The Quebec mercury, 25 mars 1837, samedi 25 mars 1837

[" H tilntio individual or iirm will he penaitted to siitairribe for more than Fitly Shares, in his.her nr their name» reepertively, until three day» utter the opening of the Books ef Snh«criplion.Shnnld more lie «niiscrihed line tloin is required to com-.to lw conceded, the front of tha mid land, situated on the !,»ing of the whole previous m the 1st of Mas, and irspcctfally requrttk the favor of thoie whose accounts rrinaiu JU|iaid to settle the tame previous to that date.2d March.1837.R.SYMES, l\u2019ai Mce-*fi erf.rpUK imdeixigncd have tbit dav entered into partnership ¦ and will conduct their husiuv»» under the firm of J.C.M'hitr A Co.Quebec, Lt March, 1837.148 C.M\u2019lIITK.DOUGLAS L.WHITE.Tin.under*igntd, an Englbh 111 an intkn, practising the JT profetsian at Quebec since IS2o.oifet» hi» service* w» '\u2022-untel la t.inuiirrcial rases, ami m those icUtiag to the ¦Jiuie by Free and (Uaiimoii Soccagf.Application at the (¦vo of the Link of the Crotvu m the C«»urt Hotit|, March.1837.\th i\t_______ uvukk rtir.psrnnsutiB r tu» BXCBLLKNCY THIS UnVKHNoa is cttiBr.THE Sulm-ritien offer foi sale at their Store», on McCallum* Whuif : Fine anil middling Flour, Farine Entière, Oat Meal.Boiling I\u2019citsr, Seed Wheat, Englith Ont*.Kaaioiiiii«kn Butter, And a few cwt.of Bran.Quebec, Ist'.Muu-h, 1837.J.C.WHITE A Co.c-l\tMcCalluni*.Wharf.NOTICE.ÏV consequence of the late dartrudive fire* in Quetiec.and the iiicieisse of Iiwki orrasioned, to the lutuntnce Coin.IMiiies, ascnbable, in it great degree, to the absence of anv adequate int-ans toeitiagui»h and an est the (Kogict* of File, (he iimlrisigticd have resolved (on the imit of the Aksociations which they re*|a-ctively iepre»ent ) to add an citracharge of ÔU I'* cent, to the rates of liituronce chaigcd.previous to the !>t Se|itenil>ei last, upon all Insurance m the Citv and Su hurla of (luetiec, until etfcrtive ineaMiMk ore adopted lor the establishment of an effecient Fire Deisaitti.v it, tlieu '.t afioid-mg that co-operation on the itart of the puhlic, to eitinguith and anest the progtc*»of Fires, which eluted at formel ;ieriods and with referrnca to whu-h the ordinal y latcsot Insumnee were t-stahiitbed.Quelicc, 1st Fehruarr, 1837.\tu gillespte, Finlay a c.Stb.jltftni* \"f I'htMir Firr Aiumrnnrr Cntuprmu.FORSYTH, WaIsKJCB a Co.Jurmlt Allia*rc .is.nur imrt Co/aMny.RODGER DEAN A Co.Asmt* for tUr HV»# \u2022\u2022#' SuShimi ('nmpnnt/, pWO CI LLERS are wanted, one loi Timlx-r aiiil ife other for Denis -and Stave», with the charge of a Wharf.\u2014 they must lie of known character and capahHitv.ATKINSON, CSHORNE A Co.Quelo-r, |!>tli Juiniarv, 1837-\tu FOR SALE BY MAXIIAM A 1UU KNK.1/MUSS, Prune and Caigo i'ork, ioup and Caudles.Quebec, IStii January, 1837.\tu WHARF AND STORES TO LET.Tfth' upper luilf of Irvine\u2019s Whatf\u2014 4lso\u2014Thtrc Stores thereon with Cellars and Counting-ilouM-* attached, to lie let together nr separately, from the 1st of Mav neit.Apply to\tLESLIE, STUART A Co.10th Jaimarv, 1887.\tu T Pm.y St* ÏNOR BALE-\u2014A few Ilalf-Bsirpls sufierinr P*xn»Y Fujub.\tTREM.4IN A MOIIL t4,u-h«-c.2Stb Fchriiarv, IH37.\tu TII K »ub-rrihgr n-turn* hi» thank» to the public and lus filends, for the literal rneouragrinent hr ha* received as a Carpenter, »tn«e he has comme need hiisme*» on hn naru acenuni, aad inform* them that he will alwnv* Ik-ready to undertake anv work m his line, and fioni the te*ti-ntouials He cau ontain, he hope* to merit the patroiMgc of the public.\tJ.M.GINGRAS.I.aval-»trprt.Qoehee.Alrb Febv.1887.\tu The following Valuable Remedy i« astld.by Appointmeti j intends to offer Innneif t of HAIL I.A4 and SON.*, bv\tinceting of in» pu sent i s\\Ir.j.j.si m s.Apothecary and Drujjist, UPPER TOWN MARKET, QUEliEC.r.lULKSHIK, FINI.AV & G>.HAVE FOR SALE, CLAHF.T, Young >V Co.'s Biand, l Ho«-k,\tdo.\tdo.\t^in cases of 3 dot.each.Saut ci ne,\tdo.\tdo.\ty \u2014ALSO- Ih and v.Cognac, ami S|Nsiush( U C.Leaf T'batvo.And Ot Tongues.18lb Febv.1837.\ts.3 I __ .SODA WATER « ihe highext staff of perfWtwn, is uorr, ami xcill continue to hr manufactured at NIXON & C ().\u2019 S ESTABLISHMENT, ST.JOHN .STREET.^?N ^\tdetarmined to pn-dure tin ne- ¦Tsi i ' :w,^r«Mr tn any ever offousd to tbe publie in ?»iai \u2019 \u2022\t*\t,,u\tin fitting up their Ap* bnr \u201cV 1,1 * ,,,°** stdendid inanner, and on quite a now \u2022y.»t»,i» ther «ballungn any SODA WAFER 'à* **\u2019btr,,r In Canada, to meet tb- m in tlie fair llehl bmsl\tor ,0 pnvdiie* an article auperior, or even l»^(s«r0.ù \u2022\th»r preparing which la » BMf own 'nvaniiim and insuuliictui e.«, .\tThey will alto -nuaa/m (are magnesia, water* lemonade, tu.jsissat fr z&gg** t - »\u2022.h»public»! ii - ,Wt,H ,ip4r\u2019lcuU.r,y\ttn , duly Mlteetad , and those who m» ana\t'\u2018L*,*1.\"\tut taking Mag* I a»iaie.to uav imiuediatelv to nrJl \u201er,k\t»* t\" childrun, as it is dw- « uk,^\tlast* which rwnd.ni it - dhgnat ^iÙ'HARTrà hV'.n* ;PJ\u2019,,inUd Manra.3 EG G à nsi *?J\u2019Cî*mUu ¦i°id Hmggista, No.13.8t.John* illi .v,r.o\tfc,l\"n,*r* ,or «bove articles Ü.ft\t.*** or thwshoHaat notiew, S0**1*'\t4t«* âc.2^1 CL°Tl»A»t«àwTUB aJtAN\u2018NC i\t» fcw doors outside tba G**1**\"**'fi °1**** Oté Ctmkn NOTICK.Ll.person* having claims against the e«tnte of ihe lat*» LOtflH PVOUF.T, Merchant in the '\u2022ntoirhs !*tr Koeh, arw requested to forward their arenunts \u2022aid are indeiiied to thu wstatu, lu pay immediately tu thn undersigned.G.I).BAL/.ARKITI, Curator.Qnehee.Febroarw tSth, fHS7.\tu TO BOOKS ELLERS, STATION EUîi, Ac.JOHN 8HAW & Co.Imptritr» of Hardware, Re.,\u2014St.JoÂn-Mrtet, Qur/v., Orraa ma Saut NI N E HUNDRED Oopsua WaHter'» Pnmmauing ÜU-itimary, latest aditioR\u2014gvo* 400 Cupira JiiAaasa'» Psvrtewariiw, ia hoards.In ovder to elasa a cotwigauMRt the above will ha given a derided bargain, with a liberal audit, if application be made tarty, Quebec, 11th February, 1SI7.\tu-2 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, Cutler tho putronago ot sud reconoiitmiied bv Major Gt-ucnl Sir J«aKS (il a al.sut D\u2019Auiiac, K.C.II.Infcpcci.in»/ G «moral cf (lis Mnje»»v'» Cav»l«y Force», hv Lietu.Rohkmt Jambs, of thebiiili Regiotent ofFtatl, a (iradiiule td Ihe London Veterinary College, of a HORSE BLISTER.Iimuetiiulely alter its application, the uniniul iuhv hr turned to grn»a or into a loose box, without a rr idle or \u2022 \u2022(her reMmint, as no horse, whatever his breed or courage, will gnaw it, although tired at the aeme time, ll will not touch the human baud, ll will never blemish, however treqiiently applied.The hair returns in ten «In)».D m»v be used on a foal, however young.Extract from the Rc/iort of Vqjor (insérai Sir C.D'AUtiac to* the Adjutant (itsural.l4tA Jwar, IRD.\u201d Having *een its effects in two or three instances, and | heard it weil »pok«n «»!' by other persons.I am well in , cline t«i think favourably of it ns a affr.nufd, and ,tr«~ * tsml IdUtcr : nor should I hesitate tu appl) it to any horse ( of mv own, or to recommend its use as from one private , individual to another ; but to offer eu unqualibed recom- ( tiivndation fur any medicine for adoption hy Hi* Majesty's Uavalrv Regiments, might possibly Ite considered ns eu» j rroadunr upon tbe prerogative of the principal veterinary ; surgeon,\u201d ALSO, Webster'» English Diet Drink, Noxon\u2019s Effervescent Magnesia, Ditto Fluid Extract of HaraaparilL, Rutler'a do.\tdo.Cockle's Antlbdtous Pills, Ditto Camemila do.Jarvis's ladia Rubber Polish, for beads, shoes bernas», dtc.Ac Nov.8Rtb.IKAd._____________________30-1\t¦ BILLIARD TABLE FOR .SALE.AN excellset Billiard Table, witb six lamps, cues atecai.haJU, dec.T» he cold lew for Cask, or approved short t redit.\u2014.Apply to B.COLE, A.A U.lltk October, 1816*\tu the Sth.Pne great patties in th« House of tÔMirtuia» hare not yet, it will lie seen, come into any venons colliuon { and rescdible two sririies leaning rd Stormont, having forinally aunounced t«»the electors of Norwich, that whenever a dissolution of the iNevent I'arliament shall take plare, bo tor hiv own county (Perthshire), » _\tonsuturuts took plaro on TtH-sdav ! evening last, when it «vas icsoived to invite the Marqui* .» DoUio\u2014the »on and heir of koigland's greatest Chieftain\u2014to supply the vacancy.M e ha*e gieat pleasure in aunouncing that hi> Grace the i Duke of Montrose was.yesterday, in tlie University Senate.! rleotcd Chancellor of the University ot Glasgow, in room f his latelaïuenUd lather.\u2014(,'ievroM- CVvnrr,\t7.I Tub lurUiENr.s-We aie happv lo he able to statn that |his iIiscsm-.and the mortaiitv rrvnlting from it have been fonviderahiy on the decline ilus »veek__I'Jmburgh (Wrier.Psiiliamknt.smY Paw Krtusvi».\u2014Niuncrcus iwtfTwui* were prevented in She House of Lont», on the tith of Fehninrv, (or the aMition of church rates.Lord Hioogimm, who prevent-e«l .>uc with l-l.UOO «ignalures, ctpieased s hope that the measures in preiHsratiua by the govriumeut, «ve-ut ho «oinftsctory to the petitioners.In tho House .«f (Wnrnons, on the ms ne dav, a member in» quired whvtbci anv steps had iieeii taken, relative r»< the *r»-urc «»f the hug Viten hv tlw Russian», l-otil Palmrrm.in answered that the uwtlcr had been subnutteii fu the King'* udvivatc.and the government «va* waiting lor his opinion \u2014 He was ahie to «ay, however, with re»jrtrd by .Mr.iHomurli, aad ««pptwrd by 8ir Robert Prcl and the Uhaucellor of the Ku-hequrr, n.the Karl of Sclhiik arrived ut bit teat of fit.Mary's Lie, fiom « tour in the Cunitdat, and the I'nifrd State*.H u lyirdtl.ip leu thi*country in the autumn of 1835, and although hi* intention to |»e at Nvw York to mil l>y the pathet of the 16*b of Hccrmlirr for l^ferttwd, ws* known in thi* country, there w:i« no larther ariount of hit lyirdthip until he pawed througii the town of Ki>keudbiight, on Sunday afternoon, on hit way to St.Mary's He.Immediately the hells were set a ringing ; the fisc* were h< i*ted on the tower «if the Jail, and on the CaUle ; the *ewrlt m the harbour and river hoisted their colours ; and the banner* of the different Jncurpoiated Trade* were displayed ; whdr IhP roaring of can* non announced hit lyrnLlup'o anival to th>»e at a dntance.\u2014.The Magittr.itr* and CouikiI met and voted an uddrc* of con* gratulatiuiit to hi* lyirdthip on hi* t »fe return.The *aniewnt (lone by the lnctir|^jrat«d T'ailrt.A* day.light disappeared, tbe hill* in the panthc* hukeiidhiighr, rwynhulm, Horgue, Toiigland, and lleivvuk, lierame illuniinated from magnificent bonfire* on Ibeir (iiniiuitt_lu the evening, a paily of about nitty gentlemen in the low;;, mid fiom the country, tupped in the Selkirk Ann* Inn, (which was brilliantly illuminated) I*ioentt Shand in the chair, and ILillie M-K-a.lime, crupier.Tbc Incur pur n ted Trades met in the Taen Had < and there were treerai other meetings, all amious to tettify their joy at the airival in tafery ami in health, of the hea I of a hnutc to uui*cr*aliy rtlrriiied and tieloved.M my a l>uni|ier tea* drunk to the health of tha Noble Kyrl, and other memliert of the /auuly ; and the sung and glata went lound until the near approach of Sunday wrarued them of it* l*ing time to depart.Sir Jaaiet Colqui.uuu.of Lum, bat been ap^.inted l darkling like Mdiou deprived of sigtu.\"qj ' \u2022,l\tis^J whan tha idea dahad upon hins-acorehing i.u and alm.sat eraa.ng hi.n-ihat ha had miaukm, hu .i ;.'\"4 bf\"«\u2019 hi# pancil waa dveinuia otakill.and hia mind of ,7nm ''N ora rohust body.Whai raaluy waa to mlia* ^ him.La purple r.glii hover/d over I.!.\t' v ,\t\u2014 hi* h.,d\"v:r-*M Y allhera ware lintra a hr,.,ïî\"'w \u2022 despised by hi« oomeuiporanes, he aho, ieuiaH.purar.es, be .go\t,hl| grave, lorgottan li is due fear, common m all Z i\"1* ««d iee Hie kmeuwea of daaik\tr\" '»«#.mus, wluoh earriee me nmemeea of deaih a ui,,,u*rt.not even popular applause can bums1.\t\u2022l,itk The painter strada to and Iro in hi.confine,., cro a ded wub pictuvas.become limy were aonl,» !i T ^ \u2022«* H«IS wae tba Vvnua A nail vuiiiene, lovely as a^ ' there the Unde of Nepiour dost,ng m bcr s«a Corner, liowucd ilia gloomy couoieiianca of a V,o\" middle sgea, clad in ir.,« mml, Muh cyr« foiloan, *\t i.ka n Frankauciu asking lor a aoU|.Nubie an,) i,.i¥\tuf pneel.louk.d side liy sole Irom their mv»ierM\u201eu \u2019\"«or » ourarlf in die iMniempUi.uii\u2019ol l,au,»s ,i *' \u2022 military lurii-nfaiuinie and atupwrc, ks d >M\" ' -ot Arcsdiau lovelineaa, it you were eiiam,,,.i \u201cV'V \u2022N ft* *'itj ilk# a Ah »\t.\tw\tnminofihi of ii ** t>vvr these me psluler pavsed a hurried glum ^\t,\t'* \u2019«N.paused bet, re one pu iuie, nod viewed it wot, ,h- ,\tk\"' u lore.L repreeeatad a fair briug, vonug bin vn*1\" tn' sob amt ribs.eal aa the snowy cloud i*>nI tW, * sky ot noon, lue rose uni meltrd on lor uea,!» h.t k \" her bright flow mg Uu ke cast a goidru el.\t»M brow.Aud for the niellow shade of ibo.a \u2022 tresses, tier luatroua eye* beam, d fonh wub ihr Vr* U !\u2022 nderorss.the vuto ss.Her liana,i fipe seemed ready to ny.'^ ot love.I, wa* such a pictme, in «bur* is capable uf pruduaing, only in momanie of mid^î,*^''\u2019* Beautiful painting I cried die artist, widi |\u201eid.,> inferior only to it.y bruhl urigiual.Ala» I Hmt she crossed my pstli m a distant laud, aud it,en \u201ehfv ior 1 \"'v \u2014but thaï malani waa enough tu atanip her rsdiam\t! mv liearl aud brain forever, to wear out only w\u201eh,\u201ey Siiioiy Lilly | When shad I ravisii ihy pleasant shore t ' uv ehall I ai'am bask beneath itie cloudh-sa »ks iri J nh''1 Ka.r 1 Y-t ,t ,s not fur lova of iby m.atar.p,^, V jTr^m ftmrriran paprr#- Kiot in Troy\u2014There was a srrkiut riot in Troy yesterday, which commenced in the forenoon, and continued with more sir less violem-e until evening, when it ««asquellnl by the presence of a military corps.I\u2019 originated, a* we are informed, /mm a supposed indignity offered to the me tory of St.Patrick, Ly some boy* paiadiug m effigy through tl.s street*.Several affrays occurred during the day, in which it is said, two or three were severely wounded.Toward* night many of tha rioters appeared with arms, and anattera assumed so threatening an a*|iee amiw to ropy the remark* of a leading New York Journal, 74, F.trn-ing Mar, upon the \u2022\u2022 Affairs of Canada* in which, at the our.set.such a project it distinctly, and for sufficient cause, dis-claimed.The (dan of Union fur the two IVovnicet which the .Mar hat sketched, though by no meant perfect, has in it the remarkable feature, that the Elective principle, ia the (on-stitutiun of the Legislative and Elccutive Council* is not intro, duced, but tbe appointments are left to the naminatioa of the Governor, subject to approval by the f rown.\u2014.Tin*, let it he rfeollected, is from a itannch republican, who at least hat made biaiarlf sufficiently acquainted with the population of tbeve pnivintf*, to ore vhat they are not jet prepared for the esemte of the elective principle, and perhaps, from occur-reacet in hit own land, Iras had hit faith somrwhat shaken as to tbe beneficial results derived from carrying out of tb» tame pet project of our patiiott, the Kleitivc principle ; \u2014 \u2022\u2022 Arraias or Cawtri*_____The growth of what it railed ' free principle*,' together with the powerful influence of (he French party and many local causes of disquietude, still kerp Upper and Imwer Canada in a state of rtritrment.Some tune ago a bill was |ai**«ii by one of the house* of Upper Ca-nada allowing alun» and non resident* to hold a certain quan.tiiy of land, but tl at bill never reached the legislative Council.It was probably deemed inexpedient to open the d»»r tu an influx of American settler*, who, in tnur, would acquire an influencwmnd control in the colonies, sm b as we cuuiplam of foreigners having already obtained in tins country.It is very evident that in lrgi»iati,m at wail in the org»ni/a ti»n of pwrtic*, and the extent \u201ef power and authority in both prutinrr», an rye of some little amiety is cast toward* the United State*.The French party is antious to preserve their ancient right* secured by (he treaty.The French and Eng hth part* are animus to maintain Ike supremacy of the crown and their own pnjMriple : a portion of both parties, particularly in Upper Canada, are fiiendly to a uaion with ut, and there is aritnhcr portion of each of these parties friendly to a fiee and independent republic ia the event of a separation from the mo.th, r country.\u2022\u2022 Ail uneasiness and apprehemions that mav be remotely en-tertaioed relative to the interference or influence of tbc United States in tbe affairs of Canada, should he at once banished from the mind of every man engaged in the woih of relorm.\u2014 Our country is already too large\u2014combines too many conflicting interest* and jarring claim* ; is, hy its eiisting extent and future prospects, landing to swell tbe power of the general g»* yernment loo alarming to enst our eve* ra more conquests or covet new puSMSsmat.Our ta/rty ctuttii in Canada rem.ua fag at « Ü\u2014in tke pttuuùm of a gnrrnment rajmbU tf pro-, totting it againtt evil .mntrlltrt and tpecttlulitg pnlituiant among it lit wen tubjectunnd of carrying out myittm tf ram.mercml intertaurte bent/Lbd tn both iouitriei.\u2022\u2022We cm not cast our eyes oa the fertile and productive lands of Upper Canada, tba best grain country on aarth, nor look to tba production* of both provinces in ashes, furs, lumber, Ae.without wishing tbat all une aune**, apprehensions and jealousies towards tba Americans might at once he allayed.It is the interest of both nation» to cultivate a close and friendly commercial and trading intercourse, ami it would be exceedingly advantageous to Canada to hate a portion of tha capital a ad eaterpriaa of this country thrown into both provinces, wherever mutual braclts could be secured, or n«w interests developed.It is tkersfore the policy of th* United States, and w* wish it to be so understood by our neighbours, to cultivate a friendly and cordial good feeling between lb* two couatries, founded oaly oa mutual interests and with no ulterior views to any closer political coaaactioa tbaa tbat which at présent / Although the Annual Cattle Show, and di*tnbuti»n of l*ri/»v by the Agricultural S.mrty, ,1 (his seaton of the year ; have, fr,iin want of funds, been discontinued, the butchers still continue the ru'tom of killing the linrst meat they ran procurr, to treat their customers with prime joints at the fipiration of I/cnt^and we have seen to day tome well fed beef, vrai, of I mutton, at the diflrrrnt iliaiublcs in tn the Upper Town.Mr.Spier* had several carcase* of eicclient mutton, and lamhs of unusual sire and quality, for tin* season uf the vear ; at Mr.Munn'sstall, was tome good Hunt, him! two enoratou* pigs, said to lw imputed, hut excepting eiretrivesire, they did not show the essential* of profitable animal* for femiing.The show at Mr.Buiu»'* a* wril as at hi« neighltour'», Mr.T»/er, both from quantity, quality, and variety, were the best in the Market, ami some of their berf |>nrticular!y Mr.Torn'», was equal to *u< Ii as used tn be eiiuhitrd whrn the pinnuiiis of tha Agricultural '«airty, gave additional ii.ducemrnt to the farmer* to bring the fiuest cattle to market, and In the best order.The prices where however high, 7J- to Hd.a pound for good pieces of beef, veal 7(d.to Is., aud mutton 7fd.fo lOd.The Canadaui trains from tbe country, alao showed a quantity of tulerabie meat, and other provision» ; but the prices in general wete not much lower than at the buarhert\u2019 stalls.I» \u201c With this declaration, there mat ba no impropriety ia a little frsradty advieff as to the best aseaaa ot producing tranquillity aad ua'V* of wntiawnt and action in Canada\u2014burying all aaiasositias, settling conflicting claima, aad developing tke true interests aad resource* of tbat valuable territory.\u2022* The first and mast important step, wa era inclined to believe, would ha th* «*«>¦ or tbb two raoviacaa.We can MB bo good policy ia having tw# separata and distinct Gov.èmawats ia oas siagla and coatiauous powesaivn.On the contrary, then an amaj local causas of jealousy and adverse iatensls which agents to the prvjudic* of both, as they bow stand.Tha MUarlag synopsis strikes us, Aaseriraas a* being Iha asset etpedisat aad judicious far tha interests af all cea- \u201c I.Upper aad Lower Canada to ha united under tha naase \u2022ad farm af Tbb Cabas*s, indadiag all tha baundarim aad tf hath praviacta, and tutder the caatrau! The KMiraaiianrKBa Tbe number of this favourite periodical for the present month was rather \u2022\u2022 behind time\" in its arrival; a fault which in Ills numbers of the piereeding three or four iwunths could not be rninplaiaed of, so that we are fain to believe the Jeep snow, and inclement weather have retarded the progrew of the literary vehicles as well as of the locomotive vehules by whatever power, im-(or)-pro|>cl!ed.It | is however richly stored with articles suited to all tastes, that it of the \u201creading public;\" some of these it will be our pleasing task to notice on tins occasion.The opening paper is a review of a pamphlet, \u2022\u2022 Ot Popular and Liitr-d f.lHeultot,\" by Fiufestor ( .tldwell, of :he Tian«\\l.1 vaosa University, Kentuck*.The pamphlet gives un- i favourable account* of the state of (mpular education generally in the United States, though it makes some exceptions, and attributes this defect to causes which must always militate a-gaimt education,vu the want of adequate remuiieiation to the teacher*, acca-ioiiing those important offices to be held by pcrwmt ill suited to the task and unal.la to command respect from the pupils ronunited to tbe.r rkarj«,\tPiofnuir condemn* that indiscriminate icstem of instruction, whith would educate all on the same plan, without rnnsultiug tne individual taste and ability uf the pupils, or the pursuit* to which their future live* are to be devoted.* Let tluae therefore,\" he *eyt \u201cwhom nature ha* endov >.J with a peculiar fitness and a predominate love, for the study of Uuguagrt, in-dulge their inclination, and become poiyg,.i*, and even jirdant*, if they (.lease; for the knowledge «f th* demi languages make* more pedant* than all other sort* of languages.But let youths, who are differently endowed, potcue a different rnu.se.Let tkeii mind* be mainly directed to those brautbrs for winch they arc must peculiarly qualified.It is thus, and thus alone, that th» educated portion of the community ran \u2022\u2022toil to the highest eminence and uarlainess, for which their faculties have lilted them.A contrary course has often driven young men from rolleges and universities, who, had they been indulged in their favourite studies, and liberated from those toward* which they had a native and unconquerable aversion, might have become ornaments to science, aud benefactors of their iace.\" On this principle the Prnfcsmr, if w* read him correctly, disapproves of pei severing in the study of the Clawics, where the scholar evinces an evident distaste for Mich acquirements, and ftpreially where the line of life in which be is to move does not render such acquirement necessary to bis success, or standing in society.H I\u2019rttrorfh is continued in the present number, and the interest of the tale is not only kept up, but encreasetat the story advaace*.Tbe Puretmt, is a happy exposure of tbe silly vaoity,which prompts a certau class of Americana, to hunt tke society of titled foreigners.The floral of the tale is ex-empli (led in tbe different fates of two sister*, one of whom ¦ ¦arrics a scape-grace Spanish adventurer, who has amuned a title, aad tb* other ¦ awrried to a respectable American of ker own rank of life, with whom ska lives kappy, whilst her sister encounters nil tb* miseries of aa imprudent marriage.Tke Lady tad tke Painter, is aa admirable Mira oa tba maaaan of certain fashionables.Iffe bava (elected from it the painter's studs#, as tke moat graphic part of tba sketch, it will ba found highly entertaining, aad though iba hhemlitg of tba patronising lady may appear caricatured, wa fear them are tea many of the bratbrta of tba brush in Europe, as ia Aamrica, who can attost that it ¦ a painful reality.\u201cRarasSL Rabdolfm wan oaeof ihoa* oafartuaaia young (l.c a.iihur of nothing ln.i man af genius.wmsoY I» m is te amiggl# wub tha mow disireee-taf embairaaefaeat, before their talent ia aeknowledgmi-aa artist wt) far many y taro found u difficult to ootam evoa ilia aiatariali wherewith to work.From bin vary boyhood, a lava m»cung that ang«hc and u.iknuwn g.rl.and iiukma lltr * ar.lit iitino.\t\u2022 '«\"iiy lier» t.a waa imrrruptvd in Ins wild soliloquy, by i|,r am ofviaitur»\u2014Mrs.Kivi>r« and iha gallani P^rcy \u2014 \\V,||.r ham and hi» sister.Th» first\twhich in»i ii,«\t/ Waher.waa iha beautiful iinrtran ahich Uia ariLi pu(|.\t?«\u2022J as lu» masier-piei e.11» uilereU 411 .j and a»krd Hie pamier if u «e.a » fancy piece.Handuiuh ùû,tl' ad dr-pijr, bm aiiaw»red in (lie adirmaiive,\tr I ihoiialii 11 w ts \u2022 V enns, «aid Mrs.Riser*.I And I iimi 11 yuur (lurtiait, madani.«.».( ih»ft||in,e t» n.uiiil mss nboui in rnnaik, that animugn u,e j(k.-iir., » \" apLarem.11 w » 11-i very ilaiienng.\t** R\u2018**r» smiled, sighed, and i yuur struggle* Th# poor painter bowed in ,'neecldeta gratitude.Assa** *¦ ha waa aiune, i.a eiiipiird Uia pura«.Ii cumaibvii Jour-att-eis-pence I 4u much far the patroneaa ol ilia fins arte 1 \u201c Plain tboughti oa Poatry\"\u2014w* aia m much pleased with, tbat w« shall endeavour to borrow some portions of tke* were it only for tha benefit of soma of our Monday-ownM\"! correap.adents whom effusions after a wet bunday.gi** meatabla proof that last cad of having barn engagrd in tbe weird dutiaa of tba Sabbatb« they bave devoted their b«»ui» «f \u201c¦* willing confinement, to tka unprofitable worship of \u2022 Mu* Lf \u2022a means propitious ta tkair supplientioaa.Amongst tka poetical piece* of tka March Dumber\u2014 TL if parture et St.Paul, ia blaab vane, aad \u2022 poem entitled Time* axe of a high ardor, «ad tirera «ta maay other my Pi«**in£ Elen »( « Clnnaie, ilmt I would ire«d IHy ilmre, tism ' ^ ihoogh I hardly .Ure 10 own u 1., i,iy*cli_\u201e \u201e :\t.Mil HIM* reiuarkaWy \"r\u2022,, wppw^- \u201c ôturoo, b» rumUhtd km \u2022l»ku«itfc |-per, m Iwtruci»*, .Ttbe l'.TM4HV NOïicM i« *cnuc«l e.po.ur,or .n .apM.,\t\u201d,y cow«itt«a by \u2022 ^fr-or.of ««*\u2022 U.«^«r « t\to.- trs.ia.lM of s work, of Proffer Th.^h, of \u2018 \u2018\u2018¦.b\t,b.Grech Cmm.u.r: tbi.lr.wl.lM Pr-fc-.r ,'lu Mmclyof tU.Coller of Now Jerwy.hnel.g .d.iitibliibcdi «b* Ohio Profe-or b« .proved .d wnl , ' ilh liai.chug*, e*\" &f title.» Ok own tn,n.l.t.on \"l* I (;,riim\u201e origin.lt wilb wbHrb.il i* Miru.iM, (be prat.lighten .rqi».ii.t.ne«.Tbe Mi>gul.r n.me of the (fl, \u201ef Ohio who h.» |»loy«J «b» \u2022«ref.red trick i.'* _ 1V|M, t0 borro v .eery eulg.r Ame.ir.nUn.m.y b.p.e-uBted to be \u201c feel quit.n.*t>,H under the cw«if*t.ou he Iim ^eed from the Knicher««rher.Tl-e Pickwk\u2019l.papeot wi\u2018b porti.m.of which m.t of our .e .rqu.iuted, li.ee been republUh.d iu New Yorh-\"H;u, .«jhrr v.lume of the *me cl.« of humour.\u2022\u2022 The 1\u201e nt °«,,er Ul'fc- The Tmu \u2022'« n.hle* of the R.nwboUom srliool.but inferior m point nud in \u2019ridiculou.to tl,.t highly eiteemed .pin), writer.An tnieric.n eolume, \u201c Thrtt fXi*rlmenC o/ hring.\" it highly t mken of\u2014the three method» .r.\u201c lieing within the men»\u2014 !mnK up to the me.n»\u2014.od lieing beyond the me.nt '-em h livition,'* tlw reviewer ».yt, \u2018\u2018i.illu«tr.t.d by incident», tirnpl.!,|,*hemtelee» hut highly elfectiee .nd eeen dmumtir.- of thji the eitrm\u2019t*, for which web.ve not loom, .ll'ord nhuu- Jdiit proof.1,1.Eoitok\u2019» Ta hi., rout.in» critique» on Them i irate, Work* f Art, and MUcell.neoui .rticlet, and it .» |»r.*r.i»cly f,.reted.«d m ctitert.ining m u.u.I.Tiie Mercury of Saturday in noticing the Telegraph urn \u2014 i.Wr know not what line of politic* it will pur»ue.',_Politir» Ire rut h el v euluded from the Telegraph, at we Mated in M .iiila* '* numtier.\u2014 Telegraph \u2018 Tiie fooit wm occopied doring the whole of Wednetday nd a \u2019ic.it p«t of Tnurtilay, on the trial of Uei re.Wu'liam a nuit.nc in ro»\u2018tructi»ig .wliaif and »i.rr on ,hf Jl4k\u2019beach at Point la-vi.A »perial jury «va» ini|M .d for tlie iiial.Mr.Vanfelton conducted the pioAecutMMi \u201enl Mr.Andrew Stuart apiieaied t'or the defeme.Tue ver.Lt returned coiii|»eU Mr Puillip* to remove the wharf and core.\u2014 (iii'hch Rohh.hv.- We are informed that the Church at F .mie 1*»* wa* broken intoon TIiuimI.v night, ami a nl***r ,n,ili« carried off.It i* alto Miid that* man wat utlacked ,«,1 rat.lwd on the ice oimhimIc the to«vn.We hav.* a» yet irni uoahle to gain more definite lul'ormaliou on the tubject.-10.___________________________________________ Jv 1 N c; \u2022 s B K N c 11.( himinal Tkhm, SaTO.DAT.Mairli Îj.lirfnrr the (\u2019 airl proceeded to the tuai ol iàilleu, Mr.V -»n-f.vn moved for a Hencli war ant agannt the |*cr*on ol M ill ji nu.M, E*i| a ho «va* on Inc lii»t Ja.« of the pie»rlit teiiw con->ntcd ot a iiuaanoe.A Siuarl, Km- «aid he «liniild he |ire|Mired on T ir>day neit luoiewcao-e again*t the ni.ition, lo \u2018»hich the Court agreed.» i.iii»t.ilde «va» hroi.gtit up by Wm.Itowiic».Ki|.High .i.lde ofthe dhtrict, and fined l»y the Bench five vliillniga l e liâving lieen fourni dnmk on duly, Hie .eti;»vd |»art> a|>- .iu» «tf the needful and Mr.Downe* walked out of (.urt with the nflellder.Jnna Gillkn.for the Murder of Jams.Pahikii, both nn«4ir »oidie:» ol I he 6t>i h llegt.ni tin» («urriMin.' Tie caw w.topened on the part of the Crown by Hi» Ma-;nli » Attiwney Cienerai.W.K.M.rt of the pii-A'W.and he mlopted that privilege which it allowed bv law to in wlvorate lo eli.ilenge iwenlv of the Juror», but (he idlenge of the learned couiiavI did not eilcnd to that nu nier.Tie «vitnevBct during the opening addrett of the Attorner l.ciinal weie de»ued lo leave the (h-iwl «lid not In reenter i I until railed u|mu lo give e»*«leiice, Iai» ap|M-an to lie an unu- 1 I J »'i«l mtctiee but il *va» coiiteuted to, by the Court and S i' \u2018.in»el.| T ie i'o»t «vime»» called «va», Hirnard t onnyem, a verjeant \u201ef I.; .| Dercmlicr la»t, at .C>uit»' IbutacK, d.riM»ni to (lie cell door ol JJ y«rd» ntanre, »aw liim ewurted into tlie cell, followed the rucort loiediately with thrill, had a light which wa* ettuigiu»|icd L> the coniWton, (irnoner made re»ulance lie «va» forced into r «rll, itad netoie lieanl the man cry that iihMiuer had a \u2022\u2022de» he «va» »ei'tited m the cell and I n ked up for a xcund -we.wanrlied for the knife afterward, it i» difficult to »hut r t Dreembei : was on «entry when prisoner *\t«riHubt hi relieved fmm gtnud ; at 10 o'clock «va» in w il*?.'\t0'»e «f «be guani that night, prituoer un * ,h*n, '*\tdrunk at the titre.Serjeant ^\t°r ,\u2018,he *u*r,,\u2022\tordered pH- L.t\t,b* erlU » w',n«\u201c not on.of the li nm«us\u2018rd*ro\"«\u2018 Î ^^-v^d returned ia fiv.«r Lt ThT\u2019kTi?*\" be I™\"* Wk b,\u201c, b'* b,,,,d\u2022 wn «ho lower I ^\t\"*'d 1hr ft*,Td r*'ll-n ha,| dona hi» job V -wd'.\u2019,buVbG\u2018 *nuU1.k'Cke\u20181 bil,,\u2022 be mid nw\u2019 ^ f w .t.bueg w,t|| ^ fctt|fe .wilntta\tdeceased w tbr!!wnl ?^\\a ^ lb* b\",r*,, \u201cnJ be \"P1**11 no« 'hat ba IbI, .«be koila away front hi» hand amnng»t tha k.tat.r.^^ Ibe d'^r,,*tl had lieen taken to th.ZT.\"?*\"'* ,be lM,wnrr ,rani' ond then 0» dam.t *1 k^ *od fHHHd non.on the prisoner, thia f\t\\ *.h\"; *w* kkrt a j U\tthrow., there found a knife in a water k\tbelonged ; coroner «hel S » tJü:\t'r*h« knife, he found, ¦* Uifc 1m kad found t gov.th.kmlo to tk.Se.geaat un «Ufiu* «h.fuard.roo j, that Gillaa had don.hi.bu«inew { wit.rt» taw th.wound on tb.led nd.of th.hcllcy and a liitla blood, Crjot.iumined\u2014the pritoner when wituru firtf tr.w him wat druuk ; beard no complaint of hit having been ill utml ; pritonrr did ^ot compUitt nnt nioriiinK «fill utngt, Patrick Mai t in, it a »oldier «if th« Hikb Reghuant, wa» on guaid with I arikh on the 3(»t Deer, l.»t, »aw prisoner in tha guard.room almut 10 minute» p*M S on thr 3U December ; rriimiiifd till betMrrrii 10 nud 11 uVlurli ) brc.tim* riotom in guaid.r«N>ni, wat removed to the cell» ; witurM wa* one of the rW|l|Mt.,0«-C»s examined \u2014 lieanl prisoner threaten the live» of tlie giiaid; this whs after prisoner had Im-vii in guard room half an hour ; no person ».«id any thing to iiiui otfmisive, but tl ev threw statics and other ihiugs at the pnsoiier ; before be was ordered to tlie cells begun to he riotous in the g mi id lii'iise ; at the time of throwiug the stones, \\c.at him wa» one of the escort to the cell; the hiuk.t «vas on tlie lett side of the stove in the pa»»,igii»i>iicr hi the cell ; caiinot »ay m «* lu« h junt ol the jiossage tin» hap|iened ; wa» on the left »i«!c of the »to*T «vlo\u2019ii l' «ii»h cried out he was | ?tuck, ami next to I'aioh ; the utter and the pri»utier were iu the c«*rner, ami on the ««tlier |»ait of the Move ; h«*ai«l i nothing full or thrown into the bucket ; was three jiacrt from j the bucket ; think» pritoner cicjit oil hi» baud» and knees, ami put the knite into the bucket; witnrv» had on lii»»idr aim»; when i the light wa* brought hacK l'aw*/i ami C.illeii were near ra«-h otlier.iu the |«a»A«ge ; Gillen «va* laid down drunk ; he lieli«e» ! he iieanl the |)ii*oiiei *ay lie «va» wirry for what lie hail done ; «\u2022ben the camilc «va* brought jiri*otiei wa* earned into the cell and the d«sir locked ujsiii him ; heard jrrimtier »ay attci-ward» that lus *i«le» Wt*re »««ie ; tin» «v,»» by jiutling him into the cell ; it required imn h fore, and «nought to the utmost to imjiriMiii Inin ; did not hear Inin complain of twmg huit by any individual |>arliculailv ; «va» veiv drunk.ile.ctuniuipd by the Allotney-Caetienil Heaid the pritoner «ay on t.ie following Jav, he va» very sorry tor «vhat he iia«l done\u2014tlm «va» at breahfa»t time.Kd«vard O'ltnen, private of the »« li Beginirnt,____«vas ,,n guaid at th.Je»uitt'barrack, on thr J|,t Deernilrrr lau»h eneil out tiiat b« (the prituiter) it klicking me with a knite, tin tied round and went to the guard room ; the kerjeaut of the guard ci-claimed the priMinrr ha» a knife, ami examined the pcrxiii of the prikoner; the witness .aw the «votindrd mail and the wound, and he afterwards heard of lu* death in the liutpit.l m rnntequcitre ; w.«s imiueiliutcly behind toe derrated at tlie iiillictiun ol the «voulut, «\\tu«h a|,|ieair«l to have tN-eii commit.ted «viili a »harp pointed iiiktrumeut, w Inch hud |NUt«d ijunugli lu» coat, *luit wild drawer» into the |«i.vn jrait ol h,* left *uie.Ci'oMM'XMiinned \u2014Pii»«tner went on tlie top guard.bed in the guard room; he wa» quwn-eliiiig «vitli another man «vnu I knocked him d«»*vn ; w»iiaett was lying on the Im;::.'iii guauU bed, ami *a«v |Mit«iiirr klmved down ; eaiiiint whether jiio.Via-atiou bad been given by the other paity ; jin»»ner fell on 1 tlie tliatr ; it was iiuNiniigbt, and witm-o» could diMmguisb ol,.\u2022 jert» very «veil by tlie light ; did not sen jaifoncr u»e or ba«e a knife before taken to the cell ; when the caudle wa» re.turned prikoner was l>uig prmtiair on hi» Irmk; Ne-v».» ami uiv*clf had hold of Imn.and held him »« the wufy, it was found to ba ioflanwd ; tb# plai-t of infiammation wa* t.»ur.d in ibe iiitmtinet in the uirnihmne line of the Irelly,\u2014 Her.Dr.Henry gava an a«*coun( of tbo poMmortom vt.amination of the body of tbo deceased.On question from the Attorney General, tira Doctor said ba bad ctaminrd the de-reared riteinally, taw a wound which apiwarrd to have l«cen inflicted by a knife, tha outer|Mrt of which doted but the innerpart most likely remained oprnjlia wound could imt have bean inflicted by .bayonet, and the man died of inflammation, Ac.iu «'oiiiequeiice of the infliction of the wound, lint w»» tlie immediate cauta of death there wat no other assignable cause.Ducktioned liy the Chief Justice^-All wounds jm* net nil in*; the cavity uf tha belly lire dangerous to tbe life of the individual ujM.ii whom thev are inflicted.Re.Kiaiiiincd\u2014The man had three attack» of diarrh'e in Kiugkion within a lew uiontht and the Uxly might be pr.-k».eiainined.\u2014AVat called to attend {lied«\u2019ceased on the i moriiiug ot 33 ble time, «ve are roinjiellvd t*» |iut our jHijirr to |ii« ss.A loll «vus luund tui» day against Kii**i1 on ii*r |ioti iamaiu.»»\u2022\u2022 nonce il(e na'io-a of \u2018ir .« .I ' v Ul|i|>«, son.and ».r« ,i,t\t| .Dm.ii, l.aq.M>*.Kl iol and aerrant\t|'re., K.q, of(l\u201et|,^,., M «1 orh Kmj.ui IJrot kville.and H «inuiei Puihey, Ksiiuno, o' M.r« li, l.( .\t1 A man nameil Hiemr*, wiih an n> r* implira.«vero ve««ervl*v ennotniled to ji* son.on a rl.aige .0 cnciilainig counterfeit Iol \u2022 ot llir \\ ii)iPr«t itsnk.\\1aMsari*u«tl« Fi t.i< : i>f it Utttf from Thrrr i{ \u2022er*.d/Ueil Jl.,7 »/ar-A \u2014 \u201c G\"\" s'r Job\" I'nihorne's son*, | Italicv** ill,* ekieal 1,1 ilo* two boarded ai die Reciory, had a oariow rseaf.e trom diow*.ing m I O* s .,»\u2022 aflernoon.He had goi.e in |.,ke n «*/i k alone \"\"d ,r|l '«\"\"\"gli 'he o\u2019** ai 'hr in* uili .1 the H!»« k River, hut «» .a Jirnvidi-ntia \\ rrsrued liv Jninea Purvr».tir,.tlirr-in-:a w ¦\u201e M,, .M'Doiif ai , «tien in a ai «i.ol great exhausfo*n Air.(Tolhorne was about itniiv ininuics in the »%ater hr «»n« carried in Mr.M\u2019Doiiealf.Iiousr.«» hrie I,a Wa* ire nr f with rvrrv allention allhotign Oeik hr ««lie mile |«i\thiiuia n, (pe evening, and ia 110'.v ijintr overrd.It i« j,r Joiaed to |tr-*eiit P irve* «vnf, a medal.^lor tlie articular» apply to Robert Svmet.Fxj.; nr, u, ^ ,\t,\tLOUIS PANKT.Quebec, 34th .Mnirb, 183ft.u\tN'otarr.THIS DAY IS OPI.VKD, The Wholekale and fietatl LONDON HA T WAIIEHO VSC, No.MoUNTAINe^T.A e.rt Drtor let Prescott f#///e«t, ut comeijurnce of lus having «viittcn the \u2018liarj.lv-,dmkiiu; letter to Mr.t) ( muiell.whidi I fonvartlcd to the Hctald on Sattudav last.T us nt .«lire cau«e< a split aniongM tla» laberalt in Limerick that i» likcN tn favoui a .( onservative candidate, for ail the iiidejieiident «\u2019andidati» are m Mi D'Bi icit » fa M.tn .Tac (.lu!«* aie to meet, hotvcvei, «m the subject nett Satunlay.Ghkst EtHTiiat sKK IV Svma.-The R.stnn P«;riot Imt advice» from Simina to Jan Sdfli.Smie Barm in the early j>art ol tl,e \u2022umi^.i «ei,s crrateil bv t!«c rumour of a plague nt Sim.rm, There proved to l«eonly 3 «asr» P om It.uout.by i advii-rs to J411.II, we Jram that the whole of S«ria liad l«e« ii I tlii.nvu into «\u2022mi.teniation by an earthquake.Jan.I, wbu h ) dcklmved «eveial town» and village».On the evening of the j Nc'* A \u2022 a>.a little Iwloie »untet, the town» of Tibrriu», Ja|»het, ami vcveial other nriijhlNiiiiicg villnget, «vert* ciitiiely overthrown by tin» d i cad Ini calamitv.Tlie »h*-ik extended many leagues.T *e t«.»v.i* «»ei« a heap of mins.and.awful to re-l late, ninr~lenths *»i the inhahitHiit» perithed ! Nothing |l.ll| i lM*r\"\tfiom Jertitalcm nr Jaffa.All the new litiddincs at Acre «me dcMrovrd.U Seule, the Fir rich Coiuol\u2019s wile 1 «» I* ilraggcd t*«un the luitis «vith her |«-g ciu«lied.« Great damage had been done about 'Miivina t*v the storm* j and rain», tv hit h inundated the field», blew down tree», Ac.j J Col, thfsiiev and In* steuniMiat «v.-ic at H.gdad, Houses For Sale and To Let.* \u201c\thist Page.rrMir.c«i|mrtnrrelup rxiMiug la*tween the undersigned, \u2022 un.ler the Fum of Massue ,V B *i«.mi.«v,|| ««oi,,: \u201e\u201e ,|lp ¦ 31st of the present month.The hum., »» will In* continued alter timt d.ite lu PiIsIih:' li.iissgAC, ni Ins own naine, L.M V vs l F.P.BOISSF-AL'.Quctieo, 11 th M.irch, JS37.\tl-ni.:j N O T I r p.IP is requeued that tlin»c Mcinlicrs f f!ir* Qrrncr .Mb-ciuvi.V Is\u2019.rnurK.wh*.mav li.«**»!i\t:.* nut la-limgiug t«* the said liiktitute, will return them .* *o,,ii\t.p.le.J,,r the jiurjiose of having the LIBRARY «.rran-cti ; .nd un Book* can 'a* taken out of the said Institute until further notice be o|veil.W* KENDALL, Librarian.Quebec, 10th March, 1837.AULTIOX ROOM AM) MOUES , rn i.f t.*'\u2022 Auction R«Mini and cttcn»ive Stnrvt, Vaults, iTtH-.1 n.No.5L V John-stiert.\u2014Apply to < J R.MUM)1 IV Quebec, 94fh Jan 1887.\t\u201e.|\t* TO BK LIT, Ând pomestion girm on the \\%t Vni, werl.IM A I l>«rge riMiimoiti ois House \u2014t pttwass No.1.1, Sr.Ursule direct, the pmprrty ,i|'hi sn b»« fitter, and lately in the occupation of the KifV Rev.the L.*r«l R.-hop of Quebec, having Mn rusii-; sn.ue stahle «n«l Coach huti»e.fbe Hou*# and Out houses are m good nr.lrr, amt thr whole with many conveniences, well adapted fjr Hm.4(.commodatioii of a large family, « .o.»\t.\tNOAH FRt.fR.Quet*ee, 94'b Jan I Hi?.\t\u201e to Ltrr.\u2022 If AT fine two «tory dwelling Ib'utr, \u2022 .ths*,' » and a targe Garden r.n the St.Lnuii R.wd.nr» Clapham Terrace.^i>s»e«ai«»ii given on the !>t Ms* nett.Apply to Akchiiulo CaupRiu., or to C.S.BOURNE.Que tier.18»h Jamiarv.1S37.\t11 HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BAT II S C.' AT THK AlaBION HOTEL», QU Ell EC.HOFFMAN, Jew.has pleasure in announcing, that the arrangement of his Baths, is now complete ; and facing rna oxlt AsTomwohatiow or twk atsu m Qmhwt, he trusts that bis future» and apparatus in this department will he found satisfactory and agreeable, tyuehrr, fith September, 1886.__u____________ FOR BALE BY THK SUBSCRIBERS AND now landing ex.France» Kikkers, from London, 4000 rainnfa AVheat, in eacellent order, 400 Kerrela Dantsie superfine Flour, 189 ewt.»ne Biscuits, 25 hhds.Refined Sugar, 30 reaks Saltpetre, And on hand\u2014 Cognac and Rerdaant Brandy, Jamaica Spirit*, Fine Rotterdam Gin, French WMta Winn Vinegar, Wbilo Soap, NalU, Spikee, French Uqnenrajian abell Almonds, And the«r oaonl aaaoctinent of WINK8, consisting of Fine Sparkling Champagne, Ruenbart's brand t Claret 4 | Madeira « Poet, Page'a brand 1 Sherry, Saateme and Maraala.LE MESUftlBR, TIUTONE * Co.Quebec, 19th Aagntf, 1116.\ta TO LET.a\tNo.3, St.Anne Street, which is well, il 1L adajited fur a private genteel familv.\u2014 AI-SO\u2014 The !\u2019rrmi«c» lately knuwn as tbe Quebec TattertalT*.Enquire of\tG.II.Il Y DU Quebec, 25th Febv , 1887\tu TO LET From first Moo.ar rt.I» A C\u2019om modiout Cottage, with stables and other out-f\\ houses, ala ut two miles from town, on the Nt.*Toy Road Applv at this office.Quebec 24th Febv, IS37.\tu ,\tHOI'SK TO LIT, O.8, Dca Grisoos-atrrct, on the Cape.**'*1^1\tMRS.BRYSON.Quohae, Both Febeunry, 1887.\tu-l TO BE LET.-fad possession fiera ca Iks 1st of Mop a^npHK bouse and office# in St.Feler street with X tho largo two story ator» and yard in rear, now oeeupied by Measra.R.F.Maitland A Co.^a^ The three atory brick bouse in St.Jumea street.\u2022Rb stable and nfflcec in the rear, occupied aa a m rraitkraee by Jamee Dean, Esq.Tho office, large store and cowl ahrde in tho occupation of Mesara.Tremain A M»*te.Half of tho foatr atory black store in James street, with two oArea at one end, now occupied by Mesam.Atkinson.Labor ne A Co.A three atory atono homo with largo cellar.In Sanll au-Matelot street, lately occupied by Meaar*.Moore A Brolhera, pnaacaaion immed.atefy, this aalo on easy torma of payment WM.PHILLIP*, n Old l uatem Ho tso- rnlj\u2019' Ui l a at ilaseribod hooaela for or à Coasfifni.\u2014Apply to Qnobor, Eel.18,1837.FOR SALE.HP.House and lot forming the «orner\u201cof St.I^wi, and Sr.Ursule streets, at mescut utxruiucd by Win.Retry, FUq.The Irnt being extensive, running up Sf.Ur»u!r-»treet al«out U)0 feef, will admit the construction of .wo hoowt.Terne of (wvinenr will be maile fa»y to the (Hinhaarr.No part of the inoiiev tiring required at present* Enquire at this Office.Quche»*, 8th February, 1837-\tu HOUSES TO LET.a_ P|NHK premUea .«\u2022.\u2022nmed b» N< %e Fitv»n.F«q., I I\u2019urt lewis Might*, nnd two lf\"«i*ea in that vtrinitv.al»o ibe re»tdenre of M w.Krtmi v, F.»u»c, uanng .»r^ accommodation.\u2014ALSO\u2014 THE houae m Stanishu Street, No.2.wah lUkuri aad out-houses.-AI-SO\u2014 Till; house io St.Joacpb Mrevt, with a hdw«*««¦\u2022 the cellar.E u paiticularx appiv to GEORGE P0ZÜL Quehrr, 20th Drt-vinlier.I S3«i.\tu-2 î^l ml TO LKT.SMALL HOI sf; in Job» Suburb\", Apply to K.II.It UC Dyon.M.G \\IIfDNF.K, 4th, Nov.I88fi.No.8.st.Ann«« \u2022'tri ct, TO LET.A House in 8*.Ann Street, Upper Town, orctiptcJ ffM dm (lertrnt by Mr.Charles Failley am! R G.Bclleau, NeUnes PuMic, wit!: eew srablingmmni.ete whicli will cnatain eight bortea.with a large sard paved with 3 «neb plank.Abo\u2014« store above tba stable with coach-houses Ac.fit for aa Aactioocvr or wholesale merchant_Appiv to JEAN R LA VIOLETTE, Tavcm-herpcr, l»**er Town market.Quebec,3d Fchcuaw, 1887.\t\u2022 M TO LET, IHn Ilmt'-e in 8t.John\tEppvr!R HALE ok To LET, with imroediate p«'* » aetwlon, that atone House with ¦\u201c'®c«»aeh-lMHia#, pleasamly ailuated in M.' \u2022»* atrswt, at the foot of Palace Hill, laudy occupied by ^ Dav;daon, Faqnire j it ia well adapted for a *ta»iHaw >\u2022 Applixmtiott to be made to J.iwm H.Ktaa, Esquira* Quebee, 17th September, 1883.\t\u201c a A VENDRE OU A LOUER, avec r imoMdiate, cette mesonn dc plerve \u2022[**** M renstae avawtagesiaemewt sature mr mrno Vallier, au baa de la rffle da Palato.ci-devaat oceapte « John Davidson, écuyer 1 laquelle eat tréa ro*^y1>V.une petite famille.\t»\u2019ad rawer à Jamu H- éeuyer.QkéEee, lîe Septembre, IHikS.\t¦\t\u2014 QUKBEl.-Printed aad peblebed bv THOS.CAltï ' Ce.FimaaoHa\u2019 Hsu "]