Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 14 août 1869, samedi 14 août 1869

[" CORPORATION NOTICES s.j^raTToiEL WÂT1R JUTE Paj Ÿiiur Iéi Raies ON OU BEFOUE THE 14ih INSTANT, AND Save 5 Per'Cent.Discount.Montreal, July 31.dm IS I ^Ninipç tZITATE TEN£a M II AND DAILY COM5IERCIAL GAZETTE.YOL.LXI.MONTREAL.SATURDAY MORNING-, AUGUST 11, 1869.NUMBER 193 THE TURF.HOTELS.SEA BATHING ! SEABATHING! ¦I ST.LAWRENCE HALL.CACOU MA.This HOTEL is now open for the Season, iHiring the past winter the following addi-litons apd improvements have been made Large liai 1-room; Ladies\u2019 Parlor; Gentle-meu\u2019s Heading and Smoking Rooms; En-' large me n't of DiningRoom and Sixty additional lirst-class Red-rooms, with other extensive alterations, which now make the Hotel replete with everything conducive to i omfort and convenience.A ftrst-class stable bas been built in connection with the Hotel for the board of private Horses.The rates of board for families will be as moderate as possible; arrangements for which can be made with H.Hogan, Proprietor of the St.Lawrence Hall, Montreal, or at the Hotel in Cacoima.An Omnibus and Baggage Wagon are in attendance at the Boats and cars.Tele-raph station in the Offlceof the Hotel | /]\t\u2018 jhn-MO A SUMMER RESORT, the most mi'a* attractive on the Atlantic Coast, I a ¦ a j THE SAGAMORE HOUSE, Frost\u2019s 0 |S II < Point,;near Portsmouth, N i 1.The ___k r*-»Subscribers take pleasure in announcing to their friends that their new and spacious Hotel will be open J une 21.It contains all the modern improvements, and we have double the number of rooms which we had last season.It is linely located, commanding an unrivalled view of the Ocean, .Ports, Lighthouses, Navy Yard, Sagamore River, Ac.The advantages, of Sea and River Bathing, and the facilities for Fishing and Boating are unsurpassed.For its beau-» tifui Scenery and delightful Drives and r Walks, Sagamore is already favourably known as one of the most elegible and delightful Watering Places in New England, easily reached by land or water.Connected with the House is a fine LIVERY STABLE, Passengers for Sagamore House, Frost\u2019s Point, stop at Portsmouth, N.H.Coaches at iheUorlsmouth Depots on arrival of trains.(__G.W.A J.S.PEIRCE, * Propiiotôrs, Portsmouth, Nil.Aug.4.\t*\tdu 187.ilOUSlSteS, «fco-, P\u2019 o r Sale* or to 14 e t.TO 3LÆT f Trie II OUSE:and* F I?E M IS E S 3 Pinn known as Deumonico\u2019s Hotel, at !§ « 0 « Coté St.Catherines, on the road la g B round the Mountain.Will be let -\t-l for an Hotel or for a private resi- dence to a suitable tenant.Apply to EDWD.GOFF PENNY, Herald Office.Aug.12.\t191 TO BlB BBT.EIGHT FIRST-CLASS STORES in the Hotel Dieu Block, St.Paul Street, lately oc-upied as the.\u201c Victoria barracks.\u201d The Siores have all been fitted in lirst-class style, and Messr?*'Kerry Bros.& Crathern, who occupy the corner Store in St.Sulpice Street, bad not the least anxiety about their Cellar (Hiring the high water of this Spring.Rent very moderate.Apply to J.G.GU1MÔND, Agent.Hotel Dieu.July 17.\t3m 90 I * SA TO IjKT, For the Summer inontbs, TWO excellent COTTAGES at St.Lamberts, situate near the Railway B ri dge, havi ng commodious room s, neatly papered, and in good candi- IRE SI, RÏA1STRE RICES WII TAKE PLACE At St.Hyacintlie, 7th and Sîh SEPTEMBER, 1869 EIHST DAY.1st.\u2014THE QUEEN\u2019S PLATE, value Fifty Guineas.Open only to Horses, Mares and Geldings bred, raisçd, trained and owned in the Province of Quebec, who have not previously won public money at any Race Meeting.Weights fo»* age.Distance, 8 miles.Entrance money, $20 each, to be given to the winner, in addition to the Plate.2nd\u2014THE ST.HYACINTHE PURSE of $100.Ten per cent, entrance.Open to all horses.Mile heats.Turf Club Weights.3rd.\u2014THE LADIES\u2019 PURSE of $1.0.Teb per cent, entrance.Open to all horses.One mile and a half dash.Gentlemen riders.Weights, 110 pounds.1th.\u2014THE lIACIv RACE, a Sweepstake of $10 each, to which will be added $60.Open to all horses bona jlde used as hacks.One mile and a quarter dash.Weights, 110 pounds.SECOND D^Yr, HURDLE RACE.Two miles, over eight hurdles 31 feet high; $150.Ten per cent, entrance; $25 to the second horse if three or more start.Open to.all horses.Welterweights.THE PROVINCE BRED PURSE of $100.Ten per cent, entrance.Open only to horses bred in the now Dominion of Canada.Mile heats.Turf Club Weights.3rd.\u2014THE TURF CLUB PURSE of $200 Ten per cent entrance.Open to all horses.Two miie heats.Turf Club Weights.4th.-THE GARRISON PURSE.ôth.\u2014CONSOLATION STAKE of $10 each, to which will be added $SM.Open to all horses beaten during these Races.Mile heats; best three in five.Entrance at the post immediately after the Garrison Purse is oveiv Weights to be handicapped by the Stewards.M.L AFR AM BOISE.Proprietor.Montreal, July S7th, 1S(,9.1st.- 2nd,- MEDICAL.ïtulcs and Keg'iilaiious.Entries to be made in writing, addressed to the Stewards of the St.Hyacinthe Races St.Lawrence Hall, Montreal, or Dubord\u2019s Hotel, St.Hyacinthe, before 10 o\u2019clock the evening before each race.Colors with entry.No horses to be entered unless the bona /n/e owner is a subscriber of at least $10 to the funds.Any Jockey riding in false colors, or not dressed in real English Jockey style, will be fined $5, or not allowed to ride, and the horse not allowed to start.Subscribers of $10 admitted to the Course.Winners to pay five per cent, on the amount awarded to them, towards the expenses of the Course.Decisions of the Stewards to be final in al cases.W.V.WEIGHT & OO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TAR SOAP, liKGISTEUKD AS\t' K;i;>o Cax*\"bon.is Detergent.This Soup is compounded from our \u201cId-^Uull ÜÀKBON1S DETEKQENS;\u201d which according to the testimony of the leading Medical Journals, is unrivalled for its Dete * gent and Antiseptic qualities, besides beiii\u201c an almost infallible specific for Indolent Ulcers, Wounds, Sores, and Atfections of the Skin generally.All tile active principles of Coal Tar, including that powerful disinfectant, Carbonic Acid, are contained in the \u201cLiquor,\u201d and are developed in the Soap in a milder iorm.\t1 TAR SOAL- is a material security against in-fectiousdiseasesof every sort, and moderates the etlluvla of house drains.This effect is produced by the water being thrown into them in which the soap has been used for washing.\t» W.V.WRIGHT & CO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TARSOA P improves the general condition of the skin, which becomes soft and silky, and alter washing, there Ik a conscious sensation of a most agreeable and refreshing character.The-face assumes a clear and healthy appearance; there is no liability to chilblains or chapped hands, nml ollénsive emanations from the person (if there beany) are quickly removed.W.V.WRIGHT & CO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TAR SOAP prevents the hair from turning prematurely grey.All ordinary soaps de-.V.oy the colour of the hair more or less ; but 1 e Sapo C abb on is Deterge ns does not produce this effect, partly because it contains a very small proportion of alkali, and partly because of the peculiar nat ure of the alkali, and the special form and combination in which it exists.W.V.WRIGHT & CO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TAR SOAP, from the small quant ty of alkali which it contains, as well as from the compression to which it is subjected, does not soft en or waste in water like other soaps, and will be, therefore, found most econe^ni-cal in use.W.V.WRIGHT cfe CO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TAR SOAP is a specific against the bite of reptiles, the sting of insects, etc., Ac., and is an invaluable article in hot climates.W.V.WRIGHT & CO.\u2019S PURE COAL-TAR SOAP is most highly spoken of by the Press.The following is from the Lancet, Dec.22nd, 1866: \u201cIn our hands it has been a moste ffective agent in the case of various skin diseases, especially of the chronic ècze-matous class; and one case of psoriasis, which had resisted all other kinds of treatment, speedily got well under the application Of the liIQUOR CARBONES DETERGKNS.We esteem ita very valuable addition to our list of skin remedies, and worthy of a very extended trial by the profession.In the above classes of disease, and in various others, such asfceiid ulcers, Ac., the prepara-tiok is put into the form of soap.Messrs.W.V.Wright A Co., London, are the manufacturers.\u201d Sec also \u201cMedical Times\u201d and \u201cGazette,\u201d January 19th, 1807 ; \u201cBritish Medical Journal,\u201d January 26th, 1867.Sold in Tablets at 0d.and Is.each, by all Chemists, and Wholesale by the Sole'Proprietors W.V.WRIQIIT & CO., Manufacturing Chemists, WHOLESALE and EXPORT DRUGGISTS, Southwark Street, London, S.E.Removed from No.11 Old Fish Strcei, E.C.Established 1667.Messrs.W.V.Wright A Co.will be happy to forward to the trade, free of all charge, a Monthly Price Current of Drugs, Chemicals, Pharmaceutical and Photographic Chemicals, of their especkU manufacture, of guaranteed purity.August 15.\tly-s 195 May 10.Apply to JOHN LEEMING A CO.110 BOR SARK, That magnificent first-class COT-TAGE situated upon the high road - - - \u2022 to Lachine, two minutes walk irom that Station, containing 11 apartments, with Storehouse, Stable, and Ice-house, a large Garden, with two large liowcr beds in front of the House.Title perfect.For conditions, apply to the undersigned Proprietor upon the premises.FRANCOIS CUSSON.Lachine, 5th February, 1869.\t81 NOTICES.TRUNK RAM, The GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COM-pany are.prepared to receive Tenders for the construction of a FREIGHT SHED at BONAVENTURE STREET STATION Montreal, 630 feet long by 40 feet wide., .Plans and Specifications can be seen a the Office of the Company\u2019s Engineer, Point St.Charles, on and after the 15th inst., and Tenders addressed to the undersigned must be sent in, marked \u201cTender,\u201d not later than the 25th instant.C.J.BRYDGES, Managing Director.¦'M ontreal, Aug.10, I860.v 189 -v LU: A TI LKR.f The undersigned are prepared to make advances on Consignment4 of all descriptions of SOLE LEATHER to their friei Messrs.Powebb and SB g, Liver poo WINN AHOLLAND June 5.\t183 H.M.MELVILLE & CO, 41 Bleury Street, N.B.\u2014A special Train will run each day for St.Hyacinthe, leaving Bonaventure Station at I\\ o\u2019clock.A.M., returning after the last Race.Fare out and in, $1 each.July 30.\t180 NOTICES.F.J.BASTBICK, ARCHITECT and C.E., OFFICE: ST.PATEICK\u2019S HALL, First Door to the right, at top of Main Entrance Staircase, VICTORIA SQUARE, Respectfully offers his services to all who may intend erecting either PRIVATE, ECCLESIASTICAL and other PUBLIC BUILDINGS, or MEMORIAL MONUMENTS in CITY or COUNTRY, or may wish to ALTER and REMODEL present STRUCTURES; also, in CIVIL ENGINGEERING and BUILDING SURVEYOR, as VALUATOR for measuring up and furnishing quantities of every class of work and material in every TRADE connected with the above profession.Terms by Selicdnle of I»rice, or by Agreement.In addition to the ordinary duties of his profession, he will make DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS and applications for Patent Rights and Registration of Designs for the Dominion of Canada and the United States.May 25.\t3 m Its 125 SPANISH FLY is the active ingredient in ALEX.ROSS\u2019S CANTHARIDES OIL,which speedily produces whiskers and hair.218 EG TO DRAW ATT STOC T10N TO THE IP OF KURINTTTJIUE Of their own manutaeture, whicli will be sold at the lowest possible prices.Designs and Estimates furnished for Furniture made to order.HOTELS, PUBLIC OFFICES, STORES, E COLOGNE.JOHANN MARIA FARINA, Opposite the Julich s Place, Cologne (Prussia).Established 1709.By Special Appointment, Purveyor to H.M.G.M.Queen Victoria, ILH.M.M.the King of Prussia, the Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of France, H.R.H.the Prince of Wales, etc.Prize Medals.\u2014London, 1851, 1862.Oporto, 1865.Pari s, 1867.The numerous imitations of my Eau de Cologne (the only genuine) which are con stantly offered, induce me to bring to the notice of the public that all bottles con taining my manufacture have affixed to them my trade mark, being a white label bearing in black the sea land signature of my firm, as under : JOHANN MARIA FARINA, Gegenuber dem Julich\u2019s Platz.My Eau de Cologne may be had of all the principal perfumers and druggists in England, or l>3' applying direct to my under mentioned address imCologne (Prussia), and I hereby caution the public against selling imitations of my label and trade mark, both of which are protected by the High Courts of England and Germany.JOHANN MARIA FARINA, (opposite the Julichs Place.Cologne, 1869.Be careful to direct ycur letters exactly to \u201c Johann MarlaFarina, opposite J ulichs Place, Cologne (Prussia.\u201d) July 31.\t(ddr ft\u2019ly-s5')\t1S1 FOE SALE.1.10 A As Ie 10 1C SC I NND CELEBRATED Worcesterslii i-o Sauce.DECLARED BY CONNOISSEURS TO BE THE ONE Y GOOD SAUCE CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD.The success of this most delicious and unrivalled Condiment having caused certain dealers to apply the name of \u201cWorcestershire Sauce\u201d to their own inferior compounds, the Public is hereby informed that the only way to secure the genuine is to Ask for Lea & Perrins?Sauce, and to see that their names arc upon the WRAPPER, BABEBS, STOPPER and BOTTEE.Some of the foreign markets having been supplied with a spurious Worcestershire Sauce, upon the wrapper and labels of which the names of Lea & Perrins have been forged L.& P.give notice that they have furnished their correspondents with power of attorney to take instant proceedings against Manufacturers and Vendors of such, or any other imitations by which their right may be infringed.Ask for Lea & Perrins' Sauce and see Same-en'Wrapper, Lable, Bottle and Stopper, Wholesale and for export by the Proprie tors, Worcester CROSSE & BLACKWELL, London, &c.; and by Grocers and Oilmen universally.Agents, Montreal, RIMMER, GUNN