Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 27 mars 1875, samedi 27 mars 1875

[" K COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL XXIX.QUEBEC.SATURDAY.MARCH 27.1875.No.Id 032.THE IMPERI A.L nsi imucE cBMPm \u2014 OF \u2014 LONDON.(EBTABLIBHM) 1807.) Subscribed sud Inreeted Capital and Boaerved Fund.£1*946,000 .8TBR1J3VO.Funds Inreeted in Canada, 106^)00.D.?.ROS3, A«ant for Qa*b«c, Foot of MranUln Hill.SCORNING CHRONICLE, IS AT'.QUEBEC (GAZETTE, BSTABLISHRO 1764.1 2f C OKPOB AT ED 1874.The Daily and Weekly \u201c Chronicle \u201d aro tor nlo at Mr.O.K.Hollwell**, Army Buttooor, oppool:e Foot Offloo ; Mr.M.Millar, PolarStrroot; Moowo.Ploroo APatoroon, Fab-riqaa Streot ; Mr Brown, St.John Stroot, (within); Mr.Darroao, Tobawontot, S8| St John Stroot (without) ; Mr.Gala, ooraor of BL Cwtaoho and IVAlgnlUon Stroota, St John Suburb*, and at Mr.Rite hi#\u2019».South C^aoboe Joly II, 1874.Advertising Agents for the \u201c Morning Chronicle,\u201d Gkobsk Branr, Batbs, Hbjtdt a Co., and F.Axoak, London Gao.P.Rowan.A Co., and & M.P*mn»-epje.a co, Now Yortt.B.R.Nrtxa, and B M.PxTTaweiu.A Co.St Louis, Mo.Bowuxa.A CnaxAir, Norxmbor JO.1»74 Upper pari of a House Wanted.WANTED, ON THE 1»T MAT, THE Upper part of a Honao eonUtnlcg Six or So von Room*, in tbo St John or St Loola Suburb*.Addnaa, stating rout, M.K., - CHRONICLE n OFFICE.January M, 1875.THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY 1857-1875.Names of soma of tbo Ptrminant Wrtt*rs who Will oootribute to tbo next Volume of tbo Atlaittic.Vf.lO «GFKLLOW, W C.BBYANT, J.R.LOWELL,\tO.W.HOLMES - MABK TWAIN,\" cote boo of MlHlasIrpt River Life, a* bo used to mo K from a Pilot Hmue.) BAYARD TAYLOR, W.D.HOWELLS, H.JAMES, JB.,\tT.B.ALDRICH, CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, (Sketches of Orient*: Ldfle and Travel.) FRANCIS PARKMAN, JOHN FIBER EDWARD ATKINSON, DAVID A.WELLS DR- BROWN-âK(*UARD la oxpeetod to furnioh Papom on Medical Science.The (bur departments of LiUrntur*, Muti* JtU and Education will be flUed monthly by vtgMoua editor! si article* and reviewr.¦ni* f fillTir (ontrlbator* of The Attau« tie write far na atRer Macaxluv i the manager* proposa to keap it where it baa always st-od, at tba head of American literature.TERMS s\u2014single or specimen numbers, AS emta.Yearly »o Ascription, $4U>0.JET TA* JUUmUU UHil 1m sast rss qf pottw Co mil Subscriber* for E.O.HOUGHTON AND COMPAN Y, fioetoo.(The Riverside Pro es.Cambridge.) HURD AND HOUGHTON, New Yotk.January It, 18TB.1 \u2022 c:i Capital.£2,000,000 Sterling LIFE DEPARTMENT.ASSURANCES EFFECTED ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.FIRE DEPARTMENT PROPERTY INSURED AT RA>fB, CURRENT FLRE AND LIFE ACCOUNTS KEPT PERFECTLY DISTINCT.1 Poli cits ixsutd ktrt.Lotus promptly pud.O.F.CHAMPION.Agent, Ofltoe\u201481, SL Pater Street.Dow\u2019s Sturgeon Oil I/nSTIMElSTT rpHIS LINIMENT IS WITHOUT EXCEP-A lVon the best aod cheapest In the country.Compounded sctenUflcally, ae the result of a thorough knowledge of the powers wleldel over dises es by tbe propel use of porous canals.It is absorbed as soon as applied, and earj ltd through the pores to tbe remotest disease, acting upon pains and sweliln«s with a power bo less efficacious than water upon fire.It hss been in use fr r over six years and Us ex* tensive sale bsa only Increased Us j opnlsiity, aod eetabllshed 18s supremacy over every other remedy of the kind.Horse teamsters pronounce It Invaluable and basing used It will not be without It.-There is nothing like it \" «> It acts like a charm.\u201d \u2022\u2022 Tbe Liniment par ezocU«noe,n\u2014are tbe expressions of bun ed* w»o have tried It.\u2014When tborongb-ly applied.It will give almost Instant teller In Rheumatism, Neur»l«ia, Lumbago, Sprains Crampe, Braises.Pain lo tbe Side, Chilblains Lame nets, Ac.Thos- afflicted with any such disorders, should try U without delay.J.W aBRAYLSY, Wholesale Agent for (he Domla.^Q to whoa all otders muet be addressed.For sale by all Druggists and country dealers generally.Frederic tor, N.B., March 12 1876.bo ENmillMJf MUSIC.yiHE LATEST MUS\u2019O PUBLISHED Plaisirs Champêtres, Quadrille Elegant, Geo.McNeil,\u201476 cents.The Fslry Steps, Galop, 8.N Eearle.\u201440->ts BeUeropbou Galop.8.D\u2019Arma,\u201440cts.The Musical World, (MCFSIKAUSCHB WKLT) appears mou>hiy, each r r l consisting of J4 pagee of Plano Mus e * compositions selected are tbe best, and dUnerw unpublished works of the leading living composers Sttbétrifêion Jor th* year $2.50 t* aebanct.The - Musical World \" b s now reached Its fourth year and is tbe leading Musical Publication par excellence of tbe age\tFrans ABT Is it* Chief Editor,\u2018MR.H.A.C.i UCHS & CO January 8, 1876 Ooup/w, Golds, Bronchait, Bore Throat.In-/fuenoa, Group, S7voo;>-ing Cough, Hoartenest, Liver Complaint, Pain* or Sorenes» lu the Ch'tt or Stde-Bleeding at the Lung*, ami every feclton of the throat, l,ci»08 and CHX8T.are speedily and permanently cured by the use of Dr.Wistar\u2019s Balsam or Wild Chkbrt, which does not dry up a cough and leave the cause behind, at Is the case with moat remedies, tut loosens It, cleanses the lungs and alla a 1 rltation, thus removing tbe cause of the complaint.CONSUMPTION CAN B* CURED by a timely resort to this standard remedy, as W prove 1 by hundreds of testimonials it has received.Nuns genuine unie-asigned \u2022\u2022 I.BUTTS \u201d on the wrapper.60 eta.and $1 a bottle ; large bottles much tbe cheaper.SETH W.FOWL.E A SONS, Proprietors, Boston, Ma«w.Sold by dealers generally.March 18, 1876.\tF d*w '*f**M' Corporation Quebec CITY HALL, Quebec, Deo.81st, 1874.Notice is hereby given, that the Physicians whose names are hereafter menti' ned, practising in tbe City of Qacbeo.have been appointed Vaccinators by tbe Connell of the City of Quebec, under the provisions of tbe Act 24 Viet.chap.24, intituled : \u2022\u2022 An Act to provide f r the more general adoption of the practice of vaccin», tlon,\" In pnmuarec of the enactments of the said act to vaccl: ate at tbe expense ol the City, all indigent persons rendent In the ssld city, who wl\u2019l mske application to «ny one of tbe said Physicians to that end, namely For fet.Lewis, Palace.St John and Montcalm Waida, Doctors Belle.n, residing No.14, St Ursule Street.Upper T.wb, ami F.R.Rlnfret, residing No.19, D\u2019A gulllon Street, St John Ward.For St Roch and Jacques-Cartier W^rda, Doctors Charles De guise, N.65.1 ,nt mentioned Stieet.Charles J.Samson, 49, St.Francis Street St.Koch Ward, and Louis Dl n, 65}, St.Joeepb Street, Jacques-Cartier Ward.For Ht.Peter and Champlain Wards, Doe.tors J*jhn L.Wherry, No.91, Notre-Dame Street, Lower Town, and Michael Ahern, No.7, same Street.Public Notice Is specially called to the provisions contained In tbe tenth section of the said Act which tbe Corporation will cause to be strictly emorced, and which are as follows : Bsc.10_\u201cIf any father or mother, or person so having, as aforesaid, tbe care, nurture or custody of any snob child as aforesaid, shall not cause such child to be vaccinated within the periods prescribed by this act, «r shall not, on tbe eighth day after the vaccination has been performed, take, or cause to be taken, sneb child for inspection, according to tbe provisions in this act respectively contained, thon such father or mother, or person having the care, nurtnre, or custody of such child as aforesaid, so offending shall be liable to a penally not exceeding five dollars, recoverable, on snmmary conviction, before the Inspe tor and- Superintendent of P dice.Police Magistrate, or SUrendlary M Tglstrate, appointed for the city In which the offence was committed, or If there be no such officer, then before any two Justices ol tbe Peace slttlug and having Jurisdiction In such city, aud the provisions of the one hundred and third chapter of tbe Consolidated Statutes of Canada shnll be applicable to tbe recovery of such penalties.\u201d L A.CANNON, City Clerk December 81, 1874.HsMORRMOica (OB Pii.Eti) are permanently cured by Mathieu\u2019* Pile Ointment, or money re nnded.Price $1 per Pot, or 6 PoU for $5 Sold wholesale and «tail by the Wir gale Gbemical Compiny, Montreal, and retail by all druggists, or will be forwarded lo any address on receipt of price by Dr.E.Mathien, 198, Notre Dame Street, Montreal.February 6, 1876.\ttuesAsat-Lm vi \\ KA VILLA «iOCOA.\u2014TAYLOB BbO- Gocoa In Europe), having the exclusive supply if this unrivalled Cocoa.Invite comparison with any other Cocoa for Purity.\u2014fine Aroma \u2014Sanative, Nutritive and Saatalnlng Power\u2014 Easiness of Digestion\u2014and especially, high delicious flavour.One trial will establish It as a favourite Beverage for breakfast, lunch, son, aud a Soothing Refreshment after a late evening.N.B.\u2014Caution\u2014«'Maravllla\u201d Is p registered Trade Mark.MARAV1LLA COCOA.\u2014The Globe Bays, i Taylor Brothers\u2019MaravlUa Cocoa has achieved a thorough sucress, and supercedes every other Cocoa In tbe market.Entire solablilty, \u201c delicate amma, and a rare concentration ol tbe purest elements of nutrition, distinguish tbe Maravilla Cocoa above all others.For Invalids and Dyspeptics, we could not recommend a more agreeable or valuable beverage.\u201d For further favourable opinions vide Standard, Morning Pott, British Medical Journal, Ae., Ac.HOMfEOPAcTHIC COCOA.\u2014This original preparation, which has attained snob a worldwide reputation, is manufactured by TAYLOR BROTH 7!R8 under the ablest homoeopathic advice, aided by the aktll and experience o.' the inventors, and will be found to combine in sn eminent degree tbe parity, fine aroma, and evictions property of the fresn nut.fOLl'BLE CHOCOLATE, mads in one minute without boiling.The above articles prepared exclnsively Ly TAYLOR BROTHERS, tbe largest manufacture re in Europe, and sold in tin-lined packets only by Storekeepers and others ai) over tba world.Steam Mills, Brick Lane, Loudon.Krport OtaHory Mills, Brag es, Be^tlaw, March 11.1874,\tlm THE GfldT ENGLISH HEMEBI.Clark\u2019s Derby Condition Powders.Tars is the only enoli h condition POWDER 1q the maiket.For tbe purp'ses designed It has never been equalled.The recipe for Its preparation was the most sucotaaful at hlevements of one of Eng* laud's mo\\t eminent Veterinary Surgeons.It was ucel by him with unparallele J success, through a long course of veterinary practice.The London Farrier rays It is the only Condition Powder to be relied npon.W) en given to horses, It produces almost magical effect, Increasing the appetite, producing a healthy ooBditloa to the digestive organs, purifying tbe blood, causing an equal circulation and Imparts a renewed and vigorous constitution, all of which Is speedily Indicated by the peculiar glossiness of his coat, and the acUvlty and sprlghtllneas of his motions.No anise al can be in a healthy condition, If Its coat la raugh and storing, and Iti motion languid.The Derby Condition Powders will be found a perfect tonic and restorer alter attack of any acute dlKeaae, such as Catarrh, Hoise-All, Ac.They are equally beneficial for cattle, sheep and pigs, ana can never do harm.Farmers who are fattening stock should always use them ; their use keeps the animals thrifty and causes them to take on flesh much faster.Look for tbe signature of J.B.CLARK Professor cf 6 natomy lu the Royal Veterl-na y Coll-ge, London.J.W.BRAYLRY, Wholesale Agent for the Don Inlou, to whom all orders must be ai- dressed.Retailed by Druggist* and all Country Merchants.Freds: luton, N.B., Maroh 12, 18T6.bo Q &.IL U M ! Machine picked oakum has been found by experiment to go one fourth \u201c-r\u201c\u2014 IF YOU HAVE A COUGH WITH AI8-ING of PHLEGM In the morning, night sweats, aul Irregularity of the bowels, lcs< of appetite, and general debility, take DR.WHEELER\u2019S COMPOUND ELIXIR OF PHOSPHATE* AND CAL1SAYA.A boat of those who have used It throughout Ihe Dominion will attest its greit efficacy in arresting Ihe decline of the Consumptive.It betlos at tbe root, of the evil, tbe Stomach, and per eots Digestion, Assimilation of Food, and tbe formation rf Healthy Blood, rapidly invigorating the Constitution and reatorieg energy to all the Vital Organa.It Is agreeable to teke and permanent In Its effect with no liability of re\u2019apse.Sold by all druggists at $1.00.March 19, 1876.\tLm dAw The Human Hair.\u2014To give It strength and lustre, to lm) rove Its texture, to prevent Its falling out and quicken Us growth\u2014in short to make it a% intended, the crowulug personal charm of both sexes\u2014this Is tbe work Burnett'* Cocoaine will accomplish, If fullbfnHy used.There In a stimulating property in this preparation, which greatly assists the growth of tbe fibres, at tbe same time rendering them smooth, silky and elastic.March 18, 1876.\tLm-t,thAsat Erasmus Wilton says that \u2022\u2022the prolongation of life Is possible four different ways : IsU By Increasing tbe vital power Itself; 2nd.By hardening tbe organs ; 3rd.By retarding vital consumption ; 4tb By facllltotlag and assisting restoration It In now established beyond ail doubt that Fellows' Syrup of Hypopboephltes will retard vital consumption, Increase Involuntary muscular power, and thereby harden tbe organs, Increase vitality and lacllltoto and assist restoration, and consequently it poeecsazs thx WO.NDC FUL PROPERTY OF PROLONGING OF HUMAN LIFB.January 81, 1876.\tF-dAw Tbe «re»* Female ftâemedy\" , Clark\u2019s Periodical Pills.This well-known medicine is no imposition bet a enre and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstructions, from any cause whatever ; aud although a powerful remedy, It eon-tainn nothing hurtful to the constitution.To Married Ladjjes It is peculiarly salted.It will.In a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.In ail oases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in tbe Back, and Limbs, Haavlneea, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of tbs Heart, Lo* ness of Spirits, Hysterica Blok Headaches, Whites and all tbe painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these I'llls will effect a cure when all other means have lailed.Thocs Pill?, have never been known to fa-1 where tho directions on the second page oi pamphlet are well obeerved.For full particular* get a pamphlet, free o.the agent JOB MOSES, Nbw York, Sol* Pboprirtox; \u2022 $1.00 and 12$ cento for postage, enclosed to Northrop A Lymen, Toronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion, will Insure a bottle containing over 60 pills, by return mall.Sold in Quebec by J.Masson A Co., W.E.Brunet, E.Giroux A Brother, J.E.Burke, R McLeod, W.H.LaRocbe, J.J.Veldon, and nil Modlctue Dealers.August 98.1878\tdA* Wild Chvrry Balsam.\u2014Tbe memory o Dr.Wlslar is embalmed In the hearts of thousands whom hi* Balaam cj Wild Cherry has cured of oooghs, colds, consumption, or come other form of Pulmonary dlss.se.60 cte.and $1 a l oltlo large bottles much the cheaper.March 18 1875.\t' F dAw large blinder Press for Sale, TX>B SALE, THE LARGE CYLINDER X; PRESe for many year# used In printing the QUEBEC GAZETTE.It may be seen at the Printing Offices of Massas.MIDDLETON A DAWSON.November 5, 1874.___________ QUEBEC SOCIETY \u2014FOR THE\u2014 talion et Cruelly Ip Animals, r THOSE WHO MAY FEEL DISPOSED to donate by Will to the Benevolent objects of this Society, tbe following 1* submitted es a form :\u2014\t_ FORM OF BEQUEST.I give and bequeath to the Quebec Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, established at Quebec in April, 1870, the sum of., Dollar*.November 5, 1874________Lm KIRK S HOBSON, Stock aod Exchange Broken, (OF TKB MONTRBAL iTOCX RXCHANGM.) lO, Hospital Street, farther then bend-picked, being free from waste.Is driven with greater ease, lies closer, and oea»eqoently makes a batter seam, and le most approved of 1-y Lloyd\u2019s Surveyor* In England.\t£ .Tba lower quality, made from good Junk, can now be bad for leas money than hand-picked from the AbiIc-Aid ricaiiBone & datum Co, No.44, Canning Phot, Liverpool.In ordering for Spring shipments request your friend*, to get our quotations before buying.Uniformity of qualify can be relied on.We supply Spun Oakum, manufactured by latest Improved machinery.OAKUM mad» out moderate prleee.January 4, 1876.of New Material at Cm-ao PURVEYOR TO T.R.H.\u2019S THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.By appointment to the Principal Courts of Europe.CORPORATION OF OCFRFC.CITY OF QUEBEC,) TQ W,T.District of Qdbbkc.j AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Council of the City of Quebec, held at the i ity Hall, In tbe taid City, on the fourteenth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and flfty-flve, In virtue of a By-Law made and passed at a quarterly meeting oi this council, held on the ninth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and forty-five, adjourned from the said ninth day of June to tbe tenth day of the said month, and further adjourned from the said tenth day of June to tbe eleventh day of the said month of Jane, In tbe year last aforesaid, at each of which several meetings were and are present two-thirds of tbe Members somposing the Council of tbo City of Que-beo, that is to say :\u2014 His Worship tbs Mayor, Messrs.Hall, Stafford, Glaokemeyer, Rcbltollle, Valise, Bureau, Rbeaume, Sewell (Dr.), Connolly, Joseph Rousseau, Robertson, Alleyn, Lea y craft Heam.It was ordained by tbs said Council, and tbe ¦aid Council doth hereby ordain and make the following By-Law :\u2014 A BY-LAW to régulai* the Measurement and BelUnç et every kind et Wire Wood brought into the City of Que bee.AHEREAS It Is expedient to regulate the Bale of Firs Wood upon tbe Markets and other public places of tbo City, tbe said Council, by and la virtue of tbe authority given to them in and by Act of the Legislature of this Province, 18 Vic., cap.169, intUnltd \u201c An Act to amend and consolidate the provisions contained in the Ordinances to Incorporate the City and Town of Quebec, aud to vest more ample powers In the Corporation of the said City and Town,\u201d ordains and enacts, and it Is hereby ordained and enacted : 1.\u2014That within the limits of the City of Quebec, from and after the passing of tbe present By-Law, tbe standard cord of Fire Wood shall be of wood not lees than two and a half feet long, the cord being eight feet long by four Trrmrua xr a T nr* TrvrpT) a fvr lon«-106 cora °«1D8\t«««i 1(>db Ioar MI f T r O IV1 A Li L xiÀXl\\xi.VJA y feet high, French measure, or shall couslst of BY THE PRINCE OF \u2022\t*rr#DCh oablc reet\u2019tbe wUtl wood MONTREjYL.Stocks, rtr.rvH«L Debenture*, etc., bought and \u2022old ou margin or far cash.Orders promptly attended to.by permtaston, to the President, i and Cashier, Union Bank of Lower SL! 2, 1874.Smoke the F.F, Cigar, f^The Beat In the Dominion.A GOLDSTEIN, Sole Agent for Quebec.NOVELTY WORKS UIAOIMKIUI HOMlIMSIlSlttm, MONTREAL.R.GARDNER & SON ^RE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY RAILROAD \u2014\u2014\u2014-« with PORTABLE aud STATIONARY ENGINES, DUMP CARS, CHILLED IRON WHEELS, HjLNDCaBS, RAIL BENDERS, Ac., Ac., Ac A gauaral TORY supplies.Iron and wood-' tof MILL and FAC-Jfarldge Work, a speciality; ood-worktng Machinery, eta.etc.R.GARDNER dt SOtf, MONTREAL.September it, 1874 IlMraMimilS FOR SALE, PATRONIZED WALES and ROYAL FAMILY of Great Britain and principal Courts of Europe, nobility, and gentry of England and tbe Continent; also, by the principal physic Ians and medical praetltloner* at home and abroad HOOT'S HALT EXTRACT It beneficial In cases of weakened or diseased digestion ; in obstinate catarrhs and coughs ; hoarse, ness ; catarrhal diseases of tbe bronchi»! tabes ; in eases of li clplent and progressive tubercular consumption ; and In eases of bodily weakness and exhaustion.HOFF\"* MALT EXTRACT has the best and most teskmonlals of any medicinal and Invigorating preparation yet produced.It la In high repute and tbe demand fast in creasing, while toe testimonial* dally recelv-d fully bear out Its intrt^gjjmgtfR.HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT has, oyTTrwn lutrin .1c merits, earned for itself a reputation as a curative and Invigorating remedy, cot surpassed by any otoer.It possesses a very agreeable flavor, and is adapted to the moet enfeebled digestion.HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT.Pamphlets with directions for as*, testimonial* and distinctions from Emperor*, Kings, Princes, and Physicians, with medals from learned societies, may be bad of the undersigned.Price, 76 cents per bottle.Bold by R McLeod, Masson A Co., J.E.Burke, J.J.Veldon, W.£.Brunet, O.Polvln A Carrier, Giroux A Frere.Wholesale Agents for Dominion of Canada ABC HER A CO, Montreal November 98, 187.'.\tF-Cmco QUEBEC ~ CIVIL SERVICE MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.rpms SOCIETY, A mutual BENEFIT X Society, In favor of the widow* or heirs of iks deceased members, is limited to 600 members, and Is not confined to tbe Civil Service.Every member, upon bis entering the Society, pays a contribution ef four dollars, which is given to the estate of the member who shall first dl*.Every surviving member Is thereupon required to pav In another contribution, to meet the next call on the Society through death, and so on continnonaly whenever a death occurs.For further partloula * apply to the Secretary-Treasurer, MR.P.E.BOTH, Parliament Buildings.August 4, 1874.\tTf-ao lug, therefore, two feet and a bait In length and not less.2.\u2014That from and after the first day of Janaary next, no fire wood shall be sold or offbred for sale or bought on any of tbo Mar kets or public places of tbe Cl-v of Quebec, otherwise than by the co d, half cord, a third of a cord or a quarter of a cord, and In no less quantity, aud such wood shall cot be less than two feet and a half in length aforesaid.8.\u2014That nothing above ordained and enacted shall affecr In any way tbe firewood which ¦h*ii be the property of Her Majesty\u2019s Govern-menu 4.\u2014\u2019That any person who shall violate or Infringe any of the provisions contained la the present By-Law, or any part of the same, shall Incur and pay for each aud every offence, violation, or infraction, a penally not exceed -g five pounds currency, or sbaii be liable to an imprisonment not exceeding thirty days.6.\u2014That every other By-Law of this Council, or any part of tbe same, ami an other orders, rules or provisions made and passed by any other authority, and now in force touch log and couce:nlng the matters and things contained in the present By Law, or which arc Incompatible with the provisions of tbe said By-Law, or any peut of the same, or which shall be repugnant to the same, shall be aud are hereby repealed.[L.R)\tJOS.MORRIN, Mayor, Attested, F.X.GARNEAU City Clerk.(Certified,) L.A, CANNON, City Clerk December 21, 1874 The Fishermen\u2019s WMORM & GEM «001 giv guments necessary to guide him to a correct conclusion.Tie ImM M PiililisliiDi Co, 41, B&rolay Street, New-York, continue the reprint of the four leading Review*, vl*.: EDINBURGH REVIEW, {Whig.) LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conservative WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (Liberal) BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Foangelieai.) Wilber's Cod Liver 041 and Llm*.\u2014The friends of person* who have been restored from confirmed consumption by tbe nse of tbl* otlglnal preparation, and the grateful parties theimelves», have, by recommsodlcg It and acknowledging Its woode fUl efficacy, given the article a vast popularity In New England The Cod Liver Oil Is In tbl* combination robbed of Us unpleasant ta*te, and Is rendered doubly eflbctlre In being coupled with the lime, which is itself a restorative prtsetple, supplying nature with Just the agent and a'slstann* required to heal and reform tbe diseased lungs.A.B.WTlbob.Borton, is the proprietor.Sold by all druggists.March 19, 1876.\tC-eo For over twenty years \u2022' Bryan\u2019s Pulmonic Wafeis\u201d have maintained tbeir reputation for cnrli g coughs, o\u2019ds, and pulmonary diseases.Those snffbrlne or threatened with any of the symptoms of bronchitis, or any of the pulmonary mm g 1 alms, should at once give them a trial.They give almost Immediate relief, aad If taken In time generally effect a cure.Remember that a common cold or cough, If not attended to In time, often leads to that dhtresslng and fatal disease\u2014 consumption.Bold by all druggists and country dealers.Price 26 cents per box.Bold In Quebec by J.Masson A Co.W.R Brunei, E.Glronx A Brother, J.B.Burke, B.McLeod, W.H.LaRocbe, J.J.Veldon, end all Medicine Dealers.March 18.1876.\tF-dAw I,ikeaC:iillnight at Tammany Hall between Cyrille Dion and Maurice Vignany.The game was closed by Vignanx iu the 50(h fitilllll rULUIUT.tuning, the score being, Fignanx 400, Dion\t_ 543; wiener's average 12; time of game { tifbaaal* at Print Leria, ~ot a attr^hi^tTpeT- HOUSE OF COM MOMM.Ottawa, March 26, The SPEAKER took the chair at 3 o\u2019clock p.m.\t¦.\t\u2022\t\u2022 - .¦ a M.Mackenzie moved that the House resolve itsrif into a Committee Of the Whole to consider certain résolutions for the purpose of revoking the power given to the Quebec Harbor CommiNsloners, under the Art, 36 .Yic^ Cap.62, R*c 23, and providing other means ot raising a sum requisite to defray the expense of constructing » Graving Dock in the Harbor ol Quebec.Mr.TUPPER asked whether the sits of the Graving Dock had been fixed ?Mr, MACKENZIE replied that it had not, and proposed consulting the Montreal Harbor Commiasiom rs, who were to pay part oi the chargea, a* well aa the Harbor Commission era of Quebec, and to endeavour to strive at a selection of a site that would meet the commercial requirements of the River as a whole, withoct regard to sectional interests, except ao far as was necessary to obtain the best possible site.Re bad received a semi-official communication from the soling chairman of the Montreal Harbor Commissioners, indicating the place where the Dock should be erected, it agreed with the opinion expressed by the Quebto Commissioners, when he (Mr.Mackenzie) was there last sommer.These resolutions provided that the selection must be approved of by the Governor in Connell.The Montreal Commission had agreed to pay $60,000.The Quebec Com-misajon paid a similar sum, and all the revenues went to make op the amount required for the payment of the cost of tho Dock.This being the case, it was only fair the Montreal Harbor Commissioners should have a voice in the seltction of the site.Mr.TIPPER regretted to hear the state-ment made by the first minister, because he thought Parliament were not only entitled to know.In a mat er of this kind, the site for (he proposed work, but also to have some idea of the i;ost.On a recent occsaion, the hon.member for Booth Brace took exception to trosting the Government with the power oi exercising their own judgment in regard to the construction of public work.Mr.MACKENZIE\u2014What work?Mr.TUPPER\u2014The Bay Verte Canal.He (Mr.Tapper) was not going to revive that question, beca> se it had been disposed of already ; but if objection might properly be urged against the Government being entrusted with power to go on with a public work provided for by Puliament until the House was given the information asked by the hon.member for Boutb Bruce, they had a right to refuse to sanction this measure nutii the Government should explain how tboy proposed to expend It, and how much mouey «quid be required.Thé subject of this Graving Dock was not a new one.The Government had in their possession very full information in regard to the matter.It had been brought again and again before the notice of the Government.It bad been made the subject of reports b?the engineers of the Government and by very distinguished engineers from Great Britain.The work itself was not one of great importance or very considerable magnitude, but the question aa to whether it should be erected in Quebec or Levis was one of very great consequence t> the public, because the amount of money in one case would be aometbing like 60 or 60 percent more than in the other.He thought that in relation to thl* matter the House was entitled «tiï» \u2022Ute®fut \u2018rom the Premier before, thïJ\thJ*VUthorIty from Pxriiamebt, M K Whethar «ite chosen by the very highest authorities and imnartial trlbuaal*\tr^Ji.*,C8.«u impartial baps would be more approved by a number of gentlemen on both aides of the House, in Quebec, but whleli would involve a much hrger expenditure of public money.It was .oue of those caaea in which the Government, having the means of forming an opinion, ought to take Parliament into their confidence and inform them where the site was to be and what amount would be necessary for the , construction of tho work.He learnt from a communication he had received from one of Harbor CommUsionerti of Quebec, that not { ouly had the oflicers of the Imperial Government, who were deeply interested in this the proseven of Qaebec, the men he supposed best qualified to judge what site should be selected, concurred In the opinion expressed by the Imperial officers iu relation to this work.Ho regretted that under Hiicb i ircnmstanccs the Premier wan not iu a poriiiou to stare to this House whether the best location would be chosen, or whether that was to depend upon the amount of political presaure brought to bear upon the Gov ruinent by purtiett in this House or outiddo of it.There were gentlemen in this House to whom the Government would be disposed to defer a guml deal, who w* re ready to exercise all the influence they could bring to bear upon the Government, aud he hoped tho Premier would invoke the assietance of the Houhc, if uueessAry, agaiust tho pn shure that might in Volvo a large in-i refine iu pnblio expenditure.The Engineer\u2019s blimate for tho Dock on the Livia side, 500 fet t long, wan JL'88,900 ; for a Dock 850 feet long, £104,000 ; for a Dock 500 fee?long at Diamond Harbour, was £110,000.This was (he information furuiobi d him by one of the Harbour Commissioners.Mr.MACKENZIE called the a tention of House to the fact that this was not a public work, and that the Government would not spend any money on it They merely borrowed mouey to pay over to the Trust, which amc-unl would le repaid.The Graving Do-s necessitated to make particular specification of exact location, it being quite sufficient to say that it was to be constructed iu the Harbor of Quebec.Mr.TUPPER thought the reply of the hou.first minister was not in point.Any work for which tho Government pledged the credit of the Dominion, no matter ia what way the mouey might be recouped, he held it to be a public work.The hon.gentleman had admitted there was a difference of 20 per cent between the two sites.Mr.MACKENZIE said that his sUti-m^nt was ouly to the iffect that between the U cations mentioned by the engineers in their report there was a diffcrenco of £20,000, bat he did not say there were ouly two sites which might be selected.Mr.TUPPER said the hon.gentlemen was therefore not able to state whether the difference might not be 20 per cent or 50 per cent a ¦ between the different sites.Mr.MACKENZIE said he was not able to state whether there would be any difference Mr.HOLTON asked for an explanation as to bow the hon.member for Cumberland wcnld submit the question to the Honse.Mr.TUPPER said he would submit a proposition setting forth that a Graving Dock should be constructed at a certain place, to cost a certain sum, and would not come down to the House with a proposition to construct a Graving Dock without stating whether it would cost £80,000 or £10,000.Mr.MACKENZIE said the hon.member in 1873 asked authority from Parliament to borrow one aud a half million ot dollars to build docks in the harbor of Montreal without stating the site.The Government would be bound to see that the location of the dock in the harbor of Quebec was such aa wonld meet the public iuterests, and they would arrive at a conclusion which would meet the views of mercantile men.The House went into Committee of the Whole and reported the résolu Ions.On morion ot Mr.FOURNIER, the House went into Committee to insert farther amend meats to the Insolvency Bill.Mr.FOURNIER moved that tho bill be amended by striking out bleachers, carpenters and cow-keepers from the first clause, and inserting miners and master qnarrvmen After a brief discussion tho amendment was aflopted.Mr.FOURN 1ER moved tbat tho 26th clause be : \"The Governor in Council may appoint in the several Provinces of Canada, except the Province of Quebec, one or more persons to be official assignee or assignees, or joint official assignee or assignees in and for every county, and in the Province of Quebec, such appoint mont of official assignee, or joint official assignees, shall be mane for each of the judicial districts ol each Province, except in each of the districts of Montreal and 8t.Francis, n spectively ; euch appointment to be made for such district, or ft r oue or more electoral divisious of the (MM.\u201d Mr.MITCHELL asked why Quebec should have exceptional legislation.Mr.ft'OURNIER said it was because an official asoignee was not required for every county in that Province.The amendment was adopted, and the Com mittee rose and reported the bill as amended The amendment was read a first and second time.Mr.BO WELL moved that the bill be re-feried back to the Cooribittee of the Whole for the purpose of substitutiog the followiug tor the first clause : '\u2018This act shall apply to all members, aud to all ro-partnershipn and compa- tes.whether incorporated or not, except incorporated banks, insurance, railway, and telegr ph companies, aud debts inenrred by breaches of trust.\u201d The House divided, when the amendment was lost by 119 to 41.Mr.B0URAS3A proposed in amendment tbat (he bill be nut now read, bat that it be referred back to the Committee of the Whole to add the following words-to the third section ! \u201cAnd debts due by a bankrupt to persons exempted from the operations ot the present act shall not be included in the discharge accorded such bsnarupt, bat that the latter, notwithstanding such discharge, shall be responsible for payment to snob persona, not being tradesmen, who shall moreover participate in the dividends.\u201d Mr.MILLS said (here was a difference in connection with the adoption of the motion, via : debts represented by negotiable seenr-ities.If the motion was carried (t would be necessary to make provision that negotiable notes, bills recoverable and bills of exchange might not be transferred from traders to non-traders, with a view of making the party liable, who otherwise would not be viable.The amendment was negatived by 89 to 62.Mr.MITCHELL moved, seconded by Mr.BW WELL that the bill be not now read the third time, but that it be referred back to the Committee of the Whole House for the purpose of amending the first clause, by adding the words lumbermen, mill men, contractors and fishermen.Lost on division.Mr.COLBY moved, seconded by Mr.DEVLIN that the bill be not now read a (bird time, but that it be referred back to the Committee of the Whole House, for the purpose of slrikiug out tho 68tb clause which makes it a condition that if a dividend is less than 33 per cent discharge may bo refused.After a short debate in which Messrs.Blake, Colby, Woods, Palmer, Tupper and Young took part, the House rose, it being six o\u2019clock.i list ructions to amend the 58 th section by striking ont \"33,\u201d and inserting \u2018HO.\u201d The amendment wh>i pul and lost\u2014yeas 44 ; nays 116 Mr.PALMER said he did not think It wortii while taking up the time of the House in proposing amendments to the till, but he thought as the House was now petty full it would be the proper time to test the question as to whether the country wanted the bill at nil.He would move, seconded by Mr.Ry-mal, That the bill be not now read a third lime, but that the further consideration thereof be postponed to this day three months.He desired to draw the attention ot the House to the fact tbat tho old s:atutehad been iu force since 1869, and this law had not been in force at all, but it was exper.ience of every member of the House that the law had been detrimental, and the working of the law had been a fruit upoa ttaj conn* try.The amendment was declared lost uo division.Mr.BARTHE moved that the bill tie referred back to the Committee for the purpose f f amendieg it in a manner to have assignees appointed by the Government and paid out of the consolidated fund, to be repaid by tbo percentage on the asseta of each estate, and that the money be dealt with on the principle iu force In Quebec in relation to tho mouey received by Sheriffs.The amendment was declared lost on division.Mr MOUSSEAU moved an amendment with the object of having the words \u201c Building Societies \u2019* inserted in the first clause.Lost ou divUiou.On m-it on of Mr.(iOODQE, seconded by Mr.HOU PON, the hill was nferred hack to the Committee of the Wtrele, with instructions to sirike out the wotd master where it occurred in the first clause iu connection with tho word quarry man.The amendment was reported and read.The bill was read the third time and p-wsed.Mr.BABY moved an amendment proteat-iug agaiust the passing of the Supreme Court bill, contending that! infringed on the rights of province guaranteed to tho province of Quebec in regard to property and civil procedure.Mr.MOUSSE a U supported the amendment, and Messrs.Jones (Loeds) and Palmer, objected to certain feature in the bill, and on the suggestion of Mr.McKenzie the debate was adjourned till Saturday.In reply to Sir J.Micdouald, Mr.MACKENZIE stated the supplemeniary estimate would be brought down on Saturday, and that the House wonld no donbt be able to bring the business to a close next week.The House adjourned at 12.20.firm on their farm at Little River.The famed raising grounds of the Eastern Town-xhipH contributed their quota to the annual dDplay, and Messrs.Miller, McKillop, Jamieson, McKee and Allau, deserve to Im credited with having raised the flue pork, veal, i inatani mutton and lamb, which were exhibited.\u2018 'l^aken altogether, the show made by Messrs 'lozer A Co., was one iu every respect creditable to them, and indicative of tho enterprising name they have gained.I ho following hotels have their cards of appropriation attached to the best pieces Stodacona Club; Albiou Hotel; Hencbey\u2019s Hotel ; Chalmers; Russel House ; Steel\u2019s Hotel.Ac., A:.Next in order down the row come stalls Nos.11 aud 12, which are filled with a capital selection of tasty, juicy meat offered for sale by Mr.Wm.Tozer.Among the show is noticei ble the tore nnd hiud quuters of a really grand heifer, fed by Mr.Tozjr himself, und weighing 1,400 lbs.Tho display of mutton aud veal was also excellent, and will be no doubt, well patronised by those wanting a bonne bouche.Mrs.Dombrouski has ber usual good assortment of sausages, bams, sailed beef and such-like luxuries iu the stall adjacent, while farther down Messrs.Darveao, Dofresne, Moffat and Paquet are bountifully supplied with what is necessary to make a good dinner.Space does not permit us to make a more lengthened report of the decorations, Ac., of this fine show, and we are obliged to postpone the Jacques Cartier, Palais ami Ber helot Markets until Monday.One thing is evident, whoever Is supplied with the needful can go to any of the stalls ami purchase what would be a \u201cdainty dish to lay before the King.\u201d THE BIPTIST CHURCH WILL BE KK OPENED FOR DIVIN* service ou LORD\u2019A DAY, tb* 28Ui \" PIIQ [ \" Chewing Tobacco.\" fawn Jewells\" Smoking Tobacco.M-24 Arran hkciss.Mr.McCALLUM resumed the debate and was followed by Mr.Davies (P.E.I.y wi en the amendment was declared lost on division.Mr.BECHARD moved that the bill be referred abock to the Committee of the Whole with instructions to alter it so os to read in such a way as to provide that all bills due by debtors to such persona os farmers, graalers, Or laborers who are excepted from the opeta* tions of this act.The House divided on the amendment, was rejected\u2014yeas 56 ; nays 83.Mr.COLBY moved that the bill be referred back to a Committee of the Whole with The Kasler Markets.The forty days of fasting aud prayer, of abstinence, self-denial and unusual devotion which go to make up the Lenten season have now elapsed, and humanity, however chastened by ite experiences, looks forward to tho time of feasting, merrimen , present-glvicg and new clotbes-donning with which the Easter Festivities are generally inaugurated.First and foremost to be noticed is the unwonted animation that reigns in every market where the botchers\u2019 stall holds a prominent place.Here the monarch of the cleaver and block holds high revel and dispenses his succulent appetising treasures to his good and faithful vassals, the public.True it is that their allegiance to the Lordly Sirloin, tho baronial brisket, aud the elegant shoulder of mutton is sadly interfered with ia the fast times just concluded, but they renew it immediately that the probation is over, and hasten tj have their baskets filled with the toothsome morsels provided by the ox, sheep, calf, lamb and pig, to say nothing of the goodly capon and tho well larded goose.Now let as on the eve of Easter take a stroll through the domaius of beef and muttondom, Lt ns form acquaintance with the bovine aud porcine forces which although d'ntd in themselves are a source of vigorons liie in others.'\u2018The man who de.-p'ses a good dinner is not to be trusted.\u201d Rochefoucauld did not say so, hot he might have done.Who is there that has not felt the beneficent influence of a hearty meal, which not only cheers up the meebauics cm ployed in carrying oat the mission of tho digestive organs, but flits a nobler part in rendering mankind more hnmaue, more charitable, more everything that is enjoyable than they would be if deprived t f that basis and broad foundation of the British Constitution\u2014Butcher's Meat.For the robust there are the prime cuts, tUo app< tizing steak, the nutricious chop ; for the gourmet there are sweetbreads, lamb cutlets, devilled kidneys, savoury rounds of corned beef, and such like delicacies; for the invalid there are te,of Montreal, others, including the mutton, by Mr.J.George and Mr.Mooney, of Inverness.Among the noticeable features in this stall, are a huge Upper Canada sheep.weighlng nearly JOOlbs , and a prias calf weighing something over that.The latter reared by Mr.Turgeon.of Beaumont.The supply of house-fed lambs is also very tempting.Mr.Leon Arel\u2019s stock is next inspected and he, as usual, keeps up the credit of bis establishment.Rows upon rows of first-class quarters, hind and fore, of beef; sheep by the score, and calves by the dozen, are hung up from floor to ceiling.Oae little black lamb fortps a picture worthy the atten tion of a professional diner-out.Most of bis cattle were raised in Guelph and Inverness.Mr.D.Roche\u2019s stall next attracts attention, and he is not one whit behind hand in putting up a goodly show of meat.One steer, of remarkable weight, is from »he farm of Senator Cochrane of Compton, the weli-known farmer Colonel Rhodes sends iu a couple of fine heifers, weighing over 3,000 lbs., and the entire stock is most creditable.Then Mr.Conway\u2019s array calla oae to it, and here again a templing display of roasts and boils, ot prime cuts and dainty pieces, house-fed lamb and lovely veal.This gentleman has patronised the immediate neighbour hood, and made his purchases in the vicinity of Qaebec.Notwithstanding this, for plumpness and quality, there is no visible difference between it and that which comes from afar.The stalls tf Messrs Drolet, Guay and Duggan have alto a capital assortment, and the reporter leaves the Champlain Market convinced that Canada can provide a stock of all qualities of meat that would take first-class rank even in the shambles of Smitbfleld, or the leading alOatoirt ofsPaii*.Leaving tho Lower Town, the reporter wends his way up into the aristocratic faubourg of St.Louis, and halls in front of the Clarendon to take stock of the shew exhibited by Messrs Tozer and Company, who are colloquially known as the Top Toxera at tne uwaa-TOWN mabxet.Tczbr A Co.\u2014Notwithstanding the reputation of this firm, and the success with which they have iu the post catered for fastidious patrons, their display was in every sense superior to tbat ol any previous year.Gigantic quarters and sirloins of beef, besides mutton, V\u2018al and lamb in endless quantities, flanked by huge members of the porcine family, and unlimited supplies of ham, bacon, Ac., went to make up a tout ensemble which must have delighted housewites and others who had the care of providing Easier dinners for families with epicurean tastes.As au evidence of tho capital quality of the meat displayed by Messrs.Tea r A Co., is appended ^ list of weights, together with the locality from wfilch ihu stock were obtained One pair steers, fed by Mr.Barbonr, of Gnelph, O., weighed 1600 lbs each dressed ; one pair heifers, fed by Mr J.Elliott, of Kingston, O., weighed 1 000 lbs.each, dressed ; 4 four-year old s eers, fed by W.Head, of Toronto, 1,000 lbs.each, dressed ; a magnificent lot of heifers and steers, raised by Miller Bros., of Halifax, Megantlc, Q , attracted much attention, while the home article was represented by a [soperb pair of steers, raised by the SPRING 1875.Rev.W.B.GLARE will preach at 11 A M., and Rev.DAVID MARSH at 7 P.M.Bunday-Sohool at 2.80 P.M.March 27, 1875.*\tAp INDEPENDENT B1M GM MLffi A POBLIC MEETING OF THE ABOVE r\\_ Assoolatlon wdl bs held at tbeîr room*, Masonic Hull,on TUESDAY EVENING next àOlh Insl., when addresses will be delivered by some of the City Clergy and other gentle-men in advocacy of Total Abstinence.A choice programme of Vocal and Instrumental Muelc, Headings and Reeititlons, in which some of the leading amateurs are to take part, will be tone through.AH who take an Interest in the Temperance Cause are cordially l nvlted.The Chair will tie taken at 8 o\u2019clock.Admission, FREE.A collection will he taken up to defray expense*.By order of the Committee.Mareh 27, 1875.\tB ïm victoü otùeI rpHK Q.UKFE0 VICTORIA ASSBMBLIEI X hold their second Assembly la the Victoria Hall on TUESDAY, t're 6th Apr!1.By kind permission of Colonel Strarge and Officer*, the splendid Band of B Battery will ha in stttndaace.Catering by Mr.Wm.McWllllam.Tickets can be scoured from Members of the Committee.March 27, 1875.\tA Stisisûjï 1 [ j AVE RECEIVED A VARIETY OF THE Newest Spring Goods Straw Hats and Bonnets.Millinery.Flower*, Feathers Ribbons, Lace Goods Mantle*, Jackets, Tabliers, Polonaises.Costume Suits Dress Go d*.Black and Colored Hliks and SaUu*.Dress Trimmings, A As, Ac.New Patterns In Bruswls Carpets.New Patterns in Tapestry Carpets.Rtalr Carpets.Bcoteb Carpets.QUEBEC PUiBMICI ICI OF 1814.Grentlemen*» Department New Spring Overcoats, Tweed Snlis, Office Bnlts.Waterpr-of Co its end Leggings.Also,\u2014a splendid Htock of West of England Trouserings.Hootch and Canadian Tweeds.Fancy Ccatlags, Meltons, Cloths, Kerseymere*, Ac, AO With their nsnal Choice Assortment of Genu\u2019 Ties, Boarrh, Collars, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Biaces, Ac.GLOVER, FRY & CO.March 25, 1875.HOUSEHOLD GOODS! ^tlHKTINGS, Horrockset and other make*.Cotton Sheetings, Twilled aud Plain.Pillow Case Cottons da\tdo.Gr->y Cottons\tda\tda Cotton Tickings,\t, Cotton Diapers.Prints, Vast Colours, Light and Dark., Lluen Sheetings.Pillow Case Linens, Twilled aud PUin.Linen Diapers.Linen Tickings.Gloss Linens, Twilled and Plain.Rasstan Linen Crash.Irish Linens.Grass Linens and Ho lands.Damask Sideboard Linen.Da Table Linen, Bleached and Hall Bleached.Do.\u2022\u2022 Cloths.Da Tray and Table N«pklns.Towels, Huckaback, Turk sb, Honeycomb, and other makes.Crnmb Cotha, Linen and Droggeta.Cretonnes, Twilled and Plain.Qallts and Ouiinterpanra.Window Nets and Muslins.KUnuels, White, Colored and Printed.Chamois 8ktn«.Blanket*, Witney and Bath.Hosiery, Wool and Gotten.Alex indexa Kid Gloves.A Job lot of Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs.SIMON» A FOULON.March S, 18T5, Notice is hereby given that at the la-1 Session of the Parliament of the Province of Qaebec, an Act e> amen J the Act of Incorporation of the Phatmtceuccjl Asss-eiatlon of the Province of Quel-ec, cited a« \u201cThe Quebec Pharmacy Act of 1874,\u201d was pesaed, said Act giving full control and licens-leg powers to the Connell of the said Association.On and alter the fim day of May, 1875, It will be nnlawfni for any per on to keep ope i store for the retelling, dispensing or oom-roundtng of the pol oaa enumerated tu Sobe-du'e A, or to sell o- dispense the sa'd poison*, or to engage In the dispensing of prescription*.' or to assume or use the title Chemist and Dmrglst, or Chemist or Druggist Apothecary or Phar nacenttst, or Pharmacist or Dispensing Chemist, within thl* Provluoe, unless he be registered in accordance with the provisions of this Act os a Licentiate in I hum toy.It will also be uulawtul to employ any clerk or apprentice In any shop or store tor the sa\u2019e of such pc Isons, or In the dispensing of medicines, except tuch clerk or apprentice be re-gist ired os required by this Act.Persons offendln; against the provision of this Art are liable, for every such offence, to a penalty of fifty dollar*.Registrations will be mads and Cerilflcues granted by the Reglst'aron application and payment of the require 1 fees; further information, If required, will be given on application t » K.MUIR, , Registrar, Montreal.March 27, 1875.\tAo City Enipineer\u2019si Oflloe, CITY HALL, Quebec, 27tb March, 1875.SEALED TENDERS, ENDORSED \u2022\u2022 TEN-der for Nalls,\" and addressed to the undersigned, will be received at this office np to 4 P.M on WEDNESDAY next, the Slst InsL, for such quantity *r six-inch ert nails ate at the next election of a Member or Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Quebec, have been prepared according to law, and that a duplicate thereof baa been this day lodged in the office ot the uodenigned, at the diapoeal and for tb* Information of all persons luterested.The said lista shall come Into force at the expiration of the thirty days following the present notice, as it then exlats, and shall remain iu force until the month of March next, and thereafter nntll a new Hat ia made and put in tore* under the enthoiiiy of «Tba Quebec Election Aet,\u201d By order, L.A.CANNON City Clerk.March U, 1875.\tso rpTzgr-m TVrr~)~R.'T\\rTTsrO- CTTTîOITXOTjE].MARCH 27, 1875.LOCAL NEWS.M\t& JL Tbi Qcntc Vicroau Asamiuw hold their second ase^mblf on Toesday eveniog, the 6th of April, In the Victoria Hall rertteement.See ad- UaiOK Patraa Uaarno »i» ^ hel In orm ib>!r friends and the publie genera ly that they h *.vo gone Into partnership ss Engineers, Mechraics, Mlll-WrlgbU, Brats and Iron Fonnder*, dc., and that they are prepared to execute all orders for Engine*, Mill», Agrtciillnral InaplemeulM, Ac., Ac., of all deecrlptlnns.The uaderelgLed will also carry ont all nr tars «cuuetad to them for the Patent Tubular Furnace, a* well as for th* improved Turbin* s (Water-Wheels).The undorrlgrrd irnet that th* public will th\u2019.nk fit to give th m a abate cf their custom.HUOT A CLARK, Bt.Lawrence Found»T, ITs\tLarvia.Man b 33, >875\tAm Or to March 2, 1876.THOB.a HUNTER, Secretary.WM SIGN ELL.F.P.If To Let, Battlefield cottage, Grand* AJlee, at present occupied by Ma.Jpsnex Casault, containing fourteen ap rtments, with Stables, Coach other ont offloes.A Garden and about four acras of land attached.Apply to B.G.CANNON, H.P.Or to M.CONNOLLY.February 11,1$*6.20,000 R\u201c* Straw, Grey, Brows, Drab and Manilla Wrapping Papers.\t0 ; PAPER BAGS, all staes ami qaalttiei.i For sale, at low prices, J- A W.Rffilli, Bt.Panl Street.March 22.187$.\t.\tF BARBADOEB 1 KA \"DUN*.NEW OU X SYRUP.Agi for sale by\t*\t.NA7*mE TTTRCOTTP, 1 Hunt\u2019s Wharf.March FOB SALE.A HANDSOME BLACK MARE, «TXTEEjt and a-ha'f hands; visible, et DEBY\u2019fc LIVERY STABLE, No.62 d\u2019Aiguillon Street, SL John Suburb.March 25, 1375.Bp WOT, A NURSE TO TAKE JBARGK OF AH InianL Gord references required.Apply at 2}, ar.ANNE STREET, between 11 aod 12 A.M.Marsh 26, 1876.\ttf mWO FI BBT-CLAM SALESMEN, X two Saleswome n.Apply, imreodiatelv, to WILLIAM ELLISON A CO , 1», Fabrique Street.March 36, 1676.\tD mmst Hu mi», HeliabU kins, Ac.New Huokabaeka?Hollering», Ac.New Cotton and Linen Sheetings, .'New Shirtings, Ixjngo}oths, Acjf 1 % J New French t'ret«& IfFTn j { New Muslin and Laoe Curtains.^ New Curtain Damasks.Repps, A «RE «YEAMEM OF TRW LIVERPOOL MAH LIRE w from LIVERPOOL «M/y THUMB* I from PORTLAND Arory SATURDAY M LOOM FOYLE to rooMvo R luud MaUa und PHMncan to l XroUnd And Sootlund) ato tatondod to 1 from PORTLAND :\u2014 «AEMATTA*.SutUPdUy, l*tb NATOb, irro PwaOYlAJi.\u201c\tMtN\t* PoLYaaaiAjr.\t«\tTfth\t- Puvmi an .-.\u2022\tSrd\tApril ¦CXMIN.AT1AN____\t\u201c\tKRA\tM XOAATIAN.^.^._\t\u201c\tI7ib\t\u201c SAU» ATI AN.\t«\t*4th\tM PmsaTTAir.\u201c\t!\u2022*\tH»T After this date Uw StAuman wtU «all from of PiMBftO from Portltnd : $70 or $AA » ** OF THB 8LA8G0W LINE Roo tNtemdod to «all botwoon tho CLYDE and PORTLAND, at latervato dortag tho moooo of WtMor RoTlgattoa.from PortUndi .$« jfr Fr~\u201c~~ not Aooaxud until paid for a[a axporlAMOd SwgMu rarrted on OMh will bo charged at tho rate of two sterling par bottlo to pwrongon ny* own wlaoa or ' Maroh 10,1*7*.T» IHEIECIID CUE ;\u2022 P0IT8 S.8.COT I IT.New York and Bermuda Royal Mail Line.ru* COM ¦«Ithtbo Sri OOMFANY HA VINO A CONTRACT Will d*i patch FlfAt-OlUM Bultt Iran Steumon For Bermuda From New Yofi, _, Asaopt dartag April, Mop and Whoa Steamers will tell voukiy SR. Is aaada In aaranty bouts from ¦art to port, and thirty hours after luavlns NOW York Uw Golf Strsam Is erooead, which.In tha co Idas* west bar, is an Impassible to /wot, thus quickly putting the Id tha balmy atmosphere of a For ah Informstioo apply to A.E OUTER BRIDGE.L.' a, Brradway, Taw York.STEVENSON A LB VS, w B mingsr Assate, Booton.ffoatrsai and Ruabsc.Or M\tW.MOORE, Maaagar.March », 1*7& GRAND TRUNK FERRY.JTTTL FURTHER NOTTCKTHE Stsamer 1 run as \u2022 Ali YIC,\" Oapt.Nth UMrSmmÎw BUM bUATU roxwv cavit A.If.AM Mali Train fr«n> Most ran i *>u a Tyrngn»» \u2022* r : w-»/ **fgu*M& Bln gi tha at.fnirthar tafarmatlnn eaqui-n, *t «oe uJJoe Imwroaea Steam NaTlgatloa Com- V tm A.GASOURY,: Baoretary.FORJALE mmm (Kihs i CYLINDER, Min.¦duplfd tara sorew I fact Htroke.GABO UR Y, BOSTON to LIVERPOOL as tallows MntFHie.Saturday, flh\tFebiuary.i^UKBBC.\t\u2022*\t30th\t\u201c Dowunox.\t\u2022\u2022\t6th\tM»rch.To h# tailowel hy other Slut oRhs Steamers, Rates of Paaesge from Beaton :\u2014 Cabin.-.I23 For further partlouUrs apply to Wit.M.MACPHEKSON.Agent, Commerçai Chambers.January 36.1*75.\t__________ WFPflta COOOA.\u2014«UATBrUL AND COMFOBT-lifO.\u2014\u201c By a thorough knowledge of tha natural laws which govern tha operations of dl-gaattoa and ontrttion, and bj a careful application of the due properties of well-AAleeted cocoa, Mr.Eppe has provided our breakfast tablas with a delicately flavours J beverage which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.It la by tho Judicious nse of such article» of d>st that a eoostltoUon may ha gradually built up aatl I strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies a e floating around us ready to attack where vet there is a weak point.We may escape many \u2022 Intel abaft by seeping ourselves well fortl fled with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\"\u2014Otvil Servie* Gaittl*.December 24, 1*74.\tFm-oo WHITE SDR LINE, cunardline.INFANT MOWTH A HEALTH The Importance of Feeding Infants on the beet, La.tha moat nourishing and easily diseased Food has recently occupied much of the attention of Medical Men, and the fallacy and danger of employing starch In the form oi Cora Floor and other high Bounding titles has been repeatedly pointed ont SAVORY Ac MOORE'S Best Food for* Infants, la supplied to the Ro*al Families of England Rossis, Ac., and the Medleal Profession have entire confidence In It as tbs moat efficient and reiiabl* substitute for Mother's Milk.Am Medical 0*rU4oatee teed Opinion*.Wholesale and Retail of the Manufacturers 143,1EW BOND STREET, LONDON, W And Retell of all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the World, who also supply BAVORT A MOORE'S PANCREATIC EMULSION, specially efficacious In the wasting dlt-sasss of ehUdrao, Consumption, Ac.Agreeable to the teats.Not affected by keeping.May 15, 1874.\tGom MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD NIRVOOS DISEASES.A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.JUST PUBLISHED BY THE PEABODY Medleal Institute, a new edition of the celebrated medleal work entitled SELF-PRESERVATION.It treats upon Manhood, bow lost, how regained and bow perpetuated, cause and cure of Exhausted Vitality, I no potency, Premature Decline in Man, Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Losses (nocturnal and diurnal) Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochondria, Gloomy Forebodings, Mental Depression, Lose of Energy, Haggard \u2019ountenance, Confusion of Mind and Lose of Memory, Iminre Mate of the Blood, and all diseases arMng from the naoas or tooth, or the Indiscretions or ex.sees of mature yean.It Is indeed, a book for every man^ young and middle-aged men In particular.800 page*, bound In beautiful French cloth, Illustrated-prise only $1.A BOOK FOB EVERY WOMAN, Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WO MAN, AND HER DISEASES; or.Woman treated of Physiologically and Pathologically, In Health and Disease, from Infancy to Old Age 860 pages, bound tn beautiful French cloth.With the very beet prescriptions for prevailing dlseeeee Price $2.A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.The PeaeJdy Institute has alto just published a new book treating exclusively of NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES, more than two bond red royal octavo pages, twenty elegant ergravtngs, bound In substantial muslin.Either of the above books are sent by mall to any part of the workl, closely sealed, postage paid on receipt of price.Or all three hooka sent toon- add ess at the same time on receipt of only $4.Hers Is offered over eight hundred and flfty pages of the ablest and beet printed and bound popular medleal science and literature, ou subjects of vital Importance to all, for only $4\u2014barely enough to pay for It should be borne In mind that these great Medical Works are pnbllshtd by the Pxabodt MmtcsL Institute, an honored Institution, established with large funds for the sola purpose of doing good.These are, beyond ell comparison, tne meet ctraerdlnary works ou Physiology ever published.There Is nothing whatever that tbs Married or Single MeUker «ex ran either re-qaint or wish to know, but what U folly explained, and many matters of the most importas «and interesting character are lutrodue ed.to which no all selon ever can be found In any ether works In our language.All the Mete Discovert** of the author, whose expe-rlenee Is snob as probably never befoie fell te the lot of any man, are given In tall.No person should be without these valuable books.The presa throughout the country, the clergy tha ogedloa) faculty ge asraily highly extol thcee extraordinary and useful works.The most fastidious may read them the Peabody Medical IntUtvU, No.Balflneh ttrset, (opposite Revere Rouse), ' Maes.M.B.\u2014Tbs author and con-ralileg physicians can be consulted on all the led dUeasee, and alldlleases requlr-isf ek ill and siperlsaee.GeCobet 88.1174.\tLm-eodAw (he Wee Academy of Music, CONrmïIÜ OF 1871.0\": tlUiC hm fEBBÏ.tyR STEAMER \" flfrgg» isttewa, te *tt ¦ PRINCE EDOUARD,* \u2022r notice will ItaAVh Leave Lena.t.lft U.4A 1AM 7.80 IAS 9.M fl.M MM r.M.1A.M LU L4fl AM 8.18 AM and Legal Holidays a Steamer we at 8Afl ajeutfl am., 18 a m, tp.sa^ flees., \u2022 p.m,4 p.mn ad leave Levta at 8A0 am.Î1.8A am.Ifl.M p m., 1.80 p.m., AM »LM ,and AM p.m.apply at tha office *svigal ton Com* ttAUOrRY.187».TUESDAY, TUB SIXTH DAT OP JlfLI otti, Oompetitions tar the following Degrees will take place in the Olty of Que bee i\u2014 Omnsjr\u2014Member\u2014-Piece for Competition, u Communion \u2019* No.1, 1st Book, op.16 \u2014Alex; G oilman t.Oaosjv\u2014Gradoate\u2014Piece lor Competition \u2022\u2022 Marche Religieuse,\" dedicate'-! to Thai-berg, let Book op.16.\u2014Altx.Gnilmant.Piaho\u2014Member\u2014Piece for Competition, Sonata, No.1 in F.minor, op.A 1st movement.\u2014Beetbover, PiAsro\u2014Graduate\u2014Piece for Competition 1st movement of the 6th Concerto.\u2014H.Key.V\tloujf\u2014Member\u2014Piece for Competition a L\u2019Angelas,''\u2014 a eharaotsristic study.\u2014 De BerioL V\ttomr\u2014-Graduate\u2014Piece for Competition let Concerta\u2014De fierlot.Vooax.Past\u2014Member -Eiamlnation on La Oarpeatler's « Pent Bolfege.\u201d Vocal Past\u2014Graduate\u2014Examination on Le Carpentler\u2019s «Petit Bolfege,\" and execution of the following pieces : Boprenos\u2014Fa dO-elte-Robert le Diable, Meyerbeer.Altos\u2014Ah / \u2018meetpie\u2014Prophète, Meyerbeer.Teuon\u2014Ovjuit Animant -Stabat Mater, Rom in Baasi\u2014JVo PxccUiv\u2014Stabat Mater, RoMlnl.Habkoxt\u2014Graduate - Conversion of Cyphered, Bass, Consonant Harmony, Natural Dissonant Harmony, Modulations and Cadencea.Tusia\u2014Written\u2014Laoreat, subject Rhythm.CoMroamox\u2014Lauréat\u2014Piece, Sanctns and Benedlotns for four voicce.The Coos petitions will take piece at the LAVAL NORMAL SCHOOL, with exception of the Osgaa Coen petitions, wMeh will take pleee at tha BagUle, hy the kind permission of the Curate of tiuebao.The conditions respecting competitions are to be found in the Comtttvtion de F Academie de Mneigvt de Qmbec, a pamphlet which may be had hy applying to the Secretary.ERNEST GAGNON, Director.CLODOMIS DELISLE, Secretary.January 8.1876.\tB \u2014 BY THE \u2014 WHITE STIR LINE.Bar* Tim* ant) Enjoy th* tost Comfort vM offwad by any lias crosaisg the Atlantic.Rate from QUEBEC to QUEENSTOWN or UVERP00L, $90.Return licket* at Reduced Rate*.RM* !*tate Room secured by telegram free of charge.For particulars apply at the Ticket Office opposite the ST.LOUIS HOTEL.GUSTAVE LEVE PassxxexK Aoxxr.P.S\u2014Steerage Tickets by above Line, and Cabin and Hee age Tickets by Anchor Une, and Pacific Mall 8.8.Oo., for Cellforola Also Excmslon Tickets to Bermdda sod Florida for sale at grtatly reduced rates at the above office.Jannary 18, 1876.\tBm ADAIR\u2019S MOT PIPS, with Rotary Motion complete.For sale at manufacturer\u2019s prices Dinning & Webster March 18, 1876.W NOTICE.ITH THE VIEW OF DIMINISHING the chances of collision, the Steamers of this Line take à specified course for all seasons of the year.On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New York or Boeton, orosslrg Meridian of 68 at 43 Lati.or nolblng to the North of 48.On the Homeward Passage, croMlng the Meridian of 60 at 42 Lat, or nothing to the North of 42.FRY 11HOCOLATE AND COCOA N I NE EXHIBITION PRIZE MEDALS.riRY\u2019S CARACAS COCOA and CHOCO-T -LATE\u2014are prepared with Caracas and other choice growths of Cocoas, ong celebrated In the manufacture of the finest Chocolates ot Europe.IjTRY\u2019S CARACAS COCOA\u2014\u201cCaracas Cocoa I?has ever been considered the best of all that Is produced upon the American soil.\"\u2014 T.C.Middleton, Consul-Genera], Caracas.\u2014Journal of Applied Science.FRY'S HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA Is an article equally adapted for Invalids and for general consumers.Its delicacy of flavour, perfeet solubility, and highly nntrl How properties, have rendered It a standard article of extensive consumption.It Is a very excellent beverage for breakfast or supper Homoeopathic Practloners have long been in the habit of recommending this Cocoa to patienta under their treatment.Instead of Tea or Ooflbe, as not Interfering with the action of their remedies.P R Y * 8 CARACAS COCOA « A most delicious and valuable article.* - No more delicious, refreshing, nourishing, and wholesome beverage has ever been maun-factored.\u201d\u2014Morning Poei.« One of the most valuable, as well as pleasantest articles of diet ever introduced to the opontry,\u201d\u2014Church Herald.PRY\u2019S CARACAS CHOCOLATE This really excellent and delicious Choco; late is prepared with Caracas and other choice Cocoas, long adopted In the mannfactare of the finest Chocolates of Europe.Competition Is eonfldently challenged with any other Chocolate, whether of English or Foreign Mann* facture, at a similar price.PRY\u2019S EXTRACT OF COCOA A perfectly pare and delicious beverage, prepared exclusively from choice Cocoa Nibs deprived of the superfluous oil, and of great vaine to Invalids who wish to avoid rich artlffies of diet.Purchasers of this class oi Cocoa should ask for «Fry\u2019s Extract of Cocoa.FRY\u2019SICELAND MOSS COCOA Is a combination of Cocoa with Iceland Moaa, and Is specially adapted for persons of weak digestion, who require nourishment In a tight and concentrated form.The combined flavour being very agreeable, many persons adopt It from preference as a breakfas beverage.F\u201cI cakes.\u2014A convenient and popular article of superior quality.Being careluHy secured In tin foil.It retains Its ftresbnesa and delicacy for a tong period.h™ In Sticks, Drops, and Fancy Boxes.FRY\u2019S CHOCOLATE CREAMS, are a dell cions sweetmeat.\"In all kinds of Fancy Chocolate Messrs Fry are pre-eminent.\u201d\u2014Court Circular.\u2022 The boxes In which their (Fry\u2019s) Chocolate Creams are packed are mnrveU of beanty and Jnlfl- Fm-bo-tneAsat Jose 80, 1874.Diploma op Muut Viekiva Exhibition ls7S PwCELEBRATED YORKSHIRE RELISH Ibt Mist fcüdti! ni Ctapit Sun li tki VirlL and has a larger sale than any other Sauce.To be bad of Grocers, Oilmen, Ac.Trade Mark, ¦ Willow Pattern plate.\u201d Prepared by Oeeiall, Bcckhou** & Co., Leti*, England.May 2, 1874\tLm-ao Diploma op Merit Vikmwa Exhibitioh,187S GOODALL\u2019S QUININE WINE, ]\\t lut ué Mut iptukli ïtilc Tit litniicdi For tha relief of Indigestion, General Debility, and Lom of Appetite, Ae., It Is invalnahle.Recommended by the mos* eminent Cbem 1st* of the day, Arthur HUI Hasaall, M.D.Wentworth L.Scott, Eaq., F.C.8., F.A.8.L , F.ILS.8., Ac., the Lancet, the Food Journal, Medical Free*, Circular, Ac., Ac.Sold by Chemists, Grocers, Ae.Prepared by Oeedall, Backkout* f Co., Lcedt, England.May 2, 1874.\tLm-ao Diploma op Mbkit(Vibwha Exhibition, 1878 GOODALL\u2019S BAKING POWDER.THE BEST IN THE WORLD.Makes deUekoua Broad without Yeast; Pud dings, Pastry, Ac., without Eggs, Batter, or Lard.One trial will convince the most sceptical of its superiority over all others.Bold by Grocers, Oilmen, Ac.Prepared by Oeodati, Backhouse f Oo., Lttit, England.May 2,1874.\tLm-ao MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDIES POB CONSUMPTION, WASTING AND INDIGESTION, Panoreatio Emulsion & Pancreatine As attested by reports from Medical Men who have made the subjects their special study.The Uvee of Consumptive Persona are prolonged, the appetite, strength, and weight are Increased, digestion promoted, and the general condition of the body Improved.Bold In Bottles by the Manufacturera Savory & .Moore, 148, Hew Bond Street, London, W.And Retail of all other Chemists and Store keepers throughout the World, who also sup* ply SAVORY A MOORE\u2019S DATURA TATULA Specific for Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac.April 8,1874.\tMom r8AXUH,A.X A.XU LA, ASTHMA a BRONCHITIS, »»o\tiSU tt (D .oar.acto speedy and certain relief than any other *~uJ?°aiai« S5*s,2v3 OteMrol A.exaoUer says_«i 322?,D8UQf# ln%teh teller Vas*not uc, MftVeeeft rojrort»\u2014.it has the \u2022oadertaI\t1 a ter witnessed \u201d\t1 fold I ¦ 1 ¦ Cigars And Cigarettes In bexea rsi* i;l* * f/U inhalation in boxes.* ta I ooms»»aort.Retail ot a \\ o it v an d ., moore i«t.MSB BORO SfRBBT, LOMDOX, W.* And ReUit uf sll Chemists and Siorekeeners Jtiuugkoet the World, Who! also supniy VAVOBY aod MOORi/SPANCRBATINE \\NP PANCttEATINSLRflNlc, by the aid of «t,l«b persons take CM Liver Oil wliboot ¦aeeea ot laiigeetion.A v HTA\tMoss D B.HAYWARD\u2019S NEW DISCOVERY.SELF AID FOB INVALIDS.THE TREATMENT AND MODE OP CURB.HOW TO USE SUCCESSFULLY, With oodety lend succès*, in all cosm of weakness, lets spirit*, despondency, languor, exhaustion, nervous debility, lost of strength, appetite, decay qf (he nerve structurée, loss of vital poorer jesUags uon; a certain cure for Ulcerated Sore Legs, even of twenty years\u2019 standing; Cate, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Chllhlaids, Scoibutlc Eruptions, and Pimples on the Face, Sore and Inflamed Eye*, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts, Piles, Fistula, and Cancerous Humours, and is a Specific for those afflicting Eruption* that sometimes follow vaccination.Sold In Pots at la lid., and 2s 90.each.Dr.Roberti\u2019a Pilule Antisorophule, OR ALTERATIVE PILLS, confirmed by sixty years\u2019 experience to be one of the best medicines ever compounded for purifying the blood, and assisting Nature in her operation*.Hence they are useful m Scrofula, Scorbutic complaints, Glandular Swellings, particularly those of the Neck, Ac.They form a mild and superior Family Aperient, which may be taken at all Unies wllaout confinement or change of diet.Sold in Boxes at Is.ltd., 2s 9d., 4s.fld., ils.aud 92a each.SOLD BY THE PROPRIETORS, BEACH AND BARNICOTT, AT TUIB DISPEKSAfiY, BSIDP0&T.SHGLAUD V.end by all respecte Me Medicine Vendor*.June 18,1174\tVm-aoHMi bostok.MAaa, Nov.12,1872.Meeera Hberimg a Fakxkl, Noa 261 end 262 Broadway, New York : Gbktlkmkk\u2014In the «Groat Fire\" which has destroyed the business portion of this Olty, we bad In use one of yonr « Champion\" Safes! and which we were unable to recover from the rains until this p.m., on acooant of the Intense beat which surrounded It When we opened It we were agreeably surprised to find our books, papers, Ac., in fine condition.Yoon, etc., J.O.BURBAGE A OO.Benton, Nov., 14, 187A.Messrs.Herring A Far.el : Gentlemen\u2014Onr Store, No.88 Sommer Street, was burned in the late « Great Fire,\u201d In this city of November 9tb and 10th.Oar books and papers were in one of your « Patent Champion Safes,\u201d and were all preserved in good condition.Our store was burned about 10 o\u2019clock Saturday evening, but on aoooant of the heat, we could not get at the sa£e until tne Tnecday following\u2014over sixty boors after the fire.We consider this fire no ordinary test for safes, and take pleasnrs In giving facte as above.Very truly yours, PORTER BROTHERS A OO.Boston, Dee.6,187*.Messrs.Herring A Parrel, New Yorks Gentlemen\u2014i opened, to-day, the safe o your make owned by Wm.A.Ramsey.The safe passed through the great fire of the 9th nit., and was In the ruins until Dee.trd.The safe wae severely tested by an intense heat, and tbe papers wera all legible and good.JOHN J.BROWN.WM.A.RAMSEY.I purchased the safe about one year ago, second-hand, and I am perfectly satisfied as to the fire-proof qualities of your Champion Safe, It lay imbedded In a pile of burning coal over two weeks, but my valuable books and papers are all Ivgihls.WM.A.RAMSEY, Boston, Dec.4, 187* Masani.Herring A Parrel# New York : Gentlemen\u2014In the great fire of the 9th November, which destroyed a large portion of onr best business houses, I was on# of the suffers, aud had in nee one of your Champion Safes, Before the flr« reached my place 1 removed the most of tbe contents from it Z am pleased to say, however, that the contents left therein, which was Jewelry, came ont In good condition, and I have this day given yonr agent un order for one of your fixe npd burglar proof safes of larger sise.BENJAMIN A.HSBBHY, Boston, Dee.4, 1872, Messrs.Herring A Parrel < Gentlemen\u2014The sale purchased of you in 1865 was subjected to a very severe test by the « Great Pire\" of the 9th and 10th November.It was thrown some distance from lb* position, and tall from the second story Into tbe cellar.We finally found tt on the 18th, one week after tbe fire broke out.It was exposed to an In le Lae heat five days.The books and papers are legible.A pair of silver nuglee and a sapphire set in diamonds are uninjured.The saf» huj dene all that could be expected.Rwpactfally, W P.HALLO WELL, 17 Doane Street.Custom House, Chicago, Ilh, Collector\u2019s Office, Nov.14, U71.Messrs.Herring ê Co., Chicago : Gentlemen\u2014As th# representative ot the United State# Treasury in this city, I nad charge of tbe public moneys, a portion of which was deposited in one of yonr safes in the Custom Honse at the time of Us destine-lion In the great fire of the 8th and 9th alt.It contained currency to the amount of $86,-060, all of which was saved in good condition.Very respectfully, JAMES R.Mol JEAN, Oo-taoto».\u2022 Chicago, Nov.4, 1871» Messrs.Herring A Oo., Chicago, Ill ; Gentlemen\u2014In the great fire, in which thx Court-house building was destroyed, I had, in tbe Law Department rooms, one of year safe*.It was taken out of the ruins and opened today\u2014three week* after tho fire.On Thun day of la*t week It was too hot to handle.Other safes in tbe Court house had been open, \u2022d.and their content* found destroyed.1 bad made up my ml*.4 00 ._\tLhandlere Station.4,04 .Montreal Ctty, by railway, and westward.**Ur# .\u201ct; Marie, Ac., County - 11.00 *'** Liverpool and St, JeanOhryetome, 9 en a tWt9* d*î1'-.-Z 2.*o Spencer Cove, twlm daily._ .\t\u2019 IWU9 saury oo+ï:::zz;:;:' BL.?-UT#ttr 4 81 ¦ Roch, tbrlee daily.,./^ S.SU 8.90 8.00 6.90 fl.8* ¦s.tf 8,00 8.00.2.8* t.Ofl 8.0* Id* .8.8* and cap ¦(WwtoHt.to B6can- 8.M JAM 16.00.16.00 .M #C \u201eM 8.00 Bergervme \u2014 - -\t1L#* Rouge.«oath Shorn, Nicholas cow daily.g.M ote.Foy, to Throe Biker*, by land, daily,\t.North Shore (East,) by land, Beauport, Montmorency Falls, lo Mntray Bay, ohi-®°otlmf, daily, at g 00 Island of Orleun^U^: \u2022dnesday and Friday.Bourg Louis, St.Ray-mond, Pont Rouge, fib Catherine, dally.Vaicartter and Loretta, Wednesday a Sator-day.Lnval A Lake Beauport Tuesday A Friday.11.05 Charles bourg, and Lo-rette, dally, at.Btnushata, Hatardsy.^ BAT 07 CHALEURS 4.91 8.M 4.9# 10 or 4.04 2 9# 2 Ot 7.0* 7.80 Matapediao, Cross Point, Marla, Gamp-bellton, N o n v e lie, Bboalbred, Caplin A New Richmond, by land, dally.7.00 Counties of Bonaven-turo and G&spe, by l^Hd, at.7,oq MARITIME PRO.vnroHs, 7*fl* Northern portion of New Brunswick, Ed-mondalop, Woodcock, by: and dally, 6.0* cee»ee New Brunswlok^Prod-eric ten, St.John, p.E.Island and Nova Scotia, per G.T.Radi-way vta Island Pont, dally, at.(Newfoundland A Bermuda, W.L, at.Is Included In each mall for Hall (ax, whence despatch is on arrival of Inman cteimers from M.Y' UNITED STATES, i8.M Boston and New York, As., dally.west iironw, 4.\"# 4.00 Letters, Ac.,pre-paid via New York, are forwarded dally to New York, whenee mails are despatched at Tor Havana and West Indie*, via Havana to New Tork, daily at.from whence mails are despatched on every Thnroday.Toy St.Thomas, the West Indies ABraall.to New Ydrk, at.foom whence malls are desnatch, ed oa Skrd of every month.TREAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Line, Pridajs re) at.By Gnion Line, via New York on Baturday at.By Canard Lina, via New Torn on Saturday at.By Hamburg Line, via New York en Monday at.#\u2014.4 00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 4.09 4.06 4.00 a\u2014Poêlai Oar Bag open till 4.*0 P.M# fc\u2014 Do do do 7.00 A.M, c\u2014Supplementary Bag at 4.80 P.M.to Mr.Pinkerton, side by side with Herring's, were destroyed with all their contenta.Chicago, Ill., Oct.1$, 1*71.Messrs.Herrtrg A Parrel, 261 Broadway, New York : Gentlemen\u2014We take plea*or* in informing you that we have recovered two of >\u2022 Herring\u2019s Patent Safes\u201d from the rains of tbe great fire of the 8th and 9ih Inst.They were of year largest else nafes, and we could not get ahem out under 48 hours after the fire; and eveu then they were so hot that they had to be cooled off with water before they oeuld be handled.Upon opening them we were pWt ed to find all onr Books, Currency, Jewelry, and Watches In good order.We will take pleasure in showing the contents to any one that wishes the best safe, by calling at onr present store, No.118 Twenty-second street.In addition to the ab, itwo safes, we had one of aaother make, so-called fire-proof, whom contente were entirely destroyed.Please ship another of yonr larga-sts# safes and oblige, Yours truly, B.F.NORRIS A OO,, Wholesaie Jewelers, 118 22nd Street, Chicago.1 Chicago, Oct, 187L Meaars.Herring A Oo 1 Gante\u2014We have tried the Herring Safe again, and in this « burning of Chicago,\u2019\u2019 the wheels of the safe and part of tbe iron on bottom and back were melted off; hut, to our great surprime, we do not lose a book or paper \u2014all the content* are safe.It Is Impossible for us to speak in terms of too much praise of tbe Herring Safe, as this is the second time tt hxs carried oa through safely.\t\"r > Yoon respectfully, J.W.BUTLER A OO.Paper Dealers, aooeeasars to Laflin A Bulls Chicago,Oct,, 1171.Messrs.Herring A Oo : Gentlemen\u2014In the greattflre on the West Bide on the nlgbt of the 7th inxt., which burned four blocks of buildings, lumber end coal yards, I had one of your No.7 Herring's Patent Champion Safes ; and altheugb tbe heat was so intense as to melt the brsas plates and knobs, upon opening the safe I found Dm contents, consisting of my books, papers, ato* all right\u2014nothing burned or hurt exeepLbt steam.Ptaase send m* another o/MUm tarns a^m¥rSm(lSÿ!\t¦ W, a.joursoir, ; MHMMU7I.Registered Letters must he posted 16 minute* before the closing of each men, Street Letter Boxes vtrtted, 6.45 A.M., 19.M A.M., 8,46 P.M.J.B.PRUNEAU, ^\tPostmaster.December 14, Î874.Roffiln X Romtn X 200 BAaaMBL*FIKB8T Na l 200\tU Very Fine Strained.Jnst Received ex Boat Tha Shallow ftonfN.Y, For sale by NAZAIRE TCRCOTTE, October *8, 1874.\tHun Pm Wharf.Baiains ! BataLns r ! Baislns ! i ! 150 [ JLF _BOXIS VALENCIA 150 New Crop.Da Da Layers.JUST RECEIVED, ' And for sale by N.VZAIRE TURCOTTE, October 28, 1874.\tHunt\u2019s Wharf.YToflned jjtati y> ** KA TTHDB- VERY BRIGHT HUG AB.tfyJ XX Just Received ex StS.Manitoban For sale by-\" October 28, 1874.NAZAIRE TUROOTTE, Hunt\u2019s Wharf, ' TUK HOLLOWING EXIRiCTFROm LETTEh dated 16th May, 1872, from an old inhabitant of Hcrntngsham.near Warminster Wilul-^ faS* \u2018\u20181 must ale° beg to »ay that yonr Pill* m are an excellent medicine for me, and i O P* 1 certainly do enjoy good health, sound £ .sleep and a good appetite ; this U owing -J to taking your Pills.I am 78 yeara old.** Remaining, Gentlemen, Your* very respectfully, L.S To the Proprietora of HOBTOH\u20198 CAMOMILE PILLS, London June 27, 1874-\tZsr The Little WanzerSeiing Machine Another grand victory aohikv ED at the Vienna Exhibition.\u201cTHE UTTLE WANZER\u201d Took tho Two Highest Medfilt.WOODLEY A OO.Sole Agente, M, St.John st., Quebec.P.S\u2014Also, Agent* tor the Singer.Howe, G * born, Raymond, Venus, Guelph, etc.Agente Wanted, ¦net M.1ST*.R W# COWAN r UBBIEB.I oonwxB of I Notre Dame mud Bt.Peter Street».October *, 1872.\tlanPtoejT Printed end Pebltebed hy J, J.FOOTE Editer and Proprietor, at hie fit Printing W* \u2018\t\u201c Set Fork», Mountain Min.ebeerlption »\u2014DAILY, $6.00 per annum WEEKLY, ftlOO, In udvunceT Advertisements for one and twelnsertiens Eight Cents per Line each.Throe as sssiæïzzj-z \u2022 eue h.feeitt7*tàgh* "]