Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 5 mai 1880, mercredi 5 mai 1880

[" V.\u2022V* HWîli COMMERCIAL AJSTD SHIPPINGr GAZETTE \u201e iin!{ ITC f j\u2019ILis C.\u2014X.\t\u2022 T - .\ti \u2018 .\t::'ll .¦ .^*5-I t lu.tîi ,Oi .ixn \\) ilCi'uU \u2022 VOL.XXXIV.QUEBEC.WEDNfcSDAY.MAY 5, 1880.D i No.12,511 HOU UILIH OS' CAJVADA.GOING WEST.Uxnà Tnim Imtm Point Leri in .9.45 A JC.Iootoo\t.T^O P JC Arhviac at Montreal at.6.30 A JC GOING EAST.Mixed Train leares Montreal at 7 A.H Arriving at Point Levi at.6.30 P.M.mracoLosj mi: mi Winter Arrangements l879-\u201980.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 17th November, and until lertber notice tbc Train ol tbls Railway will Leave and Arrive at Point Le via Station aa îollowa Qaebee Time.XxerenTrain leaves Mont\u2019l at.9.30 P.M Arriving àt Point Levi at.7.30 A.M.Train leaving Point -Levi 7.30 P.M., far Montreal and Portland, runs through to Montreal Sonda?A.M, and remains ever Sonia?at Island Pood, leaving there at 6.46 A.M.ever?Mooda?for Portland.All the Trains ran dail?, except Son 4.HICKSUN, General Manager\u2019 ber xr.u;«.AFTMUOOl PKSPATCUM.CKEÂT BR1TA1X.American Demand for Weavers-indnatrial Troubles\u2014The ^Constellation.\u201d iPer Montreal I me.) Lsnoe, Ms?4\u2014An emigration agent at AsodDgtoo, Laacsabire, baa received applies-the United btates tor 100 female or bssda of families.The first belch will sert fer Boston oa the 15th Instant.Upweids of 7,000 Iren workers ere on In the North of England against a 5 , redaction swarded by.the arbitra-A mam Beetle g to deliberate on the action of the strikers will be held to-The Banile?;mMten>, to «apport the Black bora masters In their notice to the and card-room bands of a redaction, decided to suspecd the rale rrqalriog a BSdee before discharging haodr.The Black-Ive operatives are ver?determiced.It Is flawed if the?strike Mother lock-oat will , involving s majority of the Lancashire s?4\u2014The '\u2018CooateliaUon\u201d is en-wilh the ezcep'ion ol 150 «a?.FRASCE.Mnrder in a Railway Carriage.Pams, Ms?4\u2014A railway contractor was ordered on Frida?night ty » In acoeop nment of a (Veston the Marts!lias and Lyons The rnn.-derer waa arrested.MONTENEGRO.A Threat to Turkey.Camus, May 4\u2014The Prince of Montene-gro declaim ha has co Intention of fighting with the hand» which have taken possession tf the evacsated Urltoc?, and If war be It will be declared against the Government, which la the teal of resistance to the ezecntlon of the emvanUon.GERMANY.A Rnsfto-Chinese War imminent-Hamburgh's Rights.8.00 A.M.9.00 \t.*¦ 01* S to a m » li ip s JPOR OÆlL.iB'QttrtiIJk, Japaw, Okzxa, 0AJr»WTOX Islaitos, New Zealand, Australia, British ffelwat-hl«v Northern aa* Southern California aad Artaawa.Bteamers sail from New York on the Mth and 80th of each month, carrying paawncen and freight for Ban Fraaeleoo.\u2018 Through Emigrant Tickets to New EeaUmd and AuttraUa sold at greatly reduced Rates.Circulars giving full Information regarding\u2019 Lie climate, soil and prodnete of these two eoantrles and the proapeote for settlers free on eppsteation.For passage or information In regard to rontse apply to the Company's Passenger Department, 257, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.February 25,1560,\tfebl8-fm Grrarad\tTronic Sfftallwtaffr ot Omucbcla.-\t \tTons\tToms Ontario\t\t\t-8,178 \t-.2,ôte\tstMee Mississippi.,\t\tBrooklyn\t~M00 Tantonia\t_^2,700\t\tMontreal\t\t 8,284 Toronto\t\u201e6,984 at.iionls\t\t.2.006\t Dominion.\t\t8,176\tOttawa (Bnlld\u2019g) 3 650 Texas\t\t\t\t2,7C0\t Date of Balling from Qaebee*\t\t QUEBEC\t\t\t\t\tMay 8th The Quebec Steamship Company, montreil.PROOKI.TN.ONT VF I >.TEXAS «eoSoo\u2022#oeeeeeeee.aeeee* TORONTa.teiis & Kennebec Railvay Co1 y Notion is hereby giyew, that the HEAD OFFICE of the Levis A Xeanebee Rahway Company HAR BEEN REMOVED from Bt Jossph, Beaaee, to lbs Oily of Qnebee, and Is temporarily fixed al the Office of Messrs.IRVINE A PEMBÏR-rON, Union Bunk Building».LAWRENCE LYNCH, Acting Secretary.WILLM.G.,.WYATT, President L.A K.Railway Go.February 6,152S.\tt# Toe pERMimNG, the b.b.\u201cMtha-MIOHI\u201d Is Inteadsd to leave on TUES-DAÏ, the 11th May, at TWO o\u2019clock P M-, for Pieter, calling at Father Point, Metis, Gaspe, l Perce, Enmmcrslde and Charlottetown.Has excellent accommodation tot passengers For Fxslgbt or Pa\u2014age, apply to W.MOORE, LEVE A ALDEN,\tManager.Passenger Agents, Atkinson's Wharf.Opposite Bt.Lotus Hotel.^ April ST, 1880.i «.May inh .».Mry '6 h .M-y aînd Msy 21?d .M.y 29th Sate* of Paeeage for tike Summer Month» t Ctbln, Quebec to Liverpool, $50 ; Return, (99.Prepaid Btrerage Tickets 1'sued at the Lowest Rates.Through Tickets ean be had at all tbe pris-Mpal Grand Trank Railway Ticket Offices la Otnade, and Throogh Mila of Lading art {rented to and from iril patla of Canada.For Freight or Pasiage^ apply, in London, to Bowring, Jamieson A Co 17 East A venae ; In Liverpool, to Fllnn, Main A Mont tomery, 24 James Street ; at all Grand Railway Offle\u2014 ; or to DAVID TORRANl CO, Exchange Court, Montreal, and WM.M.M A0PHER80N, Commercial Chambers, \u20222, SL Peter Street, Qudbee.May 4, U'80, Tbe report of Mr.Wiaeor, librarian of Har-vard Unlv-\u2019Tslty, gives tbs total accessions of tb6 year as 10,399 volumes, a larger anaaal addition than ever before made.Tbe most noteworthy addition of the year waa the two tboosaod volumes and three thousand pamphlet1 from Dr.Hagen's private entomological library which waa present d by Mr.Agassis.Tbls collectloo bas been added to the library of tbe mnsenm of Z x>logy, which is now the most complete ot Its klod In this coontry.Tbe librarian says tbet tbe bibllo- QUEBEC iiwmswim THE TIMBER-TOWERS OF QUEBEC having tanned tbemaelvea Into an Ai#o-elatlon for the pnrpnee of seen;In?a fair remans ration for tbatr work, and also lor tbe pnrpoea of binding tbe members to assist one another, wben, In consequence of an accident or otherwise, tbe property entrusted to tbe ebarge of any of tbe Members of tbe Association la In danger of bring last, the folio wing TARIFF OF PRICES bas bean adopted, whlota will, la no ease, be deviated from graphical spirit was \"never so rife In literary I Towing Oak from Indian Oove- Cap Rongt and cestres the world over aa st present ; and some part of tbls activity Is traced to a kind of regeneration In the stodr which has taken place in tbls cônotry.\u201d Tbe total nomber of volume* of all kinds la the University library Is 247,429.There ars also 188 800 pamphlets.Dr.Satter the Great Vienna Pianist in Montreal.Hit Challenge to the Critics.HOW IT wxa Accavra#\u2014PLATiHo cult yiacxi at sight.Dirn- Rkuoid.Vv., Msy 4\u2014The boose of Martha Joaes (colored) la the suburbs of Cbristlana-berg,wM bmned yesterday morning.Mrs.Jones, who was evidently deranged, refared the entrance of the neighbors to tbe boose until tbe fire bed attained great headway, and ¦he aad ber five children were horned to CucraiATi, O, May 4\u2014Col.B.M.Goodwin she* and killed bis brother, Dr.J no* B.\u2022ot&Iwla, at Brookvllle, Indn thisatternooo no particulars.Dr.Goodwin was President at the Brookvllle National Bank and was éai^êo to the general conference bow in s-scioa here.His brother served In tbe army daring the war and has since been latem-pnymt ¦ Dr.Good» In wss mainly instrumental ia having Lim placed la sn ssylam In Jadteaapolls, from which he was discharged M Wednesday sod reached Brookvllle oa Tharsday.De.Goodwin retnrned from the eoafl\u2014enca on Saturday night j he did not mtara to-day.Ths shooting wss probably doaa staggs temporary Insanity, or in revenge flor a supposed wrong in sending him to ths asylum.¦ ~ ~ Mr.Grlanell, Vnlted States Contul at Bremen, in a despatch dated March 31, 1880, TAIAXAUX V1VAITS IX Bias Lira.Messrs.Freak\u2019s exhibition of tableau* pi-vante at Cromwell Hoose for the benefit of the Irish and of the Artist Benevolent Fond was a great enooeas on Wednesday evening.It was repeated twice daring tbs week.Three | hundred people wen present, Including tbe j Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Dnchess of Connaaght, the Duke sod Duchess of Teck.There were nine tsblesox, each arranged by Millais, Deaangrs, Bant, Mrs.Botier, and other».They Illustrated Waverly, Gay Mananing, tbe Antiquary, the Heart of M dlotfaian, the Bride of Lammexmoor, Ivan-boe, and Kenilworth.Ths most successful were Lady Garvagb, with her hair down aa Bebecca, explaining Ivanboe ; Lady Lindsay, representing tbe prowess of Bilan De Bois Gnilbert ; Mis) Eveline Otwa, aa tbe Bride of Lammermoor} Mrs.Langtry, as Effie Dsacs, in short blue dress and flowered bodl.e, stood with loosened balr against the wall, while Golirey Pearse, as Boberteon, leaned over the aforesaid wall looking at her with uno tumble affection.Tbe other beauty, Mrs.Wheeler, appeared as Amy Bohsart In Kenilworth.A DBAHATIO RTS AT STBATrOED-OI-AVOI.Stratford-on-Avon is to have a dnmalic fste in honour cf tbe tbree hundred and sixteenth aunlverauy of the birttachy of Shakespeare.Barry SalUvan has nadertaken to give a tbree week\u2019s seaton in the Memorial Theatre, assisted by a company of well-meaning Isdles and gentlemen.The pecformacoa will be given on five evenings each week, and a matinee on Saturday afternoon.?correspondent writes that hotel proprietors, ladginghonse keepers, and tradesmen are In despair.Gltiaeas declare that tbe prices of admission are entirely too high.They want a threepenny theatre Instead of a half-crown pit.As many aa sixty visitors arrived at Stratford-on-Avon on the birthday.Greenwood, the retiring editor of the Pall Mall Qautle, saya \"We do not propose to allow oar Iniepacdent paper to be extinguish ed.Its spirit resides in m and we will soon reappear in new shape.Hoping to redeem tee paper from threatened assignment, 1 formally offered a large sum for the copy, ilzht, which was refused.\u2019.' The proprietor of the Pall Mall Qaaelie denies that his paper Alii henceforward be a Ministerial journal.In another aaticle, beaded \"A Flrat Snob,\u201d the Pall Mall GateUe says t\u2014\u201cIt is somewhat significant that the advent of tbe Liberal party to power should bave been seised upon by tbe American people as sn occasion on which they mUbtofior with impnoity a slight to England.It wss onder Gladstone\u2019s first administration that Bossia committed a gross breach of International faith by denouncing tbe treaty of 1858.The President of the United Btates now has been aolioitod by Con gre\u2014to commit another, even more cynical.svbsctiptions flhrth\u2014reports that the erntgratUa from tbs port of Bremen to the United States exceed* m ot transportation.In tbe 1\u2014t ' reports that petroleum baa been discovered near Bremen la small quantities.A com* may called the German Petroleum Bering Oempaay, with a capital of 1,000,000 marks, fegg been formed to develop and deepen the 8^.-4.ta to stock Invited.Tbe Consol powers oan seated?accepta proclamauon of True, the recommendations of tbe Committees of Foreign Affairs ol the Senate and ths House of Beprteentatives need not of ne:es* etiy be acted open by the Executive but wben U ts rememb red that one Chamber is Democratic and the other B.pnbllcan, and that a residential election Is at head, there can be little doubt either that President Hayes or hit sasceegor will be ordered jo withdraw from tbe eogagemente imposed by tbe Bnlwer Clayton Convention.The revival of the Monroe doctrine io Us most extravagant sense Is too good a cry to be discarded by the managers ol either party, England, themselves twell worth inspection, have been pat in by Mr.Robert Mitchell, of Montreal.On the three flats occopied as offices, corridors 309 feet In length ran from end to end of \u2014eh whig, having rooms on either sUfo, which la moat cases run in suites, conaeoted with each other by doors.Oa tha first flat, tbe space to tbe right of the mala entrance on the Grande Allround to adjoin the Parliament House, is reserved for the Parliamentary Library, and Is not yet finished.The celling, at the corner of each department, Is supported by handsome iron pillars.From the left of the Grande Allee entrance to the corner of Bt.Augustin street wing, and thence to the centre of said wing, tbe offices on both sides of tbe corridor are set apert for tbe Public Works Department, with a snlte of rooms for the Minuter, hie deputy, ko.From the Bt.A a gnat In street centre, round Io the gateway on St.Julie street, the offices sre to be occupied by the Treasnry Department.Bat ween tho t to gateways on Jolie street are to be tbe offices ot the Queen\u2019s Printer.Th:ro are stairways from one flit to another, in each centre and corner of tbe building*.Tbe centre rooms on the cecood fttt, facing the Grande Allee, are for tbe offices of tbe Lieutenant-Governor, A.D.0., Executive Connell Chamber, Ao.On the city or East side of this suite of room are some of tbe Legiilattve Connell offices, and next, between them and the site of tbe fntnre Parliament Home, tbe rooms of the Speaker of tbo Legislative Assembly.The Provincial Secretary\u2019a Department will oren-py tbe offices to the wiet of the Ele ctive Council rooms, end extending aa for ea tbo Bt.Augustin street centre ot the second fiat.This centre pavilion and tbe adjacent rooms will contain tbe offices of the Attorney end Bolicitor-Generels.Tbe remainder of this flat np to tbe low corner of St.Augustin street wing will be at tbe disposal ol the Crown Land\u2019s Department, and the St.Jolie street side will contain the office* of the Pnb* Ho lastrnctlon Department.On the third ist, tbe offices of tbe Legislative Council, and School of Navigation will occupy the wing facing the Grande Allee, the Crown Lind\u2019s Department will require the Bt.Augustin street aide for additional offices, and tbe De~ partment of Pabllc Instruction the side fao log St.Julie street.In each corner, the Mansard contains a large reservoir, snd fire proof vaults are on the corners of every flit.Nothing that Is necessary for comfort and convenience seems to have been overlooked by tbe engineers wbo drew the plana, Messrs.Ganvreen snd Tache, or the Government Boperintendente of Work, Messrs.Dery end Bt.Michel.The work, both masonry, plaster end joiners work seems to be ef tbe very best end most darable, and the contractor, Mr.F.X.Cimon, Is to be congratulated upon bis sac-cesslnl completion of this large work.Tbe pipes for gas are all in, having been laid by Mr.James Magoire, plomber, and men are dow Introducing electric bells Into all the offices.A small quantity of plaster finishing and painting still remains to be done, bni several rooms are already occupied, tbe Dr.Batter\u2019» eballwet* to his erttie» that he would play any marls thst they would bring him, no matter bew dlfflenit, at sight was very generally taken up \u2018 j asterdny, and the New York Plano Company\u2019s (Weber) rooms worn literally packed with an audience which waa notfclnc If not erltleal.Tbs ordeal of y ss ter day was conclusive aa regarda the question a Batter's ability to play anytnlng and everything at sight.The pianos were crowded up in on* aad of tbs room, tba grand Weber plaead in ftont, and Nate were provided fjr tba ladle*, or tboaa of them wbo con\u2019d get there In time.Borne of tbs pieces submitted to him were eueb that he eou\u2019.d eeareety tell to have bad some knowledge of, but If It be assumed that be knew half or them bis repertoire must be enormous and bis mast eat memory a marvel.Tbe flrat piece handed In was Ksltere\u2019a \u201cflongrcls,\" followed by Bach\u2019s at home \" * HB OOULfiKY FLAT, AWTMoW.\" Aa Balter playf 1 everything else, It la\u2019much to be rsgreltsd that tbls periioular piece w £ left at home.By tbe way, Boecovlis\u2019s \u2022 Queen Elisa etb,\u201d although not a very dlf-flomt piece, most have been new to Batter, inasmuch as it baa only teen published Within the last fourteen day» and arrived In Montreal on Monday last, and was bought,while the perioimanoe was In progress.Tbe gen.tleman wbo submitted it bad beard ibe composer play It, and declared Batter's ptrform.anea waa quite equal .thb riAiro need on this, as on all former occasions of Batter's appearing In pablle bora, waa a Naw York Wsber, and well did iC abstain its réputation as the Prince ot Pianos.With every movement of hts rapid fiogsrlng In '\u2022Stella,\" tba foil distinct tones never failed ; in toe 11 jht sefttoochee of the artist, the sweet ?ym-patbeito tonte ot the ptaqo yrere most heantl-fol ; the alow and measured movement of Elver Bt.Charles, 20 cents per loed, Crossing from North or South BWe, 16 cents.Between New Liverpool and Patent Slip, and Intermediate P.accs, 15 cents per load Between Victoria Oove aad Lower Town, 12fl cents per load Towing Square Pine, Ejm, or Ash, from Cap Range, Indien Oove, Bt.Chattes River, or crossing the St.Lawrence 12| cents per loed.From Victoria Oove to Lower Town, 8qTare Pine, Elm aad Ash, lOe-nte Between New Liverpool qpd Patent Blip and Intermediate places, 124 cants per load.Btard Pine 2 oenta extra from all places.Bleep*-», asms price as Board Pina.fowlng Birch, Walnut, Hlekory, Maple Cherry.Sawed Oak, and 8h >rt Billroad Ash, 80 cents per load.Towers not responsible for Sinking Timber If lost thrjugh passing ¦teamen or trddan storms.BOOM TARIFF) Birch, Walnnt Hlskory, Map!#, Cherry, and Bawsd Oak, 16 eenta per load.Oak 6 cents.Pine, Elm and Ash, I cents.Brard Pine 2 eenta extra.All Timber and Deals tewed from btlow the Long wharf at Indian Oove to ships load log la tbe Cove, fall tarlfL Floated Deals from Hamilton Bros.\u2019 Dove to New Liverpool, 25 eenta per Bt.Petersburg Standard, To all other places 60 cents per Qtfcbeo Standard.Towing lees than 40 liads (6 per tide.^ta- Tbe nnterrlgxed 1* authorised If col lect all monejrs due to tbe Tlmbar-towsrs\u2019 Association for 1540.JAMES WARE, Secretary, May 1,1880 Running in cafipserine wiib.tb# NOTIC1G.LANE ROUTE.For the North Shore ! VNASO ST1AM8H1P COMPAKY L1H1T8P.______HEW YORK and L_ nailing at CORK HARBOR.From Pier 40 H.New York.Algeria.Wadneeday, May 6 Bcytbla.Wednesday, May 19 Abyssinia\u201e «uWefneaday, May IS GslilaMM.MMMHH.M.n.w.Wer needay.May 99 Bothnia.rosdnanclay, June S Algerte.Wednesday, Jane S Beylhla_________ ^.Wednesday,\tJane\t1i Abyssinia.Wednesday, June 28 (3»Ilia .Wednesday, June 8* And every follow! ag Wednesday frem Hew York.No Steerage.RATES OF FAS 4«E.(50 and $100.geld, actardlag to aeoommo-lattnn.Tickets to Païts.glS.arld, additional Retnza tickets on favoraele tone a Steerage at very low rates.Steerage tickets rom Liverpool end Queenstown and all other parte of Europe at lowest rates.Through bills of lading given tor Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other porta oa tba Ooitlnent, and tar Mediterranean porta.jJTor freight pad peerage, apjuy at tbe Company's Office, No.4, Bowling Green, CRAB.« FBAHCKLYN, Agent, May I, 1880.fÎHE B h.Vi D.Ô Davie», MstUr, Is Intended to sail on SATURDAY, 8th Instant, at FOUR o\u2019clock P.M* for calling along tbe North Shore as freight and passengers tray offer.A.FRASER * CO.May 8, 1-83.ctiitti» ms.Between Montreal and Ottawa.Unrivalled Waters, Pare Air.Delightful Locality, Pleasant Society.1880.m Gtm} Foxl 1 This celebrated Canadian in-land Bammerand Health Bcsjrtwill be eondnoted on a mort exterslve scale than Redneed chargee and entlie ebange of management.Season from let June tv Oo tober.Transient rates from (1 50 to (2.50 per day ; weekly from (8 to (17.60 ; children under 12, half rates, undér ( tin charge of nnrsss, free ; redneed rates for servants.Tha Caledonia white snlphnr, \u2022allue ar d gas watem and baths bave a universal reparation ; are reeombaehded bv highest raedleaT authorities ; anfal lng specific In all Rheumatic, Dyspeptic, Wood, Birin, LtVsr, Kidney and kindred atTectiors.Mr.Tboe.Jnbb (for 20 years of tbe St.Lawrsnoe MaM, Montrea1).will have charge of tbs boflef.a»4 pan es desiring to mak* arrangements may oommcelcate with him, or for complète gnlfilglVlig routes; farva, go, send adlrm postal card to tba Grard Hr,tel Company.Ottawa, Ont.March 22,15*'0,\t\u2022\tFm P\u201cBPPÊH\u20193 QUIWINE nod I HOW TONIC contains an an vary log amount of qninine and iron.It possesses all the powers of these valuab\u2019e tonics in banishing diseases snd symptoms traceable to wesknesf, a low state ef the nervous system, enfeebled condition of tbe body, and derangement of tbe general health CUNARD LINE AU®f( LINE THE St Lawrence Steam Kav ga'ionto, THE STEAMER S A.GTJEISr A.Y, OAPT.LEOOURS, Will leave tba Bt.Andrew's Wharf on TUESDAY» Ik* Uth May next, at 8 AM., for Oblooatixnl and Ha I Ha ! Bay, and will stop at Bal» St.Panl, Les Ebon'em \u2022nU, Murray Bay, Rlvtere dn Leap.Tad-nsac and L\u2019^nse Bt Jean, both going and returning.For fori her information apply at the Company's Office, fit.Andrew\u2019s Wbsrf.A.0AEOURY, Secretary, April Ï8, 1889.\t.OAiVi - fttmgrg to file st to ^rt.IK FOR SILE Oil TO LET, mBE HOUSE No.135.ST.ANN JLr Btreat, Opeer Town, newly pat In peif*etsipte.rf epairs, next to Old Btadseona Clnb.Apply to HAMEL A TE&SIER, \u2022 Advocates, No 61, St.Peter Street, L.T.Or.to\t.E.0.CANNON, Notary, U.T.May «, 1880.\tFp Under eontraet with tbe C>ovenuo«0i of Canada tor tbe conveyance ol / Canadian and Unfted States Mailt 1880 Summer Arrangements 1880 rie OOMPANVri i-iNr« ARB OOF-posed of the nn-fernotsd First-Claw, talt-wr-.i.mvde-bnllt, Donble-ecglned, Irca Steamships)\u2014 Tens.PARIS! AN._5400\tBni Id I Dg.fl4RniWI\\N.\u201e.4400 Capt J K Dolton.\u201cOT-YNEBCAN-4103 OartRB-own.BARMAN IAN.^8600 Capt A D Altd.TlR^AS^.A\t_4OC0\tCapt Jm Wylie.Moravian.s**o\tGtpt J Grabans.>'ERUVIANM.M.M8400 Lt Smith.RMB.NOVA 0CJOT) ANta.S800 Capt Rtctaardeon.aiBE»'NIAN.^.^.\u201e.S484 Lt Archer.BNR.OABt,IAN.w.^NM^._s:oo Cart Tprv*Ire.-AriSTBfAN^w.^._2700 Capt Barrett.NBHTURIAN.*700\tO pt J O Sterbea.vRUBnl AN-8000\tCapt J Rttebte.\u2019YOANDÏNAVJAt».*.^ SOTO CsptHogb Wjlfo.BPENCS AT REAM _4ISO C P» N Mc| -4J00 Capt LeGeltele.dANirOBAN.M.8160 Capt MeDcniall.CANADIAN-.î«T>0 Cap» Ci Ï Mettlsa.PHCE»JOlAM^^.a8oo Oept J PeotL OeptMo ';a.i LUOt'RWE^^.2800 C-pt Kerr.ACADIAN-mo Capt Cabal.« NEW ^OUN^LAND.1600 Capt Myllna.THE STEAMERS OF TF* LIVERPOOL MAIL LIKE J Bal\u2019lng from LIVERPOOL every TBUB®-DAY, and frons QUBB C every BATUP-OAT.(calling at LOCh Fc;TLB lo receiv* cn hoard And lend Malls and Pa«»erg(.ra tc and from Ireland and Bcctiand; are Intended to he despatched FBOM QUEBEC, PoLVirxTiAir.Satnrday, 8th May.Moxaviaiv__________ m\tJ5.h\t«\u2022 'ArucATTAn.^____\t«\u2022\t;*ad\t\u2022< CrnoAssTAw.^.^ WALBSWST 4H.«.\t2*th ' \u2022\u2022 Boxvon AvaatH.__\t\u2022\u2022\t2nd\tJune.Mai-itobah.>\u2022\t9th \u2022» PHCE'tICIAH.\u2022.\t16:h \u2022* Gbxci in.«\tyard * \u2022\u2022 and thcreafler at rrgnlar Intervals.An experienced Surgeon carried on each van*!.WW Berths not seenred nntll paid for Through Bills of La41rg granted In Liverpool and at Continental Porta to all Pointe In Canada and tbe Wevters State* la A Tender with Malls and Paewngnrs tar Liverpool Msll SUamrrs will leave tfce.Napr-leon Wharf every Hstnrdey morning, at nine o'clrch prve'eeiy.; For farther partiesian applv to ALLANS, HAS A CO, Agents, Qnebee.Mayt, 1280.OOOtfBPIliPHIC LOTS FOB 8ALB Houses and Bushiess Stands for Sale or to Let Moderate bents to desib-abtetenrate.Moderate prieee and easy terms of payment to desirable rnrehatera.Apply to\tJOHN HEARN, 16, Banlt-an-Matelot SL April 26, 1880,\tJsnlS-Lm To Let, THE HOUSE No 81, BT.GENE-vleve Strbet,\u20180*pe, presently occupied by W.PUklnglon, Esq.Any improvements or repairs required by a desirable tenant will be compiled With by tbe Imllord.Apply to M.WILLIAM ROT, No, 131, Aiagofltireet, Or, to X.G.CANNON, N.P, March 11,1880.\tl i.tf G.T.R.FERRY.On and after the 16th Instant the Ferry Steamer will i.E A.V K QUEBEC.i LEVIS SlATtfil.A.M.7,15 Express to Halifax.8.80 Mixed to Richmond and Mail to River dn Loop.P.M.AM.I 7.40 Market T ala from R.dn Loop and Mall from the Wert.P.M, 2.45 Mali from River dn Leap.FOR SALE.11RS PROPERTY FORMERLY known as McCallam\u2019s Distillery, situated at tbe feo', of Sauvage an mu, st.Sauveur.Will be eold eheap.Apply to February 7, 1880.D.RATTRAY, Bt» Peter Street.rOR SALK OH TIM, HE EXTENSIVE PREMISES tormerly known as MeCal-lu bo\u2019s Brewery, altsated in St.Paol Street.This property la well' adapted for a maanfaotnrlng hnslnera, and la ¦Unated a ongetde the North Shore Railroad track.Apply to D.RATTRAY, Bt, Peter Street.February 7,1880.8.80 Market Train to River dn Loop A Mail to the West.Weather and Ice permitting.MW Intermediate Trips for Freight, January 15, I860.cWlisicfMiiW WE ABB NOW FURNISHING TBE beet and CHEAPEST TELEPHONE SERVICE.\t\u2014 No Advance in Rates.For terms, apply to EDWIN POPE, Mont teal Telegraph Oa March 1,1880.\tOm JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL' PENS.*; e 1 BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT WORLD.THE January U, 1880 Lm THIS PAPER may be fonnd on' file at Geo.P Kowill A Co,'a Newspaper Advertising Bureau, (10, Spruce Street), where advertising contracts may RIPtfff VflDlf he made flor U la HEW V VlIRa To Let, rE EXTENSIVE PREMISES form lag the rorner of St.Peter, St A'ntolne and Sanlt an-If ate lot Streets, at prisent oacn-pted by Meeers.A.Joseph A Bona ¦ton 1st May n-xt.F Apply to February t; 1849, a RATTRAY, Qowen'j Balldlngs, ^54.Peter Street VICK\u2019S ILLÜùTEATM FLORAL GUIBi A beau urn 1 wotk of lOO Panes.One rsiaxlj Flower Plate, and 600 »'\u2022\u2014\u2018mllana.TTlth DeeortpttoDs of tbe best Flowers and Vegs.tables, with price of Mads, and bew to grow them.All for a Fiva Ca&x Stary, jw Yngt'ab or German, VICK\u2019S SEEDS are tbe heat la the worW.Fiva Oxirra for postage will buy the Flobaj.Gumx, telling how to set them.The Ftownr and Vegetable Garden, fts ?agee, hlx Colored Plates, and,many boudred Engravings.For 50 cents to' paper coven : (1.90 In atseaxtt eletb.In German ot mvlfeh.Vlckte Illustrated MoatlOy \u2019\u2018\u2018nganSma 12 P ages, a Colored Plata In every\u2019Vnmber aedt many fin» Engravtrgv.Price (LM a yea ; Five Copies for |6C0.Bpartsasa t umbers sent for 10 eenta ; S trial copies flor 25 aenta.Address JAMES VICK Rochester.N Y.\u2022 k Jaaaaiy 19* Ut9| NSW ADVERTISüMEN'IS.Bsmor»! \u2014A Jo eph A -oa«.AaoUon tel»\u2014OoUTe Lemieux A Ce.Hew Books\u2014Deweoa A Co.BUdeeon» Bsnk\u2014Wm B Dees.Aao'loa Sale\u2014A J Maxbam A Co.Quebec Board of Trade\u2014P H Andrews.Otrd\u2014Jackson Rae.Oread Trank Railway\u2014Jotepto Hickson.Bed Osder Carpet Pelt\u2014I a W Reid.Por Dalbooaie, Ac\u2014a Fraser A Co.Paralablne Oooda\u2014Oloeer, Pry A Co.P eab Arrivals\u2014\tDo.OtnCemene Department\u2014Do.B*w Hat Btnck\u2014Jamee C Paterton.Bag l^b, Amer'cun and Foreign Hardware Thomas Andrews.8 oavenl's, Wedding Presents\u2014G Seifert.THE TONIC OF THE DAY when deluged by the impassioned rhetoric of a Fenian meeting, \u201cGo slow, Forar, Go slow I\u201d Mays, 1880 Am O'! inn onxr Bnacoirsnxio viwxTAsn.established in 18'7.^a few band-sd ex ra-s sed tIdca which will bear a Urge crop of rail UHe î*ar, for sale.Orders for these or oar o dinars »tock\u2014all onr own growth and ¦tleete \u2014should he lent lunmedlaiely to Manana A Co, The Beac'-ntfia'd Mreyard Beseosifleld Point Claire, P.Q.Jobit Nklsoh Jnn , - eoeral Ageit.May 4.1X80.\tE WEDN&S3AY, MAY 5.1880.MB.BAKKER writes another LBITEB.Mr.Wbsbtox Babkxs bas written another open letter to the newspapers, on his favorite theme\u2014a commercial union between Canada and the United States.The present letter is addressed to the Hoo.James A.Gaatibld, and like its predecessor it harps on the same string, and is as full of illogical ideas and crude I search.speculation as the rem it kable\ta°d j\tPrincipal DaWiOX has led his readers to an examination of the differ- FOSSIL MEN.Canadians the world over should feel justly proud of Principal Davtoom of Mo Gill University, Montreal.He bas done more to make his and our country known and resp eted abroad among sebol&rs, and scientists and literary men generally, than almost any otber living Can tdian.For the last five an i twenty years his nsme has been more or less pro minently identified with the geology and mineralogy of Acadia and Canada proper* His researches in his chosen field of studjy have been untiring, unremitting and most exhaustive, and his efiorts in a little time promise to reap as golden a reward, as the splendid work of Sib Charles Lybll and the extensive performances of Sib Kodbeugk Mubohuox, in the same direction.The study of geology is full of grand aims and results, its scope is almost limitless, and the diligent student in the amplification of his work, finds in every fresh investigation, rarer and nobler beauties in that science, which abovfe ail others, is best fitted to beautify, to enrich and to make full the mind.At first the student, and subsequently the companion of Sut Chab-lbs Ltbll, Principal Dawson has prosecuted his scientific labors under good direction.Of late years his studies and investigations have borne excellent fruit, and the faithful teacher bas been able to add many additions to the lore which he has made peculiarity his own.It is curious to note the growth and system of Professor Dawsjx\u2019s mind since he gave to the public, his scholarly volume entitled \u201cAcadian Geology\" in 1855.At first his writings were largely technical, aod conveyed to the reader the idea that they were mainly intended for the use of studeots learning the mysteries of geologic formation, and arcbætogic re-Gradually, and with oonsum- rambitng twaddle which he sent to the Hoo.G so rob Bbowv, some four or five weeks ago.Such reasoning as Mr.Babxxb indulges in can find no favor in the eyes of Canadians.It is too specious and too one-sided to meet with popular acceptance on this side of the line.In plain English it is a direct plea for annexation, veiled in the flimsiest and gaus:est fabric, a specie of ostrich-like concealment of true purposes, wh ch can deceive nobody.Mr.Babkbb paints in glowing terms the beauties of his new scheme, which involves toe total annihila* tion of the displeasing and expensive Custom House, and seems to think that his charming novelty has only to be presented to the Canadian mind to ensure Us immediate adoption.He suggests, it is true, that we may perhaps have a friendly feeling towards England, and he generously concedes his permis* \u2022ion to allow us to indulge that fancy, or friendly feeling, or Whatever it maybe.Canada\u2019s political relations, he remarks in italics, wbicb we have not disturbed, \u201care not our (bis) concern.\" \u201cSo long,\" he goes on again, **0.SPECIAL FROM MONTREAL.Mcxtuaa, May 4\u2014Jacob and Moses Mailer, German Jews, whs stated tbey were Irom Cleveland, Ohio, were convicted bare to-day of robbing atorea and sentenced to three years each In the penitentiary.A poll has been opened in 8c.Gabriel municipality to vote on a by-law to raise $66,-000 for the new waterworks.G.Ontrsm k Sons are building a new fao-tory at St.Gabriel, In the sabnrbs olthis city.The wage* of masons, plasterers and carpenters, hav* been advanced from $1 to $1.50 per day.This morning the deputation ol the Harbor Oommlssloaers returned from Ottawa, hav ng achieved little or nothing by their trip, M sars.Andrew Robertson, Chairman ; Hy Bnlmer, and Mayor Bivard, comprised tbe deputation, end met Hon.Mr.Langevio, who It seems, did not altogether conceit his hagrin that he had again and again been bothered by the Montreal petitioners.He 'old tbe deputation very plainly that tbe Government 000Id do nothing this yeer for the Montreel harbor, bat next year would submit to Parliament a scheme which woald embrace tbe system of canal and river navi-ga Ion from the lakes down to the sea.This ifternoon the Council of the Board of Trade were lu eeeeloo ooosiderioge latter from their representative on the Board of the Harbor Commissioners, 1 earing opou the question.Tbe news has caused great dissatisfaction la tbe city and a public moating is talked of.Edward Cardinal, a farmer of St.Gene-vleve, was drowned when attempilng to cross he river on the Ice nt Riviere des Pmlrles, last week.In the Corn Exchange to-day, the remain der of the proposed rules relating to transactions in grain and floor among the mem bars of tbe Montreal Corn Exchange Association were sabmlttod and passed.Tbe first ren rales were dl.poeed of yeeterday.Bale Ho.11 proviles that all disputes shall be settled by arbitration NEW CARPETS.Spring 1880.IpAPEDTRY, KIDDERMINSTER, UNIONS, under tbe by-laws of largely human thought, end Jn proving the 0orn Axob»o««, if so required by the Ulrougfi (0omiIil,l6e of Management.that iolenoe is not always read the spectacles of the skeptio and wfidel.From the fossils of antiquity Dr.Dawsox draws many a hopeful lesson.From the iy mound builders he gleans evidence of the prevaleuce of the higher truths, iu the days that have vaouhed.The primitive peoples, he tells us, believed lu Goo, iu good aod in evil spirits, in the F ail, in the glad promise of a Saviour, and in a great and universal flood.From bu premises Dr Dawsox proves muen that will serve to estabusn on a firm basis, tne theories of the Christian scientist.The book is full ©f a fine philosophy, high moral teaching and digest, ed learning.H will add greatly to the feme of its richly endowed author.M ,\t_\tNo.12 presides tbat if sold in store tbe bayer shall bave tbe day of sale and tbe three following wot king deye to remove the earne.No.13 provides tbat storage shall be paid In all oases by tbe \u2022eiler, fair average qoslity.No.14 provides that It be determined by tbe Board of Examiners or by comparisons to be made by disinterested and competent parties.No.16 provides tbat \u201cquantity aboat\u201d shall mean 5 per cent more or less than tbj stipulated quantity.No.16 was scored oaf.No.17 proviles for the delivery of floor ; when to saeds, flour shoald be taken within 34 hoars, If in store within 48 hoars anless otherwise agr ed.Dlepotes a* to grade, no important p lot, Is treated under the head of role 18 VFben floor Is not sold, inspected nod in \u2022hipping order, dispute* ns to grades are to be seUlcd by Inspection, tne ccsts incurred to be paid by the loelng petty ; if not equal to the sample the buyer le to here the right N B.\u2014About 20 pieoeo tapestries from 10 p.e* to 30 p.e, under value on aeooaat of patterns ; very suitable for Parlours.Bad-rooms, ho.Brussels Carpets ssperior quality $1.76for $1.36* Tspestrlra from 66 ots.China dost Mats, la White and dray.Indian Mate-Hops\t\u201c Coeo\t« plain and oolerad harder.Sheepskin\" Velvet \u201c Axalnater Mata Coeo and Rope Matting all widths.Brass Poles, Stair Bods and Cerniees.Laee Oui sins and Cretonnes.Cotton Sheetings all widths, low prîtes and Standard Qaalitiea.SIMONS k FCULD8, KvaiiM.\t*»**\"\u2022**.An Extensive Variety to select from 9UII1C10M01FTUDL G.R.RENFREW & CO, TH*r4?w*BT*aLr®M*BAL*««»rwG A of the Corporation of the QUEBEC BOARD OF TBADK, will be bald nt tbe Hoard Boom, Exokavgb Buxuuna, THIS day, (Wednesday,) 6th ineunt, at it o*ok>3k Noon, for tbe pnip sa of electing n Pre:ident, Vtea-President and OanneUlors, and for gvnernl baiinees.Quebec, 6tb May, 1880.F.H.ANDREWS, Secretary.MayB, 1880.\tA RED CEDAR CARPET FELT! For Laying Under Carpets and Oil Cloths.NOTHING EQUAL TO IT I Mannfaelnred by lbs nndanlgned, J- & W.REID, 98 & 100, SI.Paul Street Mays.1830.\tv THOMAS ANDREWS.No.1» ST.JOHN STREET»' IMPORTER AND DiCADEYt \u2014 IN \u2014 English, Ameriean A Foreign Uaroware.Cooking Stoves and Kanges, Cooking Utansila, Honte Furnishing Goods.Paints.Oils» Varnishes» Painter\u2019s Brush-\u2022s» Window Glass.Spear * dackaau\u2019s Files and ICdge Toole._\t\u201e OTJTXaNin-SlI Joseph Rodger 11 0 aon'a Table and Poeket Cutlery and Kclasors.GLASS CHANDELIERS.Gfraa Jdruoketn, Pentium*.FTaU Damps, O-as Gbiobes.Plnublng, Ball-Hanging, Gas-fitting, Tin and Copper Works, will be executed with Neatness and Despatch.Healing of Buildings with Hot Water or Steam on tbe most approved Plana ; bert of refersnosa given.March 8, 1880.\tmTsi JOHM HUNTER, Copper Suitii, Brass PooiiMc.All descriptions or copper work for Steamboats, Mills aod Factories, anoh as Steam Pipes, Boilers, Pianlabad Horns tor Steam Fog-Horna, Bath-Boilers and Bln-naelea, Alr-Vamels, and all kinds of Planish* d Work dona as it abonld bs.Qnn-Metala for Journals and Bearings, and all klnde of Braaa Castings dona wltb dispatch and at vary low prices.New Ends pat to Boiler Tubes, rendering I the Tube ae good ae new.J.H.being hlnueif a practical Metal Worker, with ecnxlderable experience in working ont tha varions théories of Metal-larglau In praetloa, will endeavour to give entire satisfaction to all who may favour him with ihsir orders.JOHN HUNTER, 12, CUL-DE-SAC STREET a.t »m 13 F.A ANDREWS h SON, Nos.2 & 4, St.Paul Street.ALSO,\u2014Leather Belting, Lace Leather, Mill Oil., Cordage, S&p Canvas and Paint May 4.1880.oetd-Lvm.co DR.OODERKE\u2019S INFANTS\u2019 SYRUP PREP ABED BY # I>R.J.JÏÏMKKY OODJBRKE, Professor or Materia Medico and Therapeutics.TO?«Tu invAitrs\u2019 Srnur\" is «Montreal School o' Mediates and prepared jwlth tha approbation of tbe Profaaacrt of La _____\t.\t8b7#J7- Med leal Faealty or Vletorta Ool)«re>- Tula Bjrap enn be give\u201d, in all eonfldenee, to Infante in eaeas anab a* Collas, IM arrhes.Dyéantarv Painfal Dentition.Inability to Sleep, Cong ha, Colds, Ac , Ac.\t\u2019 J THE BEST MD.'SiFEST SOOTHING SIRUP IH USE.Dr.OodariVs Infanta* f»yrap baa been n= d by many of onr leading Physiciaca, and la our best families for over 80 years with marks ' saaeass and eatUfactlon.\t-T**1\" PRICK, 20 CKNT-3, PKP BOTTLfC.For sate by B.McLeod, J.J6.Burke, P.Mathis T \\ ernisr, P.F.HIr,fret, o.Po«vln A Oo_ Quebec O.J- Dion, Holnt Levie.W.M.Brune» a o& Wbo'esale Agents tar Qna«ae, .7\t^ SFRVCINBf A DEFINITE PREPARATION OF -1 ntA SPRUCE SUM, WILD CHERRY k HQARK0ÜND.One of the most reliable preparations yet iatrodoeed to tbe pbbiic, ter tbe Immediate relief and care or Goughs Colds, Hnpn-eto tie.Hoarssness, Wh toping Ooogh, Croup, AsthmaT andnll d«ssnses of tbe Throat and Langs Taken with Ood Liver Oilintke^ret etapet of Oemnmpêton, U will he footed toeatewU*.I Tbe we!)-knowa medicinal properties off dPBUOE GUM, WCLO CHERRY AND tt^AB HOUND, as curative agents m diseases of the Throat, Langs and Cheat, are too widely kwawn to need farther comment.Suffice II to eny, that 8PRUCINE Is n positive eombmalion of the THREE.sslentifloaUy pat together In tbe form of nn agreeable and palatable KUxlr ; In obstinate Coughs, Pulmonary Goa so motion, Ac., Ac., Where Ood Liver OCl )¦ re commend ad, a doss of 8PRUOINE taken wltb a dose of tbe former will make an ag'«e*ble convenient vehicle for tbe administration of the GO, and largely promote Us efflclenev'\" 8PRU0INR is p«t ap In Bottles at Sf and 50 cants each.\t- 8 For sala by * McLeod, J.B.Burke, P.Mathis, J.Vernier, P.F.Rinfret, O- Potvin A to., Qnebee , O.J.Dion, Point I*vls.W R.Breast A Cot, Wholesale Agents for Qnebee.Sole Proprietor and Manufactarer, B.E.N£oG3-A.XjE» dzeanltot, MONTRKA.L.\t\u201c'** November T, 1*79.¦ ÎO* t-Ttart REMOVAL.A.JOSEPH & SONS HAVE For Dalhousie and Interne- o^ruîT\" diate Places I y'BCAVER,\u201d P.T.LnMAlSTBB, K Master, will «all from Atklnion\u2019a Wharf, St.Jamee Street, on TUESDAY, ]8tb May, for Balhonala, calling a'ong tbe coast aa tunal going and returning.A.FRASER A CO.May 6, 1880.\tapm ItEMOVED Biche^u am) Ontario iargatiofi COMPANY.ROYAL MAIL LINE B ET W® BN Quebec, Montreal.Kingston» Toronto» Hamilton, and all » Intermediate Ports.- « TO Dalhousie Street, Corner of Arthur Street, May 5.1880.\to NEW BOOKS LOTTE BINGS IN PLEASANT PATHS, by Marlon HarlanJ, author of Com man tit nse In tbe Hoaaebold.Catherine and Oromford Tall, Wife acd Bon of the Archbishop of Canterbury ; a Memoir by Bevd.Was.Banbam.Tbe Light of Asia, by Hdwln Arnold, cheap edition.ys, cheap edition.Young Lord Penrith, by J.B.Harwood.Tbe Life of tbe Right Hone arable William Ewart Gladstone, MJ\\, B.0 L.f by George Burnett Smith.Memoirs of Madame de Remnant, cone plate lb one volume, Cloth.Library Edition.Fcr sale by DAWSON A OO.Mey I, 1880.February 9.1881 Fm CALL AND EXAMINE HEWBATSTOCK Well Assorted in all Lines.JMPMS0Ï, Souvenirs, Wedding Presents and Birthday Sifts.AVKRT FINE SRLKOHON OF GOLD and Sliver Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, Parlor, Dining-Room, and Hall Clocks, Sterling RUver and Elsoiro-Plated Ware Whitby Jet and Fancy Goods AT O.NKIFEKX\u2019H EUROPEAN BAZAAR.Also,\u2014600 Fans below cost.Aprils 1880.FANCY DRY GOODS ! Silks, satins, flowers, feathers, Ja?xets, Doitnane, Laoea and Bate, Oof lara and Uuffi, Ribbons, Scarf., Handkerchiefs, Emorolderles, Ao., Ac.A very large asaortmsnt of tbs above or n elan ly on hand.FYFE, WRIGHT & LEITCH, FA.JBRIQI7E 8'A\u2019REKX.SPRING FASHIONS! i HE LATEST NOVELTIES IN BRITISH French and American Goods, at tbe moat moderate prices.\u2019\u2018All Departments n jw well assorted.\u201cQQ ) easmaklng and Millinery Spej-alties.FYFE, WRI&hF A LEITCH, FABRIOUK STRSIT.April IS, UM.27, BUADE STREET.March 37,1880, Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada.HD IITEII1L (01 SUE.Tender?are invited fob the following Old Material AT ICE ! Those persons desiring to be supplied with ICE for tbe aeason would do well to enll at No.146, SCOTT STREET l tbe lee-Kooee being situated on the promisee Tbe undersigned alee dealns to draw tbe attention of Parties residing outside tbe Toll-Gatos, who can be supplied either by month or season, at moderate rates.NOEL RAN COURT, \u201e\t148, Bcott Sir* at.May 4, 1880.\tF rrtHIB MAGNIFICENT LINE, OOMP08-£ ed of tha following firat-olaws Side-Wheel Steamers, vis i\u2014 \u2014BETWEEN\u2014\t\u2019\u2022» QUKBEe AND MONTRffAL, QCTSBKCp IroDf 0*pie NdUoh* wl 1 j#hto N-polcou Wharf every Tceedeya, TbOredaye and Saturdays at 6 o oiork PM.MONTREAL, I on, Capfi Bara, every Mondays Wednesdays eat Fr d y», at k 0\u2019 lœk P.M., calling at Intermediate Ports and arriving early in tbe morning.\u2022* ?\u2022 f between Montreal and Hamilton».OOR-IOAN,\t(Ocmposue) Osptaln Blnelatr.SPARTAN,\t«\t«#\tB«tley.\u201c\t-\tFarrelL PaeSPoRT,\tm\t«\tIrving.\u201c*w\t\u2022*\t\u201c\tTrowelî.MAGNET.\t«\t«I\tOa melon Win leave tbe Ganai.Basis on T*itsl*rs, Thursdays and Salure ays, at 8 o'eteefc, and i Aoznrn on tbe arrival or lbs Tnun leaving BOVAVmVTtJAB btatiox at boo*, to* SC A.3MC X Xs T O 3>J v And Intermediate Porta, making direst SOn-neeuon at PRESCOTT and BROCKVIXjY.E Wltb to* Railway* for Ottawa Cmr, EjUtt-vnuk Pnnrx, Anepaion.Ao ; at cs TORONTO and HAM UL,TON W (b tbe Railways tar Oo< lairewoo», sA«x.t zie MAnxn.Fobt wilhac.DuvetH, -'TnATyoni).Immow, Chat*ar, SaanrA, DwmoiT OmoAbO.Milwaokb*.Galxjta annex Bat, Bt Paw.and Fonr gaut! and wun the g «CITY or TORONTO ** For niagaba, Lnw stoh, niagaka rexsjv, Bctfaxo, cz.nvax.ajn> Touts czmoiaxatz, AOs WR»'\t' ^ TICKET OFFICE, where State Room ban be secured, nt R M.STOCKING opposite bc Imnls Hotel, and at Office, Napoieon Waarf.A.i 28FORGES, Agent.Meyd 1880.febS-Fm WB ARE NOW 8HOWINO 150 Pieces Tweeds, \u2014FOR\u2014 nilS 1ID SUMMER HEIR NEW PATTEJEtIVN, IT VERT LOW PRICES.\u2014ALSO\u2014 A large assortment of ULSTER TWEEDS, in all the NEW COLORINGS.DAVIDSON & HORAN March 86, 1880.TA BIASES OF HAT4 JUST RKUEIVED JyJ v> front tbe best London Menufeotar-\u2022ra, and of LATEST STYLE, as worn In London, tor GENTS and BOYS.À large assortment of Christy's, Woodrow\u2019s and Lincoln A Benneu\u2019a PULLOVERS AND S'LK HATS ! WH.X.na Boxa> at WHOLESALE PRICES J.B.LALIBERTE\u2019S 1*4, St.Joseph SL, fit.Roch\u2019s» Q U.M.ZH JB C .April 8, 1660.\t0m MONTREAL.Estimated gnantlty.Wronght iron wrap.^100 Tobb Steel plate and spring steal ollpplnga 80 Spring steel.* Hue\", rail entuegs and flsb plates.2 Brass tub ng.* Steel Urea.40 The above aorap will be delivered at any point on tbe Grand Trunk Railway, a may be agreed upon.If delivery is riqnlred In the United Stales, tbe pnrobaser to pay duty.AT PORT HURON.Wronght Iron scrap,.iso\tTone.Oaai Iron aorap.gs Spring steel.7 Braei bMiings and olJ brace catlings 6 Copter tnbee.1 Steel tlree.8 The above will be delivered at any Station on ibe Grand Trank, between Chicago, Port Hnron and Detroit, as may be agreed upon.AT FORTiiA ND.Wren, ht Iron scrap.gg\tJons.Oast Iron scrap.54 Tbe above will be delivered on tbe Company's premises at Portland.Parties deatrons of tendering abonld satlafe themselves of tbe quality of the scrap, as no classification will be allowed after tenders are accepted.No deductions or allowances of any kind will be given for dirt, grease, eto., or any otber reasons.The purchaser to pay for the fell gross weight.Parties tendering to give price per ton o, 3,240 lbs., and name place where delivery will be required.Terms Cash on delivery.Tendera endorsed .«Tender for Scrap,'» and addressed to the nnderslgntd will be received on or before SATUKDjAY, isth MAY.JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager Montreal, A pill 29tb, 1880.May 6, 1880,\tB Tenders for Keeping Bars on.^\t^ T_ .the Saguenay hteamers, I K, K IV1 ( ) V /\\ WE HAVE PLEASURE IN INFORMING tne Public that we have takes pastos-ot our NEW STORM >¦ the Betiding I of the Youo| Men's Christian üssstiaüoo \u2014BEING THE\u2014 First Shop outside St.John'* Cute.We maintain onr position to offer to OUR The Company wl'i not te bsund to accept J CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC an a*aort- Ï1HB BT.LAWRENCE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will receive Tenders until Friday*, thi© 'T'tli inmtaxzt, I tor the prtvtlege vt Selling Liquors and Olgara ! on the E earners «¦ Saguenay \" and «Pt Lawrence, \u201d doting tbe present eeason of naviga-j Uon.For particular* apply at tbs Company's Office, Bt.Andrew's Wharf.the blil ert cr nsy tendtr.May 4, 18F0.GABOURY, Secretary.ment of HJ.±i.±±OLiT.Broker, Novelties in Dry Goode I j of the most complete description, of the latest styles, and at the Financial ^genf and Jlccountant.^ NO.83, 8T.PITH STRUT.Beferenoe permitted to Wm.B.Dean, Cashier Stadaooua Bank.Qnebee, P.MaoBwen, Caahlar Union Bank of Lower Canada, Qasbeo.Jamas Stevenson, Cashier Quebec Bank, « D.R.Wilkie, Cashier Imperial Bank of Canada, Toronto.H.C.Uammand, Cashier Bank of Hamllten, Hamilton- W.J.Anderson, Manager Beak of Montreal, Broekville.F.W.Henshew, Pras't Board of Trade, Montres} Andrew Thomson, President Union Bank of Lower Canada, Quebso Hou.P.Garneau, Viao-Pree dont Stadaooaa Beak, Qa.beo Idwin Jones, Prssideat Quebec and Levis Party Co., Quebec.Messrs- John Sharpies, Sons A Co., P.Garaoeu k Frere, A- Joseph A Sons, and T.Le Droit Merchant*, Qutheo.Authotiled to take aubeeriptione to stock 0» \u201c THB FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO/\u2019 a Company now paying quarterly dtvi danda at the rate of 8 p.a.per aanam on Us Preference Stock.May S, I860.MOST MODERATE PRI0ES.A CALL IB SOLICITED.BELAND, CARNEAU k 00., Ho.146, St.John Street, without, Facing the Montcalm Market.Mky 8,1810.\tiiovie- Fm NEW IMPORTST qrtHE FOLLOWING ON THB WAY AND X to arrive la ell thl< We«k Ex as.\u2022«pqynetian,\" from Liverpool\u2014Ka-raka Table Salt In Pocket*.Zauts Cnrrante incases.Valeccla Oranges In O.ten.Bxss.\"Qaebic,\" irom Liver,ool\u2014X L Pick as In Came.Jamaica Ocff* in Barrais, Dty A Msr.ia's Blacking.Rice in Bags, Half-baga anl Pockets, hn.tena and VaUntia ¦s \"JoaUstd,\" from London\u2014cases Pearl Tapiooa.Bales Am bays Ole vss.Canes Psnrl Sago.Cas s klem, rue.Cas.s p^ Rngo.A full Assortment tf Crosse A BlecXweU\u2019s Pickles and Banees, Xx si.\u2022\u2022GeBtL\"\u2014iso Ora'ea Winn PottQs Barrels Washing 8< da.Kegs R.0.Barrais Gieen Cop pars*.M.G, MOUNTAIN May 8,1886. N.Z, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1880.SPECIAL FROM HALIFAX.Haufox, N.8.,\t4\u2014The mnolclp*! \u2022leottooe took place to-day in Da'tcnatb, Tfn«t and Pic»oo.In Dartisoatb, J W Tar-B* «M elected warden without opposition.In Ttoro, G B Archibald was elected Mayor by a majority of 104 aver Israel Longwortb, lat-* locombent.In Pictoo, Joba D McLeod was elected Mayor without opposition.Rev James Stewart, P eabrterian, died at Mew Glasgow to-day, aged 80 fears.SPECIAL FROM ST, JOHN, N.B.Sv.Jon, N.B , May 4\u2014Two weeks ago the St.J >hn and Maine Railway bought a controlling interest in the Uarieton Branch Railway, mod it was alleged that the object was to prevent the proposed Grand Southern from running over the Branch.The directors of the Branch Company made a new move the other day, by teasing to the Grand Socthern Road the right to ran over the track oi the B.aoch for 15 years for $100 a month for tbe first five years, $125 a month for the second five yean and $150 a month for the third p'rlod of five years.They also acquire tne right, if circumstances should demand 't, to bnild a second track along tke present Baaccb track, for wblch they are to pay $300 a year for the first twenty years and $400 afterwards.4t the annual meet, log of the shateholden of the Carleton Branch Railway, this evening, Mr Ray, Manager ; McLeod, Soperiotendent ; and Mr.Barker, Solicitor for the St.Joan aad Maine Railway, were elected directors.They dis.approve of the lease.Nathaniel Speucer, 19 years of age, be.longing to Bloomfield Ridge, York Go., was drowned while driving on the Taxes River, Northumberland Co.He fell off the front of a jam of legs into the stream and wss carried under aoorher jam.A young man named Robins»*, from English settlement, Kings Oo^ was drowned while driving logs la new Oaanan River, SPECIAL FROM OTTAWA.Ottawa, May 4\u2014Tbe session of tbe So.pet me coott, lor the heating of appeals open-eg to-day.la tbe case of Stewart st of vs the People's National Bank, owing to the absence of the counsel for the appellant, the Goar! beard only the arguments for the defendant In Peters vs Hamilton, Mr.Dalton McCarthy with Mr Hanotngton a j .eared for the appeilaat, and Mr.Weldon.QO., for respond nt.Judgment reserved.Mr.Da way vs Waterbary, an action to settle whether the Dominion power extend* coder the fish ery act of 1888 to the Bde Deg Ohaleors, was taken op.ibis morning a man named Beanpre had his son, a Utile fellow oi eight yean of age charged at tbe Police Coart with stealing pair of toots from bis store.Tbe little fel-low, who looked moat intelligent, pleaded gntity, and asked for a sommary trial.Tbe fetbar gave evidence In the case snd made application to have his son placed in tbe Boose of Correction.Tba Police Mi gist rate Mated he woold pees sentence on the culprit to-morrow, remar king at the same time that tbe House of Correction, for a child of that age, sbonld be a home At two o'clock this evening clouds oi smoke began ascending skyward in Hull township ; from this city it looked as though \u2022 big firs bad again broken ont in flu*l, and haatfrads of people proceeued to Parliament Hill to witness It, but happily the city over the way was not the scene of tbe conflagra-fkm.It was further nick to the woods, n couple oi miles to the north-west of the tows.The wUd being from the south, the fire spread to the north and quite a stetion of woodland has been swept by tbe fire.The firs has almost died out, and no danger to the sky is now appr«bead«d, althoogb at ons time tbs matter looked serious.Hon.Mr.Mackensie will leave to-morrow for Toronto.A DSrty of engineers, under Mr.Frame, will leave shortly for the Ntpissing district, to make a survey of the route between the Lake and Sauit St Marie.Tne younger brother of Lord Lome U expected to a-rlve at Rideao Hall shortly.A friend ot Karo\u2019s, In this city, has received the folio wit.g from A.D.Maloney, with whom it was said tbe missing man went to Montana ttnitory :\u2014I knew nothictr whatever of tbe disappearance of Mr.K to, of Toronto, until I revl the account la a Montana paper.He did not leave said city for Montana with me.I have no knowledge whatever oi the wb< resbouts of the mid Mr.Kcroj the laet I saw of him was at bis office at the Royal Opera House the night previons to my leaving Toronto.Tbs Inland Revenue receipts at the port of Ottawa for April were $6,021.72 in excess of mon;h list year.White (Has'lng'), Williams, Wiser and Wright\u2014Total 96.Nats\u2014Messrs\u2014Allison, Bain, Bell, Bla\u2019^e, Bo-dob, Bonrassa, Bourbeau, Bowetl, Bracken, Brown, Burpee (St.John), Burpee (Sanbur>), Cameron (Horon), Cartwright, Gas-y.Css-grain, Chandler, Charlton, Cockburn (Mur-kokaj, Colby, Conoe.l, Costigsn, Farrow, Fiset, Fleming, Flynn, Fulton, Glgaolt, Giil-mor, Guthrie, JBaddow, Hilliard, Holton, : Hooper, Hmtiogtoo, 1res, Killam, King, Lantbler, Laurier, Longley, Macdonald (Sir John) McDonald (Piotouj, McDonald (vac- | toria), Macdooneli (Lanark), Mookcnsie, McDougall, Mcriorv, Methot, Mills, Mont-piaisir, Oliver, Olivier, Patterson (Brant), Pickard, Poupore, Robertson (Shelburne), Rogers, Ross (Dundas), Rots (Middlesex), _________________ Bouleau, B/mal, S halts, Bcrfeer, Skinner, | \"0», *nd twoof them were Smith (Selkirk), Sproule, Thompson (Haldl-mind), Tilley, Trow, Tapper, Wade and White (Renfrew).-\u2014Total 73.tbe financial less to $16,000,000.The Pacific Railway coud be bnllt with tbe ruins of mind and mot*/ erased by the in temperance of the dry.The bon.genleman concluded by saying tbut(the general opinions of those of intellectual culture were iu favor oi total prohibitioa.Mr.WHITS said he was very glad that the members for Middlesex and Annapolis had stated that they were opposed to a pro hlbltory law, because the people were not ready for it He (Mr.White) bad been de-feated by the temperance votes in Montreal for saying the same thing.The working of the local option law, io|those place where it was adopted, hid not erased the stoppage of the use of intoxicating liquors, but had caused free trade in liqnor of the worst deecrip tion.Its practical operations led people who adopted it to reverse their opinions.The passage of the Scott Act had not in any degree stopped Intoxication any more than the passage of the Dunkin Act bad.No law ihonld be enforced In the direction indicated, nolem tbe public senti-ment demanded that it sbonld be enforced No mere electoral msjortty proved that this wss tbe case.He supported the principle of prohibition In such as his own conduct could support it, and by his example he endeavored to olssuade others from the nae of iotoxicat* fug liquor*.Ha had always been In favor o( an optional act as a journalist, but he had oome to the conclusion that compulsory laws were failures In general.In the present case he should oppose tbe bill as it was, because be thought tbe mere vote of a majority was no indication of pobllc opinion.Sir L.TILLSY sail he had no donbt that the member for Cardwell was actuated by ooosciencious convictions, but it should not be forgotten that the Scott Act mm the sesuit of long and anxious agitation on tha subject.It had been proved to be oonstitoticnal, and he thought that it would Jfo most unwise to tempes with its provision* onill its usefulness was fairly triad.Mr.BBSCfLEN mid be would support the amendment so tar as P.R.I.was concerned, if it bad not bappsuud that tbe Local Legislature last year bad altered tba electoral law in such a way as to render It dtffioult to tell the trne electorate.After a few remarks from Mr.GILLHOB the Honse divided Yxas\u2014Messrs \u2014Angers, Anglin, Atkell, Baby, Bransrmao, Barnard, Beauchesne, Bre-bard, Bano t, Bergeron, Berglo, Bolduc, Bouitbee, Brooks, Booster, Banting, Cameron (Victoria), carliog, Oaroo, Oimon, Cockbora (Northumberland), Cougbltn, Coupai, Ooor-sol, Catobert, D ly,D*oost, Dawson, DeCoe-mos, Dosa- Inters, Dosjaidlns, Doull, Drew, DngM, Demon, Slliott, Ferguion, F1 uim-mon«, Fonio, Girouard (Jacques Cartier), Gi.ouaid (Kent), Grandboic, ueeson, Houde, Horteao, J >oes, Kanlbaob, Keeler, Kirkpatrick, Krans, Lane, Langavln, Larue, McMillan, McCalium, McCarthy, MoCuatg, Mc-Greevy, Mclnues, McLennan, McQuade, Ma-louln, Masson, Memos, Mercer, Moogenats, Mooaseao, O'Connor, Orton, Batterson (Essex), Perrault, Plnsoneault, Piatt, Pinmo, Pop j (Queen's), Rinfiet, Robin ion, Rochester, Boutbicr, Royal, Ryan, (Montreal), Rykert, Hnaw, Stephenson, Tasse, Ttifller, Thompson, (Oartboo), Yanaeae, Wallace, (Norfolk), Beware fraud To protect tba public against Imitators wa specially caution all purchiueni of BENSON\u2019S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER To see that the word OAPCTNK on tba label la spalled correctly.Do not allow soma other Plaster to bo palmvd off under a similar sonndlog name, with be sstnrance that it ts as good\u2014Bear in mind that tba only objsct rasb daa.rre era bave, is ha fact that they ora make a few pennies extra profit by selling tbe spMloaa.SEABURY & JOHNSON.Av*r»l 8.If80.\tdect\u2019TH-Fm-co llucdiia BY OCT.LEMIEUX & CO.Aii&o: tale ef HmM4 Fomin.On FRIDAY, the 7th of May, At the PxlVJte Residence, No.26.Garacau Street» V.T.By auction will mb solo, at the above-named retldanee, a lot of Household PwrnUnro, consisting of Sideboard, Dining-Table, Cane seated Chairs, Bad-Bcom ttofa dtovss, K.tehon Utensils, «to., ate.Tbe whale Without kbsxbvx.Bala at 10 o*cl03k ?M, Sharp» OOT.LEMIEUX 8 CO , Auctioneers.May 5, 1887.\tO Incorporated 1879.THE thought that the Government should taka the v&ole Issue Into immitf«e on Debate*.It xecommeuded that tbe contract for printieg be awarded to McLean, Rogers A Co., and provided for tha execution of binding and traastarioo.Tbe permanent official staff, whom members will become officers of the House, will comprise J.B.Bradley, chief reporter ; Messrs.Duggan, Abbott, Horton, Eyvel and Watton, reportais, and Boyce asaistaot.Mr.MACKENZIE said he hoped that next year tke reporters w aid take down extracts read by members in their speeches.Sir JNO MACDONALD said that be concurred in this view.Mr WHI1E (Hastings), said this woold be difficult in the case of members whose ipnerhrs mostly consisted oi extracts.(Laughter) Mr MCDONALD moved tbe third reading off a bill to authorise the making oi investi-gnttoos under oath.Mr.BLAKE moved In amendment that the bill which referred to the luveetigstloo of certain matters wnlch might arise la tbe Government departments would not apply to criminal investiguions.This was declared lost on a division.Tbe bill wss then read a third time.On leeumptton of the debate on the motion el Mr Bowell to reed a third time the bill to farmer amend tbe Canada Temperance Act, Mr BOWELL mid tbe amendment of tha tbe member for &a*t York (Mr.Boultbe*-), moved last night, to the effect that the vote of a majority of voters be required to carry the bill, would destroy the working of the HU He noted that tbe smendmsot contained more than it bore upon its face.It proposed, not that a majority oi the whole electorate should be recorded as having voteJ, but that a majority in every local division of votera.It was of course well knows that it was only under great pressure that a majo ity of votes was ever cast ; hence be said that the amendment proposed contained a dangerous element.Mr BOSS mid be could not me the object of the morion of the member for East York.There bed been no demand in the country for a change ia tbe law, and tbe charge pro.posed would emasculate the bill ; before such a eaaage was carried it should be shown that acme wrong wss done to the ooniinanity by the btli.The amendment was calculated to introduce a aew principle aad one of a danger:» character, one which was not put into practice in the case of any other elections, parliament*ry or municipal.Mr.BOULTfiBS said that tha cause of temperance eas not p-emoted by tbe bill now la force.The object of the amendment was to protect the majority from the tyranny of the minority.He contended that harsh com-pnlaory laws were inoperative, and thought that ilôt subject of compensation would have to be considered if oppressive legislation was permuted, and he quoted from a speech oi Mr Gladstone s in proof that he, as a reformer, wao In favor of such a view.His ameudmeut nr\u2014» that there sbonld be a g neral majority aad that tbe amendment was one framed in the direction of provtdiog justice to all.Mr.CASEY apposed the amendment as it would be inoperative aad would not only be so, but would be only productive of causing fejBttlW.Mr.PLUMB called attention to the fact that the member for West Middlesex had so amendment to the motion of the mrsaber for Llsgar in favor of a prohibitory liquor law made seme few years sgo to the tfkck that it was «Are vtrte.The kon member reviewed very sarcastically tbe criticisms of the memb rs for West Middlesex aad Elgin, said that he could not support any law which had a tendency to over rule the rights of the majority.Therefore be should >apport the amendment.Mr.aBKSLL supported the amendment, but be wouid support any bill having for Us purpose the establishment of s fair scheme of compensation for those whom any legislation on tbe «abject might affect.Mr LONGLEY said his Province bed generally expreesed Itself la favor of profalbi Mon.He saw no reason wby the House should support the smeodmeut.If any opinion upon the subject was worth any thing, it was that of those who had been the staaents end champions of the temperance cause for years.Bo far, he thought the Oppo-tien came from the interetted advocaus of tbe other eick\u2019.The annual less of lite to the Dominion on account of tbe practice g/ iatempexasce \u2014ousted to, 4,000, sad The House went into Committee on the bill, and ou motion for the third reading, Mr.RO iS moved that tbe bill be read a third time tbie day six months.Mr.BLAKE supported the amendment as It was upsetting a bilf* which, as amended, should have been made a Government measure.Tbe Scott Act should, he thought, have a fair trial before its provisions were interfered with.Af\u2019er a lew words from Mr.McCualg, who regretted the failure of the Dunkin Ast in bis own county, and from Mr.Anglin, tbe House divided on the amendment of the member lor West Middlesex Y BAS Messrs.Allison, Balo, Bltke, Borden, Bonrasss, Bourbeau, Bowell, Brown, Burpee (St.John), Burpee (3 an bury), Cameron (Union), Cartwrigut, Casgralo, Coarl-ton, Oockburn (Mudtoka), Colby, Connell, Fiset, Fleming, Foltoo, sGex.ff.ioo, Gigault, Gann, Guthrie, Hiddow, HMltrd, Holton, Hooper, Huatlngtoo, Ives, Kmg, Lsatrler, Laurier, L mgley, McDonald (Victoria, N S ), McBory, Bymal, Scholia, Scriyer, tikinuer, Sproule, Thompson (Ualdliuand), Tilley, Trow, Tapper.\u2014Total 61.Nays Messrs.Abbott, Anglin, Arkall, Baby, Baker, Baonerman, Barnard, Beau-ebesne, Benoit, Berglo, Bolduc, Bonlthee, Brooks, Bunting, Cameron (Victoria), Carling, Garoo, Oimon, Coaghlin, Coursol, Comer, Cuthbert, Daly, Deouat, Dawson, DeOosmos, Desaniniere.Desjardins, Doull, Drew, Doga*, Dumont, Elliott, Ferguson, FiiSitmmona, Furiio, Girouard (Jacques Cartier,) Grandbols, Ueeson, Hondo, Jones, Keeler, K.ckpstrlek, Krans, Lsngevln, Larue, Little, Maodoosid iSIr John), McDonald (Pictou), MacMillan, (cCailnm, McCarthy, McCnaig, McDougall, McGreevy, McLennan, McQusde, Malouin, Masson, Marner, Methot, Moogenats, Moot-plsialr, Orton, Patterson (Essex), Perrault, Plnsonueault, Piatt, Plumb, Pope (Queen»), by the Superior Ojurt and given to a bailiff for execution.Mr.Cassait, tbe bailiff, aad Mr.Robt.Smith, who hsd been.appointed Manager of the Line by the new Board, and guardian of the stock by the bailiff^ proceeded to Levis about noon to execute the judgment.Wnen they were apptoeohing tbe station the lo omotlve, which wee present with steam up, was ordered aw^y to prevent its being seised, and when the bailiff proceeded to seise the rentalolng rolling stock the Manager of the defneot Board, Mr.War-tele, attempted to resist, oalling upon his gang, of whom be had more than twenty present, to prevent any ef the rolling stock being touched.Some of those present grew demonstrative sod threatened to inter-qnickly quieted down at the band* of Mr.Maasger Smith.Moet of tbe employees at tbe Levi* end of the line assisted the Manager, and twelve of the most important have signed a document binding themselvees to the new mena :emeQt of the road.Tbe other cro *d qntekiy went sway.Among tbe stock seised, which of coarse gives the directors control of the whole line, ere one locomotive snd tender, Mtbe Hon.J.G.Blanc bet,\u201d which cost $17,-Q00, seven box cars, two first-olasa cars, two second-class and two platform oars.The men now on the road appear to be in lavor of the management of Mr.Smith, and are recognising bis authority.If suitable arrange-meats can be made in tbe Interim, a train will run this afternoon at three o\u2019clock m usual.Classic Music in Quebec.The Young Men's Christian Assoeialioa o* Quebec, wi h that spirit of enterprise and pluefc wh oh oharaoterist s tbe management, has engng sd iho renowned Vienna pianist Dr Guftt.va Batter, to give two performanoee on the pl'rao la Qucbeo, in aid of their budding fund- Tha oh-jeot is a public oue in which all our cltlscos are interested, but a art from this, tha opp< rtunity cf hearing Batter, who is undoubtedly oat ot the greateet living pianists, will not be n gleoted by our music loriog community.The concert wilt be held on Tuesday, the 11th, aad tha matinao on Thursday, iha ISth Inst.Alllovsn of music should hold themselves free for these two occasions.Court of Queen's Bench -Crown Side.Captain Pries Pleads Quilty of Bigamy.(siroRi nisnoss tbssub aid ososs.) Ovum, Msy 4th, 1880.The Court sat at 10 05 a.m.Tbe case against tna four prisoners, charged with the theft of several hams, was __________________|______pi ,\t_______ ,\towsti\u2014 Richey, Riafrèt, Rooinson, Bouleau, kou.bier,' i naed by the calling of additional wltu Rykert, Shaw, Stephenson, Thompson (0a> for the defence, the -\t1\t\u201c rlboo), Wallace (Norfolk), Wallace (York), Weldon, White (Cardwell), Williams, Wiser.\u2014Total 85.The bill to emend the «ot respecting tbe inspection of prtxoleum «as read a second time, passed through Committee of the * hole aad t assed.The House then proceeded to concur iu the Items passed in Committee of Supply.On the Items of $10,000 snd $4,000 to cover contingent expenses of High Commissioner, Mr BLAKE moved in ameudmeut that the vote be not now concurred in, bat the.amoant be declared excessive.Br.L.TILLEY said It was admitted this arrangement wss calculated to save money.This amount was but placing the High Commissioner on the,aame footing as a Lieut-Gov-ernor, Tne amendment was lost on division.Yasa,\u2014Messrs, Anglin, Bain, Blake, Borden, Bourasea, Brown, Burpee (St.John), Burpee (Sunbury), Otmeron (Huron), Oaru wilght, Oeeey, Oasgrain, Onandier, Oockburn (Muskoka), Coupai, Do moot, Fiset, Fleming, Fulton, Gdoffrlon, Gillies, Gillmor, Gunn, Guthrie, Haddow, Holton, Huntington, Killam, King, LaRue, Laurier, Mackenste, MsJouin, Mills, Oliver, Olivier, Pat'oraon (Brant), Pickard, Rrafret, Robertson (Sbel-oorne), Rogers, Rymal, Scriver, Skinner, Thompson (Haldlmaud), Trow, Weldon and Wiser.\u2014Total, 48.Nays,\u2014Measrs.Abbott, Allison, Angers, Arkeli, Baby, Baker, Baonerman, Barnard, Beaucnesse, Benoit, Bergevin, Berglo, BUI, Bolduc, Bouitbee, Bourbeau, Bowtil, Brooks, Bunting, Cameron (Victoria), Carling, Oaroo, Cimos, Cjlcy, Connell, Coursol, Currier, Cain bert, Daly, Daoust, Dswson, Desaainiers, De-jardins, Drew, Dogas, Klliott, Ferguson, Fitsalmmons, Ulgralt, Girouard (Jacques Cartier), Girouard (Kent), Grandbols, flesson, Hilliard, Hooper, tiouJe, Hurteau, Ives, Jones, Keeler, Kdvert, Kirkpatrick, Krans, Lane, Langevlu, Lanthur, Little, Longley, Macdonald (Sir John), McDonald (Cape Breton;, McDonald (Plcton), McDonald (Victoria, N.S ), Ma ;Miilan, McCall am, McCarthy, McCuatg, McDougall, McGtecvy, Me-lanes, McKay, McLennan, McLeod, Me-Quad©, McBory, Maeson, Massue, Merner, Methot, Moogeuais, Montplslslr, Mousseau, GConnor, Orton, Ouimet, Patterson (Essex), Perrault, Pinsonaeault, Platt, Plumb, Pope (Oosapton), Pope (Queeni), Riebey, Robert^ eon (Hamilton), Robinson, Rouleau, Ron-thler, Royal, Ryan (Marqeetto), Byk.rt, Schnlis, Shaw, Sproule, Stephenson, Tasre, Tellter, Thomson (Cariboo), Thompson (Hal-uimand), T Hey, Tapper, Wade, Wallace (Norfolk), Wallace (York), White (Card-well), Williams and Weight.\u2014Total, U4.The Items having been passed, the Hound went Into Committee of Ways and Means snd passed tbe usual format reeolntions.The Supply bill it as then Introduced and read a first ti a*.On motion for second reading of bill to amend the Banking laws, In reply to Sir R.Cartwright, Sir L TILLEY said that the bill hrd been amended in certain particular*, and in some points differed from the form In wblch it was presented to the Houie and discussed.Mr.DOMVILLE objected to aa entirely new system of bauklcg being so aaidenly pat before tbe country.He thoaght there should be greeter delay In so important a matter ; that the clans* relating to reserves was not effective.He apprehended that the banks woold mu on tbe reserves of Dominion nous.He objected to the making of s statement by the banks, wblch was only-one of to stook-hroksn «ad >Where He examination of whom occupied the whole forenoon.A quantity of evidence was aUo adduced In rebuttal by the Crown.Mr.Gethiugs, on behalf of hls client, Tboc.Gagne, addressed tbe jury, and Mr.Plueau followed on behalf of tbe other three prisoners.The Court took recess at 1.18 p.m.amt msoass.The Court sat at 2.10 p.m.THS BIOAKT 0AM.Mr.Dunbar, Q.O., Counsel for Thomas Cairns Price, accused of bigamy, annoucord tiat bis client desired to withdraw bis plea of ««not guilty.\" Price was placed at the bar aud, in reply to the queetion if he desired to change bis plea, answered in a firm voice, \"I do and, on Mr.Justice Cross asking him if he pleaded ««guilty\" to tbe charge of bigamy, he replied lo tbe effirmative.He was then sent down, awaiting sentence.Mr.R.Alleyn, Q 0., Crown Prosecutor, then addreeaed the jury in the ham robbery case, which has occapted the Court sines two o\u2019clock Monday afternoon.Mr.Justice Tessier charged the jury, after which they retired and subsequently brought in a verdict of ««guiltyM against the prisoner Aodibert, and \"hot guilty \u2019 against lbs other three.PARL1ASKB.\\TARY NOTES.(Per Demnion Li**,) Ottawa, May 4\u2014The Boundary Committee met this morning and will conclude the framing of their report to-morrow.The Debates Committee met this morning and drafted a report which recommended the committal of the debates to a staff, consist-ing of Mr.G.B.Bradley, of tbe Ami, as chief reporter, and five others.The printiug of the Hansard Is to be awarded to Messrs.Me* Lean, Roger A Oo.A return brought down to day shows that last summer goods paying a doty of somewhere In the nelgobothood of $6,000 were entered at Fort Yurit.They were contained In the ship ««Ocean Nymph,\" entered for tbe Hudson Bay Co.Before tne prorogation It Is expected there will be several points on various maltais discussed.It Is expected the Senate will not ooncnr In the amendment passed to the Scott Act snd will comseqaentiy kill the whole bill.Worth a Thouuand Dollars { Every cniiu boru tuiu * t.miiy is inought to be wortb \"a thousand dollars\u201d to the parents.Why then should they not be Careg lor from Infancy to maturity ?Keep the mouth aud toetb tight by SOZODONi\u2019, ADC| you start them right._____________ eo-dAw AUGUST FLOWER The immense sale and great popularity of Green\u2019s August Flower in all towns and villages ra the civilised world k caused many imitators to adopt rimtior names, expecting to reap a harvest lor themselves at the expense of the afflicted.This Medicine was introduced in 1868, and lor the cure of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with their eüecu, such as Sour Stomach, (Joattveness, Hick Stomach, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, vertigo, etc!, etc., itnaoarkaM failed to our knowledge-ihree doses will relieve any case of Dyspepsia.Two million bottles sold last year.Price, 76 oento.Samples, 10 oenta, Fshrturjr 1»»#.\tLm-Odw FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION OF 0VTABI0.CAPITAL, 30,000 Sbuw.{$30 Eub.With power to increase to any extent required.Head Office - London, Ont.A limited auouiitaf Fsbysbukoc Stock is offered for sale, at tam.Dividends, with prospect of inerease, g per cent, per annam> payable in January, Aran., July and Ootobbe.Zbo investments of the Company bring confined to sybiotly riBST-OLA*s excuse tibs, the stock is particularly aultod for Investors to whom safety is a consideratfon* The Aisoelatlon is the fini Loan Company In Canada to divide its Capital Stock lato Pre-foronoe and Ordinary Shares\u2014a system adopted by nearly all leading Companies in Great Britain\u2014by which two cUums of investments ars created ; oue offering an exceedingly high degree of sseurtty with fair dividends, and tbe other, ordinary ¦eonrity with the opportunity of lirger returns Shares msy bs paid up in advancs of oallr, with full participation in prefl s from date of payment.For particulars, ad dr ms EDWARD LE RUBY, Managing Director.First-class Municipal Debentures yielding Six per cent per annum on purchase price, for Sale.N O TTC E.IMîc Faiffifljer UsTator fo\u2019y.Summer Arrang^ementre.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 3bd MAY, aid nutll rartber nolle*, the Elavato * will be open to tbe Pablo t om \u2019Cl JSl» 2h6C.to XOF.ZkC., Week days and Sundays included.By order, WM.ALEX.GBIFFITH, Manager.May 8.1880.\to CtMCMN PACIFIC RAILWAY.TENDKRS D\u2019OR ITJECJN'CINQ-.rHB UNDER«llttNED WILL RECEIVE Tenders for Wire Fencing to be «raetod.where required, on tb* line ef Railway in Manitoba.Parties tendering will furnish Bpeciacattons, drawings and samples of the fence, or different kinds of fenee tney proposa to erect, and also of the Farm Oates and astenings proposed to be employed.Tne prices mast be for the work erected and In every reaped completed.Tenders addressed to the am'enigned and endorsed ««Tender for Fereingn will be received np to noon on TUESDAY, tbe l.t JUNE next.By order, F.BRAUN, Secretary.Dept, of Railways and Canals, 1 Ottawa 28th April, 1880.\t( April 80.Is80.\tF QUEBEC_ BANK.NOTICE X8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A DIVIDEND or THREE PER CENT.open the paid-up Capital Stock of this lostl-tattoo, has basn declared for the carrent half-year, and that the same will be payable at its Banklng-Hotue, in this City, on and after Tuesday, tbe Pint day of June next.The Transfer Books will be eloeed irom tbe 17th to tbo Slat May nsxt, both days inelmlve* The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Of the Shtreholdere will be held at the Bank on MONDAY, tbe 7th day of Jane next.The Chair to be taken at THREE P.M.By order of the Board, J.STEVENSON, Cashier.April 10,1880.\tFAaotd TUB ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, CAPITAL .$*,000,000.00 HAVE REMOfKD THEIR OFFICE TO No.93, SI, Peler Street, LI,, in the prends* previously occupied by The Sta-dtoona lofuranoe Oo\u2019y.Ri«ks assumed at a moderate rate in both department* of Marine and Fire.Prompt Settlement of Claims.ODIJL.OIV ROY, .A.QKNT.QUEBEC BRANCH.April 29, 1880.\tAm Tbe Cataoa Boni ftnpy, LiiM Incorporated trader Companies\u2019 Acta, 18M-180T.Registered la London, 18tJh February, 1ST0.This oompaby has acquired tbe following Mining Rlgbta under assign-mints and leases, passed in London under dates tbe 20th and 28th May, 1870, sltnata and being In the Parish of St.Francis, Oonnty of Beanes, in tbs Seigniory of Rlgand.Vand-real), and Frovlecaof Qaebco, Canada «Concession St.George, Lou 1 to 84 ; St.Guiiave Lots 1 to 24 ; Augn, St.Gustave, Lots 1 to 8 ; Ohatusegroo, Lots 1 to 84 ; DaLery, Lots I to 88; GentlUy, Lois 1 to 8 B.; St.Char.es, Lota I to 41 B.; First Range, N K., 48 B.to 88, forming Section III., IV., V1I\u201e of tbe said Concessions, extsndlng down to the osntre of tbe Chauctere River, as shown «on Map or Provinoisl Surveyor P.A.Proux, bearing data ilrib February, I88S, and embracing about 14,000 acre».\u2022 Excepting lota assigned to Messrs.Glovar A Fry, the \u2022\u2022 Reciprocity Mining Company,\u201d and Meters O\u2019Farrell A Vanner.The Company is dniy registered In tbs Dis-trlot ot Bounce trader Provincial Statne 40 Vie., Cap.15.St.Francis, Beanos, 22nd April, 1880.Signs),\tJ.N.GORDON, F.K G.S., M I.M E.Chairman.April 29, 1880,\t20^7,29Amy 1,8,8-F Itncliou £atf0, Montreal.BY JOHN J.ARNTON.tide-wheel Steamer for Sale BY AUCTION.WILL BE SOLD, WITHOUT BEflERVE, \u2014 ON \u2014 Friday, 7th May, At TATE\u2019S DO( K, Montreal, the S de-Wheel ««leaner ««NATIONAL,\u201d 105 feet keel, 22 feat broad, 8) feet draught of water, speed about twelve milts per boar, 29 Horse-Power, doable decxrd, aud callable for Pie* .«Tics trad Exrars'ona, carrying 200 passengafa, alto adapted to towing.She la In flrst-elass,order, having been completely overhauled, aud pat In ihciongb repair, anl ready tor Immediate use.Bale at TWELVE o\u2019clock, Nook.JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.May 4, 1880.Wanted, LAD.WITH A FEW YEARS EXPE-l rience in tbe Lower Town, wishes to proeur* A SITUATION for the coming season.Has a fair knowledge of general busineea, writes a good bnslneei ban), and spsaks French and English fluently.References furnished if required.Address,\tX CLERK.« CHRONICLE\u201d OfBos.April 8», 1880.FRESH SEEDS! Roderick McLeod, 16, Fabrique Street, OFFERS FOR SALE: O-cax\u2019d.mxa., MPlold.aa.xi.cq Ruction J^aits.BY A.J.MAXHAiYI SCO.AUCTION SALE AT RESIDENCE OF Ohs- O\u2019Dell.Esq., 44 8t.tienevieve St, Cap*.Dkawiko Book Sett, Covered Cretone, Centre snd Csrd Tables, Whatnot Carpeting Clock and Mantle Ornaments, Curtains ar.d Gas Globrs.Dnnxa Room-Carpeting, Sideboard, Marble top Dining Table and Chairs, Curtains, Birds and Cages, Dinner Dessert and Tea Setts.Ham.-Oil Oloth and Table, Hall Store and Pipes, Umbrella Stand, ftair Carpet and Rods.Bsd Rooms\u2014Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Wash-stands, Bureaus.Kitchkk\u2014Stove and Utensils, \u2014ALS0- Horse, Robes, Wagon, Carlo!# and Sleigh.The above will be «old at the reeidenoe of 0 O\u2019r.u, Ke OLOYES* (Warranted the beat Glove made,) \u2014nr\u2014 Black, White, Colored and Opera Shadei.2 Button*, «Ao.; t Battons, $1.15 ; Pat.Lace Hook, $1.80.Tbe following Cheap Lots ;\u2014 Ladies\u2019 I\tBt.Oni\u2019d.Kid\tGloves 35c.\tworth 50c.«*\t8\t«\u2022\t«\t*\t«\u2022\t85c.\t\u2022*\t76e.«*\t4\t«\u2022\t«\u2022\t«*\t««\t560.\t\tBoys\u2019 Bnnday Reader, London Reader, Ohambera\u2019 Journal, Family Reader.Ao 2,OOOlSeaslde,.Franklin Bqnsre,| and Lakeside Ltbrailee.New Supply of the 12, 16, 14 Possle, and Fancy Staple Stationery.Tbe present season bring .the most trying *n the eyee, tbe pcb'lo will rlewM take notice that we are tne Bole Agent* ftu|tbe; Celebrated BookfcOrjfttaUSMotaoie* and Eye Glasiee.WEIGHT St CO.April 18, »»\u2022 \u2014OF\u2014 BY AUCTION WILL BE OFFERED, -ON\u2014 Monday, Tuesday, futrt oti ^aleis.BY CAVEY 4 00.GflEAT SALE \u2014OF\u2014 [ it ifflimi.From a Bankrupt Concern of Montreal.Tuesday, 4th May, \u2014 AND \u2014 Wednesday, 5th May.-AND- FRIDAY, \u2014 THE - 3r3, 4th and 7th May next, \u2014AT THE\u2014 wholesale store* \u2014OF- WHITEHEAD & TDBNEB, Des Sœurs Street^ \u2014AN\u2014 BXmiVg JSSORTMÉlfl \u2014OF\u2014 General Groceries! -CONSISTING IN PART^OF- ^,000 Doaen Brooms, eto.3,000 do.Brushes, etc.600 Boxes and Caddiee of Black à Bright Tobacoos, of tbe following celebrated Brands :\u2014Princess Louise, Prinoe of \\Y ales, Lome, Baron, Britannia, Royal Amu, Louise, Victor, Pilot, Favorite.British Navy, Florence, Rough and Ready, Grape Juice, Victoria, Brunette and Wreath.£50 Cases Florida Water à Sarsaparilla.ISO Boxes Pain Killer.£50 Boxes Valencia Raisins.At the Largo Auction Store, St.John Street, Upper Town, will be Sold unreservedly, an Tm-mense Assortment of New, Handsome, and Substantial Furniture.VERY BFAUflPUr.P VRLOUB *raT*.IN Black Walnut, In Real uair and hspp upholstery.Dining-room, Tables, Sideboards, Voflbts, Chairs, \"ofa*, Ceuchre.Arm Chain.Red .room Butta in Black and Grey Walnut, Marble Top Bets, rouble and Single Bed! \u2022toads In all New Styles, Bpri g «eat Chain, Oane and Wood Beat Chain, in variety, Folding Blee Ing Couches Hair frattnase*.Fibre Flax Mattresses.« ureaas and Looking! 91as«, Wash plands, treating Tables.General Farnltn e, 8tu rente\u2019 i h»ln.Pock, ng.Arm.ae o tod Ckaln Tables, hewOook.*ng S ovee.Brussels and Tapestry ( urpets, Handsome o'let P«t% a qn nuty of stone and Earthenware, end other r trntah'ng Af-fects.a 1 of which will be sold mnch trader th* Price t of even Old Faraltare.^ Rcmeraber.the Snle takes place at ST.JOHN STREET AUCTION STORE, at ONE o'clock.Msy 1, 1880.CASEY A OO., Aucloneers, EXTiNSIIfE SALE \u2014t>F\u2014 Mocha, Old Oovernmeut Java, Mara-caibo^ Jamaica, Green and Roasted.A very large and well selected assortment, as follows :\u2014 Souchong and Congou, in Chests and H&lf-Cbests, .Unoolored Japan, in Half-Chests,; Moyon Hysons, Imperial and Gunpowder, ^ Formosa Oolong.WINES AND LIQUORS.Misa, McKengie and Oloroso Cherries.Mackensie, Giulle, and Tarragona Ports.Hay\u2019s, Green less, Dunnville and Cameron Whiskies.Renault, Quentin, and Mar tell, in Hhds^ Quarter-Casks, Octaves, Half Octaves and Cases, Quarts and Flasks.SUGARS AND MOLASSES.£56 Barrels Granulated, Bright, and Extra Bright, Refined, Extra Ground and Crushed Sugars.50 Punoheons Barbadoes Syrup.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Canned Lobsters and Mackerel, Dried Apples, Pot Birley, Split Peas, Tarragona Almonds, Candla Wick, Ball Blue, Baking and Sal Soda, Cook's Own, Cook\u2019s Friend, and Durkee\u2019s Powders, Twines, Vermicelli, Maooaroni, Tubs, Pails, Caniry and Hemp Seed, Washboards, Pipes, Soaps, eta, eta Axn, to Closb a Cohsumîmskt, 150 Bexce Boneless Codfish.Sale to Commence Each Day at Half-Past ONE precisely.; A.J.MAXHAM A CO., A.A B.April 2», 1880.AUCTION SALE \u2014OF\u2014 Store belonging to Harbor Commission, 1'HR STORE ON WELLINGTON WHARF, .known as tbe Zinc «tore, lately oeenpled by Mceen A, Joseph A Bons./MF* Conditions at time of sale.Sale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A OO , A.AB.May 6, 1880.hEJEIVED TBS DAY, ONE TON ENGLISH (MOM.\u2014 AMO ON HAND, \u2014 Naval l\\mt of Eve^Desciipiioo, For Bale, at Bottom \u2019Prices.DINNING ft 0* NEILL.April 24, 188) spl8 EE-OPENING or THB ST.LAWRENCEHALL 3ME03N 'A'JbkZLAJL*.THE ABOVE HOTEL WILL BE OPEN from the FIRST OF MAY, by the former Proprietor, ao long and favorably known throughout Canada, the United States and British Empire, who baa spared no expense In entirely RE-FURNISHING the whole Honse ; also, adding All Modern Improvements, which will conaldorably enhance the already enviable popularity of tbls Flnt-olasa Hole Thoroughly treated with steam throughout.H.HOGAN, Proprietor.MONTGOMERY, Manager, Montreal.April 21,1880, La Carriages, Waggons, Buggies, Backboards, Caleohes, Spring Carts,Grocers\u2019 and ExpressWag-gons, Scotch & Working Carts, &c., &c.FJELIDAyY rtb May, ALAPGe*«^ORTMANrOVTdLBA qvR both NEW AND HAOOMD HAND will oe said at Mr.P.W.McKnight's Factory.St.Ann Street* Upper Town.JRT Parties sending Vehicles to t>« sold will give price, or limits if any, to Mr.Me-Knight, aa anythin* over .valued will not he offered.To insnre sale, arUelte h.ve to be leit not later than THURSDAY.Oonjltions of dale\u2014OAbH! Bale at TWO o\u2019clock P.M.CASEY A CO, Auctioneers.May 8,1880.FARMER WANTED.WANTED, A GO ID OLD O^U*TBY Faroear to cn'uvate Turnips C tbbrget,, asd Potatoes ; most glvs raferensaa, and well nndentand tke culture.Apply U> P*.B.VANAW8K.Three Rivers.April 23, 1880.\to Toll-Bridge to Let and for Sale.That toll-pritige built on the RIVER ETCH SMI N, In the Parish of S'.Henry,\u2014near tire Parish Church,\u2014belosj;-tag to the representatives of tbe lata Ja Apply to April 28.}8'0.TESSIER A DELAGE, \u201e 10, D\u2019Aiguillon Street, F-i*© Portland Cement ! AND NEW BRUNSWICK PLtSm \u2019\u2022crj lbale by; JIOJIUlOdllRUi.1041* SU.Pa.nl Street.April i3, 1860.\trpV4-Vm INURCOLONttL FA1LWA7.IStAtEOXA SEPARAT E SEALfcD TENDERS, AD-drreeed to tbe undersigned and endoreed \u2018«Fenc ers for StaUon Boll lings,\" will be received nnUl MAY 6th, 1880, fur the erection of Station bnlfdlngs a S.Henri, St.Charles^ S'.Francois, St.Plena, bL Helene, Bt.Deals and Lake Road.Plana and specifications may be seen on and aftar Hobday, tbe 10th instant, at the SiaUon Mastet\u2019s Office at Rlvtare-du-Locp and Point Levi, where forma of Under may be obtained.Tenders will not be noticed unless they are made in accordance wl h tbe fona supplied.Dc POTilNGER, Chief Su f eri u tendent.Railway Office,\tt Moncton, N.R., 18th April, 1880.( April 19,\t80.Td HEW MIPLE SUGAR ! Crop 1880.AiFiflker Siipjly,Jis BccM AND FOR SALE BY A.WATTERS April 10, IPSO.100 C**18 IOMAI'0*8» \u2022* q*»».60 Oases bngar Cora, Green beans, Lima and String Beans Green Peas, Han cot Vert*, Macedonia*, Mash rooms, Freeh and Tins, Yrnffiw, i**ee Ksfo »«,»!.Ù, A.W AXXKliS.February 20, II8C3\tfobll «g Shipping futrlligen».Arrival of «ho Vail HCeamablp.Hall far, N.8., May 4.\u2014Tba Allan ataamer '\u2022Moravlar,\" Capt.Graham, with th« weekly na!U, and 42 cabin, 26 InUrmadUte, and 807 \u2022'.««rage paaaengera, from Liverpool and Uo-vllle, bound to Montreal, arrived (ble morn* Ing at 7 o'clock, for coal and .water, not being able to get up the SC Lawrence, onacoonnl of ice.Tbe ateamer got ta far aa Capo Bay, Newfoundland, and then bore an for tbli port, where she will receive a «apply cf coal and then proceed.Her malla and oome of bar cabin paaeengera left on today'a regalar train for Qaebec.Tbe «Poly letian,\u201d with tbe JCngllah mall and over 960 paaeengera, which left Liverpool a week before the \u2022\u2018Moravian,\" waa paaaed by tbe latter on Saturday laat oflr Cape Bay.Tbe followlag la from tbe extract of tbe log of tbe «Moravian\" Left Liverpool on tbe 22nd of April, and Moville on tbe 28rd, and encountered variable weather.April 29th, lat 45 20, long 45 16, paaaed an Iceberg, and tbe following day met with floating in# and field lee and at 2 p.m.on tbe lat, entered llgbt field Ice, and at 5 p.m.found It getting heavier, then steered BSE f;r clear water; at 8 p.m.tbare waa no ice In light.May 2ud, turned to Nortb by East, and at 4.50 a.m.> entered field Ice, Cape Bay bearing NNW, distant about 20 mllea.At 7 o\u2019clock, fonnd tbe lee heavier, and then eteamed towards clear water.From 8 o\u2019clock nntil noon tried .\t___ .\t.\t.\t.to find a paaaage, but coaid not aaoceed.In fcftvo removed shoal 1 send their address to\tK \u2022 \u2019 .\tw \u201e .\t.the afternoon, tbe sblp was at hall speed, in- the office.\tIn order that tbe paper\tmay\tbe ,\t*\t_\t1.\t, >\tr r\ty\tt.n.4in.in\tan in\tt for\teoal\tand water.Aad last, In kindly carves, with gentlest fall, By quiet field, a slowly dying power, To that last Deep where we and thou are stll).NEWS OF CUT AND DISTRICT.Notice to Advertisers.\u2014All orders for the insertion or withdrawal of advertisements in our columns must be given in writing.No attention will be paid to verbal instructions.Bnovaia «-Those of oar sabscribers who Lohbou, May 4\u2014Elliott, the oarsman, makes long steady spins on tbe Tyne, and is daily pmcUtlog for tbe Scale prise.Hr.Tennyson\u2019s New Poem.i hi* thanks for the offer, bat declined It, as he -r,\tI had no practice since lest October, and coaid TbefbHowing is Mr Tennywn.nawpoem .not\twltll the\tatmon here \u2022nUtled \u201cDe Profandlv It ls pnbli^ht'd ^ jQto f condition before the date Ue Nmtu**k CtnUry for May\tf fixed for the tmee.Oat of the Deep, my child, oat of the Deep I Where all that was to be in all that waa Whirled for e million æ ms thro\u2019 the vast, Waste dawn of maltltadlnoos eddying light\u2014 Oat of the Deep, my cbiU, oat of the Deep l Thto1 ell this changing world of changeless law, ?ad every phase of every heightening life, Aod Bine long months of aote natal gloom, With this list mooo, this crescent\u2014-her dark orb Tooch\u2019d with earth\u2019s light\u2014thou comeet, Darling Boy J Oar Own ; a babe In lineament and limb Perfect, and prophet of the perfect mao ; c Whom face and form are hers and mine In 0O6| Indissolubly married, like oar love ; Live and be happy In thyself, aol eerve This mortal nee, thy kin, so well tbat men May bless thee, as we bhs* thee, O yooeg life, Breaking with laughter from the dark ; and may The fated channel where thy motion lives Be prosperously shaped and sway thy coarm Along the years of haste and random youth Uashattered\u2014then fall carrent thro\u2019 fall Sr.Jobs, May 4\u2014The wreaked brigaatine \u2018\u2018Annie Gardner\u201d was sold at anotion to-day for $780.ToaosTO, May 4\u2014Shipping rates between this port and Montreal are commencing to look up.Boats on the Western Express and the Merchants\u2019 lines have engaged for grain at private rates which are supposed to be good.The city boats will comm ncc running to Niagara on the 19th.NiwYokk, May 4\u2014Arrived ¦Canada\u201d from Havre.Cape Rosier Light Signal Station, May 4\u2014 Weather clesr and mild; tberm 88°; stiff NNW breeze; no shipping.Cape Magdalen Llgbt Signal Station, May 4\u2014 Weather clear and oold; strong NW wind; no shipping.Martin Blver Llgbt Signal Statlon^Msy 4\u2014 Weather clear and oold ; bretae N W wind ; no ahlpplnf.Cap Chatte Light Signal Station, May 4\u2014 \u2014Weatherelearand fine; llgbt NW breeae; noablpplng.Matane Light Signal Station, May 4\u2014 Weather elear and oold ; strong NW wind; one small steamer Inward at 8.10 a.m.Father Point Light Signal Button.May 4\u2014 Weather elear ; llgbt nortb wind ; tberm 87 ; no stopping.Fox River, May 4\u2014Weather elear and cold i strong NW wind ; no shipping.St.Feltclte, May 4\u2014Weather elondy and cool; llgbt NE wind; no shipping.Grand Vallee, May 4\u2014Weather elear and cool; llgbt NW wind; no shipping.L\u2019Islet, May 4\u2014Weather fair; light mat wind ; ts Scotland iaward at 6 sum.; no lee.Port of Quebeo\u2014Arrived.May 4\u2014S3 Scotland, James, London, April 14, Bom A o), 15 pass, gen cargo, q,aebeo and Montreal.Scbr Marie Vigilante, Roy, Manleonagan Shoals wrecked cargo -Diver, Lacombe, Maaleoaagan Sbools, wrecked eaigo.-Mary Ann Marshall, Bouillon, Manlcon- agan Bboals, wrecked cargo.dlmoatinoed at the former residence and ml* le their present residence.LaMaa\u2019 Pbotzstast Horn \u2014The Committee giatefnllv acknowledge a donation of books apd periodicals from a friend.Menant! al.\u2014Hoo.Memra.Robertson, Lounger end Boos arrived in to an ymter-day.PsaaoaAL \u2014We are glad to observe that Boo.John Hearn, who for some days pest has been very unwell, bas recovered his asoal health, and Is aboat again.FatBY.\u2014The Levis pontoon was in poaf-Hon on Monday afternojn and it Is expected the one oa the Quebec side will be reedy «>»s*\u2018.d«red the largvst c*teb cn reeoFd at that place.They saw no ether flablng vessels.Tbe schooner «Marie Anna,\u201d Capt.Menard, aad taevenr \u2022\u2022Marte ErseU*/* Capt, B rol-r, arrived dewa from Montreeiyvaterday after* noon, ard allied last night, tbe former fir bt.Jobu\u2019s.Nfld., aid the latter for CueUcimp, Cape Breton.Paaflensera.Halifax, NS, May 4.\u2014Tbe Allan Mall steamship \u2022\u2022Moravian,\u201d Capt.Grabam, arr.ved from Liverpool, G.B., this morning, brioglng tbe following passengers:\u2014Mr A H Barton, Cbas Boekb, Mr ftansfisld, Richard Clay, O H Collas, A Colla», A E Collas, James Collas, H £ Coithurst.Mrs (Jo.tUnrsi, D Craig, E D«we, John Dill, Mrs Dlfi\u2018 Muster J B Dill, Miss M Dill and nurse, 8 H Dunn, C Dyson, J Fauve», Mr Glob, T Gregg, T Howiee, B Hull, O-Hull, Mrs logits, Master J inglla.Master F GInglit, K Lam be, Mrs T Lampe.J B Marstoo, Mr* Man toe, Master Marattm, Mhs N Vf Mare ton, Misa Maaou, A H Mather*, Mr* MeCleve, Mr Mitchell Mias Mitchell, Mi#* M Mitchell, 11 W Powli, Mr* Pcrw.w, H W Hmsell, H Bmltb, Mr* Smith, J Stetn, W A Wtee, 44 Brichle,\u2014 42 cabin, 24 Intermediate/ .and 897 steerage passent*!*.Halifax, NH., May 4\u2014Steamsr \"Moravian\u201d sailedthlasaunixgfor Quebec ; the MJeiya«siaa\u2019\u2019 and eleven hundred an t eighty passengers at North Sidney arc reported all well.A mao named B ackbora *nd bis soo, belonging to Lower Praepeot, left the city last Snnday morning in a large whale boat for home, and met wûh an accident by which tbe sen was drowned ; the boat was in the vicinity of Ketch Harbor, and the men w*r* trying te get te windward of th* Shoal bnt did not incceed ; the boat was pat about but missteyed and went on the Shoal and so n broke up.Tbe father was rescued by a Lunenburg schooner which was palling.Moxtreal, May 4\u2014A number of ocean sailing vessels and iteamsrs arc reported to-day.New York, May 2\u2014Arrived, bark «Glengarry\u201d (of Quebec), Bernier, Carrtstasi, 10 days, with sugar to order.Had fin* weather.Londoa, April 30 Steamer \u201cRe ns os\u201d (Br), frem Middlesboroagb for New York, which put iato Stornoway, April 26, in distresa is now stated te be leaky\u2014Ship \"CB Hsieltine,\u201d Gil key, from Savannah lor RevaJ.ha* i ut iato Portland (Kogland), ieakv.-Bark «Istria\u201d (Aus), Sbntega, bsfore reported at Bordeaux from New York, lost bulwarks and euitainad sundry other damages.Bark \u2019\u2019Vencsolana\u2019\u2019 iFr).from New York, also at Bordeaux, is strsin and leaky.-The \u201cGeo.Wakefield\u201d has been abandoned at sea Crew saved.[Probably brig «Geo W Wakefield\u201d (Br), Murchison, which was last reported as having arrived at Cadis, March 21, from Bayonne.] Tco KIPORT8.\u2014Tbe sblp «\u2018St.Patrick,\u201d boned for Montréal, waa left off Inotabowen Htiad, on Wednesday morning, by Mr ears.-Ueei A M-Casklll\u2019s tag ¦ earner \u2022-Vanguard.\u201d Wind 8.W.\u2014Tbe brqne \u2022\u2022Matberan,\u201d of and from Greenock, for Qnchec, was left by lb* Cl,de Stopping Co.\u2019a tag «\u2018Flying Foam,\u201d on Thursday, tbs 15ib Inst., at 4 p.m., off Cambra*.Wind 8 E; strong.\u2014jreeuock AdwtUtr, April 17.Dxpaatcrb.\u2014Tbe barque \"Mixwell\u201d sal.ed yeateraay afternoon tor Quebec.Stu la bal.lasted wltb coal.\u20142b.Loudon, May 1\u2014Bark «Udjos\u201d (Not), from Plllau for _New York, baa pat into Cowes, leaky.Bark \u201cConaUnoe\u201d (Br), Bird from Newcastle for Philadelphia, which arrived at ah eto*, March 15, leaky, and witb crew refuting duty, has been condemned.Her cargo Will be forwarded by auotbsr vessel.Brig \u2022\u2022Milo\u201d (Br), Vlaker7, from St.BUlta for Philadelphia, bad discharge:! ber cargo at 3U Tbonaar, April 21, and wav walling otder*.Long Branch, o.L, May 8\u2014Tbe remaining crews of tbe forty-one lifesaving stallou* along the New Jersey coast, ware to-day disbanded.During last winter oat of 68 vessel* trended, only two person* were lost.New York, May 4\u2014Arrived\u2014Steemablpa Frevia, from Hambn'g; Boms net from Bristol; Scythia, from Liverpool, and BaolUe, from Newcastle.Queenstown, May 4\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship ülty of New York, from Mew York.Bristol, May 4 -Arrived ont\u2014Steamship dlou.ester, from New York.Hamburg, May 4\u2014Arrived oat\u2014Steamship rwring, from New York.Entered Cor Dadlng.May 4\u2014Adeline, 68, St Pierre-Mlqnslon, O Beaubien, Dunn\u2019* wharf.Stadacona, 132, Labrador, WAR Brolle, Convey\u2019a wharf.The most perfect Dentifrice la Thttrstcit\u2019s Ivory Pkarl Tooth Powdrr, It keeps tbe Teeth Boond, clean, and white ; the cam* healthy, tbe breath sweet, and prevent* toothache, 25 conte per bottle.Sold by dmgglate.J.E.Barks, Quebec Agent.Are yon Billions or Dyspeptic,troubled wltb lick Head Aobe, Oppression after eating, Oostveneas, Ao., take Quirk'S Irish Tha, tbe great household remedy.It will core yon ; it* \u2022ffecte are wonderful.26 cents per package, making a quart of medicine.B; id by druggist*.J.E, Burke Quebec Agent, Wills' Machinx upbkad BTRHireraar-Iho Flabtus are the very best known» They act by absorbtion, removing pain, aad aeo give mechanical support.Their virtue* are well attested, having been before tbe public for fifty rear*.Sold by druggists, 25 cant* each.J.E.Burk*.0.u*bec Axent Read what Dr.J.Conus, of St- Thomas, Ont, ¦ays regarding f orthrop A Lyman\u2019s Emulfion of Cod Liver 0 1 and Hypophospbites.He writes, April 7ib, 1880 :\u2014During ten years of active practice, I have had occasion to recommend the me of Cod Liver Oil and Hype-phosph\u2019tee, end since your o mpoond hes come nnder my notice I have tried it, and I take great pleasure in aaying it is preferable to any I have ever nred or recommended.It ia used in my own family daring heavy colds, aod in every instance happy reaolts have followed.I cheerfully recommend year Emulsion in all oases of debility, arising from weakness of the mnsonlsr or nervous system.(Signed),\tJ.C0RLIS, M.D.April 29, 1830\tJm-dflw Tld.® Tealolte.HIGH WATCH AT 4UBBCO\u2014CIVII.TIME\u20141880.Morning.Evening.\tMay.\t, ^\t\t Monday.^\t 8\t1 21\t*2 01 Tuesday.,,\t\t\t 4\t2 87\t8 11 Wednesday.«M.6\t3 42\t4 11 Thursday\t 8\t4 81\t4 88 Friday.\t\t 7\t5 02\t5 22 Saturday\t\t\t 8\t6 48\t0 04 Sunday\t\t\t 9\t6 22\t8 40 NJ3.\u2014Tbe stream of tide runs np forty-five\t\t Dktnntea after hinh water.MOOH\u2019S PHASES.New Mooo, Sunday, 9lh.1.82 a.m.COMMERCIAL.Ottawa, May 4 -For ih* next three weeks tbe ChMdlere Lumber Locke will present \u2022 busy apper.rvnoe, tbe lumbermen being an-xloua to get aa muon of tbe lumber removed from tbe front part of ibelr yards as soon aa possible before tbe North water comes down.Tbe water damages tbe lower portion of tbe pile* and detracts from ita market value.\u2014 A telegram from Cblcbester, received by Mr.John Ponpore, M.P , Upper Ottawa, announced that tbe steamer \u2022Pembroke\" passed tbreagb tbe locks and draw-bridge, at noon yesterday, being tbe first steamer to go through tbe Onlbnte Canal.CH17PRWA Falls, Wl»., May 4\u2014River very high.Tbe log Jam on tbe Chippewa extends fro » Big Eddy to Etgle Rapids, five miles, and It is estimated contains from 150,000,900 to 200,001),000 feet.Lonrov, May 4\u2014Messrs.Wolf A Co., ct Buenos Ayres and Paris, bave failed; liabilities £200,000.Lowdow, May 4, 11.80 a.m.\u2014U 8 Bonds\u2014 Four and a*balf\u2019s 111|.Montréal Stock Market, May 4\u20141st Board\u2014Bank of Montreal, 187) to 187 ; sales, 6 fbaree et 187] ; ex-dlv., 184 to 183 ; 20 shares st 186]; sellers 60 flat.Merebanu* Bank, 96] to 96; eales, 2 abares at 96]; ex-dlv., 98] to 93; 200 ebares at 98].Bank of Co name roe, 121] to 120].Coterie Bank, 81 to 60].Toronto Bank, ISO to 127.MoieoaHi Bank, 65 to 82.Banqne do Peuple, 72 to 70 ; sales, 24 shares at 70.Banque Jacques Cartier, 78 to 76.Montreal Telegraph Company, 95] to 94] ; \u2022ales, 12 abares at 05.Dominion Telegraph Company, 66] asked.New City Gsa Company, 121] to 121 ; sales, 6 s ares at 121].City Passenger Railway Company, 96 to 94.Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company, 42] to 41].Second Board\u2014Bank of Mootreal, 198 to 187; cx-div, 188] to 183.MsrobanU\u2019 Bank, 96] to 96] ; sales, 4 abares at 96; ex-dtv., 98] to 93.Bank of uommerce, 121] to 120].Ontario Bank, SI to 80].Toronto Bank, 180 to 127.Molaonfo Bans, 86 to 82.Banqne dtr Peuple, 72 to 70.Baoqne Jacques Cart er, 76 to 70.Montreal Telegraph Company, 95] to 041.Dominion Telegraph Company, 85].New City Gas Company, 121 to 120], City Passenger Railway Company, 96 to 94.Riche-lien and Ontario Navigation Company, 42] to 41]; sales, 18 'hares at 42.DifioH btoor Yabds, Ill., May 4.\u2014Hogs \u2014receipts 80,785.Light grades at 4,20 to 4,46 ; mixed packers 4,00 to 4,25; heavy shipping at 4,25 to 4,66.Naw York Stock Mabkht, May 4.\u2014 Stocks Irregular; Rock Island, 189; Illinois Central, 104; C B andQ, 121; 0 and A, 107; New York Central, 128; Lake Shore, 194; C 8,60]; Michigan Central, 86]; Erie, 41]; North-west, 911 ; do preferred, 108] ; St Paul, 75] ; at P and M, 65]; O and M, 82]; Union Pacific, 86; L and N, 123; Weetern Union Telegrapb, 104); Pacific Mail, 38].Nxw York, May 4\u2014Railroads fairly active and Irregular, stocks closed strong.CttiUAoo, May 4\u2014Floor doll and nominal Wheat firm, strong, nlgber and active; No Chicago spring at 1,14] to 1^4] cash, and 1.Ilf sellers J one.Corn strong and higher, at il6]o cash, and sellers Jane.Oats In good demand and a shade higher, at 29]e cash, and 29]c aellere June.Rye firmer, at 75c.Barley steady and unchanged.Pork strong aod higher, at 9,90 to 9,95 casb, and 9,91 to 9,97] nell* era June.Lard moderately active and higher, at 9,87] cash, and 6,90 sellers June.Bnlk Meats firmer; suoRlders, 4,15; short rib, 6,20 short dear, 6.65.Whiskey In good flsm and tending upward at 1,00: F.-etgbia\u2014cor Buffalo, 3]c.Receipts\u20148,000 brls Hoar; 91,000 bus wbe*i; 388,000 bus corn; 78,000 bus oats; 3,000 bus rye, and 6,090 boa barley foilpmants\u20149,COO bris floor; flLOOO bos wbetl £3^006 bar, eorn; 89,000 bos/osta| 4,0ft bos rye, and 6,000 bus barley.IMFOttîS.May 4\u2014Per ss Scotland, James, from London\u201440 wlacbes be rap yarn to order.1 pkg* mdse tp order.1 case artist\u2019s materials to W Stanley.1 ease potatoes te Bev D Anderson.T Vase artist\u2019s materials to La Banque Nation ale.64 bifrcbests tes to M G Mountain.42 hlf-cbests tea to Tbompeou, Codvllle A c >.50 do to order.20 cases mineral waters to order.260 bales oakum la order.7 oases pickles to order.3 cases mdse to FGafnesn A Frero, 10 csks Ink to Amyot A Frero.9 caks paints, 7\tbrls oil, 2 cases oilskin goods to W A » Bro* die.2 hhda mOstafd'(o N Tur^oue.2 do to Thompson, Codvllle A '46.1 case to Jas Gibb.3 cases mdse to Chlnlc, Beandet A co.1 case to Robltallle, Plcber Jc eo.19 cases to order 25 bag* coffee, 3 poos' rum to Wbuehdad Turner.20 cases, 6 caikets wine to Cbaa Levey.10 bags pimento to N Tnrcotte.40 brls wnltlng.12 do oil, 1 cask paint to Rob! taille, Plsber A co.4 pkgs mdse to Wbile* nead k Turner.60 pkgs oilman stores te order.4 pkgs seeds to Mr PageL 400 kegs print to N Turcotte.6 csks paint to order.130 kegs, 7 csks paint to Cblnlo, Beandet * co.8\toaks paint to ri Lemieux A Noel.257 bales bemp to ordt r.1 case charts to A McCollum.6 cases g oves, 1 case chocolate to order.76 pkgs mdse to Whliebesd à lurner.1 ess* cigars to J A Poweil.\u2014Remainder of cargo for Montreal and the West.Not tbs Slightest Affinity exis's between the numberless congh mixtures with which th* market is flooded and that successful preparation\u2014Northrop A Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil aod Hypophospbites of Lime and Sods.It standi alone, distinct, is like itself, and nothing else.It embodies the best results of advanced pnarmaeeutical science.It accomplishes positive, decisive results, effectually relieving ccugbs (when the lungs are not tuberculous or hopeless y affected), colds, laryngitis, and diseases of a ¦croinlons origin.While it does not cure Consomption, it is the rnt st reliable means of defence against that dreaded scourge.The invigorating properties of the byp^phosphit-s reimburse the system debt itated by the cenr tant tear and wear of a cougb, while the taroxyms rapidly diminish in violence, ia ooasequenco of the soothing emollient action of tbe eod liver oil a poo the ! inflamed lung membrane.The pbos-phorss, lime and soda, ia combisstioa with it, are all natural components in tho construction of tbe bodily edifice, which, in a state of decay, looks a sufilcienoy of thoee elements.These th* hypophospbites supply, increasing ths nutritive properties of the blood, aod baitdiag np and rehabilitating the tottering bnman structure with a degree of promptitude as astonishing is it is gratifying to th* invalid.A perceptible gain in flesh as wall as in strength is one of the consequences of using this standard preparation, which both time and experience have demonstrated to be fully worthy of tbe confidence re- Îosed in it.Prepared by Noavaaor A Lyman, oronto, aod sold by all druggists.April 29, 1836.\toc31-Jni-dlw To all who at* a uttering from the errors and indiscrétions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, low ot manhood, Ac., I will send a r*clpt tbat will cars yon, FREE OF CHARGE.Tbls groat remedy was discover ad by a missionary in South Amsrlea, Band a seir-addrosssd anvalope to tbs Ray Josbfb T.Xmr aw, OuMon D, Now Fork OUg.April 19,1980.\tLm-oodAw WKLLaaTVü OiVIVAL, Notice to Machinist-Contractors SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE undsrslgaed (Seoretary of Railways and Canals) and endorsed \u201cTender for Lock Gatos, Wolland Canal,\u201d will bo received at th's office until th* arrival of the Eastern end Western M*tl« on THURSDAY tbe 3rd d*y of JUNE next, for the construction of Getes and tbe necessary machinery connected with them, for the new Locks oa the Welland Canal.Plane, SpecifloaHous and General Conditions can b« seen nt this office on and sfter THURSDAY, tho 20th day of MAY next, where forms of tender can also be obtained.Parties tendering are expected to rrovide the special toels necessary for, and to have a practical know edge of, works o' this class, and an requested to bear in mind that tender* will aot b* considered unless made strictly in accordance with tho priatod forma, and -in tb* ease of firms \u2014except there ar* Attached the actsal signatures, th* netare of tho oo apatiou and residence of oaoh member of tbe same ; and, farther, an accepted bank cheque for sum equal to *250, for tho gates of each lock, mast accompany each tender, which sum shall be forfeited If tho party tendering declines entering into contract for the work at tbe rates and on the terms stated in the offer sn\u2019 mitted.The cheque thus sent in will be returned to th* respective parties whose tenders are not accepted.For tho due fulfilment of the oontraet the party or partiea whole tender it ic proposed to accept will be notified that their tender is accepted subject to a dep sit of /tve per cent of the nulk sum of the oontraet\u2014of wh! h the sum sent in with the tender will be considered a part\u2014to be deposited to the eredit of tho Receiver General within eight day» after the date of the notise.Ninety per cent, only of the progress estimates will bo paid until tho completion of the work.This Department does not, however, bind itself to accept the lowoat or any tender.By order, F.BRAUN, Secretary.Dept, of Railways A Oafals, I Ottawa, 29ih March, 1880.\t\\ April 21,1880.\t\u2022\tbo-td Paa Stkajskb fbok Moktrkal.\u2014May \u2014Per atr Quebec, Neiaon, from Montreal\u2014 6 tree, 30 brie molasses to J Roes A oo.JDIGA/A\u2019U.On tbe 4tb Instant, Stella Kathleen, second daugbt r of David Nolan, aged 2 years aad montbs.Tb* fanerai will leave ber fatber\u2019s reel* deuce, No.18 Flavian street, Batury, for Woodfleld Cemetery, on Tour «day afternoon, at balf-paat 2 o\u2019clock.Ft lends and acquaintances are^equested to attend.Tart Fruits I Grosse and Blackwell\u2019s 1 Quart Bottles QRANBKRRIES, Plnma, Rsd Oarrants, Green Gages, Damsons, Goose berries, * Black Oarrants, Ob* mes, Raspberries and 0 nr rants, Itospberrl#*, Aprlooto, Morelte Oharrlfo.;^ FOR BALE BY A.WA.TTBRS» IMnuurtAUMI Read this Twick Flv# t> thirty drops of Tuoicas\u2019 Blictric Oil, will cure common Bor* Throat- It uever isl.a |a Croup.It wl 1 car* a cough or cold In twenty-foor to forty-sight boars.On«iAK>Ul* hai cured Bronchitis or sight years sfanting; reoert oases are onrad In three to six days It bas restored the vci:e where tbe person had not spoken a-ove a wblsoer In five years As an oat-ward application ia all cases of pain or lameness, no.blog like .11 bas ever been known.One bottle Will our < any case of Lame Back or Crick In the Back.For diseaerg of tbe Spine and Contraction of the Muscles it Is nneqqelted.In Rheumatic or any otber pa'n tbeirst application does yoa good.It (tops Ear ache and tbe pain of a Lara In three micatet, and 1« altogether tbe cheapest me.dielne ever offered to thY psop e\u2014Ihs cheapest, because it takes so little to do yon wood.It Is obmposed of six of the bast oils known, and nolh'ng bnt oils.Is worth Its weight in gold.Why not bay it to-day T \u2014A.B Dis Roobxbs assistant postmaster, Arlhabaskv vais, P.Q, writes : \u2022< Thirteen years ago I was seised by a saver* attack of Bhentnsttsm In tbe bead from wblob 1 bave nearly constantly enfierel After hovlng used \u2018Thomas\u2019 Electric OU \u2019 for nine days, batLiug tbe foro.bead, A have been completely oared, and bave only need half a bolt Tbls 1 can esrtlfy under oath if yon wish.\u201d-\u2014Rtv.J.Mallory, of Wyoming, N.Y., writ», « Dr.Taomaa\u2019 E ectrio Oil cored me of Broncbltle In owa WSXK.» Biwabs of Imitations,\u2014-Ask for Dr.Thomae\u2019 Eelectrto OI 1.See tbat tbe signature of A IT.Thomae Is on tb# wrapper, and tbe names of Nortbrop A Lyman are blown In tbe h ttle, and Tak»no other.Sold by all m-dlcine dealers.Price, 26 esnte.NORTHROP A LYMAR, TorontcaOnl, Proprietors for th* Dominion.Nora.\u2014Esfeofrto\u2014Selected and E\u2019ectrlsed.\u2022 April 26, 1880.\t0024-Jm-dkW The Cirent Female tRcmeriy.JOB MOSES\u2019 FILLS.This invaluable medicine is ln- fatllng in tbe cure of alltbosa painful and (kangaroos disorders to wblob tb* Female con.stltution is subject.It invigorates the debilitated and delicate ; and by regulating and strengthening toe system, lortlflee th* youthful constitution for tbe dalles of lite, and Whan taken In middle or old age, proves a real blowing, and on tba approach of Oblld-btrtb, tb#M Pills should be need for two or thro* week* previous to oonflnement ; th* benefits to derived ar* Inoalcnlabla they fortify tbe con filiation, lessen tbe suffering daring labour, prevent weakness of the organs, and enable tb* mother to perform ber dntlaa with comfort to herself and child.In all cases of Nervoni and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue in slight exertion.Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteric, and Whites, th.pW.wUJ sffset.CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY onro when all other means bav* Caliadi and I\t6 MUIVIlf imiLVVMI Iron, calomaV*nt'-toOB7, or anythingCtomfiu | ^'eil^cr* ig to tha oonatiration Bold by all Medicine Dealers.Full directions la tha pamphlet #rwwd TENDERB WILL BJB BECKIVKD BYTHB \u2022acb package.\tA underslgnsd np to noon on FRIDAY, tbe JOB HOSES NEW 70RX SOLE PROPRIETOR 16th may n«*t, for furnishing and erecting $1.00 and 12] cents for post age, enoloaed to in place at tbe several watering stations along L/TlCKINE canal.Notice to Machinist Contractors SEALED TENDERS ADDRESSED TO THE undersigned (Secretory of Railways and Canals) and endorsed IBBCIKN< B Of» LI PKI or.GlObF-PRK8ER.VAT10N.Exhausted vUattiy, ner.vous and physical debility, or vitality impaired by the errors of y oath or too close application to basinets, may be resterai aad \"»\u201c¦*-hood regained.\t.Two bandred}b edition, revised naff efilaky-ed, Jsal pnb'lsbrd It ia a standard mni*ui work, tbe beat in the English language^ Written by a physician of grett expert****, to whom waa «warded a gold and Jewedb&aaedal by tb* National Medical fl «Tfwrtatlsm It con'.alna teantlfnl and very expenarvwnbgtav Inge Three hundred pages, more than 88 valuable prescription* for sill forms qf prevail* log dleesse, tb* remit of many yean of extensive and raceeasfnl practice, either one of wbtcb la worth ten time* th* priot of th* bock Brand in French cloth ; pried only $1, sent by mall pcsLpatd.The London Lancet says : « No person should be without this valuable book.The author Is a ncble benefactor.*» An lllnairated sampls sent to all on roee'pt of 6 oents for postage.Tb* author refera, by permission, to JOB.8.FISHER, president ; W.L P.INGRAHAM, vice-president ; W.PAINE, MJDUi O «.GAUNTT, M D.; H.J.DOUOET, M.a ; B.H.KLINE, M.D.; J.B.HOLCOMB, K.D J W.R.LYNCH, M.D., and M.R.O\u2019CONNELL, M.D,, faculty ot the Phil ad elphi»°Uai vert tty of Medlsine anl Surgery ; a Mo the flabatty of the American University of Philadelphia ; also Hon.P.A BIB^ELL, M.D., prtatdMt of the NaLoaal Medical AaaDriaUoa.Address Dr.W.H.PAR- 11 f\u201d \u2022 | KKR, No, 4 onlfinch Street, ff p AI.Boston, Mass.Th* author may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience.December 25,1879, Lm-mAttwMhff THYSELF »-& $72 made.Costly outfit tree.Taux A Co., Augusta, Maure.December 1, 1879,\tLm^Aw iXJL BH&TOIS13B.October 84.18)9.faaaan Su, N.Y.! Bpg-LmHWMlAW N't K OF ¦¦g N E S I 1 Cures Dyspepsia, IndigestiGB.Sear Stomach, and Sick Headache.ImmeUlstely correcte bad taste la the month, and lenders Impure breath sweet aad agreeable.Ladle* one* oalng this preparation will ffpd It of snob real vain* as to i U a stincard remedy In every boqqe.Me entirely diferent from all other] lion» of Magnetic.FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGEBTOL B.Glronx A Brother, John EL Barks, W.M, Brunet A Bon, J.J, Veldoa, Qncbea.i- LU BTS FOR: THE HAI! *\t*\tz:;\ti ajirxici .'v* Them are persons who having made nee ef varions pro para Ilona withont obtaining abj satisfactory résolu w ll be Inclined to condemn the ns* of Lust's Paxzsxak ttat» Rbkkwkb ; to them we ean In all confidence state thst < not a single\u2019' instance do we know of where Lust\u2019s preparation has bees employed.bnt that It hat been a pelfs et sate ess aad no farther testimony of Its merits heed be offered them than tbe approval it has me with from handrods of oar aipyeag who are now dally using 1L ' Used aa so ordinary dressing for the hair Its valuable properties aro te restore gray to 1U na.nrol color, wbleh it certainty dm* and withont any Injnricna effect whatever cares Irritation and itching of tha soalp, aad leaves tbe head clean, cool and free from dandruff, on* thing la certain, thaï Its balsamic properties aro snob that It strengthens weak hair and chrcka Its falling eat.Lust\u2019s does not roll the pn low-elips.Thom who have need Luby*b speak well of it ,* thoee who condemn It know nothing of it.Bold by all Chemists and Perfomerwta logo slaed bottles at 60 cent* each.E.Glronx A Brother, John S.Bark*, W, H Brunet A Son, J.J.Veldon, Quebec.September 16, 1879.\tLmdAw j Gte lafemattea.A turn*.8 1671.5S0,Y.2A7AK1HI NawsrAraa Adverttaing Agente, k ( seo Griswold Streep I DETROIT, MICH.sk authorised to coatrafll tor advertieiag la this paper.AnVaanesaF ¦ M amp ax, cos taming eate> hv\t*\u2022 eaaUeeata \u2022 earn Sold ia Qnsbeo by all Wholesale and Retail DruggisUi and all a< sien ia Drags aad Medi-ciace throafkoatCaaada and the Uaited States JomWISY»! 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FOR RESTORING GREY HATH TO ITS NATURAL 00L0S ARIr BEAUTY, EXCEUi ALE OTHERS, AND DOES NOT BOIL THE SKIN RETAILS AT SO CENTS PER BOTTLE.Call and procar* a bottle to be convinced o.Us superiority.CARLINCTON8 PERFUMES Are tbe Most Fkaobakt, Most Dxxjcatb, and Most Dubabm yet offered to the public.Try my New Odours, patronised by the nobility of Europe.E.B.C ARLINGTON, London.SIR JAS.MURRAY QUININE WINE This groat Invigorating Tome ia aoanow lodged by all to be tb* Forest and Beet yet offered to th* public.It cores Dyspepsia, Heartburn, General Debility, Ac.HUGH JONES A OO., London.All tb* above for sale by B.McLeod, J.E Bark*, P.Mathle, J.Vernier, P.F Klnfret, O.Potvln A Co., J.J.Veldon Qnebeo ; O.J.Dion, Point Levis.W.Brans t A Ou, Wholesale Agent, Quebec.LOWDEN, NEILL A CO., Toronto, Sola Agents for Canada.November A 1679 GREY\u2019S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.RAOc f\u201e , The Or *a« T*AOt MARK.English Remedy, An on-falling car^ for Seminal Weak-nees, Sperm»- follow aa a sequence of Half-Abuse ; a» teas at Memory, Universal reaslmd*, Pal» in the Book, Dimness of Vision,! romatttro Old Age.and mray other Dtoenaee that lead to Insanity or Consumption and a premature grave, JMT Fall particulars tn our pempfalet.whloh wo desire to send fro* by mail to every one.The Spedfle Medicine It field by all druggists at $1 pe* package «riz peak-ages for $6, or will be sent r*-« by mail ea receipt of the money by addresring e a THE GRAY MEDICINE GGte Secofligu ont.0W Bold in Quebec by all Araggigte, and everywhere In Canada and the United State* bv all wholesale and retail draggutx.Vebraary 6,1879.\tLaa-dAw Printed and Published by J, j, FOOTE Editor and Proprietor at hie Bteua Fiat Ing Works, Mountain fllii.Subscription >\u2014DAILY, $6.00 per annual WEEKLY, $2.00, In advance.\t1 Advertisements tor one and two Insartloa Eight Oenta per Line each.Three et mm Four Oenta per Line each Insertion Obc Twloe or Thrice per Week l gb4 Otb per Uae etch Inertie», ^ "]