Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette, 21 septembre 1877, vendredi 21 septembre 1877

[" ¦ 1 - \u2019 \u2022I\t!\t*¦.indtt l'triT^ni mHhi\u2014 .\u2022xusr.±.m ^ :«S3V\t« COMMERCIAL AND SHIPPING GAZETTE VOL XXXI QUEBEC.FRIDAY.SEPTKMBER-21.IS!7.>To.11,701 Frlx« l.lMt- tha y®** LUI of exhibits receiving; prixee at ProviocUi Exhibition, continaed from tordnj'i luae :\u2014 POULTRY.OOSKUI8.B««t pair ooiamrad Dorkin», lat T Inring, Mont\u2019l an\t3rd do BLACK SPAJflBH.B*«t pair blvok Spaniah, lit J Johnson, Qnebao.do Coatoa, MootiiaL Carbra/, Qaabee.KajHH c\t' ;aaa«iua.>f -.r^ Baat pair Brahaiaa, no fini prias.________-Am-\tj Biekaoa.Montrsal.Bsit pair light Brahvaa, litE Ceatsn, ilotitrial.rnf\t«jcxtt parta* ^ ^ Bbst'paar Batf Coohir:a, l»t K Carbray, Qusbso.do ' 2nd Joasph Hiokion-Boat pair whits Cochins, no first prias.do _\t2nd Joseph Hioka n.Bbst pair Silver Polandi, Isf Joseph flickaon.do 2ad J Cod boll \u2018xsrrebonns.\u2022O\"\t\"\tsummos.Boat pah Hambarga.lat J Bickaoa, Montrsal.;!3:\tHodpXaa.Bsst pair Hon dam, 1st E Carbray, Quebec, do 2nd do oaavs-Goroiia.Bast pair ttrdrs-Caiun.1st B Carhray, Qusboo.do 2nd A Mousisau,\tBer'hier on bant./ ; \\\txxs oakx.Bsst pah sf Qims fowl, 1st Alex fraasr, Qusbso.do 2nd J Luignan,\tQusboo.~éamm, i pair black Bantams, 1st J Hickson, lfont\u20191.t pair WlUts Baatams, 1st Tbos Oats, Quebec-2nd John L Qibb, do * v ^ ^ oven.Bsst pair AjUsbaij Dusks, 1st Taylor, Quebao.do\t2nd Jules Bauv el tk- \u2022*\tJ.Martin, last pah Routa Dusks, 1st Tbos liais, Qusbso.da 2nd D Moors, Moors's 8ta- Bsst pah ' Bom pair Musoovay Dusks, 1st.J Hickson, Montreal.\u2014 \u2014 1 \u2014 m\t\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 p%iT wwuli \\xwmmw IX.it*.J Hickson, Montrsal.\u2019 Bsst pair whits China Qssss, 1st.J L Qibb, Quebec.da\t2nd.\tdo TUXKXTS.Beat pair wild Turkeys, 1st.H D Moors, Moore\u2019s Station.Bast pair Bronss Turkeys, 1st.\tdo do\t2nd.\tdo Bsst pair Black or Brown Turkays, 1st R L Tassr, Quebec.Boot pair White Turkeys, 1st.John Hunt, St Coiuaiba.da\t2nd.Joseph Hickson, Montrsal.Boot pair vluinsa Fowl, 1st.James West, Que-J\tbec.do\t2nd.James Jeffrey, Petit Cote.rsa rowu Beat pah Fsa Fowl, 1st.Id Carbray, Qusbso.Best eoilsetion of Poultry, 1st.do rromon.Best soUaction of Pigeons, no 1st.do\t2nd.3rd t.prise.| Plena Le gare, Cbarlesbonrg.Ed Carbray, Quebec.Any other sort, 1| minot, 1st.F Prefontaine.do\tdo 2nd.W Lee.do\tdo 3rd.W Evans, Hoche- laga.Collection of Potatoes.1st.\tdo do do\tds\t2nd.W Lee.do\tdo\t3rd.Qso Trusssll.Swede Turnips (IS) 1st.C Parsdis, Charlsibourg do\tdo\t2nd.W Lee.do\tdo\t3rd.W Evans.White Qlobs Turnips (18) 1st Toser à Co, Quebec do\tdo\t2nd A C Stuart, do ds\tdo\tSxd J West, St Sauveur Aberdeen Tellow Turnips (18) lit An Stuart, do\tdo\t2nd Tocer A Co.do\tdo\t\"Xrd John West.Twenty Roots Red Carrots.1st.A.Bedard, do\tdo\t2nd.F Perrault, do\tdo\t3rd.R.Simard.Twenty Roots White Carrots, 1st AgrrefilTinial School, L\u2019AssomptUfri.Do\tdo\tdo\t2nd T ti Brodie, Cote-St.jL uc., Do\tdo\tdo\t3rd W Evans, Hochelaga Mangel Wursel, long red (18) 1st T Evans Montreal- Do\tdo\tdo\t2nd John L tiibb.Do\tdo\tdo\t3rd W Evmxs ilo- ¦VShftlfcga.Rad QJoba Mangel Wurxel (18) 1st J Marion, St ;> Jacques.Do\tdo\tdo\t2nd W Rodden Prescott.Do.\tdo\tdo\t3rd M Blain St Edouard Long yellow Mangel Wunel (18) 1st T Irving.Montreal.Yellow Globe Mangel Wurxel (l8) 1st T Irving.Ha do do 2nd W Corribeau Do do * do h 3rd W Evan».Kohl-Rabi (18) 1st John L Brodie.Do\t2nd Tbontae Irving.Do\t3rd Agricultural School, L\u2019As- somption.Sugar Beet (18) 1st 0 Marion Do\t2n .\t4 tkestdttiroui of bringing out tkoi,- .* >'Q Bates cf Passage Qreatly.Reduced-Through Bills of Lading for freight given to all parts of Oaua 'a and the States.For farther particulars, Ao., apply to FLINN, MAIN A MONTGOMERY, Liverpool* Et TJRKANCE A CO., Montreal.Or, to WM.M.MACPHERSON, Commercial Chamber», tgoabee.September 10.1877.CUNArtsJ Llftfc.ÏSTOTTOÏ!} WITH THE VIEW OF DIMINISHING the chances of collision, the Steamers of this Line take a speolCed course for ail masons of the year.On the Oatward Passage from Queenstown New York or Boston, creasing Meridian of -r at 48 Lat., or nothing to the North of 48.On the Homeward Passage, crossing the ta -rldlanof 60 at 43 Lat., or nothing tc the North of 42.REMOVAL.X>J,.\t\u2014 «.IB-BIT .n Has removed\toffice and Residence from Ursule Street to No.6, COLLINS STREET, first Street East of Palaie Street.September 14, tgvr.SJLLjE \u2014OF \u2014 MUABLEPROPEffl Insolvent Act of 3.875, and Amending ActSr \u2014AND\u2014 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.DINNING & WEBSTER.September 8, 1877.THE STEAM l ST.URSULE STREET, I QTTXIJSXIO, 3 PREPARED TO DO W4$HIN77.\tt'l Mihw and Ontario iaiigaliori COMPANY.ROYAL MAIL LINE BETWEEN Quebec, Montreal, Klnustan, Toronto, Hamilton and all Intermediate Ports.11 HIS MAGNIFICENT UNE, OOMPOS-ed of tbe following fint-olaas Side-Wheel Steamers, via.: \u2014BETWEEN\u2014 QUEBEC AND MO VI'BEAL,, QUEBEC, Iron, Oapt.Labelle, will leave Napoleon Wharf every Tuesdays, Thursday* and Saturdays at 5 o\u2019clock P.M.MONTREAL, Irou, Cant \u2018Nelspu, every Mondays, Welueedais and Frida;*, at 5 o\u2019olook PM,, calling at Inie mediate Porte ^nd arriving early la tbe morning.SEA BATHING.CACOUNA.' THE MANSION HOUSE NEWi/T PAINTED AND PA PARED, Parlor enlarged, will open Jane 16ib.| ftr* Terms moderate.MRS MICBELLETTK.June 4, 1877.iAND MU HAY FERRY ,jk > On and after the lilh Instant tbe Steamer will jlL, E A V E Under contract with tie OoVernbcnt Canada for tbe conveyance of Canadian and United States Mai;*.1877\u2014Summer Arrangements\u20141877 This compands i infs are cor* pœedof the und*ruotod Hrs -class, Ft*: powered, Clydo-boiit, Donble-englned, Iico Steamships :\u2014 Tone.®^P1NT,AN.» Lt Dutton, RNR, CIRCASSIAN.8.00 Capt J Wyhe.POLYNESIAN.\u201e 4 i00 Capt k Brown.SARMAllAN.8800 Capt A Aifd SCANDINAVIAN.8000 Capt Barclay.* PRUSSIAN.8000 C*pt Rib hie.* MORAVIAN.3600 Capt J Grah&ir PERUVIAN.S600 C«pt Smith, rTw CASPIAN.8200 C*pt Trocka.* GIBEKNIAN._84 0 Lt F Archer, RNB .8800 ''apl AUSTRIAN.2700 Capt H Wyu NESToRfAN.2700 Capt Wa lace* MAN7TOBAN.\u201e8150 Ca^l McDopga\u2019J.Canadian.aeoo cant n tm< l-ou.,, CORINTHIAN.2(00 Capt Menx,es.PB CE > I Ol AN.2000 C,pt J*a Sco .WALDENBIAN.2800 Capt sjptem ACADIAN.1360 Capt C.beL NEWFOUN LLxNL.1200 Capu Myilu*.THE STEAMERS OF THF.LIVEEPOOL MAIL LIEE Sa\u2019Ilrg from LIVPRPCOL every 7 HUPS-day, and from QUEBEC every SATURDAY (calling at LOCH FOYLE 40 receive ot bmrd and land Malls ard Passengers to and rrtu Ireland and Scotland) tre Intenced to be dfapaicfced from QUEBEC:_ Mokavian.Saturday, 8tb\tSept-,\t187T Sarsimx aw\t\u2022\u2022\t16th\t\u2022\u2022\tn PxKUVIAIf.1,\t22nd\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022« POLTWBMAK.20lb \u201e SaaMATiAa \tnih 0ct(\t\u201e OXECAgSTA».\t.\t13h\t.Hatei of Passage from Quebec * O*'10.$70 or $6f accord,eg to aicotumodnuos.I uter mediate.Steerage.!.\".\"i\".!!!.$Sfi, -)0(- THE EIKaMabS CF THK GLASGOW LINE (Salllcg from GLASGOW evsjy TCKB* UAY Hod f'om QUaBKC on or h 1 rt Referee acknowledged In a subseqs^ j August 88, 1877.\t^ butions may nt tenue.O.BOX 764, Toronto.be Q iÜ N T S \u2019 FURNISH® GOODS ! Lt OKIIKH TO MAkB E00M - FOR- nil AND WINTER GOODS, between Montreal and Hamilton, OORSIOaN, (Composite) OaptatnSinclair SPARTAN,\tt«\t\u201c\tBailey.CORINTHIAN,\t*i\t»\u2022\tFarrell.PASSPORT,\t\u2022'\t\u2022\u2022\tIrving.ALGERIAN, new\t\u2022\u2022\t\u2022\u2019\tTrowell magnet, Will leave the Oakal B*sxn dally, (Sunday eioepted,) at 9 o\u2019!, lock, and Lachin* on the arrival of ib^Tralu leaving Bonavintorx Station at N00», for xz^.3vczx**i?ojvr And Intermediate Porte, making CVrgot con.noetto^ a; ^RKSiCO'r,ramt BROCK VI 1,1.,K With the Bal w y*.for Ottawa City, Kkmpt-viLi.ic, Prarn, aknpriok, Ac.; at TORONTO and HAMILTON With the Railways for Colli»®vreon, SAOt-r St*.Mabi*.Fort illiam, Luluth, STBATgoBD, London, Chatham Babnia, D*T»oir, Cbioaqo, Ma-WACKi*.Galkna, Gbkbh Bay, St.Paul and Fobt Gabby, aud with tbe NTEA.MEK -CITY OF TORONTO\u201d For magaba, LICWISTOS, Niagara Fallp, Buffalo, Clbvklakd, Toledo, Ciactbnati, Ac.The Steamers of tbls Line are Unequalled, and from itee Completeceee of tbelr Arrangements pr« sen advaniaisa to Travellers wulcb \u2022 one other can afford.jar- They posa through all the Rapids of he St.Lawrence, and the b^autifnl Scenery of the Lake oi the Tboos&Ld Islands by Day right.TICKET OFFICE, where State Room can bs secured, al 77.\t, TRK NH.W STVIjM 3 \u2014 OF \u2014 THE CUDK\u2019S ELEPHANT LONDON FEUS FOR AUTUMN WEAR.2 Sleigh Robes, Ladies\u2019 end Gentlemen\u2019s Sets, Sealskin Jackets, Moose and Cariboo Deer Heads.I INDIA IV OURIOHITIESk All al the Lowest Prices.G.?R.RENFREW l CO.Oppohlte the llaaillca.August 21, 1677.SIX CORD BALANCE OF THE STOCK \u2014 WILL BE \u2014 SOLD AT COST, FOIt~ON£ JIOMl'H ONLY.J.D EE G AN Cits, August 4, 1877, *pl7 SPOOL COTTON.The FOLLOWING SEWING MACHINA Companies recommend their customars and the public to one CLARK\u2019S KLEPH ANY SPOOL COTTON ONLY, a* after carefu testing they are satisfied there U no other In the market so well adapted for Machine and Hand us* :\u2014 \u2022\u2022 Wheeler A Wilson Manufacturing Uo\u2019y i Singer Manufacturing Co\u2019y ; Howe Machine Co\u2019y ; Raymond Sewing Machine Co\u2019y, O.W.Williams Sewing Machine Oo\u2019y \u2019 LADIES Be sure you ask for CLARK'S ELEPHANT THREAD when making your purchases, a* there are other makers of the game tiuu-e.A full assortment to ha bad at all flrat-olaai Dry Good* Stores aad Sewing Machine Depcta.WALTER WILSON A OO., Sou Aeurra.Montreal.June !> 1877,\tLu SMOKED SALMON ! \u2022\tEX INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY OASES SMOKED SALMON, JUST RliXJEIVED, JIND FOR SALE BY WA.TTERS.July 18, 1877.~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS.GEORGE STEPHEN, Esq.,' -\t- T^ee^ent.G W.CAMPBELL, Esq , M-D Viro-frentttnt.Hon.Thos.Ryan, Hon Donald A.Smith.Peter Redpeth, Esq., Sir A.T.44alt, K CJil.G.T.W.Ritchie, Esq., Q.\\, Edward Mackay, Esq.Gilbert Scott, hiq.R.B.Akgcb.Gen.Man.| W.J Bichxha*, Mon.A.MaCMDKS, Ineptctcr.BrancSee wi Agencies in CanadaK Montreal, Brrck ville, Stratford.**' Que ec,\tBelleville, Narnia, Toronto,\t.Cobourg, Newcastle, N-B* Hamilton, Gaelph,\tPiéton, SL John, N.B., Halifax, N.S.Perth, Ottawa,\tSt- Marys, Simcoe, London,\tPort Bo)*, Cornwall, Kingston,\tPeterboro', Lindsay.\u2022 Brantford, Goderich, Fergus, I Moncton, N.B., Chatham, N.B., Oshawe, A.ente 9r,dente.\u2014St.John # Md., The Union Bank of Newfoundland Bntieh Coluu-bia, ike Bank of British Columbia.4^ ew Zealand.The Bank ol New Zealand.luaia, China, Ja^an, Australia\u2014Orientât Bank Corporation.(/«sue Circular ttotee and Letters of Credit for Trovellere, available ifi all parte ot the world).April 24th, 187Â|~ MïMniïïpîëL IIYCKLLKS\u2019T lilbCHAltOlNG # BERTH J w lib Btor age \u2022 ttly 10 W.MOuRK, Menatat Q.A G.P.K8.Co- M«V »877.THK RUSSELL HOUSE, o T T \"W A.,3 ___ CANiYlyA.This HOTEL 18 THE LARGEST AND only flnt-claaa Home in tbe City, It U fitted, lorniebed and kept as an unexceptional ^FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, I R BÏRBBY GIVEN, THAT THE PH* at mouth of Cap Kongo Kiver, and Is line with ibe ouiy other Deep Mater Pie there, Is tunn erged at at rut half tide, ant that tbe pcsliiou tu ilpyia ty a en en Buoy.»ptlb uge.Pt, r A Wbaif Co , 5 LOVbN, Jr, Mana ex.M»v a 1*7\u2018«\t»f \u2022 combining Economy.Modem Elegance, Comfort and It baa ample ***- Accommodation for Five Hundred Quests, and la ritligtfKnlly and centrally situated, being in com proximity to the Pan.aieawt Botldlngs.the Post Office end all k\tpr ' \u2019» inteieeti April 17 1877;\tFBI IBc - FOB JtLr stuiboiTeisiib.ITTIGH PRiraBURE OTLENDEB, It.», Iff xMln.utrrko, adapted tore screw \u2022\t8 \u2022\t8\t« Iff « \u2022\tIff \u2014Aim*- P Return Fix* Boiiors, M home power, 1 Tobol u\tdo,\tSO\tdo ff Do\tdo\t2* The above will be sold cheap For further information, ap* v at fa -*dBcv of the St.Lawrence 8t»»x* NavieuUnu On,.Bt.ffadrew** WharL a A FOUR r, Beers tery, propel 1 nr,\t 1 Lew Premere, *vtt,\t 1\tDo\t*7lr.\u2022\tDo\t801b.1\tDo\ttiffin.DO\t40lr. IJCJBCEI nVÆOnJ^IOVO OHH.OKriCîI_.E.SEPTEMBER 21, 1877.NFW ADViiHTJÜüMhiN'IS.WUKLT CH B02VIC1.K.BMaport Park R»ce«\u2014J R Talllou.Ood llTer OU asd Lime\u2014A B Wllbor.Orand Trank Railway\u2014Joeeph Hlekaon.Honaemald Wanted\u2014MraC B Montiaambert Notice\u2014Hass Hagens.Meet !\u2014â tad aeon a HuoL Notice\u2014Win Robertson and Toes McLean.Home to Let\u2014k!pb Poultot.Notice to Ootifnees\u2014Car bray A Routb Notice \u2014J O Howssgoe.Highest Honor !\u2014L N Allaire A Co.Motloe\u2014J P Ahrens.MUk of Magnesia*\u2014Devina A Bolton.Lnby\u2019s Parisian Hair Renew er\u2014Do '* he Provinelitl F Alilbitton.THE THIRD DAY.WEEKLY CHRONICLE.The WEEKLY CHRONICLE, containing all the Latest News, will be ready, and far sale, THIS DA Y, (FRIDAY,) at NOON Full particulars of the Provincial Exhibi-\u2019 tion.4*c., Sfc.Price, Five Cents.September *«, 1877.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1877.; 1 .V\\ T-Kti'r FROM ÎWUROPE.THE WA8JNJHE EAST.D(Itèrent ViewM ot the MiiihIIom Kelore I*teti»a.COMMUNICATION OPENED WITH OSMAN PASHA.Second Division of the Guards Marching 2 Through Rouinania.THE TURKS ATTACKING IQDYR, ASIA MINOR.at Loseos, Sept.20.\u2014A ccrrtspond*nt Gcrnrv êtodeni reports (bat ibe Roumanians have adveoctO wiibin 250y»rd8of the second Plevna redoofct, n«ar Giavit**, soil it mesi «ooo Jail The lemptr ot the Rugeian troops Is admirable, notetttBtan-ling their ranks are depleted ; the Russian* have 220 guns ccnti-naaily firing.'1 be Turks rarely r.ply ; It la eaid ibeir amaranition is failing.The Turks are estimated at 60,000 to 8^,000 m.n, with 140 sacs When iho Rusbian reinloictmenla arrive Plevna should fall easily.The lurks will not allow the Ru«r-ians 10 bury iheir dead, wbicb lie 300 jaids Ir m the Russian poaitioES, and most breed disease.Another corn spondent lakes mestglormy views of the Russian prospects tefore Plevna.The Rnasians lost 20,000 on the lltn; the wounded are rotting and festering and uncared for ; the Roumanian surgeons neglect the wounded for two days after being struck It is doubtful whether Plevna can be taken, even when the Gnards arrive.The Russian «ition In Sbipka Pass is precarious.The rks lost 2,000 men in the late attempt to .oaptare Fert St.Nicholas.Bucharist, Sept 20.\u2014The 2nd division of Abe Russian Imperial guard has commenced its passage through Roumanie.Comtajitisopli, Sept.20.\u2014Turkey will not accept mediation while a single Russian soldier remains on Turkish soil.Cheiket Pasha at Orchanie has communicated with Osman Pasha.Plevna will probably re vie: nailed shortly.BabSBAna, Sept.20\u2014The news of the repeated Russian disasters has created great uneasiness here, especially as everything it prepared for the croesicg of the i^anube at Gladova by the Russians and their reception in Negatin and the Timok villages.It is announced that the Cabinet have agreed to poet pone their action, and the troops march Ing to the frontier are recalled into the towns not so near the border, in older to give no ombrage to the Porte.Gouby Stcdmi, Sept.20\u2014Yesterday\u2019s affairs were quiet everywhere.The blockade and bombardment of Plevna still continue.8t Pbtsbsscbo, Sept.20\u2014The Globe publishes a telegram from Igdyr, Asia Minor Which shows that the Turks ou the 18th were cannonading Gen.Tergukasoffs post Sion there.w\u2014f-i-v »ept.20\u20141 he mfetiogof Bismarck and Andra^sy, at Salzburg, is to be regarded as the seqael of the recent interview between die Austrian and German Emperors, and as merely strengthening the views then ex1 changed between the two Sovereigns regard jy the continuance of the UDderatandiug be Aween the three Imperial Courts upon the means of averting European complications.This result is secured without formal treaty stipulations, Inasmuch as it represents a | complete personal agreement existing between the three Emperors.[Leases.\u2014The (ongoing, which is semi-ofhclal, is identical with the comments olthe London Time*' Vienna correspondent.] GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.The \u2018 Time a\u201d on President Hayes\u2014 > kThe Situation in France ; Continued Mxffliement ; Thiera\u2019 Last Manifesto to Appear To-morrow.Loanoa, Sept.20\u2014The Time* editorially says ot President Hayes :\u2014In a little more than half a year the President has succeeded in beating down a compact mass of prejudices and in allaying a host of conflicting passions ; ihe visible triumphs of his policy are now being assured; the removal of objects cAcontention makes it easy to re-establish friendly relations between people who respect each other, and the sympathetic meeting of the President and Geu.Hampton jsau «men of the comiog time when the North Booth will no longer be separated by dines of division which the civil war had AaeostL Pasis, Sept 20\u2014The Journal des Débat* will fee prosecuted for a viole nt article on Mac-Mahon's manifesto.Thiers\u2019 manifesto, written Inst before his death, appears on Saturday.Mac Mahon\u2019s manifesto continues to cause great excitement.The Republican newspapers comment freely.SiAxscat», \u2022.Sept.20\u2014Count Andrassy has left for Vienna^_____________ SPECIAL FROM MONTREAL- ' Mcntual, Wept.20\u2014Two depositions have bww taken in the case of the $12,800 robbery on board the steamboat \u201cBeaubarnois,\u201d against Jos.Leon \u2018Normandeau.That of the pilot, Clement Bootbillier, and that of the clerk on board, Xavier Laveciot.Capt.John Short, to-day, instituted an action against Joseph J.aud W.C.Ford, to re-cover $606 for alleged damages by the recent attempt to pot the plaintiff into insolvency.The ex-directors of the City Passenger Hallway Company are not only goiog to sue (he City and District Savings\u2019 Bank for dam-xneges to credit and character, hut also to indict the bank directors for libel.A very successful test of the telephone waa made over the Dominion Telegraph Com.pamy\u2019s wires today, between this city aud Quebec, by Mr.Badger in this city, and Mr.fiobt.Watson at Quebec.Though the dte-Sance Is over 200 miles the soand oi voices con Id be quite distinctly beard.Mr.D.J.K.Rine, the great temperance advocate, will shortly visit Montreal.A mnnSfrg to make arrangements will be held Abls earning at the Natural History Society\u2019s ffOOIBfl.His Excellency the Ablegate featiilkept tXMy visiting the institutions which be fail.hhI to see on bis first visit to Montreal.Mr.McNamee has invited the City Council to Inspect the new water works aqueduct.The new Craig .street tunnel is being rapidly poshed forward to completion.Ground has been broken as for as St.Elisabeth ANOTHER LARGE ATTENDANCE.Our Report and Description Continued.The continued favorable weather of yesterday resulted in another very large attendance at the Exhibition grounds, aud it is estimated that at one time during the afternoon, thero were present between 8,000 and 9,000 persons.Accepting this as a correct estimate, it is probable that fully 12,000 persons visited the Exhibition during the day.All ol the varions building were largely visited, particularly the Industrial Department, which at times was unpleasantly crowded.Ihe success of the exhibition is now folly established, and, weather permitting, there is no doubt but that the attendance to-day will be as large, proportionately, as the attendance upon previous days.The wing in which horses are exhibited, was, as nsual, a great centre of attraction, and much admiration was bestowed upon many of tbe*boi8es.During the alternoon burses were attached to many of the tureashlug machines and other form implements, In order to demonstrate thetr value by practical operation.At about 3 clock p m., borsts provided by the Fire Depanment were attached to the STXAM ma KH81NS, exhibited by the Ahrens Mauuiactuiing Co., or Ciuiinuuii, O , aud it v*us drawn to the Esplanade lor trial.It was claimed by tüe xnibitors that their engines could get up steam lu less thtU foot minutes ; (which is uen less lime tnau is required tor any oiher engines) sud a practical luet was to ho maüo of 1W cupab Hues in this respect.A laige number ot persons wete arscmcled to wtness luis itst, among whom wriu Chief Doival anu Depuiy-Cbict Coleman of the Fire Dc-pailrueui, acd nany |iuembcrB ot tne brigade.\tliooe was attached,\taud everything nciug in readtncbs the torch was applied to mo fuel, and ulmobt itstantiy emoke iscUeU tYoin the smoke stack, and the ex cl time by watches ass noted.In one minute tne inOicalof ot ttio steam gauge began lu ttemblo aud vibrate, aud in quarter o« a micute more it registered 10 lbs.of steam.Ai lue end of two minutes the wntstle waa blown lor iho dtelueu to be in readiness and the indicator showed 20 lbs.ot steam.In lUiee minutes 30 ibe.ot steam \u201eae taieed, and in ttnee minutes and three quarters from the time the lire was lighted \u2022 ater was mroan through 60 feet ol hoae tertuinatitg in au tnet-aud a hail nozzle In a tew aecohda a pow.itui sue am of water was thiown, which inctemed in force every moment.This irai was continued tor tome a^d at Its concluait n intro wan an ut animous expressteu ot surprise and comme i-dai.uu.The tebUit wao ü ghly s>Uetae tory to cViiy teapot!, and elcatty sucatatilta-ted all «he excellent qu»liücs*ioi.a which e claimed 1er tbia engine.At the exhibition it was nwatdtd the that pria-.Following ia a continuation oi our deactip-tiou of tne txniliut at the Exhib1* grounds :\u2014 STOVES AND IRON WARE.The building in which tbia clsss of ex bibits is diaplayed Is partly filled with car nages, but the remaining space Is ample though the entries are quite numerous.Jodoin k Co., of Montreal, exhibit altogether eighteen stoves, comprising seven cooking stoves, burning either wood or coal one parlor stove, In which coal is used, one ball box stove, aud nine oven stoves.These stoves are aU supplisd with complete apparatus, such as kettles, pots, pans, teakettles and bake pans.Theee stoves «copy nearly half the space *t the western side of the building and present a very creditable ap- Hilaire Bell veau, hardware merchant, has «safened; liabilities $60,000.The Jacques Cartier Bank is largely interested.Constantin\u2019s dry goods store, St.Catharine \u2022treat, was horglarised last night to the ex-aent of $160.The English printers\u2019 excursion to Quebec, on Saturday, promises 2p be a great success The stock market this forenoon was steady without any features oi note.The advance lu haok stocks ia well sustained, and miscellaneous stocks are in the main unchanged.Bales:\u201410 MoottoQ Bank, at 163 ; 25 do., at 163^ ; 10 Jacques Cartier, at 66.2 Consolidated, at 87.\t100 Telegraph, a£ J18$; 176 do-t »t 118$ ; 25 do., at 118 ; 476 do., at )18$.stales at the afternoon board of the rw and improved process in use at their Ausable branch, which is even superior to those made at Montreal.They were awarded a first class prise for each variety of their nails, and their entire stock on exhibition of 300 boyes has been sold in this city.The nails are made of the best Norway iron,which is manufactured expressly for that purpose.This exhibit attracted great attention.Y.Belanger à Co., of Quebec, exhibit several curved shafts, tops, spokes, hubs, felloes, axles and wagon springs; also two iron pumps.Megsrs.Belanger k Co.also exhibit a large number of stoves ot all kinds, including cooking stoves, coal stoves, hall stoves, and all accompanying utensils, soph as pots kettles, copper bolhrs, beaters for smoothing irons, Ac.Several of the parlor stoves and grates are very ornamental.Carrier, Laine A Co.exhibit a large number of stoves of all descriptions, mostly PARLOR AMD HALL BTOVXX, wbicji were displayed to good advantage.G Thibault of Quebec exhibits some specimens of putty, S8 flip also C.A W.Wurtele of Quebec.Mr.Pare of Quebec exhtbiM patches, match splits and round wood match nbxes.?o exhibitor, name unknown, displays a numbt j of,ate*! tiapa of various sises, from small rat traps to traps large enough to hold a bea^ Another unknown exhibitor displays a furnace and several large grate?.C.A.Grigory, of Montreal, exhibits a $re escape , which tg deserving of every possible commendation.Its simplicity, efficiency, convenience and compactness cannot foil to recommend it to all who may insp ct it.Its construction Is a rope forty feet long, which passes through a handle in which are pulliee of wood at each end, so arranged that the rope is made to twice describe the letter u*\u201d in nflfifing through it.Attached to the handle is a large be^t or loop which supports the person wing It.A strong bv bung upon a forge pulley, with a rope attached.>nis is then draw/* up to the window, the pulley made last by means of screws to the sill, and persona can be lowered fo the ground in tbe bag by tbe firemen.The Corporation of the city of Montreal have purchased one of those tor their fire department.The working of both these fire-escapes 1s piactically Illustrated at the Exhibition, and Mr.Gregory baa already received numerous orders for one of them from prominent citizens of this city.We cannot too strongly urge the impOrfonco of this article, and we woqjd recommend our readers to Hfipply themselves with one at once.Two vKristies of this fire-escape are made, costing respectively $1 50 and $2, which places them within the reach of all, and in no other manner could this money be so well invested.GRAIN AND FARM PRODUCE.The building in which these exhibits are displayed, ia at all times well fllLd by visitors, more particularly by such visitors as come from farming districts.In parsing through this building, a person cannot but remark tbe absence of any mark indicating tbe exhibitors of the various specimens on view.The cards announcing the award of prizes were tied upon the winning exhibits, and these were neerly the sole means of obtaining any information concerning ownership.To mention tbese would be merely announcing the prize list, and as this will b« given in another part of the paper, we shall coniine ont description to generalities, except In such cases as may deserve special mention.Moreover, many persons exhibit from twelve to twenty different varieties, and to mention them all would involve a monotonous repetition of names, which the space in these columns at our disposal will not permit.As a whole this class ot exhibits was well represented, and of a superior character.£,Tbe display or potatoes was very large, aud included numerous varieties.William Evans, of Huchelaga, exhibits 12 kinds, and William Lee, of Quebec, 12 kinds.An unknown person exhibited 21 varieties, and G.Trutsell, of Quebec, 18.The exhibit of tur nips was large, aud some exhibited by Wil liam Evans, of Hocbelaga, were of extiaordi-nary dimensions.Flax was exhibited by about a dozen persons.OATS.Many varieties of oats wet6 exhibited, and all were excellent specimens.Rye was largly exhibited, and whs ot veiy good appearance.Barley exuibits were of good quality, »nd weto numerously represented.Tbe display ot wheat was unusually excellent, and included red spring, white spiing, red wiu\u2019.er and white winter vaitettes.The grains were Very full and well rounded.Corn stalks, about 12 feet high, were exhibited by some ui known pirsou.The dirplay of aniseed and millet was tot large, but the specimens were good.Oi buckwheat and boise beaus there was a iair (.howiuv, and tbe buckwheat WHS of gtod quality.Sevetal baba of hops were exhibited by various persons.Mangel wurzet, noth ot the long red and y«dlow globe vatietu-s, were numerously exntoiUd, and some of tbe specimens were oi prodig'oussize.Several txhinits «esch were made of carrot seed, turnip teed, mustard seed, flax seed, hemp s«ed, timothy seed and clover seed.Jobo L Brudie, of Cote St Luc, exhibited a large pumpkin, weighing 127 lbs., to wbicb wus avrurdid tbe first prize.Edward Fer-laud, of Lsnoriel, exhibited a much sinalltr pum^kiu, which, however, took the second prize.Sumo fine sptcimeus ot corn on the cob were exbibittd, which uttracud much notice.Beans, tar«s and peas were well represented, and many varieties of canots were shown.Some unknown person exhibited a tray of tomatoes ol several dlflereut varltt es, ali ol wbicb were good specimens.Tueie w.roa f.w ixmbiW of rohl tali, and a very good display of tobacco in various forms.Maple sugar was thuwn by several exnibi-fors, and much ol it was of tine quality.BOX BY was exbibittd in the comb, and strained honey in jars, and foimed a very tempting display.Some very clear white beeswax was also shown, also yellow wax.Butter was exhibited in tubs and in prints, and was of good color and taste.Several fine cheeses were also shown.Exhibits were also made of cabbages, apples, cauliflowers, onions and celery.Some of the apples were noticeable lor their extremely large sixe.Several exhibits of parsnips were very good.All of the exhibits in this building were displayed to good advantage, and were in all respects very creditable.AN OUTSIDE EXHIBIT.Back of tbe Industrial Department, and near the entrance to the grounds, Mr.P.W bitty exhibits a wrought Iron gothic railing and gate of a new and original pattern.The railing is supported by four gothic columns, each of which is garmonnted by a circle compdfeed of four oak leaves and four shamrocks, in tbe centre of which is an acorn.Mr.Whitty also exhibits an ornamental verandah roof trous, also of wrought iron, wbicb is a very neat and tastefnl design,besides being very strong and durable.This truss is self-supporting, and tbe roof requires no other support.The details of both exhibits are well executed, and tbe designs were by Mr Whitty.An extra prisa was awarded to each, TUX CLOSE OX THX EXHIBITION.To-day is the last day ot the Exhibition and those persons who have not yet visited it shoold not allow this last chance to pass by without availing themselves of it, as it is without question an unqualified success.It gives us pleasure to record that yesterday like the previous day, was matked by good order, anJ no cases of theft or pocket-picking occurred.Should this again be tbe case to-day, the exhibition will be a remarkable one, if only on that account, and much credit will be due to the Provincial Police for their vigilance in keeping a close watch upon all snepicious characters.IN THE DRILL SHED.There yet remains much to be said, in addition to wbat has been contained in our previous reports of the exhibits in the Drill Shed.The immense horizontal engine, which sets in motion tbe remainder of the maebipery, is from the establishment of Messrs.Carrier, }jaine A Co., the well-known foundry proprietors of Quebec and Levis.It is 20-horse power and woiks with wonderful ease and smootbutss, so much so, that scarcely » sound is made by its motion.In fioish this engine probably surpasses any others that baye been built in this city, and it is almost uupepessary, therefore, to state that its makers have been «warded the first prixe.It is supplied with «n expansion valve, by means of which the supply of steam may be regulated to tbe requited extent, in'order to affect tbe capacity and power of the engino.The steam chest of this engine is covered with glass, in order to show the workings of the valves within.In connection wjth this engine, Messrs.Carrier, Laine A Coï, have erected 72 feet of shafting, for the use of tbe other machinery exhibited.Mr.Beauchemio, of Sofel, exposes to view a large stall mary engine of very fine workmanship, which has been entered for the Patis Exposition.J'be adjoining machine for the manufacture of paper bags ; shown by Messrs.C.& W.Reid, of Paul street, ha?been noticed before ip these columns.Jt ig kept running all day, and attracts a very large share of public attention.Mr.A, Rousseau, jnr., exhibits a large boilsr apd other machinery, and amongst the articles displayed by Messrs.A.Learmonth A Son, are stationary engines, steam pumps, a jig saw, steam engine for propellers, Ac.A very fine working model of a self feeding hot water apparatus and ventilator for a steamship, is exhibited by Mr.Sampson, ot Sampson Bros.Messrs.Andrews, Bissett £ Co., of Paul street, make \u2022 yery fine .exhibit ot files, rasps, ÿo , the maoufoctnr*> of Mr.Riumoud, of Montreal.Some very pretty mipiatpro silver york, which surrounds the portraits of the braye firemen who perished in Montreal, Is shown by Mr.Baxter, of Three Rivers.Messrs.EL 1 it sen A Co , of this city, display a beautiful collection of photographic goods, including a series ol large, well-executed views of tbe city of Queifop and surroundings.A number of small paintings Jfi oil the steam dying establishment of Mr.Parker, Montreal Cooking rauges are shown by John Burns, Montreal, ooe large range surrounded with Imitation of brickwork having attracted a great deal of attention.Gaven A Gilmore are tbe recipients of honors for their angnrs and bit*, manufactured at Cote St.Paul, and exhibited in large variety, and prises bave also been awarded to Gibb A Tatlow, agents, Montreal, for tbe Liverpool silicate paint shown by them.Robert Blackwood, of Montreal, bas brought down and exposed to view a good assortment of syrups, ginger ale and soda water made by him.Determined that a very important essential of tbe preservative art should not remain unrepresented at tbe Exhibition, the Dominion Type Company exhibit a fount of brevier type of their own manufacture, aud their own neatly got up catalogues of prices.Tht*large and splendid exhibits made by H.S Evans, Kerry, Watson A Co., aud Lymans, Clare A Co., Montreal chemists, have already received notice in these columns.Mr.U.McLeod, of this city, displays perfumery, chemicals used in photography and other articles.Owing to tbe small amount of space obtainable by this gentleman, be lias not been able to introduce so many articles as be otherwise would bava dom-.However, in the classes of goods exhibited by him, he certainly stands unexcelled.Fairbanks A Co , of Montreal, havn on view a large variety of their widely-known scales and balances.Store scales, platform scales, and coonter scales ate all exhibited in large numbers, many of the Utter b'-ing of remarkably fiue workmanship.Tbe attractive appearance of these goods drew the attention of thousands of spectator t.We were almost forgetting to mention the Uct, j that at tboir own expense, Messrs Fairbanks A Co.ended th > imra nse platform scabs ou I the grounds lor weighing the inttle.A most ! beautiful sut«fteu felt palus In my cht>*t and lane, w-lch the Ualitatu re love,'.I clieerfu'ly give tblH ttutemeut.nn I h pe ion nmy have succtss Willi fo bcn-tfolat a preparation.You » truly, A.J.Mkkbitt.f.O cen s and -l a hoUlo.Hold by all int Glass Vanes In Elegant.Design*.\u2014auto\u2014 The New and Popular Games of Lawn ToudIh and Badminton.Best Engl sh Cowhide Foot-Balls.?T Gr.SEIFEllX\u2019S «EUROPEAN BAZAAR.September 4, 1877.15, St.John Street,' Upper Town, and corner Notre-Dame and Sous-le-Fort \u2022Streets, Lower Town, r>HLA.I.ï£Itod ITire A nnM, IN G HUM, 111 I-1 I I WIWIWIH\u2014 IK « vol voy-s* , O W Raue\u2014Gentleman's back race, for horses regularly hacked daring the sommer; Gentlemen riders; 1-mlle heats, ENTRIES : H.O'Connor\u2019s \u201cBlack Tom,\u2019\u2019 aged, Bloe.8.Fisher\u2019s \u201cPanline,\u201d aged, Red.Capt.Short\u2019s \u201cKing Tom,\u201d aged, Manve.Tbs Quinn's \u201cWarwick,\u201d aged, Bine.3rd Haï e\u2014Quebec Sweep Stakes of $5 each, for untrained horse* ; winners of this season excluded ; Gentlemen riders ; J-mlle heat*.ENTRIES : Captain Ducheanay's \u201cProdigal Son,\u201d aged, Mauve.8.Fisher's \u201cPauline,\u201d aged, Red, J Gaffney\u2019s \u201cBismarck,\u201d aged, Green.T.Quinn\u2019s \u201cWarwick,\", aged, Bfoe! H.O\u2019O tnnor\u20194 \u201cBlack Tom,\u201d aged, Blue and White.J OTonnor\u2019a \u201cMoor,\u201d aged, Black, 4th Consouaticn.-Jockeys to appear in proper Jockey Cos.lumen.Jac'ges\u2019 decision Final.None but Satsoribers o' $6.00 each «an enter a Hor-e for any of the above Races.J.B.TAILLION, Lessee.September 21,1877.\t*epl6 Notice to Consignees.SCHR.\u201cEUGENIE,\u201d CLOUTIER, Master, from Oporto, has arrived.Consignees will pleate pas* their Entries witbont delay.OARBRAY k BOOTH, Agents.September 21, 1877.\tC m 'fk S CT 3FL O I» A.INT IS, FABRIQUE STREET.September 1®.1877.PIANO-F0R7E & ORGAH WAREBOOMS.THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING HIS USUAL LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS and CABINET ORGANS for tho Fall Trade.Parties in need of a thoroughly reliable Instrument, made by manufaclnrers of established refutation, can be fapplied AT LOW PRICES, and on most favorabl» terms.Excellent 7j Octave Rosewood Pianos with Carved Legs and Pedal, and warrante ed for flve years, offered for THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS ! Uprigtt, Square and Grand Pianos, In all styles and at all prises.Ocalolxxot Ox-era.rxM Ce-oxxx 070.00 to 0400.00.JÊT' Call and examine Stock before pnrchaslng elsewhere.It is my Intention to make a grand display of Pianos, Organs and Brsa* laslromenfo at the Provincial Exhibition on the 18th Instant and following days.n.nvxonoA-isr.Fal>x*Iqu.e Street, * Sole Agent for Steinway, Chlokerlng and Hal no\u2019s Plane*, and Cabinet Organs of various milkers.\u2019 F September 15, 1877.HIGHEST HONOR ! WlüTID IMMIDUTELI, » HOUSEMAID.Five ( 5) First Prizes accorded to the Agency of L, N, ALLAIRE & Co 1st Prize for Washer.1st Prize for Oil Cabinet.1st Prize for Woodenware.1st Prize for Step Ladder.1st Prize for Useful Wooden Article.OO A1VD SEE L N.«LUIRE i CO., HI, PETER STREET.September 21, 1877.Apply to % MRS.C.K.MONTIZAMBERT, Citadel.September 21, 1877.\to NOTICE.rT HE UNDERSIGNED Master* -ft Will not be responsible tor any debt* contracted Ly their respective Orewt, without a wrfotsn order signed by themselves r_ Barque \u201cHavfbuew.\u201d Capt.L.Larsen.\u201c \u201cCANADA,\u201d « G.Jensen.M «< Draupner,\" U Nellsen.HANS HAGENS.it- September 21, 1877.To Let, Him.te-sv ALARGC HOUSE, AT RIV-lers-dn-Loup, en boa, adapted for a Hotel and Restaurant.The nearest building to tbe Intercolonial and Grand Trunk R.lt.DopoU.Poeseasloa lmm?dla*e.Apply to J.B.POULIOT, N P., Riviere dn-Lrup.Or, to ALPH.POUf.lOT.Advocate, Quebec.September 21, 1877.\tFp IÎ -\u2022/.¦«\u2022-T.pA GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY IS O T I C K ON AND AHTKK MONDAY, .41.1 INST., Ibe Day Express Tialus between Montreal, Quebec an-.1 Portland, at present leaving Montreal at 8.05 A.M , Portland at 8 A.M., and Quebec at 1.16 P.M., will be discontinued' JOSEPH HICK\u201cCN, General Msna^sr.September 21, 1877,\t£ ftoUK UNDER8IGMXD WILL 1 not pay any debts con-tract ed by ibe Crew of the Geiman Barque \u201cHUNTRESS.\u2019» J.F.AHRENS, Master.September 21, 1877.\tC ISTOTICE.IIHE OWNERS OF THE BRITISH: Barques \u2022\u2022 ELIZABETHS\u201d and \u201cPOOL SCAR \u201d will not pay any debts contracted by tho Clews of eald vesrels, witbont a written order from tbe Matters :\u2014Bark \u2018-Kksabetbs \u2019\u201d Wm.Robertson ; Bark \u201cPool Bear,\u201d Thoe McLean.September 21, 1877.Cp TICE.rnHK PND» REIGNED- WILL-X not pay any debts contracted by the Crew of to» Barque «\\PEERLESS.\u201d J.G.HOWBAOOE, September 21, 1877.G \"W'\u201d !V -\u2014\u2014 Julien SEPTEMBER 21, 1877.COMMERCIAL.QUEBEC, Sept.21at, 1877.Under the Influence of carta tied arrivals, and the proepeot of few seeking veaaela avail* able for Ttmbei this fail, rates of freight have Improved, and a stiff market may be looked for to the close of the asaaon.Arrivals to date are 81 vessels mote, and 131,683 tons more than last year.Transactions have been : London, 76s.Liverpool, 31a Hardwood, 30a prime cargo.Greenock, 30a Hardwood, 28s White Pine.Cork, 78! Deals.Barrow, 28s Timber.Newport, 28sTimber, 77s 6d Djals.Ayr, 30a Timber.Conway.80s Timber, 82s 8d Deala Output ta, 40a Timber, 90s Dealt.River Freights.Prom Quebec to Toronto\u2014Salt, 22 cents par sack.Coala, $2.25 per too.To Kingston\u2014Salt, 16 cents per sack.Coals, $2.00 per too.To St.Johns, P.Q.\u2014Salt, 121 cents per sack.Coale, $1.60 per ton.To Montreal\u2014Salt, 9 cents per sack.Coals, $1 per ton.Sawn Lumber, per 1000 feet, board measure, $1.15.Prom Montreal to Quebec\u2014Floor, 8 cents per barrel.Pork.12 cte per barrel.Heavy goods, 90 eta per too.Freights to Clair Ports.Prom Quebec lo Uaepe, Flctou, dc., 36 to 40 eta per barrel, and $4 00 per ton, per Golf Ports steamers.Per sebooner, 30 to 40 cents per barrel.Halt.Ha'es oil A Frere.2 ca es, 3 t>-lea to McCall, Shebyn A co.2 bales to Wit ball A co.1 bale mcnilla to W blteht ai A Turner.2 bales h .ware to S J Shaw A \u2022 o.1 case to 1b batdeau.Frété A co.2 do to P tsar, eau A Frere.2 uo io Hamel A If rare.2 cases »hoea to E O B Howard.1 case to C T Cole A oo.9 bite sugar to J Rj»s A co.6 bales manllla to J Brown A co.2 bales lea-tv er to F u« nrdeau.8 casea hdware to F T Tbom « s.12 bales duck.3 bags twine to D.we A Jarvis.1 box japer to M Miller.4 bris, 1 box to V Belanger.1 box, 6 bns to E Jrcot.j0 bxs io a Palmer.1 brl wine to Whilebe«d A Turner.SO 176 Supervisor of Culler\u2019s Office.Comparatifs 8tatsr»nt ofTlmber, Masts, Bowsprits, Spars, Staves, Ac., measured and culled to date \u2014 1876.\t1876.\t1877 l 2,153,826\t2.9,8,481 Wane y White White P\u2019lne.\t9,095.121\t18,738,251\t14,280,672 Red Pine\t\t1,609,373\t1,576,580\t1,160,032 Oak.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\t2 306,993\t1,762,.80\t8,367,090 Elm.\t\t\t5#0 866\t286,252\t070,341 \t252,729\t274,886\t171,890 Basswood\t\t16,333\t13,804\t8,036 Butternut\t\t1,081\t1,082\t1.04$ Tamarac.\t\t182,657\t174,097\t72,306 Birch A Maple\t128,487\t514,571\t192,403 Masts A Bow-\t\t17 pcs\t sprits\t\t70 pcs\t\t- pcs Spars \u2014\t\t\t336 pcs\t161 pcs\t79 pcs SnL Staves\t\t764 8.3.24\t563.0 2.18\t965.0.1.8 W I Staves.\t681.2.2.0\t878.5.2.9\t1120 2.2 27 Brl.Staves\t\t4.3.2.9\t\u2014\u2014\t \t\tWM.QUINN,\t Supervisor.Qwebec, 21st September, 1877.J.Bell Forsyth* Co.\u2019s Prices Curre it of Timber, Deals* &c.QURBRC, Sept.21, 1877.$ cts.$ eta.IPHITS PfN**»\tfOP lU- ferlor and ordinary, according to average, ^measuredoff., for fair average, quality do.for Good and Superior\tdo, according to average quality, Ac., measured tff.\u2022 In shipping order, d'X ^o,.Wane y Board, 18 to 19 inch, according to average and quality.0 25 Da do 19 to 21 inch.0 29 rko Pin*, in the Raft, measured off, according to average and quality______-.0 ^ ?in Shipping order, 4fl to 45 ft.0 13 ® Oa*.Canada, by the Dram, according to average and quality iiijtjpojtt\u2019r».Sept t20\u2014Per ship Ameilcana, Spry, for Liverpool-95 pcs elm, 299 do ouk, 827 do white tine, 1100 |>tne deals, 1200 pipe tt.ves, S600 WOW1 do, by R R Dobeb A co.Per bar* Mbdraa, B igts, for Clyde\u2014350 |cs 1m, 100 do red pine, 1600 d > white plue, 400 do asb, 4 do butiernut.8000 spruce deals, 3lm pipe slaves, Om WOWI do, 8 pea hickory, by R R Dobell A < o.Per ship Présider t, Li*, for London\u201415,804 s plue ueala 7902 do do eede, by G B Hall ca Per iblp Ajmeer, Reid, for Greenock\u2014103 pcs asb, 438 do red pine, 9o6 do wbit < pine, 9 Uo bars wood, 4 do spruce, Ido» a.nut, 2603 pine deal*.20» do do en, s.8960 p pe staves, 4171 WuWI staves, by J.s McLaren A co.Per ba * Arran, Re.d, for Ureeuook\u201451 pcs oak, 262 do elm, 102 J do white plue, 2572 spruce de-ls, 2610 pipe staves, 10,892 WOWI do, by Ross A ca Per bark Sarah Mandell, Francis, for Swan-a\u201411,505 pc« pine deals, 400 do do ends, by J Bum all A co.Per bark Hope, Cummings, for Greenock\u2014 84 pieces oak, 60 do elm, 31 do birch, 80 do red pine, 871 di white pine, 4800 pipe slaves, 7200 WOWI Uo, 1766 pme deals, by Roberta, Smith A oo.^hipping ÿnUUigrn».12)» 15 » 18 » 16 a » 29 9 i«è 22 0 SO 0 20 0 17 0 15 Bblp Americaua, 8p y, Livenool, K R Dobell A co.__ President, Lie, Loudon, G B Hall A co.____ Ajmeer, held, Qreenoc», J McLaren A co Bark Madras, Briggs, Cl*de, R R Dobell A oo.____Arran, Reid, Greenock, Rosa A co.____Sarah Mandell, Frauds, Swauaea, John Buratall A co.____ Hone, Cnmmings, Greenock, Roberta, Smith A co.Hafts Arrived at Quebec.Sept 20\u2014A Muir A Broe, oak and aab, Indian cove west, D D Calvin A co, ataves, New Liverpool.Price, Bros A co, plu» and spruce deals, H'd- iow cove.Vessel» in Port.Name.\tTon*.\t\tName.\tTon*; H Pregnal\t\t\t578\tSavanna\t\t.748 Loui e Charlot.e.\t346\tBru to\t\t.500 Ht Beruanl\t\t1565\tCbas Chaloner.\t.787 Ruby\t \t\t.551\tOcean\t-\t\t.776 kuoch Train\t\t1778\tBe-nie Young.\t.332 Bo*phoiu»\t\t1220\tHovdlng\t\t.1095 Sar.h\t\t11UÜ\tHamaraug\t\t.1154 Max sell\t\t901\tMa ta\t\t.849 Vat.cuuver.\t\t\t1378\tPeicy\t\t.919 Prince** Alexau\t\tMer.ey\t\t.580 dria\t\t\t\t1336\tPreuld'i Sverdrup 438\t Imperial\t\t1354\tAlbinas\t\t.463 Hanurlngliara\t\t1107\tMermaid\t\t.1878 Wlnlf.ed\t\t1012\tVictory\t\t.1379 Cavour\t\t1310\tMelicete\t\t.1143 \t902\tPio.eua\t\t.1195 City of Montreal.\t.1186\tNelson\t\t.289 B.uce\t\t10*4\tAdvice\t\t.1260 Abbotsford.\t\t1177\tJames Da.e\t\t.663 Eleanor Wood.\t53;\tKalos\t\t.860 RJukau\t\t«17\tOrnen.\t\t.\t Heldeora\t\t562\tEnergie\t\t.525 Tbereae\t\t\t\t837\tE lza Keith\t\t.543 Geo Bell\t\t1137\tRosa Bonheur .\t.1384 Loc j G, 11\t\t1098\tJohn Bull\t\t.480 / -alaudl.l\t\t\t1UÔ4\tMount Pie .*aui\t.1493 Emellne\t\t.136\tGreyhound \t\t.1410 Imperial \t\t1352\tPee lee-\t\t.100 j Pearl ol Inlla\t\t.12)6\tGlar\t\t.480 Tonaberg\t\t678\tNor \t\t.960 Q\u2019n of it e Noil j.\t1063\tAlb on\t\t.611 Leaping Water.\t.1101\tA ept\t\t.1102 Je**.» be*rib\t\t833\t< iceaU C\u2019ullU .\t.299 Fama\t\t\tU'90\tR ska\t\t.683 Kiabe.\t\t\t\tÔ98\tMa gnrel e nu.\t.718 Co a Linn\t\t1151\tLydU\t\t.638 «#, *1*\t\t1151\tM L Higgle\t\t.310 Premie:\t\t1C84\tZ.L.gaiH\t\t.«78 Velox\t\t621\tnock City\t\t\u2022\u2022 8*4 ocean\t\t848\tAlelhein\t\t.375 «OV nargdoD\t\t427\tHaufren\t\t.720 Urania\t\t1089\tMinnehaha \t\t.766 Ulennaveu\t\t1299\tPr.u z Maurliz.\t.828 ] Uuuerwrlier\t\t1430\tCong e-e\t\t.596 j Dartmouth\t\t813\tHeury Palmer.\t.2*8 J Snowden \t\t661\tKosale\t\t.906 Marian\t\t1203\tPooi S i .r\t\t Koomar\tJ\t\t.1201\tMatsdor\t\t.430 | ».izpan\t\t405\tBt George\t\t.262 ! Brevlg\t\t.634\tCanada\t\t\u201c ! bally\t\t136/\tDr tupner.\t4< i j Duige l a\t\t58 J\tLutuv\t\t.819 I Frltbjoi\t\t6o2\tColorado\t\t.\t682 j Victor^.\t\t542\tAdvance\t\t.1466 Larly t.urHe 1\t\t019\tMat- Doha\t\t.998 1 Paragoo\t\t410\t\u2022 bos Lee.\t.300 : B age\t \t\t.443\tFredeu\t\t\t.41 6 I Golden Horn\t\t.1088\tMAE Cox\t\t.1180 1 Agonorta\t\t996\tStirllugbhhe\t\t.30a y.lexaudta\t\t.3J-2\t( aur.uo\t\t.368 ! Cbani.lot'\t\t741\tSigrtd\t\t.621 Ubas Nortbcole.\t.425\tt elen Di ug.a*.\t.239 Hero\t\t\t\t.612\tRuby\t\t.8'8 XiOAb .dge\t\t.1077\tCoietlaln \t\t\t.334 Mariui.\t\t.7'3\tblnde\t\t.571 , AdolpLu*\t\t.1318\tHuntress\t\t.670 ! Clytle\t\t.107»\tItidluu Cbl f.\t.123, Paul coyntou\t\t.1087\tTasmania\t\t.436 Matberan\t\t941\tHare w.od\t\t.1310 Mercator\t\t.702\tElizabeth\t\t.348 Inga \t- 641\t\tMary A Johnston 357\t N Churchill\t\t.698\tWanderer\t\t.263 Glasgow \t\t\t.1168\tMaggie\t\t.490 bkten.,,\t\t.618\t| Aistiuuer\t\t.948 Annie Williams.\t.581\t| Eugenie\t\t.1\"8 jaVNotlces of Ulrtha, Marriages* mud Deaths* 50 centa« No exceptions will be made to this rule.0 82 » 0 jyj, Michigan and Ohio, da do.0 39 a* 0 gvw bv the Dram, do 45 to 50 ft.0 24 \u2022 0 jjq *3,\t3u to 36 feet.0 20 » 0 ABU, 14 lue ana and up, accord- tog to averaga and quality.0 -o » BtRCH, 18 Inch average\u2014.0 16 @ Tamarac, Square, according to size and quality.^ 15 » Flatted do\tdo.- 0 JO 2» Stavbm, Merchantable aid., ac- : *»« * w.Da Michigan, do do* $260 ° JX».WO Punch\u2019n Merchantable.$64) »\t$68 D* ala.Bright, according to Mill Specification.$95 to $100 for IsL }rda.for 2nd, and *rj.for 3rd quality.too.da Michigan.$96 to $100 for lat, and |rda.for 2nd.quality.Da Floated.2M>- $90 to $94 lor 1st, $58 (or -Ad., and $28 fur 3rd.quality.\t.Do.Bright Spruce, do.,A82 for lat, $24 for 2nd.and $ 18 tor 3rd quality.\u2014r q__Wartiee in Engl»will hear In /niud ÏS run -.w»*.tb.chaser to great expense In drafting, buUln« Kt times heavy loss for culte\u2014If sold in \u2022hipping order, the expense Of shipping only go be added.KK m a rk a.We have no Improvement to cote in the prlMa of Timber, ihouxb ibe.e ta» been a fair demand for Imnaeti^te ehlpment, aud gome large aalea h-vve taken place.Wbitr Pink.\u2014About fifteen Ottawa B*(tv i'ave cbaLgcd hands t uring the p»al fortnight, the enquiry being cbl fly for good and superior wood.A rail of Ottawa Waney 19* inch hi ought 29* cecja, while two choice Ba U of Square 74 to 78 feet, 17 to 18 Inch, were placed at 25 to 26* cents ; 60 UJ 65 feet 16 to 16* inch at 20 to 22* cents ; 50 to 15 feet 15 to 16 Inch at 96 to 1» cents, and 45 to 5Î feet 14 to 14* lack at 13* to 18* cent*, according to average, make and quality.Common and ordinary la still dlfllcull of sale.Rrd Pin* \u2014A fair demand for good and frssh wood which U seat ce.D ax.\u2014Transactions at our quotation*.]rA m__Rather more enquiry and some tran- reported, some of which have not transpired.jyrAVxa\u2014Raise at about our quotation*.Deals___A fair demand far immediate ahlp- Vksskls in Port.\u2014The number of sea-going vessels entered Inwards at the Quebec Custom House, from the opening of navigation up to yesterday, Is 855.The clearances to the same date are 710, leaving 145 vessels In port.There are also 28 vessels in the port of Montreal.Local Tradr.\u2014Since the opening of navigation, 232 vessels have been licensed by the Quebec Custom House for the Local Trade of the Province.Since tbeopsnlng of navigation 2183 scbcon-era and mariet iteamers have arrived fiom the Lower Porta and parishes.Dominion s.s.Link\u2014The a.s.'\u2022Ontario.\u201d Capt Boucbette, arrived down from Montreal, at no3n yesterday, and will sail for Liverpool, to-morr.w.I1 hip Falk.\u2014Py order of the Ylce.Admir-aliy Court, in virtue of a decree of re-snlo, tbe bark \u201cH.Premal \u2019 wae ) ut up at auction ty Mea rs.A.J.Maxh.m A Co, yesterday roornirg, inihe Exchange, but thire being no offer made for tbe vessel, sbe was withdrawn.Barks \"Statmlplster Sting,\u201d CSpt Fattten-berg, from Liverpool, Ju\u2019y 24, end «ibu g y,\u201d Capt Einertaen, from Gloucede , July 39, arrived lu pm yest rduy moruiog, iu tow \u2022 f steamer '\u2018Conquiior No 2,\u201d changed pi oteanl proceeded f r Montreal at 1 p m, l i tow of tue same «tramer.C pt of tbe a eatn*r reiwrts having pa sed the bark \"Came V\u2019 outward bound, off Father Point on Monday 1 ist,\u2014 wished to be reix>rt*d, all well.Passed tne Norwegian bark \"Bomond\u201d off Father Lolnt, bound for tie Saguenay.Bark \"Hu,no,\" and ship \u201crirreli\u2019'off Blc ; a'so, tbe \"Callaia Haws,\u201d off the Brandy PoU, all bound up.GULF Ports S.S.LfNK.\u2014Tbe sa \"Secret.\u201d towards, left Grspe at 8 a m yesterday.The es \"Mlrawlchl,\u201d outward, arrived at Gaape, at 4.20 a m yesterday.Ship \"Anatruther,* Capt Pitt, from London, Aug 7, for Quebec, aud brigantlue 'Peerless,\u201d from Halifax, Sept 10, for Mom real, arrived in port at 7 a m yesterday, In tow i f Eteamer \u2022\u2022Rarger.\u201d Ship \"Waterloo,\u201d from Gibraltar, July 20 arrived in port yesterday In tow of steamer .MChamploo No i.\u201d Tbe hark \"felloe,\" Oaft Asumas, from Bremen, Aug 5, bag arrived at B.-rtwlmte, where shg will load.Ship «Hudson.\u201d Capt Myhre, left yesterday mc~ulPf fuf Three River-, in to* pf tf^ sir **CballengeT IXUATH.On Thursday, the 20.h lusUnt, Mary Agnes Barbour, ag»d 13 years.The funeral will leave the residence of her fatter, William Barbour, engineer, No.2 8t Koch street, St.Rooh\u2019e, this d*y (Friday), the 2Ut instam, at 3 o\u2019clock p.m.Friends ard acquaintances are Invited to attend.Formmts.\u2014To Liverpool, 30a; Clyde, 28s 6d; London, SO#, and 77a 6d for Prate.J.BELL FORSYTH A CO Bankrupt Notice»\u2014Que Dec insoLFFST Writs\u2014L J Z D\u2019Aouet, Wader, Montreal, assigned; Napoleon Larme, cou-fJ^.^rioCtreal, attached; Wm McLaugh-tln imder, Hdotreal, ditto; Louie Meunier, Üfr\u2019ri^e-mnaFL Montreal, ditto; Levallee A MTls esalgoed; Guetsve SlVrler, boiel, d\u2019Upton, aitecheo; Hilaire Beliveau, n JO vraie, Montrea\u2019, dean and of aeelgnraent made ; Tbos O\u2019Leary, giocer, Montreal, attached.firms.\u2014Martineau A Philibert Que-w «aw-ioin, partners\u2014Elle MarUnean and Louis Philibert.M J Hamel, baker, St Felix, Cap Rouge: Josephine Blondeau, hte wile, doing business under this style.Custom\u2019s Receipt*.wa* following la the amount of duties collected at the Custom House, on the SOtblnat., at gbe Part of Quebec\u2014$925 48.LivaRFom.Sept 20, 11.80 a.m.-Cotton active.Uplands 8*d.Orleans 6 7-16d.Union Btock Yarm, Ill., Sept 20\u2014Official rneelots of hog» yeetercay 13,900; ablpment*.r aoo^markat moderately act ve at chslng fleorM last evening, which were 10 to 15 cents i7wer than prime current during the forer noon- tale* of last night at 6,25 to 6,40 for ^mon to choice mixed ; packing grades at 6,00 to 6,201 shipping grades at o,20 io 5,60.Port Colborne, Sept 19\u2014Arrived, tbe prop.\u2022Cliy of New York,\u201d Irora Ogdensbur/, for Qu-bec.Cleared, ihe fchooner \"'llgo, from Muskcg->D, for Quebec, with deals.^r°P'* ¦Dc jnjnlo i,\u201d and \"Argyle,\u201d from Detroit, for Mooireal, ffi.tji general caigoes.Calcutta, Sept *7\u2014Br.bark \"3L George,\u201d Moore, from Batavia, was picked up dereleot, having lost her fore and main masts, and towed here, Part of the crew w*re lav» 1, \u201cLetnvlg (Denmark), Sept 17\u2014Br.bark ^Siandard,\u201d from Sunderland for Gefle, in ballaat, has been totally wrecked here.Tte crew were saved At Llveuoo), 15th Inst., ship \"Peruvian Congrese,\u201d Power, from Quebec.At Movtl'e, 14th Inst, bark \"Ancle Troop,\u201d Fergasoo, from Quebec for Londmderpy.Halifax, Sept 19\u2014The acbr \u201cMay Queen,\u201d together with her cargo, was destroyed »y Are lait night at Boularderte, O B ; inaund here.Plct-m, Sept 14\u2014Arrived, thejwhr \"Alph.Capt Carbonear, from Quebec.C-rk, Sept 12\u2014Arrived, Br.brig \u2018«St.Fran-ccl , Caroa, from Quebec Queenstown, Sept 18\u2014Arrived, Br brig \"Su Louie,\u201d Decbesne, from Quebec.Halifax, Sept 17\u2014Arrived, the ship \"Rose neatb,\u201d Capt 6JcVlcEir, froin Glasgow, bhe reports, Sept 8, Iqt 47 8 N, :ocg 44 31 W, spoke ship »\u2022^rdmore,', Capt 6fcPQDn*U> from Montreal for Glasgow.New York, Sept 20\u2014ArriveJ-Steamshlrs Olympia from Liverpool, aOd ^Cornw^ll from Brleo'.River da Loup, Sept 20.\u2014Weaf.er clear; westerly wt< d ; one ship bound up, and four bound down.Father Polat.Sept 20\u2014Weather clear ; light \u2014 '\t\u2018 wo tnwari and four outward ves- l lie Prize Xatsl- (Continued from Fir it Page.) HOBSES.THOROCaH-BKBD.\u2014STALLIONS, THRKK YKAKS AND UPWARDS.1st prise, A C Stuart, Quebec.2nd do.J Hickson, Montreal.3rd do.L Filion, Quebec.thorouqu-bkkd mark and koal.let prrie, J Hickson, Montreal.2nd do.A C Stuart, Quebec.ONE YEAR OLD KILLIES.1st prize M Swift.COACHINO STALLIONS.1st prize A Casgrain, River Quelle.2nd do.T Lachance.3rd do.A Gagnon.PURE-HRED CLYDES.\u2014STALLIONS THREE YEARS AND OVER.1st prize J L Gibb.Compton.2nd do.T Brown, St.Laurent.3rd do.L C Brousseau, Laprarie.TWO YEAR OLD KILLIES.1st prize Tbos Irving, Montreal.2nd dfl.\tdo.\tdo.PURE-BRED PERCHERONS 8TAJ.LIONS.1st prize L Dery, Berthier (en haut.) 2nd do.C J Powell, Arthabaska.8T.QJ.I0N8 WEIGHING 1,300 LB3.AND OVER.1st prize J Qagnon, St.I^iyiqre.2nd do.L Houle,\tdo.3rd do.H Brodie, Montreal.4th do.honorable mention, H Boquet.STALLIONS WBIOHl.NO LESS THAN 1,300 LBS.lat prize B Bernard, Longue Pointe.2nd do.N Laberge, Chateauguay.3rd do.P Gagnon.THREE TEARS OLD STALLIONS OP ANY BREED.1st prize L Trudel.2nd do.V Coupai.4th do.honorable mention, J Henderson.TWO YEARN OLD STALLIONS OP ANY BREED.1st prize F X Derouin, Charlesbourg.2nd d»- George Brbomer, Quebec.ONE YEAR OLD STALLIONS Of ANY BREED r 1st prize, L.Durand.2nd do, M.Walsh, Beaumont.wbiohixo 130) lbs.and over» WITH FOAL.1st prize, LaBrefcUaoau, St.Hubert,.2nd do, James Henders do M Walsh.BROOD MARE.FEIOHING LESS THAN WITHprbA).1st prize.James Henderson.2nd do C.Dionne, River Quelle.3rd do to P Cantin fils, St.David.THRER YEARS OLD FILLY OK ANY BREED.1st prize, C Jobin.2nd do, P Gagnon, 3fd do, P Canjin fils.TWO YEARS OLD FOXY OF ANY BREED.let prize.M Demarai4.2nd do, Tbos Irving.3rd do, Joseph Stott.ONE YEAR OLD FILLY OP ANY BREED.1st prize, James Henderson.2nd do, P Cantin fils.PAIR OP DRAUGHT HOBBES.1st prize, Lt.-Col.Strange \"B\u201d Battery.2nd do, M Walsh.3rd do.A.Stuart.UURSEBIN HARNESS.Best thre* sides piauo or organ leather, A Guay.Best three sides harness leather, Fisher A Bloulp Best three sides moccasin leather.K Turgeon.Best six calf-skins, satin finished, L Barne & Co-Best six calf-skins, waxed, Falsrdiau A Paquet.Best six skins upper leather > axed, Julien q., at the Committee.DERY, 8T.LAURENT A CO, Aucilor e-rt, Anthoriz-d by tbe Mcmbrrsof the Exhibition Committee.Beptvmoer 18, 1877 Young Mi Christian Association npHE LADIEH OF THE VARIOUS X Churches are invited to meet la the Ro^ms of tbe Y.M.C.A., Fabrique Street, at 8 o\u2019clock on FRIDAY Afternoon, for the pnrpote of organizing a Committee to devise means for awte'lug to erect an Association BnlUlng la this City, September 19, 1877.THOS.S.COLE, Secretary.JUST RECEIVED, - AT TBE \u2014 Orncinen-al Hair Mac\u2019ory Ruction Jtah BY CAStY t cu.AUCTION THUS EVENING \u2014AT\u2014 St.John Street, Auction Store.Bankrupt btookb of dry good*, Fancy GoxIf, Oil Palntlogs, Cbiomoq Prints, Engravings, Bcoks, Musical Albums, Gold Walche», Gold Chains, Work Boxes, Desks, Dressing Casts, Leather Bags, Tweed Coat*, Vests snd Pants, Underclothing, BcarfS, Ties, Gloves, Ac., Ac.fiAT Bargains to purchasers.Sale abiolu'ely commencing at eleven o\u2019clock.CASEY A UO.Austlou Store, St.John Street.September 18, 1877.\ttf Ruction Jèaîcs.BY A.J.MAX HAM & Co.BIRDS I_____BIRDS ! ! Auction Sale of Birds, at St.John Street Auction Store, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY of this week, at 8 o'clock.W E HAVE REJklVED FROM MR.C.!dermtet,\u201dof New Yors, a mainlfl?ei.t collection of C a NADI AN a id amekioaN birds, ueantlfnlly, aud life like, Mounted under Gla-e Header, of vallons s.ie*.all o\u2019 v hlch 1* on Exhibition.Lid if *, Gentlemen and Children Invited to inspect prévit us to Hale, which lakes pla.e as above.CAHET A CO , Auctioneer*.September 19, 1877.B I8DS1RIII ItlllD, E3T REFERENCE) REQUIRED.Apply to MRI.RAE, 2b, Mount Carmel Street, Cape.September 20, 1877.\t0 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRESSE A LUBlts\u2019.4 unequalled Pertumery, Pomades, Hair OiIk, Ac., A .\t, -also\u2014 Beet Quality c.f Hair, Shav\u2019ng and Tooth Brushes.Combs of Ivory, Bbel.end Rubber, Dresoli-g Cases, first quality, of Rosewood, Mahogany and Leather, all flit?d complete.Violin ond Viollocello String», Bows and Brldgis, Fine Ontlery, Rasors, Sclsfors snd Penkn\u2019fee, Walking Canes, Cricket Bat*, Balls and fftumpr, with Foot-Balls, covered aud not covered, with a fin* es'ortmenl of Hair to make up into Tresses, Bra ds and Wigs for Ladles and Gent*.Combings made up a' the Bhorteit notice by WM.HICKMAN.51, Garn« an Site t, Upper Town.Quebec.S-qtamher 20, 1877\tAm New Sanilaiy Portable Wash Uand 1st Prise awarded at Centennial Exhibition for Originality of Principle combined with Usefulness and',Convenience.Vow on Exhibition In Quebec.RETURN TICKET T o mu oui, m Onlteîl'ii 25\u2018ti î Î6ik iaslaiil, __the- GH1HDIRIIIK (.OMPiil rE ATTENTION OF HOTEL PROPRIK-ters, Steamboat and Railway Companies, Bank*, Pn\u2019ollo Offices, Private Families, and Merchants, etc., etc., is Invited to this great Improvement.Instantaneous flow of water ; Operates like a Stationary Stand ; No breaking of Bowls, Pitchers or Slop Jars, as none are required ; Nd slopping of water ovir the Carpets ; No Plumber\u2019s bills to pay.They are made lu various etyles of quality and finish, from the plain and substantial to the most elegant and artistic, anl eold at as low prices as tbs old stands with fixtures.«M* Guarantee given with each Stand, ter five Years.Visitors at the Exhibition are reapectfully a*kcd to examine; they need but to be sien to be appreo ated.MURPHY A LAWLOR, General Agents, 91, Peter Street.September 20.1*77,\tDp -WILL RUN- JSROOD, MARE 1200 LBS., CHEAP EXCOM TRAINS - T O - news of the city and district.| Halifax and St.John and Return.Fare from Quebec : TEN DOLLARS 1 ! Impoutant to Mxn Of BoeiNkefl.\u2014-During this week the already extensive circulation of the Chronioli will bo largely increased j every man who has anything to dUpoee of should let it be knqwn through its advertising column*.The exhibition will attract strangers from all parts of Canada,\u2014-let them see what Quebec offers lor sale.Municipal.\u2014There will he no meeting of the City Council this evening.Personal.\u2014We regret to learn that Mr.,\t_ .\t\u2022 i.\t* Davis, City Missionary, continues in a veiy | p ^6 CirCUlt V/OUPt critical state.JOSEPH HIOKBON, General Manager.Montreal, September 10, 1877.September 20.1877.P^JR OP YATCHKD CARRIAGE 1st prize, M.Swift.Quebec.2pd do, P.Huot, Quebec.SADDLE HURSER.1st prize.C.£.Levey, Quebeo.2nd do, R.R- Dobell.3rd do, Capt.C.J.Short.HUNTERS.B W wtod; _________________________ one two-mist\u201cd st* amer outward at 8 1st prize, Joseph Hickson, Montreal.I 2nd do, C.V.M.Temple, Quebec.\ta «a\tI 3rd do, J.A H.Lacroix, Montreal.L\u2019l let Village, Sept 20\u2014Weather ofoqdy, ' soutb breeze; four «bip* ontwarJ.Cape Roster, Sept 20\u2014Weather clear ard cool ; therm 62; stiff N W breeze; fc* Miraml-cbl outward tbls am; ** Hepret Inward today.Fox River, Sept 20\u2014Weather fair and ,coql; N N W brt-i.AO ; as Becret Inward at 1 p m find five ships outward SHETLAND PONIES STALLIONS 1st prize, Joseph Hickson.2nd do, do do.' SHETLAND MAKER.1st prize.Hon.T.C.McGreevey.2nd'lo, Jos.Hfoksop.Honorable Mention, do.FURS, ETC.(n this class the award* are not ready for publication with the exception of those in the fur department.Best set of ladies\u2019 furs in Martin Sable, G R Renfrew, A Co., Quebec.Beat set of ladies\u2019 fur* in Canadian mink, do do a eat eet of ladiei\u2019 lurs in ermine, do do.Nkw YOB* Stock MARXKT.H^oUrmber'dÛ- i'H\tPacific Mali.23|; W If Tal, 81* ; marteau Express, 61*352*; C and A, 8v; t! W M* ; do preferred, 63* ; Rock Island, 102- Ht Fan!, 364; Ski preferred 72* ; Erie 11* ; h'.S m ioCw; *> Illinois Contrai, 7oi«71* Lsdr* Bhore, 64*; 18| ; Union Pselflc, 6#|.Gold 3*.y kk, HeptemberZO- \u2014Cotton alyaoc-nic for Upland*.Ffour 10c better; racwznts 9,000 oris; sales 14,600 bus.Rye «e«dy at 4.00 to 4.60.Wneat 4 » better __d in wood expert and fair milling (.\u2018etnand; recelai* 81,000 bus; sales 184,000 nus, for No y«>rii,g, srtte\u2019* HspU-ra rer, at ca I.at 1,88 to 4 37* Mile.s fieptember: 120* sellers Oct; \u2019\t2 staler *ed sellers Hspiember; 1,47 to 1.50 sell - rs October j 1,37* b d, 1.40* asked, are fltm at 80c Ur 84c/for SlAt4.Corn steady ; 197,000 bos; sales *,000 bus, at 68*c western mixed.Barley (Joli at 82*c at, 85c for No 8 Rowed Slate ; 05c to U)0 for ¦canafle.Oatoete*dy: receipt* 84,07 HOBS* tK.Power, wl h 11ft.an«I Peed Pumps, with Oouater-ihafts and Pulleys complete.Lot 2.A Boiler with Furnace, Dcor aad Frame.\u2022< 3.A Tank ror Heating Water.\u2022< 4.Two Wood Turning Lathes, with Shafts complete..(>»r,\t1 H ~ WELL«KNOWN FAST AND POWER X fol Tug \u2022\u2022 WREN,\u201d a good sea uoat, aud the best of her size in the Dominion.Ke&jy for service at a few hoar's notice.DaVIDSON , DORAN * CO., Kingston, Ont.September 4, 1877.\tt,tbAs.A C lia tne v\tSauce.'r HK FAVURITiC BAUOK AT THE LON X don Clubs, on the P- A 0.btetunerr, Cunaid Line, Ac.Pronounced by connoisseurs \u201d 'I lie lies» iu liMe.\u201d \" It improves the Appetite and Digeetlon.\u201d \u2022\u2022 A pleasant dietetic stimulant conducive U appetite and strengtnening to weak stomachs.\u201d Tomo, Invigorating and Wholesome MANUFACTURED BY L1LLA It EDWARDS l-Jllgl.K.V.fiir Sail; by - iMioii Omccts.May 31,1877.\tun.D,weaAes»-my24 -Fm PIANOS Magnificent $*>60 Rovewood Planoa $176, flue Rose wood Upright Piano* (little used) crut $800 only $125, moat be sold.nKftAyri Parlor Organa, 2 Stops $45.9 UnUMnaatop» $65.\t12 Stops only $76.Nearly new 4 Set Reed 12 Stop Sun Bass and Octave Coupler Organs, cost over $860, only $66.Lowest Prices ever offered sent on 16 days test trial.You ask why I offer so cheap T I reply Hard Times.Result sales over 1,000,000 annnally.War commenced by monopolists.Beware anonymous Circular.Write for explanation.Battle r*giug.Fall particular! free.Auiemt DANIEL F.BRATTY, Washington, New Jersey.$66 week In your owu town.Terms and oaiflt free.H.HALLETT A CO., Portland, Maine, 25 Extra Fine Mixed Cards* with name, 10 ots., post-paid.L.JONES à CO., Naseau, N.Y.15 TO COA P*r a»y al home.Samples #/gV worth $6 free.STINSON * 00, Portland, Maine.Aina day at home.Agente wanted.C L4 fit and terme free.TRUE 41 Augusta, Maine.Out.OO., I ~ Fancy Cards no two alike, with name, it) 10j-, postpaid.NASSAU OaRD OO., Nassau, N.Y., Box 60.GKACE\u2019S SALVE.A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER Prepared by SETH W.FOWLE A SONS, 88, Hakrikon Avknue Bobtow, Mash.GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE, le a Vegetable Preparation, Invented In the 17lh century by Dr.William Grace, Hurgcou in King James\u2019army.Through its agency be cored thousands of the most serious sores and wounds that baffled tbe skill of t e mo.t eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded by all who knew him as a public benefactor.PRICE 26 CENTS A BOX.eUiCfc\u2019S CKLËBKATKD SALVE CURES Flesh WcumU, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Ho e Breast, Sore Lips, Erysipelas, Ring-Worms, Callusev, Scald Head, Chapped Hands, Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Centers, Piles, Bunions, Bites, Warts,.Pimples, Canoi-rs, Sores, dtlngs, Wens, Abcess, Sprains, Cuts, Bffeerg, Corns, Felons, (deers, Shingles, Site*, Freckles, Boll*, Whitlows, Tan, Scurvy, Itch, Ingrowing Nails, Mettle Rash, Mosquito and Fiea Bites, Spider Silugs, and ad Cutaneous Diseases and Ciupttons generally.For sa'e by all urugguta, grorers, and at all coontry stores throughout tbe United States aLd British Provinces.Price by mall 30 cents.Prepared by SEXH W.FOWLE 4k SONS, 80, Harrison A venae, Boston, Maas* August 29, 1877.$10 to ÜilOQO every month.Book sent tree explaining everything.Address BAJLTEH dt OO,, Banker^ 17 nau ou, JS.Y,L April 2 IBT?.un-cLkw FORMULE.The A1 Screw Steamer \u201c GULNARE,\u201d 205 Tons groM tonnage, classed 14 years at English Lloyds, bollt In 1867, and sheathed w th Yellow Jietak in 1876.This vessel was bnllt by the celebrated bollden Mess a Charles Connell A Co, of Glasgow, specially for tbe Admiralty Survey In which she Is now emplo>ed, is 50 hone power, and has an Iron frams with wooden planking and is a fast and superior vessel In every respect, well fonnd and can be sent to sea without any fn ther expense on discharge from the Admiralty Servie# on the 26tn October next.For further particulars, please apply to Capt.ALEX.MoLKOD, Master, on board ; at Quebec to Messrs.HENRY CRY 41 CO.at Montreal to Messrs.R C.ADAMS é CO.at Saint John\u2019s, Newfoundland, to Messrs.JOB, BROTHERS a CO., he.* to JAMES DUNCAN A CO.Charlottetown, July 16, 1877, August I, 1877.\tJly20-Bm-ao MAUL.\u2018XlM.kü 'XAMJLfcL PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.PARLIAMENT HOUSE IPrivate Bills, PARTIES Intending to make application to the L«gtelatare, of tbe Province of Qua* bee, ror Private or Loeal Bills, either for gran t-ing exclusive privileges or confarr ng corporate powers for commercial or other purposes or prufl , for regulating surveys or tonudarles, or for doing anything tending to affect the rights or property of other parties, are hereby notified that they are required by the Roles of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly lesptotlveiy (which are published in tall in the \u2022«Quebec Official Gazette\u201d) to give ONE MONTH\u2019S NOTICE of tbe application (clearly and distinctly specifying Its nature and object), in the sara wltu gieat success.It K .*.« best and surest remedy known lor all diseases tnat follow at a sequence of abuse, as Lett eg Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain «H the Back, Dimneu ot Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other dlReases that lead to Insanity, or Ccntumption and a Premature Grave, all of which, as a rale, are first cau d by deviating from tbe path of nature and over Indulgence.Pamphlet free.Tbe Specific Medicine Is sold by all Druggists, at $1 per package, or six packages for $6, or will b# sent toy mall on receipt of tb« money, by at,messing WILLIAM GRAY4kCO.,Windsor,Ontarls JOT Sold In Quebec by all Druggists.NORTHEOf A LYM AN, Toronto, Whol* sals Agents.November\tLtn-dAw JNO 1 homos' EcUctrie Chit Worth Ten Times its Weight in Gold.Do you know anything ot it 1 It not, it m time you did.Pain cannot stay where It Is used.It Is the cheapest Medicine ever made.One dose cures um mon HorkThuoat.One bottle has cur.ju bronchitis Filly ceuu worth cured an Old ktanmno Cough.One or two hoitfort cures i>au cases of Bilkm and Kidney Troubuxs.Blxto eight applications cure ANT CAH* OK kXCORIATZD NjPPLX* OB inki.amkd Breast, one bottle nac cured Lame Back of eignl tears slanolog.Daniel P.una, of Brookfield, 2 toga County, Pa., ea>s : \u2022 I wont thirty miles for a u- tile of yonr Oil, wbto : etlccted a Wonderful Curs of a crooked Limb, by h x applications.\u201d An.oilier woo las bad Asthma for yeai*, says: 1 have ball of a 6U cent bottle left, anu $100 Would not buy If 1 could get no mote \u201d ItaiOK Ronluson, or Mumta, N.Y., writes ; \u2022One Miiail UuUe or your Kclectrio oil re-Btcred tbe voice where the person hau not spoken above a wnleper In Five Ykakn\u2019 Rev.J.Mallory of Wyoming, N.Y., writes: «Your Eclectric oil cured me of Bronchitis In oue week.\u201d Dealers altnver ihe country say : \u201cWe have never sold a medicine that b»H given such complete satisfaction as this.it is com posed of Six of the Bert Oils FUAT AKE KNOW*.Is as good for internal as for external nse, and le believed to be 1m-mtusurab y superior to anything ever made, will save you much suflering and many dollars of expense, is sold by one or more dealers lo every place.Price, 25 cents.Prepared by b.N* THOMAS, Pskura, N.Y.And NORTHROP A LYMAN Toronto, Onu, dole Agents for tue Dominion.Nora.\u2014Eclectric\u2014selected aud Electrlxed.For sale In ^necee by E.Giroux A Bro.; Musson A Go., J.E.Bnrke, R.McLeod, J., Veidou, W.fi.Brunet, May 6, 1877.\tUiyl'78 qobbmu Port Office Jon», 1877 Dira.ÜLUU, A.M.8.00 8.00 8.00 11 or frame of ib6»e Baies.The hinges are net of cast, bat Wrought Iron, resting on a basis of Steel, w.lh aperture, In order to remove the duO'« in case tney should In lime require any repairs.This improvement given an uodoubl».superiority ovH* TIMBER-TOWER B OF QUEBEC having fermed thamselvaa lute an station for the purpose of securing a tair remuneration for their work, and also for the purpose of blading the members to aaalsi on» another, when.In coMeqoenc# of an accident or otherwise, the property entrusted to th* charge of any of the Members of tbe Ameetaf tlon ta in danger of being lost, the follow lire TARIFF OF PRICES has been adopta?whleh will, in no ease, be deviated from \u2022_ Tawing oak from Indian Gove, Gap Songe and Elver St.Charles, 20 cents per load.Greasing from North or South Side, IS cents.Between New Liverpool and Patent Slip, and intermediate places, If Towcenta per load.Between Victoria Govs and Lower Town, 121 cents per load, tag Square Pina, Elm, or Aab, from Cap Rouge, Indian Gove, SC Charles River, or crossing the Bt.Lawrence, 12* cants per load.Front Victoria Gove to Lows* Town, Square Pine, Elm and Ash 10 oent© Between New Liverpool and Patent Slip* and intermediate places, 12} cants per toad, Board Pine 2 cents extra from alh places.Ail Timber towed to Commisalonen\u2019 wnan .and Breakwster 2 cents extra per load,, Blrob, Walnut, Hickory, Maple, Cherry Sawed Oak aud Bleepers, 80 oenta pee load.Ontalde of the above named plant m 10 cents extra, tower* not responsible for Slaking Timber 11 lost through passing steamers os sa debts stoma.BOOM TARIFF t filten, Walnut, Hickory, Mapta, Cherry, and Sawed Oak, IS cents per foad.Oak 8 cents.Pine, Elm and Ash, 8 cents Board Pine 9 cents extra.All Timber and Deals towbd from below thei Long Wharf at Indian Cove to ships loading la th# Goes, full tariff.Floured Deals from Hamilton Broa.«dove New Liverpool, 25 cents, pc : Bt.Pete»» burg Standard.To all other plaças 64* cents per Quebec Standard.Towing !\u2022\u2022\u2022 Gian 40 loads $6 per tide.MW The undersigned Is Authorized tu cotise 4 ell moneys due to tbe Timber-towers\u2019ArsMte» tlon for 1877.Office : Corner of St.James aad Pater Streets, opposite Quebec Bank.JAMES WARE, beoreUc >r April 80.1877.\tdAw *4 \u2018JCI-CJB B\u2019OXjLjO WIM \u2022 a-IB AU EXmCTFRÜMA LCTTEH dated 15th May, 1872, mun aa oiu inhabitant ot Howntraham.nm-r Warminster Wilts :\u2014 \u201c I must also beg V.say that your Fta* are an excellent medluln® lor me, amu certainly do en)*y good health, sound sleep and a good apatite; thu is owing to taking your PU:s.I am 78 years oh\u2019,, .Remaining, Gantlemtn, Your* very reipectfauy, u »*»\u2022 To the Proprietois cf NOKTON\u2019B 0AM0MILS PILL*.Tfcef PATENTS REJECTED iruiu w KBUiiiKtcm.INVENTORS BKOMCHJTIB, Tbe most effectua) remedy will be fonnd to be TATOLA, prepared In ail forms, ia smoking and inhalation, by SAVORY A MOORE, 148, New Bond-street, London, end Sold by them and all Chemists and tMerekeepen throughout Canada and the United States, Jons SO, 18741 obtained ror me cbonlc&l device» medical or other compounds, ornamental design*, trade-marks and labels-Caveats, Assignments, Interference», etc.promptly attended to.Inventions that have been by the Patenr.Office may still, in most-oa*ea, be so-cured by ns.Being opposite tbe Patent.Office, we can make closer searabea, and aeenre Patenta more promptly and with broader claims than those wbo are remotw from Washington.send ns n modal or aka t e h o Your device} we make examination® free iff elarge.aod advise us to patentability.Alt car respond eu ce strictly confidential.Prl*ra fow AND NO CHARGE UNLESS PAtkMT IS HKOURKD.We refer to officials In the Pat'Dt Office, and to taventors la every State In ibe Unlon| V A.SNOW A CO., Opposite Patent Offiee, Washington, D.G.February 90, 1877.\ttans\u2019?» Printed and Published by J.J.FOOTE, Editor and Proprietor, at hla Steam Printing Works, Mountain Hill.Subecrlption >\u2014DAILY, $6.00 par annum WEEKLY, $2.00 iu advance.Advertisements for one and two insertions Eight Cents per Line each.Three or more Four Cents per Lint- est b insertion.Ofics, Twice or Thrice per Week^,Eight|Caats per Line each lnsertkm|' 5^4523 "]