The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 3 septembre 1856, mercredi 3 septembre 1856

[" One \"YA POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL.AND ADVERTISING JOURNAL.CC C0 À eect\u201d .WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER sep, 1856, : [Vor.94.] McKIECHAN & COWAN, \u2014 CARD.FOR ru Duy LOUP AND FOR SALE.| THE TONGUE OF FiRE.UPHOLSTERE E -\u2014 OUNG HYSO \u2014 ongue o ire P LU M B I R q\u2019 M À 1 Ë pi A LS TERERS AND CABINET ORGE PEACOCK Hiyson Twarksy, TEAS, POST BECEIVED-\u2014The Tongue of Fi To be sold Cheap, UNTIL THE WHOLE x CONSISTING SR LEAD PIPE, 4, f, 5 Sed SIH OF HIS PRESENT STOCK IS DISPOSED OF, OF , 5, and 6 lbs.Milled Lead; WASH-HAND BASINS i of different quality 5; à large assortment of au.h SINKS, PUMPS, COCKS, BATHS, WATER-CLOSETS, HOT WATER APPARATUS, adapted for any Stove; atm, GAS FITTINGS in Brass and pure Block Tin Tube, 3-16, 1-4, 5- 16, 3-8, 7-16, 1-2, 5-8 und : ; Plain und Irancy Brackets, &e., { 52 TONS LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD, too numerous to detail, Expected by first arrivals, direct from factory, with a large asspriment of Bath Mountingsin Porce- fain aud Granite Slabs, plain and figured\u2014they are a new article, well got up in England, and VERY CIEAP.Plated.Fuucy and IEnamelled Mountings ; also, Victoria.Grecian apd Crystal Fountain Wash-haud Basing, Green, Blue, Pink, Maroon, and White figured ; also, common Wash.hand Busing and Fivtiugs in great variety, from 8s.to Ts.6d.PAT ENT PAN WATER-CLOSETS, To act with or without Cisterns\u2014also, a large assoriment of Ridgway\u2019s Water Closets.The undersigned speaks from experience and would recommend them to the Trade and the Public as being a very cheap and exc cellent article.ÿ&- 100 DOZ.PATENT VALVE: COCKS FOR HOSE, &c.Also Patent Cistern Ball Cocks, warranted to be noiseless from the action of the water ; dro aud Block Tin Tubing, and muny other articles in the ve line too numerous to detail.Now on hand and well worthy the attention of town and country householders qantiog good COOKING and 110T, WATER APPARATUS, some of C.CTorman's FURNACE RANGESTOVES, and will be ready about the 15th April, NEW MODEL STOVE not larger than the ordinary Cooking Stove.tu boil eight pots, 20 iuch roasting grate, lurge baking vven, and will boi} 400 gailons of water per duy\u2014it is Culso very economical for fuel, I S\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.Quebce, March 20h 1856.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JOHN PYE.k Paints, Qils, Varnishes.SO Ass BOILE D LINSEED OIL, BuunpELL, SPence & Co.factarers ure mentioned as a guarantee Lo the purchaser, as there is manufacture by T he names of the manu- Spurious Article selling in this market\u2014a drug manufactured in the United States, from Rosix, \u2018old in solution by Naptha, and oot from the LENSEED.The Subscriber also vifers for Sale : Ww HITTING, 14 Tons WHITING in Packages from 2 to 7 cwi.PAINTS GROUND IN OIL, put up in packages to suit p rchasers.\u2018 VARNISHES, Coach- -Body, Carriage, Cabinet, Mastic, and Dewar Varnishes.) CS vis.PATENT NOTTING\u2014an article of great imvortance to the House and Sarb-Pavrhh; as it is a sure preventive of Rosin bleeding from knots, anda decided provement, on ike old system of killing them.with common Glue.COLOURS\u2014A select assortment in convenient quantities to suit ibis.GOLD LEAF, Silver Leaf STAINED GLASS, Ruby.Glass for Hall and Staircase Windows.Gold, Silver and: Copper Brouzes ; \u2018Green, Orange, Blue, Amber and Purple\u2014Ground and Muslin and Dutch Metal.WINDOW GLASS\u2014Smethwick and German Sheet, in boxes and haif-boxes, assorted sizes.Z8~The Sabscriber having a practical knowledge of all the articles he offers; for Sple, and having selected whem himself, cun guarantee them to purchasers.WILLIAM McKAY, Paint, Oil and Color Store, immediately outside Palace dale.Quebec, Ayvil Stn.1856.NOTICE.Te OR THREE GENTLEMEN can beaccommadated with BOARD and LODGING from the 15th May next, in n respee- table family.(The locality is healthy and pleasant, about 5 minutes walk from the Lower Town.) Apply to A.J.Q.\u201c Quebee Gazette \u201d office.Quebce, Zith March, 1856.L ON OTICE.TEAM ENGINES, MILLS of all descriptions S and all sorts of Maleable lrou-Work und Castings made tu order, on the shortest notice.GEO.BISSETT.25th Mar ch, 1856.FOR SALE 4 LOUR.SAW.and CARDING MILT, at POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES, with \u2018Stores, forge, Dwelling House, &c, complete, and 10 acres of ground attached, fronting on the St.Lawrence.+ GEO.BISSETT.25th March, 1856.cs Clipper.|.Foi Sale b Landing E pe Br igt.p\" CH, TAR.y + J.W.LEAYCRAFT, West Ludia Wharf, Quebec, May 27h, 1856.DENTIS TR YR.I AMSAY, SURGICAL AND ME- CHANIGAF DENTIST, begs to inform Lis friends aid the publie.that he has REMOVED his oftice from Palace Street, to No.72, JOHN STREET, where he will continue the practice of Surgieal and Mechanical Dentistry in all its departments.Z&- Office hours from 9 a.m.to 5 p.r P.8\u2014For the accommodation of thef poorer classes, Ur.Ramsay - will devote an heur each morning, viz : 8 to 9 a.an., when he will extract teeth for 1s.3d.each ; ut all other hours the charge will be 24.6d.cach.Widows nud young persons dependent upon their own exertions will be liberally dealt with at all tines._Quebee, 8th May, 1866.J.DYNES, Portrait and Landscape oo &e.HY REMOVED fiom Nop J , St.John Street, to No.24, Fabriqu FE where he can be consulted on business i ay between Tin the morning.and 5 in tre : ga Lith June, 1836.J.ARD 0 U I N, IMPORTER, Watch & Clock Maker, Jeweller, &e.REMOVED to No, 25, FABRIQUE STREET, adjoining M, Wa.Lamn's Dry Good Store, facing the Uppe own Market, _Quehee, 10th May, 1856.Tr ALL, Auctioneer, \u201cBroker & F.H.I Commission Merchant, corner of 81.Stanislans and Anne Streets, nenr the Methodist and Scotch Churches, Money ndvanced on Goods left le, and Prompt settlements.Quebec, 20th May, 1 1856.\u2014_\u2014 5 JOHN YOU UN G, : ADVOCATE, SHAW S BUILDINGS, FOOT OF MOUNTAIN lL, Quebre, 24th May, 1866.OTTAWA HOTEL, a MONT REAL, 3.BROWNING, 28h Aug.1856, Great St, James Street, a {id [ET x Porto Rico and.Taman Sugar.114 H\" HDS.Bright Porto Rico SUGAR, 2 Ti nes Bight Jamaica Brls.gar, Now landing ex-Ship \u201c Burlington,\u201d and for Sale by J; W.LEAYCRA#T, + West/fndis Wher.Quebec, 22nd May, I856.QUEBEC DISPENSARY.G.G.ARDOUIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, | [48 JUST RECEIVED, put up in bottles, that excellent preparation for.p tuoting the growth of buir\u2014\" Lymau\u2019s Pimade de Palma Christi\u201d\u2014the excellence of which is now everywhere acknowledged.Quebec, 11th December, 1855.CHAMPAGNE, Just received per Bark « PARAGO ASKETS' CHAMPAG, E, of su- 00 dre lal, in.pil ts & quarts.JEVEY & C En James Street, Quebec, 22nd May, 180( 1856.BEACON: FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.Incorporated by Act of of partiamen, 7 48 ie, Chap.1 CAPITAL, - - - - - - £150,000, With power Lo increase to half a million.CHIEF OF OFFICE : No.6, WaTEr10o Prace, Lonbon., DISTRICT BOARDS : KiwasToN, TonoNTO AND MonTRRAL, With Ageucies Fhrougiout Canada.\u201d DIRECTORS FOI FOR QUEBEC : il Tur HonorasLe J.Mo FRASER! HENRY BURSTALL, Ero \"Rd Tnos.BLATHERWICK, Esq., : Médical Referee.IIIS COMPANY effects Insurances on Buildings, Goods, Merchandize; and every description of property.Al! Losses sottled | With promptitude and liberality, withoutrefcrance lo England\u2014the Board of Directors beitig Share+ holders having fli powers to nel: thus embracing all the adyantages jof a Provinetal Company # with the further guarautee of.n 0 R sod |.securely investéd Yritlsh Cu IN Quiedec 6 a es istrict, To whom all tenewal où Pomme sie Bin to © pat see mi 19th Fey.1856.Cp ; _\u2014 | .GRANITE HE undersigned respeotfhlly itis he.% public that he is ready \u201c15\u201d stipply\u201d they\u2019 with GRANITE STONE, for buildiug or any other purpose that Stone is req , at as moderate terms ns they can find Granite dlse here, 4 and as low as Limertune, whe pe (horse Block: are tequired: \u2018 The colour fs\u2019 of d {bright white and black, and the eo unsugpassed in this counts, a and oppal) lng Forked tothe), UT All wes , prom ty.nijèndeà 40, à d'vé\" Stories sent, ir Fre ircd, go Longueuil, Point Levi, tv 'any.of the intermeai iate St logs dn the Grand Tru le Railway, \u2018accord ng rections; All information concerning the above may be had o » au, A.MURRAY, ( Con NTRACTOR, Coatiçook, E.T, Coatigoolé, 291h Feby 1866, Punching Machines, Shecrs an | Screws : forirnising Steambond Shafts, al alia] \u2018HAVE REMOVED TO \"No, 51, DINNINGS BUILDINGS, + BT.PAUL STRERT, Fai op.hand Mahogan and Black ) Wal- pat, Drawing Boom furniture,.of the neweat fans pod in the highest style of finish repared to; de La work that may be en- x daté to be pts \u2018 De ann ape ot IE share of pu\u2019 rote, on 10 merit it * Qu'ebet: Gi J 1886.! ope tom HE undersj ne MANUF CTU, 16 TP AGENT for dal ACEURER For the Salé of | fn able, \u2018Vpri hi and Horizontal STEAM EN for Pils driving, hoisting dischargin aud loading Vessels, ranning Sawing wood fog pumping water of railroads, with or without power to thé wheels for track\u2014to drive them- sélves; reverse motion, &o.ALSO, \u2014 Stationary Steam Engines, Machines for every ksnd Manufacturing.WM.WBITTY, À.Quebec Chambers, St.Peter St.eet.Quebec, May 30th, 1856.ACCOUNT BOOKS, §c., gc.| Ai THOMPSON, ACCOUNT BOOK MANURACTD Nun's BuiLpines, Sr.Peer vied ULL SETS of BOOKS for Banks, Insu: - ance Companies, Mercantile Houses.Associations, &e., made to order, from the best English Papers, of superior Binding and Paged oO \u2014ALS All varieties of Praiv & DECORATIVE BINDING.March 18th, 1855.ANTHRACITE COALS.ex- Ship \u201c Burlington\u201d Tuzo, from hiladelpl SHOT URSS Quality\u2019 rye Me LEAYCRAFT, West India Wharf, Landing Quebec 22nd May 1856.JUST RECEIVED.ATENT AMERICAN WATER COOLERS Ornamented and Plain., do.with filtering appuratus.Ice Cream Freezers, complete, Sellgealing Urns for preserving fruit, Improved Rofrigerätors \u20ac or Meat \"Sifes, Silver Plated;Bagin Gocks, various Tar, American Agricultural Implements of various kinds, &o., ac.Se \u201c HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebee, June 5, 1856.' MOUNT HERMON CEMETERY.REVISED LIST of CHARGES for MAINTAINING LOTS IN ORDER has been established and may be seen at the Cemetery, or on application to the Secretary or Treasurer.No work will be done upon lots unless specially ordered and, pai in advance for tue Season.Owing to the diffcalty that{häs arisen in collecting accounts; the rule which provides that all charges for Interments must be paid for when che orders! given will, infuture, be strictly adhered to.i Mr.RoBERT Warens has been appointed Superintendent of the Cemetery.By order, HENRY 8.SCOTT, Quebec, April 22nd, 1856.Secretary.FOR SALE.WO STEAM ENGINES, ope of twenly and T one of six horse power.Always on hand or promptly made to order: Mill Stones, Lifters, Lathe and Slide Rests, Iron Purchase Blocks, rs ee Tools, ollers, Turned Shaftieg;-Pulleys and Hangers-on the.most.approved principles.Fly Presses for cutting Saws, Screw Jacks and Winches, Wharf Cranes, and an assortment of Boiler Plate and Bar Iron, &e., &c.759 Ter oäprate.Terms mop GEO.BISSETT.Bissett\u2019s Foundry, Queheo, 27 Maith, 1856.(Important to Flourand Meal Millers.) FOR SALE.COMPLETE FLOUR and OAT MEAL MILL driveu by a Steam Engine oi 20 Horse, power\u2014Comprising 2 run of Flour Stones, with the bLelters, Smut, Machine, Cribbles and el the requisite appar tus for the manufacture of Flour.\u2014Also 1 pair Oatmeal Stones with duster, Sifter, Cribbles &c.The Subscriber, the propriater, in sell this proporty entire ordn, proper working order on eines ofa plirbhaser, cither as may be agreed Épon.101 à, \u2018Bisset\u2019s Foundery, } Cy 5th' May: 1886, British North American CHEAP CLOTHIN G G.BISSET.ESTABLISHMENT.NY I.L.LEWINE, atv Noo 11, \u201cFabrique Street.° UPPER TGWN, :.(Next door to Messrs.J.& O.CREMAZIE.) HE.snbseribers beg to inform their J! Friends and the Public in general, that have, imported from the best Houses in 188 fée id France, a splendid assortment of »rIREAIY MADE CLOTHING, -i Thidy «haved also eng gaged an EXPERIENCED |.CurtkR, (Who will MAKE CLOTHING of the BEST MATHRTAL and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE to.Ornkn).- They will have alway hand large sé a¥soriment of WEST or ENGL.ND, CLOTHS, 'GASSIMERES, DOESKINS, dnd\u2019 SCOTCH WEEDS; nad a large variety of VEST | 3 PATTERNS Ready Mado and tq Order.An extensive assortiment of Gentlemen\u201ds Wear.fag\u2019 Appirel \u2018ad Undar-Clothing will be found: at the above Establishment { also Gloves of all ae \u201ceM Etes Aie EE ul Akèd' © SECONDÉP i EN HO PUR Trade: ici ried on for many years Whole Eutall by MLLER, ve Of thy Bropriet Gon FER byto only in ghe Wyorgsa) Any of \u2018his iormer cusiomers sb 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, as they have à large Stock of Skins on band.TERMS\u2014LIBERAL, been, cer- Quebec, May 17, 1866, | can be obtained at the Hotel, that he has opened a spacious HOTEL in LEWIS STREET, opposite thie Court House in the premises lately occupied by the Provin- Shel Government, known as JONES\u2019 BUILD- Mz.PEACOCK: returns his sincere thanks.for the very libersl patronage be has received in his late capacity asa RESTAURATEUR, and hopes by strict attention to merit a continuance of the same, Having lepsed his stables to, hot well-knpwn | Livery Stable-keeper, Mr.¥.DiIscoL, be begs | to inform the public that Horses, Carsinges, sc, | Bi to inform his friends and the public, Horses ot livery! will be attended to with strict attention.\u2018 Quebec, May 27th, 1856.O\u2019NEILL S HOTEL, LATE S CORDS ST.LEWIS STREET, UPPER TOWN, UEBEC.HE proprietor begs to return {hanks Lo the ublie for the kind patronage which has been liberally bestowed on him.and informs them that he has in many ways improved with regard to elegance and comfort, this old and well known Establishment.His Dinsixe HaLL has been refitted gegprding to the Parisian a that his Table will e Country.As to the situation of the B Li ,it is in one of the most Ap] cote and healthiest parts of the City, Lt is also contiguous to the Oonrt House, Olymp ic Theatre, Governor's Garden, Citadel, Durham Terrace, and other places of public resort.Quebec, May 17th, 1856.Hinchey\u2019s Restaurant.THE undersigned begs to intimate that he has \u2018removed his establishment to the House adjoining the Post Oftice, lately occupied by Mr.THOMAS CARY, where he has always on hand a oboice assortment of liquors and cigars, and where dinners and lunches, got up in the best style, can be obtained at the shortest notice.I'he situgtion is central and convenient : the house thoro enovated.And tho under signed trusts t attention to business to merit a share iMfpublic patronage.P.NINCHEY.I 13th May, 6.NOTICE.THE OTTAWA HOTEL, | F ORMERLY occupied by Mr.Het O?Nerrn, SAULT-AU-MATELOT | STREET, will be OPENED on MONDAY, the 7th instant, for the reception of Boarders\u2019 and the 5e in general he made known at the Ter nda, tel.GEORGE BOYCE, 2g >.Liquors of superior quality, and aa of the choicest brands.Quebeo, 5th April, 1866.STATIONARY.VHE undersigned have just received from England a large supply of Stationary : Whatman, Saunders\u2019 & Cowan's B.L, Imperial \"Do do do\u2018 do 5.Royal.Do do do du\u2019 Royal\u2019 Do do do do Medium: Do do do do Deiny.do do Foolscap.Cream Laid A Wore, Blue Laid &Wove Post.Do do do Note, various sizes, Windle\u2019s, Perry's, Gillott\u2019s and; Mitchell\u2019 s Pens, various qualities.Letter Books, 4 calf and § sheep.Copying paper, blue shade ; do yell w shade.Pass Books, all sizes.: Sealing Way, black and red ; do Bétllé War, ; do assorted colors.Wafers do Black Bhony Rulers, Rowney's Pencils, Date Pen Racks, Paper Weights, Pocket Kuives, Port- monnaies, Fyles, Pen Holders, Letter Clips, Pocket Books, India Rubber, Tapers, ¢ £e.8 &e.A large quantity of Toads 8 Pe cr Writing Ink.Do do\u2019 Copying io and a few Copying g Presses.For \u2019 MIDDLETON & DAWSON.Shaw's Buildings.Mountain Hill.Quebec, 21st June, 1856.FOR SALE.100 UARTER CASKS PRIME PALE SEAL OIL, free of sme LANE, GIB.oO Quebec, June 10th, 1856.5° FOR SALE.Landing ex \u201c Midas,\u201d 10 HDS, DeKuyprrs Double Berried HOLLANDS, 20 Cases, ench 1 d A 750 Boxes WINDOW GLASS, asfortea sizes.LANE, GIBB & GO.Quebec, 11th June, 1856.W.C.& G.Casey's Crown Brand Liverpool Soap HE Subscribers are now \u2018receiving Shipments of the above, whioh pce or sale on Mannfactarer's Accouni.\u2018 LANE, GIBB & CO.=: Quebec, June 10th, 1856.C.& A.SMEATON, MERCHANT TAILORS, No.204, John St., Upper Town, QUEBEC.HAE 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, aud,upou the most moderate terms\u2014FOR CASH.MILITARY COMPANIES FITTED Q T.C.& A.SMEATON 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: atest siyle o .nch patterns Chat tin, 17th May, 1856.Ce QUEBEC ROOM\u2019 PAPER \u2018MART, | FIRST HOUSE, PALACE GATE (WITHQUT.), HE subscriber has received andinow un- a backed a splend id assortment of FRENCH APER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS AND |) PANNELE ELLINGS, of rare, beautital and chaste designs, from two of the mog égepratod manu- Srl vig, :\u2014DcFosses an public are requested to call and fit thee os pu MEK 18 the only d ARTE of this |.or of papers in this city.ol The \u2018ohuaÿlest and out tote stock of English | Room 1apord from the manufaôtories of Wint of | \u2018bottond &: \u2018Lighsbown, Aspinwall & Co., Manchester, per ship * Enoch Treaf,\u201d vin Boston and Grand Trunk Railway, WAM.MCKAY, Room Paper Mart, Palace Gale, Quebec, 24th May, 1856, Tr Steamer \u201c PRINCESS ROYAL,\u201d will leave ST.ANDREW'S WHARF every TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNING, at EIGHT o\u2019clock, calling at LISLET AND ST.DENIS | both ve ys.on oe THURS she will proceed pur \u2018down a DATE oh ot St.ST 7 Should the biigidess th the two last places be sufficient to pay all expenses, the \u2018Boat will be kept running regularly, \u2018J.WILSON.Quebec.1st July, 1856.TUG STEAMERS FOR THE LOWER ST.LAWRENCE.and elsewhere, if required, for TOWING, or otherwise assisting vessels.The nudersigned is prepared to receive all.orders for TOWAGES, &c., which will meet with his immediate attention.F.BUTEAU, Agent, St.Peter Street, Quebec, May 15th, 1856.HOOKER, JAQUES & co, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL ; 7 HOOKER, PRIDHAM & CO.KINGSTON, TORONTO.& HAMILTON.TEE, following are are the Susberibers\u2019 STOCK: ARRANGEMENTS for the ensuing Navigation:Season: .TO PLY ON THE LAKES.\u201cFIRST CLASS STEAMERS ST.LAWRENCE, Cabal \u201cMoe, \u2018LORD'ELGIN, ENGLAND, « Hawwy HIBERNIA, © - À: \u2014 Mo'IreArRIcE, FREE TRADER, : \u2019Moone, + OTTAWA, \u2018MoGTRATEH, and for up freight the new and.powerful.Upper cabin steamer : BOWMANVILLE, Caran \u2018PERRY.| their o \u201c777 | 50 cents, Try itbefore baying.All the Agents elucourt & Co.|- -Somplete assortment.of every, description of RIVE R 3 L INE 0 The Powerful Tug Steamer GARTSHORE, and EIGHT FIRST CLASS BARGES, To ply between \u2018 QUEBEC, MONTREAL and KINGSTON.For Freight or farther.particulars apply te N.B\u2014HQOKER, JAQUES & CO., will xor BE; i oa ror ANY, REBTS contracted in their home, nless Nader a written \u2018order, from eben \"20th May, 1856.RANDY\u2014in Hhds.HOLLANDS\u2014DeKuy per\u2014in Hhds, SPIKES-various sizes.Hor.Sale by A.JOS.Quebec, 8th May, 1856.High Wines.pyrénrons and CASKS tor Sale.$ i ROBERTSON, THOMSON Quebec, 28th\" May 1856, : POTICHOMANIE.HE new and beautifal art of ornament- Ing thc simplest Gloss Vessel \u2018to resemble The FiNer PArsTED CoN, AT ATITHE OF rE Cost, is creating an\u2019 immense \u2018excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are altké faseinated with this \u2018delightful o¢capation.A chaste and ele- \u2018gant amusement for Children and Schools, encouraging x taste for grace in.design and \"harmony in the arrangement of colors.The wnole Art can be perfectly acquired in half an nour.Book of instruction separately $1.Boxes containing 2 Vases, Book, and every article required $5, sent by Express, CONTENT, \u2018NEARY & CO.Wholesale Store, 502 502 Broadway, N.York.KID GLOVE CI CLEANER! An important discovery to the Econom Something entirely new (\u2014Just imported, « JOUVEN'S INODOROUS PREPARATION, for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the slightest SMELL.ba small portion on the glove, dnd \u2018the ant nséadtly alla pptèrs\u2014 ean'be worn immediately afterwards.One bottle is warranted to clean fifty pair of Gloves.Price Co.are coining money by the unprecedemted de mand.More wanted.CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale Store, 502 Broadway, N.Y June 14th, 1866.ly \"FOR SALE.MESS: PRIME MESS & PRIME BLUE, do.Prime Lesf Lard, ju Barrels and Kegs, LS0\u2014 7, - New Butler, it Regn, I EE begs to In- orm Lis customers and the md ay ublic © generally, that\u201d He has | Rem hé.hbové premises Where he M Aki to.carry on the ties as herofoford, upon & mors\u2019 \u201cenlarged ion \u2018Ha vitig just retitned from Boston, ! Portland, ghd othet citics'of the United States, where be urdhased, under, his\u2018own parsotal inspestion, à BOOTS, SHOES, &o., he is now prepared to sell sible prices.dy Ten per cent allowed for Casn, A.McDONNELL, Notre Dame Street.Receiv ved.RODS, \u201c.GUNS, LINES, \"PISTOLS, \" REELS, REVOLVERS I \u201c AD- 1100KS, POWDER, | VANCE\u201d have commenced their regular! MINNOWS, &c.&e.SHOT; &e., &c.trips down the St.Lawreuce on 1st May, and SAM J.SHAW.will be found stationed at ¢ Brawpy ors,\u201d \u201cwith en The Knout a aud \u201ctre Rizsalas, by G haar y Life of John.Dake of as The Fifteen Decigi give \u2018Battles of the Briguire withif upon\u2019 craie abook i cans, and Twaukay, Brandy in wood and bottle, Scars, # La Victoria,\u201d Clix ampagne, * Imperial?and « Flour de Sillery,\u201d Bed Cords, Manille and Jule.HE LL & co.Quebec, 14th a.150 .OR SALE A LARGE FOR 34 of GawapeNTAL TRON RAILING, of the \u2018most modern and chaste designs, for Palisading, Balconies; Cemgtorieg; &e.1 > at Prices {rom 4s.tp 408! oo + per Lineal F PHILIP WHITTY'S, Pulisading and General Iron: Works] St.Paul Stree, Lower Town, - Quebec, 20th June, 1856.TO SPORTSMEN.An Assortment of.Fis Fishing Tackles ir Upper and Lower: \u201cToro; Quebec: T1th June, 1856.WM.POWER, © } MARINE ARCHITECT, BEES to inform Merchants and \u2018Mastérs + Vessels that he is now preparell'td'réceivé CONTRACTS for the construction of Vessels of - every description, Also, tp attend tothe repairp of Suiling or Steain Vessels.work done with promptoess and despatch, Orders left at Messrs.S.& J.Brown's, 49 st.Peter Street, D.Maguire, Jr\u2019s, 47 St.Petey Street, or ut Mr.D.Bogue's, Sillery Cove, a tended to.REFERENCES: Messrs.FORSYTH, BELL & COR | H.J, NOAD, Es il T.C.LEE, Esq., | Quebec, 17th May, 1856.; 1 { NEW BOOKS.«+ ION HUNTING and spontug Li Life in af gesia, by Jules Gérard, ¢ the lion killer, with illustrations.Smith\u2019s Hand Book for Trivellets though À tie | United States ; containing\u2019 a\u2019 Qedortjition of the States, sue y Powe + Villsgez;!; Water.n aces, Colleges, &c.jiroad, Siéambont, and Stage Roufds, Te re tance from place to pléce'! 6; \u2019 re routes; with:130\" Wood, us shid|a Masts, Spars, and all manner of ae JE a ool an or the True Power of Christianity, by W Arthur, A.M.author of « The Successful Merchant, 3 ge, The St.Lawrence and the Saguenay, and other Poems, by Charles Sangster.For Sale by MIDDLETON & 20th Ang.1856.AWSON.Shaw's Buildings, IN MY NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 25, PABRIQUE STREET, : FACING THE Sra TOWN MARKET, UST SE TVED a few OPFRA SSESh b, Colored, Gold and other 3 d nd.Silyer WATCHES 5 ; qr, a Mr.Qu Éd 5 Dry Goods Store.SV A EVA and othér Watches of all kinds _repaired in a superior manner and wur- rantéd{ andialéé All\u201cKindg of Clocks, Musical Boxes.and Jewelery.cr Fr ARDOUIN.ob dé Thhg 1856.PRIME PORT- WIN E.row LANDING ex \u201c AMELIA,\u201d direst ! from Oporto, } ~ 16 QUARTER CASKS, L 1,PIPE.Also, \u2018ex-Store\u2014importation 1855 - 20 vases Cask.Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.-20th Save.2356 * Falttitiske Pôttery and Brick Works, tadersigned, AGENT for the nbove | WORKS; is now: prepared to contract for fhe delise of BARD BURNT RED BRICKS, Se ; DRAIN TIL \"Bamples can beseen at his Of > J.H.CLINT, St, Paul Street.Sosteo, ith July, 1856.wm FOR.§ ALE.THE LOWER: GARDEN forming part oi that valuable a) and.convenienily silualed proper known as L'Asile Champetré, compris- ted of thédenborits of land; udmirably pte forttiéceredtion of public buildings, to mish ples grounds are required lo be ait e new ol, For partic we USTON, Proprietor.Quebec, 26th June.1858.Disraeli Hailwiy sud Shedmbdal Guidé hr] Membre ot John Kitto, D.D.rs.A.sompilda from his letters and journals, py.TER i») land, M.A., 2 vols.Rugeley : containing details of his coudubt- as school boy, medical std dent, racipg ma a and prisoner, with-a ill re report of b Trial\u201d and Execution at Bluford illustrated vith views, portraits and Foplosentations of; chief incidents in his cdreer and trill, The Prison of Weltevreden ; and & glatice'st: East Indian Archipolago, by.Walter M.Gi son\u2014illustrated, The Modern Story Teller ; the best Authors\u2014now first collected.Helen Lincoln, a tale, by Carrie Capron.i\" - The Victory Won, & \u201cbrief memorial of, the là days of G.R.by the author 7 of 4 Memo of Capt.H.Vicars.\u201d\u201d Piesso\u2019s Art of Perfumery.cote die Soapy Sponge\u2019s Sporting Toi | Memorials of his Time\u2014by Her The Conquest of Cond, (Londen dition) 2 vols.8vo.Magaret Maitland\u2014by the author ot he lees\u2019 Worth.and Wealth : a collection of max ms, ofl\u2019 rals, and miscellanies for Her \u201cand \u2018men ét | Coekbura, | of business, by:Freeman Hunt.:: Forester, with illustrations by Legch.\u201d \u2018 : Literary Criticisms and- other- papers, by he A Histons no Philo .1, istory of Philo: sophy Ë in E pere bert Séhegier fr oni the: oo Se Julius H.Leeyle: .Philosophers of tho, time.of.Geo.pg by bra | Brougham, Men of Letters of the timé\u2018ôf Geo.TEE, \u2018by i) Ship Sarge .S.F £ bh The ip-Carpenter\u2019s Fa story.ol e times, by Wiliam 5.S ely 0 1 phe Paul Perro), \u2018à tale by ho author % IX Wepus, | y Forest and Shore, or Le gends of the Pine \u201ctres | State, by Charles P.Isley.The Y outh of the Old -Dominion; by.Ba opkins.GE Monaldi : a tale vy Washington Alston.\" | \u201cThe Art of Manufacturing Sodps, fnéludfig the most recent discoveries, br Philip ten: d Kieby and Speuce\u2019s Entome oo, Ses itip The Earnest Man, a sketch of the a tabors of Adonirañt Judsotr, ret Catltate Burmabh, by Mrs.H.C.Conant, Sermons for the People, by F.D.Huntingion) D.: Evenings with\u2019 the Prophets, à seriès $F memoirs] and meditations, By Re¥.A.M.Brot LALD.Memoir of Reginalll Heber, DD.Blshnp,of Gal} cutta, by his widow, apcid A Lady's: second Jouttiéy old ptm A Memoir of the Rev.Sydney Smith, by his daughter, edited by and the Andalusias of Spai Art Hints, Architecture, Sepi, and Painting, James, Jackson, Jarv Vagabond Life in Mexico, b \u2018by Gabriel\u2019 Febry.Mesto and its Religton; ty RObLAT WINN, - Napoleon at; St.Helana, from the; chier: \u2018and.Journals of Sir Hudson Lowe.\u20142 vol A Popular accouaf of the ancient Egyptians, y Sir J.Gardner Wilkinson, s«8.vols B & ROSS, A by , \u201c Quiebec, 20th June, 1856: ming ed vole Life in Africa, by R.Gordan Gun) : > T Y the Philip EE, ; vi cus he pra MARINE T-& SHOE STORE |; trations.; Ly 8, Notré Dajte Street.fing Boney VE .Liner, I a a aikba, or adŸentürés\u2019 \u2018oft M os Ab hors gravinga: +\u2018 w 1: Mont al by.Archibald Alisony BuR.8.\u201cWilla, by .Creat b; po TN with 135 rete Just ceived and for Sale by her DDLETON & DAWSON.Quebec, June 14th, 1856.4th July, 1866.The Life, Career and Trial: of Win, Paliner; pfi or tho bist\u2019 Storia ul wa bk Mr.Sponges Sporting Tour.Sted b by F k TE Mrs.Austen, \u20142 vols, hit Sketches and Adventures\u201d in\u2019 Made fed, , Portugal \u2018OL say, 2 ww 0! crud te 1BQR SALE, Hudton's Pay; or: very day \"}ife: in the Wilds of + à -Shingles aud Laits QRS TUE FES C \u2014A large AE art SEA SONED?SA GEES and el LE vai OUR CO.s Office, St.Peter Street, or olfe's Cove.WI OT ESA \u201c Qéebet, Juife 24th, 1866.[MARBLE MANTELS AND \u201ca+ + MONUMENTS.IECES, of correct design, in great 1501 -vanety of Style, at every price.MARBLE.AND,STONE POSTS.-85- HEADSTONES, Italian Table Tops, and evevy article in.the trade at he lowest re- tive jmmgnerative BASE./ FELIX MORGAN.\" John-Strect, withqui.CN J ane 12th 1850.TIE \u201c FOR SALE, 3 Jrons No.1 PIG IRON, 80 1 100° Bartels.AMERICAN TAR, Thin L000 ; de OSIN.; 0 igoum Vita, dû I Game salt X B & ROSS CR fo tk ir Quebec; plstFaly; 1856.pee Bight, Porto\u2019 Rico Sngat.' ! Bright Porto Rico- SUGAR :técéivedex Grand Trunk Railway.» For Sale by JOHN P3 RSON.Quebec, fig 7h, \"1856.Scotch, Confectidnary.CONSIGNMENT 25 Packages Wo- THERSPOON\u2019S CONF ECTIONARY, con- ng of Scotch Mixtures, Sugared Almonds.Sue, ashorted: Sozengol Scotch Caruways in tips, and Lemon, Qrange Acid, Pear, Tom Thumb, Apple, Drops, in glass.Fa JOHN PATERSON.Qusbes; June 28th, (1866.16 jééolate, - or, , Cocon and > el E HOCOËATE, Wog as ram, Sac &Co., in tin foil, { OC d Io Jars gH.Foon, J o t : JOHN PATERSON.- Quebee, dnly 20th, 1886, ; cet Fa a gs 73 .» a toby AT aN 1 73 Sarl ep rs 0 Olive Oil.2 10.CGA ES, ii in Oil, half & qr 10 Dies Pt aa io \u2018glass jars & fan sb lt 10 t PATERSON.|» Quebec, June 28th, : mart, HB ERR: WT N E.Fos fin ve Superior Sherry.| 1H 10: @Qres Bie > san! NP i A vire y IR Jom fs Son iné Tslands, fran 4h84 \"\" a0 Sh} isvon aie quarts.J.Che ie id sun Fines.i Rel Balé by \"308K th, 18 RUM\" of Duperice Jlaver apd 1 strength i i, Tiers per ; WEEE sd BOI 2 1:taining over.3000.mince thé same at, Lower Prices than any.otben st re Lyra G Gormmuics iy mns fu he Bin adie ua au voi FOUT: UrICES Id.& Co.fu town.\u2018WF the \u2018Ch ~rfQuehgio; June: $§th, 286.a Vi rine Boots and \u2018Shoes 0 of all\u2019 sizes and isd iim ald German try Outils inn (70 vi ARF-TO- LET.» ; i Late Pr bh ie tye Gents [4 y Lf Ge i) Fe awh NEPATCS3RS nist itnctoll WHARF ad Létiéher Bool, oo Gal her vob stants A np A ppt oninne, i Ages ely i in PRES-DE-VILLE ly on hand and made to order at the Lowest pb Fo i ln C.L,, om ocoupied for Drass & Larawoe Qu?by Mesais Lx MES BIER & oo.ress yours past.the Proprietor Apply © P a No.DORAN.Quebee, 13th March, i h © hes eae NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Religious Book & Tract Depository\u2014D.Marsh 3cneral Registry Ofice\u2014F.Gross.Union Building Society-\u2014Jolm Rose.Balm of Zauthorea, Notes « n Moses, &c.\u2014Middieton & Dawson.Hannineton's Dioramie Exbibition\u2014Grand AQ ternoon Performance.Wanted to Charter\u2014C.E.Levey & Co.Porimanteau Missing-\u2014M.G.Mountain.Sale of Fresh Ten, Wine, &e.\u2014A.J.Maxbam.Bocrbave's Holland Bitters.mort ee TT TT OCEAN STEAMER MOVEMENTS.FRO! MN EUROPR.Named.Tate.leaves For N American.Aux Tp Quet < Hermann.Aug rw ¥ Canadian .Aug 7 anbee Falton.Aug Ladian.Sept Ar 0 ï # \"Liverpool N.Aroutiesn.Oc .ce cae Canadian.Get HL.Liverpool.Quebec .FROM CANADA.Anglo Savon «Ang S0.N.Auneijenn.Sept tanadian pt = Anglo Saxon.N.American.THB QUEBEC GAZET QUEBEC, SEPT.3rp, 1856.CLUMSY, DIRTY, LITTLE, BOATS.< À clumsy, dirty, little, steamer performs the part of ferry boat between the opposit shores ; it is the worst thing of the kind [hav seen this side of the Atlantic.\u201d Such is thie, by no means flattering, description of a Point Levi ferrv boat, of the Honorable Amelia Mur- tay, who was the guest of Lord Elgin, at Spen err Wood, in 1854.The clumsiness, dirt, and -maliness of our ferry boals are not however their woist features, The fare 15 outrageously high, and the trips are not only irregular, but Ic Having made a fortune at two- uncertain.QUEBEC GAZETTE.theif charges have buen influenced by per sonal, tir political, or religious considerations.They have sometimes lent themselves to * party, sometintes to \u2018power, and, with very little law, and still less learning, they have arrived al copclusjous strikingly and lamentably unjust.This is, in some degree, not so much their fgult as that of a government whiclihas condescended to suffer injustice to be practised in the Courts of Law towards those whom they suppose to be their political opponents and to the public generally by screening from punishment individuals well known to be guilty of heinous oflences.The great Frederick of Prussia, who was a despot, acted very differently.He dit not encourage the Judges, who belonged to the higher ranks, in oppressing the poor.One time, it is said, when he thought he saw an instance of such oppression, he pursued a cuurse that created quite a sensation.We take the case, as stated jo Hogg\u2019s Instructor, verbatim :\u2014 \u201cA miller refused to pay to a Count, tha 1ent of his mill, because as he said the water which drove his mill, had been very much diminished by the formation of a pond.\u2018The case was brought before the district Judges, and the miller was found liable.He managed, however, to aitract the notice of the king, who sent an oflicer to examine into the particulars of the case.This Commissioner p o- nounced in favor of the miller.On this, the kifg brought the matter before the highest law court in Berlin, bat it confirmed the sentance ot the inferior Court.Frederick suspected unfairness.He called Furst the great Chan- eellor, and three Councillors of the Ferlin law Court, before him.He then addressed them very sharply :\u2014*¢ You must know,\u2019 he said, \u201c that the meanest peasant and beggar 18 à man as well as the king.\u201d A bench of e Judges\u201d he added, that practices imquities, e is more dangerous and wicked than a band of thieves.From the one people can protect hemseives ; but {rom scoundrels, who use the mantle of justice to carry out their evil - passions, no one can protect himseit.They are worse than the greatest rogues in the world, wand deserve a double pumshnment.\u201d Furst was dismissed from the Chancellorship aud the three Councillors were sent lo prison.pence per trip, for each passenger, three-pence Comment is unnecessary.and sometimes fourpence is now charged by the enterprising owners, of these clumsy and dirty, little boats, which, for the want ofa well organized Ferry Boat Association, continue to monopolize the Traverse.\u201d The great dif ficalty in the way of establishing a line of conveniently arranged and well managed boats, lo ferry goods, passengers, horses, asd vehicles over the St.Lawrence between Quebec and Paint Levi, was that the muncipali- ties of Quebec and Point Levi could not agree upon giving a monopoly of the ferry to men of means, who would have managed it for their own advantage and for that of the public.The Point Levi authorities were and are ferrymen 1hemeelves, and, of course, thoroughly understood and understand their own interests.Unable to asseciate themselves together for the public advantage, except with respect to keeping up the price of ferriage, which is not for the publie advantage, but for their own, they were detérmined not to be driven off the track by the people of Quebec, and so be deprived of a means of obtaining money only when it was impossible to find a vessel to tow from oue part of the harbour to another.To obviate this difficalty an Act was passed in June 1853 to the effect that no person should act as a ferryman, on any water in Lower Canada, not wholly within one municipality without license from the Governor.Stull the clumsy, dirty, and lutle boats occupy the ferry.The Governor, in Council, has not made regulations : the size and description of the vessels to be used on such feNies have not been determined ; the tolls or rates at which persons and chattels shall be carried across have not been fixed and publiehed ; and no arrangement with respect to the conduct of persons having licences, nor with respect to the hours, or part of hours at which vessels ehall cross And Simply because the well understood wishes of the ferrymen must those who represent and recross, has been arrived at.why is this?be attended to by .them in Parliament, and their represen'ative in Parliament is a member ot the Government and does not wish to outrage the feelings of his constituents by causing regulations to be made which would be distasteful to them, All the influence they possess has been obtained from the ferry, as it has been, and as il is, and the influence so acquired is used to keep clumsy, dirty, little, irregular, and uasafe boats upon the ferry, so carelessly and so cheaply managed, as to defy competition, except at a loss.Leon afforded to the public by the establishment of the Grand Trunk Ferry, but not much, as the terminus of the railway 1s too high up.What the public service requires is first one good landing place for the exélusive use of the ferry boats at each side of the river, and next, aswell appointed and regularly managed line of vessels, purposely built for the ferry.But the government do not seemingly care anything about the public requirements.They cause an act to be passed which is evaded or disregarded, and the provisions of which they do not care to enforce.Clumsy; diny, and little boais are the bribes given to certain people of Point Levi for their sopport of the Government, which has other and more important concerns to attend to than the\u2019 tégulation of a Lower Canadian ferfÿ.How onde apte of thinge may continue it is difficult to saÿ.such a natufé ag to fet rid of them for ever; it .1 L£ ionic} } CANADIÂN AND PRUSSIAN.JDSTICE, Too frequeërtl$ tHèté has been great canse of complaint, in this province, about the manner in which, what i etrenedusly tetmed justice, 1s administered; - Many of the judges] have neither exhibited fonesty nor.ipdépen- ir sente cesand dence in their decisions.; bat re J feu: ak Dd i Some relief, it is true, has À message wan received from the Senate returning the Army oiil with ap ameodioent striking oat the proviso.The House, uniler the operation of the previous questiop, then concurred in the Senate's amendment, striking out the pro viso, by yeas one hundred and one (101), nay- ninety eight =| es On the above the New York Courier and Enquirer, thua remarks :\u2014The Army Bill is passed in its unrestricted shape, and Congress has adjourned.The Republicans muntained a noble struggle, but were furced 10 yield to the last desperate rally of the combined Buchanan and Fillmore forces.The President has now full power to employ the army to en- torce against the people of Kansas a code in the enactment of which they had no voice, and the character of which every body admits | to be of unexampled atrocity.Well, be it so.Let the Administration do its worst.The Republican Party are clear of all responsibility, They have used every Constitutional means to check the President in his wicked work, and whatever now comes of this bloody business, they at least are innocent.The appeal is now to the People.ms mers eee me With regard to the miraculcus escape of His Excellency General Eyre, from death, by the bursting of a gun on board of the Sague- nay, we have only to remark that when the accident occurred ¢ Cesar\u201d as the Mercury styles the gallant soldier, was not on board at all, M Colonel Murray, Governor of the Bermudas, has suddenly ¢ dispersed\u2019 the Legislature.Up to the hour when the walls of the capital were placarded with the ¢ Proclamation,\u201d perfect harmeny was supposed lo exist between His Excellency and the Representative Assembly, although it was surmised that the House had settled a controverted election question ina manner which the Executive did not exactly relish.pr A destructive (ire occurred in New York on Saturday morning, by which the Latting Ob- servatory\u2014a structure built at the time the Crystal Palace was erected\u2014and several other buildings were destroyed.\u2014\u2014 GraNp AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE AT TUE Music HauL.\u2014Mr Hannington gives another gala entertainment this day at 3 o\u2019clock, which is an excellent opportunity for children ladies, and families residing out of the city to see the magnificent new Diorama of the Russian War.The Fairy Grotto, and the amusing performances of Signor Jeronellis\u2019 wonder- Lilliputian Artists who astonish and delight every one by their drolleries and transformations.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Monsieur Adonis, the Magician, is not the Professor Love, who is represented to have deceived the peopie of Montreal, not by sleight of hand, but in pretending to a knowledge of the Black Art greater than he is possessed of.All that Mons.Adonis promises to do he performs well.Some of the deceptions are very adroitly managed, and are indeed wonderful.On the occasion of the first nights performances there was a want of gus throngh some misunderstanding with the Gas Company which has been remedied._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014~ It] Accroent.\u2014On Thursday last while a party seems likely to last as long as Point Levi\u2019 forms a part of the Government, or the representative of that straggling constituency gives support to the government of the day.We have heard, however, that :t 1s the intention ot an independent member of the Assembly to introduce a bill, which ha has the power to carry, with a view of gatling rid df Abd clomi- sy, diny, little boats, as soon as Parliament again assembles, and we trust jt will be of of men belonging to the Royal Artillery were at a pic nic, one of the gunners was finng off the second barrel of a double barreled fowling piece, when unfortunately the piece burst, blowing off three fingers of the man\u2019s hand, and so injuring the face of a Corporal that it is expected his eye-sight will be totally lost.The gunuer was at once conveyed to the Marine Hospital, and the corporal conveyed to the Military Hospital in St.Louis street.\u2014 Fears are entertained that the gunner\u2019s hand will have to be amputated.\u2014 Mercury.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LATER FROM NICARAGUA.The steamship Cawhaba from San Juan del Norte, arrived at New York on Saturday, {bringing the passengers and treasure which foft San Francisco per Sierra Nevada on the 5th of August.The Purser Jeports that affairs are looking al possession of Leon, has in fuct; completely disorganized them.The late execution of Salazar, and discovery df the deceit of the Fig- lish Vice Consul, has produced a good effec, Trade is brisk, and flour, pork, bes, and provisions, generally bring good prices.Tuere is no sickness at present among the troups.Granada has not been so healthy flora long time.INQUEST AT THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE.SUICILE THHOUGH INTEMPERANCE.An inquest was held yesterday at the Government House, before Coroner Duggan and a respectable jury, upon the body of Mr.John Hathaway, the house-steward, who poisoned himself the previous evening.The inquiry commenced shortly alter 10 o'clock, and was not brought to a close till half-past 2 p.m.After the jury had been impanelled they went to view the body, which lay in one vf the apartments appropriated to the deceased.Ite was a stout built man, about 50 years of age.He was dressed, and it appeared that, after taking the fatal dose, he reclined on his bed und expired.The phial, about one-third full, stood on the toilet table.The deceased, it was stated, has a wife and four children in London.The first witness called was\u2014 Richard Theodore Pennefather, Esq., Private Secretary to His Excellency, who said\u2014 Abont half-past eight yesterday evening, Esden, the butler, called me out of the dining- room and informed me that he and one of the servauts had made an entrancz into the deceased\u2019s room through the window, the door of which was locked, and that they found him lying on his bed apparently dead.I hastened there and found him as they described, perfectly cold.I put my hand on his wrist and heart, and there was no pulse.He was laving just as he is now.I fastened the window and locked the door after me, that nothing migat be disturbed, I then acquainted his Excellency with what had aceurred, and sent for Dr.Boaumont.1 saw the deceased yesterday morinne, bul did not observe if he was uuder the influence of liquor.He simply came on a message, and I took no particular notice of him.Col.John George Irvine, A.D.C.\u2014On the Sth of August I recuired an Orderly Sergeant, and thinking he might be in the deceased\u2019s room 1 looked in at the window and asked for Sergeant Smith.Deceased replied in a gruif manner, and I at once saw he was drunk.He was reclining on lus bed.At acother time | required to see Mr.Hathaway, and was told by the servants he was not fit to be sean ; that le was drunk in his room, A number of empiy bottles were shown me, but of course | can\u2019t say he had drank their contents.They were champagne, claret and other wine bottles.A few days before | left to joi his Excellency at Quebec, Mr.Hathaway asked me to inform lus Excellency that ail was well and that he had no complaints to make of anybody.He was sober then.His office was house-steward to his Excellency.He came into my room, ciosed the door after tim, and said.«this is an unfortunate business that happened to me some time ago, aud [ suppose you reported it 10 his Excellency.\u201d I said | had done so, as ! could not consistently with my duty do otherwise.He then said tap.\" General Walker, by his policy in allow- jog the troops of the othr allied Stats to take to me, \u201cI suppose Jou fancy 1 was drunk when you saw me, but the doctor told me it was a stn stroke that had aflected my brain.\u201d I telieve it was Dr.O\u2019Brien he mentioned.He acknowledged he had been drinking some whiskey, which he was not accustomed to.I saw him several times subsequently in a stale of excitement certainly produced by drink.By a Juryman\u2014Is it your opinion that the deceased hastened his death by drink ?The Coioner did not consider that a relevant question., Juryman\u2014I considÿy it an important question, nor is 1t an impertinent one.Coroner\u2014I can\u2019t be kept here two or three days by jurymen asking questions.Juryman\u2014OQur time is as important as yours, and we have pledged ourselves™to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion as tothe cause of death, and I am oi opinion that the Colunel does not consider my question improper.Colonel Irvine\u2014Not at all.Corouer\u2014All questions put to wilnesses must be through me.The Coroner then abruptly closed the controversy by desiring the constuble to keep order 1 the Court, and reading over the evidence, in order that Colonel Irvine might sign it.His Excellency here entered the room, and being sworn, deposed as follows :-Mr.J.Hathaway was highly recommended by my friends in England, and | engaged him as house- steward.He arrived in Toronto about the 21h or 25th July last.Charge of the house was given him on the following Monday tporning.When L left for Kings:on with Lady ead, Hathaway had the keys of the cellar in his possession.I heard nothing of him, until ou my way up, I opened a letter addressed to Mr.Retallick, A.D.C.by Col.Irvine, in which the latter s:ated that Hathaway had been very funk, and caused a disturbance in the house nd had alarmed the servants.Col.Irvine\u2019s letter gave other particulars, but added that, silice this excess, which had occurred immediately after I left, all hud gone on quietly and well.After I got to Toronto on Saturday | said a few words to Mr, Hathaway, tothe effect that having placed impheit reliance on his character, I left the house in his hands, and was shocked ut hearing of his misconduet\u2014 that L would not give him any final decision until the beginisgof the week.I spoke to him again on the subject.He admitted that he was very tipsy, but he said it was owing to his exertions on a very hot day, and to the aclion of tie sun\u2014that he had taken whiskey or spirits of some kind which completely overcame him\u2014and that he had been very ill.1 asked what medical man had seen him, and he said he thought his name was O\u2019Brien.I observed that il I was to apprehend the same thing again, I could never venture to leave home, and that I had been grievously disappointed at its occurring as it had done.He replied that it would not happen again.said 1 was not disposed to make more of it, or institute further enquiry, relying on his good conduct hereafter, and until yesterday morning, all went on as well as usual.In the morning, he brought me the bill of fare for inner.1 looked at it, but did not observe anything particular about Hathaway\u2014indeed, I did not lock at him.At about twelve 0\u2019clock, it occurred to me that I should like to have a bottle of a particular wine for a friend who was to dine with me.I went into the back passage to the door of Mr.Hathaway\u2019s room, to save time taken in ringing and sending for him.I asked him to get a candle and come down into the cellar.His manner was bluffand singular.It struck me he had been drinking.hen he got to the cellar- door, he pushed with the keys, (there are two).He could not get them into the lock, as he did not know which to begin with.He tried one, and then the other.hen the door wasopen- ed, I asked my own servant (Esden) where the particular wine was, for the cellar had been swept out, and the posijjon of the wine changed, since [ was last there.Mr.Retal- lick had been down several - times before ! left, but I had not gone there myself before Hathaway took charge of it.I found the wine, aud observed some cases unopened, which had arrived from England shortly before | left home.I remarked them, and said, \u201c How many are there 7\u201d or words to that effect.We counted them, and found thirteen.Hathaway stood by, and Esden pointed out the cases.Iasked him how many there ought tobe?He said, « Fourteen.\u201d I asked him if he was sure, because there had been some fear of a portion being lost.\u2019 They had come by different steamers\u2014eleven by one, and three by another.He added that Mr.Retal- GABRTTY, | lick saw tlm 1 Le romched for the missing case, which could uot be found.| thought then that It was a caseol braudy.Hathaway left rae with Esden iu the collar.1 question ed the butler further, and I then weut up to my room for the invoice, so us to be sure of the number of cases and their contents, I fouud the invoice, and returned to the cellar, where Esden still was.I told him he was correct as to the number of cases, and we as- certuined, by looking at the numbers, that the missing case was oue of champagne.When I left the cellar, I gave the list of the wines to Esden, and told hun to keep the keys for the future.Before I left the house for the council oflice, which I did about one o'clock, I saw Hathaway again in the passage.1 told him | had found the invoice, and that the case was really missing, aud that it was a case of champagne.He said, * it\u2019s quite sure a case of wine could not go without help.\u201d 1 said \u201c no, of course 1t could not dispose of itself,\u201d or words to that effect, | added, that Esden had the keys for the present.I djd not speak angrily, but I have no doubt thatiny looks and mauner showed [ mistrusted him, I saw him no more till after death, between 8 and 9 o'clock in the evening, when I found the letter now produced, addressed to me, on his table.It was sealed, sud | made a memorandum upon it as having opened it myself.Ou leaving Taronto, I had given Hathaway a cheque ou the Bank of Upper Canada for one hundred pounds, on ny account.Mr.Pen- nefather will produce \u2018a memorandum from the Bank showing how that money has been applied, and how the account now stands.The letter, which was found on deceased?s table, was as follows :\u2014- «Sik Epmusp, \u201cI leavo my wife and children to your mercy.lamalost sheep.God bless you and yours.* Joux HaTHaway.?Mn.STEPHEN HESKINS ATKINS, sworn :\u2014I became acquainted with Mr.Iathaway on the steamer Cunadian, when coming out\u201d to this country, à short time since.He was a first class passenger with myself.During the voyage, | founu him a perfectly temperate man ; we arrived together at Toronto, and became mere intimate day by day.After much conversation, ! found hum painfully dark on religious matters, and it made ine take n deeper interest in his welthee, more particularly his spiritual welhure, \u201cwhich was the whole cause of my continuing bis acquaintance ; | did my duty for him before the Lord, as far as | was able.1 called wt the Government House to see him about a week after | arrived heiv, and up to the time ot His Ex- celleney leaviug for Quebec he was à pertect- ly sober man.He complained ol great loneliness, being absent from his wife aud family, aud not knowing a soul here.On ny return from St.Catharines I called on him, and was greatly pained to find him labouring under the effects of excessive drink.I found I had great power over him, and I thought it my duty to him and His Excellency to try to wean him of such courses.When he saw me, he got up from tus chair, threw his arms round me, and said I was \u2018 his-guardian angel.\u201d | remained several hours with him, and when he became more sensible, I spoke to him seriously of his state and condition.He was greatly moved at what | said, and I prevailed on him, as I saw he would do nu good while he had liquor at hand, to give me the keys of the cellar.Next day I called about noon, and I saw that he was drank, and I was surprised how he got at the liquor, and the cellar keys in my pocket.He laughed, and said + I did you.\u201d [saw a bottle of brandy on the table.I asked a female servant how fir, Hathaway had got the brandy, and her answer was that she believed he took it out ofher store room.Upon reprimanding her for allowing him to take brandy which was under her charge, she replied that Mr.Hathaway had a key also for her store.I accompanied her to the stora, and she found that one bottle of brandy was taken away.I saw there wasa press in the room, and I asked her for the key.She saud she could not refuse giving it to Mr.Haiha- way, 50 I told her to give it to him, and I got it from him.[also locked the bottle of brandy which was in his room in a small cupboard in his room, and kept the kev.I should say that, on the pervious day, he showed symptoms of delinum, and very painful ones m- deed.I was informed he had not tasted food for four days.When endeavouring to calm him, he said two or three times \u2018 Do you know, \u2018Atkins, | lave a great mind to cut your throat.\u201d\u201d On the secoud day he said, in an incoherent manner.\u2018| wish, Atkins, you would take away the razors.\u201d | watched my opportunity, as he again wouid forbid me to do so.This occurred about three weeks since.I found myself in a painful and awkward position, His Excellency absent, and I with the keys of his cellarin my pocket, and Mr.Hathaway, who was left in charge, in u state of delinum tremens.His Excellency here remarked, that Colonel Irvine, his Aide-de-Camp, was in charge.Mr.Atkins.\u2014Being a stranger, [ wus unaware of this ; so I called on Dr.O\u2019Brien, whom [ knew about two years and a-halt since, when | visited this country, and made him acquainted with the case.He prescribed for the deceased, and I administered the medicine, which did him a great deal ot good.J applied to one of the female domestics to sit up With him ; she refused, and upon his entreaty, saying if I left he would be Jost, I consented.Vhen he became restored, he told me that he once had an lo- tel in London, containing 40 rooms, and that he failed in business, and for three months was in a stale of continual intoxication.At the end of that time he reformed, and said that for two years he drank none.He also toldame after a night\u2019s sleep, ¢\u201c My dear friend, 1 have done this morning what | have not done to my recollection before.1 have gone on my knees to ask pardon of Cod.\u201d He made me a promise that he would not drink liquor again without my permission.From that period, up to his Excellency\u2019s return, | am satisfied he drank nothing but ale which i agreed he might take, as 1 did not wish to be tog hard with him for a while.When I saw he was sober and all right, T returned him the keys, and placed the razors back.Either the day, or the day but one after his Excellency returned, I found he was drinking.! called at the Government House again atan early hour this morning, and finding him a little more sober I remonstrated with him on his course, and he went down on his knees and promised he wonld not ever again, and asked the grace ot God to strengthen him and enable him to fulfil his promises.The day before yesterday, the day he made the ledge, | was shocked to see he was intoxicated.When I called in the evening about a fortnight since, upon conversation with him I advised him to get out his wife and family, and he replied he had not sufficient money, aud he did not like 10 ask an advance from his Excellency ; so I lent him £20 in sovereigns, and took his acknowledgment.He ro- turned £10 sterling.His Excellency.\u2014That is strange.I lodged £100 to his credit, and he has drawn £50 and £12 10s.the latter paid to Mr.Atkins.Mr.Atkins.\u2014Yes, that is £10 sterling, and I gave an acknowledgment.is Excellency.\u2014Mr.Atkins, I find got a cheque in his favour dated Monday, 25:h August, two days after my return from Quebec, The Coruner.\u2014On the 11th August Hathaway got the cheque on England for the £35.ohn Esden.\u2014I saw Mr.Hathaway last alive at about 10 minutes past 1 o°ciock.1 did not consider him sober nor perfectly drunk.1 did not sé him again till I saw him dead.James Hand, a servant, told me he had repeatedly knocked at Mr.Hathaway\u2019s door after two o\u2019clock and could get no answer, and thought he was lying on the bed taking a ÊYEDNYSDAY, KHPTEMDER 4, i806, ERE iad AY SREY sleep us usual.Ata HE after sight | said to the boy, + this will never do, we ust get at him sme way or ether.\u201d The door was leeked, and I desired the boy to get iu at the window.He rot in and opened the door.The 103 Was in darkness and | went and got a light, after whieh | went over to him and found him looking as dead.I then went out, leaving the boy in the room, and uoquainted Mr.Pennefather ; and we returned and on examining him more closely found he was dead.In the morning he was generally sober, but in the middle of the day and towards evening he generally was tipsy.I had not many oppor- tuities of observing him, as I attended his Excellency when he left for Quebec.James Hand confirmed the testimony of the last witness.Dr.Win.R.Beaumont.\u2014[ was called to the Goverment House yesterday evening, the messenger stating tome that he believed a person had been found dead in his bed.On my arrival his Excellency said he feared it was too late to do any good, but immediately went with me into the room where deceased was Iving, Deceased appeared to have been dead tor some time ; a little warmth of the trunk remained, but the hands were quite cold and had some livid discoloratior: ; circ = lation and respiration had of course ceased.A bottle of laudanum about one third full was on the table in deceassd\u2019 s room,and the note addressed to his Excellency, which has just been read, was on a table in an adjoining room.This note and the bottle of laudanum leaves no doubt in my mind that the deceased had died from a poisonous dose of laudanum Dr.O\u2019Brien.\u20141 was called to see Mr.Hathaway about three weeks ago.He was then labouring under extreme excitement, I was informed he had bean drinking hard for some time.I visited hum three or four times gave him some medicines and left him ap- Fa PORTMANTEAU MISSING.Murked M ù M Sos eu to have been taken by mistake from on board the Steamer \u201cSAGUE- NAY,\u201d on her upward trip from River du Loup, on Friday lust, 29th Au u leather Portmanteau having the above mérk in black letters, and containing Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s apparel.Auy person giving information thut will lend to the recovery will be liberaliy rewarded.M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, 3rd Sept., 1856.UNION BUILDING SOCIETY.HE 79th Moxtiry INSTALMENT becomes due on MONDAY, the 8th instant, on the evening of whichday, ut EIGHT o'clock, the Directors will offer for sale such mouics us they may hye in hand./ JOIN ROSS, Secretary-Trensurer.Quebec, 3rd Sept., 1856.MUSIC HALL.GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.THIS DAY, at 3 o'clock, For the special accommodation of Children, Ladies and Families residing out of the City, Huuuington\u2019s Magnificent Diorumie Exhibition.Signor Jeronelli\u2019s Lilliputian Artists, &c.\u2014\u2014_ For full particulars, see small Bills.Admission :\u2014Stalls.25 6d.Pitt and Gallery, 1s 3d.Children half price.3rd Sept.1856.parently quite well.He betrayed when I first saw him, somo tendancy to aberration of mind.| afterwards saw him once in the market; he expressed himself quite well.I know nothing of the circumstances attending his death.The Coroner made some remarks to the jury upon the evidence, and after a short deliberation they handed in the following verdict :\u2014 «That the deceased came tohis death by taking a dose of laudanum, whilst in a state of temporary insanity.\u201d COMMERCIAL.[Compiled for the Quebec Gazette.) IMPORTS.sept 2.bxato Hamel & Frere.3 pkgs to Mclimont.Lx» to Masson, Thibaudean & Co.27 to À lawrio & Co.bo bugs cotton wick to Gibb & Ross.3 inird & Co.Urquhart.Per ship Intrinsic, Macfarlane, from Ilverpool\u2014499 tons salt to Ryan Bros & Co.4 hes, 3 baled to Glover & Fry.1 bx to R EXPORTS.Sept.2, Per schir Vietoria, Lilloie, for Miramichi and Richibucto \u2014750 bbls Hour, 3U do pork,, by tlillvspies & Co.120 bbls flour, 3 dn bear, by G B Symes & Co.20 bbls flour by HI Noad X Co.3 do do by J Woods.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014 RAFTS ARRIVED AT THE PORT OF QUKBEC.Owaers, Description, Where lying.Sept 2.R Kernahan, white pine, &e, Uninu Cove.JFgau & Co, white pine, LeMesurier\u2019a Cove.\u201cPORT OF QUEBEC.SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.ARRIVED.Sept 2, Ship Caledonia, Shearer, Glasgow, Aug 1, G B Symes & Co, gen cargo 3 pans, Burk Intrinsic, Macpherson, Liverpool, July 31, Sharples & Co, salt.Sebr Jean Ann, Blais, labrador, 14 days, HJ Noad & Co, herrings & oil.CLEARED.Sept 2 Schr Victoria, Lillois, Miramichi and Richibucto, J Woods) ENTERED FOR LOADING.Tons.For.By Whom.Sept 1.Ino Moore, 681, Newcastls, E Buratall & Co, Burn's Wf.Jane Black, 579, Limerick, CF Levey & Co, O'Brien's Wf Glenlyon, 908, Liverpool, do trans bms.Urania, 286, Cork, do Blais\u2019 bma.Duubrody, 458, Ross, do do Marys, 3G, Lancaster C & J Sharples & Co, Sillery Cove.Where.Names.MARITIME ITEMS.The steamer Saguenay returned from River du-Loup this morning.And reports having passed 12 inward bouud vea sels on her way up.- The master of the ship ** Amoy™\u2019 hence in June last, ha returned to port in another vessel having abandoned his own vessel in a siuking state at sea.Pet bark Caledonia, Shearer from Oreenock\u20141 bale, 3 6 bales, 7 ules, 2 yarns, 7 bxa lales, 2 bya, 16 casks ale to J Hewitt & Co.2bales to W OG-BILODEAU'S HALL) FABRIQUE STREET, PALACE OF ENCHANTMENT.MONS.ADONIS, From Paris, will have the honour of appearing before the citizens of Quebre, THIS EVENING, Sept.2nd, Ano FoLLowine Eveninas, In a series of his celebrated SOIREES MAGIQU£Æ, COMPRISING :} The Great Æria Clock\u2014The Orange Tree.The Great Ariel Suspension.Wonderful Disappearance of 1 Young Lady.The Mysterious Album-The Enchanted Bottle.The Coffee Party, Wonderful Smoke-Fatan.THE POLYORAMAMA PICTURESQUE, Displaying some of the most romautic aud beautiful Scenery, iucluding A Snow Storm\u2014A Moonlight Scene.CHROMATIC FIRE-WORKS, Producing oue of the most imposing of Electric Exhibitions, The feats of Mons.ADONIS have evervwhere obtained the greatest success, and commanded u run of one hundred nights in New Orleans.Doors open at 7 o\u2019clock-\u2014performance to commence at 8 o'clock precisely.Quebec, 2nd Sept.1856.(C= MUSIC HALL.¢ IMMENSE ATTRACTION ! HANNINGTON'S GRAND DIORAMIC REPRESENTATION RUSSIAN WAR.The Gorgeous Scenic Spectacles of THE LONDON ILLUMINATIONS AND THE FAIRY GROTTO! together with the amusing performances of SIGNOR JERONELLI'S UNRIVALILED T,H.- LIPUTIAN ARTISTS.All combined in one Grand Entertainment.For fuil particulars see Smali Bills.In reply to numerous applications from parties who were unable to gain admission to this Exhibition last weck, it is respectfully anuounced that it will RE-OPEN on MONDAY next, Sept.Ist, for A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, prior to its removal to France.Juvenile Fetes on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at THREE o'clock, for the special aceommodation of Children, Ladies, and Families residing out of the city.Prices of admission, 1s.8d.; reserved seats.28, 6d ; children, half price.Doors open ut HALF-PAST SEVEN: formance to commence at EIGHT o'clock.Quebec, 29th Aug., 1856.per- Religious Book and Tract Depository.MISS COCHRANE?\u2019S ST.JOHN STREET.opened, containing au extensive and very valuable assortment, among which will be found :\u2014¢ The Lesiure Hour,\u201d \u2018 Sunday at Home,\u201d \u2018 Eudie\u2019s Biblical Cyclopedia,\u201d * Biblical Atlas,\u201d \u2018 Bible Hand Book.\u201d ** Annotat- clegantly illustrated 3rd Sept.1856.General Registry Office for all parts of Canada, &c.OR CLERKS, JOURNEYMEN TRADES- MEN, APPRENTICES, and SER- V ANTS.Hours for application of the above from 9 o'clock to 11 AM Hours for receiving applications of Employers, from 2 to 4 o'clock, P.M.Applications in writing received at all hours during the day.F.GROSS, A Juh n Street.N.B.-\u2014\u2014Persons applyfng for situations will please bring references as to character, &c./- Articles Lost or Found will be attended to with promptitude.Quebec, 3rd September, 1856.\u2018 NOTES ON NOSES.NOTES ON NOSES, Bentley\u2019s Railway Library.Broad Grins from Chins, Bentley's Ratlway Li- brary.Comic Tales and Sketches by Albert Smith.Prize Essay in the Stereoscope, by Wm.0, Lonie, B.R.S.History of England, by Frederica Rowan\u2014Ju- venile, History of France, by Leitch Ritchie\u2014Juvenile.History or Scotland, by Frederica Rowan\u2014Ju- venile.Alfred in India, or Scenes of Hindoostan.True Herolam and other Stories.History of the War, in the Peninsula and In the South of France, by Major General Sir W.F.P.Napier, K.C.B.\u2014new edition in 5 vols, with portraits and plans.For Sale > MIDDLETON & DAWSON.Qnebec, 3rd Sept, 1856.WANTED TO CHARTER.Timber and Deals for nook.CHAS.E.LEVEY & CO.3rd Sept.1856.St.James Street.FEW CASES OF BOOKS have just been ed Paragraph Bible,\u201d with a great variety of volumes suited for gift books.The whole at greatly reduced prices for Cash.D.MARSH, Secretary.VESSEL to load a Cargo of res- TEN POUNDS REWARD.HE QUEBEC GAS COMPANY wil the above reward on receipt of su formytion as will lead lo the convicti ay 1 in- of any rere scen the Street Lanterns yeste/ay morning, betWeen the hours of Twelfe aud One @clock.Gas Wôyks, a 3 Quebec, 2nd Sept.1856.\u2019EEBLES, Manager.to be given by th Coustr or LEvi, to their Re- imark of respecf and apprhbalion of bis conduet in Parliament/will be held\\kt the LAUZON HO- ecy- Pointe Levi El ointe Levi, 1st September, 1856.st.FLOATING CHAPEL BAZAAR.BAZAAR in aid of the FLOATING CHAPEL, will be held in thig city on or about the 23rd September next.D«&ffnotice will be given of the time and place.Persons intending Lo contribute, a to send their contributions to Mra.ZARDEN at St.Stanislaus street, next door to-Pfinity Chapela few days before the date above mentioned.Quebec, September 1st, 1856.3 NOTICE.Tw Subscriber will offer by PUBLIC AUC- the requested TION (if not previously disposed of) on 10th September instant, at the Office of Messrs.LANGLOIS & SHAW, Notaries, St.Peter Street, Lower Town, his House and Garden, situate on the St.Louis Road, Grande Allee and also 22 Terrace, lots adjoining sume fronting on Claire Foutaine Sircet\u2014ench lot gontain- ing, 25 feet in front by 170 in depth.lens of the property may be seen, of payment m terms e known at the Office of THOS.STON.2 Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.Quebec, 1st Sept.18586.WANTED TO CHARTER.A VESSEL 380 t0 300 TONS B lo load TIMBER DEALS for F T.CHAS, E.LEVEY & CO., St James Street.Quebec, 1st September, 18566.© Ap 1 = ennai SPECIAL NOTICES.A WONDERFUL REMEDY Mr.B.1, Woovs.late Justice Fant Birwivghua, d'u, says : se of the Peace, * Thave been affiicted with u dise à stomach, palpitation of the heart se of te headuchie, for nearly fifteen years, and have spor some hundreds of dollars in order to effect nm but to uo purpuse.After having used thre, Nw tles of your Holland Bitters, [ fee] myself eu ti t- ly restored.I ean eat and sleep well, and attend to my business with pleusare, aud would there tore recommend it to uli { sre afllicted.who are similariy We would caution the public again ; | the sainst q ing any of the many imitations of this align Aroma.To present [mposition, be carefu) a ask for L'rhave's Holland Bitters.\u2014 Sue tisement.(rs-See adver.es Er ss Briduros, Massachusetts, Aug.1835 H.S.Huxrurey, Liny,, Dear Sir.You ask : opinion of your Zunthoreu, I regard it red very best medicine lever met with, for the he cuses for which it is intended.fy cured dis un attack of the CIOLERA last Summer noo denshurgh, during the prevalence of thay t Or ble disease.J have often Wdministered it per ; friends, and alwuys with success.1 neve, in ve without uw vial of it withme.One of the greet beauties of tbe ZANTHOREA, is that bein, Brest ed without opium, no auptensant effects D upon the system after taking it, ure left Yours truly, JS.KELLY .For Sale by Wan.BENNING.No, 14 Baule treet, opposite the French U \" ; gists generally.Cathedral an drug.- == Te eS ess HULLUWAY'S OINTMENT & PILLS Lan again cured n cause of Sure Legs of twelve cura\u2019 standing.\u2014 Miss Emma Hurtley, of Hamilton Cauudn, was one of the most deplorable of on jects, and the most unforfunate of sufferers Sth bad legs from uw child, and frequently bitter) deplored her fate : she lad undergone ma, y operations, and spent a little forune in obtats ing medical advice, but she was not benefitted.Her friends persnaded her not to impoverish I y purse any further, and her medical may candidly told her she could never he cured ; her own go 3 sense, however, made her have recourse to fol lowny's Pills and Oiniment, und by perseveriug with these remedies at a mere nominal expeuse for two months, her leg was completely cured ; she now wallis better than she ever did before in her life, and enjoys the best o1 health.® VEGETABLE PTLMONARY BALSAM, FOR Covous CoLDS AND CONSFHPTION\u2014 An expression of opinion of Albert Guild.M.D.Boston, Masa, - + Haying prescribed the Dalsmn in many lung complaints, with uniform success, I can with confidence recommend its use fur all those com.plaiuts for which it is offered as a remedy\" Reed, Cutler & Co.Druggists, Boston, proprietors.Be careful to get the genuine, as there are many imitations.Price 50 cents and $1.Sold in Quebee by J.Musson & Coy: Bowles ; G.G.Ardouin.and others, % Joseph (From the Rev.Dr.Bethune, Dean of Montreal.) Montreal, 7th Oct.1854.Messrs.S.JS.Lyman & Co, Ihave used Elliott's Dentifrice for the Pas four months, and have found it very efficacious in cleansing the teeth and strengthening the gums, as well as agreeable to the taste, Your obed\u2019t serv't, Sous BETHUNE, Dean Kstontreni.SALE BY AUCTION.Sale of Fine Fresh Tea, Geneva, Wine, Sugar, &c.Will be offered hy Auction at WALTER C HENDERSON'S Store, on THURSDAY next, the 4th September.at TWO o'clock, P.M.= ACKAGES Choice and Costl 500 P TEAS, viz : wy Old and Young llyson Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson Twankay, Souchong and 10 du.do Sherry, 5 Hhds Martelle's Brandy, do.do.Congou, / 40 Cason 50 Hhds.DeKuyper's Geneva, 30 Qr-Casks Prime Port Wine.With a great variety of other articles #8 detailed in haodhills, A.J.MAXHAM.Quebec, Sept.3rd, 1856.A.&B.NEW FALL GOODS PET CANATTAN STEAMSHIPS, HE Subscribers have received per Mail Steamers ¢¢ ANGLO-SaxoN\u2019?and \u201c Nort AMERICAN uw large assortment of NEW FALL GOODS.They wish Lo call particular attention to the following : 50 Pieces French Silk Velvet, From 68 6à 150 Ladies, Cloth Mantles \u201c108 0d 300 Long Wool Shawls, \u201c128 6d 80 Pieces Cobourg Cloths, 74d #0 Print (yard wide) .4d 15 Doz.Ladies\u2019 Dress Caps, (very low.) Bonnet Ribbons, Laces & Edgings, Sewed Work, Gloves, Drees Goods in great variety, &c.WM.LAIRD « CO.Quebec, 1st September, 1856.NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS.JAS.HEWITT & CO.H AVE RECEIVE D per Steamships « North American?and ¢ Anglo- Saxon,\u201d and sailing vessels, 60 PACKAGES NEW FALL GOODS for the Fall Trade, comprising every novelty in Cloth Mantles, Gros de Naples & Satinette Woollen Scarfs (Scotch) Fancy Silks, New Dress (Goods, Flannel and Blankets.French Silk Velvet, Sheeting and Quilts, Black Glace Silks, Linen & Linen Damask.5 CASES TWEEDY & CASSIMERES, 5 CASES SCOTCH LAMB'S WOOL HOSIERY, SHIRTS & DRAWERS.J.H.& CO.having made a great addition to their premises, are enabled Lo keep a more cour plete assortment, which they will sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any other louse in town.They invite attention to the following :\u2014 100 Pieces French Silk Velvet from bs.8d.2000 Pairs Lambas Wool Hose, 9d worth 1a 3 100 Pieces Colored Cobourg, 744 + 113d 100 « 7-4 wide do 104d «153d Ær-Country Merchants and Retailers supplied on the most liberal terms.38 St.John Strect, First Store inside the Gate.1st Sqpt.1856, 2 ee nome me a fr ts Direct of SESSION of the Court of Quebec.{ Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Distriel of Quehee, will be bolded in the Court.House, in the City of Quebec, 8 SATURDAY, the FOURTH day of OCTOB iy next, ut TEN o'clock in the forenoon.Ido ter, fore hereby give Notice to all those who Tai prosecute against prisoners in the Coma er for the said District, that they be (hen wad th We present to prosecute against them as A of us: ahd 1 do also give Notice to all Juste oe thé Pelee, Coroners, Constables and Pen y cers in and for the District aforesaid, th a vi personally do nppear with thoir Rolls, Th i ments, and other remembrances,\u201d to ol bail things which to their several offices in tha appertain Lo be donc.HN VON EXTER.\u2018 Deputy Sherill Sheriffs Office.| 7 Quebec, 30th August, 1856.H c A an £4¢ ori g tye of ti and the the the T the nat fory add] be snd tol wil ent] tio ho vid 0! of =| to if D.ed r 6 api ps a i tt WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1858.0e EE = \u2014\u2014 GROCERY STORE.HE undersigned has SUCCEED.the BUSINESS formerly carried mn by E.1 (IXGTON, Grocer, Wine and Sgrit Asis HDi the FIRST HOUSE inside SL Jory : GATE, and hopes to merit the pub ke pro Quebec, 29th Aug., 1856.Flannels & Blankets, per 8, 8.+ North American.\u201d + «TCH and ENGLISH BLANKETS and \\ CO NNELS at Ou» Pinces, having been A ore the rise in the English Markets, bought bore WM.LAIRD & CO.Quebec, 1st September, 1850.FOR SALE.UNCHEONS Clayed 0- | LASSES, now landing.ROBT.MITCHELL & CO, Arthur Streel.Quebec.aurd Aug.1856.YC and 1X TIN.50) OXES best CHARCOAL Ti ' now receiving by Grand Tr 15 Railroad.H.8.TT.Quebec, Aug.2610, 1856.The Subscribers have just published: BAYARD TAYLOR'S SONG O EF THE CAMP.\u2019 The Music by J.R.Magrath.Price 1s Bl Sent tree of Postage to any part » Provinue.of the Provintt CAREY.BROTHERS.Music Library.24 St Jobu Street.Quebec.99th Aug., 1856.\u201cNEW FALL GOODS! GLOVER & FRY RE Receiving every week by Meam- shops, &e, Ke.à SUPPLY of CHOICE and ; _ Cheap Goods, suitable for the coming Season, ï \u2018or \u201cTe, 2 Just Opened, by < North Americ an + Queen of the Lakes,\u201d &e., &e.\u2014 i Flannels of all kinds, Kerseys, Blankets, y Polkas, Woollen Yarns, Hosiery.Plaids, 2 Prints, Shirtings, Orleans.Cobourg Cloths, Double Twilled Cashineres, &e, du, \u2014\u2014ALSQ,- Two Cases of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING from the celebrated Îlouse of MESSRS.1L J.& D.NICOLL, Lon lon, consisting of MORNING & OFFICE COATS.CAPE JACK- FTs, &c.&e.in Cheviot Tweeds, Velvet Cloth, Milled Melton, Milled Buek,.&e.Black and Oxford Llama SLEEVED CAPES, FROCK COATS.DRESS COATS, ANGOLA SHOOTING VESTS, BOY'S ETON JACKETS.&c.;.& F.are Sole Agents in Quebec fer the above.ÿ#-Thtee Cases of Gentlemen's LAMBS WOOL and MERINO, SHIRTS, DRAWERS and HALF HOSE.SHIRT COLLARS.BRACES, NECK TIES, &c¢ Quebec, Aug.: Tth, 1856.Bnreau of Agriculture and Statistics, Toronto, 14th August, 1856.PRIZE ESSAYS.£40 £25 £1 HE above Premiums will be paid for the three best Essays respectively on the origin, nature, and habits, and the history of tye progress, from time to time, aod the cause of the visit of the weevil, Hessian Fly, Midge, and such other inscets ns bave made ravages of the wheut-crop= in Canada, and on such diseases as the wheat crops have heen subject to, and on the best means of evading or guarding against them.The Essay to be farnisked to the bureau by the 15th day of January next.and to be designated by a motto, a copy of which shall also he forwarded in a scaled note with the name and address of the author.The Prizeg will be awarded according to the decision of à committee {6 be named by the Board of Agi ire for Upper and Lower Canada, or in default oPany such decision, hy the Bureau, and tue Essays selected to become the property of the Bureau.premitm will only be awarded in case an Essay of suffiei- ent merit is produced.Tt is feared that the farmer.in his eagerness Lo produce wheal, is nol paying sufficient atien- tion to the danger of over-cropping, and it is hoped the warning.and the information and advice which may be obtained through the Essay sought for will aid in arresting the great scourges of the wheat.P.M.VANKOUGHNET, Minister of Agriculture, &e.Toronto, Aug.23, 1856.Newfoundland Marine Insurance Co St.Johns Marine Tnsuraièce Co.HE undersigned hereby gives Notice that he has been appointed PROTECTIVE AGENT.in Canada, for the above Companies, and will be glad to assist Masters of Vessels and others insured with them.: M.1L WARREN.Quebec, Aug 4th, 1856.LIVERPOOL SALT.1000 AGS now landing ex-Ship « Oregon,\u201d for Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.20th June, 1856.= Just Received.By « ANN FALCON,\u201d from London : = ONS CORDAGE orted sizes.5T M.ENNVARREN.Quebec, Aug.15th, 1856.WINE BOTTLES | - VRATES WINE BOTTLES now 250 © landing and for sage by JOHN-HATERSON.Quebec, 29th July, 1856.Spring Horse Hay Rakes.ITH which one man can do the work of Eight.For Sale by HENRY Hagorr.Quebec, 15th Jnly, 1856.NOTICE.Tre undersigned being «duly appomted JA CONSEIL JUDICIAIRE to WILLIAM {ES WILSON, of Inverness, gentleman, all persons are hereby informed (hadyany (runsac- tion with the said Wiriram Jam isi valid, without the consent writing of the undersigned.JOS.JOLINSON, Conseil Judiciaire.20th Aug., 1856.1w 3 & 4m law; FOR CHARTER.\u2014To any Port in Great Britain or Ireland-\u2014 YHEA 1 Brig ¢« ANNIE LAU- À RIE.\u201d 191 Tons, N.M.Apply Lo + M.11.WARREN.Quehee, Aug.51h, 1856.SMOKED SALMON.SMALL lot 4 received and for Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebeo, Aug 70h, 1856.wt \u2014\u2014\u2014 750 ARRELS OHIO EXTRA SUe PERFINE FLOUR, from New Wheat.\u2014ALS0,\u2014 500 Barrels Pomona New Mills Superfine.100 do Ness Pork.200 do Mess Beef.For.sale by, GIBB & ROSS._ Quebec, Aug.23rd, 1856.v FOR SALE, \u2014Ex \u201cSANN PATERSON :\u2014 200 7% Oct PORT WINE, pa 200 Octaves Port Wine, 150 Qr.-Casks & Octaves Pale & Sherry \u2014ALS0,\u2014 Ex \u2018 Eliza Jane\u201d from Charente : 50 Ilhds.Cognac, Pale and Dark, \u201c\u201c Vine Growers Cog\u2019 50 Qr.-Casks do.do do do 50 Octaves do.do do do 250 Cases Pale Cognne, The above in bond or_ duty paid.LANE, GIBB & Co.Quebec, Aug.23rd, 1856.Wanted to Charter.\"F REE OR FOUR ; lo load Timber a Sharpnese Point, ALLAN 23rd Aug.1856.EDUCATION.AFISS will RE-OPEN ] at No.13, the 25th instai Quebe ug.16th, 1856.HIGH SCHOOL.HE HIGH SCHOOL will 3-OPEN, À afterthe Summer Vacationnbn MON- ESSELS eals for ppl A GILM & CO.inary n MONDAY, DAY, the 18th instant.Quebce, 12th August, 1856.ee Lee ee me Just Reccived, per Joserx Howe, from Labrador.=r (YASKS Seal Oil.> 12 Caske Cod Oil.3 Tierees, 2 Barrels | Salmon.+ 296 Quintals Cod Fish.M.H.WARREN.Quebec, Aug.25th, 1856.© WANTED, SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY.A Apply to C.J.ARDOUIN, Jeweller, &c., 25, Fabrique St., facing Upper Town Market.Quebec, 15th Aug., 1856.FEARI'G & HINCKLEY, SHIP CHANDLERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE.MPORTERS ol Chain Cables, Anchors, Coil Chain and Bunting.Dealers in Duck, Bolt Ropen wine, Oakum, Windlass Gearing, Pain Oil, Naval Stores, &c.8 Long Wharf and 2 Commercial Street BOSTON.Henry L.FEARING.Wn.H.HiNCELEY.Boston, July 30th, 1856.3aw 6m KATE COVENTRY.UST RECEIVED\u2014 Kate Coventry ; an e) Autobiography from ¢ Frarer\u2019s Magazine.Sermons of Revd.C.H.Sturgeoyof London, with an Introduction and SketPhes of his Life, by E.L.Magpon, 1 vol.320 pp.For Sale by MIDDLÉTON & DAWSON, 19th Aug.1856.Mountain Hill.New Cod Liver Oil.Just received per \u201c MARIE JULIE\u201d from Newfoundland.300 ALLONS COD LIVER 3 this season\u2019s manufacture, pure and warranted unadulterated.M.H.WARREN.Quebec, 5th August, 1856.EAST INDIA PALE ALE.©) ARRELS, cach 4 dozen, jusig landed 30 B and for sale by.we M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Aug.7th, 1856.© 7 TOBACCO PIPES.= OXES Domestic Manufacture e) warranted equal tad imported and saleable patterns \u2014 for Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.20th June, 1856.IN BOND, and for Sale by the Subscriber : J INGSTON Port and Sherry in Hhds and Qr.Casks, Chalupin\u2019s Rum, Pale and Coloure inQr.Casks, DeKuyper\u2019s Geneva, in Hbds.M.G.MOUNTAIN, Quebcc, Aug.7th 1856.FOR SALE.\"THDS PRIME BRIGHT SUGARS 250 H 200 Puncheons MUSCOVAD) Per « Lydga,\u201d from Glasgow : 200 OZEN, 5 hhds.¢Tennayr\u2019s\u201d East India Pale Ale.M.H.WARI ._Quebec, July 24th, 1856.| Just Received.Per ¢ ANN FALCON,\u201d from London : C IPES 9 P 1 Qr-Casks {on WINE.1 Octave 7 À .H.WARREN.Quebec, 15th Aug.1856.India Pale Ale in Wood.A BHINALL'S INDIA PALE ALE, in Hhds, Bris and hif Brls.\u2014ALSO Bottled Ale and Porter i each.For SALE BY St.James Street.Quebec, 22nd July, 1856.FOR SALE, EX \u201cMAYIrLOWER.\u201d GO HERS, BRIGHT PORTO RICO À SUGAR.Ex \u201c Huron\u201d and \u201c Tinto\u201d : 1000 Barrels FRESH GROUND SUPERFINE 100 Barrels POT BARLEY, 200 Boxes STARCH.By GIBB & ROSS.Quebec, July 3rd, 1855.FOR SALE, With Iumediate Possession : FINE LOT at Pou EVI, OPpos- fi ite the English Chqreh, in Free - and Common Soccage, conthining 50 x 90 feet, with a WOODEN HOUSE thereon erected Terms very liberal, N.H.BOWEN.Quebec, July 5th, 1856 LEARMONTH\u2019S FOUNDRY, ST.JOSEPH STREET, St.ROCHS.HE Subscriber begs to return thanks to the public for the liberal encouragement he has hitherto received, and is now prepared, in connection with his Fouxpry, to carry on the PLUMBER aud GAS FITTING BUSINESS, to be conducted by Mr.DAVID GAUDIE, laie from Scotland, who has had long experience in the above branches, and having on hand a good STOCK of all MATERIALS ofthe best quality required for the Trade, trustadhat by strict at- teution Lo orders and good work ship, to meric u share of publie patronage.N.B\u2014Water Spouts, Conductors, Cast Iron Pipes and Sinks, and every description of Castings constently on hand or mude to order, at the Lowest Prices Also\u2014Roofing ia Tin, Zinc, or Iron, attended to on the shorsest notiee.The Highest price given for Old Cast Iron, Lead, Zinc and Brass Two Good tlumbers Wanted.A.LEARMONTH.3m Quebec, 3rd Juiy, 1856.Bedsteads, Cots, Cribs, Refrigerators &c., &c., &c.OW RECEIVING\u2014A complete assortment of IRON BEDSTEADS, COTS CRIBS, &c.REFRIGERATORS or Me: WATER COOLERS, &e.HENRY S.SCOTT.Quebec, 10th Jaly, 1856.FOR SALE.4 IGHT SHARES Quebec Fire Assurance Stock\u2014io be sold low.Quebee Corporation Debentures, Dorchester Bridge do.U pper Canada Bank Stock LANGLOIS & SHAW, Quebec, July 24th, 1856.Notarie Safes, LANDING Ex \u201c Amelia,\u201d from Oporto : 40 UARTER-CASKS SUPERIOR PORT WINÉ, consisting of the fevorite brands, Queen\u2019s Port, London Port, and Pure Juice, all the above Lrénds are well known in the London Market o sers.OsBORN & SPENCER, of Oporto.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec, Junc 24th.1856.FIRST SCREW STEAMSHIP FROM LIVERPOOL FOR PORTLAND, U.S.Calling at St.Jouw\u2019s Newfoundland, and Halifax, Nova Scotia, out and home, 0 land and receive passengers and ods.The stay at these places will be short, as the facilities for discharging will be great.AN MOLASSES, in Punchcons, Hhds and Barrels.158 Puncheons White Neuvitas SYRUP, in Puncheons, Hhds and Barre ALSO\u2014TO ARRIVE : 600 Barrels No.1 CRUSHED SUGAR, 10 Hhds.LOAF SUGAR.LANE, GIBB & CO.Quebec July 26th, 1856.MUSCOVADO MOLASSES.109 UNCHEONS very superior \u20ac Muscovado Molasses, now \u2018receiving ex-Grand Trunk Railway, and for Sale J 7 F~JOHN PATERSON.Quebec, 16th August, 1856.\u2018 LIVERPOOL SALT.1250 AGS ey UR e for sale by Quebec, 31st July, 1856.M.H.WARREN.RACHEL.UST RECEIVED\u2014Rachel and the New World, translated from the French of Leon Beauvallet.Saratoga\u2014a tale of 1787.Bigoelow\u2019s Life of Colonel Fremont, including bis explorations and discoveries.Perversion ; or the causes and consequences of infidelity-a tale for the times, by Rev.wv.J.Conybeare, M.A., author of \u201c\u201c Life, &c.of St, Paul.\u201d Confidential Correspondence of the Emperor Nn- poleon nnd the Empress Josephine, with numerous illustrative notes and anecdotes, by John S.C.Abbott.The Canada General Railway and Steam Navigation Guide, after the plan of the English « Bradshaw,\" containing Lhe official Time and Fare Tables of every Railway now open throughout Canada ; the duration of transit, stations andall matters connected with Railway and Stermboat travelliug.with & variety of local and gencral information-~price 74d, The New Age of Gold ; or the Life and Adventures of Robert Dexter Romaine\u2014written by himself.The Wanderer : à Tale of Life's Vicissitudes\u2014 by the anthor of The Watchman.The Earnest Student: being Memorials of John Mackintosh\u2014by the Rev.Norman McLeod.The Life of the R¢.Hon, John Philpot Curran, late Master of the Rolls in Iroland-\u2014by bia sou, W.H.Curran.For Sale by For Sark ny MIDDLETON & DAWSON.Quebec, 22nd Aug., 1866.Tu: New and Powerful first class Screw Steamship, « CHERSONESE,\u201d Ala Lioyd\u2019s, 2300 tons burthen, Captain CHARLES POWELL, will sail from Liverpool for the above Perts on SATURDAY, the 23rd day of AUGUST, 1856, and relurn to Liverpool by the sume route, leaving PORTLAND on the 23rd of SEPTEMBER following, This beautiful Steamship, since she was launched, some six months since, has heen employed in ihe Gos ernment service, and has proves herself to be a very fast and in every way à superior vessel.She has five watertight compartments, and is built of extra strength, suitable for the North American trade, and has been refitted with comfortable accommodations for a limited number of Firsy Crass and STEERAGE PASSENGERS.Provisions provided in the usual style on board of Atlantic steamers the rates of Passage named below.T3t CLASS, SrFRRAGE Passage Money from Liverpool to St.John\u2019s Nfid.From Liverpool to Halifax & 15 Guineas.5 Gs.Portland .- 16 \u201c 6 From Portland and Halifax to Liverpool, G.B.60 dollars.30 dol.From St.John's Nfid.to Liver- x RARE 56 \u201c250 vice versa.J fies 2 \u201c 6 « rom Portland to St.John's A Lea es a eee es asus 0e: 24 «1006 From Halifax toSt.John\u2019s Nfid.16 \u201c 8\" Steward's fces and provisions included, except wines and other liquors, which can be had on board.Freights from Liverpool Lo St John's (Nfid,) 458.sterling, and 5 per cent.primage.« from Liverpool to Halifax N.S., and Portland, 50s and 5 per cent.« from Portland to Halifax, and vice versa, $3 per ton.30 cts per barrel.« from Portland lo St John\u2019s, Nfld, $6 per ton.50 cts per bbl.« from Halifax to SL John's, Nfid, $4 per ton, 40 cts per bbl.Heavy Goods as per arrangement, and parcels on moderate terms.For further particulars apply to WIER, COCHRAN & CO.General Office : Weaver Buildings, Brunswick St, or to CHARLES R.TAYLOR & SON, _ 81 North John St., Liverpool, G.B.THOMAS H.BROOKING & SON, 14 New Broad Street, London.\u201c BROORING, SON & CO., : St.John's, Newfoundland.BENJAMIN WIER & CO.Halifax, Nova Scotia.JOHN RHYNAS # co., ortland, Maine.Sth Anguat, 1856, 12m n Çusks of 4 @ 6 doz.P CHAS.E.LEVEY & CO.IMPORTANT 10 DRUGGISTS, DOCTORS AD OTHERS.F.GROSS, - ANUFACTURER amd IMPORTER of L Siispeirsory Banduges, Trusses, Chest Expanders, Ladies and Gentlemen\u2019s Shoulder Braces, Riding Trusses, Bathing Caps, also Spunge Bags, 8c.Wholes&le and Retail, -15, John Street, Quebce, where all orders will be attended to with pune- tuality and care.\u2014ALSO, ON HAND AND FOR SALE\u2014 J owellery ay atohos, Paintings, Stationery, &c.Pomatum,*Dils, Soap, Regalia, Havana and Principe Cigars, &e.\u2014A180,\u2014 À large and choice assortment of Meerschaum ipes.J#\" ALL AT MODERATE PRICES.GR Quebec, 11th Aug., 1856.GREAT REDUCTION PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES.LLISON & CO., 28 St.John Street, having met with such extraordinary success in taking cheap Daguerrculypes, now propose making a trial of cheap Photogruphs.They therefore info.a the Public that they will (from this date until the end of September) take Photographic pi\u20actures for the low price of 38 fora single copy ; ten copies for $10, and coloured in Oil or Water Colors, $1 less than any other house in this city, by our superior arlist Mr.S.HAWKSETT, who has never colored for any other artist in this city, and whose experience and abilities for coloring Photographs and keeping the likeness, far exceeds any artist in this city.Ë & Co, feel perfectly satisfied that they can produce Ly far the FINEST PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS IN CANADA, their Sky-Light being the best adapted to produce a perfect picture and their *nstruments being much larger and superior, their practice and experience much fe er.With all those advautages combined overfäther artists, they cannot fail to produce more \u201csais factory results.They ouly ask you to call and look at their Gallery of plain and colored SPECIMENS, and if you do not at once pro- nouvnce their Pictures superior to any you have geen in the Province, they will not ask your patronage.N.B.\u2014On hand, a LARGE ASSORTMENT of GOLD LOCKETS, Brooches, Farcy Cases, in great variety, for Miniatures.Gilt and plain frames, and every description of Goods in their line, for sale.- ELLISON & CO.28, St.John Street.Quebec, 13th Aug.1856.DRY GOODS AT COST PRICE IsT SEPTEMBER.JAMES HEWITT & CO, 38, John\u2019s Gate.OUNTRY DEALERS supplied in their Wholesale Department oN THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.Their greatly increasing business bas caused them to make extensive additions to their premises ; this will enable them in keep a much LARGER AND RICHER Stock of Goods, which is now being selected in the European Markets for the Fall Trade.38, JOHN'S GATE, First Store inside the Gate.th August.1836.UNTIL the SHAREHOLDER?held at the Company\u2019s Montreal, on WEDNES TEMBER, One Thoupdnd Might Hundred and Fifty-six, at TWEL, o\u2019clock, NOON precisely, or the purpose gPreceiving ik Report from the Directors, and the transaction&efother Lusi- ness.: hid Company will be ices, in the City of (.the 3rd of SEP- By grder of the Directors, \u201d HN M, GR Asst.Scer Office /Montreal, August 2, 1856.FOR CHARTER., To any Port in Great Britain or Ireland.HE A 1 Brig ARGUS, 211 Tons, N.M.Apply to M.H.WARREN.Quebec, Aug.5th, 1856 FOR SALE.WO GANGS of RIGGING SUITAB for Ships of 1000 Tons,\u2014LeMon's TMAFUFAC TURE, \u2014it is decidedly the best Rope mes to this Market.\u2014A pply to ANDW.PARKE .Quebec Chambers.ON SALE.ORK\u2014 Mess, Thin Mess, Prime Mess, P Prime and Cargo.BEEF\u2014Smoked Shoulder: Upper Cunada Butter in Koi Ship\u2019s Breud No 1 and 2, Prices.WALTER C.HENDERSON, Quebec, 5th Aug.1856.} ontreal NCHORS 1 cwt, to 4 ewt.Chains, 1-2 in.9-16 and 5-Sfh For Sale by WM.HAMIIJTON.Quebec, June 5, 1856.__ SALT FOR SALE.2500 AGS LIVERPOOL SALT |\u201d ship * Shepherdess.y\u2019 Apply to ANDW.PARKE & CŒe Quebec Chambers.Quebec, 18th July, 1856.HE UNDERSIGNED has commenced business on his own account as COMMISSION MERCHANT & GENERAL AGENT, and is prepared te receive consignments of LUMBER, PRODUCE, AND OTHER GOODS.EDWARD LEMESURIER.Office :\u2014Commercial Chambers, St.Peter Street.QueMc, July 26th, 1856.WM.LAIRD & CO., FABRIQUE STREET, WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT REDUCED PRICES FOR THREE WEEKS LONGER! Quebec, 5th August, 1856.CHEAP PRINTS.GOOD PRINT DRESS for 1s.6d.worth 3s.5000 Yards Cambrie Prints from 6d, worth od WM.LAIRD & CO.Fabrique Street.Quebec, 5th August, 1856.WIRE FENCING.CHEAP and SOLID ARTICLE.ALSO, A fresh supply of SELF SEALING CANS, for preserving Fruit.le b For Sale bY /BNRY S.SCOTT.en Quebec, Aug.9th, 1856.WE NORTII WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF OSWEGO, N.Ÿ.THE undersigned is prepared to ISSUE POLICIES upon INCAND \\ - TION RISKS.\u2018 P Fer JOHN ANDERSON, JAgdi}, St.Per Street.Quebec, 5th June, 1856.OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORR.ARINE INSURANCES can be effected on application to A.FRASER CO, St.Paul Street, Quebee, 3rd April, 1866.| u MARINE INSURANCE.Orient Mutual Insurance Company of New York.PPLICATIONS for INSURANCE}-will be received by the undersigned, at No.9, Quebec Chambers, St.Peter Street.MEREDITH OGDEN.Quebec, May 22nd, 1856.ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY + OF LIVERPOOL.Capital, £2,000,000 Sterling.FIRE INSURANCES RE continued to be EFFECTED at MO DERATE RATES of PREMIUM.LOSSES udjusted in Quebec, aud PROMPTLY LIFE INSURANCE Algo effected on advantageous terms.FORSYTH, BELL & CO., Quebec, 21st Feby.1856.Agents.WANTED.FIRST RATE TURNER and IRON FINISHER.Apply to P.WHITTY, 79, Paul Street.LL No charge made for the Policy.Quebec, July 23rd, 1856! VV ANTED\u2014a competent ENGINEER, also a first rate SMITH, who has a general knowledge of Iron Work.Apply P.WHITTÆ 79 St.Paul Street.Quebec.12th July, 1856.3 r JOHN A.ELY, J NOTARY, OFFICE (\u2014DgaN\u2019s BuiLpinags, St.Peter Street.Quebec, 17th July, 1856.100 FOR SALE.EGS WHITE LEAD, from 25 to 300 lbs.each.\u2014AND\u2014 10 Puns.Jamaica Rum, 28 o.p.+ 5 Casks High Wiues, 50 0.p.2 Hhds.Scotch Whiskey.R.MITCHELL & CO.Quebec, 2nd August, 1856.THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.-] CHIEF CABIN PASBAGE.130 dollars.[13 SECOND CABIN Lane nee se .FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.CHIEF CABIN PASSAGE.110 dollars Seco:p Canin * , +, Go + The Ships from Boston \u20ac: Persia, Capt.Judkins, Arabia, Capt.Stone, ab Halifax.Canada, Capt.Lang, America, Cap.Wickman, @ Asia, Capt.E.G.Lott, Niagara, Capt.Ryrie, Africa, Capt.Shannon, Europa, Capt.Leitch.These Vessels carry a clear White Light at mast heed ; Green on starboard bow ; Red on port bow.Asia, Lott, N.York, Wednesday.20th Aug Canada, Laug, Boston, Wednesday, 27th * Africa, Shannon, N.York, Wednesday, 3rd Sept.Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesnay, 10th « Persia, Judkins, N.York, Wednesday, 17th \u201c\u201c Arabia, Svone, Boston, Wednesday, 24th Asia, Lott, N.York, Wednesday, lst Oct.Canada.Lang, Boston, Wednesday, Sth « Africa, Shannon, N.York, Wednesday, 156th © Niagara, Leitch, Boston, Wednesday, 22nd © Berths not secured until paid for.An experienced Surgeon on board.The owners of these Ships will not be account able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie Jewellery, Precious Stones or Metals, unless Bills of Lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.For Freight or Passage apply to E.CUNARD, ; 4 Bowling Green, New York.20thAuk., 1856.Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.NOTICE.LL Parties having claims against the Company\u2019s Steamers are requested to present the same at the Oflice of the ubdersigned Agents, before the departure of each Steamship.GEO.BURNS SYMES & CO.18th July, 1856.Agents.STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL & CANADA.Under contract with the Provincial Gov- erument of Canada for the CONVÉYANCE OF THÉ MAILS.rT hi HE « MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM- 1 SHIP COMPANY\u2019S\u201d» First-Class Powerful Screw Steamers Captain.Tons.Horse Pr.+ NorTH AMERICAN,\u2019 Grange, 1782, 360, « CANADIAN,\u201d Ballantine, 1764, 350, INDIAN,\u201d Jones.1764, 350, \u201c ANGLO-SAXON,\u201d McMaster, 1782, 350, Are intended to sail FORTNIGHTLY between LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC and MONTREAL as follows :\u2014 Frou Liverroon.[Frox QUEBEC.t CANADIAN © se INDIAN,\u201d © ANGLO SAXON,\u201d \u2018NORTH AMERICAN,\" \u201c CANADIAN,\u201d « IxpIAN,\u201d \u201c ANGLO SaxoN,\" « Now AMERICAN,\u201d « CANADIAN,\" Rates of Passage from Quebec to Liverpool : First Crass.£20 or $80 SrcoND Crass, .£15 or $60 THIRD CLASS.£7 108 or $30 A duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each essel.The above Farez do not include Wines or Liquors.Third Class Passengers must provide them- gelves with everything but Provisions, which will be supplied to them cocked.No Berths secured till paid for, For terms of Freight and further parliculars, apply lo GEO.BURNS SYMES & CO., Agents, Or to uebec ; EDMUNSTON, ALLAN & CO., Montreal ; ALLAN & GILLESPIE, Liverpool ; JAMES & ALEX.ALLAN, Glasgow ; MONTGOMERIE & GREENHORNE, CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT, TokoNTO, 24th July, 1856.HE undermentioned lots, whieh form a part of the Northern and Southern portions of the Island of St.Joseph, Lake Huron, will be offered at Public Auctlon, at the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, iu the Cit of Toronto, on MONDAY, the FIFTEENT SEPTEMBER next, at the hour of NOON.\u2014 Upset Jrice two shillings snd six pence per sacre ; one-fifth to be paid down at tbe time of Sale, the vemuinder by four yearly Instalments, with interest on each as it becomes due, or the Patents may issue so soon as the purchase money shall be paid up in full.The map of the Island may be inspected during the business hours, up to the day of Sale.À considerable portion of the Island of St.Joseph is of good quality, well timbered, and the soil is adapted for Agricultural purposes, and the waters srouud it abound with excellent fisheries, The mining regions will afford a favorable market for the surplus Agricultural produce raised upon the Island, which lies on the course of, and possceses stopping places for the Ameri- gen and Canudian Steamers proceeding to Sault e.Maric.CONCESSION A.Lot No.1 T4 Acres.: 3 119 4 150 7 121 9 133 11 94 13 94 17 100 19 100 56 186 » 58 210 60 200 62 178 64 184 66 167 68 201 70 300 HURON CONCESSION.19 100 NEEBISH CONCESSION.19 T3 CONCESSION B.: 112 5 108.7 nr 9 164 MIDDLE CONCESSION.7 100 9 100 CONCESSION ©.1 100 3 100 5 100 7 100 ¥ Il 190 13 159 15 162 17 128 19 140 21 167 2 118 + CONCESSION D.1 100 3 100 5 100 7 100 9 100 CONCESSION E 4 100 6 100 6 100 7 100 9 100 11 100 4 13 100 15 100 17 100 19 100 CONCESSION F, 1 100 3 100 5 100 f 7 100 9 0 11 00 13 100 15 100 17 100 19 100 CONCESSION G.1 100 8 100 5 100 7 100 9 _ 100 11 100 13 100 15 100 17 100 19 100 21 100 23 100 25 77 CONCESSION jV.+] 145 8 151 5 127 CONCESSION L 1 100 be 2 100 5 100 7 100 9 100 CONCESSION 2.1 100 8 100 5 100 7 100 9 100 CONCESSION 3.1 100 3 100 5 100 7 100 9 100 CONCESSION 4 1 100 3 100 5 100 7 100 9 97 CONCESSION 5.1 100 3 100 5 97 CONCESSION 6.1 190 - 8 190 CONCESSION 7.2 120 - 4 118 6 109 , 8 175 10 106 12 31 A 183 14 80 16 106 18 81 20 104 CONCESSION 8.1 100 3 100 5 100 CONCESSION 9.1 100 3 100 6 100 CONCESSION 10.1 100 8 100 5 100 CONCESSION 11 1 100 3 100 5 100 8 38 CONCESSION 12.1 10 8 100 5 100 7 106 CONCESSION 185.1 71 3 93 6 97 L A®~Newspapers authorised to insert the Crown ottnd advertisements will gopy this until the dky alle wi À London.Quebec, 26th July, 1856.New Room Paper, Paint, Glass and Oil Store, NO.59, ST.JOHN STREET, YHE SUBSCRIBER returns thanks to his friends and the Public in general for past encouragement, and begs to inform them that hie has REMOVED to No.59, Sr.Joux Srieer, (hop Iately occupted by his brother, C.Corneil, er,) where he has for sale, French, English, German and American Room Puperg, and Borders to match, also Window Glass, all sizes, English and German, Spirita Turpentine, Dr Brushes, &c.Paints in oil, Oils, olors, Putty, Whiting, 8.CORNEIL, Painter and Glazier.Quebec, July 22nd, 18586.ROOM PAPER.\u2014Now opening, direct from the Continent, 10 ASES PAPER HANGINGS, suitable for Drawing Rooms, Dining Rooms, Btdrooms, Pussages, &e., in Flock and Gold, Flock and White, Colored aug lnin, Onks.dark and light, Pine Ma , ground, &c., &o., which, f aud of design and owness of price, is not excyfie the city.\"5.CORNEIL.NOTICE.THE Steamer PRINCESS ROYAL leaves ST.ANDREW\u2019S WHARF, every THURSDAY MORNING, at 8o\u2019clock, for RIMOUSKI.This Boat lands passengers at BIC HARBOUR on FRIDAY MORNING and stops at the same place on the return trip early on SaTurpay Morning.Quebec, 5th August, 1855.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.= > \u2014 For the accommodation o FAR and FRIDAYS Stations, and and will leave gengers to rémain seven Lours in QY the same day.S.P.BIDDER.General Manadqr.c, 3th July, 1856, Morning Ténin for tains, Portland, ,| Stations at À || For 8t.Thomas, nt.\u2018| EXPRESS TRAIN td ston, and Jftermediute FN 6,40 A.M.2,00 P.M.ntreal IN FIVE for White' Mountains, Pd stopping overnight at Islafd FirstClass.,./.| .Mecond Class.For TWO 1e favorite Atlantic y ch, Chil- hder 12 and Servants, IlauKPrive ; n under 3, FREE.S.P.BIDDLY.; General MunaXer.Q c, July 80th, 1856.1m MERS.RITTER, \u2018 PIANISTE, Nu.104, dd (ént- mediately behind St.Johy, reh,) AN lake a few more Pupis on\u2018îhe Prano- Forte.TERMS MODERATE.Quebec, 24th July, 1856.CORNICES, CURTAIN BRANDS, &c.RICH ASSORTMENT of the above just opened, and for Sale by \u2019 J.SHAW, {.St.John Street, Upper Town, aud Sous-le-Fort St., Lower Town.Quebec, 12th July, 1856, UE For Sale by the Subscribers.ARRED CORDAGE 6} i fT Manilla do.6 w by WX Quebec, June 26, 1856.TO\u2018SHIP MASTERS, OWNERS, STEVEDORES, &c.HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to state that his large and superior stock of LOAD & GEAR has been refitted and repaired, und is now in good working order.In addition te the above stock the Undersigned bas on hand materials for discharging gencral cargo, railroad Iron, Ballast, &c.Any of the above materials can be sent by Int! or water, if required.The foregoing compri ses the most comp atock of Gear in the trade.Iron work on hand, made to order, and repair ed.! All orders executed with promptness aud pre- ble.WILLIAM WEBB, cision.jpæ-Terms Regso e 2 8% Shipsmith, Cape Cove Quebde, 2nd June, 1856.- Ape Bove Land and Mill Site for Sale, in the County of Saguenay.OT No.14, in Ranges 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, in the TOWNSHIP or CHICOUTIMI, comprising 384 \u201cAcres, y which 95 are under Cultivation, with HOU E, BARN, and STABLES, on the high road Yo Grand Bay.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 9 BUILDING LOTS of 1 acre each.in the Township of Chicoutimi ; with a MILL SITE on Rat RIVER, of about 130 feet fall.\u2014AL8O,\u2014 A MILL SITE on River Carrmou, in the Downship of Tremblay, of about 80 feet full; e whole in Free and Common Soccage.For further particulars, apply to : DAVID McLAREN, Chicoutimi, ) A.WALLACE, Land Agent, Place d\u2019Armes, - Orto \"Quebec, 2nd August, 1856.OFFICE AND SAFE TO LET.SMALL OFFICE, with Fire-Prool safu ; toilet, ih'Montreal Telegraph Company's .|:New Buildings, St.Peter Street.Apply on the pecpies 0 Lo ! \u201d Gao dh .Quobg Apr dth, 1856.ARLES L! GETHINGS, \u2019 .Advocate.Ge .Cal , IT bl Pa o Sie osiife dls a FRS \u2014 f ; 5 eS E THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1856.+ x i rt \u2014 \u2014 A = me eee - Tm TT No N MY.STORAGE AND WHARFAGE.SPIKES, BARIRON, &c., + NEW BOOKS, \"AGLE SE INSEE AN EE AA \u2018 ba co SO tat ELLIOT S |THE SUBS C RIB ER having taken the For Nale by the Subscriber : ALAD for the Soltary, by un Epieute\u2014 FAGLE LIFE ALE.HANCE COMPANY, hk st for House Building purposes, ror SALE, and made tu order at short 1.0tice Also, constantly on hand, a large supply of Tengued and Grooved Floor ing aud Roofing Boards, and Sawed Scantling of every description CORNER OF GRAND & BARRONE STREETS, ~T.ROCHS=, QUEBEC.tan Saw MAL - Doe Satat ang ; MANUFACTORY.Li -\u2014 \" A - i ers\u2019 Work To LET OR FOR SALE.Eligible Property for Sale.THE undersizned has been instrocted to DISPOSE (by private Sale) ofa LARGE t HIGHLY CULTIVATED PARM.situated = plac= called tbe Little River St.Charles.5 lee from the City, between the pro { CusRLES SHITH, E=q.,and that of BEIRs \"AY : tbe Farm contains 180, Arpents in ir vs.of which 3:ths are in fhe wiGuEsT T.ig oF CULTIVATION j\u2014it hus a frontage of at st lu arpeuts va the St, Charles snd i= inter- ected by the Turapike Roads skirting tLe northeru bank of that river : to- pother with the DWELLING HOUSE, Farm House, Barus, &c., theron ervct- ed.Tutte Harv ~~ TITLES INDIaPUTABL N.H.BOWEN.1 ats July 2ith.1856.TO LET, \u2014 WiL Tmmediate Possession : \u2014\u2014 14 \\ WELL-FINISHED One Story 4 BKICK DWELLING HOUSE, tn Fieury Street, St.Roch\u2019s, adjoining 1e prop.rty of Mr.Tuoxas SIMPSON.with Vene tan blhiads, Double Windows, &e., Se Gt ien tu the rear.\u2014Rent very moderate.N.H.BOWEN.aetee, 27th June, 1856.TO LET.Foi THE StMMER MONTHS : CONVENIENT HOUSE, No.35 LA Saint Ursule Street.adjoining Ma- DAME LEPINE's, With Water and Guz on tie premises and partly i VERY Mocerati.| N.H.BUWEN, N.P.Quebec, April 19h, 1856.TO LET, From Ist May next.= \"i WO comfortable, well finizhed kd, 1 HOUSES in St | Street, near Dris\u2019s Warehouse, ) having Gag and Water fniroduced : Qut-houses, &c.Rent £40 each.N.H.BOWEN, N.P.Quebec, 1st March, 1856.FO SALE.f= rTYHE HOUSE, with Coach House, HEH .Stables, &c., &c., and Four RL ores of Land, fronting on the South the St.Louis Road, and on the East the Belvidere Road.he T 0 Uottages adjuining tbe abuve property.uid frosting the Betvidere Road.will be sold »-parately or together, with one to two Acres of Luué rhe whole beld in Free and Common Focrage, Possession ist May next.Apply to ; ROBT.MITCHELI à C rois Et etl Quechee.28th Fel, 1856.PROPERTY FOR S3LE.23 (HE SUBSCRIBER offers for SA | sale, on FavoRABLE Terns, the occapied h valuable Block of Buildings partl C him, comprising two first class St ahd Dwel iszs da Buude Strect, and two DwE Houses où St, Anue Street.The whole in free und com mou sOCLAge.HENRY S.SCUTT.Quebre.Hh Feh., 1856 \u2019 TO LET, Wik Immediate Possession.fi YHAT Spleudid Two Story FIRE En BRICK HOUSE, Out-houses, Garden and depr-\u2018ructes.at the cqrner of Bel- vidtere und St.Louis Roads, com jig 6 Acres vf Lund.BOWEN.7 hi N.Quebec, 7th Foby.184586.T0 BE LET, 2 HAT First Class F1 IE BRICK HOUSE, Ko.47, C rande Altec load, with Coach House, mtable, &c.lately occupied : y Lieut-Col.IkVINE, containing 13 apartments.Apply to the proprietor, SAMUEL J.SHAW, Orto LANGLOIS & SHAW, Notaries, Quebec, 7th Feby.1856.TO LET, From 1st May next.TPPHAT comfortable STONE HOUSE, Out-Buildings, Yard on Claire Fontaine Street, néar the wud Garde n, French Cbureb, St.John\u2019s Suburbs, at present occupied by P.L.Moniy, Esq Quebec, 7th Feby.1856.TO LET fa \u2018N.H.BOWEN.HE OFFICES in ST.JAMES STREET occupied by the Yrusteex tau ue ol the QUEBEC TURNPIKE ROADS.Apply to J.PORTER.ç Sec'y.to Trustees.Quebce.5ta Feb., 1856.TO ET .& FF\\HE HOUSK,, No.2, CLAPHAM B À TERRACE.H.BO N., N.P.~8-W Quebec, 31st Jan., 1856.TO BE LET; From the 1st May next.fh hose well \u2018known ; exténsive iil premises in Champlain tStrect, recupied by Mr.Mabony.LANGLOIS & S s Quebec, 24th Jany.1056.FOR SALE =5à TPHE HOUSE on the St.Foy ] Road, at present occupied by the subscriber, with from 2 to 20 Aétes\u2019of Land.muted ate possession can be given.+ \u2014AL50\u2014 .BUILDING LOTS of 2 Acros and à fronting on tbe St.Foy, St.Lewis and Thornhill Rouds.The above Property is beld in Freé khd Com- mou Soccage, andBituatéd witbin a mile and » half of Quebec, 2-3rds of the purchuse money may remain on the property for & term of years, if required.0 OB ELL Quebec, Tané Sea.16h: 7 MATOH ' To Farriers and: Blacksrfiths ! For Sale or to Let on every fitvovable térms.HAL commodious tréé-sto T Brick Hou, situated in ah, gaillon Street, Paldce\u2019 ifor \u2018tHlaïyears occupied by Wm.Howard, asa \u2018Blacksmith\u2019s Sho, and Shocing Establishment, for which it was ex- + pressly built and is peculiar] .\u2014AL80,\u2014 \u2018The lot adjoluing, with à small Dwellin g-House thereon.N.H.BOWEN, N.P.1856, Quebec, 24th Jany., TO LET OR FOR SAL TO BE LET, From the Tao May ot, + = TY HAT Curnmodions Dali LSE Honse in Anne street, wlinin.ing the residence of GL 0), Stuart, Fe.Low cupied by Henry Benjamin.Jr.Esquir Apply ta LANGLOIS & SHAW.Queb-e, 24th Janv.1aôt.Notaries FOR SALE.ee NEL ERAL BUILDINGS in d'Ar- 0 tigny Street, St.Lewis Suburbs, \u2014 vale sold Cheap for cui, Or + ronstitut if desired.LANGLOISE \u20ac SHAW.Quebec, 23rd Feby.1%; LARGE Brick Building in =t.=: Û men Street, St, Lewis Suburt- qe in - suitable for a Sebo) Hous, , TO BE LET From the I~ Mav next.Apply tu LANGLOIS & SHAW, Notaries, Quebec, 24th Jauy.1556.HOUSE TO LET.From I< May next.= TE HOUNE occupied by the uni- EH dersigred in BUADE STREET provided wih Gas ang SS : \u20ac Water Closets.Bath Room.- HENRY =.Quote, Tah Jany,, Ia finest COUNTRY FUR 5SAL = ( NE ot the EH SEATS in the vicinity oi Quebec.I situate at Perrault» Hiil, known u- L'Asile Clampetre.comprising Gurdeu, well stocked with frit trees.and an extensive Op chard.together with a commodiou- House recent.1y fini-bed in modern style.The above atford> à SCOTT, E Wir a T I PENT RIGE was the Best Powder in use Tr Cleansing.Whit aiug std Preserving the Toth and Gams, but few think 0: tLe ECONU- MY of its umployient.It is by far the cheapest Powder or Preparation tor the Toth oitered to the Public.Each Box contains four times the usasl quus- ander in bs beves al the swe time the y of ail who have tried dt, in: Léritarie = et the Church.the Jude ns w-Hus Editers, Protes-ional mes.i, aad indeed all classes os, | That Eliot's Pentifrice is one of the | Safest most norevable und Effce- : tu, ein Bean a i Drentifices ever .' emploved vents the decay of the Teeth, sweeter the tes ath, renders the gums healthy.nad by its constant nse Toothache is avoided.Its Sale has already reached over 10,000 BOXES.Loreasing demand.It pre Toroxto, July 21st, 1856.Ge ution.Having used Elliott's Dentifrice jor some time.| can confidently recommend it as well calculated to cleanse and preserve the roth, «nd to hippart health and consistency to Tie Tune, I an.dear sir, Faithfully yours.Wo Adar Amax-on, DCL.Messie 5 0 Lyman & Co, Montreal, Du Reverendi-sine l'Eveque de Cydonus.et Co- wijuteur de Montreal.Montreal, 3 Nov.1856.Cette excellente poudre m'est counue par mon Xperienes personelle depuis plusieurs annees.Je ta trouve eminemment propre à produire l'et- fet desire, sans faire craindre pour les dents ou pour les gencives, les inconvenienis causes par v< poudres, où il #ntre des ingredients corrosifs.Duns l'occasion je me ferai un plaisir de la re- cotamsander \u2014Avec consideration, Messieurs, vol réconnuissant serviteur, \u2018 t Josepi, EVEQUE DE CYDONIA.A SUF.Lyman & Cie Place d'Armes, Montreal.Fach box hus the signature of the proprictors.S.J.LYMAN & CO.For Sale at all the principal Druggists throughout th: country.Québec.Aug, 1xth, 1556, ç TA R RA N TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION ND the Public.The attention of the Medical Profession and Public i= invited to the following preparation : TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT prepared on an entirely new principle, from a late and accurate analysis of the celebratrd SELTZER SPRING, IN GERMANY, combining ctlieacy, economy, and ,portability, with such additions and improvements as will he \u201c ax the property will be sold cheap.LANGLOIS & Quebec, 26th Jany.1556.TO BE LET.From the 1st Muy next.VHE Txwo-Btory Stone first rate opportunity fora protitable investment, 5 Ww, Noturies r Dwelling i House.near Clupbum Turrace, ud: = joining the residence of Mr.Jos.Larose.pm found muterially to increase its efficacy.This much estecmerl and bighly valuable preparation will not fail to efcetrally remove Dys- p*psia or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Headache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach, Costive- gess, Gout.Rheumatism, Loss of Appetite, Gravel, Nervous Debility.Nausea of Yomitiog, Affretions of the Liver.&¢., &e.\u2014 TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT CUBEBS AND CUPABIA.OF Apply to Re & SHAW.Quebre.24th Jahy.1655, Notaries.TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESS{ON.Ee YHORNHILL, the late residence Hi cf the Hon.F.Hisoks, wiih \u201cabout 30 Acres of Land aud a Garden to the highest sta ve of cultivation.Apply to J.BRADU=UAW, Esq.Manager U.C.Bank.or 0 , N.H.BOWEN Quebec, 51st Jan,, 1850.TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.LARGE FLAT of a Building, weil {À adapted for Storaze of Gouls, and conve- oiently situated in St.Peter Airvet.Apply at thie office.J 15th Nov.1855.LET.TO PRETTY COTTAGE.with Gur- tigi SN den.&e.in Scott Sigect, one deur trom the Graude Ai N.H.BOWEN.Quebec.26th Jany.1856.BOERHAVE\u2019S HOLLAND BITTERS NP.THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OIF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER Such as Indigestion, Acidity bf the Stomach.Colicky Pains.Heartburn, Logs of Appetite, Des pondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles.lo all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Aftec- tions, it hasin numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure.This is a purely vegetable compound.prepared on strictly scientific principles.after the manner of the celebrated Holland Professor, Boer.have.Because of its great success in most of the European States, its introduction into the United States was intended wore erpecially for those of our fatherland scatiered hefe and there over the face of this mighty country.Meeting with great success among them, I now offer it to the American ptblic, kdowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.It is particularly recommended to those per sons whose constitutions may buve been impaired by the continuous use of ardent spirits.or other forms of dissipation.Generally instantancous in effect, it finds its way directly to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the drooping spirit.and, in fact, infusing new health and viggr in the system.\u201cCAUT LON: The great popularily of this delightful Aroma\u2019 bas induced many imitations, which the public should guard \u2018against purthasing.Be not per- suadedito buy anything else until you have given Boerhave\u2019s Holland Bitters a fair trial.One hottle will convince you how infinitely superior it isto all these imitations si Sold at $1.00 per bottle, or six bottles for \u2018$500, by the sole propristars, : ii ito vn) DENJAMIN PAGR, En.&.CO., Manufacturing Pharmaceutista.d Chemists.Pittsburgh, Pa.Barnes & Park, New York, and by Druggisis and Merchants generally throughout the United States and Canadas.JOHN MUSSON & CO., Quebec.JNO.BURKE & CO., Montreal.17¢h April, 1856.WHARF and STORES ¢f Messrs.Price & Co, is prepared to giv ol very ressugable t MAT May 10th, 1556.NUTICE.HE UNDERSIGNED will not be respon- sibie tor any detts contracted iu thelr numie without ow welt no order bein @ produc dd therefore, HOOKER.JAQUES du.Furwaiders, Quebec.26th April.1538.QUEBEC AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.THEW HWY ARREN.DEPusITORY AT Mrs COCHRANES, No.53, ST.JouUN STREEF, AND AT R.MIDDLETON'S BOOK STORE, Mous- TAIN NTHEEY.A LARGE supply ui BIBLES and TESTA MENTS constantly on hand, comprising a great variety of Types and Bindings.adaptod for Pulpits, Famili->.Schools, Xv.ju tbe tol lowing languages, viz.: \u2014 CNGLISH, | Dantsu, Frexcii (including De