The Quebec mercury, 10 novembre 1860, samedi 10 novembre 1860

[" I .SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, I860.VOLUME LV1.mores et studia et populos et prælia dicam.Viug.Geo.IV NUIVIBER 135* .(.uro No.47,121.Aliss Etir.abeib Jaeobs, of rxticine ner-lousiiiss, iiulgerttot, gaibcrn gs, low spirits, mid ner vous fancies.Cure No.Ol.Slii, the Revd.James T.I'nnipbell, Fakenliatii, Norfolk, of indigestion, nml t «rpid iv ol ihe liver.Cu e No.40,*270.J.RotieiP, l'-\u20181 I of ÿJI0,(I00,01HI, a G1 tier I tidvoiniivr iJ'.iniL.aK-fJie.irLoli* ro>r /u t'u} Rost Office*, Lcgislatin, Forciün MinistetH mid nil.The ummmt iveicbsovri mxliu.i'rrd I'm* in pmeui II.A l:ons.\u2014 M ichel Piamondon, a calcshc driver in the employ, of a carter named Uoivin, was convicted on complaint of Daniel Roza, Detective Constable ofPolice, with haring on Wednesday night in St.John street, carried about his person a deadly weapon, known as iron-knuckles, and lined $10 or 30 days at hard labor, and locked up.The weapon was destroyed bv order of the Recorder.The Grand Trunk Railway.\u2014We find the folltwing statement, in connection with the Grand Trunk Company, in tie \u201c City Article\u201d of the London Times, of the 23rd ultimo :\u2014 A report was circulated to-day that some steps have been taken in Canada to bring the, affairs of the Grand Trunk Railway to a crisis by placing them under legal adjustment.According to some accounts tho representatives of the English share and debenture holders have applied for the nomination of a receiver, by oublie flosrvdch I wh\"in the future administration of the nroper-\u2018 1 K ; ,1! h\tI ty and revenue of the line would be conducted Uic LiHglKU ca - jn oxuct relation to the equitable rights of all putable rights the parties interested.The statements on the subject, however, are so vague that it will be necessary to wait for some announcement from tlie directors.That the uiauagemeiit in Canada must be in a peculiar state of uncertainty or confusion is to be inferred from the fact that although the dividend on the second preferential bonds for JLT, 111,500, which were issued in London in May last, was dishonoured more than three weeks buck, no explanation has yet been olVered to the holders.The capital expended on this line lias been £13,783,008, and.; with tlie exception of a liability of £\u201874,000 per ! annum on a lease of tho Atlantic and St.Luw- POLICE COURT.Before J.Maguire, Esquire, I.à S.F.[Reported for the Quebec Mercury.] Thursday, 8th Nov, isoo/ 1 heft on Shipboard.\u2014James McLaughlin, a deserted Seaman, and now a runner for oue of the .Siiilurs boarding houtie keepers, in Chump- lain street, was convicted for having stolen tho the sum ol 2s.10{d.the property of the Boatswain on board the Eldorado, now in port, under tlie following circumstances.The prisoner huJK gone on board that vessel yesterday ostcnsbl^^^ to assist the Carpenter (who had been discharged tioin the vessel) to remove his things from her.YN bile the carpenter was engaged in packing, the prisoner was occupied on his own account in rifling the pockets of the boatswain\u2019s trousers, which he hud taken from under tho pillow in the \u201c hunk.\u201d They fortunutelv coV tnincd only the amount above stated, which tho prisoner transfered to his own pockets.But before he could put the trousers down' they \\\\ ere seen in his hand by one of tlie crew, and taken from him.Tlie boutswian missed his money, and the prism e \u2022 was given into the t tod) ot the Hiver polie \u2022, who found the cj sinii upon his person.Several cm « XU of the coins were distinctly sworn to by the private prosecutor.I he prisoner was handed over to Mr.MacLurcn's safe keeping for eight days.The admirable Bund of the Royal Canadian Biffes, and its talented leader have not been forgotten by the Prince of Wales.Mf.Carey is the recipient of a magnificent gold pen and pencil-case, from the Prince, and each individual composing the band has, we undcrstimd, received tho handsome sum of about thirty dollars.i In Chicago, last week, a colored woman named Pierce received through the Post-office a small paste heard box containing a 1 vc adder.It was accompaiucd by a note trom her faithless husband, requesting her \u201cto receive the little pet.\u201d The wonia*» screamed with fright and dropped the box, so that she was not bitten.Sending adders in the mail is a worse act than sending an-old-fashioned \u201c infernal machine.\u201d \\ i renco Road, tho only preference which stands prior to that of the £T,lll,500 bonds on which default has now been made is on an issue of £\u20182,000,000 «3 per cent, lirst mortgage bonds.Thus far, therefore, it lias not been able to provide for a punctual payment of interest on one-fourth of its cost.Last year the unsatisfactory harvest in Canada, and the small demand for breadstull's on this side, were assigned as the reasons of the discouraging eharater of its result, but witli tlie present season and its abundant crops, the visit of the Prince of Wales, and the opening of the Victoria bridge, the commencement of a great and progressive improvement was relied upon.Yet the shares which on this day twelvemonth were at 40 are now at 2(Jj, while the ordinary debenture bonds have fallen frem 74Jt52.\u2018Under these circumstances the continued absence of any definitive statement regarding tlie measures contemplated, and the exact amount of the debts yet to be provided for, and for which probably the levying of an execution may have been apprehended, is a ground of strong complaint among tho many families interested, since it not only creates painful suspense, but facilitates the depreciation of their property by the operations of local speculators who may be bet -ter informed than themselves.Among the reports current to-day was one to the effect that the company having made application to the Canadian Government for further assistance have received a reply that the Government will lay the ease before tlie Canadian Parliament, and meanwhile appointa commission to make investigations.This and the other statemeuis put forth may he wholly erroneous, but the rcs-ponsibility, of tlie fact iiiat the investors in this The Fishery Oompetion,\u2014The Surveying Schooner Gulnara, Coin.Hancock, arrived here on Saturday, being seven day.-» from Newfoundland, on which coasts she has been employed since May last.Wc learn Hhat tlio Cod Fishery in Placentia Bay, usually so productive, has failed this year, and much distress in the coming winter is anticipated.It is the commonly received opinion amongst all the fishermen on thcsrlon, Mariiney six prisoners in the time required to kill one 1 Ue *L»y, L.St.Lewis.From Toroir.o\u2014Dr.Ilian.\tI Robertson, John ifaury, Miss Mary Lawson, Mrs.__________ ________ I Anna llenliy.From Uuiied Stales\u2014G.A, Saber.Louis Napoleon is said to he somebody else than himself, by a correspondent of the1 Edinburgh Chronicle, who claims to have 1 obtained some information from a woman 1 named Mercier, who knew the genuine Louis, during his exile in America.Her absurd story is to the effect that the real1 son of Queen Hortensc died in Mercicr\u2019s I house, and that the present Emperor of the French is a person named Bowen, who was a steadfast companion of the real Simon Pure, and bore a striking resemblance to him ! The imposture is alleged to have been concocted in order to prevent an inquiry into the circumstances under which the prince died.We have seen this story before, and believe it to have been contradicted by General E Webb, of the New York Courier and En- \u201c quirer, who knows the \u201c past\u201d and present Louis Napoleon to be the selfsame individual.\u2014-«- How Americans Administer Justice.\u2014-A blunder, very characteristic of the administration of criminal justice in New York, will be found noticed in our Law reports to-day.It appears that on a recent motion in the Court of Oyer and Terminer to arraign Francis Enright for the manslaughter of one Daniel J lorrigan, counsel for the prisoner moved to have the trial postponed under plea that an important witness for the defence was \u201c absent in Eu-r[1Pc- \u2019 The Court, to guard against imposition, directed that an affidavit supporting the plea should be made ; whereupon an affidavit was drawn, averring that the witness in question \u201c had left New York only three weeks ago in the steamer Connaught, bound f»r Ireland\u201d\u2014that unfortunate vessel, as we all know, having been burned within a day\u2019s sail of Boston, on her voyage from Galway to that port, about the time indicated.Nevertheless, the venerable Judge of the Oyer and Terminer accepted the affidavit as satisfactory, and the order for postponement was made.\u2014N.Y.Times.t in.-18 Ca'jiu aaj 'Jj Sticrage l'as* \u2022ngi'ra.\u2014 Tut 1 43, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.P^r \u201c Prrsia.\u201d (Com) il d fnm the London Shipping A M«.rcan* till Gnzvtie, from the 2Gth to tbe 27th Uetober, inclusive.) VESSELS ARRIVED FROM QUEBEC.Consul.Cana la HritHh Lion, Champion Earl On-y, Uxi-ie, Freiitri-k Willn-lm IV, Dio Brant, l rgeiit.St Lawrence, Ha aid ilaariagcr, Princes* Rio al, Margurelta, Marnntmiu.FROM MONTREAL.Walo*, Queen of Britain.Razors, Knives, &c.P L A M O N D O N Ni \u2022\t-U» -I G.iudkx Stiibbt, sharpei description repairs CUTLERY of every cheap rate.Quebec, Nov.10, 1800.at u 134\u201412m On the 8t!i insta it the wife of Henry E.Steila' Eaq , of u ilnuglit'-r.Dreadful Accident.\u2014Galignani says : The representation at the Hippodrome, -, Paris, was u few evenings ago brought to a sudden and most melancholy cloi-c by a terrible event, which, we fear has caused the death of three persons.The second part of the performances commenced by what is called in the hills, The aerial trio, or pyramid ascension, at the height of one K hundred foot from the ground, of Mdlle.JjQiii.sc and MM.Hippolyto and Francois.\u201d The two men hud ascended on two parallel tight ropes, with the girl standing partly on the shoulder of one of them, and with her other foot on a balancing-pole held k by them in front, when, arriving c!o e to the highest point of the ascent, one of tho ropes broke, and the three unfortunate performers were precipitated with fearful violence to the ground.They were seen to turn over as they fell and came down so heavily that no hope could be entertained .\u2022 of ultimate recovery.Tho sensation caused was terrible\u2014-a wild shriek arose from the audience, and several ladies fainted.The directors came forward to state that the performance must of course terminate, and requested the audience to withdraw without Crowding into the arena.Medical aid was immediately brought to the unfortunate sufferers, but, although they still breathed, no hope was entertained of survival.\u201d ¦ ¦ »?«- The Prussian Gaze tic states that in the ftouth of Russia, and in the province of Kieiv, more than 1000 persons have already lost their lives through the sting of a venomous lly which has conic from Asia.It had also made its appearance in the same country about sixty ,or seventy years-ago, and then caused tho rffoatb of s number of pereens.Quebec Church Society.THE STATED MEETING oftlie CENTRAL BOARD will beheld in LECTURE HALL Anne Street, ou WEDNESDAY, November 1L at THREE o\u2019clock, P.M.By order, GILBERT PERCY, Secretary.Quebec, Nov.10, 18G0.\t134' Cranberries ! Cranberries ! ! Cranberries ! ! ! Jicccired t It is Morn imj, Afresh supply of prairie chickens and QUAIL.-AI.SO\u2014 Thirty Barrels North-West CRANBERRIES, the finest that have ever been imported to this market, and For sale by thus.McConnell, Finlay Market, Lower Town.Quebec, Nov.10, 18G0.\t134\u2014a MAIL FOR ENGLAND, PEU CCXARD LIXX.< Quebec Post Orrics, ( 8th of November, 18G0.A MAIL FOR ENGLAND, per Cunard Li.ne, will be CLOSED at this Oftiec.on MONDAY NEXT, at SEVEN o\u2019clock, A.M.J.SEWELL, 134\u2014b\tPostmaster.Received by the Subscriber, per S.S.11 Auglo-Saxon,\u201d and for Sale.English and scotch game, Wood Cock, Partridge.Pheasants, Black Cock, Grouse, Venison and Hares.thus.McConnell, ,\t\u2022 Finlay Market, Lower Town.Quebec, Nov.8, 18G0.\t134\u2014e ROOM PAPER !J100M PAPER ! !! I) EC HIVED, per steamship \u201cCANADIAN,\" v Flock and Gold, Gold and Satins, for Drawing, Dining, and Bed-rooms ; also, Sienna and other Marbles, for Halls, Staircases.Vestibules, &c., Ac.-ALSO,\u2014 White Lead, Zinc, Black, Brown, Red, Yellow, Paris and Saxon Greens and Umbers, in OIL.\t\u2019 Vermillion, Vandyke Red, Vandyke Brown Terra-Siennas, Umbers, Chrome Yellows, Purple and Mahogany Browns, Fire-proof Ochres, Ac., Ac., in POWDER.Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Coach-body, Cabinet and Turner Varnish, Black and Brown Japans, Patent Knotting, Patent Dryer\u2019s Puttv, Window Glass, Ac., Ac., Ac.For Sale by 8.CORNEIL, 41, St.John Street.Quebec, Nov.8, 18G0,\t134\u2014lm Flower Bulbs, Hyacinths, Narcissus Tulips, &c.JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment of tho above, in tine order, which are offered for rule at low prices, bv JAS.H.MARSH, Chemist, cor.Palace A John Streets.Quebec, Nov.8, 18G0,\t134\u2014c NEW NOVEL.QVKU the Cliffs, by Charlotte Chanter,\u2014 P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, Nov.8, 18G0.\t134 Cumming\u2019s Last Great Boob.m mg,\u20145s.Quebec Nov.8, 18G0 igh, by Kcvd.John Cum-P SINCLAIR.134 Literary & Historical Society.THE NEXT MONTHLY GENERAL MEETING, will be held at the rooms, Saving\u2019s Bank Buildings, St.John Street, on WEDNESDAY, 14th inst., at FOUR o\u2019clock, P.M.GEORGE T.CARY, Recording Secretary.Qtlbecc, 10th Nov., 18G0.\t135 E.& W.POSTON & CO.Have just received and o ffer for Sale, l TTIIPS.Bright Muscovado SUGAR, Jl 150 Puncheons, IIlids, and Brls.Heavy bodied Cienfuegos and Muscovado Molasses.250 Half Chests Souchong Teas, 500 Boxes Fresh Layer, Muscatel and Valentin Raisins, 100 Cases Pint Olive Oil, \u2014AN!)\u2014 5 Qr.-Casks Superior Whiskey.Lower Town, Nov.1ft, 18G0.Illustrated News, October 20th, \u2014price, Is.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Old Bourbon 135 HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.I^HE Household Journal of Information, .Amusement and Doinostie Economy, published Weekly at 7s.Gd.per annum, or 3d.a number.0\\ ATI ON to the first Garibaldinn who entered the Cafe do l\u2019Europe, Naples, Prince of Wales descending a timber-slide at Ottawa.Lumber Regatta, Ottawa.Review of H.M.Troops and Volunteers at Capo Town, by Prince Alfred.Arsenal and Port of Rio de Janeiro.Garibaldinn Volunteers.Demolition of Westminster.Battle of Voiturno Bridge, liiml repulse of the Neapolitans.View of Capua.Buttery where the Neapolitans burned the Wounded Garibaldians.Fight in tho field, near St.Angelo.Neapolitan troops surprised in a ravine P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, Nov.8, 18G0.\t134 THE MAYORALTY.To the Electors of the City of Quebec.J^fENTLEMEN,\u2014Permit me to inform you VJ that it is my intention to solicit your votes at the approaching election for MAYOR.At present it is unnecessary for mo to say more than to refer you to my votes for the las't five years in the City Council, and also to remind you that two years ago I retired in favor nf A.Joseph, Esq., SO as not to divide vour in, lllienee and votes.These facts, 1 e.msidorl should induce many of you to vote for mo at the coming election, ^\tROBERT SHAW.Quebec, Nov.G, 1SG0.\t133\u2014f CONTRACT roa LAND TRANSPORT, (^l.AI.El) TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received at this office until NOON, on MOND.M, the 19th instant, from all persons who may be willing to supply such LAND TRANSPORT as may be required by tho Commissariat Department at Quebec, from 1st .liimuiry to 31st December, 1801, us per Schedule lollowiug viz ;\u2014 RATES AND DISTANCES, UAC.OAUK AND STORES.One horse vehicle and driver, at per diem, Two do\tdo\t2 do\tdo Three do\tdo\t2 do\tdo For every Cord of Wood of 128 cubic feet, or Chaldron of Coals, carted from the Fuel ^ urd, at St.Kochs, to any place within the Toll Gates and Citadel.Fer every do, or do, carted from the Citadel, or either Fusl Yard, to the Governor\u2019s residence, Cataniequo.For every Chaldron of Coal carted from the Coal hole on the Citadel, toany place within its walls.lor every 100 Gallons of Water carted from outside St.John's Gate to any part of the Upper Town.CAUTINO AT run Tlltl*.From Citadel to any part of Upper Town, and vice versa.«From do do, Lower do or any of the wharves on the River and vice versa.From any part of the Citadel to another, brum any part of Upper Town toany part of Lower Town, or to any Wharf on the River, and vice versa.From any part of Upper Town to another.From do do Lower do do From the Citadel, Upper, or Lower Town, to any place within tho Toll-Gates, and vice versa.From do or do to Governor's residence, Cataraeque, and vice versa.From do or do to the I'lnins of Abraham, and vice versa.Blank lorms of Tender to he obtained at the Commissariat Office.Two sureties, subject to the approval of the Senior Commissariat Officer, and whose real signatures must appear upon the Tender will be required for the due performance of the eon-tract.The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this office, where the parti's Tendering are desired to inspect them before they make their tenders.Tho Contractor to pay for the drawing up of tiie Contract in Quadruplicate by a Notary, who will be selected by and receive bis instructions from tho «Senior Commissariat Officer.W.M.ROGERS, D.A.C.Ü.Commissari t, Quebec, Nor.(!, 1800.133 THE ELECTION OF MAYOR, TO TIIE ELECTORS OF TUB CITY OFQUEBEC.Gentlemen,\u2014The announc \u2022ment made by Mr Laxgbvim of bis declining to be a Candidate for the MAYORALTY, has induced me to accept the invitation which a largo and influential number among you have done me the honor to renew, that I should consent to be nominated fur that Office.I thank you most gratefully fortius kind expression of Vour cun- THE GREAT PR ERA RATION, or Redemp-\tYour support is based on your know- tion drnweth nigh, bv Revd.John Cum.ledge of my character, and bo assured that my conduct will shew how deeply I appreciate the value of your good opinion, and the sense of the obligations it imposes upon me.Let me trust that your experience of my past will he a guarantee for tiie future.The time for preparation for a contest is not long, but vigour and determination will ensure viotorv.To effect this, wc will apply ourselves in earnest.1 remain, Gentlemen, Yours respectfulIv, THUS POPE.Quebec, Nov.3, 1800.\t132__u QUEBEC) Permanent Building Society.Qieiiec, Nov.0, 18G0.TIIE SHAREHOLDERS of this Society are hereby re«|nested to pay their MONTHLY INS 1ALMENT, which comes duo on the NINETEENTH (19th) INSTANT, being the third Monday.F.VEZINA, 133\tScc\u2019y.A Troa'r Quebec, Nov.10, 18G0.J\u2019 SINCLAIR.134 NEW BOOKS.T Information for the Housekeeper in all Branches of Cooking ami Domestic Economy, by Mrs.E.F.Iloskell,\u20147s.Gd.Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, and Poems, by T.B.Manuilov,\u2014 Is.Gd.A (\u2019ourse of Six Lectures, on the Various forces of matter, uiid their relation to each other, by Michael Faraday,\u20144s.cd.Cousin Harry, by Mrs.Grey,\u2014Gs.3d.Ellen Maynard, or the Death of the Hawshnws \u2014Is.3d.\t\u2019 P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, Oct.23, i860.\t127 Cheap English Editions of New Books EL FUNIKDOS, a tale of Mount Lebanon, by the Author of the \u201c Lamplighter,\"\u20143s.9d.CE< 1 L, or the Adventures of a Coxcomb,\u20143s.A NK KLE PON in every House, by Waters,\u20143s.I be SAl AKETHUSA, by Captain Chnmero \u20143s.P.SINCLAIR.131 Quebec, Nov.1, 1800.ESTATE BOIS FRERES.rnHE Creditors of the Estate BOIS FRERES, X are requested t«> meet at the Office of A.JOSEPH, Napoleon Wharf, on MONDAY, 5th November, at Half-past THREE o\u2019clock, t.r.>-ccivc a Dividend, and on other Imsiuess connected with the Estate.\t\u2022 ' A.JOSEPH, ) Trustees, W.WITHALL, > Estate OHS.HUOT.) Bois Frerc# Qufcbsr, Nov.1, 1860.\t131\u2014f UUEBEC POST OFFICE, 1st November, 180).ON and I ROM MONDAY, the 15th instant, MAILS 1er Montreal, Unilid States and Canada West, will be closed at this Office m EIGHT, A.M.and FOUR, P.M.except SATURDAY S when the ma l w i 1 he el ised fur the above Offices at 3, P.M., per Su a-ner.J.SEWELL, UU\u201411____ ______ Post-muster.FALL AND WINTER\" DRY GJOOIIS.YYTM.LAIRD «I* CO, have now received the W whole of their FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, to which they would call the attention of intending buyers.The stock will be found (on inspection) t«« be one of the largest, best assorted and < heup-est in this eity.WM.LAIRD & CO.Quebec,'Oct.1G, 1800.\t121\u2014lm 3urtfan è^alrs.THE BOOK AUCTION UNDER THE Banque Nationale, Si.iohu Street, SIGN OF THE Il E 1) F L A G .Mr judi STAMM 1) is SELLING NIGHTLY smh un and vai.uaii!,k woitics as Coleridge, Shelly, Shakespeare, Dryden, Milton.KAMPTULICON, OB ELASTIC FLOOR CLOTH, Of tho improved manufacture of Messrs.Taylor, Harry & Co., LONDON, OHIO T X A1, PAT ENTEES*, Noiseless, impervious to damp, warm to the feet, cleanly and durable.ITS USES.lu Private House.®, Halls, Pas Bnges, Nun eric* Bathrooms, Libraries, Ac.Burns, Montgomery, Com per, Southey, Moore, .1° Churches and Clnpels, for the Floors of Ye»- Pope, Ossian and Ilmlihnis,\u2014Mith many other Poets ; complete editions and u\u2019urruiitcd.\u2014also\u2014 Chambers\u2019 Information for the People, and Cyclopedia of English Literature, Dickens, Sir Walter Scott's and Lewr's Works.Burke, Johnson, Boswell's Johnson, Addison, Kollin.Plutarch, Irving, Bayard Taylor, ami Allison's Europe, llallam's Middle Ages, Humboldt\u2019s Cosmos, Motley's Dutch Republic, Worcesters Webster\u2019s, Walker\u2019s and Johnson's Dhtion-ries, Braude's Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia Americana, 14 vols, Prideaux\u2019s Connection, Patrick, Lowiih and Whitby's Commentaries trios, Aisles and I\u2019tws.Ecclesiastical patterns arc special!v made.For Public Buildings, Court Houses, Hotels, and ell places subjected to excessive wear, an extia illicit quality is made expressly.Sole Agents for Canada, GL O YE?.& FP.Y, QUEBEC, who are provided with patterns, and prepared to take orders.C.J\u2019 The material itself, as supplied ly them, may be seen in actnul and satisfactory use on ihu floors o( the Corridors, Long Boom, itc., at the Barnes and Scott's do.Du ight's Theology, Spurgeon's Works.Jay's do., Hooker's do.,1 Alford's Greek Testament, Sketches of Sermons, and many other desirable Theological and Religions Works.A large variety of Family Bibles\u2014some splendid copies.Also\u2014Catholic and Protestant Prayer Books.Classical Works in the original and literal Translations.The Publie are invited to call and examino the works.Quebec, Nov.1, I860.\t131\u2014f Quebec, Oct.20, 1SG0.\t125\u2014lm ï'arpcïs! Floor Oil Cloths! CURTAIN DAMASKS.& o.c in ô8 = S?5'2H5o'Soc8§§ô'SS jjp >>>\u2022>>>> ^ y y >*>¦'> y\ty > O kiïis'aSxkr^skaisrkiasri! ~\t?This Branch was only opened last January, and now has an income of 875,000 ! which is retained in the country.The increase of Business in England is unprecedented.shown by the Parliamentary returns and the following taken from the late September Report :\u2014 *\u2022 It will thus be seen that the total amount of business done during the last nine months of the Company's operations has been TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND ONE NEW POLICIES, producing an additional annual income of 8150.000 ! Representing Property insured to the extent of Till HIT MILLION DOLLARS! The Report further says, that \u201c the Directors congratulate the Shareholders on this satisfactory increase in the business of the Company, and they have every reason to believe that from the connection now formed it will continue to increase in the same ratio.The Capital of the Company is devoted entirely to Fire Liaiiilitiks, having no reserve for a Life Branch.All losses in Canada are submitted to the gentlemen composing the Board who examine the particulars, and if found satisfactory, at once order the payment of the claim.This system lias called' forth numerous cards of thanks.If differences should arise between claimants nnd the Company, the Manager is fully empowered to accept of any process in law.ALEXANDER STUART.Manager for B.N.America.Agents ron Quebec :\u2014 JOHN ANDERSON, Nun's Buildings, St.Peter Street.J.B.PRUNEAU, Des Fosses Street, St.Roelis.Quebec, Aug.2, 1800._____________92 MILITARY GOLD BRAIDS AND CORDS, Embroidery, lirai din g Sf Embossing.C.fe A.Smeaton respectfully invite the Ladies to cull aud examine llwir patterns for Embroidery, Braiding and Embna-ing ; having received the latest French designs tl\u2019éy are prepared lo execute any pattern to order.Scotch Embroidery, Colteii, Silk, Wool nnd Cotton Braids, Gold and Silver (\u2019.raid: and Cord*.£3\u201dAI1 to be Sold Cheap, for Cash.Quebec, Nov.11.1858.\t135 ©tgl) ê'cljool of Quebec.HMIE usual cou se of instruction in this Insti-X tution comprises English Reading ; Grammar and Composition, History, Geography, Writing ; Arithmetic, General and Commercial ; Mathema-ics, including Geometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Ac.: French, Latin, and Grerk.Terms, as heretofore, JtT2 ID.per annum, payable quarterly m advance ; Scholars under ID year* of age £10 per annum.By a d ue distribution of labour among the Teacher and other arrangement*, a full opportunity is afforded of securing proficiency in the practically useful, as well a> the classical branches.Quebec, Aug.9.IR59.\t12\u201412m MOW fôSADÏ» JtJY HISTORICAL SKETCU\\ or thb %$U nf (DrUitn BRING a paper read hciVe the Literary and Historical Society, of Quehe?, on Wed.nesdty Evening, the 4'h of April, 186), by N.H.Bowen, Assonate Member,\u2014Quebec, piinted al the Mercury\u201d Office.PRICE I».81.For »ale by Mi.P.Sinclair and Masir*.Middleton fe Dawson.Quebec 17, tnAug.IS-'O.\t99 RELIEF IjY TEN MINUTES.BHYAN\u2019S PULMONIC WAFERS.Tiif.Original Medicine Establmhrd in 1737, and fust «rticle of the kind e»er introduced under the naim of \u2018\u2018Pulmonic Wafers,\u201d in this or any other country ; all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits.The genuine cm b< known by the name, BRYAN being itnnped cn each WAFER.rryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Ttlievc Coughs, Colds, Sore Toroat, fj^ariene»».biiyan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Relieve Astlum.B-onthitis, B.iiio dt B'lalhing.rryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Relieve Spilling of Blood, Pains in the Chest.BhYAN\u2019S pulmonic wafers Relieve It c ptent Consumption.Lung Diseases.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Relieve irritation of the Uvula and T onsils.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Reliefs the above C mipl ii it* in Ten Minute*.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Are a Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions.rryan\u2019* pulmonic wafers Are adapted fur Yucalie's and Pubhc Speaker*.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Arc in a simple form and pleasant to ha las r.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Not only relieve, but eff et rapid and I isting Cures.bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers Arc warranted to give sat.al'aviion to every one.t*VSi PECTORAL Vtigle Life Insurance (ompaiiy, ESTABLISHED IN 1807.CANADA A GESC V ESTABLISHMENT IN 1825.TilE realized Assets of this Company amount to upwards of Two Millions Pounds Ster- ling.The Annual income is about Three Hundred and Sixtv-live Thousand pounds.rite N timber of existing Policies is upwards of Fourteen Thousand, insuring Seven Millions.I'lio Divisions of Surplus are quinquennial and the surplus [less twenty per centjis distributed amongst the assured.The rates of Premium aro as low as the experience of more than half a century warrant, and as eighty per cent of all profits is every live years divided amongst the assured, it is evident that these rates arc the very lowest that any Life Insurance Company ran demand consistent with its own safety and the consequent security of the assured.Policies are issued with or without participation of prolits for one vear, seven years, whole Life, Joint Lives, or payable on the life attaining the nge of Sixty.Premiums payable Quarterly, half yearly, or yearly, one half credit for first five years.W.k W.C.HENDERSON, Ag ents in Canada.Quebec, Jany.7,1 SCO.\t3\u201412m\t__ WORCESTER'S Illustrated Quarto Dictionary, 1.854 PAGES.The LATEST, \u2019I he LARGEST, The BEST.T MHS BOOK na« pub.ivhed i-m.1, I860, and \u2014- -1 * © fe* *Ç « a.5 : No Family thnulil be with mi Jv Bux of bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers in ihu ii'.u-e Nc Traveller shield he without a supply of bryan\u2019s pulmonic wafers in Ins pocket.No person Will evrr object^lo give far \u2022 bryan\u2019s PULMONIC wafers Twen y-Five Cen's.JOB MOSES, Sola Proprietor, Korhc.ter, N.V.For sals in Quebec by G.G.Ardoui > ; Juo.Mustmi ; J u.Bjwle» ; J.S.Bowen, and all .Medicine Dealers.Quebec, June £¦?* V a ?- * VT -\u2022\u2014 » ' 20,out) Copies have already been Sold! and the Twenty \u2022Filth Thousand i« now in pres*.This Bunk has all Hi* draiiable quail iea of Web ter, nnd none i f hi* innovations.II.It.If.Prince Albsrt, in ana lograph letter iddre-std to lion.Fdward K%ereU,da cd Buck ng-ham I'alai e, Mi)' 9, l^Ct), writes : \u2014 Mv De»r vlr Eveiel'\u2014I have to acknowledge the rerei.il of llie very hii.dsome copy ot Dr.Wm-resiri'» Die lonary, which you tuve bien good enough to send me, and I must brg ul you a 8u to «>su e ihe publisher* that I am very sensibl\u2019 ol t c kind feelii g winch they have inanifrs ed towards me, L is *eiy g'a'ilyi g to »-e that the present language rertives such valuatile aid fur ts dive oj tmcut and the pieservR'ion of its puii'j n y .ur country.rHK HIGHEST ENGLISH AUTHORITIES, are unanimous in tln-ir rulogiums upon Worcester\u2019s Quarto Dictionary.Letter» ixpre-M-.g their approval have been rtccivid fr mlTorln Iticbardson, the venerable ml .or of '\u2022Richardson\u2019s Dictionary;\u201d lleiberl ('uleridgc, S c.Philological Society ; Ruha-d C.I ieuch, If.Smart, and al*o bom Dr.Bnaworth, Prof, of \" Anglo-SaX'iu \u201d at Oxford University.Hie lauer s >js of it : \u201c |M ,h w, n is the moat complete and prartie*!, the very i e t as well as ihc rhrapest Enxb\u2019h Die The Great Celebrated Prepared from a prescription of Sir J.Claikr, M.i).iMiyn but a s :re and s,fe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstructions, from any ciu-e whatever and althinili a powerfol remedy, it contains dj* thmz hurtlul lo ihe conatiiutiun.To Married Ladies it is peculiirly suited.Ii will, in a «hurt time, bring on lliu mouthljr periid wi h regolariiy.In all cas-s of Nervous and Spinil Affenims, Pam in the Bsck and Limbs, Heaviness, p'._iii*ue on slight exertion, Palpitation of Ihe Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysterics, S ek Headvrlie, VVhues, and all the Painful diseana occisioned by a >1 «ordered system, tl.tse IMIs will tlf cl a cure when all other means have failed, Thoo Pi'ls have never been known to fail where the directions on the 2n 1 page of pimp let are well obserred.Fur full particulars, get a pimpMei, free, of the \u2022gent.N.B.\u2014$1 anil 6 piAine «tamps enclosed to any authorized ag**nt, Will insure a l)uttl',( containing over 50 pill*, by return tnvil.JOB MOSES.ROCHESTER, N.V., Sole Proprietor.NORTHRUP fe LYMAN, Newcaslle, C.W., Geiirral Agents lor the Canada».Fur sale m Quebec by Mr».Ardouin, Juo.Mus* ¦on, Ju>.B iwles, J.S.Buwan, and a'l medicine dealars evrrv wherr», Qlebee 19th June |BIV).\t73\u201412m h if «île iu M mrial, wlmlesale at-d rriail, in «1 tl e ilifinrcnt ityhiul binding, by B.DAMsON K\u2018SJ\u2018 ' SWAN, BREWER fe TIÎ.STON, Pubhshrrs, Boston M«>s.For i s'« 1-y P.SINCLAIR.Quebec, An*.9, lfifif>.\t3m .V Fo> Boston.5.00 a.m.daily,except Sunday.For New York.5.00 a.m.du du do J Registered I.etters mn^t he 'nosted 15 minutes before tlie closing of each Mail.RATES OK POSTAGE\u2014J oz.Canada.\u2014Il p e-psid liy .Stamp» 5 ct*,\u2014if sent unpaid 7 cts.United states.If p c-paid by Stamps lü co \u2014 pre-payment optional.Gkk.at Britain.\u2014 Cnnadiau Linr,\u2014prc-p-iid by Stamp» I2J et»,\u2014 if sent unpaid 25 cn.Great Hhitain*.\u2014Cuuud Line,\u2014 pre-pnid by jj anip» 17 et»,\u2014if sent unpaid 30 ci».Bouk Postsge must be pre-puid\u2014I2J et», per J lb B iti b Colonies ar.d Foreign Countries must be pre-paid» JOHN SR WELL, Posi-mas'.er* S' C .E T E K S, Huildcrs cSl Contractors, L)F.G to mini tu ce ihat from the firili'ies, both J as regard» OMF.APNh>8 *nd DKSPAIt.H, nfluidrd them by their Steam Sash h Door Factory aud Saw Mill, ns w« II as by the large and as«orted Stork of WELL SKASONF.I) LUMBKU, which they keep r .n\u2022larltly on hand, they are prepared in undirtskr, ContiTicts for ou the LOWEST TU-BIBLE TERMS.Quehir, Nov.5, lfi59.\t1.12 (suiiicss\u2019s UiiMin »Stout.BARRELS, Q lari» 100 I anil lor fale by Pi I».d»l| .wind.Qutbte.July M HN50.MOUNTAIN 53 AYER\u2019S CATHARTIC PILLS.Are you sick, feeble, and eouiplaiiiing?Aro jou outof order, with your system do* ranged, und yulir feoling» un* comforlablo?Those symptoms an* often tbo prelude to serious illio ss.üoma flt of ticknoss is creeping upon you, nud should be averted by a timely use of the right remedy.Take Ayer's t'ilU, and cleanse out the dUordered humor*\u2014 purify the blood, and let tbo fluids moro on unobstructed in health again.They stimulate tbo functions of tiio body into rigorous aJ 'f y°u l'kc it, please in turn tell your acquniiitoncts to up- it ; nnd remember this fact, that when you find a medicine that do-sail Hat the proprietors say it will, then always use it when necessary, and never change for a iicw> article Ihat may he worthies*.If )ou wish iu try N.!1.Downs\u2019s Elixir, and it is not krpt in your town, ask your Prusgists or Merchants to order a small supply of my Agents, J.M.HI-NK Y fe SONS, WAT ERHUKY, \\ F., nnd N1 o, 30, Si.Henry S'., Montreal, or of fil.S.Burr fe Co., No.1, Curnhill, Boston, Ma.-s, or of C.W.Atwell, Portland, Moine, or of Lymans, Savage & Co., Montreal, Canada, or of Barnes fe Park, 13 Park How, Nesv York City, or of n»osl sny Wholesale Druggist in New England, New York or Canada.They will furnish circulars if you order them.The price of this article is 50 cents, and $1.00 per hottle, and for Trial Bottles 25 cents.The trial bottle we have not put up until within a few months.We do it now ihat all may give it \u2022 trial at the least possible expense.There is a little countfrfcii Elixir in the market, made by Jasper Curd*, of St.Alban*, Vt., hut is not signe i with pen N.H.Downs, but is signed, with red ink, J.Curds.This is a base counterfeit, and can easily ue detected as above, and Font the fact that it Sells and is marked 37J ami 75 cent* per buttle.Of course a.i'ul Curtis dare not sign it with pen N.11 Downs, ns tlmi would be forgery.HE WARE OF JASPER CURTIS'S COUNTERFEIT !\t' Remember the genuine i* warranted, end is signed, with pen, with my name.N.II.DOWNS.TRIAL BOTTLES 25 CENTS.FOR SALE BY Jno.Mruson fe Co ; Joseph Bowlet ; G.G.Ardouin ; O.Giroux ; S.Sturlon S.Bowen ; and Jno.E.Burke ; Quebec.WAU It ANTED FOlt COUCHS.Quebec, 18lh February, I8G0,\t21 \u201412m J.The New Vain-Killer ! The Best Yet ! Fur Rheumaüsm ! Toothache ! Bowel Complaint ! And Dijsenlery, Cuts, and Bruises ! HENRY'S VERMONT LINIMENT.WK are aware that it seem* almost awildmo«e lo attempt to introduce a new Liniment of Foin Killer at this time, when tire country is ao full of every thing of the kind ; we have delayed the introduction for a long lime ainca we contemplated putting (hi* up, and have conrullcd a great number of emineril physicians, and have talked witli many of the proprietora of popular l.inimenta, Fain Killers Ac., and have come lo ihe conclusion that we could improve upon them all ; fur we have told nirdecitiea of all kinds for scierai ycarg/and have watched the eficc'fi ol it ; we hate tried thie article, and have changed it a lil'le and have tried it then, but we arc sure that this i* the very best that can made.We dn mil pretend to build tire reputation of our article up by Li Iking neaimt other articles, but we simply want it trird, and if y< u prefer it to nny tiring rise of ihe kmd, use it in preference to all others.That there may hr no risk to the prraons that wuh ro try ii we shall authorise all of our agents to return tli« money to the purchaser if ha is dissatisfied.We give a large h.riile lor Iwcott-five rent*, and warrant il.\tJ- M.H EN R V fe SONS, Waterbury, Vt., And 30 St.Henry Street, (opposite the American House,) MONTREAL.Sold in Quebec by J; S.Bowen ; O.Giroux ; Jno.Musson k Co., ; Jno.E* Burke ; JostpW Bowles; G.G.Ardouin and S Slurton.Qubirc, 1C February, I860.\t21 \u201412m, 1 MONTREAL Ocean Steamship Company, Under ton trad with Her Majesty's Provincial Government for the conveying of the Mails between Liverpool and Canada ; and Carrying the United States Mails.Summer Arrangement, Season I860- Passengers Rooked to Londonderry, Glasgow, or Liverpool.IT RETURN TICKETS GRANTED AT REDUCED RATES.T HIS LINE will comprise First (JIush Powerful Screw Steamers the following .Cnpt.Grange, .» ilnllantinc, .\t\u201c\tBorland, .\t\u201c\tMcMaster, .\t«\tAlton, ,\t\u201d\tGraham, Now building, Now building.Bohemian, 2200 tons.Anjrlo Saxon, 1763 tons., North Briton, 2200 tons., Nova Scotian, 2200 tons.North American, 1768 tons, j Canadian, 2050 tons, (new).Ilihcrninn, 2434 tons.Norwegian, 2434 tons.(In connection with the G.T.It.It.of Canada,) and will maintain a Weekly commit mention between LIVERPOOL and QUEBEC, sailing as follows : From Liverpool to Quebec, EVERY THURSDAY, Leaving Londonderry on FRIDAY.North Briton.Thursday, Sept.27 Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Coughi, folds, Coughs, Colds, Cooghs, Colds.Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds, Pblhisie, Phthisic, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bronehilis, Bronchilii, Hoarseness, Bronehilis, Asthma, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Whoupiug Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough, Quinsy, Quinsy, Consumption, Consumption, Consomption, Consumption, Consumption, Consumption, and all like diseases, find an unfailing antidote, à ready relief, and a sure and speedy cure, in that great and universally approved JUmtdy, Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry./ Nova Scotian.Bohemian.Canadian .Anglo-Saxon.North American.Oct.\t\u201c Nov.Front Quebec lo Liverpool, 20 Ithennintltmi, Gout, Ncnrwlgi By, I\u2019urnlyeie, Fit*, etc.From Dr.J.J*.Vaughn, Montreal, Canada.Too much rnnnot ho mid of your Pill* fur tho rnraof costieeness.Ifothcraof our fraternity have fiund them m rffirnriouv »* I have, they Miould J >in ino in proelniin-Ins It for llio honofltnf tho multitude* who suffer from tlml complaint, whirli, hIiIi iii^Ii l>nd enough, in itself, i* the progenitor of other» that are worco.I Wllovo MS-tùenrsi In originate in the livor, but your l'ilia ullect that organ and euro the discus».From Mrs.F.Stuart, Physician and Midwife, Thtbm.1 find one or two large dose* of your Pill*, taken nt tho proper lime, are excelh'iit pr> motive» of tin* natural secre.ii*n when wholly iir partially suppressed, and al*o very effertiial to eteans* th» stomach and expel worms.They are ho niurli the l»e*t physic wo liavo that I recommend no other to my piitUnt».From ths lltv.Dr.Ifjwkes, ef the Methodist Fjiis.Church.PctASKi llorsr.Parannah, fia.Jan.9.I AVI.Ilojrnr.r.n Sin: I should tm iingmteful for the relief your «kill Im* brought 111» if I did not rejiort my case to you.A cold settled In my Ilnilisand brought on cxcru* riating n»ur ,>«\u2022«», w hlrh end»d In Wimni'r r/icumn-him.Notwitli«tanding I Imd the l>e*t of phv*|rinii«, the di'e.ve grew worse nnd worse, until by Hie advice of your excellent ngent in Baltimore, Dr.Markonxie, I tried your PHI».1 heir effect* were slow, but sure.Ily persevering Iu tho u»o of them, I am now untirely welt.«x*ATr.ruAwntn, Haton Rouge, La., 5 Dec.1R55.Da.Avta: I have Imnn enliruly cured, by your Pills, of Ithnimiitie Goid \u2014 u painful disease that had afflicted mo f>r year».\tVINCBNT SLIDELL.EVERY SATURDAY, North Briton.Saturday,\tOct.Nova Scotian.\u201c\t\u201c Bohemian.\u201c Nov.Canadian.\u201c\t\u201c Anglo-Saxon.\u201d North American.\t\u201c\t\u201c Calling at Loch Foyle on both Outward and Homeward Voyages to receive and land Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland nnd Scotland.3 10 17 21 Glas- Titirtn Class.$30,00 Children in llrd Class Over 1 year of nge nnd under 12, $2,50 j>cr year.Under 1 year,.Fie* year*.CTT .Most of tii» PM* In market contain Mercury, whi< Ii, although ft valualile remedy in skilful hands, ie 1 dangorou* In a puiilie pill, from tho dreadful consequence* Hint frequently follow it* incaution» n*e.Ihsso I contain no mercury or uiinnial sulistanre wliatnvur.Price, 25 conta per Box, or 6 Boxes for $1.Prepared by Dr.J.C.AYER fe CO-, Lowell, Masi.JilSKPH 14 >tVI.KS, J.MUSSON n CO j nmi G.G AltDQUlN Quebec, a-vd oy D j;«i«1 generally ihrou^hout Cvia la.Apr'» 9,.1659,\tUon RATES OF PASSAGE From Quebec to Liverpool, Londonderry or (tow Cabin, from $66 to ?«0, according to accommodation.Children in the Cabin.Under 12 years of agi: 6,00 per year in After Cahiti, and $5,00 per year in Forward Berths.Under i year,.Free.Return Tickets from Liverpool to any of the Principal places in Canada will be granted, nnd to parties taking them at the same time ns the original Passage, a Reduction on the usual fare will he made.Berths not secured until paid for.A duly qualified Surgeon accompanies each vessel.All Baggage at risk of owner thereof.Steerage Passengers are required to provide tlu-msflves with Bedding nnd Eating and Drinking Utensils.All Parcels intended to go by these Steamers should he forwarded through the Briti.sli and American Express Co.For further particulars apply to GEO.BURNS SYMES fe CO., Agents.3, St.Peter Street.V T A STEAMER will leave the NAPOLEON WHARF every SATURDAY MORNING at (!\u2022) NINKo\u2019clocI precisely, with the Mails, Passengers aud their Luggage for each Steamship, and the latter will proceed to Sea immediately after the embarkation of same.Quebec, October 18, I860.FRESH AKD RELIABLE TESTIMONY'.* \u201c (Fïstar's Dalsam ef Uîld Cherry.\u2014 \\Vo call the at-teniinn of our reader* to the advertisement of IVistar\u2019a Dalsam of IVdd Cherry in another column, and a«*ur# them they can find no better remedy for cough*, cold*, asthma, bronchial affection», or any diseaio of th» throat or lung*.\t** \u201c In Augu*t, le53, an rstimntdo friend of ours returned from a visit in tho country much emaciated, ami laboring under a acvero cough, which had made itirh rapid inroads upon lier constitution, that wo frit eomo-thing muta ho done at once, or »ho would become a Victim of consumption.Having known tho beneficial results which liavo nretirrod from tho use uf IVistar't Dalsam, wo mado purchase of soino fur lier, and we aro happy to say, that hoforo «ho had taken the contents of one bottle, her cough had entirely left her, nnd she is now in tho enjoyment of exrcllsnt health.\u201d\u2014Oliva Dranth, June S5, 1859.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry.LtUerfrom Elder II.L.Gilman, a Minister of the Gospel in Vermont.Glover, Vt., Juno 20, 1859.1 Mcsm.S.\\V.FOWL* it Co.: \u2014 fient»,\u2014 I hereby certify that I have been troubled for several years witli a difficulty nf Hie lioart and lungs,, and havo applied to several physicians for help, and liavo tried almost every remedy of tho numerous ones which liavo licen rocoinnirnded, without receiving any asnistanro, hut had l»een growing weaker and weaker,, until, hearing of H\u2019istar's Dalsam ef Wild Cherry about a year since, I commenced uving it with immediate relief.It has not only restored my lungs to a sound state, but I am entirely relieved of tho difficulty or disease of thn heart.I liavo no hssitation in saying that it is tho liest lung mediciun before tho public, and I moat cheerfully and conscientiously recommend it to ali panons suffering with pulmonary complaints.IL L.GILMA& Cliristirs History of Cnimdii.SOLD nt Sinclair.Qtfbcr, Jitnt ' nwo I ror tho .Mercury Office ami by 30, 1800.\t7h Eoaiti nnU HoDguuj.Gl'NTLl.M KN can hr Mr or THREE liI.NTI.I.MKN can romiii'iil.itiil wi'h llu.iid and Lodging, at No 3, IIAI.DIMAND STREET, IJ,.p.r Towo.A t'eut!-in in and lidy uqiutiog a hr il room and silling room enn ul*o lie arcotninodR'ffil.Q ubtc, 12 h Julj-, lsbO.\t?3-U AH who suffer 'Alb any disease of the Throat, Lungs, or Chest, can tltain like relief by using Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Wistar\u2019s Balsam of Wild Cherry, rnr.rAKti» nv S.W.FOWI.E A CO., NO.18 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.COLD RT Druggists, Dealers, and M( rchanh, in every toicn and l ie.in New England, and elsewhere.Sold in Uuebcc, Wholesale ami Retail, JOS, ROU LES nod J.MUSSON fe CO.end MRS.AKDOULY.and in'retail by all druggists in town, nml else, tv lime.Quebec Drc.29, 1 859.155 \\|)|)trloii\u2019.s I Imxl-Hook ot* Travel.\\IPLRTON\u20198 Hand Rook of Travel, cnnlainine n full dcscripuun o', thn principal cuii , lottti» ninl place* t