Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 22 septembre 1851, lundi 22 septembre 1851

[" i AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.YOLUME XLIII.MONTREAL, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1851.NUMBER 175.HOUSES, &c.FOR SALE OR TO LET.MT 0 LE T\u20141st.A most commodious DWELLING HOUSE, lacing Royal Square, Sorel, with Garden and Oilices attached.2nd.Another HOUSE, Garden and Offices, facing King Street, leading to Government Cottage.The latter may be purchased unreasonable terms.Rent £25.Apply to J.G.CREBASSÀ, N.P.Sorel.June 24.\t98 TO LET.\u2014A First Class Three-Story CUT STONE HOUSE, No 114, Craig Street.Apply to' R.CAMPBELL & CO.25, St.François Xavier Street.June 2T\t101 TO LET IN HAMILTON\u2014On Lease for Seven years\u2014A first rate Stand for any Business\u2014No.7 James Street, opposite the Market and near the new Post Office.Rent, £100 per annum.Apply, postpaid, to RYAN & CO., 75 Yonge Street, Toronto.August 8.\t137 l u RET.\u2014One ol the best OKoCERY ram .Mr\\r« \u2022 .1 \u2022 r- New Turkey Pulled Figs 250 boxes ) 10 caroteels New Patras Currants 25 barrels Fresh Walnuts 20 bags Barcelona Nuts LEMESURIER, ROUTH & CO.July 10.112 THE Subscriber, while respectfully announcing to his friends, customers, and the public generally, that he has REMOVED from his former place of business (St.François Xavier Street,) to those Central Premises, fronting Notre Dame Street and Place d\u2019Armes, begs to say, that lie has on hand avery Choice Assortmentof GOODS, imported this Spring, which he can with every safety recommend to Purchasers as being fresh and very select, comprising\u2014 Teas, in all varietytiof packages Coffees, Sugars, Fruits, Spices Pickles, Ketchups, Sauces, Meats Capers, Sardines, Olives, Mustard Salad Oils, Rice, Barley, Sugar Arrowroot, Farina Corn Starch London Sperm and Belmont Candles English and Montreal Soaps, &c.&c.Together with almost every article generally kept in the line, suitable for Families or otherwise, too much to enumerate.\u2014also\u2014 Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines Champagne, Hock and Claret, of various brands \u201c Islay Dew,\u201d Dark and Pale Brandy, Hollands, and Very Old Jamaica Rum, Porter and Scotch Ales, &c.&c.For Sale low by NEIL McINTOSH, Place d\u2019Armes.June 26.\t100 TONS No.1 Gartsherrie Pig Iron 35 Tons Axe Iron, assorted sizes For Sale by M.BABCOCK, No.34 McGill Street.Montreal, July 4, 1851.\t107 K' ELLY\u2019S PURE COD LIVER OIL.~ WILLIAM LYMAN & CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 IMPORTANT TO SNUFFERS.J Imported Snuffs, in lli> and yfAs packages, Lead, of the following Choice Brands :\u2014 \u201cLe Grand Cardinal\u201d \u201cSt.Omer\u201d \u201cFine Marion\u201d \u201cLa Violett\u201d.The above Snuffs are particularly recommended to connoisseurs.Some of the same kind was recently sold at the late Earl of Harrington's sale in London, at £2 10s.Stg.per tij.JOHN LEVEY.August 26.\t152 For sale\u2014 Bar Iron, Swedes, English, Scotch & Refined Tin Plates, IC, IX, IXX,DC, DXX, SDX Canada Plates, Galvanized Sheet Iron Stoves, \u201c Straton\u2019s\u201d and \u201c Durie Foundry\u201d Pig Iron, Potash Kettles Sheet, Hoop and Band Iron, Anchors Sheet and Pig Lead, Zinc, Block Tin Cut Nails, Galvanized and Iron Spikes, Horse Nails Lead an3 Composition Pipe, Shot Glass, English and German Sheet White Paints, Dry White and Red Lead Linseed Oil, Whiting; Soda Ash Bottles\u2014wine, oil, soda water, claret, &c.Glassware, Fluted, Pressed and Plain PORT WINE, GIN, RUM.PHILIP HOLLAND.Sept.3.\t159 SALT\u2014Cadiz and Liverpool, in hags, barrels and bulk\u2014afloat and in store\u2014for sale by PHILIP HOLLAND.Sept.3.\t159 jpoit SALE- NOTICE.ALL persons having claims against the vacant Estate and succession of the late THOMAS BULACE ROBERTS, in his life time of the City of Montreal, Trader, are hereby notified to eend in the same to the undersigned, Curator to the said Estate and succession, at the office of John Helher Isaacson, Notary Publie, at the said City of Montreal, without delay, and all persons indebted to the said Estate and succession are here, by requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned.JOHN RENSHAW, Curator.Montreal, Feb.27, 1851.lam 20-25 0N SALE\u2014 Pale and Dark COGNAC BRANDY, in hhds and qr casks, Free or in Bond, of various brands Very Old do in Bottle Bordeaux Vinegar in hhds and qr casks Belmont Candles Tobacco in boxes and halves, 5\u2019s, 8's and 16\u2019s \u2014ALSO\u2014 200 dozrn superior Bottled Wines, consisting of Port, Madeira, Sherry and Clarets.C.B.RADENHURST, 10, St.Sacrament Street.June 28.\t102 liCatber.FOR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 4 cases French and English CalfSkins] 6 bales\tdo in Rough 4 bales Bazils 10 dozen Patent Calf 12 do Enamelled Seal Skin 80 Dressing Hides OGILVY & CAMPBELL.June 16.-\t91 West India Produce, &c.rpHE Subscribers have just received\u2014 100 bbls3 )\tMuscovado Sugar 30 boxes White\tdo 150 bags Fine Green Coffee Barrels Cod Oil, barrels No.3 Mackerel, (large) Boxes Preserved Lobsters, kegs Ginger Boxes Composition Candles, (superior) \u201cMott\u2019s\u201d Broma and Prepared Cocoa Do and \u201cFerguson\u2019s\u201d No.1 Chocolate And daily expected per Barque \u201cGaione,\u201d from Havana-Ill puncheons) 110 tierces\t> Retailing Molasses 30 barrels\t) For Sale by J.k J.MITCHELL, 2, Lemoine Street.Sept.5, 1851.161 Sugars, Refined, Crushed, Bastards Twankay, Y'oung Hyson, Imperial and Black Teas Brandy, \u201cMartel's\u201d ; Gin, \u201cDeKuypers\u2019 indigo; Aiauras ana Manilla Ginger.Nutmegs, Caraways, Sago Castor Oil, Saits, Alum Liquorice, Cloves, Saltpetre Olive Oil, Sperm: Çand'es, Porter Starch, LescheFs and Patent Pimento, Pepper, Cassia Tapioca, C urrants, Raisins Coffee, Sugar Candy, Brimstone Saleratus, and a variety of other Articles Putty, Montreal Tobacco Pipes \u2014also,\u2014 Linseed Oils Paints, Dry Leads Whiting, Copperas, Venetian Red Paints of all Colors, Painters\u2019 Colors Black Lead, Lampblack, Paris \u2019White Window Glass, assorted And other articles.JESSE JOSEPH.September 3.\t dddd\u2014159 W VNTKSI.WANTED\u2014A SITUATION for a YOUNG MAN of 16 years of age, who is now in a Mercantile Office, where he has been for the past 18 months.His employers can give him a strong recommendation.For names of parties or other particulars, apply at this Office.Sept.19.\t173 WANTED\u2014A competent person, who is part- ly occupied otherwise, to write up a sett of Books.Apply at this Office.Sept.19.\t173 NEW BOOKS.ANTED.\u2014Three or Four Bread or Biscuit BAKERS can find employment, by apply- DENIS LEDUC, No.48, St.Elizabeth Street.Sept, 18.\tm\u2014172 w ing to WANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014A LAD to deliver a round of the Daily Herald.Apply at the Herald Office.Sept.16.170 WANTED by a Young Man\u2014A SITUATION in a Mercantile Establishment, as BOOKKEEPER or SALESMAN.The best references can be given.Apply at the Herald Office.Sept, 16.\t\u2018\t170 w A :v\trst-rare \u201ccoon:.- ¦\u2018\u2019I'jpit.i.f -o the.Herald Office.September 13.168 W1 jpOR SALE- ANTED\u2014A HOUSEMAID who understands Sewing, Washing and Ironing : none hut a Protestant need apply.Enquire at this Office.Sept.8.163 Til 7\"ANTED\u2014A stout and smart LAD, who V » understands serving table, and who is willing to make himself generally useful.Application to be made at the Herald Office.Sept.4.NFW BOOKS.JUST RECEIVED by Express:\u2014 J Lewis Arundel, complete Part 3 of Lewis Arundel Lord and Lady Harcourt, or Country Hospitalities, by Catherine Sinclair Memoir of the Rev.W H Hewitson, late Minister of the Free Church at Dirleton, by the Revd.John Baillie, Linlithgow Family Worship, a Series of Prayers for every Morning and Evening throughout the Year, by one hundred and eighty Clergymen of Scotland.A Commentary on the Book of Leviticus, with Practical Notes by the Rev.Andrew Boner A Lamb from the Flock, by the Rev.S.H.Tyng The American and Foreign Christian Union for September A General Theory of Bridge Construction, by Herman Haupt, A.M.For Sale by B.DAWSON, No.2, Place d\u2019Armes.September 1A\t170 To Teachers, Parents and Dealers.JUST Received at Sadliers\u2019 Cheap Cash Book Do Do For sale\u2014 TJ 150 London pickles and sauces\u2014 Millington\u2019s Mixed Pickles Do\tGherkins Do\tOnions Do\tPicaiily Assorted Pickles and Sauces in cases, \u201c Mul-tum in Parvo\u201d.Napoleon Sauce Soyer\u2019s Relish \u2014also,\u2014 London Double Superfine Mustard WILLIAM LYMAN k CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 UMMING\u2019S DENTAL TOILET SETTS in cases, containing Premium Tooth Wash, Dentifrice and Tooth Brush, complete.WILLIAM LYMAN k CO., 194 and 196 St.Paul Street.June 24.\t98 ËNNŸLÎND\u2014 Rimmels Jenny Lind Cl TEAS\u2014Twankay, Fine Hyson Twankay, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial, Souchong, Ningyong, Congo, ke.SUGARS\u2014Loaf, Crushed Loaf, German Crushed, Muscovado COFFEE\u2014Green and Roasted OILS\u2014Bleached Whale, Linseed (Raw and Boiled), Cod (do), Salad (in bottles) PAINTS\u2014Imperial (in tins), No.2 and 3 White Lead, Green, Blue, &c.GLASS\u2014German Sheet and Crown, assorted sizes NAILS\u2014Wrought and Cut LIQUORS\u2014Gin, Brandy, Wine, Spirits, Whiskey, &c.&c.Rice, Barley, Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Saltpetre, Saleratus, Chocolate, Vinegar, Starch, Raisins, Currants, Ink, Pipes, Tobacco, kc.\u2014ALSO\u2014 SALT\u2014in Bulk, Barrels and Sacks 200 chaldrons GRATE COALS.D.MACDONALD, Jit.& CO.No 7, Lemoiue Street.Sept.9.\t________164 Bar Iron, Pig Iron, Sheet Iron Hoop Iron, Refined Iron Pig Lead, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Cast Steel, Spring Steel, Blister Steel Tin Plates, Canada Plates, Block Tin Copper, Copper Bottoms, Cut Nails Wrought Nails, Spikes, Chains Spades and Shovels, Shot, assorted JESSE JOSEPH.September 3.\tdddd\u2014159 JUST OPENED and for Sale\u2014 TWO CASES HAVANA SEGARS, well worth the attention of Connoisseurs.E.LAMONTAGNE, August 27.\t153 THE Subscribers, in additiou to the CHAMBLY and SHERBROOKE MANUFACTURES, have in Store and landing from various Vessels in Port\u2014 Blue, Black, and Brown Beavers Double-faced Rifle and Brown Felt Cloths Heavy Drab Felt Cloths Plain and Mixed Whitney Cloths Plain and Fancy Mixed Pilots Fancy Doeskins and Check Beavers Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cloakings Together with a General Assortment of Foreign Goods.\u2014also,\u2014 60 cases Satinetts 20 do Superfine Grey Cloths 100 bales American Grey Cottons 50 do Cotton Yarn 60 do Ticks, Stripes and Denims Wadding, Batting, Wicking, kc.kc.SEYMOUR k WHITNEY.Sept.10.\t____________ 165 WANTED\u2014An intelligent BOY, between 13 and 16 years of age, who has agood English education, as an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING BUSINESS.Apply at the Herald Office.August 8.\t137 WA N T E D\u2014FOUR or FIVE experienced WAITERS for Donegana\u2019s Hotel.June 20.\t95 WANTED\u2014A smart active LAD, about 12 or 14 years old.Apply at the St.Lawrence Hall.June 17.\t92 ANTED\u2014A lew YuUNG MEN of good * » address, to Canvass lor several popular Illustrated Standard and Miscellaneous Works, now in course of publtcat on by John Talhs & Co., London.Ladies, Gentlemen and Families generally, would do well to reserve their orders till called upon by our agents, as a variety nt splendid Engravings will be given subscribers Gratia.R.KENNEDY, Agent.34,St.Charles Barromée Strict.Mon\u2019real.Mav 28.1851.75 Man, who to drive an Ice Cart.SAVAGE & CO.62 w ANTED\u2014A steady and active eon read and write A Mav 13.I,'OR sale by the Subscribers\u2014 1.Bbls Prime Fresh No.3 Mackerel catch of 1851 Hf do\tdo \u2019\tBbls Prime No.1 Herrings t\tDo\tNo.2 do Quintals of Dry Codfish Boxes Smoked Herrings JAMES GORDON & CO.August 2.132 do do do ROSIN\u2014150 brls Strained WHITING\u2014100 casks RorSale by TORRANCE une 19 k BUSTEED.94 HOE\u2019S Cast Steel Circular & Cong Saws.THE Subscribers manufacture from the best cast steel, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two inches to live feet diameter.These Saws are carefully hardened and tempered, and are ground and finished by machinery designed expressly for the purpose, and are therefore much superior in truth and uniformity of surface to those ground in the usual mauner.They require less set, less power to drive them, and are not so liable to become heated, and produce a saving in timber.They also manufacture Cast Steel MILL, PIT and CROSS-CUT SAWS and BILLET WEBS, of superior quality, all of which they have for sale at their Warerooms, Nos.29 aud 31, Gold Street, New York, or they may be obtained of the principal Hardware Merchants in the United States and Canada.R.HOE & 00.Printing Press, Machine and Saw Makers, 29 and 31, Gold Street The following extract is front a report made by a committee of scientific and practical gentlemen, appointed by the American Institute : \u201cYour committee are of unanimous opiaion, that in the apparatus invented by Mr.R.M.Hoe, for grinding saws, he has displayed great ingenuity aud tact in the adaptation of machinery to the production of results in the manufacture ot saws, which may with propriety be denominated the ne plus ultra of the art\u201d.Publishers of Newspapers who will insert this advertisement three times, with this note, and furward us a paper, containing the same, will be paid in printing materials, by purchasing four times the amount of their bill for the advertisement.New York, July 22,1851.__ 6m DC 125 SP-il^G IMPORTATION.Sîîîts, Woollesis, linens, and Cotton Goods.TIIS Subscr\u2019ber is receiving by the different vessel^ in Port, a general/assortment oi the above, from Loudon, Manchester, Glasgow, New York and Boston.JEAN BRUNEAU, 140, Notre Dome Street, and 7, St.Josepli Street.May 23.\t71 250 Boxes iia5> onr Saving Soap, FROM MESSRS.KENDALL & CO.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LONDON HAT WAREHOUSE, 93, Notre Lame Street, THE Subscriber is now receiving his Spring Importation of English, French and American Silk and Velvet Nap HATS, together with a large assortment of CONGRESS, ¦UNION, KOSSUTH, and JENNY LIND\u2019S.-ALSO- Children\u2019s EXMOUTH'S, ALFRED\u2019S and FORRESTER\u2019S, well worthy the attention of the Ladies.Owing to the great improvement in the manufacture of these goods, the subscriber is enabled \u2018o sell.Wholesale and Retail, at prices considerably under last year.Intending purchasers would do well to examine 'his Stock prevu ns to buying elsewhere, in which will be found every article requisite for Gentlemen\u2019s, Youth\u2019s and Children\u2019s Head Dresses, of the most modern shape and texture.Wholesale Terms, Liberal JNO.HENDERSON.Mav 8.\t58 THIS Article is SUPERIOR to any SOAP yet made, for its powerful cleansing properties, aud in actual value FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER titan any SOAP iu use.It is the only Article bearing the name of LABOUR SAVING SOAP that does not injure clothing by washing, and has consequently gained the FIRST PREMIUMS at every Fair it has been exhibited at.The 1st Premium from the American Institute, New York, a Silver Medal.The 1st Premium from the Franklin Institute Pennsylvania, a Silver Medal.The 1st Premium from the Worcester County Mechanics\u2019 Association, a Silver Medal.One trial will satisfy the user that no article of the kind has any comparison to it, and is much used for the ToUet.For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by \u2019 J\tT.S.SUTHERLAND, Agent for the Canadas.July 3.\t______________10B HATS! GIBB & CO.have received their usual supply of LON DON VELVET NAP HATS oi the latest West End Shapes.May 10.PAINT, OIL, AND GLASS STORES, (58 and 60, McGill Street.) ramsay & mcarthur HAVE now on hand, a largo supply of\u2014 Paris Green Gold Leaf and Bronze Artists\u2019 Tools and Colors Glaziers\u2019 Diamonds Japanned Tin laics Refined Lamp Black Varnishes Fireproof Paint and Roman Cement Which they offer at moderate prices.April 29.\t51 GIBB & CO.Have received a tun supply of goods for SUMMER WEAR ; \u2014 TuSETHEU WITH\u2014 A complete assortment of GENTLEMEN\u2019S HABERDASHERY, selected iu the LONDON MARKET.May 22.\t70 Do Do June 24.Royal Irish Cheswick Bouquet WILLIAM LYMAN k CO., 194 and 196 St, Paul Street.98 F OR SALE- 25 barrels Fine PALE SEAL OIL CARTER, KERRY & CO., St.Paul Street.June 28.\t102 EARTHENWARE.HE Subscriber has received a further supply THE 8 of- 8ERVANTS WANTED\u2014Srveral MEN SERVANTS as Winters are wanted tin mediately.Apply at the Sr.Lawrence Hall or at Mr.Compain\u2019s, Place d\u2019Armes.April 3.\tdo DR- Ç4 UNPOWDER\u2014 500 kegs Blasting, Fo, FF, FFF k Canister For Sale JESSE JOSEPH.September 9.\t_________________d\u2014164 JUST RECEIVED\u2014 20 barrels Salmon 100 quintals Table Codfish 150 - do Small do And for Sale by JOHN WHYTE.September 16.\t170 NOTICE.Dr.S.P.Townsend\u2019s Sarsaparilla.rjIHE GENUINE will in future have Dr.Ciiil-L ton\u2019s Certificate, on green paper, pasted on the wrapper.ALFRED SAVAGE k CO.Notre Dame Street, Wholesale Agents for Canada.August 23.\t150 ETNEyV RAINS, Wholesale and Export Oruggists, 50, Harrington Street, North John Streel, LIVk BPOOL .Have appointed G.MURRAY JARVIS, their sole Agent in Canada.THE Subscriber having been appointed Sole Agent in Canada, to Messrs.KDN EY and RAINS ot Liverpool, England, is prepared to receive orders lor alt description ul DRUGS, SI R UIGAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds, and ot the finest quality, Tincture Presses, Apothecary Scales and Weights, Mortars, Measures, Labels, Pill Boxes, Peri.tuiery.&c.&c.,and to supply the same upon the most reasonable Terms.G.MURRAY JARVIS, Commission and General Agent, Liddeli\u2019s Buildings, Church Streer Toronto, Mav 26, 1851.\t77 FOR SALE-50 bales 30 20 10 do do do May 23, 1851.Blankets.7 Point Mackinaw\u2019s 3, 4, 5 and 6 Points, heavy Best, Rose, Whitney and Bath Blown and Grey Horse Cuvera JEAN BRUNEAU.71 Notice to Importers & Exporters.PjjpHE uriderstgneu at NEW YORKand BOS-A TON, will, on the most favorable terms, take charge, pass at Custom House, and forward MERCHANDISE intended for UPPER or LOWER CANADA.\u2014 ALSO,\u2014 Attend to the Shipment or Selling of Cana* dian produce passing through either of the above cities.They have also a branch of their establishment at LIVERPOOL engaged in a general Shipping and Commission business.Advances made on Consignments.HARNDEN & CO., 50, Broadway, New York.99, State Street, Boston.6, Cook Street, Castle Street, Liverpool.May 26.\t73 Bags.POR SALE\u2014 Best Canadian Linen FOR SALE by the Subscribers\u2014 Twankay, Hyson Twankay.Young Hyson, Old Hyson, Gunpowder, Orange S Ptkoc, Congou and Souchong-Teas, in chests, ht chests and catties Refined Loaf Sugar, \u2019\u2022 McPhi- s\u201d Zante Currants, Sugar Candy Ë I Rice, Bermuda Arrowroot, Sago, Chicory Nutmegs, Ctoves, E I Root Ginger Ground Ginger in tins.Black Pepper, double Sifted Wtx & Sons\u2019 Best Mustard, in 4 lb jars Coleman\u2019s\tdo\tdo, and in lib and J lb bottles Leseher\u2019s, Coleman\u2019s, Glenfield, and White Brother\u2019s Starch Coleman\u2019s Satin Glazed Starch Thumb, Queen\u2019s and Watcrlord Blues, superior Davidson\u2019s Table Salt, in drums and cases Baity So Go\u2019s Fine Mixed Pickles, Sauces, and Sardines Freeman & Co\u2019s and Hibbart\u2019s Porter, pints and quarts Fine Old Scotch Whiskey, in puns and qr cks Liverpool Soap, Brown Windsor do Printers\u2019 Ink.Black Lead, Bath Bricks, Oakum Copperas, Lamp Black, Brimstone, Alum Crystal ol Soda, Carbonate of Soda, Epsom Salts Saltpetre, Magnesia, Bottle Wax, assorted colors, and Wine Bottles Paints, viz , White Lead, No.1, 2, 3, Bright Yellow, Brunswick Green and Black, Dry, White, and Red Lead, in qr cks Putty, & Olive Oil, in butts and qrcks, Boiled Linseed and Cod Liver Otis Digby Herrings, Sounds, in hf brls Split and Unsplit Herrings, and other Articles.JAMES GORDON & CO.June 13.\t89 FOR SALE, ex \u201c Hapso,\u201d from Iviza\u2014 Port Wine, in pipes and qr casks Hard and Soft Snell Almonds Shelled Almonds, in boxes Castile Soap, Olives, Capers Alicant Mats, Nos.1, 2 and 3 THEODORE HART.July 2.\t105 BROCATEEEES, CORNICES &C.THE Subscribers have just opened their SPRING SUPPLY of FRENCH and GERMAN GOODS, comprising the choicest assortment of BROCATELLES, SATINS DE LAINE, SATIN DAMASKS, WORSTED AND UNION DAMASKS, CURTAIN LOOPS, FURNITURE FRINGES k GIMPS, &c.kc.\u2014ALSO\u2014\u2022 A splendid lot of FRENCH CORNICES; All of which they are prepared to dispose of at much lower prices than heretofore.MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, &c., in Boards, Plank and Veneers, at their Premises, St.Germain Street.THEIR STEAM ÏHLL being in complete operation, they are enabled, as usual, to do any amount of SAWING, TURNING, PLANING, kc.kc., for the Trade.J.& W.HILTON, 17, Great St.James Street.Montreal, June 14, 1851.\t90 CHINA AND EAHTHENWAEE, by the \u201c Catherine\u201d, \u201cBriton\u2019s Pride\u201d, \u201cMariner\u201d, and other vessels, which he offers at very low prices.A.BOURNE, No 120 St.Paul Street, Comer of St.Gabriel Street.June 23.\t_\t_______________97 Staple and Taney Dry Goods, Wholesale A CHUlCE and Extensive assortment, personally selected by one of our firm in the principal Manufacturing Diatricta, expeetedby the earliest arrivals from Sea\u2014which, together with our present Stock, we are prepared to offer on the most liberal terms for cash or approved credit.R.CAMPBELL &.CO.April 24.\t49 Df T Best Twilled Beat Forfar Beal Osnaburgh May 23, 1851.do do JEAN BRUNEAU 60 Removal.THE Subscribers have removed to No.152.Saint Paul Street, opposite the Hotel Dieu Nunnery.BERNARD, HARKIN & Co.\u2022 May 6.\t56 BOSTON PIANO FORTES.HE Subscribers have just opened for in- __ spection, a Consignment of PIANO FORTES, from the justly celebrated Manufactory or Lemuel Gilbert, Boston, to which they invite the attention of Amateurs and intending purchas ers.The STOCK comprises Six and Seven Octaves, Large and Small Scale, Boudoir and Square Styles; and will be found on examination the finest and most varied assortment of Superior In struments ever offered in this city.J.B.SMITH & CO\u201e 201, St.Paul Street.December 12.1850.\t235 'CHOCOLATE\u2014Plain and Sweetened, for sale j by the Subscribers : a first-class article.BENJ.WORKMAN k CO July 24.\t124 N OW LANDING, AND FOR SALE\u2014 do Finest MarHI,\u201d \" J\u201d-\u2019 Pale and Browt DOUBLE REFINED SUGAR, 10 and lit Loaves WHITE BASTARDS BRANDIES, \u201cJ & J.Hennessey &.Co GIN, \u201c J DrKuyptr &.Sun\u201d LONDON PORTER, Pints and Quarts ZANTE CURRANTS, in Caroteels OLIVE OIL BELMONT SPERM CANDLES MADRAS INDIGO NUTMEGS, No.1 ROOT GINGER LIQUORICE DRY WHITE ami RED LEADS SHOT, Assorted Numbers SALTPETRE LESCHSR\u2019s STARCH LIVERPOOL SOAP, &c.&c.&c.DAVID TORRANCE.May 16.\t65 13 RY GOODS.\u2014The Subscribers are now receiving ex \u201c Toronto,\u201d \u201d City of Hamilton,\u201d \u201c Albion,\u201d \u201cCaledonia,\u201d Catherine,\u201d JX> JD« \u2018co'co%-''Wco CO Ot to CO CD Co -T Ut rf*- -Ï >-1 © to © OO Ü» to CO t\u20141 to co CO C7A © J-* © JD _GO JD> 'cn'co'*t\u2014'br to \u2014-T ?\u2014'kOCDrf-** ft- tO Qt rf*- tO CO © 00 CO © O © CD CT JO CO ©_CO J-T ©'lo t\u2014* © tf*- \u2014Y CO to CO t\u2014* -Yocnuirf*- © CD © \u2014Y © lo ~b> *-i'bo'b> © © © «-Y OO )-* I\u20141 O tft.CO to to t-» J-'.P.tO \u2018©'©'bo co © to © © JO CO ©'ui'bt \u2014Y ^ tfi.I\u20141 CD CO STEAMBOATS, &c.Hooker & Holton\u2019s Through Line.THE Steamer ENGLAND, Graham, Master, will start for TORONTO, HAMILTON and Intermediate Ports, on MONDAY the 22nd inst., at SIX o\u2019clock, P.M.Superior accommodation for Cabin and Deck Passengers.For freight or Passage, apply to HOOKER & HOLTON.Sept.20.\t.174 THROUGH FREIGHT LINE.174 ST.ANDREW\u2019S HALL.(LATE ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH,) St.Peter Street.OPEN EVERY NIGHT, FOR A SHORT SEASON, BAYNE\u2019S CELEBRATED SERIES OF GIGANTIC PANORAMAS, ENTITLED A Voyage to Europe, EMBRACING Magnificent Views of Boston, its Harbour, Halifax, the Atlantic, River Mersey Liverpool, the CRYSTAL PALACE OF THE' WORLD'S FAIR, Westminster Abbey, LONDON, from the Thames, passing under the Bridges, and ending with a magnificent View of THE THAMES TUNNEL, brilliantly illuminated; and both banks of the beautiful RIVER RHINE.iCr\u2019An exhibition every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at THREE o'clock.Admission Is.3d.; Children under 12 years of age, half-price.Doors will open at 6JX o\u2019clock ; Panorama to -Tnrw' P{?Up U!4 o\u2019clock.Sept.17.\t171 rpHE Steamer WESTERN MILLER, M'Grath, (EiOlüilvii Jl 1 IjIjTiIv, ItlvTnAIM, Master, will leave the Subscribers' Wharf for the above Ports, on TUESDAY the 23rd inst., at Noon.For Freight or Passage, apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE & CO.Canal Wharf.Sept.19.\t173 Oysters and Clams.TUST RECEIVED at the SHAKSPEARE INN, J a supply of OYSTERS and CLAMS in shell.GEORGE LULHAM.Sept.20.\tm\u2014174 Fresh New Fork Oysters.JUST RECEIVED\u2014A Fresh Supply of NEW YORK OYSTERS, in the Shell.F.FRANCISCO, St.Denis Street.Sept.18.\tm\u2014172 UPPER CANADA.The Removal\u2014Positive orders have been issued to all the departments of Government, to close in Toronto, on Saturday next, the 20th September, and it is expected that they will be open for the transaction of business in Quebec by the 1st of October.The subordinates in the departments will proceed at once to Quebec, but the Heads will take their swing, electioneering otherwise, as may best suit them.Lord Elgin may be obliged to remain in Upper Canada, on account of the House purchased for His Excellency at Quebec, not being habitable at present.The Government, such as it is, Chief Heads, and subordinates, will soon be pretty well scattered.but the people will have to pay all the enormous ex penses, look out for that !\u2014Toronto Colonist.Provincial Exhibition.\u2014We beg to call the attention of our readers at a distance to an advertisement in this day\u2019s issue, by which it will be seen that with a view to secure ample accommodation for strangers visiting Brockville during the holding of the Provincial Exhibition in the month of September next, and to enable such to remain together during their stay, Mr.Williams of Rochester, the gentleman who is to supply the Tents for the Provincial Association, will be prepared to let out family or party tents, capable of holding from 200 to 8 or 10 persons respectively at moderate terms, which may be learned either on application to the Proprietor or D.Wylie, Secretary of the Local Committee here.These Tents being perfectly watertight, and possessing every requisite for comfort, are fully qualified to answer the purpose of any ordinary building, and parties engaging them would only require to add a few cooking utensils, Buffalo robes, &c., to make their temporary home complete.We would recommend early application.\u2014Brockville Recorder.Inquest.\u2014An Inquest was held by W.H.Benson, Esq., Coroner, on Monday evening, on the body of a man (name unknown) found under the following circumstances :\u2014It appers that Mr.Alex.Fraser\u2019s servant discovered this man, on Sunday morning sleeping in Fraser\u2019s hay loft, and on telling him that he should not stay there, he said he would sleep another hour, and then go.\u2014 In the afternoon he again saw him, and asked him if he were not gone yet, when he said something about going down in the Bytown boat.The matter escaped the servant\u2019s memory, till on going up into the loft on Monday evening, he found the man dead.There were no papers or other tokens about him to lead to any information as to who he was.\u2014He was dressed in good laborers\u2019 clothes, and might be about 30 years of age.Verdict\u2014Died from destitution and exposure.\u2014 British Whig.F.MACCULLOCH, Cashier.City Bank,\t) Montreal, 30th August, 1851.$\t175 Fall Importations.HOUGHTON & MAY 182, St.Paul Street, IMPORTERS OP ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN SILK AND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES, OFFER FOR SALE THEIR NEW STOCK for the FALL TRADE, RECEIVED AND ARRIVING BY THE CITY OF HAMILTON, GREAT BRITAIN, and other Fall Ships, COMPRISINO IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THE Newest and Richest Styles, AND IN RREAT VARIETY.No exertion has been spared to render their Stock, if possible, more attractive than ever, and worthy the inspection of every Merchant visiting this City.iQ\u201dBuyers will do well to give them an early call.Sept.19.\tmwf\u2014173 HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL will RECEIVE VISITORS THIS DAY, at the HAYS HOUSE, between the hours of TWELVE and TWO o\u2019Clock.The MAYOR and CORPORATION will present an ADDRESS to His Excellency at NOON ; and they request that as many of the Citizens as wish to testify their respect to His Excellency will Meet at the CITY HALL, at HALF PAST ELEVEN o\u2019Clock, A.M.and accompany them to the Hays House.CHARLES WILSON.Mayor.Montreal, September 22, 1851.\t175 PORT OF MONTREAL.CLEARED\u2014SEPT.20.Brig Solon, Moodv, St Johns, Nfid, Holmes, Knapp & Co, flour, &c Schr Haddock, Arbour, Magdalen Islands, Carter & Cowan, do EXPORTS.Per SOLON :\u2014Holmes, Knapp & Co, 902 bids flour 300 kegs butter 32] bris pork 134 do corn meal 794 do flour ; Maitland, Tylee & Co, 500 do do 50 hf do do i 2 do do oat meal 49 kegs butter.Per HADDOCK :\u2014Carter & Cowan, 125 bbls flour 5 do mess pork 3 do barley 30 do biscuit 6 do oatmeal 10 do pease 225 lengths stove pipe 4 bolts canvass 6 coils ratline 3 hf-bxs glass 6 bgs spikes 1 bx castor oil 50 empty bris 1 bid marine stores 1 kg high wines 1 do shoes 6 riding saddles.Montreal Fox Hounds.Sept.24, (Wednesday)\u2014Cote de Neiges\u201410, a.m.Sept.27, (Saturday) \u2014The Tanneries\u201410, a.m.A Cure for Dyspepsia and General Debility.\u2014Those who wish to find the most efficacious remedy for these complaints, and have no confidence in popular medicines, will never regret a fair trial of the Oxygenated Bitters.For sale by Druggists generally in the United States and Canada.\u2014See Advt.MARRIED, At Hamilton, on the 12th instant, at Christ Church, by the Rev.J.D.Geddes, Daniel Stuart Busteed, Esq., merchant, Montreal, to Georgiana, daughter of the late William Hall, Esq., of Sorel.At Toronto, on the 26th ult., by the Revd.A.Geikie, the Rev.John Scott, Missionary to Jamaica, lo Ann Ellen, eldest daughter of James Woodhouse, of that city.At Quebec, on the 17th instant, by the Rev.Dr.Cook, William Corbet, Esq., to Matilda Marion, third daughter of Robert Orkney, Esq., of that city.DIED, In this city, on the 20th instant, after a long and severe illness, Eliza Moulds, the wife of Mr.George Jackson, builder.!l3\u201cFriends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence, in Roy Lane to the place of interment.MONTREAL WATER WORKS.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that owing to the great Improvements, Alterations and Repairs now going on, it will become unavoidably necessary, during the remainder of this month, and the month of October, frequently to Turn the Water off the City & Suburbs, and therefore, the WATER TENANTS are respectfully requested to keep ONE DAY\u2019S SUPPLY OF WATER beforehand, to prevent inconvenience.GEO.GARTH, Superintendent Montreal Water Works.September 12, 1851.\tig\u2019; AGRICULTURE.\t' THE General CATTLE SHOW of the Agricultural Society, No.2, of the County of Two Mountains, will take place at the Village of ST.BENOIT, on THURSDAY the 25th day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o\u2019clock, A.M.By order, DAMIEN MASSON, Secretary.St.Benoit, 16th Aug., 1851.\tis\u2014147 Notice is hereby given, that an the SHARES of STOCK of the MONTREAL MINING COMPANY, on which the INSTALMENT of ONE SHILLING and THREE PENCE per Share, due 10th September, and the penalties accrued thereon, shall not have been paid on or before MONDAY, the TWENTIETH day of OC TOBER next, or so many of the said Shares as shall suffice to meet the payment of the same, with the expenses of sale, &c., will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, to the last and highest bidder, within the OFFICE of the said MONTREAL MINING COMPANY, Montreal, on the following day, at TWELVE o'clock, Noon.By order, H.D.COCKBURN, Secretary.Montreal, September 17, 1851.\tmt\u2014175 CROCKERY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.THE Subscribers have on hand, a large and well assorted Stock of CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE, and are daily expecting a further supply per \u201cAlice Gill\u201d, \u201cEmerald\u201d, \u201c Abercrombie\u201d, \u201c Tam O\u2019Shanter\u201d, and other vessels\u2014the whole of which they offer at very low prices.JAMES PATTON & CO.42, McGill Street.N.B.\u2014A large number ASSORTED CRATES on hand, packed expressly for the COUNTRY TRADE.Sept.22.\t175 New Fall Goods.THE Subscriber would respectfully solicit the attention of Merchants to his Stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GNODS, which he is just receiving, and offers on very reasonable terms.J.SERVICE, 224, St.Paul Street, (Above Mr.Long's Grocery Store.) Montreal, Sept.22,1851.\tr\u2014175 Lost.ON Saturday afternoon, between McGill and Saint James Streets, a GOLD SLIDE attached to a Green BELT RIBBON.The tinder, on leaving it at this office, will be suitably rewarded.Sept.22.\t175 Jj^OR SALE\u2014 Imperial, Brussels and Tapestry Carpeting Printed Druggets \u2014ALS O\u2014 25 bales Mackinac Blankets 20 do Scarlet Flannels 300 dozen Buck Mitts 100 do do Gloves Per \u201c City of Hamilton\" : 5 cases Super Paris Paper Hangings SEYMOUR & WHITNEY.Sept.22.\tns THE Subscribers, in addition to the CHAMBLY and SHERBROOKE MANUFACTURES, have in Store and landing from various Vessels in Port\u2014 Blue, Black, and Brown Beavers Double-faced Rifle and Brown Felt Cloths Heavy Drab Felt Cloths Plain and Mixed Whitney Cloths Plain and Fancy Mixed Pilots Fancy Doeskins and Check Beavers Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cloakings Together with a General Assortment of Foreign Goods.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 60 eases Satinetts 20 do Superfine Grey Cloths 100 bales American Grey Cottons 50 do Cotton Yarn 60 do Ticks, Stripes and Denims Wadding, Batting, Wicking, &c.kc.SEYMOUR & WHITNEY.Sept.10.\t165 Chambly Woollen Mills.FINE and COMMON \"ETOFFE DU PAYS\" of the above well known Manufactory, for Sale by the Agents.SEYMOUR & WHITNEY.Sept.10.\t165 Sherbrooke Woollen Mills.HE Subscribers, Agents for above MILLS are prepared to supply the Trade with CANADA GREY CLOTHS on favorable terms.SEYMOUR & WHITNEY.Sept, 10,\t165 T1 ¦yyiNDOW GLASS\u2014 7)4 x 8^4\u20141 x 9\u20148 >4 x 9)4 20 cases CUT TUMBLÊRS For Sale by HOUGHTON & MAY.Sept.19.\tmwf\u2014173 Berlin wools, patterns, & canvas, \u2014a full assortment, for Sale bv HOUGHTON & MAY.Sept, 19.\tmwf\u2014173 Hardware.JUST RECEIVED and for Sale by the Subscriber\u2014 500 boxes Canada Plates 200 do Glamorgan do 250 do IC Tin Plates 100 do I X do do 300 casks Cut Nails 150 do Rose do 60 do Horse and Clout do 200 36 inch Double Stoves 175 30 do do do 125 Single Stoves, assorted sizes With a variety of COOKING STOVES -ALSO- A General Stock of HEAVY HARDWARE, consisting of Bar Iron, Spring, Blistered and Cast Steel, Boiler Plates, Camp Ovens and Coolers, Plough Moulds and Castings, Chains, Vices, Axes, Spades and Shovels, Zinc, Window Glass, Putty, Varnish, Shoe Thread.\u2014and,\u2014 A complete twsortment of ENGLISH & AME' RICAN SHELF GO' Sold at Low Prices.all of which will be JOSEPH N.HALL, No.105 St.Paul Street.173 Sept.19.MACHINERY OIL.THE Subscribers have commenced the Manufacture of ANTI-CORROSIVE MACHINERY OIL, which they will warrant superior to any hitherto in use in this Province : it is the cheapest and best article for Railroads and all kinds of Machinery\u2014Metal wearing cleaner and brighter than with any other Oil.JOHN MATHEWSON k SON, Inspector Street.Sept.19.\t173 For Toronto and Hamilton, Direct.For Lake Lrie.FOR PORT STANLEY, PORT DOVER, PORT BURWELL, ST.CATHERINES, and all Ports on the Welland Canal, calling at NIAGARA.IHE Steamer \u201cREINDEER\u201d, Purdy, Master, will leave the Subscribers\u2019 Wharf, for the above Ports, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 24th inst., at SIX o\u2019clock.Superior accommodation for CabinPassengers.For Freight or Passage apply to MACPHERSON, CRANE & CO., Canal Wharf.Montreal, 17th Sept., 1851.\t171 W.& 0.BREWSTER.6w\u2014174 V For Sale by Sept.19.KINGAN & KINLOCH, St.Paul Street, r\u2014173 FOR Sale by the Subscriber-Bi-Carbonate of Soda Tartaric Acid Salphuric do Nitric do Vitriol Borax Washing Soda Saltpetre Sept.IS.G.D.WATSON.172 p\u2019 flfkA BUSHELS CADIZ SALT, (in bond ,3-w vy VA or duty paid) for Sale by G.D.WATSON.Sept.18.\t172 Champagne.CHAMPAGNE in cases, pints and quarts For Sale bv JAS.M'GIBBON.August 25.\t151 BI-OHROMATE OF POTASH PRÜSSIATE OF do F or Sale by G.D.WATSON.Sept.19.\t173 JENNY LIND.FARES REDUCED.cc To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Montreal AND ail Lovers of Good Articles of real value, we would suggest the propriety of calling on MR.II.PEACOCK, No.67, St.Paul Street, (Opposite the Bonsecours Market), The only real Opposition in the WATCH, JEWELLERY and FANCY GOODS Line in the city.The great facilities he has in importing direct from the manufacturers for Cash, gives him a great advantage over old-school dealers, who buy on time at advanced prices, and then depend on large profits and few sales.H.PEACOCK is now selling his best Goods at Wholesale Prices, by the single article, to all that want, positively from 10 to 50 per cent below the usual retail rates ; and every article warranted as good as represented, or the money returned.WATCH WORK done as well as in Europe, and the best Glasses constantly on hand.!d\u201dPlease recollect\u2014Opposite the Bonsecours Market.Sept.19.\t173 Patent Safety Fuse.LARGE consignment for Sale very cheap.Sept.20.AN experienced BOOK-KEEPER from England, with most respectable testimonials, is desirous of an ENGAGEMENT in a Mercantile House or Wholesale Store.Address C., Herald Office.Sept.20.\tr\u2014174 ONDON ART JOURNAL for September, beautifully illustrated \u2014also,\u2014 Lewis Arundel, complete, illustrated Do\tPart\t3 Arthur Conway, or Scenes in the Tropics, by Captain Milman, 33rd Regt Manvers, a Romance, by John C Mills The above and other Popular Works, just received by Express, and for Sale by R.CHALMERS & CO.September 19.\t174 Honey.JJONEY in the Comb, in Boxes\u2014 OMMENCING on MONDAY next, the 15th instant, the NEW STEAMER \u201cJENNY LIND\u201d will, until further notice, LEAVE MONTREAL for QUEBEC on the EVENINGS of MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at SIX o\u2019clock, instead of SEVEN, as heretofore, calling at PORT ST.FRANCIS, THREE RIVERS, and BATISCAN.Cabin Fare, 10s., including Meals and Stateroom Berths.Steerage, 7j4d.For Freight, apply on Board, or to EDWARD LUSHER, Agent, St.Joseph Street.Montreal, Sept.13, 1851.\t168 TOWAGE AND LIGHTERAGE.THE Steamer \u201cROWLAND HILL\u201d, with Barges, is now prepared to TOW and LIGHTEN Vessels, and to carry Freight between Montreal and Quebec.Apply to R.J.MORGAN, Steamboat Office.Montreal, Sept.9, 1851.\t164 REGULAR TRADERS.FOR LIVERPOOL : The NIA GARA, Captain R.D.Munro.FOR GLASGOW: The AMERICA, Captain W.Guthrie.Are now loading, and having the greater part of their cargoes engaged, will have quick despatch.For Freight or Passage, apply to JAMES R.ORR.Sept.22.\t175 FOR LIVERPOOL.THE A.1.Brig \u201cWILSON\u201d, Johk Stoup, Master, is now Loading, and will have immediate despatch.For Freight, apply to JOSEPH WARD, Agent.Sept.22.\t175 TO CONSIGNEES.THE Ship ST.ANDREW, Arthur,from Liverpool, being ENTERED INWARDS at the Custom House, CONSIGNEES will please pass their Entries with despatch.J.G.MACKENZIE & CO., Agents.Sept.20.r\u2014174 FOR GLASGOW.THE A 1 Ship CANADA, Capt, Wylie, is now ready to Load, and having the greater part of her Cargo engaged, will be despatched without delay.For Freight or Passage, apply to EDMONSTONE, ALLAN & CO.To be followed by the OTTAWA.Sept.20.\tr\u2014174 FOR LIVERPOOL.THE A 1 Ship BRITANNIA, Captain Hamilton, is now loading, and will have immediate despatch.For Freight or Passage, apply to EDMONSTONE, ALLAN k CO.Sept.20.\tr\u2014174 To Consignees.THE Brig PHGSNIX, Robson, Master, from London, is ENTERED INWARDS at the Custom House.CONSIGNEES are requested to pass their Entries without delay.LEMESURIER, ROUTE & CO., Agents.Sept.18.\t172__ FOR HALIFAX, N.S.THE Brigantine \u201cUNDORAS,\" now LOADING, has room for 500 barrelj-Freight.Immediate application to be made to September 13.J.& J.MITCHELL, No.2, Lemoine Street.168 BYTOWN & PRESCOTT RAILWAY.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.TENDERS will be received until MONDAY, 22nd instant, at the Railway Offices in Bytown and Prescott, for GRADING certain portions of the BYTOWN & PRESCOTT RAILWAY.Information as to the nature, extent and location of the portions referred to, can be had at the Offices above named, where printed Specifications are to be seen.Those proposing to undertake the Work, will state what proportion of their prices, if any, they will take in Stock of the Company at par.Tenders to be endorsed \u201c Tenders for Grading,\u201d and addressed to Engineer Department B.& P.Railway, Prescott, September 4,1851.W.SHANLY, Chief Engineer.r\u2014171 ST.LAWRENCE AND YIF,L.AGE OF INDUSTRY RAILROAD COMPANY.A GENERAL and SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS in the said Company, will be held on the 20th day of SEPTEMBER next, at the OFFICE of the COMPANY in the VILLAGE of INDUSTRY, for the purpose of disposing of the UNPAID ACTIONS, and other' affairs of the Company.\t.GASPARD DeLANAUDIERE, President.Village of Industry, ?Aug.12,1851, S NOTICE 141 Northern Transportation^ MERCHANDIZE FORWARDED with despatch FROM BOSTON TO ST.JOHNS'and MONTREAL, by the Rutland and Burlington Railroad.0.P.SCOVELL, Agent, S.Broad Street, Boston.Sl3\u201cMark Packages \u201cR.& B.Railroad\u201d,«43, and send to Fitchburg Depot.M.E.CHURCH, Agent, Custom House Square, Opposite Montreal House, Montreal.Sept.18.______________________172 YXT'HITE BASTARD SUGAR\u2014Just received V\\ ex \u201c HeatherbelL \u201d :\u2014 150 bxs Muscatel Layer Raisins 15 carotells V z t Cuiranta 2 a bris ) 25 bags soft shell Almonds For sale by TORRANCE k BUSTEED.Aug.26\t152 Kfkfl BARRELS ROSIN for Sale by OUU\tG.D.WATSON.Sept.18.\t172 "]