The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 2 septembre 1856, mardi 2 septembre 1856

[" i» he n- se of Ty ur- RY an the ive 807 ial in could erious 0 dis.which terest, in this rative NY is ons, à was, ard to of uny more sual it grant will On à nvest- a day Field 80 4s.38, ; Of n pro Le age 1 par- pay be i, ent, gestion Sick la- which en hon- 1stantly ¢ ingre- i, their and the m every ir supe- rope or ecipe of the late r these nsively persons and in rom all prietors ense, + the out of eact is of the d paint- AsTLET | further the fac- y rapper, ny each y, they York.pdr Bos, ), Sands, Co, 116 ambers laySh n-Lant ; ; C.h.pectable hout the il at the wd 141 18 ON, PREET pin, Psy fore si4 jon\u2014in- or till , 6d.fof and 73d nes and pd cach and Up- .; 45 A POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, AND ADVERTISING JOURNAL.| se 8523, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2wo, 1856.ST oor PLUMBERS MATERIALS To de sold Cheap, UNTIL THE WHOLE OF HIS PRESENT STOCK 1S DISPOSED OF, CONSISTING OF of different quality 5; a large assortment of qr LEAD PIPE, 4, §, 3\u20144, 5, and 6 lbs.Milled Lead ; WASH-HAND BASINS SINKS, PUMPS, COCKS, BATHS, WATER-CLOSETS, HOT WATER APPARATUS, adapted for any Stove ; also, GAS FITTINGS in Brass and pure Block Tin Tube, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 4.8, 7-16, 1-2, 5-8, und 3 4; Plain and Fancy Brackets, &c., too numerous to detail, {& 52 TONS LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, Expected by first arrivals, direct from factory, with a large assortinent of Bath Mountings in Porce- Jain and Granite Slabs, plain and figured\u2014ihey VERY CHEAP.are a new article, well got up in England, and Plated, Fancy und lnamelled Mountings ; also, Victoria.Grecian and Crystal Fountain Wash-hand Basins, Green, Blue, Pink, Maroon, and White figured ; also, common Wash- baud Basing and Fiuings in great variety, from 3s.to 7s.6d.PATENT PAN WATER-CLOSETS, To act with or without Cisterns\u2014also, u large assortment of Ridgway\u2019s Water Closets.The un- dersigued speaks from experience and would reequend them to the Trade aud the Public as being 8 very cheap and excellent article.# 100 DOZ.PATENT VALVE COCKS FOR HOSE, &ec.Also Patent Cistern Bull Cocks, warranted to be noiseless from the action of the water ; Ire aud Block Tin Tubing, and many other articles in the ubeve line too numerous to detail.Now on hand and well worthy the attention of town and country householders wanting good COOKING and HOT, WATER APPARATUS, some of C.CAToLMaNs FURNACE RANGE STOVES, aud will be ready about the 15th April, a NEW MODEL STOVE not larger than the ordinary Cooking Stove, to botl eight pots, 20 inch roasting grate, large baking oven, and will boil 400 gallons of water per duy\u2014it is also very economical for fuel, P 8\u2014The above Lead Pipe is not American Composition, the very thickest of which being easy burst by water pressure, but is pure malleable Mead direct from the British factory.Quebec, March 20th 1856.JOHN PYE.McKIECHAN & COWAN, UPHOLSTYRERS AND CABINET MAKERS, HAVE REMOVED TO No, 51, DINNING\u2019S BUILDINGS, ST.PAUL STREET.HAVE on hand Mahogany and Black Walnut, Drawing Room furniture, of the newest patterns and in the highest style of finish and are prepared to do any work that may be entrusted to them.They respectfully solicit a share of public patronage, and hope to merit it.Quebec, 6th May, 1856.HE undersigned is MANUFACTURERS AGENT for CANADA, For the Sale of Portable, Upright and Horizontal STEAM ENGINES for Pile driving, hoisting discharging and loading Vessels, running Sawing wood and pumping water on railroads, with or without power to the wheels for track\u2014to drive themselves, reverse motion, &c.\u2014 ALSO, Stationary Steam Emgines, Machines for eve ksnd Manufacturing.BIE v WM.WBITTY, Quebec Chambers, St, Peter St.cet.Quebce, May 30th, 1856.ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c., &c.A.THOMPSON, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER AND PAPER RULER, Non\u2019s BuiLpi=es, St.PETER STREET.ULL SETS of BOOKS for Banks, Insu:: ance Companies, Mercantile Houses, Associations, &c., made to order, from the best English Papers, of superior Binding and Paged \u2014ALSO0\u2014 AM varieties of PLain & DECORATIVE BINDING.March 18th, 1855.Paints, Oils, ASKS BOILEDLINSEED OlL, manufactured by BrLUNDELL, Spence & Co.per 56 Varnishes.The names of the manu- fact 1rers are mentioned us à guarantec to the purchaser, as there is a Spurious Article selling in this market\u2014a drug manufuctired in the United States, froim Rosi, keld in solution by Naptha, aod ot from the LINSEEV.The Subscriber also offers for Sale : WHIT ING, 14 Tons WHITING in Packages from 2 to 7 ewt.PAINTS GROUND IN OIL, put up in VARNI packages to suit p wcliasers.SHES, Coach-Body, Carriage.Cabinet, Mastic, and Demar Varnishes, PATENT NOTTING.-an article of great importance to the House and Saip-PAINTER, as it is are preventive of Rosin biceding from knots, and a decided improvement on the old system of killizg them with common Glue.DRY COLOURS\u2014A select assortinent in convenient quantities to suit purchasers.GOLD LEAF, Silver Leal ; Gold, Silver and Copper Bronzes ; and Dutch Metal.STAINED GLASS, Ruby, Green, Orange, Glass for Hull and Staircase Windows.WINDOW GLASS\u2014Smethwick and German Blue, Amber and Purple\u2014Ground and Muslin Sheet, in boxes and lialf{-boxes, assorted sizes.~The Subscriber having a praciteal knowledge ot ull the articles he ofters for Sale, and bav- ing selected them himself, can guarantee then to purchasers.Paint, Oil and Quebec, April 5th, 1856.WILLIAM McKAY, Color Store, immediately outside Palace Gate.i NOTICE.Te OR TILREE GENTLEMEN can beaccommadated with BOARD and LODGING from the 15th May next, in a respee- table family.(The locality is healthy and plea.ant, about 5 mimntes walk fromy the Lower Town.) Apply to A.J.Q.\u201c Queliec Gazette \u201d office.Quebec, 27th March, 1856.NOTICE.TEAM ENGINES, MILLS of all descriptions 3) sud all sorts of Maleable Iron-Work and Castings made to order, on the shortest notice.GEO.BISSETT.25th March, 1856.\u2018FOR SALE.Pro SAW.und CARDING MILL, at POINTE-AUX-TRFMBLES, with Stores, orge, Dwelling louse, &c, complete, and | ucred of ground attached, fronting on the St.Lawrence.GEO.BISSETT.25th March, 1856.Landing Ex Brigt, \u201c Clipper.\u201d ITCH, TAR.For Sale by J.W.LEAYCRAFT, West India Wharf, Quebec, May 27th, 1856.DENTISTRY.R AMSAY, SURGICAL AND ME- Abe CHANICAL DENTIST, begs to inform his friends and the publie, that he has REMOVED his office from Paluce Street, to No.12, JOHN STREET, where he will continue the practice of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry in all its departments.Æ#- Oflice hours from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m P.S\u2014For the accommodation of the poorer slasges, Dr.Rainsay will devote au hour cach morning, viz : 8 to 9 a.m., when he will extract teeth for 1s.3d.each ; at all other hours the tharge will be 28.6d.cach.Widows and young persons dependent upon their own exertions will be libernlly dealt with at all times.Quebec, Sth May, 1856.J.DYNES, Portrait and Landscape Pairffer,f &ec.AS REMOVED fiom No.28, St#John AL Street, to No.24, Fabrique Street, where he cau be consulted on business any day between Tin thé morning, and 5 in the afternoon, 17h June, 1856.C.J.ARDOUIN, IMPORTER, Watch & Clock Maker, Jeweller, &c.REMOVED to No.25, FABRIQUE STREET, adjoining M, 4.Lair\u2019s Dry Guod Store, (acing the Uppe Town Market.Quebec, 10th May, 1850.es F H FE ALL, Auctioneer, Broker & .Commission Merchant, corner of St.Stanislans and Anne Streets, near the Methodist und Scotch Churches.Money advanced on Goods left fg | Prompt settlements, Quebec, 20th May, 1856.20H JOHN YOUNG, ADVOCATE, SHAW:S BUILDINGS, FOOT OF MOUNTAIN HILL, + ¢, and Quebco, 24th May, 1856.OTTAWA HOTEL, MONTREAL, NE S, BROWNING, Great St.James Street, Porto Rico and Jamaua Sugar.114 FPS Bright Porto Rico SUGAR, | .3 Hhds.12 Tierces 51 Bris.sugar, Now landing ex-Ship \u201c Burlington,\u201d and for Sule by J.W.LEAYCRAYT, West India Wherf.Bright Jamaica Quebee, 22nd May, 1856.QUEBEC DISPENSARY.G.G.ARDOUIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, AS JUST RECEIVED, put up in bot- tles, that excelfent preparation for promoting the growth of.hair\u2014¢ Lyman\u2019s Pomade de Palma Christi\u201d\u2014the excellence of which is now everywhere acknowledged.* Quebec, 11th December, 1855.CHAMPAGNE, Just received per Bark « PARAGON.\u201d PASKETS CHAMPAGNE, of su- 00 perior quality, in pints & quarts.) CHARLES E.LEVEY & CO.St.Jumes Street, Quebec, 22nd May, 1856.BEACON FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 788 Vic.Chup.110.CAPITAL, - - - - - - £150,000.With power to increase to half a million.CHIEF OFFICE : No, 6, WaTErLoo Prace, Lonpon.DISTRICT BOARDS : Kingston, TORONTO AND MoNTREAIL, With Agencies throughout Canada.DIRECTORS FOR QUEBEC : Tue HonoranrLe J.M.FRASER HENRY BURSTALL, Esa.Thos.BrLatHERwICK, Esq., M.D., Medical Referee.HIS COMPANY effects Insurances on Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and every description of property, All Losses settled with promptitude nnd liberality, without reference to England\u2014the Board of DirectorsWfftrg Shareholders having full powers to act : thus mbrac- ing all the advantages of a Provineial Company with the further guurantee of a paid-up abd securely invested British Capital, R.PENISTON, Agent, , Fog Quebec and the District, To whom all renewal¥Premiums are in future to be paid.19th Feby.1856.GRANITE.ThE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he is ready to supply them with GRANITE STONE, for buildtng or any other purpose that Stone is required, at as moderate terms gs they can lind Granite elsewhere: and ns low as Limestone, where Large Blocks arc required.The colour is of a bright white country, und capable of being worked to the finest polish.All orders promptly attended to, and the Stones sent, if required, to Longueuil, Point Levi, or any of the intermediate Stations on the Grand Trunk Railway, accqudine to directions.All information concerning the above may be had of A.MURRAY, CONTRACTOR, Coaticook, E.T.38th Aug.1866, Conticook, 29th FEby.1866, and black, and the quality is unsurpassed in this |, ANTHRACITE COALS.ex-Ship Japurlington\u201d Tuzo, from Landing Philadelphia ; ONS first Quality lump on Quebec 22nd May 1836.JUST RECEIVED.ATENT AMERICAN WATER COOLERS Ornamented and Plain.Do.do.with filtering apparatus.Ice Cream Freezers, complete, Self-sealing Urns for preserving fruit, Improved Refrigerators, or Meat Safes, Silver Plated Basin Cocks, various patlerns, American Agricultural Implements of various kinds, &e., &c.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebee, June 5, 1856, MOUNT HERMON CEMETERY.REVISED LIST of CHARGES for MAINTAINING LOTS IN ORDER Lia Sruves LewmEARIILU BUG SHAY BC DTT AU LUE LE- metery, or on application to the Secretary or Treasurer.No work will be done upon lots unless specially ordered and paid in advance for the Season.Owing to the difficulty that hac arisen in collecting accounts, the rule which provides that all charges for Interments must Re paid for when the order is given will, in fu _be strictly adhered to.Mr.Roser WATERS has been appointed Superintendent of the Cemetery.By order, HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, April 22nd, 1856.Secretary.FOR SALE.rEYWO STEAM ENGINES, one of twenty und one of six horse power.Always on hand or promptly made to order: Mill Stones, Lifters, Latbe and Slide Rests, Iron Purchase Blocks, Boiler Maker's Tools.Punching Machines, Sheers and Rolfers, Turned Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers on most approved principles.Fly Presses for ing Saws, Screws for raising Steamboat Shafts, also Screw Jacks and Winches, Wharf Cranes, und an assortment of Boiler Plate and Bar Iron, &e., &e.28% Terms moderate.GEO.BISSETT.CYTE COALS.J.W.LEAYCRAPT, West India Wharf.Birsett's Foundry, Quebec, 27th March, tase.(Important to Flourand Meal Millers.) FOR SALE.OM COMPLETE FLOUR and OAT MEAL MILL driven by a Steam Engine of 20 Horse power-\u2014Comprising 2 run of Flour Stones, with the bolters, Smut, Machine, Cribbles and all the requisite apparatus for the manufacture of Flour.\u2014Also 1 pair Oatmeal Stones with duster, Sifter, Cribbles &ec.The Subscriber, the propriater, will sell this property entire, or in proper working order on the premises of 8 purchaser, either as may be agreed upon.G.BISSET.Bisset's Foundery, } Quebec, 5th May.1856.British North American N + I.§J.L.LEWINE, No.11, Fabrique Street.UPPER TOWN, (Next door to Messrs.J.& O.CREMAZIE.) TTYHE subscribers beg to inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they have imported from the best Houses in \u2018England and France, a splendid assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.They have also engaged au EXPERIENCED Cutter, (who will MAKE CLOTHING of the BEST MATERIAL and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE To Onper).They will have always on hand a large assortment of WEST or ENGLAND CLOTHS, CASSIMERES., DOESKINS, and SCOTCH TWEEDS, and a large variety of VEST PATTERNS Ready Made and to Order.\u2018An extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel and Under-Clothing will be found at the above Establishment ; also Gloves of ail descriptions, Neck Ties, and Hosier , &e., &e.\u2018Goods all marked in plain figures, and .NO SECOND PRICE, .N.B.\u2014The FUR Trade which has been ear- ried on for many years Wholesale and Retail by I.LEwINg, one of the Proprietors, will be Con TINUED but only in the WioLESALE.Any of his former customers wishing thelr Stock to be prepared for the Fall, will please leave their orders at the above Store, and they may rely on the due execution of their orders, a8 they have a large Stock of Skins on hand, TERMS\u2014LIBERAL, Quebec, May 17, 1856.CARD.GEORGE PEA À EGS to inform lus friends and the public, that he Las opened a spacious HOTEL in ST.LEWIS STREET, opposite the Court louse in the premises lately occupied by the Provin- fral Government, known us JONES\" BUILD- \u2014 Z% Mr.PEACOCK returns his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage he lias received in his late capucity as 8 RESTAURATECK.and hopes by strict attention to merit a conlinu- ance of the same, Having leased his stables to that well-known Livery Stable-keeper, Mr.F.Diiscorr, bie begs to inform the public that Horses, Carringes, &e., can be obtained at the Hotel, Horses at livery will be attended to with strict attention.Quebec, May 27th, 1856.O\u2019NEILL S HOTEL, SWORDS, ST.LEWIS STREET, UPPER QUEBEC.Th proprietor heps to return thanks to the public for the kind patronage which has been liberally bestowed on him.and informs them that be has in many ways improved with regard to elegance and comfort, this old and well known Establishment.Ifis DINNING Haut hag heen refitted according to the Panisian STYLE, and be flatters himself that his Table will be second to none in the Country.As to the situation of the Hotel, it is in one of the most central and healthiest paris of the City.It is also contignous to the Court House, Olymp ic Theatre, Governor's Garden, Citadel, Durbwm Terrace, aud other places of public resort, Quebec, May 171h, 1856.Hinchey\u2019s Restaurant.THE undersigned begs to intimate that he has removed his establishment to the House adjoining the Fest Office, lately occupied by Mr.THOMAS CARY, wbere he has always on hand a choice assortment of liguors and cigars, aud where dinners and lunches, got up in the best style, can be obtained ut thé shortest notice.The situation is central and convenient : the house thoroughly renovated.And the under signed trusts by strict attention to busiyess to 13th May, 1856.merit a share of the public patronage.P.HI} ÿ NoTICE.© THE OTTAWA HOTEL, ORMERLY occupied by Mr.Huan O\u2019NeiLL, SAULT-AU-M CT STREET, will be OPENED on MGNAJAX fibe 7th instant, for the reception of Pokfderfand the public in general.Terms of Board made known at the Hotel.GEORGE BOYCE.P.S.\u2014WiNES and Liquoks of superior quality, and Cicars of the choicest brands.Quebec, 5th April, 1856.OT ATIOI ATV.THE undersigned have just received from England a Jarge supply of Stationary : Whatman, Saunders\u201d & Cowan's B.L.lmperial.Do do do do 8.Royal, Dn do do du Royal.Do do do do Medium.Do do do do Demy.Do do do do Foolscap.Cream Laid & Wove, Blue Laid & Wove Post, 0 do do Note, various sizes, Windle\u2019s, Perry's, Gillott\u2019s and Mitchell's Pens, various qualities.Letter Books.§ calf and 3 sherp.Copying paper, bine shade ; do yellog \u201chad, Pass Books, all sizes, N Sealing Wax, black and red : do Potle Wax, Wafers do 1 do assorted colors, Black Ebony Rulers, Rowneys Pencils.Date Boxes, Pen Racks, Paper Weights, Pocket Kuives, Port monnaies, Fyles, Pen Tlolders, Letter Clips.Pocket Books.Iudia Rubber, Tapers, &e.&e.\u2014ALSU A large quantity of Todd's Perth Writing Tnk.Do do Copying do and a few Copying Presses, For Sale by MIDDLETON & DAWSON.Shaws Buildings.Mouutain Hill, Quebec, 21st June, 1856.FOR SALE.100 UARTER CASKS PRIME PALE AL OIL, free of smell.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec, June 10th, 18:56.FOR SALE.Landing ex \u201c Midas,\u201d 100 \"HDS, DeKuyeer\u2019s Double Berried HOLLANDS, 250 Cascs, each 1 doz.750 Boxes WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec, 11th June, 1856.W.C.& G.Casey's Crown Brand Liverpool Soap HE Subscribers are now receiving Shipments of the above, which wey ofler foi sale on Manufacturer's Account.LANE, WBB & CO.Quebec, June 10th, 1850.C.& A.SMEATON, MERCHANT TAILORS, No.204, John St., Upper Town, QUEBEC.F AVE constantly on hand a well selected stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS and VESTINGS, and are prepared to make them up to order in the most approved style, with the greatest dispateh, and upon the most moderate terms\u2014FOR CASH.MILITARY COMPANIES FITTED OUT.C.& A.SMBATON would also call the attention of the LADIES of Quebec to the STAMPING, BRAIDING and EMBOSSING department of their Establishment, having received a great variety of the latest style o French patterns.Quebec, 17th May, 1856.QUEBEC ROOM PAPER MART, FIRST HOUSE, PALACE GATE (WITHOUT.) HE subscriber has received and now unpacked a splendid assortinent of FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS AND PANNELLINGS, of rare, beautiful and chaste designs, from two of the most celebrated mauu- facturers, viz.:\u2014DeFosses and Delacourt & Co.of Paris.The public ave requested to call and inspect these goods.McK.is the only direct importer of this class of papers in this city.\u2014ALS0,\u2014 The cheapest and best selected stock of English Room Papers from the manufactories of Winter bottom & Liyhtbown, Aspinwall & Co.Manchester, per ship \u2018noch Train,\u201d via Boston and Grand Trunk Railway.YM.McKAY, Room Paper Mart, Palace Gate, Quebec, 24th May, 1856.FOR RIVER DU LOUP AND RIMOUSKI.- TTYHE Steamer ¢« PRINCESS ROYAL,\u201d will leave ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF every TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNING, at BIGHT o'clock, calling at L'ISLET AND ST.DENIS both ways.On the THURSDAY TRIP she will proceed as far down as RIMOUSKI, touching at St.Simon, Should the business to the two last places be sufficient to pay all expenses, the Boat will be kept runuing regularly, J.WILSON.Quebec, 1st July, 1856.TUG STEAMERS JTEAMERS « ADMIRAL\u201d and «/ADVANCE\u201d have commenced their regular trips down the St.Lawreuce on lst May, and will be found stationed at \u2018 Braxoy Pots,\u201d and elsewhere, if required, for TOWING, or otherwise assisting vessels, The nudersigned is prepared to reccive all orders for TOWAGES.&c., which will meet with his immediate attention.F.BUTEAU, Agent, St.Peter Street, Quehee, May 15th, 1856.QUEBEC AND MONTREAL ; HOOKER, PRIDHAM & CO, KINGSTON, TURONTO & ILAMILTON.Ten following are the Susberibers\u2019 STOCK ARRANGEMENTS for the ensuing Navigation Season : TO PLY ON THE LAKES.FIRST CLASS STEAMERS ST.LAWRENCE, CarTam Mov, LORD ELGIN, Youxa, ENGLAND, \u201c HANNY, HIBERNIA.« McC'ILPATRICE, FREE TRADER, e Mook, OTTAW A, « McGrath, cabin steamer BOWMANVILLE, Carraiy Perry.RIVER LINE.The Powerful Tug Steamer GARTSHORE.and EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply hetween QUEBEC, MONTREAL and KINGSTON.For Freight or further particulars, apply to HOOKER, JAQUES & Co.Orrice\u2014ST.ANTOINE STRFET.near Laxg, Gis & Co's STORE.N.B.\u2014HOOKER.JAQUES & CO.will nor BE RESPONSIBLE FoR ANY DEBTS contructed in their name, unless under à written order from their office.Quebec, Z0th May, 1856, JD RANDY\u2014in Hhds.HOLLANDS\u2014DeKnyper\u2014## Bhs.SPIKES\u2014 various sizes, For Sale by A.JOSEPH & CO.Quebec.Rh May, 1856.a _ High Wines.PS *HEONS and CASKS tor Sale.(ropentsos.THOMSON & CO.Quefté/ 28tb May, 1856.POTICHOMANIE.IIE new and beautiful art of ornamenting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble the Finest PAINTED CHINA, AT ATITHE OF tik Cost.is creating an immeuse excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are alike fascinated with this delightful occupation.A chaste and ele- want amusement for Children and Schools, en- eouraging a taste for grace in design and bar- mony in fhe arrangement of colors.The whole Art can be perfectly acquired in half an nour.Book of instruction separately $1.Boxes containing 2 Vases, Book, und every article required #5, sent by Express.CONTENT, NEARY & CU.Wholesale Stor:, 502 Broadway, N.York.KID GLOVE CLEANER ! An important discovery to the Econom Something entirely new4\u2014Just imported, + JOUVEN'S INODOROUS PREPARATION,\u2019 for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the slightest SMELL.Rub a small portion on the glove, and the dirt instantly disappears\u2014 can be worn immediately afterwards.One bottle is warrauted to clean (fty pair of Gloves.Price 50 cents.Try itbefore buying.All the Agents are coining oney by the unprecedented de mand, More wanted.CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale Store, 502 Broadway, N.Ÿ June 14th, 1856.ly FOR SALE.MESS PRIME MESS & PRIME BEEF, Do.do do.PORK, Prime Leaf Lard, in Barrels and Kegs, \u2014A1,50\u2014 New Butter, in Kegs, y GIBB & ROSS, Quebec, 20th June, 1856., MCDONNELLS = _ MARINE BOOT & SHOE STORE No.8, Notre Dame Street.WHE Subscriber begs to inform lis customers and the tre 8 public generally, that he has REMOVED to the above premises, where he will continue to carry on the business as heretofore, upon n morggenlarged scale.aving just returned from Boston, Portland, and other cities of the United States, where he purchased, under, bis own personal inspection, » complete assortment of every description of BOOTS, SHOES, &c., he is now prepared to sell the sane at Lowkn Prices than apy other store in town.240 Marine Boots and Shoes of all sizes and descriptions gold at the lowest prices.; £2 Ladies\u2019 Prunella\u2019s, Slipper, &c., Gent's Leather Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c.&e., constant.Ty on hand anil made to order at the Lowest possible prices.all 1 fox ~ Ten per cent allowed for Casi, ma Ton p A.MCDONNELL, Notre Dame Btreet.Quebec, June 14th, 1856, > i} PIAL ILO RT mer) VE FOR SALE.OUNG 11YSON, Hyson Twankay, TEAS, and Twankay, Brandy in woud and bottle, Regars, © Lu Victoria, Champagne, \u2018 EN aud \u201c Fleur de Sillery,?Bed Cords, Manilla and Jule, R.MITCHELL & CO.Quebec, 14{h July, 1856.FOR SALE.A LARGE assortment of ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING, of the most modern aud chaste designs, for Palisading, Balconies, Cemeteries, &e., &e¢., at Prices from 4s.to 40s, per Lineal Foot, a TLIP WHITTY'S, Palisading and General Iron Works, 74 St.Paul Street, Lower Town.Quebec, 20th June, 1856, TO SPORTSMEN.An Assortment of Fishing Tackles Just Received.RODS, 3 , LINES, PISTOLS, REELS, REVOLVERS, FLIES, CAPS, HOOKS, POWDER, MINNOWS, Xe.&e.SHOT, &c., &e.SAM: J.SHAW.Upper and Lower Town, Quebec- Tith June, 1856, WM.POWER, MARINE ARCHITECT, Y EGS to inform Merchants and Masters of Vessels that he is now prepared to receive CONTRACTS for the construction of Vessels of every description.Also, to attend to the repairs of Sailing or Steam Vessels.Masts, Spars, and all manner of Shipwright work doue with promptuess and despatch, Orders left at Messrs.S.& J.Brown's, 49 St.Peter Street, D.Maguire, Jr.'s, 47 St.Peter Street, or at Mr.D.,Bogue's, Sillery Cove, attended to.REFERENCES: Messrs.FORSYTH, BELL & CO., H.J, NOAD, Esq.H.DUBORD.Esq.T.C.LEE, Esq.Quebee, 17th May, 1856.NEW BOOKS.TON HUNTING and Sporting Life in Algeria.by Jules Gérard, « the lion killer,\u201d with illustrations.Sinith\u2019s Haud Book for Travellers through the United States ; contuining n description of the States, Cities, Towns, Villages, Watering Places, Colleges, &c., with Railroad, Steamboat, and Stage Routes, and the distance from place to place on all the great travelling routes, with 130 wood cuts and a large map.Disturmeils Railway aud Steumbout Guide for Mois TE ta RM SA MCmrilQA land, MA, Z vols, The Life, Career and Trial of Wm.Palmer, of Rugeley : containing deiails of his conduct us school boy.medical student, racing-man and prisoner.with & full report of hia Trial and Execution at Stafford\u2014illustrated with.views, portraits and representations of the chief incidents in his career and trial.; The Prison of Weltevreden ; and a glance at the Fast Indian Archipelago, by Walter M.Gib- son\u2014 illustrated.The Modern Story Teller : or the best Stories of the best Authors-\u2014now lirst collected, Helen Lincoln, a tale, by Carrie Capron.The Victory Won, a brief memorial of the last days of G.R.by the author of ** Memoir of Capt.IL.Vicars.\u201d Picsse\u2019s Art of Perfumery.Soupy Sponges Sporting Tour, Memorials of his Time\u2014hy Henry Cockburn.The Conquest of Canada, (Loudon Edition), 2 vols.5vo.Magaret Maitltud\u2014by the author of \u201c Zaidee.\u201d Worth and Wealth: a collection of maxims, moj rals, and miscellanies for merchants and men of business, by Freeman Hunl.Mr.Sponge\u2019s Sporting Tour.Edited by Frank Forester, with illustrations by Leech.Literary Criticisms and other papers, by the late H.B.Wallace.A History of Philosophy in Epitome, by Dr.Albert Schwegler, fron the original German, Le Julius H.Leeyle.Philosophers of the time o Brougham, F.R.S, Men of Letters of the time of Geo.III., by Lord Brougham, F.R.S.The Ship-Carpenter\u2019s Family, & story of the times, by William E.S.Whitman.Paul Ferrol, à tale by the author of IX poems, Vv .IIL, by Lord b .Forest and Shore, or Legends of the Pine [ree State, by Charles P.Isley.The Youth of the Oid Dominicn, by Samuel Hopkins.Monaldi : a tale by Washington Allston.The Art of Manufucturing Soups, including the most recent discoveries, by Philip Kurten.Kieby and Speuce\u2019s Entomology, New Edition.The Earnest Man, a sketch of the character and labors of Adoniram Judson, first missionary to Burmah, by Mra, H, C.Conant.Sermons for the People, by ¥.D.Huntington, D.Evenings with the Prophets, a series of memoirs and meditations, by Rev.A.M.Brown, L.L.D.Memoir of Reginald Heber, D.D., Bishop of Cal cutta, by his widow, nbridged by a clergyman.A Lady\u2019ssecond Journey round the world, by Ida Pfeitfer.: A Memoir of the Rev.Sydney Smith, by his daughter, edited by Mrs, Austen, \u20142 yols.Sketches and Adventures in Madeirs, Portugal and the Andalusias of Spain, \u2019 Art Hints, Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting, Jumes Jackson Jarves.Vagabond Life in Mexico, by (Gabriel Ferry.Mexico and ils Religion, by Robt, A, Wilson, Napoleon nt St.Melena, from the letters And Journals of Sir Hudson Lowe.\u20142 vols.A Popular account of the ancient Egyptians, Ly Sir J.Gardner Wilkiuson.\u20142 vols.* \u2019 A Hunter\u2019s Life in Africa, by R Gordon Com- ming.\u20142 vols.Twenty Years in the Philippine Islands, from the French of Paul P.De la Gironiere, with Illustrations, Railway Economy, by Dr.Lardner, D C L.Utah and the Mormons, by Benj.G.Fervis.Waikny, or adventures on the Mosquito shore, with engravings.The Knont and the Russians, by Germain de Lagny.The Milllary Life of John Duke of Marlborough, by Archibald Alison, E.R.S.The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World, by E.S.Creasy, M.A.Hudson's Day ; or every day life in the Wilds of North America, with illustrations\u2014by Robert M.Ballantyne-\u2014second edition.Enquire within upon everything ; a book containing over 3000 miscellancous receipts.\"Lyra Germanica\u2014Hymns for the Snadays and chief Festivals of the Christian year\u2014trans- lated fromthe German by Catherine Wink- worth.The Bee and White Ants\u2014their Manners and Habits ; with illustrationsof animal instinct and intelligence\u2014by Dr.Lardner, D.C.L,, with.135 illustrations.A : Just received and for Sale by .MIDDLETON & DAWSON.4th July, 1856.THE TONGUE OF FIRE.UST RECEIVED\u2014The Tongue of Fire ; or the True Power of Christianity, by W.Arthur, A.M., author of + The Successful Merchant, \u201d &e, + The St.Lawrence and the Saguenay, und oilicr Poems, by Charles Sungster.For Sule by MIDDLETON & DAWSON, 20th Aug.1856.Shaw's Buildings, IN MY NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 25, FABRIQUE STREET, FACING THE UPPER TOWN MARKET, UST RECEIVED a few OPERA GLASSES, Rich, Colored, Gold and other BROOCHES; Gold and Silver WATCHES ; Walking CANES, &c.C.J.ARDOUIN, 25, Fabrique Street, adjoining Mr.W.Luird } Dry Goods Store.ENEYV A and other Watches of all kinds repaired in a superior manner and warranted, and also all kinds of Clocks.Mnsical Boxes and Jewellery.23¢ July.1856.PRIME PORT WINE.OW LANDING ex ¢ AMELIA,\u201d direct from Oporto, 16 QUARTER CASKS, 1 PIPE.C.J.ARDOUIN.\u2014Also, ex-Store\u2014importation 1855 20 Quarter Casks.For Sale by + M.G.MOUNTAIN.__20th June, 1856.Yamasks Pottery and Brick Works.WHE undersigned, AGENT for the above WORKS, is now prepared to contract for the delivery of HARD BURNT RED BRICKS.and DRAIN TILES.Suawples can bescen at his Office.J.H.CLINT.St, Paul Street.Quebec, 4th July, 1856.FOR SALE.HE LOWER GARDEN forming parg of that valuable and conveniently situated property knowiras L'Asile Champetre, compri- ing 3 acres or thereabouts of land, admirably udnpted for the erectjdn_of public buildings.10 which pretty oxtensife gr, ds are required to be attached, such ag fic A guol.For partie lars apply tb the umdersighed T, ed, OMAS RUSTON.Proprictor.Quebec, 26th June, 1856.Shingles aud Laths.OR SALE at WOLFE\u2019S COVE :\u2014A large .quantity of SEASONED SHINGLES and ALLAN yi UR &.CO.\u2019s Oftice, St.Peter Street, or Wolfe's Cove.Quebee, June 24th\u2019 1856.\"MARBLE MANTELS AND MONUMENTS.50 IFCES, of correct design, in great variety of Style, at every price.MARBLE AND STONE POSTS.85 HEADSTONES, Italian Table Tops, and every article in the trade at the lowest remunerative price.FELIX MORGAN.194 John Street.without.Quebec, Juve 12th 1856.ETS FOR SALE, 80 ONS No.1 PIG IRON, 100 Barrels AMERICAN TAR, 100 do.OSIN, 10 Tons Ligoun Vit, 2000 Bags Coarse Salt.G1BB & Ross Quebec, 21at July, 1856.Bright Porto Rico Sugar.For Sale by JOHN P: Quebec, July 7th, 1856.JS Scotch Confectionary.CONSIGNMENT of 25 Packages Wo- tuerspoon\u2019s CONFECTIONARY, consisting of Scotch Mixtures, Sugarcd Almonds, Jujubes, assorted Lozenges, Scotch Caraways in tins, and Lemon, Orange Acid, Pear, Tom Thumb, Jeuny Lind, and Pine Apple Drops, in glass For Sale by * JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, June 28th, 1856.Chocolate, Broma, Cocoa and received ex Grand mx Railway.TERSON.inger.7 OXES Halifax CHOCOLATE, V.0 Tuomas, No.1, 30 Bxs.Broma, N.Shuèlen & Co.in tin foil.20 « Cocoa, do.do.15 * Jamaica Grd.Ginger; do.For Sale by CUS JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, July 26tb, 1856.Arrow-Root.30 ASE Sale ARROW-ROOT.For Sale by .JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, June 28th, 1856.Sardines, Prunes, Olive Oil.10 CASES SARDINES, in Oil, half & qr ; boxe 8.10 Casés Prunes d\u2019Ente, in glass jars & fun oy catoons, se 100 Cases Olive Ol, pinig & quarts, J.Che ron brand.For Sale by i JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, June 28th, 1866.SHERRY WINE.5 Hrs.I~ Superior Sherry.; ,-Casks or sale by \u2018 10 Qr.-Cas JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, June ôth, 1856.FOR SALE, UNS.JAMAICA RUM of dupericr 1 flavor and strength, 10 Tierces Mus, Sugar, 10 Mille Havana Segars, - Now landing ex © Bracos,\u201d from Halifax.ROBT.MITCHELL & Co.Quebec, June 26th, 1854.WHARF TO LET.THAT conveniently situated WHARF ad joining the Bishiop\u2019s, in PRES-DE-V ILLE and ocoupied for DxaLs & Laruwoop by Mussrs Le MESURIER & CO.forpaay yeurs pat, | Apply o the Proprietor, / A DORAN.u Quebee, 13th March, 1856.= HDS.Bright Porte Rico SUGAR - 35 H 3 a A NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Y.lace of Enchantment\u2014 Biloleau's ull Ten Pound Reward\u2014P.Pecbles.H:nalugton\u2019> Grand Dioramie Réprese the Russina War.ntation of (EAN STEAMER MIVEHE TROM EUROPE Quebec \u2026\u2026\u2026New York Quebec lquessee Quetr< .Quebec 2.Liverpesl .Liverpool liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpool Liverpoul THE QUEBEC GAZETTE.QUEBEC, SEPT.2xp, 1856.\u2014 _ = ; ANADA AND THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.Tur Rerort made by Commander DeBelveze.50 came to Quebec in the French Corvete Capricieuse.tothe French minister of Marine, is most amusing.It certamly enters largely into particulars.The peculiarities ot the inhabitants of both sections of the province are pretti.y pamted : the sympathies of one race and the tendencies of the other are carefuliy aud candi lly noted ; the physical features u: tue country are graphically described : the population here and there 18 stated with toler- «bie accuracy : the tubular bridge at Montrea and the Ircquois village ot Caughnawaga have «h met with attention at the hands of the galian* Capitaine de Vaisseaux.From the Governor General to those of the pop- L'atiun \u2018he most decidedly English and Protestant.an expression of respect and con- Huence for the gorernment and person of the Emneror was everywhere manifested !\u2014even the Trogueis Judians that were ** alternately ur buterest enemies and our most faithiul allies stuil preserve in their traditions sentiments of love and respect for theirold French- fathers.\u201d What does all this mean?Has he cunning ruler ot France really an idea o: establishing a French protectorate here ?Is Le locking forward to the possibility of a rup- \u2018are with England and to the recovery of Canada as a French possession 7 Itis diffieulttc believe that such an idea has entered his head : bul it is certainly not impossible.As the ThreeRivers Inquirer, whose translation of the reper: we have availed ourselves of, well remarks, * no French vessel, has followed in tre wake of the Capricieuse, no consignment of French goods has reached our shores, nor his there been any French immigration.\u201d It may have been simply the desire of the go- cial relationship between this rapidly ygrow- ing country and France ; but it is an odd way of doing so that of simply ascertaining the sympathies of the two populations which occupy it, and of laying stress upon the allegation, which is simply untrue, that there is sympathy here with the despotic government of France.\u2014 Commander De Belveze it is true, Was Very courteously received here and, at the gathering aud reinterment of some old bones, speeches were made not very flattering to Englishmen by Colonel Taché and the Superintendent of Education, Mr.Chauveau ; but It was not because there is any liking in either section of Canada for the system of guvern- ment that now prevails in France ; but simply because Commander Belveze was a geulle- «nan in the service ofa crowned head in alli- auce with Eng:aud, the country which, much above all sihers, even the inhabitants of this country who are of French descent respect aud honor, that he was politely received.We considered it a duty 10 receive a French gentleman in the sei- vice of the French Emperor even bette, than we would have received another stranger of some distinction ; but we never did and do not now consider the government of France superior to our own or better fitted to advance our material interests.Gradually, but surely everthing French in the province is being got rid of.Our desire is to obtain English freedom ; that freedom vf thought and expression, which has made the Anglo- Saxon, the most progressive race of people in theglobe.Even the Franco-Canadians, who are said not to dream of anything new, desire elective institutions and covet the utmost freedom of action in political aflairs.There is not a soul here who loves Louis Napoleon for his own sake.His talent for goveraing aud his good faith towards England we have admired, and we cannot help respecting a man who has been highly honored by our Queen.We are pleased to find two nations that had long been enemies, acting together to prevent Russian aggression.We are pleased to find the third Napoleon pursuing a policy in his foreign relations, the very opposite of that of his uncle, whose aim it was to subdue and to enslave the world.We are glad to perceive that although the Em- perer of the French has enslaved France, has muzzled public opinion, and has thereby produced order out of chaos, he does noi design to extend the area of slavery.Occasionally we fear that the man who rushed madly upon France to seize the government, without hope of success at Boulogne, may suddenly make « dash at that of England, on some frivolous pretence ; but we neither fear the result of any such attack, nor do we wish it.The respect shown to Napoleon III in England is the result of that respect which Napoleon Ill has evinced to England.We take the following remarks from the Three Rivers Inquirer :\u2014 That any political purposes were involved in the mission we regard as very .improbable ; yet it is not a little singular, that Commander Belveze constantly calls the ai- tention of the Ministerto the fact that the go- verument of France and the person of the Emperor were hunored and respected, and t'iat the moment chosen for renewing in the Canadian mind sentiments of affection towards France, had proved most opportune.> THE QUEBEC GAZE towards the United States, and the allusion to the question of maritime power being debated one duy in our Canadian lukes, possesses a peculiar meaning.Commander Belveze comunits an error in saying that Euglish is the only language of our legislature and Courts and also when he states that education in the Fastern section of the province is in the hands of ecclesiastical establt-hments, and is administered in French.He forms a wrong estimate, in comparing Upper Canada with the United States : the Western portion of the Province 1s still essentially British, and glories in its coanexion with the mother country.Commander Belveze in his travels throngh this Province hears uttered no complaint uf colonial servitude, no bitier cries tur redress uf grievances ; sees no startling abuse needing the strong hand of reform to sweep it into nonexistence ; but instead, there is the cordial and overtiowing welcome of peaceful and contented citizens, who tear not to offend their Queen in heartily receiving the envoy uf France, and in giving utterance to sentiments of admiration: and esteem towards citizens of another couu- ry.smith, in Fabrique Street, down Palace Street, and along the wood-vard, to M.Rochs.They were, uniuckiiy, not encountered LV Five scoundrels on Sunday night last, about 12 o'clock, at a run, broke neariv every gas | lamp they met with, from Mr.Cane\u2019s tin-j QU degrees, in which state it is applied to the purposes of the machinery.Fhe system of simply super heating without mixing tie steam has been known for some tite past in Fiance, has and been attempted on many oecastous, but without success, which is attributed in a great degree to the umperfection of the French machinery, which is less complete than our own.In the first course of experiments a ditticulty existed, \u2014namely, the Burning and consumption of the wadding.After many fruitless attempts, this ditiiculty was at length got over, thus rendering the method pertect.\u2014 Montreal Commercial Advertiser.\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC GAOL CALENDAR.1st Ava.1836.Number of prisoners under sentence ot court.N under the Police Ordinance.ï scamen nuder the Imperial Act.3 seamen under Provincial Act » 8 9 à under the Actsl4 & 15 Victoria 3 untried and for want of Bail.10 debtors.ooo, Cae 0 military 1 123 (re \u2018 i the above are females.) FRENCH RELATIONS WITH CANADA.REPORT OF COMMANDER BELVE/E TO THE PAaENCH MINISTER OF MARINE, the police because there were iu For the whole city.there are only 289 me.of whom are sick.A: nearly midaight, after wiich tues remained 13 men ou duty al ine 4 Upper Town, Lower Tows, and It occurs to us free 5 LU à enough inmezn, Either we oug have sui- ficient mie.0 protect the city.or none.\u2014 - The steamship Biurä Prince.Captain Avers, the second of a line of Ireiz hl steam - ships, established between the port of Mon- real and that of London, the metropo.is of the empire, arrived here on Saturday full of freight, Through the enterprise oi D.C.Thomson Esç her agent here, she was dispatched, immediately after arrival, to Montreal.The voyaze from London to Quebec occupied 19 days.e about.| Were 01 GoV \u2018Rat \u2018Le \u2014_\u2014 Mr.Baby's fine steamship.the Napoleon [1f.has made a splendid run to Sydney for the Tchernava.She arrived there\u2014a distance from Quebec of 640 mises\u2014in 64 hours, having Leen detained 5 hours in landing th Light-house keeper.his family.and furniture.and light-house materials, at Cape Rosier, Tne Napoigo: s running time to Nyuneyv wus only 59 hours.Great things may be expec:- ed from \u2018lls excellent aud well appointed vessel, \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Peace ann Wan.\u2014~Tle pleasures of peare & the terrors of war are most etfective'y puui- trayed in Hannigton's New Grand Diorama vi the Russian War.The beautiful scenery ot the Danube, the brillant illustrations of London with streets crowded by its citizens mn all the height of jubilant gaiety, and the gorgeous spectacle of the Fairy Grotto, present a striking contrast to the Battle scenes, Storms, Sieges &c., with all their accessories of Explosions, conflagration, connonade, &c., so effectively and judiciously introduced.This as the audiences are increasing every night.ee THE NEW JUDGE OF THE SUPFRIOR COURT.The Montreal Argus says:\u2014The price of Mr.Chabot's relinquishment of office and oi his subsequent faithful support of the Ministry, we believe 1s now paid by his appoin- ment as Judge, in place of the late Hon.Mr.Vanfelson.He is to take his seat on the Bench here, greatly to the disappointment, is said, of Mr.Justice Badgley, who expected to have his quarters changed.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CORONER\u2019s INQUEST.The Toronto Colnnist, received vesteriay afternoon, savs :\u2014 An inquest was held before Coroner Duz- gan yesterday morning, at the residence of his Excellency the Governor-General, on the body of John Hathaway, house-steward, who was found dead in his room on Thursday evening.It\u2018appeared in evidence that deceased arrived in this country about a month ago, and obtained the situation which he held in his Exce lency\u2019s household, having been favorably recommended by some frivnds of the Governor\u2019s in England, During his Excellency\u2019s late absence from the cily, it appeared that deceased had beer rather too intimare with the wine cellar, \u201cand had beeu frequentiv c:- served under the influence of liquor.0.Thursday his Excelleucy went to ihe ce! and discovered that a case of wine had ! abstracted, and as deceased during thai appeared tipsy, he was immeitiate\u2019y suspected and deprived of his keys, which were ziven :C the butler.: About 2 p.m., on Thursday.deceased was required, and on the messenger rapping a: nis room door, no answer was returned.No further notice of him was taken until the same evening, when he was urgently needed, and as his room still remained locked, a young lad got in through a window, and found the unfortunate man lying dead on his bed, with a bottle of Jaudaoum on a table near by.The medical men in attendance gave it as their opinion that deceased had died from the effects ot an over-dose of laudanum, and the jury returned a verdict in accordance with that opi- nien.Deceased was a married nian, and we are informed that his wife and four children are at present on their way to this city from England.\u2014 Toronto Colonist.- -\u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 The method invented and introduced by Mr.Wetherhead, late member of the United States\u2019 Congress, for superheating steam, having been submitted to various processes dur- ingthe last six months in the dockyard at Wool.wich, has at length assumed a practical form.During the series of experiments to which the system was subjected it appears that various improvements suggested themseives from time to time to the engineer depariment there.Iu this manner it was considered advisable to prolong the trials, and thereby, if possible, render the system complete.Prior to the late voyage of the Dee to the western coast of \u2018England the me.hiuery was fitted up with the appurtenances necessary for a final test of the system with its stipulaled improvements, he apparatus was at work the whole voyage, which was specially extended as far as Land - end poiut and back to Woolwich, at the increased speed of from seven to nine knots an- hour, the result of which exceeded anticipation.It 18 understood the average econciny realized in fue] amounts to about 35 per cent.The apparatus consists of a number of iron pipes bein carried along the front of the plate, and extending into the chimney, \u201cinto which the ordinary steam passes, and which gradually becomes superheated 10 about 500 degrees.It is then alloyed, or mixed with the ordinary steam, in about equal proportions, bringing Theis is little Jove displayed in the report the temperature of the mixed steam to about Translation.] RLE MINISTRE,\u2014 the honor to ac juaint you in two suc- iespatches of my arrival, and part of mv | | ; | varnev through the two Provinces of Canada.lL.) 1 combined in these two reports all the details .of the mission 1 had tilled in conformuy to | the urders of your Excellency.[ snall think myself happy.if the Government of His Im- penal Majesty believe its intentions in all poitits understood, and 1ts orders executed.Your Excellency shewed me the necessity of exercising an extreme prudence, and an inteiligent regard in ali the end: to be accomplished, while occupying my delicate posi- on.I hope to have been so fortunate in leaving Canada.as to bring with me the personal esteem and atfection of ali, from the Governor General, to those of the population the most decidedly English and Protestant.Every where | THE MOSQUE OF OMAR.The Journal de l\u2019Inatruction Publique publishes a report addressed by M.Ludovic Castelnau to the Minister of Public Instruction, containing an account of à visit which he made tothe Mosque of Omar at Jerusalem on the 4th of February last.The visit was not accomplished without some precautions taken by the Pacha and by the high priest of the Mosque, in order to ensure the safety of the traveller, who claims to be the first Christian who has been allowed to enter the sacred spot.The sixty Barfoot negroes, who guard the place, had been locked up on the occasion, and a battalion of Turkish troops had been s:a- tioned within the first enciosure.The account says :\u2014 The mosque is an octagonal building crowned with a lotty cupola, and has a basement of white marble about six feet in height, the wall between this basement and the cornice being covered with arabesques executed in porcelain.The roof of the cupoia is covered with lead, and terminates in a crescent.Massive gates of metal give access to the interior of the building.À portico nine feet Per brig Morning tar, Hendérmm, for Llanelly\u201450 ton.red pine, 360 do white do, 320 ati pine deals, GU do do dual ends, 6 cours 8 \\athwovd by À Gilmour & Co.Pee brig Millman, Chisholm, (or Liouelly\u201410 tons osk, H doelm, 25 do red pine, S10.du white do, 450 atl pine deals, 9 cords lathwood by 6 B Syms À Co.Per brig Ararat, Paterson, for McDuff\u201413 ton oak, 42 do elm, 18 do red pine, 12 do birch, 160 std deals, in 0 0 pipe staves, 2 npruce spars, 6 pes ash oars Ly GB Symes X Co.Per brig Hibbert, Ainsley, for Hall\u201475 tons nuk, 125 du white pine, 2500 std pine deals, 200 do du deal ends, pipe staves by E Burstall & Co.1m eat IMPORTS AT QUEBEC BY THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.Aug 30\u20141 hx to P Sinclair.3 carboys to W Benning easks, 1 bx glassware to J Bowle.107 bas tea to Laue, Gibb & Co.- -\u2014\u2014\u2014 RAFTS ARRIVED AT THE PORT OF QUEBEC.Owners, Description, Where lying Sept 1 J & D Bell, white pine, Ke, St Michael's Cove.PORT OF QUEBEC.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.ARRIVED.Sept 1 Steamer Black Prince.Avers.London, Aux 12.Bu-hanau & SPECIAL NOTICES.HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT & PILLS have ugain cured à case of Sore Legs of twelve years\u2019 standing.\u2014 Miss Emma Hartley, of Hamilton Canada, was one of thre most deplorable of ob jects, and the most unfortunate of sufferers with bud legs from a child.and frequently bitterly deplored her fate : she hud undergone many uperutions, and =pent u little fortune in obtaining medical advice, but she wus not benefitted Her friends perruaded her tot to impoverish her purse any further, and her medical man candid) tald her she could never dn: cured 5 her own good sense, however, made her have recourse to Hol- lowuy\u2019s Pills and Ointment, sud Hoiland Litters\u2014See advertisement.(Froni the Rev.Dr, Bethune, Dean of Montreal.) Montreal, 7th Oct.1854, Messrs.5.4.Lyman & Co.Ay I have usd [dliott\u2019s Dentitrice for! the last four months, and have found ic very efficacious in cleansing the teeth and -trengthening the cums.as well as agreeable to the taste, Your obed\u2019t serve, Joux Brruvne, Dean of Montreal.SONR & KNIGHTS OFTEMPRANCE Meet in their Rooms, Temperance Hall: Gouch Division, No.3, Monday kvening, 8p.m.St Lawrenes Division.No, 16.Tuesaay Evening, St.Lawrence Dograr Division meet every Tuesday Evenine at 10 o'clock.for the purpose of sonferring Degre.s Encampment No.6, Kt 5 / 3 100 UEBEC re Quebec.20th Aug.156, FEARI\\G & HINCKLEY, Pines and Sinks, Sp rers description of Cast Quebec, 13th Aug., 1856.HEE pric pus NOTARY, A ie « 5 100 Q 4 JONI DIY - .BA ; pes ane , So ET _ .| OFFICE .\u2014Dgax's BuiLpixgs, St.Peter Styeet.; SHIP CHANDLERS, ings constantly on hand or made to order, atthe DRY GOODS AT COST Quebec, 17th July, 1856.\u2018 In 15 For mA ; ocal Trafic.wa AND = Ë nus omen .4 = SYA CTT TI TT + 3 i î 3 ; Ty \u2014_\u2014 13 1 = MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE.(a Also = Roofng in Tin, Zine, or Iron, attended PRICE FOR SALE.15 = wi leave/Richmond for Quebec on QUESDAYS C MPORTERS ol Chain Cables, Anchors, The Highest price gi UNTIL 1ST SEPTEM EGS WHITE LEAD, from 2 17 128 and FRIDAYS at 420 AM.stopp al al re .0 5 8 8 3 a, ; :P MDER.om 25 ONE ob » StoppNs at all I: 1 Coil Chain and Bunting.\u2019 \u2019 Lead.Zing and Brass, given for Old Cast Iron, \u2014 100 to 300 lbs.each.! » 16 Bain RE ang ot, ranger a valers ke Rone ine.Os te \u2018 ee \u2018 ç M, enabliNg pa ; 5 : vs in Duck Bol Rope oi Ona, Two Good Plumbers Wanted, JAMES HE wi TT & CO, 10 Pune.3 = \\ + 23 118 song sto remain seven hours i Gey ling.; et \\ ass aring.Lans, , 4 .« , uns.Jamaica , 28 0.p.\\ r oo Quebec.À Stores, &c.Quebec, 5rd July, 1856.ARMOR EE 38, John's Gate.5 Cases Thigh Wines, 50 6.p CONCESSION D.sp borne Ve ame 5 BIDDER e of peace for thé Distriet of Quebre, will be holden S Long Wharf and 2 Commercial Street \u2014 pe Ces DEALERS supplied in their 2 Hbds.Scotch Whiskey.3 190 .General Minuet uni in the Court House, in the City ol Quebec.où BOSTON Bedsteads, Cots, Cribs, Refrigerators Wholesale Department oN THE MOST R.MITCHELL & CO.5 100 Quebec, 30th July, 1856.Manager.SATURDAY.the FOU ITIL day of OCTOBER 11 1.Fairs > vo nD &c.&c.&e.BELAY, TER Quebec, 2nd August, 1856.7,4 7) 100 N GRAND TRUNK | \u2014 } hext.at TEN o'cluck in the forenvou, 1 do there] Trostor, THARING.m.M.Hi£chiær.em oe) .eir greatly increasing business has caused THE \u2018 RAILWAY one hereby give Notice do all those who will Boston, July 50th, 1850.saw Gi Now RECEIVING\u2014A complete assort- them to make extensive additions to their pre- THE BRITISH ANT NORTH AMERICAN y 100 - \u2014 va prosecute against prisoners in the Commun Juil \u2014\u2014 1 === | 4 ment of IRON BEDSTEADS, COTS mises ; this will enable them to keep a much AIL STEAMSHIPS.CONCESSION BE.S MER ARRANGEMEX ay for the said District, that they be then and there KATE COVEN TRY.CRIES, Le.LAR ER AND RICHER Stock of Goods, a : 100 \u2014 SM LNT J present to prosecute against them as shall be UST RECEIVE \\ REFRIGERATORS or Meat Safes, which is now being selected in the European y ZN 5 100 HESTE Just : and I do also give Notice to all Justices of J } pion ED\u2014Kate Coventry 5 un WATER COOLERS, &c.Markets for the Fall Trade.THERA § 100 EAM FERRY-BOAT Mill leave the Peave, Coroners, Constables and Peace offi- Autobiography from ¢ Frazer\u2019s Maga- HENRY S.SCOTT.38, JOHN'S GATE, A + ?100 : ilway Wharf, as foll : cord in and for the District aforesaid, that they ooo \u201cine.4 \u20ac Quebec, 10th July, 1856.First Store inside the Gal ES 9 100 Morning Tr&n for Montreal, thy/ Whit: reonally do appear with their Rolls, indi Sermons of Revd.C.11.Sturgeon, of London inside the Gale.11 100 tains, Po d, B ) vite Moun- ents.and En embraces \u201cto al fri with an Introduction and Skelches of his FOR SALE._8th August, 1856.om FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.13 100 Stations at » Boston, annee things which to their several oilices in that hebulf Life, by E.L.Manon, + vol.320 pp.À 4 IGHT SHARES Quebec Fire Assurance EDP TE Gare Can Passage PS 130 dollars.15 \u201c 100 For St.Thomas, at.y @ Son PAT appertain to be done.For sale by .4 Stock\u2014to be sold low.a \u201cFROM BOSTON TO LIVER Je .1% EXPRESS TRAIN to Montreal IN FIVE JOTIN VON EXTER, pb À , MIDDLETON & DAWSON, Quebec Corporation Debentures, + be Curr Canty Pa N O LIVERPOOL.19 100 HOURS, connecting at Mfchmond with Trains Deputy Sheri, 9th Aug.1856.Mountain Hill.Dos ehester Bridge do.TE SSAUE.12002200 110 dollare CONCESSION F.for White Mountains, /Portlund and Boston ( Sherif\" Office.17 New Cod Liver Oil Upper Canada Bank Stock The Grand T The Ships from Boston call at H en 1 100 stopping overnight at Island Pond, at 1.00 P.M.Quebec, 30th August, 1856, 4 hd / \u2018 11.LANGLOIS & SHAW, pan of Canada Persia.Ca pe udkin = ca du \u20ac a Lo 3 100 FARES TOMONTREAL BY EXPRESS TRAIN {RF A _| Just received per « MARIE JULIE\u201d f Quebec, July 24th, 1856.Notarie I y \u20ac .sia, vapl.ins, Canada, Capt.Lang, 5 100 , val.¢ pe) from Arabia, Capt.Stone, America, Cap.Wickman 7 5 at | Newfoundland.TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the \u201cgia, Capt.E.G.Lott, Via sara, Capt.Ryrie, 7 100 FirstClass.FOE, .$1.50 3()() (GALLONS COD LIVEROIL, this LANDING LN ANNUAL Company wil of \"africa, Capt.Shannon, Europa, Capi.Leitch.\u2019 1 100 second Class./.MN 2200118100.ol X sons manuf st a utr ilic SHAREHOLDERS of this Company will be \u201cThese Vessels carry a clear White Ligh .BE ; J Co eason\u2019s manufacture, pure and Ex Amelia,\u201d from Oporto : held at the Company's Offices, in the City of must head ; G y oa a ie ; ight at 13 100 / , warrantec unadulterated.H I.10 UARTER-CASKS SUPERIOR Montron on WEDNESDAY.the 3rd of SEP- port bou ; Green on starboard bow ; Red on 15 100 Se .H.EN.< TL EMBER.One Thousand Eigli Finvired arc i ; - fom SEE nebo a0 Aug, 1656 [HO QUI\" VISE, coming fe ERR CRBET El WS Cong Ha Vent 20 5° 10 SR STEN TIOKELS, Bon ron Th = , ; .; Se 25 me \u2014 - brands.$ , rt, | of i Reno CE an + \u2019 : \u2019 , 1 x ¢ > favorite Dept The Subseribers have just published + FAST INDIA PALE ALE.Pure Juice, all the ahove brands are well known gr the purpose, of receiving à ee oder dei Africa, Shannon, N.York, Wednesday, Sri Sept.GONCESR 10% & Con i PLaom o Atlantic - AVAR pau x TH ARRELS.eacl Co inthe London Market of Messrs.Ossors & > asi- Viag-ra, Leitch, Boston, Wednesnay, 10th \u201c J will be issued at $10.00 Weh, Chil had BAYARD TAYLORS .( ) B IRELS.each 4 dozen, just landed Sprscrn.of Oporto, ness, Persa, Judkins, N.York, Wednesd 3 100 dpén under 12 and y > : i ENCER, ; ; Lo Ç ca, , N.; ay, 17th « > À and Servants, HaN-Piicr CONG OF THE CAND °) and for sale by A ANE.GIBB & CO By order of the Directors.Arabia, Stone, Boston, Wednesday, 24th '* ; 5 100 ildren under 3, Frkk.\u2019 : J M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, June 24th.1856 : JOHN M.GRANT.Asia, Lott N.York, Wednesday, 1st Oct 7 100 S.P.BIDDAR X | The Music by J.1 Magrath, Quehce, Aug.Th, 1856, CIE DO TL _ 4 Asst.Secretary.Canada, Lang, Boston.Wednesday.sth 9 100 General Man or Price 1s.Sd.Sent free of Postage (o any part Tu TS Te UT FIRST SCREW STEAMSHIP Office.Montreal.| 1 Africa, Shannon, N.York, Wednesday, 15th « il 100 uebec, July 30th, 1856.\u2019 Th, \u2014 of the Provinee.TOBACCO PIPES, FROM August 2, 1856.| 4w Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, 29nd © 13 100 Lu ie - = ONES Domestic Manufacture 7 \u2014Gae CHarrern 7 Berths not sccured until paid for.15 100 MRS.R \"TE | ; CAREY.BRUTIIERS, OU warranted equal to imported L I V E R P 0 0 L 5 FOR CHARTER.An experienced Surgeon on board.a 10 PrÂNiSTE 7 Ë Ki \u2019 Qu Music Library.24 St John Street, and suleable patterns \u2014 fur Sale by K FOR To any Port in Great Britain or Ireland.pfhe over oi these Ships vil not be account 21 10 No.104, D'AIGUILLON s TRI uebec, 29th Aug.1n56, M.G.M .; ; Tre ary able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie Jewell 5.\"eds ihe 7 STREET, (on v a NEN FA / / (OODN! 20th June.1856.OUNTAIN PORTLAND, U.8.A L Br ARGUS, 211 precious Stones or Metals, unless Bille of Lading 23 100 mediately behind St.John's Church) EN : eu are - \u2014\u2014 eee = Calline at St.Johns Newfoundland, and > Apr are signed therefor and the value thereof therein 25 71 AN \u2018take a few more Pupilc on the Prix GLOVER x FRY - ; ANE Al OT PO EE 1° pply to expressed, CONCESSION |v.FoRTE.ke ; \" Halifax, Nova Scotia, ont and home N yA SN cor Frei N.IN BOND, 1 , cotia, ont and home, 1.H.WARREN.Far Freight or Passage apply to 1 145 TE , 4 RE Receiving every week Ly Steam- and for Sale by the Subscriber : to land and receive passengers and a J E.CUNARD, 3 151 RMS MODERATE / 1 ships, &e, £e.a SUPPLY of CHOICE} 3 = INGSTON Port and Sherry in Higs and goods.The stay at these Quebec, Aug.5th, 1856 - + _ 4 Bowling Green, New York.5 127 Quebec, 24th July, 1856.\" IN Gr cn places will be short, 4s FOR SALE.20ihAug.1856.CONCESSION L CORNICES, CURTAIN BANDS co Cheap Goods Chalupin\u2019s Rum, Pale and Coloured in Or/Casks, the facilities for discharging will he great ' 3G 1S 2 TT TT Tr 1 100 ! ADR A ring , ralupin\u2019s Ru ; Q : ging great.FPYWO GANGS ol RIGGING SUITABLE for ; 2 100 RICH ASS ion.suitable for the coming Season, DeKuyper's Geneva, in Hhds.Ships of 1000 Tons.\u2014LEMON's MANUFAC- Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.5 100 QRTMENT of he above nu y.by Just Opened, by + North American\u201d mebee.Aux.7 M G.MOUNTAIN, TURE,\u2014it is decidedly the best Rope that comes \u2014 7 100 opened, and for Sale by se Queen he Lakes?deu, qe.\u2014 Quebec, Aug.7th 1856, to (his Market.\u2014Apply to NOTICE.T> 9 100 St.John SAM.3 SIFAW, i a of Queen the Pate ee FC 000 000 \u2014\" ANDW.PARKE & CO.LL Pari i ; ; .reet, Upper Town.Flame Ie of a hin.Ker sexe Blanket , FOR SALE.Le ; PE ' Quebec Chambers.A Copain ere are ad 1e co L CESS Lo % a Sous-le-Fort St., 1 5, mn Yarns, Hosiery.Plaids, - HDS ; TIRARS Ath, 1856.: fort St., Lower Tinea end Prints.Shirtings.Orleans, Cobourg ite SK 250) 1 HDS PRIME BRIGHT SUGARS HE New and Powertul first class Serew Que rec, ANS 5th, 1 56 ] __ present the same at the Office of the undersigned 3 100 Quebec, 12th July, 1856.pre rend, Double Twilled Cashmeres.&e.&e.ait 1 200 Puncheons MUSCOVAD ) Steamship « CHERSONESE,\u201d A 1a ON SALE Agents, before the departure of cach Steamship.5 100 vs as MOLASSES, in Puncheons, de, 2 sabtain C 13 .oF © GEO.BURNS SYMES & CO.7 100 For Sale by the Subscribers AUS Tihs and Barrel Lloyd's, 2300 tons burthen, Cuptain CHARLES ORK\u2014Mess, Thin Mess, Prime Mess 18th July, 1856 Agent SCTIIETR, Two Cases of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING a _Hhds und Barrels.| POWELL, will sail from Liverpool for the above EE Cure.5, a gents.9 100 ARRED CORDAGE 6} inch a 6 f oleh , 138 Puncheons White Neuvitas SYRUP.in Ports TAPIE - Ja .Prime and Cargo._\u2014 \u2014 mm er er me 64 mch a 6 thd.rom the celebrated House of , : Ports on SATURDAY, the 23rd day of AU- BEEF\u2014Smoked Shoulders Srp pe CONCESSION 5 Manilla do.6 all rock MESSRS.1.J.& 1.NICOLL.Puncheons, Ths ond Barrels GUST.1856, and return to Liverpool by the Upper Canada Butler ng .STEAM COMMUNICATION 1 Hawsers, 90 6p fajfoms, 9 inch wd ine London, consisting of :- - NO 0 pi Tes sume route, leaving PORTLAND on the 23rd tips Breud No 1 and 2, at Montreal BETWEEN 3 109 Marline, Hatfolirig and Housline Coe xe, MORNING & OFFICE COATS.CAPE JACK.500 ek QUGAR, SUGAR, of SEPTEMBER folowing, - Prices.CV LIVERPOOL CAN.7 100 WL HAMILTON ETS, &c.&e.in Cheviot weeds, ve .ws, LOAF SA cB £60 PR beautiful Steamship, since she was launch- WALTER C.HENDERSON, 4 $ ADA.: 100 Quebec, June 26, 1654.: Cloth, Milled Melton.Milled Buek.Le.Quebec July 260h 1806 Nl, .% ; Some x mont s since, has heen employed in Quebec, 5th Aug.1856.OT 0.; 100 TO SHIP 7 - \u2014 __ i Binck amd Oxford Llama SLEEVED CAPES.70 rn tobe qe hy fast and in pd ns ROVER erior Under contract with, the Provincial Gov- Coxe ESSION 4 : LE ASTERS, OWNERS ill FROCK COATS.COATS.ANGO- CT TT ana | ve VAS waterti \u2019 ° NCHORS 1 cwt, to 4 ewt.ernment of Canada for the RES, &e.__ LA SNOOMING Visis.BO1S troy MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.ee rer Sirengih, suitable.for hé Chains, 1-2 in.9-16 and 5-Sths.CONVEYANCE OF THE MAILS 5 100 HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to si» ; JACKETS, ec, 109 P UNCH EONS very superior North American trade.Le hoon refitted with For Sule by : \u2019 7 100 that bis large and superior tuck of LOAD- G & F.ave Sole Agents in Quebee for the above.Ae Muscovado Molasses, now re- comfortable accommodations for u limited num- 5 164 WM.HAMILÉON- LÀ 9 97 w GEAR bas been refitted and repaired, wil is ONS Three Cases of Gentlemen's LAMBS WOOL ceiving ex-Grandgffrunk Railway, and for Sale| ber of FirsT CLAss and STEERAGE PASSENGERS.Quebec, June 5, 1856._ hit 5 2 CONCESSION nn hing order.Stor and MERINO.SHIRTS, DRAWERS and PF Provisions provided in the usual style on bourd SALT FOR SALE.TATA 1 5 od Has cn band materials for ich pan HALF HOSE.; JOHN PATERSON.of Atlantic steamers at the rates of Passage 4 ATLAS 3 100 cargo vailrond Irc ere discharging general ; SHIRT CULLARS, BRACES.NECK TIES, &¢ Quebec, 16th August, 1856.named below.+ 25 00 AGS LIVERPOOL SALT pyr A ESS 5 - oy of the a Iron, Ballast, &c.b el.Quebec, Aug.:7th, 1856.me sd UT 144 Curse, Sruamace 0) ship \u2018 Shepherdess.f?0 HE \u2018\u201c MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM- CONCESSION 6.or water, if required.can be sent by Jam : LL LL LIVERPOOL SALT.Passage Money from Liverpool Apply to ; - SHIP COMPANY?S\u201d* First-Class Pow- 1 190 The foregoing comprises the most co k _ > @ - 7 9 AGS LIVERPOOL SALT to St.John's Nfld.15 Guineas.5 Gs.ANDW.PARKE & CO., erful Screw Steamers 3 190 stock of Gear in the trade.= mp _ Ep 1250 for sale by : ê > From Liverpool to Halifax & Quebec Chambers.Captain.Tons.Horee Pr.CONCESSION 7 Iron work on hand, made to order, nnd repair A0 Æ M.H.WARREN.|; Portland .\u2026.\u2026.16 « @« Quebce, 18tb July.1856- « NorTH AMERICAN,\u201d Grange, 1782, 350, 2 Lt ' ! ; 5 P; .Portlaz ifax i im meme meee HE N 2.: 2 : a i Ship EAVES Quebec, 31st July, 1856.rom Portland wd TOK go dollars.30 dol.pue UN DERSIGNED has commenced « somes\u201d Ballantine, 1764, 300, : 1 ul} orders executed with promptness aad pro- S, * à œvie a.tiation | Lee ee = From St.John\u2019s Nfld.4 Liver- business on his own account as COM- | « AxaLo-Saxon,\u201d ny Ty 8 #8~Terms De Burean of Agriculture and Statistics.RACHEL.eee 55 5 «| MISSION OO ANT GENERAL AGENT, Ae intended to sail FORTIS HT bete 10 106 Be LIAN WIRD pass Toronto, lth August, 1856.UST RECEIVED\u2014Rachel and the New From Portland to Halifax and and is prepared te receive consignments of LUM- LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC and LL 12 31 3 SEE = PRIZE ESSAYS.World, translated from the French of| prog POTSUL Le EN 12 6 « |BER, PRODUCE, AND OTHER GOODS, follows :\u2014- A 183 Cape Cove Or ; a.ae Leon Beauvallet.From Portlaud to St.John's EDWARD LEMESURIER, From Livanrdor.[F ; 14 80 Quebec, 2n June, 1856.c £40 £25 LA5 | saratoga\u2014a tale of 1787.NA LLL.2.2 20202000 0 24 «+ 10 « Office :\u2014Commercial Chambers, |, Gayantan * oot.[Frox QUEBEC, 16 106 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 HE above Premiums will be paid for the Bigelow\u2019s Life of Colonel Fremont including From MalifaxtoSt.John'sNfid.16 «\u201c 8 « ; St.Peter Street.= eer 18 81 Land and Mill Sit LQ .h best lssay , tivel 1 ia cali Ce , .sai ; ; Quebec, July 26th, 1856.NDIAN, 20 2 e for Sale, in ) S three est léssays respective y on the his explorations und discoveries.Steward's fees and provisions included, ex-| .~~ \u2014\u2014o \u2014\u2014\u2014 « ANGLO SAXON,\u201d 104 the Ci : > origin, nature, wd habits.and the history of Perversion ; or the causes and consequences of cept wines and other liquors, which can be had WM LAIRD & CO +¢ NORTH AMERICAN,\u201d CONCESSION 8.ounty of Saguenay.te progress, from time to Lime, and the cnuse infidelity\u2014a tale for the times, by Rev.W.On board., ; (4 CANADIAN, Ce 1 100 OT No.14, in Ranges 1, 2, 3, 4.and 5 Mail of the visit of the weil, Hessian Fly, ao: J.Souybenre, M A.author of \u201c Life, &e, Freights from Liverpool to St John's (Nfid,) 45s.FABRIQUE STREET, « IxnuaN,\u201d 3 100 in the TOWNSHI or CHICOUTIMI, such other insects as have made ravages of St.Pau ° terling, sud 5 pe t.primage.3 « ANGL con,\u201d comprising 384 Acr i 3 are under i ORTH the wheat-crops in Cauda, and on such digenses Confidential Correspondence 6f the Emperor Nu- \u201c from Liverpool Po otitis N.S.and Port- WILL CONTINUE TO SELL \u201c Nour Anca \u201d CONCESSION 9.Cultivation, with HOUSE, BARN find py t w the whent crops have been subject to, and on poleon aud, the Empress Josephine, with land, 508 and 5 per cent.\u2019 AT CANADIAN,\u201d , : 100 BLES, on the high road to Grand Bay \u2018 a ; © best muans of evading or guarding agains numerons illustrative not d C: \u2018 : i vi : - _ 2 A ¢ fol them.5 5 by John S.C.Abbott.potes and ancedotes, |\" from Porta a pen bare vice vers, RE DUC ED P ICE S| Rates of Passage from Quebec to Liverpool : 5 100 9 BUILDING LOTS of 1 acre each.in the The Essay to be furnished lo the bureau by The Canada General Railway and Steam Navi-| \u2018 from Portland to St John\u2019s, Nfld, $6 per FOR Firer CLASS.£20 or $80 CONCESSION 10.Township of Chicoutimi; with a MILL SITE a the 15th day of January next.and to he desig-| gation Guide, after the plan of the English ton, 50 cts per bbl.THREE WEEKS LONGER Suooxn CLASS.5 £15 or $60 1 100 on Rar River, of about 130 fect full.\u2019 Où nated by n inobto, # copy of which shall also be © Bradshaw,\u201c contuning the official Time and |\u201c from Halifax to St John\u2019s, Nid, $4per| Quebec, 5th August, 1856 \u2018 Tamp Class.+ £7 108 or $30 3 100 ALSO ; éd forwarded in n sealed note with the name and Fare Tables of every Railway now open ton.40 cis per bbl \u2019 \u2019 ne ec.uguss, A.duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each b 100 A MILL SITE on River Carinor, in the Ë 74 address of the author.The Prizes will be nward- throughout Canada ; tlic duration of transit, Jleavy Goods as per arrangement, and parcels CHEAP PRINTS Vessel.8 123 Township of Tremblay, of about 80 feet full ; a ed according to the decision of + committee to stations and all matters connceted with Rail-| on moderate terms.For further particulars Qu ° The shove Fares donot include Wines or Li- CONCESSION 11.the whole in Free and Common Soccage.\u2019 3 be named by the Board of À grieulbure for Upper way and Steamboat travelling, with à variety apply to A GOOD PRINT DRESS for 1s.6d.worth quors.1 100 For further particulars, apply to vark, and Lower Canada, or in default of any such of focal and general information\u2014price 74d, WIER, COCHRAN & CO, 3s.Third Class Passengers must provide them- 3 100 DAVID MCLAREN.te.decision, by Lhe Burean, and tue Essays selected The New Age of Gold ; or the Life and Adven- General Office : Weaver Buildinfrs, Brunswick St, 5000 Yards Cambric Prints from 6d, worth selves with everything but Provisions, which 5 100 Chicoutimi .to become the property of the Bureau.A premium tures of Robert Dexter Romaine\u2014written or to 10d.will be supplied to them cooked, 8 38 Orto / A.WALLACE, \u2018 Le vi only be warded in case an Essay of suffici- - wy Mimself Tale of Life's Viciesitud CHARLES R.TAYLOR & SON, WM.LAIRD & CO.No Berils scoured il paid for.co N CESS IQ N 13.4 Land Agent, a _ ne produced, he Wanderer ale of Life's Vicissitudes\u2014 : ., Li B.Fabri or terms of Freight and furthe ce d'Armes ! a It is feared that the farmer, in his cagerness by the author of The Watchman, re TR Quebec, 5th August 1856, abrique Street.apply to ght an r particulars, 3 100 Quebec, 2nd August, 1856.ace diArmes.i an to produce when, is not paying sullicient utien- The Earnest Student: being Memorials of John MAS 4 New Broad Street Le adon.| uebec, Sth August, 7995 GEO.BURNS SYMES & CO., Agents 5 100 - tion to the danger of over-cropping, and it is Mackintosh\u2014by the Rev.Norman McLeod.New Brond Street, London.sa FFE Or to uebec ; 7 105 OFFICE AND SAFE T cp : hoped the warning.and tho formation and ud | Tho Life of the Rd.Ton, Joba Philpot Curran, BROOKING, SON & CO., WIRE FENCING.EDMONSTON, ALLAN & CO., ' CONCESSION 18 s TO LET.: vice which may be obtained through the Issay Inte Master of the Rolls in Ireland\u2014by his St.John's, Newfoundland.CHEAP and SOLID ARTICLE.Montreal ; 1 71 .MALL OFFICE, with Fire-Proof safe a sought for will aid in arresting the great scourges son, W, H, Curran.BENJAMIN WIER & CO, ALSO, ALLAN & GILLESPIE, Liverpool ; 3 93 ce to let, in Montreal Telegraph Company's of the wheal.For Sale by Halifax, Nova Scotia.A fresh supply of SELF SEALING CANS, JAMES & ALEX.ALLAN, Glasgow ; 8 97 New Bulldings, St.Peter Street.Apply on the ; o P.M.VANKOUGIINET, For SALE BY JOHN RHYNAS & CO, for preserving Fruit.MONTGOMERIE & GREENHORNE, 17 premises to 1.a i Toronto.A Minster of Agriculture, &e.Quebec, 22 1 ADDL ETON & DAWSON.Portland, Maine.For Sale by HENRY S.SCO London.L par epee to Insert the Grown RLES L.GETHINGS.o, Aug 23, 1856.uchee, 22nd Aug., 1866.5 56.; i .SCOTT.neheo, 2 ly, 1856.and sdvortisements will copy until the Advocate, \u2019 , , 84 ith August, 1856 12m Quebes, Aug.9th, 1856, \u201c Quebeo, 26th July, 185 ot'gale.! y Queber/Aprif4th, 1866, cale ax] : Rg A = 3 THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, TUNSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1856, = fr; \u2018, Arthur Street.Quebec.2ä:h Feb, 1856.PROPERTY FOR SALE.fM\\UE SUBSCRIBER offers for - sale.on FavoraBiE Terms, the ie block of Buildings partly occupied by bim.comprising two first class Stores agd Dwell i.e Ju buade Street.and two Dwelli ses ; Anne Street.The whole in free and com HENRY S.SCOTT.} Feb.1856 TO LET, With [Immediate Possession.\u2018HAT Splendid Two Story FIRE BRICK HOUSE, Out-hases, aud dependencies, at the corner of - and St Louis Roads, comprising 6 \u2018Acres sad N.H.BOWEN.Q whee.Tih Feby.1836.TO BE LET, From the Ist May next.TO LET OR FOR SALE.HAT commodious = 5h House in Aune Str ing the residence of G.O.Stuart.[+ Dow OC cupied by Heury Benjamin, Jr.Esquire.Apply to LANGLOIS & SHAW.Quebze, 24th Jany.1856.X Notaries.= FOR SALE.22 SES ERAL BUILDINGS in d\u2019Ar- gigiffl A) tigny Street, St.Lewis Suburbs, = to be sold cheap for cash, or « constitut if desired.» LANGLOIE & SHAW.23rd 'Fehy.1855.TO BE LET.From the Ist May next.fi A LARGE Brick Building in St S1- Lau mon Street, St.Lewis Suburb- suitable for n Sehoo!-House.Apply to LANGLOIS & SHAW.+ Notaries, Quebec, 24th Janw., 1850.HOUSE TOLET.From 1st May next.= HE HOUSE ocenpied by the uni dersigned in BUADE STREET provided wih Gas ano Water Fixture\u201d Water Closets.Bath Room.ke.HENRY = SCOTT.Quebec, 12th Jadyy, 1856.Quebec.rev IE ï FOR SALE, NE ot the finest COUNTRY SEATS in the vicinity of Quebec.situate at Permult\u2019s Hill, known as L'Asile Champetre.comprising Garden, well stocked with fruit trees, a an extensive Ur- chard.together with a comMadious House recently finished in modern style.\u201d The above afford- a first rate opportuuity fora profitable investment.as the property will be sold cheap.LANGLOIS % SHAW, Quebec.26th Jany.1856.Notaries.Tu BE LET.From the Ist May next.T HE Two-Stagy Stone Dwelling TL House, near hea Terrace.adjoining the residenct of Mr.Jos.Luruse.Apply to LANGLOIS & SHAW.Noturies.Quebec.24th Jany., 1850.TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.HORNHILL, the late residence of the Hon.F.Hincks, with lu the highest state of cultivation, about 30 Acres of Land and a Garden Apply to J.\u20ac.BRADSHAW.Esq.Manager U.C.Bunk.or to N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Quebec, 31st Jan.1836.TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.LARGE FLAT of a Building, well LA adapted for Storage of Goods, and conve- sienily fituated in St.Prier Street.Apply at this office.XL 15th Nov, 18535, TO LET.PRETTY COTTAGE.with Gar- si: À den.&c,, in Scott Street.one door from the Grande Allee.KF H.BOWEN.Quebec, 26th Jany., 1856.TO BE LET, \u2014 = HAT First Class FI LE BRICK > Vv *S Si HOUSE.No.47.( rande Alled BOERHAVE\u2019S Koad, with Coach House.stable, &c.lately occupivd 1 y Lieut-Col.IRVINE, containing 13 spariments.Apply to the proprietor, SAMUEL J.SHAW, LANGLOIS & SHAW, Notaries.Orto Quebec, 7th Feby.1656.TO LET, From Ist May next.TR HAT comfogtable STONE tall, HOUSE, Out-Buildings, Yard aad Garden, on Claire Fontaine Street, near the Freach Church, St.Jobu\u2019s Suburbs, at present occupied by P.L.Morix, Esq.N.H.BO .Quebec, 7th Feby.1856.TO LETHE OFFICES in ST.JAMES STREET occupied by the Trustées of the QUEBEC TURNP.ROADS.Apply to J.PORTER, Sec\u2019y.to Trustees, Quebec.5th Feb., 1856.2-0-w TO LETHE HOUSE, No.2, CLAPHAM TERRACE, N.H.Bow, N.P.Quebec, 31st Jan., 1856.TO BE LET, From the Ist May next eh hose well known extensity (let premises in Champlain Street, accupied by Mr.Mahony.VER LANGLQIS & SHAW.Quebec, 24th Jany.1058.0 + + > FOR SALE | _ Bel TH, HOUSE on the St.Foy Road, at present occupied\u2019 by\u2019 the subscriber, with from 2 to 20 Acrés of Land.mmediate possession can be giyen.oe, a \u2014Ats0\u2014 Re BUILDING LOTS of 2 Acrcs aod upwards, froutiug on the St.Foy, St.Lewis nu Rouds.The above Property is held in Free mon Soccage, au sitadted 4 { 9 half of Quebec, 2-3tde df the purchase money may remain on the property for à térin\u2019 of years, 1 required.' : ROBT.MITCHELL.Quehec, June 3rd, 1856.To Farriers and Blacksmiths, ! For Sale or to Let on dvéry favorable terms.Po] HAT commodipus :{hresstory Brick House, situpted, in d' Ai guillon Street, Palace.Ward, for many .cupied by Wm.How d, ase Blaokanss a Shop and Shoeing Establishment, for which it was expressly built and is peculiarly-miapted.\u2019 AL8O,\u2014 The lot adjoining, with 8 smallDwelli thereon.N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Quebec, 24th Jany., 1856, HNP hin a aile Com; health and vigor ia the system.Ho LLAND BITTERS THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND omy FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER.AND AGUE, And the various affestions copseguent upon a disordered : STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains.Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Des- poudency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles.1v ull Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Attec- tions, it has in numerous instances proved highly heneticial, and in otbérs effected & Becided cure.This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scienfifie principles, after the man- ter of the celebrated Holland Pidfessor, Doer- bave.Because of its great success in most of the European States, itéintroduction mto the United States was intended More especially for those of .} our fatherland scatieredl here and there over the face of this mighty eoantry.Meeting with great successamong them, I now offer it to the Ame- tican public, knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtdes ust be ackdowledged.| It is particularly récommended\u2019 to those per- tons whose constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forme of dissipatieh.+ Generally instantancous in effect, it finds its way directly to ithe scat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up he droopiug spirit, \u2018And, in fact, infusing new \u2018CAUTION # The great popularity of this deligbtful Aroma bas induced many imitations, which the public whould guard aguninsl purchasing, Be not persuaded to buy anything else until ypu bave given :Boerhave\u2019s Holland Bilters a air trial.One {hottle will convinge you how inflaitely superior \u2018It is to all these imitations.Sold at $1.00 per botile, Or six bottles for $56.00, Ly the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.& CO, Manufacturing Pharmaceutists & Chemists, .Pittsburgh, Pa, Barnes & Park, New York, and hy Druggista Aud Morahepta generally throughout the ted Sta : oe Hatennnd JONN rUssoN & CO., Quebec, JNO.BURKE & CO., Montreal, 17th April, 1856, ECONOMY.T has long been considered that ELLIOT\u2019S DENTIFRICE was the Best Powder in use for Cleausing, Whitening and Preserving the Teeth and Gums, but few think of the ECONOMY of its employment.It is by far the cheapest Powder or Preparation for the Teeth offered to the Public.Each Box contains four times the usual quantity of powder in 1s boxes, at the sume time the universal testimony of ail who have tried it, including the Dignitaries of the Church, the Judicial Boneh, as well ax Editors, Professional men, and indeed all classes is, That Elliot's Dentifrice is one of the Safest, most agreeable and Effectual Dentifrices ever : employed.It prevents the decay of the Tecth, #weetens the breath.renders the gums healthy, and by its coustant use Toothache is avoided.Its Sale has already reached over 10,000 BOXES.With still increasing demand.Toronto, July 21st, 1856.Gentlemen,\u2014 Having used Elliott's Dentifrice for some time.[ can confidently recommend Ît as well ealeuluted to cleanse and preserve the teeth, and to impart health and consistency to the gums, 1 am.dear Sir, Faithfully yours, W.Acsk Amavsox, D \u20ac.L.Messrs ST.Lyman & Co, Montreal, Du Reverendi-sime l'Eveque de Cydonus, et Coadjuteur de Montreal.Montreal.3 Nov.1856.Cette excellente poudre m'est connue par mon ness, Physiological Facts on Generative Capa- SOR URN=CO®ILO Pe © > Z city.ESS» Sromon IV \u2014SPERMUTORREŒ4,or Seminal De- >» sn a 00 09 G0 00 CO G0 CO Go LO tO tn 3 > a g ility\u2014Its History and Causes.The Miseries of mu \u2014 ge ÈS Imprudence.The Vices of Béhools.PUWOIALOIWHO® IE = SECTION V.\u2014STMPTOMS OF SPERUATORRHŒA ANd Bow 5 Son ; ; \u2018ae = = B = Impotence, Nocturnal Dischargek, &c.Influence EVACHOCSOOHRMT % \u20ac ot Spermalorrbæs on the Mental Faculties.HT © pe: ei & WE) SxcTioN IV.\u2014CausEs AND EFFECTS OF SEMINAL BORG moe bem a Bm pm ge gL, 0 Demin, Connection between the Mental and [die pee ht pt pn pe g » '® Generative Organs, Seminal Weakness.Impo- PHROVIUREN-OOT EN cn tence, sod Steri : A ren wowormoomuocwon?al = = zorron VII \u2014 CTIdN 'SEUTNAL WEAR- 4 x © ness by Utioary or MicroscOpic Examination, wel 5 © Indications for Detection and Dangers of Mis- -729090000600W76 E vy takes, Importance of Examination, Medical Er- Pt bd bh pub umd Gant Que Sud Sud \" 4 © = © rors, Means jure.re _ ee © persons 2g n = Sgcrioy VIIL-\u2014TREATMENT OF SEXINAL WEAR- ommend woma mow Ig] 4 Nees AND Ivrorsce, Urinary Indications, Huz- ps = B Hl ardous and Empirical Specifics.the Author's 2 & \u201ca ag se sSog&s 8 il 5 3 = Mode of Treatment, Cases and Illustrations.sie} It 1s absolutely necessary that all men should + : know that there are principles of personal man- Socom Ur En Cr Or C1 ne de 6 th > © {agement which cannot be violated without SiooXZornoXZe?; g È incurring grievous penalties, and when wisdom 2.8 ; ; =$ aod regret succeed the heyday of inconsiderate coo B= »3 self-fridulgence, how these penaltica may be NR > ; CrowoorLraxo a , mitigated, how the sting of their bitterness may To = Z be réniovéd, and how the evil and Îts consequen- WWW WW OND ë E © ces may be avolded, and, above all, that there is ne = ne.«lB vy scarcely any degree of physical fofirmity or func- nee Pwo ze = pe NE à p- tHonal derang ment to which the naw aid of Nam SWB WOODS Lf = science cannot apply a cure, = = Patients residing out of England can be 3 =\" successfully treated by correspondence only, in te \u20ac any Langüages, and diateines can be forwarded SHHLES0nsnneor|E- 3 with \u2018secrecy, safety, and despatch, to all parts of = 85 the world.All letters\u2019 must accompanied by \"0D 1s 0060 mm CD GRAS GO COL By TY the fee of £1, or will not be replied to.M of Mr.NERV D HOUSE.Godesiler, Cobourg, Canada West ; at the ** Prototype\u201d Oficé, London and in\u2019 Quebec at the Gazette\u201d Office, EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY surance Otlice, the Eagle ng curity of un large C Parliament, 58 George as EIGHTY per cent of ail t FIve Years divided smong ed, it is evident that these TOWEST that any Life Ins demand, CONSISTENT W CONSEQUENL SECURITY ( ku own.participation in Profits ; quired, for One Year, Joint Lives, or payable = \u2014\u2014\u2014 rr \u2014 p= CAPITAL, O~E axp ONE Harr Mnuny Sreruix, CANADA AGENCY ISTABLISHED 1825, AJ ITH ull the adventages, and none of the risks or uncertainizes of a Mutual Ip.| vrds the further go.apital, vecared by Act of The rates of premiums are very moderate, ang be profits are eve the whole life assur.TA1ES ure the Very ice Company can ITH ITS OWN SAFETY, and the t OF THE ASSURE The uvailable assets of he A of subscribed Capitul, excre Les 0 stove \u2014with au annual income \u2014und surplus fund neapt shove £120,000 was either ad sured by whole life insurers d £768,000 g i over £157.000 Stoning ¥ £200,000\u2014 out of which ded to the sums inured by wl | ers, or uu equivalent Given id ca h, or by a reduction of premium, in From the establishment of the Co a sum equivalent to the whole paid to ussurers in satisfaction the liberality of the Eagle's se mpany in 1807 Capital has been ot claime\u2014and ttlements is welt Policies are insured eîthe with or teithouf 85 or Half Credit if re Scvea Years, Whole Life, int Liv on attaining the age of ¢ \u2014all pay uble quarterly, halt yearly or aÉnually Æxtract from whole life Yearly Rates or y Promium.\u2019 WITH PROFITS.AGE, WITHOUT PROFIT, Lig zo no.11011 | zor 0 In 11411 zi 8 DQ i 308 2101 ON EL 2 11 12 35 5 40 30 3 Slog 45 LL, 311 1 4 11 4 SO LLL, 4 8 sua 1 sa 5 5 4 6 19 4 11110.60 LLL, 612 1 S187 GB LL.8 84 Hos ow 0 WT 10 1711 W.& W.C.HENDERSON, Agents irglannda, Ufiice \"3 W Quebec, 4th May, Is54, v Hats Whar LIFE ASSURANC E lis impossible 10 enumerat ; tages which are derivable tance of life inan advertisement.Protection fo the widow.tbe orphat., then aged and infirm - curity that mortgaged property shall not be wrested from the family of the mortgagor at hia deccase\u2014-provision for the education of children nd for the commencembt -of young men in busi- Bess are among the mo& important ofthe advantages which it =ecures : and\u2019 while there are few individuals to whom it would not be beneficial in fume Way or otjer.there are very tew who could nut avail thems