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i i NUHEER 33. -i Ii Ml: I MONTREAL, TUESDAY HOfMIlW, FEBRUARf 9, 1858. Blackwood's Magazine, SHERIFF'S SALE. -MONTREAL OCEAN ST3AMSHIP C0M-. PANY.

LYMANS, SAVAGE NEWSPAPERS! FREE OF POSTAGE. i VT, EWSPAPER POSTAGE LN being now abolished, THE MONTREAL GAZETTE will be furnished to Subscribers in 11 parts of Canada Free of Postage, THE DAILY GAZETTE. This important reform lessens the price of thr DAILY GAZETTE to Country Subscribers dearly three dollars a-year, and it is confidently expected that an increase of Circulation of this Edition in the Country will be the natural VOLUME TO ALL WHO VALUE THUS BIGHT. Messrs. Rosenthal Michael, Opticians, and Graduates of the Royal Eye Infirmary of the City of Berlin, Prussia, "VTTOTTLD rMnecifuilv announce that the suc- Haa thr hve met with in the treatment Of all defects of the sight, daring their resiaence in VnntTul fnr cast vear.

has rcdneea tnetn to import a very large assortment of their cele brated SCOTCH PEBBLE SPECTACLES. aat received per Steamship Anglo-Saxon and Jhey are now prepared to suit tne mosi ueiecuve nsion wits tne ntmosi precision. These Spectacles now so universally used by 11 who Talue the sight not only protect and aaaiaC but also strengthen the eye. Their supe- rioritv has been acknowledged by the most emi- ,1 V. Bent Oculists and Opticians in the world, who unhesitatingly recommend tnem as me most auu.

hl nrl nsvfnl for the eve, of which fact all pur- h.i twfi themselves personally. Tbe Scotch Pebble Glasses correspond so thoroughly with tbe curve of the eye, that the light coming from all directions is retracted as strungi tw.nuh th centre of the class. This allows of wMk flio-ht to follow the most intri- ithtr hv daV Or candle light, without causing the least sensation of drawing of the sight, which common glasses generally produce. i Messrs. Eosenthal Michael, Have also just received from Europe a fine assort ment of OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Consisting of Simple and Compound Achromatic Microscopes and Telescopes, Opera and Marine r.ortipa' and Gentlemen's Eve Glasses.

Magic Lanterns, Mathematical Instruments, Stereoscopes and Views, 4c, 4c, which they offer for sale at thfir Rooms, at a small advance on the cost of importation, Ho. 183 Notre Dame Street, Next door to Messrs. ll'Donough, Muir 4 Co. Office Hours From 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Messrs. R. 4 M.beg to lay before tbe Public the following Testiatonialg, being a few of the many hundreds they have already received in praise of the justly celebrated Scotch Pebble Spectacles: Hamiltos. November, 1856 We, the undersigned, having need the Optical Instruments and Scotch Pebble Spectacles of the manufacture of Rosenthal 4 Michael, and having thnmntrhlv tested their powers and qualities, do certify that we nave iouna mm uo guuu, miu can recommend them to the public as well wnrthv of consideration. We can particularly recommend the Scotch Pebble Spectacles, for the protection which they afford to tbe Eye, and the increased: clearness ana power 01 vision.

JOHN O. HATT. JAS. KIRKPATRICK. D.

WRIGHT. JOHN MITCHELL. ROBT. W. KERR.

Quebec, October 10, 1856. I hereby certify that I have purchased from Messrs. Rosenthal 4 Michael, a pair of Scotch Pebble Spectacles, which have given me much satisfaction. I can safely recommend them as able Opticians. e.

BO WEN, D.C.L. Quebec, October 10, 1856. I have nwch pleasure in bearing testimony to the good effects produced on my eyesight from tbe use of a pair of Scotch Pebble Spectacles, purchased from Messrs. Rosenthal 4 Michael, and can confidently recommend them to all whose at unpaired. R.

GLOVER. Montreal, Jan. 6, 1858. 2m 4 FOB. SALS.

WINE, BRANDY, GIN, 4o. 4c PORT WINE GRAHAM 4 TAYLOR 4 SANDEMAN 4 Very fine Old, and various qualities, in pipes, hhds and qr casks SHERRY DOMECQ'S Royal Arms of Spam" GORDON 4 I Pale of finest Extras, and various qualities, in pipes, hhds, and qr-casks CHAMPAGNE MOET 4 CHANDOJTS RUIN ART 4 i Best and other qualities HERMITAGE, Blanc Very Superior CLARE BARTON GUESTIER'S -LATOCR," BATTA1LLEY" ST. JULIEN" and other Brands MASDEU PORT F. DTJRAND'S MARSALA MADEIRA. RED WINE BENECARLO, 4c BRAND HENNESSVS Brown and Pale, in hhds and cases.

GIN DsKUYPER'S, in do do OLD TOM in do WHISKEY RAMSAY'S ISLAY, and COLERAINE RUM FINE JAMAICA LONDON PORTER BYASS'S, HIBBERTS and ABBOTT PALE AND STRONG ALE BASS'S, YOTJNGER'S Tsaus or Cbedit Libekal. I. BTJCHAHASr, HARRIS CO-May 27. 124 FOB. SALE, PAINTS AND OILS.

JAMES 4 CO'S Red and White Lead and Paints LINSEED OIL, Boiled and Raw, "Blundell's" PUTTY, Ochre, Glue, Yen. Red, Whiting, 4c. GLASS- PLATE GLASS Polished and Silvered and Rough Plate, from "London and Manchester Plate Glass Co." for whom the undersigned receive orders for direct imporiation. GERMAN SHEET GLASS (all sizes) SMETHWICK SHEET GLASS GLASSWARE (a large assortment) BOTTLES (Wine and Porter) Txbm3 of Credit Ltbfbal. I.

BTJCHAHAH, HARRIS CO. May 27. 124 FOB. SALS, fi Xt BAB IRON, Common and Refined, Glasgow Blocbairn," Muirkirk" Hoop and Bar Iron, Oval and Half-Round Iron Swedes Iron, Sheets, Cut Nails, Horse Nails Spring and Cast Steel, Firths'' Canada Plates, Pontypool" Tin Plates, best Charcoal IC, IX, 4 c. Galvanized Iron Plates Potash Kettles PIG IRON, Gartsherrie," "Blair" and "Eglinton" TXBMS Or CBEDIT LIBERAL.

BUCHANAN, HARRIS CO. Montreal, May 27, 1857. 124 FOB. SALE, GROCERIES. A Complete Assortment, comprising Currants, Raisins, Liquorice, Belmont Sperm Candles, Pickles, Sauce3, Ketchup, Mustard, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Starch, Fig Blue, Borax, Windsor Soap, Olive and Salad Oil, Sardines, Bordeaux Vinegar, Taiwra.

MaccaronL Vermicelli. 4c, Madras In- dieo. Alum, Brimstone, Sulphur, Sal Soda, Car bonate of Soda, and Soda Ash, Corks, Tobacco Pipes, Blacking, 4 c. GossageV Liverpool Soap. Terms of Credit Liberal.

I- BTJCHAHAH, HARRIS CO-May 27. 124 ALLSOPP'S INDIA PALE ALE. The Subscribers having been appointed by SAMUEL AliSOPP SONS) BurtoiHn-Trent Tieir AGENTS in Canada for the sale of their celebrated ALS, have just received a further apply in Wood, in Hogsheads and Barrels, in rime condition HAYTLLAND ROUTH It CO. Montreal, July 20, 1857. 170 BTJSSELL'S HOTEL.

rpHS UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the very J. liberal patronage extended him for the past foer years, wishes to intimate to his Friends and -the Public in general, that be COZTTUTOXS TO SXAHAOB THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL, And respectfully solicits a continuance of their kind favors. A. BUSSZLL. Toto, Deeeaber 18, 1857.

300 i I I I It I I in in of at be of as of the Dinner of Ko. 6 Company of Rifles. From the Pilot of Saturday. The 6th Company of Volunteer Militia Hi nes gave complimentary dinner to theip commander, Capt Charles F. Hill, at tho ar-j mory, last evening.

Tho room was heautifully! decorated. Immediately behind the Chairman1 was a life-size oil painting of Her Majesty1 Queen Victoria taking the Coronation Oath this was neatly draped with flags; on eaoit side of the room were tastefully arranged tho flags of various nations. The dinner was a splendid one, and was provided by Mr. Shcp pnrd. Every possible delicacy was to be found in any quantity.

Shortly after eight o'clock tho company, numbering about eighty, including the guests, sat down. Col. Wily, commanding the Montreal Volunteer Rillcs, occupied the Chair, supported on his right by the guest of the evening, Capt. Hill, and by Captain Evans, of X. 1 Company of Rifles, (who formerly commanded No.

,) and Mr. James Haylev. On tho left; of the Chairman were Cof. Krmatingcr Inspecting Field Officer for Lower Canada! Brigade Smith, Lieutenant Bronsdnn, (No. 6,) Ensign Smith.

(No. Ci and Mr. cis W. Campbell. The Vice-Chair was ocou pied by Color Sergeant Pitman.

After aninta justice had been done to the "good tiling." ui. uy cauea mo company to onier to propose the tirst loast. He said the toast of Ier Majesty was one which romiirod butlittlonm- facc. i Wo respect and esteem her as the lies 1 of a powerful nation and we also esteem her tor tne nnble example, as a wife and mother. she Pets the women of her empire nnd th world.

11 The Qiu-en God Bless Hit," Song by Cnptain Evans, (iod Savi the Qiiei Colonel Wily, with a low brief remark -i proposed the health of i The Trince Consort and the Rovnl Family." "Song "The Banner of Old F.ncland." hv sign Smith. i Tho next rogular toast was "Tho Governor General, our Commander-in- Chief." i Drank with all honors. Song Tho Englishman," by Captain Evauc. Colonel Wily, in nron'osing the next UMr.r. said ho did so with umch pleasure.

The deeds of the British soldiers speak more cloqurntly thaii words. They have carried tho red cross banner into every -corner of the earth, and whore it waves, there can be no slavery, every man is free. Those who stained the virtoriea ofod, have found worthy comrades in thou who (ought at Alma, and at lukermaiiu. Af ter forty years peace it was thought that the British soldier of the present dav would not be found equal to the emergency, lint, that opinion has now passod away. Let us turn back to tho bleak heights of tikermaim on a cold, misty morning in November, snd thint now the British were surprised hyi a force overwhelming in nud how thov drove them hack into the valley hulniv.

There was no generalship thoiv. It British pluck that did it. What was It hut British pluck that kept the brave six) hundred at Balaklava from falling back before the immense hordes of Russians Colonel Wily then alluded to the bravery and the dcdsicl' the bluo jackets," and concluded by statitu; that so long as tho army and navy preserved the spirit they do now, no fear need ho I'olt of tho fall of British supremacy. Ho travi "The Army and Navy." Song "Rod, Whirc, and liluo," hv Si-rgeint Tyrell. Colonel Wily rose and said He had now arrived at tho toast of the evening it was that of Ciipt.

Hill, the guest of the Cimipnln'. (Great cheering.) He was glad fo be prow nt anil witness such an exhibition of good fooling and cordial working between ofticors and tin n. In a force like the Active Mililia of this Province, where there Is no pressed men, it is nocosnarv for the Captain to have the conlidence of his inen, without which it was impossible that a Company would work well. The complimentary dinner which they were row giving to Capt. Iliil showed what confidence they had in him.

He (Cul. Will was an old soldier, and, like most of them, lejii with one eye open. He had watched the of No. 0, and the conduct of its officer), and would say that Captain Hill deserved all tiic confidence they gave him he (Capt. Hill) wai a tord Captain, who did his duty, and he (Col.

Wiir) advised the Company to retain him as Joiif as po-si- blo. He would call upon Color Sergeant Pitman now to come forward and do his duty. Color Sergeant Pitman then rose and said Captain It is with unspeakable pleasine that on behalf of the non-coiniiiipsioneU oflicoi and men of No. Rifle Company, beg your acceptance of this cup as a token of our appreciation of the great interest you have always manifested iu the welfare of the Compauy, since you first started with it as our Lieutenant and also to show our ureal respect and esteem for you as our present Captain. (Great chcoring.) Tho cup is a silver one.

lined with ami beautifully wrought on tho outside. It bears the following inscription Presented to Captain Charles F. Hill. Canl.iin of No. 0 Company of Volunteer Militia Rifles, bv the non-commissioned officers and men.

as a token of respect and esteem. i "Montreal, Feb. 5, 1856. The health of Captain Hill as then drunk. Captain Hill then rose and said Color Sergeant Thomas Pitmax, Friends and Uuothkr Soldiers, I rise with fecliiiga 1 i can scarcely give expression to, to thank vou for i the handsome manner you have drank mv 'hrnhli as well as for the valuable token ol" respect and confidence you have now presented nie with amt assure you I feel myself this evening in a pnsi lion, which any gentleman in the land, whether citizen or soldier, might well feel proud to occupy, When I remember the honour you did me dining my absence in 1850, to elect mo vour Liou- .1...

i i. u-utuii, im- idling nuu nicu i wa9 rocviveu upon becoming your Captain, are events which still live, and will live in my memory. When 1 look round and see so many hero ho wernamonp; the lirst to join this compauy, I feel forcibly struck that there is a feeling of brotherly love, .1 unanimity of opinion, a determination to act in concert and stand by each other, that gives life and vigour the company: and when I look aeain and see many of the picked men of other corapauies who have left their ranks to join us, I am, thoroughly convinced that wo possess that within "which passeth show," and which will make us truly powerful should we ever he called, upon defend our adopted couutry, and the flag of old England, and England's Queen, from dishonor, cither fiom foreign foes, or in civil strife. It is alEO a pleasing reflection to know, that thoja who have withdrawn from us. have" done to from causes beyond their control some have left tho city, and a few others whose ideas of duty and ohc- uience were such as prevented them from attending our regular drills, or giving that attention In our affairs which was required, but ot, I am happy to say, could I discover, who has left anger, or with any thing bordering on ill-will.

And if wo only continue to maintain that good feeling which bag heretofore existed between tho otlicerg and the men, although numerically No. ii will be indeed No. I 1 haro on more than 0110 occasion board tint opinion that some of our superior officers have formed of us, and as they were men who had seen service can judge what a soldier BhoiJd Ix-, Knowing their opinion of you, I assure you I faul proud to be Captain of such men, and while 1 linld that honor, will do all in my power to forwaid your interest, and keep up the character of that magic No. 0. Should it please God to spare my life to lie an old man, and my fortune permit me to nip my Burgundy, or, mayhap, my whisky toddy, I will remember as I stretch my legs before the ptnve, and bury my nose dwp in the recesses of thTs goblet, the days of my youth, and of the noble and generous hearted follows of No.

fi and as a beginning to my intentions, permit me to drink health and happiness to every individual member of this Company, praying God to help you all. Colonel Wily then proposed the health of Baron do Rottenburg. He said since that gentleman became connected with the Volunteer Force, he has done all he could to promote its success. The Province is fortunate in possessing such a man to be at the head the Militia Force. He is not only an oflicer, Imt is a soldier, which was not always the case.

This toast was drank with much enthu siasm. Song Lot me like a Soldier Fall," by Caplain Evans. The health of Col. the Hon. Ceo.

Motlkti, commanding the 9th Military Iiistriel, was proposed, wi th a few brief remarks, and drank all the honors. Song "The Gum-tree Canoe," by Private Mac-Cuaig. Col. Wily proposed "Sir Colin Cmnplii 11, our brave countrymen in the East." Song "Annie Laurie," by Sergt. Tyrell.

"Our Guests" was proposed by the Vice-Chairman, and responded to by Brigade Smith. The Press" was proposed by Capt. Hill, responded to by Mr. Francis W. Campbell.

Other volunteer toasts followed, and about midnight the company rose, aller having spent a most agreeable evening. THE British Reviews, AND THE I FARMER'S GUIDE SCOTT 4 NEW YORK, continue to (publish the following leading British Periodicals, viz. i THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Commntiix I 2. I THE EDINBURGH EE VIEW i 3. I THE K0RTH BRITISH REVIEW Free Church.) I ,4.

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N.B. The price in Great Britain of the five 3: I. .1 THE FARMER'S GUIDE TO SCIENTIFIC 4 PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE By Henry Stkphes3, F.R.S., of Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scien- title Agriculture in I Yale College, New Haven.

2 Royal Octavo 1600 pages, i and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings, This is, confessedly, the most complete work on Agriculture ever published, and in order to give it a wider circulation, the publishers have resolved to reduce tne price to FIVE DOLLARS TOE THE TWO VOLUMES When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and Oregon, the price will be To every other part ot the Union, and to (Janada. (post paid) $6. Id-TAis workl is not the old Book of the I Remittances for any of the above publications should always be addressed, post-paid, to the publishers, i I i LEONARD SCOTT A No. 54 Gold Street, 1:1) New York. Montreal, December 17j 1857.

I 298 i A WONDERFUL C0IUCIDENCE. All Nations of the Same Mind HOLLOWAY'S; OINTMENT. THE anniversary of the introduction of Hol-loway's Ointment ought to be a jubilee for ever. It has saved countless multitudes trom disfigurement, paralyzation, mutilation, agony and doatn. starting from tne surface to which it, is applied, its healing balm finds its way inrougn every coating and ligament ot the body.

to tne very source and oasis ot ail eruptive, ulcerous, tnmerous, and cancerous diseases. It extin guishes the febrile principle that feeds them, and the outward symptoms fade, heal, and pass away with a rapidity incredible to those who have not witnessed it. i SCKOFTJLOTJS ERUPTIONS ULCEES, Tbe poison of scrofula has never been neutral ized or expelled by any of the remedies of the pharmacopeia. The sole antidote to this viru lent and destructive element is Holloway's Ointment. Majendie and Brodie, tbe great French and English surgeons, do not deny or dispute this great fact.

There is no form of scrofula that may not be controlled and cured by this balsamic remedy I I CAKCESS AND TUMQES. The knife or caustic may remove a cancer or tumor, but the seeds of tho terrible lexcrescence remain in the blood, and it is soon reproduced in a worse fotm than bsfore. Hollowayfs Ointment, on the contrary, penetrates into the icirculation, and pervades every infected vesicle, and kills the disease by destroying the corrosivo principle that generated and sustains it. i INFLAMMATIONS 0F; TEE SKIN. All rashes and ordinary eruptions, as well as ERYSIPELAS, ACNE, RINGWORM, CARBUNCLES, SCALD HEAD.

SALT RHEUM, LEPROSY, PRICKLY HEAT, Ac, are removed by a few brisk applications of the Ointment. ACCIDENTAL INJUSIES. WOUNDS. SPRAINS, BRUISES, SCALDS and BURNS are immediately relieved' by its ap- olication. The inflammation quickly subsides, fever and lockjaw are prevented, and under a Dersevenne use ot tbe preparation, the process ot healing is soon accomplished.

I Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used in the following cases Bunions, Skin Diseases, Burns, Chapped Hand3, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throats, Chilblains, Fistula, Gout, Lumbago, Sores of all kinds, Mercurial Eruptions, Piles, Stiff Joints, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Tetter, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Venereal Sores, Scalds, Wounds of all kinds. EJ" CAUTION I None are genuine unless the wnrdu Hollowav. New York and London," are discernible as a water-mark in every leaf of the book of directions around each pot or box the same may be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medicines, or lending the same, knowing them to be spurious. i Sold at the Manufactory oi rroieasor noL- loway, oU Maiden ijane, new iuri, nuu ij Strand, London, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and the civilized world, in pots at 25 cents, 63 cents, and $1 each.

i Kr There is a consioeraoie saving uy taking the larger sizes. N.B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each pot. i October 23, isa. WILLI AM H.

MORRELL; MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE DEALER IN i STRAW GOODS GENERALLY, I Eats, Caps. Buffalo Eobes, umbrellas, Parasols, c- i i 43 Warren Street NEW YORK. June 10, 1857. 1 ty 16 IMITATIONS. rpiHE extensive demand for PISSSE LU- BIWH has induced several worthless imitations in America.

I The crenuine FRANGIPANNI is put up in square sroppered Bottles, with the name, Presse Lubin, stamped in the glass which, together with PKJfiDSlii LiU.Bir. i3 Jittr umiiiti ana SOAPS, may be had, wholesale and retail, of the Agents, j. 'J a. iiiaiaa a I-I I Place Julv 6. I 158 SPARKLING ALLOA ALE.

McNELLAN'S celebrated SPARKLING LOA ALE, pints and quarts, in barrels and dozens, for sale by I 1 I WRIGHT SCOTT. Montreal, July 1, 1857. 154 I LEECHES! LEECHES! A LOT of FINE HEALTHY LEECHES just received at the MEDICAL HALL. JOHNSTON, BEERS CO. August 7.

I 186 I LAMP OILS, STRAINED for family use Genuine Sperm Oil Solar do do 1 I Refined Rape-Seed do, for Moderator Lamps Do Olive do Pale Seal do I For Sale by liAHPLOUUM UAUr-ttlCLilj. Montreal, Deo. 10, 1857. I 292 I 1 i of the ner City its and the to (Successor to the late firm of Win. Lyman 4" Co.) 226 ST.

PAUL STREET, HAVE ON HAD a laige and general assortment of Drugs, Pa-ent Medicines, Dye bluffs, faints, Oils, rutty, Window Glass, Var- nisn. nancy soaps, crashes, Perfumery, 4c, which they offer to the Conn try Trade on lioeral terms. Montreal, Not. 13, 1857. 270 twtjp a nsi oinr Thft gangcri are prepared to supply the Trade with Perry DaviV Pain Killer.

LYMANS, SAVAGE CO. November 16, 1857. 272 TE RR DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, for Sale, wholesale and retail, by LiYllAflB, oavaujs 226 St. Paul Street, November 16, 1857. 272 TCST RECEIVED by LYMANS, SAVAGE 4 226 St.

Paul Street, a fresh supply of I nnnmrni TTTPt I TT 1 ThT ftr PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, in entire new style. To be sure that you get the genuine Medicine, inquire for the Aew btyle, witn two nne engraved steel laDeis on eacn Dome. Directions English and French. The Trade supplied at manufacturer's prices November 16, 1857. 272 BELL'S PATENT GELATINE.

fTlHE Undersigned have received, per Steamer, j. a lurmei buppj viruatauvu orenaration. Having been appointed. Agents to tne manufacturers, for Canada, they are authorized to take orders for importation at the lowest wholesale prices free of commission. UAH i IS ft, fi.r.tf.K.1 s.

jJ, Montreal, February 11, 1857. 35 ROSS' PATENT METALLIC PAINT. rpHE Subscribers would direct attention to the subjoined also acquaint Painters, Railway Proprietors, shipowners, and Managers of all Public Works, that they have in store several casks of METALLIC PAINT and ARTIFICIAL SLATE, the manufacture of the same Patentee. They regard the Certificate obtained from Mr. Pkiblks, Manager of the Gas Works, as the most satisfactory proof that the Patentee (now in this city) ccmld-offer to the people of Canada of its utility.

Quebec, 1st October, 1856. Montreal, Oct. 4, 1856. John Ross, Truro, Nova Scotia. Sib, In compliance with your request, I beg to state that I used your Metallic Paint and Ar- tificial Slate in covering the stations and sheds of the Grand Trunk Railway between Longueuil and Sherbrooke, in 1852.

1 have seen those erections lately, and the material seem3 to resist the action of the weather well. Your Paints have a good body, and I believe they possess the quali ties described by your circulars. I have also used the Fire Proof Paints" manufactured in Ohio," and have no hesitation in stating that they are worthless as compared with your manufacture. Yours respectfully, William Lloyd, Pointer, Great St. James Street, Montreal.

Gas Wobks. Quebec. 29th 1856. Joes Ross, Truro, N.S. bib, 1 have used your Patent Metallic rain upon my roofs and other iron materials for these two years past, and find it to answer the purpose of preserving the iron from the action of the at mosphere, and can therefore recommend it as a.

good protective. I am, fair, your obd't. P. Peebles, Manager Q. G.

Co. CERTIFICATES Halifax, 14th July, 1856. Sib, In answer to your note of the 12th inst. consider the use of your Artificial Slate Paint" on shingled roofs, as greatly diminishing the risk against fire. I have frequently reduced the premiums on buildings in the country upon its application.

I am, fair, your odd t. Archibald Scott, Insurance Agent. John Ross, Halifax. NEW AND IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD PROPRIETORS. Messrs.

Thompson 4 Oudesluys Gentlemen affords me great pleasure to testify to the excellency of. Ross' Colchester Metallic Paint, supplied by you for this Company's use. I hare used the Durole. and tried it extensively for 12 montb.3 on the cars, iron rook, and bridges of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and can safely recommend it for that kind of work to be eood as any 1 nave ever Gsea. nave never tried it fairly on wood, but have every reason to believe it will suit any kind of work, and for body and durability it cannot oe surpassea.

Daniel Lebson, Foreman Paint Shop, Baltimore 4 Ohio R. R. Co. Mount Clare Depot, Baltimore, Oct. 14, 1853.

Mr. J. B. Jordan, who has used this Paint lareelv on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, says it is the best of the kind he has i ever met with, and he has tested a number of kind3. Baltimore, October 11th, 1852.

Messrs. Thompson 4 Ocdesluts, Gentlemen have used the Ross Colchester Purple Metallic Paint, purchased from you, on the decks of the ships Powahatan and Isabella, belonging to this port, and after a trial of twelve months, find it the best article of the kind for the decks of vessels I have ever met with. Yours respectfully, William Graham. Harper's Ferry Armobv, October 18th, 1S53. Messrs.

Thompson 4 Oudesluys, Gentlemen procured from you some years since Ross Colchester Metallic Paint," and used it on a metallic roof at Fort Monroe. I found it to answer well, and during the year it was under my observation, it bore exposure to the weather that climate. From this favorable result, I wa3 induced to try it on the metallic root3 of the large workshops at this place, iu the full of 1351 and spring of 1852. These roots are now well covered, and the workmen report it superior to any similar paint heretofore used. I have also used it extensively in painting the exterior walls of brick buildings, for which purpose it seems to answer very well.

A longer period of time would of course test its durability more fully. With my present experience (about two years) of it, I am of opinion that it is economical and useful. Very respectfully your obdt. servant, i Benj. Huseb, Col.

U.S.A. Com'g. It is used on the "Collins' Steamers," and has given entire satisfaction. LYMANS, SAVAGE 4 Agents for Montreal. Montreal, October 8, 1866.

229 THE GRAND TRCXK RAILWAY COHPAH OF CANADA. NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of Buch Shares in the late St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad Company, the Quebec and Richmond Railroad Company, and the Toronto and Guelpb Railroad Company, as have been converted into CONSOLIDATED STOCK of the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF CANADA, that the INTEREST for the half- year ending 3lst DECEMBER, on such of the said CONSOLIDATED STOCK as is held Uanada, will De paid at tbe UFFIUE the Company in Montreal, on and after the 15th day of JANUARY next, to which date the Transfer Books of the Company will remain closed. Tbe said Interest will bs paid in the Seven per Cent Debentures of the Company, having fifteen years to run, and bearing interest tbe rate of 7 per cent from 1st January, 1858, payable half-yearly. In case tbe interest due to any proprietor shall less than 100, a Scrip Certificate for the amonnt due will be issued, bearing interest as above.

I Subsequently, on presentation to the undersigned of a sufficient number of Certificates to represent 100 a Seven per Cent Debenture the Company will be given in exchange therefor. The Interest on the Consolidated Stock of the Company held in England will be paid, in same manner, in London, at the Office of the Company, 21 Old Broad Street. i A B. The Certificates of the Shares in the above-named Companies not yet exchanged must be forwarded to this Office, and ex changed for Certificates of Consolidated Stock, no payment of interest will be made until such Share Certificates shall be-deposited with tbe Company, and converted into the Consolidated Stock of the Grand Trunk Railway Company Canada," as decided at a General Meeting of Shareholders. By order, I JOHN M.

GRANT, 1 Asst. Secretary. Grand Trunk Railway Offices, Great St. James Street, e309 Montreal, December 30, 1857 VEGETABLE WORM POWDERS. rfE Subscriber begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that be prepares the WORM which has hitherto given so universal satisfaction and none are genuine without his signature.

1 JOHN BIRKS. September is, 1857. 218 i i in of St. the In Montreal, 1 T)UBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY To tint: given, that the undermentioned LANDS and TENEMENTS will be SOLD at the time and place mentioned below. All oppo sitions afin de conserver may be fyled at any time within two days next after the return of the Writ: VENDITIONI EXPONAS.

Montreal, to uit fTIHE TRUST AND LOAN No. 2406. 1 COMPANY of. UPPER CANADA, a body Politic and Corporate, duly Incorporated bv and under a public Act of the Parliament of this Province, and as such autho rized to sue and be sued, implead and be impleaded in any Court whatsoever, Plaintiff against the Lands ani Tenements of DOSITHE DUPRAS, Master Carder, of the Parish of Ste. Scholastique MELCHIOR PREVOST, Esquire, Notary, of the Parish of St.

Jerome JOSEPH BIROLEAU, and ISIDORE BIROLEAU, Yeomen, of the faid Parish of Ste. Scholastique, in thesaid District of Montreal, Defendants. Tbe said Lands and Tenements meotioned and described in the Schedule annexed to the said Writ marked and seized as belonging to Dosithb Cctras, one of the sid Dtfendants, as follows, to wit 3. A LOT of LAND, situate, lying and being in the Concession St. Joachim, Parish of Ste Scholastique, County of Two con taining three arpents in front by twenty- eignt arpents in forming a superficies of eighty-four arpents bounded in f-ont by the Belle Riviere, known under the came cf Petite Riviere Duchene, in rear by the lands of Cote Saint Louis, on one side to the Sonth by Joseph Jasmin dit Carriere, and on the other side to the North by Janvier Dcrouin, with a house, coach house, barn, stable, and other buildings thereon erected." Subject, the said Land and Premises, to the charges, reserves and obligations, and the articles and effects if rente, mentioned and detailed in the opposition of Dame Josephte Labelle, cf the Parish ot Sts.

Scholastique, in the said District of Montreal, widow of the late Jean Bte. Charbonneau, in his litetime of tbe same place, yeoman, fyled in this cause, as follows, to wit Tbe charges, reserves, and oDligations mentioned and detailed in a certain contract of mar riage or deed of convention de marriage, made and executed before Augustus McKay nd bis Colleague, Notaries Public at Ste. Scholastique. on the twenty-htth day cf April, one thousand eignt hundred and forty-one, between Jean Bte. Charbonneau, of the said Farish of e.

Scholastique, yeoman, (to wit, son of the said Opposant and ber said late husband, Jean Baptiste Charbonneau,) and Julie Thibodeau, of the same place, Spinster, and not renounced by ber, said 'Jppo- sant, in a certain other deed ot de rente et Obligation de ren'e between Leoa Char bonneau, yeuman, of the said Parish ot bte Scholastique, and the said Opposant, executed in the Paii3h of Sie. SchoIaBtiqueon the twenty third day of February, one thousand eight hun dred and forty-seven, before L. E.rGlobenski and bis Colleaaue, Notaries Public, and parti cularly of eniotment of the half of tbe said house, the use cf a horse, cow, and as much wood a3 the said Opposant may require during ner lifetime. And iurtcer, Bubiect to tbe rente viagere constituted iu favor of the said Opposant in and by the last above in part recued deed The said annual rente consisting of eighteen minots of good merchantable wheat, one-halt on the twenty-nintb day of Septembsr, and the other in the course of the month of March pig weighing two hundred pounds, with the kid neys, ten minots ot good oats, on the twenty fifth of December fifty bundles of hay in Sep. tember, ten pounds ot hue wool in Mar, twenty- four pounds of maple sugar in May, one pound of tea, ten pounds of candle, eight pounds of soap, tour gallons ot good rum, to be delivered at Christmas; pair of French shoes, one pair of beef mogasin3, at her need one half minot of salt at Chrisimas a half minot of peas on the twenty-ninth day of September twelve dozen eggs at the same period six hens at her need a half pound of pepper and three pounds of snuff at her need twenty-five head of cab bages on the twenty-ninth day ot September two trusses of onions in the Autumn a quarter ot beef, weighing fifty pounds, at Christmas fifty livres in money whenever the said Opposant needed it, and eight minots of potatoes on the twenty-ninth day of September the whole of the said articles to be delivered to the said Oppo- sant, at ber domicile, at tbe said periods herein.

before mentioned, each and every year during her lite time, the year to commence on tbe twenty-ninth day of September. And further, subject to charges of the burial of the said Oppo sant after her decease, a3 well as causing to be celebrated a burial service of thirty-six livies, ancient currency, and twenty-five masses de reqmem. The whole by special privilege ol bailleur de foods." TO BE SOLD, snbject as aforesaid, at the PAROCHIAL CHURCH DOOR of the sid Parish of Ste. Scholastique, on MONDAY, the EIGHTH of FEBRUARY next, at TEN o'clock tbe Forenoon. The said Writ returnable the Seventeenth day February next.

JNO. BOSTON, Sheriff. Sheriff Office 20lh January, 1858 19 UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE, JUNIOR DEPARTMENT AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. RECTOR The Rev. J.

W. Williams, A. ASSISTANTS. Arthur D. Capel and Mr.

John J. Proctor. MATRON Mrs. Holgatk. T'HIS INSTITUTION RE-OPENS, after the Christmas Vacation, on WEDNESDAY, January 6th.

Prospectuses may be obtained at Messrs. Hill Martin's, and at the Cathedral Yestry, Little James Street. For further information, apply to the RECTOR. Lennoxville, Dec. 10, 1857.

296 HARDWARE. NOTWITHSTANDING the keen competition manifested by the Trade, it is very generally acknowledged that WARREN'S SPOT Cnllcry, Edge Tools Hardware. Ye3 the Subscriber is more than ever determined to maintain the high reputation of his Establishment bv fivinsr eood articles, and selling at such prices as to meet tbe hardness of times and the keenest competition. BE YOUR OWN JUDGES BY SOON COMING TO I REMEMBER THE SPOT, 277 Notre Dame Street, Opposite the Recollet Church. November 6, 1857.

lm 264 nPHE SUBSCIBERS, in order to compete with JL the HARD TIMES, offer their Extensive Stock of New and Second-hand Books, Stationery and Engravings, CHEAP FOR CASH. THEOLOGY Upwards of 700 Volumes of Eminent Authors Burkitt, Porteous, Dalton, Aldsharon, Leighton, Barnes, Newton, Atterbury, Hawker, Hooker, Sherlock, Wesley, Clarke, Coleridge, D'Aubigne, Mosheim, Millner, GiBborne, Blair, Hunter. Also, the Books of the Society for Promot ing Christian Knowledge, and tne new York Episcopal Church Society. GIFT BOOKS FOR THE SEASON Poets of the Woods; Birds of the Bible; Royal Gems; Gems of Art; Characteristics of Women Female Poets of America Mac-kay's Home Affections Lays and Roundelays Rogers' Italy Proverbial Philoso phy and a large assortment of JU VJSN-ILES for all sexes and ages. An Elegant Assortment of BIBLES, PRAYERS and CHURCH SERVICES, unusually cheap.

Lot of NOVELS, half price and OLD MUSIC, 5 pieces for 25 cents. I HILL MARTIN, 20 Great St. James Street. January 11, 1858. 8 STEREOSCOPE, 1 CO.

ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH Stereoscopic Portraits and Views, Of the finest description A LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS, COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, every style, up to the highest finish of Miniature Painting. MR. PARKER will continue to take MINIATURES ON IVORY, from Life, or from Ambro-types or Daguerreotypes, of Living or Deceased Persons. 210 Notre Dame Street. December 26, 1857.

305 rHE Subscribers have received a complete assortment of CHEST PROTECTORS and RESPIRATORS. JOHNSTON, BEERS -A Medical Hall. October 13, 1857. 343 at on H. S.

M. by POST OFFICE, i Montreal, January 18, 1858. Arrival and Departure of the Mails at Montreal, se p3 p. p. cu p.

s-'i a. a. ag. ot fl (D "3 rg a. IB a a a Q.

Oj -C Prt a CD: 3 p. p. CO CP Vri 00 cl c. 5 g. SO g-i-jg bS 2.

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O. 0 Co a (1) Conductor's Bag open till 6:15 A.M. I (2) do do (3) do do A.M.&2:15 P.M. (4) do do A.M.&4:45 P.M. IMK OF BH1TISO0RTH AMERICA: Incorported by Eayal Charter! I i I I THE COURT OF DIRECTORS hereby give notice that a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the rate of Six Per Cent per annum, on the Capital of the Back, will become PAYABLE to tbe Proprietors of Shares registered in the Colonies, on and after the TWENTY-! XTH day of JANUARY, 1858, during the usual hours of business ot the several Branch Banks, as announced by Circular to the respective parties.

i The Dividend is declared in Sterling money and will be payable at the rate of Exchange current on the 96th day of January, 1858, to be. fixed by the Local Boards. No transfer can be made between the 31st instant and the 20 th proximo, as the Books must be closed during that period. i I By order ot the Uourt, C. MoNAB, I Secretary.

'Bank of B. N. America, I London, 3rd December, 1857. 6 BAM OF UPPER CANADA, Dividend No. 70.

"JVJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVI- 11 DEND of THKEE PKlt CENT, upon the CAPITAL STOCK of tbis Bank, has been THIS DAY DECLARED, for the Half-year ending tbe 31st instant, and that thf same will be fA ABLK at the BANK, its AGENCIES, and OFFICES, on and after MONDAY, the 4th day of January next. The Transfer Books will be Closed from the 9th to the 31st instant inclusive. By Order of the Board. 1 i i i THOS. G.

RIDOUT, CaShier. i Bank of Upper Canada, Toronto, Dec. 2nd, 1857. ,305 'j COMMERCIAL BAM OF CANADA. DIVIDEND NO.

49. NOTICE is hereby given, that a dividend of per cent, upon the paid up Capital Stock of this Institution has been this day declared for the half-year ending 31st December next, and that the same will be payable at the Bank, its Offices and Agencies, on and after Saturday the 2nd day of January i The Transfer Books will be closed on Saturday 2th December, and reopened on 2nd January! By order ot the Board, 1 I I O. S. ROSS, i Cashier. Commercial Bank of Canada, I Kingston, 19lb 1857.

mwf 27 PROVINCIAL BANK AGENCYj MONTREAL ARE BUYING UNCURRENT MONEY, VV at the following low rates New England, including Rhode Island. dis. New York State and New Jersey I. Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky and Iodiana. lj Pennsylvania, Maryland, Louisiana and Alabama 1 Missouri 3 Virginia, S.

Carolina, Illinois and Wis- consin j. 4 North Carolina 6 i Tennessee 1 J. D. NUTTER, Manager. January 22, 1858.

CORPORATION OF MONTREAL. Pay your Assessments and: Taxes NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted to the Corporation of this City, and to whom Accounts have already been furnished, for Assessment, Duty on Business, Tax on Horses, Carriages, Ac, for the current year, that they need not expect to be personally called on for the amounts due by them and they are hereby requested to call, without further delay. at the. Office tbe undersigned, at the CITY HALL, and pay amounts due by them respectively in theman-' required by Law, in default of which, the un-jdersigned, in obedience to imperative instructions, will be obliged to proceed against them luuiacriminaieiy, and without further notice. E.

DEMERS, I City Treasurer, City Hall, I i Montreal, Sept. 18, 1857. 223 CORPORATION MONTREAL. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of the of Montreal, wijl apply to Parliament, at next Session, for an Act to repeal in part, to amend the several Acts for the Incorporation of the City of Montreal or relating thereto, with a view to extend the authority and powers conferred by the said several Acts on Corporation of the said City of Montreal, and grant pew and additional powers to the said vorporauon. By order, J.

SEXTON. City Clerk. City HaU, Montreal, Dec. 31, 1857. 2mtts 7 LINSEED OIL, Boiled and Raw, for sale by LYMANS, SAVAGE 4 226 St.

Paul Street. Montreal, April 24, 1857. I 86 e-18 OF a a also be be sion to GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY Winter Arrangement. ON and after MONDAY, 14th December, the Trains will rnn as follows EASTERN DIVISION. Trains leave Longueuil With Passengers for Quebec, Island Pond and intermediate Stations at 8:30 A.M.

With Passengers for Portland. Bos ton end intermediate Stations at. 4:00 P.M. WESTERN DIVISION. Mixed Train for Kingston and Way Stations leaves Point St.

Charles at 8:20 A.M Night Mail Train for Toronto at 6:00 P.M. For further particulars, see Company's Time-Tables. This Train connects at Toronto with the Express and Mail Trains of the Great Western Railway, for Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago, and all places West. NOTE. The Night Mail Trains leaving Montreal and Toronto on Saturday Evenings, will lay over at Kingston, and proceed at nsnal hour on Monday mornings.

S. P. BIDDER, General Agent. Montreal, December, 1857. 300 Ions.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, January 18tb, the Trains of the MONTREAL 4 CHAM- PLAIN RAILROAD COMPANY will leave St. Lambert, to connect with the Trains for New York and Boston, and all parts of the United States, at TWO and Jb'UUK o'ciock in tne Atter-noon. The Train via Lachine and Mooer's Junction, now leaving Montreal at 11.30 A.M., will be discontinued. A Train will leave Bonaventure Street, for Mooer's Junction, at 4 P.M., and Mooer's for Montreal at 6.30 A.M.

aal W. A. MERRY, Secretary. Montreal, Jan. 16, 1858.

13 Quickest route to boston By One Hour and a Half. 1 VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD 1857. Fall Arrangement. 1857 UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. The Best Business Route to Boston, New York.

Worcester. Lowell. Nashua, Lawrence, Con- cerd. Uancnester. Providence, Bellows' Falls, Keene, Fitchburg, Groton, Braltleboro1, North ampton, Springfield, new tiaven fortiana, uover, ana an me principal iusiki i Cities.

BY 1st Train, 2:00 P.M. (Mail Express), trom Montreal. Passengers lodge at White River Junction or Windsor, leaving next morning at 7:00. and arrive in Boston at 1:00 P.M., flew York 4:20 P.M Worcester 2:00 P.M., and at all tbe above mentioned places early same day Bv 2nd Train, 4:30 P. Passengers lodge at Rouse's Point, and leave next morning at 6:00, arriving in Boston at 6:45 P.M., New York 11:40 P.M..

Worcester 6:55 f.M.. Portland r.M and at all the above places early same P.M. Passengers have but one change ot cars trom Rouse's Point to Boston. Baggage not changed. Baggagemen and Cars run through.

Baggage checked through, which is not done by any other route. For Tickets and other information, apply to PAUL MONDOU, General Agent. 65 Commissioner street, Montreal, C.E. November 2, 1857. 264 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

NOTICE- TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS. R. H. HAMILTON has been appointed CUSTOMS and FORWARDING AGENT to the. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY at MONTREAL.

All Goods consigned to him will have prompt attention, and immediate des patch by Railway to all parts of (Janaaa ano tne Western States, at reasonable charges. Shippers are requested to consign their Goods to him, accompanied with Invoice and Bill of Lading, in order that the Entries may be passed at tbe Customs immediately upon arrival, and thereby insure expeditious transport to their destination, which, in the absence ot those documents, win be subject to delay and expense. S. P. BIDDER, General Manager.

Montreal, 11th May, 1857. Ill TIASSENGERS leavine Montreal by the Grand Trunk Railway at 5, P.M., can have SUPPER AT CORNWALL, on the arrival of the Train at the Depot. Also, those leaving in tne morning can have BREAKFAST at same Station, on their arrival there at 9 o'clock. D. PATIER LOUIS LEPERE.

Cornwall, March 23, 1857. ly 69 NOTICE. THE Undersigned hereby give notice that they will present a petition to Parliament, at the next Session thereof, praying for a Verification Survey of the Fifth Concession Line across the front Of six LiOts, trom the Uiast side 01 mo. to the West side of Lot No. 6 of said Fifth Concession in the Township of Chatham, Canada East.

(Signed) G. M. BRADFORD, And others, Residents of Chatham. Montreal, December 4, 1857. 2m m-289 NOTICE i3 hereby given, that an Application will be made at the next Session of the Provincial Parliament, for the passing of an Act to Incorporate The Montreal and Quebec Steamboat Company," as a body politic and corporate, with all requisite and necessary incidents powers and privileges.

Montreal, 38th November, 1857. 2m 283 PRIVATE BILLS. PARTIES in Canada East-intending to make application to the Legislative-Assembly for 1 1 1 1 1 nitaio ur jjucui xmis, enner ior grauuug wuu-sive privileges, or conferring corporate powers for commercial or other purposes of profit, for regulating surveys or boundaries, or for doing anything tending to affect tbe rights of property of other parties, are hereby notified that they are 1 1 1 i i. I. requireu oy ine and e4tn rtuies muu are published in fall in the Canada Gazette), to give TWO MONTHS NOTICE of the application in the Canada Gazette, in English and French and a1 bo in a newspaper onblished in each lan guage in the district affected, sending copies of ine nrBt ana last ot such notices to tlie rnvaie BUI Office.

ALFRED TODD, Clerk of Private Bill Office. Toronto, Nov. 19, 1857. 278 CO-PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in consequence of the death oF Mr.

DAVID GIL-MOUR of Quebec, and of the retirement of Mr. JAMES GILMOUR of Montrealthe business heretofore carried on at Quebec under tbe firm of ALLAN GILMOUR ft and at Montreal under the firm of GILMOUR A and the several subordinate Establishments in Canada therewith connected, will hereafter be carried on by the Undersigned: ALLAN GILMOUR of Glasgow, By his Jotw Gilmocb ROBERT RANKIN of Liverpool, By his Joan Gilmocb'; JOHN GILMOUR ALLAN GILMOUR. Montreal, June 2, 1857. 130 I Commission Forwarding Business, PORTlaiTD, MAINE. THE Undersigned beg to return thanks to the numerous friends in Canada, who have, during the past four years, favored them with their business, and would now respectfully inform them that they continue to give their personal attention to the RECEIVING and FORWARDING with despatch GOODS arriving from aj1 ParUof Canada; and to the PURCHASE of CtOODS on Canadian account.

Havin gextenalve Wharf accommodation, with Fireproof Stores thereon, alongside of which Vessels of any size can load and nnload to and from the Grand Trunk Railroad Cars, they are rotivB on HTOKAGK, for shipment or for sale, Flour, Aahea, Qrain Lumber, and other Produce, at reasonable rates. Any Business entrusted to them will receive careful attention. JOHN RHYNAS A i' Smith's Wharf. Portland, Maine, Oct. 30, 1857.

lm-258 i It WINTER ARRAN GEMENTSl 857-'58 rrHIS Company's Line is composed of the fol-A lowing First Cla93 Powerful Screw Steamers, viz. Indian, North American, Anglo-Saxon. Nova-Scotiun (new.) Under Contract with the Provincial Government of Canada, for the transport of the Mails. ARRANGEMENT 01 SAILING TO AND FROM PORTLAND, In connection with the G.T.R.R.of Canada.) FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM PORTLAND.

Wedo'sday, Nov. 25, '57 Saturday, Dec. 26, '58 Do, Do, Dec. 30, '57 Do, Jan. 30, Jan.

27, '58 Feb. 10, '58 Feb. 24, '58 Mar. 24, '58 Uo, Do, Do, Do, Feb. 27, uo, Do, Do, Mar.

13, '58 Mar. 27, '58 Ap'l 24, '58 83" Through Tickets will be eranted by the undersigned, which will convey Passengers from Longueuil to Portland, via G. T. Railway, thence by Steamship to Liverpool, and vice versa, at the following BATES OF PASSAGE From Longueuil to From Liverpool to Liverpool. Longueuil.

Saloon $86 DO Before Gangway. 72 50 Steerage 35 50 Saloon ...98 50 Before Gangway 83 15 Steerage 46 38 Passengers are only provided with meals while on board the Steamship. Steerage Passengers are required to provide themselves with Bedding, Hating and utensils. BATES OF FREIGHT. I From Liverpool to Portland, per ton measure ment, 603 sterling and 5 per cent primage.

From Liverpool to Longueuil, per ton measure ment, 653 and 6 per cent primage, i Heavy Goods as per agreement. i Parties desirous of Sh pping on Through Bills of Lariing will please consign their Goods to the Grand Trunk Railway Co. at Portland, and the Custom House Business there will be transacted by them, at a charge (including Custom expenses at Island Pond) wbicn shall not exceed du cents per package on Dry Goods, and) other articles in proportion. For further particulars, apply to EDMONSTONE, ALLAN 4 Agents, Montreal or to GEORGE BURNS SYMES 4 Quebec ALLAN 4 GILLESPIE, Liverpool JAMES 4 ALEX. ALLAN, Glasgow MONTGOMERIE 4 GREENHORNE, London.

Montreal, November 4, 1857. 262 LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK SCREW STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The splendid Steamships forming Si. i vr mt 53 tne aoove ijme win sau iiuui ixn a YORK as fpllows Kangaroo, Capt. Jeffrey, February 4th City of Bellimore, Capt.

Leitch, February 18th City of Washington, Capt. Wylie, March 4th And every alternate Thursday. From LIVERPOOL every alternate Wednesday. Fare from New York, Cabin $75, Third Class $30. These steamers are supplied with improved watertight compartments, and carry experienced Surgeons.

Persons about, proceeding to Europe, or wishing to Bend for their friends from the old country, can purchase Tickets and obtain all information by applying to J. G. Dale, 13 Broadway, N.Y. R. J.

CORTIS 177 Broadway, N.Y., or CAPT. MAXWELL, 24 McGill Montreal, C.E., Capt. M. is also Agent for the Sale of Passage Tickets by Sabel 4 Cortis' Line of Liverpool and Quebec Packet Ships. January 25, 1858.

lijm 2D THE BRITISH 4 NORTH AMERICAN Royal Mail Steamships. From New York to Liverpool Chief Cabin Passage. Second Cabin Passage 75 From Boston to Liverpool Chief Cabin Passage $110 Second Cabin Passage 60 The Ships from Boston call at Halifax. Persia, Capt. Judkms, Canada, Capt.

Lang, Arabia, Capt. J. Stone, Niagara, Capt. Ryrie. Europa, Capt.

J. Leitch Asia, Capt. E. G. lott, Africa, Capt.

Shannon, These vessels carry a clear white light at mast head green on starboard bow; red on port bow. i Leaves. Africa, Shannon, New York, Wednesday, Jan 20 America, Wickman, Boston, eunesaay, jany Europa, Leitch, New York, Wednesday, Feb'y 3 Canada, Lang, Boston, Wednesday, Feb'y 10 Arabia, Stone, New York, Wednesday, Feb'y 17 Niagara, Millar, Boston, Wednesday, ueoyz Berths not secured until paid ior. An experienced Surgeon on board. The owners of theseSbips will not be account able for Gold, Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stones or Metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.

For freight or passage appiy to E. C. J. G. BATES, 99 State Street, Boston Or E.

CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, New York. January 15, 1857. 13 FOR EASTPORT, CALAIS ST. JOHN, N.B. TWICE A WEEK.

rpHE Splendid, Fast and Sea-going Steamers J. ADELAIDE and ADMIRAL, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot of State Street, PORTLAND, as follows Steamer Adelaide, Capt. E. B. Wihchsstbb, will leave every MONDAY at 5:30 P.M.

Returning, will leave ST JOHNS every THURSDAY MORNING at 8 o'clock, touching at Eastport and Portland. Steamer Admiral, Capt. M. Small, will leave evefy THURSDAY at 5:30 P.M. Returning, will leave ST.

JOHNS every MONDAY MORNING 8 touching at Eastport for Portland. The above Eoats have been put in first-rate order, and with efficient and accommodating Officers, hope to please the public. The new and splendid Bteamer Queen connects with the above Boats each way for St. Andrews, Robbinston and Calais. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Captain BoLi'd or to A.

SOMERBY, At the P.S. P.R.R. Office. Portland, March, 1857. 76 NEW YORK AND PORTLAND.

C1 IROMWELL'S PORTLAND LINE of STEAMSHIPS continue to ply as above. The WESTERNPORT" has been fitted up with New Engines and First-Class State Rooms for Passengers, and will make the trip in 36 hours leaving Portland every Wednesday, and New York every Saturday, at 4, P.M. FARE, $4,60. For through rates of Freight to Montreal, Quebec, Ac, apply to B. CROMWELL, S5S EMERY FOX Portland.

T. Pointe Levi. PENNINGTON Montreal. Montreal, Nov. 20, 1856.

6m 276 PROVINCIAL TUG STEAMERS. NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after this day, and until the 15th day of October next, the TARIFF RATES for TOWAGE, as established by Proclamation of His Excellency the Governor General, are hereby REDUCED FIFTY PER CENT. F. BABY. Quebec, June 22, 1857.

mwf 148 MONTREAL MINING COMPANY. 2T tTo B. THE SECOND INSTALMENT of the CALL declared 22nd May, 1856, being One Shilling and Three Pence per Share on tbe Stock of the Company, and declared payable the 1st February last, but postponed to the 1st September next, is then due, and becomes payable, at the Office of the Company, on that day. By order, -ADAM HANDYSIDE, Secretary. Montreal, August 13, 1857.

192 Cti 500 bags Liverpool Salt, for sale by WILLIAM LYMAN A Custom House Square. September 4, 1857. 210 Tbe Western Bell, $1. rST RECEIVED, at the CHEAP BOOK STORE, a collection of One Hundred and Twenty GLEES.QU ARTETTS and CHORUSES, E. A.

Pibkdjs and F. H. Pbabi. HILL A MARTIN. Montreal, Not.

30. 382 1 result. I The people of the Country, who have the advantage of Daily Mails, as well as those of large Cities, cannot now afford to wait a week or even cart of a week for News, but mnst have it supplied to them every day especially when tne wnoie country is tnreaueu wun ieio' cranh Wires. i i The MONTREAL DAILY GAZETTE is a large Newspaper, published every day throughout the year, Sundays excepted, for iioht dollars a-year, or a very trifling traction of a farthing over THREE-HALF-PENCE for each number. Single Copies are soia ior enr.h.

I I 1 It contains the LATEST NEWS FROM ALL' PARTS OF THE WORLD, by Telegraph, Expresses, and the Mails and has a staff of Correspondents, who supply it with reliable in- tormation from points ot particular importance. It contains accurate Reports of Canadian Markets, as well as all Foreign Markets that dliectly or indirectly affect Canadian interests. It is nrinted by STEAM-PRESS, at this Office, every Morning, and sent to the Post Office in time tor tne early waii3. it is iurmsneu wi vicy 3ubscriber3 by Carriers free of charge for carrying. I 1 tj" Parties dosiiing to exchange I the Triweekly or Weekly Editions for the Daily, ma' do so at any time, without waiting for theirterms of subscription to expire.

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tiuniii unAiiuiiKijiiM. FTJS2JTIT UKE, FOR SALE, AND MADE TO ORDER. The undersigned lias now at his WAREROOMS, at the corner of Craig Street and the Hay-Market Square, a choice ASSORTMENT of HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE, of a superior quality and the most elegant modern dcBigns, of his own manufacture, which he is prepared to guarantee, and to -sell cheap. Feather Beds, Mattresses, 4rc, constantly on hand. The undersigned will also make to order, at the shortest notice, any articles of Furniture, in tbe best manner, and at the cheapest price.

X3Catt and examine, before you buy elsewhere. funerals ftjrnished. The 'undersigned will carefully provide all that is necessary for the FURNISHING OF FUNERALS, in any style, on application being made to him, by the friends of deceased persons, with the utmost promptness, and in the best manner, without any further trouble on their part. He has connected with bis Establishment SUPERIOR Ilom so, and VERY HANDSOME Child's and be also keeps on hand a variety of ColiillS, Crapes, kc, He begs farther to state, that he is the. AGENT the patentee for the Sale of Ladd'a improved PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

The City Depot for these is on his premiseB. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Cabinkt-haker, Upholbtkrsb, and Unlkrtakbr, I Corner of Hay-market Square and Craig Street IL 60 barrels Winter Bleached Whale 50 caskB Fine Olive 75 barrels Pale Seai 1 i 60 do Straw Seal i 10 do Genuine Winter Sperm 30 do Winter Lard 120 do Cod i ALSO A few casks Refined Rape I For Sale bv I LYMAN3, SAVAGE i Successors to William Lyman Is Company.) Montreal. tnte. aets I THIS AUBIN Universal Gas Works; FOR the use of Private Mores, Factories, Saw Mills, Light Houses, Hotels, Colleges, Villagies and Cities. PATENTED FOR CANADA, 10th DECEMBER, 1850.

Patents obtained for the United Kingdom of Great Britain, the United States and France. The above Apparatus (a Model of which can Been in operation at O. Garth's, 142 Craig Street,) is now coming into general use. as can seen by certificates and references in posses of the undersigned. It is the simplest, safest, and most effectual yet invented, and calculated for every climate and country, not being exposed to freeze, and generating gas from any material containing it, such as SawduBt, Coal, Rosin, Grease, Bones, Oil or Oil Cake, Ac, and affords the Cheapest Artificial Light known.

i It obtained tbe Gold Medal of the American Institute, and Premiums wherever exhibited. For further information and the works, apply I i i. E. BAUMANN. Agent for Canada East.

At no. 143 Uraig Street, at Mr. Garth's. October 22, 1887. 3m- 201 I i to so us in we of he with and and 1.