Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 20 juin 1873, vendredi 20 juin 1873

[" 1H g\t| IMPERIAL FIRE mSURANCE COMPANY \u2014 oy \u2014 LONDON.(X8TABL18HXD 1S07.) Babaonbed and Invested Oapital and p i Baaervad Fund.dVMX^OOO - - ¦ \u2022 i H STKELLTNO Fuad* Instated in Canada, (106^)00.f\tD.A.BO^a,,.AfVA tm\ti 7oot of MoafiUln SOU.ALLAN tlNE.OoiUr oontnet with tb« eor«nun0nt of OftBAda (br U>« OoctB«ruM4 of Canadian and United States Malls 1878\u2014Summer Arran gemente\u20141878 mHIH COMPANY^-LI>n» ABA COM-of Um ooderooted Flnrt-ol»*», Fall Clyde-built, Doable-engine, Iron Â\u2019 r*\"*b y\\ d J I J _> CIRCASSIAN FO] ,.4300 \u2014#460 C»pt J Copt* ytt*.»C ANDIN AVI AN.PRUSSIAN 3000 Li Smith, ENR.Lt Dutton RNR.MORAVIAN.jMSO CApt J Oraham.PKBtrvIAN.^MQD C*pt Rlcbardaos.CASPIAN_______3300 C*pt Trocks.HIBERNIAN.,_____.3434 LtTArcher,RNR MANITOBAN.\u201e3«00 Cept Hagh Wylie.CANADIAN.»0«0\tCepC McKensie.NOVA SCOTIAN___3300 CapC Grange.NORTH AMERICAN.1734 Capt J Miller.____3400 Capt Jas Scott.ACADIAN.1330\tÇaptWUeoo.PHCEN^IAH.w_m.JM0 OaptE Scott.WALttRNSlAN1.v,\u201e.l800 Capt A Woods.ST.PATRICE.1107 Capt Stephen.NEWFOUNDLAND.1600 CapU My Hus.THE STEAMERS OP THE LIVERPOOL MATT.LINE (SalUng from LIVERPOOL\tTHURS- DAY, and from QUEBEC erery SATURDAY, (calling at LOCH FOYLE to ramie* on hoard and land Malls and Passengers to and fkom Ireland and Scotland) are Intended to he despatched from QUEBEC r\u2014\u2022 HunauriAN.Saturday, 14th Jane, 1873.Pbokias_____.j.\t*< 31st \u2022»\t\" Moravian.*\t\u2022 28th\t*\t« Sa rm ATI ait.\t*»\t3th\tJnJy,\t\" Circassian.\t\u2022*\t12th\t«\t« POLT**8LaW.\u201e.\t-\t13th\t\u201c\t\u201c Bstoe of Fugate from Quebec : Oahln.f70 or $30 Steerage\u2014.\u2022 35 QNUiVa QdkktCkMtU 4 COMMERCIAL AND GAZETTE.VOL.XXV11.QUEBEC.FRIDAY.JUNE 20.1873.No.10.387 THE STEAMERS OP THE GLASGOW LINE (Sailing from GLASGOW every TUESDAY, and from QUEBEC on or shoot every THURSDAY) are Intended to be despatched from QUEBEC 3\u2014 St.Patrick, on or aboot 19th June.PHOENICIA!*, \u201c\t*\u2022 3rd July.Mamitobiax, **\t« 17th \u201c Sates of Passage from Quebec j Cabin.$80 Intermediate.™.,.*.40 Steerage.24 Berths not aecored ontB paid for.An experienced Surgeon carried on each pre- A TENDER with Mails and Passengers for thé'LIVERPOOL MAIL STEAMERS will leave the NAPOLEON WHARF every SATURDAY MORNING, at NINE o>c «Bieeiy.ji I,'\u2019\t;,v .aicij For further partlcnlars, apply to ALLANS, RAE A CO\u201e Agents.Tone 18,1878.\t¦ ., v DOMINION _LINE.Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling.LIFE DEP1RTMEMT.ASSURANCES EFFECTED ON ,MOST .' F AVOUABLE TERMS.FIRE DIRIMENT PROPERTY INSURED AT CURRENT 1 J RATES.Losses promptly paid.Pohtrres issued here C.P.CHAMPION.Agent.Oflce\u2014Corner SL Peterand St.Antoine Sts ST.LAWRENCE AND SAGUENAY LINE.ru,\u2019J THE PEBEC tID PEE PORTS 8,8.COMPANY.THE FINE FIRST-CLASS STEAMER ST.LAWRENCE \u2019 CAPTAIN CHABOT, LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, at Noon, Tot RIMOÜSKI, calling at Murray Bay and River du Loup.Returning, the boat will leave Rimotukl on WEDNESDAYS, at noon, and call at the In.termed Late porta, arriving at Quebec early on Thursday morning ; and EVERY FRIDAY, at 7 a.m., for CHICOUTIMI.calling at Murray Bay, River du ^oup, Tadou-¦ac and Hal Hal! Bay; THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMER C HiYDE,\u201d CAPTAIN LECOURS, W1U leave St Andrew\u2019s Wharf EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 7 a.m., for KAMOURASKA, calling at 8L Paul, Eboalementa, Murray Bay and St Dénia\t___1 Returning, will leave Kamourasfca EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY MORNING, and ; will call at same porta.Passage Tickets for sale, and State Rooms scored at No.3, Sous le Fort Street by Mr.JAJtna STKvmrBOiN, Napoleon Wharf; at the Ticket Office, opposite the St Louis Hotel, St Loots Street and at the Office, St Andrew's Wharf.A.GABOURY, Secretary, St Lawrence Tow-Boat Co.May 20 1878.ROY-AJL MAIL LINE.S TEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN maïs LINE IS COMPOSED OF IRE A following FIRNI^CLAfiS, FULL POW-> E&ED, CLYDE BUltf STEAMSHIPS, and id intended to perform a regular service between Livsirpool, Quebec and Montreal IN SUMMER, and ^LIVERPOOL and PORTLAND, IN WINTER:\u2014 \u2022 j -\t\u2022 i\tTom*.DOMINION._____ 8,200\t(Building.) ONTARIO».\u2014.3,300\t(Building.) TEXAS.\t2,360\tCap*.Booebette.LORD CLIVE»._ 3,400\tCapt Urquhart MEMPHIS».».2,500 Capt.Mellon.MISSISSIPPI_____ 2,400 Capt.Duntevy.VICKSBURG.4» p.6f0 Ghpt Pearton.MISSOURI.2,150\tCapt Matthias.SfiIOCTB.r»_____ 1,824 Capt Roberta.Thaae v**el* have very aupertor aocotamo-datlon for Cabin and Steerage Paraeoger», and pre paid TU**t\\ar« Urued at reduced price* to The Steamers of this Line are Intended to sail from Quebec for Liverpool as follow* :\u2014 TEXAS.».\u2014.-.\tSaturday, lift June.Through Ticket* can be bad at all^tbé principal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket Office* in Canada.Rale» of Postage from Quebec : Cabin.$50 ] Steefa^»»./.».^^,,*.».»»».4.»»».»4 Pot FREIGHT or PASSAGE, apply, in LIVERPOOL, to FUNK, MAIN A MONTGOMERY, Lajccklot\u2019s-Ha t.Yn Montreal, to DAVID TORRANCE A CO, Kxcbahox Co cut.In QUEBEC WM.M.MACPHERSON, ComeBRCIAb CHAWnXBS.June 18.18TL\tAm Perce.Paapebiac, Dalbousie, Chatham, Newcastle, Sbediac, Charlottetown and Pic too, and by Railway connections With St John N.R and Halifax, NJ9.S3.Skcket.-.Captain Davison, SUB.OeoaoiA».__________ *« McKenale.SUS.MirakicsIK.*.*.«\tBaquer 88.Axhaitbra.».«4\tAngrove.Si8.Picvou.**\tJack, 8.9.Flam bo rough.**\tTeifer.SUB.Hadji________________ *\tMcKicban.The Steamers of this Line, under contmpt with the Government pf the Dominion of Canada* are intended to mH «\u2022 itaenrs \u2019 The \u2022* Secret\u201d, \u201c Georgia,\u201d or « Miramichie,\u201d until farther notice, wiU leave Qb4bec and Pic too gvery TUESDAY during the season of navigation, touching at Father Point Gaspe, Peace* paapebiac, a&lboo»le, Chatham, Newcastle and Shediae, on the up and down trips.The \u201cAlhambra\u201d and \u201c Hadji,\u201d between Montreal, Quebec and Pletou, touching at Charlottetown, P El.The \u201c PlcUXV\u201d between Montreal, Quebec and Pletou, touching at other ports, aa buxine*» may oflfer.The \u201c Flamboroogb,\u201d between Montreal Quebec and Pletou, touching at Chatham, Newcastle and Shediae.After a feV days the as.\u201c Georgia\u201d will take her place on the route between Montreal and Pletou, touching at Quebec, Father Point, Shediae and Charlottetown, P.E.I.The \u201cGeorgia,\u201d \u201cSecret,\u201d \u201c Mlramlchi \u201d and \u201c Pletoun have excellent accommodation for passenger*.pr Shippers are respectfully requested to put goods In good shipping, order, and to mark the consignee'* address in full.For FreQbt or Passage apply to W, MOORS, Manager East India Wharf, Quebec.Mxy 27, 1878} GRAND TRUNK FERRY.rriHE STEAMER \u2022« ST.GEORGE,\u201d CAPT.J.LAMONTAGNE, wiU run until farther notice, aa under, commencing on Monday, 19th May, 1878 LRAVB QURBRC.LBAVR POINT LXVIB.A.M.7.00 8.30 Mall Train for River do Loup and Mixed Train for Richmond.10.00 13.00 P.M.2.00 8.30 6.30\t' 7.30\tMail Train for.Montreal and the West, For further Information, apply at the office of the 84, Lawrence Tow-Boat Company, St.Andrew\u2019* Wharf.A.GABOURY.Secretary] May 19,1878.A.M.7SO 9.15\tMall Train from Montreal and the West.11.00 P.M.1.00 2.45 Mixed Train from Rlohmoud.4.15\tMail Train from River du Loup.6.30 UNION BANK OF LOWER CANADA.N OTICE IS HEREBY DIVIDEND OF GIVEN THAT A FOUR PER CENT.Ou the paid up Capital Stock of this Institution ha* been declared for the current half-year, and will be payable at the HEAD OFFICE and BRANCHES of the Bank on and after WEDNESDAY, the SECOND of JULY next.The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from the 16th to the 80th of June next, both day* incluaive.\t- -* The Annual Ceneral Meeting OF THE SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the BANK on WEDNESDAY, the 9th JULY.Chair to be taken at Noon.By order of the Board.- P.MacEWEN.Caxbler.May 29, 1873.\tTd PliBLH THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE the Steamboats \u201cPrince Edouard,\u201d \u201cNotre Dame,\u201d \u201cLevis\u2019 and \u2022\u2018Quebec,\u201d doing Ferry Service between Quebec and Levi*, on liberal term*.For more definite Information, ad.dress the undersigned proprietor*.BARRAS, COUTURE A F0I8Y.Levi*.June 7, 1873.\tLp NOTICE.PORT WARDEN OF THE HARBOUR OF QUEBEC, EHtabliHhed 1*71, under the control of the Quebec Board of Trade, and Established by Act of Parliament.Survey* on Hatches, and Cargo attended to when required.On application a copy of the Regulation* will be furnished to Ship Masters, once In each year.Survey* of wrecked Vessel* and Cargo, promptly attended to.Office\u2014Victoria Chamber*, Corner of St.Paul and St.Peter Streets.Dwell log 49, Hi.John Street, without.JOHN DICK, Port Warden.May 3, 1873.\tFm Si Vinceri! de Paul Penitentiary, WOOD AND COAL s1 BiM-PML NOTICE ISHEEEBY GIVEN That (be Amount of Surplus Premium realized ou the unsubscribed .NEW STOCK Of this Institution (Second Issue), equal to $56 for each Old Share, Will be payable at the BANK AND ITS BRANCHES, ON AND AVTKR WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE INSTANT.R.B.ANGUS, General Manager.Montreal, 2nd June, 1873.\tJn 4 FOR THE UDIES.\" jtil III\t* Just Received and for Sale, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF TOR-tolse Shell Back Combs and Bide Combs, of the latest fashion, wltb Dressing Combs, and best imitation of the same, with Ornamental Hair Pin* By WM.HICKMAN, Ornamental Hair Manufacturer, No.1 Garneau Street, Queceo.June 2, 1873.\tAm miuiTMi mik.N OTICE IS HEREBY Dividend of GIVEN THAT A FOUB PER CENT First-class Bevel, 5x10, tables, complete with balls, cues, Ac., and having the celebrated ' PHELAN A COLLENDER COMBINATION CUSHIONS,\" of which I am sole owner and patentee.These Cushions are not sold to manufaotnrers In New York or Canada, being reserved for my own trade.Price per table, packed and delivered on board'cari, $300 gold.H.W.COLLENDER, suc\u2019r to Phelan A Collender, P.O.Box, 1847.\t738 Broadway, New York.June 12, 1878.\tCm The Steamer \u201cTIGER,\u201d CAP».BLOUIN, /\"COMMENCING ON THE 10th INSTANT, Vv Will leave St.Andrew\u2019s Wharf every SATURDAY and TUESDAY for Ste.Anne, calling at Chateau Richer, Ste.Famille and St.Français.Returning will leave Ste.Anne ou MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, and.call at same porta [ The hour of departure Is regulated by the tide For farther Information apply at the office of the St.Lawrence Tow Boat Company, St Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.GABOURY, \u2022 Secretary.May 8, 1873.Upon the paid-up Capital of this Institution has been this day declared for the current half-year, and that the same will be payable at the Bank on and after WEDNESDAY, \u2014THE\u2014 SECOND of JULY next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the 30th Jnne next, both days Inclusive.he Annual General Meeting -OF THE\u2014 STOCKHOLDERS WiU be held at the BANK \u2014 ON \u2014 WEDNESDAY, FOR SALE.The Quebec and Gulf Ports STKAMHHIP CO.REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.F THE TOW-BOAT CONTEST, 75 Hoxsb Powxr, 93 SECOND OF JULY NEXT.At this Meeting By-Laws will be submitted under the provisions of Section 28 of the Act 34 Vic., Cap.5.relating to Banks and Banking The Chair will be takea at 12 o\u2019clock Noon.By order of the Board.HY.STARNES, President and Managing Director.Mav 31,1878 IKOM THIS DATE TILL FURTHER notice Freight will be 20 per ceut.under tariff rate.Shippers are respectfully requested to mark the address of Consignees in fall, otherwise It Is Impossible to deliver correctly, aa many porta of call bave the same Initial letter.Goods should, in ail cases, be sent early, and nothing can be received after 9 o'clock A.M or Tuesdays.W.MOORE, June 7, 1873.Built In May 1872.Apply to St.Lawrence Tow-Boat Company A.GABOURY, Beeratarv.November 23.1872.NOTICE.St.Larace and Saguenay Line D URING NEXT WEEK THE STEAMERS lié», Quebec ( Miti! TEMPERLEY LIRE Igis Lliur CONSISTS OF THE 1 THE Quebec enb Eilf Ms STEAMSHIPCOMPINY rnHE 8.8.SECRET, AND OTHER PAS-L senger Steamers will call at METIS each trip, from this date till farther notice.W.MOORE, Manager.June 10, 1878.7 tiffTS LINE CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS : ¦Scon.JL.KO.J2145 Ton*.Capt James.MEDWAY .1548 Ton*-Capt.Harris.Thams.J«87 Terns.Capt.Hyde.DRX.TA .1974 Ton*.:.Capt.Stephen*.Nyasza.-.1859 Tone.Capt.Fisher.] Sxvrr-V .1371 Tone.Capt.Roger»._ Hbctor.__1954 Tone-Capt.Sheen.The Steamers of thto Line are intended to \u2014n during the Sea*» of Navigation of 1878, from LONDON for QUEBEC and MONT-.p wer-, aa follow» 9\u2014 .Calling at Plymouth outward* for Passenger») DRI.TA.\u2014.Wednesday, 14th May.Nyaksa.-\t21st \u201c .\t**\t'\u2022-t \u2022'\t4th June .Saturday, 14th \u201c .\u201e».We+¥*à>* M 'every alternate weSneaday and and Saturday thereafter.And from QUEBEC for LONDON aa follow* :\u2014\t_ 1*5 THamms.\u2014.Tuesday, 1st July.Brvsrk.77.r^Thursday, 10th \u201c Boy ax Mxnsvrrx .^Tuesday, 22nd These vessel* have Very superior aeeommo-.«Ion for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, and ~v.«VY tickets are lashed at reduced price* io\t.4e*iJ-ouc of hrinclng out their mend*.Fa^Saor\tQrxBRt.____$80.iwX.* 24.Fox Freight or Pamag*.\u2022P&T to TEMPER-\u2018'Y.WrS CARTER aSôRAKB, 31 BILUITES STREET, and THOMAS MEADOWS A CO, , SlK StWt, Cbcaj-ide, London DAVID a HAW, MONTREAL, or .\t* ROSS 4 CO, tv as follow* \u201cST.LAWRENCE,\u201d CAPT.CHABOT, On TUESDAY, at NOON, for Himoiiski, On FRIDAY, at 7 AM.for Chicoutimi \u201c^tnTon,\u201d CAPT.MOUNTAIN, On WEDNESDAY, at 7 AM , for Chicoutimi On SATURDAY, at 1 P M, for Rimouski All calling at Intermediate Ports both ways.A.GABOURY, Secretary St.L.T.B.Co.June 13, 1873.t-I.Û Jn \u2014THE\u2014 Season of 1873.Murray Bay, Lower St- Lawrence, North Shore.mHE LORNE HOUSE WltL BEf&PENED jL on 15th May.All attention paid to comfort and pleasure of cur Guests.A Boat every morning from Qnebec.CHAMARD A CO.Proprietors.May 7, 1973.Sea Bathing.TADOUSAC HOTEL, SA.OTJENA.Y.StandardEAmerican Bevel Tables.\t.\ti BALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIV-ed by the undersigned at hi* office until 8 o\u2019clock p.m.of the 19th of June, for the supply of 150 Cords of Fire Wood, consisting of equal proportion* Beecb and Mhple, to be sound, cut thl* year and without limbs or branches ; three arid a half feet long from the point of the cutting, to be delivered in the yard of the Penitentiary on or before the 1st September next.60 tons of Nova Scotia Coal 30 tons of Anthracite Coal, .to be delivered in a yard at Montreal or on tbe wharf of the Penitentiary at Si.Vincent de Paul on or before tbe 1st September next.F.Z.TASSE, P.P.PL V.P.June 12, 1873.To Wholesale Grocers and Hotel Keepers.The undersigned are offering for Sale a Superior FINE FUVORED BITTER RT $1.60 per Gallon In 10 gallon Casks.Good for Cocktails ; taken In Wine or alone.Nothing like U in Canada at double the price ! O, GORDON A CO, Montreal.May 28, 1878.\t.Fm -Ü7 BAKING POWDER le the Favorite of all who have used it, and they are Million, It 1* the Favorite of the Queen.It Is the Favorite of the Prince But chiefly, and above all others, it 1* th* Favorite of tii* People of Canada By whom it Is appreciated as the \u201c BEST IN USE.\" See the Trade Mark on every package.Sold by Grocer* throughout tbe Dominion November 7, 1872.\t1-m SWEEPIHC JDBCTIW.QN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 2sd of June, a GENERAL and SWEEPING REDUCTION will be made on our Entire Stock.In all the Heavy Stocked Departments, we are determined to make REDUCTIONS which must effect a RAPID CLEAKANCE.We Invite special attention to tbe SILKS and DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, MUSLINS PAISLEY SHAW'LS, CLOTHS and TWEEDS Ac, THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT I* under ABLE and ATTENTIVE MANAGEMENT, and Is gaining favour with the public.AÜ our customers may rely upon receiving tbe utmost attention.O'BRIEN, ELLISON à 00., 18, Fabrique streeL Upper Town- May 31.1873.TENDERS.FOR NOTICE OfJlMOVlL.AMES WARD, AMERICAN SHIPPING Master, begs to Inform Shipping Agents, Oaptalns, Merchants and all concerned in Maritime maltais, that he bus removed to No.Veter Street, over the store occupied by Messrs.D.A J.Maguire, Ship-Chandlers.Mr.Ward Is recommended by the United Slate* Consol to famish crews for United States vessels.The entrance to private residence and office Is one door from tbe corner of St.Peter and Paul Streets on Sau't-au-Matelot Street, where he will always be on hand to supply crews for British vessels through the Government Shipping Office, end Yorelgn ship* through their respective Consuls.He will be responsible for all money advanced to crews until pilot loaves the vessels.All orders thankfully received and attended to with despatch.May 8, 1878.\t.\tFrap VICTORIA DRUG HILL AND TRUSS FACTORY 28 8L Radegonde Street, Montreal.J.EINEAS, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF TRUSSES, of all kinds and sixes, Abdominal Supportera and Belie, \u201cCHEST EXPANDER, and SHOULDER BRACE,\u201d for Ladies and Qenta : Elastic Stockings, Suspensory Bandas**, Splints and Crutches, Appliances for Spinal Curvatures, Club Feet, Bow Legs, Weak Ankles, Anchylosis, Diseases of tbe Hip, Joints, Ac., Ac.8«!e Manufacturer for the Dominion of \u201cBBJGG\u2019S\u201d IMPROVED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, An Appliance well-known, and strongly re commended as \u201cTHE SUPPORTER.\u201d CONDELL\u2019S LIFE-LIKE ARTIFICIAL LIMBS! The Best Limb now made, and for whicl many certificates have been received, from Physicians end otht ra who have worn them.Surgical Instruments and Rubber Goods.October 25, 1872.1\ta-y LIEBIG\u2019S Liquid Extract of Beet AND TONIC INV1GORATOR.THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION which can be cured by a timely resort to this standard preparation, as has been proved by the hundreds of testimonials received by the proprietors.It is acknowledged by many prominent physicians to be the most reliable preparation ever introduced for the relief and cure of all Lung complaints, and is offered to the public, sanctioned by the experience of over forty years.When resorted to in season it seldom fails to effect a speedy cure in the most severe cases of Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma, Colds, Sore Throat, Pains or Soreness in the Chest and Side, Liver Complaint, Bleeding at the Lungs, &c.Wistar\u2019s Balsam does not dry up a Cough, and leave the cause behind, as is the case with most preparations, but it loosens and cleanses the lungs, and allays irritation,* thus removing the cause of the complaint.PREPARED BY SETH W.F0WLE 4 SONS, Boston, Mm., And sold by Druggists and Dealer* generally.December 13, 1872.\tay-co-dAw JOT- Twenty years experience in usicg Bryan\u2019s Pulmonic Wafers have proved them to be tbe most effectual remedy for cough* and irritation of the throat, caused by cold, or unusual exertion o the vocal organs; public speakers and singers will find then) most beneficial.Tbe entire freedom irora all deleterious ingredients renders Bryan\u2019s Pulmonic Wafers, or Cough and Voice Lozenges, a safe remedy for the most delicate person, and has caused them to be held In high esteem by all who bave used them.Sold by all medicine dealers at 25cta.per box.June 18, 1873.\tF-d4w A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.Tbe \u201cScience of Lifo, or Self-rtreservatlon, Medical Treatise on tbe Cause and Cure of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypo-ehoudria, Impotency.Spermatorrhoea or Be minai Weakness, and all other diseases arising from the errors of youth or the indiscretions or excesses oi mature years.This is Indeed book for every man.Thousands have been taught by this work the true way to health and happiness.It Is the cheapest and best medical work ever published, and the only one on this class of ills worth reading.190th edition revised, much enlarged, Illustrated bound In beautiful French cloth.Price only $1.Sent by mall, post paid, on receipt of price.Addre» h Peabody Medical Institute, No 4 Bulflnch street.Boston, Mass., or Dr.W.H.Parker, Assistant Physician.N.B.\u2014The author may be consulted on }lie above as well as all diseases requiring skUTand experience.April 4, 1873.\t-\tay co-dAw ImproviMitloiiM.Fill, for wc (frlhk to Labor Î And Labor, you know, is Prayer : I\u2019ll be as grand as my neighbor Abroad, and at home as bare I Debt, and bother, and hurry I 1 Otbers are btmWned so : Here's to the goddess Worry, And here\u2019s to the goddees Show I Reckless of what comes after, Bilent of whence we come : Splendor and feast and laughter Makes the questioners dumb.Debt, aha bother; and hurry 1 Nobody Reeds to know : Here\u2019s to the goddess Worry, \u2022 , And here's to the goddess Show I Fame is'what you have taken, Character\u2019s what you give : When to this truth you waken, Then you begin to live 1 Debt, and bother, and hurry ! Others have risen so : Hera\u2019s to the goddess Worry, And here\u2019s to the goddess show I Honor\u2019s-a thing for derision, Knowledge a thing reviled ; Love is a vanishing vision, Faith lis the tbÿ of a child ! Debt, and bbther, and hurry I Honesty\u2019s old and slow : Here\u2019s to the goddess Worry, And here\u2019s to tbe goddess Show 1 We*fern EftitumtcofCapt.Jack The Chicago THmes mys : For six months a savage, wholly untaught in the science or art of war, naked to the breech-clout, has held at bay the entire available military forces of a people who, if the ruling be left to themselves, are brave enough to whip all creation.He, at the head of sixty warriors, and without cavalry or' artillery, has soundly whipped his opponents in three battles ; and has done this, although he was outnumbered forty to one by a force commandeJ by the best generals of the nation, and equipped with all the beet appliances of offense known to modern times.It is for the future historian to decide whether such a record proves the Modoc chief a \u201ccowardly cur,\u201d or a leader who has developed qualities which are worthy Mhe highest admiration of military minds.~ Again, in the «hooting of Gan by, the historian will have to deal, not with Canby\u2019s excellent and generous qualities, but with the nakedTfacts.He will iind.upon a dispassionate investigation, ¦ at the very time Canby was negotiating that, \u2014Bayard Taylor, July.in Harper'» Magazine/or The Corporatiom Salarie*.An erroneous impression seems to have been created amongst it great many of our readers by the copcludiqg paragraph of our report of the City ÇopnpU meeting in yesterday\u2019s issue, City Accountant increased _ \"\t____ ^ remove the impression.Attention was called by Alderman Hearn to the fact that the salary attached to that office since its first inception was some $200 more than at present,\u2014and that at a time when the duties were not only so onerous, bat on the contrary much less so than they now are, and he said be did not see any reason that could be adduced against placing the present occupant of the position in the same position as bis predecessors, more especially as the other principal officers of the Corporation, the City Treasurer, City Surveyor, and City Clerk were in undisturbed possession of the salaries enjoyed hy their respective predecessors.On enquiry we find that the Alderman did not go aa far aa he might have gone, as we are informed that np to a few years previous to the appointment of the present incumbent, the situation was divided into two distinct offices\u2014that of Corporation and Water Works book-keeper, at an expense to the city of $2,100.50.Councillor Hearn followed, and whilst highly eulogising the present holder of the office, said he could not second a motion having in view tbe increase of his salary when it emanated from the Alderman for Champlain Ward, and so tbe matter was allowed to drop.?n attempt was made to take from Mr.Wright, the efficient check clerk, the paltry augmentation of $100 granted to him after so much trouble and delay last year, but for once at least, right and justice prevailed over narrow-mindedness, and the salary was allowed to stand at $700.The question of Mr.Gallagher\u2019s salary bav log came np, .Councillor Dinning moved that he be placed on a par with the other clerks of the Corporation, but notwithstanding that the Road Committee have lately increased the pay of one of their foremen, Mr.Gagnon, without any reference éo the Council, to $2 per day, or $600 per annum, tbe motion io place Mr Gal lag bee\u2019s salary at $600 waa lost on a divi sion of 7 against 9.Fob\u2014^Messrs.Hearn, John, Hearn, M.A Murphy, A.H., Dinning, GiWin, Home and Woods.AeAiRBT-r-MesBrs.Gingras, Norris, Cote, Hamel, Mailloux, Laf rance, Taschereau Chambers and Hebert.On the questions of the Recorder's salary some discussion took place, but it was finally left at $1,600.We cannot account for how tbe impression got abroad that the salaries had been increased, and we thought it as well to give the matter in detail.under a flag of truce, he was gradually bringing his men into position, and was, in short, violating one of the best known and most imperative rules of warfare\u2014that forbidding the pushing of military operations under the protection of a flag of trace.The historian will not justify tl^e k>B>ng.of the federal leader under these circumstances ; but, *é may be sure, be will take a much more lenient view of the act, and will not hold tbe slain man wholly guHtléas in bringing upon himself hfs own destruction.When the historian of the fntnre shall reach the gorrender of tbe Modoc leader, it is donbtful that he will greet the fact with a contemptuous guffaw, or that he will find in It anythihg that will induce him\u2014unless a plain blackguard in place of a historian\u2014to characterizb the prime actor in it as a \u201ccwwardly cur.\u201d .On the contrary, he will finds much that dignified, much < that will provoke an admiration not Unmixod with sadness.He fought until there remained to him but two warriors.His forces had all left him ; he was entirely out of supplies, and a coutiauation of tbe fight was impossible.He might easily have escaped alone, but\u2014and bnre is a feature worthy of note\u2014hehad with him five women and six children, and to escape he must abandon them.He chose rather to surrender ; and, savage and cruel as he may be, there was a chivalry hi this decision that is just aa lustrous as though an emanation from the ¦oui of the most gallant knight of the Middle Ages.And it is impossible that tbe historian, in the fact that the Modoc Ubiuf, after his surrender, proved himself no brawling savage or whining coward ; but who, when surrounded by enemies and the centre of a staring crowd, sat like a'statue\u2014possessed of a stately something that reminds one of some noble Roman unmoved amidfct an ordeal that involved his honor and his life.This fashionable sum- mer resort will RE-OPEN for the reception of Visitors on the 17th June.JAMES FENNELL, Manager.June 10, 1873.\tBra Si.UOREIT\u2019S HOI, RIMOUSKI.TO MtNUFtCTURERS.OTEAM ENGINtS\u20147, 8, 9 and 10 INCH O CYLINDERS, ready for Immediate de* (tverv.JODSON\u2019S PATENT GOVERNOR\u2014Price list and descriptive circulars on application.BARK MILLS\u2014The celebrated Bangor put-ero.TURNING LATHES\u2014Engine Lathes, Screw Gnlting Lathes, Brass Finishers\u2019 Lathes, Iron Turning Lathes, Wood Lathes, Ac.LATHE CHUCKS\u2014Independent, Jaw Grand Scroll and Lever, a full stock on band.BOLT CUTriNG or SCREWING MACHINES \u2014Merrlman\u2019* patent.COPYING PRESSES\u2014All sizes, new patterns, [to the trade only.] CRACKER and BISCUIT MACHINERY\u2014 All the latest and most Improved Brake Machines, Dongh Mixers, Man\u2019s Biscuit Machines, Cutting Machines, Candy Ma chines, Ac., Ac.R.GARDNER A SON, Montreal.December 7, 1872.THE - Qp-bec & Golf Ports STEAMSHIPCOMPANY fTYHJE SJsL \u2022 call attention to oor Stock of Furnishing Goods consisting of Cretones Muslin and Lace Curtains, Table Covers, Valance Fringes, Carpets, MaU, Hearth Rugs, L\u2019ocoa Malting, Orumb Cloth», «linen A felt) Swiss Anttmaoasaor Ac.\u2022 SIMONS & F0ULDS, UPPER TOWN MARKET May 2, 1873.GEORGE THOMPSON, (Late W.B.VALLKAU A Co.) Ha» Removed to ïSTo.18, Bnade Street, (Next door to Messrs.Renfrew A Marcou) where will be found a complete assortment ot everything In his line, consisting of the latest Spring Styles In COATINGS,\t* TROUSERINGS, VESTINGS, Ac.Constantly on hand a complete assortment of gentlemen\u2019s Haberdashery.May 31, 187*.\tAm CLOCKS FOR THE SEASIDE.^ LOT OF SUPERIOR FINISHED TV1A.I1IIVE CLOCKS, In different désigna.\u2014also\u2014 Electro-Plated ICE PITCHERS, H&NDSOME PATTERNS.Received at G.SEIFERTS, .European Bazaar.26 Fabrique Street.June 19.1873.FISHING _TACKLE.JUST?OPKNED, A.SUPERIOR LOT -OP- SALMON AND TROUT RODS, Fishing Basket^ Landing Nets, Gafts, prepared Bilk Lines Double and Single Casts, Spoon Baits, Artificial Minnows, Marana Gut, Fly dressing materials, Ac FEIES, Tbe best selection, for Salmon and Trout, expressly made for the Lakes and Riven In ibis vicinity and the Lower St.Lawrence.-ALSO\u2014 Double and Single Fowling Pieces, Rifles, Revolvers, Capa, Wads, Shot.Met&Utc Ammunition, all sises Conwrantly on Hand, Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Agricultural Implements,\t¦' Rodgers A Sons\u2019 Cutlery,large variety English and Ain Electro-Plated Ware.WITH THE USUAL XoM OF General Hardwire> window Glass, Paint» Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes, Ac.THOfl.ANDREWS, No.1, St.John Street- May 19, 1873.lerloai* FISHING TACKLE, NEW STOCK.COOKING STOVES, WARRANTE9, AT S.J.SHAW\u2019S.Jnne 11, 1873 O'DOHERTY & CO.\u2019 Wholesale Drv Goods Importers No.20, Notre Dame St., LOWKR TOWN, QUKBKC.(Premises formerly occupied by late Wm, Poston, Esq.) JnneS.1872 mn IMPORTERS OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods 55 St.John Street, Are always Selling their NEW DRY GOODS at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.June 8, 1873.To Shipmasters ami Others.ITROTCLASSPRO VISIONS.ITIOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, via : 150 Brig.New Engliab Prime Mesa Pork, 100 Brla.New Prime Mesa do.100 Brls.do.da da Beet 50 Tierces New Mess do.\u2014also\u2014 100 Tlnnets good Township Butter.FRANCIS GUNNj No.9, Sous-le-Fort Street-May 16, 1873\tAm EW STYLES OF l J.SHAW, No.7, John Street, Upper Town, and Na* 15 Notre Dame and Sous-le-Fort Sts., L T.,* Offers For Sale, at Market Prices, TROUT AND SALMON RODS, PARIS AND LONDON liiMlieM* Ontflttfnj?Store, NO.15, ST.JOHN STREET, WITHIN, OPPOSITE PALACE STREET.N Ladies\u2019 Morning Wrappers.Children's Dresses.Children\u2019s Cloaks with Cape.Children's Oversklrte and Bodies.Children\u2019s Pinafores, Ladies\u2019and Children\u2019s Garibaldi Waists.Ladles and Children\u2019s Underclothing of every description Latest Styles of Part» and London Bonnets and Hats.MRS.MOHR A CO.15, John SL, within, opposite Palace SL June 19, 1873.\tJn 2 Am MUSIC Ht.Louiat Street, mi, 20lh ME, 18/3, GRAND CONCERT GIVEN BY The Officers of B.Battery, Under the distinguished Patronage of their Excellencies The Earl and Countess of Dufferin, For the Relief of the Widow and Children of Gunner E.Welfare, B Battery.On which occasion Mr.F.J- ÏVRTJME, The Distinguished Violinist ot the King of th« Belgians, will make his last appearance In Quebec, assisted by the Septuor Haydn, the B.Battery Band, and several dlstingnlshed amateurs.Reserved S»aU.$1.00.Gallery.^.50.Seats can be procured at Morgan\u2019s Music Store.June 20, 1873.Ruction fairs.BY O.MURPHY.UNDERNflllTUti\u2019 SHE \u2014OF\u2014 ten UD HIE im.Carr's Fire Brick.South Hetton Nut Coal.Newcastle House Do.Scotch Steam (Wishaw) NOW LANDING, And for sale in lots to suits to purchasers# W.C.ADAMS & Co.June 20, 1878.\tF CHIU CIBLE FOB ME.60 F jTATHOMS 1 I IN.CHAIN CABLE.For sale by WM.CRAWFORD A SONS.June 20, 1873.\tB HONE! TO LEND, 0 N PROMISSORY NOTES.R.PAMPHILE VALLEE, Notary, Na 17, SL Peter Street, Lower Town.June 20, 1873.\tC IMP0RTANT_T0 LADIES.WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EN-tlrely new stock of Ladles\u2019 Back Combs, plain and ornamented, In a large variety of Stylea and Prices.' \u2014ALSO\u2014 The following New Books : London\u2019s Heart, by B.L.Tarjen ; Hitherto, by Mrs.A.D.T.Whitney ; I Go-a-Flshlng, by W.C.Prime.Also, a fine new stock of \u201cIlluminated Text»,\u201d painted in Water Colors.At\tPIERCE A PATERSON, 10, Fabrique Street.N.B.\u2014Orders for Visiting Cards promptly attended to.June 20, 1873.NOTHCE.History of the franco-prussian WAR, by ELIba D.Rich, is now completed In six divisions at 7s.6d.sterling.Subscribers who have tbe work Incomplete may have an opportunity of completing the sets by calling on MR.WILSON, at Henchey\u2019s Hotel, before 10 A.M., and after 6 P.M.Mr.W.will call on any one by appointment.Juno 20, 1878.\tBp NOTICE TO C0NSI6NEES.THE BARQUE \u201cCHEIFTAIN\" HAVING been entered at tbe Customs, and is now ready to discharge cargo, Consignee» of goods will please pass their entries, and receive their goods as per charter party, without delay.O.WATHNE, Master, June 20, 1878.\tp Harbor Commissijners1 Office.NOTICE.I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, THAT IN conformity with the Act passed by tbe Leg-slature of the late Province of Canada, 22 Victoria, Chap.32.intituled : \u201c An Act to provide for the improvement and management of the ^Harbor of Quebec,\u201d and tbe Acts amending tbe same, \"the Bondholders of tbe Quebec Harbor Commhsloners shall meet on the\t« FIRST MONDAY OF JULY, One thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, at the office of the QUEBEC HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Dalhousle Street, at TWO o\u2019clock In the atternoon, to elect and name, ami shall elect and name five Commissioner», and for the purposes of this election, each of tbe said Bondholders shall have one vote, for every live hundreu dollars of Bonds or deben* tures so held by him, and any such vote may be given by attorney or proxy, and the right to vote at sneb election shall be established by tbe production of the Bonds of the Commission.The Chairman of said meeting, and the Secretary thereof, baring been chosen by the meeting, shall certify tbe said election to the Secretary of State of Canada, and to the Secretary of the Quebec Harbor Com mis* loners.Tbe quorum of Bondholders shall not be less than one hundred thousand dollars in value, present in person or by proxy.J.B MARTEL, Secretary A Treasurer.June 20,1873.\th FliP, PORK, BUI 1ER, LARD, Manufactured Goods, &c.,