Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 23 août 1873, samedi 23 août 1873

[" THE nu iisubmce coim \u2014 OF LONDON.(MTAJBLIBNXD 1907.) Fund.«1^44.000 Pmstfi la .STBSLUIO in\t1104.000.SciL MB, FocA of Moant«ln g«i.ALLAN LINE.'U1 ' A U.Canadian and United States Malts ie7a*-Summer Arraniment»\u2014187» rroos ooMFAinra Lrsm a&z oom-X poaad of Um onttorooud Flnt-olaw, Fu9-poworod, CljtU-toallL Doohto engin o.Iron Caprtl AIM.¦CAirSOrAVlAK.3000 Lt Smith.RNB.PBCaaXAjr.3000 Lt Dutton RNB.AOTtnttAMj.^d^-lTP0 Oopt J Rite bio.BBBTOHZAH-._J700\tCopt WatU.MORAVIAN_______3460\tCopt J Ora ham.axsasaacr* ._J434 Lt F Archer, RN R MANITOBAN_________9400\tCopt Ha*h WyUa.CANADIAN_______3009\tCopt.MoKontl*.NOVA SOOCriAN^.\t330Q\tCap(.Qrto«e.NORTH AMERICAN flA# Copt J-klU«r.CORINTHIAN._2400 Copt Jaa Scott.1360 Capt CabeL 2600 Capt E Scott.2804 Capt A W, ACADIAN PHOENICIAN.Waldensi an JMl on¥hn 5 LIVERPOOL MATT.LINE : from LIVERPOOL \u2022?ary THTTR8-.aMUrocn QUEBEC \u2022?\u2022ry SATURDAY, m at LOCH FOYLE to raoalTa on build and Mod Mafia and Paaacncan to and Nam Ira land and Scotland) art intended «6 ba CrmcaaaiA\u2019r.^.IptnrtMy, 93rd Aug., 1873.Poammiajr.'.^.\t\u2022*\taoth\t\u2022*\t- BoajroiKanajr_.\u2014;\u2014«\tdth Sept, « Tnomidu .\u201c\tIStb\t\u2022»\t\u201c Caartair___________ \u201c\twth\t\u2022*\t« from Qtiobooi .___f70 or 980 26 THE STEAMERS OF THE GLASGOW9 LINE (Sallin* from OLABOOW arery TUESDAY, and from QUEBEC cn or about every THURSDAY) are intended to be deepatebed from QUEBEC CoaxuTKlAN, on or about 26tl> August.MasrroBtAjr, «\t* 2nd September.Ratoa of Pi Ratos of PaaaOfe from Quebec : Cabin__________________ $eo Iptermediate.40 Steerage.24 MW Bertba not oeoured outil paid for.An axpartaneed Burgeon carried on eaob A TENDER with Mali* and Paasengers for the LIVERPOOL MAIL STEAMEBS will leave the NAPOLEON WHARF every SATURDAY MORNING, at NINE o'clock pre- particular», apply ta ALLANS, RAE é 00* Aganta.August 13, 1873.DOMINION LINE.mms LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE 1 JoUowlng FIRST-CLASS, FUEL POWERED, CLYDE BUILT STEAMSHIPS, and la Intended to perform a regular service between Liimfpool, Quebec and Montreal IN SUMMER, and UVERPOOL and PORTLAND, \u2022 '\u2018-IN WINTER Tone.DOMINION_________ 3,200\t(Building.) ONTARIO.3^00\t(Building.) TEXAS____________ 2,350\tCap».Bouc bette.LORD CLIVE.\t3,400\tCapt.Ur»chart.MEMPHIS.____« 2,80#\tCapt.MeQon.MISSISSIPPI______\t2,400\tCapL Dunlevy.VICKSBURG-\t2,600\tCapt.Peanou.MISSOURI.2,160\tCapt.Mattblaa.BT.LOUIS.1,8*4\tCapL Roberta.Them rumala bava very superior accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Paaeangamb and pre paid TiektU ore Urued at rtdvctd prie** to thooo itt&omo «fUtogtno out tMt friend*.The 'll earn era of tUs Line are Intended to mil ftona Liverpool for Quebec every WED NES DAY, calling at Belfast Lough to take In cargo and passenger».Balling from Quebec fur Liverpool as follows : KB.MISSISSIPPI.^.^___ ftat August.8.S.NEERA.3rd\tSept.&B.PALESTINE.10th\t- SB.TEXAS.j.-»- mb\t- 8A MEMPHIS_________________ 34tb\t« B E MISSISSIPPI.Ut October Ttuwugh Ticket» can be bad at all the principal Grand Trunk Railway Ticket OfBees Is BaU* qf Pauag*from Quebec: Cabin.\u2014$60 Steerage.24 For FREIGHT or PASSAGE, apply, is Hama to H.Generstal or Washington Finlay ; In Parla to F.N.Gilbert, 5 Rue Scribe ; In iy«w,Knrg to Aranet Bebteew ; In Dordeatrr to MM.Faure Fveeee ;hs Obrlatlana to R.RaflteU, 4 Store Straogade ; In Copenhagen n P.M.JColle.18 Sanctamaeplades ; In Bergen to Mlehaal Kro n.Consul ; in London to Bowring A Jamieoon, Langboorne Chamber», 17 Fen-cborcb street ;Un Belfeet to Henry Go wen, Quban Square ; In Liverpool to Pllnn.Main A MOBtgomery.Lancelot\u2019s-bay.In MONTREAL 'to V* Æ d DAVID TORRANCE A CO , EXORSjrWB COtTBT.In QUEBEC, \u2022\tWM.M.MACPHERSON, i '\u2022* - ComtBxciAi.CHanncs Aaguet 16i 1878.Msi, Diitktc i Mmlital, TEMP rirs LINE t B N D COMM1BOIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL.XXV11.QUEBEC.SATURDAY.AUGUST 23.1873.1 No.10,441 Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling.UFE DEPiRTMENT.AS SUR AN CIS EFFECTED ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.FIRE DEPIRTMENT PROPERTY INSURED AT CURRENT RATES.Losses promptly paid.Policies issued here c.P.CHAMPION.AganL Office\u2014Corner 8L Peter and St.Antoine Sts TIE QUEBEC MD GULF POSTS S.S.COMPARU.HO VA L MAIL UIVK.STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Montreal, Qnebee, Father Point, Gaape, Dalbooste, Chatham, New- eaatle, Sbedlac, Charlottetown and Plctoo, and h7 Railway and Steamboat connections with SL efiu, N.B., Hall far, NJ3., Portland and Boston.8 S.Siccsxt.Captain Davison.\t\u201c McKenzie.Baquet.BN.Gxoroia.SN.Mikaxicki.SS.Auaimaa._____ 8Æ.PlCTOU.S.S.Flajcbokouoh .SJS.Hadji.Angrove Jack, Teller.McKlcban.and down tripe.The « Georgia \u201d la Intended to leave Montreal FRIDAY, the 4th July, and every alternate Friday for Plctoo, touching at Queoec Father Point, Metis, Sbedlac and Cbarlotte- Tba \u2022\u2022 Alhambra,\" \u201cHadJl,\u201d \u201cPlctoo\" and Flat» borough,\u201d between Montreal, Quebec and Plctoo, touching at Gas re, Chatnam, Newcastle, Sbedlac and Charlottetown as business may offer.The « Georgia,\" « Secret,\" \u201c Mlramlcbl » and Plctoo \" have excellent accommodation for ngers.Shippers are respac'fUlly requested to pot goods in fair shipping order, and to mark the consignee\u2019s address In full.For Freight or Passage apply to W.MOORE, Maaager, East India Wharf, Quebeo.Jane 27, 1878.CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS Scotlajtd._2146 Tone.-Capt.James.Midway.1849\tTons-CapL Harris.Tmaxm.-1697 Tous.CapL Hyde.I>*xta.\u201e__1974 Tons.CapL Stephens.Mtajtsa.1S6#\tToes.CapL Fisher.8*T»x\u201e.^_W71\tTons.-CapL Bogera.Hscroa.1964 Ton*.Capt.Sheen.woSid- Steamers of this Line are Intended to durttfg the Season of Navigation of 187A LONDON for QUEBEC and MONT (Calling at Plymouth outwards for Passengers) ManwaT.^, Wednesday, POINT Ul VIA A.M.7.00 8.00 Mall Train from Montreal and the West 10.00 11 30i P.M.1X40 Mall Train from River du Loup.2.00 Express Train from River dn Loop.8.00 K x press Train from Montreal and the West 4.20 Mixed Train from Richmond and Way Stations.6.30 9.20 Express Train from Richmond.For farther information, apply at the office of the SA Lawrence Tow-Boat Company, St Andrew1» Wharf.A.GABOURY.Secretary} Jane 23, 1878.FORJ3.A.LE.Low Pressure Beam Engines and Boilers, TWO LOW PRESSURE PEAM ENGINES.Sise of Cylinders 40 Inches diameter; 10 fpet stroke.Brasses In excellant ordei everything complete.Wrought iron Shafts.1 lf»»fn Engine ; size of Cylinder 98 Inohei ; 8 fewt stroke ; with Boiler in good condition.1 Oscillating Engine (Screw) 64 inches Cylinder, The whole or any of the above Englnea, Ac Ac* will be sold on reasonable terms.For further information apply at the offloc of the St Lawrence Two-Boat Company, St.Andrew\u2019s Wbart.A- GABOURY, Secretary.June 21.187X Qp-bec & Gulf Ports STEAMSHIPQOMPANY NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the QUEBEO AND GULF FORTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY will be held at the office of the Company, In Quebec, on THURSDAY, the 14th AUGUST nezt,al TWO «/clock, PM* to take Into consideration the question of Issuing NEW STOCK.By order, W.MOORE, July 21, 1873.^MINERALS WANTED.Liberal prices paid for good ASBESTOS and AMIANTHUS, otherwise known as Rock-Wood, Rock-Cork, Mountain Leather,* Foacil-paper, Fcasll-FIax and Earth Flax.Address by mafl, giving specimens and price par too.H.D.JARVE8 10 Devonshire St., Boston, Maas.June 26, 1873.\tMy 28-Cm-ao CHEAPEST AMO BEST SAUCE IN THE WORLD.Yorkshire Relish 0d.Is.& 2s.Bo tues, SOU) EVEBYWHERK [ ! 100.000 BOTTLES SOLO MONTHLY.Propletora, GOODALL,,BACKHOUSE A Co.Lima y.«as 19, 1878 HONmOffflf'.UIffi TOUT.SHOP AND_DWELLING.fpHAT EXCELLENT BUSINESS -yjtàt X atand In Nouvelle Street oppo 'jUL site the Berthe lot Market, with a llflB dwelling attached (formerly occupied by Mr.Louis Juukn, as a Grocery, Apply to E.G.CANNON N.P* Parloir Street April 14.1878.The Steamer \"TIGER,\" CAPT.BLOUIN.ptOMMENCING ON THE 10th INSTANT, \\-J 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 on MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, and call at same ports The hour of departure le regulated by the tide For farther Information apply at the office of the St Lawrence Tow Boat Compaay, St Andrew\u2019s Wharf, A.GABOURY, Secretary.May 8,187X SARDINES./^ASES HALF TINS.\u2019 U Cates Qr.-Tlns.Now landing ex « Mississippi.\u201d And for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.August 14, 1878.ORLEANS CEMENT Co/y, FOR S .A.L FI ^ADDLEYS\u2019 CEMENT.Lime In Barrels and Bulk.Laud Plaster.J.W.LEAYCRAFT, At MR.W.WALKER\u2019S Office No.17, St Peter Street Quebec.July 6, 1873.\tDm Piano loi* One Dollar.ADR AWING OF A VALUABLE PIANO, by a flrst-clsM maker, will take place during the Month of September, or eopner If the lie's Te completed.In addition to this the purchaser of every 0/tb ticket will receive immediately a Case of Champagne containing one dozen.Tickets 9L00 each, which may bs obtained by addressing W.E.HAMPTON, Sact\u2019y, P.O.Box 736} Montreal.Angust 6, 1873.\tmy28-Fm BOOKS.TIE DlliltllEIS Mil.MIDDLETON & DAWSON HAVE JUST RECEIVED : mHE DANBURY NEWS MAN,\u2014the Doings X ol a Moat Remarkable People, chronicled In a Most Remarkable Manner, carefully complied with a palrof elght-dollar shears \u2014Price, 30 cents.The Other Girls, by the antbor of \u201cWee Girls.\u201d \u201450 cents.Memoirs of a Brother, by T.Hughes.Parables for Children, by the Rev.Ed.Abbott D.D* Head-Master of the City of London School Untrodden Peaks and Unfrequented Valleys\u2014 a Midsummer Ramble In the Dolomites, by Amelia B.Edwards.Engineering Notes, by Frank Robertson, F.R.Astro.Soc* late First Lieutenant Royal Engineers, and Civil Engineer Public Works Department in India.For aale by MIDDLETON A.DAWSON, Foot of Mountain Hill.August 7,1873.PORTNEUF LINE.STEAMER PORTNEUF, , CAPT.FRKNETTE, Leaves the Champlain Wharf on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS for CapSant6, Platon, Port-neuf, Sts.Emello and St Jean D«schaillons.Returning, the Boat leaves St Jean De schailloua every MONDAY and FRIDAY calling at name porta.Time of leaving regulated by the tide.For further Information apply at the office ot the St Lawrence Tow Boat Co., Ht Andrew\u2019s Wharf.A.GABOURY, Secretary.July 3, 1673.Sea Bathinsr.TADOUSAC HOTEL, SAGUENAY.J This fashionable sum-mer resort will RE-OPEN for the reception of Visitors on the 17tb June.\u2022\u2022 JAMBS FENNELL, Manager.June 10, 1873.\tBm 4441 Ooal Oil.i o PER O.T.R.R., of the following bramls, AR »jOAD STRAW.2 Do.Loads Canada Standard.1 Do.Load Export For sale by McCAGHEY, DOLBEC A Co.;CONO/v,v 1 YES* PATE MT LAMP ' JWrf Received, a fuit téH* cf n\\'\\ Dining and Drawing-room, Library and Hal.Lamps.Patent Bracket Fixturea.Brouse Table Lamps.Hanging Reflector Lampe, wltb all tbe la Lett improvements In Burners aud attachments.Gilt Poroelalne Shades.Tbe celebrated Favorite, Fokllug, aud other Paper Shades.For sale by MsOAGHEY, DOLBEC A CO* 24 aud 26, St Pan! Street 5 Cases Plated Ware, Containing\u2014 Ice Pitchers, (Porcelelns lined), Cruet Stands, (with \u201c Call Bell,\u201d) Cruet Stands, (with Fruit Bowl,) Salvers, from 10 to 20 Inches, Butters, (20 diflerent patterns,) Bread Trays, Wine Stands, Pickle Stands.Mugs.SEVRES CHIMWm.JUST RECURVED: Break fast Setts,\t> Dinner Setts, Dessert Setts, Tea Setts, Cofffee Setts, Chamber Setts, Moustache Cups and Saucers For sale by McCAGHEY, DOLBEC A CO* 24 and 26, Ml.Paul Street.Brea k fast,\u2014Epps\u2019s Cocqa.\u2014Grateful and comforting.\u2014\u201c By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of tbe line properties of Well-selectod cocoa, Mr* Eppe has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save Ur many heavy doctor»\u2019 bills.\u201d Civil Service Qcurttc.Mad* simply with boiling Water or Milk.Each packet Is labelled.\u2014\u2022\u2022 James Epph A Co* Homæopalhlc ChemUts, London.\u201d Manufacture of Cocoa \u2014\u201cWe will now give an account of the process reoptéd by Messrs.Jarhes Kpss A Co* \" m arid facture 1» of dlbtettc articles, at their works In the Enaton Road, London,\u201d\u2014Co*tell'* houiebold Guide.October 26, 1872\tt, th A s ^GOODALL\u2019S QUININE WINE.\" ( Prepared with Rouxird'e Quinine.) Highly recomutended by many eminent Physicians, to be the be»t and cheapest Tonic yet Inlro-dtreed (o'the Public, and has proved an Invaluable and agreeable stomachic to all suffering from Genernl Debility, Indigestion, and Loss of Appetite.Tn Xarqe Bottle*, at One and Two Shilling* each.Prepared by\t«- Ooodall, Bttrkhou*e d: Co., Leedt, England July 8, 1873.\tLm-ao MAR A Vf VL A «COA.\u2014Taylor Brothers (the largest Manufacturers of Cocoa In Europe), having tbe excluslvq.pupply of this unrivalled Cocoa Invite comparison with any other Cocoa for Purity.\u2014fine Aroma \u2014Sanative, Nhtrlttve and Sustaining Power\u2014 Eas ness of Digestion\u2014and especially, high delicious flavour.One trial will «stabllsh It as a favourite Beverage for breakfast, Inncb.eon, and a Soothing Refreshment after a late \u2022veulog.N.B.\u2014Caution\u2014ark CVmnj/ Boot In tow.Steamer William arrived ÿeeterday from Tûree Rivers, with ship Racehorse In tow.Bteamer Boston arrived yesterday from Riviere des Prairies, with two rafu of square timber, for D Moore, Eaq, Cap Rouse.Blearner Royal left yesterday for Montreal, with a brlgt and two barges In tow.Steamer Point Levi arrived yesterday from Riviere des Prairies, with one raft of square limiter for Messrs Booth A Gordon, Cap Rouge.Rkcordof Wrkckp.\u2014The number of wrecks reported during the week, ending Aug 9, was 33, making for the present year 1,289.\u2014Shipping and Mercantile Gasette.London, Aug 22\u2014Despatches from Alexandria give particulars of the loss of a freighting steamer, bound from Singapore and Rbangliae to London.The vessel was wrecked in the Red Sea, near the eastern entrance.The captain, officers end some of the crew were lost.36 men succeeded In gaining the land, but fell Into the hands of the Oamantee\u2019s, Mohamedan tribe on the shore of the gulf of Aden, by whom they are held as prisoners.Liverpool, Aug 4\u2014The Socrates, which arrived here July 81, from Montevideo, reports that in lat 32 N, long 40 W, she boarded a waterlogged timber-laden brigantine, of about 280 tons, stripped of almost everything on board ; took from her an anchor, two sets of chains and a small capstan.Tint Fisheries\u2014Seven vessels have arrived from the Bay of St.Lawrence the past week, averaging about 300 bbls mackerel.In addition to these, some 1,400 bbls have arrived per freighters, making the tolal receipts about 3,600 bbls.The quality ofthe mackerel Is not so good as those caught off this shore, and prices rule considerable lower, sales liaving been made this week at $13 for No 1 and $10 a $8 for 2s and 3s.The mackerel caught there this month are said to be of much better quality, and the prospect tor a good full catch Is very encouraging\u2014Cape Ann Advertiser.Southampton, Aug 4\u2014The as Allemannia, arrived here from the West Indies ; when off Portland came into collision with the schr Emily, of Saicombe, from Bhielda for Naples, with coal ; the latter vessel went down imme dialely.The c iptaln, his wile and two children and two of the crew of the schooner were drowned.Four persons were saved by the Allernannia and brought here.Lisbon, Aug 1\u2014The brig Wild Hunter, hence for Halifax with salt, and the Marine, French brig, from Marseilles for Rouen with oil, were In collision about midnight, when both vessels sunk ; crews landed here.The Wild Hunter was 177 tons, built atGuysboro In 1861, hailed from Halifax, and was owned by Wylde, Hart A Co.The « City of Washington\u201d Wreck______ The wreck of the Inman steamer dtp of Washington,\" at Port Ebert, was sold at auction on Saturday, and purchased by Senator Churchill, of Windsor, for $4,200.\u2014Halifax Chrynicle, Aug 19.\t, The Halifax Colonist of the 19th says the Government steamer Lad]/ Head, which ar.rived on Saturday, Irom Bable Island, reports that the fog whistle was damaged by Are on the Çnd qit., and a few days later the walls of tfie new lighthouse, at the west end of the Is.land, were blown down.A man named Nelson N angle, of the Eastern Passage, had one of his legs broken by a fall a short time ago.The Lady Head brought a quantity of material from the wreck of the packet schr Stella Maria, and about a dozen ponies New York, Aug 21\u2014The ss Hamonia takes out $129,000 In sliver bare.Morille, Aug 21\u2014Arrived\u2014RS Castoba Lorn New York, Liverpool, Aug 91\u201438 City of Antwerp sailed yesterday for New York.Arrived\u2014The ss Austrian from Baltimore.Father Point, Aug 22.7 p m\u2014Weather clear and mild ; light west wind ; ss Tyne Queen from Pictou, arrived at 2 p m ; ss Thames from Quebec, at 7 30 a m ; ss Medway from London, arrived at 8 am; ss Acadian from Quebec at 2.62 p m yesterday ; ss Linda from Pictou, arrived at 2 p m, also ss Mlra-mtobi at 6 p m.Gaspe, Aug 22, 7 p m\u2014Weather clear and cool ; no wind ; ss Secret outward at 4 p m ; ss Mlramlchi at 7 46 a m.Fox River, Aug 22, 7 p m\u2014Weather clear and warm ; stiffs wind ; 1 ship Inward, and ss Beaver Inward at noon.Cape Boater, Aug 22, 7pm\u2014Weather cloudy and cool ; therm'58 strong 8 W breeze ; str Beaver and 1 ebip Inward at 1 a m.\u2022 Per as Algeria.[From the London Shipping and Mercantile Gasette, of the 8th and 9th ^ugq rajlhd for Quebec! Transit, Plgon, Bristol, Aug 7 Princess Alexandra, Molyueux, Dundee, Aug 6 Boa Fe, Campos, Oporto, Aug 1 Western Empire, Tothertck, Sunderland, Aug 7 Thorndean,-, off the Bar Land, Liverpool, Aug 6 Lydia, Hewell, Liverpool Aug 7 Viklngen, AnthoiitsviVJ.lYerpool, Aug 8 Queen*of 'England, Atkins, Liverpool, Aug 8 Emily, Riddle, Suoderioud, Aug 8 Stanley, Natotg, Truro, Aug 8 Zealandia, Scott, Greenock, Aug 8 Advance, Morrison, Liverpool, Aug 8 * Samarang, Davison, Liverpool, Ang 8 IMF»OÏ*Tns.Aug 22\u2014Per ship Ben Nevis, Hudson, from Liverpool\u2014800 to is salt to Roberu, Hnilth 8oi\u201c * «o- bal.Schr Marie Luce, Lavoie, Point des Monts, Jno Hoc he, railway iron.Caroline, Drake, Shields, June 20 Hercules, Nielsen, Stavanger, June 16 Entered for Loading.Aug 22\u2014Eros, 468, Shearness, J Sharpies Sons Wm Stephenson, 712, Londonr^A^A Kught! Gem.113, Burin, Nfld, Hunt, BKx^A^o/Fral Marie Elvine, 47, Pugwash, NS, WAR Brodte! Reuaud\u2019s wharf! Cleared.Aug 22\u201488 Circassian, Wylie, Liverpool, Allans, Rae A co.Mississippi, Roberts, Liverpool, Wm M Macpherson.Ship Rjukan, Anderson, London, Roberts.Smith A co.- Mohongo, Bradley, Loch Foyle, A F A Knight.Bark Dunbrody, Power, Cardlffi C W Wilson.-Collector, Olsen, Monte Video, Carbray A Roolh.\tt Barkt Grace Kelly, Kerkshaw.Havana, Gibb Laird A co.\t\u2019 Brig Helen Douglas, Mogg, Harrington, J Sharpies, Sons A co.Schr Providence, Fournier, Campballton, W A .R Brodie.-Marie Elvine, Colombe, Pugwash, do Rafts Arrived at Quebec.Aug 22\u2014J B Michaud\u2019s, deals, Indian cove McAllister, staves, Indian cove east.Tide Table.HIGH WATER AT 4CTKBBC\u2014CIVIL TUTS\u20141873.Morning.Evening.\u2019 Aug.Monday.jg 2\t24 3\t46 4\t36 5\t35 8 21 6\t59 7\t35 3\t04 4\t19 5\t08 6\t68 8 42 7 17 7 §5 Amusing.John Billings says very truly , \u201c You\u2019d better not know so much, than to know so many things that ain\u2019t so.\u201d SAILED FOIt MONTREAL.Claremont (a , peace, London, Aug 7 Brightest Star, Wallace, Swansea, Aug 8 Hluwatbe, Jones, Swansea, Aug 7 Quarta (a), Haye, Barrow In-Furness, Aug 7 Winifred, James, Greenock, Aug 7 \u201cHe\u2019s dead ; but he pays just as well as he I ENTERED OUT FOR QURR&C.YV\tI ever did,\u201d was the reply a Belfast paper got Lotus, Harris, Liverpool.aue8 if\u20197 ?for Week\tdat® I to » dunnjng letfof.\t~\t™ »\t| Scotland (^Jame^LSndî^Aug 9 $120,158.2p.LQ(JA.LJS KWH.Brutal Assault.\u2014A stevedore of Quebec was assaulted and brutally beaten by some rowdies, at Levis, the other night.Recordkb\u2019s Court.\u2014Fra.Lsplante and deo.Robinson were fined lor drunkenness.William Andrew and Pierre Lachance, for fighting in the street, were discharged.Robbsubs.\u2014Burglars and panel tbjeyea have been operating in St.Boch\u2019s during the present week, making clearances here and there, to the disgust of householders Omission.\u2014The following paragraph was omitted from the article on the life of the Hon.Hy.Black, C.B., which appeared in our issue of yesterday \u201cThe merit of his decisions may be inferred from the feet appeals from them were rare, and that during his thirty-six years of judicial life not one of them was reversed.\u201d Fibs Dbfarkent.\u2014A number of prominent merchants and gentlemen connected with insurance companies are, we understand, to meet this morning to take into consideration the insecure state of the city in connection with its Fire Department.The citizens generally express themselves in favor of steam fire engines being purchased immediately.4 -\t11 ¦\t.\t\u2022\t\u2022 Fob Rimousxl\u2014The steamer St.Lawrence Capt.Chabot, will leave the St.Andrew\u2019s wharf at one o\u2019clock, punctually, this day, (Saturday,) calling at Murrey Bay and Ri! viere du Loup; retumiog, she will leave Ri-mouski at noon, Monday, Riviere du Loup at five p.m., Murray Bay at eight p.m., and ar-rive in Quebec Tuesday morning.Chusos or Enoland Services fob Ssamsn.\u2014 The Rev.J 8 Sykes, Port Chaplain, will celebrate Divine service on Sunday, Ang.24th, in the gaol, at 9 a m; in St.Peter\u2019s Chorch, St.Roch\u2019s, at 10.30 ; and in the church at the Marine Hospital, at 3 pm.The Rev.A ?Yon Ifiiand, M A, will celebrate Divine service at St.Peter\u2019s Church, at 7 pm.All seats free.Tuesday,.i» Wednesday.20 Tbureday.21 Friday .!22 Saturday.23 Sunday.\u2019.\u201924\t___ b Jh Vater*1 °f Üde ran* up\tfrUBWte** *n*r KOOllVl phases.Full Moon, Friday, 22nd.8h.42m.p.m.To find the time of high water at the following places, subtract the time opposite to each from that shown on the table.NEW WOOLS.FALL 1873.KNITTING TARNS \u2014AND\u2014 FINGERINGS, From the best manu- facturers in England and Scotland.Great variety in the shades and colonrings.For dura* bility these Wools stand unrivalled and we recommend them with much confidence.Four Bales Just Received.For Sale at Low Prices by SIMONS &F0ULD6, UPPER TOWN MARKET.August 9, 1873.FISHING JTACKLE.JUST OUKÎSTKD.A.SUPERIOR LOT \u2014OF\u2014 SALMON AND TROUT RODS, Fishing Baskets, Landing Nets, Gafts, prepared Silk Lines Double and Single Casts, Spoon Baits, Artificial Minnows, M&rana Gut, Fly dressing materials, &c ELIES.The beet selection, for Salmon and Trout, expressly made for tbe Lakes and Riven in this vicinity end the Lower St.Lawrence.-ALSO\u2014 Doable atd Single Fowling Pieces, Rifles Revolvers, Cape, Wads, Shot.Metallic Ammunition, all sises Constantly on Hands Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Agricultural Implements, Rodgers A Sons\u2019 Cutlery, large variety English and American Electro-Plated Ware.WITH THE USUALTSTOCK OF General Hardware, Window Glass, Paints Oils, Turpentine, Varnishes, Ac.NOTICE mHE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE X responsible for any debts eon traded by tbs Crew ot the German Barit \u201cJOHANNA,\u201d without a written order signed by hiieself.t.HAASE.August 28, 187*.\tc / \u201e j.TAKE NOTICE.1THE UNDERSIGNED, MASTER OF , the Bark \u201c COROLINR*\u2019 wm not be re.sponsi bie for any debts contrasted by my Crew, while in this Port.JAMES DRAKE, August 23, 1878.FREIGHT ROOM IN CABIN, TO LONOOJST \u2014AND\u2014 May 19, 1878.THOS.ANDREWS, No.1, St.John Street.S.J.SHAW.No.7, John Street, Upper Town, and No.16 Notre Dame and Bous-le-Fort Sts., L T\u201e IMPORTER OE ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE.COMPLETE STOCK OF SH0ÜTIN8 AND FISHINfl MATERIALS NECESSARY TO THE SUCCESSFUL SPORTSMAN.A merleau Revolvers and Ammunition.A*\t8AML.J.SHAWM.Rodger\u2019s A Sons Pocket A Table CuUery.At\tSAML J.SHAW'S.English and American Elsctro-Platsdware.At\t8AML.J.SHAW'S.House Fornlsh'ng Hardware.\u2022At\tSAML.J.SHAW'S.Stoves, targe variety.At\tSAML.4.SHAW\u2019S.August 18, 1878.H.M.Madam Island.1 00 Pillars.i\t40 South Traverse^.# 14 T.O\u2019DONOHOE, St.Peter St., London Chronometer Depot H.M.Kamonraska.40 Brs-ftdy Pote\u201e.8 40 Green Lnand.4 21 Notices of Births, Marri agog, $pd Deaths, 60 oents.No «aau1iiaas~ will be to ifci* ÏTÛ9, O'DOHERTY & CO.Wholesale Drv Goods Importers No.20, Notre Dame Bt, LO Wifi B TOWN, QTJKÏUKC, (Premises fo^jssly occupied by late Wm.Poston, Esq.) Jobs «.1872.FOB CMBTER Apply to CARBRAY A SOUTH, Qaebee Chambers.August 2», 1878._____A Clarets.QASSM BARTON AGUE8TIRR8 St.Johen.\u201c\t«\tMed go.For sate by\t.-Jr M.G.MOUNTAIN.August 28, 1873.Seal_0il.QR-C ASKS STEAM REPINED SEAL OI1 \u2022\u2019 And for sale by\t\u2022 M.G.MOUNTAIN.August 28, 1873.Soaps.J^OBERTSON ROYAL LAUNDRY SOAP.\u201c\tDiamond\t« \u201c\tEconomic\t« Hood's Rxt'a Family\tT :\t« \u201c\tWhite\tm \u201c\tGolden \u201c\tSilver Family\t« \u201c\tSperm\tn Peddington Steam Refined\t« And for sate by _\tM.G.MOUNTAIN.August 28, 1878.Mustard.ÇA8E8 KEEN\u2019S 1* Tin Mustard, 1 do* each.\u201c\t\u201c\tlb Tins n 2 dor m \u201c\t\u201c\tfa Tin\t4\tn JARS 41m.EACH.\u201c «ks.« « ISM.M For sals by M- ».MOUNTAIN.August 28, 1ST*.CUBA.Havasz, Aug.22\u2014Advices from Jacmd to the 10th instant report that a meeting of the Legislative Chambers was finally held at Port au Prince on the 30th Jnly, amidst great festivities.It was feared that political disturbances would take place daring the meeting, owing to the animosity of certain members towards the present Government.The wise action of President bagel, however, dispelled the apprehensions.From San Disoingo, news comes that the revolutionists under Luperon have gained a decided advantage over the troops.President Basil Luperon will finally be successful.Advices from Puerto Platts, to the 8th inst., report that the Government troops met with heavy losses in recent encoanters with the revolutionary forces on the frontier.Murders are of daily occurence.\u2014Money is exceedingly scarce, and business at stand-still A Bsxvs Act.\u2014We only learned yesterday of a brave üeed performed on Tuesday last.After the fire at Drum\u2019s fectory, a man, a little the worse of liquor, who was out ou the river in a boat, fell in, and was on the point of drowning, when Mr.John Fitzpatrick, lumber dealer, jumped into the water, swam to his assistance and resened the drowning wretch from a moisty sepulchre.ffie carper of the average female school^ teacher in Indiana, after her arrival from the Bast, is said to seldom exceed six months matrimony at the end of that time being their almost inevitable fate.An Impartial Judge iu Western New York who unwillingly drank too mnch, arraigned himself, pleaded guilty, and paid a fine often dollars.Says the minister at a marriage, to a farm er ; \u201cOur joint occupations represent the chief excellence of life\u2014\u2018You till; I tie,\u2019\u201d (Utill-tf).When a man has trouble he takes to drink but when a woman meets with misfortune she merely goes over to her mother\u2019s and has tea.A Connecticut papers says, \u201cAt present two-thirds of the population of Paduenoc Sunday fishing for musk-rats with shot guns.This is the way the other third knows when Sunday comes.\u201d Medical students are warned not to ask a certain Western Minister to preach for them.He has his text ready.\u201cIn his disease Asa sought not to the Lord, but to tbe physicians And Asa slept with his fathers.\u201d \u201c It is a sin to steal a pin,\" and a man in Philadelphia has been arrested for that very offence.The pin has a diamond attached to it.Wbat London Cbushss abb Coming to.\u2014 \u201c By the bye, Lady Crowder, have you met the Partingtons lately ?\u201d \u201cNot for sn age ! They were at my ball last night, and I didn\u2019t see them.By the way.did you happen to be there, Captain Smithe?\u201d \u201cO, yes I Enjoyed myself immensely !\u201d\t«« So glad V\u2014Punch.West ArrjicAN Journalism.\u2014The West African Herald of July 31, says :\u2014\u201c This journal is printed and published in Jackson street, Cape Coast, on the Gold Coast of Western Africa.None but natives of the Gold Coast are engaged in the management of this establishment, from the editor to the devil.\u201d A German florist, in a high state of irritation, related his troubles iu this way.He said :\u2014\u201cI have so much drouble not de ladies ven dey come to buy mine roee dey vante him hardy, dey vante doubles, dey vante him fra-grsnd, dey vants him nice golour, dey vanta him abery dings in vonrose.I hopes I am not vat you calls von uncollant man, but I have somedimes to say dat ladies, Madame, I never often see the ladies dat vas beautiful, dat vss rich, dat vas good temper, that vas youngs, dat vas clever, dat vas perfection in one ladies.I see her much not !\u2019 ARRIVED FROM THREE RIVERS.Protector, Gunderson, London, Aug 7 BIBTH.On the 22nd Instant, the wife of Thomas McCord, Esq., St.Valier street, of a son.ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC.Royalist,-, Leith, Aug 8 Thomas Lee, Salkeld, Mary port, Aug 8 Kong Oscar II, Wlnsnes, London, Aug 9 W M Cairns, Bell.Shields, Aug 8 Columbus, Olsen, Gravesend, Aug 9 Queen, Statham, St Andrews, Aug 9 Olivia, Davies, Cardiff, Aug 7 Sunbeam,-\u2014, Liverpool, Aug 7 Countess of Minto,.Liverpool, Aug 7 Halden, Eckstein, Barrow-in-Furness, Aug 7 Argo,-Dublin, Aug 7 Nymphe», -, Kingstown, Aug 7 Madge Wildfire, Hofftaan, Leith, Aug 6 Ocean Pearl, Thomas, Newport, Aug 6 Medina,-, Shields, Aug 7 President Harbltz, Hansen, London, Aug 8 Amoor, Sblell, Liverpool, Aug 7 Sally, Randall, Liverpool, Aug 7 Essex, Morrow, Liverpool, Aug 8 Eastman, Sanderson, Newry, Aug 7 Nonhern Light, 'Çuff, Swansea, Aug 7 Hlndostan, Bailie, Aberdeen, Aug 8 Henrloh Bjorn, Hansen, passed Bristol, Aug 8 ARRIVED FROM MONTREAL.Alice (m , Thompson, London, Aug 7 Royal Minstrel (8), Henderson, Qneetastown, Aug 8\t! Bloodhound (s), Glass, Belfast, Aug 8, for order* Beaver, Hoffman, Liverpool, Aug 8 Xanttms, Desmond, Queenstown, Aug 8 Cherokee, Wilson, Greenock, Aug 8 DIED.On Friday morning, at South Quebec, Marie I Louise, infant daughter of Mr.John Sutcllff.The funeral will leave her father\u2019s residence, this day (Saturday), the JSrd inst., at 1 o\u2019clock.Friends and acquaintances are Invited to at-| tend without further Invitation.In this city, on the 22nd Instant, after a short Illness, Mary Anne, third daughter of Mr.John Kelly, aged 7 years.Tbe funeral will leave her father's residence, lower end of Craig street, St.Roch\u2019s, to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past 3 o\u2019clock, lor I St.Charles Cemetery.Friends and scqualnt* I ances are requested to attend without further invitation.On Friday, tbe 22nd instant, Mary, third daughter of Mr.E.Keating, shoe-maker, aged I 2 years and 7 months.The funeral will leave her father's residence, No 23 St Julia street, on Sunday afternoon, the 24tb instant, at 4 o'clock.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend without further noUce.r* New Jersey, U.8., papers will please I copy.In this city, on the 22nd instant, Mary Anne, only daughter of Mr.Thomas Farrell, aged 10 I years and 4 months.The funeral will leave her father's residence Mr.Adams\u2019 Wharf, Champlain street, to-mor-I row (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past 3 o\u2019clock.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully In vlted to attend without further notice.FÏFE k GJR1AD 55 St.John Street, ARE NOW SELLING w \u2014 AT A \u2014 Sweeping Reduction \u2022 THE BALANCE OF THEIR Spring and Summer Importations A call is respectfully solicited.FIFE & QARNEAU.Jane 80, 1873.rEwSfW'ANT®D ,OR about SIXTY TONS.Apply to August 22, 187*.A.FRASER A CO., XI, St Peter Street ©F Chicago, August 22\u2014Flour quiet and unchanged.Wheat active and higher; No 1 spring at 1,22* ; No 2 do at 1,18* on spet or sellers Aug ; No 3 do 1,13 ; rejected 95.Corn active and higher at 39*c for No 2 mixed on Hpot or sellers Ang ; rejected 36c ; high mixed 34*.Oats active and higher at 27*c for No 2 on spot ; rejected 23*c.Rye steady at 66c.Barley steady at 1,05.Pork steady at 16,12*.Lard steady and held at7|c ; last sale# of sum! mer at 7Jo.Bulk meats quiet and unchanged Whiskey firm at 95c.\tFreights\u2014Corn to Buflhlo 6*c.Receipts to day\u20143,600 bbls flour ; 130,000 bus wheat ; 880,000 bus corn ; 70,000 bns °\u2018ts; 10,OOP bus rye ; 1,000 bus barley.Shlp.nents\u20143,000 bbls flour; 109,000 bus wheat-f 29,000 bus corn ; 40,000 bus oats ; 2, 00 bus i ye, and 3,000 bus hortsy.VIENNA EXHIBITION.N NEW NOVELS.I r AM JUST IN RECEIPT OF A SMALL 1 lot of CARVED WOODEN-WARE, designed from patterns now on view at the GREAT EXHIBITION, And made by express order en my special account.They are really beautilm, and prioe* very moderate.Inspection costs nothing.G.HEIFERTS, T \u201e\tEuropxai» Basaab.Lawn Croqnet, Cricket and Skittles always on band.July 21, 1878.OT EASILY JEALOUS.THE WIDOW Lerouge.Ropes of Sand.Ruth Max well\u2014Tbe above books have been all issued this Summer by tbe well-known house of James R.Osgood A Co, Boston.The Tours of Dr.Syntax.Aunt Tol\u2019s Scrapbag.We hav* Just received son* of Alex.Dumas\u2019 Novels, Nanon, Chevalier de Maison Ronge The Two Dianas, Memoirs of a Physician and' other*.At PIERCE A PATERSON TS.F.B.\u2014WBXXX.Y CBKOAICLB With full Off-count of Drum's Flra, 6 cents.August 28, 1878.FORMAL E.Three lots of ground on the East side of Eostache Street, Be Lewi* I Suburbs, being Nos.69, 69* and 81, with a one j story wooden bouse, hangard, Ac, erected am each lot.Those tote are on the line of tfa* proposed extension of Be Ann Street.Three iota of ground with a oc# story boaso erected on each, Noe.10,11 end M in Be Julie Street, Monteal» Ward./ u Of the latter two art free from ground rent the other is choqped with a rent of only on.dollar par anna».For forther particulars, apply fa JOHN FRaAeR, Af>_ Corner Bt Pater 4 Be Paul Btreetu.August 22, 1871.\t\u2014WS», 942^ ): 4 hi j H ugg .AUGUST 23, 1878.; ,!9uutiim BY A.J.MAXHAM A Co.IwrtioM jSalrs.Now Landing.; «x Scoooner \u201cCmmbr**.-FROM BARBADOS.i ^8- ^ *0 TJerre*, -J 10 IkRata.r v For«ü* kr CTtBB, ZiATBD A CO.itra.\tx AI te Cteoto» Brl*\tir'LlT _ BaMtfBVX'**» F \u2022'«¦' * *\t^ [?îR5Mt816N«D HAS GREAT I IB tXforslDf Mbfeerlb«n And tx« th*t tb* H«W Topo*r»t,hic« l dT tbe Dominion which baa bacn Id \u2022ourse of pcspareUoc tor nearly two year* pact, M toat approachlnc completion, and the *\t' *¦ , to mbrnrlbeta may be expected to i early the comic* winter.I as liaya not seen the prospecta*, or «fortffatty ot orOartn* the work, it to know that this will dttfer ta many Important respecte from any érÉMi jtoWUher'a prevloaa maps of Canada.to.the rast extent of territory now kin too, the Atlas norm has - \u201c^'adopted as belac more convenient, and I the m»Jy farm BJ which the townships Wrecked Materials.- M BY AUCTION WILL BE SOLD, \u2014 ON \u2014 MONDAY NEXT, The 25th Inst., \u2014ON THE\u2014 Commissioners\u2019 Wharf, (Nearest the Custom Honee), rriH e X mai Ship Hans Smith, BY BENNING A BARSALOU.IMPORTANT SALE l Insolvent Act of 1869.In the matter of\tr PRI8QUE OLODTIER, of Quebec, \u2014OF\u2014 WHOLE OF THE ma le rial* .tripped from the VALUABLE ?bW*e to b» of practical utility, while iWi*»'** a reasonable sise, and tn convenient form for reference.The pacea will be 'atom» 14 x nr inehea In Mac, amt the coon-Btoe ia Ontario and Quebec will be shown oa the scale of six miles to an inob, a county .onajac^.or wham these la epom fori or S oooUcioas counties they will be given on a This scale admits of great mtontlm of detail* mid la aeeh Towpeblp the Concessions and Iota will be given, also Towns, Villages, Fast Offices, Railway Rtattana.Riven, Lakes, Steamboat Land legs, Ae., As.These wUl be followed by a doable page* map of each of the Provinces» sbowi'-g all the counties m each tn connection, on a smaller scale, tn proper geographical position ; after which will be abofwn a doable page map of the Dominion, end pwvlasss In geographical There win also be mape of the five of Ontario, of Montreal and Que bee a Oeotog&al and CUmaiologloal map of the a double paga map of the United ed a double page map of Europe, will be some thirty pages of letter deeertpOve matter on the History, Geology, Zoology, Education, Railways, *e.t *cn aa well as a Gaxetter Alphabetical Index, giving tbe location of aQ th* places ahowa on the Aiiar.The work Will be printed on Bne white paper manufactured expressly for the pnrpoee by Ifees ?las.Bun tin A Co., and substantially bound With Mather bank and co'aen.ft la to be eoéd only by anbeerlptl m at the uniform #rlee of $12, hence all win do well to give their orders when the Agent «alla Orders also received by post at Montreal, P.Q., or a Iignfom, One 6, N.TACKABURY, Publisher of Taahabmry*s Mape of Canada.*», 187$.;tA BTg Tons Register, stranded on Fortrau Point, Labrador, and sold for account of the Under Writers\u2019 or others concerned, via.j\u2014 Bower.Stream and Kedge Anchors, Chain Cable*, Mooring Chaîna, See., Topsailsheete, Tie» and Runners, Sundry Hawsers, different sixes, 43 Sails, Standing and Running Rigging New Rope, Wire Rigging, I>onble and Single Blocks, Iron Pumps and Windmill, Wheel and Patent Screw Boats and Boats\u2019 Da vita, New Canvaaa, Oakum, Yellow ICètal, With .v u lety of other articles.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.\u2019 ' A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A & August M, 1878.SALT.ex \u201cAmpbloa.\u201d Q AAA\tLIVERPOOL tOARHE 0,UUU LJ SALT (10 to the Ton).For tale by WM.CONVEY, No.1, Paul 8t.August 2L lira\to {UID TRBIf 11IIV11 COMPANY OF C^NA.DA.Postal and Military Service Bond Interest N< _____ - - DIVIDEND at tbe rate of £1 4s.Od.STEELING Per £1M Bond ($6.85 Cmrency) baa been dsnlarail upon the above Bonds tor th* Six Months ended 8th August, 1378, and that the Bason wti: be payable upon pwi sot n Honor the JOSEPH HICKSON, n.i*78.(RMD IRUNK Ulllt! COMPANY of Canada.Old Material for Sale .fiijlDKas ARE INVITED FOR THE XYMtowTug Old Material lying at POINT trr.CH ARLES, vte.Might.Wxôught Iron Driving Wheels with Cast Iron Hnbs.3 Tons.W rough t Iron Driving Wheels with Wrought lion Hubs.15\t\u201c Wrought Iron Car Wheels ifitb Om* Iron Hnbs.10\t\u201c Scrnp Spring Steel.25\t\u201c* Scrip Machinery Steel.1\tM FOR SUE.B ABRILS COD OIL, \u201c Seal OU, Qtla.Dry Codflab.\u2014AND\u2014 Tut*.Choio* Batter.By WM.CONVEY, No.I, Paul Street.August 21, 1878.\tc SUT ! SUT ! ! Bags or Liverpool coarse salt, on board Bateau or oa tbe Wharf.For sale by JOS.LEPAGE, No.li« St.James Street, Lower Town, Quebec.August 21, 1878.\to Woollens, Blankets, Silks, A French Merinos, &c.fT\\HK subscribers have been in- i it rue ted by Messrs.H.DAVIS A CO., to ¦ell at their Warehouses, Nos.4m & 437 81.Paul Street.MONTREAL, \u2014ON\u2014 Wetaflay, lie Third of Sept, nt AND FOLLOWING o iYS, The contenu of Eight Hundred Original Pack-agee of Woollens, Blankets, Silks, French Merinos, Black Lustres, Alpacas Coatings, Tweeds, Ac.Messrs.H.Davis A Co.bave received positive orders from their Consignors to sell tbe whole without reserve.The stock exceeds in value $800,«00.Terms will be very liberal.Sale each day at TEN o\u2019clock.For further particulars see Montreal Herald, Wit net* or Toronto Olobe.BENNING A BARSALOU, Anotloneers.August 23, 1873.\tI An insolvent,g MEETING OF THE CREDITORS WILL be held at my office, St.Valuer Street St.Roch\u2019s of Quebec, on MONDAY, the 26th day of August Instant, at TWO o\u2019clock In tbe afternoon, to receive the claims wbloh have not been produced at tbe meeting of the eighteenth Instant, for the public examination of tbe Insolvent, and of the aflhlrs of the eaiate generally.Tbe Insolvent Is notified to be present.\t, ET.LEG ARE Assignee.August 21,1878.The Entertain meut Is all that Is claimed for It, a FIRST-CLASS Circus lu every respect.\u2014 Boston Dally Globe.I 1873.1873.TROTTING RACES ».CHABLK im PAM, QUEBEC.rpHRSE RACES WILL TAKE PLACE ON X the above named Park, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 A 28,1878.ekemium:» so.oo.FIRST DAY, AUGUST 27.Na 1.Purse of $180 open to all bones that has never beaten 2.48.$100 to first and $60 to second.SAJCC DAT.12 Mies Race.No.2 Pune of $200 open to a.\" bones.Twelve mliea.$158 to first and $5* to second.SECOND DAY, AUGUST 28.Ma 3.Parse of $100 open to all hones that bas never beaten S minâtes.$76 to first and f 15 to second.sake day.No.4.Parse of $200 open to all bones.$160 to first and $60 to second.GENERAL REMARKS: 1st.All tbe above Races are all mile beats 3 tn 6, except No.1 Purse ; Catch Weight.2nd.AH bones proved ineligible will forfeit Entrance money.3rd.Entrance Fee r $10 per cent on Purse.4th.Three Entrlee required and two to start la all Races.Otk- All Katries to close oa Saturday, Aug.28nL at 0 Pjt at St Charles Driving Park.Out All Rattles to be made by M*ll or Telegraph asm be addressed to Petee Morris, St Charles Driving Park, Quebec.7th.A horse dlataneed shall receive no money 8tt>.If there should be bad wsatber, races will he postponed to first good dsy.Oth.Only horses owned tn Canada at date of thts BUI will hr eligible to entries tn all tbe above races.KKta.Decision of tbe Judge* to be final.11th.Pools wtQ be fold on tbe Track.MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings previous to tbe Races at SIX P.M.ani on tbe Track each day.12th.These Races shall be rood acted under tbe Rules of tbe Vercbere Club.No lime ¦ball be taken nor declared by tbe J edges.PETER MORRIS, Proprietor.August H, 1873.to be taken where It lies and to be iROttvery.Parties tendering will give the price par fit.for gram weight.dossed 41 Tender for Scrap,'\u2019 and the Secretary-Treasurer Grand Trask Railway Company, Montreal, will be rgp^fiMbÀthtfaie i U ¦ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1873.\u2022 can be men on application at th* Offioeot tb* General Store-keeper, Potafi St.0.J.BRYDGEF, Managing Director.August 22, 1878.Sale, Without Reserve, of a Druggist Stock.F>b sale, in lots to suit pcr- CHAMK&L a Drujgtot Stoek betooging to kn EStits nf a Laeftanoe, St.^pseph Street, At.P^-cb's, consisting in Drags, Patent Medi-«L*, Botttsa and Bhetvttig, snttabto for a Doctor.All to be sold aa.the pto; tb* first of September, byordec of B 1$ OWEN MURPHY, », 1873.CORPORATION -OF\u2014 QUEBEC .m-WMS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL, QUEBEC.20tb August, 1873.PUBLIC NOTICE FI HEREBY GIVEN, that tbe WATER will be TURNED OFF the City on FRIDAY morning next, at 7 A.M., till Sunday night, or lor a Isas leagtb of time If possible, tor the parpoas of repelling a leak la tbe acqnedoct ytpe» under th* bed of the River St.Charles.Other City Papers will p'esae copy.C.BAILLA IRGE, City Surveyor, Ac.August 21, 1871.ex \u201c Great Britain.\u201d Coarse, Factory Filled, Shute Stoved.For sate by VERRET, FRASER A Co.August 22, 1873.NON CONDUCTING HAIR FELT.20 C ASKS, SUPERIOR QUALITY.For covering Boilers and Steam Pipes ex SJ9.« Mississippi.\" DINNING A WEBSTER.August 20, 1873.A FEW MOULDERS TO WORK ON \"V.Machinery.A few Moulders to work on Stoves.CARRIER, LAINE A CO.August 21, 1878.\tF GOOD COOK.August 21, 1873.Mrs.J.L.GIBB, 2, Des Carriers St.C WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD TINSMITH ; STEADY EMPLOY-ment.Wages, ($1.50) one dollar fifty per day.RDMUND F.WALKER, Sherbrooke.August 20, 1878.Table Waiters, Chambermaids, &c WANTED, AT THE 8T.LOUIS HOTEL, GOOD Table Waiters, Chamber-Maids, Laundry W omen.Good Ironers and Bell Boys.August 0, 1878.\t® .T\t* Tf £1000,00 Wanted for Inveslment, Best hypothecary security offered.1st Mortgage^ on Real Estate worth $10,800.00.Terms of interest, Ac most liberal.Apply to W.C.LANGUEDOC, Advocate.81, St.Lewis Street, Upper Town.August 6, 1878.m QUEBEC GO EUK POETS 8.8.COMPANY.rlTHE 8.8.MIRAMICHI, CAPT.BAQUET, X will leave the East India WHARF, Quebec, on TUESDAY NEXT, 2flth August, at TWO o'clock P.M., for Pic too, calling at Father Point, Metis, Gasps, Perce, Paspeblac, Dal-bonsle, Chatham, Newcastle and Shedlac, returning will call at same porta For Freight er Passage Apply to W.MOORE, -Manager August 20, 1878.RETURN FROM CACOUNA AND MURRAY BAY BY DAY-LIGHT F»R THE ACCOMMODATION OF FAMILIES returning from the Watering places : Monday, 25th.\u2014Steamer « CLYDE \u201d will leave Murray Bay at 8 A.M.Thursday, 28th \u2014« UNION\u201d will leave Riviere du Loup at 8 A.M.Thursday, 28th.\u2014- CLYDE \u201d will leave Ka mouraska at 6 A.M., and Murray Bay at 8 AM.Friday, 2*th.\u2014« St.LAWRENCE \u201d will leave Riviere da Loup at 8 AM.Sunday, 31st.\u2014\u201cUNION\u201d will leave Riviere du Loop at 7 P.M.Sunday, 31st\u2014\u201cSt.LAWRENCE\u201d will leave Rimouakl at Noon.To leave Riviere du Loup 1st September at 7 AM , calling at Murray Bay at 9 A.M.Steamers will connect at Quebec with tbe Boat for Montreal.For further Information apply at tbe Office of th* St.Lawrence Tow-Boat Company.A.GABOURY, Secretary.August 19, 1878, NOTICE.To Ship Captains and Others rpHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR BALE, Fxtra Heavy Mess Beef In Tes and Barrels, Prime Mesa\tDa\tDa \u2014also\u2014 Mess, Thin Mess, and English Prime Mess Pork, Hams, Butter, Biscuit, Ac., Aa NOLAN BROTHERS, 11, Arthur Street, next door to Pilot Office.August 21, 1873.\tDp NOTICE N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN faUnms of 1] loch Chain, lately picked np In tbe Harbour of Quebec, are now lying for Inspection on Messrs.Rousseau A Patterson\u2019s Wharf, and If not claimed will be sold according to law.F.GOURDEAU, Harbour Master.Harbour Office, Quebec, August 21, 1873.\tAm swErpiis jouerions.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18th instant, a GENERAL and SWEEPING REDUCTION will be nutde on our Entire Stock.In all the Heavy 8tacked Departments, we are determined to make REDUCTIONS which must efffect a RAPID CLEARANCE.We Invite special attention to tbe 8ILKS and DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, MUSLINS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, CLOTHS and TWEEDS Ac.THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is under ABLE and ATTENTIVE MANAGEMENT, and la gaining favour with tbe public.All our customers may rely upon receiving tb* utmost attention.0\u2019BBIEN, ELLIS0B & 00., 18, Fabrique street.Upper Town August 18, 1873.FOR rj3HB A 1 SHIP \u201cANNESLEY,\u201d 951 Tows.Apply to August 22, 1873.C.W.WILSON.C NOTICE.UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts contracted by tbe Crew of the Ship « GREAT BRITAIN,\u201d without a written order signed by himself.R.K.CHILCOTT, Master.August »1, 1873.\tC rriHE X resi NOTICE Tj responsible for any debts contracted by the Crew of the Ship \u201c LENNIE,\u201d without a written order signed by tbe Master.E.H.DUVAL, Agent.August 21, 1888.WITHOUT A RIVAL! JOHN H.TlURRAY\u2019S GREAT RAILROAD CIRCU?, FORMERLY STONE AND MURRAY\u2019S CIRCUS WILL EXHIBIT IN QUEBEC, OlV THE GEACIS, Between St.Louis & St.Johns Gates THREE DAYS ONLY ! rHURSDAY, FRIDAY « SATURDAY Aiigrutot «i,\t&.«3, A.ftemoqn & Evening.Only Existing Exponent of Arenio Art ! The Chaste and Classical Amusements participated in by the following DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS, A A\tAssisted by 1UU AUXILIARIES.Re-appearance of JOHN HENRY COOKE, The Centaur Horseman and Champion Retro Rider of the universe, after a successful winter\u2019s engagement at Hengler\u2019s Grand Cirque London, In bla new and entirely original act, shuts piaiLuiK, on w «a MISS TEKNIE AND MASTER COOKE, The smalleRt riders In the world, and their elfin little Ponieh fairy and beauty.WOODA COOK! Unequalled Pomersaultlst and Hurdle Rider_ A ROQUET OF BEAUTY.The magnificent and dashing MOLLE.JEANETTE, The famous Equestrienne and her charming coadjutors SENORITA MILLIE TURNOUR.The dark-eyed Fairy and Mesdames VIRGINIA AND CARRIE ELOISE, Mill lit DHSEUES, FRENCH PROTESTANT INSTITUTE \u2014FOR\u2014 YOUNG LADIES, St.Hyacinthe, P.Q.I T HAVING LONG BEEN A MATTER OF 5 JOLLY CLOWNS FUN WITHOUT LIMIT I TOM BARRY, the Celtic bumorlHt, with his comical elephant.GEORGE DUNBAR, a gentleman of refined wit and caustic humor.BURDEAIT, the French Trick Clown.GEORGE ADAMS, the grotesque, and the inimitable FRANK DONALDSON.THE GREAT CALISTHENIC CONGRESS SENORITA MILLIE TURNOUR.Tbe handsomest and bravest woman In the world, In startling and perilous performances In mid-air, never before performed by her sex.FI st appearance in America of the BROTHERS LEOPOLD, JOHN WILLIAM t FREDERICK, From Hengler\u2019s Grand Cirque, London, EUGENE LEECH, A^T^j), CHARLES ELLIS The Famous Murray Stud of Horses, from the Grand Opera House, New York and Boston Tbeatre.The highly Intelligent Trick Horse, Black Eaglk, The funny Mules, Humpty Lumpty, Pxtk, Sallix, and Baluy Sours.Every Afternoon the laughable Equestrian Farce entltlea, THE CLOWNS CAVALRY.Every evening, fer tbe finit Urne In this country tbe Intensely exciting equestrian spectacular drama of ab-orblng Interest, entitled, DICK TURPIN\u2019S RIDE TO YORK APTD TUK DEATH OP BLACK BESS, John Henry Cook.a«.DAek Turpin Supported by tbe full strength of the equestrian and dramatic companies.A Free Pageant In the streets at 10 o\u2019clock eaoh day.Popular, Martial and Classical Music, by O.P.Pxrrï\u2019s Band.The Cab ok thk Conqueror, drawn by Twenty Arabian Steeds, driven by Mons.J.H.Paul.Tbe Fairy Phae tow, drawn by Sixteen of the smallest Ponies ever seen, driven by the boy whip, Master Ashley Lasher.No smoking allowed In the Grand Pavtlllon.Polite ushers In attendance.For more extended details, see Murray'» Illustrated Hews.Performances Afternoon and Night.Doors open at 1 and 7 o\u2019clock P.M.The Pavllllon brilliantly lighted with gas.Admission 50 cents; children under 10 25 cents ; Reserved Seats 75 cents.Those wishing to avoid the crowd at the Ticket Waggon can purchase tickets at C.E.Holl-well\u2019s Bookstore, opposite Post Office.CHARLES H.DAY, Director of Publications.Will also exhibit In Coatloooke, Aug.18tb ; Sherbrooke, Aug.19 ; Three Rivers, Aug.20 ; Montreal, Ang.25, 26 and 27; St.Tohn\u2019a, Aug.28, concluding oar present Canadian tour.August 14, 1813.\tIdAaw FOR SEE.Ship Belvidere, Of Boston, 1321 Tons.Built by Paul Curtis lu 1857.Metalled In May, 1872.In good order and considered sound.Ship Enoch Train, Of Boston, 1787 Tons.Built In 1854,2,200 Tons dead welgbt capacity.Metalled In April, 1872, Rigging and spars all new.Ship Galatea, , Of Boston, 989 Tons.Built in 1854.A fast vessel.Apply to ROBT.C.ADAMS, 825 Commissioners\u2019 St., Montreal.August 19, 1873.\tF SRAND TRUNK Railway OF CRISTA.!)A.IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE CHANGE of gauge upon this Railway In tbe Month of October next, the Grand Trank Railway Company will bave about 100 Engines to Dispose of.They are of various Mikes And alll5 feet 6 Inches gauge.Many of them are suitable for MILL and other purposes.Full paitlculars will be given on application to tbe undersigned, or to Mr.H.Wallis, Mechanical Superintendent, Montreal.Augu t 15, ls7J.O.J.BRYDGER, Managing Director.F «OTICE.ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ag*y re'e\u2019-ence to Pros) ectfilT A igint 8, 1878.exists among ua no Institution where the French lahguage can be thoroughly acquired, a FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING SCHOOL, of a superior class, has been established In tbe town of St.Hyacinthe, P.Q., 83 miles from Montreal, on tbe Gk T.R.and the Yamaska River.The character of this Establishment Is that of a thorough evangelical Institution Its object la U> divert frem Convents the daughters of the Protestant families of the U.8.as well as of our Provinces.They will find here, without expoelng their faith to the enticements of Popery, an oppor tnnity ot acquiring tbe knowledge of French, Music, Painting, and the various brauches of a good education.In order to secure that object, the Principal has adopted a plan not generally followed by those who leach that language.The pupil.In stead of limiting her effort to the memorisation of grammatical roles and to translations wbloh make dry tbe study of French, has to attend Lectures (In French,) on History.Natural History, Lite tat ore, Logie, Rhetoric Ac., and thus sees widening before her the circle of knowledge as well as the circle of words needed in conversation and public meetings.So far tbe study of that language in our Province has been too much limited to a few short sentences of common conversation.To communicate the taste for study, the desire of being better acquainted with French classics, and to train the mindtotblnk In that language, such is the object contemplated, without neglecting the moral and religious education of tbe pupil.The pr gtess of students who have attended his Hobool a year or two exemplifies in favor of tbe plan adopted and executed.The Principal will still keep up an English class nnder an experienced Lady.Neverthe-leis, he has seen his duty to strengthen the French element, and has consequently secured the waluRble co-operation ot the Rev.J.E.Tanner and Mme.Tanner (for many years Professor in tbe Normal School, Switzerland).Mile.Vessot, one of her pupils, and Mile.Bebtha Fluhmann (shortly expected from Saltzerland), will divide tbe work with b«r, which will greatly facilitate tbe conversational advantages of tbe students.Miss Pauline Payan (Mens, Franc»), who has kindly taken charge of bouM-ke«plng,.wlli complete the French element of the House.The Principal hopes this arrangement, also an Improvement In tbe heating apparatus, the agreeable position of the House, and tbe grounds surrounding it, will eontribote to the happiness and comfort of those that will attend the School.REFERENCES Montreal.Rev W Taylor, D.D.\u2019, Rev Henry Wilkes, D.D,\t#« \u2022 Rev Prf U H Mac Vicar, LL-.D.,\t«\u2022 Rev John Jenkins, D.D.,\t» Rev Robert F Burns, D.D.,\t\u2022\u2022 Key J M Gibson, MA.,\t\u2022\u2022 Rev D C ousel rat, B.D.,\t« Rev Tb.Laflear.Rev G H Wells, (American Presbyterian Church,) Montreal.Rev T A Vernon, Rev Chas A Douldet, (St John\u2019s French Presbyterian Church).Rev Geo.Douglass, LL.D, Montreal.Rev John Cook, D.D., Quebec.Rev W B Clark, (Canada Presbyterian Church) Qu bee.Rev Henry D Fowls, (Oongregatlonallst Church,) Quebec.Rev Chas.Chlnlquy, St Anns, Ill.Rev Chas.Tanner, (Principal of Polnte-aux-Tremblea Institut?).Rev L M Ml.1er, D.D., Ogdenaburgh, New York Rev E A Buckley, D.D., Platteburg, « Rev A Upson, D.D., Albany,\t« Hon J Gregory Smitn, Ex-Governor, St Albans, Vt.Hon J 8 Sanborn, Sherbrooke.Hon Wm McDougall, Toronto.Dr McGill, M.P\u201e Oshawa.Col F W Haultain, Montreal.T M F air bairn, Esq., M.P.Rev Wm Ormlston, DD., New York.Rev Edw.N Kirk, D D.f Boston.Rev Prof.Inglls, Toronto.Kev Prof.J P Young, Toronto.Rev 8 Nelles, D D., (Principal Victoria College) Rev Prof.Snodgrass, D D., Kingston, Ont.Rev E B Harper, M.A., Guelph, Ont.LA DIRECTION.Rev.R.P.DUCLOS, Principal.; Rev.J.Ek TANNER, Vlce-Prlnclpal.Madame TANNER, Lady Principal.Mademoiselle LEA VESSOT.Mademoiselle BERTHA FLUHMANNJ Miss MU N DAY.Miss E.RUTHYEN.Mademoiselle PAULINE PAYAN.Tb^ following course of Instruction Is con ducted entirely In the French language : DEPARTEMENT PREPARATOIRE.lere Division.Grammaire, Dlctee, Analyse Grammaticale1 Composition, Memorisation, Géographie et Mathématiques.2de.Division.Lecture, Epellation, Calligraphie, Vocabulaire, (Fasquelles), Elements de grammaire, Traduction, Arithmétique.\t; lCLASSE SUPERIEURE.k lere Division.Physiologie, ^Pllloeophle; morale et intellectuelle, Rhétorique, Logique, Histoire de la Littérature, Histoire Sainte, Elements d\u2019Astro-nomle.2de Division.Analyse ^logique, Composition, Analyse de morceaux choisis des meilleurs autuera, Syc.these, H.stnlre profane, Sciences uaturelles.L\u2019Al\u2019emnnd est enseigne si on le desire, aux eleven les plus advancees de la classe supérieure.Des mesures ont etc prises pour augmenter le nombre des appareils scientifiques et former une Bibliothèque a l\u2019usage des elevee, DIPLOMES.L\u2019etahlissemout delivre des Diplômes de M.L.F.(Maîtresse «u littérature frangalee) aux eleven qui subiront en français un examen satisfaisant sur les branches enselgnees dans la classe supérieure.Une eleve dont l\u2019esprit est discipline par des etudes anterieures pourra, dans la plupart des cas, obttnlr son Diplôme apres deux ans d\u2019etude dans rétablissement.Grace Lawfonl.Montreal.2de Division.Mary Logan.Kentville,\tN.\tH.Ida Jones.Granby.Mira O\u2019Dwyer.Abhottsford.Emily Haultain.Montreal.Lizzie Hensbaw.\u201c Nellie Hamilton.Toronto.Nellie Lay.Montreal.Annie Unwin.St.Hyacinthe.DEPARTMENT PREPARATOIRE.lere Division.Edith Rich.Oil City, Pa Elizabeth Ward.Carthage, N.Y.Mary Lovett.Kentville, N.R Mary Van Wagner.Hamilton.Lois Rice.Boston.Mary Hodge.Cornwall.Minnie Morse.Edith Foster.Montreal.Isabel Holiday.*« Nellie Kellogg.Ogdensburg, N.Y Florence Fehan.« Frances Snyder.Peterboro,\tOnt Grace Nyp.Montreal.Edith Leggo.\u201c Elizabeth Hal lam.Toronto.2de Division.Angelina Leggo.Montreal.Therea Leggo.« Annie Devine.*« Sarah Snyder.Peterboro,\tOnt.Elisa Duclos.St.Hyacinthe.Augusta Duclos.,,,.11 Louisa Heribel.\u201c Evn Heribel.« Louisa Pa van.\u201c In order to meet the wish of students desiring u course ot study in English, such a department will be formed, and conducted by a per.ion of culture and experience.{ |Text.books can be purchased hero.CLASSE bUFARIEURE.' lere Division.Mina Allen.Montreal.Carrie Date.a Mary Fraser.Quebec.Sara Duclos.St.Pie.Ads C Haines.Mil brook,\tN Y.Mary Ring.Fort Edward N.Y« AVIS SPECIAUX.On s\u2019est efforce de faire de l\u2019etablissement une demeure agréable et comfortable.La table est saine et abondante.Toute jeune personne, dont l\u2019exemple tendrait a encourager l\u2019indolence ou a provoquer le désordre, ne pourra conserver ses rapporte avec l\u2019etablissement.Jour dê reception\u2014Samedi de 2 a 4 p m.\u2014 Toute personne, excepte les membres immediate de la fam i lie, désirant visiter des eleves, devra etre munie d\u2019unajattre de recommandation de la part des pardKn des tnteurs.Tonte visite qui ne se^lWa point soumis aux susdites exigences devra etre refnse.Il ne sera permis a aucune demoiselle de recevoir des invitations qni n\u2019auraint pas préalablement ete soumise au principal.Les parents sont pries d.exprimer leur de-sir, quant a la correspondance de leurs enfants.Il est a désirer que toutes les eleves soiut pourvues, autant qne possible, de tous les objets necessaires avant de quitter la maison Cependant il leur sera permis de visiter les magasins de nouveautés une fois par mois, accompagnées d\u2019une des dames institutrices Pour de plus amples informations s\u2019addres-ser au principal, le Revd.R.P.Duc lob.NOTICE.It in desired to render the Institution, as a home, one of comfort.Musical and Literary Soirees will be occasionally given.Tbe nourtshment^ls wholesome and abundant.Let every Student be provided with loose callsthenlc dress, flannels, warm boose shoes, overshoes and umbrella.Students provide tbedrov^n plllew, bed 11: en blankets, coverlet, towels; etso, knife, fork spsons and napkins.Let every article be marked with Student\u2019s full name.Students\u2019 reception day, Saturday after* noon.Except Immediate family, Students cannot receive visits from persons who do not present letter of Introduction from parente or guar, dlans.\t* All Invitations to the Students must first be submitted to tbe Principal.Parents will please give directions respecting the correspondence of their daughters.It is requested that Students be provided at home with all necessary articles; but, In order to provide for any oversight, Students will be permitted to go shopping once a month, accompanied by a teacher.Parents or guardians will please arrange with the Principal respecting the leaving of Students at close of term,\u2014the time of their leaving, the parties provided to accompany them, Notice of two months must bs given the Principal before the removal of Student CHARGES.Tbe School year will commence on tbe 2nd Wednesday of September, and close on tbe 3rd Wednesday of Jane.It la divided into four quarters of ten weeks, with only one short vacation at Christmas holidays.Board, payable in advance,,, per quarter, $33 Tuition in tbe French branches\t\u201c\t8 Piano-forte.,.«\tg Use of piano.\u201c\t2 Laundress\u2019s charge.\t«\t4 Drawing.;» DABK LEAF* By Grand Trunk.For sale by N A ZAIRE TURCOTTE.August 1,1873 \"WHIM.21 pUNCHEONS WISER WHISKEY By Grand Trank.For sale by NAZAIRE TURCOTTE.August 1, ls73.P.S.ROSS & BRO., 8, Grey Nun St-, Montreal, OKITICR 20-st eminent Physician* In T°p British North America.THOSE WHO DESIRE THE BEST productions of Cocoa, free from deleterious nbalances, unsurpassed in quality, snd more nutritious than Tea or Coffee, the undersigned offers the above articles, manufactured by himself.HI* BROMA, owing to tbe peculiar process of manufacture, by which the oil of the nut la completely neutralized, while all Us virtues are retained, affords as well to the robust as to invalids and those whose digestion Is impaired, a delicate and salutary beverage.That Its value as an easily digested and highly nutritious article of diet Is recognised by tbe highest, medical practltknereis the Dominion, tbe following testimonial* amply demonstrate.JOHN P.MOTT, ,\tManu 'aaturer, Halifax, N.8.All orders punctually despatched to any part Of the Dominion.Having tried tbe Broma mad* by Mr.John P.Mott, of Halifax, N.8., and having been made acquainted with Its several ingredients, we are of opinion that It lea combination at once innocent and highly nutritious, not only to persons In health, but also to the wea* «tm! debilitated, and that, from the faculty with which It may be prepared, and tbe salutary propertie* of Hz Ingredients, It is a valuable compound, and we cheerfully recommend It to convalescent* and all who require a and «trsngthenlng food.Robert Hume, M D W J Atmon, M D D McN Parker, M D Charles Tapper, M D R B Black, M D Jaa F Avery, MD Edwd Jennings, MtD er.John, w.b.W Bayard, M D S Boyd, M D T B Wetmore.M D W B Blayter, M D» M R C B, L RC P, Eng.A Morin, M D.Edln.A W Wick wire, M Dl Edln.A Hattie, M D Chas D Rtgbj, M D QUEBEC.Joseph Mott In, M D J Douglas, M D Joseph Ps in chaud, MD Board MOKT&EAte G W Campbell, M D I M McCulloch, M D A Hall, M D TORONTO.C Wldmsr, M D, President Medical Toronto.John King, MD, Professor Theory and Praettea Medicine, Toronto.Lucins O\u2019Brien, M D, Professor Medical Jails* .\tToronto, Jan* 28, 1878,\tF»«*** 5419 996^ the HOHisriiTca- 6RÜND TRUNK RftllWH JOMPANT OF CANADA.kN AlTDAJrTEB MONDAY NEXT, THX ' **m JUHM, Trmtoam wUl\tFatal L^rt Day Train tor th« WMte MoontalM, Portland and Bnrtno.^.7 00 a^n Doeal Train for &lTlar»-dn-Loap and Intenaadlato Stattona.\u2014 ft 00 am Mixed Train for Richmond and Da Wrmadlata autiooa.9 10 am BsyrNi Train for Montxaal, White Mcuatalna, Portland aad Baetoa 1 10 pun Xzpreee Train tor RlTleradn- Loaps Caecona, and Trala Pletnlee_t 00 pun iftht Kspreaa Train foe Montreal, Whit# Ifoantalna, Portland and Boston-, ¦ .\t.ft to p>m a J.BRYDOX8, Maneflnt Dtraetor.Jane 1», 1S7A\tD TI81IK110 C0JC1GI ¦WITHOUT Tfanstiipmenf at frontier Ports The GrandTrunlt Railway Comp'y WILL SEND OUT DAILY PROM ITS STATION, Chaboillez Square, Through Cart For DETROIT, CHICAGO ST.LAWRENCE AM OTTAWA KAIL WAY.THE, OLD rIÜaBLE AND SHORTEST LINE, PROM ALL POINTS EAST A WEST TO O T T A.~W A.FOUR TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.fiRUD TRUNK RllliWU COMPANY OF CANADA.18T3.Suubot Antngwnonta.1873.PlMmmt Pwlaoê Parlor and HamdMomu Ntm Ordinary Oan 9% mU fkrmyk D*j TrmiM, m& PnUu* STepphif Oan on «0 Through Nifht 9mém ever Hu laave Montreal aa : OOINO Ottawa, BroekrUla, ¦eUerlTle, Tarant itan, Brantford, Godertoh, BnflMo, Detroit.Chicago, end all potnU Weet, at.Might 9.00 p.m Mixed Train for Torento MoppLa* at Train tor Broekrllie and ell ar Vaodreofl et ft yjet.mery week day, excepting Saturday, when It leave*\t2 00 p.m TAD ajau, 9.M a.m., 11 noon, S.M ftpuw., aad ft.ft0 pun.S.M 10.00 a.na^ 1.00 EJO pwm, AM p.aa.and 7.00 p.«n.The S.OO ptje.Train raa QOINÔ SOUTH AMD CAST, r Boeton, Tla Y« tral Railroad, at.tor Mew York an TtaYemoat Central, at.t^ft pun Train for Rooee\u2019a Point, oonnectlnc with Steaaeen on Take Champlain-ft 00 am Wall Train for SC JohaNc and BoneeTi Point, eonneettnc with Traîne on the Slant ead, Sheflbrd aad Chambly and Sooth Pattern Oonntlee Jonetlon Railway*, and with Steam boat» on Lake Champlain, at.1.1ft\tpun Mixed Train tor Island Pood and Way Sfatlane mt.\u2014-ft.00\tam.MaU Train for SW Hyacinthe, Richmond, Sherbrooke, leland Pond, aft.\tL45\tp.m Train tor Richmond ' and Intermediate Stallone.5.15 p.m Might Fiiirnee for leland Pond, Oor-ham, Portland, Boston, and the Lower Prorlnoee, aft.!#-*\u2022\tpun Might at St.Hilaire BSC Hyacinthe, at MUOrtçht pmrn the pan^toallty of the traîne depend* on eweentlnne with other hnee, the Company will not he reepenelble for traîna not arriving gft or laaslng any etatlonat the boarm named > Steamer FALMOUTH laaree Portland every Tneeday at ft.ftft p.wu, for RaMlhx, NS, Ttoa epiendld new eteamer CA.RLOTT^, panning In eonmeetten with the Grand Trank Railway, leave# Portland for Hallfhx, NJS., erary Saturday at AOO p^m.She hae exoeilent acoommodatlon Cor Pawengere and Freight.The eteemehlp CHASE v,;-?afoo ran between Portland aad Halifax.The International Company'* Bteamere, ekn ruining in eonneotton with the Grand Trank Railway, leave Portland every Monday end at «.ftO pun^ ftor St.John, N.H, Be.Checked Through.Through Ticket* Imued at the Oompany*» For farther information, and time of Arrival ead Depertnre of eU Tratne at the terminal aad way atattooe, apply at the Ticket Bonaveatore Station, or at No, lift, St May 2ft, 1S7A a J.BRYDGMft, Director.June 20 CM» TIIH Mill.ON AND AFTER out o j MM HIT, Kllli ISM An Accommodation Train poa tfoÉeai&Inlefndiaie Stata WILL LEAVE RICHMOND AT 5.30, a.m.f Arrlvtng m Mewraaax.at ejo a.*.RETURNING, WILL leave it 5.15 p.mM arriving P.ra- * , p.m., it 9 C.J.BRYDGEB, Dtreeftor May 1», CUM TIURl UILV1I ON AMD AFTER MONDAY NEXT, 26th liwt.The following alteration* In the ranging of Traîne will take place, vie.Train for Room\u2019s Point, connecting with Steamer* on Lake Cham- pjai n ., ________ ft.00 A.M.Lmol Train ftir Vaodretill.\u201e«.\u2014 5.00 FJt AecommodaOon Train tor Brock- Ville i - - i.i i i r-rr-,-\u2014.ft.00 FUI, i tor all pointa Weet.9.00 ru*.C.J.BRYDGEB, Director.Other Western Points.which are Porta of Entry, and any Freight delivered aft the ChabotUee Square Freight 8ta Uon Before 5 o\u2019clock P.M., Will be pot In Throogh Car*, and will go Direct Through to Detroit, Chicago, and other Porte of entry wlthoat Transhipment or Examination at Port Huron.Th72 Lm oo dftw May 7, II7A E.D.ASHE, Commander Royal Navy, F.R.A.favorably known, is now supplied|with à varied and complete assortment of Mens Youths and Boy\u2019s Hate.R.W.COWAN, Corner of Notre Dame and SL Peter Streets, Montreal.Mar 11, 1178.\tlanlO-ay Chicago, Oct, 1871.Mesars.Herring ft Co: Gents\u2014We have tried the Herring Safo again, and In this \u201cburning of Chicago,\u201d the wheels of the safe and part of the Iron on bottom and back were melted off; but, to our great surprise, we do not lore a book or paper \u201c-all the contents are safe.la Impossible for us to speak In terms of too much praise of the Herring Safe, as this Is the second time it has carried us through safely.Yours respectfully, y J.M .BUTLER ft CO- Paper Dealers, successors to Laflln ft Butler.Chicago, OcL, 1871.Messrs.Herring ft Co : Gentlemen\u2014In the great fire on the West Side on the nlgbtof the 7th Inst., which burned four blocks of buildings, lumber and eoal yards, I bad one of your No.7 Herring1* Patent Champion Safes; and although the beat wae so Intense as to melt the braes plates and knobs, upon opening the safe I found the contents, consisting of my books, papers, etc., all right\u2014nothing burned or hurt exeept by steam.Please rend me another of the same sire for my new office.Yours truly, W.S.JOHNSON.Marsh 1ft, 1I7A LIEBIG\u2019S Liquid Extract of Beet AND TONIC IN YIGOKATOR.Besides the condensed beef pre- pared from the best parte or th* animal, this preparation contains Quinine, Peruvian Bark, and numerous herbs and roeta grown for tbelr tonic and health-giving properties.THIS IS THE ONLY CONDENSED BEEF THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE COOKING OR WARMING.It waa especially manufactured nnder the direction of BARON VCN LIEBIG, before the late FRAN CO-PRUSSIAN WAR, for the German eqklien.Its tonic qualities are much greater than these found in any ordinary Bpeetfic or Appetiser, and Its nutritive properties are sufficient to sustain the body without the addition of aoUd food.It U now recommended by the Faculty in preference to anything else as the best remedy for ecem bt-r SO, IS72.' ly-Io \u2018 8 H O I?\"r FOR SHE OR TO LET.GOODS SHOP, for several yean by Mr.F.X* «\u2022mean, Cote du Passage, Levis.Possession from let May next.Ap^ly »t the Office ef the St.Lawreno* Tgffi teat Company, St Andrew's Whart .J! A.GABOURY, Mar-b 7, 1872.\u2022 isi by J.Printed aud Prlattstg works, Mosustata w«n.\u2022mbeerlpttoa I\u2014DAILY, fiC.00 p«r WKXKLY, $9.00, In advawee.AdmrUmmtmtt far one and turn 9 Coûta per Llwe each.Thr* 4 oasts par Lime "]