Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 18 décembre 1868, vendredi 18 décembre 1868

[" IMPERIAL fil! IMICE COM -07- X- O KT I> O KT (ESTABLISHED 1803.) Sabwribed «md Invested Capital and Beserved Fond £1,946,000.STEBLL&G.Funds Invested in Canada : $196,000.D.A.R063, Ag«at for Qa»b«o.foot of Mooatsla HUI.Mo».T.IMf.\tPot.», 18f5.à ^ ^WC1, 1867:___^ For Sale, I*0** Land In tka Township of II AM, Range B, with good specimens of eopper.Apply to T.B.BEDARD, Advocate, ^\tGarden Stoeet, Qnebee.Qnebee, Mav 27.1863 TÜÏÏîTR O\u2019BRIEN, Commission Merchant, BATHURST, NEW BRUNSWICK, CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.GOODS Bought and Sold.Reference s\u2014W.H.JEFFERY A Co., Quebec.Bathurst, N.B., Jose, 1866\tju3-2o-tf DENTORINK AMP TOOTH-PASTE.The Dentorine is is a pleasant elixir for the eeth; it perfumes and refreshes the mouth ¦treogtheas the gums and prevents decay.The Tooth-paste has made quite a revoluti&t.in this class of toilet necessary, and has don away with powders and opiates that are more or less acid and dangerous.A brush passed overit produces a soft and unctuous mucilage that gives the teeth a billiant whiteness.THE ROSE POWDER Preserves the skin from the ronghuess of the wind and cold, gives it a soft freshness, and prevents red spots and freckles.It is far superior to rice and staroh powders, and it la deliciously perfumed.Depot in Montreal, at MESSRS.DEVINS A BOLTON.In Quebec, at MESSRS.JOHN MÜS80N A 00.May 29.18«S.\tlo IMPORTANT^ NOTICE! Berwick's Baking Powder Makes bread light and digestible In a few minutes without standing to tiso as with yeast.Pastry and Puddings should never be made without it, as it renders them light and easy of dlgestien, and savss butter and eggs.TESTIMONIALS.In answer to your request, I am happy to say I have tested Berwick's Baking Powder, and it proves to be very good, when properly nsed.Yours.Ac., J.E.GUERIN, Head Cook.Government Home, Sydney, N.8.W., 10th Mai eh, l\u2019:67.BORWICK\u2019S I herby certify that I have made a careful analysis of BORWICK\u2019S BAKING POWDER.The ingredients are all of the purest dsscription, perfectly wholesome, well and proportionably mixed, ani will keep good In any elimate.Indeed, I eoasider it a beautiful farinaceous powder, and well qualified for raising brsad, pastry, Ao.CHARLES WATT, Analytical Chemist.Sydney, 4th May, 1866.BAKING I have osed BORWICK\u2019S BAKING POWDER for the last twelve years, and consider it to be an Invaluable help te thrifty housewives who delight In making home happy, as they oan thereby make oakea and paddings for their families at a much less eost than with eggs.Yours, Ao-, M.ROBERTS, ffifatroo to tho Fem&ls Refuge, Sydney.POWDER.Sold by all Chemists, Druggists and Storekeeper* throughout the Colonies, and wholesale at the Manofaotory, ChiswsU St., London.G.BORWICK has no special Agents, but Storekeepers nnable to obtain supplies from the merchants should write.For aale at ADAM WATTBR\u2019S, Grocer, John Street.Nov 11, 1868 .\t26 lof Union rorwarding and Company.Hallway UPPER OTTAWA BOUTE, Jouisting ef the following First-Class Steamers : .Capt.Muupht, ON ANN SISSON.ALLIANCE.EMERALD.OREGON.CALUMET.JASON GOULD.PONTIAC.PEMBROKE.SNOW-BIRD.and after 5th FivdlaTi Torib, CeWLST, Blordik.Boltor, Duooar, OvaaitAN, Biattir, September (c til farther notioe), the steamer \u201cAnn Sisson \u201d will leave Aylmer daily (Sundays excepted) for the Upper Ottawa at 7 a.m., connecting with the steamer \u201c Alliance\u201d at head of railroad at 11 a.m., touching at Arnprior, Sandpoint, Bristol, Bonne-ohere, Farrell's Wharf, Gould\u2019s Wharf, and Port-age-du-Fort.Stages will leave Gould's Wharf immediately after the arrival of the Steamer \u201c Alliance\u201d for Cobden, connecting with Steamer \u201cJason Gould,\u201d and arriving at Pembroke same evening.The steamers \" Pontiac \u201c or \u201c Pembroke \u201d leave daily at 1 p.m.for Des Joachim, calling at all intermediate pert*.Returning, leaving at 6 a.m., eonneoting at Pembroke with steamer \u201c Jeaon Gould,\u201d whioh leaves Pembroke Landing at 2 p.m., and arriving at Portage*du-Fort same evening.The Steamer \u201c Alliance\u201d leaves Portage-dn-Fort every morning (Sundays exoepted) at 7.30 a.m., touching at Gould\u2019s Wharf, Farrell\u2019s Wharf, Bonuechere, Bristol, Sandpoint and Arnprior, and arriving at head of railway at 11 a.m.,[aad connecting with steamer \u201c Ann Sisson\" at Pontiac at noon.Passengers reach Ottawa at 4 p.m.The steamer \u201d Calumet\u201d will, on and after the 20th October, leave Havelock for Chspean Village, every Tnesday and Friday, at 7 o\u2019clock A.M., returning, will leave Chapeau Village for Havelock, every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 o\u2019clock P.M.A connection is made daily with the Brockville and Ottawa Railway on the up and down tripe.For farther particalars, apply at the Company\u2019s Offices at Ottawa or Aylmer.R.S.CASSELS, President Ottawa City, May 1, 1868.\tmay 8.Boyal Victoria Hotel, Nassau, N.P., Bahamas.Winter.THE above Hotel, with superior accommodations for Families, Invalids, Ac , and kept In the best manner.Is now, (Ootober 1st,, opened for the The climate of Nassau Is ansnrpassed by any in the world ; the thermometer ranging ab< seventy daring the sinter.Steamers leave New York every four weeks ; psssage but tour days.For farther particulars, apply to the proprie torif TUNNELL A LORAIZ.Nassau, N.P., Oct I, 1h«8.\t9.3m Holland\u2019s Gin.BHD8.lloutmau\u2019s Gin, Do S DeKujper A Sen\u2019s do, Ked and Oreen Cases do do.And for sals by WILLIAM POSTON\u2019 Nov 6 1 866.¦ copt or reject the proposnlR therein contained.In the meantime, wo may state that these proposals will, we believe, bo found to be in substance what we indicated they were likely to be two or three weeks ago.The Company surrenders to the Imperial Government all territorial rights of the entire property\u2014retaining their existing trading posts, with a reasonable reservation of land around each\u2014and receiving in payment a small share of the proceeds of the land sales and a portion of the revenue derived by the Canadian Government from gold licenses.The minimum price of the laud, wo understand, is fixed at Is.per acre, out of which and as realised their proporticu is to be paid.Power is reserved thall offer to the public on Wednesday, the 18th instant, \u2014AT\u2014 Prices fully 20 Per Cent below Firet Cost of Importation.GLOVER & FRY, UPPER TOWN.JToi* C-«.n1a Only * CHRISTMAS Beet Mutton, XjA-MüB, &c., «fcc.Jas.DELANEY WILL have for sale nt hie Stalls, No.« All, Champlain Market Hall, on to-morrow, SATURDAY, some of his Christmas Stock, consisting of some very excellent Ox and Steer Beef, fed by Samuel Jamieson and Donald Stewart.\u2014 also, \u2014 Some prime Mutton and Lsmb, fed by Edward O\u2019Malley.All of which have been fed in ths county of Msgantic, expressly for th# Christmas Market.Dee 18.1868.\t2p Gymnasium St.Denis Street, Cape, formerly occupied as the 0!d High School.C.A< Prime begs leave to inform the public that he has opened his new Gymnasium at the above-mentioned plaee, where he will be meet happy in imparting instruction to all parties desiring physical recreation.Gymnasium open from 8.30 A.M.till 10 P.M.N B.\u2014Persons desirous of becoming members will please epply to C.A.PRIME, Gymnasium.Dec 18, *808.\t1m Christmas Books, Picture Toy Books, Plain, Colored and Fancy Bindings.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A Supply cf various Annuals and Christmas Stories Grift BOOlS-S, In Cloth and Gilt Bindings, Rliotograpli _A_lbums, Fancy Slates, Visiting Cards, CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, Ao, Ac.For sale by MIDDLETON A DAWSON, Foot of Mountain UiU.Deo 18, 1888._ CHRISTMAS ! CHmSlUltHBISTMSI FRESH CURRANTS, 2cl x>exr it».At Deo 18.18fi«.DION A DU BEAU.8 Muffins Oh ! Muffins Oh ! The\u2019re the best to be had in Quebeo you know, C, EATON begs leave to laforra the public that he is baking Muffins as usual this year, and no peraen takes them round bnt himself.Deo 18.1868.\tIp No.6 Company, 8th Battalion, Q.V.M.Bifles.THE members of tbe above Company aro requested to mot at the Provincial Armoury, this FRIDAY evening, at half-past Seven o\u2019clock, to receive uniforms, Ao.Any men desirous of enrolling themselves in this Company will plaasa attend.W.G.LtMESURIER, Captain.Dec 18, r«8.\t_\t_ Ip Old 'Papers FOR Sale at thle Office, eeveral hundred weight of old newspaper#, exchanges.Price 3d per pound.Dec 18, 18«8.\t\u2022 Tti.JEi Atomvrmo- o»xu>?rxoijxs, ^uto^ÿ, OBJOKMsim ia, ist«».Auction Sales, Quebec.BT A.J.MUOUM à CO.adctioSTale GoTerament Stores By Auction wiil be Sold MONDAY NBXTi the 21at laaUnt, SUBSCRIBERS' STORES, ST.PRIS 8TBBKT, TUB f«ll«wtac GtonrmmiÊt ttorea, vis I 1,600 Iba S«f%r, 83 6-18 Iba Black Ta*.250 Iba Coffaa, 15 10-18 Iba Pappar.Sala at BLKVBH a'olook.A.J.MAXH AM A CO , A.A B.Dae 18, 1888.Christmas and lb Year Presents Balls and Evening Fardes, 43|, JOHN STBS ST.MIU B.Oalakjray Frcacb Jawallar« wall* koowa la thia el\u2018j, baa jost raealrad from tha first eaubliakmaota of Xarepa and tha Unitai Stataa, a ataak of Praaab Jawallary, Watehaa.Cloeka, Ae., af tha moat raeaat atyla, aa4 baat quality, which ara to ba bad at rary modarata prioaa.Xrary ar tlala will ba {uaraataad.Mr.B.Dal ah ay 9, arcifioar, In hair-work, offara bla aarrioaa to partiaa reqairing ringa, ehaisa, Braaalats, Ae.Brokan JawaUary, Maanhinm Pipaa, Watebaa, aad Cloeka, earafully repaired.Daa 18, 188S\t3 3o MU\u2014¦ \u2014Jims.Auction Sales, Quebec BY OA.SIEY A \u20ac3 CROP 1868.IHFORTERS Choice Groceries, \" s CANADA Pao-raca or Qcmio, Diatriet of Qnabac, Count\u201d of Laria.AT m meat In\tar weakly alttlag af tka ConaeU of tha Town of Laria, pobliely bald, at tha oanal hoar and in tha ordinary plaaa of ¦noting, in tha said Town of Laria,oa MONDAT,, tha fourteenth day of Deeember, in tha year of Oar Lord oao thouaand night hundrad aad alxty-aight, at vhleh moating ware and ara prenant :\u2014 HU Honor tha Mayor, Loaia Carrier, And Ctonotllera Loaia Begin, Louis Cloutier, Jaoquaa Jobin, Robert Daman, Simon Thom paon, Edouard Damera, all mambara of tha a aid Council, and forming an abaolnta majority of the aame\u2014Loaia Carrier, Baq., praaidiag aa Mayor, and Flarien Roy, Saq., Saoratary-Traaanrar of the aaid Connell.Tha aaid Conseil hereby enaet and make tha fallowing by-lawa, that ia to aay : By-law regarding tha roada on the lea-bridge or Aettarw of the Hirer St.Lawronee, within tha limita of tha Town of Laria.1\u2014Tor tha future, no peraen aboli make or «a ¦ tabliah one or more roads, or parta of roada, on the loo, ice-bridge ar batture*, on tha Rirer St.Lawrence, within tha limita of the Town of Laria In the district of Qnebee, other than thoae who may ha hereafter fixed and deaignated by tha Oarporation of tha Town of Laria.3\u2014Any parson found infringing on t ho present kr-law, will ba «abject to a fine not exeeoding eight hundred dollars, aad ia default of payment of fine aad co.-ta, will ba incarcerated ia tha common gaol of thia district for a period not exceeding three monthe, proriding tha fine aad coata hare not bean prarioualy paid.r.By-law to protect the lea aad Ice-bridge on tha Riser SU.Laseeeaie- 1\u2014Any parson within tha limita included be-wean (erra ferma, on the South aide of tha Rirer t.Lawrence, aad the contra of tha aaid Rirar, who ahall break,attempt to break,or damaga\u2018ia aay manner whataoarar, any iea or ice-bridge, formed or stationary, on tha length of tha Rirar St.Law-\u2022aoa, between the Eastern banks of the Chaulera Rirar, ante and inelaiiog the limits Rest of he ship-yard commonly called Qilmonr'a shipyard, naar the locality knawn under the name of *\u2022 Indian Cora.\" will besubjeot to a fine not ex-aaading eight hnidrad dollars ourreacy, and in defholt of payment of fine Imposed and coats, will ba Incarcerated in tha common gaol of this diatriet for a period not ex seeding three months\u2014 proriding tha fixa and coats hare not bean prsrt-oaaly paid.LOUIS CARRIER, Mayor.Attested, FLAVIEN ROT, Sec-Trsaanrer.Laria, Dsc 18,1883.\t18 2 cfeo.dteOi TUB undersigned offer superior Induce* manta to familiaa and other* in aalaoting their Holiday Wares.They can only eaumerata a few of tho leading articles they bare In Stock, vis fib Finest\tCurrants,\t$0\t40c.71b Bast Layer Raisins,\t$8\t75c.141b Do\tdo\t$1\t25c.29» Do\tdo\t$2\t80c.Valencia Raisins, 5d per ponnd, Triple (Crown Layers, in 71b, 141b and 281 Boxes, Special Sale.cimsTMisjuEwm Rare and Beautiful Goods.MAGNIFICENTWORKS OF ART SELECTED oil Palntlnga, from France* Italy, Germany and England, framed and on stretchers.Steal Engravings, Colored Lithographs, Fancy Pictures and Superior Albums.Florentine Sculptures, Figures, Taras, Vases, Ac.French Cloeka under glass shades* Dresden Bronse Figures, Statuary, Chine, Ac.Parian Marble Figures, Statuary, Vasts, Bo hemiai Glass Vases and Toilet Bottles, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Jewell Ca es, Caddys, Cigar and Watoh Stands, In new designs.Tropieal, India, Australian and American Birds beautifully mounted, under glsss «hades.Fruits, Flowers Ao., India made.'nnder shades.Rare and beanpful Sea Shelia, separate and fitted up In fancy boxes of various designs.Silver Plated-ware, Tea and Coffee Setts, Salvers Tea Trays, Cake Baskets, Cruets, Liquor and Pickle Frames, Mogs, Spoons, Forks, Ac.Ivory- ndle Knives, Carvers, Cntlery, Ac.Cat and Pressed Glass-ware, Wines, Turn bier 8( Goblets, Decanters, Butter Coolers, Caraffs, Ac.Tabic and hanging Lamps, in Glass, Bronse,Ac, TOTS ! TOTS 1 TOTS I Meahanical, pleasing, fancy and nseful, from all parts of the World.Vose A Co., of Biston, superior seven octave Piano-fort?s.With an immense variety of other goods, all of which can be purchased at private salo at oar Upper Town warehouse, St.John Street.W* Save time, trouble and money, and make your purchases direct.Private sales every day from 9 o'clock to 0 P.M Auotion sales every evening at 7 o\u2019clock.CASEY A CO., Auctioneers.Deo 18, 1888.mum ms dm.OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.Note Paper, all colors and sizes embossed edges, \u2014 WITH\u2014 BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS' only Id a shoot.\u2014also, \u2014 Envelopes to match, jjd each.At C.K.HOLIWELL A CO'S., Army Stationers, ^\tOpposite the Post Offioe.Dec 17,1888.Wanted, AN\tluai» for a Urot cry Store.Apply at No.23, St.John Street, (within.) Deo 17, 1868.\t3 GRAIII LOTTEM.THE drawing of the prizes will coin menoe on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at TEN o\u2019clock A.M.Parties desirous of drawing their own tickets, will please call before two o'olook on Saturday the 19th instant ; after that hour the remainder will be drawn oat by two parties ap pointed.ELLISON A CO.Dec 17,1883.\t2 Almeira Grapes, Messina Lemons, Algeria Oranges, Chestnuts, English Filberts, Jordan Almonds, Fresh Walnuts.Is 3d per pound.Is 3d per dozen.Is 3d per dozen.SUGAR-CURED HAMS, Breakfast Bacon, Finnan Haddics, Table Codfish, Oysters in Tins, Potted Meats, Soaps, asserted.RISCUITS OF ALL KINDS, For the Holidays.CROSSE * BLACKWELL, Cashmere Picklee, Weet India do.Oriental, |do Mixed\tdo, Indian Mangorr, Regent Sauce, John Bull do, King of Oudedo, Reading\tdo.So Hoo\tdo, Phillipe A Canaud\u2019s Sardines, | and j.GIRGUITJSOURT.P tovisox or Qumxo, ) District of Beanoe.J Vital Lesrard, of tho Parish of St Joseph de la Beanoe, farmer.Plaintiff; No.728.M «gloire Doyoo, of the Township of Trisg.far- aad Defendant.Olivier Cloutier, Charles Bernard aad Auguste Poulin, all three farmers of the said Towasbip of Triag, Tien-saisi.Sittiag ia vacation, before the Clerk of the Court, tbe eighteenth day of November, oaa thousand right hundred aad sixty-eight Whereas it appears by the retara of F.X.Gagné, one of the bailiffs of the Superior Court for the Proviso# of Qaeboo, appointed for tho district of Baaaoe, written on the back of the writ of saisis mrrtt, after judgment, issued ia thia canse, that the said defendant has left his domicile in the Province of Qaehee, and that he has no known residence ia the said Province,\u2014it is ordered that, by a aetlee published twice in the English language in the newspaper called \u201c The Morning Chronicle.\" and twin# in the French language in tho nowspaper called M L\u2019Evenement,\u201d both published in the city of Queboe, the said defendant be notified to appear aad answer to tho said saisis arret nftor judgment, within two months dating from the last insertion of tho said notice, and that la default ef his so doing within the said period.It bo permittee tho aaid plaintiff to proceed to judgment as ia a oauae by default.True copy, Z.VIZINA, \u2022\tC.C.C.Dee 18.1888.HoliwelTsNews Depot OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.American Papers, received every men** lag, by mail and express.Id.each less than any other News Depot In Quebec.¦\u2022Y.Ledger, only\t3d Boston Pilot, \u201c\t.Id Irish People,\t\u201c\t3d Irish American,\t\u201c\t3d Irish Oitiseo,\t**\t3d Irish Canadian,\t\u2022*\t4d Emerald,\t\"\t&.] \u2014 ALSO, \u2014 _ ¦\u2022'P?*\u2019\tLeelie's illustrated.Clipper,Wilke's Spirit, Day'aDoings.Sportiug Times,N 1 Weekly, Waverley, N Y Mercury, Every Saturday, Notions, Six Nsr, Van, Ac.Daily New York Herald.C.B.HOLIWELL A CO., Stationers, p*it.Mw\t\u2014\u2022**\u2022,h* p\u201c,oœ«*- Piano for Sale.A Stuttgart Roeeweod Plane, made by Sehiedmaye; A Sons, 7 octave#, aad almoet new, will be sold very cheap for cash.It oaa be examined at Mr.R.Morgan's Mneio Store, 44 St.John Street.D e.17, 1843.\t^\t3 SO Doz.Warner Hill & Ware's CHOICE FRUIT SYRUP, FOR THE HOLIDAYS.Wines, Liquors, &c.Cramp, Seutor Sherry, 0, P.\tdo, Tasi\tPert, Ofley, Cramp do.Claret, beet brands, in oases, Green Seal Champagne, pints and quarts.Max, Sontern A Co, do.Chasse, Favre, do.Sparkling Moeelle do, Hennemy's Brandy, Jules Robin do, Stewart's Scotch Whiskey, Dnnville'i Irish do, Cnracoa, , Marachiao, Old Rye.do, do, do.?Tellies, ?Tams, MARMALADE.&c.For the Holidays.BASS'S ALE, Piute aud Quarte, Guineaee's Porter,\tdo, Dow'e A\u2019e,\tdo, Quebec do,\tdo, Cook'a Friend Baking Powder, Gardiner's,\tdo, Horoeford\u2019s celebrated do.English Cheese, American do.The usual assortment \u2014or\u2014 Mocha, Java and Jamaica COFFEES.Our Customers will oblige by sending their orders early,lo prevent disappointment.Every artitle sold in this Estab-ment is warranted to be as represented.WOODS & CO.JOHN STREET JUST ARRIVED, PERUVIAN,\u201d PER 100 Doz.Tart Fruits, For the Holidays.AND FOR SALE AT THE Bible and Tract Depository, BUAPE STREET.THE Leleure Hour aud Sunday at Home, for 1883.With a large assortment of tha Society\u2019s new | end admirable Gift Booke, Ao.All the Society's publications at tha lama price I as in London; a still farther redaction to subeorib-! ers.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 A constant supply of Bibles, including the ele-I gent and unique editions of Messrs.Bagiter and j Sons, and of most other publishers.Book of Common Prayer, Church Services, Psalms In Metre, Wesley's and other Hymn-books.Elegant Gift Books, Ao., Ao., adapted for the Mason.?large number of Bod Ashore, Wyandotte, Eve Effingham, Mites Wallingford, Headsman Prairie, Homeward Bound, Borderers, Sea Liens'.Precaution, Oak Opening*, Mark's Reef, Ned Meyers, Heidenmauer, JUST RECEIVED.Christmas! Scent Satchels, Do\tdo Cards, .do small, Do No.of London Society, Christina* and New Year\u2019s Note Paper and Envelopes, aborted.\u2014AVD\u2014 A large case of Presents suitable for tha Holiday season.At Dec 15,1S68.GEORGE PIERCE\u2019S, Dominion News Depot.SALE OF Furniluie, k k WILL BE SOLD on TUESDAY* the 99n«l of December instant, and following days, at tha former tendance of the late Mr.J.BTE.ST.AMAND, in his lifetime Hotel-keeper, St.John Suburb, St.Joieph street\u2014THE HOUSEHOLD FT RNIT1 RE and other effects, belonging to the communauté 7 .Ste.Marie, Ao, County Beanoe, dally.3.00 New Liverpool end St.Jean Chrystome, dally.3.30\tSpencer Cove, twioe dal >7.Ft.Sauveur and St.RoOh thrice daily.South Shore (West), St.Nicholas to B6canooar, Monday, Wednesday A Friday.North Shore (West), Ste.Foy, to Three Rivers, by land, dally.North Shore (East)Beaa-port to Murray Bay, Chicoutimi, Ao., Saguenay, Monday, Wednesday A Friday.Island of Orleans, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Bourg Louts, St.Raymond, Pont Ronge, Taesdsy and Friday, St.Catherine, Monday A Thursday.Valoartier and Loretta, Wednesday and Satar- d*y.Laval A Lake Beauport, Tuesday A Friday.Charlesbourg, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday A Saturday .Stoneham, Saturday.5.00 5.00 9.00 8.00 BAY OF CHALEURS.Gaspe Basin and Connty of Gaspe and Bona venture, by land, Mon day, Wednesday and Saturday .MARITIME PROVINCES.NewBrunswlok,Edmond ston, Woodstock and Fredrlcton, by land daily.New Brunswick A P.E.Island, Nova Scotia, Friday, per \" Carlotta\u201d from Portland to Halifax.Do do do Mon day and Saturday, via Portland steasaer to St.John N.B.(Newfoundland and Bur-muda W.I., Included in each mail for Halifax, whence despatch is on arrival of Inman steam ers from N.Y.) UNITED STATES.Boston A New York, Ac.8.00 8.00 9.00 9.00 8.00 11.00 8.00 8 00 11.00 8.00 3.45 3.45 8 46 4,00 S.46I 3.46 71b Finest Currants, for 71b Box Layer Raisins for 141b\tDo\tdo 28lb\tDo\tdo Valencia and Musoatol Raisin;, \u2014*KD\u2014 100 Boxes West Rod Liyera, 100 Fanry Cartoons.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 1,000 Boxes FinestjElemo Figs, $0 40c.$0 75c.$1 25o' $2 (0c! 5.1 a lb.60 Bands Atmeria Grapes at Is 3d a lb.Algeria Oranges end Mestina Lemons., Is6d per diseo, For sale by ADAM WATTERS, II A 13 John Street.Dec 10, 1868.8.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 3.00 3.09 3.00 3.46! 3.00 j 2.30 3.00 Hams and Bacon.900 Sugar Cured Hama, 60 Flitches, 60 Rolls Bacon.Cured expraisly lu -> * * .\u2022*1 i^Sp^s* ?ÏJ J|s|!sS I SilSssf | 5 a 5 ^ 3 \u2019S w g K ^ I.§ .\t£* B ^oq ¦ S-.\u2019^ a p \u2022 \"m ?> i\u2019S 3Aropriate!y Illustrated with good wood-cu si and t combines in itself t'e racy monthly and the moro philosophical quatcrly, blended with the best feature# of the dally journal.It ha* great power in the dissemination of a love of pure literature \u2014Trubuer's Guide to American Literature, London.Wo can account for its success only by the simile fact that It meets precisely the popnlar taste, urnishing a variety of pleasing and Instinctive rending for all.\u2014Zlrn\u2019s Herald, Boston.SUBSCRIPTIONS\u2014I86B.TERMS : Harper's Magasine, one year, #4 00 An extra copy of either the Mag&iine, Weekly or Bai^r,will be supplied gratis for overy Club of Five Sub^cribr rs at $4 each, in one remittance ! or six copies for $20.Subfcsiplions to Harper\u2019s Magaaine, Weekly and Basar, to ono address for one year, $10 ; or, two of UarpeE^s Periodicals, to oce address fsr one year/M^ Back nu labors can be supplied at Any time.A complete set, now comprising thirty-seven volumes, neat cloth binding, will be sent by ex posai freight at exp\u2019nsn of purchaser, for $2 25 per toluroe.Single volumes, by mail, post-piid, $8.^Ciotlt oaie*, fer binding, 69 cents, by mall, post-paid.The postage on Harper\u2019s Magulne Is 24 centi a year, which mus.be paid at the subscriber\u2019s post-office.\u2019*\u2022 Subscriptions sent from British North American Provinces must be accom wanted with 24 ots.a-ldi icnal, to prepay United States postage.Address, HARPER A BROTHER#, New York.Oot 24,1898.\t.\t_\t___________________ 41 A Complete Pictorial History of the Time*.'* OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (NON-MERCURIAL.) For Cleansing and Polishing Sliver# Electro-Plate, Plate Glass, Marble, Ao.^fTablets, 6d each.OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH the Paient Clean- Kaitc C India Robber and Buff Leather iluo agami Insects, As., Ac., and Is an invaluable aitlele hot climates.in Prepared expressly for ing Machines, India I Knife Boards.Knives constantly cleaned with it have a brilliant polish equal to new cutlery Sold in Packages, 3d.each j and Tins, fid., Is 2«.0d., and 4s.each.BALL PROGRAMMES ! FAMrULB T THE BOUE LIST OE DIFFERERT KINDS OF PRIITINE OA.2ST BE DONE W.V.Wright & Co.\u2019s Pure Coal-Tar Soap Is most highly spoken of by tbe press.The t Rowing Is from the Lancei.Deo.22,13*6 >\u2014\u2022'* In oar hands It has been a most effective xgentin the ease of various skin diseases especially of tbe chronic eceematous class, and ^ne case of psoriasis, which had resisted all othe- kindt of treatment, speedily got well under the application of ibtliquer carbon*» Utergen».We esteem it a very valuab e addition to our ILt of skin remuli.-s and worthy < f a very extended trial by the profession.In the above classes of dl-oase, and in varions others, inch as foetid ulcers, Ac , the preparation is pat into the form of soap.Messrs.VV.V.Wbiokt A no , London, are the manufacturers.\u201d H«e also Mcdioal Titnt» and QazMt*, J an.10,1397; Briiink Médical Journal, dan.29, 1 £t'T.Sold In Tablets at f i and Is each by all Chemists.And wholesale by «he Sole Proprietors, W.V.WRIGH1 & COMPANY, Manufacturing Cbemlste* Wholesale and Export Druggists* SOUTHWARK STREET, LONDON, S.E.Removed from No.11, Old Fish Street, K.0., Kstabllehed 1497.Messrs.W.V.WRIGHT end Company will be happy to forward to the trade, free oi -U charge, a Monthly Price Current of Drugs, hemic '.is.Ph*rmaceo*ioal and Photographic Chemicals, of their especial manufacture, cf guaranteed purity.UOTfllM impossFleT Woods* «iuimink, canthai adink .Mit UnSKMAKY HATH rKKAM (*,.£f.BrushmaJcers, Oilmen, Chemists, hJ JOHN OAJCtY fc SONS, Manufimfÿters cf EMERY ClCH 4, ï ACK .LEAD.CABINET GLASS PAPER.&c.171, BLACKFRIAR3 RuaD.Maa 8, 1969.NTOOK - -\t#500,000 In 10,000 Share* at 0 ?«\u2022 *4 oraMu fur *tr«r v (Tliih tit\ta,\t.\t.\t^\t* T /ï.(F JTû H3Tm\tLeaving a surplus of close on one half million, ______\t| aa the earnings ot this year alone.or Basar will be supplied gratis for every Club of Five Subscribers at $4 00 eaob, in one remittance ; or Six Copies for $20 00.cub>cripUoua to Harper's Magazine, Weekly and Basar, te one address for one year, $10 00; or two of Harper's Periodicals, to tine address for one year, $7 00.Book Numbers can be aupptied at any lima.Tbe Annual Volumes cf Hoeper\u2019d Weekly, iu neat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free of expense, for $7 each.A complete Set, comprising Eleven Volumes, sent cu receipt of eaah at tho the rate cf $6 26 per vol., freight at expense of purchaser.Volume XII.ready January! gt, 1860.Tho postage on Uarpor\u2019s Week y 20 cents a y^ar , which must be paid at tho eubscrUfy\u2019s post-tffiee.\t».- #*#Subeeriptlons seat from British North American i\u2019roviaota must bo accompanied with 20 flints aa ditto nul, to prepay United States peetage-AddretJ HARPED A BROTHERS, New Yoik.Oct SO.1993.\t.«« A Depository of Fashion, Pleasure and Instruction.** Harper's Bazar, v A supplemcut containing numerous full sited patterns of useful articles Rcccmpaniej the paper overy fortnight, and occasionally au elegant Colored Fa-hinn plate.Harpers Bazar contains 19 folio pages of the size of Harper\u2019* Weekly, printed on superfine calendered paper, and Is published weakly.\t1 Ou since tha^eriod with the corresponding months of the previous year gives the folllowlng results.' DwembwT^&L\u2014.$ 631,071 40; December, 1867.$ 676,136 10; increase, $ 24,163 70 Jany, Febf, March'67, 1,604,644 06; J any, Feby, March,'68.1,727,030 66; Increase, 133,204 60 , prit, Majt, J*ne,l667, 1,660,778 70; April, May, June, 1868, 1,740,631 62; Increase, 180,762,76 'While these beneficial résulta were flowing to tbe Western Union Company irom the reduction of atea, the new Companies bad created a business more than sufficient to till their wire*.Iu proof ci 1 the following extract is taken from the report of the Atlantic and Pacific Company, made July lâ^\u2019S ; \u201d In April last wo reached the maximum capacity of our wires, and have since been compelled to refuse batiness daily.The Committee, therefore, have reached the oonolueion from the actual experience of bnildiog and Working tbe preaeht line»\u2014dbat «\u2022 Telegraphic business is growing taster than Telegraphic facilities.As farther proof on this point, tbe Uw rates have ao pressed tbe wires of both Companies with business through tbe cay, tho* Posters have been placed in all the main offices proclaiming that double the number ol words would be telegraphed at night at the same, price as half tho number of W la support ef the observation quoted above, that telegraphic business is growing faster than tele graphic facilities, the follow lag statement exhibiting the wonderful increase in the use of the wire, within the las* six yenre, cannot be without interest to our readers.Tne gross earnings of all telegraph lines id tho United States for (he following years were 4846.Ib49.1868.1862,.'.186$.$ 4,228 77 63,33* 98 103,360 84 2,734,060 40 3,269,442 66 1864.1866.1867.$3,792,246 40 .4,420,268 88 .6,624,601 20 .7,641,662 47 Showing on average increa»* of a million a year for th* last five years.\t,\t,\t_\t.\t, .A comparison of the number of message* sent, and persons using the wire in Canada and the States, furnishes a further proof of the advantage to the pubiio and corresponding benefit to the Companies arising oat of a reduction of rates.\t»\t, \u201e\t.\t.\t___ The published returns for 1867, show that 600,767 messages were sent in Canada, while the messages in tha United titates for the same period exceaded 20,000,000, the former being lest than one message to every alx persons, the latter, two to every three.From these returns and results it m»y be reasonably Inferred that a reduction of rates to a tariff at which the wire* of both Companies can be filled, will secure a fair field and good prospects to the Dominion Company, with jut tn any way preiudieing the interests of the Company now monopoliaing the ground.Tho partioulars submitted above are sufficient in ihe opinion of tha Direotors to eatabliah the facts toat low rates; by encouraging a more générai use of tbe telegraph, are more profitable than biah.It is not however solely in the light of a sefe and good Investment that the DireoUr* desire that this enterprise should bo viewed.Tney feel that their object will be but indtflerently attained unless they can satisfy the public, the business and commercial men, that all who use the telegraph u a medium of rapid communication, are interested in the establishment of what may be\t» competing Line.As in the admiaistration of public affairs, a strong, watchful Opposition, is the best security fer good and careful'government ; so in commercial matters, an honest rivalry m ine various pursuits and branches ot trade furnishing tho best security that the public shall be well served.To apply the argument to the purpose lu hand, the following Uble showing the l»»Ml*J»ncle^ and, in many instances the excessive rates now charged ou messages passing between the Cities and Towns of Oniario, Quebec, and the United St.aes, will, it is believed, convince the reader »ha\u2018 \u2022\u201c honest competition is needed, not only for the redaction and adjustment of rates, but also that attention and care which would-of necessity bo enforced on the Companies compeUng for publie favor, and thus tend greatly to promote the general interests of the community.EXAMPLE OF PRESENT TARIFF RATES, WITH DISTANCES.MILES.____82 333 CANADIAN MONEY.40e 3(1 From Toronto to Suspension Bridge.\u2014 \u2022»\t\u201d\tMontreal.«\t\u201c\tMitchell, Seaforth, Bothwell, A Isa, j Craig, Caledonia, Chatham, Dun- j ville, Newbury, 1 ort Burwell, Port Colborne and many *\t'\tplaces.j \u2022< f* Kingston.-.\u2014-\u2022 «\u2022\t>r\tQuebec.«».- a Example of present tariff rates to Buffalo, aud frem thence to the following p aces.In U.S.cur-rency, which reduced to Canada money at 45 per cent premium, makes the actual cost, as in sooond column :\u2014 oauy otherj 16u 666 40 25 60 VelCM CoLLaCTZD AT \u2019 Toxomro.ACTUAL COST, BOTB TAKlVtS.To New York.80o From Torontatà Buffalo.Buffalo te ^ ) 5Q0 \u2022 New York.1\t__________ From Toronto to Buffalo.To Philadelphia, -«T- .$1 05 .30o Reduced to )\t85c\u2014$0 6b Canada Money, j .THK TIMBER TOWERS of (fluebee having formed themselves into an Association for the purpose of securing a fair remuneration for their work, and alec for the purpose of binding the members to assist on* another, when, inconsequence of an accident or otherwise, the property entrusted to the charge of any of the Members of the Association is in danger of being lost, the following TARIFF OF PRICES bas been adopUd, which will, in no case, be deviated from :\u2014 For Towing the Cargoes of Vessels from Victoria Cove to Commissioners' Wharf, or any intermediate place on the North Side of the River, 8 cents per load.From New Liverpool to Davie\u2019s Slip, on the South Side of the River, 8 cents per load.From Cap Rouge to any of the above named places, 10 centa per load.From Indian Cove to any of tbe above named places, 10 cents per load.From St Charles River to any of the above named places, 10 cents per load.And Crossing tbe St.Lawrence, 10 cents per load.From St.Charles River to Commiasloners* Wharf, 8 cents per load.Ships taking cargo from the Boom at which they load, shall be bound to pay 6 oenta per load 50 cents per Quebec Standard for Deals, or 36 cents per St.Petersburg Standard.From Hamilton A Bros.\u2019 Cove to Benson\u2019s Cove, 25 cents por St.Petersburg Standard Deals.Any part nnder 40 loads, to be charged at from 4 to 6 dollars per tide, unless the portion token forms part of cargo.All monies to be paid in Bankable tonds, jgg- The undersigned is authorized to collect all monies due to the Timber Towers\u2019 Association for 1868.JOHN WARE, Secretary.May 13,______________________ the mmim gf Jamaica \u2022 A CLIMATE FOR INVALIDS.COUNTRY LODGINGS, Sto»y HUI, m the Pariah of St* Astir ewe, Jamaica, West ladle** A LADY, residing near Stony Hill Barracks, (nine miles from the City of Kingston,; has comfortable accommodation» for tho reception of VISITORS AND PARLOUR BOARDERS, at Stony Hill Pecs.Th* EeTAPLiBHXXXT is beautifully situate on the brow of a Mountain, and commands a mag-nifioest view of the sea, the harbor of Kingston, the mountains cf St.Andrew, and the Plains of Liguxnoa.Tax Pxopxbtv abocxds with most beautiful Shady Walks end lively Drives.It has onexd-loss supply of West India Fruits ; and the Scenery which surroends the establishment D so Picturesque, that Mr.Church, the celebrated American Artirt and Scene Painter, declared it \u201d Sublimely Grand.\u201d\t___ Thx SirciTTOH commands tho fresh seabretee ell day, and the asol Mountain Zephyr oil nigh The temperature ia exceedingly low, (66 to 69 degrees) in the shade, wnile the average fluctuation rarely, if ever, exceeds five degrees in twenty-four hours.Tki Cloiatb, frem its uniformity of temperature, groat coolness and dryness of atmosphere, is considered thx rixxtT ro* isvadidb and olhers tareatenod with Bronchial affections and Pulmonary ccmplnleU, or whe are convalescent after Intermittent and other fevers, or when change beoomea necessary for the complete restoration ofhealth.Thx Mkdioal Facultt in England, America, and the Continent of Europe, are unanimou* in their selection of Jamaica for Invalids, In conso-qnenoe of it* possessing a climat# peauliarlp railed for the reception of Européen» and American» ; and the Medical Faculty oi Kingston recommends 5tosey Hill Penn, in the Pariah of St.Axdrcw, as most excellent for those who have bean suffering from Fevers or Debility ; and equally suited for persons looking for recreation and OHAxax is thx oouktet.Visitors will moot with every attention to their comfort, and Parlour Boarders, with all th# advantages of a \u2022\u2022 Home,\u201d in a private family.Ihvadids axd thosx Coitvalhsoxst will receive the most tender care and attention, and nothing will be forgotten which will help to make their visit consolatory and cheerful.Thxbs is a Cakbxaoi Wat to the Property, and an almost daily communication with Kingston.Th* Txrm* axs MensxATS, and may be asoer tained ea application to Mrs John King, Stony Hill Penn, Golden Spring, P.0., or, in Kingston, to Mr.James Gall, at the Commercial Exchange; Messrs.Turnbull A Lee, or Mr.John McDonald, Harbor Street j»ar- pio Nio Paetibs accommodated, on due notice being given.Kingston, Jamaica, July 1867.REFERENCES KINDLY GRANTED BY The Hon.L.Q Bowcrbank, M.D., Castos of Kingston, Jamaica.\t, Charles Campbell, Esq., M.D-, Member of Sanitary Committee.\t.f.A.Ebbeke, Esq., Prussian Consul, Kingston Jamaica.Aron Gregg, Esq., American Consul, Kingston, Jamaica.Napoleon Carvalho, Esq., Kingston Jamaica.Dr.Alexander Fiddes, Kingston, Jamaica.Professor Reid, M.D., Queen\u2019s College, Belfast Professor McCosh, L.L.D., Queen's CoUege, Belfast James Gall, Esq., Myrtle Bank, Edinburgh.Rev.Dr.Somerville, Secretary Board of Mission*, Edinburgh.J.8.Reynolds, Ksq., Cannon Piae*, Hamstoad London.TERMS FOR DAILY BOARDERS.Each Adult, per day.8s Each Child \u201d\t $*\u2022 Bach ServaHt .4s.FOR WEEKLY BOARDERS : Bach Adult, per week.$$*\u2022 Each Child \u201c\t $!*\u2022 loch Servant, \"\t 219- In all cases exclusive of Wines, Ao.In cases ot Weekly Boarders\u2014a week\u2019s notloe or a week\u2019s pay is requisite before leaving.Sept 2, 1&67.The principal Office for the district of Quebec, is situate on the corner of St.Antoine and St.Peter Streets.J.G.EAR THE, Agent Dec.16.1867.DAY A MARTIN\u2019S REAL JAPAN BLACKING.PARIS.PARIS.THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR'BUCKING 1 FOR GREAT BRITAIN 1867.1|| fi; wmm 97, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON.Sold by all Dealer» throughout the World, to Settle* at 94., 1#., and la.td.each.This invaluable Composition, after having stood the tost of competition fer nearly a eentuiy.t* «till without a rival for excellence cf quality.April 27, 1868.78 Pure Chemicals and al 1 New MojIciugs T.MORSON & SON, 91, S3 ana i»*, sonthompton «ell Square, London, ¦ tr r r K t PURB CHEMICALS and all NEW MBDICINA PREPARATIONS, Including the followln specialities : PEPSINE, the active digestive principle of the gastric juice; an agreeable and popular remedy for weak digestion.In Powder, Wine, Loxengee, and Olebnles PANCREATIC EMULSION, and PANCREATINE in powder, containing the oeüve principle obtained from the Pancreas, by which the digestion and assimilation of fat is effected.SACCHARATED WHEAT PHOSPHATES, * valuable dietetic preparation for Invalid* and Children, supplying the elements for th# formation of bone.\t., .\t_ w .OREASOTE, from Wood Tar, of which T.M.\u2022 SON are the only British Manufacturer*.GELATINE, a perfeot and economical subttitut* tor Isinglass.\tj j- Shipping order» executed teuh care ana dupat -t April 22, 1868.Buffalo to Philadelphia | 75o Reduced to Canada Money .30O }\t62c\u2014$0 To Wa^ington.$1 30 30 o Chicago.?.r$i 86 To New Orleans.$3 65 From Toronto te Buffalo.Buffalo to ) W as bin g ton, j ___________ From Toronto to Buffalo.Reduced to Canada Money.30o J .62c\u2014$0 Buffalo to Baltimore 86c.Reduced to Canada Money.I.80c .500\u2014$0 89 From Toronto to Detroit.Detroit to 1 Chicago._____f__________ .60o Reduced to Canada Money.}-.62o\u2014$1 12 From Toronto to Buffalo.Buffalo to ( eo 75 New Orleans.\t__________ .30o Reduced to V\t9\u201e Canada Money.}¦.* \u2022\u2019»\u201c-$2 20 Cana- >^oTi«___The Arne illustration may bo applied to all the places in the United States.'ans are obliged to pay a profit on tbe published rates.Subscription Books wUl be opened at tbe Office of tbe Company, 83 King Street east, on and September, 1st 1868.H.B.REEVE, £}eoi*eta.z*y< Get.3,1868.BAND J5AWST ENDLKSS BAND SAWS for Sawing Wood, KNDLBB8 BAND SAWS for Sawing In and Brass, KMBLKSS BAND KÎIIVKS for Catting Clotk, Lin an, 4ka- The Vast Superiority of PERIN\u20198 PATENT FRENCH BAND SAWS, AND ENDLESS BAND KNIVES, Over all others i* now universally odmittod.These can be obtained Only of the Agents, SAMUEL WORSSAM A CO., Saw Mills Engineers, .04, m-g».England, Who keep * large Stock of all sites coxstantiy on h«d! from which orders can be executed 0B the shortest notice.Priced Illustrated Catalogues of 8.WORSSAM A cers patented and IMPROVED mach- r mgs of all hinds for working in wood sent free \\ on applioation at their work*, 304, King** Reed, \" Chelsea.London, Knglnnd* LEA A PERRINS OKLEBHATED WOBOESTEBSHIBE SADCE, DECLARED BY COHKOLSSUKIB THE ONLY VOOD SAUCE.«a.,.J- Jnlj Ifl, UfV, CAUTION A6AINST FRAUD.VHE imeees* of tfcla moat dellelone and unrivalled Condiment, having caused eertoin deal ers to apply the name of \u201d Woreeaterehire Sauce*, to their own inferior compound*, th* public is hereby inferaed that the only way to Mcare the genuine, is to\t_____ ASK FOR LU 4 PERRINS SAOCE, and to see that their names are upon the wrapper' label», Hopper aud bottle, Someof the foreign market* having been \u2022up-plied with as purieus Wore ester» hire Saaoe, upon the wrapper and labels of which the names of Lea and Perrins have been forged ; L.and P., give notice that they have furnished the»correspondent* with power of attorney, to take instant proceedings against Manufacturer» and Vendor* oi snob, or any other imitation» by whioh theu right may bet nfringed.ASK FOR LEA A PERRINS\u2019 Bxrcx, own *xz Nm o.Wxxrrxx, Iobil, Bottu, on Orervi Wholesale and for Export by the Proprietor! W rooster ; Crosse and Blackwell, London, Am, Ac., and by Greeere and Oilman universally.Jon t, 1868.\t6$ 1* THE \u201c GEA.EEOWA.Y\u201d PATENT TAPER TUBES STVELA-AK BOILERS.THKSK TUBS, are new being used almost universally in England in the ootutraction of Steam Boilers, having either oxi or two flues.They \u2022xxxk.t arose max thx rcxL, impro the eirculotion, and crease the power of boiler.They are trxoiaLLT adapted for introduction into old boilers, and are made with suoh aa amount of taper as to allow of this being easily dona.These Taper Tu be hsve been In use upwards of 16 years, and sbov 30,006 are now at work, and the demand is da., increasing.They con be fixed by any boiler maket, \u2022 can only be obtained from the Patentees, koc wilif arnish full particulars and list of firms usu g the tubes, en applioation.W.4k G GALLOWAY 4k SOS*, ENGINEERS A BOILER MAKERS, KABOKUITUU.Makers ot all kinds ot Steam Enginos Machinery, Mil Gearing, Boilers, Ae., Ao.Aag.22.1867.\t$6 le PH»ted a»d publtehed by J.J.FOOTS Kdlbor o»d Proprietor, ot his Prtmtteg Work*, ¦ewutali s It fid."]