Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 21 décembre 1880, mardi 21 décembre 1880

[" COMMERCIAL AHD SHIPPING- GAZETTE vol.xxxiy.QPEBEO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21.1880.Grand Trnnk Railway Intercolonial Railway OI* CA.LT-AJn>A_ GOING WEST.Kti3dTmn leayea Point Lori « 9.iO A .if » Jl ZpCOM lOOTO® fcti\u2014«in»«».«\u2014\u2014\u2014.l.ôS PJC.Amvtaf fct Montreal at.6.00 AJf.GOING EAST, fl HQxfd Train Leaves Montreal aft 7 A JC Arrifing a* Point Loti at~.6.1Ç PJC ff sprees Train leatee Mont\u2019l at.10.00 P.M Arriting at Point Loti at^.7.30 AJf.1880.Winter Arrangement 1881 Train leating Point Leri 7.55 PJC, fee Montreal and Portland, ran* through !\u2022 Montreal Sunday A JC, and remains otee.3au4a/ at FeUnri Pond, leatug toeep at 7.00 AJC.ersry Monday for Pattiaa£ All tlm Trains run daily, except Sun.J.HICKSON, General Manager.», IMS.\try lofriDgimentof any of/As pro-ruions ot the present section, if a dus, etc , etc.\u201d Whereas the Words of the ccpood SU-tite, now in force on tbe same subject \u2022The whole under a penally, fpr raô! every infringement tf ths present proouions, of a fine not.lesr, etc., efo.\u201d Tee rtsuU is that the Chitf Justice has not dicidrd as to whether, ond- r tLo statnte now in force, the keeping op-rn a bouse In wklob/spirituo a tiquera aie sold, la of itself aud without ary ue of liquor a punishable off tree.and Hudson Canal Co's railroads -TO\u2014 \u2019ar* teg* TroF, AUtoiiy, Boston, Mon York.Philadelphia, AND ALL FOINTS EAST AND SOCTE Tram* Itau* Montreal: 5.59 k,ra.\u2014Day Kspxoaa with decant Drawing-Boom Oar attacneo, to: Seratoga, Trr.y and Albany, arriving in N*w rurlr nt 10.10 p.m.sams day without change 8.15 p.in\u2014Night Erpf*»»-Wagr»«A A t-Car rnns through to New Yait wjlfcoatcUauya,\tThis Train makes elusr :onnactlcn at Troy and Albany with Sievrl^ Oar Train for Boston, arriving at 0.XC a.na New York Through Mails and Express eut ried via tola line.Information given and Tickets sali at a: 3wn4 Trunk Ballway oflots, ar.d jt f.; OQnayany*e ofitee, (19 St Janes Street, Montreal Joseph angell, oh as.o.mtoFall, Qen\u2019l Pacs\u2019r Agent, Albany, N.T.\tMortr ^Vorsfober 28,1379,\ttnvyg.i Windsor Hotxl, Montrrad \u2014Th * sap«rt> fcnt l, fornt«bad with rlevntor and all Uie l.it^st i'nprovementt, and o^rtAillv maintain-el at the b!gh««t etaadard of ev^lfonco, éflTer good room* wUb beard at gX6C to *3 50 per day.The Wiidsor is hut four b ook* fro* the Q.T- R.Stati n, and a free coach pi'as cons'atitty between tbe hotel and the ;as'reet free to commere'.al iraveller*.\t0m A\t-ri\u2014.A GA£D.ra all who ara caaérirtg rrozn thv error* \u20223d 'rdissrsticysof yoeth, nsrvons weaVnc*».\u2022arty deoay, logs of manhood, Ac., I will aaml é ratJjp# that WÛ1 oars you, l^EKK OF 7IAÏGB.Tula great remedy was dUtscvar-«d by a mlSRlonary in South America.Pea^ so\u2019f udirawd eavsiope to ths Kav Josnrv V InvAK.ataUon D, Mem York City.April 10.1880\t'\tLm-oc JAw DOMINION LINE Of ftonniag in connection with the Orand\t,v rnnlc I?at I way Ontario.Mlaatnlppl Tentonla.BL Louis., Dominion, 7rxna.ol* Canada Ton» ,.8,157 _ ajvc ____8,700 8,000 >8,17* Tons Quebec._2,700 Brooklyn._8,ft00 Montreal .-8,884 Toronto.-.-8,384 Sarcla (Bnild\u2019g?-3.850 we fa and SPECIAL f ROM TORONTO.Toronto, Dec.20\u2014Mrs.Arthur Paul D ivis, wbo with her husband was condemned to death ia Toronto jeome years ago, but whose sciences war© commuted ihhueoanent for life, !m freea pardoned and set at liberty.A cablegram was received on S turday from tbe South ol France, stating that tbe health of Chief Justice G ess had oon-siderablf improved.The authorities have determined not to allow ladies ta» teach ' Sabbfith School classes in the Central Prison in luture.A curitus accident happened at Bbafies.bury Hali to-night.Tbn Prlsonns\u2019 Aid Assoclatton were holding tbeir ancnal meet, log, and Vloi-ChatcoHor BDk) occupied tbe ebair on tbe platform.Near the middle of tbe procei dings stoat fifteen foot of the plaster cornice tell from the oeiliog to the plv-form, and a iar^e piece ot plaster struck Mr.Blake on the head, InfilotlDg a deep cut.The acdunjo were very much aUrtucd at the occurrence and a panic uearly r< suLed Mr.Blako said the wound was not setfou-and persisted to piesidlog tM tbe rloeo of the meeting.Pleoci of plaster stmek Chief Justice Uagartynnd Rsv.D.J.MicJouaall, but did not injure them.Tbe Conucli of Uatve airy Collate hits given three rooms and a grant of $200 to aid tho Blutante la opening a gymnasium.Correspondence for the Chronicle, The jiurney from Quebec to tho Saguenay liver Jn whiter, is over a anov real al a rat of speed of five mil a au h for.The roid h fall cf hills and In very good order, with the exception of twelve milts b.forj reaohieg tha Bagnenav.This paît of tbe route wants abont $5,000 expanded over K, w bon there would be a very good winter road along the North Shore for a considerable distance, abont 150 mil s.Tbe telegraph poles are now erected aa far as tbe Saguenay, hot they trs only wired to Mnnay aBsy ; these poles are of good cedar with the glars caps on them, all ready for tbe «1 o ; so this portion of the Fortin Marine Telegraph System will be in operation early next year.A large ship Is made fast to tbe wharf at Marmv Bay, on the Westelde, where she L> In safe winter quarters, bat she has to be pumped every day.These wharves on th» .Bt Lawrence are of giant benefit.At Murray Bay abont 5,000 visitors came this year, wbo st an average expenditure of $4 each, mu it have left $20,000 in tbe piece, which ia a large ram in a conn try parish.The ship referred to wonld have evidently been s wreck ha 1 she not bad a harbour of refuge to re-mrt to.The great exciteaunk, however, all down tfie coast, that Is from Murray 0ay to the Saguenay, is the large quantities of Its cargo of the \u201cOttawa1\u2019 tuât bave come on shore ox have been resemd from the I».Cheese, batter, fluor end apples are tbe prisse.The cheese weigh eboot 50 pounds, acd are of \u2022 \u201csuperior white\"; they have very Hill» fiivoo\u201d, bat they sell for lour some s pound.The butter Is worth seventeen tous, and the apples are quits good, except those that were frrsin whoa tiny were taken out cf tin water.The habitosUs no doubt think tbè river has brought (hem both food and excitement, and are no doobt thankfnl for all they get, though they do not know what to do with the cheese.It .anprars tbe wooden boxes enabled the cheese to.float, it 1j carious,that property wrecked West of Qieb o should turn up West of tbe Saguenay.Ihe apples I have eaten are the Baldwin, and 1 can assure Ihe owner they are both cheap nod good.- As tor ths cheese I offered one man $2 U be wonld promise me to eat a whole cheese, or 1 would give him $1 for tbe cheese, bat he preferred to deal with the storekeepers.Aa for open water in winter tbe river Is ns fall of Ice as It is opp a de Quebec.The Bagnenay is frssin over as ter down ns Lm Bonis, but at tbe zncuth it Is oleer of Ice.HMrvay'* Pills and Oin\u2019ment.-Ftr bal leg\u2019, oad bie* t», serrbnilo and »«fof>lcns «or'* t*'s la n evnvi e apeciflj,' T: e gratef d and earnest gratlluJe rf tboomoda who tuve expertoucel Its crrlvailsd power oxer maie eump'alnir, Rod w»1© have leeu rvUeJ frim prostrate lelploaa-e a acd a eondlt'oi Jcqtl> aums to tbemteves ami of e *, ram cr« It qi!t» n ceor4 affeoel afcoild be ba tel with late war a water, aid w e i tbe porei are Dereby « pec-e l U e Oictn e-t shaujd be wed raote i U», st Ie*ai twice a day.It Ik always aïvlssh}» to take Nolle way\u2019s Pill* in «hs e dfsor err, sB th\u2019s mnoh ss.lsls Ue Olnlmeut'aaetlo-.tbe PLtecheek the f.ve-, ptr.fy tbe blood, end étant, morbid matter engendered by the-e dkottés., December -.4.1*80.\tLm-bodAw Lad to, Delicate and Feeble.T i:sn iargnld, Ureaome aenaallona, osnslng von to ej] scarce y able to be on your ftet ; that confient dra n th Mb tnklrg from yoar avslrm all ita former elaallrit?; driving tbe bloom from yotr cheek*; that crntlunai strain n( on jonr vltsl fo.ee i rerderlng jbti trrttab.'e and ireifnl can s»s'ly be remora# by the n*e of that mtiv^fons remedy, Hrp Blifera Irregqlei ties and otsiractions of volur syp er* are le.i.ved 'ht oh;»; while the *psc!al causss ot 'vfctfodtasl pMa are p» r Scn-asitty xeraav.d.\u2018Wl I >»« br:rd thin T i \u2022 T.ntbs \u2022' flee Hall\u2019s VroarABLU Sicilian Hair Bx-nxwftoi Use Ur* hearty eomsrendaiiuh of tnonevmde W^nro 'iu^ur-g locks\" hâve been restored by it to their former beauty cf ool.r ar.d gr.iwth It is.in feet, a miracle In Hr way, even in tb-.e age of wondreue Impr&vr-meal\u2014 a fact to wateh every oao who has gives lie virtues a teat will certify.The pro-prltt rj, B.P.Hall A Co , are men of liberality acd ea erpr'ee, wh ; give tbe bemflt of tbeir lilrcov.ry to tbe world at large, and have placed it in tbe baa4a of every firagvHt ia the eoaniry, that Hs btm fils m»y be extended at ke to all.Jf there is tbe lean snip clan of gray hrir kb wtag iUelf dtoq yoar brad, po at occo snl preente a bottle nf this eelebr*ted U Jr tteuawer.\u2014OprtAaje, N.Y., JUpubUoan .8,700 Date ef Salllnr.Bteancers wi'l ran as fo lows frem PDET-L»m> for LIVEBPOOL TOEONTO.;.-.-.Deo Sia\u2019.BRdfKLIN_________________Jac* 14 b.ONTAEtO.\u2014.\u2014.\u2014.-Tan.28lb.FOR GLASGOW t- QUEBEO.,,,-.\u201e\u201em.m./an.14th.Motes of Passage for the Winter Montis t Cabin, Qnebeo to Liverpool, $57.50; Return, 9U1 25.Prspald Steerage Tickets i soed at tbe Lowest Bates.Through Tickets can be bed at all tbe pria* «1P*1 Grand Trank Ralivrey Ziekei Offlees in Canada, and Tfcrcngb Brils nf.Lading ara granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Freight or Pas cage, apply, m London to Bowtlng, Jamieeos A Co, 17 Bast India Avenue ; in Llvorpocl.to V Usn, Main A Mont.gsmery, 24 Jamee Btree ; st all Grand Trnnk RkllWay Offlees ; or to DaVlD TORRANCE A CO., Exchange Court, Moatieal, and WM.M.MdCPHifiBSON, O^mmerclitlOa rater/, 98, 81.PeterXlreet, Queb-c.December 21,14 8 *.CUNAHD (LINE.No.12,707 ALLAN LINE.NOTION.LANE ROUTE.Canard Steamship Company Limited, BErWfiEF NEW > OBK end LTVERPCOL railing at CORK HARBOR, From Pier 40 N.R., New York.Q\teeeweeee# eeeeee Wednesday, ssed Dec.-.Wodnesday, 28.h Dec.\u2014^fedseeday, 61b Jscy.\u2014 We^nsrday, 12lb Jaoy.«\t.-.Wedrcaday, 191b Jany Oalna\u2014.^^Wedeeadey, f8ib Jary.Bothnia.-.W«dr «stay, 2 id F*b.Wednoedey, fib Feb.And eveiy following Wedseeday frem New York.BATES OF FAS84 GB, $6Q, $80 and $100, gold, according to aoccza* modatlon.Tleketa *0 Paris.$15, gold, additional Beiurn tickets en favorable terme.Bter-ro.e at vsry low rater.Steerage tickets from Liverpool end Queonrtow\u2019'.aed all other parte of Koran* at invest rate*.Through Mila of lading riven for BoJfwrt, Giasgow.\tAeiwrrp acd other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterrsnean yoita.Per frwirht end ppae»g«, apply et the Com-party's Offloe, No, 4, Bowling Green.VERNON H.BROWN A CO., December 84.1S80.\tAgeuts.Qoeliec ta aifilevestat Society.(Société de Frets et Placements de Qnebeo) Notice ia hbrsby gxvan that a Half-Yearly Dividend of TXTtTO FJE3FL OJEJTXTT.upon ibe paid-up Oafltal Block cf ibis Instl-totlon, baa been declared, and liât tbe came will be payable st Itr j>:*oe of boainoM, in this City, on and àfter îlfonday, the 3rd January Next.-The Transfer Eooka will bo closed from tbe I8U1 to tbe 89tb cf Deeimber inatact, both days inolu 1rs.By order ol tbe Board, I'D 31.LAROCHE, eeiVTtea*.Dtremb;r 17,1S83.\tap.lC-Co Outfit a nt free to tboso who wish to enrage in tbe mxxrat X*'ULxrolxsa.raecA IMOlffETT LENT.Book l>ebtra Oolleotedl ! Patonta Obtained, Bought and Bold.Sterling-} Excheng-» IDoufht end Sold for [Mnnke metd Ptr ms.Will act for parties In a\u2019l kinds cf Icvestmente- ST.LAWRENCE CHAMBERS No.4, Peter Street, Lower Town.November 15, 1880'\toetl5-Lm help: City BJnjartmoor*» Ofllce, QUEBEC.Nov, 28th, 1810.PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVZN.that no Bmw or ether tefose of any kind is hereafter to be deposited on tbe Cove Fields, GlaoL*.Tower Pié\u2019ds, or other Vacant Lets, eltber rnblle or private, within tbe CRy Limits, hot tba* «U audit saotà frtut be removed to the Fa'aU Pond otto ths end of toe Gas Wharf, beyond toe new Harbour Works, or other pieces in mid channel of tbe River Bt.Chat lee, set forth in the By-Law ^nd at a distant of folly 100 feet from all wharves ani from all roadways leading from the City across the ice.O.B AILLA IBGE, ;ctty Engineer.November 89, 1830.\ttjaal a Or\tI O 3W.Olty Clerlc\u2019e OHtoe.CITY MALL, Quebec, 18th October, 1880.T>USLTO NOTTCE 18 HEBE BY GIVEN, JL that toe Two Upper Flats Of Cham plain Mall will be let from tbl* date to the first of May next, or tor a longer period, et tbe option ef the lewee.F« terms and all otfeer information required, application to be made totoe Oltydtark\u2019i Ofitee from 9 a.m.to 4 p ra.By order of toe Market OommKUe.- Li, A.CANNON, Olty Clerk.w-ooer 19, ISôv.CITY TgEASUBEIl\u2019g OFFICE, .QUEBEC, September 80th, 188$, YP^YT.YOXJX^ VfOTiOE IE HEREBY GIVEN, THAT i3l unless tbe Texes for the carrant year are paid without dtlay, toe accounts will be banded over to the Recorder's Court for collection.O.J.L.LAFBANOB, City Treasurer.October 4,1880.YcursalVMby making money whan a g->l ten r tance !b offered, thsreoy always keeping poverty from yoar dear.Tb?se wbo always tike ad-vantage ef tbe good chance* for making money (hit are cfibred, generally become wealthy, wben those wbo do not improve \u2022nota chance# ) emain in poverty.We want many men women, boys and glrla to work for ns right In tbeir own looall if*.Tbe bast-nera will ray xnrre than ton times ordinary wage*.We rurrfrh an exptnalve eu;fit and all that y do reed, free.No one wbo engagea falls t» make money very ra 'Idly, You oan devote yoar whole time to tba work, or only your spare moments.Full information and all that is needed seat free.Address Btikbov A Oa, Portland, Maine.GLASGOW LINE ruling the reason of Wirur Nsvlgarion « Steamer will be vers NEW BRUNSWICK COHON MILLS» ot.jrcMappf, 20*^u /COTTON YARNS\u2014White and Coloured, \\j Single and Double and Twisted.CARPET WARPS\u2014White and Colon;cd.BEAM WARPS for Woollen Mills in all to* ?ArtsUsa required.HOSIERY YABtfrt of every dMcnptlon.KNITTING COTTON\u2014Snpsrlor In quality to that imported.______goods have beau awarded FIRST PRIZES for each of the above articles at tba Toronto and Hamilton Exhibitions of this year, and 9000 BiiLuimLonroB m* Houses and Business Stands for Sale or to Let: rODERaTE BENTS TO DESIR-able tenftaa.moderate pries» and easy terms ol payment tedeeirahte purokaaea^ Apply to\tJOHN HEARN, 11, Saalt-ao-MaUlot St, July il» 1W®\t.tenll-La at tbe Dominion Exhibition at Montreal.For a*le by the Wholeeale Trade throughout the Dominion.A.Q-KN X8 s UJUL SPBNSE,\tMcGill Street, MONTREAL, WML.HEWITT» II Coiborne Street.TORONTO Septembe 88, 1889\tsep27-Fm mmt m 1 PPUOAYION3 FOB SERVANTS LEFT %.at Mua.PIGOTT, No 78, ST.LEWIE siRSEI.wUUeoeive.uaaiedlaio attenuon, W.D.55» OoUege May n, 1888.Montreal, EB-OPBNINe ST.LAWRMCEHALL IMXOTKm^JBLBkJLau mHH ABOVE HOTEL WILL BN OPEN A from the FIRST OF MAY.by tbe former Proprietor, so long and favor* ably known throng bout Canada, the Halted States and Brltlrr Empire, who has spared ttb sxpens* In entirely BR-FUBNIBHINfl tha whole House ; also, adding ?11 Modern Improwememte, which will conalderably etbance the already enviable popularly of tote Fim-elras Hate Thoroughly seated with steam tbretwhout, H.HCGAN, Froprlaio/.8.MONTGOMEBY, Las Montreal, April 81,1880 JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENSJ 9t ALL DBALWM THlNpeaOUT TEX if -\u20144 WORLD.January 2*1 \t\t\t TUESDAY.DECEMBER 21, 1880.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Tte 8«nk of Srilisb Wonh Am«rt«»\u2014B XnM Pr«:o»l* A KowYo«rtO f'J ® Bolfort \u2022lloatlo i\tM A K.LBOkln*.ObrtalBM and Vow Yonx't Hol dayt\u2014B«l»i i, OmuMBa d Co.11 Ccffej I !\u2014A Watto r.PERSONALS.Wo regrot very sinoeroly to leorn of the continued illnes* of the Hon.Luo Letellier d« St.Just, who ia now oeid to be on hood to hit bed.\t, Mr.Carrier, of Carrier, Laine A Co-» Lev lb, and the President of the Council I of Art» and Manufacture», left for Ottawa yeaterday for the purpose of applying to .the Federal authorities for the ground | S.J.SHAW & GO.Just What is Wanted * * ^ 1 ;\t\u2014roH\u2014 Christmas and flew Year Bt.Join Street, Upper Towi, and Soua-le Fort Street, Lower Town, ABE Retailing at Wholesale Prices 10 FIB GMT.DISCOUHT FOB CM Purveyor to His Excellency the Governor-General.to erect a building for the School of Arts ; Finest Electro-Plated Ware I and Design, which may *1*° aorre aa a ,-¦¦ permanent exhibition budding Oe\t__________ -\t_ .^ , Owlatmaa and W»w Year*» WotU»\u2014B*rni Z* | now occupied by the Drill\t.A Andra, Yo Smoker* l\u2014Prince Imperial national 8 heel Hal!\u2014Bt Pe'efi Church | Coaeart.Mew Teak Weekly Herald.Dimintoa Line of 8team*hlpi\u2014Wm pheraoa.Thomas* kolectrlo Oil\u2014Noithrop A Lyman.Bs iuallOBS t\u2014Branst A Laurent.o1 Reliable Qoods, Newest Designs, Large*t Variety, and Best Value.\u2014ALSO\u2014 TUESDAY.&ECESBEB 21,1880.A MUNIFICENT GIVER.Within the last three years Mr.Jams» Qo&cov\t¦!', the proprietor of the New York Htraid, has given away over half a million ©f dollars.Of thia large sum, one-fifth has go*1® to the relief of i Ireland.This from Mr.Bennett\u2019s private porte, while he has been instru-rç.-P-A»! in raising at different times, very large ¦rlTW* of money in aid of benevolent and charitable objects.Such a man the thanks of any community.THE PACIFIC RAILWAY.In order to meet the demands of our readers, who have been folio wing closely the proceedings in Parliament, we have been compelled to «urrender so much of oor available space that we have left our-\u2022alves little room for the treatment oi other queatioos.The railway matter, however, is the one burning topic of the hour, and we believe our readers are more Intarested in it, than they could possibly be in any other subject at the present time.The interests involved are so great, character of the under taking is so gigantic and vast, and the nature of the discussion now occupying parliament is so interesting and in*true tive, that everybody must feel a more than common interest in the several details which are from day to day laid before them.Perhaps no young country, limit* \u2022d ss Canad* is in means, resources, and in population, has ever before been called upon to embark in an enterprise so full of purport and weighty considerations ss this important highway, which Is destined to open up countless sores of unoccupied territory, and to fill the yast areas of a misknown land with a population of brave and hardy emigrants.The Pacific Railway is not a question of yesterday.It has been the one prominent measure before the country for at le ist seven years, and it has occupied the faithful consideration of three Governments, each of which in its turn, failed to master the subject in a way which was likely to prove acceptable to the people, until the other day, when the suggestion of a syndicate seemed to oâer a satisfactory solution of the grave difficulty.We have already announced our intention to support the arrangement proposed in the contract submitted to Parliament, by the Government.It may .be found necessary to make some few changes in the details, but if that is so, the Opposition so far have failed to show in what those changes should consist.Mr.Blass, it is true, has undertaken to prove that the bargain is a veiy bad one lor the country, *nd we have the utmost respect for Mr Blaxb\u2019s opinion, and the good tempered manner of his speech, but the figures introduced in this instance by him certainly fatal to his resuming, and disastrous to the Une of argument which he employs.Mr.Blass has always been regarded ss a sincere mao, and as one who speaks from conviction.This time, however, his utterances convey the impression that he is an utterly confused man.His own figure?have prostrated him, and his splendid eloquence has been spent in the air for nothing.And this brings us to a oonuderation of the able and masterly rejoinder to Mr.Baacb\u2019s speeeh by the honorable Minister of Publie Works.We have done Mr.Lamhot full justice in our report, and have presented his great effort, word for word as U fell from his Ups.That speech has been among the people, and its effoot upon the public mind cannot be overestimated.It deals exhaustively and earnestly with the whole question of the paoifio Railway, takas up seriatim the objections of Mr.Blake, and disposes alnoost in a word, of the leading points in tke policy of the Opposition.Such spaorh is a ^remarkable contribution to the literature of the subject, and reveals thefpoUcy of tbeSGoverament in a patriot ic and spirited sense.It was delivered hi the Eoglish language, and may be regarded in the light of something of feat, fora French-speaking member to perform.Mr.Laxostdi made a very strong point toward the close of his re-nnirki, which in this connection, is worth plaemg on record here.In speaking of the plans submitted, and the exertions made by the Gevernment, he declared t at the amount proposed in the term* of the syndicate wts far less for the construction of the road, than had been men.Mooed In the pest, as the probable ooat \u2022f the undertaking.Taking the price of the land at one dollar per acre, and adding thereto the amount of money already expended and to be expended, the sum total Is found to reach the sum of seventy-millions of dollars.It is on that r that the conclusions of the Govern-it have been made.Mr.Lajssstix also showed, clearly enough, that not only the railway be built by the con-bat it will be worked for all time to and\u2014what is very important\u2014the guarantees to be pieced in the hands of the Government are amply sufficient to ensure both these objects.Exemption from taxation, he looked upon as a mere temporary matter, the quantity of land to be exempt for all time to come being only equal to about 72 acres per township, and m those townships the state owned ten or perhaps twenty times ss much lands in the fame position and which will never be taxed.The railway which is to afford settlers a ready means of access to the markets of the world, will cost these inhabitants nothing bnt the t»xss which they would derive, rocs the taxes of these 72 acres of land par township.These notes from the Minister\u2019s great speech should be read and thought over by everybody.The whole argument, however, furnishes food or the exercise of serious thought, and shows by parity of reasoning that the syn dieate can build the road cheaper and baiter than any Government, however laudable their intentions may be, from a variety of circumstances which must bo potent to every thinking and reading SPECIAL I-HUM HALIFAX Eauïax, N.S., Deo 20-Mr.Imne, one of the Scotch agricultural delegates to\t._\t« abas c*1°^Ptrr0-in.tc\u2018&e.^.\u201c as.I Table and Pocket Cutlery.(iave been sold to an American Company for $20,000.MangAneae mines of value bave been discovered at Loch Lomond.The Victoria Oil and Mining Company are making excellent progress with their works near Bsddeok, having, at last accounts, got their new derrick completed, 72 feet in height, and everything ready fer sending down the drill.The Cape Breton OU and Mining Co., Major Smith, manager, are down about * b00 feet at West Lake, Ainslie, with the best of indications.It being new territory it is uncertain to what depth it will be necessary to go.It is understood the company have given a contract lor tive weiis, Toe American Oil Co.are about patting down a well on a farm, also situated at West Lake, Ainslie.______ g.A.Dixon Vtr.kvi\u2019.l», Ont, say* \"Hs ! «as nrsd o: Chrotlj fcrjnch'.tU ihsl troubled him lor *ev»Lte»n ye»ra by th# ms cf Hr, | Thomeuf MoUotr* Oil-Csosmbsr 81.1M0.novM-Jm-dAw SKATES or kVAKY DBSOBIPTiON Ladies, Gentlemen & Children.j|Fyfe, Wright & LeM Hava OPENED A BEAUTIFUL OOD-leetlOB of TANDY QJODi tor the Holidays, consisting of Novsltiss In G it and Brosse Ornamratv, Ltatbsr Goods, 81 wars.Japan#»# ArUolss, Ac , Ac.What Splendid Presents ! CONSIGNMENT OF 46 0BG4N8| Mantfactored by tt* umltb Crjan Or., will be offsred f ir sale .t lbs Bbow-Booms of Bernard & Allaire, 6, FABRIQUE STREET.I Ttsis Organa srs Jtut out of tbs MaauftoU ry ani arj all of flist-clssa quality, warranUd | ffcr S ysara j tbajr will bs ofl.rad at A Redaction of so per Cent.|gt,Peter\u2019sClmrcliConcert1 situatfon_wanted BV, National School Hall iN THE OCCASION OF THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ' Holidays Messrs.BELAND, GARNEAÜ 8c CO.will aocord purchasers a DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT.BELAUD, GABNEAU & 00., Building of the Young Men's Christian Association, Opposite the Montcalm Market.TVcr 81.1880 from th* isiu'ar p\u2019lo\u2019S during tbs O.ristmta sad New Year** holiday».Tb's Is esrtalnlv tbs beat opjoriualiy ever ottered to fartlss Wlsbiag to Purchase » First Class Organ \u2014ou- st iucb a lew Igure mares on Tbs sals WlU com- Dress Goods, Prints, &c.A aopsrb assortment of LAOS GOODS, Handkoroblsfb, Tacs, Ac., spsetally adapted tor 0HK18TMA8 PJUISINTS, at vary atins-[ tive Prices.sa.y ABKIQP g BTRKBT.W Of neat Fast Colored fr ms, sultatls j tor Christmas Pr.aar.ta, Also, several lots of | W iDtsr Dram Gxxte, at grsatly redoes 1 p\u2019ieee ___________CLOVER, FEY A CO.] Ball Dresses ! Evening Dresses l Dinner Dresses ! Latest novelt e-i in silk bbooss G \u2022.adlaov, Colored Groi Ur.loa sad dallas, Orssm Trench Ca hmere, Whits sad Colored Tails ta q> and Grenadine*-\u2014#Uh a choloe Stock of T.lmmiaga.Laser, Litas Tilling», Flower», Blbbons, Heed Dre»s*«, A*.White sad L'ght Shades Pails Kid Qioves, j 8, * il Buttons CLOVER, FRY & CO.Carpet*, Curtains, Oil Oioths, Linoleums, Brass Comice», Poles, Stair Rods, &c.OU» STOCK IN THB APOV* DKPABT-ment affords an excellent \u2022election for | Intending purchaser.Ne writ Dsffgrs In Tape* try Oirpstr, from Ms.upwards; Brussels Carpets, from 80e.upwards ; Scotch, Imperial and Stair Carpet», | Crumb Clotbs, Ma'*, MaHiufs.New OorMlu Materials, Laos Curtain -.Iron and B/aaa Bedstead» and Ootr.Hair Mat rasae», Peathsr Eef*.Botettra | and Pillows.Patent Dominion Wire MaUr.ssss, Toilet Glsue-, G1U and O.bsr New Framed j Mirrors.Glover, Fry & Co.Bezsmber 8, 18*0.taTaiid Hew Year Presents.y^BITING desks.Leather Wrltlog O Glove and H'k'f Betts, Morocco Jewtl Csssf, Woik Sox* gad Baikal*, Albums, Cabinet and Carts .Albums, all Cabinet, from $2 to $4 1 Album», Scrap Albums from 80».to $8 80, Trinket Baskets In vartsty, Caïd B?xe», Pencil Bozsa, Glass Vaass, Mahogany Game Boxe?, Card Traya, Oabtoet sod Carts Frsmes, \u2022 Bobber Delia, Wax sad Chins Dolls, all prices.Purses from 40a.to $1.78, Linen H'k'fii in F\u2019ay During the month of December IS per cent.Discount on Carrels.A choice stock rere'ved very recently.Frtnfee, Hançerv, R»ppe.Ac.FYFE, WRIGHT ft LEITCH, FABRIQUE a Til ES ET.December It, 1SS0.___ holidaypresInts F UR S ! LADIES\u2019 MUFFS\u2019, OAFS.FOB LINED j Clcaks, Sealskin and Aatracan Jackets, Fur Trimmings.Gentlemsn\u2019s Capa, Far Coat», Robes (f| Bearskin, Murk Ox and Buffalo, Ac.^W'Snow-'BboM, Mecca;Ini and Totojgans.The largest itock in tbs City to selset ftom and tbs best vaine.G.R.RENFREW* CO.30.Bt7A.DE STRKH.T.Drcember 20.1880.THOS.ANDREWS Wo.1.ST.Joan STBUT, -IMPORTES OF- House- and Cabinet STOVES ! THURSDAY, 23rd instant.There will also be offered a few Organa ma- j nofaetared by J.Eat.y A Co* aad by the Da- I minion O-gan Co, and j Weber's Celebrat'd Planoi; 8twlnj Machines from the following i makers r Singer, Wllaoo, Appleton, etc., etc* | Our Stock of Sheet Mails will also be very ] much reduced In pricer fir the occasion.Bernard & Allaire, Fabrique Street.December Si, 1889\tL coira i corns 11 msMiivinE,iiiit.2ut.PROGRAM ME s PART L PROTESTANT ESG 18H LtDY, SITUATION as Oompanlou or Gover* aess to young eblldien.Would be quite willing tc help u mother in the cure of her family.Salary not to much an object as a comfortable borne.Address,\tM.A K, Laebloe, P.q.D ¦\u2019'ember 21,1880.\tFp > seeees eteeee\u2022 I Chores.1 Vocal Silo.M«»t»r H.Budden.« Rk Itit\u2019oD.Miss H.Beano amp 4 Vocal I u»tt.The MUaea Brown.I\tReading.Mr.A.Walker- 4 InatromenUl Du*it.Tbe Misse* Crawford^ 7\tVccal Solo.Misa M.Browtlng.8\tDialogue.\u2014Tbs Mieses Brcwn- 9\tVocal fl-lo.Mlia Lydia Patku\u2019 10\tBe:lta'loaM.-.Hi*a M.A.Brown II\tVro il Do*'.t.M sms B uobeUe à Browning 11\tOhoxu*.ADAM WATTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL [TEA DEALER.6R06ER, WIRE -AM] OROJ?1877.Green, PresI Reaited, or Gromt ware.STOVE»I Neweet Style* of Self-Feeling Baa* Borner Hall Stoves, Fancy Bax aod Parlor Btovss Oookitg 8'ores, Chimney Grates.JUST OJPKITED s A Superior lot of Ecdgeris Ivriy Handle Table atd Dessert Enlve*, Penknives.Bde-aors, Dreaelnx Cases, Kleclrc-K.ated Ware I Britannia Metal, Tea and Coffee Pota, Blab Oxiurs, etc, etc.Mocha Coffee, (Aden) Mllgborri Ooflbe, (Mysore).Ce;Ion Coffer, (PoiLt de Gallia).Java Ocflbt, (Batavl*).Jamaica Ooffae, (Blue Mountain Klngatan).Lagnlra Coffee, (V*n*auel*).Freeh Boeetrd and G round on the Piemtae* «very morning.* Para Gronad Ooffbe, 28a.per lb.Extra Cboloe Coffee, SJe.jer lb.Watlers* Mixtacui (anaorpasieJ), 40e.per lb.Ungnmnd Ic.per Ik less than abovs quoted prloea.-FOE BALE Bf- A.WATTERS.December 21, lft0a.THE BANK \u2014OF\u2014 British North America.PART U.1 0bOrUl\u201e»«,.eAgGewese* «\u2022\u2022*#*\u2022»*$\u2022»\u2022#*\u2022\u2022\u2022»**\u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 a Vojàl Bolo.\u2014eeeeesueeKMi^f L* DOfeMlle $ ReeltUlcn.Misa S.Wllcon.4\tVocal Solo.-Mia* LoUie Park».5\tEesdirg.Miss B.Hamilton.g Vocal Euatt.M.#»es Budden A Dobbin, 7 Beading^.Mr.J.Park*.A Vccal Duett.Mis.ee Park* A McCaghey- \u2022 Vccal Solo.Master A.Oorcell 19 Cborug.,,.,,.Dialogue in » Acts* i DUISUOS, 19 ett.Doors open st 7.«0 { P.M ; Concert to commence at 8 P.M- Tbe Wabsr Piano is kindly lent by Mr.B.Mo'gaa.December 21,1880.\t* Intercolonial Railway.[SPIRIT MERCHANT, \"\tJ\t-a * Christmas & N ew Year Holidays EXCURSION TICKETS w rILL BB I-SHED F BOM Ing Stations at ALL BOOK-! China and Japanese Curiosities and General Warehouseman, ONE FIRST-CLASS FARE,] 111A13 John Street Y7 MS 33» O .from FBI OAT, tb* 24th lestant, up to and Including Saturday, the 1st of January.go id for tbs doable Journey, and available to return by any Pusssngsr Train nntll tbs 3rd of January.D POTTINGBB, Ohlsf Boperlntscdsnt.Railway Office, Monotos, N.B., rtb Oeesmber, 1880.Dsosmbsr 20,1889.\ttd nwja D la + \u2022 TO ANNOUNCE THAT HK HAS &8CB1VED THE WHOLE OF HAS Importations for the HOLIDAYS, sad each Department of the Stock will be found more complete then ever before submitted to inspection of the public.PROFESSION.\u2014Whilst I do not profess, nor do I intend, to under cost, or at cost, 1 de profess to give the BIST POSSIBLE VALUE i for the money, end te give Sixteen Ounces to the jPOUND, to use n jest 1 just weights, and to do unto my neighbours as I would have done unto mymIL PERSONAL.\u2014Xy terms are Cush.Monthly accounts settled promptly by the 10th of the succeeding month considered at equal to CASH.\t^ CHRISTMAS \u2014 AND \u2014 New Year\u2019s Gifts CALL AND SEE THE | Chandeliers, 2, 8 ft 4 Lights, Library Lamps, Hell Isunpa, Plated Cruet Stands, « Cuke Baskets, M Card Receivers, u Knives, Spoons ft Forks Dinner Setts, Breakfast \u201c Tee \u201c At the Show-Booms of S\".V.nSOXMLftUM.114, Mountain Hill.Dacemtsr 21,188 \\\tF EOLDUT PLEASDB1SI Special Notice to Lovers of the Weed ! ! s aac .4L v JO jb t a N»w and complet* steek of bkates,\tby Royal Charter I to be sold at very ton prie**.\t*\tr\t*' J\t1 39,8t.Jehn Street.39, Si John Street.O arils i A Hsivey Powder, Revolvers Am ma nit ton constantly on bund.and In addition to tbs s^ova, our stock o General Dry Goods is vary complete.Specie attar t oo Is called to tb* following All Woo Drees Slaffa from 80).| Wlceey\u2019a f:om 10*., Prints from 10e.to 20c.; Lallsa' Bilk T:csj White and Ooloared ; Ladles' Linen Collar and Ottr* ; Neck and Sleeve Backings R.B\u2014A tall eaioriment of Lace Nett lor Oartalna, fiom 859.to 80c.Curtain Mcsllar, tor Bac-ro rat, 26o.81 MON3 A FOCTLD8, Feb Ique Street.December IS, 1880.XMAS PRESENTS -AND- New Year\u2019s Gifts \u2014 IN \u2014 Gsid and Silver Watebca, Dtamord, flolll*, Games, Japaniss Go ids.Deeembar tt, 1880.Orders for Plomblng, Bell-Hang'ng, G Fitting, Tin and Copper Works, will be attended to with Neatneee aad Despatch.At THOMAS ANDREWS\u2019.December 29, 1880, KU_EiB ! The oooRt of Diaxoross hkrbby give noue* that g ball-yearly DlVIi BND, L.P.VALLEE, PHOTOGRAPHER, FITE per Cent, per aimiuiiJ tt as yit in hi« employ the I JLJ.emlaent Artist wboas work has keen **\u2022 | at tbs rat* of on the Capital of the Bank, will be payable on tb» MT< ASSORTMENT OF PUBS, FOB La*!**\u2019 and Gentlemen's wear, la now eoapJete, comprising j\u2014 JACKETS, MUFFS, ' BOAS, CAPS, OOATH, ns., no.5th day of Jan'y, 1881 to tb* Proprietors of Shares registered in tbs Buffalo,IWolf^Ghsat aod other Sleigh Bobos OLD FUES neatly repaired, or mad* over in tb* most fashionable shapes, at a moderate charge.JAM.C.PATERSON.October 7, itso.ebg y I., im: ï3 s i W1 K ABB OPRNING BKAUTIiUL LAMPS, very r ehly decorated, in Maclnjn and Low Prices.Apart from tbelr general neefttlnsm, eomo of these good* are sail/ Works of Art.FOR A.GIFT there la nothing ao rbaimlng as an article ef \u2018ustlt, tJesfnl as well as Ornamental, on» that will truly\t# BRICHTEN THE HOME of tbs recipient A CALL SOLICITED.pavaatucT Jm-dAw REDUCTION In the PHce of Dress Materials and Pompadoar Prints.mHE ABOVE GOODS ARE ALL NEW J andkeaeo3nble.areaaltableforObrisunas aad New Year's Precentr, and bava basa red need to tbe Ozioinal Coot.Ws call also tbe attention ef Ladles to our large stock of Black and Cole red Silks that we *r* retailing cheaper than they can be Imp Dried.10 Pieces of Fancy Striped Bilks at 90cte a yard, worth 78cta, specially suitable for s New Year's Pressât.DRTNÈT 4c LAURENT, V aigu of tbe Maple Leaf.SrT.BOOK'S.December 4, mo.\teept-Dm Xmas and lev Year\u2019s Goode -AT- DAVIDSON & HORAN\u2019S, No.178, ST.JOHN ST., Without, No.6, TENBY 8TBEST, Lsvis.WE INVITE PABXIOOLAB ATTENTION to our varied aseortment cf tbe following Goods, which we tact eoaSdett will be found tbe largest and choicest la the City i\u2014 I» Tarlatan, Idem, Lias* aad Satin, Skirt Frill Inga, in tb* New Skirt Fleeting.Ladles* Colored and White Silk Ties and Squares.Oar stock of these Goods will bs fjuad % large aad skotoe.Ladles' Linen Oollara aad Caffs, Lues and Nett Fichus, Knit aad Plush Squares, Promenade Bear ft, G loads, Oeabmsre sad Wool Jemeys.Dusse GOODS.In Costume Cloths, AUanaenes, Serges, aad ether New Materials.FBEN0H MEB1N0S and OASHMEBEfl.We bav* on band a large stack of Goods In B ask and Colored.December IS 1880 ¦achSS o do .CoRfoo, Finir Souchong,\t> Fine Congeo, Oolong (Formosa), Indian (Assam) Tea, Flowery Pekoe, Orange Pekoe.GMBlfiBI TELA- | Quapowder, Imperial, .Old Hyson, Java, OOIHFEK.Maraoaibo.PfoutatiOR Ceylon Cooom.Yemag Hjrsoa, Hyaen Twankay.JAP APT.Japan Hjraon, Hyson Twankav* Young Hyson.Oliooolato sails.Nibs, tiomcepatkio Cocoa.Dana'a- \u2018 XChooofotes sail Ooeoss.Mott\u2019a Van Houghton\u2019s Coeon, xCkooo! sOoeoa, rt*' HOGtAEUB.Kefined, in Loaves, Broken Loaf, \u2022\t- c .in Extra Ground, Crystal ixed Scgsr, Porto Miee ft Cuba CHOP 1880 l Messina Lemons, Algeria Oranges,\t.xJ, Cob Now (Kentish), Jordan Almonds, QreaaoMe Walnuts, Frenok Pingaa.Soft-Shell I Finest (Corinth) Currants, Valencia Jjaiaina, Triple Crown Layers, In 7Ul, 141b., 931b.Boxes, Extra Superior, In Cartoons, London Layers, Loose Mwicntela, - Almcria Grapes.ENGLISH TA-BT FRUITS.! 100 Don.Assorted Fruit KeiUer\u2019s Moira ft Sens\u2019 \u2019Marmalades, Jabs and Jellies.Groom ft Black well?Marmalades, Jams and Jellies.Guava Jelly.Preserved ted Fruits.16a.per Lon.Marmalades, Janas and Jelly- rved Ginger, Crop 1880, * West India, in Bottiea Crystal teed, in line.SMOKER\u2019S REQUISITES.tn FANCY GOODS will he found Gentle- | sen's Companions, MnaUel Bixea, Cigar Stands enl Caeee, Meeraebnam Pipes, and choice aseortment of all other goote In the | CANNED VECETARLES.Tomatoes, Mbs.and Slbs^ Sugar Cora, Orson Pens, A call la respeettally sollslted.Mrs.8.Macdonnell 76, MOUNTAIN HILL Dseemhsr 18,1666.1J«n6 Christmas Delicacies ! ! Truffiss, Mi BISCUIT»* Complete and General te choose from.PlQKftJBèH Ah «AXJOKD.I Orome ft BfoekweU\u2019s and Battys ft Go\u2019s.Pickles aad Sanoes.Potted Meats and Paste, Jams and Jellies.Mustard, Vrngar and Truilea, Oavtar (Astrakhan), fto., ftto, fto.Crystalteed, CANN1 FRUITS.Pmohea, Fine A] Venn, .(jLonim, GiftJDEUHJC.Gruy ere, (en Swis),\t.,\tv I Cheddar, Stilton and\t~\" Sexes Upper Canada .MJS2A.rA'*3 9^000 Before purokasikg don't forget to call at MBS.P.GUIL-FJTLX'S, Montcalm Market She has Import, ed s large stock cepeelally tor tbe Obrlstmaa Markets and for her nnmerooa cnstumeri and tb* public in genend.Prises to defy com Rip# California Pears only 76c.Malaga Grapes, lie.Valencia Oranges, to*.Lemma, 80o.Pomme Grise A pptaa, 10c.\u2022olden Basseta, 18c.Bald wins, 18s.8 doo.Fameose tor 20s.Large Greenings, 12*.Artichokes, Celery, Aou, Ac.A lari* stock of Turkeys, Geese and fresh killed Fowl, Fresh-laid Eggs, Fresh and Salt Butter, per pound or by tbe Tab.My aamrtment aad quality of Flab cannot bo emailed.Nies Fresh Haddock, Ood, Bloaters, MoEwan\u2019s Fionas Haddles, LoMters, Bmelts.Also, Balt Fish cf all kinds.D»'i forget SQS\u2019-No.4, Montcalm Market December it.1880\tF O.By |Authority.; JE.HOXJWX1KJL.Christmas Number of Bow Bells.Young Ladies\u2019 Journal for January.FOE THE HOLIDAYS ONLY 1 Quires Cream Laid Not* Paper, in neat aiealal wrapper, and 100 Cream Laid Savetope* only 60 cents.OnniSTVAS OASDS, Tot Boons, Wax Dolls, AEE8AU, PORTS, xxrxisf3a& z SHBJ4RIES, ÜJLAEKT8, and .CHAMPAGNES, A soUJPri).titkT from.HR\u2019Tirir\u20198, MARTEL, RENAULT ft OOn J.H.D.BECKER FILS aod UNITED VINEYARD 1830, X870.RUM AND WHISKIES I JAMAICA BUM, (London Dock), Vintage 1970, ft* O.P.ST.CROIS, Vintage 1969, 37 O.P.OLBKUVET, 1976, 11 O.P.TODDY WHISKEY, Upper BYE WHISKEY.: a* GI3ST S* \u2014 , ^ HOLLANDS,\t_ J.Da KUYPKK\u2019S, OLD TOM, (Booth\u2019s).n.rsd Z^ZQKJXrcrZRA s GRANDE CHARTREUSE,\tTBAPPIST1N1, GURACOA,_____________ MARASCHINO, GUINNESS\u2019S PORTER, BASS ft GO\u2019S.ALE, CHERRY BRANDY.Jh.IVr> FORTER X | Plots aad Qoarts^ | Pints aad Quarts.BOSWELL\u2019S, DOWS, INSPECTION IS INVITED.TO PROOTTEK THE' Family Harold for Deoember.a E.HOLIWELL.December 18,1880.NOTICE.AMBETXN'S OF CREDITORS OF D.A.G AG* ON, (Merchant,) into of Monnar Rat, will be held at my OSUe on TUESDAY 2Iat ifistoDt, st I PJL, when a Statement of Aflhlm will be submitted.B.1.ANGERS, N.P., 12, Fetor Street.- Deoember 18, i860,\t© > BEST & IJELUBIB ESTABLISHMENT, la of {several years stamdinj, and ho» never tailed to give satisfaetioii to its Patrons.Is under the personal management of A PROFESSIONAL TEA-TASTER.Bins m BMTlLin f OB TO LiASI 1QHT Delivers Qoods at Hotels, Railroads, Boats, or ReskLénots km the City and surroundings, JFRSE OF OHARQS.Deoember 6, 1680.\t* - - .¦ ¦¦-\t.\t-\t^ _ IL-_________________________________________________V.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________â: - .__________________________________________t_________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________.-\u2022\t-\u2014L-.-;-\u2014 '' v ¦\t\"\t.-\ti '¦'***' 1 n!\t\u2022 ''¦'»»¦'T.\u2022¦-¦ ¦ 1 \t B- m m ¦maa a^coM^rorca.om^oiqxoiugi, fpespày, December 21,1880.Dominion T El BD BtofllON OF THE FOUBTH PABU4MKHT.Hoas« of Commons.took (P#r Dominic* L*mc ) Ottawa., Dto 20\u2014Ttia 8PEASEB fth« chair at 3.20.Scforel petition» own noeiTtà pod P>nai« bar of rrtrata bllU re^l A report from the Prlntln* Oommlttoe «M zocelrod, reoommendios that cettal* retnrna broocht down be printed.Mr.OAULT moeed the flnt reading of a MU to Incorporate the Salvage and Wreçkleg Oompanj of Canada.Th* WU waa read a ftlflÉ liaise Mr BOW1LL brought down a ratnra naked for laet eeaaioo, ahowlog «»» qmntlty of anger removed from HaUfrz to Montreal.Sir A./.\"\"SMITH\u2014Whether It U the Intention of the Qavarnmaot to make provt-Mon dntlag the preeent sradon for the oou-atroctlon of *h« Caps Tormeatlne Btllwsf 7 Sir 0.TTJPP1B.said the Government bad Mt vet decided whether they would be aWe to pot a soan In the eeilmatae this year for porpos).Mr.8TBAHGE\u2014Whether it U the Intec-Mon of the Government to amend la nay way at preeent la force power to eeeiet the eetablfrhmeat of a winter cot-port lor the Domlnlbo.and with, thie object aad reduced the rebs on the Intercolonial to ea low a figure ea possible.The Government had not ballt en elevator because they considered that that wonid be better done ea a private enterprise, bat if the malt of the ezparimeote which krere being msde la the ehlpment of grslo, were sach as to aaeare the Government tbnt there wonid be eathoieot basiness lor an elevator they would be willing to baild one.He fsile i to see bow the member for Tsrmou b (Killam) coaid claim that the Mslloca' Policy bsd operated adve:aely to Hslllex, tor a retarn laid cn the uhl« tc-day would show that over sixteen mliiioo p node of eager had entered tint port last fear aa compared with seveo millions the previous y ar, aod the West India trade bad very largely increased He spoke of the Importance of Halifax as a wicter port aad assured the House that the Governmetit wonid bn witling to do alt la its power to farther tint orjjot.Mr ANGLIN thought that the interests of 8u John should be ooosideted as well as those of Halifax.Mr.EUlfAL called attention to the importance of Hndsou'tf Bay as an outlet for the grain of the North-West, aol thought that to a few years that may bo the great highway to England, at leaet f.r several mon hs in the year.Sir LEONARD TILLEY thanked the member for Gloucester (Hr AogUoj for tdvooat-log t jc lotrrestaof St.John, sol thought that when the papers were brought down showing the Imports aad exports for the last six moaths, It wonid bj found that the Maritime psaUMMag the oattlog of tobacco by reuU I pr0TtQ0# pons hid not been lu the stagoaiit toberoouls** and the sale thereof.\tI\tconditUo the member for Gloucester tried to Mr.MOUSSEAU\u2014It la not the Intention mAk4 lt ftppe(r that thev were, of the Govscmauot to saaks any change Id I -jha motion waa carried, the law.\t.I Mr.PAriBiiSON (Bsaex) moved au ad- Mr.BENOIT\u2014Whether U is the lateaUoa j drejB fp, coptes ©f oorrespoucauoe between Sir of the Government to great the fends neoos- 1\tXhorotou, B lilah Ambassador at aary to affect repairs of greet extent in the j yyaablngtoa, sod the Secretary of State for Ohambly canal, la order to plaça It la a ooa- I United States relative to wracking and facilities of transport | ioWing fn Oanadlau waters, which have been ditiou to afi>rd \u2014\t.for the carrying on of a oonslder-trada between this ooontry aad the ffataa.\u2022 OHAS.TUPPEB said this matt* waa ___la the heads of ths Chief Baglaeer of rum*im «ad the Government was awaiting hte rsoort before deciding what to do.Mr.FISET naked whether It Is the inteo-o( the Govammeot et an early date to forwarded to the Dom'aloa Government.Mr BO WELL said he had naked to have the matter at*nd as the corr1 hoar of Sale, J.E.DENY A OO., Auetionacra.December)* 18SP.PAWNBROKER'S SALE.Choicest Gold Watches and Fine Gold Jewellery.HAVE BIOEIVBD IRS'*BUGrIONS W from MR.O.SHAPE**, to sail at hto Store, 76, St John StTMt -ON.TUESDAY, 21st, AND FOLLOWING DATS, AH tbe Unredeemed Pledger, consisting cl English Oild and Silver WaUtes, Chaîna, Bings, Lockets, Bracelets and Sterling Stiver-wars.Tha aboie geode a e tba fir ret aver shown la the Oily.Partlaa desiring eholee roods shoal t avail themselves of the present oppor-tnnlly.* Will to sold witbont reserve.Bala to comwenoe at T 16 P.M.J.S.DEBT A OO., Anetloneera* December 18, ICS*.\tr Important Auction Sale \u2014 OF \u2014 O A_ÜGrO \u2014 ON BOABD T8E \u2014 Ship \u201cBOYNE,\u201d CONSISTING O » WHEAT, in Bulk and Bags.CORN, do.do.OATS, in Bulk.1 and BALES OF HAY.Now lying at Oap Charier, Perth Shore, near Iba YWage rf Bt Jraa.Tbe verso) Is within about 860 feet of tba shore, with tbe lea formed round her, and aoesm ble at all times of the tide.Tba above offers aa unnnisUy favnorabie opportunity to Intend ngpurchasers to obtain Grain in tba Immediate vicinity of tba Oily.gW Tbe above esa bè seen at aay time.Sale on Wednesday Next, The ttttnd instant, \u2014AT\u2014 Meggrg.Maxham & C#\u2019s Offiee, At ELEVEN o'clock.A.J.MAX HAM A CO., A.* B.Any infermallon required can be obtained Messrs.Maxham A Oo\u2019i, cr from tha Captain.December If, 18*0.FLORAL DECORATIONS.TOST RECEIVED, KX 8.8.\u201cMORAVIAN,\u201d t) t Oases Germs# and Italian Prsrervsd Flowers and G in Bouquets, Baskate| Jardiniere, Wreaths, Ac,, In mo»t Elegant and Novel Designs, and admirably ad sated for Holiday Decorations or Presents.Though tba variety U great soma patterns cannot a# daplleaced, therefore an early inspection la invited.RODERICK MoLEOD, \u2018 Mndioac.Ball, 16, Fabriqas Street.\u2022 December 1*.ISM.Deep later Wkrf to Let IO LUT, FROM Ur MAY NEXT, THE Wharf at Lavis k own m MeKensteh Wharf.Apply to JOHN STRANG, Notar v.No.8*, St.Peter Otroet, Goatee.December 18, 188*.\tO The NOTICE.Quebec Young Men\u2019s Christian Association.The annual busineas meeving or tba above Association win be held In tba Areoslatlom Balding, Bt.John At'tot, (WUhonti) »t 7.80 on TUESDAY EVENING, 21st December, 1880.THOa.B.OOLR, Secretary.December 17, 1880\tD - poedenoe, ko., In relation to tbe setoire of I given to the company ; and these lands the bridge iron for tbe Obandiera bridge.J along with the rolling stock, workshops Hon.Mr.BOWEuL said that tbe subject of the fair market vaine was now being considered by arbitration, and he ooald not very well bring down the papers until the dtclslon was received.Tbe Hoose adjourned at 11.80.\u2022 THE OPPOSITION MANIFESTO.The following memorandum upon the oontraot, so dearly sets forths the Oppo-sGssdwd there\ttheir | aitioQ Polioy regard to the Canadian Pacific Railway question and the syndicate, that we make room for it this mom.DALY\u2014\u20144n seconding «»\u2022 | ^ a considerable aaonfloe of space.It aad If they would not do to.he bad some other line wc.ald be willing to Mri medou mid that for many years pest the,\t.\t_____^ ^toa of building np a groin trade from | was prepared by a Member of Parliament, ¦aid to be the Hon.David Mills, Mims- jEutax bad elirooted tbe attention no* only of tbe msrohaate of Halifax, bat he might my of the whole of Nova Beotia.Ho tbonght that white tbe Wretorn pari of the Dominion was NMnw*tag so much attention the Eastern peri of the oonatiy sboqjd not be ragUeted.Wbsd wes wanted waa eariiy soaiaerlard, ,«a That a grain elevator should bo bollt.tad.Tba* any line ot steamers lubMdlasd by the Dominion Gevsrareeal should bava its tsretiaal point si s Canadien port.3rd.Htot srrougemento should be made by the G ALMERIA GRAPES, In (eo-eailsd) 801b.BbW 00.00 TTOXl SBZj.\u2014for-balk by\u2014 A.WATTERS.bar 11.1880.PUBLIC NOTICE r HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLIOA-turn w 11 be made, at tba next Passion at tha Gnebae Lagtelatexa, for tire passing of an Act to define the fcmndartes of the Parish of Saint Joachim, from the Parishes of Sainte Anna and Balnt Fereote, in tha Oonaly of Honlmorency.Balnt Jorehlv, 2trd November, 1880.December 14,18*0.\tAm M iXCEEDIRGLY URGE TIME Philp\u2019a Fruit Store I 1881 Christmas and New Year 1881 J^ALTIMORB OVBTXB8 \u2014The Omars X Gcaatee Be NORTH BRITISH \u2014AND\u2014 MERCANTILE Fire and Life Insurance Company, aa & cY*.A.BXjx»gTrrn_ooo Edinburgh and London Capital, £2,000,000, Stg INSURANCËâgamgtPiRE ACCEPTED AT THE LOWEST CURRENT RATES.REDUCED TABLE of RATES LIFE INSURANCE.E» ETTlrBD PROMPTLY AND UDERALLl,; jr OHI*: LAI AGKNT.II*.Peter Street.October 8.1780.\tsanSl-da Rooms to Let, A soir er rooms oan hr had at D.O\u2019HabE\u2019B Boarding Honte, St, Genevieve Street' December 8, 1810.Am Ed.Romihiac's Fruit Stun \u2014AMD\u2014 FRENCH CHARCUTERIE ! Always on hand a great as?obt-ment of Free,) tjatuage, Bologna, Head-Obees4, Ham, Bscon, Ac.Tba bast assortment of Table and Apples, Watege Grape*, and Oslllorata Than, Spanish Oranges aad Lemons.great choice of Fresh end BeH Affency of Colonel Rhodes'.ptr* BooqneM, Flowers and Bottonbcio Real Gannlre Baltimore Oysters, fit a Oan.Remember, No.19, JOHNISTRBBT, _\t^\tUPPER TOWN.November 37.1880.\tm AT WHOLESALE PRICES I ! Good Sound Family Black Test, 25c.per lb.Good Sound Family Uncoloured Japan, 25c.per lb.-FOR B.AL&- scll are pestUvel* the only Bsltlmore received In this City, you try them.NUTS\u2014BrésilBof.-Shell Almrode, Filberts, | Pecan* and Freeb Roasted Peanuts.Malaga Grayas, Fresh Lament.OGota.Uelioioua Oran gem.2Bots.r\t____ ______ Fine Apple., by Barrel, very cheep.Cape I\tATT FAT?.ft.**\u2014*\u2014*\u201c Fresh Ffowsra a\u2019ways oaf GREAT TEA DEPOT, 11&13, St Jok Street, Ood Oraabenlav.hand from OOl.Rbodre' and other Conserve-t arise.J.J.PHILP, 80, Febriqee Street.December 11,1888\teagta-Um November 78,18*?.Crtr TnnAAuun\u2019s owion.NOTICE TO LOT OF GROUND, OADAS- | Capital, fi.ssa.aaa.aarpiw, fa Depoelt with Dominion Govaramenl, $69.8(0.BONDHOLDERS.INTSTEST DUX] O A.IV ALDA.A trol NO.2 684, BL Lewie | |M Ward, 41 feat front X 104-8 In.depth, with Two Bootee, on D'An-leall Street, Deltooele Plaça, boaeded la frost by said Street, in rear by Ohalmerfo Ohnrob, with a pMsage of 10 fast next to tha Gl c'a J.G ax IVES OLAPH AM, ».P.December 20, 1880.\tOp Cheap Poultry and Came FOR CHRISTMAS I CHOICE SELECTION 1 IN GREAT VARIETY t T UREEYB, 10 cento per *.It baa generally been Mr FLYNff (Richtaond) contended th.t \\\tNtt.fi -proper rastriotiou In the intercolonial bed no* reootaplfrhad the 1 tn® working of the road, and the power obiect for whtoh U bad keen bnUt The of rasanung the ownership, it would have do lev of the Government waa that Canada been in the public interests to have the Vaafeg the Canadians, aod he beU tha* Il I Pacific Railway constructed and worked they really wanted to oagty oat the* policy 1 by a private company, looking, also, to\tw _______________ _______\u2014-, they should endeavour to keep tec trade of I the enormous obligations undertaken at\tu> coat $20,000,000, they *re to Canada In Oaaada tad not aUew It to go to (the time of tha Union wita British Co* I eceiTe $29,875.000, or $9,875,OoO more lumbu it has been admitted by ali1\t\u2019 parties that this work would require to be aided by the Government, with subcidies of lauds or mouey or with both.But, in the contract now submitted, the aid premised is out of all proportion to the work to be formed, and the restrictions which are imposed upon the country, in the inter ecu of the company, make ite members the Lords Proprietors ofttte North-West Territory, and will gnabl* them to impose such rates for freight* aa in effect to collect rents from tha settlers for at least thirty years to Oblckens, * to 8\t\u2022«\t\u201c Geese, 7 to 8\t\u201c\t« Venison, 10 tc 15\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022« Dneks, 60 to 80\t\u2022< per pair.Ble'k Dock*, par\tBrace,\tfl OO.Bma Bill *\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2022\t»«.Teal,\t\u201c\t«\t*\t40.Woodcock,\t«\t-\t100.Golden Plover,\t«\t*\t40.Partridges,\t\u2018\t\u2022*\t60 lo\t66.Prairie Ohlekan **\t\u2022*\t1.76.(gnail,\t80.The only KngUih Company trancaMmg A* the Distal«I a.Aocnoxttrr pouci kb Hite i for any parted orameuat, at the lowest figures, and felly eover Accidents nnder all aondltlonr, inclnslve of Oman or Foreign TraveL A sprolal and Important feat-re tnaugwaL ed by this Company rermlfe Payment of Claims, either at tha Canadian Otaese in , Toronto or Montreal, or at the Head Gates, In London, isngland, at tba option of tba insured, an advaalaga no Cat a flan or American Com paay presents.TEUB 0-TJJk.RJL.NTKHi BONUS | of thto Cow pen y are accepted by Her Ma.jeriyfo Government, tba HighCoortcf Joaltca Oorporatloa it London, various Railways, Bank*, large Commercial Firms, aad tba Canadian Govarnmea'* F AppUcatlone eoUelted.HOLT A DEAN, Aganto, *2, St.Peter street.Dess inter II, 1280.\tLeo The semi-annual on tba let of Janaary, 1881, will be paid, a* my Ottos, on MONDAY, tea ltd January next, and the following days.Xvary Debenture, the Capital af which will tall das on the M of Janaary, 1881, will hare to he preeeeted on tha Srd January, at my Oflcs, to ha pall.If not, no more in\u2018Arret will ha paid by tba Corporation Debentures.tgusbae, I8tb December, 1188.a j.u LarxAxcx.City Treasurer December 16,1668.Co-Operatire Sopply Association, (LIMITED).Temporally (Offloea : * 184, St James Street,! MASONIC BALL Th k masonic fratsbnity twill l aatobrata the Festival af ST.JOHN by a WILLIAM F.LOCKWOOD, it, im.\u2014AT THE\u2014 WANTED.WE DESIRE THX SERVICES OF 1H-telUgect gentlemen and ladles lo solicit enbeeriptlone tor (be IirrmuiATIOl*Al.Bi new, Mauasiks op ixBxtoAV Hutcbt, I BAanna' XnucATiowAg.Mocttut, la a very ally and town la Canada.Largs com-misvlon paid.8amples of all throe pertedlaala ¦ant for as cents, or either tat 15 eaatiu Write for terms, A.S.BiBNX?A OO., lit A118, William Street, Mew Tort.December !8,1880.GREAT BARGAINS MTJSTOH:^L^ \u2014ON\u2014 .\tf>v IjjY GOODS CHEESE ! CHEESE ! ! Froih Eggs Oooklrg \u201c SO.26.WiU be deepstebed darlcg tba présent Winter I from JUST RECEIVED, PEN H.8.«ONTARIO,\u2019* from Pari*, (France,) a fresh supply of I j CHBX9X, some of which Introdneid for tha | first time in tba market in (gaebeo.Fromage de Bite.A.F.BAN FIELD Dbbirxs to inform his 0U8T0ME aad frlende, that ha ha* mala A COMPLETE REDUCTION I\u2014 OF BIS \u2014 Wall Seleotod Stock.A.t |& o'clock JP.M.\u2014vkvxm ths) acancas or\u2014 GRAHAM, LI»,Dg W.Bro, J.H.G.M, G.L.Q., R.W.Bro.EDS0H PIT0HJ D.D.GJf Quebec and ThreaîRivers IMrtriot, - AMD THE \u2014 > Lotlges of dtaebee and Patat I Fart of the prooaeds will be devoted to tha Masonic Board Of RaHcC.G ¦NTS\u2019 1 UNDER WE AB.Early Here Potetcei, per Bnthel, 40 cents, j GstneLChllll,\t\u2022«\t\u2022«\t40 - Snow riabo,\t« whelming popular volt, securing Us franchise in tbe new oonstltnllon adopted December 2 J, A.D., 1879, with a Capital of |1.0«0,000, to wbleb it bss since adds! a reeeive fund of over $880 000.1Tb LLANO SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take pises monthly on tb* second Tuesday, Ji never stales or postponosi Look at tb* following Distribution s CAPITAL PRISE, $80.000.100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS BACH HALF-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.list of rxzase.1 Capital Pils*.M.M.1 Capital Prise.\u2014.\u2014 1\tCapital Prise- .2\tPriaea o' $3,600.i 6 Priaea of 1,0(0.600.\u2022.\u2022.\u2022\u2022«.\u2022.100.» 60.21»- MAIL XIMJEB TABLE.Oubbso Post Omca, December 1880.Dub.mails.Olcoa A.M F.M.ONTARIO\tA.M PM .10 00 Ottawa by North Shore Railway.\t9.80 8.00 8.80 .Icy Grand Trunk Rail- way (3).#».\u2022.\u2022*«« .a.» mM*.A00 .10.0\u201c Province of Ontario by North shore Hallway.9.80 .8.80 by Grand Trunk Railway (o).4.99 OUEBBO.eesses Artbabuka, Sherbrooke, Lennoxvllle, Island Pond route, Eastein Townships A Richly nn-i to Mont-r**l,b.\u2019Tway, dally.(09.4.00 Obaudlara Bw ion., .4.00 ItOa 10.00 Montreal City by railway and Westward, dally, (\u2022).0.80 A00 8.80 10.00 Borei A Tbrae Riven, by railway, dally, at.0.80 4.00 Leeds, (Msgactie,) fialiy,\t.4.00 8.80 .Bt.Giles and BL Byl- vee ire,Tuesday,Tbtus-day and Ahiurdoy, (a).\u201e 4.00 .m, 4.80 Riviere do Lor?railway between Quebec, River Un Loup, daily_ 10.19 .7.46 By axrreal, East of River da Loup, tb* Counties of Gaap6 and Bon aventure, and the Provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Beotia, P.E.Island, at.Jehni, NflxL, and £e> muds vta Halifax by Intercolonial Railway dally, at (0)-.6.15 .Chandler* Mills.10.1$ .LOCAL MAILS.10 Jt .OJuntl4i of Beane* and Dorchester by Levis A Kennebec Railway, dally, at.\t1*49 8.00 .Beaumont and St Michel, dally.\t.4.46 6 J# 8.00 Bienville, Lauson and S t.Jooeph, (Indian Cove), twice dally, at.Levis, terlo* daüy.20 Prises oi ICO Prists of 200 Prises of 500 P/ls»s ot 1,000 Prises of 10.,$80,000 10 000 _ 5,000 .6,000 - 6 0(0 ______.10,000 .10,000 ____.40 000 .10,060 10,000 ****** \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022** \u2022\u2022##\u2022*\u2022\u2022# APP&OXnCATIOIf FBtXKS, 0 Approximation Prises of $800.9 ApproxJma'.lon PilxM (\u2022! 209.,.9 Approximation Priaea of 100.2,700 1,800 too PROYER89.\u201cFor sinking spells ats.d axluste, pa'pl-tattoi au J low epl-rlls, rely cn Hep titters.'' «Beal of procure nui uao Hcp Cillers, and you wl'l be strong, healthy and hzppy,'\u2019 *>L d'.es do yen went t » bo atrorg ueslty au*l baantl-fui 7 Then usa flop Blttar?.\" «\u2022Tbe greatest appel a r, stem ac b, blool and liver rt* go a\u2018o\u2014Hop BiS ters.\u201d »\u2022 Clergy men, Lawyer* te tltora, Bankers and Ladiea used Hip BlOars dally.\u201d \u201cH- p Bltt-rs h-»s restored to a brM> and hojltb, per *?! Wrecks fnm latom-j perance.\u201d r si\u2019«* bv all dn PROVERBS.' $509 will be paid tor a'cas* tbai Hop Sritars w.11 not cure or help,\" «\u2022Hop Bitter» builds up, strength-era and curea co 1 tlnusliy ;r.m the Aral dose.\" \u2022*Fa!r eklr, joiy cheeks and the aweetaxt breatb in Hop Billers.\u2019' ' Kldn; y and Urinary cemplainte of all kinds permanently curea by Hop 811 tors.\" «\u2022Sour stomsob, alak bealacbo acd disslnsss, Hop Bitters oeret with a few dcsia.\" \u201cTake Hop Blltere three times a day a-d jou will hvve no dc olor's iflls to pty.'' 7flrie.1857 Prisse, amounting to._\u2022 .$110,400 Responsible (orresponding agents wanted at afl i>oints, to whom liberal compensation will be paid.' For farther Information, writ* o'ea'ly, giving fa'l adarets.Send orders by ex rets or H eg tile red Letter, or Money Order by mall.Addressed only to M.A.DAUPHIN, New Orleans La., or M.A.DAUPHIN, at ¦e.319, Breadway, New Yerk.JM our Grand Jlrtraerdieerf Drcneingt are Mfsr (he supervision and mamagsmmi st GENERALS G.T.BEAUREGARD « JUBAL A.EARLY.December 14,1883.\tAm-codAw THE GREATEST Dfoetubur 1, 1»80, jnt-Lm-otvdAw S \u2014- - -\u2014\t-1 gg HU U i\tM11H TvUwUl lâ'-'IdOD 95Ut6 vIUttSklll|k ici fcUw\t-7\tW\t-\t~ Gibraltar, and\ta battalion of the 20te\t' light.\tThis occurred on the 27th u t., ia mid-\tTbosa\tof insulsr\tor Malsy-Folyoeelan\to i^lu Foot from liai ta, bava been ordered to disembark at Queens town- ie against In the St.SPECIAL FK0M sr.JOHN, H.B.Hr.Joey, N.B., Deo.20.\u2014The Civil Service Commission are to leave for Ottawa to-morrow excepting Mr.Tilton, who will remain in St.Joan till after Christmas.Jas.A.Mackay, a well-known pugilist at present keeping a saloon, was badly beaten in a row thu morning, but he refuses to give the names of he assailants.While two sailors were in jail for stabbing they wrote home to Denmark 1er money and clothes, but before the answer came they put to sea in tee luckless ship \u201cNonantum,\u201d and were drowned on the Newfoundland coast.On Friday $6 and seme clothing came to their address at Newcastle, but too late to be of aoy service to the poor fellows.SPECIAL rffUM M0 Jit REAL.Moytuul, Deo 20\u2014Mr.Thornes Belanger has invented an electric alarm for preventing accidents on Railway.A new cotton factory is about to be erected m Bt.Henri, in tee western part of tee city.Tue olergy here are np in arms against tbeir people jpatxonuung Bara Bernhardt.In all tee Roman Catholic churches yesterday a pastoral was read from the Bishop warning the people attending her performance ¦ Jam s street Methodist church the jpas-tor, tbe Rev.Hugh Johnson, denounced tee noted actress in every strong terms.He dwelt upon her obscene violation of social and moral law, characterising her couduct kb infamous.He further remarked that some professing Christians would go to pay her honor this week, thus taring a gesebel to assault tee purity of domesuo lue and loosen tee strings of virtue in our community.The sale of tickets for tee lady\u2019s perlormanoes, however, still goes on, but the attendance is not likely to be so crowded as at first anticipated.Under the idea that there would be an immense demand a great many speculators bought up all the tickets they'* could get, but they are likely to be disappointed as parues are now advertising tee sale of tickets at reduced rates.There is still plenty of vacant seats for sale at tee office of tee theatre.Mr.LeBlano, who was injured by the fall ot a bouse ir St.Henri, where an-otuer man was killed, is not likely to recover.An attempt is being made to get up a political meeting here during tee recess of Parliament^ and to get the Hon.Ed.Blake to deliver an address at iL Tn# manufactured fur trade here this season has been larger than in any year since 1873.Various firms have been kept so busy teat considerable delay has occurred in filling orders.Daniel Sullivan, a laborer, was sentenced to two months\u2019 imprisonment for a brutal assault upon his aged mother, whom he knocked down and beat in an unmerciful manner.It is reported that Alderman Lauréat has obtained the contract for building tee new depot here of tee Q.M.O.& 0.Railway.Tfie stock market was strong this morning, but macUve and lower in the afternoon.Let tbe slandered take comfort; it Is only at fruit trees that thieves throw s ones.Atlantic.Captain Olsen describee the gel* as the most severe (\u2019* ever experienced in bis life.-tichooner-Fearless,\u201d Capiria Ut marge etas, fr >m Gasp*, Uden with fish bound t > Leghorn, put into this port to repair dsmage received in a severe storm ea the 2nd and 3rd instant, from north-west, lost boom sad split sails and other ¦light damages.London, Dee.20\u2014Arrived out\u2014ükcaLosalp City of New York, from New York.8t.John, Del 20\u2014The schooner \"Daphne,\u201d of this port, Muurov, master, which landed a cargo of saita St, John\u2019s, Nfld , from Naw York about 85 days ago and sailed for Sidney to take ia oial for St- John, has not yet arrived at her port of destination, nor has any intelllgeno* been ro-ceived concerning her.Cunaidoraol* uneasinvs is felt as to har safaty.Halifax, Dee 20 -Steamer \"Oolumba\u201d from Naw York, bound to Havn, pat ia h*(* this eveniag tot eoal\u2014Tha brigt \"Nyaasa,\u201d MJs-e*o, ma?Ur, which arrived at North Sydney AS days from Liverpool, (reports having h d a vary hard peerage.The crow were disabled in a gale of wind oa the eastern edge of tha banks apd three had to be sent to hospital-Steamer \u201cNa( tase\u201d arrived this evening from Sydney, C.B», to repair and lay up for to* winter -Stoamer \u201cPropitious\u201d arrived from Gafvas to ' for 200 tons bunker eoal and sailed this sfterso a for Bremen ) she had flee weather from Galveston\u2014The \u201cNova 80 4 aa\u201d sailed at xoon for Liverpool, G B\u201e via St.Johns Nfid.-The l^eta\u201d sailed at m'pn for Bermuda, t0 Jamaica aud Tu ks Island-The \u201cSardinian\u201d tbe ¦ailed this afternoon for Boston-The \u201cOnU- r o \u2019of the Domi \u2019jioaLiætook in at depot today 263 he d cf ostüe a d 120 sheep from On-ta io, valued at ) 19,400, aid sailed ihis afternoon f r Liverpool, G.B.\u2014The i ark \"Chili\u201d fr m Manila, has bten discharging her esr.o of sugar for Montreal at Bichmond She is to be i lined and fitted for a oarg > of grain to be ship- Bd by outre«1 par ies on board at Richmond, is grain will be hero when the prépara' ions ae cun leted-The Dominion dr:dga \u201cQe >.Maekcnsie\u201d h \u2022 been plaoedon the Maria* Railway at Po t Hawkesbur/ for the wlater.Hamburg, Deo 20-Arrived out-Bteamsblp Herder, from New York.New York, D^o 20\u2014Steamer \u201cOily of Chester,\u201d from Europe, yesterday, brought $1,600, 000 In gold coin.New York, Deo.20\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamsuipe Bristol City, from Bristol, aud Utopia, from London.December 20\u2014South-West Point AntlcceU Llght-house BlgoKl station-855 marine miles to Quebee\u2014Weather fine and elear; fresh north breexe; therm 27.Point Maoqaerau Light-house Signal Station\u2014896 marine miles to Qnebee\u2014Weather dear; light east wind.Cape Despair Llght-house Signal Station\u2014 878 marine miles to Qaabee\u2014Weather elear ; light NE wind ; no ehlppiBg.Fame Polot\u2014Weather elear and cold ; light weet breese ; shore blcoaed with lee.Father Point Light-boose Signal Station\u2014 155 marine mllee to Quebec\u2014Weather clear and cold, river clear; therm 10 above sero.Fox River\u2014889 marine mile* to 'yntkto Weather elear and cold; sllff north wind; cove covered with lee.Notice to Mariaoiw.No.22 or 1880.UTTLX HAKBOWS I.I9HTH0VBX, Notice Is hereby given that a Lighthouse, erected .y to# Government of Canada, at the eastern entrance to Little Narrows, Bras d\u2019Of Lake, Cap* Breton, will be put In operation on the opening of navigation in 1881, Lai.46 0 0 N.Long.80 68 26 W.Tbe light will be a fixed white catoptric, elevated 40 fret above high water, and sh.nld be seen under favorable elreumstaneea 10 mile*.\t'\t__.¦ .The tower Is a square wooden elraclare, 86 tect high from it* base to the vane on tb* I.»™, ««I* Dpty of Minister of Mar.A Fisheries Denartnaentof Marine and Fisherlss, OtUWMU» I**! lW0* are tbe Htidah, Obimeyan, Haelfynx, Nool-ktn, bsltsh and Algonquins families.Those of ooniioeotal or Northern Asiatic origin are tfie S'qulmaox, probably the Thllokeel, and the lianeta, Decotah and Wyandot Iroqu >ls That American man is a native of Uie soli Is \u2022\tdoctrine,which receives as Utile encourage m-nt from tbe evointlon theory ss from rove-IsTon.Many witters have asserted the radical unity of tbe Indite population through ont Ike ooutinent, bat this assertion Is one based on snpsifloial observation.In physl oa) features, character, occupations, eru and religion, tbe Algonquin differs wide ly freji the Wyandot* Iroquois and toe Daootah, while tbe Tlnnch presents \u2022\tthird type of divergence.The superficial resemblance arise* from oossmon condition oi life and mutual intercourse.Humboldt characterised tbe discovery of tbe reletions between tha populations of tbe New World end the Old ss one of ike auti brlUiant to which tbs history of tbe human race can hope to attain.Tbe lecturer regarded it in no such exalted light, bat as a simple matter of patient and labortoos investigation.Luo gauge mast afford the key to tbe relation.Uomparativo vosubnlaiies had from their partiel and ac*cien>iflo character brought into disiepute attempts to connect American and Asiatic populavloos.Authorities ware quoted show tbst the Japanese Roslah, Jspan'jte, Loo Obos, Ooreso, At us, Ramtobatdsle, Kodak and Tcbucktobi bave tbeir closest affintlies whh those oi America.The present school ol philology rightly- demands gram mafiosi rather than lexical reeemblanoes.It also bolds tbst by tbe characteristic ol pdjsjnthetlsm by which every aboriginal word really eonstt tote* a sentence In Itself tbe American languages are distinguished from those of the rest of the world.This was dlspro red by tbe lecturer showing that tbe pdysynthetism of American langoages bad been grossi/ sauoa.lured, that the compound word were capable ot simple analysis, that ail tongues, not ex-cepUsg tbe tado-Karopeae exhibit approach! s to such a character, tbat Max Mailer and Lucien Adam virtually reject a pdyeyntbolic clase of languages and tbat a pd) synthesis Is as |bat of lbs American as complets as that of Ibe American appears In the Korlak, tho Oorean, ibe Tangua and some Msl»f dialects side by aide with simple sgglatlaotioa.Thus pdysyntheais is sn accident to which any language is liable and aflorda no foundation far tiaastfloaUeo.The true distinction between taugnage is test which illnstrates psychological phenomenon In connection wltb the order of thought.Postpositional languages invariably employ not preposition bat postpositions ; they plan tbe idea of time alter tbe verbal root, tbe aoilve verb af.er its object, the nominative after its possessive, the substantive after Its adjective ; while the reverse is the order ol the prepositional languages.Now tbs Ssqolmsox, the Thllnkeet, the Tlnneb, the Deootah end tbe Wyandot-Ltcquol* are postposition*!, while the others are prepositional.The initial position of the personal pronouns In tbe American postpositional language* connects them with tbe Tuigusto and Japanese-Korlak families of Asia.Tbe prepoiltlonal language of America can only relate to the large Ualay-Polynealan families.Grammatical resemblances or Use-lilies wen attested by evldencis of relationship famished by travsllors, by tiadtt'oos, coincidence In customs, arts, sports, religiso sad by concordant and ocanis alar les.It was thna shown that the Tlocsh are of Toognsio origin, the Dicotahs and Wyandot-Iroquois members of lbs Japanese-Korlak family, sad the AlgsnqolM with tbs tribes of tho Pselfl: coast of Mklby-Polynesian derivation.la conclusion, the lecturer at the request of the PresldenL touched upon the lately debated etymologies of the words Canada and Qnebee.Tbe former he maintained wss \u2022 Wyeedot-Iftqaeis word, oonneotisg, la all T>aPP£B\u2019H QUININE end IRON JL TOJNIC contains an unvarying amount 0 quinine and iron.It poaeassea all the poi 0 these valuable tonies in banishing dise and symptoms tractable to weakness, a low s*ate of tha nervous system, enfeebled condition ot the body, and derangement of the general health.PEPPER\u2019S QUINT TON IO strengthens the nervous and musoalar system, Improvos digestion, ar.iujalcs the spirits, recruits tbe heelth.For debilitated health from the effect of hot climates this tonle is Invaluable.PEPPER\u2019S QUININE ard IRON TONIC rouses and developes tbe nor.vous energies, enrtehes the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and daprsssioa, fortifies tha digestive or van a.Is a speciflo remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevers of every kind, ones! affections, end in wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, Ae.The whole frame ii greatly invigorated by Pepper\u2019s Tonie, the men tel too allies brightened, the oonstltation greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain.Bottles, 32 doses, 4*.6d.; next fixa, 11s.Sold by Chemists everywhere.The same of J.Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, mutt be on the label.There is no Tonio so certain In sffoc) as Pepper's Quinine and Iron.It is ¦troogiy recommended to residents tn India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready tor ose in *vwyloas* of fever or febrile condition T xHN.\u2014Prepared only by J.Pepper London.This Fluid combination, extract*! from medicinal room, is now used instead of blae pill and coiomel for the sure of dyspepsia biliousness, and all symptoms of oongestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulder», head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, diagreeablo testa in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel-ing of general depression.It set^hs sluggish liver in motion, vary slightly sots on the bowels, firing a sens* of haalth and oomfort within 24 hours.It is tha safest medicine.Taraxacum and Podophylltn ia a fluid mad* only by J.PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on «vary label.Bottles, to.9d.and 4s.6d.Sold by' all Chemists.A most valuable and essential medial»* for India, Australia, the Capa, and Colonies generally.equal colour.The effeet Is superior to that prodaood by sx instantaneous dye, and does hot Injnnths a.Large botfie* Is.éd\u2014Loekyer\u2019s to the most expensive hair restorer.r ookthb*b atJXJPH ora haib ±J SPQRHa is the best lor restoring grey hair to its former colour.It produces a perfectly natural shade, and is absolutely harm-Ices.Recommended for destroying scurf sad encouraging growth of new hair.OOKYNB\u2019BaOliPHUKhath STOREH\u2014Sulphur being highly prised for its stimulant, sleansing, healthful aotien on the hair glands, LOOKxKR\u2019S RESTORER Is strongly rooommseded.It is meet agreeable la use, and never tails in Its action oa the ooloor glands, always restoring and maintaining that which has been lost No other hair dressing Is requisite.Largs Betties, Ia Ad.Sold by Chemists, Hairdressers, and Parfumer» in London, the Country, and throughout tbs world.Lockyax's ia aqua! to any of the high-priced preparation*.LIVER COMPLAINTS.paB.KINO'S DANDBUON end U QUININE LIVER PILLB (without Mercery.) THE BEST REMEDY FOR BILIOUSNESS, STOMACH DERANGEMENT, FLATULENCE, PAINS BETWEEN THE SHOULDERS, BAD APPETITE, INDIGESTION, ACIDITY, HEAD.ACHE, HEARTBURN, and all other symptoms f iisordered liver and dyspepsia.Ackiowisdg-*u by many eminent Surgeons to be the safest and mildest pills for «very constitution.In Hexes, at Is.Hd., 2s.9(L.aad 4a 6d.Bold b> C hemists and MsdieineVssdsrs throng! « out the world.Prepared by Jsa Berk*, London, lly valuable Pills for residents sbron snd travellers, Fsbiury 6,\t»9,\tlom opeolally WONDER OF MODERN TIMES.HOLLOWAY\u2019S PILLS & OINTMENT.THE PILLS purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, * and Boweli- They invigorate nod restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in all Complaints incidental to Female# oi ail ages.For Children and tbe aged they are priceless.THE OZSTTMSXrr is an infallible remedy tor Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers.It is famous for Gout and Rheumatism.Fer disorders of tee Chest it has no equal.FOR SORE THROATS, BR0R0HITIS 00UGH8, 00LD3, GLANDULAR SWELLINGS, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival.IfYnufaotared only at Professor Holloway\u2019s Establishment, 633, OXFORD STREET, London and sold at Is.l£xe,twloo dally- .-\u20149.00\t4.46 8J0 9.80 Bpencci Cove, twice dally.*.*.3.45 2.-30 SUlery cow.-6.46 8.00 2J0BU Bauveur and Bb 10JO 4J0 Boch, four timeo, daily 8.10 2.80 10 JO 6.00 8.00 2.80 BU John Buburb.\t8.80\t2.80 m.\t.4 80 -\tf.09 9JO\tEargervUl* ani Cap MougS.3*20 .8J0 St, Fey>\u2022».4.00 South Bhors (Wait) St.8.00\tNioholsa to Bceancour, oa.ly .n.m.8.00 .10.00 North a boro (West) Ancienne Loretta, to Thro* Hivers and Berth lor, by North Bbcre Kal way, dally.____t.M w.nM.4.00 N orth B h 0 r * (East) Boaoport 'to Murray Bay, and the Counties of Charlevoix, Chicoutimi and Baguenay, by land, dally, at.\t9J9 IJ9 .Island of OrtasaaMaa- day, Wednesday and Friday\u2014_ \u2014_ 8J0 .19.00 Bk Catharine, Tucc days, Thnndays and Bstardays at.1.80 10.00 .Valoortler and Sluna- bam, Wednesday and Saturday.9.0# 10.00 .Laval and Lake Boon- port, Wodnaaday and itoturday\u20149.00 10.00 .Obarloebourg and Ho- tette, SU Ambroise, dally, at.,,,,,, 2.00 UNITED 8TA1BB.8.M MW.Boston and Nsw 1 erk, Ac., dally.4.00 WEST INDIES.Lsttaru, Ac., pro paid via Nsw York^ara forwarded dolly to New York, wnenoo mails are despatched, at.4.00 For Havana end .West Indie», via Havens to New York, dolly, at 4,00 from wbanoe malls are despatoned oc every Thursday.Fox Bk Thomas, the West Indtas to New York, at- 4.6O from whence molls are asapatoL-»d on 28rd of every mouthy.GREAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Une, Saturday, at 6.15 .By Ounard Line, via New York, on Mondays, at.,,,,,, 4.OS, fl^-The English Mail per Canadian Steamers, from Halifax, will be closed on Thursdays at 6.00 P.M., and a Supplementary Bag on Fridays at 6.15 A.M., com mencing on Thursday, the 2nc December next, and until further notice.iapital, £2,000,000 Stg.WITH mylTt \u2014 Is Passe\u2014To ss Ptmixsaxs or Javuast, Ml l^fONTALNINO THE LATEET \\J anthenUc description* at Cities, Towns and VlDsge» In of Ontario, Qneeee, Nova Seo« wtok, Newfsandiand, Prisse :_____ Manitoba, British Columbia, and tbe North Wart Tarritoctaa, and other soasral Infiarsta-Uon, drawn from official soaxuaa, as to tha nansaa, locality, extant, #te^ of over 1JSS Lakes and Rivers; a Tabjjb of Roms, showing tbs proximtty of the Railroad BU-Uosis, and Bsa, Lake and Rivas FeAa, tetba OlUea, Towns, YfUaaes, ate., tn the several Provinces, (this Table will be foufid able) ; and a neat Colored Kfip ct 1 of owned*.Edited by ^ kstsd by a Corps ot Writers.(Imac respectfully solicited.Price Payable on JOHN LOY1 Montrsa), Aaguvt, 1880.August 14, I6S«.non tntn nnui AND SAW MILL ADYRBTifKR.> ?YYWSFAyXXYOn rsn , FtHIDM.CffLOffiRL MB EltSUSN TIMEI JM TKE HAK0fiA9T fiNP HfiaPMUB TMOES- Pries 4d.Annual subscription 17s.84* poe free.Forotgu en iwnriptlowuinu.post tree.PUBUBHED BY J.A W.RIDER, 14Baxmawnti Cume i'XJXDOff, K.C.Ohtgaos amdP.O.o ù i* mmde jmndbie} WILLIAMRtDMS, and «rosssd Hank: WMnvmmd.Marte 16, I860 \u2022\u2014Postal Oar Bog open mi 4.80 P.M,; b\u2014 Do.do.do.6.80 A.M.Registered Letteru most be posted 10 minutas before the closing ot each mail, Street Latter Boxes visited, 6.80 A.M., 10.00 A.M., and 1.80 P.M.and 4.80 P.M.Carrier's Delivery 8.80 AJf., 10,80 AJC., and 2.80 PJC.4 J.B.PRUNEAU, Postmaster.December 14, I860.GOLD FLAKE r eette inert \u2019¦m Ciwodo Cat Ping is tba best pipe «uaofctns taboeco ever ¦JntroduGrti lato Canada! fr is mode from tbe best selected fine old Bright Virginia Leaf.(751s leef/rem ¦ IAa Um iebtuto it mmdr < {fasti\ttû/bncco\t; q/Ur iiu readyf*r thtj/ij*.) It t« made abeolntdyparo and neatly pecked ia handy tin-foil packages.It Is soM by all rospectabla dealers ia all parts of the Dominion.Manufactured by THE GLOBS TOBACCO CO., Watsssa.08Z.September 4,1880, (or WOltaSb Felnfkl UWeratlon ot tk* Utarsm, w.and nil dlasssss known as tb.\t*** **\u2022 MPneofii with c*ro under tbs poruonal sopor- vision of a phyelr'en wfco has made faxctle lirtktas a special BiaJy tt>i many J^Mrs.Wilson's Mystic Pills ore sold by all Druggists at $1 par paekaga, or rtx peek-2w fl, » will be sort fro# by mall ee roeolpt ef the money by addrasaln* THE OliA^iSto?0Cn \"Ôa^Sdk Sold by Juo.M» Bums end R.McLeod.KS^mfi?-,£S£rAiBS Ek Jten Street, and all Qttsbaa DTUgglSls, MmpJtltlSSO\tLm-dAw (TBA2HS MARX HDUBBto) IATÏÏRAL to rvu 00L0R JUI^JLRAUTT AVDDO BE NOT SOIL THE SKIN ft RETAILS AT M CERTS PEA MTTUE.OaDand procure a boitis to beoaroinosd *.its superiority.cahlinctonFs pi Art tbs Most Koaguxvt, Vu» and Man Duxayxji yrt offered I Tty my New Odours, patronised by ibsateU-ity of Europe.\u2018\tw ezfvm.M.E.OI SIR JI8.lURRirS OUlMUtitlL This gt\u2014t invigorating Yonks b» (edged by all to be tea Purest and offered to tho publia.It cures Heartburn, Genera! DsblUty, Ae.HUGH JONEB A OO,, : | All tea above for sale by F.MYKeei, J.a Burks, P.Motels, I.V era lor, p, DrBftufiuk a Potato A Co., J.J.Veidon, Qntees ; a J.Dtae, Ptflnt Lavis.W.Bruant A Oa».' sala Agont, Quabt o.LOWDEN, NULL A CO\u201e Toronto, Ac«»:ta forOexwta.May IA 1880\tYteje jiu ShMWh tt'emiswms.'.d-*rU*Uy i^vuttb g\u2014 OrUwaki f svsTaoryri c myeo- A «\u2022 mJFZu August 8, 1979.CRAY\u2019S SPRU1PIC 1UUSIC1NRB.TRADE MAft«C.WkS \u2022 a a tr RADS MOUa- Mnglisk Jta-¦aedy, Ak sn- failing ourj SsmlnaJ Wsuk-usas, Sperm»- torrbsu, Impôt-, follow sa a soqua so* of Balf-Abasa | esiemcf Memory, Universal Laaeitods, Puis to tes Book, Dimness of Vision, Promaturs Old Age.and many other Dlsaasee teat load to Inosn-tty or Consumption and ft promaturs grava.MM* Full partlcnlare 1a our panspBltk Wbleb ws dssiro to ssad frss by mall to «Ymy one.ftP Tbs B pec We Modicln* l« sold by all druggists at $1 pa package or six posk-ague for $6, or will be east *>\u2022\u2022 by mall on resslpt of tbs money by oddrsmtag tMM «MAY MRfokCXNK CO., Torcato, Onk, Canada.Bali by JM.M, Bribe, and R.MaLecd Fabrique Btrsat ; J.J.Va)dou, 129, Bk Jaeerh ¦treek 99.Rote\u2019s, P.Mate)* and J.Varuiir, Bk John Streak aadali QMbos DraggtaU.Tfiww, im GEO.P.RO WE LI.I: & CO.Newspaper Advertising Bnrean.?or Ten Cents: One hundred page Pamphlet with Liste of Jtew* Mpers and Advertising For Ten DollAni^ Four Ufaw inserted one week In Thine Hundred and Fifty New^penl 10 Spruce N,Y.St.May 94,167* Printed and Published by JOHN J.FOOT* Rditor sad Proprietor, at bis Steam Printing Works, Mountain HUL BubeoriptloB >\u2014DAILY.$6.00 ms aim am WEEKLY, $2.00, in adranos.ADTuanasusHS s 9 Ten Cents per Lia* flirt insertion, and Fife Cants for este subsequent Ten Cents per Lins lor snub tnaertien to ffprclsi Notice Ooluma or over Editorial Advertisements \u2014l~J\"\u2018\"fr~l7iiaata iMMiliiiae \u2022oob ss twice or throe times a weak, Uaki OcVtM Dm TAmm\tw \u2022 manvaw$ "]