Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 6 mai 1872, lundi 6 mai 1872

[" THE IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, \u2014 OF \u2014 LONDON.(BBTAM.iaHMD 1*07.) Subscribed and Invested Capital and Reserved Fund.STERLING.£1,946,000 - - - j Fundi Invested in Canada, $106,000.IX A.ROSS, A««nt (br Quebec, Foot of Mountain HID.U N 1)11 COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING imr PE.ROOMS TO LET.FR OX® OR TWO OE1NTLEMEN, WHO desire to be at homt, iwo Room», ereij furnished.In » Hale end quiet family.Upper Town.Apply to J.R.O.Hshskt.Notary ; or, oddrest to Box 32*, Quebec., April 22, 1*7Z\tu NOTICE.Fort Warden for the Harbor of Quebec.rnHE UNDERSIGNED, PORT WARDEN X for the Harbor of Quebec, duly appointed by His Excellency the Governor-General, on the recommendation of the Quebec Board of Trade, will attend to all orders left at bis oSlee, Victoria Chambers.Surveys oo Ha tehee of General Cargo Vessels, and on Veeeel* arriving which have sustained wreck or damage, wtU be strictly attended to whenever required.Copies of the Regulations will be furnished to Masters of Vessel» on application.-« »\tJOHN DICK.Port Warden.April 22, 1872.FOR SALE.Avert handsome four wheel CARRIAGE, called CalrLolM ; French atyie ; newest design.Price, *878.To be seen at Cbas.Hough\u2019s Coach Factory, 8te.Anna Street.April 1ft, 1S72.Renfrew & Marcou, HATTEES AID FIRHIERS, 20, BUADE STREET, VOL.XXVI.QUEBEC, MONDAY, MAY 6.1872.No.10,040.Xousw for £alf or to Jrt.GULF HOUSE.T HR UNDER8IG NED named Hotel, at Qaape Basin, which will be fitted up and conducted with the view of sflbrdlug every comfort and satlafaetlon.to those who may patronise him.A regular Une of steamers, telegraphic communication, salt water bathing and boating In a land-lock bay, where there Is never any nun to prevent the enjoyment of these luxuries.Salmon, Trout, Mackerel and other fishing are among the attractions ofibred to traveller» ami tourists, sueh as no other salt water resort ou the St.Lawrence or Gulf can boast of.WILLIAM BAKER, Qaape Basin.April 32.1S72.\t3wd-10w8o ram & sniKK, TYPE FOUNDERS, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS t MONTREAL AID TOROVTO, JUST RECEIVED AT E.JACOT, 37, OBOWN STBEET, 8T.BOOK\u2019S, TVlJLN\u2019XrBr-JACTLT RKJ TO LET.The Shop and Dwelling In Buade Street, adjoining tha \u201c Budget \u2019 Have the pleasure op inform- Ing their numerous Customers that their Slock of SPRING.HA.TS Ss now complete, comprising all the new and «mutant styles and eotem, In soft and bard Felts.SILK H A.T S mom the following celebrated English and French Manufactures, vis.Lincoln, Bennett * Ox, London; Gaimee, Sanders A Nleol, London ; and La ville A Cla^ Parts.A choice assortment of GENT'S BAD GLOVES from the renowned makers\u2014Dent, Alleroft A Co, London.April 18.1*7X THE Utc and Gulf Ms STE1MSHIP C0MP1NY now occupied by Mr.James Byrne, tailor.The Dwelling comprise» all the lodgings over Mr.W.H.LaRoehe\u2019a store.Apply to .HUOT A LARUE.Notaries; Or,\tJULES R.LARUE.Aivooate.April 11, 187 A\t' 1m Famished Cottages to Let.A April », 1872.T LAKE BEAUFORT.Apply to W.MARSDEN, M.A., M.D., Place d\u2019Annas.5w S H O P FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2022ilil The DRT GOODS SHOP, occupied Bar several years by Mr.F.X.Qarneau, Cote da Passage, Levis.Possession from 1st May next.Apply at the Office of the St.Lawrence Tow boat Company, St Andrew's Wharf.A.GABO UR Y, Secretary.March 7, 1872.\ttf StAAm Communication between * Montreal, Quebec, Father Point, Gaspé, Perce, Paspebiac, Dai-housie, Chatham, Newcastle, Shediac, Charlottetown, Pioton and St.John's, Nfld., and by Railway connections with St.John, N.B\u201e and Halifax, N.H I STEAMERS OP THIS LINE, UNDER ^|^»«ttr»ct with the Government of the Dominion of Canada and the Government of KewtbwuUand, are intended to sail as under ^ fcM He ''\tEtablis bed 1842.\tft CHifiLES ALEXANDER & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OP Steam Befined Confectionery, Lozenges, Gam Drops, Cream Bon-Bons, Crystaliaed Fruits, Marmalade, Jama, vice, THE INSOLVENT ACT.O E E I C E : Telearvapl* Builtling-s, No.28, ST.PETER STREET.I *3, 1372.QUEBEC, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1872.SEE FIRST PAGE.EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.Ottawa, May 4.The great bill for the ratification of the ffrwarfian clauses of tbe Reciprocity Treaty, was submitted in a speech of four hours\u2019 length by the Premier on Friday.Deapite the disadvantage of physical weak-noie, he addressed himself courageously to the serious task, and went through it calmly and clearly, point by point, and argument by argument.He was careful and deliberate in his proceedings at first snore especially, but generally throughout with rare caution.Indeed, it was quite unusual to witness his measured style, which resembled a creeping from ¦abject to subject, and the picking of words and phrases with studied purpose, rather than that free and easy use of language, for which he is well known.Sir John\u2019s pauses during the first hour and a half were frequent, and may have been to weakness, as well as a desire any expression calculated to arm ^a vigilant and hostile opposition.His speech was listened to with great attention, and taken by an unusually large gallery of Reporters.His review of the leading to his appointment High Commissioner, and of the at Washington, included facts, for the most part known to the public from ministerial utterances and pa-and despatches connected with treaty, previously made public.The arguments used on this occasion differed little if at all from those put forward of late by the Ministerial supporters in the press and elsewhere, in defence of the,different stipulations of the treaty, here as well as in England.Our publie men were enabled to profit by the published reflections of able thinkers, of the literary sa well as the other professors.The chief points of the speech, and those which produced most effect, belong to the international aspect of the question.Sir John dwelt upon them skilfully.In the first place, the treaty for the settlement of the Alabama alaims had faffed, after sanguine expectations on fcoth sides, and no way to a satisfactory issue as regards both nations appeared.A condition of estrangement,with almost the certainty of war between the Empire and the United States, whenever the former got into difficulty, was most unfortunate nnd perilous, particularly as far as Canada was concerned.Then a ray of hope ¦ and pleasure broke forth from Canada, a proposition for a Commission on the fish-L ery question, which was the second that endangered the present and future of tide country.Who could fail to rejoice at the prospect thus afforded the Empire of re-opening negotiations for a fair and peace?In this way Canada could Englard, while striving to establish advantageous relations with the Then England honored with a voice in the Com* first assuring her anxious that no disposition of her fishery and other rights would be made without her oouaent.The Government claim e-i credit for securing the placing of those rights beyond the region of the haze and doubt creased by the ever growing American pretentions upon a plain and eolid basis of * strict definition and international acknowledgment.This is a gain of no mean value, for it cannot hereafter be denied, explained sway, or dis-: regarded.If the law of nations is to receive any respect, «our rights and posi-tion are secured from future trespass.After mature deliberation and unanimous \u2022conclusion ofhis colleagues, that it would he neither respectful to England nor Judicious to Canada to refuse the offer the Premier, he resolved to go the Commission.He found at happily, as well on pert of Britain\u2019s representatives, a and earnest desire for a fair and satisfactory solution of all the between the two powers, the first and chiefest gains of the the acknowledgment of sovereignty of the fisheries the three-mile limit.Generally Commissioners backed up John\u2019s views of the Canadian rights.and notably in the Fenian declined to go to far.They cer-manifested a most accommodating being anxious for a settlement, even xae sacrifice of other things r __feeling, and when England\u2019s in- terest in dispelling the danger so long Cferhanging her from the side of America, 'xsre&cted upon, it is not surprising.Affr JFoblt's reference to Ru»La's dismay v\u2014cbeeppointment at the sudden proof peaoA between both Anglo-Saxon naturally enough at any Other foes of the Empire were hopeful of a Continuance of her and danger.Then came confer-teéuiting in the present clauses Canada.The British aide subtar pretensions, evidence and ex-\u2022nd urged our demands, in with success, and in the opposite reeult.The that they said and *U poaaible for Canada short of break- MOOR DESP1TCRES.1c, do- boa nantir aft um to erend» dull.Money closed firm at 0 to 7 per cent.Block» oiieucd steady and closed steady.Closing prices to-day\u2014now 5\u2019a, 1111;\u201981 reg, ll«i; coup, 118;\u201902 reg, 112J ; coup, 1121; \u20190t coup, 1121; \u201905, 112|; new 114J ; '67, 1151 ; \u201988.115».10-40\u2019s reg 110; coup, 110); currency 6\u2019», 11«}.New York, May 4.\u2014Cotton closed at 2S!e.Flour quiei and firm ; receipts 9,000 bbla ; j sale» 0,000 bbls\u2014price» unchanged.Rye flour Arm.Wheat about 1c better; receipts 1,000 j bus; sales 05,000 bus, at 1,63 to 1,67 for No 2 firing In store; 1,67 to 1,68 for No 1 do; 1,82 ; to 1,86 for winter red western; 1,88 to 2,06 for white we»tom.Rye quiet, at 9tc for wextent 1 Id «tore.Corn scarce and a shade firmer; re-1 ceipts 51,000 bus; sale'» fO.ODO bus, at 71 to j 70c for western mixed afloat.Barley closed i dull.Oats closed quiet; receipts 10,000 bu»; : sales 19,000 bus, at 62J to 54jc for western I In store and afloat; and 64 j to 67c for Ohio.Pork steady, at 13.90 for new mes».Laid at 91c foi steam, and 9lc for kettle rendered.But-j ter at 29 to 32c.Cheese at 13 to 17c.Petroleum\u2014erode, 13 to ISJc; refined, 2.3e, Chicago, May 4.\u2014Flour Ann and scarce, at 6,00 to 8,00 for extra spring.Wheat active and higher, at 41) to 41 }c for No 2 spring.Cora active and higher, at 44 to44}c for No 2 mixed ; 41 Jr for rejected, and 45 Je for yellow.Oat» advanced and In fair demand, at 30J to 30Jc for No 2.Rye quiet and unchanged.Barley quiet and unchanged.Pork dull and a shade lower, at 12,55 to 1?»\"0, according to brand, laird quiet and unchanged.Bulk meats dull and lower, at 4ic for shoulders; 6| to OjcTor clear rib sides, and 7}c for clear sides.Baoou quiet and unchanged.Hams in pickle at 8j to9jc.Freights steady : corn to Buffalo, 8c.Receipts\u20147,000 bbls flour; 9,000 bus wheat ; 130,000 bus corn; 26,000 bus oats; 1,000 bus rye ; 8,000 bus barley.Hhlpmcnts\u20144,000 bbls flour; 8,000 bus wheat; 65,000 bus corn; 7,000 bus oats ; 2,000 bus rye ; and 12,000 bus barley.IMPORTS*, «May 4 \u2014Per ship Bailor's Home, Gordon, from Greenock\u2014788 tons coals to R R Dobell A ca Port of Quebec\u2014Arrived.May *\u2014Ship Bailor\u2019s Home, Gordon, Greenock, April 1, R R Dobell A 00, coals.Schr Victoria, Warren, Fox River, LoaU La-combe, fish.\t\u2022 TIDE TABLE.HIGH WATER AT QUSBKO\u2014CIVIL Timt\u20141872.Monday .Tuesday.Wednesday.Thursday.Friday.Saturday Sunday.12 high water.May.\tMorning.\tEvening.0\t5 44\t6 6 .7\t» 26\t6 40 .8\t7 00\t7 18 .9\t7 36\t7 58 .10\t8 10\t8 26 .it\t8 43\t8 89 .12\t9 17\t9 30 ie runs up 45 minutes aftei\t\t T.O\u2019DONOHOE, «U Peter 8L, London Chronometer Depot- DEED.On the 3rd Instant, at Metbot\u2019» Mills, Mis» Eliza Mailblot, aged 20 years.Her funeral will take place at St.Croix, this day, (Monday), at ©o\u2019clock a.m.Friend» unj acquaintances are Invited to attend.On Saturday afternoon, after an Illness of one year, borne with Christian fortitude, Mr.Joseph Mercier, pilot, aged 70 years and one month.\u2014He leaves a large circle of relatives and friends, who will mourn his loss.The funeral will leave his late residence, No.81, St.Paul Ktreet, Lower Town, on Tuesday morning, at half-past 8 o\u2019clock.Relatives and friends are respectfully Inyltèfi to attend.\u2018 * 1 SPECIAL TVOTICEH.Deodar, A clover capture of a counterfeit coiner was made by an officer specially employed for such purpose by the mint authorities.In a small house in Bermondsey a quantity of apparatus and aptifj'QU» coin was discovered, and tlie prisoner, wlio seemed to he known ip the officer, was fully committed\u2019to Newgate for trial.At j\u2019haines Police-court a father pioseouted his son for breaking open his cash-box and stealing £2 10s.When the magistrate de-precatinglÿ linked if he meant to pio»ecuto, he said he had no Alternative,' a» thig' wgs not the first offence.The prisoner was sent for trial.A somewhat similar case occurred at Worship-street, where a girl of fourteen stole money from hor parents, and was found in a penny gaff in Shoreditch.The parents wished to send the girl, wht was their only child, to a reformatory, and the case wan remanded to st» what could le tfous.\u2014 j TtUgraph.\t, ._ IXotto* to Mariners.Unitbd 8tat*8\u2014Maryland\u2014Ohbsa peake B-*Y-\u2014Light at Mntranoe of Choptank River.\u2014 The United States Government has given notice, that a screw pile lighthouse has been erected to taka the place of ths light-vessel moored off Be no ni point, entrance of Choptank river.The light, os hfthorto, Is a fixed white light, elevated 88 feet above high-water springs, and in clear weather aboold be of 10 miles.Tho Illuminating apparatus Is of tbe sixth order.*\t-\t.\t-\t.The lighthouse a tends in nine feet at low-water springs, about one and one eight miles to the south-eastward of Benonl point; It Is painted white.Position, lat 38 36 10 N, long 76 10 40.In thick or foggy weather a fog bell will be struck by machinery evefTten sbeonds.\u201d Note\u2014Vessels drawlrtgless than 10 feet can approach as close to the light-house as may seem desirable.Also, that tfie light-ves*el bga beep remov- ed Lake Huron.\u2014Pog Signal at Thunder Bay Lighthouse.\u2014Also, that a steam fog whistle ha» been established at Thunder bay light-house.Lake Huron.In thick and foggy weather the whistle will be sounded as follows ; viz\u2014 A blast of eight seconds duration, followed by an Interval of ten seconds, then a blast of two seconds and an Interval of forty second», alternating In this manner every minute.Bhonld the fag whistle bo out of repair, tbe log bell hitherto used will be Sounded.Joseph Hall Machine m ', ESTABLISHED 1851.Joseph Hall Manufacturing Co.PROPRIETORS.REA HO TVS WHY BUTER'S STEiM ENGINE i ' < .\t- «\t'\tt.\u2019 i.v ?Is Superior to all other Si^aU\tr Power Engines.\t-\tt rrtHE BOILER IB 80 CONSTITUTED /£ TO * ¦ X generate the orsatbst amount or sf bam.The Draught Is up, and down, and up, by t which we secure the largest possible apaounl p£ HEATING SCBK4C*.The Combustion Chamber 1» large, and rsa.rect combustion ensues,\t¦* All the part» are Cylindrical, or Circular, consequently can be made perfectly secure under any pressure required.All the Heating Surfaces ore below the water Hne, hence no liability to burn out tbe Boiler.The circulation of the water within th» Boiler U perfect, holding all sediment In suspension, so that the same may bo blown from the surface ; or by blowing off the Boiler oace a week, under pressure, it con be kept perfectly clean.\t.Tbe engine Is built upon and secured te tbe Cylinder, all parte being turned and squared éÿ lathes and planers, consequently, all parte wifi The following is the amount of duties collected at the Custom House, on tb» 4th Instant, at the Port of Quebec\u2014$998 40.\u2019 HIDES, 8IÜN8 A^D WOOL.* Toronto, May 2, 1872.Hides\u2014inspected No 1.0\t0\t0\t0\t09 « No 2.0\t0\t0\t0\t08 Cureff anff Inspected.0\t0\t£\t0\t09 Calfskins\u2014Green per fa.0\t10\t#\to\t11 Dry.0 18\t0 20 Sheepskin»\u2014Green.2\t76\t0\t3\t50 \u2022\u2022\t» Dry.0\t50\t0\t1\t76 Wool per tb.0\t60\t0\t0\t66 Pickings.0 10 0 0 18 I .ON DON.May 4, 1.80 p.m.\u2014Consols closed at 98 for money, and 984 (of account.Bonds\u2014 \u201902,90; \u201905 old, 91f; *07, 93^.-10-40\u2019s 89».Russian Tallow 68».Liverpool, May 4, 1.80 p.m.\u2014Cotton closed lull.Uplands 11 to llfd.Orleans Ilf to llfd.Sales 10,000 bales, Including 2,000 for speculation and export.Breadstuff» quiet.Cumber land cut bacon 80s.Paris, May 4, i.80 p.m.\u2014Rentes closed al 5if.25c.\tv \u2018 \u2022\t\u2022 \u2022 New York S+oég MA^Kkr, May 4.\u2014 W U Tel, 77: American Express, 74; Paclffc Mall, 7at! New Vork Central, 98| ; do Scrip, 82J ; Erie, 07); Harlem, 124; L 8 A M 8, 96|: C A P, 92} ; Union Pacific, 110}; North West,\u20199}; do Preferred, 94}; Rock Island, 116}; SL Paul, do Preferred, 80; T and W, 77} ; O and M, 48}; H A St Joe, 44 ; do Preferred, 04; Gold 113}.Gold opened at 18}; told down to 13, but rallied again, selling up to 13} ; was very strong and tolerably active all day.Govt\u2019s steady.n from a distance fit properly, be in line, and eofreetly placed one to the other, *0 that 00 one of tfie parte will be thrown out of adjustment by expankiôn \u2022 The Shaft Is the farthest removed from the heat\u2014a» It should be; while the Cylinder end its parte are kept hot by being Immersed la the steam.All tho adjustment Is made before the engine Is placed upon {he Boiler.There are no loons pieces within to becon)) disarranged.Whenever necessary, the Engine oau readily be taken from the Boiler, by simply unscrewing the holding-down bolt*.The Piston can be taken out, or ean be adjusted item the top, without difficulty.Tbe small amount of fuel requisite to pro-dure power, and there being no necessity of forcing the fire, or getting up an intense heat in tbe furnace, It results\u2014that the danger Is greatly diminished, in foot is far lees than In any other Bngine, added to which a fUslble plug 1» placed lu the ape* of the crown sheet, aq that in reality It Is impossible to explode It: Insurance Companies make no extra charge where these Engines are used.We claim that we have produced more poweç with a given amount of fuel than has ever before been realieeçl, so thtat tbe experiment*! i>«M passed Into actual demonstration.Wo submit this engin» to the criticism of Engineers, Mechanics, men of sclenoe, and tho practical business man ; believing that it Is tbe best mechanlcaUy.fsclentlAoally, and practically constructed Engine, ever invented.For further lu form a tion, address\u2014 JB\\ W.GLEIV, President OtiHAWA,'Ctoft.May 2, 1872_________ ' WANTED, A SMART YOUNG MAN and Two Young Ladles, at HARPER\u2019S ONE DOLLA R STORE.Must speak both languages \" * * ; Apply at Na 4, Jofch Street-May 0, 1872.\tx ra imiimv, GOOD COOK and a HOUSEMAID.Apply to May 6, 1872.MRS.W.DEB BA RAT», 12, Haldlmond \u2022treat.tf 62 - - NEW GOODS! GLOVER FRY S CO.'S.D.Latest Ldoii aM Paris Mom MERCHANT TAILOR, Straw Ham and BonneU, Millinery.Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Sashes, Hoarth, Laces, Embroideries, , Linen amt Muslin Seta, Fancy Silks, Poplins, Dress Goods, Skirt*, Costame Suits, Mamies, Jackets, Ac., Ac., Ac.H AS JUST OPENED A LARGE QUANTITY OF ISTEW GOODS, SPRING TWEEDS & COATINGS \u2014COXSWTINO or\u2014 COATINGS, TROWSERINGS, VESTINGS, SHIRTS, SCARFS, GLOVES.MACINTOSHES, Ac., Ac.TUE ^ÆORiTxiNra- ame.oisririT .Tn mat e, 1872.THE SWOM HOTEL, (Late Russell House,) X* A.L^VO K STHEET, QUEBEC.T\".HAVE ALSO RECEIVED BY THE WL.Mall Steamer our first shipment of 1 NEW STYLES la WEST OF ENGLAND TROWSERINGS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, SPRf&O COATINGS.April 28, 1873.E UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY wishes to intimate that the above flivorite and well-known Hotel l« now open and ready for the reception of gueato.Determined to retain that reputation It has so long held as a first-class Hotel In this city, the House, during the winter mont Its, has undergone extensive alterations, and was supplied with all modern improvements, newly painted, carpeted and superbly furnished throughout, DONALD NOONAN, Late of Clarendon Hotel, Proprietor.May 8, 1872.\t6p ST.PITBICK\u2019S IISTITOTE.THE SEPTUOR HAYDN WILL GIVE A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, on MONDAY, the WANTED IMMEDIATELY.TWO GOOD HOUSEMAIDS.Apply to late Our Stock also of CANADIAN TWEEDS la complete with the NEWEST and BEST GOODS we have ever yet shown of Home Manufacture.95 rents to 91.15.GENTS\u2019 TWEED SUITS.GENTS' SPRING OVER COATS, $5.5* (Jlover, Fry db Go.March 19, 1872.Respectfully beg to inform their I Customers and the Public that their assortment of NE^ QQOPS I for the Spring and Summer is now complete in all the Departments.tst e w mm goods, GOODS having been bought early the season, and before the advance, their prices will defy competition.May 8, 1872.MRS.STEELE'S, II), Mount Carmel Street, Cape.myS-lf 6th instant, under the au.spicvR of the St.Patrick\u2019* Literary Institute and the Young Irishmen\u2019* Association.Admission.»25 cents.Tickets to be had at Mr.A.La vigne\u2019* Music Store, and at Mr.C.Duquel.The Plano to he used by the Septuor has been kindly lent by Mr.A.Lavlgne.May 4, 1872.\t2 Literary anil Historical {Society, THE GENERAL MONTHLY MEETING OF of the above Society will be held in the Jdidion £alcs.BY CASEY A Co.AUCTION SALE AT LEVIS.MONDAY, 6th _ MAY.WILL BE SOLD ATTHE RESIDENCE OF Mrs.KELLY, No.0, St.George Street, Notre Dame «le Levis, Parlor, Dlnlng-raoin, Bed-moms ami Kitchen Furniture, Double, Single ami CV>okl»g Stoves.\u2014ALSO\u2014 The House and I,ot of Ground.For particulars, see auction circulars.Sale at half-pn*t ONE o\u2019clock.CASEY «ft CO., .\t_\tAuet loners.May 2, 1872.SurtioK J^alcs.BY A.J.MAXHAM 6c Co.* CONCLUDED \u2014 OF TILE \u2014 \u2014OF\u2014 REMOVAL.A.MULHOLLAND Has removçp ^o.the extensive premises, No.28, St.John Street, oppo- site J.n.LawlorS Sewing Machine Shop, where he wttl be prepared to attend to all orders in the Gas, Plumbltng, Brass and Steam Fitting business with despatch.AW\" All orders thankfully received aud promptly attended.' May 4, 1872.\t3 Society\u2019s Rooms, MORRIN COLLEGE, on WEDNESDAY', the 8th instant, being the second Wednesday of the month, at FOUR o'clock P.M.A meeting of the Council will take place on the adjournment of tl*e General Meeting, at whicli, the members of Council are pnrtlcu larly requested to attend.WM.JUDD, Asst.-Seeretary.May 4, 1872.DRESSES and MANTLES made i^ the establishment in the t^-ew cotton and merino hosieby.! newest styles at moderate prices.FIFE A GABY Eli, New Dress Stuff*.New Silk Umbrellas.New Curtain Net*.New Silk Scarves and Bows.New Fancy Striped Shawls.New Spring Skirts.New Table Cover*.56, ST.JOSH STREET.April 15, I8T2.We now will be receiving NEW GOODS \u2022very week UU oar assortment Is complete.By first steamer to tbe river we will receive a large assortment of CARPETS, Including Cramtey's celebrated Tapeetrlee, which were booght before the rise, and wlU be sold at very moderate prices.W-ANTED.A SIHOVS A FOILDS, GOOD PLAIN COOK.MUST BE young and have good recommendations.Apply, between the hours of 10 and : o\u2019clock, to Mrs.WHEATf EY ANDERSON, Over Dorchester Bridge.May 8.1872.\t3 UPPER TOWN MARKET.April 15, 1872 WANTED.Spring importation \u2014OF\u2014 Mill aM BittMay Prrais.LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT of Silver Filagree Jewellery in Neckleta, Bracelets, Pendants, Seta and Creeses, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Jewellery, Electroplated Ware, Whitby Jet and Fancy Goods, Bohemian Vases aruf Toilet Seta G.SEIFERTS, 26, Fabrique Street.Guinea Gold Wedding Rings, warranted 22 earat fine, always on hand or made to order.April 8.1872.^N ACTIVE LADv AS OFFICE PORTER and Messenger, and English.Must understand French May 6, 1872.OWEN MURPHY, Telegraph Building.2 Unfurnished Hoorn Wanted.T1TANTED, BY AN ELDERLY LADY, AN fY UNFURNISHED ROOM, without at- tendance.Apply by Chsowiclk Qfflce.May 8, 1872.letter, addressed H.Y., JS8TABLLSHKD 1841, QNCUMMED LETTERS.STREET.List of letters remaining in the Quebec Poet Office, on the 4th May, JSo.IMPORTER OF 1872.If the following Letters are not redeemed j within SIX WEEKS from this date, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.N.B.\u2014Person* asking for any of these, are respectfully requested to ask for « Advertised Letters.\u201d The numbers after some of the names denote Ihe number of Letters to the same address.Aphemeaff, Nicoli; Ardrow, John W \u2014 j Bell, Wm ; Buckle, William ; Bull, J T ; Burns K; Berg, Lewis; Baker, Mrs; Bain, Miss S or \"CH\t1 .j -ny\tr«*\u2022\tT\t1 J*1»*-\u2014Cardiff Bridget; Chapman, Wm.\u2014 Liectr opiated Ware from d amea Dodd, J ; Davis, NathamleL\u2014EUls, David C; '*¦ Dixon & Sons\u2019 Meriden Brit- SPto£.r.*\u20187:?TM*ir»fo0™*\"« ^otTe/- » «-\u2014Gibb, John B; Graham, J H.\u2014Hogan, tama L O.\tI Wm ; H.\u2014Jones, Anne, Miss.\u2014Kelly, Michael ; Cutlery A complete assortment\tL\\7.1C;1\u201eD from Joseph Rodgers & Sons.NURSE JMNTED.RANTED, A NURSE, TO TAKE CHARGE necessary.Apply at 23, Esplanade.May 4, 1872.\"W\" anteci.A GOOD.fQQK ; ALSO, A NURSE, TO Jive a few miles out of town.Apply to MR.MURRAY', Peace Office, \u201e\tCourt House.May 4, 1872.\t3 waited.A Man WHO THOROUGHLY' UNDER-staud* the care of Horses.Must be well recommended.Street.May 4, 1872.Apply at No.18, St.Peter ALLAN LINE.Under contract with the Government of Canada for tbe Conveyance p/ Canadian and United States Mails.1872.-Summer Arrangements\u20141872.T HIS COMPANY\u2019S LINES ARE OOM-po*ed of the undemoted First-class, Full-powered, Clyde-built, Double-Engine, Iron Steamsphlpe WANTED.APANTRYMAID.APPLY TO No.1, ST.Genevieve Street, between 10 ami 12 A.M.May 4, 1872.tf T(j Ship Chandlers and Shippers.P O \"ÏÏ Iv : B ARRELS MESS.^HI^ MRaS, PRIME Yfess, EugU»b Prline Extra Prime Pork^ Barrels Pickled Heads.Mess, Prime and 200 Tubs Pure Leaf LaM.Best Smoked Hums, covered apd uncovered.100 Barrels Pof am) Pearl Barley, 1st quality.\\0Q «\tWhite CommeaL 100\t«\tOatmeal, \u2022\u2022 first premium.\u201d 2000 Bushels best Upper Canada Peas, Ground Oats, Gaudriole, Corn, Bran, Ac., Ac.For Sale by J.B.RENAUD A CIE., 28 and 28, St.Paul Street.May 4, 1872.\tlm Bîildsrs\u2019 and Hesse Farnis&ii J.Newell, and other She^eld makers.JUST RECEIVED: A large consignment of Steel Brooms ; a very useful article for stores, yards, railroads, &c.\u2014also\u2014 Foundry Brushes, all sizes.Main, John ; Maloney, Edward; Martin, Mr; McDonell, Alex ; Maloney, Michael.\u2014Prentiss, F B; Porter.W ; Powell, J F.\u2014Quinn, Ann\u2014 Ryan, John; Roberts, R A; Richardson, H; Reinhart, E 9\u2014Sextan, J; Simon Freres, iWp»; Smith.B, Miss, Stone, Edmond; Stuart,T E\u2014Toner, Daniel; Theta, Joseph; Thomsan, Dr O L; Thomson, R.\u2014Wheaton, Nellie L; White, William.P.G.HUOT, Postmaster.Poet Office, Quebec, May 4, 1872.\tmy8 Orders for Plumbing, Gas-fittSg, Bell-hanging, Steamfitting, and Copper Work will be attended to with neatness and despatch.December 23, 1871.BOYS WANTED.rpo WORK IN A BISCUIT BAKERY.May 6, 1872.JAS.HOS3ACK A CO.3 TIMOTHY SEED.200 B ON HAND; USHELS FRRSH SEED.N, May 6, 1872.JAS.H0S8ACK, A OO.So.7.ST.JOHN STREET, APPKH TOWN, AND No.15, Notre Dame and Sous-le-Fort Streets, Lower Town, Has on Sale, at Lowest Market Prices :\u2014 Bubber Steam Packing.Hemp Steam Packing, Patent Cotton Packing.Engineer\u2019s Brass Goods.Steamfitters Brass Goods.Steam Ganges (Bourdon\u2019s,) White Lead, Bo-1, 2, 3.Paints in Oil, all oolors.Bid.linseed Oil.Turpentine, Varnishes and other Painters\u2019 Requisites.With his usual complete Stock of House Building, Furnishing and Cabinet Hardware.March 1,1872.omen a go.Wholesale Dry Goods Importers, Hu 20, Notre M Street, Opposite Lower Town Market, QUEBEC, (Piemiaas formerly occupied by lata Wm.Poaton, Egq.) May L 1872.FOTTXp, ON SATURDAY, A KEY OF A PECULIAR design.The loser may have the tame on \u2022ppfteatkn at this office axed paying expenses.May «, 1*72.you wsnt Baking Powd«r (IF YOU WISH THE BEST,: \u2022Ajsk for ** Gardner\u2019s \u201d take a< Cc STOWS D KP A BT HKNT, Ottawa, May 8, 1872.Authorised discount on American INVOICES, until further notice, 10 par cant.The above U the only notice to appear In newspapers authorised to copy.R.8.M.BOUCHBTTE, Commissioner of Customs.May 8, 1872.\t\u2022 For Sale or to Let.A Beautfflilly Situated House for Sale or to Rent by the Year or Season.rruus A He! DWELLING is on the Heights of Levis, immediately lafH opposite the city, and adjoining the newly erected steps, leading from tbe regular ferry landing.It contains 16 Dooms, Kitchens, Cellars ancj pure water ; also, Garden In rear.It commande probably one of the finest water, mountain and shipping view, on this continent, and ta in every way a moat healthy and desirable family residence.Terms of sale easy.For further particulars, apply to REVD.MR.DxGARPE, 8t.Joeeph de Levis; JAMES PATTON A CO., St.Peter's Street ; ED.CANNON, Esq., N.P., \u2022 Quebec.i 3 Or, Or.May d, 1872.smgdpf' jsr FOR SALE.^ PURR BRED, YEAR-OLD also.AYRSHIRE fine imported DORSET BULL; RAM.Apply to JOHN HUNT, Farmer to James Gibb, Woodfleld, St.Louis Road.May 6, 1872.\t*\t'\t: 8 ~ CANADA, Paovurca or Ql-kbec District of Quebec '\u2022} CIRCUIT COURT.Plaintiff; GEORGE LEMIEUX.vs.ALFRED VENNER, hi his quality of President of the « Club Jacques-Cartter,\" ' kJecendant.No.1445.OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE Furniture and Effects belonging to tbe N\u2018 \u201cClub Jacques-Cartier,\u2019\u2019 seised In this cause, will be sold on Tuesday, the 14th day of May Instant, at Ten o'clock A.M., at the Store of George Lemieux, St Joeeph Street, St.Roch of Quebec, constating of Pldgeon-hoie, Billiard and Sideboard, Stove.Ac.Dn BLANCHET.Quebec, May 4,1872.\tayfrlp For the diifor Saguenay, MANITOBAN.4200 [Bulldlng.i POLYNESIAN .4200\t[Building.] CIRCASSIAN.3400 (Building.] SARMATIAN.3800 Capt J Wylie.SCANDINAVIAN.3000 Capt Ballantlne.PRUSSIAN.\u201e3000\tLt Dutton RNR.AUSTRIAN.2700\tCapt R Brown.NICSTORIAN .2700\tCapt A Alrd.MORAVIAN.2850\tCapt J Graham.PERUVIAN.2800\tLt Smith, RNR.GERMANY.8260 Capt M Trocks.CASPIAN.3200 Capt J Ritchie.HIBERNIAN.^3434 Capt Watt*.NOVA SCOTIAN.2300 Capt Richardson.NORTH AMERICAN-1784 Capt J Miller.CORINTHIAN.2400\tCapt Jas Scott.OTTAWA.1831 Lt Archer, RNR.ST.DAVID.1850\tCapt E Scot!.ST.ANDREW.14ft Capt Hugh Wylie.ST.PATRICK.1207 Capt Stephen.NORWAY'.1100\t('apt Myllus.SWEDEN.\t,.1150\tCapt.McKonsle.THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MATT, UNE (Sailing from LIVERPOOL every THUR8-day, and from QUEBEC every SATURDAY, calling at LOCH FOY'LE to receive board and land Malls and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland) are lu tended to be despatched from QUEBEC .ScANinxp future advertisement.Lands in America.3,000,000 Acres in Nebraska, in the Great Platte Valley, the Garden of the West, NOW FOR SALE.April 26, 1872.A.J.MAXHaM A CO., A.AB.15 These lands are in the central portion of the United States, on the 41st degree of North Latitude, the central line ot the great Temperate Zone of the American Continent, and for grain-growing and stock-raising, unsurpassed by any in the United States.CHEAPER Annual Cargo of Wines and Fruits F HO M SICILY, T1 IN PRICE, more favourable terms given, and more convenient to market than can be found elsewhere.FREE Homesteads for Actual Settlers.THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES Soldiers entiled to a Homestead of 180 Am es.Free Passes to Purchasers of Land.|HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE RECEIVED advices of the sailing of the \u201cTyourgus,\u201d from Palermo for Quebec, with the usual cargo of Colli, L.P., Red and other Marsala Wines, Oranges and Lemons, selected Mountain Fruit.Filberts, Walnuts, Soft and Paper Shell Almond*, Liquorice, small and large, Shelled Almonds, Sennac, Olive Oil, Ac., whlcfc will be offered by aucUon on arrival, for account ol Messrs.Chapman, Fraser A Tyiee, by A.J, MAXHAM A OO., A.A B.April 26, 1872.Send for the new descriptive pamphlet with new majta.published In English, German.Sweedtah and Danish, mailed free eveo Xto Address,\to.F.DAVIS, Land Commissioner U.P.R.R.Co.w\tOmaha, Neb.March 15, 18724\t8m-lo-dAw WANTED.^ SMART BOY OR MAN, ACCUSTOMED to the care of horses.' Apply to GIBB, LAIRD A CO.May 3, 1872.excepted,) at half-past Twelve o\u2019clock will be hoisted half way up, and at five minutes to \u201cOne\" It will be hoisted to the top, and at \u201cOne o\u2019clock,\" Mean Time, it will be dropped.A Chronometer keeping \u201cGreenwich Time \" should then shew.6h.44m.49a, and tbe difer-ence between this and the time shewn by the face of her Chronometer ta it* error on \u201c Greenwich Mean Time \u201d at that Instant.\u2014EXAMPLE\u2014 The Sarmutian left Liverpool on May 22, when her Chronometer was fast on G.M.Time 2m.40s., and when she arrived at Quebec on May 81st, when the Ball dropped, her Chronometer shewed.47m.11s.Greenwich Mean Time when the Ball dropped.w.6\t44\t49 DIRECTOR».SIR ALEX.T.GALT, K.C.M.G., M.P., President.JOHN RANKIN, Esq., Vice-President.R.J.REEKIE, Esq.; KDWD.MACKAY, Esq.; JAMES G.ROSS, Esq., Quebec ; .JOHN MOLSON, Eeq.; JAMES ROSE, E*q.; D.LORN MACDOUOALL, Esq.; DONALD MrINNES, Esq., Hamilton.Legal Advisers.Messrs-CarterAHatton 26 FIRST PRIZES, 3 SECOND PRIZES, 2 DIPLOMAS, During the Season of 1871 Manager and Secretary Edward Rawlings.QUEBEC AGENCY JAS.HOBSACK A CO.T Chronometer fast on May 81.0 \u201c * \u201c 22.0 Na of days, 9.\u201eo Sea Rate, losing.0 Again, before leaving Quebec, her Chronometer shewed, when Ball dropped on June 14.40^ 36^ When Ball dropped on May 31.5 47\t11 Na of days, 14.0 36 Harbor Rate, losing.0 2.6 Comparing the Sea and Harbor Rates, under different temperatures, will enable the Master of a ship to get the best rate for his Chronometer, aud he should never let his Chronometer be sent on shore to be rated.If It 19 possible to avoid It.Observatory, f Lat,.48Q 48 20 N.1 Long.4h.44m.49s.W.E.D.ASHE, Commander RoyfeMfavy, F.R.A.8.May 1, 1872.METALLIC AHTI-CORROSIU RUBE OF IRON PAINT.T HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RE-oelvlug their Spring Importation of the above Paint, direct from the manufacturers, Messrs.ELL AM, JONES A Ca, Derby, England.This PAINT Is the BEST ever introduced Into tills MARKET.It potuk-isee wonderful COVERING properties, does not BLISTER or PEEL OFF Is SELF-DRYING, and ta not effected by either HEAT, DAMP or COLD, and Is therefore particularly adapted to OUTSIDE WORK, such as SEA-GOING VESSELS and RIVER CRAFT,¦ RAIL-ROAD CARRIAGES as well as for BRIDGES and ROOFS, In either IRON or WOOD.A fall stock always on hand.JOSEPH WALKER A CO.16, St.John Street, Montreal.April 30, 1372.\t12 THE Cost of Tavern Licenses for the Current Year, 1872-73, will be :\u2014 I.For the City.$81 00 \u201c Incorporated Town (Leris).45 00 \u201c Country places.40 00 \u201c Wlw and Beer.22 00 Liteauae* to sell hy Three-half Pints, town or country.26\t00 8.Auctioneer».20\t00 And for each separate License for Partner, Agent, Ae.jg\too 7.\tFor Pedlars (in one dtatrtpt).^.n\tqo And for additional dtatrlet.6 00 8.\tBilliard\tTables, 1st or 2nd (each).70\t00 »\u2022\t*4\t44 3rd and 4th\t\u2022\u2022 .gj\t©0 °-\t44\t44 ûth and 6th\t\u201c .5i\too 1.\tEvery\tBilliard Table over six.81\t00 2.\tBagatelle Board, Pigeon Hole Table, Mississippi Table.\u2019 26 00 18.\tPawnbrokers.-g\tUl( 14.\tFor a Powder Magasine.61\t00 15.\tLicense to sell Gunpowder.21\t00 Licenses on Steamers (Spirits, Wine, A®-1.40\t00 44\t44 Wine and Beer.22 00 î 16 HIS COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED for the purpose of Issuing BONDS of SECURITY for Employes In poslUons of Trust, at equitable rates.It transacts no other descripUon of business.Applications for Bonds can now be entertained at the Head Office, 229 St.James Street, moüvtreau, EDWARD RAWLINGS, Secretary.April 30, 1872.Local Agent and Sales-room, WM.B.«TOIVE», 19] JOHN STREET.TT E EXTENSIVE VAULTS, OCCUPIED by T.Poston, Esq.Also, a newly (tainted Office in the Masonic Hall.App\u2019y to E.G.CANNON, N.P.April 30-, 1872.OIL.3 CAR LOADS l4 E R O.T.R.R.188 BARRELS Na 1 Export OH and Packages, now receiving.For sale by [McCAGHEY, DOLBEC A CO, COAL CO tf tf H tf tf fi £ lymmU* Outward* for Passsaywsi) This T.tne u composed of the following Piret-olass Powerful Iron Screw Steamships s\u2014 9ooTLSJn>._103T Tons.Thajub.1817\t\u201c NlLk.1440\t« Twu>.1384\t\u201c H»cto*.197» Tons.Mci>wat\u201e182S < NlOk* .-1443\t« Say*k3r.lM0 \u2022 for Toronto Kaw Ship.SAIL INQ PROM London cfery Wednesday, nailing at PLYMOUTH for Paaaengort, \u2014 r a o m TIIESDAY, GRAND TRUNK HAILW AJY: AlftAUfiEXSm a a » QUEBEC * every _ AS FOLLOW 9 *.PHOM QUEBEC: Kioaa.^.Tuesday, Tth May.NiLa.\u201c 14th \u201c Mkdwat______\t*\t\u201c * XOAJCBS.-\t\u201c *8th *» Cabin Passage, Q, us bee to London, $80.Bum mg* M\tu\tM 34 Parues desirons of bringing out thslr friends to ça«ta«ta, procure ttskets by this Line at reduced rates.For Freight or Passage.ap*>ly toTx»**i*aT, CAJtraa A Dan an, 11, BllUter Street, London WiLoocxa A Waaaaa, Plymouth; ©avix> Sxaw, Montreal ; or, to ROSS AGO, Quebec.INMAK LINK OF STEAMSHIPS will sail ae follows : Orrr or Lncaaioa.Thoreday, March 28th, 8 a.m.Gmror Loiroow.Saturday, March 30th, 10 am.Crrr or Baltimobb.Thursday, April 4th, 3 p.m.Cirror Mostbbai-Saturday, AprU 8th, 3 p.m.Orrr or Aarwaar.Saturday, April 11th, 8 a-tn.RATES OF FASSAOBi (OABIK) Gold.To Liverpool or Queenstown.$88 \u201c London.-.JJ HaUfkx.-.80 8L John\u2019s, Newfoundland, by Branch Steamer.STEERAGE TJ.8.Oy.To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow or Derry.4 London, Hamburgh, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Bremen and Havre.* Paris, Sweden or Norway.-.Return Tickets at reduced rates.For further information, apply to WALTER PHILLIPS, Aoarrr Inhak Lura, India Sham hers.Hospital SL, Montre el April 15, 187X Quaaao Post Ornoa, April, 1872 Dub.MAILS.Gloss.60 40 43 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.A.M.P.M.ONTARIO.\tA.M.9.00.Ottawa, by Railway (a) .9.00.Provtnee of Ontario (a) .QUEBEC.9.00.Arthabaska and Three Rlvejra, by Railway, Sherbrooke, Lennox-rllle.Island Pond route, Eastern Townships and Richmond, to Montreal, by railway, dally, (O).9.00.Montreal City, by rail- way, and westward, dally (a).« Leeds, (Megantlc,) dally, (a).9.00 .Su Giles A MU Silvester, Tuesday, Thursday A Saturday, (a).AS# Riviere du Loup railway and Eastward, dally, (6).7.30 LOCAL MAILS.4.30 SU Anselme, A County of Dorchester, dally.Beaumont A Su Michel dally.I.8.00 Bienville and Lauson, twice dally, at.Levis, twice dally.4.30 South Quebec, twice dally.8.00.Ste.Marie, Ac., County Beauoe, dally.11.00 LOO New Liverpool and SU Jean C hr y s to me, tl twice daHy\u201e\u201e.i.3.30 8.90 2.30 Spencer Cove, twice dally.9.00 SL Sauveur A SU Rooh, thrtoe daily.8.00 11.09 BergervlUe and 0ap Rouge.».South Shore (West.) SU Nicholas to Bécan «our, daily.P.M.6.00 8.00 NEATNESS! CIBAPNESS! 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EETH Sc GUMS August 9, 1871, 52-lo-W 8.09 .\t.North Shore (West,) Ste.-Fay, to Three Rivers, by lend,\t \tdaily.\t«\t\t4.09 1.09 .\tNorth Shore (East,) by land.Beau port to Murray Bay, Gklooa-Uml, Sunday ak.11.09 and Tuesday and\t \tThursday at\t\t9.00 8.99 .\t- Island of Orleans, Mon-day, Wednesday and Friday\t 10.00\t 1.09 .\t.Bourg Louis, Sk Ray-mond, Pont Rouge,\t \tBk Catherine, dally\u201e \t\t4.99 19.09 .\t.Yaleartter and Loretta, Wednesday A Batur-\t \tday\t\t2.99 19.99 .\t\t Laval A Lake Beauport Tuesday A Friday.11.09\t 19.69 .\t\t Charles bourg.Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday\t \tand Saturday\t\t\t\t2.09 19.99 .\t\t Btoneham, Saturday\t\t2.00 O\"* tween AND AFTER MONDAY NKTT THE rd task, the REPRESS TRAINS bo Montreal and Quebec, leaving tne _ pteoe at 8.30 A.M., and the latter at LM PJL, will be dieecu tinned.ft J.BBTDQBB, w»n*ga*n»m Agweaiture, by o«o.gaatrte Julee.The eorefUl and regalar use of this vaiaahLs medlrtne restores the naturel tentions of the ssomaah, giving eues more strength to the body.In Powder, Loaengee, Globules and ae Win*.Gold In i, l, and 1-pint Bottle*.GELGROEYNE has now obtained such universal celebrity it can ssareely be considered a speciality, its eomposition being known to mart Earepse* preettonors.Many of the Ghteeodynss of eommsres not being at uniform strength, has Induwd Moaea» dfieo to eosn pound their prepare* Men.Bald in J-**., 1 and 2-ea.battles LTINB\u2014TM* purest preparation ef this nutrtttene agent «Beat is Moswotria.PBPTIG PGOE for Invalids and latents, digestible, DUtrttteas and palatable.Bold la Jib.and lib.tins.All the above are carefully peeked and shipped to exdara, which murt be made payable he T)1 XV trenlsed by all the World.Rimmel\u2019* Ihlang-Ihiaag, Vanda, Jeeksy Glub, Frangipane, and other Partem** of exqaisite fragranee.Rimmel*» Lavender Water, ffieEUsd Bern Mltehans Flowers.Rimmel*» Toilet Vinegar, celebrated Or He awful and sanitary preps rttes.Rimmel\u2019i Extract at Lime Julee and Glycérine, the beet preparatten for Mm Hair, especially in warm sh mates.Rlmmrtfe Dugong Gil Soap, perfumed with Australian Buealjrptua.Rimmal\u2019» Glycerine, BLeney, Windsor, and other Toilet Goa pa Rimmel*» Rose Water, Gortom* and Floral G rushers, very amusing for Balls and parties.Rimmel*» Vteiet, Rese-lea^ Rise, and other IMtet Powders.A liberal aXlewnes fo Shipper*.BVGBNB RIMMEL, Perfumer to H.B.ZL the Prtneess ef Wales, 98, «trend, 1*8, Regent Street, and 24, «ernhlll, London; IT, Bool#' Yard dm Itaheas, Parts, and 78, King's Bond, Sold bp uH Bmfumarp fandom.8,000 of the Nobility A Gentry.Railway and Oanal Ooaapanlea Coffierles, Iron Master», Ae.For all lrtni4s of OUT-DOOB WORK, A 1* prevsd, after a test of 70 yean, to sur-p»\u2014 any other Paint.CARSONS\u2019 PAINT.Is sspsslally applicable to TRON ROOFING, F ARM AND OTHER I\tSTEAMSHIPS have been designed JL Buildings, Bridges, Farm Implements, Carte I ^ affQrt( ^ yery bgat accommodation to \u201c\t*\t^11 \u2022 lasses of psusengers, and are expected to \u201cWHITE STAR\u201d UNE.Oceanic ft!cam Navteatfon Com-paaj (Lin THE HEW FIRST-CLASS, FUU-fOWWm SCHfW It.OCEANIC,\tI\tREPUBLIC, BALTIC,\tCELTIC, * ATLANTIC.|\tADRIATIC, nailing on Thursday» from LIVERPOOL, and et Queenstown on Fridays to embark Passengers.by taking Nu.1 Train connect at Ek John* with Train» for New Ysrk, Beaton, Baores Peint, Ac.JKm ehange ef Gars to er frem Montreal.\u2014.¦ - - i-tu» Stations anon arrival of WnfiTfrom Montreal for vartans plaees in »ef the Eastern Tewnehlpe.\u2018Until further nettes.Freight Train» wUl y, and Satazdaye astiyj i Trains have right ef Track Freight Trains, W* Trains ~\"\"»|^g North have right at tk over Trmiae gaing Seuth.A.& FOSTER, and Waggon», Gates, fie^ Ac., and all exposed work, and where adopted, a Saving of mora than BO per oenL maPln the end be safely reconed upon, as not only is it cheaper In the first place when purchasing, but leste twice ae long as any other paint, and nan be on by Unskilled Labour.COLOUES.H|Il| I* TRAD£ MARA.1 esmaz» AkstA-notreas ball.TH» Pi, V Quebec and Qulf Steamship Company W1» ;?Ports NOT PAY ANY DEBTS GON-:ed in their name Without a Written by the Manager, and a receipt on by petty to whom geeda were W.MOORE, 241*71.Prepared OU Mixture for the Anti-Corrleon.QUa, Turpentine, Varnishes, both for Outside and\tPurposes, sposlally manufactured tor the Ottmate, Brushes, Ac.CARSONS\u2019 PAINT, Bor FubU* Ert/foe», Maneione, Villa*, a-d ar«ry kind of Brick, «tone, Compo, Ac., U ami railed, and te «he only paint that will ¦FFEETUALLY RESIST THE RAYS OF THE SUN.Tbe original Anti-Serroslon te solely manu- \u201d^552; and »*Ut 'tld-shlpe, and cabin passengers are thus remeved frem the noise and motion experienced at the after part ef the mtl Passengers are beeked to all parte ef the States, Oaaada, ladla, Ae., at mederat* threugh ttktftfts A Surgeen and Stewardess carried In eaeh ship.Drafts Issued en New Yerk for sums net exceeding 410, free.Paresis will b« received at the Sempeny\u2019s Offices until Big p.m.ef the slay before sailing.Bills ef Lading to be had tram Msaers.Bsnsen A Home, and Mawdsley A Ben.Shipping net** at the Company\u2019s Offices.Leading Berth, West Waterloo Desk.Baleen pstssage 418 18s and 418 16a Return TlekeU 27 Guineas.Steerage 49 6s.Rates ef freight, do, may be obtained 1)7 applying at the Company\u2019s Gfflces, 19 Breedway, New Yerk ; in Beteast, to Bam us 1 Gewaa A Go., 4, Gerporattoa-afcreet ; in Queenstown, to James Beett A Gc.; te Leaden, te Bowles, Brother» A Go ; er te IBM AY, IMRIE A Go., 7, East Indla-evenue, Leaden, H.G., and 10, Water-street, Uverp^.April 16, 117 A Oysters, Lob»Wrw,