Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 21 octobre 1875, jeudi 21 octobre 1875

[" L V {tel\t>f tar -'Jl 1*0 ^>y' T CM 4>,4iH>i> o\u20acM) iOr' 1-4 ai-A ,U.ï> Ut-^î -\u2022oiV »Kt> I *9- V\u2019\t'\u2022jfb'+lf ¦- ' -tr.Tli \u2022 *»a COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE.VOL XXIX.QUEBEC, THURSDAY.OCTOBER 21.1875.M-A-UD OR NINA.\u201caiMiLu anmiBui crnu-frm.\u201d BY J.G.WHYTE MELVILLE.(Comtitnud from tmr lait.} \u201cWe teC o«r «Al'a» Ww Bruo«, Mid h>; ?Hinrl M>j| ibMia a rtMO*.iaa\u2019t I bars r H* WU white to lia rery llpa.Through all her ttioapfa, the felt a twlnfe, far keeaer tk*i) abe expected, of eoaptoaotioa aad n- -Oh, Dick r Lori Bear war him 7\u2019\u2019 «aid why \"L \u2018\u2018And too accepted lac ti> ateadr Ma vole felt half aoftocated ill the time.\"And I accepted him !\"\t^ Uuuaui9\u2014a OUTUMUa.\tP P Age about thirty.Haight «tafeet aiua lackt* aad a h« In-fair coeaph-xlou\u2014I'ght h-trown wtilakara, cloee trimmed\u2014akortda'k hat .Speaka fua, io a h*gh kt-f) aad taa a kaklt of draw log eat kk ehtit tfeaem from beneath hie WÊ^M When teat ere a, wee dreaeed ta a dark toa^kacy Mdttte, Mack cl, th Oxford-mixtare troceerr, aad Balmoial boot#.Wary a black hat with aaaket'e naaelaeide\u2014 Block and Co, 401 Begr-ct Strret.Wboertr will fire each iofenaaooa to the anthorhiea aa amy lead to the 41\u2014yynry of the above, \u2022hallreoatae\u2014A Howard 1\u201d Snell w\u2014 the placard that art orded a tow min at\u2014 «pecolauea for the few people who had lefcnrto read ft ena tine nuirmfng about a wwk after Mn.Stan\u2014* ¦ eveatfal hall, aad towardc the do\u2014 dT the Locdoa a\u2014a tin, eUettihg, at the \u2014a\u2014 time, tridcbm not al-c fiarocabie on the etjle rw IMRE pmSHTRC.UMf KffrgUtU^C BAiYlnvCMr- meat, promfMt by rerte\u2019a affeettenate mto-givibgrof Mr.Bsrgrsfrs, Mace the teat shtep was ton» other thsm his nephew; Tom Byte.The old man felt, Inéimt, \u2014rtoosly discom-poswi by the prolonged absence of thie, the mif mi mb\u2014 of Us lamily.It was aojasttfU them by sar- -^w 4uf i*m 4 the t bad returned.He queetioMd the boy want away, only to ga b\u2014 f.om the answers ¦*\u201d sold Do-icthee, wMh another cost-* li\u201d vociferated Bargrave \u201cIt\u2019s my\u2014ptMw ! Have yon beard aothiawT I\u2019m hmty,m7gtMgiri ; I\u2019m aaxloae.M ikv world.Hi vs » jW tiff» the day, J\u2019re \u2019Meriksr, \"- \u201c- beck 00 : better hisdblf my haouS.She\u2019s wusi this tara ; aa\u2019 y\t_ ^\t-A\u2014rata» ïï&zùssFs&iix'\u2019: & them curtains la tva minutes, «ni\u201d- \u2019\u2022That will d»-.that will Aq\t~ the old be, a lure years, and imm.**» not watched.From this hlding-she observed him, to her great astnn-rlng boldly at the door of a large, boose.That astonishment was to see him admitted without demur by an irreproachable foot-man, powder, plash, and all complete.Large drops of rain began to fall, and outside London, beyond watched.( To 6e Co%tMv*4 ) CONFESSIONS OF A VICTIM ,0* u»a bene- 14 44 Youwo Mar» AM» oTMKBa who euAr s|taB?1K5.aS?L^ of AsV-Oure, altar mush «offertng and expen\u2014, aad \u2014at free an receiving a stamp tor return Mage.A iliTrnee.NATHANIEL MAYFAJB, P.O.Boot Iftt, Brooklyn, New York Jmm SO, im.\tFm-dfcw ïîÆatwwfeS la question had been sabjecud to such a with 1 Melarable t oof\u2014fen of pap\u2014a, most have besn the result.\u201cIf yen waMtagoaad \u2022«\u201c», ®T\tiMiMhoih'ahB\u20141, A M0M ]POQ iOCig I can mastnt ttdpiapjhere.No; tfo do.Aad, Dorothea, if you sh Jhing, cqme and t«U me that i aa yea like.Bat you JftTty pp\" Is health worth having 1 tt\u2014It Is a jewel ae easily lost as la mauy eases ae dlflleult to reeovi UGtf OUaieU#-, and mnrrn rtAwilonlmwl \u2014 If it ts pro virtue recover.Ia ________\t.\u201c\u201cd \u2014ore particularly at this ZïiîLflïlîZ* people ar* rery totdto ooid ami «uffar from ear# throat, cougbs, spit- tpa!\u201con\u201cry complaffii rally, which if not checked Immediately td asrloaa consequences.The eo\u2014tlon art\u2014a\u2014which la the quickest and meet eflbc-tdal remedy T Bryan's Pulmonic Wsfera have beeu before the public for twenty years, irod have always given perfect satisfaction, and ln-vortably eflhct permanent cures when taken m season.Bold by all medicine dealers and conn-try stores, at 26 cte per box.BdU ts Qoehee by J.Mo-on A Co., W.K Ikat wofQid never\t¦* CMroax A Brotheq J.*.Burke, R.should hear any.\tI*eBocbe, J, J, Yeidon, and \u2022U medtetne dealers,\t\u2019 and dangeroos dl\u2014esee to which the female cocarnation is «abject.It moderates all ex-ocee\u2014, aad remov\u2014 all obetraetloos, and speedy care may be relied on.TO MARRIED LADIES, It la peculiarly sotted, ft «tu, inaebort ttme, bring on the monthly period with regularity In all eases o£ Nerve\u2014 and Bplaal Affec-t'ons, Pals in the Back, and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight exertion.Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteric*, Blok Headaches, Whites, and all ttm.-peiafal die* earns occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a core when all other means have felled, and although a powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, anything hurtful to the oocttttajfeq, j _J \u2014 Fall dlreetfo' e In the pare i'b\u2019-evaronnd nach package, which «hoeid^be^carafuHy preserved.JOB faW York, Bo s Praurlfto^ $1.00 and 12i cents for porttge, enole\u2014d te Toronto, Northrop A Lym n.Toronto, Ont, general agents for the Dominica, will ensure a bottle containing over 60 pilla by return mall.Bold by all Druggists.\t.r Bold in (toebee by J.Musson A Co, W.S.Brunet.E Qlroux A Brother, J.JE.Burke, R, McLeod, W.H.LaBoobe, J, J.Veldun, and all Medicine Dealers.Oct .bar S.UVA\tdArw nave rtcoivcu irom «ne use or end BJrap of Hypophosphltea of twelve moatha I ¦ off.red moat a severe coogb, and a most vto- \u201c Fi va MinuTca ron R«»x»shmxwt8.\u201d\u2014 Everybody who bee traveled by railroad has beard the above aaaoancemem, sod has probably suffered from \u2014Ung too haatlly, thereby aowlcg the \u2014ed of dyapepela.It la a comfort to know that the Peruvian Byrap will IT\"*?* core the want eases hr Dyspepsia, as thoos- ^ aeda a\u2014 ready to t\u2014Hty.October 16, 1876.\t\u2022 r! 1 F-dAW ?surra\u2019s Ooooa.\u2014«katmtui.and compomt-twe.\u2014\u201c By a thorough knowledge of the nata ral laws which govern the operations of dl-gestion and notnuou, and by a careful application or tha-flne properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided ortbreakfast tables with a delicately lavoored beverage Which may save os many heavy loo tore\u2019 bills.It la by the Judicious n\u2014 of auch articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up nnttl strong enough to resist every tendency 10 disease.Hundred» of labile maladies are floating around aa ready to attack wherever there la a weak point.We may \u2014cape many a fatal shaft by keeping oar\u2014Ives well fortified with pare blood had a properly nourished tosme.\u201d\u2014Oketl dbretae #\u2014«.Made simply With Bolling Water or MUM.\u2014Hold only In Packets labeUrd\u2014sJambs Krjre AOo., Hooks apathie Chemists, 48.Tbreadneedle Street, and 170 Pleradllly 5 Works, Easton Bead and iMwa, Lon' Camden1 idon.\u201d Heptomber 22, 1876.Hm \u2022ikjk PJ8M DAY.AUK NTH 4\tWanted.All ala\u2014oS poopla.Of either sax, young or old make more money at week for as la their spat* moments, ar all the time, than ai anything el\u2014.Pkrtlcnlftm free.'rat card to BNte* ooets but mu cent Addrsm 9.AGO.»\u2022 P,r SCIENCEOF LIFE; Or, BWLWiEMEBEEYATIOM; WBIW BY THE OHIMF CONBULT-Ing Physician of the Peabody Medical te, authorof a T\u2014atlav on Dl\u2014es of tho Throat and Loaga, Physiology of Woman Ss&fj&rÆ&ass Army, été1., ate.Tt treats upon Manhood, how leak how regained and how perpetnated, saune aad of Eshstil Vitality, Impotenoy.Premature Decline Us Man, gp^rmatorrhcea, or Bemloa^ Lne\u2014 (uocgurnrd aad diurnal) Hao.^r.j Opontenan,*, Oonfu.ton BUte of foom the or ax.Bnargy, HaggArd of Mind und Lorn Of s Blood, and all aarnoue or tootk, oar the a\u2014 of mat are years The nnSold mla\u2014t\u2014 that result fooui (ndiscre-tiou ia early life a\u2014y be alleviated aad cared.These who doubt this siserti\u2014 should parobe\u2014 the amr Medical Work published by the Pea* i~- \u201cÜU*1 ^ HID* BOUND MORSRA.A home U eatd to he hide hound when blé' \u2019 skie will net slip nuder the preeeure of the band, bat atiekaM If U WM glaed.wtüaU condition la al «days dependent an a derangsd state of the atomacb and dlseeUve organs -by correcting which, and giving to them a ht a thy tone and condition the disease or comptant will disappear.Erpertenea baa proved that the meant best adapted to tbt# end l» \u201c Dar-leyb Condition Powders and Arabian Heave mg a one* in a few dpyu It >¦ tho beet eon-dtttbu medicine known, and gray be given with perfect 1 afety at «U timee, and do\u2014not require that the ta Bern ember the bo kept fro\u2014 Work.\u2014o that me aig- A Brother, J.H» Burke, R.McLeod, W.H.LaRoeha, J, J.Veldon, and ou madtetbo daafow.> .r .< 41\t.: à October 16.1876.Bometrts Cocoalne.\u2014>A PXXFXCT DxK8 aitfoVo* Tax Haw \u2014The Oocoalne bold* in a liquid form, a large proportion of deodorized OoooA-xtrr Oil, prepared expre\u2014lj f r this purpoee.Nb atAsr compound a\u2014.the / The pocn igr prqnsrUer whieh so oxaotly salt the various oondittoas of the human hair.A p-u« ogle how stiffopd application thw hair (no matter days.It is eeasAfed by all wb6 hare osod'u! to be the Oe*t and efteapetf Jiatr Duelling in the World.\u2022 \u2018 - DMA EC ,a- wECfinRP October 16.1876.¦ 6 lAe.Si mp .- MPROVE NUTRITION.\u2014Ths central idea I te the Gfeêtareh^r aU ÇlpQM* WMtlng Diseases, resulilogln Nervoos proalratlon end Ufluerel Deblitty, le to improve the and A\u2014tmlfkiloa oc Feed, ahff of Heslthy Bfooi.Dr.Wh\u2014fors Elixir of Phosphates and Call\u2014ya eon talus the only agente known that net directly as excitants of natrliion by importing tons to the Ptomaeh, Lfvar and Pancreas, ths great tripod that prepares nourishment for bonding up the orgues and acltoofff traordiaary the eonvtl\u2014tkra, whether impaired by age~ exhansted by eioS\u2014ss, bad nabUa/ er ran down by old comptainte that hare res Mi'd all ordinary metboda of treatment.Being a lei tel jos cordial to taka, and perfectly bannie\u2014 under all < trcumefucee, it is eminent'y adapted to prostrate an\u2014mlc women and delicate children.October 12.1876\t1 dAW \" si prepares nourisnmeni ror oui Ming gees and tt\u2014a\u2014 of ttaa body.The (MS remarke\u2019do preperaUoa Is ex.ry in strengtbeolag and vlUllzlug AGS WALNUTS.October 14, 1875.Li I' mt M.O.MOUNTAIN.At CAUTION.WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.lit ÇHAItCKRY.LEA AND PERRINS, of Worcester, aasiaftr ALFRED ROBERT LAK'tmdlag as A.ft- LBK A Oo , of Rain ford Junction, Lacoashlre, T\\ KB NOTICE THAT ON THE 86TB Jur.V.1875, a Porpelual Injunction was granted in the a\u2019-ove oao\u2014 by hla Honour, U\u2014 M\u2014ter oftbeltols, )e»tralnlng the Defendant from using the word \u2018\u2022Worceaterehlre.1* or any word only coloarably differing therefrom In canne tigm with any Baure mannCsctored by blm, and any Labels or Wrappers rtaembltea those Sued b7 G»* PlsiuUŒi.- t I ^ J O $ ^ All persona are h»reby cautioned qp| |o tall aa \u201cWo.d\u2014terShlre\u2019 or \u2018Wore\u2014tei'J Banoe, any fiance other than that aaaapfectarad 1 by Me\u2014rs.Lea A Perrins, Worcester, or use any Labele or Wrappers rewmb log theirs.c, 1 THOMAS SOUTHALL.Worcester, Solicitor 0* the said Me\u2014is.Lea A Perrins.September 20, 1876, Mao Dow\u2019s Sturgeon Oil J* JtMtkl ie* LINIMENT mais LINIMENT IS WITHOUT EX CHI\u2019-A Uon the best and cheapest la the oeantry.Oom pounded cclentlflcally, \u2014 tho resnlt of a thorough knowledge of tha pow\u2014p 1 over disease by the proper use of Form It Is absorbed as soon as applied, and through the per\u2014 ta the remotest setlag upon pains and swellings with no loss efficacious than water upon fire.It has been in nse tor over alx years and Its extensive sale has only Inert\u2014d It# popularity, and established Its supremacy over every iMh\u2014remedy of the kind.Hone teamsters pronoonee it invaluable and having used It, iTÎÜifîï* ^\t*1* \u201cThere te nothing like It \u2022\u2022 It acte like » charm.\" « The Linl-meMp»«*|fe\u2014,,._M* the expre-ions 0/ bun .ed woo have tried 1L\u2014When thoroqgh-ly sppiled.It will g v« almost Instant relief in HheumaUam, Neuralgia, Lumbago.Bpralu» cramps, Bruis\u2014, Pain in the Bide, Chilblains Lameness, Ac.Tho\u2014 affiloted with any such dUordortg \u201c*-\u2022 *¦- * * -\t- \u2014 .J.W.I V^^fMcnratloa,\u2019 Pyice fil.Vitality impaired by tbs errors 1, igyg.bo 30TICI IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Division Pier, W oils\u2019» October 16, 1876, t\u201c5- between Ottawa and Oov\u2014, is submerged at about tear that the position is shown by a mad Boot ?nvU 28.1811 JAla* WWMdLLY.AjffU 88, 18/'5,\tif.ao For Wood mnd Coal.Double Stoves, Farmer\u2019s Boilers, Cooking Stoves, < Kitchen Ranges, % Dumb Stoves, ; Stove Pipes, Zinc Stove -\u2022 Boards.4c.G P*- Large stock of all tbe above for sele cheap by AlfHE KANE, 8, FABRIQUE OTREET.Beptemb\u201428, 187A ' ¦ t.Smoke Ae F.F, Cigar WÊT The Bag in the Dominlon.'Wl Jt*4 GOLDBTEIN, A» it tût ClKKbM to the public.Ajl articles for exhibition will be free of dotk, tmiess sold for me in thV United SUtes Articles sold to be shipped to other countries will be flree of duty.IlYJ -iJAivsti Ml'\u2022\t\u2022 ii ;\ttil,-.:\t.fftae .oxhlbitten of aolmaU will lake place la Sept amber and October, 1876.of Which due ¦otto** win ft given.All entries will be closed bn the mat of November next.Articles to be delivered in the different Provtnc\u2014 not later than ttoq first of March, 1878.\t.!.\t,\t/ ku .vJl M Applications for space by Intending exhibit- dree\u2014d to the unde reigned, will be reeelved at bis Office, In tbe City Hall, at Three Rivers, on tbe THIRD day of NOVEMBER next, at THREE o\u2019clock P.M, for tbe making and dell vet lug,, la good order, ftee of at eharrea, on the Wharves at Three Rivers, t Ihllowlag, via.\t.*ywrf drt XI r .888 Warn or 7.810 foal of 8 inch, \u2022»\t//\t.688 tons or 88/00 feel of 8 (web.240 toae or 81,8(0 feel of 4 Inch Out Iron > Water Pipes.\t' These Pip\u2014 lo he made In length cf not leeff fhan 8 feet, Rith fapccU Irrge anoogh to allow of a space all round t&s spigot end for a lead joint not more than three eighths of an Inoh for tbe \u2022 laeh Pip\u2014, end one-quarter inch for tbe i and 4 inch Pip\u2014, and to be of ontform boce and thickness erf metal throagb-oot, perfectly ft\u2014 from flews and defects cf any kind, and their weight not (o exceed nor to be leu than 2* per oc nu the weight comer ponding to tbe ietgth mentloqeftgsK .heqq Baeh tongth.of Pipe to have one down of three laeta diameter, exceeding } moh tbe exterior ewrfeee of the Pip\u2014, placed near the fencet end.and to be coated with Dr.Bmlth\u2019s Patent Coal Tar Varnish.The whole of there Pip\u2014 warranted to stand a pressore equal to a colûmo,of water 600 feet high after they are delivered ft tbe place re-qntred, and any Pipe found oqehle to stand tha above pr\u2014sore, or having any defect Whatever, shall be rejected.Tbe whole of the Pip\u2014 to be delivered u folowa, via.: jHalf tbe qaaetHy daring the mo*.tb of May next, and tbe other bslfOnrlbg the month of June next.The Ural delivery to contain the 9 Inch Pipes.Payments shall be made gteAcbdeUvesy.Tbe ton herein mentioned la \u2019tbe gx\u2014 tan of 2210 ¦,».\tLi, The Tenders to be aceo\u2014panled by tbe signatures of two respomlble persons resldiog in the Province of Quebec, willing to become security for the doe fulfilment of tbe contract.poration of Thru Rivera does not bind Kself to accept the Mats! nor any ore to be forwarded to Mr.W.R.FRASER, of the Tendsra.\t' * Dor ,l11* Bec ret»'y of Advisory Board, 87, Bcottfitr\u2014t.D.McDOUGALL, Berlin, Comm lesion\u2014, Ontario* ,,\t111 .V'rflsihl»* Vrfl Oct ,v J.PERRAULT, SeoretaryJ i, 1875.! ri«ÀteiüLïÏLAiix \u2022* Opthalm ic Ointment ! U A CERTAIN CURE FOB.H « i : n JMUiRftTlM, SPECKS, FILMS, And all External Disorders of tbe EYES &_EYEUI>S.COUGH NO MORE I ! ) a in \u2022 id ' Uft K'-s î \u2022 \u2022 Mrau\u2019s Simp ef Canada Balsam, kfoe only reliable remedy known for orr \" COTIONS AIVI> COUO®.IIUSSON\u2019S 00H8 WINE, Equal In quality to the beet Imported.PH\u2014 »6 cento per botUe.i - irjln\" Beat freshly Imported Bw\u2014dish LKECHKB.For sale by , ^ J \\0.MUIMOM ét VO.b\u2014 iO ,1876.& MURIER, (REAL ESTATE AGENTS, LOANS AM» COLLECTIONS, Û .\tf\\ ' $fS Oommiaaion Merokooti, etc., Room 12, METROPOLITAN BLOCK, Chicago, III., U.S.Reference :**F.VEZINA, Esquire., Cashier , Banque Nationale.Septa\u2014b\u2014 84, 1876.\tBm Flower and Vegetable Depot, PPLES, FOR FAMILY USE, a speciality.ilo.l Oysters In shell.« uaj a \u2019 » Baltimore Oyster* In Cans.\u2014rtJST Bacaivan\u2014\t, English VTelnnta and Bpaolsh Oulons.N.B.\u2014Orders for Flowers filled as uau& ,5\u2018 ' j.;j.pr \u2019 September 21, 1876.- ¦- B1 Y THE BT.LAWRENCE STEAM NAVI.GATION COMPANY, in .utaa of f6 onff upwards.Must b« current Canadian Cento.Apply at THE COMPANY\u2019S OFFICE, *dL Andrew's Wharf.Bsptes^ser 16, 18761 Lffdr* Potwr x.fivn.A.M.\u2022 30 11.00 -.G 1'\t12.80 ,7.oo Mall Trala from Monti\u20141, la J y.J V P.M oi 5 iif \u2019! 2.80 Loo Mall Train Iriftk \u2022 Rltt r du Loup.7.80 Mall Trala for 7.46 Mixed Train , Montreal.u,ii , l from Richmond.For farther information apply at the offloe of The Hu Lawrenoefiteam Navigation Com-pomy, St.Andrew\u2019s Whart A* GiLBO | '1 f 1 Bwtaaftry.r.d > ii rri ,.h l rjfJ'O'J September A0, 1876, £8BTiïlïfîlîll tri I .t muJiPjii: {\t:\t'¦ i «nil Itta.-j.: The city Corpori UtS n)\u2019q >» k»1 et m owii'tr an | |rii'J,i! 1 .llatii ! Tie .at oil! To tojO.Oftf sr> a, IMPERI A.liC fire mmti coftw \u2019 L ONO O N.(EHTABLISHRD 1807.) Stibowrlbed sad Inveetad a» fliUf! Inveated Ospital Haoervod Fund.£1,946 £QO .\u201e Funds InveBtod in a 106,00 Canada, Agent for Qnebro, Fool of Mcunteln HUL hn O'Ti c etTv, Estate of IR.*Tacoues.TH1LT7i[®E,lS,ONED *KXK PPRCHAB-A *d from.R, M.Wnrt*l«.Vn* _ .w- -n1l\u201e ir-.\tï»q.A\u2014igi ee, \"ù\u2019Lts.iX\u2019nss^f'sti >éame premlaas.No.ge*.St Fetor Street.Having a larger and more varird stock.'acJcrsswt (All debts dne the Estate meat be pa*d Jo us.who are alone atttbortoed to grant rroelpu.¦Aqgret^A J\u2018 * J\u2018 WOOI>IJtT- *** * * s * riiH* 1 th! HOME ! ! ! THE NAME GIVEN TO IS this \u2014tebrstod LAUNDRY BAB 80AP, '4 ftftr* «be 6a\u2014t febric, or rirrlnk wool- Goes farther than other soap.Wtererer o\u2014ff «to\u2014\u2014tto* «Misfacttoa, to i Won\u2019t hurt tbe most « ; \u2022 -; i.lmi euftff/ft.fiftYDGEfi, *4* 1 Qmnmrml flu^rlRitfea.m.i .1.Bt.Henedine and Saint François Rood, '\t* Soott Junction at Afirr;».- toralhg wlU.teare ScoU JumHod ft 7 .caLing at earn# Stations, and arriving at Levis at 8 A.M.i(i ;J mw To insnre despatch Freight mi received by 4 P.M., at LeVte SiatiosL im\t1er < Intondenta Office, SL Henri «tiret, Lavis, ar \u2018 Contraetor's Offloe, 2|, SL Peter ~ Quebec, '\u2022\u2019'iwrta m LAROO .-1\ted T -FARES ?« «d yn Anput -a a.« a b-,\t,.1,^ )1 to Soott Junottoi^let Cfeft W±***05RSa!!S.pijsjwsfs Purilameft^uncter the control of thaq\u2014h\u2014 bod atw Hatoh\u2014 and Oargo, andDomag.^\u2022oreU arrrvtng with, or or v\u2014\u2014is undergoing re* \u2022» promptly attended u>.MA CHAMBERS.^ John Street, (wrikooifti or.! J lo J, 187A rass&i.*-* q of JPTnSKR owo anything in the market» Mr.Poseo\u2014 tel : reported ftr profita tor tbe lorenoen \u2014 081 uU tore ay up Jo 2 o\u2019clock she clMr^t ev u.^ : , - °P 8 o\u2019oloqk she cl\u2014red $7.60.\t\" We eft» prove beyond qu\u2014tiou that on# a\u2014u fififiR-wr \u2014 Mtafteft «romwhich to-leei^wTlfli yon an a\u2014orted Rig erf may ftcH or 18 fcg $1\t*r.yiOBTDN FRAME A Cl T.\u2018 itiOftlDN FRAME A CHROMO CO,\t, March ft.187A .! t.TTTZ ™ ^ v^.QUEBEC SOCIETY Mion ofM?jp /tnisdtk .MM TOdl r> THOSE WHO MAT F < to donate by Will to * 1 m- eO'^r^v.B^ÜJC8* M I ftve had bequ\u2014thto the Qnebee Société r the Prerenuonof «\u2014jw»\u2014 rroeisij Cruelty to eetahhebed at ftoeb\u2014 in April, 1878, tba of.DoUaiy#,\u201c\u201c Ecveftb\u2014 A 1174, 3 Tmm MomsmTa- oeeroitxoiæï NEW ADYMT1SEMENT8.Csri ot ThanSc»-J***»® L*wlor.MMt* HbU\u2014Tta* N«W 8h*agbr» » Comp®®/ Omod Trunk JUUwnx\u2014Jo^pb Hlok*».Vintovta H» 1\u2014H®nr Cordotn.for cutpknUton, do\u2014A Tm»*r A Co.Balt f> Antf\u2014Wm Conuay.Haxrtnc* forSnl*\u2014Do.pathi*?\"\t\u2014John Burrow.B» coaUlnla* Two Bonnot*.K*tt\u2014Ormad Concert \u2022£ tb« will to day emit such a supplementary ¦ and in so vigorous a manner, that it must find a responsive and favorable echo in the Council chamber of Her Majesty\u2019s Ministers for the Dominion of Canada Having done so, the Board of Trade will have done its duty.It will then remain for those Ministers to per.form their portion of the contract towards the public.We are inclined to think that their opinion will not be unfavorable to Quebec ; but, at the same time, we would warmly impress upon them the urgency of coming to a speedy conclu* sion.The season is now far advanced, and, unless such conclusion be at rived at without delay, it will be too late to complete the necessary surveys this fall ; and thus another year will be lost before the undertaking is realized\u2014and this at a time when our laboring classes require all the employment it is possible to provide for them.Her Majesty has been pleased to confer the honor of knighthood upon Chief Justice Begbie, of British Columbia.Some yottnfc men in Louisville have formed an \u2018anti-lift-your hat toa-woman society.\u201d Now let the Louisville young ladies form an anti bow to-a puppy society.Mr.N.Aub:n has received from the Secretary of State of Great Britain his exeeuater as Swiss Consul for the Do minion of Canada.Mr.Aubin will probably make bis headquarters in Montreal.The Prince Imperial about to start on of France is not a journey of the world, as was reported.The Pay* newspaper of Paris, denying the rumour says:\u2014uAt tbit moment » Prince of the Imperial fa-mily must respectlblly hold himself at the disposal 01 France, which may at any moment summon him.\u201d Enthusiastic tourists in Montreal make a point of visiting the places visited by Kitty in Howell\u2019s \u201cChance Acquaintance,\u201d and of stopping at her hotel.Recently four young ladies managed to sleep in the room she occupied, though to accomplish it two were obligea tosleep on the floor.The date fixed for the opening of the Provincial Legislature comes on fast apace and rumor is busy with the names of probable candidates for the Speaker-ship of the Assembly.So far the choice, Ministerially speaking, seems to be be tween Messrs.Ouimet, Fortin and Gen droo.' *.¦* ''\tA, V Since the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies assembled, the U Rramontanes have acted on the offensive, and have finally succeeded in forcing tne Ministry to resign.The majority which has enabled them to do thu being very small, it is possible the young King Will endeavor to secure a stable government by ordering new elections.n\t^ they are distrusted.The Queen, it ts said, is nervous and discontented about the whole business, and wishes the visit to be given up.But too much publicity has now been given to the matter, and the Prince must go and take the oorse-quences.The clamors of Charles Reade and the wails of \u201cOinx\u2019s Baby\u201d have at last been heard.Her Britannic Majesty\u2019s Government has been graciously pleased to ap-point a royal commission charged to investigate the condition of the law con cerning international copyright, and to ascertain whether anything can be done, and, if anything, what, to make better provision tor the rights alike of the producers and the consumers of literature.The name ofthe emphatic and implacable author of \u201cVery Hard Cash\u201d and \u201cGriffith Gaunt\u201d does not appear in the list of this commission, and as it is headed by Earl Stanhope, the cool, clear-headed and accomplished historian, and by Earl Stanhope\u2019s nephew, the Earl of Rosebery, who, though not a historian, is as oool, as clearheaded and as accomplished as his uncle, and who furthermore eiyoys the advantage of a much better acquaintance with most of the things bestjrorth knowing in America than English public men in general either possess or apparently care to possess, it is quite possible that something may really be done by this commis-sion to forward the doing of justice to all the world in this long vexed and rather tedious question.Mr.Disraeli, who was latterly Compelled by the impetuous Mr.Jenkins, it will be remembered, to snub that philanthropic entb zsiast in full Par: ]r.- -liament, on this subject, has msgnanim-ously salved the wound he made by put ting Mr.Jenkins on the commission.So theye » no danger that the quill-driving guild will be rqthles^y sat upon.It embraces, too, men of the tf'orjd, enough to afford some guarantee that in lU ?eal for the republic of letters the eommission will not wholly ignore (he claims of such inferior orders of mankind as the publishers and the buyers of books.A telegraphic despatch from Montreal \u2022ays :\u2014An attempt was made for eleven days to conceal the nfttry of an action in stilutad against the Hon Mr.Chspleau A- Dadserean, L- W.Sicotte, and Hon.F X.A.Trudel, by one 4ikin.There was a blank where the defendants names should be.\u201d This attempt té screen prominent men is strongly condemned, i One of the remarkable men of the Ala hams constitutional convention is Colonel Bethea.He u a lawyer, btU has had only one ceee in his life.It was his first and his last.The case involved a large amount of property, and his fee depend ed upon his success.He won ; his fee was #60,000, and with this he gracefully retired from the her.A legal career so brief and no brilliant has probably been bo other man tikee litigation amount of sympathy is shown \u2019 Mra.Davis, one of the To- onbefcalf of Mra.Davis; rosito abortionists, but nothing except her husbatxTs assert\u2019on that she was innocent can be cited in her favor, the evi dance showing complicity on her part-such as measuring the body of the victim for the box or coffin, and being present with her husband in the attempt to bury the remains.The hope is expressed that a third party, the betrayer of Miss Gil moor, who ts also suspected of having in dmated to her the criminal means by it was attempted to conceal their edne^s, may be detected, and also brought to punishment.A confession from either of the Davises may yet lead to this result.\t\u2022 ¦ The printer of Dr.Keacaly\u2019s Englishman deposed the other day, on oath, that its circuUrttaa was still 76,030 copies a week.It, sells to the trade tar l^d.(3 cents), and retails at 2d.Its circulation, lefal*0 >u* PraPn**£>r era, the greater part of this must be dear [profit, for it' is very cheaply gotten up, and pays nothing for news.The dear profit upon it is probably not lew than £280 a week, or tf2£00 a year.Dr, Ke-nealy\u2019s name still appears on the paper as its editoa, but the other day, when summoned to answer for one of the libels which constantly appear in its pages, be declared that he was neither its editor nor proprietor, and that it was owned and edited by two of bis boys.The Boenement of last night has a short editorial with the caption of \u201cThe Portfolio\u201d winch we produce below -\u201cWe learn from good authority that the seat left vacant iq the Federal Cabinet by the Hon.Mr.Fournier has been offered by the Premier to Mr.Joly.We believe that we are the faithful interpreters oi the sentiments of our party and of the public opinion in requesting Mr.Jdy to accept the proposition which has been made to him.In accepting the portfolio he would render to our party and our district a service that no one except himself could at the present time.He would bring to the Federal Cabinet ah aatbority and prestige, at the same time he would exercise an influence in parliament which would be of great advantage to the entire country.We know that Mr.Joly would prefer to remain in the Local House at the head of a valiant opposition ; but we hope that his patriotism will make it his duty to carry our banner to Ottawa.\u201d The cocj&l penalties of being a parvenu in Berlin must detrapt a great deal from (be pleasure of getting nob.Herr yon Schafer-Voit made a great fortune as proprietor of the Baxar gasette of fashion, and, being a public spirited citizen as well as a wealthy one, was some years agonised to the rank of the nobility.His son, however, was refused admission to the Cuirassier Guards on account of his \u201clow birth.\u201d He was a gallant young fellow, and entering % regiment of the line won the Iron Cron in the late war and fell bravely at Vionville, rumor insisting that bis wounded honor drove him to self-destruction.Society ip Berlin now threw open its doors to the publisher qf tjje Bazar, and in a short tuue his daughter was affianced to Count Frederick Eulen-b irg, rich, high born, and (\u2018Ousin of the somewhat too celebrated homicide, Count Wend von Eulenburg, who has just been betrothed to the daughter of Prince Bismarck.All the scorn of society thereupon broke out afresh.The aristocratic Officers of the regiment pf thé which Count hreder him with the most distinguished eons, deration that they must decline the honor of his acquaintance.He challenged them and laid a complaint before his colonel, and when the colonel sided with them he challenged the colonel too.For this infraction of military discipline he has been sentenced to a year\u2019s imprisonment in % fix tress, and all Berlin is now op the qui Li vive to knqw what will happ«n whan he ered comes oui The Emperor, the.Royal derg Prince, and the powerful E mily all take hi# part, Eulenburg fa- f he Montreal Star says :\u2014An employer of labor, who has a number of hands working and who has all his money in de posit receipt in the Mechanics\u2019 Bank, applied today to a member of the Committee of Inspection to see if he could do something to assist him in getting funds to pay his men.The gentleman kindly went with him to Mr.Dana, who said arrangements had been made with Mol-soa\u2019c Bank to give relief under such circumstances.The depositor, accompanied by the member of the committee, called on jMr.Thomas, the cashier of Molson\u2019s Bank, who treated them very cavalierly, saying they were not lending money at present^ and even want so far, we are informed, as to throw the deposit receipt at the parties.Now, this is a rather strange proceeding, as it is within our own knowledge that Molson\u2019s bank has already advanced money on depositors\u2019 own notoe of ban#, with the receipt from the Mechanics' Bank as collateral security, and not even at \u201cusurious interest.\u2019 \u2019 Seeing that Molson\u2019s Bank has bad a preference over all the other creditors in getting its own advances paid long since, it should have some sympathy fix- poor men whose all has been looked up in Mr Alexander Molson\u2019s insolvent concern.The Prince of Wales embarked at Brindisi on Saturday for India.A London correspondent remarks that ail manner of osamoas rumen are afloat concerning the Prince's visit.The Serapi* has been discovered to be an unlucky ship ; she met with a number of small accidenta before starting, and after leaving port her captain was compelled to put bnck to Plymouth because her boilers were found to \u201cprime.\u201d Then warnings have come from India concerning the possibility of an attempt to assassinate the Prince.The Indians, every one knows, are not in leye with their English conquerors ; they still brood over their real or imaginary wrongt^and they remember the slaughter of the King of Delhi\u2019s son.Thus, at the last moment, a detachment of the Blues was ordered to go out in the Serapis to act ss an escort for the Prince and to save him from the too close attention of the Indians.This seems to be a blunder, fir the Qative regiments will feel that FROM JUROPE.BY THE OA.BXJE.GREAT BRITAIN.Deceased.Lohbon, Oct.20\u2014The Rev.William Edward Jell, D.D., is dead.The death of the Very Rev.Walter Fanjohar Hook, D.D., F.R.8., ts also aunouncad.Rains in Devonshire-The weather to-day Is tempestuous.The recent la'na hare swollen the livers and streams in Devonshire, causing foundations.Tbs loss is coosldersble.Torquay, Tetgn mouth and Pewliph were flooded and much damage done to property.Floods in Wort hern and Midland Oountiss.\t.1 Losmos, Oct.21, 6 a.m.\u2014Later reports re-ceivid state that extensive floods have oc curred throughout Lancashire, Warwickshire and elsewhere in England.The Mtddland Railway between Sheffield and Doncaster is submerged i» some p\u2019acee to the extent of five feet; traffic Is conteqoentiy srrioqsly In-tempted, sod for many miles absolutely stopped.Many low-lying houses In Birmingham are inundated, the Water betag several tset above the firm floor; Tbs water ¦tends seven feet on the hacks at Walsall Rahway Station.Intervention.The Times this morn log bas a special from Berlin, in which is declared the willingness to give the Gnat Powers any guarantees compatible with the nation\u2019s dignity for the fulfilment of bar financial programme.A Oonoession.The Kashgar Envoy at St Petersburg has conceded the establishment of a permanent Russian agency.Bollton for Canada.Tbs Echo ot this morning says that s large portion of the bullion withdrawn from the Bulk of England yesterday will be sent to Cssads, ERAÏQCE.M.Bouher\u2019a Speech.k\u201d > Pi»M, Oct.20\u2014U.Ron her made s speech st Ajsccio on Bafbrday last.It is of such an aggressive character that Its publication here will possibly be prohibited.He made an attack upon ex-President Thters and the Or-h Hoists, aocnetag them of having blocked up all the avenues to power.He censored Prr si-dent MacMahon, and said that since the Ï4th of May, 1872, when the Marshal was chosen \u201cresident, he has incurred heavy respoesihlH.If.Rouher declared that the revisionary clausa of the constitution remsinad kitac» Tbs Bonapartiste, be said, are in feVor of universal suffrage, and would contend for an appeal to the p ople in rrder to givs an expression of the national will.It is stated that the Major of Ajaccio has been dismissed from his office for having taken part in the banquet yesterday, at which M.Rouher made his speech.Obit.Piofessor Wheatstone died in Ibis oily tc.day.OU IIV A.Chinese Negotiations Shasohas, Oct.20\u2014Mr.Wade, the British Minister, has Informed the foreign Legations th t while be was negotiating at Pekin he was iosutiog on the better observance of treaties by the Chinese, especially with regard to the taxation of trade.China promised to institste an enquiry and prepare a report as a basts for further negotiations.No new trade convention, however, was contemplated, ss none could be operative that was negotiated by a siogle minister.All foreign represent*, lives must join in such negotiations.It is expected that Mr.Wade will shortly return to Pskin.GERMANY.The Ministry.MumoH, Oct.20\u2014The King of Bavaria has refused to accept the resignation of the Ministry, which was recently tendered because of an adveisevote in the Diet, sad expressed his approval Of their conduct.He also refusée to receive an address subsequently voted by the Chamber of Deputies.Count Von Arniin.Berlin, Oct.20\u2014In the matter of Count Von Arolm, the Supreme Court has endorsed the verdict ofthe Kammergerioht.The Court i* to pay the costs.\ta \u201e .\u2014aiU\u2014 .I.u i AU M)t : -\u2022 UNITED STATES.Trot for 86,000 a Side.Nsw You, Oct.20\u2014Ths groat trotting match fx $6,000 a side, between \u201cHrospero\u201d and \u201cHonest Dutchman,\u201d came off ta-day at Prospect Park, the former being the favorite In the betting at odds of 100 to f6 over the \u201cDutchman.\u201d \u201cProapero\u201d won the race in the g ret heat ; time, 2.22|r \u201cHonest Dutchman\u201d being distanced.Increase in the Passenger Bailway Tariff.C'moAoo, Oct.20\u2014The Trunk Lines entering Chicago from the East, have adopted the following new passenger rates, which will go Into effect on November 1st To New York, $22 ; to Boston, $25 ; to Philadelphia, $20; to Baltimore, $19 60 ; to Albany and Troy, $20.16 ; to Hairisburg, $19.This ia an advance of about two dollars on the old rates.AFTKIWOON 13B8PATCII.A telegram baa been received at Havre from Valparaiso announcing that a terrible lire kaa taken place at Iquiqul, Pern ; three-quarters of thu town are said to have been destroy'd.The Erie bondholders in London have appointed a committee cf Consultation to prepare a sch«me for the reorganization of the Company which they are to submit to a future mutt ng.Secretary Chandler, at Washington, took poepeMion of the Interior Detriment this morning, and bad a brief conference with the Assistant Secretary aud some of the chiefs of Bureau*.M.Rouher in a speech at Ajaccio on the 16th instant, attacked Thleis sud the Orléaniste and censured McMahon.He also arid the Bontputlsteare in favor of universal suffrage and are content to appeal to the people for the expreeeion of the national will.The Seraple, with the Prince of Wales on board aailed to-day, from the Piieoe for the East.The London Jewish World cays, 200 dwt 11-ings, a synagogue and five schools, ia the town of Widsy, Russian Poland, hav* been burn.d.Some poisons perished and 3,000 are homeless.Isaac P.Warren and Wm.H.Wyman, of New York, have made a general asrignment to Andrew L.Taylor, for the benefit of thalr creditors.Butterick A Co.dealers In fashion plates, patterns, Ac., and William Kttlnger of 91 Merci r s reet, Furs, both firms of New York, are announced as fuspended.Butterick A Co.\u2019s liabilities are set down at $200,000, and their aro tv are believed to be small.Ettin-ger\u2019s Habilites are $109 000, sod hie assets stout $50.000 ; he has (ffered his creditors la the dodsr.The estate of a Broadway dry goole firm, Bice, Goodwin and Wllker, which failed a jear ago, will It is said, pay one cent In the dollar.».Another tragedy occurred yesterday, Chis.Rtvtre, a wholetale Washington market butcher, suit lied in a honse of assignation in Fey y-sixth street.He inherited wealth and a prosperous Luslners, hot ran through $200,-000 in a couple cf years.He quarrelled with hie mistress yesterday and sbol himself in her room.The Anthracite BoirJ of Control of New York have decidtd not to raise the price of coal for the coming month.A special despatch to the London Pall Mall Gazette, from Berlin, says : Count Von Arnlm\u2019s appeal was h«ard to-day.Public Ic.terest to the case was slight, and tbqre were but few spectators la the Coart room.Ooant Von Arnlm was absent.After the argument tho judges withdrew for deliberation.NOVA SCOTIA.Halifax, Oct 20\u2014Professor Lawson, flw rotary of the Board of Agriculture, arrived In the Nova Scotian, and brought with him abeut 20 head of cattle and other fancy stack, for the Board.Thé late heavy rains have much Improved the lambe^ing butinées, and mills in the coentry have now plenty of water.The attention of the Geological Survey party in Cape Breton has been priaciptily confined this season to the completion or the Topographical map of the North West end ponton of Oenl Field, wblch It is expected will be published this coming winter.AoolLction of minerals and fossils of the If loud, have been made for the Phllalelphts Exhibition.'\t* The report that Chief Justice Young Intended to resign bas been contradicted.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Montbial, Oct.20\u2014Oalabria, who commit-tad an indecentassasrit on his boarding mis-treto, will not receive his twenty laobes until after the present term of th* Court of Qaeen'a Bench.\t.s of Boston, dellvr of lectures on \u201cKin-School, before a 4 principally of teach- large audl ers.\t'fÇ-'-u- t a meeting of the creditor» of th* Me-ee of the rotate.he OhrlsUao Brothers have acquired the whole of the seigndrial lend In rear of the town of Beaubarnols, CQMlstiog of 400 acres.They intend to build a novitiate house upon it next spring, when they will receive pupils fronaeU parts oi Mrothr America.Though thsro was very Huh* burines* dons at the stoqk board this fori 0000,111* feeling is sal J to be better, and prices are looking up a little.Tho sftlfs were 7 shares Montreal Bank at 184| ; \u2022 Merchants\u2019 at 90} ; 0 East, era Towcrtbip* at 104}; 60 Montosai Tele-gtaph at 133Î, and 60 at 133}.The sales at the after*'xm beard were\u201421 Mooforal Bank at 184}, 16do.tx-dlv., ot IT*}; * Marion\u2019s at 103 ; 22 Merchants/ at 90^ ; 35 Commerce at 121 ; 14 Montreal Telegraph at 134}, and 50 do at 134}.The firm of J; Ia Hardman A Go , leather belting aaaaufaotnress, whfoh lately suspended payment, have mode a compromise with their creditors of 26 cents on the dollar, pay.ment to he secured on property in the hands of the afslynoe.T e nomination for Montreal West will take place tomorrow.Tho Prince of Widen Battalion has repel rod ordere, which «re imperative, to hold ifoelf 1* resdinesa for aervice on Friday night next.The general imps* el on among the men U that this military preparation ha* something to do with the Gulboni burial.The appointment of Mr.Walter Watson to the Merchant\u2019s Bank is fcVorably received hero.Mr.Watson ie wall known ae having been fog maay ytart connected with tho British Bank in Panada and New York, and afterwards as a partner In the banking firm of Morton, Bliss A Oo.Pr»M*|Ulc»l.THE NEW MAGDALEN, The performance of the splendid dramatisation of Wilkie tioilias\u2019 novel of the same name was carried ont under dlstingaiahed auspices.The Administrator ofthe Demin ion, General Sir William O\u2019Grady Haly, K C.B.î the former Governor of New Zealand and Acting-Governor of Victoria, Australia; Sir Gi-orge Ferguson Bowen, G C.M G.; His Honor the Lienteoant-Qoveraor, and their re- Krive suttee wet* present.\tMiss Gertrude egg\u2019s \u201cMercy Merrick\u201d gives this talented lady a vast scope In whtoh she mty choose a true and just personification of tbit etrange chaiacter.She has chosen one that if it does not meet the approbation of the aether thoroughly satisfies ber audience.It is excessively difficult for a lady to aesume a character to distasteful as that of h fermer inmate of a Refuge ; but in her hands It treated with a delkscy and depth of fèeling really marvellous.Those grand and holy resolves naderiahen when the «routnes this portion of a Sister of Mercy In the Frsnco-Prussian campaign are apparent in her every action onttl the second fearful' temptation comes by which she sees apposai billty of occupying her place in the world, unstained and abofe reproach Her rad recRal of former grtsfe, wbsn to the hoepittl tent ta \u201cMis* Grace Roeeberry\u201d (Miss Fanny Reeves) was an exquisite bit of acting.The constant dread of discovery when »he had assarued the identity and name of \u201cGrace\u201d wai always perceptibl*.The nervous shudder of criminality was to be seenJu each timorous start she gave when atnldenly addressed\u2014*nd then the deadly fading away of colour from her cheeks, the helpless, pitiful inanition into which she euc< umbs when alone ; the naual strong, clear, drtermined notes of her voice die away loto fsiat whisper* When she contemplates the false podtlon in which the has plaotd herself.The crowning situations which Miss K-llogg occupies are id our mind, the interview with \u2022 Julian Gray'\u2019 Mr.Felix Morris, the clergyman who unknown to himself has effected her partial conversion from evil, sad for whom she has an Intuitive liking\u2014then the meeting of the true and the false \u201cGrace Rcseberry.\u2019 Knowing the enormity, of her offence aud willing to or-plate it most humbly, even abjectly her, scene with the bona-fide \u201cGrace Roseberry\u2019 will not soon/be forgotten.Urged to desperation by the dtfrauded lady whose title and existence she has purloined and who will not submit to snvtiling except a degrading admission of the troth in the pretence of the Aunlly she has learned to love ; she' stands at bey, and in the bitterest manner inveighs against her in-accent enemy in so thorough a contrast with her previous mildness that it elsotrifiea and astound* the audience, but convinces them of the varied and effective drsmaiic power* of the actress.Mies Fanny Boev ee, as \u201cGraoe Rosaberry,\u201d the Orphan Girl, confiding all her troubles to the first stranger of her sex she meets, and after her U ruble accident trying to penuafie \u201cLady Roy\" that the Woman who ha* so deftly assumed her rights sod place is an imposter, was so charming and natural a performance ss it has been our lot to witness since reading Collins\u2019 fiction.Miss Reeve* as \u201cKata Roseberry,\u201d merited all the applause she received.The chaiacter of \u201cJollan Gray,\u2019 the Broad-chnrch clergyman, wfioea views of the regeneration of poor human,ty were not circnmscribed to the narrow limits of a well doing, sober and religions congr getfon, but extended to all in pain, trouble and sin, was taken bv Mr.Felix Morris.There are some who object \u201cto all stage performances\u201d as pernicious, Heaven save the mark I bat If any of these qnibblers could have seen and heard the earnest, solemn tones of this meritorious and conscientious actor addressing the misguided ^\u201cMercy Merrick,\u2019 they might have modified thtir opinion.Mis* Vincent auetaios the character of \u201cLady Janet Roy\u201d with nontidersble skill.The part ot \u201cHorace Holmoroft\u201d is rather too strong, and requires more earnest nee» aud pathos than Mr.F.Smith hoi yet acquired, although he was very painstaking.At the conclusion of the drums, In which wè were sorry to see that tfcc prin ipats, Mins Kellogg, Miss Reevra, and Mr.M >nh, were not recalled, Profersor Muller exhibited h's extraordinary skill on thi vi illn, and the chriain was rang up for the musical comedietta of \u201cJenny Lind.\u201d This little operatic gem might have been written expressly for Mrs.Fanny Stoddart, so perfectly does she enter lato the soul of it.A petfect revel of song and sweet music, with a dash of comicality to make bad listeners pay more attention, is the resnlt when this versatile songstress appears on the boards.Italian, German, English, French or Spanish airs and chansonettes flow in one continuous and mellifluous ripple from her lips, and small wonder is it that the Heidelberg stu-denta should taks her for the \u201cDiva\u201d heroclf.Mr.McDowell sings and performs In his usually correct way in this sparkling play.To-night the greatest New York success of late years.\u201cThe Big Bonanss,\u201d will be produced.We may state that tho reserved seats for this play are nearly alt taken, so that an early application at the box offioe, Captain Holiwoll\u2019s, will be necessary to secure good places.OPINIOM» OF THE PEOPLE.( To ths Editor !\t[Mr*.Cockbum Miss Jennie Watson.\t( Humorous Bong.Wouldn\u2019t You Lika to be Me Mr.J.F.Hardy.\u2019 National Song_d rstsmed to Us past at Qstbsc took a Isag time to set throsgh tm ¦iiir r1\u2014 What the re.____will ho las barn considered ta Ottawa.gfl later-T It i»*ha \u201e 10 of erfcct ovation\u2014he was almost tbe smallest my in the party.The conso atirn stakes, as it is said Inevitably happ-ns, foil to Mr.W.B Btodte, secood money being claimed by a lad nomad John Hall, of this office.Captain Helgbaa distributed the exceedingly hand some gold and silver m«da)s and other prises to the juvenile atbletaa.Three charrs were given for the j ad gas and tbs starur, and very soccrufnl meet waa terminated by the bond playing the National Anth.m.We con grata late D.F.B.Club on their genuine triumph, and hope that next year's tourna-ment may he produced with even more eclat Ehiypiag futeUigtan.Domsiorr AA Link.\u2014The as Ontario.Capt mchette, from Liverpool, passed Father Point at 10.40 p.m.yesterday, wlib 14 eabln, 1» steenf?paetengem, and a general ea go.\u2022he will arrive ia port to-day.The B Borna, from Newfoundland, at tb s post yes' erday morning, changed pilote, and procnisd for Montreal.Tbe pilot reports ' wo shipping from Father Point to _ Pota; at the Pilgrim», ship Some ; a bark off Kamooraska ; \u2022 bark off Gaps Devil ; one off St Denis ; four ships at the Pillars, boo ad down.Mr.J.A Talbot, pilot of the sa Flam borough at this port yesterday, reporta two vassale below the Brandy Pota ; one fut -rigged ship off the Pilgrims ; also, six vessels bound down, off ditto; three at anchor below the Traversa ; one tog downward at 3 e.m., and 21 eebo~ners at Gfsne Island.8.earner Express at anchor off Crane Island ; a full- rigged skip off Indian Cove, at anchor.Tbe ?Ian as Barmatlan, Capt Alrd, bancs on tbs 9kb October, arrived at Liverpool at 3 ta.yasteldBy, 20th Instant.By Telegraph to H.Dinning, Esquire \u2014Ship Coasts nos, of Quebec, arrived at Philadelphia from Antwerp, on the 12th Instant, She la to take a cargo of petroleum back.Al an as Canadian, (Tom Glasgow, passed Fax River, Inwards, at 3 p.ta.yesterday.Bart Algo, stranded at Betsiamls, was (owed loto i on last a'gb*.She la to be placed la Mr.Dial lag's Graving Dock, for repairs.Guxr fomrs Btxajxirs.\u2014The ss Banauds arrived ¦ t Chatham 7 o\u2019clock Tuwedey even-«\u2022 The as y lam borough arrived op from Pietoa at 2 o\u2019clock yesterday afternoon, and after exchanging pilots, proceeded for Montreal.Lawmswca Btxajc Navioatioic Co.\u2014 Stepmer Champion arrived from Montreal last night, with eblp Loch Lomood la tow.ship changed pilott, sad left for below in tow of the aasae steamer.taw, Oat 20\u2014Arrived out\u2014Steamship Franca, from New York.Boutbamptoo, Oct 20\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship from New York.«\u2018O.\u2019 too os m Gci».\"\u2014Tha of Tuacdlj says î\u2014The Arti (Of the shareholders of the Anticosti ¦ was advertised ia the Canada fWf-lto take piece at tbe St Lawrence 2 p m.to-day.At the hoar named a in sad hired a room ; and in drought back the kay to the and raid he had done with it No mcet- ¦\theld ia tbe building at that hoar, ex-cept owe that might have been coavewed ia tfoa above miiwtiSwed room, and which, for a HbBtffvaaml mealing,\u201d was singularly brief It ta mid k prominent director wgs looking meeting after It was all B* Crnmcs Dimcra.\u2014Bev.Mr.Boas, pastor v\tis i* f : 100\tx\tx\tgo\t\tx 200\tx\tx\tflO\t«\u2022\tw 400\t«\tx\tto\tm\t(\t, a 200#\tx\tm\tI\tx\tx The aliova prizes with the coat of advertising and other Incidental expense#, d I VINO f HE PPHTBASEkH Two thtrda of the profits that s cerne nn the entire sale, and to etreble every or to have n equal share la the profita, with the certain* ty of receiving treble the va toe for their small Investment ah I Urn further opportunity of surely gaining a shad* In Tkk DttTBIBÜTTOÎf Ot $100,010, and this too hy the riskless outlay of $1 only.Tam Union Pocttet Book Cox pa* r will deliver free to any address on noalpt of one dollar A GENUINE MOROCCO LEATHER POCKET BOOH.together with a COUPON TICKET,\tx $ y r antlt log a*d giving the bolder a share In the drawing of 2818 CASH PRIZES the af agsfa value at ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS CURRENCY.The Ct chater HOW OA* THIS BE ACOOKPUSHES 7 ta a question many will dOnbtlaaa auk themselves and foraeeing this we offer the ftEtoWlng lucid explanation :\tk .ie Trade assignee, anxious to dtapnaa of leatlse cu the entire stock of tte bankrupts In one sale, accepted our offer of $200,000 cash for tte lot ; after advertising muas tor sale for one month, and not receiving a single oiler, wh eb In the present depression of boat-nets and almost total stagnation of trade is not to be wondered at ; notwithstanding that oar offer waa ooe third tea.than thempiual coat of tbe mAunfaoiure of tte PocketB*oks The assignee having to at once nilM> ~Wa effects of the bankrupts.In tte totes lets of the creditor*, te had ao alterative bat toaeeept this offs» and evil ns the lot rt our own price, thereby enahttog oa to > ' .\t.¦ , .J \\\\ DI8TB1BOTE Ik PEIIE8 $120,00$^\t.amongst tire purchasers, and at the same time relata a fair marginal profit for oargelves ; thus yon ol tain (ally doable the valae of tte amount you forward ua and It depends on you tusk what amount poo gala of tte ONE HUNDEED THOUSAND DOLLAR HONEY phixes.\t'.vi -Ty The sala will petitivaty close aa MONDAY, the 22nd day of NOVEMBER, 1875, and orders for Pocket Books should therefore he forward» ed ns at one#\u2014no application by letter after Batardsy.November 20th, can be entertained.1000 Of the Foote Becks are , for Greenock, »ncouu»ered heavy weather after leaving Quebec and on tbe 27ib, became waterlogged.On tbe 28th, at 11 pm! went ashore at Bay of Islands.O wing to the heavy ate running tha vessel became a total wrack on tte 22th.A boy named James Bom«87 »M ?\u2022\u2022ted off » raft trying to land.Tax Haxbox.\u2014At present there ia not an ocean-going steamer to part The chief articles being disc barged by the vessels at the whnms are coal and Labrmdir herrings, which are largely Imported before tbe close of navigation.Freight Is bring shipped to Quebec by the non barges belonging tc^pbe Allan Una for transhipment to tha stgacoerK for Liverpool.Floor la being shipped exton-stvely to tha Lower Porta.\u2014Montreal Star.Shtpusnt or LffHSXH.\u2014Barges leaving tbe Cbandtere, taka an average freight of 25,002 feat.\u2014Ottawa Free frets.New York, Oct.20.\u2014Arrived\u2014Steamship Frisia, Loan Hamburg.Fox River, Qct 20, 7 p.m\u2014Weather cloudy and cool ; light 8 W wind ; one three-masted steamship (Allans mall) Inward at 8 p te 1 kta» 6 chipa.ffitee Boater, Oct.20, 7.00 p.m\u2014Weather cloudy aad cold ; therm 82 ; light N bream ; one two-masted ateamar aad one ship Inward.Elver da Loup, Oet 20, 7 p-m.\u2014Weather id «tel { SJoag vast wind ; ao ship.No \\ mixed at 58Ja bid oo spot ; 58|c bld sellera Oet; 61e sellers Nov; rejected at 62jc to 88c.Oats holders firm at outside quotations ; No | at 88(0 on spot; 81(0 to S2c Milan Nov ; rejected 24ic.Barley dull and lower, at 98c onapoi; 96tc seller* Oct; 9!e sailers Nov, Rye doil at 92(0.Prrk doll and prices a shade lower, at 22,00 to 22,25.Lard doll ; caw at 19^fifl ; old at 18,70 to 18,82.Balk meats qalet and steady; shoulders at SiotoSJo; short rib middles, 12(0 to 12(0; short dear middles, lie to l3Jc.Whiskey lower at 1,18.At the afternoon call of tte Board, Wham waa easier at L10( to 1,10( sellers Oct, and 1,l0f to sellers Nov.Corn |e lower.Oats (e \u2019ower.Pork lower at 21,85.Lard closed tawej.Beealpts\u20141,000 Me Boor; 162.000 bos wbaat ; 125,000bus corn ; 52,000 boa oats; 5,000 bus barley, aad 6,002 has rye.BMpotcuta\u201410,020 br la floor; 2,000 bus wbaat ; 45,222 bus earn; 8,000 baa oate; T,000 bos barley, and 4,000 boa rye.* 4 IMPORT\u2019S.Oet 20\u2014Per bark Lotos, Martin, from Greenock\u2014800 tons coal to .H Fry A co.Par bark Garibaldi, Herman «en, from Liverpool\u2014400 tons salt to W Convey.Per erhr Georg tana, Tremblay, from Labrador\u2014400 bris herrings to -.Par schr Palma, Deagagaes, from Labrador \u2014426 brls herrings to Master.Par schr Alisa, Cummings, from Labrador -422 brls herring* to master.t * %£m£at B V.Battis./This was a \u2022aoe, but Mr.Batife waa hard to ilimit tte ritead a pace or two ia front ol Mi cMcaat $»*\u2022$\u2022», O\u2019Brfte.i u |te fifth evtet a hack Baoe, 120 yanfe\u2014lit frite, goto doer* Uffi^ofca Fatter Point, Oct 22, 7.20 p.m\u2014Weather fair and mild ; light south wind ; ss Mlramlohl arrived at f a m.EXPORTS.Oct 20\u2014Par ship Prlnds Msurlts, Zaéharia Mn, for Warren Point-31 pea oak, 17 do elm, 857 do red pine, 512 do white pine, 720 etd pine deals, 6914 do spruce do, 425 do do ends, 7] coids felhwnod, by Oarbray A Routb.Par bark FredarluhaM, Hansen, for Liverpool\u2014-12,109 pine dials, 8820 rpruoa do, by Oarbray A Booth.Per ship Queen ot Er gland, Hansen, foe Granton\u201498 tone wanay pine, 468 pine deal**, by K R Dobell A co.Per bark Batty, Otaen, for GlaegTW\u201411,000 \u2022pnice deals, 1000 do ends, by Oarbray A Routb ^\u2022r \u2022kfp Otto and Antonio, Gundersen, for Liverpool\u201437,700 std spruce deals, 2m pipe \u2022taves, 8m WOWI do, by B B Dobell A eo.fiV lotioaa of Births, MamtgM aad Dosthi, bO oonti.lo exception will b$ ¦mo to this rule.MARRI AOE.Oo the 19th tmt.at the St, Lewie Chapel ot tha Basilique ot Qaebec.by the Bev.A.God bout, Mise Marie Bataamlro Anger, af Bt.Vorti of Quebec, to Joseph Xaaophoa Lsvole, Esq , Advocate, amt Prothoootary aad Bagla-trnr of tte County of Gas pa.Eo r L\u2019lalet TIBaga, Oct 20, 7.02 p.m\u2014W ehmdy and fias; appearance of rain; west wind this evening ; two veoeeia outward this p m ; sU Express to sight at 115, at Crane Iglteft u DEATH.1 At Spencer Cove, on tte 20th Instant, Francia Doyta- agad 71 years, a native of Drams lain, Oa Cavao, Ireland, and for tha last 4 years a resident of Qaebee.Bis fanerai will take p\u2019aca on Friday next, at Si cfelock, from bis lata residence to St Itgfitcl Colomba Cbarab.Prieade aad ac< arc respectfully tofltad to attend without further notice.>$r PubOo pfipoit ptafite oapy.No.3\u2014Porte ot $16, open to all Moraaa to8addle that navar-t>aa8 2.44.$50 13 first, $26 to secoad.Third Day,\u2014Thursday, 21.Na.4.\u2014Purse of $200, open to all Hoises that never hast 2.40.TWENTY.FIVE MILES DABHI CONDITIONS.NEW BOOKS.rE BIBLE AND SCIENCE\u2014A COURSE of ttix Lectures, by J.W.Dawson, LL.D.F.R.S., F.G.S., Principal of MotilU Ool-Isga, Montreal,\u2014to which la added TBE ftlBLE ON THE BIDE OF SCIENCE, by Bevd.Dr.H.Crosby, Chancellor of the University of the City of New York.Price 55 cento.Farrar\u2019s Life of Christ.Origin ted History af Life ao our Plaxat.\u2014Aa Address faff V!ee-P/e«.J.W.Dawson before the Ate.Ass.for tbe Advancement ot Salante at De trot t, Michigan.Price 20 centA .\u2019lu The Unseen Universe, or Physical Speculations cp a F mure State.Cloth, $1.00.Prom Jest to laramt, by R.vi.F.P.Roe.J Tha Highland Mirth of Literature\u2014A Treatise on figurative language, by John W.Y.fidltk'sc Purtea are for trotting mllo heats, _____ heat fila 6, la harness, except Noa.3 aad 4,1 ^ ïroï>ical Waeid, hy and govanmd by ntiaa of tte Nattoaal Aaao-olation.'1\u2019^ _ Entrance tea par cant.Four entfiea and two to atari.Catch weights.\t» Fntriee must ha elteSd Monda; night.Races at ONE o\u2019clcck sharp, weather par-mttttof.Admission to the Track* 62 casta.\u201e7, The Sea and its Living Wjadars, by Halting.Tte French Canadian Pram and tha Improvements df Quotes,\u2014Lecture by Arthur October 18, 1676.Proprtat'w.4- of God to Great Britain under Moody and Sankey, with portrait*.Natora and tte Bible, hy Dr.Dawson.Lectures on tha Re-Union of tha churches, by 1 _ Br.Dolling* r.MIDDLETON A DAWSON.October Ifi, 1876.\t,,\t.COBJPOB ATIONOF QUEBEC, l.Nomination of Candidats! for Alderman for St.Peter Ward, and Councillor for St.- Lewis Ward.[ CITY HALL, Quotes, OeL*19, 1576.PUBLIC NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that tha Nomination of a Candidate of Candidates for tte offices of alderman for St.P*te| Ward, in tte place and eteud of \" Glroax, Esquire, resigned, and Councillor la Wl Victor Belanger, Esquire, retlfned, win take place on MONDAY, tbe 25th day of October Instant, between the bocn» of NINE o\u2019clock la tbe forenoon, and FOUR ofolook to the afternoon, at the r fBte of tbe City Cleik, 1 the OttT Hall, knd that, In oaae of more than one candidate being nomine tod for either of tbe said offices, I do hereby appoint WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 3rd and 4th days of November next, as tea days «ri»0 \u2014 _________ «\t^ _ w,.\twhich tha voting ^h*U tea# utaoe, at the This la an opportunity that should net be let office of tte said City Clsrrk, between K » and all ehould embrace this i sflofd every one an opportunity by ; one chance.We of realtatag « share in $102,022 at tte torigni ftaant outlay of $t (one dollar) for which they receive value Ur ee-fold, aad them who let this fortutltnooa ohaoee escape them will have only tbemeelvsa to blame.All letters replied to Mme day aa received.We advise intending parohaaaiu to forward orders Immediately which wl 1 prevent dtaap-lolntasaut aad receive prompt at tention.Remember, every one that tends Own Do Lia x bafora Bovemter SOtfa, 1875, receives A Mobocoo Lkathkb Pocxxt Book of tte vsloa of from $8 to $4 and a Coo pox, giving them a share In tte drawing of $102,000.Address all order*, letton, ate., THE UNION POCKET BOOK COMPANY, South East Corner Ith aad Locust Streets, Philadelphia.Penn.P.___Drawing absolute un Wadneacay, November 34th.No postponement In tte remote contingency of any number of the pocket books remaining unsold, a slight redne tloo not fiBMadtag $5,020 may fee made proportionately from tbe j rlaea.October 15,1275.\tXdBDw CLOSING SALE - -OF\u2014 GROCERIES.fftHE UNDERSIGNED .HAVING BEEN A.appointed tx wind np tha Wholesale Grocery Business at Mr.P.MoMILLAN, ia now prepared to restive s fibre for the whole or asy portions of the Btoek at redaaed prices* Quebec, 16th October, 1875.GEO.PAYNE.Ootobar 19, 1675.\tO CIS II iltll PIPE I 5,000 FIET TW0 mca- For aala at very low pries.October 19,18T«, 4' J.B W.REID, Ft.Pbnl Street.0 >9988 .\u2022U.rv .i< warding orders flat Pocket Book*.axxxxbkx ms iaxo lottxut,\t__________ ________ hat a bana-Jlde buatoete system founded on a St.Lewis Ward, in tte plare^ondrtted tiue finanelal basis which enables tte Company te convert Into money in Ctterwtae surplus stock, and this to w!tb a good profit to both the purchasers and ttemmlvos, affecting a speedy oleantnee stock which to tha present dml times is tte great destsierta (hat In no othor way ean be successfully attained.' T ' We guarant e each Pocket Br ok to te of the test manafaotnrc ; of pur# Morocco Leather and Intnnsleally worth to retail trade at the lowest rate of from $8 to $4.of thé clock in tbe morning and Four of the clock in the afternoon, tech dav.___ OWEN MURPHY, Mayor.[Certified,]\tI*.A- CANNON, I\t0,17 aOctaber^», 1876.OIXY HALL, .Qaebee, OcL iflth, 1875, ms^mmmma * X>UBLIO NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVE1 i that 8«aled Tendera, endorsed \u2018Tender,» and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 4 P.M.on FRIDAY next, the 22sd Inst., fear the execution of certain works relating to the New Market outside St.John Gate, according to plans and specifications to be seen aad explanations to te bad at tbe office of the undersigned.Each Under shell be made oo a blank form to be procured at tbe office ot the undersigned, and none other shall be received.Each tender shall bear tbe signatures of two re* pons\u2019bis persona willing to become seenrl ties for tbe dne exeoatlon of the contract.The Corporation shall not be obliged to accept the lowest or any of tha tenders.The contractor shall pay to tbe Notary tha amt for drawing np Ite contract.OHS.BAILLA I ROE, Oily Hi Ootobar 15, 1876.\tE BASS B RLE., QUARTS BA88 ALE, Brls Pints Basa Ala, Ex \u2022\u2022 Cherokee,\u201d For sale by October 15, 1875.M.G.MOUNTAIN.TEACHER WANTED WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FEMALE TEACHER (Protestant) holding either a Flist-Olass, or Modal School Diploma, to take charge af a GIRLS\u2019 SCHOOL to tte Oily of Quebec.Salary $800.00 par annum.Applications to be addimaad to tte - \u2022 REV.A N MCQUARRIE, See.-Trees., p.b.a.c.Ogtobar II, 1876, AUCTION SALE Steam Winch & Boiler complete, Davits, Camboose, &c.JgY AUCTION WILL BE BOLD, ON THURSDAY NEXT, The 21at instant.\u2018 *; \u2014on \u2014 CONVEY S ; WHARF.Tbe following articles brought up by .the Schooner -Silver Lake,\u201d via.:\u2014 Steam Winch & Boiler complete 1 Force Pump, 1 Ships Wheel,\tX* 2 Pairs Davits, 1 Steam Heater, 1 Ships Camboose, Sails, with other articles.Sold for account of whom it may ooeeero.Bale at ELEVEN o\u2019clock.A.J.MAXHAM A OO., A* ft B, October 26, 1576.?/< II March 28, 1675.BUMP 01661116 ft:.MATCH, UNDER THE AUBPICfeB OF THE ft;CITY OF QUEBEC Agricultural Society PRXCIDtXT : JAMES DIMHIHa, ESQ.r Vics-Phmidxut :\t,, MAJ0B GEAY, DIRECTORS: HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, OWEN MURPHY, ESQ., HON.P.GARNEAU.ESQ., M.P.P., COL.J.B.FORSYTH, M.W.AN DEB80K, ESQ., , \u2018 \\.COL.J.F.TURNBULL, WM.BELL, ESQ., DAVID BELL, BBQ., E.U BARROW, ESQ., C.R.O\u2019OONNOR, E8Q* JAMB'S B.TURNER, ESQ,, v.* Li * !\t¦ fttcretary*Treasurer, Will take plaea at tbe FARM of MS.-WILLIAM SIMPLE te, LITTLE RIVER ROAD,,,\t¦ , , * \u2014ON\u2014 IM.MBcMK 1st MATCH.«Adapte.*\u2014Open to alt prize, $22.2cd MATOfi, \u201cAdults.\u201d\u2014Open to all* with exception Of those who have wow 1st or 2nd prises in any pvarvtoua match.1st prise, $16; 2nd prise, $12; 6ofl prise, $4.3rd 1ÉÀTCII, \u201cYoung Men.\u201d\u2014Open to those who have never campe tod at any mate b 1st prise.$13; 3od prtae, $8 ; 3rd prise, $8 ; 4th prise, $4.DIGGINGMATCH.?2 8c\\i 8 OO1* * 2 90 u 2 \u2022\u2022 l Enfles mast te made oo te teams AAZUB-DAY, 28rd Inal, to tte Beomtary-Ttottuair, Ploughtog to commente te 9 ate.; Wg$tato at 2 p.m, (weatter permitting).td i.i >A, < For further Information, rules, Ao, apply to J AMER Bt VURWER, Secretary-Treasurer O.Q, AR,, ' > : Office,Quabsc Chamber*, 12, Bk PaterBttrtet Oatobar 16,1875.\tI REGISTRY OFFICE For Servants, DARR.KKI^L, No.8, fix.AUGUSTIN October 18 1875.r , ;\t,\t_ p9, NOTICE liiiW r*o-i a .rtil ' ' IB HEREBY GIVEN, THaT Afi#tlCA-: Uon will be made to tbs Legislature of the1 Province of Quebec, at the next Fnwjrm fer an Act to Ineorporato The SL Patrick\u2019 Literary Institute.Quebec, loth Otite ar, 1875.] !\t;\tJAMES DEEGAN, Secretary.October 18, 187*.'i 7 v\td TO SHIP-BUILDERS.IRON MASTS, FROM 8.8.two yeare\u2019 use.\u2022DELTA, Fprealeby October IS, 137A G.TANGUAY, Na 20, Paul Street, Quebec.Fpv \" w ¦ 1 HAMS! HI]galil)8iiK[ii Fanil) 0».Grocers and ship chandlers suuptted with Hanse, Bacon, BarroUoJ Pork, Lard.Ac.RW* Freeh Dairy Eutifr in Prints, a&d tte celebrated Swiss Bologna.POTTEn HEADS- Spited aad Smoked Beefs to order.16 and 27 Finlay Market.^ and 48, John Street, (Wttboat), - October 14, 1875.\teepU-Lm HUGH ROSS, General Commifieion Agent, OTTAWA.Q ALE ABLE GOODS RECEIVED ON OON-o slgDacnt.Also \u2014Goods eoM hy Sample.f Aeoounta Collected and Settiad, and tmai.aees matter* of every king attended to.\u2019 pdf* 8 perl*! attention given to tte in ns-action of turineu with the Government Da-port ment*.'^\t,k- ' dlftTBCfte MoDftRATS.f \u2014 - .,\t.\t.j Rig best refaranms given when requtsad.U Î r.^a iri Ftet Office BoxfiM, » - : / !> * 44 Ottawa.' October 14, 1875.\t\t, New Csnadisn Twceô».' New Msterlsls for Jackett In bOst' Grt- maa Goods, Vi* : Seals, Otter, AstAcan, Skunk Ae.HoptomhorW, .1>75 *_ Insolvent Act of 1842.t -i \u2022 t io ^\t.i t un ifrg-tn In the miftUtr of BCBFHY A WHITTAKER, of Sherbrooke, A.~ I au.\ti .»\t* iMolventa, r 1THE UNDERSIGNED, CHARLES BAHr f LIE, of Montraal, teve teen appointte.\u2018 fitegtiro to tins matter.\t*\u2022 Creditor* are requested to fjrle ttetr clklmf before me within oae mouth.Montreal, Ifcth SsptoUgr, 1576.O.RATLliim \u2019 ! > i-veto.tea - Lldm'ma- Ategtee September 25,187 -TW-'-^ Am In the Insolvent Ant of1869.; Quebec, Insolvent.X THEUKT 1 Lid, of Assignee to U THE UNDERSIGNED, CHARLES RAIL* Montreal, have teen appelated this matter.Creditors are requested fio fyto tteta < before me within one mooVU Montreal, 16th September, 1878.0.September 28, 1678» «Q 3377 5417 là T* Mr UJOi wwm* OCTOBIB 17 TH, 1825.Whoae do I lof* the moot on earth, Not foe hi* Menu nor bit birth.Bob fur kit uoxe and Manly worth t My Hatband.For wi Wl > bright did I all other* tliffct, yoath** gay wia * a cloud obMOiad ita light ?My Hu*band For whom did I the world lartgn, And all 1U heart!to* joy* deoline, alone to call him min* ?My Huebamd.Of Too would I all peril* brave clime or atonuy wave, to be hU willing slave?Hatband.When tomed on life'* ternpeetoou* ma, Whom arme will ope to «belter me f ^ Uat* what haven «hall I fiee?\\ My HnebmtdL When et retched on sicknen' fevered bed Who will enypert my drooping heed, ?ndtheeoft balm ofpity ahed?\t¦ , My Husband.Whew death * dark hear U drawing aigh Who will recela* my pnrtteg «'gh, r, [ Aad gently5cal my c oring eye?My Hatband Whe ll be my heart\u2019s lut earthly enrr, While yet on* life-drop llegere there ; For whom-\t- tihould feU, alee, with sterner doom Call tgee before me to the tomb, Not long without thee would I bloom, My Husband.For like the flower the! droops and dies, When from its bud the sunbeam fltea, Bo grief would close these weary eye*, My Husband.The hear that saw thy virtue* here Together down life's stream well glide, And, whether good or til betide, No power on eaith shall tear thee from my My Husband.Let Fortune kind or advene be, This workfe a world of blits to me, Bo thy blight eyes still sortie on me.My Husband QOOftT or The ip Imtelliffemcw.1 VIOE-ADMJEALTY.Friday, Oct.15th, 1875.Afeee SotiutMy if if haadheOL The steamship Quetxc, Thely last, between Nova Scotian, carvyiag.a Mènerai r- For it drew».H*H»C- f 2081 tons, able for dm wing twenty feet three Inches of water, aad the steamship Aoebec of 1903 tons belonging to the Mississippi Dominion Steam-ship Company.The weather appears to have been deer with a bright mcon-Hgirt.They had srtted from Liverpool, aod, is the early part of the day, had each taken a pilot at Father Point and proceeded up the St.Lawrence.The Quebec had passed Father Point tret **d continued ahead of the Nova Seo-*it*, but the speed of the latter being about thiiteen knots an boar, while that of the Quebec was bot twelve aad a half, «he gaieed upon the latter gradually, until after the Quebec had reached a narrow part of the channel designated by a Mack bnoy at the eaat and of the Beaojeu bank, off Crane Inland.The channel there Is somewhat over half a mile in breadth and, at low water, the depth is from three aad a half to four fathom*.According to the statement of the pilot of the Nova Scotian, it wee then low water.As the Nova Scotian was pasting the bnoy the Quebec was nboat a quarter of a of her and bore about four potato The course of the Nova BXJOT&rufiJtStfda Insolvent Act of 1889, and go ahead ake as b« cootluue bU voyage to subsequently, and Quebec.! But the regulations which do apply to this cnee are the 17tb, which direct* that every vM*i overtaking another tkoU keep ont of her wag ; and the 18th, which provides that where one vessel it to keep out of the wag the other th*U keep her courte.It is under these articles that I have submitted questions to the nautical assessors who have attentively consider-ed the evidence and presented their answers, \u2014both, as follow *\u2014* 1.\tWas the attornpt of the Nova Scotian to pass the Quebec attended with risk and hasardons ?Answer\u2014It was ; having been made in the narrow part of the river, and at a low state of the tide, thsre was danger in passing the Quebec on the oooree that the Nova Sootian was steering immediately before the col-lisiotv.js >\u2022\u2019 .jf If 3 #1 \"\"h \u2022 - f f * 2.\tOtujd the eolluien have been avoided by the Nova Beotian porting her helm et Sny earlier moment than she did 7 riiuwtfr\u2014Had the Nova Scotian ported her helm In time, she would have avoided the collision and the could have done so.3.\tOonld the eoUirton have been avoided by the XevA Scotian abating her speed at any time and how long b* fwe it ; or could abe have kept oat ot the way when overtaking the Quebec In any other manner T Anewtr\u2014By Blowing her engines just before the reeched the Quebec, until after ah* had passed the narrow place and the shallow water where the collision occurred, and this wocld have kept her out of the way of collision.\t,r \u2022\t, ., 4.\tDid the Quebec do all 1u her power to avoid the collision ?Answer\u2014Fes, by starboarding her helm aad (topping end reversing her engine* full speed, end she could do no more.In edoptfdg this view of the case, expressed by the assessor*\u2014Commander Ashe, ot the Boyal Navy, and of Mr.Gourdeaa, Harbor Mincer.at Quebec, I must, at the same time, State that the Quebec was juatlfled in keep-lag her course:, so long ts she did ; that when -the>.altered it by etarbeardiag aad révéraiog hereagtam, she relieved fhe Noya 8c Mi in from n dangerous position into which aho bad forced hsrself by persist!ag in a course that ehe bad adopted, for if ^she had not done so the Qaehec very pesaibly would have struck tbe Nova Beotian amidships, the result of whfeh might hare been attended with dfeas-Iroa* consequences to the Kora Scotian.The Qaebec, moreover, ooiwpIMI with tbe 19th Bair, which requires duo regard to be had to any appelai circumstance» In p* ktars a departure from therqlae to àvôla immediate danger when ah» reversed b«f eagiaes.Bat had there been no l&iliag regulattens at all, the resuit of modem experience and necessity in navigation ; the principle of law by which the decision in this case Is to be controlled and governed, has been adopted both la the Common Lew Coarts sod the Coarts Amendments, In the matter of L.ALPHOWMS BOT HR, ot the City of Montreal, aa well Individ nelly as representing the Arm of Boyer, Hudon A Oo>, trader, An Insolvent.rjlH* UWDBB8IGHED WILL 8RLL, AT tiie p aa* and time hereafter mentioned, the following Properly, to wit,\u2014 1.A tract of land forming part of the seigniory of Lanaodlere, eomprlalng a saperflolal exteat of 8,921 acres, more or lees, computed within the following limits to wit : bounded In front by the 1st, 2nd, 3rd aad 4th ranges of the heretofore conceded lots of the said seigniory of Lanaodlere, la rear, by the township of Peterborough, on on* aide to tbe north-east by th) township of Han tan low* and on the raids, to the aoath-wtst, by the Hop* A A tract of land forming part of the seigniory of Lanaodlere, oomprising asopsiflolal extent of 180 aerea, mors or less, known and deicribtd as number one hundred and fifty of cadastre, and twenty of the terrier of the said seigniory of Lanaudltre, SalnUCharles concession.A A tract of land forming part of tha said seigniory of Lanaullere, eomprlalng a snperfi eial extent «8210 acrj*.more or lee*, known and described as number tevebty ons oT the oad store, and number seventeen of the Urrter-the Stoat.Ed joard concession.4.A tract of land in tb« acignl ary of Lanaa.dlere, in the fourth range of tbe said selg.ntory, eomprlalng a anperfieltl extent of 8*3 aerea, more or lea* kLown and deaetlbed is numbers two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nig* ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, slgteen, seventeen, thirty-three, thlrtjr-elr, thirty.seven,thlrtywgjgbt, forty-five of the ml ante* of survey, known add described aa Brown and Child\u2019s let.1(1 *\u2022 A tract of land (a the seigniory of Lanau-«ere, in the third range, comprisingngnperfl.elto extent of 43J aerea, more or leas, known and deaoribed fia numbers two, three, ton, twelve, thirteen, fifteen, sixteen and seventeen of the minâtes of lurvey.ALLAN LINE.flefieeeentrnetwtththeMovegnmentefOtosnfia forth* Conveyance of Canadian and United States Mailt.1876-Bummer ?mzigamanti\u20141876.This ooMPAirrs Limp arm oom- JL posed or the undernoted Plrst-olass, Fall-3tsam*hl 01j4#*Mu11* Bobble-engined, Iron Fen#.\u2022ARDIRIAR.M.M.4100 Lt Dutton RNR.JIRCAtolLAir.\u2014M©0 Oapt J Wylie.POLTHRB1ABI .^.4100 Oapt R Browm.jAHHAyXABfaeeaeeeeeefieeCCCO Oapt A Alrd.IQAMBXMAVIAII.1*00 Lt Bmlth, RNR.PRU80IAN.8000\tOapt J Ritchie.MORAVIAN.(.M.~8fifiO Oapt J Graham.TOcvian._.j*oo oapt Re watt*.Q£jSPlÀHaCC#MCC,AMtAtM'|£o9 Oftpt Trook*.BNRRNIAN.^ .w._8400 Lt F Archer, RNR NOVA SCOTIAN.\u201e8800 Oapt Richardson, wseeeeaeeeee \u201417to Oapt Barclay.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 _27#0 Oapt Grange.MANITOBAN.^.^.11*0 Oapt Hugh Wylla.0AltADLAN.JM00 Oapt J Miller.J000 Oapt Jas BoolL .«*00 Oapt Menâtes.«800 Oapt Stephen.TOTOLanCuSoS*.1^- SMN STNAMNRB OF XXM LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE ( (Milling from LXVNBFOOLevery THIIRB «éy,and from QUEBEC every BATURDATf DOMINION LINE.Icunard line.atom LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE following F1R8T-GLAB8, FULL POWER ED, OLTDX BUILT BTEAMBHIP8, end le Intendad to perform a regular service between Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal IN BUMMN*, And Liverpool and Breton in wiNTxRj NOTICE.WITH THE VIEW OF DIMINISHING the chances of collision, the Steamers of this Lies take a specified coarse for all seasons of the year.On tbe Ontward Passage from Q nee us town to New Yprk or Boston, crossing Meridian of 50 at 4| LaU or nothing to the North of 4L On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian of 60 at 41 Lai, or nothing to the Nerthof 43.««54FHIB.8,500 Oapt.Mellon.MiHSiamppi.\t2,200\tOapt\tLindali.eeeee^ae ssseeseea A«50 Oapt.Lanrenson.^lf9HjBOe«*fife« *\u2022 *4 »*«*«\u2022 AMO Oapt.T bear la, .1,324 Oapt Reid.\tOapt Owens.CUNARD LINE.TÙSS*' dation fo QUKSfJEU.,.«.8T.LOUIS .PALESTINE ?easels have very superior accom mo-foe Oabln and Steerage Passengers, aad prsipwfif Tiaksti are (freed of reduoed priest U I\t.Balling from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY, calling /at Ifolfasi, Ldngh to take le OtoRoowl Pastongers.MVheBtoamareof this Line are intended to nesday, Oct.20.I\u2019sday, Oct.«7.NTARD ,UEBEC Quebec for Liverpool ns fellow* t Pcauvi PmtlBaT, to LOCH FOYLE to receive on toOrd and land Malls and Passenger* to tram Ireland and Seetiand) are Intended to be lee patched from QUEBEC Saudiniah .,.Saturday, 14th October, 1875 XAH.«\t28rd\t« iait.m.,___\t80th .j.« POUTHXStAH.«\tilh\tNov.Mora VIAN \u2014w.\t«\t13th\t« BAaMATIAH.^^.\tM\t30th\t_\t« Bt'SNDinAVfAH.'\t< 87th l Sntfifi of PfiMfige P»hl n.¦.BUerage.of Aduiiraity in gfie~i god here also.In the cafiartf Mayfoew m.Boyce it was held that «rf the driver of a carriage upon a public that \u201cIT the driver of a carriage upon a public road-way adept either of two courues, one of which la safe aod the other hasardons and he elects the latter, be 1* responsible for the mischief which ensues; end he cannot, in inch case, insist upon the feet that he kept to his own side of the read and Lord FUeu-honmgh then tald \u201cif it be practicable to purr sue a course which la safe, and yon follow so closely upon tbe track of another that mis-chief may ensue, you are bound to adopt the safacourae.This 1* the pimt iple which u always acted upon in case* of Injuries done at .sea\u201d (a).Ifi this Court the same principle was foi-lowfid In the case of the John Munn (6), and it in the duty of this Court to adopt it on this occasion by stating \u201cthat if R be piactic-a vessel which la following ploe* A A tract ot land forming pest of the selg-nlayof Lanaodlere, In tb« mth range, oom-prlslog a anpei fletal extent of 30 aerea, more or leas, known and deaetlbed as number* eight, nine, tea, and eleven of the mi not** of survey,\t.i.\u2022 *«\u2022«*« eee««ee**8 flLASGOW LINE 7.A tract of land forming put of the seigniory of Lanaodlere, to the sUgh range, com Prising a aaperfi dal extoto ef 8 ) aerea, mon or lea*, known and described as numbers Uxty-qva aid alxtytox of the minâtes of sor-vey.opon the Irtck of another, to pursue a coursa which is safe, and she adopts one which Is perilous, then if mUcbfef ensue abe is afi-Bwerable for all conïcqo-.mcrB.\u2019 Thu suit conscqot\u2019iices.conseqnently be digmissed and with the Quebec, Andrew*, Uiam Gool rs, Caron 8.A tract of land forming part of the seigniory Lanaodlere, in the eighth range, eom prislrg a saperflolal extent or 10* aerea, or lees, known aad desert bed as number ten on ihs and fifteeR of the minutes of survey.1 v.A tract of land forming part pf the sslg.ntory Lanandtsre, forming part of theBsict* Jaeqnse eonoession range, eeaaprtofg a snp flolal extoto Nrw acres, meracr Uea, known and dated bed as nnaahara fifteen andnlneleen of the minâtes of sarvey.k An- From this deeree tbe promotmj asserted an appeal to Her Majesty in Her Privy Cona-ett.(«t l BUrklm R.488.\" % Ad.RL, (5> 1 Btnart\u2019s.0 p>8IA H! n.oa a the bank, touched the greand twice, changed to SW by W, into deeper water ; and the two reerela, about 50ô feet apart, cmm 8w be.not upon saraUrl but uponap-J reon them \u2019 thus coo- CMM to be, not upon frhrttirl bet i proximtos courses, the «stance bet we hacowrtfig mearorerily less.They f! hoc.They * In the toll ¦ mem to bars kept their respec-ttv* conrsea without devtSfifott Cor a couple of toilee, perhaps more, and thee the Nova 8co-tlaa, being t* the act df pawing the Quebec, the starboard bow of tbe Quebec tcok her at the lore part of the xni^zen rigging, rubbed Wn^VCrTSTSC^t^e tad ripping the half-round on pert quarter.For this damage the present etotle iasrttaied by the owners of the Nova Scotian.Whi* h of these steanuhipe wa* to idaara is |he quea ion in the esse.For rti*\"Nova Scotian, tha evidence that she kept her couree rteadlly outil abreast of Nova Scotian would pass the Qoeheo bciore imtn midnight\u2014a rtwunwtaace which particularly ' ^ ^ directed his observation towards the coarse mt the Qtofec.The master of the Nora Scotian a\u2019so stases that ber oom se was not aker ed antil he ported her helm Just at the mo reeat whew cohidoo was inavitabl#.' \" | Jj» ptwredfoMhe Quebec that she buoy, foMa B W* w'to 8W by W, aad that ahe dwl so from having touched the greand twiee in ahaHower water.That as the two vessels were approaching she starboarded her ht ita twice aad so much so as the fear of again touching the ground would allow, aod then reversed her engines full speed astern, and that It was when JaTUng astern that her bow actaped along the port quarter of It Is qtoto tree that there |e conflicting tea-tlSMay as to the course ef tbe tworfaseis When alesort to the ptonl ef coataet ; the petal ef ; for the Nova Scotian, including the fcr have come round her port helm jprt thsu ; aaA*n thrr other hand, the pereeae o* board ©F the Quebec, who had the opportunity of knowing, state ¦AM net, bos wbfoh Is to be found ta the evidescs of the hosfiswain of the Nova fleo iaa, who says that tar master bailed the Quebec to put her helm \"Hard a-starboard that he himself repeated the hall, and heard &fi response from the Qaebec\u2014\u201cOur helm Is hard atoarboerd.\u201d Witnesses from the Quebec state that tbe Nova Beotian, just before the collision, seemed to tarer round upon a starboard helm and they think ahe did so.Thee* discrepauciee ew ta the onewr She efifrav shewtew over may, and oa behaU Voatibly, be reeeaefled by the fort that tb-se ve«els were apprcachlng wdh great rapidity, aad as their bows were converging to a point tael, approach to lx, in the moieoiary eicite: ment on aach side, cany have led rack fo sop-***\"\taheering over upon the other.Be this, however, as It may, tfa«a is evidsocejtatopeetiTe of this cowfl ctlog testi.reoay, to settle the question at iseoe A chert upon record shows the depth of courses, and at the place ef collisloa to be from three fathoms and a halt to Jo or fetfa- ouu.Where vreeelsof tbe speed aod\" mln- rtews of the Nova Scotian sod Qaebec running at ita rate of doven to twelv» kaôu an ApMUoaUoBB ta Use Face Preparations for improving the complexion\u2014-both in the form of powders and of H-J nioiy Laasadlvre, quids\u2014«re very mnneroaa.Every one, in Its wafi^ is extolled as superior to the others, and all are repraeentod to he harmless.W» ¦apposa, in potpt of fact» 4hto none of them are harmless.Perhaps it will be said there fo nothing hurtful in frice powder, the common of all.\tThat may be so If the ' led flee \u2018powder contained no otter long poisonous mixed with It objection, to least, will lie to rice powffer that Mtaib /eeJUj, not a beanllfier.oolov than she dam covered with meal, like a aeitifir.Than it fo not neat or dean.It is not nice to have powder of any kind tubbed into the ahta.So mo of the toilet powders In ose are dtle-teiioos to the health in a hlgbdegree.It is stated ta on# Of the dally papers that one of Affttaytactor* of the day has had ol hie fées Mcaivaed by a rmgtt he had been in the habit of apply ing l\u2019qxa , ni ,ve!ju\tisdiurt old fashioned partiality for excessive ha*given way, largely, among cul-peopley Ip a mar* rations! taste In the r of complexion, and among them a j skin of a darker hue is now qpnaider-than tbo appenrance of an ar-hue like meal.rain-water and out-dod£ cosmetics ; and womefi will' b# nan when they resort to no others.A 10.A tenet of land forming part of the self-ntory L%needier*, eatad the Mastgoehs ra.¦\u2022\u2022?A eumprtslng a snpar final extent of 24 sans, mere or lees, known and d tec r I bed as nambers six hnndrei aad thlrty-fonr, six hundred aad thirty-five, aad six hundred and thirty-six on the cadastre, sag nambers Wta ibreA and fimr of the tamer.\t' * ^ A tract ef land form lag part of the telg-formiag pert of Lee Aborts Saint-Pierre, eomprlalng a superficie»extent of 106 acres, more ox lew, known and daserlbed as aamtore four, five, six, end sewn of tto ndantee of surrey.12.A treat of land forming part of tta Mig nlory Lanaodlere, forming pari df EsSAhkhts Salnt-Asgustln, eomprlrtng a saperfieial ettaat of 235 seres, more or leu, known and desortbed f ed as numbers one, three, aad tores of th* minutes ofeurefl ' *\t\u2022\t1 ban 13.A tract of lend forming part of tbe seigniory Lanaudiere, forming port of the \u201cProfita door on Brule\u201d eoaoesatoa, aornsrislac nsunerfi-eial stosnt of 4«T sores, more or less, known and described u numbers one, two, three, (bur, five, six, seven, and eight of tbo minutes ef snrvey- forming pert of the telg- 14.A tract of lend loraing pai niory Lenendiere, known es Fointe-e-Yetoi ¦ contelning two erpenU, 35x243 feat In extent.15.\u20141.A tract of lead form lag part o^aumber three of the oedestre end number three of the ter1 rter, at the Crate da Coq concession, In the said saifiplory of Lan*udi«re, comprising a toperfiaiv \u2018 0, °\u201c ^\ti-r-lAn m.,.(Bailing from GLASGOW every TUESDAY, aad from QUEBROen or aboul avery THURSDAY) are Intended to be despatched QUEBEC;- 71 * 1 3\t^\t^ CkmiHTHiAH, on or aboat 15th October.* CsNADixir, u-C o |l.i A i\t' mm~m\u20ac ;/ flUtee ef Faffug* from Cabin.InWrmftdlAt# L \u2022sees* eeeeeeeew eeeeeewes Onebeo: ****\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022eeeees antil paid for.will he charged at the re to ot two _ steriiug per bottle to paM*ag*ra sap-plyln* their own winee or Uqnore.A TENDER with Malls and Passenger* for the LIVERPOOL MAIL hTEAMERB win toavfi tta NAPOLEON WHARF every BE- AT MORNING, to NINE o*eloek pra.fto further parttoniara, apply ts Or\tA&LANi.RAM * Ota, Ootober l«i MfiR ¦ i >\t\u2022 rV A BOOIM TO XIUE SICK.Dr.Wilson\u2019s Antibilions and j Preserving Pills.E PILLS OONB1BT OF A CAREFUL and peenllar admixture ot the best and a moot rtfieaolooa remedy for devangementof 4be digestive organs, and for obstructions and torpid action of tbe liver and bowels which Indigestion, and the several varieties Liver Complaints, attended or less of th following symptoms nent Blcknees, Acidity or Heartbnrr >mfort «(tie sensation expartene-imaoh soon after eating, with à weight of oppremtoo, tenderness or the region of tbe Liver, aometlmwe ox-to tbe right shonlder, with a sbor tdry urbed sleep, a ye nd dUturbe n and Syea la often perce How ting* ol rceptible, (he it girl enta six- tofip year* fell/\tSr eieetolwlf shy and demtfee.blushes when looked at by visitors, akagds are brought bleeder face is delicate and exprfisteVp 8i LEA & PERRINS\u2019 CI|.*BlATgP WORCESTERSHIRE, SAUCE, DECLARED by connoisseuks to be THE OKVT QObD SAUCE./* tonnquente of Spurious Imitations of Lea & Pemns Sauce, which art calculait J to deceive the Public, ¦ILEA 1$ PERRINS have adopted * A New Làbél, heating their Signature, thus\u2014 i ¦\u2022to tASGRI 8.0* Arthebaska and Tenon Rivan, by Railway, \u2022her brook*, Lennox* Ville, Island Pood roots, Eastern Town* ¦bips and Richmond, to Maafiroal, by ran* way, dally, f^)»ee eeeees Otoadlere Station\u2014 Montreal City, by rail- way, and waetwaid, dally (OL.\u2014.Three Rivers and Borel by ntilway daily, at.Montreal Otty, Botte-oon, BL Plaire km B * o q nets, Three , Rivers, Berthler A , Borel, by stoaxuar, dally.Leeds, (Megentie.) StaUFi (Sl.n.l .BL \u20acUlee A BL SUveeter, t Tneeday, Taareday A flatnrdayi.™.I fier e da Leap roll* and ¦eatfinrdf daily, (i) Chaudière Mm* AM ACO AM TEMPERLEY\u2019S LINE.london, Qaebec & Montreal.rjiHis X foi LINE IB OOMPOBED OF THE following Plret-ClMS BUomships ; BOOTLAWD.8000 Tons.Oapt lonooo.Bt.LAwaxMOK.2885 « .it Myrte.' Thamxs.m.m.,.16s7\t«\t.\t**\tCampbell BevanM.^.1271\t«\t,,,,,,\tu\tKobeon.QAlUfA-1862\t.4\t______ II FBOM QÜEBEO* .Wednesday, 10th Nov.There vessels bave superior accom moJatlou tor Oabln and Steerage Pouengers, and prepaid ticket* ore issued at reduced rotas to those desirous of bringing out their friends.Ratxs or Paasaox :\t.Oabln, $60.M J Steerage, $24.00.«ï For freight or passage, apply to TKMPEBLET 8, CARTER A DARKE, 21, Blilitar BtreeL London.DAVID SHAW, .¦> j\t\u2018.I?\t.Montreal Or fo\t* i BOBB A CO.,u j Quebec.October IMITA MAPPIN & WEBB, M ANUFACTÏÏBESS,.m JBEBEt m ttlF YOBtssA cour AIT.KO VAT.MAH.I.INE.COMMUNICATION 'BETWRRN STB A* Montreal, Qaebee, FstLn- Point, Gospe, Perce, Haspeblac, Dalhoasie, Chatham, New- .___.,\t.\t.\teaetle, Point du Chen*, Charlottetown *nd Plo- And ore Inteuded to sail fortnightly as follows __ ,._ \u201e\t.\t___ darlug the Season pf Navlggttan :\u2014\tton, and by Railway and Steamboat eonnec.hmd ÎÜ?\tN>B\u201d ^\tFcrt- Tb* NEW YORK and BXE.MUDA LDfR, \u2022ttwren New York and Ham iton, Bermuda, every third Thursday.After tto openlug ot nav gatioa, tbe as * BeereV or aMlramtehl,\" le Intended ta leave Qaebee «voit TUESDAY, at 2 o\u2019clock, P.M., tot Pletoa, and Plctou every TUESDAY, at 7 o'clock, A.M- for Quebec, calling each way at Father Point, Gasp*, Perce, Prep*.Woe, Dalbounle, Chatham, Newcastle sad Point du Cbene.The \u201c Bermuda,\" « Hadji,** \" Alhambr i,** and >\u2022 Piamborougb\u201d are Intendad ta m regularly between Montreal, Quebec aad FteUm, tauchlng at Chetbami7] 1'ointdt Ctons and Ohsrlotteto«-ji-tto New' York and - it OathertaA dally.' \u2018 AN -\t¦ ¦¦ ¦\t¦\tr 1 w ^\t*11 ret Tin*- 1AII IAN i oi a iO'i x ^________ »*r \u2014»»«*«» - IgNjl* BeAUporlq ^ lsvl Wednesday A Bator-\ty, - day ceeeeeeeeeee eeeeeaee* see eeeeee MewV Obarlesbouxg, and Lo- \u2022 rerese» BAYOFaHALNURB, « it 4.10 Matapedloc, Off 0/1* it r.«hoeitoal, Capita A New Richmond, b, land,, dnUy» .» Oonntiesof Bona van tare and.^tafipe, b: Qhobeop Golf Ports 8.8.Company, every Tuesday, pt.^.v»- vi »Jfi AN i named ptaeas MARITIME PIO- Ttmoma ,r , rfW pMiaAng\tor BOOM TARIFF i BUah, Walnut Hickory, Maple, Oberry, and ¦awed Oak, 15 rente per load.Oak \u2022 oe&t*.Plue, j&Im Mad Jjüi| 9 Board Flue 2 oenU extru-All Timber and Deals towed from below tto jltoug Wharf at Indian Cove to ships loading In tto Cove, full tariff.Pleated Deals from Hamilton Brea.Oove to Naw Liverpool, 25 eents, per Bt Petersburg Standard.To ail other ptores M cent* per Qaebee Standard.Towing lees than fit loads $5 pet tide.\u2022 d \u2022 toF* The undersigned U authorised to OOlfeet all monies due to the Timber-towers* Aaeoela-Uon for Utf.Jtr Office : Corner of St James and BL Petto Streets, opposite Qaebee Bank.JAMJCB WARN, ,\tSecretary.April M.1871.«wRnuwwl«k,Bd* Wood-by.and daily, >f,i id BL Nova Beotia, por G.T.Roll- M I AN in each for HfcHfifcXs whence despatch is on arrival of In man from 2L1P AN UNITRD I.Nj.HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.Boetou and New York,__ to* dally.mm £mm wn smmm -\t¦ «, - AN Clflrk\u2019fi Derby Condition Powder».able often yield to Us wonder power* Por sale everywhere throughout the Dome Prederlnton.ME.Maroh 86, 187A rnHiB m the only English oondi- X TION POWDER in th* markoL Foi the purpose* designed It has never )*en equalled.The reelpe for Its prepantion was the most successful achievements of one of England\u2019s most eminent Veterinary Burgeons.It was used by him with on paralleled success, through a long copra* of veterinary practise.The London Farrier say* It is the only CamO- * ^«NKiflWiiS® increasing lb* appetite, producing a healthy condition fo tbe digestive organs, purifying tbe blood, censing an equal circulation and imparte a renewed and vigorous constitution, all ot which te speedily indicated by the necu-Uar glossiness of his coat, and lbs activity and siulqlillliiees of his motions.No au 1 mol can bs lu a ÜÜtNr condition, tf Its eaat 1* rough staring, and Ue motion languid.Tbe __py Condition Powders will to found a perfect toaic and restorer after attack of any acute dtseare, such re Catarrh, Horse-All, Ao.They are equally beneficial for ^Fannerifteto are fattening Kook ways toe ttomj their a*n*»i» th thrifty nod mush fester.Look for tto signature J.& CLARK.Professor of Anatomy in the Royal Veterinary College, London.j.W.BRAYLEY, Fredericton, n* , Wholesale Agent for tto Dominion, to whom all orders mast to addreesod.Retailed by Drug-staandaU Country Merabnnte.i yredeiteton, ha, Maroh u, itrs, bo Letters, ACMPre-paid via New York, are forwarded dully toNew York, whenre malle are osapataoed aL.« For Havana and West Indlea, via Havana to New York, dally at.M.frore wtoneemoUs are deapatoh-od an every Thursday.,.eaeae towees Far BL Tbomaa tto West Indtee A Brasil, to New York, OL.MM M from whence malls are despatch- , edonttriofevery; By on By Wl York Canadian Line, Batudnyi (s) at 7jM Canard Ltoe, via New York 6 t'6 ï\u2018»i4?iïT.,,\u2018.\t.v» By Ram burg Line, via New Yam \" cn Monday at.*Nsve*V«*es\u2022\u2022*\u2022#*« eeeeaaSaaA 00004* 8.N terris 1 mnpNioflifitataBto ArNU, A4fi PJK,-AfiMFJUt^ I fiertÉN\u2014\u2014NtaRl -HX.¦BSiMAffÿ Postmaster.HOUSE WANTED.r Of THE Furnished A RESPECTABLE PART City, from middle of October or Unfurnished.Apply to .I\tP.gO.BOX 1065 Afignst $,1871,\ttf-ao MAPPIN A WEBB, 76,77 4 78 Oxford Street, W.f AMD Mantion Home Buildings E.0o 1 Catalogue* port frsnnr on oppU-th* Office of i< Taji Mpnmnra ^ T I-tn*,thurA*at era mast pay tto musty before .flfeepet\u201d and \u2022\u2018Mlramiehi\u201d have a» ftccomxnod&tlon for pftftttngtrt.Shippers by Qaebee B Quebec Harbour Con «ood# tofore shli.maQt and consigned odaee a rert Lfioaro lor bar boar dace goods can be deUrweA a Bhlppere ere reqaestad to pat their goods in proper order for shipment, and to mark Oil ode* good* With the oonaigntoi od-dram In tall.\t.7\t1 Through Uckete to fit John, N.B., Hnlifox, XJA, Portland and\t.\t.Fur Freight or Powog* apply to '\t' ,] 40 v«,a\u2019> l Tl^.MOORR, Wl'r,J- \u2022 t bne\t¦^1 :*_^^H*****t,, -\u2022 OITBTAVE LXTE, ^GertoreyTtosenger Agent ( > With or without Bath-Room and all the boar», with An Apply September 16, 1875.BOX 564, P.O., Illustra ted retiem at OmxoirccL*.1 April $ 1876.Burnett\u2019s Extracts For owKiax pnriANMK.Burnett's Extracts \u20141'ari.cr.lipu**, boefa)*, Burnett\u2019s Extracts I sI'hJ ftp gll&J.&Q* t» .y *rC 8js* >f.^2A 04* LXIS ON.\tVANILLA,\trOfX, ^ \u2018 ALMOND, NCCTARINt, CELCRV, .\t; OHANGC, A PSACH.1\t.NOTMCO.'**\tCINNAIftOfl.qLOVEfe qiNUtR, >L ot.d 0t : \u2022-l/ fcwv.i bed «ed .;n«i sldt tm Burnett's Extracts \u2022\u2022 /a.r\t^ nitf, N Y.Burnett's Extracts Burnett's Extracts ne wptrioeüy tyjk*\trotifQfs ^ per/tctyuritfi and greut slrtnjth.7hVy sr« warranted ftoefrom tbe poisonous \u2022 >*f«0 «*51 .toe* Bl X\u2019Wi \u2022*Vfi drioM !» bevhn* .taelwl «m nm s swrtufSEWt1 '\t.MOMT-IAL.F*.Q.'\tJ\u201d.il'»l It Agsals for Dominion of Cseadft.^ - JOfitPH BURNETT A \u20ac0., BOSTON, Prtjpnetors^^itetol\u2019el December 24, V74.VJ ^41 I cold wholesale and ntaU by the Wl Chemical Ocmp*#y, Mphti»*!.and: all druggtete, ox will be for won \" on receipt or price by Dr., e 8L(c\u2018 Montreal.*-4 twisfieet-pis ¦r-1 «?> V\u2018Ji NOTICE TO MARINERS.¦CTIMB BALL\" ON TNI Citadel, aach day, rHwdaj .rt«M,1 at half pest TweJr* o'clock will be hoisted half way new ol\u2019sidw got on\tq'J- and at five minâtes to «One\u201d It will to to tbe top, and at» Oneo^otook,\u201d Time, It Will be dropped.ted m e-aU* A Obssmn m itaakeeidng «Grerewteb should then shew 5b.44m.iinu, tree between this and tto tuna Stowa brtb* fere \u201cGreenwich N.B.- Should tbe \u201c Hall^ dby at at fo* wrong time M will dSamediately be toietod haltemaet and kept ther* half an hour frv\u2014\u2014JImtSp \u201e The MarmaUm left wton tor Chronometer was 8m.40*, and when May 81st, when the »eu uuuyyeu, u«x vinuepi v ¦staff ebewed.\t.~-.6U.47m.Ale.tereenwlch Moon Time wheuth*\t, Bull dropped.,N Ohronaaaetar foel on May M\tU\tU 2fl.M.« .4,dj 2 ¦ Again, before IrevtagQtofcee, tor ¦hewed, when Ball dropped on Jane 14.»8fr* When Bfell dropped oa May 81.8\tURLtC NDTICN » NERHIJY GIVEN X (bat pore ne m to »to n qatiemeuu of toe Act 8» Vfrteria, Chap, 84, a.BPBOCAL MRKTING of 4M OfimeU Of the City of Qaebee srilA b* km i on.1DJKBDAT.ih* twenty-etxtii day of OetotoMoatant, atiroren o'cbKk in tbe aftaroeoa, atri»e usas i place of meeting ot tiro eaki OouneU, at which meeting tbe undersigned shall submit on extract from She AneroiBeni or ValuuUrn Loll In force for tto yeas tirtfi-TIqln tbfo City, oocuiuing the uameeor *U pararns oeined on such roil who reside withfo theeted- to art re«perlively as Jurors, for the jtffpoee or there examlu#CfïaTTT' th® raid **' Uvered 1 tbe Whale in rompMenoe with (he of the Aet above cited.MS, xor the jurpee* or halfiff th»n «nd « examined, coriactcd aM approved by mid UouccH.prior to th* tero* being de-red to tto StorifT ef tto MteUtetef anrtroe.oetober vmft- U A.GANNON.IMC'I fo.uOtiy C2*rk.IftX'OKAX'IOJWF PUBLIC NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, ¦Jb { .th»t the Qnpprstion of tto City ot Que-bro trill apply to the Legislature of tto Fro-vinee of QaeMt^ at lis eoeamg teeVto, for tta passing of on Act to emend aod eoeeOHdat* tto jeûneront defe «f laereporation of tto City, to iseso Betobtasae for parmarvnt works, ta com actio® with the carrying ant, ofetty im-provemcuu.s ud lo re-adfewt (he o.ty dehL a « V h?- j 1 Ÿ CT r i * Kldarys A fitadder, Female Coroptate%.4*> *4 _ai Tboasands have been chanced by tbe hte of rsiar'y from weak, alckly, snffertagore*.1» taeteoax, toaltby, happy men and wre S> APfi tovaUds aantot raMonably hesitate VOtrife\trf JJw t I ___\u2022aro.yoo get tto «4 PERU- V»AN Ipyurpfr (p^Teravtan Bark.) Bold ;p«fe pamjbtet.ooHtaJtJtng a treatfec to a medical «grot and other valuable testimonial from dlsttorotetod pbyel-ferrymen rod others, will be 1 oddraea BKfH V.FOWLOC , ¦ÉHH SfiMteffiafreeM tarory M, 187*.ri ,d s, E^few' taOnyacUtre > A SONS, Beet Food for Infants BtfFpfcVxxra raw 0 HO Bond Btreat, Ifendrwti Retail of all Chemists, LYMAN, CLARK A OQ- | ^ roato, rod'Lbrouabout theWorkL June 19,187*.Ol and To- Lm-a' No.of days, t-d X'** ' to ¦ - ip ¦ 1 CONSUMPTION, Indiorestion& Wasiincr The moat approved Remette* are «\"¦reNiN fit rwrorffioftfi S) I 'SC a' 1 lu rtaii \u2022 .j., d, _ Th# Original and Genuta* prepared only by y* fin Harbor Rate, toatar El __ Oom paring the Beaani Harbor different tampers tare*, wfll enable tto of a ship te get tto beet rate- tor Us Chronometer, and he should never let hi* Chronometer be rent an store to be rated, If ft Is prertble tr avoid it.\u2019 i- {L-aL.46° 48 «« N.Long.4b.44m.48s.E.D.AfiHE, 3 Commander Royal Navy, IXKXSVATOXT.aia < a.FOR SIEtHIIT f 16! IIS.PRESSURE CYLINDER, 181m H\u201c?W stroke, adapted faraeorew Do De De Do 27 in.801 n.Cylinder itm.40Ui| , * feet Btroka.8 i» m : \u2022>\t, A*-: 10 v»i n 10 Floe Boilers, 80 bom* power, do ui.;tna.D* above will bo sold cheap.Information, apply at th* effie* Navigation Co.fit Andrew's Wharf.A.a A DOUBT) Oetober St.1274 Smoke the F.F.Cigar, MT The Beet in the Dofninton/\u2019V* A.GOLDSTEIN, Bole;Agent tor Quebec \u201eS?>m*er.»o,.i8;4f\tooUf\u2019hm «uvvojaY sc moojeie, j v! ME New Bond BtreeL Lredre., Retail of oil CtowfrfiE end Wboiemle ef LYMAN, CLARK ACo., Montreal and 1 ,jt«iElKflaf t*u -ri.M- IUAIÜI.1HH111H MUIW1 JBBIt -\u2018\u2022MONTREAL.V' toil ^RR NOW FttfiFARKD TO M RAILROUD COUmCTORS a BY ENGINEB, i:> 1 DUMP CARS, CHILLED ! I\tHANDCAR» .1 M A In**- infeoNd MU* aro FAC, a specteBflP * itaehtoenwMtoeto.m.