The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 23 avril 1860, lundi 23 avril 1860

[" ï Soop x mama masa | REEEES EO SRSEE NE eam 2F Put pt Bt ph a EE TTT Te ra mm SD DDD os == ! ured, or fee, cr she, N Hise acheons k CO, Levi, if ale : ards, [14 brand\u2014 CO.Street: \u2014\u2014\u2014a ION.prof | 8.\u2014\u2014 SINNINAWI CIVANNY DE ADMYUORSY NV NOG AINIADA | \u2018AtAVIA AVN (4 OOF ics ENTER \"OINS HAVE ATUFLYOD HOA Lo fran WYT | TENTE a, Quen: TL WSON.ÿ gibl pe jun n before ! | ol featioh re mre amare N°.9020.) : ; FLLIOTS DENTIFRICE.qe ! pat in use for vendering the TEETH The Tent clean and healthy.{ PREVENTS DECAY & TOOTH ACHE, and imparts & HEALTITY WHITBNESS {the Teeth, without the ightest injury ; at the oa me gives MEALEH AND VIGOR TO ie GUMS.Ask fo 's Dentifrice, as three imitations are beford the public.5 ossrs.For sale 8 USSON, ARDOUIN & BOWEN.Quebec, July 29, 1859.Fire Engines, Tron Bedsteads, de, #e., de.IRE: ENGINES, of LeViove's make prise Si0U\u2014throw a powerful stream of water, well suited for Steamers, Factories, Shipyards, &- \u2014ALSO,\u2014 TRON BEDSTEADS, Moy ÿ reduce! rates.* enrheacite Coal sSrov CHALLENGE HEATER, NERS, &e., &C.For sate bY rea manufacture.various patterns, AILWAY BURY S.SCOTT.Quebec, Oet.7, 1859.Le em J EDUCATION.+ J re Ce al o - VE RS.STURTON continues to RECEIV 3 YOUNG LADIES, to BOARD AND ÉDUVATE, in addition to ber daily pupils; and having for many years, conducted a first class School in Kuglund, she possesses the experience of a life successfully devoted to cducational mrauits.The Course of Instruction comprises Fnglist, including Composition, Astronomy, Hotany, Zoolngy.&c.; Frefich and Music, by superior Professors ; Drawing in Pencil and \u2018halk, and Painting.; TURES, illustrative pf the studies, ave iven throughout the year.x Ea Ms, SrURTOS 8 pupils Re-assemble on the ath August.1th of Augush 1) 4 HOUSIE PLACE.EsPLANADE.Quechee, Aug.5, 1859.HEALTH, COMFORT & LONG LIFE.fêlhe way to secure the above 1s the judicious use of what is placed at our disposal, not forgetting the celebrated Plantagenet Mineral Water, which is for sale at the Stores of M.ARDOUIN, Corner of Market SqRare, Upper Town ; B NE, - No.47.St.Peterf8t., Lower Town : A.PRUDOMME dit FAGUY, Corner of Sie.Genkvieve Sireet, st.hir's Suburbs, For inforn ation of the virtues cf Plantagenet, ee PaMPHLETs, to be had at the Dépot, Market Square, Aad Quehee, July 11, 1859.12m CU NEw Hair Cutting and Wig Making ESTABLISHMENT, No.10 St.John Street, QUEBEC.H.& W.BANSLEY, LATE OF TORONTO.TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! Christmas & New Year's Gifts! LERY, PERFUMERY, Brushes, T Canes, Baskets, und all kinds of FANCYY;O0DS, of the best English, Scotch, and Fre ch manufacture, at prices not to be found in t continent, solicits n call for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.Goods ail NEW.by the Steamers Uxsrrsp Kixgnox and Norris AMERICAN.Strict attention to Gentlemen and Children\u2019s Hair-Cutting and Dressing, Shampooing, Hair Dying, Moustaches and Whiskers, by Bansley\u2019s renowned HAIR DYE.; RAZORS GROUND and SET, on an entire new principle.#8\" Gentlemen, bring your Strops wben you bring your Razors.to have them put in guod order, for that is the great secret to keep a Razor in order.78 Remember No.10, St.Jou STREET.Quebec, Dec.19, 1859.Gmo28 Room Paper! Room Paper ! ! RECEIVED by Steamers NORTH BRI- 0YS, COMBS, CU TON and NORTH AMERICAN a LARGE A53+JRTMENT of PRPER HANGINGS, beau- ital in designs and ¢ Suitable for Draw- ng Rooms Dini ed-rooms, Alsoa VARIED ASSORTMENT of SIENNA and other MARBLES for LLS, &e., &e., which with his other stock willpe sold CHEAP FOR 8.CORNEIL, 41, St.John Street Quehcc, Aug.17, 1859.HYERES UST RECEIVED, e e¢J sale by the unders PACKING SALT.CHAS.E.LEVEY & CO.St.James Street.ALT.THoN, and for :\u2014300 Tons best Quebec.Oet.17, 1859.For Sale.BOUT FIFTY VOLUMES of the LONDON.EPINBURGH and WESTMINSTER WOOD'S MAGAZINE, They are half-hound, and are offered at one dly nt the Bok-store conne Quebec, June 10.1859.PIERIAN FLUID.A Sure Preventive of the Hair Falling off, or turning Grey.T PREVENTS D Es THE HEAD,R and PROMOTES th OWTH and LUXU- RIANOS OF THE IHAXR, better than any Preparation now before thy public.HICKMAN, AGENT, Quebec.DRUFF, REFRESH- JV E3 HEADAURE, Quehen.Aug.8, 1859.Montreal Whiskey.M.DOW & CQ.\u2019S WHISKEY, in Pun cheons, Tierc For sale by Quebce Dec, 9 1869.LAYER RAISINS.ICE LAYER h fruits BSUMER, 0.50 For SALE by JOBN.Qnebec, Fehy.8, 1860, As ERICAN CHEE OUNTAIN.Qackeo, Jany.18, 1860, A POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, A _\u2014\u2014 ee 5S.HOSSACK ay PUBLIC N ARIES, Quebec, Nov, 7, 1859.REMO JOHN AXDERSON & C0.COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FORWARLERS, Ship and Ins Agents, Have REMOVER to the NUN\u2019S BUILDINGS, SaiNr PETER STREET.Quebec May 12,1859.REMOVAL.WM.MeKAY& CO.MPORTERS ot FRENCH, ENGLISH and 1 AMERICAN ROUM PAPERS, have RE- MOV sD) to the premises .No.28, St.JOHN STREET, lately occupied by P.SINCLAIR, Paint, Oil, and Glasftores in the Rear, j@#-ENTRANCE {rd ~N STREET, adjoining Quehee, May 18.1859.HIGH SCHOOL OF QUEBEC.r§VHE usual course of instruction in this In- stiution comprises English Reading ; Grammar and Composition, History, Geography, Writing ; Arithunetic, General and Commercial; Mathematics, including Gegmetry, Algebra, Mensuration, &c.; French, Lan and Greek, Tzros, as heretofor ded.08.per annum, payable quarterly in advæe ; Scholars under 10 years of age £10 per unngm.By a due distribution offlahour among the Tenthers andotherarrangemep(s, à full opportunity isaffurded of securing proficiency in the practically useful, as well a8 the Classical branches.Quebec, Ang.8, 1859.PORT & MADEIRA WINE, QUPERIOR PORT in wood and bottle.Lower-Tawn, Nov, 4.189.For Sale.- FR OGSHEADS PRIME BRIGHT 510) i SUGAR.\u201cTIBB & CO.Quebec, Nor 18, 1859.CORK SOP.UST RECEIVED, ex \u201cTry Again,\u201d 200 J boxes LARD und PURE YELLOW SOAPy & CO, St.James Street.CHAS?Quebec, Qct.7.1879, Detection of T heft.HERE IS NO BETTER WAY for the PREVENTION or DFTECTION of THEFT of LINEN, SILK, and SUTTON WEARING APPAREL, than to hav i with \u201c PAYSON'S J .art can efface it.Tt reqnifes no preparation 78 Ask for Payson'sRINDE1.1BLE INK.For sale at the Druggists.Quebec, August 8,1859.EAGL Life Insurance Co, of London.ESTABLISHED IN 1807.Canada Agency Established in 1825.THE REALIZED ASSETS of this COMPANY amount to UPWARDS of TWO MILLIONS POUNDS, Sterling.The ANNUAL INGOME is npwards of THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-IIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.The number of EXISTING POLICIES is upwards of FOURTEEN, THOUIAND, insuring SEVEN MILLIONS, Sferling.The Divisions of Sultplus are quinquennial : and the Surplus (less 4 or cont ) is distributed amongst the uss ] The Rates of Preui perience of more than Kit a century warrant ; and a8 EIGHTY PER RENT.of all profits ie every live yenrs rhivided aJuong the assured, ib is evident that these rates ark the very lowest that any Life Insurance Company can demand.consistent with its own safely, rad the consequent security of the assured.Policies are issued with ar without participation of profits, lor One Year.Seven Years, Whole Life, Joint Lives payable on the life attaining the age of Sixty, or sooner, in the event of death.Premiunz payable quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly ; ouc half credit for first five years, W.& W.C.HENDERSON, Agents in Canada, are as Quebec, Jany.11, 1860, Liverpool $ London FIRE INSURANCE COMPY.CAPITAL.£2,000,000 Sta.Capital paid up & Accumulated Funds, £1,156,035 13s.0d.Sta.FHF undersigned Raving been appointed AGENT for theRabove FIRST CLASS English Co., is prepare URE Buildings, Merchandize, Ves eamers, Household Furniture, and Persona Property generally, AGAINST 1.OSS OR DANAGE BY FIRE, on FAVORABLE TERMS.#® No charge made for Policies, DANIEL McGIE, AGENT.Quebce, Oot, 14, 1859.mi Soup Kitchen for THE POOR, IN CONNECTION WITH THE FINLAY ASYLUM.T% ABOVE KITCHI ITCHEN, situated at the CORNER of IA TOURELLE sand SAINT \u2018LAIR STREETSHST.Jon Strenns, will he OPENED on EVE 'SDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY encing on Turapar, the 20th instant.from ITANF-PAST ELEVEN, AM,to ONE P.M., to sulply those who are furnished with Tickets, Subscribers will La entitled to 20 Tickets for avery dollar coutributed, which can be obtained from the undermentioned :\u2014Mr.P.Sena ; Mr.W.Sranuet ; Miss Woops, at the Depository, St, John strect ; and Mr.Lenfesty, Bt.John street (without), Quebec, Dec.19, 1859.a COFFEE FOR SALE.MONDAY FVENING SANFORD\u2019S LIVER INVIGORATOR NEVER DEBILITATES! 18 COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY Fie M GUMS, and las become an established tact, & Standard Medicine, kaown and approved by nil that have used it, and is now rerorted to with confidence] inall the diseases for which It is recommended, It has cured thousands who had given np all hopes upsoliested certificates in The dose mu -t be adapt- the individual taking it as to act gently on the Tet the dictates of your nse of the LIVER INVIGU.LIVER COMPLAINTS, RIL: SIA, CIIRONIC DIORR- RY within the last two years, uf relief, as the numerous my possession showed to the temperament of aad used fn such quantities dowels.ljuigment guide you in the KATOR, and it will cure LIUVUS ATTACKS.DYSPEP- IJJUEA, SUMMER COM- VROISY, SOURSTOKACH, CHOLIC, CHOLERA, CHO- INFANTUM, FLATUL- LERA MURBUS, CHOLERA ENCE, JAUNDICE, FE VALE WEAKNESSES, and may be ased succosstnlly as an ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE.lt will cure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can testify) IN TWO oR THREE Tia.at the commencement of ALL WHO USE IT ARE its favor, MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE INVIGORA- TUR, AND BWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.PRICE :\u2014ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.\u2014 ALSO, ~\u2014 SANFORD\u2019S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS COMPOUNDED FROM PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACER, and put up in GLAS: CASES, Afr Tight, and will xeein any climate.The Fayiy CATHARTIC OILY, i4 a gentle but active Cathartie which the pro.,~Rocietor has used in his practice more than twenty, cars The constuatly increus- who have loug usel the whieh nl) express in regard to their use, han induced ne to place them withia | thie reach of all The Profession well know, md; at different Cathartics acts on different portions 3 { the bowels.The FAMILY CaATHAR- VIC PILL has, with due referrpes tu this well igstahlished fact, been compoundod from a variety QO iif the purest Vegetable Extracts, which net alike pay |'m every part of the alimentary cansl, and are: 1300D und SAFE in all cases wheru a Cutbartic, 4 | < needed, such as DE- RANSFEMENTs OF THE STOMACH, BLEEPINFSS.PAINS IN THE BACK ANI & LOINS.COSTIVENESS.PAIN AND BURENE== OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold, which: < frequently.if neglected, end iu a long course of Fever, LOSS of APL'ETITE.A CREFPING SENSATION\u2019 ICVER THE.BODY, REST LESSNESS, HEADACHE, 0 OR WEIGHT IN THY HEAD.all INFLAMMA.TORY DISEASES, WORM- in CHILDREN or ADULTS ! < RHEUMATISM.à GREM PURIFIER of the BLOOD.laud many diseases to which flesh is lieir.too.{O jsumerous to mention in this advertisement, DOSE | lane to threo.PRICE ;\u20143 DIMES.; The LIVER INVIGORATOR and FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL are retailed by Druggists gonerally, and sold whole- gale by the Trade, in ali the large towus.S.T.W.SANFORD, M.D., Maoulacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, New York 2m TWENTY MINUTES, IF SPOUNFULS ARE TAKEN attack.GIVING their testimony LIVER INVIGORATOR.13 demand from those PILIS, and t esatisfaction November 23, 1859.FOR SALE, 80 OXES Choice Brands Manufactured TOBACCO, 15 Hbds.Fine Kentygbky Leaf, 50 Bales do d edo .50 Barrels Cut f 100 Kegs Best Ruse fr.LYMESURIER.J Quebec, Oct.26, 1859, NEW BOOKS.N IDDLETON & DAWSON have received 1 The Annual Scientific Discovery.or Year Book of Facts, for 1860, exhibiting the most important discoveries and improvements in Mechanics, useful Arts, Natural Philosophy.Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Zoology, Botany.Mineralogy, Meteorology, Geography, Antiquities, &ef &c.; with notes on the progress of Sciejce during the year 1859, and a List gt scent Scientific Publi: cations, A Wells, AM.cco.by Fohn Lizars The Impeuding Crisis of ffhe South, by H.R.per.The Professor at the Breakfast Table, by O.W.Holmes.Friends in Council: a Series of Readings and Discourse thereon.A new series\u20142 vols.For sale at SHAW\u2019S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill.Quebec, Feby.3, 1860.HENRY TAYLOR'S WORK, ox THE Intention of the Imperial Parliament to unite the Colonies and Provinces of Great Br tain by their Representation by Federal Union in the Imperial House of Commons.HIS WORK is intended to preserve the unity of the Prévinces of Canada, Eust and est, by establishing a just balance of power on both of them, peuring a lue degree oi Uolunial influence 1M the Honourable House o Commons; thereby Qevating these Colonies ti an equal independency of Great Britain berself.N.B.\u2014The work tu bad at MIDDLETON & DAWSON'S Store, Lower Town, Queuce , at P SINCLAIR'S, Upper Town ; and of the author HY.TAYLOR.Quebec, Nov, 71h, 1859.EDUCATION.Mn.EAST?S PRIVATF & SELECT ACADEMY, Artillery House, d\u2019Auteuil St, U.Town, Quebec.NGLISH PUPILS are prepared for the 4 Universities of Oxford and Cambridge ; for fhe Naval and Military Colleges of England : for the Entrance Examination to the Uuiversitier of Canada ; and for the various callings of a superior education.FRENCH PUPILS Prepared foc the Entrénce Examination to the Laval Univere!ty ; For ghe Higher Forms of the Seminaire de Quebec for Examination a: ingineers, &c.; and for cy in the Eaglish Pupils entered for Comercial Studies receive Instruction in every brangh of Education quali- ing them for the Mercanlile Profeesion ; Book- ecping on the most approved Modern System : Commercial Correspondente, in English and French ; Commercial Calculations, of every denomination ; Mental Arithmetic, and all expe ditious methods ; Instrumental Arithmetio, Geometrical and Financial Computations, &e.: Commercial Geography.including the Imports.Exports.Produce, Manufactures, &c., &c., of all countries.JUNIOR PUPILS Are carefully instructed in every Branch of Education qualifying them for the Higher Forme of Commercial or Collegiate Studies.Examinations monthly, and Duplioaten of the apers (a lest of progress) sont home to the arents half-yearly.TERMS: Per Quarter apis atndying In Private Class.PD ve sv.810 to 816 hese 6to 12 +.Æ40 per annun.12m .usrasvacnos ms.Do.the Commercial Room Bontdera.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.Quebec, April 19, 1850.| < DUNCAN MACPHERSON : HAS FOR SALE : Q''scoré PERY FINE OLD DISTILLE SCOTCH UNSKEY (OBAN RY).Quebec, Sept.39, 1080, MRS.WINSLOW, An experienc! Nurse and Female Physician, pres:ats to the attention of Mothers, her Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETING, which greatly facilitates the pracess of teething, by eoftening the gums, redueing all inflammation \u2014will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is Sure to Regulate the Bowels.Depend upon it, m thers, it will give rest to yourselves, and Roltef and ealth to your Infants.We have put up and sold tifs article for over ten years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have never buen able to say of ny pie TTMRS.medicine NEVER .HAS IT FAILED, WINSLOW'\u2019S|IN A SIN- T0 Er-| SOOTHING PEUR A CURE.SYRU P, wheu timely used.\u2014 Never did we know nu instance of dissatisluction by any one who used it, Ou the contrary, all aie delighted with itz operations, ard speak in terms of highest comtmmenäalivn of its magical effects in:1 medical vihtues.We speak in this matter * WHAT WE DO KNow, \"after Len years experience, AND PLEDGE OUR REFUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENL DF WHAT WE HERE DHCLARE.In elmost every ingte: ae where the infant is eufferine from pain ans exhanstion, relief wifi be found in fifteen or twenuy minutes after the syrup is administered.This valuable preparation is the prescription f one of the most EXPERIENCED aod SKILFUL NURSES in New Englaud, and haa been used with NEVER-FATLING SUCCESS in THOUSANDS OI CASES.It not only relieves the child {rom pain, but invigorates the stom and howels, corrects acidity, and gives tonufnd energy to the whole system.It will a inztantly relieve GRIPING IN THE B S, AND WIND COLIC, and over lenme convulsions, OR which, if not speedi- ly remedied, end in CHILDRE N death.We believe itl TEETHING.jthenesT & suresT \u201cREMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all cases of DYSEVTERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises trom teething, or any other cause, We would ay to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing complainis\u2014-vo Nor LET YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS.Stand between your suffering child and the relief that will be SURE\u2014yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE\u2014to follow the use of this medicine, if timely used Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.Sold by Druggista throughout the werld.22 Prixcipar, OFrice, No.13 CEbaR STREET, New York: Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.Sept.21, 1839.ly THE Queen\u2019s Choice Cooking Stove.A VERY superior STUVE, combi and economical in fu at the late Ki SALE by eavy Canadian-made ng late improvements, It took the flrst prize exhibition.A few for HENRY S.SCOTT: Quebec, Nov.18,155.WANTED |A PARTNER.Ÿ TITH £2000 or £3000, in 8 well-estab- lished and profitable MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, in the vicinity Quebec, Most satisfactory information ma@ffhe had où appli cation to ; HOCSSA LOIS.Notaries, Quebec, Feby.8, 1860.im Sas PEAS.20 Barrels just receiys d for sale by .UNTAIN, Quebec, Jany.15, 1860.NOTICE.A LI.CLAIMANTS on the ESTATE of 4 the late REBECCA HUNTER.widow of the late Daxter D.Punoy, in his lifetime of London, England, ore requested to FYLE THEIR ACCOUNTS, duly attested, at our Office, before the FIRST of MARCH NEXT: aad those INDEBTED to gc said Estate, to make IMMEDIATFE PAYMENT to the undersigned.By order of the FExecuto\u201d HOSSACIÿ & LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Feby.24.1860, TEAS FOR SALE.80 ALF-CHESTS TWANKAY, C 60 du.Hyson Twankay, 30 do veryC 20 Chests Inperial, 21 Chests Guupowler, 20 Chests superior Sou 80 Half-Chests fast Souchong, 23 Do.do.Ooolong, 30 Catties fine Gunpowdfr, 100 Catties fine Hyson, For SALE by JOON L'EMESURIER, No.83 Paul Street.ice Hyson, nglich Break Quebee, Feby, 3.1860, Coughs, Colds, Honrsenes | and INFruexza.Iuuration, Sone.wuss.or any affection of the Thro CURED.the Hackixa Covon in D''oxsumPrion, Bieonenitis.Waoop | iva Corait, ArtHMA, CATARRH, RELIEVED, by BROWNS BRON CIHITAL TROCHES, or Couau Loz ENOFS.\u201cA simple and clegant Cocaus, &c.\u201d combination Jo Dr.G.F.Brarzow, Boston.\u201c Have proved extrem:ly serviceable for | HOARSENESS.\" Rev.Hexry Warn BrecuEn.tJ recomniend their use to Pufric Rev.E.H.C Effectual in removing Hoogsencse and Ir ritation of the Throat, so conn with SPEAK ERS and SINGERS.\u201d Prof.M.STACY JOHNZON, LaGrange, Ga, Teacher of Music, Southern Female College, « Two or three times I have b_gh attacked by BRONCUITIS £0 a8 {0 make mé icar that I should he compelled to desist from ministerial labor, through disorder of the Throat.But from a moderate née of the * Troches\u201d I now find myself able to preach nightly.for weeks together, with.oat the slightest inconvenience.\u201d ev.K.B, Rrexuax, A.B.Montreal, Weslayun Minister.Sold by all Druggists iu Cariad®, at 25 cents per Lox.: Nov.8, 1859 ce 8m | Srnith\u201ds-Coails.ry - A Vance LOT, VERY SURERIOR.ol SALE by : JOUN AS NX & 00, Quebee, Nov, 23, 1859, , APRIL 23rp, 1860, : Property for Sale or to Let.FOR SALE COMFORTABLE and well-fin- [ ished COTTAGE, containing «sta Sitting and Dining Rooms, Kitchen, aud two Betl-rooms, w.th Coach-ho se.Stable.aud a fine Garden, about three quarters of an ucre square, situated on the main road aod in the centre of the beautiful villgge L'Islet, one and s-half miles from the Ka station, and u few mitules\u2019 walk from tbe CRarch Post and Telegraph offices.and Gorerumfnt wharf, where steamboats ply daily from and Quebre, Apply to HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, .Notaries, Quebec, March 14, 1860.TO BE LET.YHE WHARF and STORE in Saint Paul Street, adjoining the froperly of H.J.Noan, E:quire, and now occ pied 8 TuEMaix & Co.pied by Moser.J.NGLOIS, Notaries.mme HOSSACK Quebec, Foby.1, 1860.For Sale, or To be Let.n_.8 HAT Commeadibus Three-Story Stone RW Lda Opposite Russel 1 LING HOUSE, Palace Street, ANGLOIS, Nectaries.vocaten, poet chee, Dec.21, 1859, FOR SALE.HE THREESTORY STONESTORE Jeg aud premises situated on Main \u201cStreet, Aylmer, Cagada East, and at present occupied by the Trugites, Esinte of Jubn Egan, aud also the djuining occupied as an Hotel by Mr.Apply to ROBT.MITCHELL, 3 St.Peter St Quebec.15th July.1859.eter Street TO LETHE SHIP YARD, forming the corner of Prince Rdward and Craig Streets ; together witlf the large S : mi pa TE g i \u20ac large STORE Apply to Quebec, Feby.6, 1860.TO BE LETHE CUT STONE BUILDING, comprising STORE and DWEL- oh: LING, corner of St.P: -ou- Matelot Streets.\u201c and Suult-au NGLOIS, ING, Bt.eter Street lawu HOSSAC Notaries, Quebec, Feby.8.1860, otaries FOR SALY.I'NVO comfortable COTTAGES, on the St.Lewis Roffd, near the city Ad limits ; half the puiffhag-money may remain on the property: yto HOSSACK 3 NGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Feby.8.1860.FOR SALE.J Lor OF TWO ACRES, with DWELLING HOUSE and other Ma buildings thereonf erected : will be sold very low, and on ea, It LANGLOIS, Notaries 4 | | Property for Sale or to Let.FOR SALE.He HOUSE o ed by W.Diok- 3 St.Genevieve eneon, Ecq.0 AN WURTELE.Sw Street, Cape.Cc on easy terms of Quebee, April 4.1860.South Quebeo, known as SAINT order), bhip-Yurd, Stores, Wharves, Booms, soccage, under Letters Patent from the Crown; acres, and extends from 22 feet deep water, at completion of the Railway to Halifax, and the value, à term of years.The Steam Saw-Mill 19 mostghdvantageously situated HRIS For Sale, or Lo be Let.F{YHE PROPERTY at Pointe Levi, Epil LAWRENCE COVE.with Dwelling House, Steam Saw-Mill (in complete working Cling, &c., &e.| The property is Leld in free and common it has u frontage on the St, Lawrence, in the ecutre of the harbour of Quebec, of over five the loweat Lides.to the Queen's highway, in the village of Notre Dame, Pointe Levi.On the proposed improvements in the Harbour of Que- Leo, this property ill muck enhanced iv The property will Le payment, or LEASED for cntting logs, timueÿ required for the American market, or for slfip-building or railroad purposes, Apply to R.MITCHELL, 8 Bt.Peter Street.Quebec, Feby.28.1860.2m TO BE LET.with wing, situated in St.Ursule Street.contalning ten rooms, pontry and ipg also.Repairs TWO-STORY STONE HOUSE.EN cellar, with gas and water ; stab) SAC GLOIS, otaries, St.Peter Street.Quebec, March 9.1860.u TO LET.BED ROOM and SITTING ROOM, either FURNISHEIZor UNFURNISHED.Apply to ROOKE, : and Allee Rond.Quebec, Feby.27, 186d.2m FOR SALE.THREE -STORY DWELLING HOUSE, convenient Yard, EX Out-buildings., ; ia St.Lewis Ward, within the gate.Appl; HOSSA & LANGLOIS, Notaries, 4 Quebec, Feby.10, 1860.MONTREAL OCBAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.Under Contract with Her MaJesTY\u2019s Provincial Government for the Conveyance of the MAILS between Liverpool and Canada ; and carrying the United States Mails.Summer Arrangements \u2014SEason 1860.ry IIS LINE will gomprise the following FIRST-CLASS@FPOWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS :\u2014 ; BOHEMIAN, Cap ANGLO-SAXON.NORTH BRITON, NOVA SCOTIAN, Lupt.McMaster; + NORTH AMERICAN, Capt Thos.Aiton; CANADIAN (new), Capt.Graham ; \u2014\u2014 i (building), \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 à upt.Wm.Ballantine ; apt.Robert Borland ; BOUT 22 ACRES OF LAND part of that well-known Farm joining Scorp\u2019s Bridge, with Dwelling Barn, and Stable.The Gardening, and is in the * Apply to PETER rietor, on the premises ; LANGLOIS, the pro or to HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebeo, Fehy.24, 1860.Im TO BE LET.A i ad HOUSE, Root-house, soil is well adapted f highest state of ¢ 20 HE THKEBg STORY DWELLING HOPSE, in Saint Paul =A Street, fagmerlyBMoccupied by JOHN LAMBLY, Esquire.: HOSS L'ANGLOIS, Notaries._ Quebec, Feby.20, 1860.TO BE LET.and the premises OWNDES\u2019 WIIARF ., Eequire, occupied by J.GE THE DWELLIN ES adjoining.Apply to HOSSACK LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec.Feby.8.1860.FOR SALE.THREE-STORY Brick DWELLING HOUSE, covered with tin, containing 13 rooms, and provided with water-pipes, &c.\u2014ALSO FOUR BUILDIN eufficient quantity of the spot for the constructioifo The property issituat- d IFan cligible locality, within ten minutes\u2019 walk of Pt.Lewis street, and , adjoining, and ; will be sold low on easy tein, with a Sherift\u2019s title.Apply Lo HOSSACK & LANGLOIS.Notaries, Quebec, Feby.00, 1880.4 FIRE INSURANCE.\u201c State\u201d Fire Insurance Company, \u2014OF\u2014\u2014 Capital.\u2014~Twd $ a ion Dollars.EDUCED RATESE ON BUILDINGS, R FURNITURE, STO®K IN-TRADE, VES- sELS ON S8TOCKS, &o., &p.Agents for Quebec :\u2014 JOHN ANDERSON & CO., © Nun's Baildings, 8t.Peter 84.: J.B.BRUNEAU, te .Des Fossts Strest, $t.Roobs.*Queteo, Feby.22, 1860.La PNROTISIT SNOE-THREAD.~~ ~*~ ies and weights, just received by Nova Sc f Quebec, Mareh 28, 1860 Ÿ (building), : (in connection with the G.T.R.R.of Canada.) and will maintain a WEEKLY COMMUNICATION between LIVERPOOL and QUEBEC, railing as fullows :\u2014 From Liverpool to Quebec\u2014EvERY WEDNESDAY : North Driton .Wednesday, April 18 Bohemian.Wednesday, April 25 Cunndiau .Wednesday, May 2 Anglo-Saxon .Wednesday, May 9 From Quebec to Liverpool\u2014EVERY SATURDAY: North Briton .,,.Saturday, May 12 Bohemian .Saturday, May 19 Canadiau.Saturday, May 26 Anglo-Saxon .,.Saturday, June 32 culling at a port in thé North of Ireland on bath outward aud homeward voyages, to receive and laud mails and passengers.RATES OF PASSAGE, FROM LIVERPOOL TO QUEBEC: Caniy.from £15 15s, to £18 18s., stg., according to accommodation.(Children under 12 years of age 306.per year in After Cabin, aud 28s.per year in Forward: Berths.) THuiRp Cra88,.sc\u2026c00 TO 7 0 8tg.Children in Third Glace : 7 ÿears and under 12.4 10 0 Stg.810 08\u2018g.Fake.| year and under T.\u2026.0000.Under 1 year.[I FROM QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL: Cipiy, from $66 to $80, according to accommodation.Children in the Cabin: Under 12 years of age $6.00 per year in After Cabin, aid $5.00 per year in Forward Bertbs.Tudor Lear.ovevieennns +.FRkE.Taian CLAS.sraussosuss0000, $S0.00.Children in Third Class: Over 1 year of age and under 12, 82.50 year.Under 1 year .Lace san cen0e Free.*,* Rertex Ticsers, from Liverpool to any of the principal places in Canada, will be granted ; and to parties taking them at the same lime as the original passage, a reduction on the usual fare will be made.Berths not secured until paid for.«A duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each vessel, All baggage at risk of owner thereof.Steerage Passengers are required to provide themroives with Bedding, and Hating and Drinking Utensils.All parcels intended to go by thess Steamers should be forwarded - through the British and\" American Express Co.For farther, patienter apply to BURNS SYNES à CO.instead of willingly undertaking some a¢if-sa- Agente, 8.81.Peter Street.Quebec, April 18, 1860.*,* The following are the Steamers to sail from Portland to Liverpool previous to fiest depirture from the St.Lawreoce :\u2014 Anglo-Saxon.ove os Saturday, Apri] 21 Norti American.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Saturday, Apr 28 Nova Sentian .Setaréay, MA April 18, 1é60.1 à sé Co RIME LEAF LARD P 100 Kegs FRESH PRIME LEAF LARD.0 le L: iid NE, GIBB & 00.Quebeo, March 7, [Vor.98 JUDGE HAGARTY ON BANKRUPTCY.We make the following extract from the able charge of Mr.Justice Hagaity, on apen- ing the Toronto Spring Aesizes, on the Oh inst.: The presenie of large lialulitics arising partly fiom commercial disaster, but 10 u lar taore secious-exieut from ruinous dealings in real esipie, has called public attention to tre cee i \u20ac \u2014+ \u2018existing lawe of debtor and ereditor, and to the promiety of adopting a bankrupt luw, or in other worda, of relieving a class of people w: 6 are unable to meet their engagements {ram all legal obligations to discharge them now or at any future period.At a tine of great depres- sign it is naturel that there should be a diy of distress and a popular impress on that legislation can give relief.Justice requires pi the interests of the (wo classes of deblors and creditors shall be impartiaily considered.As a genera! rule, it is exceedingly hazardous to alter or tamper with the lung setiled and thoronghly understood laws of contract, and such a proceeding is doubly dangerous at a season like the present, when from exiraordi- nary causes the burden of liability is pressing with peculiar severly, and a darge Glass 18 clamorous for an alteration of the law, Upper Canada has certainly.not been behind o her rations in sweeping away many laws which were said to bear harshly on debtors.In 11e judgment of many the whole course of iegis- lation has for years been towards favoring the debtor and protecting mim from the creditor.Very litile more than twenty years ago, a man couhl be atrested for any sum over forty shii- lings on an affidavit meraly stating an appre- heurion that he would leave the Province without paying.Debtors conld be kept in jail almost indefinitely when the greditor was dis- josed 10 exercise hie strict Nighte.The law has been gradually changed.Arrests were soon prohibited vader £10\u2014some astringent affidavits required, and at last it was provided that no ahiest côbld be Made under X25 or without an order trom & judge on a statement of such facts as would warrant the belief of an immediate fraudulent departme from the Province.Prompt redress can te obtained it such statement can be proved nnfounded.The old jail limits have been.extended to the limits of the connty, prisoners giving bail in executions need not be bound 10 remaiy even within such extended limits, but may simply, give security to appear when lawlully required to answer interrogations and obey rales of Court.The old arrests, on attachinents for contempt of court in not paying over muney are abolished.Very favorable means are provided for the prompt discharge of all debtors who can give a fair account of their means.Wearing apparel and furniture, tools and implements of trade to £15 are protected from execution, [i may be said with confidence that no truly honest man in Upper Canada\u2019 willing to pay his debts as far an his means permit, need fear the operation of the present law of arrest.Creditors may be said to suof- fer infinitely more from them than debiors.\u2014 A Bankrupt law wisely framed to svit the circumstances of this eonntry, and faithfully administered would doubiless be a great step in advance.Jt is impossible, however, to provide any very cheap machinery for working it in the one and thiny counties of Upper Cana- du.If centralized at Toronto, it might be too costly for distant suitors.The popular solution of the difficulty would, doubtless, bo the giving ol Bankruptey jurisdiction to the County Courts.But the administration of anovel and highly unportant jurisdiction of this nature\u2014 requiring the nicest appreciation of the rela tive rights of debtor and ereditor and of mercantile law\u2014would be a heavy addition to the already onerous duties of our 31 County Judges.Canadians would hardly advocate such a retrogade step as the fixing of the standard of commercial power and integrity lower than in the mother country.There, before a Bank- tupt can obtain his certifirate of discharge fus conduct as a trader\u201d is to be examined under the Statue, whether opposed by his cre- ditars or not.Every'day we find the certificate delayed for one or two years, or refused when the Bankropt has traded oracted in an unfair or disreputable manner.Amoug the common otjections to his discharge may be hastily suggested \u2014buying systematically on credit to sell under cost for cash\u2014giving an undue or fraudulent preference to a creditor on the eve of bunkruptey\u2014reckless over-trad- ing, dealing in accommodation paper, which the trader kriew he cou'd not rearunably meet \u2014 putting creditors lo unneccessary expense by vexntiously or frivolously defending ac- tiona\u2014 pretending fictitious losses in business \u2014econtracting debts fraudulently, or obtaining forbecrance from eruditors by fraud or false pretences\u2014misappropriation of trust monies \u2014losing money at play or s'ock-jobbing.These and the like grounds are often 1aken on Bankrupte asking a full discharge.\u2018The object of nay such !aw is, and of course ought to be (besides the even distribution of assets) the protection and discharge of the honest, though unfortunate trader.With euch a man every one will sympathise.As a matter of fact, it may well be doubted, whether many such persons in Upper Canada are practically in need of a Bankrupt Law.A tolerably extensive connexion with legal practice for nearly 20 years has impressed upon my mind with the strongest conviciion that no really honeat trader who, withont inisconduet or extravagance.has failed in business, finds any serious difficulty in obtaining a release from his creditors on the surrender ot ail his naxets.For one merciless creditor, I at least have generally found as many evasive or disenge- nuovs debtors, whose object wae to retain ther property and yet escape their obligations.Any law which would enable this latier class of persons to apply the sponge to their debts might benelit them, but might operate with croel injustice on those 10 wham they are in- debited.The nghts of crediturs are at least as sacred as those of debtors, and in compas.sionating the later, we are tov apt 10 forget the rain which their failure to pay or make any effort of seli-denial to pay, inflicts on creditors who may themselves be engaged in a hard struggle to maintain their own credi and eup- themselves and their families.The pos- rions of the hunest trader stru gling wiih hard times\u2014with diflicully meeting his own engagements and striving to collect every available debt due 10 him is, lo most just eyes, a far more trying situation than that of his dedt- or, who possibly after much over-trading and extravagance, assigns his property, and then, eritice to enable him to pay his creditors, asks the law 10 step in and absolve him from ail res- jonsibility.1 bave observed the really honest trader to be leniently and in must cases geneiousiy dealt with by his creditora, released in full, and generally his huusehold furniture and domestic property left with him.I remember no case in which a man eshibi:ing an honest statement, and frankiy surrendering everything lor equal distribution, has had reason 1o \u2018complaid cfthe treatment le receiv- ce.Instanves cen of course be multiplie 1, of creditors refusing a composition when they found that others had been unfairly # ce - Spas preferrsd, or when they ressonahly believed that praperty had been held back.Ya the compiainte wbich we someiunes hear of pio- peity being sold on execution to pay debis and of unfewling examination into a debtor's! private affairs, there seems to be a constunt rgelfuineaa of the equal, i uot greater, amount of suffering, caused by the non-pay- ; met of the very debt, perhaps, fur same ia-| borers lard-earned wages, to recover which the proceeding has been taken.Our com- mereial credit and integiity ought lo be abuve | euapicion, They ure justly prized by every.lover of his country, and \u2018whatever tends to lower them below the high standard of British law and practice should be watched with most\u2019 anxious cure.We will join in the esrnest hope and confidence that any alteration in the iaws ol contract, in the respective positions of debtor and creditor witl be framed ina wise merciful and impartial apirit.England has of late years mads vast progress in Law Reform, and we may derive great benefit from watching the instructive changes she adopts, snd profiting by her experience.À fuil measure of Bankrupiey reform, intended to mes! certain admitted evils, is now submitted to the Imperial Parliament.er NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Direct Steam Communication with Glasgow-\u2014R.Shaw & Co.State Fire Insurance Co.\u2014J.Anderson & Co.æTrinity House By-Law\u2014E, B.Lindsay.Holloway's Pills\u2014Prot.Holloway.Notice\u2014Gough Division, Sons of Temp.THE DEFENCES OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS.We are glad to learn from late and sure authority her Majesty\u2019s Government is not un- mindlul nor forgetful of the words of the Dake ol Wellington, \u2018+ Unce get a good naval station ! at ine Channel Isiands, and you will be ss free from French invasion as if you were in my own room.\u2019\u2019 It is now fifteen years since the Governmunt of the day appointed a secret commission composed of naval and military officers, 10 survey the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and to report upon the best means of forulying them, and of establishing ut each & naval station, or harbour of refuge, as it was called for obvious reasons.The commissioners suggested the construction of such harbours at the three inlands, but st two only were their suggestions carried oul, The harbour cf Mt.Catherine's, Jersey, which is imma.liately opposite St.Malo, has one break water complete, and could aflord accom - modation to a considerable rquadron ; but the principal works are being carried on at Alder- ney, whose smal! urdinary population of 1,2 inhabitants 1s now increased by as settlement of 900 artisang and 60 hoses, working under the direction of Messrs.Jsckson & Byng, the contractors.An immense breakwater had been constructed at Braye Bay, which was capable of atlording shelter and anchorags to fifteen sai! of the line, at à distance of about 8 miles from Cape La Hogue and Cherbourg on one side, and not more than forty fram Portland on the other, where there is accommodation tor a powerful fleet.The new harbour 18 studded with recently erected forts, armed with guns of tha heaviest calibre, and the whole of the works are carried on wi:h the greatest activity, It is the confident opinion Hose, Packing, Hose\u2014 Wm, Eaden, Through Steamer for the npper ports\u2014J.Anderson & Co.Spring Goods\u2014Lane, Gibb & Co.THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.x QUEBEC, APRIL 23rp, (860.zy - sar SEE FIRST PAGE.THE NORTH AMERICAN'S MAIL.Tux R.M.S.8.North American arrived at Portland on Thursday luat, and that portion of her mails destined for Quebec, was received on Friday evening.We have made the lol- lowing extrgo » from our exchange Îyles, and irom the supply of the latest journals so generously supplied, each steamer, by Messrs.Allan Brotuers :\u2014 GREAT BRITAIN.THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE ANNEXATION POLICY OF FRANCE, Lord John Russell's correspondence with Lord Cowley ou this subject hus been published.The noble lurd answers M.Thouvenel a: great length, and argues that France can have nothing 10 fear from Sardinia, nor can France fear confederacy against her, for ther - coul be none unless provoked by her own aggression.It seems, then, to her Majesty's Government, that the argument in favour of the annexation of Savoy to France, founded on the assumed insecurity of the French territory bordering upon Savoy, falls to the ground when 1t comes 10 be fairly examined.The demand for territorial aggrandissement on the part nt France cannot lail to give uin- brage 10 every sate interested in the balance of power.If sneh cluime were a-Imilted from a powerful newhbour, might and not right woud thencelorward be the rule to determine termtorial possession, and the integrity and in \u2018ependence of the smaller states of Europe would ' @ placed in perpetual jeopardy.Lord John Russell denies that the treaty of 1814 ean justify France in demanding Savoy and Nice as à ** revindication.\u201d Such claim can orly be made by the going back lo the first empire.Hus .ortehip then urges that aii Eurcpe ir interested in the integrny of Swityerland gua- ranted by the ireuiy of 1815.That country can have no longer security against France 1t Frauce takes poaression of Savoy and Nice.aud France and Nardinia are not competent by agreement berwesn them 10 empair tlie safely of Swizerland without the consent of the siaies of Eurnpe; besiles which, it cannot be for the interest of France herself 10 break down barriers for the nutrality of Belgium at the northern and of Switzerland at the southern extremity of the eastern frontier of Frarce, which is of advantage to her as well as to Europe.Lord John Russell, in the name of Great Briain, disclaime any direct interest in the matier, or any uulriendly feeling.THE RUINED SHIPOWNERS AND THE CANADIAN TIMBER TRADE.A fortnight ago, in and about the Sailors\u2019 Home there miglit have been seen crowds of sailors looking out for ships.There was Jack, loivering about wih his hands in his biseches uckets, because nobody required his services.ast week, however, wrought a material change chai:ge lor his benefit.Notwithstanding the ¢ protest and ¢ remonstrance* addressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Le Mr.Thos.M¢Avity, mayor of St.Juhn, ew Brunswick, wha apprehended that the equalisation of the daties un foreign and colonial wood would inflict great injury upon the colony, and notwithstanding the representations made by Mr.Robert Rankin, who not only predicted ¢ great discouragement to ous North American colonies,\u2019 but a furiher depression of the shipping interest by an increase of the Baltic timber irade, which is carried on by foreign slips\u2014notwithatanding the direfu! consequences which bo h these gentlemen anticipated as the results of the Chancellor of the Excbequer\u2019s propaaal, it has no sooner become law than ila effect is seen in the di- minu'ion of unemployed Jack Tats.Whilat only a few days ago there ware more wailing for ships than there had been for many years, and wages of £2 10s.a month were readily taken, their rervices are now at a premium : Jack\u2019s wages are raised to £3 10s.a month, arid he struts avout in perfect independence.How 1s this?So determined are the shipownare 10 eflect their own * tun» and ihat of the North American colonies, 1hat last week the large if not unprecedented num - ter of 20 ships cleared ont trom this port for Cands, and there are yet on the benh 13 other ves-e's, ol which belong to Mr.Rankin! How short 8 time has proved the Chan- ceilor of the Exchequer to be better informed upon the surject than even thuse engaged in the trades affected appeared to te! The im- puise given to the Canadian trade of course aifects all branches of shipping, ro that even those wha do not participate in the * ruin?of the colo ial Jumberers and the English impor- tare will have tasmon to remember this epoch of competen! judges, that when these fortifications of the Channel! Islands have been completed, all chance of annoyance fram Cher- bourg will be out of \u2018he question, The whole of the works have been planned by, and are under the direction of Messrs.Walker, Bur- goss and Cooper the Trinity House engineers.\u2014 United Service Gazette.SANATORIUM AT THE Cape or Goon Horr ror Tuk Forces 18 CHiNa.\u2014The authorities connected with Ihe Medical Department of the Army, have, with the concurrence of the Secretary of State for War, decided on establishing a sanatorium invalid establishment at the Cape of Good Hops for the sick and disabled troops belonging to the various corps serving in China.Information has been received at the Medical Establishment, Chatham, thai a number of medical officers will be required for the new establishment.The Prince of Wales, on his visit 16 North America, in addition to his suite of nine gentlemen of honour, will be attended by one of tha Queen's Secimaties of State, in considera- lion of the part he ia likely to be called on to take in publie affaire.We belizve that her Majerty\u2019s choice for this post of honour and trust has fallen upon the Duke of Newcastle.In consequence of the death of the Dowager Countesa of Elgin, Lord Elgin\u2019s departure for China will be deferred for a short time.The Morning Herald declares that fresh political complications and difficulties are at hand which compel England to choose between the olaima of her hereditary allies and the poliey of Napoleon.The Emperor has humiliated Russia, and made a friend of her.He has crushed Austria, and inspired her with fiercer resentment against her traditional allies than her victorious enemy.But before he can realise hi- ambitious dreams, Prussia and England, and with Prussia the whole of Northern Germany, muat be humbled.France (says the fMerald) is about to turn lo account the embers of the Schleswig-Holatein uestion ; and, in answer lo the appeals of Jenmark, in willing to aid her against a German coalition.Negociations for an offensive and defensive alliance beiween Denmark and France are actively going on.In the event of a war with Germany the Danish navy would be a valuable auxiliary in blockading the Harbours and destroying the maritime establishments and tte shipping ot northern Germany.Tha Herald also believes it is true that French diplomalists are busi'y engaged in endnavouring to draw Sweden and Norway into an alliance ; thus gradually establishing a league «f the naval powers of the coutinent against England.FRANCE.The Echo de l\u2019Oise states that the Emperor has given orders for the erection of à statue of Joan ot Are at Compiégne, on the apat opposite the nld bridge, where she was taken prisoner by the English on May 23, 1430.The statue will be executed after tha famous work ot the Princess Marie of Orleans.Bullier\u2019s lithographic sheets contains the following :\u2014¢ Great activity is observable at present in the military ports of France.Fx- periments ara being made with newly-invent- ed enginer of war which it is said will astonish the'world even more than the rifled eannon.Trials made at l\u2019Orient with newly invented bullets, and wi h rifled cannon on an improved system, have, it is said, produced most satisfactory mesulta.A combined system of concentric batteries han been proposed for the defence of the French coasts, which, it is as antiquarian computation of drachmas ; no swollen sum in reals; but seventy- one million golden sovereigns actually colleet- ed and paid into the Birtish Treasury.What sel{-complaceney such a sum might inspire ! What regrets it might suggest! It would harrow the feelinga of the patriot or the philan- throphist too much to suggest what might be done with all this money, besides building three-deckers to rot in Portsmouth barbor, or paying men for doing nothing, or worse.In point of tact, however, such a sum will never be collected,'except on the stimulus of national danger or national glory.We don\u2019t probe every pocket and every conscience in the country lor the sake of Palladian desigos, or even Parisian Boylevards, or anything we can exist withoult.¥=War is still the incentive of great efforts.War, national jealousy, prowess \u2014in a word, the warrior, by sea or by land, is the story of this Quarterly Return, as it is of the grandest histories, j.0ems, and speeches in all ages.How =olemnly Pericles would have stated these fizures; with what pomp Demosthenes would have drawn them out! They are suggestive of what England can do, if it wishes.A nation that can raize £70,000.000 a-year can as easily aise £100,000,000.True, the money is withdrawn from trade and from private enjoyment, If we choose to throw all our savings into the State chest we mnst go on building with brick instead of stone ; we must let the Yankees cary ofl our old pictures Mm -books ; we must let the village laborer tdfnain much the same hardworking clodhopper he was a hundred years ago.But why not?The State, with al ite grandeur, its fleets, and its armies, 1s the propeity ofail.Our glory, our Empire, our colonies and our dependencies belong to all.Whatever happens to us we are still Englishmen, as our children will be after us.But let us stop.Fhis comes of a rent-roli of £71,000,000.It makes us all proud, extravagant, and careless of the morrow.Perhaps it is foriunate that the shoe pinches in one point at least, The Income-tax will keep alive the tradition of economy, if nothing else will.Nobody pays his 104.in the pound without a prayer for the soul of Joseph Hume, and a wish that he were here or had left a worthy successor.But now that Cobden and Bright are mediatizad we fear the race is extinct.Evoriare aliquis ! you have plenty to do.Think of £71,000,000 a-year to be operated upon.The following #ffusion of piety from the ranks of the 100th Regiment, extracted from a letter to the City Missionary, will be perused with interest by some of our readers, as indicating a tone of religious fealing which is extending widely in the British army, and the character of which is none the leas genuine for being expressed in the untutored phraseology of a private soldier.From another private soldier, we unders'and that a 8 irring appeal has been addressed 10 Christians in Canada, urging them to combine tor the support of a Scripture reader to be attached to the regiment or at least to follow it wherever sia- tioned, for the purpose of promoting the spiritual welfare of the regiment.We may have it in our power to procure and publish this document.Meanwhile, the idea appears to us to be a commendable one, and to deserve the prayeriul consideration of the Evangelical Churches in Canada.« | received your kind letter, and was happy to hear from yum, -asd then fult my soul was prospering v1 the Lord ; and yet when [ look back ou the happy evenings we spent at your place, 1t causes my heart to swell with joy, for | now baliave there was rejoicing among the angels in heaven over them for they were the saving of souls, for I now feel that they were the saving of my soul.I now feel assured of my acceptance with God through Christ, Dear friend, God has dealt very graciously with us since we have come to Gibraltar ; he has increased our number, and also he has wonderfully increased his work within our souls, and caused us to be grateful that we ever were called oul of darkness into light.Some time alter we arrived here we resolved to meet together daily for prayer ; but we had no place tu meet in, 50 we went to a hollow placo in the rock, and met under a fig iree that grew out of a crack.We met there a few times, but our number soon increased, so that the place beoams too smali, and an it was not a very suitable one, two of us s'arled to seek a betier place, and songht but could not find a place, and were returning home nbout to give up the search ; but, when coming up out of stone 18 sontent with a rill ; but Heaven save $ the valiey, we found a cave about 14 feet jong \" and 5 or 6 feet wide, which we cleaned out us if Napoleon 111.had to choose | Think of j and fixed stones along the sides for seats, au cota fr 1 Tee | of aur litle band and opened our new chapel, { {and had refreshing moments before we went to the Bible Clues, which we are now atteud- jura the large and respectable clas.of made us a splendid lintle chapel ; it was 1ruly the house of God, for it was made by God's wailing souls, and we went and got the rest and prayed and sang praises to God, and there ¢ entertain intelligent and eonscien: ion, (To the Editor of the Quebec Gazelte,) Sim.\u2014The editor of the M:rning Chronicle is & novice in Quebec, und might more credity.biy and courteously fill his present office, if he were aware that there are many of his fellow citizens and sume of his readers, ng less \u2018 rational,\u201d nor religious, than himself, who § objec.there we made our supplications known to tions to theatrical exhibitions, and who Conej.out-pouring of His Holy Spirit in our ranks, | got so heavy that we couldn\u2019 meet in the day, we got a candle, and went after dark, ing.\u201d \u2014_\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FATAL AccIDENT.\u2014Ou Saturday evening, the wife of a man named Mahon, resident near the Marine Hospital, St.Roch, went up to her garret, of on her return missed her footing and fell ead foremost down the stairs.A key was in the Jock of the door at the foot of the stairs, and the unfortunate womar pitched with all her weight upon this key which penetrated into the brain, causing instantaneous death, Tue CRIMINAL GossEL(N.\u2014 This man, con~ demned to ; he extreme penalty of the law, but whose sentence has been commuted to imprisonment for life, left the city by this mormng\u2019s train, under escort, for the Penitentiary, Kingston.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e The Steamship Australasia, from Liverpeol 11th instant, and Queenstown 12th instant, arrived at Portland at 6 o\u2019clock this morning.Her mails may be expected to arrive to-mor- row morning.The above steamer sailed in place of the Nora Scotia.CHURCH ANBDeSTATE AND FASHION.r (To the Editor of the Quebec Gazette.) Sin,\u2014How contagious is the influence of fashion! The province is over haad and ears in debt : the Corporation is floundering in financial difficulties : so the Cathedral church follows suit! Never mind! it upholds the connection of church and state, and for that, even bankrapiey 18 cheap! Some $8000 or more of permagent debt ; rome $2500 of floating debt ; somg $1000 spent for Cathedral and Rectory repai®§, while the rent of the latter, built by the congregation of the former, is quietly put aside annually for postenty ; and $700 of it lent back at interest to its owners ! Then, how cheap at $500 all that beautiful music, which 1s condemned by those who pay for it! How little, too, are $800, lo be subscribed to repair a new organ, which cost I know uot how much only the other day ! But, as il to give her members more scope for venfying the ¢ known liberality of the Church pf England,\u201d they are now to be saddled wiph the costly construction and support of a ¢ Bflay Asylum,\u2019\u201d with its annual drain for \u2018salaries, repairs, insurance, food, furniture, &c.And to consummate the economy of the whole, Lennoxville is going to lay the last feather on the jaded churcheamel\u2019s back, by pouncing upon us for some $8,000 or $10,000, of more, to pay professors without pupils! Puy, sir, the Vestry did not make Mr.Galt churchwarden in charge of the pew- rents at Easter, to work with Mr.Mountain.The latter issued soup most successfully last winter, and should be supported if he will try it again.dE former might devise an Ecclesiastical Bank ot Issue, that would lift the church out of the mire, and spare a wasteful expenditure of her ¢ known liberality.\u201d FINANCE.Quebec, 21st April, 1860.eme THE PILOTS\u2019 BILL.(70 the EdBor of the Quebec Gazelle.) Sin.\u2014Tha 4 icle of this day gives remarks made by several hon.gentlemen in the Legislative Council on the Bill to incorporate the pilots below Quebec.The hon Mr.Morris said, all the Mercantile class, as he understood, were oppored to lhe measure.Such is the case, notwithstanding the denial made by Sir E.P.Taché.The Pilots wish to be In corporated.No one objects to that, certainly, as they have the same right that Bank stockhalders have to a Charter, to protect themselves and manage their own funds.But what the mercantile class and all ship owners do object to, is the power being granted to these pilots to oblige the Captain or owner to take whoever the Pilot Board pleases, in rota- tion\u2014good or bad,\u2014drunkard or otherwise\u2014 and to be compelled to pay before the Pilot earn his pilo'age.No: grant the incorporation ; let them manage their own funds ; bu on tha other side, do not compe! the shipowa- ers, whether insured or nut, to take a pilot whom he or his captain believes to be in- compelent, \u2014froudt\u2014liguors, &e.Paying the money into the hande of a Treasurer would obviate all risks of crumps or others interfor- ing.Even the small coasting or fishing schooners,\u2014tohich are now erempt\u2014will be obliged to take a pilol, as the Bill says no vessel can clear at de Custom House without a receipt or certificate trom the Pilot Treasurer.The bill, as now proposed, 18 an act to compel the active pilots lo pay for the incompetent.A MERCHANT.Quebec, 21st April, 1860.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014p [To the Editor of the Quebec Gazelte.] Mr.Epiton,\u2014Tnanks for vour kind insertion of my last respects; thank« also to the correspondent of the Chronicle, \u201c More Anon?*: his hits are to the point, and corroborate my stataments.The volunteer force of Quebec is certainly wanting in drill and discipline.There 18 not a single (roop or company in this district that can boast of its effi- cieney ; if there is, let it be proclaimed, for the public have not yet discovered it.But even should à company eome out at any challenge and parade.of what avail would it be tothe men were they ever so well drilled, while the offices are ignorant of 1heir places and incapable of commanding their men.\u2014 Some of the companies in this cily are of the best pv e Province can boast of, men that any officer might be proud to command ; but Yrigade them, with officers unable to direct their movements, and they will be nothing better than a crowd.The force has for Commandant an experienced officer and soldier, bur he may be said to be only nominally Commandant, for he has not sufficient authority in his hands.He would make both officers and men what they ought to be in a short while, if they would only receive his instruction or his orders.He has a drill every morning and evening, during the week, for the officers and non-commis- sioned officers of the Brigade, yet few aitend hie drill, though sa much needed.Why not compel the offijgem lo learn their drill, or dismiss them and others who will, The charges of fraud and misapphecation of pry by the officers involves the charge of perjury, if the proper affilavits have been sent in with the pay lisis.1 muet learn something further on this point; it is a serious thing ; there should be a board of inquiry 10 examine the Recuvnts and management of the companies are.The only remedy (or the abuses compluined of, is to disband the force, or to grant proper authority lo the commandant, and to provide in fatare for a better selection of officers.ler that to receive the proceeds of dem ing he Treasury of Christian benevolence, would be io belie their principl:s, and to forfei tavor of God.h 0 rit thy dues not diminish his rudeness and ance ; know thai the shafts of his sarcasm cannot in.That they ean forgive his sneer min ! intale;.but it is at least friendly in let on Per-ong whom they were intended to wo: n !, and ma rebound upon his own re; UlAion us a Journalist it aot restrained.Quebec, 23rd Apri!, 1860.b.PARLIAMENTARY.In the Legislative Council on Friday, the following bills were read a third tinie and passed :\u2014To copsolidate the debt of Middlesex ; of the Consolid of the Co, d to amend the 17th chapter Statutes of Upper Cana la relative to constaples.In reply to Col.Prince Mr.Vankoughnet stated that it wag po the intention of the ministry to introduce a bil for the payment of witnesses in criminal enits - he algo informed Mr.Masson that no appliea- tion had been made to the Government oy the subject of the illegal debentures of he Count ot Terrebonne.Tne Hon, Mr, Vankoughne moved the second reading of the bill for divit.ing Quebec, Montreal and Toronte, intg eieet- oral districts; and fully explained the action of the bill, which was then read and referred ip a Committee of the Whole.Tt was then gong through, reported, read a third time.and Dans.elon a divigp.of 2710 7.The Plot?bill was gone ape, and, with sume amendments, repor®d and ordered for a third reading on Monday.The Sinking Fund 8iil was re.a second time.The bill rela\u2018ive to 1he cle of intoxicating liquors in the vnorganized di.tricts was also read a second hme, committed and reported without amendment, and ordered for a third reading on Monday next.The fols lowing bills were also read a second time, The bill to amend the Act neorporating 1h Town of Lindsay.The bill to grant a pa'ent to W.C.Newion for manufacturing paper from woud and other materiale.The biil to present abases in the exciton of noarial deeds in Lower Canada, Grimsby Township Concession Lipes bill.New Harmborgh village Incorporagion bill.Montreai St.George's Society Incorgeeaton bill.Biil to grant a ps tent for disertegrating vegetable materials.\u2014 Hon.Mr.Allan.The bill for the protection of game in Upper Canada was read a :hird time In the Legislative Asrembly the following bills were iniroduced :\u2014Mr.Gowan\u2014Bill to disqualify Sherifis and Clerks of division Courts from being members of Municip; Counei's in Upper Canada.Mr.Buchanan\u2014 Hill to amend the Act for the construction of Waler Works in the city of Hamilton.Mr A.P.MeDonald\u2014Biii 10 enable Counties ang Township Councils in Upper Canada to collect tolls on biidges under their control without being subject to certain provisions of ihe Joint Steck Companies Act.Mr.Cauling\u2014 Bill turther te amend the Act providing for the formation ot Joint Stock Companies tor supplying Citier: ns and villages with gas and water.Mn LeBoutiilier\u2014Bull to amend.Act relating to the civil erection of Pu ishes in Lower Canada.Mr.Le.mieux\u2014Bill to annex to the County di Levi lor registration purposes that part of the parish of St Josspn heretofore comprised in the county of Bellechasse lor electoral pnrpos- es.Mr.Foley\u2014Bill to quiet the titles © lands in the county of Waterico.Auy, G=.Caruer\u2014Bill to protect timber in the fores'sc\u2019 Lower Canada.In reply toa question by M:.Benjamin, as to whether Government intends! to proceed with the resolutions relative toils Bank of Issue, Mr.Galt replied that il ss the intention of government to ask the Hous to consider the resolutions ou Tuesday, and, sanctioned, a bill founded upon them woul be intruduced ; but, as a general wia had been expressed that so important à change in the currency of the country shoud not be hastily carried out, the Governme:! would not press the bill to u final passage this session.Mr.Brown said the question and answer resullgd from an understanding between the homp-member and his supporters, come (4 on finll:ng that there would be a ma Jority of eightagainst the bill ; but he hope! that on Tuesday the House would express is true feelings on the subject.In repivina request from Mr.J.S.Macdonald that if Mr.Biown would postpune the consideration of nis resolutions on constitutional changes from Monday to Monday week he would mals a point of being present then, Mr Brown stated that he very much 1egretted being unable, owing to the state of his healt to be present and move his resolutions yestet- day ; but that on Monday he should be able to say whether they could be postponed witfox danger of being thrown over for the sesin.Atty.Gen.MacDonald\u2019s Bills\u2014to amend #1 Aot respecting Barristers at Law\u20141o ameid an Act respecting attornies at Law-\u2014to ame: an Act respecting the Law Society of Upper Canada\u2014and to regulate the removal of cautes from County Courts\u2014were severally reals third time und pasged.\u2014Mr.Galt then mor- ad the House into Lommittee of supply, and Mr.Brown 1 eply to Mr.Gal's speech of Thursday ; bul} affer a few remarks ons: veral points, he gat duwn, his health not a lowing him to proceed, promising that at 4 future opportunity he would review Mr, Gale statement.The House then went into Com mittee\u2014Mr.Benjamin in the chair.\u2014A ged number of the items having been paseh the Committee rose, reported and asked leave to sit pain.When 1he items were pas sel oid to the distribution ol education grants, 3 wn euquired, \u201c Where's Lp per Canadé College qe Mr.Gait replied th! the $4,200 first proposed to \u2018ba given Yi struck out, (Hear, hear, from Mr.Brown) an the grants to Victoria gnd Queens\u2019 Cole! were increased to $5,000 each.The conti i tion tn the grammar schcol fand would be\u201d creased from $3,100 to $4000, Attorney be Cartier informed ihe House, thatil va \u2019 Excellency\u2019s igtention to proceed to the ol islative Chuncd Chamber, on Monday ne at half-past _ 0*clock, P.M.to give Royal Assenÿflo certain Billa.Arrival of the S.S.AMERICA Three days later from Europe.Hautrax, April 21st, 186.The Royal Steamship America ani at 9,a.m.SMe sai'ed from Liverpool 0% Th, via Queenstown the 8th.sets Heenan had been arrested in Hertlortbit LivænPuon, April Tth.\u2014The Broker ot other Liverpool Circulars were ublis fs the afternoon of the 5th, and their © ; for 03 telegraphed to Queenstown in season 1 mnikets wer North Americay The There closed on Good Jriday, and 0-day.consequently Ne later.nd London The follo the Liverpool » Co.rep Markets :\u2014Richardson, Spence Sea bb Pork steady with a good business st I od dod 6J.Buel steady.Bacon steady.A\" But allow declined 6d & ri 1, ube er and nominal, chers, 56s.6u.on ; ers.\u2014Baring'e Cirouls edentng of the 5th, reports Mititia, Quebec April 21, 1880, + ghily ensier.Xx po 0g 18 he nd Coter pla Ce, the for ts ea.the ny net ride Fet- 1 of lo à one Jass- hill nd- Hing read sale dues ited, ered b fois ime, the prent aper Il to arial hahip vil go's a pa hlg.\u2014 beticn i tims pwing illo vision icipal nan\u2014 ion of Mr.ps and b col- with- of the ling\u2014 lr the apply- s and md the Pare | Le- dy oi ofthe sed in irpos- tes of .Gan, restscl by Mr.tended 8 10 the il was Hous and, it | would wish tant à shoud rime: t ge this on and ng be.orters, a mar hoped ress us iy 0a if Mr.n of his | from make Brown being health, yester- e able yiton ess ion end 21 ame:d amend Uppet causël read à n) and olleges mtribu- Ce 1860.arrived on he shire: or hed OF outen™ for 1h3 ye 8 here !5 Lande?te s Su rd dtl 5 ut oa pub- Mond] Consols for money 94} a 84] and for so- ounts 94} » 1.¢ iT dull but steady.Sagar daliand easier.But quotativas unchanged.Rice firm and all qualities slightly higher.Teu quiet at 1s 43d a 1s 54.Collea firm ; sales unimportant.Tallow quiet 56s on the spot.fron dy.De ailver, 5a.13d.; Dollars nominal; Ea- ns.5d.ee Buliion in the Bank of E-gland had decreased £338,000.Havre Marker.\u2014\u2014Wheat buoyan' and slightly higher.Coffee hrm.Oils in lite enquiry, and prices weak.Rye steady.\u2018I'he political news is unimportant, Heenan was arrested near Derby, early on the morning of Gaod Friday, and was kept in custody unti the day the America sailed, when he would be brought before tbe Magistrate.It was suppused the fight would be in- wfinitely postpored.\u2018 was reported tnat the Great Eastern would be ready to sail together with the equadion which accompanies the Prince of Wales to Canada early ia June.It was stated that the inhabitants of Savoy and Nice would vote in a few days by universal suffrage ou the question of aunexation.The royal mail steamship Asia from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 8th.The steamship Hammonia was 10 leave Southampton on the 9ih for New York, in the place of the Borussia, which had broken her main shaft, The Paris Bourse had advanced.Cunsols closed on the Tih a1 91% a 91}.New York, April 21st, The Borussia cid not sail from S .uthampton ou the 4th, owing to the discovery ofa law in her shaft.The Hammonia was expecled from Hamburg to bring on her passengers and argo.\u201che steamship Edinburgh sailed to-day for Liverpool, with 200 passengers and $100,000 im specie.\u2014 Chronicle.SHERIFF'S SALES OF LANDS IN THE DISTRICT OF QUEBEC, DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, 1860.Jacoh Bander va.Thos.Cassin \u2014An emplacement in th Lower Tews of Quebec, Pres-de-Ville, 37 feet front.running fn depth to tho Cape with buildings thereon.Sold at the Sheriff's office on 20d May.at 10 in the morning.Marie M.Beaard vs.François Cliche.\u2014An emplacement fa =t.Roch suburbs, Prince Fdward street, 40 feet by 70, with wooden house.Sold at charch dour of St.Roch on 8rd May, at 10 in the forenoon._ Edouard Rousseau vs, Narcisse Drolet \u20141.One undivided ninth share in an emplacement in Upper Town, =t.John street, 35 feet by 60, with brick house, and bangard of stone ; 2.fame shure in an emplacement in St.Roch sith.urbs, St Vallier streat.80 feet, running from St Vallier to Colombe street with house and stable ; 3.Same share in n Int of lan in Anrienne Lorette, 31, arpents by 35.with fiouse and barn.Sold as followw :\u2014Jot No.1 at tite SherilPa office, on 2od May, at 10 a.m.: Int No 2at st.Roch\u2019s, on 3rd May, ot 10 sm.; lot No.8 at church door of Ancienne svette, on $th May, at 10 a m.ne Semon +.Josepb fherrer & ai.\u2014A lot of land in arish of St.Joseph, Point Levy, 1st range.11 arpents, with buildings thereon.Sold at church door of same parish on the 5th May, at 10 s.m, Wm.C.Adams va.Michnel O'Connell \u2014An emplacement in purish Notre Pame de la Victoire, of 75 feet, running in depth to the hill, + Cote Labadie.\u201d\u201d with buildings thereon Sold at chinreh dnor of same parish on 8th May, at JO am.0.I.Richard-on vs Flavien Bilodeau.\u2014An emplacement fn St.John ruburbs.St, George rireet.34 feet by 139, with house thereon.Soldat Sherit\u201dx office on 9th May, at 10 a m.Joseph Gauvin vs.lame Hermine V.Blanchet.\u2014An emplacement in St, Louis suburbs, Delachrevatiere street, 07 feet by 63, with buildings thereon.Sold at Sheriffs office on 16th May, st 10 æ.m.- Union Building Society ve.Robt.Angers.\u20141.Anemplace- ment in parish of Notre Dame de la Victuire.lat concession, 21 feet by half an arpent.with house thereon ; 2.Another emplacement at same place, of 25 feet by 45, with honse therron.Sold at church door of sane parish on 15th May, at 10 a.m.Napoleon Casault & al.va.louis Touchette.\u2014An em- plucemeut in St.Rach suburbs, St Vallier «treet, 28 feet by 60.with lriek house thercon.Sold at church door of St.Roch on the 18th May.at 10 a.m Thomas Glover & nil.vs.Marie Bedard.\u2014An emplacement ju St.Roch auburbs, Arazo stieer, 40 feet by 62, With hous- thereon.Sold at charch door of St, Roch ou the 1Sth May, at 10 a.m.Henble.Louis Panet va Thornton R.Smitb.\u20141.À lot of land at the pilqce called La Savanne, parish of St.Roch, 4 arpents Ly 1°32.Another lot at same place, on Charles- Lour,s rond, of ag-itrezular figure, with buildiags thereon.\u20acold at chureh dour of St.Ruch on 18th May, at 10 a.m.Peter Langlois Antoine Alain \u20141.A lot of lund at the lace called New Édernsey, lot 18, in third range, 3 arpents n front, forming 134 arpents in superficies ; 2.Another lot in same place, lot No.11, ffth range, Garpents by 31, with buildings ; 3 Another lot in rame place.tot No.16, three arpents by 10, with building: thereon, Sold at chureh Goor of 51.Rayinond on the 19th May.at 10 a.m.Thelesphore Ladrien dit Flamand vs.John Jordan.\u20141.Two emplacements in parish of Notre Dama de la Victoire, Point Levi, first lot, 10686 feet.in Ruperticies : 2nd lot containing 12506 fect in auperficies, with house and other buildings thereon.Sold at chureh dovr of saine parish on the 24th May, at 10 a,m.Sir Louis FE.Lafontaine va.Finvie Jannois.\u2014An emplace- macnt in St.Louis suburbs, St.Michael street, 50 feet by 80.Scld in Sheriff's office on 23rd May.at 10 a.m.John L.Gibb & nl.vs.John Fmith.\u2014A Int of ground in parish of St.Foy.3 setea in superficies.Soll at churel duor of same parish on 22n4 May, at 10 a m.Joseph C.Hamel vs.Simeon Octean & al.\u2014Twelve lots of land in parish of St.Joseph.Point Levi, of various sizes and dimensions, with houses ani bulidings therein, Soli at church door of same parish on 24th May, at 10 a.m.Charles Robertson vs.Godefroi Ratle.\u2014A lot of land In parish of Notre Dame de In Victoire, tHih range, 3 arpent by ons arpent, with house thereon.Sold at church door of saine pavish on the 30th May.at 10 a.m.Edward Donnghus va.Patrick Gormioy.\u2014A lot of lund in arish of St.Sylvestrs, 3arpents by 30, with houssand bara.Soid at church duor ofgame parisb on Z9th May, at 10 a.m Joseph Whit Lu E.Andersou.\u2014A lot of land in St.John ruburbe, St.Eaffaciie street, 26 [cet by 42, with stone nd brick house.Sold at the Sheriil\u2019s office un 29tn May, at vam, Jeremie Laroche va.Jean Bte.Honde.\u2014A lot of land in pacish of St.Flavien, 2 arpents by 51.with buildings thereon.Sold at church door of same parish on 28th May, at 10 am.Louis Cloutier vs.Prospere Dechene.\u2014A lot of land in parish of &t.Fereol, 2arpenta in front, running in depth to next concession.Sold at church door of same parish on 2'nd May.at 10s m.Wm.Brown va.Andrew Clark \u2014Re-nale \u2014An emplacement in Lower Town, Champlain street, Pres-de-Ville.31 feat, running to the Caje, with a two-story brick house.Fold in Sherill\u2019s office on 14h May, at 10 a.m.Shipping Entelligence.-\u2014 MARITIME EXTRACTS.Raconn op Warcus.\u2014We publiah to-day our urval monthly Summary of Wrecks, from which it appears that, during the month of $iarch, the number of wrecka reported in our eolumns was 106.In the month of January thers were 420.and in February 154\u2014mnkirg a total, during the present year, of 049.\u2014London Shipping Gazette, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FRR \u2018\u2018 NORTIE AMRRICAN.* (Cempiléd from the London Shipping & Mercantile Gazette, from the ind to the 3rd April, inclusive.) VESSELS SAILED FOR QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.FOR \u201cquraæc.Antwerp, March 31\u2014Australin, Nicolich, for Quebec and Montreal.Glasgow, April 2\u2014Russla, Kelly.Shields, April 2\u2014Fmpresa, Johnaton ; Margaret, Clark.Buuderland, April 1\u2014Prince Albert, Brousc.FOR MONTRKAL.Glasgow, March 30\u2014Albion, Shaw ; Frromanga, Black.CLEARED, FOR QUEBRC.Dublin, March 31st\u2014Gipsey Queen, Hogan: England's Queen, Cunningham.London, March 31\u2014Marchioness of Queensberry, Johns ; Oregon, Blyth ; Ratcliff, Woodward ; Lady Milton, Heiter.Liverpool, March 81_-Manchester, Johunton ; Urgent, Williams ; Jane, Marshall ; Challenger, Gorman.Newcastle, April 2\u2014 William, Lonsdale.FOR MONTREAL.Liverpool, March 31\u2014Pride of Canada, Thornton.ENTERED OUT.POR QUEBEC.Liverpool, April 2\u2014Clarence.MeKinhon ; Penningham, Patten, both for Newfoundland and Quebec ; Nubia, Large ; Pomona, Herron.March 31\u2014i\"e Duke, Bain.New Ross, March 3lat\u2014Fitting out for Quebec\u2014Boreas, Bweener ; Duntrody, Willintas.nausea, distaste for food, and a feeling of lass} tude and exbausilon, are sure signs of a torpid stomach and sluggishnese of the secretive organs and the circulation.But it is not therefore necessary to send for a doctor.A course of Holloway\u2019s great cathartic, alterative, and toale remedy, will remove every unpleasant symptom, aud imbue both the body and the mind with an- wonted energy.Every animal fluid will be purified, every obstruction in the evacuatory chanvels swept away, every organ regenerated.These may seem to be strong statements, but the testimony of th: sick of ail nations is their source aud basis, ap?3 To Parexts.\u2014Childhood, the most tender portion of our existence, is generally most neglected, and thousands of youth die vvery year from neglect of parents 1) attend to the early symptoms of disease.Fvery parent must be well aware (hat headache, dizziness, sick stomach, furred tongue, ete., indicate a dirordes ed stomach and blood ; and some violent lit of sickness must goon follow.if the cause which gives rire to such symptoms he not at once expelled from the system.How criminal.theiefore, is it for parents to neglect the health of their children, when Dr, Harsey's celebrated Forest Plies are 50 well @lapted to remove every vestige of impending disorder.These mild vegetable pills not only cleanse the stomach and blood from all impurities, but when used in connection with the Forest Wine, will cure, readily, old standing colds and coughs, ague and fever, scrofulous affections, and other chronic diseases.ap2 MRS.WINSLOW, Av experienced nurse and female physican, has a Sonthing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation \u2014will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels.Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest {o yourselves, and relief und health to your infants.Perfectly safe in all cascs.See advertisement in another column.Ox BrrNs\u2014U NANSWERABL ARGUMENT\u2014A SHORT Practica, View 9P THE SUpJECT\u2014H.I.Fry, sep, ngent of the great Iron Mills, Safe Harbor, Lancaster county, Pa, who sells hundreds of « Prof.DeGrath\u2019s Electric Oil,\u201d says the men are much exposed to fire, and often meet with accidents ; but the * Electric Oil \u2019 takes all pain out.and gives the hands no trouble.He orders auother large lot, and says they are all out.It also ucts promptly and efficiently in relieving frost bites and injuries of any kind, like sprains and wounds.It will relieve Piles more surely und pleasantly than any other thing ; and jt acts like a charm in cases of broken breast and sore nipples.1{ such men as Dr.Welchens, of Lan- canter, and hundreds more, allege that they bave been cured, is it not entitled to more credit than the mere self-adulation of any medicine dealer or doctor in the world?Price: 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 p r bottle.JOSEPH BOWLES, Agent.Quebec.PROVINCE OF CAMXDA.Al A MEETING OF THB-TRINITY HOUSE OF QUEBEC, held inthe Tuinrry LL, in the City of Quenec, iu thatrpart of the Province of Canada called Lowrr Camana, being their usual place of sitting, on TUESDAY.the SEVENTEENTH DAY of APRIL, lathe Year of \u2018ur Lord, ONE THOUSANG= EIGHT HUNDRED AND BIXTY ; at whials Meeting three, and more, of the Master, Depupg-Master, and Wardens, of the snid Trinity «Mouse of Quebec, were present ; vizei\u2014 HENRY LeMESURIER, Eequine, Master ; FRANCOIS GOURDEA#, S.P.HAMMONUL GOWEN, = VITAL TETU, rai J.D, ARMSTRONG, H.déaster, & H.N.JONEs, - IT\" WAS RESOLVED, THAT :\u2014 Whereas, it is expedient 6 amend the By-La\"\u201d passed by the Trinity Housemet Quebec, on the Thirteenth duy of December gin the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Eight andred and Fifty- nine, by repealing all the prowions therein contained having reference to Shipsar Veesels whilst lying at, or moored to, tho What in the Low.r Town of the City of Quebec.contmouly called or koown as \u201cOliver's Wharf.\u201d mit, therefore, ordained und enacted, by the Tebaity House of Quehee,\u2014 æ .That all, each, and every, of#he provisions in the said By-Law, passed be the Trinity Mouse ot Quebec, on the thirwenth day of December, in the year One Thewsand Eight Hundred and Fitty-nise, contained, by which Ships or Vessels, whilst lying at, ogsnoored to.the Southern side of the said Warf.called Oliver's Wharf,\u201d are prohibited fram loading any description of Timber whatever ; gglso all, each, and every, the regulati in thapenid By- Law contained, directing howffsbips of essels loading Timber, whilst lyin@ at the eastern End of the eaid * Oliver's arf.\u201d shel have their heads pointed, and inf what manwee only such Ships or Vessels, whildl so lying, qiall be loaded with Timber, shall.respectivelgghe, and the same are hereby repealed.In Tesrimoxy Wuereor, de, the said TRINITY HOWSE OF QUEBEC, have ésreunto affixed our Commogsiieal, at the City of Qucigs, the SEVENTEENTH Im OF APRIL, in the Yeas Our Lord.ONE THOW#FAND EIGHT HUNDREIMMAND SIXTY, and in the Tweuty- Third Year of Her Mgjesty\u2019s Reis (Signed) @» HehtMESURIER, (Signed) a Master.E.B.LINDSAY, \u2014 Cl.Tr.Ho, Q.\u201csautade] (LB) To Constarrives.\u2014 The advertiser having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe Lung Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption, i3 anxious to make known to his fellow-sutferers the means of cure.To all who desire it he will send a copy of the prescription used (free af charge), with directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.The only object of the advertiser, in seuding the prescription, is to benefit the aflicted ; and be hopes every sufferer will try the remedy, as it will cost thew nothing, and may prove a blessing.Parties wishing the prescription, will please address Rev.EDWARD A.WILSON, No.350 First Street, Williamsburg, King's Co., f17 3m New York.DeGrati\u2019s Erectiic Ort, For MAN AND BEAST.This Oil acts on the system with electricity ; is a pure vegetable preparation ; not the slightest danger of applying it outwardly or inwardly ; it cares permanently, in most cases, from ten to twenty minutes.The best physiologists of Europe bave discovered that all Organic Derangement in the animal aystem is the effect of an obstruction of the Physico-Electro Fluid in the organ discased\u2014a skilful application of this Oil puts in immediate motion the nerve-fluid, and the cure is at once accomplished.No bleeding, no voiiting, purging, or blistering, is resorted to.Prof.DeGuarn, proprietor of the ELECTRIC O11, says :\u2014- Certificates are out of the question -\u2014they are Iyiog in piles at the office\u2014Professor DeGrath will not publish them.Hundreds of the people are sent by recommendation for this great remedy ; and if the afflicted want to be cured, let them learn what to use.It never fails to cure Rheumatism, Deafness, in man, and Spraink, Scratches, Sores, on horses.An accidental discovery has demonstrated it to be an infallible HAIR RESTORATIVE, Price\u20142b cents, 50 cents.ani $1 per holtle, JOSEPH BOWLES, ap?Agent, Quebce.BIRTH.In thia city, on the 20th instant, Mrs.Alex.Woods, of a son.MARRIED.At Philadelphia, on the 10th inst., by the Rev, Albert Barnes, Mr.Jumes Ilossack, of Quebec, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.Chas.McKenzie, of Danville, C.E.DIED.At her residence, near Maidenhead, Berks, England, aged 74, on the 25th of March.Harriet, youngest deughter of the late George Vansittart, Esq., of Bisham Abbey, many years M.P.for that county ; and sister of the late Vice-Admiral Vansittart, formerly of Eastwood House, county of Oxford, Canada West.FIRST STEAMER THROUGH FOR Montreal, Kingston, Toronto, Ÿ HAMILTON.THE SPENDID UPPER-CABIN fond Steamer BOWMANVILLE, Cnantæe PERRYÉ Commander, ILI, LEAVE THRE ST.ANREW?\u2019S 'Y WHARF on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, the 27th instant.for the allove and intermediate porta.Freight and Passengers for OTTAWA will be taken at Repuosn Rates.or freight or parange apply Lo JOHN ANDERSON & CO.SPECIAL NOTICES.R.& G.A.WRIGHT'S FRANGEPANNI THE ETERNAL PERFUME, FRANGEPANNI ExTRACT.FRANGRPANNI POMADR Do.Soarss LL Do.Sacuer This delightfnl adffashlonable Perfamery is from the Inboratory of Messrs.R.& G.A Wartour, Philadelphia, manufacturera of the celebrated Goid Medal Perfumerv.R.& G.À.IVRIGHTS NE W PERFUME, KISR ME SWEETLY ; Or, the Double Extract of Sweet Tulips.A fragrant, strong, and darable perfume, for the ads and face.: AE For sale by all Drugglate.Quebec, April 23, 1860.Agente NOTICE.Love, Purity, and Fidelity.OUGH DIVISIQN, No.3, SONS OF TEMPERANC is on TUESDAY EVENING, 24th A at hall-past 7 o'clock, in the TEMPERANCE YALL, St.Francis 8t,, Upper Town.Strangers (Brothers), particularly requested to Parties requiring information or desirous of joining the Division, inny apply to Brothers W rodie, and J.R.Healey, Lower Town ; Thomas Davidson, P.Jobneon, and R.J.Shaw, Upper Town, or J, P.Mckiwan, 8i.Rocha, Quobeo, April 23, 1860, +.- Cr Hose !\u2014Packing ! \u2014Hosed HE SUBSCRIBER having been app8Tated AGENT for the SALE of GREN@BLE HOUSE.would call the attention of propri@tors of STEAMBOATS, MILLS, and others, toebbis superior HOSE, manufactured from the {imest Hemp (Grenoble), without Seam, and saturated with a chemical preparation to prevent dts rotting.- Its advantages over other Hoge now in @se are : its extreme lightness and chelpness, beitg about one-half the price of leatherFand bearisg more pressure.- \u2014ALSO,\u2014 > On hand, and ROR SALE, at LOW PRICES: Gutta Percha add Vulcanized Rubber Hqgg, Rubber snd Hemp Engine Packing (Regulatign Water Guage Mountings), Steam Whistles Guage and Globe Valve Cocks, Lard and Q§b Cups, Couplings, &c., &e.> With the urual assortment of Tools, Hardwnas, Cutlery, Paints, Oil, &c., &c.a WM.EADOWF- St.Nicholas Street, Palace Gate.Quebec, April 23, 1860.1m STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO\u2019PY.OF LONDON, ENGLAND.Capital.$2,500,000.JOHN ARDERSON & CO.AGENTS.Quebec, April 23, 1860 FRESH SPRING GOODS.Just Received and for Sale : Sree \u2014 Bright Muscovado, hhds.and T tierces ; SAS-\u2014Gunpowders, Hysone, Twankays, Sou- chongs, &c.; COFFEE\u2014Mocha, Javte ; FIGS\u2014Fresh, in drama afd cartoons ; LEAF TOBACCO\u2014In hhils.and baler ; BRIGHT SYRUP\u2014Iu pudcheons and barzels.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec.April 23.1860.DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH GLASGOW.\u201cAnchor\u201d Line of QAILING REGUL eam Packet Ships, RLY BETWEEN gl Shipe.Tons.H.-Pr.Commanders.United Kingdom.1255 .800 ,.Wu.MmxLEREID.John Bell, .250 .Roxr CuæauTon.Ldeeesan.nn.os 1102 \u2026.United States (bulld\u2019g.).1200.200 .HE « UNITED KINGDOM will SAIL FROM QUEBEC, FOR GLASGOW, on TUESDAY, the 15th of MAY.: RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEBEC TO GLASGOW : Saloon Cabin.Ceestteeciietensna $60 Third Class (including an abundant supply $25 of properly-cooked provisions).} 1 Children i» proportion.Return Tickets at reduced rates.*.* Berths not secured until paid for.Each ship carries a duly-qualified Surgeon.For freight or passage apply to G.& D, Suaw, Montreal ; or to ROBERT SHAW & CO., Quebec.Quebeo, April 23, 1860.JUST RECEIVED, And for Sale by the Subscribers.100 BARRELS UPPER CANADA 100 Kegs Chionga L F LARD, 3 Hhads.H W\\& R.BRODIE, No.12 Peter 8t.Quebec, Apri?20, 1860.iw Imperfect Combustion.To make a trifling COAL OIL LAMP THE LIGHT, without an | in the consumption of oil, Jar Send along your Lam Quebec, April 18, 1860.THE QUEBEO GAZEWTTE, MONDAY, LIGHT-HOUSE SUPPLIES.ENDERS, addresses to the undersigned, will be RECEIVED at this Office until 1he FOURTEENTH DAY of MAY NeXT, for THE SUPPLY OF BEVEN THOUSAND GALLONS of the best quality of WINTER PRESSED SPERM OIL, for the Puoviscias Lioar-Houses, above Lachine ;\u2014one-tbird of which mast be from head mintter.The whole to be furnished in iron-hound casks, in prime order, of lilty gullons cach, and delivered, ut the risk of the Uontractor, on such Wbarf near tbe Montreal Terminus of tha Lachine Canal, and on such day, où or about the 1st July specified in the Contract.ct to inspection and test id must be measured out il required , thg Oil of head matter will be receiv ill Bot giand limpid at 30° Fahrenheit, and tue offer Cvo-tLirds at 40 >.Payment will be mhde within ten days ufier the receipt of a Certificate from the Superintendent, stating that ihe Oil has Leen tested, irior to ac measured, und delivered at the time and place agreed upon.Tenders to be accompanied by samples of not less than one pint each, and to be endered : * Tenders for Lighi-House Supplies.\u201d T.TRUDEAU, Secretary.DerarTuENT oF PrLic Wonks, | Quebec, April 20, 1864, f 3 BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, Palace Street.HE PROPRIETOR, in returning his sincere thanks to the Sutscribers, and the public in gendeal, for the liberal support he has received durig tha past year, begs to inform them that etatlishment has lately undergone a thoro§gh repair : extensive alterations and additions have been made, so as to make this Establishment second to none in Canada, TWO NEW BATHS are now in course of construction, viz.:\u2014 AN ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATH, AND A VAPOUR BATH; and will he in operation shortly, of which due notice will be given, The EcecTro-Cuemicar, BATH is a rnre CURE for RHEUMATIC GOUT, and all diseases resulting from @e detention of morbific matter in the system.The Varou is invaluable as an agent for removing obafuetions of the skin.alleviatiog pain and rpasmodlc contractions.The TAKING pf THESE BATUS is most SOOTHING aad§COMFOKTABLE, generally affording relief to fhe patient ; and they may,sin all cas:a, be tried Without the least danger.TERMS FOR THE FOLLOWING BATHS : TEARLY SUBSCRIBERS.Hot, Cold, or Shower, - - $5.00 ® annum.Vapour, « - - - ~- - - - 500 °@ annum, Swimming bath, searon only, - 2.00 Hot, Cold, Shower, Vapour and Swimming, - - - - - - 890 Electro-Chemical Bath, each, - 1.90 NON-SUNISCRIBERS.Hot, Cold, or Shower Bath, each, - - - $0.25 Vapour Baths, each, - - - « - - - 050 Swimming Baths.each, - - - - - - 02 Electro-Chemical, each, - - - - - 2.00 28~ FamiLy TICKETS, as per agreement.For the accommodation of Subscribers, and others visiting the establishment, a Hark Dresser will be kept on the premises.Parties wishing to subscribe, will be called on in a few days.The Establishment will shortly be open pair, from 6 A.M.to 10 I'M.; and on Sundays, from 6 AM.to 9 AM, Wipf arraugeent to be made known in a future advertisement, In conclusion, the Proprietor would say that, by strict attention to business.combined with civility towards subscribers.and all others visiting his Establishment, he bopes to merit a share of public support.N.MACKAY.Quebec, March 20, 1860.u ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.HE undersigned would most respectfully inform the PUBLIC, that the above FAR- FAMED BATH fs nov in WORKING ORDER, and ready for alf who wish to avail themselves of such an igest e remedy for ail kinds of Rueumatic Disk NORMAN MACKAY.Quebec, April 24, 1860.u The British and North American Royal Mail Steamships.FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL : CRIEF CABIN PASSAGE.130 dollars SrooNp CaBIN © 76 + FROM BOSTON TO{LIVERPOOL : Carer CABIN PASSAGE.\u2018 110 dollars SECOND Caœin © 60 The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.The ships from Boston calf at Halitax and Cork Harbor, Persia, Capt.Judkins, C, apt.Lang, Arabia, Capt.Stone, Ant , Cap.Millar, Asia, Capt.Lott, NiagaRa, \u2018* Anderson, Africa, Capt.Shannon, | Europd{Capt.Leitch.Scotia, (now bmildin These Vessels carry a clear While Light at mast head ; Green on starboard bow ; Red on port bow.Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, April 4 Arabia, Stone, New York, Wednesday, April 11 Niagara, Miller, Boston, Wednesday.April 18 Persia, Judkins, N.York, Wednesday, April 25 America, Millar, Boston, Wednesday, May 2 Africa, Shannon, N.York, Wednesday, May 9 Europa, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, May 16 Asia, Lott, New York, Wednesday, May 23 Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon on board.The owners of these ships will not be accountable for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelery, Precious Stones or Metals, anless Bills of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.ForFreight or Passage apply to E.0.& I.G.BATES, 99 State street, Boston ; B.CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, New York Or, April 18,1860.APRIL 23, 1860.guillon strewt, Si.Juhu Suburbs, Apply to TO LET.fi HE BRICK HOUSE, No.14 d'Air eight rooms, water introfuced, sud good cellarage.Rent uply £25.HOSSACK & LANG.4 Prier Street, Quebec, April 18, 1860.3 § | | Jesuits\u2019 Eutailés & Crown Domain Branch, Quesre, 141h April, 1860, ENDERS, rddressed 10 the Commissioner of Crown Lunds, sealed, snd endursed, * Tender fog Barn, at Beauport,\u201d will Le received at fils Department util the FIRST PROXIMO, al NOON, for the RE-CONSTRUC.; TION OF THE BARN.destroyed by Fire on! the 28rd ultimo, ON TIIE DOMAIN FARM of! NOTRE DAME DP§ ANGES, at BEAUPORT,! according to SpecilflationZwhich can be sven ut the Office of the be Ilonoruble Mr.; PANET, in thfeÿUity.TIM Tender to give the | names of two solvent Surqles.The Department \u2018 does not bind itself to necæpt the lowest, nor Buy Teuder, if not found satisfhetory.| ANDREW RUSSELL, | Amst.Commissioner of Crown Lands.2awlf City Building Society.HE 50te MONTHLY INSTALMENT BECOMES DUE on MONDAY, the 30th jostant ; EIGHT o'clock, M., the Dircetors will OFFER FOR SALE sah MONJES ns they may Lave \" on hand.N ROSS, Scey.-Treas.Quebec, April 16, 1860.1EFTING the QUEBEC TUESDAY, 24th at ONE o'clock, P.of Incorporation, COMMITTEE f suance of the Act MANAGING receive the nd for the ted with HENRY PEMBERTO! Chairman, Quebec, April 16, 1860.4 TO LET.g BOUT 30 RESIDENCES, y BY] entrance on the Fist of § =.MAY next, in Brjck and Stonew=i=d Buildings, St.Dominiq and Prince Edward Streets, St.Rochs, th y of DrNcax Grom, Esquire, of Liverpool ; any of those with the Company\u2019s water in us§ Rent must be paid promptly.Apply on thApremises to HUGH MACKAY, Agent.Quebec, April 13, 1860.gbmplete in every u sailing qualities.seasoned BOAKDS large quantit d NTLINGS.and PLANKS, an Other BUI will be SO chasers.WLIALS, all which to suit pur- 0 THAQMAS MCGREEVY, Nv Custom House Wh Quebec, April 11, 18¢0.BIRT HINTON, Optician and Mathematical Instrument MAKER, L and SURVEYING INSTRUMENT?IS WORKSHOP, No.4, MONTCALM BUILDINGS, AxanLk Street, near Louis Rokp.Quebec, April 13, 1860.TO CONSUMPTIVES AND Nervous Sufferers.\u201che subecriber, for several years a resident of Agia, discovered while there, a simple vege: {able remedy-a sure cure fur Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and Nervous Debility.For the Benefit of Conscroptives and Neroous Sufferers, fic is willing to make the same public.To those who desire it# he will send tho Prescription, with fail directfpns (free of charge) ; also a sample of the medicine, which they wil find a beautiful combination of Nature's simple herbs.Those desiring the remedy can obtain it by return mail, by addressin J.FE.CUTHBERT.Botaaic Physician, No.429, Broadway, New York.April 9, 1860.3m EPAIRS NA kz BONNETS AND HATS.\\ TRS.PARNELL, À SPRING FA8HY ALTER, DRESS, DYE, BONNETS AND HATS, fn THE NEWEST STYLE, at 23; JOHN STREET, wiriorr.Gentlemen's Hats CLkaveD and ALTERED.MECHANICS\u2019 INSTITUTE AND EDUCATIONAL UNION.LECTURE ON MONT BLANC.LECTURE on the abo trated by beautiful wracteristic VIEWR with the Magic LANTERN, will be delivered in the ROOMS of the abov@NSTITUTE, 303 St.John Strect, on TUESDAY EVENING next, the 24th.at 8 o'clock precRely, Doors open at 74 o'clook.; Members, with the previlege of inttoducing a Lady, free.\u2019 Non-members 74d.each, Ticketsto be had by applying at the Room.Another Lectare will be given at an early te.\u2018 8.STURTON, subject, illus- Quebec, March 14, 1860.DAVID KERR, LATE OF FIRM OF KERR AND GILCHRIST, Painter & Paper Hanger.numerous friends liy, that, until the on business in by the late firm ; found at the 1 EGS leave to inform and the public gene first of May next, he wi rear of the premises occupi after which date he will agin old stand.KE Entrance by the gateway next to Jory WALKER & Co., Plumbers, St.Joha Street, within.DAVID K ERR.Quebes, Peby.24, 1860.Iw FRESH FIGS.au + - v tary.Quebes, Apell 80, 1860, 5\"?ve EWS Quebec, March 19, 1800.° AA 8 1.\u2018 UST RECEIVED: 10 FIGS, pat ap .For - bre à W.ADSTON à 00.£ ese nt à ; du not ail \u20ac 3.N.P.! tntal deluvions, aswell in murals as in politic the evening of which day, at | World.FFARUE AND FALSE THEORIES ; THE compensating laws of Nature ; the right is n\u2014Nature cannot err.It is wise that men elve we would be lod into ig physic and in religion.If mankind had pai half the attention to the process of lite, animal chemistry, aud health, us to sensusl indulgence, it would have beer well for future generations of immortal beings, und our best natures would be fully developed, That man is deserving universal app tion who expounds to the people natural truths, and discovers benefits never before B¥own.Nature endeavors 10 set man right, even in bis abuse of bimself; for, when one argan becomes impaired or over-taxed, another redoubles its exertions, until, from protracted work, general disorder scttlen into local derangements, often terminatiog fatally ; and 0! how prematu Qu.in this land of schools, doctors and drugs! 1F the true theory of pain, such as Neuralgia, Rhclhmutism, Nervous.Musculur.&e., were understood by the people themselves, instead of relyingfupon the multifarious opinions of widely ditleriug Medical Colleges, such mortality, such suffering, would not often occur.Those who do the thinking lor us, well know this, but will oof tell us so.Experience iy the best teacher, afl, added to intelligedce, makes a man Anow a fet, av well as the most learned and pompous.We have some truth to tell in reference to the wonderful discovery of * Prof.Chas.DeGratl's Electric Oil,\u201d speedily relieving pain, and curing the very worst canes : we shall let this be told more by others than by ourselves, knowing that the censorious would impugn qur motives if we should sesert things without proof, We have never stated half that others say of this ¢ Healing Balin ;\" let them speak ou\u2014we merely premising that its action 18 strange, peculiar, und agreeable.It is readily tuken up by the ahsorbents, and seems to limpart new life to all the sceretions and to the nervous fluid.It scatters ohdurnte Tumors, heals Fractures, Wounds, \"and almost instantly relieves the worst kind of Burns ; olten cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia in à day, and Piles in six duys.It does not cure everything, nor does it injure anything, It cannot be used without some specific benefit within an hour; bas cured frosted feet In one night.Pains cannot remain where it is used.Now let E.Killinsworth, Esq (late candidate for sheriff, owner of the Tontine, Philad.,) speak for himself.He says it took him off his crutches in one day.Frank Dally, Erg.(large livery owner, twenty years, corfer-of Locust and Twelfth sts, Philad.,) was alsdfaken off his erutches.Capt, John Heuderson Cog.Jeremiah Allen (an old mau who sufferedmagly years) ; Geo.W.Bosler, Esq.(supervisor, \\ fered foar yeurs\u2014nl Ask George Helmibld, Esq., the well-known officer iu the Wester bunk, Chestnut street, both he and his sister Pave been cured ;\u2014raya he + recommends everybody to use this Oil.\" Ask Mrs.Fasset, one of the wealthiest families in Chestnut street.below 12th street.She sprained her ancle : one bottle eured her in two days.Price\u201425 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle.Cavrion.\u2014He careful to ask for and get Dx Gratit\u2019s Electric Oil, as worthless imitations abound, JOSEPH BOWLES, Agent for Quebec.April 4th.1860.3m NEW SPRING GOODS, NOW OFENING AT WILLIAM LAIRD & CO.\u2019S.\"NEV STRAW BONNETS, AND UNTRIMMED, TWEEDS, DRESS GOODS, NEW CL &c., &e., &e.WM.ILAIRD & CO.Fatfrique Street.Quebac, March 26.1860.TO MS.P.P.HE Sutsenbers offer the best assortiment of FLOWER SEEDS ever imported.They will forward, to any part of Canada, on the following terms :\u2014 For $0.30 cts For 1.00 For 2.00 For 400 A COMPLETE A and FLOWER SEEDS, PRIZE CAULIFLOWER | six 3d.-stamps.S.J.12 papers choice annuals.5 .ot \u201c \u201c \u201c ot \u201c \u201c s ENT of GARDEN or $10.00.by Post, on receipt of YMAN & CO., Place D'Armes, Montreal, Marek 23, 1860.Montreal.Oranges and Lemons!!! 75 BOXES, in prime .POSTON & CO.J Ge RECEIVED order.For sal E.Quebee, March 16, 186).1UGAR-CURED HAMS.Just recéived, per grand Trunk Rallway: 10 Barrels ERHSH SUSAR-CURED HAMS.E For sale by - OFFICE TO LET.THAT MOST CENTRAL SITUATION, corner of the NUN'§ BLOCK, &1.Pete: Street, opposite Mound in Btrcet, occupied by J DERSON & CO.Quebec, April 13, 1860.Situation Wanted.MAN; WANTINÉ a SITUATION, ae Messenger or seeper.For further particnlaré, apply at thi@Office.Quebec, April 9, 1860.\u201c100 Hogebends PRI landing ex \u201c N.Clifford,\u201d Puncheons, Hogsheads, SYRUP.For sale by Quebec, Marh 7, 1860.om Cenfuigos.Quebec, Mirch 23, 1860.that at such period s 20th April next, as C:ording to the state of jill be drawn off the ose of making refilled for the TOTICE between t may be determined the weather, the wy; ent of Public Works, | c, March 12, 1860.A New Preparation.WINTER CREAM FOR CHAPPED HANDS LIPS, BURNS FROSTR, ko.AILS! PAILS! 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ors effectusl] for the cure of bifious com- piuints than any one remedy I can mention.1 sincerely tojuice thit we have at length a purgative which is wore thy the confidence of the profession and the peopie.DIPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, \u2018Washington, D.C., 7th Feh, 1856 Sin: I have used your ills in my general and hospital practico ever since you made them, and caunot hesitate to say they are the best cathurtic we mmnploy.Their regu- Jating action ou the liver is quick and declded, consequently they sre av sdmirable remedy for derangements of that organ.Indeed, 1 have seldom found a case of biious disease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to them.kraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M.D., Physician of the Marine Hospital.Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worms.From Dr.J.G.Green, of Chicago.Your Pilla have had a Jong trial in my practice, and I hold them in estzem as ane of the best xperients I have ever found.Thotr alternative affect upon the liver makes tite av excellent remedy, when 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of the spirit und objects of \u2018* Alllthe Year Rourd.\u201d In transferring myssif a\\d my strongest aner- gies from the publication (Rut is about to be dis- coutinued to the publicatioy that iu about to be begun, 1 have the bappineds of taking with me that stall of writers with whom I have labored, and all the literary and business co-operation tbat can make my work a pleasure.In some important respects | am now free greatly to ad- vauce ou past arrangements.Those I lewve to testify for themselves in due course.The fusion of the graces of the imagination with the realties of life which is vital to the wel- isre of any community, aud for which I bave striven, from week to week, as honestly as I could.during the lust nine yoars, will contivue to be striven for ** all the yenr round.\u201d The old weekly cares and duties become things of the past merely to be nssummed, with an increased love for them and brighter hopes springing out of them in the present and the future.1 louk and pra fur a very much wider circle of renders, and yet again fora steadily-expanding sircle of readers, in the projects I hope te carry \u201cBrough «all the year round :'\u2019 and I feel confi- lent that this expectation will be realized, if it leserves realization, The tusk of my new journal is set, and I will \u2018teadily try to wefk this task out.Its pager «ball show to good purpose their motto is re suembered in them, and with how much fidelity wad earnestness they tell THE STORY OF OUR LIVES \u201cROM YEAR TO YEAR.CHARLES DICKENS, The American edition will hereafter be issued o weekly aud monthly parts.put up in neat rovers, und occasionally embellished with steel md copper-plate engravings, Price,\u201412s.\u20acd.Jer aonum, Coples always on hand, and subscriptions \u2018eceived, by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Shaw's Buildings, Foot of Mouatain Hill, Quebec, June 22, 1859.u FINE-TOBACCOS.Received per G.T.Railway : 20) (ASES Fine Smoking TOBACCO.= in tin foil,\u2014 Twist Lumps, 10 Cases do do Jdo #1b Lumps.\u2019 Fine Cut Tobacco, id 10 1b Bales.For Sale by E.£ VV.POSTON & CO.Lower-Town, Nov 4, 1539, FOR SALE.I HDS BRIGHT MUSCOVADO SUGAR Barrels Crushed Spar, {Tiercer London LeaRSugar, Puncheons Brig For Bale by Quebec, Dec.7.1859.ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.Capital, £2,000,006 Sterling.FIRE INSURANCES RE continued to be FECTED at MO (À DERATE RATES of RREMI LOSSES adjusted in Pato.No charge made for the Polly.LIFE INSURANCE Also effected on ailvantageous terma.FORSYTH, BELL & CO., Quebec, 21st Feby 1856.Agents.CORDAGE.THE Subscribers, AGENTS for HEN- ; DERSON'S CORDAGE FACTORY, respectfully give potice to their frieuds and the public that oy are prepared to MANUFACTURE GANGS of RIGGING, of all tiges and the beat quality, at short uotice, and at the Lowest Prices.ANE, GIBB & CO.and Seizing Staff, Spunyarn, Bale & for Steam Fn- nt of MANILLA Rope, superior Hemp Pac glo.and w complete asortr JORDAGE OF ALL SIZES 8A) Cordage from the RANTRD équal to English Ne 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WORKS.ARBLE HEARTHS.(Cheap,) SOAPSTONE GRADILES, sin hove factory wan- facture, E, GIBB & CO.) aomical than AMERICAN GRATES.FIRE BRICK STOVE | STABLE TOPS.aud every article in the ; trade ulwayn on band or made \u2018promptly to or er.FELIX MORGAN, Qryseo.\u2014~194 St.John Street.without.Moxrrear,\u2014Corner of Craig & St.Peter Streets Nov.2, 1859.6 CH Fresh Sugar pan \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hams.red HAMS.Forpule by ;, & W.JPOSTON & CO.Lower Tow}, Dec.15, 185$.Anthracite Coa] Stoves.UST received by the Subscriber: Challenge Heaters, suitgble for Halls, Pas sages, and Pnblie BuËdinge ; Railway Coal Burnesig Ouk, Parlor, Coal Stov Cylinder Stoves.Quebee, 5th Nov, 1858.TV RAHAM?S PORT.4 Hlds.and 5 Qr.-C October 29.1858.WHISKE /TYHE B¥ST MONTREA Puncheons, Hhds, For sale by E &W.Lower Town, Nov.32, 1854 __ ONDON SOUCH@NG.50 Cherts Egglish Bre Baling Grave.AT Sept.17.1858.¥ Harper for December.UST RECEIVED: Harper\u2019s Magazine for December.Notes of a Twenty-five Year's Service in the Hudson's Bay Territory, by John McLean ; 2 vois.The Sociable ; or, one thousand and one home amuseéments : contaiaing Acting Proverbs Dramatic Characters ; Irawing Room Pao- tomimes; Musical Burleqgues; Parlor Games: Games of ActionmkgEl'its ; and 8 boice collection of curioue ! nd Mechanical Puzzies, &e., &c.Ill@strated with nearly 300 Engrabone and diagrams ; the whole being a fun@ of never-Quding entertainment Jurther supply of Cuarlyle\u2019s Frederick the Great ; 2 vols, Pos und Dana's Poems.For sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, ._ Shaw\u2019s Buildings, : .Foot of Mountwin Hill.Quebec, Nov.2, 1858.> The-Following Books J AY «iways Be found at MIDDLETON & DA WSON'S, Foot of Mountain Lill :\u2014 Missionary Travels and Researches in South Af rica ; including n Eketch of sixtevn years residence in the interior of Africa.By David Livingstone, L.L.D,, D.C.L.\u2014158.Middleton & Dawson, A Deseription of Ottawa and the Scenery in the vicinity of that city, 4to., beautifully illustrated, with a map, \u201430s, Shaw's Buildings, Canada : Eseays by J.Sheridan Hogan and Alexander ris, to which were award ed the first and second prizes by the Parir Exhibition Cdmmitiee of Canada, (cloth, to- gcther,)\u20146s.3d.Foot of Mountain Mili, Maxims and Hints for an Angler ; embellished with bumourous Engravings, illustrative of the miseries of Fishing ; to which are added na xims aud hi ifr a chess player, \u20142s 6d.Middleton A Panoramic Guide frond Niagara Falls to Que- bee, sowing and Jescribing all the most celebrated-and picturesque pointe along the River §t.Lavsepce, by Wm.S.Hunter, Jr., \u20145s.> $ Shaw's Buildings, Impressions of the South an®West during & six \u2018woeks\u2019 holiday.' Foot of Mountain Hill, Tables of Sterling Exchunge into Dollars and Cents, aud vice versa, at par, and from 7 cent.to 12§ W ceut.premium, by Eighths.\u201410s.5e, Middleton & Dawson, Tables df-Faterest at 5, 6, and 7% cent, (and by a simple combination, up to 14 % cent.,) for any number of days, at each date, fron.one to thice händred and sixty-five; with » Time Tabi, showing the number)! day: from any day tn any month to the sa: se day in auy other month, \u2014l2a 6d.Shaw's Buildings, Pictures of the Olden Time, as sewn in the fortunes of a family of the Pilgrims, by Ed muad H.Sears,\u201458, Foot of Mountain Hill.A Military Mite t5 the Mountain of Literature : or, the Rhymes of a Red Coat.Published for the benefit of the Indian Relief Fund,\u2014 8.Middleton & Dawson, The Canadian Naturalist and Geologist, and Prof ceedings of the Natural History Society o- Moutreal,\u2014 183, Shaw's Buildings, The Life and Public Services of Jobn Charles Fremont, with illustrations and portrait on steel, by John Bigelow,\u20146s.3d.Foot of Mountain Hill, The Book of Cummon Prayer, and administration of the Sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Cburch, beautifully illuminated and illustrated with engraving: from the great painters,\u2014£3.Middleton & Dawson, Prayers for Children, by Reverend He: .Leu,\u2014le.9d, Py ry ¥ Shaw's Buildings, Commercial Tales : consisting of Reckoning, Interest, Annuity, Money, Weights, Measures, and other Tables, \u2014 44.6d.Foot of Mountain Hill.A Table of Advances in Currency in Costs Sterling, from One Penny to Ten Pounds, for the use of Importers,\u20145s, Middletor & Datoson, Timethrift ; or, Leisure Hours for Ladies : Inoln- ding inetructionia Crochet, Berlin Work.&c., &c., by Mrs.Warren, \u20144e.6d.Shaw's Buildings, The French Pastor at the Seat of War; being letters written from the East Emilier Frossard, Protestant Pastor in the French army before Scbastopol, \u20145s.Foot of Mountain Hill.The Mathematical Sciences; including simple Artihimetic.Algebra, the Elements of Euclid.Planc's Spherical Trigonometry, Beries, Logarithms.Mensuration, aud Practical Geometry ; by J.R.Young and others,\u20146e, 3d.Middleton & Dawson, A System of Natural History ; being « Struotur- al and Classificd arrangement of Plants and Animale, forming a basis for the study of Botany and Zoology.Shaw's Buildings, The British Pulpit: skethes of eminent Ministers ; by Edwin Paxton Hood,\u2014 3s.8d Foot of Mountain Hill.Memolrs of the Queens of Frauce, including « Memoir of Her Majesty the late Queen of she French, (Marie Amelie,) by Mrs, Bush, vols.Middleton & Dawson.The Cabinet of Ouriveities.-7a.8d._ Shaw's Buildings, Elements of Agricultural Chemistry, by Sir Bumphrey Davy; edited by Jobu Sheir.Foot of Mountain Hill.A Practical Treatise on the Culture and Treatment of the Grape Vine, by J.Telsk Allen., Middleton & Dawson, The three Colonies of Australia; their Pastures, Copper Mines, and Gold Fields; by 8.8yd- ney,~5s.) , Show's Buildings, The N \u2018Minds of the Weelk ay best - Poems, ghts, Bers, aad alo edited by Edwin Paxzion Mood.0 Bright Sugar, Teas, &c.HE Subscribers ste new receiving, ex G Trunk Railway :\u2014 60 Hbds.very Bright Por 60 Barrels Dry Crashed § 400 Packages Myson- n, Gunpowder, Souchoug, aÿd Congou Teas, 150 Bags Java, Lagus)iafand St.Domingo Coffee ; and for sale by E.& W.POSTON & CO.Lower Town, April 6, 185 Rico Sugar, gar, Spring Importations.BRIGHT SUGARS, TEAS, TOBACCOS, &e., &c.UST RECEIVED, per Grand Trunk Rail- rond :\u2014 20 Hbds.Bright Muscovado Sugar, 20 Tierces do.dv., 350 Packages Fresh Teasf Quopowder, Hy- son Twankagg Young :un, Souchoug, Congou, &c, a 100 Bar cd Lum gar, 100 Bag re 150 Cases O 190 Bxa.Manuffctured acoos,\u2014-Fives, Tens, Pound, and [laif-pounds.LANE, GIBB & CO.59.Quebec, April 4, 1 AT THE QUEBEC MONUMENTAL, SCULPTURE, AND GENERAL MARBLE WORKS, A large and varied Stock of HEADSTONES, MANTELS, TABLE-TOPS, MONUMENTS, 28 And every Article in the Trade, is ar, WAYS ON HAND ; the STYLE and EXFOUTION of which is SECOND ro NONE.PRICES MODERA 5 FET 104, St.Joh Quebec, 19th May, 1857.Auer's Sarsaparilla, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.And for the speedy cure of the subjoined varioties of Disease : TE.6) GAn, Street, without.Serofula and Serofulons Affections,such as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Blains, and all Skin Discascs.Oaxtat@, Ind., 6th June, 1859, J.C.Avzz & Co.Gents: focl it my duty to aca knowledge what your Sarsalarilla has done for me, Having inherited a Scrof; tion, I have suffered from it ip various ways for Ylurs.Sometimes it Lurst out in Ulcers on my hand@and arme; sometimes ft turned inwurd and distrossed me at the stomach.Two yeart ago It broke out on my Bead and covered my scalp and ears with one sore, whicldwas paiuful and loathsome beyond description.I tried Many medicines and several physicians, but without much relief from any thing.In et, tho disorder grew worse.At length I was rejoiced to read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared ap ajtorative (Barsaparilia), for I knew from your repute.tion that any thing you made must bo good.I sent to Cincinnati and got it, and used ft till it cured me.I touk it, as you advise, in small doscs of a teaspoonful over a month, and used almost three bottles, New and healthy skin soon an to form under the scab, which after a while fol} off.My skin is now clear, and I know by my feelings that the disease bas gone from my system.You can well believe that I feel what I am saying when I tell you, that I hold yuu to be one of the aposties of thie age, and remain ever gratefully.Yours, ALFRED B.TALLEY.St.Anthony's Fire, Rose or Frys! Tetter and Salt Rheum, Sceald Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsay.Dr.Robert M, Preble writes from Sulem, N.Y., 12th ead, Dropsy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by the: ous attack of Malignant Erysipelas bx large doses of the same; says he cures the common Eruptions by it constantly.1 Zebulon Rloan of Prospect, Texas, writes : ¢ Three bo tles of your Sarsaparilla cured me from a Goifre \u2014 a hid- sous swelling on the neck, which I had suffered from® over two years.\u201d - Leucorrhæa or Whites, Ovarian Tumor$ Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases.Dr.J.B.8.Channing, of New York City, writes ; \u201c I» most cheerfully comply with the request of your agent in saying I have found your Sarsaparilla a most excellent alterative in the numerous complaints for which we employ such a remedy, but especially in Frmule Diseases of the Scrofulous dinthesie.have cured many inveterate canes of Leucorrhoœs by it, and some where the com- pluint was caused by ulceration of the uterus.The ulcer ation itself was soon cured.Nathirg within ny kuowl- edge equals it for these female derangements.\u201d Eawird 8.Marrow, of Newbury, Als, writes, \u201cA dangerous ovarian tumor on ona of the females in my family, which had defied all tho remedies we could employ, has at longth been completely cured by your Extract of Sar- saporilia.Our physician thought nothing but extirpation could afford relief, but he advised the trial of your {lla as ths last resort before cutting, and it proved effectual.After taking your remedy eight weeks Do symptom of the disease rerpaine.\u201d Syphilis and Megcurial Disease.New Orfrans, 25th August, 1859, Dn.J.C.Avex: Sir, I comply with tho re.oct of your agent, and r you some of the effects have realized with your Sqfsapartile.T have cured with it, in practice, most of the complaints for which it {a recommended, and have found {ts effects truly wonderful in the cure of Fenereal and Mercurial Disease, Une of my patients had &yphilitic ulcers in his throat, which were consuming his palate and the top of his mouth, Your farsaparilla, steadily taken, cured him in five weeks.Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his noss, and the ulceration had eaten away a ennsiderablo of it, 50 that I Lelieve the disorder would soon reach his bralo and kill him.But it yielded to my administration of your Barsaparilla ; the ulcers healed, und he is well again, not of course without some distiguration to his face.A woman who bad been treated for th~ sane disorder by morcury was suffering from this poison in ber bones.They had become so sensitive to the weather that on a damp day she suffered ex- erucistiog pain in her joints and bones.She, too, was cured entirely by your Barsaparilla in a few weeks.I Know from its formula, which your agent gave we, that this Preparation from your laboratory must be 8 great remedy; conssquently, theso truly remarkable results with It have not surprised me, Fraternally yours, G.V.LARINER, M.D, Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Inpgrexpaxcs, Preston Co., Va., 8th July, 1560.Du.J.C.Arsen: 8ir, I have been afilicted with a pain.fal ohrenic Rheumatism for a long time, whizh baffled the skill of phygiclans, end stuck to me In epite of all the Temedios I quid find, until I tried your Sarsapariila.Ono tie me in two woeks, and restored 4 general tLat I am far better than beforo 1 was think it a wonderful medicine.J.FREAM.Jules #.Getchell, of Bt.Louis, writes: \u201cI have been afllicted for years with an affection of the Liver, which dustroyèd my health.I tried every thing, and every thing failed to relieve me; and I have been a broken 1.05 0.54 45 3.59 | 1.64 0.94 :| 27 1.09 2.18 45 1,89 3.78 | 27 {1.85 0.95 0.491 45 |3 201164 0 81 9, Los 0°55 45 8.70 : 1.90 0.87 | 28 1.13 2.26 4 {1.95 [31001 24 1900.98 050) 46 [35211 mn or % T.11 0.57} 37 3.63 | 1,95 1.00 ; 2e 1,16 2.32 [47 2.01 4.02 1 29 1.97 1.011 0.524 47 3.44 | 176 | ony - 1.15 0.56 48 3.94 2.01 1,04 ! 30 1.19 2.35 48 2.07 4.14 || 30 L201, 1.031053] 48 {358 1.83043 \u2018we 1.18 0.60 [49 4 09 1 2.09 1.07 931 1.22; 2.44 {492.13 4.261 81 [207 1.060341 49 3.73 191 {08 1.21 0.62 430 4.26 2.18 1.11 ; 82 1.25 2.50 50 2.25 4.46 |! 32 (2.121,09! 0.56) 56 3.90 2.00 1.02 » 1,25 [0.64 F511) 4,462.28 [1.17 ÿ 23 1.29 2.58 [51 2.33 4.66.33 2.18 1.12/0.581 51 4.09 | 209 Lor a 1.28 0.65 52 4.67 | 2'30 1.22 | 34 1.33 2.06 [52 2.44 4.88 || 34 221 1.18|0.50 52 4.80 2.00 | 112 es: 2.52 9.68 53 4,90 | 2.50 1.26 | 35 1.87 2.74 5a 2055 | 510 I 3 [2.32 19 0.61} 53 4.52) 2731 1 -~ 1.36 0.70 5315.14 {2.63 1.34 | 36 1.41 (2.82 54 268 | 5.36 | 35 2.30] 1.231063 54 4.75) 243 10 =; 1.41 {0153155 5.89 2.75 1°40 {37 1.46 2.92 55 2.81 : 5.62 37 2.48 1.27 0.65 65 3.00 | 2.55 | 10