cents a week ; I would like to marry, but don't see how I can.The ladies are so extravagant and have so many expensive habits that I can\u2019t support a wife.\" ' Patti has been singing in a new opera at tho \u201c Italiens.\u201d It is of Prince Poniatowski's composition, and is called \u201cDon Dcsiderio.\" Although not strictly new, having been given in Rome in 1842 and at the \u201cItaliens\u2019*'iu 1848, it «vas yet welcomed osa novelty on Us revival with the \u201cdivine Adelina\" in the principal character.The story is pretty and amusing.A wife lias been separated from her husband for some years, living in a comfortable and evidently agreeable manner with her daughter Angiolina, represented by Patti.Of course, the prima donna is in with the first tenor ; but poverty stands in the way.Fortunately, the husband of the separated wife and the father of Angiolina dies.Don Desiderio, a born blunderer, secures the will and hurries off to anuouucn the good news to the little family.The will leaves all to the widow, and happiness beams for an instant, until a dreadful codicil is found which bequeaths the whole property to charity in case the will is opened within twenty-four hours of his death, which, through the zeal of Don Desiderio, has been done.* The Don, in despair, meditates suicide for one entire act, when an honest lawyer proposes that be marry the widow, fit out Angiolina with a dowry and thus mend matters The widow agrees, and all goes on merrily until the deceased husband makes his appearance in the flesh and upsets all the nicely laid plans.Then there is a chorus, a general reconciliation and embracing, everybody is made happy, and Patti is overwhelmed with bouquets.At the Ottawa St.George\u2019s Society Concert on Tuesday evening, tbe Hon.Mr.Howe made a lengthy and rather humorous speech.He drew comparisons between England and Nova Scotia, and said Providence would uo doubt have made it an island like England, but for the convenience of the Intercolonial Railroad.Nova Scotia like England had coal and iron ; it hadalso gypsum.And he begged to,remind them that Nova Scotia had the best of grindstones of the clearest grit, and would recommend any of the Canadians who might have &u axe to grind to send it there, for thq grindstones were so sharp they would grind even The speake gave hia experience as a traveller in Epgland, spoke of tiie varions dialects, tbe high state of cultivation, its treasures of history and literature, and concluded by reading an original poem illustrative of the genius of 4be country.The bon.gentleman was immensely cheered throughout his speech.Col.Gray and Dr.Grant also made speeches.The former said that what he wanted to see was all tbe people of whatever nationality to come together, and with all their home feelings iptensified, bring them to bear on this our Canada.Let us encourage our own national songs and literature.The time bad arrived for laying tho foundations of our nationality.Speaking of Nova Scotia, tho country of his honorable friend Mr.Howe, be did not believe there was any faltering there ; on the contrary be believed that if the flag of England was assailed to-morrow the sons of Nova Scoti a would be among the first to rush to its defence.mill other £3 S ! Kxchange, Stock, Compound Interest, Freight, Pilotage, T .A.33 ^ BY F, H.ANDREWS, Junr\u201e ACCOUNTANT.A fresh supply received, and for sale by Trade.\u2014The week post has not been marked by much activity in any branch of business.Shipping is now over, at least there will be no vessels to leave for England after the \u201c Flamborou^h\u201d has sailed, w hich will, in all probability, clear this week.The rest of the season, it is not expected, will he cbarac-terisedbyany material change, unless something should leak out in the meantime regarding the probable course of tbe Finance Minister in regard to the tariff.Should the alterations be general and of very great importance, or such as are likely to bring about a longdebStc, we should think it doubtful indeed, whether it would pass this session.We need hardly remark that the mercantile community is somewhat disturbed, and many aro at a loss to know which way they should move to prefect themselves, while others are operating in view of changes which will enhance the value of their stock.Teas are not being taken out of bond, in the hope that at least the specific duty will lie reduced; and some alterations are confidently looked for in sugar and molasses.It is devoutly to be wished for, and we are sure would be welcomed by the consumer, that these important articles of consumption should be entered at The people have as much rigbtto ; lower duties, and the difference, if necessary, nut their construction on the word \u2018 say\u2019 as the made up on that class of import* which would ininixter has to put his.\u201d In accordance with ! not fall so heavily upon the working classes, M.MILLER, St.Peter Street, lm 3o who, after all, arc our greatest body of con-' sumers.Wines and liquors, of tho higher grades, have been taken out of bond to a considerable extent, and large sales have also been made within the past few days at full prices.Dry-goods are very quiet, and only being dealt in to the extent of small parcels ^________to assort stocks.Tho iron market is dull, tho^church becomes a Babel ; and, unless the and prices are almost nominal for pig.The Bishop, or some other superior authority, be last shipments to the West, of any import-invested with power to settle the controversy, nnce, thisfcnson, have been made, and little public worship is made merely an occasion of animation is looked for until after ths Lo )!\u2022 strife and confusion.\tfajs.\u2014Herald, 29th, this opinion, the Bishop of Melbourne has now directed .that intoning shall be discontinued \u201c in the parish churches with respect to which an ap|H*al has l>een made fo me.\" Whatever difference of opinion may exist respecting the merits of full choral services, there can he no donbt that, if half the congregation \u201csing\u201d ami hah \u201csay\u201dthe responses, 16 480638 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 10 OLD IDVERDSEIEHTS INSERTED » THIS LIST.¦^ur< TELE sxoMvrmo- cmmoi« »-**ESE;.\u201c5 udfhoald b« aToid-Dn»tzi*t* and Porfaman.i, New York-COUNT 8KFEIT.lla-dàw EXPERIENCE 0» âVMYALIP.a CAUTION others, who «offer from Dnoay of ia* 7mm Miuxa or ««red himself after quackery.The applies his letter, will reoeire i the anther.MAYFAIR, Sea., Brooklyn, Soap Co., N, Y.BOXKd FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, UHFL 1st MAY NEXT.A COMFORTABLE: HOVEB, con-taiainf Bight Rooms, situated at Meant Pleasant.Rent, including Water Tax and auffieient fuel for Wlntar, Alt per month.Address, \u201c A.Z.,M Box 306, Post Office.Deo.T, 1807.\tSp SIR JAMBS CLARIS'S This weD-known ssedicine If FEMALE PILLS.Is no impôt!doa, but dimouRies and eaase whatereT ; and al-| though a powerful remedy, It eon tains nothing hartful to Uie coast!tation.To married ladies it Is peculiarly niited.It will, la a short time, bengoo the monthly period with regularity.In all caeee of aetrous and spinal affections, pair îi Jm back and limhe fotigue oa slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, T ] f whites, these pills will affect a ears when all e&er means hare failed ; sad although a power fal remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, *nti-mony, or anything hartful to the eonstitntion.Full direetioaa in the pamphlet around each package, wtdeh should he carefully preserved.For farther pertieulaxs, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent.N.B.\u201481 and five postage stamps enclosed to any authorised agent, will ensure a b tainiug over 50 pills by return of maii- For Sale by Geaeral azenu for eon A Dunspnugh, H.Miller A Cm, J.T.ShapUr, F.C.Love, B.J.Reee, John Coombs, and all druggists throughout the Province.OeCS*.I**.\tly-4Aw - HRds., 4 do Glycerine, T.j J A M 8.4 kegs Paint, L P A Co., 2 Cases Paper, J L A Co , * do Glasswaro, F A R, 1 Cask Wine, H A F, 7 Cases Oil Cloth, Q.[128] M, 1 do Hair Cloth, l«U BA W, 1 do Pomades, 1\tdo Glassware, Peterboro, 1 do, do, G R, LEA Co, T, 1 do Artists Materials, W C A Co.T, 3 do, 3 Cases Glassware.M KCC T, 1 Case Pomades, C A Co, 5 do Glasswaro, Q,\t4 do Fanoy Goods, MoLM, Q, 3 do Glassware, 2\tBrla Ink, R W, T.M, LE ACo., T,\t1 do Breast Pumps, L C A Co, M,\t1 do Mucilage, 2 Balea Roots, * L G A Co , Q,\t1 do Arrowroot, 9 Hhds.Mustard, JK.DM,\t1 Case Marmalade, A McG, M,\t3 do Mustard, LEA Co., T.G L AR.Officers\u2019 Mess, R A T, J Y* » H, L W A Co., 1 Case Faney Goods, 1 Hhd.Naptha, 47 Boxes Candles, 8 Cans Champagne, do do Preserved Meati, Curry Powder, Q.Q.M, [P] T, G A F, Q.F A W, 3 do Mustard, 29 do Candles, 16 Bris Ale, 2 Hhds Mustard, 6 Boxes Candles, 32 Brla Currants, Annual Cheap Sale of New Fruit iser.THE Swbeeriber having mew received bis usual FaU Supply of the FINEST NEW FRUITS, begs most respectfully to drew the attention of the pnblie t* the following list of priées : 7 lo.Finest Cnrraats, for.$8 68c 7 lb.Box Layer Retains, for.$9 75c.14 lb.do\tdo,\t.ft 25c.28 lb.do\tdo,\t $2 68c.Valencia, Moseatel and Blame .Raisins, .-.$8 12| a\tlb.âügfÜQtjt Sale THE Meveublee aud Effect* belonging to tho VACANT ESTATE and Sneeosaion of the lute H.S.ANDERSON, Esquire, in his lifetime of Quebec, Advocate, will be disposed of by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his late resideaee, \"Headly Lodge,\u201d on WEDNESDY NEXT, the 11th iustaat.Sale to eommenee et ONE o\u2019clock, P.M.By Order of the Cnra\u2019.or.W- BIGNELL, N.P.Deo.8, 1887._________________________ Estate Mime Belanger, FORMERLY of Cherbourg» County of Rimoueki, and who disappeared s^me time ago.Notice is hereby given that a dividend in this Estate of 12) oenta in the dolla*\u2019 will be payable oa or after the 28th of the present month, et the Office of Messrs.Tetu A Garnean, Quebec.L.H.GOSSELIN, Cnrator.Matane, Doe.2, 1867.\tdeo.6-6 1 Case Stair Rods, _ _\t,\t8 Bundle* Sheet Iron, Capt.Turnbull, 1 Case-a Clock and Candelabra, K B C\t\u2022 M, 1 Case Feeding Bottles.NO MARK.6 Bales Cloves, 18 Tins Varnish, 119 Jars hfastard, 38 Reams Paper, 9] Bales Manilla, 2\tBags Rico, 28 Rolls Matting and Drugget, 13 Barrels Ginger, 16 Bades Leather, 1 Hhd Gum, 6 do Mustard, 8 Tina Castor Oil, 7* Letter Presses, 1 Cask Preston\u2019s Salts Bottles, 3\tdo Liquor Ammonia, 3 Bags Carraysoeds, 1 Cask Carbonate Ammonia, 13 Lengths Metal Pipes, 88 Kegs Paint, 62 Tins t'o.*\u2014AFTER WHICa\u2014 2240 Lbs.Damaged Tea, 56» do Corkwood, \u2019 120 Bris.White Lump Chalk, 130 do Herrings, 29 Mattresses.\u2014AMO.\u2014 About 40 tons Bar Round and Puddled Iron.* Sale at TEN o\u2019clock precisely.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.CONSIGNEES PER \u201c ARDENLKE.\u201d Consignees per 41 Ardenloe\u201d are notified that the packages marked as above have been saved from the wreck of the above vessel, and are now in store on Commissioners\u2019 Wharf, subject to salvage charges.They are requested at once to sign the Bond for the proportion of the salvage charges, and topay seventy-five per cent of the present value of the Goods saved on account thereof, on delivery.The Goods unclaimed will be sold as above stated.Dae.3.1867.\t.100 Boxes West End Layers.190 Faney Cartoons.\u2014auo\u2014 1 ,W0 Boxes Fine t Eleme Figs.\u2014AJTD\u2014¦ 50 Barrels Afineris Grapes, at Is.64.a lb.Algeria Oranges and Messina Lemons, 2s.per do*.For Sal* by ADAM WATTERS, 11 A IS, John Street Dec.7,18*7.2V O \u201cï*ï C 3E.THE undersigned» Wholesale Dry Goode Merchants of Lower Town, have liberally consented to close their premises at TWO o\u2019clock, P.M., on Saturdays, from tho 7th instant, to 1st April, 1868 : Thibacdkah, Thomas A Co., Taro A Gaexiau, A.Uahxl A Fr»e, Wa.McLofovr, McCall, Sbxhyk A Co., M.Mood» A Sox, D.A.CsLLAJf.S \u202246.- ri?\u2022H'r NOTICE.the undersigned Flour Merchants» agree to cloeo oar Office* and Stores oa Satur days, at ONE o\u2019eloek, till 1st April next : Tvacnvra A Fusts, J.F.Oacvaxac, L.\tRxxacd, per C.0.Chateau vert, E.Marra A Co., per E.Martel A Co., M.\tCowollt A Co., Axoau, Ltocfl A Co , Roods A Pouw».Dee.7, 1867.\tIp A GREAT SACRIFICE \u2014or\u2014 SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS 11 ! THE undersigned begs to interns his friends, end the pnblie in general, that he evened a new Show Boom, St.John Street, next deer to Mr.Morgan\u2019s Music Stare, where he selling oat his largo Stoek of SLEIGHS, undor Coot Pries.p.w.Mcknight.Coach Bnilder.Dee 7, 1867.TO BE L.EIVT, Mmm mf\ton security.LINDSAY A 1387.LEMOINI.*P Messrs.A.TTR-A.OTI V E AUCTION SALE \u2014or\u2014 Choice Oil Paintings, Water Color Drawings, Chromolithographs, Photographs, &c.\t_ By Auction will be Sold \u2014oa\u2014 THURSDAY, Dee.6, 1867.Wartf^dl t Express Notice.|FINAL NOTICE.STORE LATE FIRM THE CANADIAN EXPRES* COMPANY forward DAILY from Qnobeo, at ALL SEASONS of the year, in oharg* of Special Messengers, Bank Bills, Specie, Jewellery, valnable packages, Ao.of every description, with fidelity, soonrit) and despatch, throughout tho entire Dominion of Canada, United States and the European Continent.Their facilities are unequalled In this Country for forwarding Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Oysters, Green Fruits, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Game, Ale, Wine, and such like perishables requiring protection from heat and cold, (provided the nature of tho article is made known at the time of shipment.) COLLECTION A AND ORDERS This Company also eontlnnes to make Collections of Notes, Drafts and accounts, and executes Orders and Commissions all over the above-named places with the utmost promptness HEAVY FREIGHTS.A eoLsiderable redaction made on LARGE CONSIGNMENTS, especially for long distances.EUROPEAN EXPRESS.European Express, by M.0.S.S.Co.\u2019s Line every week each way, via Quebec in Summer and Portland in Winter.IMPORTANT TO IMPORTERS.The facilities for shipping through our Liverpool Office are better than osn be obtained through any other home, and charges guaranteed ns low ; goods will be shipped as ordered on through bills of lading or otherwise, and all qnestion of charges settled in this Country, thus saving tho tiouble of corresponding with agents in Europe.In Winter, consignments (with instructions) to their Portland agency, either direct or through thei( Liverpool office will be forwatded is like manner as directed.This facility is of great importanee to Importers as they uanally require one ease or more out of every consignment, with great despatch ; all single packages measuring less than fonr cubic feet, is cheaper by express than on » oargo bill of lading.Invoices must accompany goods for the United States, Lower Provinces and Europe.Consignments solicited, and all information pertaining to the bnsiness cheerfully given at any of tho principal offices.G.CHENEY, Superintendent.W.C.Scott, Agent, Quebec.Dec.5, 1867.\tnor.22 Canadian Express COMPANY.winterTnotice.IN consequence of being obliged to croes the river by Canoe ia daylight, the EXPRESS will be made up, on end after this date, each day, at THREE o\u2019clock, P.M.Heavy Goods require to bo handed in early in the dav to ensure despatch.Europoan Express made up every Wednesday.W.0.SCOTT, Agent.Dee.5, 1867.\t3 IMPORT AIVT Clearing Sale ! \u2022First-Class Watches, Jewellery and Clocks, Gr .SEIFERT\u2019S, 97, JOHN STREET, (within.) A GROOM.Apply to Dee.6, 1867.N.H.BOWEN, 18, St.Peter Street.2 ON Ttenrade jr Honing, between St.John's Get* and Bridge Street, via Palace Gate aad Valier Streets,\u2014a Cane-Handled Hunting WHIP.The finder will he rewarded by leaving it at this Office.Dee.6, 1867.THE 12th INSTANT, No 33, St JOHN STREEET : Large end Choice Assortment of OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Drawings, Chromolithographs, Photographs, Ac., handsomely framed, the whole forming one of the most attreetiv* collection* ever offered in the oily.V* Catalogues will be pr pared, and may be had on Thursday next, on applieation, and the whole will be on view from Monday the 9th, between the hoars of 10 and 4.Sale at ONE o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.Dee.2.1887.THE Subscriber being about to return to Germany, on or abont the 1st of Febrnary next, has determined, before leaving, to SELL off the whole of his EXTENSIVE STOCK, at such pnoos that oannot fail to 6nd purchasers.The Stock consists of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Guards and Alberts, Rings, Brooches, Ear-Rings, Studs, SIeeve*Llnks, Scarf-Pins, Ac.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Silver Goblets and Snuff Boxes, and a large' variety of Jet Goods, in all the latest designs, together with various other Goods, too numerous to mention.Being desirous of eioring about the middle of January, in order to wind up his affairs, he would espeetfully intimate that the Goods will be sold strietly for cash.Parties purchasing of him, he has no hesitation in saying, will reoeivo the best of value for their money.Every article guaranteed for what It is sold for.G.SEIFERT, 27, St.John Street.Dec.5, 1867,\tnov.14, 1m TO EET, ROOMS end OFFICES, No.14, Ilaldl- mand Street, Cape.HEBERT A ANCTIL, '* Notaries, 13, St.Joseph Street, Upper Town.Deo.5, 1867.\tif NOTICE IS hereby given, that application will be made at this session of the Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, by the Directors of the Quebec Bank, for an extension of the Charter and amendments thereto.Dec.5,.1867.\t6w Insolvent Act of 1864.ph phime's gim PROF.PRIMP, begs to announce that he has OPENED his GYMNASIUM for the WINTER, and is prepared to teach Ladies and Geatleasea Gymnastics, Calisthenics, and the various exercises calculated to develop the frame aad increase the physical strength.For terms, etc , apply at the establishment, coraer Sto.Genevieve and Richelieu Streets, St John\u2019s Snberbe.Dee.*.*867.In the matter of HENRY KNICHT, An Insolvent.A DIVIDEND 8UEET has been prepared, subject to objection, until the twenty-seventh day of December, 1867.WM.WALKER, Official Assignee.Dee.6, 1867.\t12 3L 8 8 \u2022 DINNING ft WEBSTERjcANADIAN ALMANAC.OFFER FOR SALE : Oamvas, Rope, Ter, Pitch, Rostn, Yellow Metal, Dee.*, 1867.Iron, Oaknm, Wire Rope, Ac, Ac., A*.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 I H O T>ff DINNING A WEBSTER JUST RECEIVED THE CANADIAN ALMANAC and Repository 14jlls, on the Line of Railway, near Arthabaska Station, will be offered for Sale by Pnblie Auction, on the 11th December Instant, at the Office of Messrs.A.J.Maxham A Co.Quebec, at ELEVEN, AM., together with about 60 miles of Govornment Lands.Also, a good'Dwelling House, Office, Ice House, Barn and Stables ; three Cottages and the Farm attached, Vhich contains about 150 acres of excellent land,\u2018about 40 acres of which is cleared.The Mill and Machinery are all new, and of the most approved kind, consisting of three gangs, Double Edged Round Saw and Butting Table, capable of turning out six million feet of tomber in the season.There are 10 000 Spruce Logs in the River Plate, which will be sold at the same time.Contracts for supply of logs for tho coming season havo all been made.The purchaser will have the benefit of this, on terms stated in contraot.JAMES TIBBITS.Dee.3, 1867.HERRINGS AND SALMON! 75 Barrels Inspected LABRADOR HERRINGS, 20 do do North Shore Salmon.For Sale by\t% GIBB, LAIRD A ROSS.Deo.4, 1867._______» JUST RECEIVING 7 OEPARTMEIVT \u2014or\u2014 MARINE AND FISHERIES.Ottawa, Nov.29th, 1867.PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, that all commnlea* lions relating te Light-houses, Light-ships, Signals, Beacons, Buoys, Regulation of Harbors, Enquiry into Causes of Wrecks, Provision Depots, and Relief of Shipwrecked Seamen, Marine Hospitals, Shipping Offices, Pilot Service, River Po'ice, Inspection of Stesmbo&U, Classification of Vessels, Examination and Granting Certifioates of Compoteney to Masters, Mates, Ac.; Provincial Steamers, Gunboats, Craft connected with Improvement of Navigation, and Maritime Subjects generally, for Canada, should be directed.\" Department of Marine and Fisheries, Marine Branch, Ottawa.\u201d Those relating to the Protection, Regulation and Development of Deep Sea, Coast and Inland Fisheries, Inspection of Fish and Fish Oils, and general Promotion of Fishery Interests, for Canada, should be addressed, 44 Department of Marine and Fisheries, Fisheries Branch, Ottawa.\u201d P.MITCHELL, Minister of Marine and Fisheries.Deo.3, 1367.\t1m FRECHET\u2019S HILL HOUSE.¦ EMBERS of Parliament, Government Employes, and visitors, during the forthcoming session, will find excellent accommodation at the above Hotel.Dec.2, 1887.\t6 Auction 8ale.BY CA.8EY & Co.GREAT ATTRACTION.Christmas & New Year's Presents.A Large consignment of FANCY GOODS, (English, French and German,) comprising, Latest Styles of Jewellery Goods, French Per-fumery, Illuminated Cards, handsome Pictures, Rosewood Work-Boxes, Jewel and Dressing Cases, Mahogany and Walnut Desks, Satchels, (fitted up ;) Ladies Companions, Card Cases, Opera Glasses, Glove Boxes, Toilet Bottles, with a choice variety of FANCY GOODS, adapted for the coming holidays.fp\" All to be Sold without reserve, at evening Acotion Sale, commencing this Evening at 7 o\u2019clock.CASEY A CO., Anctioneers.P.S.\u2014Ladies car, purchase by private bargains, from 10 o\u2019clock in the morning to 4 in the afternoon, at St.John Street Auction Rooms.Nov.28, 1867.Drugs, Perfumery, TOILET ARTICLES, &c*9 &c.THE SUBSCRIBER has recel veil, ex 8* S» .*13t Lawrence,\u201d a LARGE AND CHOICE VARIETY of the above arthles, among which may be enumerated the following : Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes, Fancy Toilet Bottles, Boxes and Pots, Toilet Soaps, in bars and cakes, Piesse A Lubion\u2019s Pestachio Nut Oil and Perfumes, Do\tdo Turkish Smokers\u2019Pas.illes.Bigg\u2019s Extrast of Flowers, Gosnell\u2019s Esseneià de Ylangilang.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 Liebeg\u2019s Extract of Meat, Widow Welch\u2019s Pills, Bishop\u2019s and Morten\u2019s Effervescing Magnesia, Comman's Aroka Nut Tooth Paste.LEONI\u2019S PATENT\" ADAMAS TAP.A PREFECT 8CB8TITUTK FOE METAL, For Machine Bearings, Gas Burners, Wine and Beer Taps, and a largo number of other useful articles in every day use.It resists heat, acids, wear and friction, and never corrodes nor oxidises.-\u2014-AND\u2014 A Fresh Supply of SWEDISH LEECHES.For Sale by JOHN 8.BOWEN, Apethec&ries\u2019 Hall, 14 and 15, Baade Street, Quebec.Nov.26, 1867.a*sr O TX O 3ES IS hereby given, that application will he made to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at Its approaching Session, for such amendments to the Aot Twenty-third Victoria, Chapter Seventy, as will enable the Congregation of ST.MATTHEW'S FREE CHAPEL, in the City of Quebec, to enlarge the said Chapel, and to provide a Sunday School Room.Nov.29, 1867.RESIDENT GOVERN ESS.A YOUNG LADY, duly qualified, and a member of the Church of Englard.is desirous of entering a family as resident'Govarncis.She would undertake to toach Engliih, French and Music.Apply to Insolvent Act of 1864.In the matter ot FORSYTH A PEMBERTON, Insolvents.THE Creditor* of the Insolvents are notl tified that they have made an assignment of thier \u2022state and effects, under the above Aot, to me.the undersigned assignee, and they are required to furnish me, within two months from this date, with their olaims, speolfying the aeourity they hold, if any, and the value of it, and if none* stating the fact ; the whole attested under oath, with the vouchers in support of such olaims.WM.WALKER, Official Assigee.Nov.23, 1867.\t12 THE undersigned begs to announce that he will resume his EVENING CLASSES for instruction and practice in B00K-K KEPING and Comme*cial Cslcnlations, on the 9th instant.His pupils will commence the course by opening a complete and regular set of books, according to the preisnt practice of every bouse where accounts are kept systematioaliy, and eontinue to enter, j on rnatise and post a variety of such transactions as are produced by the natural daily rountino of business, in the same manner as if they were then actually at work in an office.Thu system of teaching enables the student to acquire, in one course, a thorough knowle4ge of book-keeping by double entry and oommeroial calcutotuns, with sufficient practice and exereiao te qualify him for the duties of a book-keeper.For further information, apply between 6 and 7 o\u2019clock P.M., at No.16, Artillery Strset.C.Z.O\u2019NEILL.Dee.2.1867.\t6p 300 Hf.-Chests TEA, Flweat Uncolored Japan Choice Moyune Hyson do, do Prins Ines Imperial do, do do Imperial do, half Chests Finest Souchong and Congou do.75\tdo \u2022 100\tdo 50\tdo 200\tChests i For Sale by Deo.4, 1867.GIBB, LAIRD A ROSS.5 PEG TOP DEPOT ! D MORGAN MERCHANT TAILOR, INTENDS leaving for the English Markets next month, when any special orders will be attended to.He therefore intends te sell the balance of his well-assorted STOCK at greatly reduced prices, for CASH.Doc.3, 1867.\t6 UNION BANK \u2014OF\u2014 LOWER CANADA.NOTICE la hereby given that a DIVIDEND on the CAPITAL STOCK ofthe BANK, for the current half-year, at the rate of EIGHT PER CENT.PER ANNUM, has been declared and will be paid at tho Offices of the Bank here and at Montreal, on and after THURSDAY, the second day of January next.The Shares Transfer Book will be olosed from the fifteenth to the last days of December, in eluding both days.By Order of the Board, W.DUNN, Cashier.Dee.2.1867.\t2m WANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE, mutable for the Parsonage ofSt.Peter\u2019s Chapel, Queboe.Application to be made (through the Post Office,) to the Chapel Wardens Oot.18 1867.\ttf TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT MRS.8TURT0N, Levis.Nov.27, 1867.THE Creditors are not tiled to meet at my Office, No.17, St.Peter Street, on TUESDAY, tho lOthof Deoember next, at TWO o\u2019clock P.M., to receive statement of tho affairs, end for the ordering of the affairs of the estate generally WM.WALKElt, Official Assignee Nov.25.1867.\t12 Insolvent Act of 1864.In the matter of JOSEPH O.METHOT, An Insolvent.THE nnderslgned has been appointed in this matter, and requires claims to bo filed within two months from this date.PEMBERTON PATERSON, Official Assignee Nov.25.1867.\t12 Pro vino i or Qubbkg, District of Quebec.FOK 8A.LE, if» THAT Flrst-Claas HOUSE, No.T, St GenerieT* Street, Cape, ia thorough repair, and fitted up with all the modern improvements,\u2014with Coach-house and Stables complete, sitnated in one of the healthiest and most desirable parts of Quebec as a private residence,\u2014at present occupied by the undersigned, te whom parties may apply.0.L.RICHARDSON, Cape.Or to 0.L.RICHARDSON A SONS, St.Peter Street.Nov.28, 1867.\ttf Russell\u2019s Hotel, ï»A.HiA.CE STREET.MEMBERS and others dealron* of comfortable quarter! during the forthcoming SESSION will be liberally accommodated, on early applieation at the above HOTEL.Nov.25, 1867.\t\u2022 / JTi .jaol DAME LUCE GODRKAU, wife of Lamia Kemneur dit Laflamme, trader, of Cap 8L Ignace, has instituted, on the fifteenth day of November instant, an action for separation as te property, before the Superior Court, at Mont-magny.JAMES OLIVA, Altorney for Plaintiff.Montmagny, Nov.16, 1867._nov, 26 FIRE-WOOD FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: 500 CORDS FIRE-WOOD, In flrst-rate order, delivered at residence as required, either ready for the stove or its full length.Apply, corner of St.Joseph and St.Roch\u2019s Streets, St.Roch\u2019s.Or to\tC HARLES MARTEL, No.51, D\u2019Aiguillon Street, St John\u2019s Suburbs.Nov.22, 1867.INSOLVENT _ACT OF 1861.} In the Superior Court, No.80.In the matter of NARCISSE BLAIS, of the Parish of St Val Her, Victualler ; and THOMAS MARCOTTE, of the City of Qnebeo, Victualler, both carrying on tho said industry at Quebec, in Partnership, nnder the name, style and firm of Marcotte A Blais, Insolvents.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the first day of February next, at the hour of Ton in the forenoon, or so soon thereaftev Counsel can be heard, the said Thomas Marcotte will apply to the said Court for a discharge under the said Act.THOMAS MARCOTTE.Holt, Irvine A Pemberton, Attorneys ad litem for tho said insolvent.Nov.22, 1867.\t2m Insolvent Act of 1864 PROCLAMATION.IV- E.BEEEEA.TJ.(L.s.) CANADA.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of tho United Kingdom of Groat Britain and Ireland, Queen, D.fender of the FaiUi, Ao., Ao., Ae.To Our Beloved and Faithful the Legislative Councillors of the Province of Quebec, and the Members elected to serve in the Legislative Assembly of Our said Province, and summoned and called to a Meeting of the Legislature or Parliament of Our said Province, at our City of Qnebeo, on the twenty-ninth day of the month of November instant, to have been commenced and held, and to every one of yon\u2014Ghkbtivq : A PROCLAMATION.WHEREAS the meeting of the Legislature or Parliament of the Province of Qnebeo sjands Prorogued to tho Twenty-ninth day of the month of November instant, kxvkkti xtRSa, for certain causes and considerations, We have thought fit further to Prorogue (he same to FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH day of the month of DECEMBER next, so that neither yon nor any of you, on the said Twenty-ninth day Of November instant, at Our City of Quebec, to appear are to be held and constrained, for W b do wmi.that you and each of yon end all others in this behalf intereste I, that oa FRIDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH day of DECEMBER next, at Our City of QUEBEC aforesaid, personally you be and appear for DISPATCH OF BUSINESS, to treat, do, act and conclude upon these things which in Our Legislature or Parliament of the Province of Quebec, by the Common Council of our said Province, may by the favor of God be ordained.In Testimony Whereof, we have etused these Our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of Our said Province of Quebec to be hereunto affixed ; Witness, Onr Trusty and Well-Beloved the Honorable Sir Nabcissr FonroxAT Bel-lkau.Knight, Lieutenant-Governor ot tho Province of Quebec, at Our Government House, in Our City of Quebec, in Our said Province, this ELEVENTH d.iy of NOVEMBER, in the yesr of our Lord, Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-Seveo, and in the thirty-first year of Our Reign By Command, L.H.HU0T, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, Quebec.Nov.23, 1867.T, McCORKINDAlE & CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS ! 98), Fabrique Street, Upper Town, BEG lo Intimate that they will be prepared to continue their Business, mm here ofore, conducted by Hugh MeCorkladale, on and after MONDAY, tho 18th instant.Nev.1», 1867.\ttf BAZAAR, IN favor of the ASYLUM OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, under the Patronage of Her Excellency Lady Belleau» SHEFFIELD HOUSE, 8, FABKHAUK STREET.JUST RECEIVED ANT Addition to our already Large Assortment of PARLOR AND DINING ROOM O Us O O DHL S ! ! OFFICE CLOCKS I KITCHEN CLOCKS ! I dfce.\t«St «?.\t&co.Call and inspect the Stoek of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewellery, Electro-Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Ao.jZSf- Special attention given to repairs.\u2022 HENRY SMEAT0N.Nev.29, 1867.NOTICE.WATCHES! WATCHES! ! F I 3V E GOLD AND SILVER.WATCHES ! Selling at a small advance on Cost Prie*.SILVER WATCHES, ORLY 30s.EACH.At Nov.25, 1S67 MRS.SIMON LEVY\u2019S, 1 John Street.MQTICsl NOTICE Is hereby given, that appllea- tion will be made at the approaching Session of the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, in the Dominion of Canada, for an Act to ineorporate the QUEBEC CURLING CLUB.Nov.28, 1867.\t2m 2o NOTICE is hereby given that the QUEBEC QAS COMPANY will, at the approaching Session of the Legislature ofthe Province of Quebec, apply for power to inorestse the CAPITAL STOCK,,004 for certain alterations in the Aet incorporating the said Company.Gas Works, Nov.26, 1867.\t3o t 27th dee.D G GORDON SHERRIES.THE undersigned, sole Agents In CantLda for the sale of JOSEPH C.GORDON\u2019S SHERRY WINES, of the above well-known brand*, ere prepared to receive ordera for direct shipment from XERES DE LA FRONTERA, by first spring ships.F.A G.PERKINS A C0-, 41 and 43, Front Street, Toronto.Nov.26, 1867.\t3w 3o HML HALL ! FINE NEW COD LIVER OIL I ! PREPARED proved process, nearly so.For Sale by at Newfonndlsuad by inland warranted tasteless, or RODERICK MoLEOD.RESPIMTORS S CHEST PROTECTORS Received at the MEDICAL HALL.ROSE WATER-CRACKERS ! And other Novelties in PERFUMERY, received at the MEDICAL HALL.Nov.20, 1867.THIS BAZAAR, which will be held In the MUSIC HALL, will commence on the 26Qi December next, and will continne open to the end of the same month, Sunday excepted.Charitable persons, who wish to contribute to this good work, are respectfully requested to send their contributions to any of the following ladies : Mrs.J.T.Taschereau, Mrs.\u2022\u2022\tFrëmrnt,\t44 44\tBurroughs,\t44 44\tP.Tourangeau,'* 44\tJ.Flanagan,\t44 Mrs.E.Taschereau, Baillargeon, Parkin, and 0.Cote*, ni l preside over tbe Refreshment Table.Nov.16, 1867.Chinic, C.F.Langevia, F.U.Langevin, C.Peters, F.H.Roy.Messrs.Grimault ft Co.\u2019s Popular French Prtent Medicines, JOHN MUSSON SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CANADA.8(t CDs, DOMINION OF THE Annual Meeting will be held at Stanstead, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 26th and 27th December, beginning at 1 o\u2019clock P.M , Thursday.Much of the time of tho Con-\u2022ntion will bo occupied with praetieal illustrations of the better methods of teaching the various school branches.Tho prises given by Mr.Pope, M.P., for tho two best assays on 44 Religions Instruetion in our Publie Schools,\u201d as also a third prite by the Chairman, will be distributed lo the successful competitors.There are five esssys in English, and one in French.The President, Principal Graham, will deliver his annual address on the evening ofthe 26th.Rov.26, 1867.Peovinor or Qokbio, 1 District of Quokeo.J In the Superior Court, In the Matter of ROBERT JAMES HOPPER, of tho City ofQue boo, Master Baker, An Insolvent.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the first day of February next, at the hour of Ten in tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter Counsel can be heard, the said Robert James Hopper will apply to tho said Court for a dis charge under the said Act.ROBERT JAMES HOPPER Holt, Irvine A Pemberton, Attorneys ad litem for the said Insolvent.Nov.21, 1867._________2m notice! TBE undersigned will cense to be the LESSEES of St.Miehael\u2019s Cove, upon the 15th of May next, and now offer for Sale the whole of their Extensive ROLLING STOCK, consisting of Booms, Chains, Anchors, Ropes, Forgo Utensils, Winohss, Cove Steam Engine, Cove Office, Furniture, and all the other outaide Running Gear Incidental to the working of a Cove Business upon a large soale.Favorable terms of payment will bo given to a good purchaser.WOOD, PBTRY, POITRAS & CO.Nov.19, 1867.; MESSRS.G.4k Co.\u2019s Preparations are truly the greatest success of the age.and w* will therefore enumerate his principal Medicines :\u2014 IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE-RADISH, for those who oannot tske Cod Liver Oil This ia recommended by all tho medical celebrities, instead of cod liver oil, and especially by Drs.Blache, Basin, Vernais, Ac., Ao., physicians of the Paris Hospitals.SYRUP OF HYP0PH0SPHITE OF LIME, Dr.Churchill\u2019s presoriptiou.This new Remedy, most in eases of Consumption and the different diseases of tho Chest, quickly arrests their most alarming symptoms.The Cough is soothed, night sweats cease, and the patient soon recovers health.,\t»\t# SYRUP OF SEA PINE OF LAOA8SE, anew Balsamic Pectoral, used with the greatest success for Coughs, Catarrhs, Colds, Ao., Ae.; contains no opium.It is equaiy successful in Catarrhs and Inflammation of the Bladder and U rethra.PHOSPHATE OF IRON OF LERAS, useful in green-sickness, diseases of the stomach, painful digestion, difficult menstruations, Ao.It does not induce constipation.ELIXIR OF PEPSINE.-This Medicinedigesls the food, as it were, without tho assistance of the stomach.It succeeds admirably in gastritis, weak digestion, loss of appetite.It is the sup port of old men and convalescents.PILLS FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN.\u2014 Dr.Catenasi\u2019s prescreption.VEGETABLE GLYCERINE, (extracted from the frnit of tho palm tree.) It speedilv allays all irritation, and imparts great toftness to the SkA'cURK FOR NEURALGIA AND HEADACHE,\u2014Guarana, a Vegetable product, obtain- ^Headso^bas'iittely prepared Pill» of Carbonate of Iron and Manganese.Drogies of Laotete of Iron and Manganese, and Pills ofthe Proto-Sodid of Iron and Manganese.NO MOKE BALSAM COPAIBA.\u2014Use tho Mstieo Capsule and Matico Injection.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A CHOICE LOT OF PERFUMERY from ono of the first Houses of Paris.Rioxun A Ce.Oet.12, 1867.\t12m No.4, John Street, BEG respectfully to Inform Uselr friends and the pnbiic, that their FALL AND WINTER STOCK is now complete, and the following will be found of exceedingly GOOD VALUE : PILOT CLOTH.MOSCOW BEAVER, do, WHITNEY CLOTH.CANADA and SCOTCH.\u2014all wool, TWEED, from the best manufacturers, GLOVES and HOSIERY, 45 Dosons neatly-made FLANNEL SHIRTS, at 20 per cent under value, A PILOT CLOTH PEA JACKET for lis.Od.A PAIR OF PANTS FOR 6s.10)4, At LEGER ft RINFRET.HELHBOLD\u2019S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Is a Certain Cure for Diseases \u2014or Bladder, Gravel, Organic Female General Kidneys, Dropsey, / wdÊÊÊti Weakness, Complaints, Debility, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS, WHETHER EXISTING IN Male or Female, FROM WHATEVER CAUSE ORIGINATING, AND NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.Diseases of these Organs reqnir* the ns* of » OIYJRETIC.If no treatment is submitted to.Consumption or Insanity may ensue.Our Flesh and Blood are supported from these sources, and the HEALTH AND HAPPINESS, \u2014OS TSâ» Of\u2014 POSTERITY, Depend upon prompt nse of a Reliable Remedy.HELMUBOLD\u2019 8 EXTRACT B TJ C H TJ , ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 18 YEABS, rnxrarkd rr H.T.HELM EOL D * DRUGGIST, 594, BROADWAY, NEW YORK, 104, SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.HELMBOLD\u2019S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleasant la taste and odor, free from all injurious properties, and Immediate In its action.HELMBOLD\u2019S EXTRACT BUCHU gives Walth and vigor to the frame, and bloem to the pallid cheek.Debility is aeoompenied by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is sub-, mi tied to, consumption, insanity m opileptio fits IIMPORTIINT TO JOUSE-KEEPERS ! Use the Excelsior Pluid Soap ! IT IS UNRIVALLED FOR WASHING nies, and surpasses anything yet discovered.Wash Boards and Machinery no longer required; THE EXCELSIOR FLUID SOAP extracts dirt almost without labor, bleaches the darkest cottons after a few washings, and is warranted not to injur* even the most delicate cambric.One pint Is superior to a bar of soap.A trial will convince all of its usefulness and economy.Sold in small quantities at the rate of 50 oents per gallon.Directions for use will be given at the Depot, No.18, John Street, Upper To am.Quebec.Nov.18, 1867.JAS.MAGUIRE, Agent.1m NOTICE.THE Ladles of tbe Congregation of SU Patrick\u2019s Church propose holding a BAZAAR in aid of the St.Bridget\u2019s Asylum, early in October next.HELENA T.GREEN, Secretary.Nov.15, 1867.\t1m lo C.& W.Wurtele Have for Sale by late Arrivals : « MILL-SAW and Bastard FILES, Pit-Saw Files, Horse Ras; s, Billet Webs, Spring Steel, Window Glass,\u2014all sises, Camp Ovens and Covers, Scotch and English Bar Iron, Canada and Tin Plates.\u2014also,\u2014 Howe\u2019s Patent PLATFORM SCALES, warranted equal to Fairbanks.Nov.7, 1867.R.J.WICKST^ED, ADVOCATE, &c., 42, LITTLE ST.JAMES STREET, MONTRE A.Ia.Nov.8, 1867.TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION : TWO Story Brick DWELLING in Gloeis Street.Two Story Brick Dwelling in Amable Street, being No.2, Montcalm Buildings.These houses will be put in good order for good tenants.A.JOSEPH.Nov.8, 1867.\tJo tf FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTINENCE of Urine, irritation, Inflammation or uleeratiou of the bladder or kidneys, diseases *f the prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel, or brisk dust deposits, smd all diseases of the bladder, kidneys end dropsical swellings, Usn Hxlmbolc\u2019s Fluid Extract Bocbo.ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, of both sexes, use Hxlwbold s ExtuaCT Bughu.It will givq.brisk and energetic feelings, sind enable yea to sleep well.TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND Unsafe Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.Uss Hxlmsold\u2019s Exmaot Bueno a*» Iitrnovno Ron Wash.THE GLORY Of MAN IS STRENGTH.\u2014 Therefore the nervons and debilitated jhonld immediately use Hkuoold\u2019s Extxaot Boosu.MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARK regained by Hkuoold\u2019s Exyuact Bueno.SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by Hkuoold\u2019s Bxtkact Bucho.HELMBOLD\u2019S EXTRACT BUCHU aad Is-FROVKD Ross Wash ears secret nd delicate disorders in all their stages, at little expense, little or n* ohang* in diet, no ineonvonlenee, aad no exposure.It is pleasaat ia taste aad odor, immediate in its action, and free from all injurious properties.HELMBOLD\u2019S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU It lie Qnat Dim* tie.HELMBOLD\u2019S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA It tke Great Blood Pmrÿler.Both nr* prepared according to rules of Pharmacy aad Chemistry, and are the me» active that can be mad*.Sold by Druggists everywhere.Nov.9-1847. 'X'HE MORWIIVO OEBtOniOLB »A.m7RDA.Y f >TOa9,bat«r rooeoas idm that the Lon-MKNThioolya\u2019otict I; !(» tatonai M wmim .external qm, aad th« bandrada of eaaaa af colic, cholera morbu, diarrhoea and other \u2022lotoaehto fltsorden .that have been curet by Ita ura.aueaiite great value la all each caeea.It ia prepared with great care aad la wUhoat lOUut Ipounded of ' *!\u2022 PP