The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 13 mai 1863, mercredi 13 mai 1863

[" \u2014 \u2014 ed nd ois 38, ive Ire, tu Dr.ent ir- ind sis, it.her fa ya.dly ied ao ies eet ., cet.cha l'a red > TEE Quebec Gazelle, 1 Tri-TWHecklp Acwspaper, 13 PUBLISHED BY JESSY, HIDDLETON AXD DAWSON, PLINTEKI) pt EE OR EE pstablishod 1764.TERMS:\u2014 Four Dout.Ars per annum, payable prarly in advance.ADVERTISEMENTS, delivered iubeforetwo yelock P.M.on the duny of publication, inserted a:cording to wrilteu orders\u2014or till forbid, if no p ritten directions-\u2014at 50 cents for six lines and mder, for first insertion, and 12} cents for each ubzequent insertion ; for ten lines and above six, 75 cents fur first insertion, and 17 cents for such subsequent insertion ; for ten lines and awards, 8 cents per line for first insertion, and \u2018yo cents per line for each subsequent insertion.dvertising by the year, us may be agreed on.> Al communications must be POST-PAID.\u2014 WM.A.CURRY, STOCK, EXCHANGE, AND INSURANCE BROKER, Accountant, and Land Agent, Gowen's Buildings, St.Peter Street, quebec.Stocks, Bonds, Debentures, Bills of Exchange ad all descriptions of Securities bought and wid.Loaus negotiated.r@ Business conducted with the Crown Lands Department, and other Government (Offices, Quebec, Nov.24, 1862.18.4 BONNETS AND HATS.AIRS.PARNELL, having RECEIVED the \\ SPRING FASHIONS, is prepared to aller, dress, and dye LADIES\u2019 BONNETS and HATS, in THE NEWEST STYLE, at NO.2, GLACIS STREET, Outside St.John\u2019s Gate.Gentlemen's Hats cleaned and altered.Quebec, March 28, 1862, Billiard Tables.jroLL sized (obtained Prize Exhibition Medal) shipped and forwarded to any part of the world ab £60 esch\u2014with balls, cues and marking boards, vests, rales, &c., de.and everything cornplete ; 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USE STERLING'S AMBROSIA! A ITS FFFECTS ARE WONDERFUL.\u201cG8 STERLING'S ANBROSTA {8 put up in a box con- tuining two bottles.ES mr VOL.101., = Batiles on the Rappahunook, Details of the Recent Operations, (From the New Yar le Times.) CHANCELLORSVELLE, Va, TEN Mises ) Wise bv Sovru oF FREDKRICESBURG, Suurday, Midnight, May 2, 1863.fconcLUDED.F Lithink yon will readily agree with ma that lhere aru few examples in history ot à nuilrzary movament of such proportions, executed wil such celerily and success.To have marched a enlumn of seventy-five thousand men, laden with sixty pounds of bageage, together wih artillery and trains, thity-six miles in (wo days, to have Widged ayd erosaed two slireams Aloug à line wlnoh a vigilant enemy voder- lakes to observa and deland, wih a loss of perhaps haifa dozen men, one waggon und two mules, ia an achievewnent which \"assuredly has had few parallels.Remember how enormously difficult the task ol crossing the Rappahannock proved last December, how two days were spent in the attempt alter we had our force massed un te river's edge, and with what loss it was ae- complished, and you will have the means of duly appreciating it.There is vo miracle about this reeult.[ts sunply the work ofn planning and direchng brain, with 1he mast ulter recreey and the grealest possible celarity.Bul these qualilies produce rasults which, in their eneemble, appear aluzost miraculous, I remember, in tnilitary reading, but one operation of precisely the samo kind.It is the operation of Prince Eugene against the French, who held the line of the Adige.Eugene by a series of skilful manenvres, induced the French commander to scatter his troops along the line of the river; then, by dexterous femts, he entirely deceived his ad versary as to the direction of his march, and the latter war anddenly surprised with the news that the line of the Adige was forced, aud a detachment of his forges, wholly routed at Carpi.Lee\u2019s surprise could not have been greater when be heard thatthe Union army was neross the river and had turned his flank.And, indeed, we have nol merely material proof of this\u2014sueh as that, when we were across the Rapidan thu enemy was yet picketing the Rap- pahsnnuck\u2014bul we have documentary evidence of it ina letter from Gen.Lee.himself, which was found in the house at Chancellorsville.The letter, signed by Gen.Taylor, Lec\u2019e Chief of Siatl, was written to the rebel officer commanding the post at Chancellorsville, and was dated tom Lea\u2019s haad-qnaners at 4:20 a\u2019elock p.m., of the day we arrived.[It stated, in substance, that \u201c(he General had at that mowent heard that the Federal force was across lily\u2019s Ford\u2019?(we hud bean across eighteen hour.)\u2014* that General Anderson\u201d (who commanded at United States Ford with a couple of brigades) ¢ knew notluing of our araval\u2019-~and asked him ¢ 10 come down immediately and consalt with the Commanding General!\u201d The order which the Commanding General issued on Thursday, after the achievement of this position, 1s the key to the situation, and to 1the expectations of the commander.It will be seen that the position gained at Chaucellorsville, which is ten miles weat by south of Fredericksburg, completely turns the line of rebel defences on the series of ridges in the rear ol Fredericksburg, and in fact there was now Lutone alternative ; the enemy must either retreat along the ime of the railroad toward Richmond, while that line was yet uncut, (for thiera was no other line of retreat, the communication with Gordonsville being threatened by our hold un that line,) or else come out and \u201cgive us ballle on our own ground.\u201d Lee had bsen completely outgeneralied, and 1n a strategie pont of view had suilered a defuat befire we had fired a single shot.It was 1m this sense, and not in the meaning that they were actually destroyed albeit he anticipated nothing less than that, that Gen.Hooker on the night of our anival al Chancellorsville proudly exclaimed, ¢ The rabel army 1s now the legitimate properly ol the Army of the Potomac.\u201d (Jen.Lee seems 10 have felt himself strong enough 10 pursue the latler allerna\u2018ive, and he took prompt measures to carry his plan into execution.There is very litt'e doubl that he had been beavily remforced with troops from the South.Weare at the present moment fighting Charleston.For, like the attack on Fort Donelson, that movement liad been made too soon.A month had passed since that attack, and is result had emboldened Lee to call up the greater portion of the force 11 South Card lina.The troops numbered sixty-five thousand men, and he could aflord to feel able lo diaw forty thousand of that number.In ed- dition, Longstreet\u2019s force had been recalled from North Carolina.Furthermore, it is the universal testimony of all the prisoners, (numbering several hundred, taken during the past week) that their army has been reinfore- ed.What that force is, 91 is, of course, impossible to say.! think it would be unsafe to estimate it at less than eighty thousand, and there are those having good means of knowing who carry it to a hundred thousand, Occupying, two, the interior\u2019 line, Lee\u2019s facilities fur a change of front were, of course, very great; aud our army bad hardly gained its position when a rebel column wus marching 10 confront it.On Saturday, two prisoners were brought in fiom the Tweuty-third North Carolina, be- longisg to Hili®s division, of Jackson\u2019s corpr, Their testimony showed that that division PRICE\u2014ONE DOLLAR.DR.H.H.STERLING, Proprietor, 493 Broadway, New York.fo For oY all Druggists.1m JORNS AND BUNIONS.RUDALL\u2019S Qertain Cure for these distressing complaints.cosas 28 Cd.HIS Establishment is the only English Emporium that supplies the Continent and Foreign Countries with every English Patent Medicine 25 perdent lems than the advertised price, as every Patent Medicine is sent to thie started from Lelow Hamillon\u2019s crossing, in the rear of Fredericksburg, at 3 a.m., of Friday, and that they were portions of ihe same column which we saw moving up the Bowling Green Road, below Fredericksburg, two days before.| mention this circumstance as a slight clue to the game which was now being played between the two able leaders of the respective armies.On Thureday night we were massed in the vicinity of Chancelloraviile, simply covering the approaches.On Friday morning, Gen.Hooker began the strategie disposition of the force.He lormed a line of battle of à triangular or redan shape, resting with ite wings establishment for shipment.resp ectively on the Rappahannock between .order for payment in England to All orders, either for private Famiftes or Store keepers must be accompanied by & remittance by Bankers\u2018 billa, at a few dayssight, or Messrs.Brown & Eowarps, fro April 1, 1863.Patent Medicine Depot, Claremont.Houee, No 1 Marion Villa, North Road, Forest Bill, Kent, and.: Engl \u2019 Hvery English medicine and remedy supplied m this Estnbliskment, 12m | | Jr res.Quebec, Maroh 23, 1862.SALT BUTTER, dant received : LEN NSU LAR, GRANT & CO.Banks and United States Fords and Harts Creek, and havuig ils apex at Chancellors ville.The day jwas occupied with operations along the skirmish line, and reconnoisances for the purpuse of feeling the enemy.The situation of Chancellureville ie in the middle of a clearing in the woods, which takes the form of an regular ellipse, about a mile in length and hall a mile in width.The solitary house that makes np Chancelioraville etands nimost in the middie of this opening.The ground in the regron between here aud Fredericksburg is broken and wooded, there being occasional clearings im the lorests.It tises ua it neais Fredenoksburg, whem it wre 1 ra .dave'opes into bold heights.[is strategic Importance, ue already indicated, is derived lrom the fact thal it covers the Frederoksburg turnpike and the Culpepper and Orange Court-hause plank-road, aud threatens lhe line of Gordonsville.a SATURDAY\u2019S OPERATIONS.4 The active operations ol Saturday comprise a à serses of attempts in force on the part of the an rebels to break our limes at vanous points, | which were in ove case pastially succusstul, = 7 m another comp'etely successful, and ip another completely unsuecessful.There bad been only slight disturbances.during the night, as both forces had been busy with their axea rather than their muskets, From Gen.Howard's came a report that the enemy was engaged all might in culling a rod past his picket line to the right.How much atlention wus paid to this lact at the nme | do not know, but subsequent everis proved thal it was very wsiguificant, The day continued to pasa in a very dull way for a day ot battle, and only here and there wav there anything more even than desultory skirmishing and picket firing.About three o'clock the pickets on the right at Gen.Slecuin\u2019s front repoited that from a cerain position waggons had been seen moving in a westerly direction all day.[twas at once surmised that this might be are< treat, bul subsequent events proved that il was a part of an aflair ot aliogether another nature.To ascertain, however, what it really was, (ien.Sickles, who was still in reserve, was ordered lo make a recunncisance in heavy force in that-diraction.Thie was done with great prompinese, and the divisions of Gen.Birney and Whipple, with Gen.Barlow\u2019s brigade, from Howard's corps, were pushed out to the front, Berdan\u2019s brigade of sharpshooters having the advance, and supporting Randolph\u2019s battery.Our troops moved rapidly aid soon became more or less engaged, especially with the artillery and sharpshooters as skirmishers.Berdan avou went in spme aixly prisoners, belonging to the 28rd Guosgia, including one Major, two Captains, and three Liautenants, Being upon the ground, | examined three prisoners, and soon found that the \u201c waggoD train\u201d which we had seen moving during the day was composed mainly of ordnance waggons and ambulances, and that Stonewall Jackson and staff were at ihe head of u column of troops which the wag- guns lollowed.Nothing more was needed to convince us that this daring opponent was executing another of his sudden movements, and it was resolved to checkmate him.Gen.Sickles was ordered 10 push on, and Gen.Williams\u2019 division of Slooum\u2019s column was orderrd to co-operate.Biroey pushed ahead with great vigour, snd with Randolph's battery sent to the rear as prisoners of war the entire remna: t of ihe 23rd Georgia regiment, numbering over 400 officers aud wen, The column of (he enemy which had been moving up the road was now literally cut in \u2018wo, and Gen.Williams had commenced a flank movement on the enemy\u2019s right, whioh promised the most auspicious results, But at 5 o\u2019clock a (errific crash of musketry on our extreme night, announced that Jackson had commenced his operations.This had been anticipated, bat it.was supposed that aler his column was cul, the corps of Gen.Howard, (formerly Geveral Sigel\u2019s) with na supports, would be sufficient to resiet his approach, and finding that he was himseli .assailed in the rear, he would turn about and , retreat to escape capture.But to 1he disgrace of the 11ih corps be it said thatthe divisi nof Gen.Schurz, which was the first agsailed, almost instantly gave way.\u2014 \u2018Threats, entreaties, and orders of commanders ware of no uvail.Thousands of hese cowards threw down their gous, and soon sIreained down the road towards head-quarters.The enemy pressed his advaniage.General Devan's division, in iront of him, followed suit, and the brave general was for the sepond time severaly wounded in the foot, while endeavouring to rally his men, Gen.Howard, with all his daring and resolution and vigour, could not stem the tide ol the reireating and cowardly poltroons.The brigades of Colonels Bushbeek and McLean only remained fighting, und maintained themselves as lung as possible.But they too gave way, though in good order, before Yasily superior aumbers.\u201d Gen.Hooker now sent tothe aid of Gen.Howard the choicest division ol his army, the creation of his own hand, the famous Second Division of the Third Corps, commanded by Major Gen.Berry.Capt.Best soon moved his batteries un a ridge running across the rvad, and after a short bat sanguinary contest,\u2019 ., the fusther advance of the enemy was stayed.Of course this disaster compelled the recall ot Sickles and Slocum, who had been pursuing their work with remarkable vigour.Gen, Williams\u2019 division returned only to find, a portion of their works filled with the enemy.Sickles\u2019 division could not communicate with the rest of the army at all by the way they | advanced, and only at grea} nisk by any other | route.: \u2018This was the position at dark, and it did not look very promising.But our.energalic commander was more than equal to theemer- gency.New dispositions to repair this disaster were al once resolved upon.Communication was at once had with Gena, Birney and Whipple and a might attack ordered, te restore the conneclion of the lines.Gen.: Birmey\u2019s division maile the attack at 11.at night, aided by Capt.Best\u2019s guns, massed : on the ridge in.front ot the enemy.Birney\u2019s position was on the extreme left of this now line of battle, bui Wards ierrific attack was entirely success{ttl, communication was res- toresf, and in a charge made by the brigade, n portion of the artillery lost by Howard was gallantly retaken by Gen.Hobart Ward.This night attack was lhe most grand and terrific thmg of the war.The moon shone bright, and an enemy could be seen at good musket range.The air was very still, and the roar and reverberation of the musketry and artillery past all conception.Malvern Hill wis a skirmish compared with (his, save- in the degree of slaughter.Bat it was sve-\u2019 cessful ; the wnemy were driven back nearly half a mile, atid our tired, med oboe more slept on their arms.cow suspay, \u201c0! c K It was very evident at daylight this morning\u201d that the day would briag forth à tetrifie batile.We knew that the snemy had ben rainfon -.left.ing his line ali night, «ce the ©: doub edly, of the sirength of his\u2019 force on our nee, His intention was, evidently, to fight: Wl.for the possession of the plank road, which! : il was perfectly appieent he must hive, de Eo that portion of it which wd then held was aub- 3 ject 10 the anemy\u2019s asssulis in front and pu, PR both flanks.But the possession of this road.was.not ob-° 1 tained Dy the enemy sava al aur ou 11S, AL; ; his severest costy: and alter wne of the mest; derperste, tenacious afd bloxiy emflicts, fem its short duration, of the whole war.At & o°clock n.m.the rebels could be plainly swan: up the plank rond, boot a mile snd a batt bi.Hugged ; ir vou, D | from tha Chsncelior House, whieh Gen.Hocker till retsived ss his hesd-quariers, thaugn a shell had gone through il on the evening before, and anather had cul down à tres directly in front ol it.Our tive cf battle was formed wub General Beury's gallant division on the rioht, General Buney next on the lelt, Gen.Whipple and Gen Wiliams supporting.At 5} a.m.lhe avance became engaged in the ravine, jus beyond the ridge where Cuptain Best's gurs Lad made their tesriñe onslaught the night velore, and wl.ere they still frowned upon the enemy and threatened his destruction.The raule of musketry ro.n becam « a lune : «.nlinued crash, snd in a few moments, as Lattaiiou after battalion became engaged, the roar surpassed all conception, and indicated that the fight would be one of the most terrible nature.Gen.Beiry\u2019s division, which had checked (he enemy's advance the nigh be- fre, engaged him again, and if it were possible for them to add more laurels to their tame, then they did it thrice overagamn The enemy advanced hie infantry in overwhelming numbers, and seemed determined to crush our forces.Bot the brave men of Sicklew and Slocum, wha fought their columus wi li desperate gallan'ry, he!d the 1ebels in check, snd milicted drendiul staughter among Wem.Gen.Freuch\u2019s div sicn was rent in on the right lark of our lire at about 7a.m., and in u short lime a horde of ragged, streaming tebels running down the road, indicated that tat portion of the enemy\u2019s line hud been crushed.At 8 o'clock, a.m., Gen.French sent his compliments to Gen.Hooker, with.the information that he had charged the enemy | ar J was diiving him before him.Nickles maintained the attack upon his line with great endurance.The enemy seemed determined to erush him with the immensity ol his lorces, and, assubsequently shown from the siatemenls of prisuners, five whole divi- mions of the rebel army were precipiinted upon this portion of the line, for from these five divisions we touk during the day an aggregate uf over two thousand prisoners.The exploits of our gallant troops in those dark, tangled, gloomy woods, may never be brought to hight 3 but they woud fill a hundred volumes.1 was a deliberate, desperate hand- tu-hund confliet, and 1he carnage was por- feetly fnghifol.Cool officers say that the dead and wounded of the enemy covered the ground in heaps, and that the rebels seemed utterly regardless of their lives, and hteraliy threw themselves upon the mugzies of our guns.Many desperate charges were made during the fight, patticularly by Berry's divi- ron.Mott\u2019s brigade made fifteen distinct charges, and captured seven stands of colors, the Seventh New Jersey, Col.Francine, alone capturing four stands of colours and five hundred prisonere.Gen.Couch\u2019s Second Army Corps, though only in part present, did excellent work.lt was Gen.French who charged und drove the enemy on the flank, and it was the indomitable Hancock who gallantly went to the relief of the hard-pressed Sickles.The engagement lasted without the slightest intermission from 5§ a.m.to 8 45 a.rn., when there was a temporary cesealion on our past, occasioned by getting out of ammunition.We held our position fus nearly an hour with the bayonet, and then being re-supplied, an order was given to fall back to the vicitily of the Chancellor House, which we did in good urder.Here the contest was maintained for an hour or more, not so severely as before, but with grent havoe to the enemy and considerable loss to vureelves.The vicinity of the Chancellor House was; vow the theatre of the fight, and my visits in that spot became less frequent.Gen.Hooker maintained his head-quarlers there until 10, a.m., when it was set on lirg by the enemy\u2019s shells, and 19 now in ruins.Chancellorsville 13 no longer 1m existence, having perished with the flames, but Chancellorsville 1s in history, never to be effaced.Our new lize was now so far established as to render il sate to withdraw all our forces on that from, which was accordingly done, aud ut 11.30 a.m.the muskelry firing ceuseil.The engagement had lasted mix hours, but had been the most terrifie of the war.Our aitrilery had literally slaughtered the enemy, and many of (he companies had lost heavily 1m men themselves, but the guns were all saved.The enemy was now no longer wn our rear.but had been shoved down directly in our front, and is now directly between ux and our forces in Fredsricksburg, and we were again ni an enttenched and formidably fonified position.The enemy has guined some ground, it rstrue, but atthe sacrifice of the flower of; his force, five of his seven divisions having been cul to pieces in the eflort, and over 2,000 of them lave {allen into our hands.Our right wing, under Generals Reynolds and Meade, was not engaged, save the division of Gen.Humphreys, which went into the woode on the enemy\u2019s lelt flank, and fought valiantiy under their brilhant leader, until their ammunition wes exhausted.During the afternoon the enemy has made several altempis to force our Lines, particularly at the apex of our porition, near the Chancellor Hcuse, bat Capt.Weed has mas ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 Patent Grain Cooler.i 4 : \u2018| to thineity, on Tuesday, the 13th lostant, Joh | rIyAE UNDERSIGNED beg to inform Dealers Henery, ou of George À Benfrév, Ee, aged T in Grain and Ship Captaine.that they nre prepared to furnish GRAIN COOLE for Anansi \u2018essels or Warehouses ; or to dispose of the right ee a a I I) ne t truct this usefal article to parties who ww PBENNER'S CIDER.may be desirous of entcring upon the business.i SeT .à DRAUGHT just od Addros by letter, post-paid; to LE an AL Received.JF BOT ra we by ™ EDWARD TRENHOLM & 00, \\ Lo WOODS & 00.Trenttelmville, C.B.Quebec, May 13, 1863, MY Quebed, May 19, 1083, sw THE QUEBEO GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 2 Royal Mail Line.œUEBHO to Gaspe, Paspebiac, Dalhousie, Miramichi, Shediac.and \"Pictou.HE POWERFUL FIRST-CLASS NEW IRON Serew Steamer \u201cLADY HEAD,\u201d W.DAVISON.Master, Will leave ATKINSON'S WHARF, on TUESDAY, the 19th Instant At FOUR o'clock PM, : Touching at above places going und returning.Rates of Passage and Freight, lst 2nd Freight class.class.pr vbl,.Quebec tu Gaspé, $12.00 $4.00 50 cts, ! du to Paspeblac.18.00 5.60 50 + | do to Dalhousie .15.00 6.00 50 «\u201c do to Miramichi.18 00 7.00 6) + do to Shedisc,.19.00 7.50 GO + do toPictou.2000 8.00 Go\u201c Same charges from above Ports to Quebce.All Baggage ol the risk of owners thereof.245 Berths not secured until paid for at the Office.| Shippers are requested to have their freight at 6, A.M., on the wharf, and their entries passed at the Custom House before noon on the day of sailing.For further particulars apply to F, BUTEAU, Manager, Atkinson's Wharf, St.James Street.Quebec, May 11, 1863.\u2019 HATS Hat Cases, Travelling Satchels, COURIER BAGS, And all Styles of Felt and Tweed Hats, At moderate prices.HENDERSON, RENFREW £ CO.Bunde Street.Quebec, May 11.1863.FIRE AND IN AND Marine Insurance.British American ASSURANCE COMPANY.Established Over a Quarter of a Century.Gro.P.Rrpour, Esq., Governor.T, W.Brrcuaut, Esq., Managing Director.Wm.STEWART, Esq., Managing, Marine Department.This Company having the whole of ils Capital, with an actual Cash Surplus of SEVENTY- Five Trousasp DoLrans, invested in undoubted Cacadian Securities, continues to Insure every description of Property against Fire.\u2014ALSO\u2014 PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE in transitu between Quebec and Chicago, or intermediate Ports, against the Risks of Navigation and Transportation, on FavoranLe Tense JOHN LAIRD, .AGENT, 12, St.Peter Street.Quebec, May 4, 1803.Quebec Bank.OTICE is hereby given, that a» DIVIDEND of THREE AND A HALF PER CENT.upon the paid-up Capital of this Institution, has been declared for the current half year, and will be PAYABLE on and after MONDAY, the FIRST of JUNE next.The TRANSFER BOOK will be closed from the FIFrEENTE to the Tusrrr-FirsT instant, both days inclusive.The FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS, to receive a statement of the affairs of the Bank, and to elect Directors for the next year.will he held on MONDAY, the lat June next, at 11 o\u2019clock, A.M.By order of the Board, W.DUNN.Cashier.Quebce, May 8, 1863.TO LETHE HOUSE No.21, fh Street, near the St.Lewis Road, Grande Allée, containing cleven Rooms, with Garden, Coach Ilouse, and Stable attached.Apply to PPT 8.CORNEIL, - St.Jobn Street.Berthelot Quebec, May 8, 1863.ss Sitnation Wanted as Housekeeper.MIDDLE-AGED person (a Widow), who can produce the most satisfactory reference: \u20ac as to character and ability, from persons resident in this city, ia desirous of obtaining a Situation LU HOUSEKEEPER, or to lake charge of the establishment of two or three gentlemen living together.Application to be made at this office.Quebec, May 8, 1863.Landing, Ex Ship City of Quebec, (usm finest Souchong and Japan Teas, Puncheons Fine Old Jamaica, Tom, Chests Madras Indigo, Hhds.Colman\u2019s Mustard, lbs.and § Ibe, Barrels Day & Martin's Blackiog, Boxes Brown Windsor Soap, x Cases Pearl Sa ae.i007 Barrela Tapioca, \" Boxes Belmont Sperm Candies, Cases Castor Oil and Cream of Tartar, Cases Isioglass and Gelatine, Bags Black and White Pepper, Cases Nutmegs, Mace and Cloves, Cases Citron, 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quality of winter pressed SPERM OIL.for the Provincial Light Housea above Lachine, one third of which must be from bend matter which will stand limpid at 30° Farenheit, and the other two ihirds at 34° subject to inspection and test before acceptance, and if required, to be measured ont.The whole to be furnished in iron bound casks, containing fifty gallons each, in the best order.and to be delivered at the Contractor\u2019s risk, on such wharf near the Lachine Canal Basin at Montreal, and on such day, on, or about the first of July next as may be specified in the contract.Tenders will also be received at the same time for 4.500 Gallons of the best quality of non-ex- plesive COAL OIL, to be furnished in iron bound casks containing from 20 to 60 gallons each, and to be delivered at the contractor's risk at the time above stated at Montreal.The casks, in each case, to be furnished by the contractor.and thelr cost included in the price of the oil.\u2014ALSO\u2014 STEAM VESSELS WANTED.Sealed Tenders will be received at the same time and place for a steam vessel for the delivery of the annual supplies for the Light Houses situated on the river St.Lawrence and Inland Lakes, namely, Lakes St.Louis, Et.Francie, River St.Lawrence between Brockville and Kingston, Lakes Ontario, Erie, St.Cluir, and Huron, and the Georgiun Bay The vessels will be required to be rendy to ro- ceive the stores condsting of about 160 caske of oll, and 40 tous of other articles at Montreal on Friday the 3rd July next, and deliver the same at the respective Light bouse Stations with as little delay as possible.The assistance of the vessel's crew will be required for the delivery of the stores, nnd accommodation will be required on board for the persons from this Department charged with their delivery.The vessel will be allowed to carry other freight, provided it doesnot interfere with the proper delivery of the stores.It will be required to bring back from any of the Light Houses.aud to deliver at Montreal such Governmeut property as may be directed by the Superintendent in charge.\u2019 A bulk sum to be uamed for the performance of this service.Any further information con be supplied on application at this office.Separate Tenders to be given for each rervice, to be addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed * Tender for Sperm oil.\u201d « Tender for Coal Oil?\u2019 and \u201c Tender for delivery of Light House Supplies.\u201d By order, T.TRUDEAU, , Secretary, Department of Public Works, Quebec, 8th May, 1863.J O TUG SERVICE, UPPER ST.LAWRENCE.{EALED TENDERS will be received at this Office until NOON of THURSDAY the 25th of JUNE next, for the maintenance of an efficient line of Tug Steamers for towing vessels between the upper entrance of the Lachine Canal and the Port of Kingston, and vice versa for the term of three years from tho first of May, 1864.The Tug line is to consist of not less than six powerful steamers, and the rates to be paid by the vessels towed, are to be ten per cent below that of the tariff ot 1862._ Persons tendering for the performance of this service will state the amount of annual bonus they wili accept from the Government in addition Lo the rates to be paid by the vessels towed, and to be employed.atl Montreal, on and after the 111th May next, sible parties which are wi for the due performance of the Contract.alko the names and horse-power of the Steamers The conditions of the Contract, and all further particulars, may be obtained on application at this office.or, at the office of the Lachine Canal The tenders are to be addregsed to the undersigned, and endorsed « Tenders for Tug Service\u201d and arc to contain the signatures of two respon- fling to become security By order, | T.TRUDEAU, i Secretary.Department of Public Works, | \u2019 Quebec, May 4, 186% TO LET, 0S, 2 AND 6, MONTCALM BUILDINGS, in Amable Street, ontealm Ward.! s Apply to i A.JOSEPH, | © Or \".BR G.CANNON: Royal Mail Line.RICHELIEU COMPANY, BETWEEN Quebec 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ROM and after the FIRST DAY OF MAY next, à DISCOUNT of Forty per Cent.will be allowed on all GAS consumed, instead of Thirty-five, ns heretofore, making the net price $2.40 per Thousand Feet,\u2014provided the amount be paid ut the office in accordance with the rules of the Company.By order of the Directors, P.PEEBLES, Manager.Gas Works, } Quebec, 27th April, 1868, Mourning Goods.UR STOCK is very complete in all kinds of FAMILY MOURNING.GLOVER & FRY, Upper Store.8 Quebee, April 27, 1863.Yellow Metal.FOR SALE, LL SIZES, including 1 3-16 inch and 1 6-16 inch.in Yellow Metal Sheathing.C.& W.WURTELE, St.Paul Street.Quebec, April 13, 1863.Outard Dupuis & Co.- Cognac.For Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, April 22, 1863.Wanted Immediately.tomed to a GREENHOUSE.! Apply atthis Office.Quebec, April 17, 1868.HpeesHraps Pale and Dark, vintage 1860.WALKED a good GARDENER-one accus PROVINCE OF CANADA.T 6 MEETING of the TRINITY HOUSE OF QUEBEO, held Sn the Trixryy Maur, in tba city of Quebec, in that part vf the Province of Canada called Lowxr CANADA, being their Usual placc of sitting, vn TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day vf MARCH, in the year of Our Lord Oue Thousaud Eight Hundred and Sixty-three, \u2014at which meeting three and more of the Muster and Wardens of the sald Trinity House of Quebeo were present, viz.:\u2014 LS.JAS.GILLESPIE, Esquire, Master ; FRS.GOURDEAU, Esquire, 8.P.and Warden ; H.GOWEN, Esquire, Warden, and J.D.ARMSTRONG, Feq., H.M.and Warden ; Co 1 IT WAS RESOLVED, that,- Whereas, it is expedient that notice should be given by Ships or Vessels arriving In the Harbour of Quebec, with Emigrants ou board, of such fnot ; 1t in hereby enacted by the Trinity House of Quebec: That the Master or Commander of every Ship or Vessel arriving in the Harbour of Quebec, from sen, and having on board Ewigrants, shall hoist, at the Mizen Peak, the Unjon Juck under the Ensign of such Ship or Veseel ; nud if neither of such flags be on board, then he ball hoist, in lieu thereof.two distinguishing flags, one under the other ; and if the Union Jack or Ship's flag only be on board.then such Union Jack.or Ship's flag shull be hoisted, with another distin- ulsbing flag under it, at the Misen Peuk ; and e shull keep the same so hoisted from suurise to sunset, until such Vessel shall have been honrded und inspected by the Medicai Oljcer | appointed to perform such duty in the sald Harbour of Quebec, under a penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds, currency, to Le recoverable from any such Master or Oommander who shall contravene this Regulation.In TuerImoNY wnsrror, We, the sais Trinity Houge: of Quebec, have béraunto: afflgéd oùr'éammoir Bes], at (he oity of Quebce, the SEVENTEENTH day of MARCH, In the year of Cur Lord, One Thourand Eight Hundred and Sixty-three, dnd in the twenty-sixth year of Her Majesty\u2019s Reign.Bigned, : JAS.GILLESPIE, : Master.Signed, E.B.LINDSAY, Clk.Ty.Ho, Q.1 CERTIFY that the above By-Law.Rule, and Order, ordained and.constituted by the Trinity House or QUEBEG, on TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day of MARCH, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Bixty-three, received the eanction of His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the PHIRPIRTH day of APRIL, 1808.Ra NL NC en (Bigued) ,.WM.H.LEE, c TLL Br His Excomuiesor, the -Right Honourable QHARLES STANLEY, Viecount Mock, Baron Monck of Ballytrammon, in the County of Wexford, Governor General of British North Americs, and Captain General and Governor- In-Cbief in and over the Provinces of Canada, Nova Bootia, New Brunswick, and the Island of Prince Edward, And VigeyAdmiral of the same, &c., &c., ge.L.8.submitted for my sanction and confirmation a certain By-Law, Rule, and Order, by Lhem made, ordained, and constitutéd, on TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day of MARCH last, under and by wirtne of an Act of the Legielature of tbe Province of Canada, pareal in,fe Pfrel Year of Her Majesty's : \u201c An Act to consolidate the Laws relative to the posvers and duties of the Trinity House of Quebec, and for other purposes ;\u2019\u2014At the request of the said Trinity Honse of Quebee, I have side written ; aod it having béén made manifest to me that tha formalities required by the Seventh Beotion of the said Af have been duly complied with, the same By-Law, Rule, and Order, as far ae 1 lawfully Sr \u2018have and by these Presents do sanction and | otfirm, ) ul Given under my band qnâ Senl \u2018at Arme, at the Government House, ih the Qity of Quebec, in the Province of Canada, the THIRTIETH day of APRIL, One Thousand fes TERM, OR SESSION, of THE COURT OF IONS OF THE PEACE, for UEBEC, will be holden Distrior op Queseo, QUARTER S the ssid District of in the COURT HOU on MONDAY, the JUNE next, at FIRST - o'tlock in\u201d tte FORE- all those who will prosecute agninst Prisontez they be then aud there present, to prosecute: against them, as shall be just ; and do also ve notice td n11 Jetaticos the Fedce, Ootoners, oustables, and Peace Officers, in and for the District aforesaid, that they- personally.do appear with their Rolle, Indictinents, and other remembrances, to do all be done.| WAB.SRWELL, Sttenrrb'e Orrice, > So Quebet, 8th May, 1888.|; 4 - ¢ HET TH .RST A Welcome.HAVE JUST RROEIVED: Sydney Dobell, Rev.E.Kingsley, Trollope, and others, Alexandra, Princess of Wales.{ Quebco, April 20, 1863.Memoir of H.R.H.Princess Alexandra of rdarrel NORTHERN PITCH.Denmark.Ç Parure Ne 1d Lamon Colour, red ram un- .R t For Sale at pleasant odour, manuiaolured expressly for 0 ARRKLS NORTHERN PITCH.SHAW'S BUILDINGS », 7 « j@ summer ue.Sale LU acte LANB, GIBB à CO.Foot of Mountala Mit: [7 '- a.MOUNTAIN.\" § , [Rashes April 6, 1062, Quebes, Apel) 30, 1060.2 1 Quebec, Marek 2, 1th wh or PER at au + IH Coon MIDOLETON & DAWSON WELCOME ; Original contributions in Pootry and Prose\u2014by the Earl of Carlisle, flarriet Martineau, author of Jobn Halifax, Anthon Dedicated to HEH, D | \u2014 JC MICRERBUCRER and fed\u201d Salts | .sizes for Boys, just received.| CH Quebec, April ft, 1868.Les como.=.ORTLAND Albertine Goat OR, in barrels and ci A due du ils Co Pod re BL ped Tee TRINITY HOUSE OF QUEBEC hdviny * eign, and ifititufed - erused apd have examined the said By-Law, .Rule, and Order, hereinbefore and on the other \u2018 Bight Hundred and Sixty-tbree, * aud In the Twenty-Sixth Year of Her Majesty's Reign.(Sighed) |\u201c MONCK.in the City of Que ie \u2019 Tar OF = A \"A 5.i ) ui + NOON : I do, therefore, hereby\u2019 give notice to in the Commen Gaol for the énid Distriot, thas « those.things whiob, to x + thelr several offices in that bebaif, appertain tof ST : - + GLOVER & FRY, » ,.Lower Store.\"r 4 # ; 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Chemicals, &c.QUEBEC DISPENSARY.HE SUBSCRIBER has received, per «City of Quebee,\u2019 from London bis Spring Importation of genuing English bi 15, CIE CALS, PERFUMERY, Patent Medicines, &c.MICALS JOHN E.BURKE, Upper Town Market.Quebec, May 16, 1862.VAN ANDEN\u2019S Patent Portable Copying PRESS, Two Sizes, $1.00 and $1 25.HANNAH & CO, Sole Proprietors, [335 Broadway, Moffatt's Baildiuge, Now York N receipt of Price, a PRESS will be wailed O free to uny address.Extraordivary inducements offered to iutelli- t Agents.Bear Such is tho real value and utility of this article, that the Proprietors do not hesitate to express tho belief, shared by ail who are famillar with the extraordinary merit of the Press, that it will ultimately be In the bands of every intelligent person who writes.Nov.28, 1862.12m HEALTH AND BEAUTY.LL writers on Physiology declare that the A proper mastieation of food is necessary Lo eultby digestion ; without it, the functions of tbe storoacb are derunged, and dyspepsia and indigestion, with the attendant evils, follow.To secure the proper preparation of the fuod for the stomach, SOUND HEALTHY TEETH are indispensable, This desideratum is atinined by the nse of ELLIOTT'S DENTIFRICE : it prevents the decuy of the Teeth, preserves them WIITE and CLEAN, renders the gums healthy, aweetuns the breath, sud by its constant use, Toothache is avoided.ELrioT\u2019s DeNt1rrice has been used for fifteen years, and the thousands who bave tried it declare that it is the safest, most agreeable and effectual Deatifrice ever employed.Each box contains four limes the quantity usually put up in 1s, 3d.boxes, The most eminent dentists and physicians use and recommend it; 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Dec.1, 1862, a The Herald of Health.R.T.TRALL, M.D., Enitor AND PROPRIETOR.lz/ for Éa/uifyang the I EALTH, HAPPINESS AND LONG LIFE ure within the reach of all, by the use of buctor BUGHAN'S VEGETARLE DOMESTIC MEDICINES, prepared from the Preserlptions of the late Dr.Buchan, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, &c., &e.Cures are daily ade, sud their eflicacy proved in tbousunde of Cases, attested before the Aldermen at Guildhall, te Right Honble, Lord Muyor of Loudon, and sitting Magistrutes of Marlborough Street, Westminster, Worship Street, Bow Street, ke.Used by the most celebrated Clergymen, Medicui men, «nd others, DR.BUCHANS SUGAR COATED SARSAPARILLA PILLS.Itis a well-known fuct that Sarsaparilla is the greatest purifier of the blood in the world, Keep your Blood pure !-\u2014your Bowels regular! !\u2014und defy the doctor!!! \u201cThese Pills strike at the root of each disease, and are for the cure of every uilment incident to Man, Womun, and Child \u2014 auch us Kruptions où the Skin, Iudigestion, Bilious, Liver, and Stomach compluints, general Weakness, Gout, Rheumatism, Lambago, Puins in the Limbs, Headaches, Sore Throats, and every complulut caused by irregularities of the bowels, obstructed perspivation.and deteriorated and unhealthy blood.These Pills work their way 10 the very routs of cach disease, cleansing in their passage, especially where mercury has been taken, und removiag every unhralthy accumulation Lil the blood i+ paritled, bhe whole system renovated, and all the functions neting according to nature ; (he duties of life become à pleasure, where before they liad been sgl nnd weary bordeus.Do not hesitate ! do not delay! 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its action is never-failing.aud in perfect accordance with the laws of unture.As the falling ruin vivifies the parched vegetation, so will the power of this all-potent agent restore the lost strength and energy of all who suffer from exhaustive derangement, which #0 few of the medical profession attempt to treat, Price, 4a.6d.and 11s., ur four quantities in one, 359, DR.BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE SKIN OINT MENT Ia the only one yet discovered that cures the most inveterate sores.Ita effects ure wonderful, giving instant reli=f to the sufferer.Many thou- suds have used it, nad declare it to be the best in the world.It is the only NATURAL REMEDY for all kinds of sores and skin eruptions.Jt never closes up the surface of a wound while full of matter, but will first bring all to the surface, and finally benl without breaking out nguin.The Pills nid the Ointment in the lollowing :\u2014Piles, Boils, Bruises, Excoriatious, Bloteches on the Face, Uleers, Ring-worms, Sore Heads, Eyes and Lips, Baldness, Chapped Hands, Chafed and Blistered Feet, Corny, Bunions, Clul- blaine, Frost Bites, Senlds, Cuts, Biles, Freckles, Stings, Scrotula, King's Evil, Bad Legs, Bud Breasts, Contracted and Stiff Joiuts, Fistulas, Gout, Swelled Glands, Lumbago, Rheurmatisns.Whitlow, Sore Nipples, Sore Throats, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Rash, Tumours, Old and deep-seated Ulcers, Wounds, Worms, Itch, de.Is.1d, and 28, 9d.per pot.Agents fur Quebec, JOIN MUSSON & CO, Druggiste, Buade Street, Upper Town.October 17, 1862.DES MEILLEURS ROMANS ETRANGERS, IDDLETON & DAWSON have just received the following FRENCH translations :\u2014 Uistoire De Pendenpls, 3 volumes, par W, H.Thackeray.Memoires De Barry Lyndon, do.Henry Esmond, do.Juaue Eyre, par Carrer Bell, Shirley, 2 vols, do.Maric Barton, pur Mrs.Gaskell.Nord et Sud.do.Les Pirates du Mississippi, par Frédérick Ger- slicker.Tuateur et Pupille, par Julian Kavanagh.Lu Quartoronne, par le Capitaine Mayne Reid.Lichtenstein, par W Hnuif, Le Désavowé, 2 vols, par Sir KE Bulwer Lytton.Paul Clifford, par do.Adventures de Pisistrate Caxton, par do, Les Deruiers Jours de Pompéo, par «do.Les Temps Difliciles, par Chartes Dickens, David Copperfield, 2 vols, pur do.Contes de Noel, par do, Le Magnain D\u2019Antiquités, 2 vols, do.Bleak House, 2 vols, do, Adveutures de Nicolas Nickleby, 2 vols, do, Oliver Twist, do, Barnabé Rudge, 2 vols, do.Dombey et Hils, 2 vols, do.Adventures De Martiu Chuzzlewit, 2 vols.do La Petite Doirit, 3 vols., do.MIDDLETON & DAWSON.For sale at SHAW'S BUILDINGS, Foot of Mountain Hill Quebco, July 28, 1862.Nchool Books.MIDDLETON & DAWSON HAVE ON SALE: monthly ever published, and emphatically a ALTH JOURNAL FOR THE PEOPLE.One Dollar a Year\u2014Ten Cents a Copy.The topics discussed in the January number :\u2014 The New Gymnastics : Jebates of the British Scientific Arsociation ; 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ASHISTANT Eranv\u2014DON upon an Oil Stone and wove buck and forth.A fine cdge cun be put upon the Eraser, by LIFE INSURA (VE Alsoeffectedo advantugeuurtecrme, FORSYTI, BELL & CO., Ageuls.Quebec.April 27,1860.CAUTION AGAINST COUNTPAPEITS, Vone are genutne unless the signature of Rand L.Perry and Co.is affired tu euck wrapper, and blown on the battle ; and each bottle is protected by a patent capsule bear- fg the proprietor's name and address iu Sull.TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TUE AGE, PERRY\u2019S CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIA- CUM restores the impnired powers of life when exhausted by the follies of youth, maturity, or old age.[tis acertuin cure fn al cases of extreme nervous debility produced by early imprudence, aud various vther causes, speriau- torrheea.exbuustion, incapacity for society, sto- dy, or business, indigestion, shurtuess ot breath.dimness of sight, giddiness, cholic, bowel and bilious liver complaints, constipation and relax ation, dysentry, usthing, juundice, fever, lnmbago, gout, rheumatism, vough=, colds, sore, weak and uleernted throats, nervousness, hysteria, pains in the tints, ioterrupled circulation, tic-dolerenu restlessness at night, all chronic diseases und all feinale gomplaints.This invaluable medicine 1» the most wonderful triumph of art over nature aod is adapted for both sexes, I has the effee! of restoring and increasing the uatural vigour of those who are suffering from prosteation and languor produced by sojourning in the colonies or in hot climates, Thousands have been res tored to health und vigour by its use, as sworn Lo on onth before the Right Honorable Matthew Wood, Lord Mayor of London, and the following Aldermen :\u2014 Sir John Kamer, George Scholcy, Esq., Joh Atkins, Esq., and others, Price 118.per bottie, or four quantities in one for 338, which saves lls.; and in £5 bottles \u201cffecting à enviag of £1 125, PERRYS CONCENTRATED DETERSIVE ESSENCE, A remedy for eny of the forms of Secondary Symptoms, and tor purifying the system from contamination.It is recommended for all those disenses for which mercury, &c., are not only cwployed in vain, but too often to the ulter ruin of health.Its uction is purely detersive, and its beneticinl influence on the system is undeniable.Price 11s.and 333.per boltle, also u saving of lla.PERRY\u2019S PATENT CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF COPAIBA AND CUBEH SUGAR-COATED GLOBULES.An agreeable prepuration of the very essence of the Balsaim of Copaiba aud Cubebs, perlectly tasteless, still retaining at the same time all its curative powers, In all cases of Gonorrhæn, Glect, Stricture &e., a single trial will prove the eflicacy of this invaluable remedy ; us it at once ucts upon the kidneys, blulder, and the urivo-genital organe, restoring them to their healthy stale.Price 11s, and 33s.per box.HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.PERRY'S PULLEY ING SPECIFIC PILLS, un infallible cure for all dideases of the skin, sucht as scurvy, scrofula, ulcers, boils, blotches, pimples on the face and body &c.Price 11s.uud 338.per box.ON NERVOUSNESS, RELAXATION AND EXHAUSTION.New Edition, enlarged to 190 pages, illustra ted by 100 Anatomicul coloured Eugravings on steel, just published, price 2x.6d.THE SILENT FRIEFD.MEDICAL work on the nature, treatment, and cure of nervous and physical debility.exhaustion, spermatorrhaea,®and all urino-genital diseases of the nervous system, aud other diseases incidental to both sexes, producing a degeneracy of mental and physical strength, terminating io | total debility aud incapacity ; showing why these diseases go often appear incurable, when in reality they oan be effecinally removed by the most simple means.Also to be had from all Agents in all parts of the world, EXTRACTS FROM THE SILENT FRIEND, price fd, which cou'ains dircetions for the guidance ol patients.Sold nt Messrs, R.& L.Perry & Co.'s Whole: sale Depot, No.19 Berners Street, Oxford Street London.Agents : Barcuay & Co., No.75 Farringdon Etreet, London, Messrs.R.& Ju.Perry and Co.are only to be consulted at their residence, No.19, Bernere Street, Oxford Street, London, as they never, under any circumstances, travel either at howe or abroad, and they hereby caution the Public ngainst any person using thelr name; and as a further précaution againet fraud, the Public i: notified shat none of their medicines are genuine unless the subjoined fac-simile of their signature is attached to the different wrappers, 722 2 JOLIN MUSSON ¢& co, Agents for Quebec.Quebec, Nov.21, 1862.The Great English § American Remedy, M AGIC LOTION, FOR RHEUMATISM.| It Is not likenny of the weak stuff of the age.\u2014See Testimonials at all the Drug Stores, where it can be obtaiued, Compounded by Dr Bowkkn, Boston, Muss.It cures NEURALGIA, Ukanacue, TooTHACHK, and SoR& T'UROAT, Quebec, Nov.1, 61, LIQUEURS, = LIQUEURS, Liqueur Horacheque de La chatrinte, ~~ CHERRY CORDIAL , ,i.iilis.: MARASCINO, 12m holding it when erasing sud drawing it buck- wards towards the convex surfuce npou the paper, us ie continually done when erasiug\u2014thus keeping Ît in good order, and constitutiug it a self- sharpener, MIDDLETON & DAWSON Foot of Mountain Hl Quebec, August, 22, 1862.Books ! 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HH awksview : hy Holme Lee, Conlidences : by the author of * Rita,\u201d Tender and True : by the autbor of \u2018 Clara Mu- rion\u2019?Lost and Won : Ly the author of * Riverston,\" Cuusin Stella : by the author of © Who Breaks Pays,\u201d Erlesmore : hy 8.8.Lawrence, Florence Temple : by Mrs, Vidal, Ruse Douglas : Autobiography of a Scotch M nister\u2019s Daughter, Highland Lassies : hy Erick Muckenzie, Gilbert Massenger : by Holme Lee, Thorney Hall : by Holme Lee, ke, «e, &c.MIDDLETON & DAWSON.R ifle Ammunition.TARGET 12 FEET SQUARE.Represents uverage shooting at 500 yards, WITH ELEY\u2019S BEST ENFIELD CARTRIDGES.HE Subscribers have received ex 8, S.Anglo Saxon, afresh supply of ELEY'S celebrated ENFIELD CARTRIDGES and REGULATION CAS.II.8.SCOTT & CoO.| _Quebre July 4, 1862.Collecting Agency.HE undersigned informs the public that be hus opened an AGENCY OFFICE at the corner of St.Genevieve and d'AiguillouStreets, St.John Suburbs, where he is prepared to take charge of the collection of all Acconute, and the transaction of ull other business which may be confided to him, He will do nll in his power to werit the encouragement of the public.WILLIAM HANFORD.Quebec.June 18, 1802.Admiralty Charts.A T!DDLETON & DAWSON, having been 1 appointed by the Admiralty, AGENTS for the Sale of Carr, Bavrienn's CHARIS, offer the following at low prices ; viz.:\u2014 MONTREAL TO QUEBEC.o 1127- Montreal Harbour.$125 2778\u2014l.ong Point to Lachine Rapids., .0 90 2777\u2014Repentigny to Long Point.0 90 2775\u2014Contreceweur Lo Repentigny .0 9 2779\u2014Lunoraie to Contreceeur.0H 2780\u2014Stone Island to Lanoraie .,.0 90 2781\u2014 West part of Luke St.Peter.0 90 2782\u2014East part of Lake St.Peter.0 90 2783\u2014Becancour to Port St, Francis.0 90 278t\u2014Butiscan to Becancour.0 90 2785\u2014Grondine to Batiscan ,.0 uo 2786\u2014Cap Santé to Grondine.090 2781\u2014Prechette Island to Cap Santé.090 2788\u2014Po/nt Pizcau to Frechette Island.0 90 QUEBEC TO THE GULF.319\u2014Quebee Harbour.090 317\u2014Qucebec to Islund of Orleans.07h BT8\u2014TTAVETSCH, LL bosse a eee san 0 75 316\u2014Orleans to Seal Islands 1.2.2.07 315\u2014seal Islands to Point Quelle.,.075 314\u2014Point Ouelle to Pilgrims.,.075 813\u2014Pilgrims to Green Island.075 1370\u20148aguenay River., .076 312-\u2014Suguenay River to Bersimis.,.0 75 312\u2014Green Island to Father Point.0 75 311\u2014Father Poiut to Point de Monts.0 75 311\u2014Bersimis to Point de Monts.075 JuU8\u2014Bic to Cape Chat & Point des Monts 0 75 310\u2014Bic Lo Quebec.wee 075 GULF.2516\u2014QGulf of St Lawrence, &c.150 2727\u2014Guif from Magdalen Islunda to New- found'and, including Cape Bretou and St.Paul\u2019s,.17 271\u2014North of Newfoundland and Straite of Belle Inle.sa.1 40 1154-\u2014Magdalen Islands LL.LL.075 30t\u2014Islund of St.Pauls.,.0 25 307\u2014-loint de Monts to Istand of Anticosti 6 75 NORTH SHORE, 307\u2014Palnt de Monts te Magpie Bay.0 1133\u2014Mingan Islands, (West).se\u2026coso0n.e D 1132\u2014Mingan Islands, (East).,., .075 30U\u2014Magpie Bay to Pashasheeboo, .015 305\u2014Pashaslieeboo to Luke Island.0 75 1119-\u2014Watagheistic Sound.1164\u2014Little Meceatinn, .1431-\u2014Lake Island to Esquimaux Islands.0 75 SOUTH SHORE AND NOVA SCOTIA 1163\u2014Gaspé and Mul Bays 075 1715\u2014Bay Chaleur.100.075 1943\u2014Shediac Bay and Harbour.v 75 1939\u2014Picton Harbour.075 2312\u2014 Gut of Canso aud Chedabucto Bay.1 50 2517\u2014Green Island to Cape Canso.,.1 25 3:20\u2014 Halifax Harbour.s\u2026\u2026.\u2026.160 2396\u2014Fope Harbour to Liscomb Harbour.I 50 2519\u2014Liseomb Island Lo Green Island.1 20 2410\u2014Mars Hond to Sbut-in Islaud.1 5h 2439\u2014Shut-in Island to Pope Harbour.1 50 2547\u2014Cogntry Harbour.125 2624\u2014S8hip Harbour.cacvauc ss 125 MISCELLANEOUS.2069\u2014North Atlantic Ocean,,.,.12 2060-\u2014North Atlantic Enst.«125 2061\u2014North Atlantic West 1 25 2203\u2014South Atlantic, .0.12 2488\u2014Portland Harbour, U.S.075 The St.Lawrence Pilot, comprising Saili - rections for the Gulf and River; b Admiral H.W, Bay@uld, F.R.S., be ng the result of a survey made by order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, (Fourth Edition,)\u20142 vols, 1860.\u2014$2.50.Admiralty Lists of the Lights of the British Is;- ands, corrected to April, 1860, by E.Dun.aterville, Commander R.N.\u20145 cts.Admiralty List of the Lights on the Goasts and Lakes of British North America, corrected to February, 1860, by Edward Dunaterville Commander R.N.\u201433 cta, ! The Nova Scotia Pilot, South-east Const, from Mare Head to Cape Cane.fncludin Sable sland, car-Admiral H.W.Ba: N30 ctr.yield, &.North America.J UST RECEIVED,\u2014 North America : Anthony Troll a of The Wert Indien\u201d The Ori I \u201c Orley Farm.\u201d eto, .arper\u2019s Hand-Book for Travellernin Karo and the East: belng a Gaide through France, Belgiom, Holand.German i : ; 6 da \u201c : HUE 4 ï 0 y white red.Po y Forgale os Gi BE 75 0DS & CO.LEMESURIER, GRANT & 00.Quebec, June 16, 1863 \u20ac vo.| No 22U, own M Quebec, July 18, 1863, per X wei, y Italy, Stoily, Exypi, Syria, eto ete, eto.by W.P.Fetrldge.with à Map imbragtng Golored Routes of Travel, .|, + For mile bg.» abri Quebeo, Jane 27, 1803.2004 à DAN SON > THIS long established Company, with its 1 Quebec, January 20, 1862, STARTLING BUT TRUE.SURVIVE OR PERISH.\"39 HOLLOWAY\u2019S \"IYHE HISTORY of this great remedy 18 the inost wonderful wedicul revelation that the corld has ever known.It is not a history writ en by one man, or even derived frou the xperienees of one nation, but consists of n cou pilution of testimonials (rom the sick of every z0tutry\u2014a record, the like of which bas never been adduced in favor of any discovery orinven tion since time hegan, BILIOUS DISORDERS.In whutever form disease attacks the liver, it i: cepelled aud exterminated by this searching.painiless, and irresistitle curative.Let the sick whom the faculty have abandoned resort with confidence to this powerful anti bilious agent, and a restoration to health un! activity will be the unvarying result.Asthma, Dropsy, Tuttammation Stone and Gra Bowel Com -'bebility, Inward Weak.vel, plaints, Fever and || nos, Secondary Cougbs, | Agur, Liver Cow Svmploms, Colds, (Female Cow plainte, Venereul Affee Chest Diseases plaints, Hawnessof=pi-| tions, Contiveuess, Headaches, | rits, Worms vf all Dyspepsia, jindipestion, Jit, 1 kinds, Diarrlien, Ilutlueuzs, ' DYSPEPSIA.The great scourge ol this coutinent yield: quickly to a course of these untiseptic Pills, und the digestive organs are restored to their proper tone; no matter in what hideous shape this hydra of disease exhibits itself, this scurching and unerring remedy disperses it from the patient\u2019s system, CENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESN From whatever cause.LOWNESS OF RPIRITA, RO all other signs of a diseased liver, and other disorganization of the system, vanizh under the eradicating influence of this all-powerful ati septic and detergent remedy.SICKLY FEMALES Should lose no time in trying a few doses of this regulating and renovating remedy ; what ever may be their complaint, it can be takes with safety in all periodical and other disorguni cations; its eflect is all but miraculous.Holloway's Pills arc the best reniédy known the world for the following diseuses: 728 CAUTION !\u2014-Noue are gennine unless the words © Holloway, New York and London,\u2019 ure discernible as a W'uter-murk in every leuf ol\u2019 the book of directions around cach pot or box ; the same may be plainly scen by holding the leaf to the light.A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as muy lead Lo the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vending the pane, knowing them to be spurious.*,* Sold at the Manufactory of Professor HorLoway, 50 Muiden Lane.New York, and by all respectable Draggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civilized world, in buxes at 25 cents, 63 cents, and $1 euch.78 There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.N.B.\u2014Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder arvaflixed to each box.May 21st, 1842.MOUNT HERMON CEMETERY REVISED LIST of CHARGES ta AL MAINTAINING LOTS IN ORDER has been established aud muy be seen at the Cemetery, or on application to the Secretary o: Treasurer.No work will Le done upou lots unless specially ordercd and paidinadvance for the Season.Owing tothe difficulty that has arisen in collecting accounts, the rule which provides thutall charges for [utermeuts must be paid for whew the orderis given will, infuture, be strictly adhered to.Mr.RosErr Waters has beenappointed Superintendent of the Cemetery.By order, HENRY S.SCOTT, Qnebcc, April 22, 1856.New Music ! 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JUST RECEIVED, Fe ALICE WALTZES, with a beautiful , colored Portrait of IL K.IL.the Princess Alice 5 The International Quadrilie, by Charles INSURANCE CO.HEAD OFFICE-TORONTO STREET-TORONTO.ESTABLISHED A.D.1849.\u2014CAPITAL, $1,748,520 GEO.DUGGAN Ju, Esy.JOHN CAMERON, Enq.MANAGER AND SECRETARY\u2014JAMES SYDNEY CROCKER, Esquiusz.Soricrrors -MESSRS.LUGGAN & BURNS.[| BAnkEUS-COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA.its large subscribed capital, affords an amount of security to the assured unsurpassea by any other transacting business in this Province.For Insurance against Fire, apply to NADA.e TORS.J.S.HOWARD, ESQUIRE, Vice PRESIDENT.CHRIST.ROBINSON, Erq, W.J.MACDONELL, Esq 1, Ese C.J.CAMPBELL, Esq.OUGH O?BRIEN, FsqUrre.rumerous and responsible Stockholders, and WALTER C.HENDERSON, Hunt\u2019s Wharf.Medical Books.MIDDLETON & DAWSON HAVE JUST RECLIVED : Miller\u2019s Principles of Surgery ; Uruitt\u2019s Modern Surgery ; Jooper\u2019s Surgery ; Erichsen\u2019s Surgery ; Paget's Surgical Pathology ; Wilson's Human Anatomy ; Jones & Sieveking's Pathological Anatomy ; Carpenter's Human Physiology ; Kirk's Munual of \u2019hysiology ; Kecsc's Analysis of l\u2019hysiology ; Christison & Gritlith's Dispeusatory ; Taylor on Poisons ; Fordyce on Fevers; Stokes on the Reartand Aorta ; Lawrence on the ye; Bennet on the Uterus\u2019; Bird on Urinary Deposits ; Walshe ou the Heart aud Lungs ; Curling ou the Testis; Grors on the Urinary Organs; Ashwell un Diseases of Wonen ; Churchill on Diseases of Children do Curdic do.Meigs do.do.; West do.du; Meigs on Obstetrics; Gardiner ou Sterility ; ticord und Hunter on Venereal Wilson on Diseases of the Skin: | Wilson on Syphilis; \u2019 Dunglison\u2019s Muterin-Medica ; Watson's Practice of Physic Headland on the Action of Medicine ; Ludiow\u2019s Manual of Medical Examinations ; MendenbalP\u2019s Student's Vade Mecure; ! Carpenter\u2019s Princigles of Corapuarative Physir Ly; Swett on Diseases of the Chest : Meigs on Childbel Fevers; | Meigs on Diseases of the Uterus Rund's Mediegl Chemistry ; \u2019 Kane's Chem fry ; ! 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General Debility \u2014 Puri Erysipe.ai Des y ify the 3 prom Dr.Robt, Sawin, Houston St., N.Y.Du.Aven: I seldom fuil to remove Eruptions ang Scrofulous Sores by the persevering use of Your SALSAPARILLA, and 1 Lave just now cured ub gf.tack of Maliguant Erysipelus with it, Nu ultor.tive we possess equals tile SARSAPALILLA you ling supplied to the profession as well us to the people.\u201d From J.FE.Johnston, Esq., Wakeman, Ohio, © Lor twelve years J had the yellow Eryripolus on my right arm, during which time I tyied all the co.cbrated physicians 1 could reach, and took Lundrede of dolla1s\u2019 worth of medicines ~The ulcers were 2e bud that the corde became virible, aud the doctors decided that my arm must be amputated.1 begny taking your SARSAPARILLA.Took two bott ud sume of your P1LLs.Together they have cured ne, J um now as well aud sound as anybody.Leing ina public place, my cuse is known to everybody in this community, and excites the wonder of all.\u201d From Hon.Henry Monro, 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lotion, as yuu direct.The voit began to heal when we had given the first bottle, and was well when we had finizhed the second.The chilid\u2019s eyelashes, which hud come out, grew agin, und Le is now as healthy and fiir as any other.fle whole neighborhood predicted that the child must die.\u201d 8yphilis and Mercurial Disease.From Dr.Hiram Sloat, of St.Louis, Missouri.#1 find your SARSAPARILLA a more effectual remedy for the secondary symptoms of Syphilis, end for syphilitic disease thai auy other we possess, \u2018The profession aye indebted to you for some of the best medicines we have.\u201d From A.J.French, M.D., an eminent physician of Lawrence, Mass., who is a prominent member of the Legistature of Massachusetts, \u201cDi.Aver \u2014My dear Bir: I have found your SARSAPANILLA An excellent remedy for Syphilis, buth of the primary aud secondary type, and effects nal in some cases that were too obstinute to yicld tg other remedies.I do not know what we can ane ploy with more 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from the scrofulons diathesie, have yielded to it, and there are few that do not when itseffect is properly aided by local treatment.\u2019 A ludy, unwilling to allow the publication of her name, writes: .« My daughter and myself have heen cured of a very debilitating Leucorrbaes of Jong stauding, by two bottles of your SARSAPARILLA.Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia, when cuused by Scrofula in the system, are rapidly cured by this EXT.SARSAPARILLA.1 AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS possess so many advantages over the uther purgatives in the market, and their superior virtues are so univeraally known, that we need not do more than to assure the public their quality is maintained equal to the best it ever has been, and that they may be depended on to do all that they have ever done.Prepared by J.C.AYER, M.D,, & Co, Lowell, Mass., and sold by JOHN MUSSON & CO.JOS.BOWLES & CO.And by all Druggists in Quebec.Quebec, Nov.3.1862, CANADA WESTERN ASSURANCE C0.with 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LiLLIPUTIAN WEDdIXG Parry, as follows ;\u2014 Price, Mr.and Mrs.Gen, Tom Thumb, in Wed- Aing dress.Lecarsaneues 26 cents.Commodore Nutt and Miss -Mianie\u2014 - groomsniau and bridesmaid, ., .,., g§ « Mrs.Gen.Tom Thumb, in celebrated reception dre.cu.25 © Misses Laviuia and Minnie Warren .28 The whole Bridal party (group of four), veuves \u201c \u2019 Foot natain Hi Quebeo, April 24, 1603, °F Alonaiala Hill to form his owa Bibliotheque.the use of the COUNTING HOUSE ARE CONSTANTLY ON HAND.OF TORONTO, C.W.INCORPORATED, 1851.SSURANCES eflected AGAINST loss or dumage by FIRE, on all kinds of BUILDINGS, FURNITURE, 8T0CK-IN-TRADE, VESSELS ON THE STOCKS, ETC.At reasonable Retes | JOHN ANDERSON, St.Peter Street W.ST.LAURENT & CO, St.John Stree J.B.PRUNEAU.Deslosses Street.St.Roche, Agente, SELF-BINDER, REQUIRING CONSTANT REFERENCE, HE pulented SELF-BINDER is a small machine in the shape of a book, which in 80 short a time has received the approbation of many distinguished personages.Ti has becn iutroduced in some Canadian cities in the leading Offices, Banks, and Commercial Houses, and is greatly preferred to all former systems of filing papers, manuscripts, &e, The possessor of the SELF-BINDER has the advantage of being his own binder, inasmuok as be can, without any inconvenience and in a short time, bind by the aid of this simple machine any amount of papers, manuscripts, nvoices, letters, For sale b : TAYLOR\u2019S - « [Toronto Fire and Burgl:r-proof Te SAFES.- ry Quebec, June 24, 1861.Fresh Teus.Just received per Steamship Npva Scotian, 1 5 0 ALF-CHESTS Choice Uncoloured Japans, na 50 Chests Choice Uncolored J pans, 100 Catties very superior Fine Leaf Young Hyson, first crop 1862.For sale by LEMESURIER, GRANT & CO.Quebec, Sept.29, 1862.HIGH SCHOOL OF QUEBEC.HE usual course of instruction in this in siitution comprises English Reading! law papers, music, &o., and by this means is able Gramuasrand Composition, History, Geugrap I writing ; Aritbmotie, General and 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