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[" t ucbcc ¦ SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1860; voLvinE i*vi.crcur MORES ET STUD1A ET POPULOS ET PRÆLI DICAM.Viro.Gxo.IV NUMBER 45.(Ebe (fiutbet iHeccutp, Established 1805.OEORQE T.CARY, Publisher.Houses for Sale or to Let.Published on Tuesday, Thursday and Sj tub-day, at Half Past Four, p.j'n time for the Mail Steamers and the Even ma Trains.S uBSCRiPTiON)£l per annum,in admmee.\u20191' price or advertising.First inner lion.6 Vines snd under.2s « ____________7 lines to 10 .3s J Upwards of UMines,.4dper line 'tr \\ i \"r i l.y Subsequent insertions\u2014Quarter price AH Advertisements, unsccompsnired with diree tions, areinserled until forbid.and charged accord- '\"Orders for discontinuir.g Advertisements,to be In writing, and delivered the day previous to pub- '''persons not having Accounts at this Office will beequiredto pay on giving Advertisements.Ml communications must be post paid.Our Agents for United States are S.M.Pettingill fc Co., 119, Nassau Street, New York, and 10, State Street, Boston.London Agent.\u2014 Mr.F.Algor, II, Clement\u2019s Lane, Lombard street.BOOK AND JOB FEINTING DONE TO ORDER, By correct and eaperieneed hands, in either the English or Fiench langusgs,\u2014including 0ILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, CHEQUER, PROMISSORY NOTES, DEEDS A MEMORIALS, LAW BLANKS, other descriptions of Letter Press Printing neatness and demateb.tigs FOR SALE.A COMFORTABLE and well-finished COTTAGE.containing Sitting and Dining Rooms, Ki chcn, and a fine Garden, about three quarters of sn acre square, situated on the main road, and in the centre of the beautiful village of I.\u2019ISLET, one and a-half miles from the Railroad station, and a few minutes\u2019 walk from the Church, Post and Telegraph offices, and Government wharf, where steamboats ply daily from and lo Quebec.HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, .March 14, 1860.\t35 Bakery and House to Let.TN Vt muAii Vaiier street, next door to J.O.Vallikre & Son\u2019s Cabinet Manufactory.\u2014Apply to J.O.VALLIERE k SON.Quebec.March 22, 1860.____ IS TO BE LET.THAT first class fire brick STORE, situate on Hunt\u2019* Wharf, now occupied by Mr.La-combe, Flour Merchant.\t.\t^ \u2019\tBIGNELL A SHAW.Qbebec, March fi, 1860.\t28 FOR SALE About eleven arpents of land, ailuale on the St.Lewis road, opposite the property of A.Giltnour, E*q.Price very low BIGNELL k SHAW.Quebec, March 6, I860.\t28 And with Houses for Sale or to Let.TO LET, With Immediate Possession if rrquirrd, Furnished or Unfurnished.rfMIAT BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE L containing 12 romos with Garden, ¦ILI W» Coach-house, Birns, Ac., nnd about four acres of good land «itached lo it, Mtuatcd near the Temperance Cross at Beaupon, about two mile* from Dorcheder Bridge,forinetly occupied by the late Captain D.Hos».For particulars, apply to J.O.VALLIERE k SON, Va'ier Street.Quebec, April 10, I860.\t23\u20142m FURNISHED COTTAGE.TO BE LET, \u2014From 1st May next ./^VNE of the finest HOUSES in Quebtc, situated in 8*.Denis street, Cape, now occupied by Col.Denny, C.B.\u2014 BIGNELL & SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, March 3, I860.\t^ for sale, LOT of two acres, near the St.Lewis Toll Gate, with DWELLING HOUSE, and other buUdings \u2018hereon erected î will be sold ve y low, and on easy terms HOSSACK & LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quetttc, Feb.21, !«60.\t22 House For Sale or to be l.>ct.FOR SALE.Primo Upper-Canada Oatmeal.A FIRST-CLASS BARGE, Length.92 feet, IN BARRELS of 200 lbs.For'sti'e by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Depth of Hold, 5 ft.94 inches, oflight Draft and well suited for Canal navigation.Apply to BIGNELL & SHAW, Notaries, St.Peter Street Quebec, Jan.28, I860.\t12 Quebec, Jan.17, I860.S.&.C.PETERS, I^F.SIRE to return tlielr fincere thanks Tobacco.TJOXES NEW TOBACCO, assorted OO Jt3 and very choice, just received ex Grand Trunk, and for Sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, March 24, I860,_ 36 to the Trade and the Public in general, for the very liberal support hitherto ntforded them ; and they would at the same time draw attention to their present immense and well assorted Stock of SEASONED LUMBER, Comprising upwards of 200,000 Pieces of Flanks, Boards, &c, As well as a large quantity uf JOISTINGS and SCANTLINGS.WANTED TO PURCHASE.Q* tUEBEC BANK STOCK.BIGNELL k SHAW, Notarié#.Quebec, Mar.15,1860,\t32 DOORS, SASHES, FRAMES, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, kc Made lo Order, and FLOORING and CEILING STUFF prepared at the shortest notice.FOR SALE, A FAMILY FOUR WHEEL HALF COVERED CARRIAGE, for Single Horse or Pair,\u2014an excelleut carriage in perfect order.To be seen M Mr.Vekrett's Factory, No.37, St.George Street, near Abraham Hill.Quebee.March 17, 1860.33\u2014¦ Kf\u201d Tenons engaged in Building operations Will, at herefoforr, find it greatly to their advantage to have their Materials, Frame-work, kc.made up at the Stetm, Bash A Door Factory and Saw Mill, Corner of Grant and Baronne Streets, ST.ROCHS.Quebee, Nor.5, 1859.\t132 MONTREAL Ocean Steamship Company, Carrying the Canadian and United SPECIAL NOTICES.Slates Mails- Winter Arrangements\u201418b9-60.THIS COMPANY\u2019S LINE is composed of the following First Class Powerful Screw Steamers :\u2014 *\u2022 Bohkmun,\u201d \u201c Anglo-Saxon, * \u201c North-Briton,\u201d 41 Nova-Scotian,\u201d \u201c North-Amkrican,\u201d 41 Canadian,\u201d (new) ¦\t- which will maintain a Weekly communication between LIVERPOOL and PORTLAND, sailing : Os pi, Wm.Grange.\u201c Wm.Ballanlinc.44 Robt.Borland.41 McMaster.,l Thus.Ailon.We have been shown a document signed by (he Mayors in office of the cites in United States and Canada, certifying to the superior excellence of Dr.Ayer\u2019s compound Extract of Sarsaparilla and to the value of nil his remedies as articles of great public utility.Such cudcnce from such high sources bears ns out triumphantly in the position wc have long maintaiued with regard to Doct.Ayer\u2019s Preparations, or more particularly our advertisements of them.No publisher need be more opposed than we are to the promulgation of miackcry iu any shape, hut wc knew when we began that his remedies were above any suspicion of deception\u2014that they were about the best it is possible to produce for the cure of disease, and that they have the confidence of all communities where they arc known.Not ulonc because the Mayors of the whole country believe them useful to their people, but because wc know from experience that they are so to ours do wc believe wc arc rendering a substantial strvice to our renders in making their virtues known to them.\u2014Courier, Princeton, Ky.Refined Sugars.'DARRELS assorted quality OU £> For sale by Quebee, Matek 24, M.G.MOUNTAIN.I860.\t36 P.E.POULIN, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 35, ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.PTTt p INFORM \u2022 Jli, X .during the past Summer, having greatly increased his facilities for MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING JEWELLERY, also having engaged a first-rate Working Jeweller, he is now prepared lo moke to Order, or Repair any aril' ctea in hit line, at Moderate Charges.£3* N.B.\u2014He still continues to work for the Trade ; and all orders are executed with neatness and dispatch.Quebee Jany.19,1859.\t9\u201412m S.Ç C.P E TE RS, Builders & Contractors, Beg to announce that from the facilities, both #¦ regards CHEAPNESS and DESPATCH, afforded them by their Steam Sash & Door Factory and Saw Mill, \u2022a well at by the large ami assorted Stock of WELL SEASONED LUMBER, which they keep constantly on hand, they arc prepared to undertake, Contracts for Buildings, oq the LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.Quebec, Nov.5, 1859.132 rito BE LET.fur the Summer Months, a «ni 1 NEAT COTTAGE, Willi STABLE, -E»*-GARDEN and PLEASURE ORDUND, distant only Half n Mile from Dwrchester Bridge.Apply on the piernLes, to T.R.SMITH.SmithviUe, 5th April, I860.\t38\u2014u_ rpHE STONE HOUSE, in PaKS-DE-VlttB, at X present occupied by Mis.Murphy.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries, St.Perer Street.Quebee, 23rd Feby., i860.\t23 tt TO BE LET, ALIRGF.STORE and CELLAR.P -iica ion on let May next.Apply to R.McKlFCHAN, 93, St.Peut Street.Que boo, March 52, I860.\t27\u2014lm TO BE LET, rpHE THREE STORY DWELLING Clfl 1 HOUSE in 8t.Paul Street, forriely occupied by John Lambly, Eaquire.HOSSACK * LANGLOIS.Notarié*.Quebee, Feb, 18, 1860._________JM____ TO BE LET, (from rtB3T MAT NEXT.) THAT first class LARGE BRICK STORE, with OFFICE, «mate un Hunt\u2019s Wharf, at piesent occupied by Mb.P.Lacomb, Flour Merchant.Apply to BIGNELL ft SHAW, Notarial.Quebec.Feb.23,1860.\t23 AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL LINE! For Melbourne and Sydney.6.J.DUFF, FROM NEW 70RK From LIVERPOOL, evety WEDNESDAY, AND From PORTLAND, every SATURDAY, as follows : \u2014 Nova Scotian,.Saturday, March Noi th American,.do\t44 North Briton,.do\t\".Bohemian.do\tApril Canadian, (new,).do\t\u2018\u2018 Arglo-Saxon.do\tu CALLING AT CORK.i.27 31.7.14.21.Have ymi the Dyspepsia?the Asthma?tho Lire! Complaint, or General Debility ?Does your food distress you ?Do you suffer from nervous irritation or ennui ?Take the Oxygenated Bitters which cures all these.Portland im-Trein of the 53*The Steamship* saili from mediately after the arrival of the previous day Dom Montreal.RATES OF PASSAGE, FROM POINT LEVI TO LIVERPOOL : Cabin according to accommodation,.$75 to $89.Steerage.$37 Steerage Passengers arc required to provide, themselves with Bedding and Bating and Drinking Utensil».A duly qualified SurgconJ accompanies each vessel.Fur further particule'*, npplyt A G BO.BURNS SYMES k CO., Agents, 3, St.Pcitr Street.Quebec, Ma*ch 8, 1860.\t29 CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS For Sale or to be Let.A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY A.CUT STONE HOUSE, in Palace Hill street.HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries, Quebec, Feb.18, i860.\tbl FROM Pier 21, E«st River, New York,\u2014The favorite A.I.Clipper ship WINDWARD, 800 Ton* Register, 1100 Tons capacity, having three-fourthe of her cargo engaged, will have Quick Deifatcu fob Melbourne.This favorite ship rates A.I.in every reaped, is a very fast sailer, end olwaya makes very abort passages.For Freight or Passage, having superior aceomo-dation for First or Second Cabin Patiengcri.Apply P\" Board, or to C.B.FESSENDEN.Qr to\tG.W.BENSON, 114, Wall Street, Vtw York.Manufacturer of Straw Goods, Panama, Leghorn, Hair Braids, Laoe, and Tuscan, WOOLEN Sr BE A VER HA TS, Botnets cleaned and made in the Newest Style ; \u2014ALSO,\u2014 Silk Milincry made to order.Work done by the ease or dozen for the trade.No.5, PALACE STRETT.Quebec, March 22, 1800.\t35 lobe Let., YTMIE WHOLE OF THE FOUR STO 1 RY CUT STONE BUILDING .com* \"HîMpristng DWELLING AND TWO SHOPS, Comer of St.Paul and Sauli-su-Mattlot Streets.HOSSACK ft LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Frb.18, 1860.FOR SALE.Coneigneee io Auetrelia*\u2014Mesirx.Wileiniok, Brothers k Co.Sioht Bills for aate and Cash advances made on consignment.Quebee, 22ni March, I860.\t35\u2014k SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, No.3, St.Denis Street, Cape conducted by The Misses MeNAUGHTON ASSISTED BY , MONS.HERVÉOU.JL\u2019-CT Rerttve.l, 10 Boxes CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS.JAMES HASLETF, St.John Street.Quebee, March 1, i860.\t26 TO THE LADIES.Come and see, you lame am) suffering I Oh, ton Rheumatic and Dying, you shall be relieved by the application of Prol.I)e Grath\u2019s Electrio Oil, from Philadelphia, I\u2019a.More than thirty have been cured in this place, in the last few days, of Rheumatism, Sprains anil Bruises, Sores, Fresh Cuts, Swollen Glands, Neuralgia, and Deafnes*.The Electrio Oil is also good for any sores on horses.For rale at all Drugging and Dealers.N.It.Please inform me of any case of failure, as I wish to cure, or uothing.Poor.De Gratjc\u2014Dear Sir: Tlr,» is to certify that I had n fail, sprained my shoulder, and was afflicted tor eightern days, and lost the use of my arm, and could not raise my baud to my head ; and nearing of the wonderful cures effected by DeGruth\u2019s Electric Oil, I was immediately enabled to raise my hand to my bead and take of!' my hut.Thank God I am well and 1 cheerfully recommend it to all the affiicted.The npidicatiou was made before a hundred persons.A.JORDAN.Macon.Prof.De GnATit\u2014Dear Sir: I Capt.If.11.Smith do hereby certify that 1 have been afflicted with Rhcuinatism for four yean, amt at times could not sice,*.Rv hearing of lha wonderful cures by Do Grath\u2019s Electric Oil,l was induced to try it ; and the first application of the Electric Oil I was at once relieved, and now have the perfect use of my arm.Tho application was made before fifty persons.1).It.SMITH, Twiggs County.Oil to I have given away over 500 bottles ot my Ik rsctncG, and they all say it is the greatest thing in the world for Sores, Sprains, Splints, Gulls, and Scrathes on horses.For sale by ull Druggists and Dealers.Depot, Philadelphia, Pa.LAC HI NE CANAL.NOTICE is hereby fiven llinl at such period between the bt and 20th April next, as may be determined on according to the state of the weather, the water will be drawn ofl' the LA-CHINE CANAL, for the purpose of making repairs, and will so remain until refilled for the opening uf the navigation.By order, T.TRUDEAU, Secretory.Departaenl of Public Works, | Dn.Greek\u2019s Oxvof.kated Bitters.We are no in the habit, ns our readers are aware, of recommending or noticing the various nostrums that are urged Iipou the public attention.But those are occasional eases where a departure from this rule seems proper, am) the nrficle nhovmnmrd presents a case of thie kind.This medicine has acquired a permanent reputation for the relief of dyspepsia, liver complaint, heart burn, and all difficulties originating or proceed-inx from the digestive organs, and containing no alcohol, no mineral, or any poisonous drug, it is ono of the safest remedical preiwiplions.For a tidier account the reader is reierred to the advertisement of the articla.\u2014Worcester Spy.From personal knowledge we confirm all that is above said io relation to this popular and excellent remedy.BATNIN8 ESTABLISHMENT, Palace Street.lit THREE STORY DWELLING HOUSE with convenient yard, cut-buildings, etc., in St.Lewi* ward, within the gate.\u2014Apply to , HOSSACK k LANGLOIS.Notaries.Quebec, Feb.11, I860.\t18 \\v 1 III FOIL SALF.a -,m\t4 THREE STORY BRICK DWEL- f|«H /\\ LING HOUSE, covered wlih tin I*» containing 13 joouiH, and provided water pipes, etc.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 FOUR BUILDING LOTS adjoining and a sufficient quantity of Deschainbauli cu*.stone on the spot, for the construction of four bouses.Ttie property is siuuted in on eligibls locality, within ten minutes walk of St.Lewis street, and trill be aold low and on easy terms, with a ShcrifPs Idle.Apply lu lI0SSACK & LANGLOIS, Notaries.Qlichee, Feb.11,1860.______ TO LET, (FROM THE FIRST MAY NEXT,) rpnAT COMODIOUS HOUSE, No.I |{i{b X St.Ann Street, facing the Esplx ¦B 1-R» nadc, at present occupied by S.Derbi ¦ HIRE.Fur particular*, apply to CHARLES E.LEVEY.F.e\u2019danade, 7lh February, I860._________1q\u2014u TO BE LET, m rpHAT EXTENSIVE PROVISION 1 STORE AND PREMISES, in St «AI™ Peter Street, formerly occupied by the late Michael Hanly, and now by J.B.Dion k Co Apply \u2022«» ' BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, IDh February, 1860.\t__18 To be Let.I o be Let, .A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY »&jr\\ STONE HOUSE,situate nearClapham Terrace, rent £35.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW.Notaries.Quebec, Feb.11, 1860.\t18 TO LET.MrpHE HOUSE, SHOP and premises at X present occupied by Mrs.Hull, No.» |3, Buade street.Enquire of PAN ET k HUOT, Notaries.Quebec, Feb.4, I860.\t1^ TO LET, R J 4 NICE COTTAGE within THREE nnt r\\ MILES of TOWN.Apply at the ¦'*1 *' office of this paper.15\u2014u office of this paper.Quebec, Feb.4, 186U.iftoi: To be Let.HR DWELLING HOUSE AND PRE MISES, situate in St.Denis Street Cape, now occupied by R.McNaughton Esquire.Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.Quebec, 11th Feb., 1860.\t18 a 4 FIRST CLASS FIRE BRICK STORE on Hunt\u2019s Wharf.MIP Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.Quaber, Feb, 111 Ik 1860.-\t_____18 To lie lift.a N EXCELLENT?DWELLING HOUSE, situate in St.Denis Street, 1***^ Cupt, lormerly occupied l y Thomas Sinj-ncr, Esquire.Apply to Hit TO BE LET, HE LARGE BUILDING of Stone, St.Paul Street, heretofore used a Brewery,\u2014known as the Racey property Apply to BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.Quebee, Jan.31, I860.\t13 THE Proprietor, in returning his sincere thanks to his Subscribers and the Public in general, for the liberal support he has received during the last year, begs lo inform them that this Establishment ha* lately undergone a thorough repair,extensive alterations and additions have been made so as make this Establishment second lo none in Canada.TWO NEW BATHS are now in course of construction, vix : An Electro-Chemical Bath, AND A VAPOUR BATH, and will be in operation shortly, of w due notice will be giun.The Electro-Chemical Bath ia a sure cure for Rheumatic Gout, and all Diseases resulting from the retention of morbific matter in the system.The Vapour Bath is invaluable a* an agent for removing obstructions of the Skin, alleviating Pain and Spasmodic cootraetions.The taking of these Baths is most soothing and comfort aide, generally aflarding relief lo the Patient ; and they may in all cases be tried without the least danger.FIYHE arsual Course of Instruction comprises x English in all its branches, with Writino, Arithmetic, French, Music, Drawing, Fainting, fte.,\u2014Also the Rudiments of Latin end German if required.Quebec, Sept.N, 1859\t107\u2014u Crown Lands Department.NOTICE.JS HEREBY.GIVEN, THAT THE TOWN- TERMS FOR THE FOLLOWING BATHS t yearly subscribers: Hot, Cold, or Shower,.$ 5:00 par annum.5.00 9.00 do Quebec, Marsh 12,1869.32 House N BARRELS.Sugar.IN BARRELS.For Bsle by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, I860.\t7 We call the attention of the readers of the Mer«|r to the adverlisemeut in another part of this paper, of N.H.Downs\u2019 Elixir.This is a good article mad wo see it is warranted to gtre entire satisfactiou.YVo advise all to try it for Coughs, Colds, and.all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.KINGSTON\u2019S WINES, IMPORTED TO ORDER.SHIP of Onslow, County of Pontine, ami Har rington, and Grenville, and Ls augmentation, in the County of Argenteuil, have been added to the undermentioned Agencies, viz Township of Onslow, to G.M.Jt;d>son, Clarendon.Township of Harrington, to YVm.Thompson Fitzallen, Arundel.Township of Grenville and Augmentation, to Thomas Barron, Lachute.Parties having business to transact in connection with the Public Lands in the Towdups in question, Will apply to the respective Agents, 011 nr nfinr the TWENTY-FIFTH MARCH next.ANDREW RUSSELL, Assistant Commies oner.March 22, 1860.\t35 Paint Oil.nr?HE Subscriber has on hand nn assortment of J.the finest quality of POUT, SHERRY', MADEIRA and TENERIFFE WINES, in wood and bottle.\u2014also,\u2014 Chaloupiti\u2019e Brandy, in wood and bottle, Vintage 1846.\t.\t, Martel\u2019s Brand)', in wood and bottle, Y inlage 1816.United Vinegard,\tdo\tdo Vine Grower\u2019s\tdo\tdo DeKnypcrs\u2019 Holland Gin, in wood and bottle.Booth\u2019* Old Tom,\tdo Guncy\u2019s do Scotch Whiskey, (Glenforlh Dis'i'lery.) do\t(Finest Old Highland.) Fine Old Jumaico Rum.Burke\u2019s Irish Whiskey, Toddy Whiskey, kc., kc.For sile by JOHN TEAFFE, No.20, St.John Strf.rt.Quebec, Die.22, 1859.\t1^1 We have been presented with a new Pain Kljlot called Henry\u2019s Vermont Liniment, it is a large bottle at the low price of 25 cent*.It is n good article and is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.We hope all will try it, for it is the best article of the kind iu the market.We understand that all the Druggists will have it for sale in Quebec.It is for Tooth Ache, Rheaumatism, Sick Head Ache, and Cuts, Bruises, be.During our visit to Lowell we were shown through the Laboratory of our celebrated casintrymun, Dr.j .C.Ayer.Scarcely could wc have believed what is seen there without proof bevond disputing.They consume a barrel of solid Pills, about 50,000 doses nml 3 barrels of Cherry Pectoral, 120,000 doses ter diem.To what nn inconceivable muount of iiman suffering does this point ! 170,000 doses a day!! Fifty million of doses per year!!!\u2014What acres and thousands of acres of sick beds docs this spread before the imagination ! And whnt sympathies ami woe!\u2014True, not all of this is taken by the very 1000 $0.25 0.50 0.25 2.00 BIGNELL k SHAW, Notaries.18 Quebee, 11 th Pel»,, ?860 FOR SALK.PWO FIRST CLASS CUT STONE DWELLING HOUSES, pituated on the Caps.Terms easy.\u2014Apply to Ml TO BE LET, BOUT 22 ACRES of LAND, part of that well known Farm, ndjoinina Scott\u2019s Biiidob, with DWELLING HOUSE, Root-house, Barn, and Stable.The soil it well adapted for Gardening, and is in the high, est mate of cultivation.Apply to P ETEf^LANG-1.018, the proprietor on the premises, or to HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quehec, Feb.25, 1860*__________23____ Vapour.Swimming Bath, season only,.Hoi, Cold, Shower, Vspour and Swimming,.8.00 Electio-Chemical Bath, each,.1.00 NON SUBSCRIBBRa : Hot, Cold, or Shower Bath, each,.Vapour Baths,.do\t.Swimming Baths,.do\t.Electro-Chemical,.do\t.53- Family Tickets as per agreement.ÎCj\" For the accomodation of Subscribers and others viri'ing this Establishment, a HAIR DRESSER will be kept on the Premises.Parties wishing to subscribe will be called on in a few days.This Esablishmenl will shortly be open, daily, from 6 A.M.to 10 P.M., and on Sundays from 6 A.M.to 9 A.M.Winter arrangement to ba made known in a future adverliaement.In conclusion, the Proprietor would say that by strict attention to Business, combined with civility towards subscribers and all others visiting nis F.s-lablishmeni, he hopes to merit a shaie of public support.Mr.Thomas F.t.Roy, No.8, St.Joachim atieet, Upper Tow»,is also authorized to call upon panics to obtain their signatures as subscribers.N.MACK AY.Quebec, 20th March, I860.\t34\u2014u GALLONS Raw and Roiled Oil in qr.-casks, and for sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, March 24, 1860.\t36 English Cordage.JJg £101L8 from l& to 5J mch, 20 do Spunyam & Ratline, 3 Warps.\tFor*ale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, 1860.\t7 Keroly\u2019s Toddy Whiskey.CASKS just received ex Grand Trunk and fur sale by M.G.MOUNTAIN.Quebec, Jan.17, I860.\t7 10 REVOLUTION IN LKOT, Mck, but alas, much of it i*.This Cherry Drop and tliis sugared Pill are to be the companion of paiu and anp.iiUh and sinking sorrow\u2014tlic inheritance our rooiUcr Eve bequeathed to the whole family of mau.Here the infant «billing has been touched loo early by the blight that withers half our race.Its little lungs are affected and only watching and waiting shall tell which way its breath shall turn.This red drop on its table is the talismau on which its life shall liane.There the blossom of the woild just bursttne into womanhood, is stricken also.Affections most assiduous care skills not, she is still fading away.'I he wan messenger cones nearer and nearer every week.This little medicament shall go there, their last perhaps their only hi pe.The strong man has planted in his \\ itals, this same disease.1 his red drop by hie his hclpint him wrestle with the inexorable Na Ssimtko ! No Smp ! Nft Blflcks ! ! remedy ; the wife of his bosom nnd the cherubs of llO^lUORLl i'U OIlllll .ITU U\tI hi* heart are waiting in sick sorrow and fear lest the rod on which they lean in this world, be broken.w Quebec BIGNELL Jan.17,I860.k SHAW.7 T1 % TO Lin -_a rpilOSE Rooms, in HENDERSON\u2019S iff™ I Building#, Si.Lewis street, opposite Jrl ML (ho City Hall, for several years past oreopied by the Literary mid Historical Society.Apply on the prerrmes to GEO.pENDEHSON.Quaboe, Aprd 19, 1859,\t,?3 FOR SALK, comfortable COTTAGES on St.Lewis Road, near the city half of the purchase money may remain on the property.\u2014Apply to HOSSACK k LANGLOIS, Notaries.Quebec, Jan.19, 1859.\t8 wft rpwo «Pi ,l .!,,e 1 I FIRE INSURANCE State Fire Insurance Company, LONDON, ENGLAND.Capital.\u2014Two and a-balf Million DOLLARS ! ! Magazine.Cornhill RECEIVED, a supply of the Cornhill Magazin for January and February,\u2014I*.8d.each.P.SINCLAIR.Quebee, April 3, I860.\t'40 MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT, NO- 36.ST.URSULE STREET.have the honor to announce the arrival WE I of MISS A.ROBINSON, from Mesdames Bateau ct Deschau, Rue Richelieu, PARIS ; and lately from Madame Rosa Landeau, Court Dress Maker, Cavendish Squsre, London,\u2014in consequence of which, we are enabled to add Dressmaking lo our former Millinery business.ROBINfiON ft GIBB.Ayprkntices Wanted.Quebec, Dec.?0, 1859.151 REDUCED RATES on BUILDINGS, FURNITURE, STOCK-IN-TRADE, VESSELS on STOCKS, &c., kc.Agents for Quebec :\u2014 JOHN ANDERSON k CO., Nun\u2019s Buildings, 9^ Peter St., J.B.PRUNEAU, Des Fosses street, St.Kuchs.Quebec, Feb.21, 1800.\t52 RICH.9RD J.SHAW OULD call attention to s \u201c NEW GAS LIGHT.\u201d ?v,»ob be introduces in this market, as «he CHEAPEST, CLEANEST, most BRILLIANT, SOFT and STEADY LIGHT ever ofoea '\"\"liquid gas- is NOT1 EXPLOSIVE.In substance it is a transparent colourless Hydro-carbon Liquid, possessing neither lesii.ous, oleaginous, bituminous, or other sediment, and will not \"soil the must delicate fabric ; try for yourselves, and be convinced of the fact, that for 41 ON E HALF A CENT,\u201d you 2(j n .year each, for life, if they would keep the * \u2019T1'\u2018\u2019fy* a!,,,ou*,\u2018 tl,ry r,,nl(l \u201cOt tell the Chief Uaron what the \u201c a-ciei\u201d was.Eiso look possession under this codicil am! succeeded to his master\u2019s business as surveyor.In the course of his business he went to the office of the late Mr.Nut-tall\u2019s solicitor one day and enquired fora book of Mr.Nuttall\u2019s surveys, which was finally found there.The hook lay upon desk in the office for an hour or so, until Lise was leaving when thesolicitorremiml-ed Imn of it, and picking it up Else said .^ n:,t * Bits ; On the inner page was pinned a document endorsed \u201ccmlieUnum- her two,\u201d attached to which was a religious extract in the undoubted writing of the tes tutor.This was attestai by two persons both of whom swore lhatth y had signed two documents for the testator, which, h \u2022 \u2018aid, were little alterations in his a flairs.Lise was again mu.h advanced by this co-* didl, as was also his sis!er-iu-law.Niue mon hs after, Else order, d the window of ,,n ollJ l,!,y M to be cleared, and wa llgislative assembly.Wednesday* April 11, The Speakuu took the chair at three.QUEBEtt ELECTION.Mr.W.F Powell presented a report from the Quebec Election Committee to the effect that Joseph Dufresne, Esq., was not present within one hour of the timeap.pointed for the meeting of the Committee to-day.He moved that Mr.Dufresne do attend in his place to-morrow.Mr.J.S.McDonald said the chairman ol the Committee ought to explain whether the report was true that Mr.Dufresne is «hew» to be groundless by his other ahout °l>e'\"\"S it for the lad who was to tear that Montreal will gain the prize.It clear it, when thr sill-h.nrd g.ve wav \u2022.ml is tnis that our merchants are often nei- he \u2018'^By fell upon his bu k ife\u2019w .:i®°r.ar-Seeinff.nür *° enprS^tio ns! about to put the board init, place again those of the sister city, and it is true that w,'en the lad said, \u201c What\u2019s that >\u201d am] ™\t00 l|t\u2018'*r part, Montreal pointed to a pickle j ,r i\u201e a cavity umlu mor«P»Tfl brs, lL trrttl^ ,ü ,)c devefoped \u2018i'P boar.!.The j ir wa, found to contain a more than Quebec.But this is not a canvas hag and 20 soverei-\u2019ns ami \u201c eoflieii Sr \u201c«5^ r s Zrzn :î: .h.w'i.VXvt::!1' \u201c\"d uUiraat^- \u2022\u201d !,l!Zh'?Tl.n T-*-Irotluced as lo Nutl.ill\u2019j h.ndwrhi,,,., a1)(l I he Quebec correspondent of the Mon- ma\"J' P*r*,i» «Tecially the evergrowin » in-Deal Gazette says rumour has it that Mr.l'regi °f Else, were urged against the vali-ivose will accept the appointment of sue- of ,,le codicils.\t~ .I.\"I'puiiii iiiriu oi SI cessor to Chief Justice Bowen, who about to retire full of honors.'I\u2019he Pilot says: \u201cNo better or more fit tine found1\u201d6 t0 Û î 1,10 Vucant PlliC® could Be We bear it mooted that Judge b0* i?romuttfd 10 «ho Chief I \"\u2019D.Jnry» alter an hou.\u2019s consulUtiou, Dm f T\u2018C* o bC,ter aPP0*,,fftl\u2019\t\u201c Mr* Slas>'^r\u201d in \u2022ttppoits the «oven,cordai,,, ai Ly'W,r llimer correctly sjîeaking, was not present inasmuch us sudden illness at Montreal compelled him to retrace his steps homeward.He was however represented by an intelligent and gentlemanly person, Mr.MacDonald, who introduced to the audience two blind teachers and four blind pupils all belonging to the South Boston institution.1 hough want of time their visit was rot sufficiently published, and \\vc regret having received no intimation whatever of the first lecture on 1 uesday.On Wednesday, the audience were firstly informed of the mode of teaching in use at Dr.Howe\u2019s asylum, then the teachers questioned the pupils in Geography before a large Map, made for the pur-pose, the rivers, lakes, seas and oceans being depreised and the boundary lines and mountains being in relief.The queries were responded to with great readiness and accuracy, California, Florida, Lake Erie, anv particular state, city or river being quickly u*lt and pointed out, and verbally described as completely as if the pupil saw he map and read from the gazetteer.The audience were at all times invited to put any questions to (he pupils.This branch having been satisfactorily disposed of, the next was Beading, in which the two pupils broug-t forward lo the table, astonished the hearers by the rapidity with which they , t,ieir way over ond distinctly enunciated any passage that was called* for, in the bX^rin ^Vica*; «f Wakefield, the., - r.aowell said that Mr.o oks chosen.After this came Arithmetic,\ts motion yesterday that he and Mr when the entire class calculated interest.U\u2019^gusun should appear (n their places to* As fast as the teae.her gave them the prin- omitted d>e names of Mr.Dionne and cpal, the period, anti the rate, they would I ^freane who were absent on Saturday Mniuliancously cry out \u201c I have it,\u201d and as J,»,a might be rectified now, on Mr.Du-tituiinnousdy give the correct result of their fre8ne would then have an opportunity of ulcuhuions.They would then explain to e*Phmm,g.Mr.Dufresne itT iZLd the audience how they did it so rapidly.h\"» \u2018bat he had been threatened, if he x c.\\t c.i me Square Root and AJgebm which al,ended the Committee, with a write™ nor gj .,r°U?\u2018 m a m.°3t c;eJi\u2018able man-\tor maudamtn or something of that V:\t»u the evening the pupils and k,tnd by some body, he did not know whom their teachers gave specimens of their stvle whether the sitting members or not.\u2018 \u2019 o wnt.ng.Throughout the exercises an Mr.Alleyn said that he and his broih-r i M MU b\u2018Ü T\"13!'0\" vva* introduc«''\"'''' 'S\" ôr o0^r; Cü imiiitee.\t|\tft\t8etWeeft this Province and France llie order:\u2014'liad'arêeJ\trrt,m I fo\t'f f t\"\"5' To extend the\tlirait,\tof the City of\tQue- j\t«'f craj.m.i°\u201e ,^r\u201cu05l\u201eP,r.rt\u2018d«; ^\t(\u201c i\u2019roami'ie aibm.to f:r.rr;;A,;i,r,,ds' \"\u201c,\u201cuu \u201coJ proved*)\u2014Mr.Langevin.bills tasscd Timoucu committee.To amend Chap 58 Consolidated Statutes as regards the investment of money by Insurance Companies i., i v.r 7\tvu.» xur.uutresne surance Comnanies in the House and ought to state his reasons.To remove doubts they waited nil to-morrow, prehaps xMarriago of Quakers the hon.member might be ill, and not pre- !\tBrr f Q \u201e sent to expiai,,.He considered it was a1\tp DIL.LS READ A second time.perfect farce for ihe House in solemn con- I )ü\u2018'p on this day ihreo mon I hs resolve itself into the said Commit-Negatived on a division, he main motion was then ag.eed to ,o,\u2019,c J ,\t8 ame\"\u2018l«l.*»* re.¦l.y iif'«i.K,p0rt be KCI;i,ei1 U\u201c Xues- \u201eej1ll\u201c lloU,c 1|\"\u2022,1 atlj°ur\"ei] till Mull da.To the Editor of the Quebec Mercury.*aEE POUTS AND Til 15 fTRADE OF TUB st.Lawrence.ence to the reception of ihePrince of Wnl.»/1 SU \u2019JeC,\u2019i a,,< to guille ,l,e _ Atty.Gen.Cartier said ihal u,e I mTu'10 il ÜUg!\u2018l t0 pur!U,e* ,r ,,,cy failed It.at the | to do this, ho was prepared to submit a mo- IlOn h t m t i v- \u2014.^nuni.K saiu mat the Government had no further informât,on on the subject of the viait of His Royal llieh nM flinn Iwi L.I\t_l_.j\to\" article against Mr.Cartier\u2019s pro .ct.Ut.r confemp0rary Urglles thus 'Vhen the wisdom of Parliament proposes to amend an existing institution, it is to he supposed that the necessity for such ange is so self-evident as to commend it to general support, or Hut some local m-terest has sought to obtain the alteration.Ibis ought lo be more particularly the c.ie when ,t \u201e proposed to make any change in the principle or details of parliamentary representation.For example, when *\u2022 representation by population\u201d is asked for, by the almost uniter! voice of Upper Canada, there is a broad and i.iteiligih|L.prj\u201e.ciple put forward, as forming the ground, wor for legislation.The necessily is plain, and the requirement Miideniable.the audience, which was ns j: might have been, occasion, and not so large were highly dtdighied with this chaste and artistic £ wforniance, Garr'son Amateurs.-This evening e 0m?er?of the Garrison C,ve uno-,e P«ffocmance, and i|,e last, f,ir the .od r,.rs h\u201et n7 hill.ppMrod\thj I^dy of t icinstlre.and Uy \u201e,a8ir,\t,h.,erJlhe Hook.\tWl,Meyer inforraSlion the spot Grey had been torn from.Nor were Wcniment received on the sublect rela-i.ey to be seen only on the outer walls, \u201cve to the time of the I\u2019rince\u2019e departure but on the doors, and along the private [he proposed length of Ida visit&c PVoiild Sta.rruses, open as you mu,t know, i\u201e be laid before the House! Ho iZed mo-t ot the Roman houses.Along the H0 ts information would be received ;\u201cr5° flnd ,ht* V 14 Hnbuino I have counted ^efote the House rose.The motion was them myself by th rusands.In the coun- !,ostPoneJ try, all along the telegraph wires, the same\tsurvey of the st mA.m.™ bdls were seen hanging and waving like so\tMr Purr\ti many ffagg.The demonstration was not and Planî of I.V0,;e, *af,\tf°r Reporl of a nature to disturb that \u201cpublic order\u201d )>* \\i\t^P,oratlon anJ Survey made for w hi» h the Fie.wh General has made sf üla,crk a\u201cd Mr.Arcaml, from himself security.The Pupal goremment I\tof\tJohns.-Uorried.are greatly indiguant at it, Irowever.and LmolumlT Wf n °r-ered °f ,h?fees 30(1 orders have been issued for rrrests and\tof iW'strars of Upper Canada, d omiciliary visits this night.\tA long discussion took place on a motion The agitation of the public muid U In J r0m\u201e?tM °P,%®f Report of the Jo|n\u2018 T,\"e.rum?.rof *'\u2022« \u2022inm.di.tB d,.|Leu,J\"yùl'TJ\u2019Z'0™'''''\"* \"¦« ¦ ¦\u2014\t\u2022*«¦%«« v \u2022 rri si ri i /%\u2022%¦.«\t«a.#v\t.¦\t\u201cir*\t* Siacutesof Hie i, 4.,i,| lo |la\u201e \u201e Mo\u201ellgnor L1,r™M MbcV«Br: \u2019UI'd *m0\"*\u201c ,h' ,N,J as his to ., .i,h,,i.»\t|,*,(e\t'\u201c!'P\u201er'aV- u safe rt luge there.\tj\t0\u2018tc moved in amendment, that Antoneiii expressed himself '\u2019'¦«terdav il!»\tbe.ft,ferr i/kiw r.f # U\t_ \u2022 .\t* bu.there\u2019s a .«o,,.,., w\u201eieh poi,;,.a a ».d mural in rli.enio,,.And a, he i .hie n1n1,l|,-,lrat i7ile 3r)li! 7!\", : r,',f i>jr;;e,,;rii:7aV,;,:^;;;\t: ^rï.f *:;^n\t\",c e\"oir #f t\"cirorsu\"':;'- ''L^fcan.' j bëlhlëT^^ lëcorditra!^' ,\t, ^ ouy possibly require such a 1\tccorcnngly.loubtru! reform as that he proposes to foist htn nnt rsk^ \u2022 ._»\u2022« nto our representative institutions.Mr.Blondin\u2019s return to Quehec\u2019was welcomed iast evening by one of the Georcia Bay Canal.\u2014The people o Iuroiito are again agiiating this wildest o, «II projects.Tl.e Canal would cost millions\u2014be closed by ice for half the QUEBEC ELECTION.Mr.\\V.F.Powell, ordered to at-\u2019 J«;iid in his place and expiai,, the reason of d^of ,48t week, read an affidavit that he would not have «hh J\"1 ha.iistnilv f!?\u2019 w io were to go in to ] oronto to attend ffie Senrenl-at-A nns nn.l\t11*0 Irai,,, ,,1ii,nt(| \u201ei,|, ||W ,1(\u201e,rai,ce, of (,1P I'.mpraor Napol.o,,, r-tiirirad i\u201e Swiizur-nd m a Mate of consternation at the - ^-.\tuiMrii i^ who were to go in to Toronto to attend the meetings of the Council.Now, that would tion himself.Friday, April 13, I8G0.The Speaker took the chair at three o\u2019clock.Air.Dorion ami Mr McGee présente! a large number of petitions from Montreal \u2022gainst Mr.Cartier\u2019s Cities Division Bill.BILLS INTRODUCED.Dr.Connor, \u2014Bill to incorporate the town of Ingersoll and to divide the same into Words.Mr.Webb.\u2014Bill to incorporate the Mel-bourne Female Seminary.Mr.i»oLEY,\u2014-Bill (from Legislative Council) to extend ihe jurisdiction of Countv CourlR.\tJ Mr.Cameron.\u2014Bill for the suppression of Intemperance.Mr.Morin.\u2014Bill to extend the Act res-peeling the investigation of accidents by fire to the country parts.Mr.Buchanan.\u2014-Bill t,> extend certain provisions of the Consolidated Assessment Act of upper Canada to cities.decision of controverted elections., S\u2019cotte a'kt d leave lo iiitrodure a liill to establish a more expeditious mode of deciding controverted dénions.He said oxperic,hc had satisfied bin, that a Special 1 arliumentary Committee was not the proper tribunal for deciding a contested election.There was always a dancer of party spun influe,icing the decisions of I arliamentary Committees and it was impossible (o except fiom them impartiality and independence.He proposed by his Dill to vest the decision of contested elec-iions in the ordinary tribunals of the Country\u2014in Lower Canada, in the Superior Courts\u2014and in Upper Canada, h.euher of Hie Superior Courts of Common l^aw.His Bill provided that the petition \u2022mist be presented within fifteen days of Hie dose of the election, and that the Court must proceed contiunously with the case till it was closed.Mr.Sicotte went on to explain other details of his measures I which were intended to secure the expeditious settlement of every contested election and to free the Judges from any imputation of partiality.Mr.Dorion believed the hill would re-ceive the hearty support of the House as every one must he satisfied that the present system was one which should not be cou-tinned any longer.Second reading on Monday next.A Message was iceeived from the Legislative Conned agreeing to the Act respecting the sale and management of the Public Lands, without amendments.In obedience to the order of the Mouse, Mr.Dufresne attended in his place nnd stated that his reasons for being absent from the meetings of the select Committee on the City of Quebec Election Petition, are contained in the affidavit laid ucforc Ihe House yesterday.Mr.Dionne moved, that the excuse offered to the House by Mr Joseph Dufresne, he declared sufficient.Honorable J.S.Macdonald moved jn amendment, that ike ex,rase just olTered by Wpl, Dufre.ue, Esquire i, M\u201e\u201eracl ?and lllilt lip.t.'riron mix.\t' 1 (Continued) of Uj!!rrildiC!b COma,efeiaI ttnd »°ci'd condition Co , i! ?°\" ,,ie Nürlh\t«r Labrador ffon of bV\" JeCt rC ,Lt) jn.prM ed\" * ° t!,Ut Cua3t ilM,re\tRvnerally He! h\t,aW'!, A,r ««'elioration of ti^ha I,l * *^l|\t^1>e have been submitted s dL;08\tThere are ; 7ün fo'hrador whose «rasdtsthers , .\",e \u2018>r,e,nwl settlers and who have, from ac uhI possessor, for a number of years, «cquned magmary rights to property and privily, ;n.defined* H,8 7 LftVe neU*r bC0U\tor y legislative enactment.Now, the populaiiou of ,1,030 Northern regions, though well !rt!3,fr0dUnII\u2019V i,,Crett5iD« »'uiuber as intelligence, and mnat in a very short \u2022me, with the increased facilities of communie.-tion winch will bo atlbrded them, reach to such numbers ns will entitle tl^u, ,0 n rej.resentotiv* \u2022u the 1 rormcinl Parliament.The regulation of disputed rights, the deficiency of |i:o|,a, ,ho granting of water, fishing, und other privileges, aod the levying of tares are subject, w.th which he Legislature w.ll have to deal.The larger he population, the more difficulty will they experte,,re in settling the claims 'of those who,, ancestors were the original squatters, as well «.hoso who hold very questionable title deeds to \u2022 tier property, in view of the future greatness of the trade of the North Shore, and its value to he I rovinco at large, h appears to me, Mr.Lditor, of the highest importance that the Government should take immédiate measures to estai!,sh society lliere on a proper basis.The construction of u telegraph line between Quel and the Strait, of Udleisle will bring the in-habitants into constant communication with Canada, and very properly induce Traders the Coast to settle down there,-because, tuc principle reason why so large a number wintei \u2022n the more civilized portions of Newfoundland Nova Scotia and Canada, i, the fact that foi several mouth, of the year they are completely isolated from the world.Increased commercial facilities will also tend in a great degree to at-tract people to those shores, and the abolition ol all duties on imported goods will bave tha *fT,e| of developing their resources, and lnçre4,infl tbe.r profits.Hitherto they hare bad *0 nay most exorbitant price, for their good,, so rai,ch that iu a m.joriiy of instances the result 0f labours has beca only sufficient to tb0'\t° Savoy to France *\tof\\ao all the work of this district for the 1\t» *xt hundred v*»nr« ! n\u201cXt hundred yearp.» J (Hear, hear.) Hon.J.A.Macdonald thought the eense of the country practitioners was nlto-iielhcr opposed foTho Bill, which if passed \u2019ll .,\t* \"inw II passeu |Hymoiing direct I here, would certainly not meet with Roytil : vince and France.e .\t.à\t»\t* i ii.Mouy oi f ho bcrgenl-at-Arms am, hr\u201e\u201e\u201e|,l lira Ho, of tbio lluuoo i\u201e )0 ibero roprimomlol, os for comcMni.i, by Mr.Speaker\u2014Negotived on a division.The main motion was then agreed to, on a division.\t\u2019 I he House went into Committee on the subject of constituting Free Ports, and of promoting direct trade betweenlhis Pro- vinrA ftrwt\tv\tf them a taro subsistence.Abolish tha dutiü all articles intended for tlieFishar.es and yo will ted.ice the price to the consumer ;_ini pro\u2019 hL means of making money, and you stimula industry and commercial enterprise hut, iu order to do this, Mr.Km, * T(M, ^ not place him at tl.e mercy of a fc,v mj!,iUn m Gaepé, who, enjoying a mo.mpolv of trad and importing their goods Tree of duty wi'l n, be over scrupnlous as to.,hu priced,her wi carge.Quebec, as fou.,erly , m\u201es, be the Po.of shipment, and this leads me lo refer to anothc great objection to Ihe .ouversion of Gasp, Amherst, and New Carl-Sle into Free Ports-i will injure the cuiuiuei ce of Quebec.The Opposition bar a not ceased for some tira past to charge the Ministry with « desire t govern Upper Canada against the wishes of >he people.Leaving 1ho trutU of thij cbat(.^Ao b( decided by tha peopk themselves, I must qcausi tliem of having legislated not only coatrsryK the wishes but.against the interests of \u2018hpjnhabi tants of this City.The passage of lU Rccipro.c.lj iroaty (\u201e measure exclusively f.r.the boned ot Upper Canada,) almost ruined the trade ol Quebec irai, the Lower Ports.Five or aix years \u2022\u2022go.the people of the Lower Province* looked to Can-ida.a one for their supplies of the necessaries of h e.rovisions of all kinds, flour,.pork, beef, m\u201c! n,,,J Rroceries, were exportai during lbe season of navigaiion, to Newfoundland, Nova bcot.a, New Urn ns wick and Prince Edward\u2019s laland.At ihe present t.mo more Ilian omuhalf .3 received from the United Slates.The Americans, always distinguished for a go n-head smrif have Been rapidly opening up a ,rutK 1\t* L .wer Ports, and are now in\t, a®' than one half tlie bnsines» W|lipll .'D0r0r transacted at Quebec / Wl\"cl* Wn3 ^rf\"«ly «ports of flour\t°f lÜ9 IR^nnd ie.\tl>0fhh fur 'bo years deer* \u2022\u20180,,,t8 7 ' t,,nrC ,hn pubnc ,'n iJea f thu accr .aso in the Lower l*urt i^de 1853.1858.Flour, fiO.OOq big.\u201c 41,000 \u201c Decrease, 40,00(1 «« 1853.1358.1353.1853.Meal, 41 Deorenso, Pori:, 3.000 bis.1,200 \" 1,800 \u201c 5,000 his.1,500 \u201c Value, $.150,0 \"\t205,0 Decrease, $245,0 Value, $ 12.0 \u201c\t4,8 Decrease, $ 7,31 Va I ue, $ 05,01 \u201c\t28,5( D«ra\u201es,, 3JW « D,c\u201em ThU .t.leraonl, rarach ,1.,»,, \u201e ,ola ~\u2018 «Imt Huiler II,.u.l .ODcJmivelr, tb.l jn .h.th,c.\t0, \u201e pork and toenl dont, tlio exports Imre diminished to the extent of 1'our Hundred Thousand Dollars, This comprise* the exports from the City of Quebec only, and docs not include the large sup plies of groceries, hardware, dry and wood goods and the many small shipments of which wo hare no accurate returns, the dimunition in all ef which, if added, would swell the amount to One Million Dollars.Not satisfied with this great injury to our com merce, the Government entertain serious inten lions of levying an export duty on timber\u2014the great staple product of the country and the prin Tcipal trade of the Tort of Quebec.Whether or not the abolition of the difiarenhal duly in England on foreign timber, will induce them to ^ abandon the idea of taxing the labor of the country, and ruining the commerce of the St.Lawrence, remains to be seen ; but it is quite apparent that Mr.Galt, full no doubt of Montreal tendencies, aims another severe blow at our hy the establishment of Free Trade Ports at Gaspo.The effect, I conceive, will be to annihilate, as far ns Quebec is concerned, the Lower !\u2022\tPor\u2018 ««Port trade.If the inhabitants of that I\tlarge extent of coast\u20141000 miles in length- .v to be supplied at Gospé with goods, duty free, it ^ follows, as a natural consequence, that Quebec Ioso *hat Gaspd will gain.True, som* y persons will exclaim, but than they must procure I their supplies of flour from us.They cannot go vlsewhere and get their provisions.Those who speak thus forget that the assertion is contta-dicledby facts.Why, Montreal, which a few ye*rs *go had no connection with the Lower Port Trade, now divides it with Quebec.She bus already secured the entire Western trade, a large portiü2 of which, a few years back, Quebec enjoyed\u2014she is /V.st opening up u lucrative business with the United States, aud in the height of .ber ambition, ebe hopes one day to become in-\\ stead of Quebec, the great depot for tho mor-i -chantable timber productions for Western Cn-C nada.If the Gsspé merchants nre to become % isrge importers from Great Britain, and the I United States,course their stock of provisions « will require to be also large, and their cheapest ! markets the Western Ports.Indeed this is Mr.^ Galt\u2019s idea.Here ure bis words,\u2014.»' These nrt!_ ^o\u2019es (flour, pork, Ac.) will be brought down the St.Lawrence from the West, and not only will -the Esheror.en get manufactured goofs imported from Europe free, but they wilt also t,o able to buy previsions at the Free Ports cheaper than at any other point\u2019\u2019 ; or in other words, they will purchase them cheaper at G.tspé than at Quebec.I certainly approve of the principle of giving goods to the fisherman as cheap aa possible, and \u2022duty free; but l am quite convinced that to do that effectually, without beuefitting ore class and injuring another, the Porta on the Gaspé coast >m*«t not be made free.Lrt the goods, ns hither-^ *o be shipped from Quebec, and on the shippers wakmg a declaration that they aro for the use tff the fishermen and for trading purposes, the \u2019collector «ball be authorised to return the duty.This, I think, would bava the desired effect, and Would not disturb the present course of our trade with the Lower Ports.Fearing that I may encroach too much on your \u2022'Valuable tpacc, I must somewhaf.relitcinclly conclude, thanking you for your kinduess in giving insertion to mv hurriedly written remarks, T.II.G.Quebec, April 11, 1800.Errata,\u2014!a the 25th line of my last letter, for \u2018l moral\u201d read worst ; aud further on, for \u201cScot-laud\u201d ttni'Portlund jJdocrtiser.ENTERED OUT.fnrQtb];MorCb 27-Loui\u2018a> C,«,k !\tHubert Liverpool, March 27\u2014Jamr* Reddes,Roddick ; for NreMr, Uu :,,\u2018d nnd *r,\u2018 A* J- ilAllAM & TWO LOTS of BOOMS and CHAINS, lying at U.HION Cove.\u2014Apply to M.STEVENSON k CO., ^\t.\t.\ta Arthur Street.Queb.c, April U,'geo.\t44 Sa/c of Household Furniture, Horse, Waggons, Carts, $c., 4*c.Will be soW by Auctibn, on WEDNESDAY the 18ihiiisf\u201e at BALVKNIK HOUSE, St.Foy uoad, no.v occupied by Mr.Mitch bit :\u2014 OOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, eonristing of , ori'e,J'\u2019 '1 ahogany Book-Cases and Wsrd-jobes, Sofas, Tables, Ch drs, Lamps, Paintings, Refrigerator, Dairy Utensils, &c.AFTER WHICH t An exccileni family Hurse, ïyoïrs old, and warranted quiet in s idole or I ariuta ; A four-wheeled double Waggon, covered, six seits and lamps, both by Gtngras ; A light double Waggon, two or four seata a pleasure ; Double covered and single Garbles, Buffalo Kobe*, Ac.,&c., ; \u201caddle, double Bridle, and Ihtee setts Harness 5 -arden Roller, Farm or Snow Roll w, Carts, Berlin Sleigh», Farm U ensils, &c., &c.&e A good Milk Cow.\t\u2019 Sale precistly at ONE o\u2019clock, P.M, St B.4'J CHEMICAL BATH.\u2022pHE UNDERSIGNED would most respectively X Ifiform the Public, that the above FAIi FAMED BATH is now IN WORKING ORDER, and ready for all who wish to avail thtmsclres of such an jnr,- l)ISEASES,*djr ,UraU timJs °r RHEUMA1'10 .\tNORMAN MACK AY.Qui hoc, April 12, IShO.\t44 F.H.HALL, A Quebec, April 7, I860.TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF MONTREAL.OM Tl!» OCCASION OF THB VISIT OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TH IS PRINCE OF WALES BOARD OF ARTS AND MANUFAC * TL'RES «ill publish full partisulars in future \u2022dvtniseirteiiL QUEBEC POST OFFICE, 9th or Avril, I860.A MAIL K>lî F.NGI.AND, per Canadian Line, Will be closed at th a ofiiee, on FRIDAY, the I3tli instant, nt 7.30 A.M.; sud alto ner I'*?*.\u2018>\u2018i MONDAY, the 1C b iiisttul, al 7.30 A.M.43 J SEWELL, I\u2019osimaster, Miss Contribii'i»ns of Articles Canada wj.l be leceivtd.ftoia til y?.r: c.- 3 v- - -i ss?5 Ù* »¦ S 3 3 - fa\", fa n .t n Ü ; n ~.= ¦S'*\t» 2 5 j* Sf y.5 -.fa^ fT : -n n Z.n \u2022 \u2014 J \u2014 «\u2022 : .2 \u2022 r> rzi \u20225 c ! PALMA CHRISTI POWDER, a very exeeltent preparation for Mia Hair, Botanic Hair Wash, which cfTeetuilly eradicalte ôdirf, and giving the Hair a beiutiful glo*B, Is especially adapted for nursery use.Highly Scented Brown Wiedsor and ether Tuileite Soaps in variety.Antiseptic Tooth Powder, a superior Deetifrlce, giving whitenecs to the Teeth and healthiest* to the Gums.Ess.Kondcletic, Eiu de Cologne, Laveader Water, Piesse & Lnbin\u2019s Periutnery, he.A small quantity of English Ketchup, importe! direct\u2014very good.N.B.-AII Drugs And Chemicals warrante! geaeiee ind prescriptions dispensed with the greatest care.Quebec, July 13 1858.\t83 ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c.A.THOMPSON, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURE PAPER RULER, Balldings, St.Peter Street.AND Nan\u2019s PULL SETS of BOOKS for Baekt, Insefaets Companies, Mercantile Houses, Aseoeiatiees kc\u201e made to order from the beat English Ptptrs, of superior Binding, end Paged.\u2014ALSO,\u2014 All varieties ef Plain & Dicoiativi Bindinw.Quebec, May 21, 1859.\t64 H.& W.BANSLEY, (First Prize, World\u2019s Fair, 185!, ae! 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