The daily witness, 24 juin 1869, jeudi 24 juin 1869

[" TURAL ~Lotber 3 ait RIT -disa \u2014 ot ir - and ve ut rife.= IB \"ED ait.5e ine ihe, are \"tra © .arge Brick Houses, : St Chartes.MHS.HU \u201cJAMES P,.MUIR, urocer, JAMES AUBTIN, News Vender * D CAUCHON, '\u2018Grocer, No.$53 MRS.WATERS, W ~ Vou, X., No, 149.\u201c For Sale and to Let.rpôuer, a Reaver Ha: T - Bre mi versa, Nop \u2018o POUR SALE, F vi : phew sect Priest's farm) L'ethet fel And west or ay street, I Tan Sept, SOAS ternis, Apply to COURT + MACIN OH, .Noiih British Cham bers, C H,TUOURY, arent So Jdames street, TIM \u2019 r K l , until the Ist of M ay i F 0 R N A L K \u2014To be sold, the Seve the Wark shop and Dwelling NO: 7 stock, &c., of a Coal Oil aml Lamp Depot, ; Cent by np is reel.occupled for many [AU A Very low price.Inn god ata iso, with CURIS OD Tae - ie Movs cvoelient stand oC ie 6 ca RL vo./ BUTHVEN, aù the! premises, paru FO U Farm, CONtaining one hundred x stiuaiet on the.Ranks of Ver, South.Shape, \u201chet: al 19 the bastef ne Nas The farm : Tonite v Hage \u20ac BOAT Sa dR Ge Cilawa, wih a day mal, NOT tar distant Sthoss t'ves oi Warship, both Roman CAND Prorestu ng yn A word the LTT UNS We cow \u201c1 Ca Tite thdispuirb'e\u201d PESTE pall drs Lagat Te fon Aurx Nf PENS Mag Bore tne : orto tle pry- Prensa premises, - J.a Jd SCOTT, bHsi Hawkesbary, Point Fortune, Fostcofiice.! fA LK.\u2014The comfortable Cut Bote house ais Dopohes er streel, \u2018tun.\u2018Rng Dire sp wien su.To be saen fom one SORT OVER.EU \u20ac : T° LST\u2014A house , TB Teme Sad atte.saute Suite.Le MN T6 Crag street.745 Craig street, ad nog Victoria PRIA Frame had prune Tarnished, Ww Antoine 48° the residence *H.BREHATT, Esq., \u2018pate near Sg.; r = 1 Aad Commands the view Canada, pemis ~ rio Wo H.BREHAU [Court House.L &- dwelling of seven.>< piperei- throu hout ton Terrace, uoper Ne.Tous; Bew:y.patoted lL} Siinated 10 Kensjog: Liwrence Main street, Rent.£3.App yat.Na «87 *t.Lawrence Main ire, : oo so «Oh SALE OR TO REN T, THE Boor AND SHUE FACTURY, \u2018in LU az 07 LYN, Vot, It contains air HAS DEFN at cnder a ART, Aud address necessary GEORGE.MCLEAN, Aces, LYN, ONTARIY, .- uw RQ v SO 3 QUALM ER RESIDENCES TO À LET, at Loazueui\u2019.ani HAIR JEWELLERY | x 2 Ei Chains; Brooches, 210 j ets, Chaîne, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Finger Rings, Scarf Plus Scarf Rings, Bracelets, .Néckinoes, |.Thousands of \u2018patterns .to choose | | \\DRNITURE of all kinds for| TMANUFACTURING GOLD, AND SILVER-] Koives, Favey | 8poons, Forks, Fish and Butter Knives, Fa Fruit 6 ' Las 5 N od isappointment (f SEASIDE] = PS VISITORS AT RIVER DU LOUP AND a) ostabliahed = : ¢ \u201cAlso, Keep on hand a] ) Gro.rompt.: , te, de.Uvered nt renclénces oC\" visitors with puuo- for (he.seasou will find lt to and coavenienoe to attend to pL AIN.AND $ Co.ORNAMENTAL PRINTING! - \u201c WITNESS = | Aimple facilities for all kinds of i.\"GENERAL JOB PRINTING.=, EVERY VARIETY OF BIZE \u2018AND COLOR, - BRONZED WORK , or xvsary DESORIFTION.- FANOY COLORED INKS.\"ELEGANCE IN STYLE.el EXCELLENCE IN WORKMANSHIP, | Mo DERATION IN CHARGES, \"PR MPINEsS IN EXECUTION, FULFILMENT OF PROMISES, CARDS, Tr CIRCULARS, BILLEEADS, © PAMPHLETS, | CATALOGUES, \u2018 APPEAL CASES, | LABELS; CONSTITUTIONS, REPORTS; 5 ADDRESSES, =~ SERMONS, PROGRAMMES, | - LAW BLANKS, .© .HAND-BILLS, Country Merchants, and all \u2018residing at a dis- | ance from the city, may depend upon having \u2018thelr work quickly and correctly executed by addressing their orders to the ; DAILY\u2019 WITNESS OFFIOE, 128 ST, JAMES BTREET, ot delay in tbe most urgent PRICES ALWAYS MODERATE.NEATNESS, .OHEAPNBSS, 3 2, puNotvaury, | ~~ Disparom.Don't ol the piace, 84 Great St.James street, lo © branches.oe .Y & CO.: ROBT.MEN DIS Peter strget, Retail Store, No.53 Gt.St.James street, next door Dawson & Brothers, Stationers.gree gus \"| Fréuch river.\u2018| pristion for the establish thé following facts, viz :e= sd \u2018navigating the Upper Lakes, | Lachine Canal, will not ex - -| Matäwan from those of \u201cJin length, | to tbe Ottawa, to change their course and flow- mulitary point of view, | of the needed\u2019 POSTERS.tion :\u2014.the important Meanwnile they oollecting from their command, French rivers: and estimate undertaking, distance and .| from ite completion.The waters comprising bavigation are as follows : Ottawa river, Montreal -to Matawan.305 miles Matawau river and Summit Ridge.46 « Lake Nipissing.30 « teeredenes 49 8 the proposed line of \u2014 Total distance from Montreal to Lake Huron.430 ©.| la the year 1856, the Oommissioner of Public Works obtained from the Legislature an appro- purpose of exploring and surveying the route, a task which they entrusted to Mr.Walter Shan! y, Civil Engineer, who made 8 general exploration of the entire lige of com- muagioation, and actual surveys of the Matawan River and of those portions of the Upper Ottawa where the greatest difficulties in the \u2018way of im- Provement.are-1o be encountered.o The appropriation having been insufficient to \u2018meet the expenses of a complete survey of the whole route, an order to suspend the work was lesued in May, 1857 ; but, a further appropriation having been obtained the following year, the survey was resumed under Mr: T, Olarke, Civil Engineer.\u2014 + The reports of Messre.Shanly That the distance from the mouth : of French River to.Montreal is.+ ee » 430 miles That: the.saving in distance by .this route, &s compared with that by [the Welland Canal, between Chicago and Montreal is.+2.368 miles That it is possible to obtain a conti- Nuous \u2018navigation througbont with a -depth of water according to Mr.Shan- y's report LL SR ( And \u2018according to Mr.Olarkeof., 12 feet -.That the Bay of the French River affords safe and accessible harborage for the largest vessels 10 feet .Thataa abundant supply of water for.all \u2018possible purposes of lockage can be obtained at the summit.: - 1 That the total ascent and descent to come by lockage is 698 feet.- .That the total length of canal required to improve the several obstructive portions of the route, and including the enlargement of the \u201858 miles.And that the highest estimate (Mr.S8hanly\u2019s) for the completion of the whole scheme of navigation providing for locks of 256 feet in length, by- 50 feet in width, with 10 feet depth of water, is $34,000,000; while the.lower estimate (Mr.Clarke's) places the entire cost for a 12 teet navigation at not much over.balf that amount.| It is also shown by the engineering reports referred to, that the saving in \u2018time in the round trip of a propeilor between Chicago and Montreal, would be about ninety hours less than by the circuitous lake route; aad that the cest of transport, not taking into account the great saving in insurance, would be less by fully 10 per eo.on the Ottawa route than on that by Lake be over- Ttere are.extraordinary engineering difficulties to be overcome in constructing the seve.| | ral canals needed as.connecting links between the long stretches of deep water on the route.At the summit, dividing the upper waters of the Lake Nipissing, a cut of 30 feet depth and scarce three quarters of a mile would cause the former, now tributary through the French River to Lake Haron.\u201c-|- The improvements required are made up of a number of swall canals, no fewer than 21 in a total of 58 miles ; the longest being the Lachine canal, 8 miles; while in some places theex- cavatiods will be of bard rock there are no very deep or long cuttings, and the dams required can be gererally constructed without damage to the | surrounding country.The.Committee think.that enough has been said to show the practicability of thé route.Its constrüction will tend to open upand make known the interior of the oountry, thus inducing | séttlement of our wild \u2018lands, and stimulating manufacturing industry.From a defensive or the advantages of such means of communication with the lakes, need bardly be remarked upon.: In conclusion, .the Committee reiterate the | hope that this most important national question may soon engage the attention of Parliament, and that it.may be consistent with the public interests to complete atan early day the surveys improvements, so that perfect maps and charts of the route may be \u2018available to the public.Co So * BRITISH AMERIOA.+= The St.Catharines Town Council have voted $100 for the celebration of Dominion Day.; Daownan.\u2014A melancholy accident happened last week in the parish of St, Francois, county of Victoria: Four men were descending the river | 8t.John when a log struck their canoe and overturned it.Two of them gank never to reappear and the.other two with \u2018great difficulty reached the bank by swimming.The two who were drowned.are named Michel.Gamarche and \u2018Jean Biroic, The fret leaves a wife and four children.Their bodies have not been found.\u2014 Moniteur Acadien.LT i Loawrirmp.\u2014It will be remembered that the body of an unknown man was found.on the Island on the 14th ult.A young man named \u2018Flay, a printer, residing nesr Buffalo, saw the description of the body in the Globe, and was led to think that it answered to that of his father, Absalom Flay, of whose whereabouts he waa ignorant.A correspondence with some friends in Toronto proved the correctness of hig surmiges, and led to the identification of the | body.\u2014Globe.= - : PassenTaTION.\u2014The Board of Trade hag presented a mariné telescope to Oapt.Mingot of the French ship * Arabie,\u201d for having rescued on 3lst January last, from the wreck of the \u201c Windsor Castle,\u201d one of the crew of that ship.\u2018The Board also granted a reward of £2 to the men who composed the crew of the life boat of the ¢ Arabie\u201d on that occasion.\u2014Quebe¢ Cana- readers are not perhaps aware that we have no rats in the townships; yet such is the case.On the other Land\u2019 we have mice in abundance.and the snow last winter has been very favorable to them.They have wintered in thousands at the foot of trees.The flelds are covered with them, Great numbers may be seen along the roads, and they also infest certain houses.\u2014\" | Pionnier-de.Sherbrooke.- \" Daatu raou SousamsoL1eM.\u2014Bilaire- Couil- \u2026 [lerd, pilot, of Oap St.Ignace, aged 63 years, | who had just come off ship abd gone to bed \u2018much fatigued, in a room on the fourth story of Morrisets hotel, Finlay market, on Sunday evening, was found about nine o'clock the same evening ou the wharf, he having walked out of the window.When picked up the man was \u2018| severely hurt but sensible, and be died 15 hours afterwards.When questioned &bout how he -| fell be could tell nothing, and it ia supposed he | was laboring under \u2018a fit of somnambulism to which be had been subject.- He lesves a wife The following is à summary of the first re- Port of \u2018the Select Committee appointed by the | House of Oommons to investigate this ques- | Owing to the advanced period of the ses- sen at which the Opmmittee was obtained they desire their report.to be considered ap preliminary to a more thorough examination of subject with which it deals.have limited.their labors \u2018to the documentary evidence at ad, such evidence as would enable |- them to present a general summary of the leading | features of what is known as the \u201cOttawa and project,\u201d showing the \"extent cost ofthe works involved in the and the advantages, in point of Ume of transport, to be derived and Olarke No Rats aur Puaury or Mion.\u2014Many of our | COBRESPONDENCE.\u2014 We beard, but correspondents would confer a grea favor on do their tmost to shorten what they write.TORONTO CORRESPON DENOE, - - \u201cToronto, Juue 19 cluded its sessions, the Anglican Synod has now.| coming up little re of its took pl the Bishop, the laity however, The question was discussed in all ita aspects for several days, and all -descriplions of com- Promises proposed, none of which appeared views of a majority of both or- to.meet the ders which is necessary to a decision.The difficulty was accordingly til next year.A Committee, three clergymen and an equal number of laymen, nominated by the Bishop, are to-confer with the latter in the meantime, and \u2018prepare a report.During the excitement of the debate quite a scene occurred between Qol.G.T.Denison and Rev.Wm.Darling, of Trinity Church, Toronto -where rituslism of the extremest type prevails.Col.Denison alluded to the innovations made in a certain Toronto church, not mentioning any name, whereupon Mr.Darling rose excitedly, and asked if he referred to his church, Mr, Denison refused to answer the question.The Parties happened to meet in the ante-room after the de- Oolonel\u2019s face and called him \u2018a coward, and used very violent language towards bim.Mr.W.Boulton and Hon.J.H.Cameron bad also a Bet-to on Friday, when the former repeated the charges made some time ago respecting the mis- Mr.Cameron.* Thè latter, however, strenuously denied tte truth of the allegations.The greater portion of bo now Constitution of the Synod has been aopted, which is mainly identical with the fortner one.It defines, with somewhat ay delegates, being all laymen who are of age aod who shall have declared themselves in writing to be members of the Church of England \u2018and babitual worshippera in the same, and belong to no other denomination.Formerly it wag 8 question of some doubt who were properly qualified voters, and frequent difficulties arose from this uncertainty in cases of closely contested elections, bat this would appear to set the question at rest, .- oo \u2018The Corn Exchange \u2018Association, at a meeting held during the present week, concluded to petition the Government for the re-imposition of the duty on.flour, as a retaliatory measure in view of the high duties prevailing on the other side.This action, though ostensibly for the benefit of the farming community, and designed to throw the trade -Gf the Maritime Provinces into the bands of Ontario, instead of the United States, is, 1n reality, undertaken in the interest of the.millers.It is not proposed to tax American wheat but merely flour, so that the benefit to the farmer from the change proposed is not very apparent.The milling interest which predominates onthe Corn Exchange will be the real gainers,\u2014as by leaving wheat antaxed,\u2014 they can obtain their supplies as cheaply as be- \u2018fore\u2014and eell with the -advantage of a dig.criminatiog tariff \u2018 in \u2018their favor.When the present disaffected state of Nova Scotia is taken into consideration, the government will bardly be so foolish as to give the repealers \u2018fresh grounds for agitation by imposing this ad- ditioaal burden npon the people of the Maritime Provinces.BE ; 20\u20ac Last Sunday evening a meeting of the recently arrived immigrants from England, was held in the Emigrants\u2019 Buildings, at the suggestion of Mr.Currie, a commissioner apg ointed by tbe East London Emigration Committee to ascertain the condition of the emigrants already forwarded, before sending out any more.Some alf-a-dozen or eo addressed the meeting and made the most bitter complaints as to the insufficiency of work, the low wages, and the uncertainty whether the employment they had obtained would continue through the winter.The great trouble was that they were unable.to obtain tbe description of work to which they had been accustomed in the old country, which is pot to be wondered at, seeing .they were mostly ehip-carpenters, or employed in some capacity in the dook-yards, and that ship-build- ing is not carried on to any extent in Ontario.| It is-noteworthy tbat not one present complained of not being able to get work of some kind.Mr-Ourrie stated tbat he was convinoed that the wrong kind of men had been sent out, and | that be should strongly impress upon the | Committee to 9 dend no more skilled mechanics, but that farm and other laborers, and those who stances and turn their minds to anything, could all succeed in Oanada.We certainly do not want such a class as the grumblers: who spoke \u2018at the meeting, who would rather loaf aboat doing nothing for a year than accept a situation at a shilling a day less wages than they had been accustomed to receive, or to the duties \"of which they were new.Mr.Currie stated that there were hundreds of thousands -of able-bodied men in England not earning four shillings a day, and such were the claba who should be forwarded.The inveterate dislike of Englishmen to a change of vocation, and the tenacity with which they cling to the old grooves of \u2018labor, is one of the greatest drawbacks in the way of their success as.emigrants ; while to the ready adaptability ot the American, whose versatility in this respect is proverbial, is perhaps due, in no small degree, the rapid advancement of the West.Just fancy a Yankee refusing any situation from the Pre sidency downwards because he wasn\u2019t used to.the work! Why, he is ready at a day\u2019s notice to turn dentist or saloon-keeper, farmer or peddler, as the opportunity offera; and if he fails in one capacfty, is embarked next day in a new speculation, while the Englishman would take.a year to look about him first.It would be well if the British emigrant to a new country like our own would unite to the plodding industry \u201che generally possesses a little of the spirit of enterprise and versatility.FREE BATHING-PLAOES.(To the Editor of the Witness) = Sir, \u2014Eoquiry having been made as to whether provision will be afforded for free bathing this \u2018summer, I beg to say that the Sanitary Associs- | tion have been for a long time in communication with the Health Oomnuiittee un the subject; and have offered to present\u2018to them our stock of material, used last year at Windmill Point, on \u2018condition that they will undertake the m ment and care of the baths, - We feel this to.be their place, and not ours ; and consider that what we did last year, in making an experiment which proved quite successful, was somewhat .overstepping our position, which we hold to be supplementary to, and not taking the place of, the Health Committee of the City Oouneil.Mr, Weaver has even offered his gratuitous\u2019 services in the erection of the sheds, on condition that Thus far, - the Committee have not expressed themselves willing to acoept our proposals ; but Ald.Alexander and family at St.Ignace.\u2014 Quebso Mercury, Te rs We make an effort.to print as many letters &s possible, on the ground that in a free country the people sbôuld'be able to make their voices ad well as on thems ves if they would The Wesleyan Conference bad scarcely con- 16, before the deliberations of commenced.Tha: body n several days in session, and owing to the wide divergence of opinioa \u2018 prevailing among its members, upon the questions for consideration, has done very al business, considering the length ions and the interminable discussions which haye occupied the time.A dead-lock I between: the Clerical and Lay dele- | gates upon the question of the patronage of rectories, the former favored tbe appointment of pastorg-remaining as at present in the bands of.\u2018wore generally of the opinion that the congregation should have & voice inthe selection of their apiritual guide, *| these Jews finding bate, when Mr.Darling shook his fist in the \u2018bee appropriation of the Church Society's funds by.greater distinctness, wha are entitled to vote for were willing to adapt themselves to circum- | the Health Committee undertake their care, undertaken to call one more meeting, in hopes of & more satisfaotory arrange- Priox Oxa Harr -Pzxwnr.ment, As the hot weather may be on us any day, itis very important that no time be now lost; and it you have-any inflaeace with the members of our Local Board of Health, pray use it in behalf of the great unwashed Purtion of our popu- \u2018tation.: Yours &c., Pamir P.Oaurnnrsz, Hon- Ses.San.Assoc: .OLO' AGAIN!.( To the Editor of the Wisness:) | Sim, \u2014Your remarks on this subject, as well as aû interesting letter refering to the Old Qlotues trade in Edinburgh which followed, must prove -@ novel thing to Canadians generally, and may be tbe meaus of stimalating some enterprising Montrealer to take up this trade and accumulate a fortune.I do not know servations of this trade in London may be also a belp in the same direction.~ While in London I ma je many strolls in the Eastern district to satisfy a wondering curiosity, and I took a deep interest in the Jews\u2019 colonies in Houndsditch and Whitechapel, who, believe, are unsurpassed in this line of busi- \u2018ness.The \u201c Hounds of Houndsditch\u201d\"\u2014as these Jews aro valgarly called\u2014carry on an in wende and profitable business in old clothes, and ai- most every Jew there is dressed from head to foot in cast-off clothes, «nd to such an ex.ent have they carried on this trade that there is hardly à shop deajing in new clothes, or & tauor- ing establishment of Any great eatent to bo found in Houndsditoh.Toe famous Moses & Son., who have several gigantic tailoring establishment, began this business on a very small scale, buying and selling old and cast off garments, and making new ones from new cloth, relying almost entirely on advertising to maintain their conoern.Scarcely a newspaper of any note in London is without advertisements of this frm, who now contract to supply gents With suits by the year for a low sum, on condition that the old Suits are returned.To main- {ain their character for showiness and cheapness A tailoring tôo expensive, and the sewing machine hardly cheap enough, adopted the novel plan of turning the returned suits inside out and glueing instead of sewing them, which often proved awkward.in \u2018wet weather, a naked leg being sometimes the alt ! Perhaps tbe power of advertising has never n more efficacious than in this business, Nomerous instances might be quoted where old clothes deaiers in London depended entirely on their advertisements in the counwy papers.À certain bankrupt tailor, wishing to get rid of a quantity of goiled ready-made garments, pit an advertisement in the Daily Telegraph, that be bad a quantity of cast-off garments to be t sold cheap.The result was that the street where be resided was literally blocked up with ahxious.purchasers, and the police had to drive away the disappointed Israelites, the old clo\u2019 Israelite, as I lack the sense of hearing, but my observations in Houndsditch &c.convince me that the business in old clothes \u2018 is a very extenpive and renumerative one, elseit ' could not maintain so many thousand Jews and ; others in London, who hold a weekly fair of old clothes, every Sunday in the narrow alleys and by-streets (for the Jew's Sabbath is -on Saturday), and in the busy thoroughfare on.- Mondays.At thess fairs oart-foads of old garments which have been cast off by peers, tradesmen, and \u201cswells,\u201d are bougkt and sold, and sold and bought again.A walk through the narrow avenues in Houndasditch, Whitechapel and near thé Miucries on a Saturday is among the most interesting sights in London.There are thousands of cl tidy Jews-\u2014men and women ~ sitting by their doors, looking out of their windows, down the narrow streets, which present a striking constrast to the thandering roar of traffic In the wide thoroughfares close by.:- The ladies of Houndsditch are no lees enterprising and industrious than the gentlemen in this iness.They go about Indies\u2019 wearing apparel\u2014from.a piece of ribbon down to an old stocking, and also buy children\u2019s clothes and baby-linen.These dames have acquaint- Aoces among the kitchen people of maby a Belgravia Mansion, and bave always an eye to .business-\u2014sometimes purchasing a cold leg of mutton for a trifle.Yet in spite of the peculiarities of thege people, they are a very industrious, ingenious, and numerous class, who buy and sell nearly every 8pecies of commodity \u2014old clo\u2019 being dne of the most important.* 7 .There cinnot be any room for doubt that there ia a wide field for a profitable business in old clothes in this city, and \u2018should it fall into the hands of an enterprising and industrious party, success is sure.to follow.: Yours, &e,, Esvunpeuss Omouzärion of tbe Dany Wrrunes during the .week closing 19th June and the corresponding week of last year :\u2014 JUNE, 1868.i JUNE, 1869.Monday, Juve 15.\u20268,800 Monday, June l4 :.9,160 Taesday,,16 .7,80 Tuesday, 15.>.7.9900, Wednesday, \u201817.7,800 Wednesday.16 9,050 Thursday, is.8000 Thu ay, 17.- 9.000 Friday, 19.7,000 Friday, 18.\" Saturday, 20.8 000 Saturday, 19.«9,400 The Baily Witness.THURSDAY, JUNE 3¢, 1869.* a .SHADE TREES.+A by-law has been passed by the City Ooun- cil, requiring proprietors to plant trees in front of their properties.The object of the by-law is a good one, but an amendment was made to it - which was soarcely based on practical wisdom.This was, that trees should be planted not less: than fifteen, and not more than thirty feet apart.Trees fifteen feet apart are very nice for a year or two after they are planted, but in a very little time they incommode each other, and interfere very seriously with the ventilation, if not the light, of the residences which they adorn.There are some streets \u2018we could mention which are now positively unwholesome through trees.Thirty feet we would call the proper minimum rather thao the.maximum.Some plant trees intending to cut out a portion of them afterwards.Their right to cat out might come to be disputed, and the plan involves uge- leas expense to thos who cannot afford it.Trees, which are in long straight rews, should haye gaps between them to let the wind pass through, and should be pruned high enough, at least, to aliow the lamp-light to be visible.More attention should be paid to the kind of trees planted than has usually been done in Montreal.Of all street trees the elm takes the first place.It naturally has a high, straight stem, which would allow of a perfect thorough draft ander tbe brauches, and, besides being, perhaps, the most beautiful of all trees, snd a special favorite with the French Canadians, who generally spare only it, in clearing their farms.It grows almost as fast as the strag- gliog soft maples and poplars, which we often see.There is one kind of dark-leafed maple, which is a perfect beauty where it has room to grow, but less than thirty feet for it would be out of the question.The by-law permits s public officer to prune the trees.This should not remain a desd letter, but n thoroughly efficient person, whose knowledge of wbat ho-was doing, would ensurerespeot, should, without delay, out away everywhere the under-branches, and even eut down trees, where they are an annoyance rather than an advantage; but the gifts that but that my own ob- - I'am not acquainted with the peculiar ory of | or walking listlessly up and\" >» \\ 7 ae Are -.\"Me mn.- = \u2019 - 20 .a 0° 7 - / .; | .von MONTREAL DAILY Wi > TES : Turpepav, June 24 1769 AR ee en de re ET New Adrerisemens is Frenoon! 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Megings, Amuseners & ; periv.wit 901 CM AZ Int) cont SL wdh those [our pleasire asekars, and the places viarted byl 7 TY _ : \u2026 he - = _ J \u2014\u2014 \u2014 =m : .Who CAM a Br af ownership a the trees, Lihe Passport\u201d and ** Maguet,\u201d on the Lower CABLE rELEGRAM el Jon, SHEDIAC, vb.and P'1Q-} en nas , Cs \"To LET, a small F urnished YOUNTY LODGL.- Th ad 77 would be ota pecan kind {St Lawrence, hase secured & popularity which | The.Old Atlantic Telegraph vo.Waterton Soni, voi main, NA The § ST.JAMES\" DRUG HALL Houn this on nd.Addrevs tifuralihed [Lita w 1 ve hd vs Le ON SA ES J ANTEI), : La A : : dw 9 ders of + ten a8 John, NOR and Halifax \u2014F _ .\u2014 Co ; sua, Mee.' ; Al ve hel ORANGE Hair, 2; RE ee piven Tn win Seer should never luo.OF these Burm Bag de Company ee ed af Na cour Teter Cam cata | Don roculve the 1NER wirmE nar, | ar ok ante Ih mn SU EE EE Voy Sle Road Commistre re, nimend that shale trees be [ig the moet beautiful; Tadousac, a kind of Oru- \u2018 Maas py Beep NA \u201d Qommittes | Jill he ready to toad on\" FRIDAY, tho 25 hie ear orm bl phe usiition of) LAO: NALK,\u2014A Light Express | be Drought befare Le wéetlng ares ne ro?: EP \u2019 To ; .A i hiok tinted | SEL June, el .?| \u2018 .Le - | lc) nl a.; y 267 ete SD at panted .Lo sov's Leland, the wildest, and that most favored to guard their laterents aud procure à aottlement or Freight, appiy-to., Co pLU8IN à ris TACHIO NU COMPLEXION IIe pe et Lu PE ot ce, WEI of the ANTED = Way: Ward Dapinéas Road, Colborne: br sportsmen; Cacouns, the most fashionable : bof ihélr claims.5 Le | Lo Royal I DA A i 4 PE preferable Yo \"H others in every re- Apply-aL15 #L, Mrurtoe atreat.RN SY : - oh Yor week class ane Folio Seaton atrect, Sydenham, fan ke i ike.and com=1 ye vais di ok.1 yul lnsurnnce HULIAINKY.- vig ers POMMADE AU BAUME DE VIO.TE = 7E \u2018 a UC: .: Dora ra an Ontario, Dorchester and es be un nome ike and oh : Tho Bermuda Floating Dock xl?Sr resets ete Soe fe mee een LETT EN D'ITALIE, ud many other baautifu! [ NOIR SAL, na busy thorough.GH NCH MN, OF M calli, \u201cwilling Lo RTH ; do Ct .' EMERY ) furtable for families.he two first are on the pha expedition with the great floating doo YOUN.in Wellin ton street, an preparations for the Hair.J fara, n thlving rusiness in the Hela COLT, } ai Crau .ROLL : a .; PI oo SAE a ; Li \u2019 wd Lon.st Mathing Caps, Mponge Bags, Flesh Brushes, mall Ware and Fancy line.This presents a The Clas 2 y | Ses Wore Awmberst, St Hubert, Si North Shore, which is the moat visited: by fogs, for Bermuda ssiled to: day for the Weat indies.| Kuuliel Uarriege Dog, Can be hay at ot Turkish oweln, Holi Fvory not Uxir Brusien, capital opportunity for any one wishiog to com.val Ve TE EE nt in aon HE advert Denis, Berri, Sherbrooke, (atari, St.Oagharine; and bare mails.only twice a week, and of the: Cotton-Growing in India.te tonte ee de de \\ [er] posed of, juosuells& King's Date VS Wt, 7 a RL Aa A SLL) Rlock 14 small from late 12 A.M.and from 2 tad bu , ! |astroction To Shale M.gnonne, Lagan hetiere : other two, Kamonraska has the disadvantage of Lonvan, June 23.\u2014A deputation of gentle- | ee \u2014 \u2014 5 Chemists 4 Drugyiain, canh, or on time.With & x] security.mddrou ha Distrivation 1 uh U *I en In fat lessons In Prenc Sie Ward Sherbrooke, Catane SE Et being riited by the atoamer, bût Ie, pan mes, representing the Lageashire Gotion Trade, | QOUNI) on Thursday Kvening, _ {mull Wares,\u201d Wirszuoffies, | 50th, we Bevctonie pow LL RON, dans this office.Catbasiae, Dorchester, Oraig, St.Klinabeth above L out it for league boating | iave united fu a request to the Duke of Argyle to | 4 léttèr PLAID HHAWL.The owner can - ; IME ERY Li _\u2014 Ur A Parontsaned friends uro respectfuily fnvited wo \u2014 Bberbrooke, Cadieux, Coûrrille, l'pper St Ur Hape, the best of all these for ples \"ny | Gbtain Qovornment'assistance in tho-produotion tive si by-calling on JOHN FARKELL, corner , © : ~~ sfVEME\"T OTS, \u2014 Mr.A.|ne prosent.ES BAS : | ANTED, bain, Nt Famille, M oo * [lt and Cacouna have daily communicstion by oe cotton lu.the British colonies.They sot] of Fuifvni\u2019 and Delisle stveata, snd paylng for unies .Cp ea HENDERSON having L photograph several, W.-C.BAYNES, 8.= Secretary, testant, a si in, St Famille, Mance.se \u2018 ery OO _ Co hy oT Colonies, Th > \\atie advertisement.Co RS.STINSON, of the late Firm wiien- weather permits, will execute any otner \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014___ Te - keoper, or Lo take c S Poicrenee Ward: Upper, Bieurs, Darocher.lrau, Caçouns being, however, seven miles forth the great depression In the trade \u2018at pre- [VHS - _ À orCOX à HLINHON, Notre Dame alfvnt, | Oriiers ni the same time, at slower than usual RGAN REGITAL\u2014Dr.Davies seW10g; bas no obje Sherbiooke, Hotel hen, Ontario, 8: Catharme.fron boti steambont and railroad, aad Kamou- sent, aod show that guet can only be had by IRD Lt IST.\u2014 Yellow Canary Leis 10 Intimato to her old customers aod the rate.J0PNILLIFY BQUARE, _ \u2018will play 0a tho.new Organ.ar tn _ Address M.K,, ai tt - rag.0 a H, n Pi < raska three miles frour the station.So Pi Goverument lon rod Le ae fn.\u2018Prom 123 Drummond nireof.Any one bring- public generally, thint sho is carrying on tho MOR SALE C HEAP a Gentle- Loureh Of Hi.Jarnes tue A post la.on Tis RabAY : A NTED \\ on .A » ING \\ HE .PORTE, \u2018 +1 din to- e .- ; .f 1 = .: ; : vere £a - : ., 3 : t, L .\"rq amies OÙ ad cu issu .Radosoie ive sions Syoam, Thi do, The expen of ling or an soomomieal one Gnd Sti ee CT |r aw ns maa.| PF man fie osent.8 Gentle lini a bacs He PA 2 Av ni .\u2018 N]- \u2018 A ' .- * ?; , ; | À 3 R vo .; - .; ; + ° ; .; a ; ' .o e , .rs , o., d , , , od Arie sie, City Covantlon, Pato Area, aay at ths sendide lrnota3 great ns #me | The French AtlantioCable.| M VORES IMPROVEN GUSIE| aus savmonas wrussr, on si, couserina sis, 5752 \"E00 8085; 001 Rn YRCIOrY NO vary, id it EE ee fo a : x 8 : | \u2018ét Moll 2h: à A nn _ ; STE ee IVE TONED BLOTTER.\u2014Kvery Hook-koeper : 1, ; ou - \u2014_ | ve ; al \u2018 ).Fraser Let, raat Meron, Poel, | 18h: suppose, Orer and above travelliog | 1 suis, June 23.\u2014 Adviors bave been received | auf commercial.man require one.For coñnep.NoarHlcury stroet.: |fIMYENDERS required before 30h M procends to he applied ta tha Organ load, Ng Al Storema conter Avenus, aus .Cresvent Gav.expenses, which are not larçe a family trom the steamship ** Great Bastorn\u201d up to Tues- vw ÿ pnd rei IY TN » Bird tes oo .a À \u201cJune, for One Bündrod Gross of Hottlos -| Money taken at 1h16 Chuf:h doors Si Pannes de Sale Sherbrooke Dan bester, cau generally save as much in servants, day noon, at (hat time she was 174 miles out from Enero, K2 Bt.Poter mirest, corner Notre | em me : .If of usual size, bait of him plat aud color.UBLIC TE Mi LANG ANTED.RS NE a Ne lin ar - - 5 , t ther ta ! re : Lo à.: od ginss, je .Al '0- T +4 \u2018 7.MeFareh, Redyah, S: Janvier, S-mpéon.Burn- [food and other ways as will make.up for ee PE all \u2018on pr monte Magie.Montre \u201c mises ee CAC e A C AR D- mes + prictor Flaniagonet Springs; Depot, 15 Pluce À pale be held In nn ANCE Porter; {a \"wing nide Piace, RartheJet Cathoart Lagaucheuers, fo, giditional reat, &c.The -Asditants in| ï : Co DAREBARGAIN .- 14 1bs.XXX.: SoTL 115277 * (ir Armes, s- = ~ ofiue WKSLEYAN METHODIST ( BURCH, T.agyn.usefal: best of Sy DAT er er SL Lane abore mentioned - places, have many.of | AUStria and the roumenioal I TPASIUY FLOUR, darrautad, wud 1 ii.TO TIE MERCHANTS ANDMANUFACTUR-| © chetiore eireut, on FRIDAY EVE IRC, the Address Wm., Antone | Co ERE - ni ne ÿ : \u201cKGounell.Co ; RTE AK bo » td OF CANADA, - 2th funt, at EK >.M.The necting w CTA AVE 1, auvne .- \\ in : ugo COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER, Pie 4 int vie LOSC 4x5 Ward, William: Wellington, be- them very comfortable dwellings, and most Ol Vienna, June 23.The Govetument announces Joe, Coe a OENTLEMEN,\u2014 ladies ond gentlemen AT To take ! FF 1CE-50 voad the bodge Si Patrick, MeCond, Guy, them are.willing to crowd themselves into a |, policy of reserve in respect to the Ecumenical Frein jerked BAT BY BY PT, Ae.por Ih.EE Co | ; part iu.he proceedings, who wii ercnt y add tp JF \u2018 \u2018 Rich 3 , : a .la tha ; : .P ., he Jar; \u201c 3 D Lo, ç « mn Ae .- pe a .Meveix .3 Richmond St Martin.- laingle apartment while the house is takon pos- Council, ae the course to be adopted by tho Ooun- WANKHOUSR, rat Ieury nod-o8 Dorchester et, 1\" pind 1 hu Hatiod tutos enn Cn 1 CANON Eo a wind pr Lempert sente ANTL : The Hier à, this morning, calls attention géssion of by & fauiily from town, and an out- | Gil, cannot be foreseen.CL co pT EERE MUHSEN & McFARLANE, | vertiueimette, bot Huiked thom ho le pas LIVERPOOL AND LONDON | fica white \u2014 Thera w.li he) 1erenling pe., iim rs a 8 by ; G thin ©: 14 Coe - : CC RAAT ¢ rai : = = 1 .\u2014 pv rap De joked upon by iu ANCTH : : - citatidos, ac.The public ure cordially 1avit t No.118t Henry # suew to the dénadation of this country, CP\u20ac-l house often serves them.The latter arrange- | r Fear of Outbreaks in Italy.ER Montreal, 2ixt Juve, 1862.as boing, in proportion to their circulation, the \u201cAND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY to attend.«hed = ANT ED \u2018cidliy Lower Carada, of trees.Might not.some ment ie greatly to be preferred, if possible, ns Fronauca, June 33 \u2014Great preesutions are Mr.Lo Davis, Cigar Manufustirer, £72 Mt.| best xort of medinm for permanent advertising.\u2014_\u2014 mo : \u2018 - 7 \u2014\u2014 - Pen : 4 ne BA > : ing rities at i > Atreol nul 5 tre Dim \u2018 TOTAL ASSERTS.=o.$17,005,028, \u2026 : : QR pe 3 = madisranon of the city law be usetul in We |i tiie cage the visi h the bous irel being taken by the authorities at Naples, Turin, Mary street, nud 237 Notre Dime, Montronl\u2014 |; wo have how, at no sinall cont, done our part] .TR ee $17, : \u201c GRAND LACROSSE MA I'CH tn the-sen-s PRES DRE : in this cage t visitors.ave the house entirely and Milan, to guard sfgsinet an outbreak.It is rie: 1 hereby aékunowledgo thu: dit make -\"* eu : : PREMIUM ILLVENUE.\u2026.+ 5,478,218.between the INDIAN Boys of Csugho mood street, countrs * Enad-side trees would not make up to themslres, whersas \u2018if the owner's family | +.; ! yoo Co So ve, Fcrrtatu-lbelous aud.dofaimalgry remarka about | to cstablisha magazine fn-Canpnda.After two \u2014 .- \u2018 3 > cnne- | _ .- : , i res, es, PE NES Y tentei that rovulutioniats Aro inciting Abe dis: you, to Me.Jus.MoQioirs and \u2018others, ealonlatod | yun existence, with an established pro-pald The LIFR AMAURANCE l'ULICIRS, #6 Well à5 the waga and YooNa MONTAEAL LACROMSE CLUB, ; : | for the destruction a our woods and foreets, live ID ADF par: of it, they usally bare.tke tirbances.Tbere have beeu- sevoral arrests at Liv Injure vou ; 1 now beg to apolocire for A citeulatian of 8 Vos, it inuy bo regarilod an buv- FIXE INSURANCE POLICIRS, Insued Ly Lbis rst: on SATURDAY next, the 28ili ILet., at Lalf-past WIDOW © but wo.iid te usetul Ju many ways.The argu- , : c Genoa.= ».: : \u201c7 made, much stalomeonts, or any statements ' ; ments for planung them far apart woull be still suvoges in the conntry thea in town, ss they | word Save more eset on the durrents of air, and there 1s there no artificial lighting.1{ pos: sible, they should de inside the fences, as they © would istaa theskylight better, and they aight thus be ranted when pear peed lime, an asrange- w bole run of it\u201c Tue Nova Scotia Auuax Atiomste. \u2018 ; : .ou MONDAY EVENING, Juné 2h.st EIGHT rupted during the Hq mes: which would immensely cheapen the first advocatiog, and giving effect \u201cto this policy.bave becn vccasionslly the theme of conversa- A1 productions elsewhere, 1 velocr.Cards of admission, 25 cie.JLo be va 413, till Domlalon 1) IR Ty, nN i 2 .Ce ; > | tion merely in the Oabinet It ie not probable ul Prince's, Dawson Brow, aod.Hue\" Libary.cool of them.aod-leave muchsless uncertamty We do not consider this movement on the part | HIBBARDS TRUNK FACTORY, The Pross of the Dominion has dono its part.Nom taken at the door.$ : ° DER © P71 that soy official.action: will be takea With re 358 most every paper fn the country, and ouradver- - 1° 25 Le CT TU ply to JOR BOY LU might He laid up-for auother generation by the on account of any effect.we spprebend it \u2018may no Joformation.that the opposing foroca An JE | \u2019 tisemaonts have \u201cbeen made public on most - - - - = TO , ! \u2019 prudence of the présent ont T° have in \u2018accouplishiog tbe end _contem- Cuba have met in an open field, but what little ,- NOTRE DAME STREET.\u201cFyenerous terms.; ) 1 JAIR - BRUSHES = H À [ R dl Ing 0 (gamers, 1 TP \u2019 &T-NURS .ToT TT plated.But we regard the agitation of this 8RUUDR has been done amounts to notbiog : CAT RN T - We nowask those who roully hold the oon- \u201cM Just received, a large assortment of \u2014-\u2014-\u2014- 2.fm A 177 Appiyto Dit ; WHERE SHALL WE GU\u2019 | 1,| Pérethan skirmishing Operaucas bave beeu | FIV H KE LAT EST LONDON.(ri of wil such enterprises, to sxaist in wae | \u201cGOSNELL'S celebrated HAIR \u2014 | ' ; othe 1 last ayon us, Kad wi pacte calculated to be productire of #il, | conñed to à few locai pointé, witb no marhcd \u2018 IR = [wich wit ben great PA to hereerres | BRUSHES ove INT.LAMBEKT FERRY.~\u2014 GENTS w he 54 weathe: upoa.ug, fad wi : z ic.ie -Ou- A Co n PE : SO ll GosnerLps P( \"OSME PE cet ; \u2019.= q - Tae, * weather 1s af last upoa- us, 29\"! [1a keepiog up among the people & chronic sate] political reaulis, and tbe-Oubans bave mY york MUNUGRAM ENGRAVED ns well ax uw support to us.Onr desire tx : ORR IRI URE ET IQUE, N SEASON 1360.\u20141 or the comm wation.of | # Sid established à open\u201d this interesuog question in a practical 97 excitement aod dissatisfaction with tbeir pre- süceceded ju eolablishing.themselves anywhere, | .Lo pay abie cnntributers,.atid we shall only be.TATE & CON ERNTUN, |lamilies residing iu Maootreul, who.\u201cTe Bot re- Assurance Lomp&ny way among those whose prudence bas not loog | gent insutütions, thus distractiog their attention | Ther fore, as no case iw presented which calls.ON YOUR.able Wdoso when well sustained with advertise (MONTREAL DBUG HALL, | Io Nau heen decided te sell Quarter y Family TIO Buia tr .settled it ° With many it will be oly [404 weakening their energies, thereby para lysing for recoguition of belligerent rights, no member A NN \"| moots, Co i 63 Great 8t.Jumes sl.Ti:kets ai the folowing reduced rates, viz.: pric even Por Ti ali ald bat the ou | sod weatening t Be JP Blof tbe Oadinet bas expresecd a desire for BUTTONS! Co \"JOHN DOUVALL à SUN.\u2014\u2014 Quarterly Fumily' Ticke:, g.od for man, ANTED -* would we could go,\u201d but the number of those tbe industry, and checking the commercial and [or hinted at action in tbat direction.It] Cee © \u2014_\u2014 So Ce dee YEMETERY RAILINGS Wife, two children ang Mervant,.\u2026.66; , y = Se .- LS : eh ; ; Lo Rng oi ai Ps ) ime apy IT at .4 PATRAS For each auitional child o.oo.,., .\u2026.$l i teen.Apply who are now able to spend, At least a week | manufacturiag enterprises of the country ; and.ee ocre pet tbe pénis Minister bas .a INUFFIELD'S CELEBRATEDIWL Co | Le These tickets will be good for ali tue Feguiar ar t : \u2018ot ,.is quite large.i ; i \u2018zati nu \\1nform that, although the.Govers- | 7 CALL AND SER SPECIMENS AT HAMS and BACUN, awarded prize medal | TT trips of (he Ferry for three mouths from 1 Or tHO 1a.the lap of nature, 1 quite \u201cAIRE.lin this light we look upon this Annexation pro- meat and people of.the country sytspathize \u2018 TER AER 205, fut Worid's Fair, Loudon, 1851, and duver Medal oan .date of issue, and\u201d will aflord every one à © = .ANTED, 8 Some look for a bouse not far of \u2018on tbelject.as mischievous.There.ie à glaring in- \u2018with tbe Cubans, the Neutrality Laws will be BISHOP'S,\" and Diploma at the Purly Banton 8a For .FOR DESIGNS, opportunity w cscupe from the beat cdd + be a Profostaut YALE banks of the St.Lawrence or the back riter.consistency 100, in the i D ostensibly given enforced, and, as a EN nu ah 2 : coh sale by ALEX.McGIBHON, | \u2018WEE BAMPLES AT aud oblain the benefit 0 Tesh wir uuda A i pa CE - - ; he reaso ul , v 88:8 proof of the -bonesty of th 0d UKEAT BT.JAMES STREET.© : .Italian.Warehpuse.84 breeze without the trouble and expecse of ; UF ARTE Tbe-rimmer population ot Lachine will soon tor adopting this movement.\u201d The Nova Scotia Government in esecuting them, the Spanish Min- OS AR Eh Jas A eR SL oo Co CT Len à ut moving La Lue Coautry.4 .| WANTED 1 ey ey oo [ler adopting Co STIRS lier bas been placed: in direct munication VISITING CARDS beautifully Evgraved and BEAUTIFUL BREAD.CAKES .1i8 und 13) Great Hi.Jamey sireet.The Bieamer wil (wealber jermitung) 1 «VV, Bervam Girl, be counted almost by thousands.Loogueuil, pal-cvatents could not by legitimate means od- !?as n place! in direct comœunicaUos !! : .AU: ., U S, .Ne regularly, in aocordus.e with the adve 3 PY at 148 51.Antoine Lo ; wre feel i ad = vols Be oo : | wtb the United States Attorneys and Marsbals, Printed at shortest notice.\u201cAND PASTRY, ah 1; W.CLENDINNENG.|time-table.= + TT + 8.Lamberrs, and Laprairie-feel more aud more ain a separation from Canada, in order to re,\" phe can furnish thom with information.\u2014\u2014 \u201c= Ti y and quickly made, by using the cele-| = ~ \u2014 Family tickets, aL the above rates, can book.§ ANTED ; every year the advantages of shew.proxim.ty sume their former constitution, and, therefore, sccompagied by proof-relative to t military R EC 0 L L K T Il 0 US K! À} Te olf-ratatog XxX FLOU .] I SAN DERS, Uptic lan.Bloammer, OF from John BELL Re 0 2 understands 1o.the city.Those, however, who more s0 short \u2018they will COW isek bY the same means to gain a | expeditions, iu order thar\"they may be prompt) LW so Loe on : Rolf-raising BUCKWH EAT FLOUR, ° Te mission Agent, 304 St.Paul\u2018street.e * can well recomme \u201c n distance generally do se for the ssason, and \u2018 an carrying out the instructions \u2018giken months : their engagements most be by thus time com- .Pere.Ta : A farm-bouse in (be Country ofiei sup- separaton from Canada\u2018in order to become an- nered to the States, - \u201cIROQUOIS.\u201d = (To the Editor of thé Daly Witaesi.) ago Lo intercept the sailing of bostile vessels.The recent arrests in New York, were ma ie on in- fsrumauon furnisbed to the Federal officers in Now York, through Spanish sources.Toe course of ac- | MORTSON°s; Hargain Lots of Washing Trimmings, Tape Trimmivgy, RuMirg« ac.ac.So © | Craig and Bleury streets, Montreal, |- To ve.obtained ut the Flour Depot, corner of JUR-SALK \u2014Flags, Ensigns and 5 :- Uniau Jacks: Coal To, Wire Riggio Roofing Viteh, Just Roceived a large asgoriment of .OPTICAL GOODS, CONSISTING OF : OPERA GLAHSES, FIFLD GLASSER, - : \u2014 RICHELIEU COMPANY.Daily Royal Mall Lioe of Steamers Louveguat Fr brooke street, from 4 VW ANTED, tant Girl, a- Can give good city ; | tn CN ely CL Uakum, Utls, Anchors an .QUEBEC and MONTREAL.Wirsses office.: ; : - Thousands uf Cards of Veivet Ribbons, and |.Tih CTL ESTO TE .> : ; piles to those whose means would not aford \u20181125 was owing ta the ofea boasting by Cubans, Dros and Munile Trimmings \u2014ail from 3 wo Chaine, Canvan.P.H.ROSS & BRO (TELESCOI ES, BYKES HYDROMETERS, - 0 and flor M.) ov 1 i Ma .ANTED.: any more fastionable retrea:, the swect:stof | Duan Sin, \u2014Why did you pass over tbe sneer of their success in landing mea and arms on 3) er cent.under regular prices.eee \u2014 - ; BAROMETERS THERMOMETERS, and Magnincent Tron siennes entr streel, 80 exp al} kinds of raitication and one which is by against \u201c Holy Scripture,\u201d in the letter with the | the island.\u201d Tbe Government has been selling fogen [Band Hats, \u201cBonnets, and Bhapes, : ST COSCO .&c., &c.QUEBEC and MONTREAL, : 4 4 , * .5 - .VE many prefecred to all others.Parente with youog families, can in sucha place, give to their above (false) siguature, in the Wines s of Tues day, in whica Eogland is called, of course derisively, the land of the * open B.ble\u201d surplus arms to all parties, without distinction, asking n> questions as to their future use.over 101 Boxes and Drawers full of Plain and Faucy- Kibdons, an levery piec» very muüchre-| + \u2014\u2014\u2014 PAMILY MOURNING GOODS.| \u2018Thé celebrated Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and \u2014 ALSO.\u2014 Will leave Richelien Pier (opposite Jacoues.Cartier Place as follows:\u2014 opi : ; W ANTKD, Wholesale 8 + 3 ; ; ic « Ey I Th v > .| wv ET pea BM regi uf Mr.Motley's Instruotions.pave din Pe ab Hal mex ot Boni l 5 10 a A ANDERS will leave every MONDAY ® Eo Ener era ce genre ln children à very important part vf their educa- he Chr of Toon hat be Bl 1 bas been ascertaioed from'an officiel source, nets Slate Slr pas wore bas rola MAD! on, Our stock of the above Goo.s is very) com- | t .PTICIAN, SATUHDAY, at SEVEN o'clock, PM uon,\u2014a réal knowledge of, and bealtby Liking |, tbe vulgar tongue, more evil than good will Bs! there is Do duagreement as\u2019 reported Shaws, Gloves.Hoslery, and Under Ciawbing! | plets, all newly tmported, and at.very low 618% James street, are © Dawson'8 Book N'eison, will leuve every HU EBLAS.T : ANTED, a for ceunury life.Wa recommend ali parents do ensue;\u201d or thinks tbe command of Christ, IVER Senator Samner and Secretary 7uh, Fetueed fof thin wenkis Ceo om Loreen Goods prices: | | : \u2014 DAY aud SATURDAY, at BEVEN o'clock, £, sod iam, Land 2 ¢ \u2014\u2014 ee of ! = : ur : ; niqué | reduced fi osk'à U e.LS TRY C ; ESOF PASSAGE.| 5 =\" ° ! =\" make their way as soon as they can, into tbe search the Scriptures,\u201d was limited to Jews; oh he for Jnetractions to pater Notley, Two (\u201csues French and Fug lion Printed Mus-| Ss 200 T HE CELEBRATE D Cabin (Bapper Siate-Rcom Berth \u2019 (MRACHER W f some farmer's bousebold, where | and that * the Spirit of truth\u201d wrote falsely of | | entiem (lion for gjd.4} 4, and 64, por yard.|: BROWN.cLA I\"; .Me rf ke : .107 included.fr veerrnens cr.BA ; good graces o re tbe Bereans being \u201c more noble than the Thes- T° 21008 Of thess gentlemen conunue friendly.french Bed Gloves\u2014Alexandre's, Jonvin's.|.MN.CLAGSETT 4 MCCARVILLE, | «BELFAST GINGER ALE\" Bteerage.Nassau : Foun, Lin tie Vi they may fora ressooable consideration, enter) salonians, in that they searched the Scriptures| Cuban Sympathizers in New | ucticsse, Nemo, Micot, Josephine, Dent's, and | Lo Co Toa] or -ALE Passage Tickets will be sold at the offes ma; woald require re a i joyments of rustic bliss.ily hd : ° PE «ther makes.les\u2019 and Genllomen's sizes, ta \u2018468 Noire Dame street the wharf Biate rooms can be secured by Commissioners or \u201cinto all the lauded sojo ts of rusuc t daily.+ 4 : ork.: black, white, and colors, \u2014all at reduced prices Co ce\u201d tickets at this office oaly.y ! Those places where hotels are established, It is contended that thousands, but not all,| Naw Yosx, Juze 23.\u2014The Cubans-wbo bave | Tuox |.Frenc! re 4d.sud : ; : \u2019 ed, Sal liberal.ed 1.: ot Thousands of Is.31.French Fans for 4d., aud | UF THE This or ve oat wilt not be accountable fat a .abd which advertise for customers, are usually Who have an \u2018\u2019 open Bible,\u201d have been civilized, Co : pe : EN West .}.\u2018been arrested, were before Commissioner Usborne ! West End at once.Apolyto | | Th ueands of 7}-1.Purses tor 4.- Ea 1 species or a - an cas Bilis of, Lading baw SEMLS P _ them depend *4 Well a8 made * wise unto salvation ;> and it| to-day, who declared.the cases at an end before f.irge lois of new Fancy Clmkings al about ET UT P ' Cued Lherelor, .calied wataring places, as most of them depend ; bat thi , + Iroqnoi | bim:- Jats Were again Pe half price.LS \u2014_\u2014 MEDICAL HALL, .J.B.LAMERE, _\u201c paw = is bat fair that this pseudo Iroqnois® should him.Defendants were again arrested under the **! Lo So 1: NEW JE \u2014 JB LAME ANTED \u2018 on tbe supposed enjoyment of water ins.de of produce some proof of the success of the priestly |.cow indictment by Marshal Barlow, aad were Lace Vour'dl ne Lacets and pYbile li 215 WELLERY.215 : : Office of the Richelieu Co, es : enn wah at out,\u2014pure or loaded with nauseous miger.] instruction paid for at Osughoa wage.© bailed to appear for trial.LR iad «0 Bd, 741 13, 18.30, and IK es : bec riber In \u2014_ A : Can now be sûp fied 15 ANY ANTITY.203 Commissioners Street, EE ing, Lo go to Bwoetst matter, a2 the cage may be.Of this class there I gach proof found there his der, on hick \\ Ow Tox June pu The French guabow om dor, Ladter Br IER, Brockville witb the Rallways for Ottawa Ci _ ; Waterloo, and thence a pleasant stage ride of at one o'clock on Tuesday pext.= sgedient of the House of Commons met to-day.| Ce mmior the tame.N : COPLAND à PHYMISTE : K rior, &c., at l'oronto ., .a .) ons met us où =) .2, ; ; emptrille, Pe Arnpriot, &c., at l'oron WANTED \u2018 - « tem miles to Koowlton, the latter balf-of it|- - Omczer.\u2014The double innings match, played but would not consent to restore 124 den .An this department we sal uns descriptions of| - Corner Grey Nun aud We im von Street, + POTASH WAITER, i | Hamilton, J i o Ballways for Coping ; maid or Se Lo : - along s singular natarsl ridge which forms the roosotly o Bagh, between we Capbellford formerly deducted from the employees\u2019 salaries.| Leather on Tanner's Account; and keep Hides Grey Nun aud y og tree SELTZER WATER, Guebion \u2018Milwaukee.ai * Green Bag, = to go to the States.shore of beantifal Brome Lake.A and Brighton clubs, resulted in.favor of the for-| A youn \u2018named Dale, fell:down a trap-door \" * In both departmer perience.a liuouon ei | : Pauls, ac.; and with the steamer \u201cCity of lor o ibe i | Las, A ne mer, the total scores wore 136 and 134 respec- and died bis morning * BROT nections secure.10e ensure tbe best prises | HPERIAL INSURANCE - \u2018VICHY WATER, | Borosto\u201d for Niagais, Lewision, Niugars Fail ANTED, ovely village nowlton wi its.two tively.The match played on the 19th inst.at - À son of the late Mr.Wade, of tbe Ontario | of tro market, whilst our charges are erate] 4.COMPANY, ace LES ada) Bteameré of tôie Line ar0 UANGLE Lan office.chorches, its Literary Institution, its drill-sbed Campbellford, between an eleven of the Peroy, Bank, fell into & well to-day and was drowned.°° °° \"ettiements prompt, ==\".: - (London, Established, 1803.Capita ac, ac, acc, and from the completeness of their ar d substantial villas d the artist or Hastings, and Norwood clube inst the O ! Ao lar.i of e J Te ; : JOHN DOUGALI.& CO, a - y J) v ; Co rangements, resent advantages to traveilezs \u2018 OUSKEMAI an and cottages, : | d against.amp- .ollar, in course excavation for the Ous- oo Commission Merchanis, Lusures against loss or damage by fire, \u2014Bulld- CANNOT BE SURPASSAD ! which hove other can atiord.They pass tiurough VEN Angler can employ bis time with pleasure and ad: Dellford club, resulted in au easy victory for the tom-bouse, opposite tbe Russel House, caved | © © Montreal, Cauada.l\u2018ings, Merchandise, Household Furuiture, Nanu- ea TA UE fl sue Bapids of the kL, Lawrence, aud thc bead \u2018siGuds her business, 110057 e.the journey lies through [268% they scoring 314 against 107 runs of their to-day.and severely injured a.workman named +4 AU RACINE EN or.1 v1 | Branning.and Agricultural Stock, and other Sparkling SODA WATER and GINGER ALR by dasiigne Orbe eoftheThourand Islands twa children ; both § - © vantage.From thence, journey lies throug opponents.J.| Michael Doyle.ne Lo i AYMONI'S $25 L O C K Property, on reasonable terms.\u201c| from the Foustain, at a pressure of 200 Ibs.to The, réatest despatch given to Freight, while *ammer; good refe E \\ : the finest ry in Lower Canada,the far-famed \"y- .4 _ MT spar Co 4 Joachin AW STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE RINTOUL BROTHERS, Agen ror atalp, 00 lbs.Le greatest despatch given to Freight wal 760 Boe rhe sires : scenecy paca, 767 Mrkrrany SoxooL\u2014At tbe 1 v Henry McLaren was drowned at D Reb the are low as by the y bos rook : , _ a um 4 à | : © regular \u2018weekly ry re rowoed at Des Joachim \u2014It tnstkes the beautitu: Lock Stitch, neatiy U SL.Sacrament t the square iuch.2 Taies à a OY ihe ordigur, Lo : Bolton Pass, a sort of Canadian \u2018 Trosachs, examination to-day George E.Lumsden and yesterday.Deceased was: brother of McLaren | drawn in\u2019 on bolh sides alike, and is \u2018strictly - rr erie | \u2014 |» given.rates over the Great Western Ralie ANTHD : which leada tbroogb tbe rugged mountains of Bol-| Ulrie A.Belanger, wero awarded first class cer- | Who lately purchased Mr.Currie's Mills at New: first-class in every respect.= =~ VKASIDK SUPPLIES.ONTREAL OCEAN STEAM- Through Tickets with any information, mey W ANTE bys thed à every vari f Canadian | \u2018cales by Colonel Fielden, of H.M.60th | Edinburgh, and was managicg the establish-{ - H, SANDERS, Agent, _\u2014 SE A \"TBHP COMPANY be obtained from WM.PALMER, atthe Hotely references given if ton, clot with, variety of Canadian Rifles.We understand that \u2018that 3 ment up the Ottawa River.=~ = ce 61 St.James street, | Special attention given to orders X \u2019 RoBERT MCkWEN.àt the Freight Uilice.C WITNees .- foliage, from base to scramit.One watches with *., © uoderstan officer ex- ip the Otta r.Lo NE \u2014 - ime le ge orders for the Coun- Under contract with the Government of Canada | Basin; avd at the Office, 73 St.James steel : Ce SS tt | pressed himself as highly pleased with the pro-| Dicke, who was stabbed yesterday, yetl Fr ANAMA L h oo try or Sea-slde.No charge for packages.Co the conveyanoe of the Canadian and ALE .YOUNG \u2019 .interest for the first sight of the glorions Lake cress and proficiency of the above cadets.lives.\u2018The young man who committed the of P ight Tw od A or.Straw, and Families will oblige by leaving their îtgts as ___ United States Mails.- \u2018 ; ALEX, MILLOY; _ Memphremagog.This lake is bardly so rugged , feuie has mot yet been arrested.; .The Privy\u2019 Conacil.met \u2018to-day at \u2018three : = Agent - Wbo has for Focsp Duan.\u2014Yesterday morning, about 5 o'clock, Wm.Burns, \u2018great variets, at COWAN & DKSAUTEL'S, ed in a situatio early as possible.LL ADR | ROYAL MAIL THROUGU LINE, \u201c \u2019 \u2019 - as Loch Lomond, or so soft as Lake Leman, but carter, Tésiding in St.Pat- corver of Notre-Dame and St.Peter streets.- La ETS _ ALEX.MCGIBBON, 1869.SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, 1869.Odice, 73 51.James Street.mining business in o ., Co : \u201c.ITALIAN WAREHOUSE.|.Thi a Monirenl, 6th May, 1860.; for à similar engage \u2018combines many of the characteristics of \u2018both.rick street, an Bt.Oharles, Siscovered, pa o'olock, ul Cm DARGAINS.IN \"COTTON , \u2014 = = undernoted Fi olase, ul powered Clyde aile \u2014 TS guet su eu Cul _ , It is over thirty miles long, stretching at its] Jy.) wes lying in bed with Lilt od wife Morrisburg Ont.Telegram.B 7 HOBIERY, | 500 BAKRLLS MESS PORK, saines Iron mahi dl : | YANADIAN NAVIGATION UO, .business.No abject ; ; : _ southern iniet into Vermont.Its varied scenery was desd.The child had been: put to bed on| .PUBNING OF A SOHOONER.= | ~~ ~~ I AT ua 1011 PES Gragius CB, ear, Bumps PRUSSIAN.8000 * 00% RNR FIRST BOAT OF THE SEASON, of reference .of mountain, gleo, rocky eminences, and clothed the previous evening, apparently quite well, and : Moneraong, June 23.\u2014About 3 \u201cclock this _ McOLURE &.TELFERS.\u2019 .Bos i 10 \u2014ALSO\u2014 |.are ALSTRIAN ae +40 « Cant: 4.4.Wylie \u2014_\u2014 \u2018 ANT D.valleys, dotted with tasteful rosidenees of| Celaia and laut Lu ie the night it was, afteraoon, ihe sche.\u201cTom Downey,\u201d of Bath, \u2018 CHiMreD® White Cotton box, 34, 3h, #4, and LAR D, 10 Tabr, Rogs and Tierces, PERUVLAN VU in (ORPE Brown.| GRAND EXCURSIUNS tive, busivew Sxper it \u2018rar de \\ nirati : He.Ce -; loaded wilh straw for the Waddington paper- Children\u2019s Biue Cotton: ad.3d.44d.\u20186d.| BAMS and SHOUL DE DVA£E , AY tt w Capt.bune | de ment, temporsty | city people, resder it well worthy of admiration.| Pus ar ras Camai\u2014Last evening about , mills, canght fire from a spark from the fog ; a pair.! Hos, 24 44 sud was ou RS, canvassed and sugar.GuRMANT- ei : 0 \u201c gaps Grannm.To the Far-famed River Saguenay aud es - able reference.Add : ,Ç At various points on the lake, travellers can find | o'clock, a fire broke.out in the che- / \u201cJoe Mac,\u201d of Ogdensburg, that had ber in tow.Childrens hs pal on Box, 24d., 4d.,5d., and SALT, coarse and Grey M.ALEXANDKE \u2014 HIBERNIAN.\u2026.2484_\u2018 [ILL Smith, RNK B*DIOg 81 Murray Bay, Cacoung and ANTKD 4H test is required, \u2014at Magog, at Knowlton mieu orks of Meesrs.mans, Olare, & Oo, | À roma : Bo as in the vegas cabin, on com.Children's While Lace Sox, 5jd.aod 64d.à pair, | °° \u201c3854 387 Commission re Vi ot.NORTH AMESSCAN: Toy coapt RS Watts, I hi MAGNET * Cape Gomes tern makers Laading and at Newport, the botels srzexcellent | ou Mill street, just beyond the canal.The fire 10g OD dec own among the straw and had: © ~~ Lo © Le = \u2014 \u2014 .\u2014~ | DAMASCUS.vveveeeree 1000 4 .Capt.Trocks, | leave Natio eon Wharf, Quebec, during Addrem F.W, GLE?: .\u201cMai pe 3 originated in the lower flat of a two-storey de- ber arm\u2019 bidly burnt.The vessel drifted Bizes in Black Cotton Hose, 4id., 50, éd.and Tad NO PARTI ES GOING 10 THI OrTAWA.c.c00.1881 ** .Capt.Archer.so at SAVEV o'c ook A.M.for the Hy and reasonable.The Mountain House\u201d at the tached building, which is used as.à ie ashore about half a \u2018mile below here.Sbe will à pair : ey ds, pd 7} COUNTRY OR SEA-SIDE ST.DAVID.:.\u2026.1659 :* .Copt W Grange, BAGUSNAY 10 Ha! HAT Baup amie 8 ANTED ® le.se a: +: rem .\u20ac \u2018b print Pda AS & @rin B=! à : of .n° | = Lo | - ; Ç OX SIDE, Lt BT.ANDRE Jee lw \u201d .RRAY BAY.HIVER L utd PA ; , base of tbe Owl's Head, is pictaresque abode, uy) und drying-kila for: plaster of Paris, Ohief bo & total loss.Noinsurance.The sorew os,\" 70919 JL n ponton Hose, 744, $d 91d.and py DarLy Witness will be matted for ONE{ 5.FP ATRIoR.l.107 Cape Bite DOUSAC #9 de d Fridays, em.\u201cmiles from Montres aod oe oumperdomn douse at Secsgeville Bertram and Ine entire Fire Brigade were called caped unhurt, Heavy south-west wind blew all\u2019 Bizés1n Blue Cotton Hoss, 6d; and 74d, à pair.07 MONTH for - OR NAT nc.cmens \u201c0° \"Cap MSllus.ment he June Rod, sDd about the Int lag tbe doderstand making as the combin vantage: of being in Canada out, and the flames, which had burned through afternoon.- Co 11 © Co J : Nv vn a PRE Le graye = , Capt MacKensie CMAGNET\u201d will lenve Quebec cn Wedn_sdays Montreal £.0.and being cobveniently surrounded by churches tbe ceiling into the upper flat, were prevented St John N.B., Telegram.| Youths and Me's Brown Cowonsox, 74d.a par.| THIRTY CENTS.TRE STEAMEUS OF THE LIVERPUOL |gpq Saturdays at tbe same hour m\u2014 NS .; from extending further and soon after were ex- ; ?Vi .Youtbs® and Men's Blue Cotton Sox, 74d.& pair.\u2019 ITHER = 1 k = - .: By taking LLese stesmers at Que C the ANT and.other crnveniences.This route seems to tinguished, The damage done has not yet been ; Sr.Joux, N.B,, June 23.\u2014H.M.S.troop-ship | ° to LS 7 second + OR S&L -\u2014\u2014Also, two DAY, aga Tom LI VEBROL yvory BATUR re AUDE bro ane Soy HARM Sov ria 8, W.CLAR 7 - 4 foe - .! ; 4\u20ac: \u2018 lan : .Ped ; - _ : ; ; ha! \u2019 Ky - ' 3 ra reeze ai 1C{iUresque scenery * b> & special favorite with Montreal \u2018people.ascertained, but a good deal of property bas :Orocodile\u201d sailed on Tuesday with the 4th.Mews Brown Colton Merino feet; 10d;a pair, ines make, 0 Guitars; ove of them first.DAY, calling ay Loch Foyle to receive ob board Lower Ste Lawreuce, aid Aver (he antes ened N.Y.Two Hundred Phe : vari i tro) ; oxy Lo battalion of the 60th Rifies.Previous to tbe.Tee 2 - : : er and land malls and passengers to and trom Ire- [of Lanshipment, as the steamers run direct and Une Hundred 84 route homewards can be varied, by either been destroyed besides the icjury done to ma- depart f th ; ad.J qe ; ce , DEZOUOHE BRO {laudand int .Bay ; : d He new State Capita 1d : : ; ; epartare of the regiment the passed Oadets of , e 250) and Scotland) are intended to be despatch- Murray , River du Loup, Tadousac, au retarping from Newport by tbe Passumpsic|Cbiñery.It was fortunate that the Fire Bri- the Military School presented: the Bergeaate | BARGALNS In LADIES' DRES3 MATERIALS, | Musio Store, ed from Quebec :\u2014 Ha! Bay.A good vrices paid.u \u201cRai a White Ri nti hence 824° Were at the place so soon, as, it the flames wi handsome.An address! \u2026 « 74d.10)d,, 1s., and 1s.31, 351 Notre Dame st, | | NESTORIAN.cvvvuneeeenen.June 18th Fascongers leaving Montreal by the seau ot du gy Busirond, via White River Junction, and thence bad been allowed a few minutes longer uninter- Noss vie very dome clock.pel: rem Lama Barer 13 $3 wide, for tn.i.8d;.and 2s, \u2014 = 7 me REUSSTAN.020000 40000 ens ty ty\u2019 tea Mondes Fis Om pan My Dt Friday, 08 cas ark fon Per Vermont Gentral, or by a pleasant drive from rapted course, the extensive works attached must | Voluateer Force, warm'y acknow! pg.theser- | Linen Giughams @1 Liven), 73d.a yara,- | JPAPER-HANGIN GS, DECORA-) Moravia.\u201d nuit (08° |heet with the = Uxion\" and * MAGN every moult eue Magog village to Sherbrooke.The.Massawippi bave also caught fire, and a serious conflagration | vices of the School Instructors ride! Brovia oe Printed Muslins for 54d.a yard.= | Bron UNS =F hose about Lo leave town, | FUBERNIAN.es 08 NN os pense ar inconveninnes in exchangitg - N.Y.CLAR .> .d | « > $7 vr ; ; Ted 8 ., secouer verssgenecoune Ÿ 8 valley Railroad, will soon be à still more con- would have followed.i ~~ {is now entirely without troops.Two companies | - BARGAINS IN FANCY FLANNELS, thelr absbnée, are Invited to Ibave Ther ters : Rates of passe from Quebec: 30 oats at Quebec, as in every instance the séAm- Wilisborough, N.venient route.Lake Mempbremagog le well : gra pp _ of the Tôth Highlanders are éxpested to-morrow | = For 10d.1s., 16.3d.& 18.6d.a yard, With the subsoribers.2 LE [CABIN Learn ee $1010 |\" hve brought alongside of éroat curenzih, and EXC A supplied.with steamers, the \u201c Lady of the Lake.\u201d SHIPPING INTBLLIGENOE.~MONTREAL.from Halifax.Co : 5 CENTLEMENS.DRESS SHIRTS, Thelr stock of \u2018fine Paper-Hangin 8, Gilt Brasmacy.ad equipped with every appliance for safely ; they ( CN « Mountain Mad,\u201d \u201c i ' _ | ABRIVALS.The eteamebip * Delaware\u201d sailed to-day for - \u201cOne Dollar eaon.V1} | Mouldinge, Pleture Kois, and ail sorts of Orna-| \u2018The STEAMERS of the GLASGOW LINE 816 moet comiartably lurnished, and in every toe asaterts oA 0 Maid,\u201d aud.\u201c Nora,\u201d doing excursion |, Monpar, 21st.\u2014Bark Rivoli, Oapt.Pelletier, | Liverpool.1 RS Good Cotton body and Linen Fittings, | Moutetions Hon are Tnoronnd wellselga od.(Balilug from Glasgow every TUKSDAY, apd Toe cL Anau p ed formation, may beobtais - aiding an erty service.- \u2026 (from Liverpool on 1815 May, neral cargo to Hon.Micb.Seely's saw-mill hss heen totally 83.NOTRE DAME ST.398.| their prices-moderate.028 ua are invents 10 be despatenes 1 THURSDAY) ed of Wr HALMUK at the Holels, ad at the ro WATC We have left ourselves but little space to refer D.Bhaw.Behr.Louise Anas, apt, Baulanger, destroyed by fice.Loss $20,000.Insured for = \u2014\u2014 \u2014 1 Ce ~ : DEZOUCHE BROS.B OTTAWA : \u201d ue Tame tn Company\u2019s Office, 7 ALEX Sh [ELOY Agent & thotouz 6 to oùr seaside acd river-side resting places.oom re lsland, Foro paater to Lymans, | $16,000.b devo LT (CHEAP BREAD '\u201425 1bs of good |.__* 51 Notre Dame st.BT David.LLL a) Ist loaxabias NAVI AmmS ons (04, Aged LESLIE, Ouvre.; : i Le aie | ; re ., .Evans, from e \u2018 v- am r 5¢ ; ) .naw\u2019 A ST | s ANDREW, ovvriiiinncnasrane\u2019 .\u2014\u2014 eagle veut of the broad ses is Rogs Blanche, NAd., in ballast, J.Lotd & Oo.| ered in à large quarts rack aitaated ex Bel River | Lie Roval Chnudian Four Minis, Cote.Paul EN ACR&8 STRAWBERRIES.BRL AIRIOR.cnvooeemccseunees = ith One otre, de ! \u2018 BR that is but lit) j a .Was 5 ; \" 20002 We 225, roprietors, corner- of Craig ai M Pre EEE : veroversstceance munacce 0 : > Tor many reasons we prefer Onnadion renopig | B.8.\" Auprino \"alor ot Of | York@ounty.| \"| Hleury Siroots, Mobtreat 0501 01 po CANADA OROWIM.| Bates of Pasauge from Quebeo: sw.00| PYHE new Steamer \u201cAURORA\u201d - Board, i.q Na but still tbe sen is the sea.and unti ny © DEPARTURES.°C | mara aaa Seen a y a AIL TL The subsariber will Commence Lo receive lu a INTERMEDIATE LE ST $90.00 T lexves the Canal Basin dnily at 12 o'olook Te CL Nan 095%, the Baie de Ohsleurs and wotil Meth, | yoy 31et.\u2014~The Schr.Express, Capt] BUSINESS.ITEMS.|| OTICE.\u2014All persons indebted Tots Wil arrive dens bl SEe8 strawberries.| STEERAGE.,.is.cecssatsoss tosis 35.00 uoon, (SuUdays excopléd.) for Chmicanguuy AB NOUD and à a r eurs, or B'ill further of, | Evans for Rose Blanche, Nfid.flour and r rk, b \u2014 Hoslery and Gloves\u2014A.A.Murphy.CHARLES, in his 1% Tntb ip AL 1 re rin ped Ji eu fo r y ad Jüx press, Familles '- An experienced Surgeoo carried on each vessel, Feauharuvois.Fur treightor passage, apply on a resnectab N) Parrsborough, and other places feshionable J.Lorr& Ca Schr.Thetis, Uapt.Poo! foe Por | REVERE House, Boston MAss.\u2014This noted Merohant ain.hereby notifled to pay thèir no\" {0D tha woes (AVOrRbIG, (army by Loopy ee Yor [relent or board.Leaves ec) palliog ut LAOhIDE, (an ex: Sa al $3 per Pan ee me who res, Port à Basque, NAL, with general cargo, by N.Din yen dore ere EE | Fotos Lo hs MndargBd ut ai peraoue av dorer ge owbrie Fn SUS ADEA ea] pie ep pre pti EE dann aud to rt crowds of Ouga.| MiBurier.Sip Oued, Oupt.teh, tor uid souls RIAL htt sboms Putts hfe L patent ie same LAT LSAT quer canny 1 oman abont 8 benkotagt ne BL SLA aw ooh sein jou | own Chin cat rE ia io a Talon .i fo \u2018bai .CT.; | 3 , mall families, \u2014water, ng=-rooms; #0.du .8 0: SA 0 .\"BB 4 ; s in A F .n ii ; .\u2014_ dians, aod to be in summer à somewhat Oana.redo cargo wheat and flour, by D, Tor- Introduced, \u2014so that it now offers unaugpéased Lawrence in nies residence, No: # at, ALEX og Wo a | HMITE à Loi in Hottérdam 06, E: brink {hk to run ihe Raplds, will require to les ots O GKN | dian-looking Plate.One of the principal sea Tomsosy, \u2018230d Brig * Anois, Cept.Ashb \u2018bas always been celebrated for vis téote and the Mr.Cuonlan ce De continued arena) La e pacs, 1 LBS.TAM ITT.A Zoom; in Himburg 10 § oat: 1s Lond tu be oblaiued ai Lie Bouaveuture Lepol.Fare Yemen ca 2 .LG 2 3 == a .3 .Fe D -ü Lu A ; * , : hy xd >; - _ .\u2026 side hotels there, the Ottawa, on Ouabing'a for Pouarth Roads, Eng, cargo \u2018wheat, » Wi 7 a attention paid its gues, nnd 1s high reputation No.48 Si.Lawrence Main street, M » ae 1.LBs, good F AMILY F LOU Ju Belfast Lo MA BE EE FENLOEN i 17 or un for the round (rip, coûts.[LGATE, 'aptain.abhi Dr : 107 : Idland, is owned b 0 a.2 & Holland.Sch Oath ; in tbese parliculars will.ve malutained, M \u2018| TOINE BEAUDOIN, who has been for many years] r¥.vy L , ORE, corner Craig church street; In | lasgow.JAMES & ALEX, | _ : : Sh it ospital.1%.1 à \u2018 by 8 Oanadian, and Antigonish, N Be cay a Roe pd DE onu Frot No of uerbee, late of the Fi th Aven je inthe employment of sald ate Mr.Charled.© | Blelry streets.\"4, | ALLAN, 70 Go.Iyde siéeet; in Liverpool == \u2014 \u2014 .! .( .Douga or ecome one Oo r .A c 1E CH | Eee ris 2 Eu Va , .; .\u201c= remo E _ none them undervalae Oanadian custom.Go.Ship Rock Git , Eolmos.t oug priétors, and will be bleased 16.w ala sme the Tor NORTON BL CORSE.CHARI EB, LATO 1.SUPERFI NE FLOUR- ALLAN BRos, Jam¢s Street arto \u2014 The Homceapethy Lispensary 1s fo) diet LET, The high: prices in thé States, however, h argo.by Jobe pe Joimes, for LODdON, vetitng public al the ab ve notel-rWRWLEY,.LS \u2018Joint Kk PFN 18 1b ; \u2018 ; \u2014 H.&A, ALLAN, to 84 St.James fLreel, OpposIL ook; advice : nished Bed I 1 TONOYOn have] general cargo, by John Hope, re ÉWÉTHERBEE & Co.l'roprietors.1 lt Montreal, th June, 188.\u201c01 46.alors, ST Craly and Bossy ns FLOUR SToRx, oar 9; 0 Gomes 08 Yonville que Common chorol, open dally from 12 to 1 o'clock; + \u201csmall amily.A i ET =o poy OW W 0 Sa Teomtaron Pay, 0 PT, at this office.; AZ, Lo go to Sweets : return.A _ business.No objection to.go West., Board, Rooms, \u2018 (3 XV le and Dealtby locality, | LI oer Wook, where ihe Dumber of .bourders is ifmited lo six, a \"-Btreet, few doors West 0 Prrrepay, \u2014 Wanted.oo \\ and make himes!! generally useful, Appiy at 635 Noire Dame atreet.} $rfrpor week.wi hpg tr Jean tha Rarbér traie.Ajpiy a Cree tod RAR TH, American House, \u2014 THE advertiser desires to meet) wil a gentleman who would give him | Castruct'on in the derman language, in return r.ries8 min French or Knglish, Adress U.Q, hie office.1 \u2018 frxr 24 .18690.- \\ ANTRD, a Boy to do Frrands 1 TANTED IMMEDIATELY.a © farsi cians BARRER; \u2018wages from $4 to Alen, a'\u2019respestable Bay, who ia Board, Rooms, &c : bath, &c.Apply atl this office, t decommuxdaied with stand slreet \u2014 \u2018 AN T Ki), a \u2018 good Tauadress: uerally | ™ O or Three \u2018Gentlemen can the city, who purposes\u2019 \\\\ ANTE D, à good Cook, who.ress B.M., Post-Uffice.V{.ANTED, a smart Office-Boy.who has for the inst six years been en-.business in the Lower Province, wishes for.a similar engagement, and tb make himself Very best .W.GLEN, President, Ushaws, Ou .\\X7ANTED, a good thorough \u201cve ea dose and iles from Moutreal; must ago : : and srstand making bread.Address Box 172), and Farge Yan af requred oc | OARD = Vacancies \u201cand deutlemanu, (ra few from lost-0iMes.Site Coté.| OARD.-F boand aud vee of Parte if required, at 13 Cleveland.t ev, Juror street.\u201cTerms modorate.Æ_ be sccomnialated with large atry Rooms and Boant, in a healthy and pleasant losallty, by applying at wg St.Latrrence atreet, near Sherbrooke street.-Dinner at 625 pm.| Fate TOO GE \\ ACANCIEN Hr one or two Quire mis als only Appiv atoeXN Lousaucthiotiore SlrdFel,Tooposite st.Patrie as \u2018Caureh; and Lne Ahird door from Raaver Hail Hot, .: YALKDONTIA SPRINGNS=I1859.(A, \u2014 Thé CANADA HOUSN CALEDONIA SPRINGS, Will be opete 1 for Visit as on Wal NESDAY, 18th ans, Return Piekests will be Issue ft {>Ahe Spcings nl Teduc=t rates, Further (oermaklion audi fiekets ex he had at the affice , , \\ * \u201d LC Boñiveuttre street: By order, : - EDWARD SCOTT, Secretary, N EASIDE RESORT \\ oo - OTTAWA HOUSE, \u2019 FUCRHUNOS, ISLAND, Portigud Harbor, Malone.The above crghrated Summer resort will be apes Juve 211, ISA.The table will be lur- cj shed wiih ihe best Lhe market atfirds, aud the subscriber will spure no puns to make it a frst.ciass Summer resort.Ntenmers piy hourly between Portlapd atd-the Istan : : Co \u2014 : - N.J.DAVIS, (Recentty of UR.Hotel, Portiani,) à Proprietor, Portland; Jane sth, 159., : METKRULUUICAL OBSERVATIONS, fax nufthe Montrea: \u201cbservalor) (atitude-45° Web: Heidi above inean ser level.In fect - AUS puit, yester fay and This a.m, by CHAR SMALIWOOD, MD, LP DCU a : = JUNE 24, 18mg, ; Are TAM, Barometer, corrected.J 2.680 NAN Ehermometer .22.ts hr al greatest cuit\u2019 To 8s And Lc, me SW Ww.t+ Mtiesin 24 hours.\u201c11.44 Snow, depth In inettes Ratu, depth jninches.0.ns RPKCIAL NOTIEKS.\u2014 À perfeet liair-dresting, Burdell'sUocosive.\u2014 BoopSEirisunid orsets\u2014A, A.Murphy.ing or s;itdng\u2014al Ba.iaiy's photograph rooms 72 Notre Dame stresi.oo : | 12 0'CLOCK EDITION.Naw Yosk.June 2?10 am.\u2014Gold, 1374; Exchange, 9¢ a s0id av 37 to 27} iis.1174 to 1234 P.D.Bsownn, Banker and Broker, | -16 Great St.James Street.clear now; moruing._ CABLE TELEGRAM Irish Church.soou come before the House of Lords again, cn on the principle of concurrent endow ment.Newcastle Races.Misotie, second.Seven ran.against Miso:is.0 | .An American Lady Marries a- Bourbon Prince.date for the Spanish throne.= U.S.TELEGRAM.- Arrests of Cubans.+ the Island.| only five days from Ban Fraccisco.: Co Lacrosse.of nearly one hour.3 .Cn Naw Yong, June 24.The steamer ** Atlante\u2019 bag arrived from London.So Sumner and Fish.lations of these gentlemen continue friendly.\u201c Agricultural Reports.TANTKD, at the 8.W.CLARK & CO., at { next.À Seay work for a long time, aud regnl or every month, &1d4d board convenient iui by Railroad to Plausbargh, -aod Steamboat Lo Essex, N.Y.CLARKS & MCDONALD.\u201cWilisborough, M.Y;, Juse lgth, 158.rT Mo EXCAVATORS, &c\u2014 Wanted, at No.312 William street, earth or building material.: , po WATCH-MAKERS.\u2014Want- .ed th .ed- a thorough workman.LESLIE, Ottawa.\u2014 Apply.to J.& JOD and comfortable Board, in may he Bad at $3 set rauchetier Beary.acs only five miuules\u2019 walk from Post Office.: mo GENTLEMEN.\u2018L'Wo ucn- .- f.temen can be accommodated with loie- \u2018ing and vartial board, ie an English family, by aoplying at 6 Mount Charles Piacs, facing -Eng- lish Hospital, : Co mo LET.\u2014Two comfortable far- : Bedroom ngle gentlemen, \u201csmall family.Apply at 07 Constant street.Quarrys -of illsborough, N.Y.Two Hundred Laborers and Quarry-men, and une Hundred Stone-Cullers, to work on tbe new State Capitel for Albany.A long job and gol prices pad.Laborers aud Quarry-men - waned at obce, and Btone-Cutters by the first |\u2019 Active and steady men can find y in; many cases.yield of small fruits is unusually abundant.GORN BXUBANG& DAILY REPORT.Mourasau Oons Exosanes, June 33, 1869, to -$0.00 nominal ; Bupers.Oanads Wheat, $5.00; Su to$4 50; Western States, No.2 $1.40 to $4.50 forenoon, were 25c.to 45c.0 * and tbis morning beiug $4'99, $4 95, $4.971 and $5.00.Faucy nominal, no sales reported | poURN ISHED ROOMS TO LET Tena, à aMuation as.Nurse or House! .OARD can be had by two or three young gentleinen uf quiet habits, In a private English family, within ton minutes walk of the l'ustsatice ; the house coytaive \"A FEW GENTLEMEN can be [tr à well-furniahed Rooms and duard, by spptytug al 8280 Cons JOARD.\u2014=Three or Four Gentle- Men can dnd eomtortsb oo Boand qt us Vitnce .'dwnid'à Viage.Parthius | tte tora Lady | 5.se: single Gentles[.me na pleasant locity ve tutos walk 1 Sa Craig sireet, nearly eppo- | ive Gentlemen can ud comfortable Bedrooms with ævvd | QenHemien: ns n coute that would re- \u2014 $1.00 will cot vne duzen Photographe\u2014stand- \u2014 Qteeaoachi bought at 2374 to 00° dis, acd | t Silver bought at 44.to 4} dis, and-sold at 44 to 00 dis.8-d0's avid at Faraz Poiyr, June 34th, 8:45 s.m.\u2014It bas beea raining during tle night; beautiful and | three inward bound vessels this Loxpos, June, 23.\u2014Toè Irish Church Bill will motion to go int> Comuiittee.No line of action.in dea\u2018ing with the provisions of the Bill bas yet.been.ma:ked out, but the geaeral feeling of the | peers is in favor of making amendments bated \"At the Newcastle racas to-day, the Northum- beriand Plate, 300 8>vs., added to a Handicap | Sweepstakes of 35 pounds each, was won by Mr.Bowes\u2019 b.c, the Spy, beating by a length Betting at start.was 2 to ! \u201cagainst.the Spy, and 6 to! Panis, Jupe 23-\u2014Prince Henri of Buurbon bas married Miss Payne, an \u2018American beiress.- He has not renoun ed his position a3 a candi- [Nors.\u2014The Prince Heori alluded to above is | probably the Duke.of Seville, cousin of Isabella.] .Nsw Yosk, Jape 24.\u2014The cause of.the recent arrests of Cuoans, accorling to a Wasbing- ton despatch, was owing to the open boasting of Cubaos of the lauding of an expedition on .Several persons arrived at St.Louis yesterday, Rocasiras, Jane 24 \u2014The fiasl game of Lacrosse be: ween a club from Whitby, and another from Bowmanville, was played yesterday p.m., and won by the Whitby club, afer & contest * Nsw Yorg,J une 24.\u2014The Herald's special says that there is no d'asgreement ag reported between Sena\u2019or Sumuer ans Secy.Fish, relative | to the instructions to Minister Motley, which the former Las se-n, aud begides the social re- - Wasninros, Jupe 24.\u2014 The Agricultural Department bas issued its report for the montba of May and June.The returns show an\u2019 average condition.of wbeat and corn, with.good prospects of an abundant crop.The largest incréase |- is in barley.in the states west of the Mississippi, and partly in California, while a slight enlargement of area is reported in the Ohio Valley, in New Yorx sud eleewhere.Latest reports as to cotton are more favorable.The good weather is producing a wonderful change in the prospect | A few hot days have made a great improvement.\u201d Sorghum will be cultivat- od more extensively than for many yeaks.The Frour, per bei.of 196 1bs.\u2014Superior Extra, none; Extra $4.90 to $500; Faocy, $0.00 from Oanada Wheat, $4.76 to $500; Strong Supers.from perfines from Western Wheat (Welland Oanal), $5.00; Oity- brands of Superfine (from Western Wheat) | $5.00 nominal ; QOauada Superfine No.3, $4.40 ., Fine, $4 20 to $4.25; Middlinge, nominal ; Pollards, nominal ; U.O.Bag Flour, $2.20.to $2.25 per 100 Ibs.; Uity-brands, $3.30 t0 $3.35.The Flour market was very much excited this fore- \u2018|noon,\u2014Oable advices from Liveroool having reported sn advance of 2d.to 3d.\u2018per cental for \u2018Wheat, and a considerable rise in price of 'Plour.The rates for Supers.on 'Chaoge this those of yester- | day, about 8,600 barrels of grades changing| hands.Salés dacluded about 2,200 barrels of Extras, prices paid for round lois last night | Ordi Bupers.from Oanads Wbeat suld up to $5 00, a round Tot (nearly 2,000 brls.) going at that price before close, od Que.4 Jew les of Bireug Bakers\u2019 a »_ Asale-; wit he (1,000 bels.) \u2018Welland \u2018Oanal- flour \u2018at $6.00,\u2014 they were accommodated at the Girls\u2019 Home.| the sentence of Quion.3 BAL 145° 362 barrels ; Butter, 18 LNG agitate dim, Le, Wast of Gireeu- TRE MONTKEAL DAILY Wing: and 1,000 brle, ofa city brand at $5.00,\u2014bigbor rates asked duriug the forenoon, but no further transactions.Lower sales of No.3 Super.at 4.374, $4 40, and $4.80, \u2014\u2014swmall lots bringing higher rates: Fine sold at rof city brande at $2 30 to $3 35.Receipts light té U.T.Railway, 1,200 brie.; by Onnal, 363 a.CL | .> : Wunay, per bushel \u201cof 60 Ibé\u2014Market buoyant, undèr influence of Oable reports A sale last night of 10,000 bushels No.1 Mil- waukeo Spring - at $1.10, and 20,000 bush.on private terma,\u2014a gale \"of 15,000 bush, No 2 re: \u2018ported this foreuoon, understood to be at an ex- \u2018treme rate, : pot Pass, per 60 Ihe.\u2014\u2014~Nominal at 780.to 800, (rqual-to 860.to 880.per:66 lbs.) Oorw, per bushel of 56 lbs.\u2014 A cargo-salo Inst.night (16,00) bu.) of New Mixed Western at Dao few hyndred bushels ot Old brought 5e.! PT Oars, per .bushe! of 32 1te.\u2014Nomiual at 40c.to élo.LL Le © Banuery, por 48 Ibe \u2014Nominal:\u2026 Ryn, per 66 1bs.\u2014Nomiual, co .Borriy, por Ib.\u2014Dull aud nowiual, no striotly.wholesale quotations.- Po Law, por 1b.\u201415j to 15o, : Uustsn, per Ib.\u2014Quiet; paroels for local cousutuption bring 120.td'130.$5.51j, according to tares; Seconds, $4 80 to $4 85; Thirde, $4 25 to-$8.40\"; First Pearls, $5.57j to $5.60 ; Seconds; $5.15 to $3.20.-Porg, por barrel of 300 Ivs.\u2014Firm; Mess $17.00 to $37 50 ; Thin Mess, =25,26 \u2018to $3550 ; Prime * Mess, $31 00\u2018 nominal; Prime $19 50 nominal.SU .|, Mirwaorue, June 23 \u2014Wheat;\u201d unsettled ard opened at $1°33 aud $1.28; advanced to $135 and $1.31 fob.and oluses at $1 33° and $1,384 10 b.Receipts 84,000 bush.; ship- | ments 128,000 bush.Flour firm at 10c higher.Freights nominal.at T1c.LCA Cuicago, June.23.\u2014No 3 Wheat, irregular ments, 66,000 bush.Corn lifeless at 700.t.o:b.Receipts 74,900 bush.; shipments 20,000.bush.Oumanrp ar Custom Houses, June 22,\u2014- Brig Anoie, for Penarth.Roads \u2014Wheat, 17,016 bush; Boards, 500; Daals, 60.Schr: 8t.Oat- berine, for Antigonish\u2014Flouc, 600 brls: Ship Rk City,for London \u2014PFlour 3,180 brls : Wheat.31,191 bush.; Brandy; 130 \u2018cases 7 8Pokes, 5,000: | \u2014\u2014\u2014 Raomers sr Lacie Oanat, ro 11 a.i, June 230d.\u2014Wheat, 75939 bushels; Flour; 5 kegs; : boxes; Asbes, 3] brls.= © + Obeese, 80% + THE WEEKLY WITNESS published to day \u2014price AM.iu wrappos\u2014cont ios the following articles:\u2014E litrrials \u2014Secoud Reading of the Irish Ciureh Bill § \u2018Great Schemes of Improvement: Mode of Bettllvg Wild Lands; New Dow minion Monthiy\u2014New Series ; Persecution of the Two Mountain Indians: Mining; The Gur.den; A New Horse-Shoe ; I'quor Sales in the Unitéd.States; A new Choutsation Society; Lay Representation ; Fortideations and Defences ; A Model Church; Summary ; \u2014Corre = JKR SALE,\u2014That first-class attractive new Villa Residence 32 Durocherst.vear 8herbrooke street, containing 1n basement \u2014Kitchen anJ Breakfast Rooms, Closets, &c: ; on first flat 3 rooms, and upper flais$ rooms ai Clo ers, Bath-room, &c.Heated by furnace, and also 5 American Grater, with marble mantles.Drawing and Dining-R>0mw, 39 x.16.Teet.Architect.' MORISON- & CO.\u2019 \u2018old\u2019 Store are now being removed.to \u2018\u2019TAE KECOLLET HoUsE,\u201d \u201cED PRICES, .: = \u2018T.SAUVAGEAU, ; © : Official Assignee.: 50 Salesmen Wanted.i 1 2° éc.\u2014On FRIDAY, Juve 25th.at the sub- | Underwriters\u2019 or otuers coñcerned\u2014 87 Casks EPBOV SALTS, © 2) Hf Chests TEA, La - 82 Matts BOTTLES, ,! 81 Boxes BLACKING, ac.&c.rie - Also, in guod order and coudition: .$6 Bris.; \u201cSale at T elack.+ J.G.SHIrWAY & BUN, Auctioneers.\u201d grades are also dearer,\u2014.$4.20 10 $4.35.11.0.Bag Flour nominal | sales | La i | Latest trom Halifax, ' ar : == | ==Mr.Archibald has no intention of i $000 HL per bri.of 200 dbs.$5.75 to has no n becoming a No sale of U.O Spring on the: - 1voka forward: to receive the office.: \u2018the evening, - -Aonæs, per 100 lbs'\u2014PFirsts, $5.45 to at $1.31 fo.b.Raceipts 70,000 bush.; ship-| policeman etationed here is supposed to do duty \"within the theatre duting the whole time of the | snotber te sppoitedn to:aésist bim.SCOTT\u2014YOUNG.\u2014AL Belle Riviere, on Lbe vd.WRIGHT®, 386 week, and offered for sale at \u201cTHE RECOLLET |.Land, 63 x12) feet.Apply 10 C.I.THOMAS, HE GOODS from Messrs.JAS.and will be offered Yor sale next week AT REDUC- YAMAGED EPSOM SALTS, scriber!s Stores, will be sold, fr account of 18 Bags | Best ,ondon 7 ASHED WHITING.THE RECOLLET HOUS! MORISON'S, The Recollet Btock Ell remains uo- \u2018sold, about .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.The Stock at \u201cThe Old: store.\u201d as per \u201cENVONIONYpccsonosanoet saone sacs once | House,\u201d MORIBON'S, LS 7 - T.BAUVAGEAU, Official Assignee.\u2026\u2026.$ 60,000 40,000 1.\u201cTDot@l,..161 \u2018| 16! 161} Ontarfa Bank.| 954 - 08 cies ; \u2018Bank ol N.A.Sa ; 3 .\u2026 City Bank.; pees _Bauvk du Peuple.108 .1084 108 Molsou\u2019s Bank.| 1084 cove veer Bank se TOROS ste .B i Tenens Bank Jacques Cartier.| ! Li.Merchants\u2019 Bank.,.,.100] xd 1:0 xd 09} 1093 Jore BabK.,.ven qivens] 40 | 3.E.Townships Baok,.98.te | eed Quebec Babk.\u2026 .\u2014\u2014.| 100 ree ane -Hanque Natlonale.107 ar Seen Upion Bank., .| B: Cc.Royal Canadian Bank.| 49% | .50 Mechanics\u2019 Bank .| 82 | .Can.Bank of Commerce] B.| C.- Montre «1 Mialog Oo.] $2.95 $315 | .Huron Copper Bay.30 | - 45 cod Champ.8 ~t.L.R.R.\u2018104 AT Champ.& SL.L.Rd pref | \u2019 .10.p.c.secs] 80-0 85 \u2026., Do Hteling Src.we lr jé \u2026.: on elegraph Co.| 135 ; ou Richelieu Nav.Co.12 cu cree Canada Nav Co .| 99 101 vof Clty Passenge-R.R.| 110 1124 cher, City Gas Company.|\" 138.|.2+.4 TJ: «un Merchants\u2019 Exchange.05 -100 .+.\u2018Mont.District Per.Bulid- : \u2018 Co fog Scciety., | 100° 106 | ev St.Lawrerce Glass Co'-|.5:_j- 90.{20 | Dominion Stock.:.| 107 7|- 1074 ves Domiuvion Bonds.106} 1: .:.\u201cdee Gov't.Deb, 6p.¢c sig.1024 voce \u201ceee Gov't.Deh.8 p.¢.oy:.| 103 104 ees Jovi.beb.2p.c.stg.| 90 92% vi Govt.eb.5p, e.¢y.924 \u2018ees asus Monts en, Ha bor.8p, c.# .oo -ey.Bonds.oooviv LL, cane so Montreal Harbor 7p.¢ .© BOUdBrerveetiivinessie] cars | wees coer Do.6} p.c.Bonds, dne.'83| 102.108 .Montreal! Harbor 6} p.c| .eee | 000 Quebec Harbor Bonds, 8|.- : Per ceDticesaeacrigan sans\u2019 \u201c ee 7 per cent, ditto.} .ens cay Montreal 7 p.¢.Stock.| 100 110 119 Montreal Corp.Bonds\u2026.; 96 94 .e Montreal W.'W.Bouds.| #6) | 7 ie - ro .EXCHANGE.\u2014 i Ce Bank 60- lays sight or 75 days date.,.109 @ 1 Merchants\u2019 Billig, 80 days.ceeeess.108° @ 1 Bank on demand on New York.@ Merchants\u2019 Bills.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.; @ 28 Bank Gold Drafts on New York.Gold rate at nooo in New York.361 FRANK BOND, Secretary, : \u201c-78t Sacrament street.4 O'CLOCK EDITION.* Naw York, June \u201824, 2 p.m.\u2014G@old, 1361; Exchange, 9§ ERICA TE Latest toma Quebec.(Special to the Witness.) - All the French Canadian stores aye 9 \" {for the French Oapadian Missionar Tas Gov.GensiaL's Movexants.\u2014 According ; \"Joiners with trade-banners.Baptiste.2.- d | The procession, after leaving Victoria Square, grouad | marched along Bt.Antoine, down Mountain, take out thirteen cases of French Ribbons, | - the thief.has: been very idle to-day.At the close the |.Reported'exdlusively for the * Daily Witness by tho | \u2019Quasso, June 24.\u2014The Bt.Jean Baptiste 8b.take place, it will be conducted in private, under, the Act of Mr.Morris, which received the sanction of the Government.C : \u2018 An-extraordinary caso of arrest bas come to light.Two gent emen, colporteurs, travelling be 1 Soc:ety, while passing through the Parish of St.Henry were.accosted by the Vicar, who purchased two copies of the Now Testament from them, and immediately.after laid an imformation before a jus- lico.of the peace against them for peddling without a license.Both the colporteurs were arres ted, and detained in custody for several hours, until the fino was.paid: A writ of certiorari will be Superior Court hero.The principal ground of permittod without the pa tof bo Tho Morni Fon In commentiny tho case, says, it is to be regretted in the pre- sont oxcited state of political feeling British of Lower Canada that g among the Dominion.oo \u201c One of oùr largest timber coves is to be of- | fered for sale by auction to-day.dajor-Gen.Stisted was entertained toa din- Qlub, - | Wosther beautiful and clear.CITY ITEMS.\u2014 Tha Secretary-Treasurer of the Oanadian begs to acknowledge, with thanks, t 8 of four dollars aud.' 8, the receipt the Society, from A Frieud to Animals.\u201d - - Tuw Dou Tax.\u2014People don't svem to realiza he fact that the new dog act -comes into force next week Unly 79 licences Lave: as jet been taken out.Delay is dangerous; - ST.Juan Barrisrs- Dar \u2014This morning the usual avnusl procession of our French Cana- disu ciuzone on this day, in Lonor of their pa- tou saiut took place.\u2018At half past 9 o'clock, the procession formed in Victoria- Square, and war \u2018bed past in the following order.First same the national flags of England and France, 105, employed in loading tt ship \u2018 Skeddaw,\u201d boarried by the scholars of the Christian schools, witio were preceded.by a band of musio ; next followed the children of St.Peters\u2019 school with \u2018bsnners, after which came the large banner of bers of the Society of Merchants\u2019 Clerks; - the members of the Bt.Michel, St.Jacques, and St.Peter Societies followed with flags and banners; ulso-members of the Society of Oarpeatere.and Joi | wil The members of the Union 8t.Joseph.preceded by a band of music, aud s'large display of fisgs came next : then followed the members of St.Michel congregation \u2018and the Saint.Jacques -section of the Society: of Temperance, with banners and flags.\u201cNext followed the scholars of the N ormal Scbuol, the Students of St.Mary's College and: of the Uollege of Montreal, the latter preceded by their fine instrumental brass band.The third or last division of the procession was headed by the members of the St.Antoine, St.Commerce, and immediately following, the mem- -Laürent, and.St.Mary sections of the St.Jean Baptiste Association, followed by tue members of the Literary Olub and tbe Catholic Union.Nex.came, with a dislay of flags aud banners, \u2018the members of tbe French Canadian Institate followed by a large number of \u2018citizans, \u2014after whoui marched the members of the Mount Royal Rifl-s and Chasseurs, beaded by their band.Bebind these came the principal banner of the Association, followed by.the members of the Committes and office-besrers, officers of Militia, and the President of the Oommittee of Pontifical Zouaves, Next marched thé President of the \u2018Association, accompanied by tbe ex-President and His\"Worship the Mayor, and last the most striking feature of all, being a handsome car: riage drawn by two grey horses, driven by a postillion, and \u2018containing a beautiful boy of some eight.years of age, clad only in a shéep- skin, and intended to represent Saint Jean along St.Joseph, into Notre Dame street, to tbe \u201c| Parish Church, where High Mass was celebrated.Leaving the church, the procession, at 1 p.m., | - FLOUR, ~ Heavy and dull, the.transactions ré- | marched down St, Sulpice, along St.Paul atreet, \u2018 \u201cinto Jacques Cartier equare, Notre Dame, and- down Bonsecours street to Viger Gardens.On the line of the procession, flags were profusely displayed, and many buildings were decorated with waplé leaves, &c.The triumphal arch in St.Joseph stree! presented a very pretty appearance with maple leaves, flags, and banners.- - \u201c Potton Couar\u2014Tuürapay.\u2014An old offender \u2018Francis Obabtier, a vagrant aad loafer aboat the shipping\u2019 and canal wharves was sent to jail for two montbs où a charge of vagrancy.Mary Anu Walmsley, about 30 years of age, was charged withlarceny.Yesterday she walked into the house of one Joseph Dumont, in Dorchester street near the Friara School, and in au adjoining apartment.The husband, who had .gone out for à few minutés returned and on being informed of the robbery went in search of pose of the articles.This morning the prisoner was sentecced to three months in jail.10 Robert Armatroug, printer, loitering in St.Oatherine street, $1 or 8 days.Edwin Reynolds, keeping a tavern in Qom- missioner street and gelling liquor without a li- recently from Quebec and had omitted to pay and costs or 2 months.: or 2 montba, .4 months.: er; and four women.taken out 10\" bring tue proceedings before the.appeal is that the sale of the Holy Seriptures is ner last night by the members of the Stadaconna & baif, As à contribution to stole:a quantity of wearing apparel from the, ball, while Mrs.Damont was lying sick in bed: He succeeded in arresting the thief at a shop, where she was endeavoring to dis- cense, pleaded guilty, but stated that be was | the tax at the Revenue office: His Honor was gorry for him but the law must be enforced, $50.Jacques Labelle, tavern-keeper in St.Lawrence street, a similar cage to the above, $50 and coats \u2018Mary Dillon, inn-keeper, St.Joseph street, another of the same class, $50 and.costs or 3 Two other liquor: cases were continued over.Alexander Holma, builder, obstructing the passage of St.James atreet.Further indulgence granted this offender; case postponed.| The following were fined for being drunk tem Frederick \u2018Lyons, eailor; George Brown, merchant ; Edward Allan, printer; Jean Bte, Jeanette, laborer; Thomas Kelley \u2018and Jamo Gallacher, carters ; also, Joseph Philips, labor ny Chronicle, in commenting upon |.anad s religious ques.| tion should arise which may not only stir heir.noger, \u2018but also that of every Protestant in the.Society for the Prevention of Oruelty to Animals |.| Uplands.| +] Leave your arders early.Will positively be 5 New Nines I is Evening | TF, SAUVAGEAU, Official Assignee.between 8'and 10 in.the morning.M ORISON\u2019S BANKRUPT 1VE ~~ SROOK! = THE RECOLLET HoUSE !\u2014Great inducements \u2018| next week.\u2014 The entire Stock of Goods at \u2018THE OLD STORE\u201d willbe moved to the new Warehouse and sold off on MONDAY next and | folowing.days.= Co a The stock on hand amounts to about $100,600.Wholesale buyers wiil be attendéd to ONLY\" à TUESD Drill Hall, Cratg street, at ONK o'clock, By order, ; UT ED.A.BAYNES, Oapt.& Adit MONTREAL GARRI- MR Annual Lospoction will take place DRE -Aun uspection w © État VS On EY, toe «oth Inst, at 2:30 p.m.\u2019 \u2018The - Brigade will muster at the new $100,00) HovsE,\u201d MORL-ON!S, Store will be remnved to *The new Ware d following days.M osDAY next, an fo OV SAUVAGEAU, EE + .\u201d - Officlal Assignee.- 0.Balesmen Wanted.Co WORTH OF SEA SONABLE GOOD3 will be offered for sale next week at \u201cTHE RECOLLET Take notice.that the Goods now at.the old .housp,\u201d and sold off AT REDUCED PBICES, on : The Members of Boyne Loyal range Lodge, No.401, are requested - - to attend Lhe funeral of their late Bro- FUNERAL NOTICE \u2014 residence, No.70° McGill College Aven 1 \u2018FRIDAY, at three ¢'clock.; MAS MERRITT, from bis late EX ther, THO È rer By order of the W.M._ ciety's- procession to-day was tbe largest ae closed.It is said that over 15,000 young ma trees .were Cat down \u2018to ornament the stree(s, next week.\u2018 Lo 21 and a large destruction of \u2018saplings, is gene: Total amount of stook still remaïning où hand, ASSIGNHE.\u2014MORISON'S entire stock the Old Store is now being removed to #THE RECOLLET HOUSE,\u201d and will be sold off Br ORDER of THE OFFICIAL from [ Oheese, 758.Tallow, 44s.3d.- | through a door {in the door, and beat, the Captain most fearfully.thrown out of a Vo $6.90 for Common to Choice Extra State ; receipts, 7,200 bushels.10 86c.for new.NEW YORK STOOK MARKKET.\u2014June 24.of the New York Gold and Stock day, are furnished by W.McKenzie, Exchange and Stock Broker, 60 3t.Franeois Xavier street.od \u2018losed.: Opened, Closed.SYST I 1 \"1554 nook 1.116 ip Woorim ime 9 eg N.Y.Calli 161] |Wayne.:167 :- ,.ErieR.\u2026 ca Je jQuicksiiver.AR .Hoading \u2026 28 18 2s 5 new .He cap.973 Do, '62.13% Ü & Toi.« .|Exchange.109} .\u2018Interest-12 p recent.front of the wheela of the cart, and so escaped Sherbrooke, 0 erected last year ati d and entire frontage of the bullding ie beginning to | chetiere street, corner of st.Urbain.© di \u2018Lompos, June 24,p-m.\u2014Consols, Money, 927 Acci, 93.Bonds, quiet, 80§ Stocks, easier Erie, 101.1.0.04}.- Livurpoo., June 24th.\u2014Breadstuffs easier.Flour, 33s 6d.Lard firm, but not higher.Bavas, June 24th,\u2014Ootton opened easier on \u2018spot.à oC Lonpon, June/24.\u2014The Bank of England bas reduced its rate of discount one balf per cent ; It is now 3j per cent.- FRAsEFORT, June 24.- -Bonds, 864 to BG}.Latest from Hamilton- (Special to the Witness.) .Hauiuron, June 24.\u2014~An old resident of Stoney Oreek, named Davis.Oline, was killed on- the track of the G.W.Railway, on Tuesday evening._ C A terrible fight took place on board the {schooner Welland,\u201d at Bt.Oatharines, on Tuesday afternoon, between Captain Coolaban and the first \u2018mate, Norton.Norton bad his lip bit] off, and then fired four shots at Ooulaban ithout effect.He then smashed.Dr.Jobn Fraser, ex-M P.P., of Fonthill, was uggy, on Tuesday last, at Port.Robingon, and was fatally injured.0 _ NEW YORK MARKETS.\u2014June 24.- Uorron dull at 323jc.\u2018to 330.for Middling \u2018Froua \u2014Dull |; 5c to 10c lower; receipts, 8,- 362.barréla-; sales, 5,200 barrels at $5.00 to $6.60.tor Superfine State and Western ;.$6 4) $6 00 to $8 50 for Common to Choice Extra Western; $6.40 to $7.10 for R.H.0.Rye-floar quiet ; sales, 150 brls.at.$4 30 to $6.30.: GRAIN, \u2014 Wheat dull and heavy ; receipts, 344,1, 000 -bush.; sales, 51,000 bush., \u2018at $1.50 to $1.51 for No.Spring; $1.64 to \"$1.65 for No.1 do.; $1.634 for Amber State.Rye quiet; Qora lc.to 3c.lower ; | receipts, 63,923 busb.; sales, 81,054 bu., at 6lc.ized Western via canal ; 83¢.to 88c.via railroad.1e00ipts, 33,021 bu.; sales, 13,000 bu.at 76c.to T74c.for Western afloat, .- -Paovisjoms.\u2014Pork, quiet and unchanged; sales $3262 $32.76 for New Miss; and $32 to $32.25- for old.Lard dull,at 17c.to 1936.for steam; and 19jc: to 204c.for kettle rendered.0 Co ; uing aad closing quotations The following opening 4 Qq gations Acoipenr.\u2014Yesterday evening, a boy about 3 \u2018yesra of age, named Pierre Archambault, while playing in Lagauchetiere street, was kuocked down by the horse of a.passing vebicle.The little fellow.Juckily rolled over from in w.th only slight bruises.Co \" DwaLuing Hotes Conpaunso.\u2014The Inspector of Public Buildings bas condemned and ordered the \u2018immediate pulliog down of a three story double dwelling house, in Oadieux street, above ed by a Mrs.McMillan.The building in question is of brick and was only | Its foundation is bad and the give way, and is in danger of tumbling to the at any moment, 2020 Rxcorper's Couar\u2014THUR§DAY.\u2014The number of cases on the sheet to-day was 28, with a few Liquor cases from yesterday.cuke MéOue, laborer, was drunk in-a tavern, kept by J.L.Cadot, in Marray street, last night.He wanted more liquar, wbich was refased bim, and, going behind the counter, he struck and knocked down the bar-keeper, Oadot.He was afterwards arrested by the police, whom he also resisted and assaulted.$5 or 1 month.Pierre Lecompte, a young man of no oocupa- tion, was fined $5, or 1 month, for throwing stones, and breaking the windows of a house in.St.Alphonse Street.Lecompte is supposed to be a semi-lunatic, and will be handed over for examina\u2018ion by the doctors.fame in St.Elizabeth street, were each fined $5, above house.| Wm.oe.ns, laborer, committing a nuisance in Barre street, $1, or 8 days.fned $2, or 15 days, for -loitering with a woman in St.Francis Street., | Curious Ratieiovs Orsemony ar Oavonma- wagé.\u2014On St, John the Baptist's day the priest at Caughnawaga reads - prayers in the Church, from wbich, accompanied by.a number of male and female singers, he proceeds.to a place.in the village, where a long pole has been erected, surrounded by firewood, and bearing on its top a bust, ornamented by the squaws with ribbons, the Baptist! The priest and singers, all chanting, St data bort distance from tbe pole, the wood is ignited, and a number of men, witb rifles and firearms of all kinds, shoot at \u201c\u201c tbe head\u201d till it is knocked off, when a shout of triumph is raised, the procession returns to the Church, and the ceremony concludes with more prayers and singing.Osan any one explain the nature of this ceremony ?3 bo Adietisemens Thi Fring - \u20180 () , LONS! 10,000 GA LO GALLONS! Contract just closed for 10,000 Gallons STRAW- \u201c - BERRIES.- disposed of at cost p«ice, At 77 GREAT ST.JAMES STREET.EE DAVID CRAWFORD.10,000 Galls 10,000 Galls.NNUAL EXCURSION.of the ERBKINE CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, 26th 1nst.\u2014The Steamer *\u2018Laprairie\u201d will leave the Wharf in front of the Bonsecours Mar * (weather permi! ting), at TWO o'clock precisely, NO OUCHERVILLE ISLAND, returning be: fore dark in tbe Evening.Tickets, 25 cents ; ean be bad from.the Teachers, and at the Steamer on the day of tbe Excursion.Un HE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY.\u2014Having advertised for the Montreal Tea Company for nearly tw0 years, and having noticed the very flattering testimonials of parties who purchase tea from \u2018them, We resolved 10 test the quality of tueir teas ourselver, and ordered a supp'y accordingly ; and we think \u2018it only due to the Company to say that the samples sent have proved in the ighest degree satisfaclory, both as regards quality and pr ces.\u2014 ia Observer.: Se OÙ are put up in 5 Ib.boxes and u wards, aud every package warranted.2) or ; lbs, tea sent to auy railway station, carriage paid.Cbeapest and best place in Canada for pure resh Voîtee, Fine Young Hyron, 50c.to 76¢.; very finest, 85c, te $1.00 per 1b.; rich flavored Koglis Breakfast, 45¢.to50c.; very finest imported, 65c.to 7ôc ;.fine uncolored Japan, 50c , 55\u20ac., 600.; very A ns.TEA COMPANY, 8 Hospital street, Montreal.\u2018 Apply at 972 Bt.Catherine street.CURRIERS.\u2014 Wanted a good 0 EAM HAND.Apply toJ.C.MOLAREN, 149 St.James street.PL LADY and GENTLEMAN, or .\u2018two Gentlemen, oan be scoommodated with Board, where the comforts of home may \u2018be obtained.Apply at Albert Place, 493 Lagau- OMINION DAY | DOMINION \u2014Lots a ca g ton À acks, Lo be had of P.-58, ROSS à BRU, 10 Grey Nun streel.- = + Household Goods.\u2018Two uofortunates, inmates of & house of ill- B or 1 montb, for drunkenness and fighting in the Wm.Andergo-, a clerk, aged 16 years, was) + which, we are informed, represents the head of A\u2019 ANTED, a thorough Servant.| ma E subscriber, lately from Eng lan , well acquainted with London,- re- i Auction Sales: | BY J.G.SHIPWAY & NON.postponed one day, viz, from the 2ith to.will hold their lust sale, for the kenson, of.EBH TEAS, BUGAKS, snd FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES, on FRIDAY, June th, at TWO «clock.1 Particniars In hand-bills, .J.4.BHIPWAY a BON, Auctioneers.[PINAL SALE.\u2014The subscribers FR BY DEVANY & CO.R EGULAR TRI-WEKKLY A BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NOFORTE, SKEWING MACHINE, ac.oo \u20140On THURRDAY AFTERNOON, 24th inst, we Will sell at our Rooms, 139 Great Bt.James st.à well assorted stock of JACQUES & HAY'a celebrated Furpiture, together with a Rosewood 7- Octave Pianolorte, fine tone, nearly new, a valuable * Wanzer\u201d Bewing Machine, complete, a quantity of new and second-haud Car , Curtains, Cornices, Electro-Plate, Chi lasaware, and General House Furnishing Goods, Sale at TWO o\u2019clock.- DEVANY a CO.Auctioneern, ASSHON SALE OF CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGES AND PKRAMBU- AYORS.\u2014The subscribers will sell at their rooms, 189 Great St.James street, on THURSDAY \"AFTERNOON, 24th insi., a number of , Children\u2019s Carriages and Perambulators, ail new\u2019 itterns, received direct from Manufactory.To e sold without reserve.Sale at THREE o'clock.DEVANY a CO,, Auctioneers, ., R EGULAR TRI-WKEKLY Bales of \u2018Household Furniture, Planos Carpels, &c, dc ,\u2014~TUESDAY, THURSVA and SATURDAY.\u2014 The subvszribers havidg made arrangements with Messrs.Jacques & Hay, Toronto, for extensive regular consignments of their celebrated Furvliure,\u201d will hold - Auction Bales of the same ; together with Planofortes, Car peus, Curtains, Klectro-Plated Ware, China, Glassware, and General House- San nee av Sh oom IB rst ames street, every TUE: , T SDA and SATURDAY AFFERNOON daring the present month.\u2019 Sale each aay at TWO o'clock.DEVANY & CO., Auctioneers, MPORTANT TRADE SALE OF FIVE CASES LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, just received ex-steamer ** ST, DAVID.\u201d The subscribers bave been favored with io- Barley dull.Oats.dull; structions to selLat thelr Rooms, 939 Great Bi.James Street, on WEDNESDAY Afternoon .next, 30th instant, : [D 2 C} 556 | 560 \u201c FIVE CASES CURTAINS.Being a consignment direct from Glasgow, ex steamer \u201cSt David,\u201d now in port, to be sold in lots to suit the trae, without reserve.: .Sale at TWO o'clock.- DEVANY & Co, Auctioneers.BY HJ.SHAW.[FIRST-CLASS \u201cPIANOS FUR HIRE.\u2014A few first-class PIANOS will be rented to responsible pariles, if application is made immediately.\u2019 .HENRY J.SHAW, Auctioneer, ARGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD 4 FURNITURE, &c.\u2014Mr.~HAW will sell at | his ~tores, 97 Great st.James street, ou THURSDAY MORNING the 24tb jnst., a arge quautity Jot HOUS®HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of large Black Walnut Carved Sideboard, cost, $110, Hair Seat Sofas, Drawing-Room Sets, Bedroom Seis, Tables, Chairs, Couches, one Hand Organ, plays 32 lubes, one Double-Barrell Breach Loader, 1arge Music Box, and a jot of Sundry Sale at CEN o'clock.HENRY J.SHAW, Auctioneet, * ~~ BY JOHN J.ARNTON SALE ON SATURDAY MORN- + ING, 26th June instant, at my rooms, Notre Dame street,\u2014a considerable quantity of ood serviceable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.fhe arlor Farniture is in Rosewood and Walnut; the Diniog-room Furniture is in rich, dark Spanish Maboganyg, and particularly good and nice order; the Chairs are stuffed, seals and backs in leather; good Crystal dlassware, and Breakfast and Dinner Services; some choice Engravings;' \u201cCanada \u201d Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites.Bedroow Furniture\u2014Iron Bedsteads, double and singie ; Toiletware, Lress- ing Glasses, Washstands; four home-made all- halr Mattratses; Tapestry, imperial, and Super.Carpets: seven good Feather %, partly down, with: Plilows and Bolsters; a large number of Blanke's, Countierpanes, and Quills; Bed and \u2018rable Linen ip variety, and new ast year.One Top Buggy; ohe Cutter Sleigh; one good Family Carilage; toreesets Doubleand single Harness; three Saddles; excellent Skiff, in godd order; one Invalid Chair, in Moro20 leather ; ons large do,, in cane-work.Sale at TEN o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.\u2014 BY t.HcCGBEGOBK.RY GOODS, &ec, &c.n THURSDAY, the 24th iust., the subscribar will sell at his Siores, No, 90 8t.Francols Xavier street, an assortment of DRY GOODS â&c., com- rising Wootlens, Cottons, Linens, Ready-made Clothlog.Boots and Shoes, Prints, Hosiery, &c., &c.Also, {0 close consignments : 3 Cases Hoop Skirts : .2 do Linen Thread - 1 Bale Blue Prints 1 do Grey Beaver \u2019 4 dy Union Black Cloth.: Sale at TWO o'clock, © G.MCGREGOR, Auctioneer.( NREENHOUSE PLANTS.~On A FRIDAY, the 25th instant, will be sold, at * the Subscriber's Stor St.Fraucois es, No.90 Xavier street, a'choice selection of GREEN- HOUSE PLANTS, comprising :\u2014 FINE ROSES, VERONIOCAS, .FUSCHIABS, VERBENAS, CARNATIONS, GERANIUMS, , PANSIES, : PELARGONIUMS, .CALUOROLARIAS, BRIDAL RO3ES, With à great variety of other choice Piauta.Bale at TWO o'clock.; G.MoGREGOR, Auclioneer.BY CAMERON & 00.((AMBRON & CO, | AUCTIONEERS à COMMISSION AGENTS.\u201c_\u2026 #I-Notre Dame street, Opposite Morison\u2019s, Are prepared to receive and sell by Auction, all kinds, of Merchandize, \u2018Household Furniture, &0., at their Warercom, 431 Notre Dame street, which has been fitted up as an Auction Room.Ioluie Tor the haplay oF ou afiesd for aie: es for the dis o 8 offe or salé.\u2018Personal attention 5 ven to outside sales of Real Estate, Farm Stock, Furniture, ac.Country Produce sold on Commission.Advances made on goods intended for sale.- BY A.BOOKER.TRADE SALE.\u2014Nold on account \u2018ot fhe Underwrilers or whom it may con- cera\u2014FRIDAY, 25th Tune, 1869, Mr, Booker will - sell, by Auction, at the Sale-Rooms, No.861 Notre Dame street,\u2014 Co.19 Bags Tarragona Almond 1 Case Indigo, i Damaged on voyage of importation.i \u2014AL8SO,\u2014 ; ; Cases \u2018*Nece\u201d Oil, iu Flagons (30 in case), Bags Walnuts, fresh and old.Lump Chimneys, Nests Baskets, and .other articles.Ex \u2018 Jessie Gilbert,\u201d en Bales Terra Japonica- Sale at TW o'clock.ated A.BOOKER, Auctioner.\u2014 = : \" - - w ei T ENDERS REQUIRED.maiter.of GEORGE A.PERRY, Boot ° the and Shoe Manufacturer.| ! .TENDERS will be received till FRIDAY, the 25th day of June lust.for the purchase of the Estate of GEORGE A.PERRY, the whole in cne lot for a bulk sum, or separately for.1st, The Stock-in-trade as per inventory.20d, The Book Debts dué Lo tue estate.8rd, The Leuse of the Temises, 298 Notre t, unti 0 xt.Dane stock lnof the very best and most fashionable make for first-class customers, who patronize this ébop, and a purchase of the whole would \u2018secure to the buyer off-hand a steady trade, established ith, the best buying and best paylog eople in the city., Phe whole may be examined and partieulars known by application to the undersigned.t - - , T.8, BROWN.Co Oficial Assignee.Montreal, 218t Juve, 1860.: \u201cA SHES.CRUSTINGS.\u2014 The Scrapings of Pot and Pearl Ashes for one on, at tre Ashes Inspecuon Office, on FRI DAY, the 2th inst., at noon.; , POSTAL TARIFF, - In operation ou and after April 1, 'HALFOZ LBTTERS\u2014PREPAYMANT OPTIONAL ; Prepaid Unpa.1In the Dominion.\u2026.oo ore 5c Prince Edward Island .8 .Sc United States.ve Be .\u2026 100 HALF-0z LETTERS \u2014PREPAYMENT OOMPULSOR Britain, by Canada Steamships.see \u20181 gu HaUIRE.oc.vicoiierosnsnsansee À Now York.16 \u201cas per Inventory, about.uo.$100,000, tion of responsibility and trust ; no Nowfoundlaüd.0.\u2026.0.12 rally complained of.ati : te! 15.0\u2019 20 Experienced Balesmon Wanted.A} A rotion to \\ravel in Great Britain ; references eh Columbia & Vancouver.1x : It ia said.that the exec! bould yer ndutioh prie voire BISON, Bt eo 0 Ragolet, given.\u201cAddress; prepaid, A.B.Post-Office, city.Riv aaveussoonedonsssouue uen nn0sS000U8 ) : exe louse,\u201d on or Saturday orting - CL so._ 2 Lo 0 su + THE FOLLOWING SALE is 51 ear, from tbe lst uitimo, will he sold by Auc- - + A a rm \u2014.J a t | ; À i : i { + i \u2014 4 - Church Qorerument.- and adopt the said report in so far as it iodicates Claw of pétronage, the advantages\u2019 which would that the nomination of winisters should be vestsd | a0 henox elders, and commus cents, leaving | .large * > be arranged.a: thar there should be\u2019 ; 13 the eiection of mitisiers whieh may br found RERQIANIF 12 109 proveediags .08 (isellc preechers.Rézurps bad: been re Committee for the Conrersion \u201c or £83 More than duting last for ibe year was 14,659, tare for ite same period \u201c struction of the code for Scotland.| mittae pee danger to the best interests of the 2A, the contrast of the - local prejudices aad undze pressure.(3 ) The .The-report was adopied, \u201cplete village, - Review, ia-a description of the process : \"ations in this \u2018the \u2018gables.Oa tbe foundations being comple:ed .frame or mouldisg machine, within which the - wooden boards - side With sbeet zin the other to form \u2018building, \u2018care being taken to keep sbaat the \u201cbis ecntract is\u2019 composed .cement, - four each.- middle \u201cir \"hes per day to all the walls of à block of the having finiebed that work, pour in\u2019 the ce- | \u201c - service, aeting as receptacles MY.wry.ai concrete.This coating: ie a compound, con- misting of two parts of sand to one of Portland cement, and is applied in the same way ap ordinary plaster: It imparfs A smooth and Bnished, tit rather dull-looking.appearance to the binild- Ootemporary Pross and News.CERTREN OF SCOTLAND The following, Are ame of the items of An Terre the aac ting of the Assembly of the Chareh ov Ri «and dung 1a recent session in Edinburgh Co ; US Mr CampSel}S gigton mored that the Assembly petition both Houses of l\u2019arliament againat the Tush Churey Bill Mr.Robeiteon, Greenock, moved to'diamas the orerture.- \u2018 ir Robt Anstruther, M Py in seconding the.in the lower portion of.the gable walle, and the motion, ead the assembly chuld PASS no more | Yentaare conrtructed by the insertion of tin bitter satiie upan itself, than i~b¥ A coat of paint, yori ie aleo to be of concrete, And is to be three inches \"in depth, the upper portion being of a finer quality than the lower.- The fireplaces aro formed pent ol.five out of every .alx national wen im preg ined no further \u201ctreatment.The nds Scotland.He called on them to remember \u2018the are fitted in entire, nod are \u201ccurely fastonnd revolution settlement, Jdeclanag the national | simply br the concrete taking .rm old tn will to be that which should decide the form ot framework = Tt may be ment on i ; Le ner As to.the argument that i Dever necessary to apply \u201d plumb ed th ; tbe disestabliahment of the Irish.Church would walls, the frames being construe with.a destroy Pro\u2018cstantism in Ireland, he asked | Much precision that, if care je taken {a placing: what Préteetantsm had done for religion in Ire., the first layer of concret, no de flection can por land\u201d 1t had declined rather than advanced.sibly ake Place in | 18, gine! ares nier -Hercon'endei that perfect justice had been done \u2018 Sea oe rec og = do ae er tend in\u2019 the matter of com pastiona, and; whose | to à window in sa PY ad the diecetabhéhmeut of the lrish | joisting, and the moveable frames for the wall- Oburck\u2019 would overthrow the Scottish Qhurch, preeses, fireplaces, sc.Are required.in the oon: which propasition assume thé state of matters | struction of houses po thee princlp ©.\\ 'n regan (0 these churches ag identical - He! It is believed that the yen Py user concluded by Jeaouneing those who identified | advantages over either stone or brick buildings.themselves with the Irish Church as mast! A saving of, from 30 -to 40 per.cent.18 expeoted, dazgvrous friends to (Se Ubüreh of Sootiand, ; And the houses are supposed to\u201d be even more After a.lengihened debate, the division.was durable, as well ns drier and Warmer, than taken, when Mr Swiaton's motion was carried [the ordinary.clase of workmen's: dwellings.by 136 agmust ST tor Mr Robartson's amendment.| DD: Pore proposed the following resolution 2 ~The General Assembly, baviog beard tbe report of tbe Committee on Patronage appointed last} year, approve the diligence vf the Oommittee,i = © RELIGIOUS NEWS, oTLTS up rig Past Five Ywans \u2014 With there \u201cénétruction and incorporation of (he New.York City Mission, the oldest union organisation of the kind in the city, and-the various new.mis \u2018sions inaugurated therewith,.there has been a very general advance along: the whole line of sxgressire Christian effort in this and ia.other cities,\u201d As soon ns the Rescutive, Committes of the City Mission resolved upon a readjustment of their system of operations.and an enlarge Dént of their\u2019 plane, there was commenced a ees ot meetings, newspaper articles, &c; These meadures quickly aroused public feeling and as t:nion, wnd our enterprising business men cheer- \u2018wily responded to tbe new calls made upon their time and mover, aud.within five vears the contributions to the Oitr Mission have amounted ; , In the agrregate, to 160,000 for the support of CoIMisteni W:12 CCE prrscrvahon of order asd, missionnti | $100,000 for the building of mis- bre Afiez a long | sion chapels\u2019; besides several thousands of dol- oa *Lr 750.uUOE was carried by A large lacs fer reading-rooms, tea meotings, lectures, JOEY.: | | concerts, and\u2019 other adjuncts of missionar Mr Baird, Camburdaon, submitted the report, edort.In the spread of information.os \\be \"| moral wants and destitute condition of the paor \u201cin New-York, and in the general diffusion of a | BW spirit.of active seal, «ll the churches \u2018and \u2018soci teain the city se : sd the opportunity, and pushed forwani usefulness.In all, there are Missions in this city, wbere Sabbatb-schools,.and preaching, aad otber religoiis and moral services foradulta, or children, or both, are regularly: carried cn.Of this number, 41 are permanently established ia suitable, commodious, churoh- like buildings, with the wivistry, the ordinances, sod the government that usually a pertain t> churches, though they be not regula-!ÿ iacor- of these missions will Year, and some \u201cwill ihe evils which have arisen from the existing arise from the Abalitiou thereof, with su>h-com- Peasalion 10 patrons as may appear just aod ex- pedieat, and generally in so far wot recommen ig | the detads botd à; 0\u2019 the eozstitation of the DOM CAIN Dudr and ast >.n'apective powers ol bé nommetrg bodr and th- cdagrégation at coufer- : Tee Losnos Crrr'Missiox, asp Prauic Bocuse.implied, there is aa Pres pro |\u2014Tre London \u2018City Mission employ agents to- ; It is in the Yisif the pablic-bouses.The following is an will bare ip ©XtFact from the report of one of tbese agents : \u2014 difficulty which.the.Privy Council sancuoning one principle of payment for Scot.\u201cTde pablie-Souses and coffse-abops of Westmini- £ for Rogland.- Com.Sler are my new district ; within ita capacious another for England, that tbe Com ; public-houses and their It is with a | CUstomers is immense.The great gio-palace, {with Spacious ffontage, plate glass windows, tbéy have for 20 Dany years urged the \u2018instita- : mabogaoy.bar, Kilt chandeliers, «bd 300-gal- Footch Committee of Council, which [08 teurs ooking ready to barat with \u2018their ery might pay due regard to tho peculiarities of par ' 00018, stand out in m \"1108 contrast with the primary school system and to the traditionary low beer-abiop of be back elum ; ite dark Aspect, Babi of the country, while it won'd be suffi.a rBah ois, ite deal ae EU, cracked, ciently removed fro loca: a ani chipped, 1te pigmy casks, an -yellow-tällow- rently ved fron local 1 Joncee to escape - candles, giving a dim light and bad smell.\u2018My stars\" said a veteran toper, #8 he sipped Lis glass, land, and schools on this side of the Tweed.view 10 evade or overcome this difficulty that powers of the Central Board, as controllers of = cave : Mes the action of Local Committees, do not seem to | smoked bis pipe, and thoagbtfallr.beard the be sufficiently iarge or explicit.(4) The want Gospel from us, \u2018a public-houte is A rare crib of due provision foc the trarning of the fature oF ess, a cet Joa [ bare bea Ja sad her in incipies aad ar: of ing.08% of these cribs, and never b _ 8.spoater muet io the principles sad Ari of teaching | before ; what next, | wonder, after this\u201d Bu: If itis right to work to save where most are los\u2019, then tbe claims for that work .in public-bouses is resistless.Itis no doubt bard to epter the lion's .des.It ie bard tositin the tap and the coffee room, A novel sad mos: interesting experiment is | 80d, breaking The rule td drink and pay, lose DOW being tried on the estate of Carbery, the : Castomer's welcome, and gain a waiter's frown.Property of the Right -Hon.Lord Elphinstone.!* is bard to wotk comfortably in the bustle.of It is notbiog less than the erection of a com.business, and the clamour of drinking, in much with a school-bouse and reading , ©Tcitement, and some confusion Io them are room.These -are.all being built of concrete, ' MaTied women immoderstely dridking, and re- aod the attempt is amongst the firet made in PeSliog lander which surikes the nots of way Scotland to employ concrete in the erection of between their neighbors.In thea are boys and houses, though in Ragland and France tbe pro.Birls, sixteen years old, showing developing Cees bas already been pretty exteusivels tested.1 and gene.The following, taken from the Edinburgh Daily Tl ignorance, BRECTION OP A.CONCRETE.VILLAGE | ON THE CARBERY RESTATE, SCOT.| LAND.I.A drinking powers, pernicious depravity, that can only be paralleled\u2014 if paralieled it can be->beside \u2018the cars of Indian.idole.In \u2018them come little baired girls half-naked, dirty, and shoeless, who stand on tiptoe to put their bottle on the counter, saying, \u2018Please, balf-go-a-gin for motber!* In them are: servant-giris on Sunday evening \u2018at.church-time; with their \u201cchape beving their Bibles in their bands, nad telling bow their mistresses.reat tbem.In tbem the- liviog bold: \u2018 aprees\u2019to bury the dead, the details of which sre too disgusting to publish.\u201d This missionary continues to say, \u201c Many of tbe publicans are becoming more favorable to our work, and hear «the Gospel in the spirit in which it is spoken, They suppress the rising \u201cinsult of the: rough, soften the asperity of a ciscourteous remark, and give us a useful introduction to their customers, The manner of tbe maltitade to me in publie- houses is comendable; however odious may be their conversation when I enter, they are, at all The foundation of the boxes, each to contain ; but two apartments, however, is.laid at about ; tbe usual depth, and is formed of stones welded together by the concrete compound.The found.case are about 15 inches broad for tbe front and back walls; and about 2 feet for tbe next Operation is to erect upon tbem tbe Walls are to be formed.These frames consist of 18 inches deep, faced on the in- ¢, and bolted to upright posts.Tbe frames are placed on.the foundations- the one to form the ou'side of the front wall and .tbe face of thednside face.In this case, the intervening bresdth is 9 inches for the front and back walls, and 18 inches for the gables\u2014the \u2018additional thickness of tbe gables being to provide accourmodation for fire- - Le nr .Places, chimneys, aud wall-presses.When Cents, silent, civil, and attentive when I speak.\u2019 once set and.carefully plummed, the work of After reading a portion of Scripture ln another which can be done equally well by an * (Sp-room, An aged mao said to we, I bave seen ordinary laborer sa by a regular mason, is com strange things in London, but \u201cme more so than menced.\u2018All tha: has to be done is totake a '80\u20aciDE 8 Bible read in in stap-room.Itis many quantity of whatever sort of building material JORrs since | beard that Scripture read, Joha iii the district affords and pack it inside the frame, * 1-16, and it brought to my mid bappler days; it from touching the sides: God bless: you for reading it! .Here bis emotion of tbe frame.Tbe concrète which may be madeof Stopped bis utterance, be cried freely, and re- 8 variety of articles, such as gravel-sweepings- MAined aïlent.We have sometimes bere oppor: sweepings of brick works or coal -dross, mixed in tuDities which we do not obtain in - domicil certain proportions with Portland cement, and of rite.We have opportunity of imparting the thickness of commun mortar, is then | G%8pel wo the genteel class, who, considered be- Poured - u-ket-\"1l upon the stones and do mn JONd tbe'line of the \u2018missionaries\u2019 work, are well tbe inside of the frame.The concrète used in Within the line of the missionaries\u2019 instruction.of seven parts of river * Tbeir rehgious indifference I experienced in a gravel, one part of sand, and one part of Portland Previous district.To get a peep at them in Tbe bousee sra being bailt in blocks of their halle and passages was hard, and to speak + The blocks measure about sixty feet 10 them of God's gift to man was barder still, in length.by about thirty feet in breadth, : But in public-bouses we get to them ; we accost with \u2018a concreie wall running acrose the them'and ttey are bland; we speak to them and to\u2019 provide ccomodation for fire.they bear; and soon it is .foand that.bowever Places, &c, for the two houses in the middle, grand the garb, it is no exemption from scriptural To show the speed at which the process of con.: \u2018@norance, and no passport to piety.\u201d Lo erete building can be performed, we may men- : i ; - Ra 10e tion that eight ordi : i \u2014 The St.Peter Trilune learns thai somie- \u2018per day 10 all Jn Dover can add eighteen \u2014 last fall, a lady of Ottawa, Le Sueur County, * was badly frightened by a snake.This spring she was delivered of a child which was.perfectly formed as far up as the .bips.fret thing the workmen bave to do in the morn.From that point upward the body is formed like ing is to unfasten the bolts apd lift it up to the 8 Srake, and tLe creature exhibits all the.top of the portion built the previous day, bolting ' instincts of the reptile tribe._ The upper portion I with new tubes or * cores\u201d ag before.They Of the bodys all snake, while the lower is ail then commence to fill in the stones, and after ; buman in iteformation.\u201d Lincoum à Roman OaruoLi0.\u2014An \u2018article in Same operation from day ; thé Monde of Paris, relative to the death of Mon- in tbe signior Lefebvre, Bishop of Detroit, says that day is ; tbe Bishop bad declared oa Lincoln was in bis 104 1 in: that youth baptized a Catholic an Illinois mission-\u2018 short time.When the walls get 80 far on as to re- | ary, and Phat the Bishop himself had often heard .0g, the \u201c cores,\u201d which were origi- | his confession and celebrated mass in the house nally used to biod tbe frames \u2018and wbich were al.of bis parents.Later on, Lincoln sepired to lowed to remain in their Places, now come to be of | bighe- onors, married a Prerbyterian wife jand for bolta affixed to L > the tressels upon which the Plavking rests The , P ceased.bollow of the take is afterwards filled in with kees little dreamt that in Linèo cement, and the ends are entirely hid from view chosen à Roman dimensions we have 8pecificd,\u2014in other worde, they can fil the frames once per day.The frame is allowed to stand over Bight, and the.by the outside coating which ia applied to the tinge, which can, however, be vary easily relieved.The flooring -of the houses: \u201chy the introdustion of trmporary wooden frames: : ) Ta | p ed à he walle.that.if should go ' tubes which are moved Upwards as the w and petition \u2018against a Ril which had the ne- | ascend, leaving a clear space beneath which | Tue Mission Woik 15 New-Yonx Q1r¥ \u2014Ra- with new energy their plans of 125 Protestant | blue-eyed, black.then all intercourse | | Miscellany.NO SKOT IN HEAVEN.| acids Talking of seots till late one-eve, = 2 Of the various doctrines the sniuts believe, That night 1 stood in a troubled dream.| By the mde of a darkly fawiog stream.And a \u201c Ohurochman\u201d down to the river came ; When I heard strange voloe-call bis name, \u201c Good father, stop ; when you cross this tide, You must leave your robes on the other side.\u201d But the aged father did not miid, | Aud his Jong gown floated out beblod, As down to the atrmamu bis way be took, \u2014 His pale bande clasping a glit-edged book.* I'm bound for Heaven, and when I'm there, 1 shall wabt my Book of Common Prayer; And though I put on A starry crown, - I sbould feel quite lost without my gown.\u2014 Then he fizod bis aye ou the ehining track, - But his gown was beary and held him back, .And the poor old father tried in vain, : \u2018A single otej in the sod to gain.saw.him again oa the other side, But bis eilk gown floated on the tide; And no vue asked ia that blissful spot, Whother ho bojonged fo * ths Oburoh\u201d or not.Then dows to the river a Quaker strayed, His dress of à sober buo was made, .\u201cMy cont and bat muet all be gray, Ç l cannot go auy otber way.\" Ea Then be buttoned his coat - chin, _, Aud staidiy, solemaly, waded-in, 3 stealght up to his J Aud: bre broad-brimmed bat he pulled down gb, | Orer his forohiead so cold and white.Bul à etfong wiud carried away his bat ; À moment be silently sighod over that, Aud they, as he gazed to the farther shore, .| Tae coat slipped off and was seen\u2019 no more, | Ac he entered Heaven, bis suit of grey LS Weat quickly salling\u2014awsy\u2014away, \u2018Aud noue of the sugels questioned him About the width of bis beavèr's brim.Next came Dr.Watts, with a-bundle of pealms Tied nicely up in his aged arms, s And hyttiss 69 many\u2014e very wise thing \u2014 That thie people in Heaven all'round\u201d might =, tag, Co - So And [ thought that he boaved an anxious sigh As be saw that the river ran broad and bigb, Aud looked rather surprised as, \u2018one by one, Toe peaims and hymns io the wave went down.Aud after him, with bis MSS, AE Uame Wesley, the pattern of godliness ; But be cried, \u201c Dear mie! what shall Ido?Too water has soaked them through.and ~ through.\u201d Co And there on.the river far and wide, Away they went down the swollen.tide, \u2018Aud the saint, astonished, passed through alone, Without bis manuscripts, up to tbe throne.Then gravely walking, two saiots.by came; Downt) thes resm.togetter came, - Bat as they stopped at 1be river's brink, ! saw one saint from the otber strink.\u201cByr-okled or plunged ?.May I ask you, .friend, - - tL 2° ; _ How you attained to life's great end?\u2019 © Thus, with a-few drops on my brow\u201d \"But 7 have beea dipped, ae you'll 800 me now, Aod I really think it will baedly do, As Tm\u2019 close communion,\u2019 10 cross with you; You're bound, I know, to the realms of blige, Bu: you must go that way, and I'll go this * Theo straightway plunging with all bis might, À way to tbe left \u2014his friend to the right, Apart they weat from the world of sin, \u2018But at last together they entered in.\u2018And now when.the river was rolling on, A Presbyterian church weat dowa; Ul'women there seamed an inoumerable throng, But tbe mea [ cculd count as they passed \u2018along.PT And concerning the road they could Daves agree, .The old or the new way, which it could be.- Nor never a moment.paused totbiok = That both would lead to the river's beink.- And a.sound of œurmariog long and'iood, Came up to us from the moving crowd, * You're in the old way, and l'in ip the new, Thas is the false and tAss is tbe true Ue, \u201cI'm in the old way, aad you're in Lhe That'is the false and thas is tbe true,\u201d Toe bretAréin on'y seemed to speak.Modest the sisters walk\u2019d, and meek, Anliferer 0ap of thém chagcei- to say met with on the way, tothe other side, tte swelling ude, : ; new, Wbat troubles she had How she longed to pass Nor feared to cross over A voice across from the brethren then, \u201cLet no one speak but the \u2018holy men; \u2018For have ye not beard the words of Paul, \u201cOh, let tbe women keep silence all\u2019 me | watched them long in my curious dream Till they stood by the borders of the stream, Thep, just as I thought that the two ways met, Bat the brethren were talking yet, ; ; And .woaid talk où till the beaving tide Carried them over, side by side ; - Side by side, for the way was one, |.Fhe toilsome journey of life was done, And priest, and Quaker, and all who died.Oame out alike on the other side,\u201d No forms, or crossss, or books bad they, No gowns of silk, or snits ofgray, ~~.No creeds to guide them, or MSS, ~~ -For all bad put on Obrist's righteousness.- MY ESCAPE IN 1837, BY THOMAS STORROW BROWN.On Tuesday.morning, after à.hearty| breakfast, I crossed the north branch of the Yamaska in a canoe.Three miles walk in \u2018the woods brought me to the south: branch, up which I walked, until I found > ferried over by a Canadian woman.Proceeding until three o'clock, I reached a clear, cultivated country; and, laying down in a point of woods, slept till dark.ful, Lut I hobbled along south.That was always my course,\u2014 easily followed in \u201cthe.woods, as the moss is\u201d on the north side of trees, and the tendency of.the limbs is.to the south.This was as plain as guide-boards, and I have always wondered how people can \u201c wander,\u201d or get lost in the woods.\u2014 Arrived at a bridge, \u2014I think the place was.Cowansville,\u2014l waited for a man approaching to come up, \u2018and inquired \u2018the way to Dunham.He directed me to cross.Forgetful of my lameness, I did cross, and walked briskly for more than a mile, over the rough frozen ground, when I sank exhaustsd.There were buildings at the bridge, lighted up, and hence.my diligence in passing them.I Was - afterwarsd told that a guard kept there had gone in to warm.Again walking on, fatigue al midnight compelled me to resort to a ouch in the top of an old fallen hemlock tree, where the soraggy, hard branches afforded 50.little shelter, that I awoke at daylight fairly stiff with cold.Following the road a short distance, at the sight of farm-houses, from the chimneys of which white smoke was issuing high into the cold air, I struck into the woods, thinking to strike a road leading to Stanbridge, where I had friends.Coming to n log-house, l'asked the way to Dunham (which I wished to avoid).\u2018* Why, there,\u201d said the man ; and, sure enough, it was on my left, apparently not half a mile distant.Again, I pushed back into the woods.- The man went soon to the village; and, I was afterwards informed, was told he would have made his fortune had he stopped me.For four \u2018hours I trudged in the woods, another by the noise of \u2018woud-choppers,.or ox.drivers, and emerged for food to a house that appeared isolated, where I found that in the whole time I had only gained about fifty rods in.direct distance.One of my legs having become useless, my supporters Ahad performed the action of » pair of ° J ture farms, with five log-hounon.| Mills, bu fatorm, that L would like to got lodgings in f'exolnimed : fleur friends, nnd nen safe, \u201c[fürnishing\u2014of food necessarily caused | friend by \u2018his looks : \u201c| luse : lawyers' houses are - | ney after your own kin.| betore you buy J -| rales 1n the dark asks Lo: be c' \u201c| 18 good because.of the mal another canoë in a clearing, and I was] My lameness had become extremely pain- |.a road leading | turned one way by coming to openings, and | um mUNTREAL DAILY WITNESS.dividers, \u2014one Ing standing still, while the other wülked round it.Restod and ref roshod, I continued my route till near dark, when L passed through & oléaring,\u2014the plaoo of Inquiring nt the lat one for a wood: rend Jeading towards\u2019 Stanbridge, I again entrod the.forest, fired my onthino na if I waa looking for game, and sunk oxhauated.The log that had been dengged all day, not only rofused: to be dragged any longer, but thé other, which had no patiently endured the.toil, refused.todrag it.With such mutinons memhory, and a sow-storm.commencing, the groatont of all dnngors was ronmining thus unsholterad for the night, and I tured Hack to the first housn, dotormined to rink it with the best story -oould devise, Ax | approached, I niet the.owner, to, whom I «nid, quite unconéerned : 1 * 1 was going through the woods to Trunx but.it looks so muh Tike & snow- your house 1 Ho looked nn instant in \u2018my face, and ; but here you hnve 1 have just come.from tho « Flnt* (Dunham village).You wero soon this morning.thousand dollars offered, nnd they are all [shor you.Old.Captain\u2019 Smith.was fixing hin old gun.I told the old cuss it wouldn't go off; but he'uwore he'd shoot you if he sen\u2019 you.1 daron\u2019t tako you into my house\".All this was hurriedly utterad, alinost in fone breath, phe dragged me hastily hy the Khoulder to his barn.ce \u201cÀ council of the four friends was onlled on the, barn-floor.They could devise no means of eseapo except walking immed; ately acroxé.the fields or Woods, ten mniles, Lo.tho lings.This I niodestly informed them was impracticable; unless they provided for mes now pair of logs.A thick quilt, and \u201cBrown! | know you Cried supper were brought, and 1 remained wo.nigh and one day a hols, burrowed.fur ite the hay mow.What a contrast with my previous night's lodging on the snow ;under an-old hewlock top,\u20141 don\u2019t forget whatn Seenggy one it was, how Faw the branches, and.how: few the leaves\u2018 Young heinlork furnishes capital bedding.I neverengoyed any bed:room Liki that nest mothe \u201chay.The\u201d swelleng of my limbs dinunished \u201crapidly.PSE Let those who ppeak of \u201clow\u201d people, and lower.classes,\u201d think of the.high honor and-high mindednces of these: four pour butin\u2019 cpendent men, perfect strangers, \u2018not one of whom | had: ever seein or heard: ofheforé.Thé two thousand dollar really offered.for my apprehension would have: paud off the arrears on all their länd, and left thém a surplus: but not \u201cone.enter tained the thought, while hundreds, higher up an the world's catalogue, would have.sold me Like a dog, not for \u2018 loyalty,\u201d but | for the pain, \u2014to be wasted in frivolitiés.Bet luxuries nist have their end.\u2019 The, ! \u2018the secret of my hiding place to be known to] the women of the house, who, finding it too \u2018weighty, called oi others to helps them keep it.1 moved for one lay to another barn My friend said it was dangerous to stop longer.\u2018He had heard a man say he would bet twenty-five cents (hat! wasin one of the barns of that neighborhood.- My boots were greased, a thick.pair of stockings young man for guide, 1 set out on.Friday journéy to.the States.\u2014 From an.arficle in the © New Ironinion Monthly\" for June.\\ KEEPING ONE'S EYES OPEN.\u2018Nobody is more like an honest man than a thorough rogue.- When you see a man with a great deal of religion displayed in his window, you may depend upon it he keeps a very small stock witbin.Do not \u2018chouse your baodsome shoes often pinch the feet.Don't be fond of compliments : - remember, \u2018\u2018 Thank you, pussy, and thank You, pussy,\u201d killed the cat.Don't believe ig tbe man who talks most; for mewing cats are very seldom good mousers.By no means put -youreelf in avother person's power: if you put your thumb lLetween two grinders, they.are very apt to Lite.\"Drink nothing without \u201c [sing it; sige nothing without reading it, and make sure that it means no more than it says.Dun't go to law unless you bave nothing to uilt-ou fools\u2019 heads.In any business, never wade into water where Jou cannot see the.bottom.Put ho depeo- dence upon the label of a bag\u2018; and count mo- See the sack opened what isin it; for he who : ted.Keep clear of the man who does not value bis own character.Beware of everyone who swears ; \u2018Le who would .blaspheme his Maker, would wake no bones of lying or stealing.Beware of no man more thas of yourself: we carry our worst enemies within.us.When a cew opinion: or doctrine comes before you, do not bite ull you know whether it is bread or stone ; \u2018and do not be sure that the giagerbread d | giltonit.Nevershout oa till you are quite out of the wood; and | don't cry fried fish till they are caught in the \u2018net.There's always time énough to boast\u2014 wait a little longer.\u2018Don't throw away dirty water till you have got clean: keep on at scraping the roads till you can get better work ; for the poorest y is better than none, an the bumblest office is better than being out of employment.Always give up- the road to bulls aod.madmen; and never fight with a coalheaver, or contend with a base character, for they will be sure.to blacken you.= == welther trust vor contend, so NOf lay wagers, Lor loud, ; \u201cAnd Joa mary depend Co .-.You'll have peace Lo your end, \u2014 Rev.nier OC.H.: purgeon's \u201cJohn Ploughman's al 2.EC : CL us ; .FLOWERS AND THEIR MISSION, | gentleness, and grace inside.No bad people | bang plants in their windows.Béauty never -assimiiates with badness.No evil spirit can ev-through a window where there isa flower.Ahey avoid Bowers as\u2019 Satan does the form of| the Cross.\u201d Show me the poorest hovel with a plant in its window, and I will show you inside of that hovel, goodness and gentleness, although clad in the raga of poverty.I have seen, in my walks.About town, perhaps in the fourth or fifth story of some mercantile build- | ing, alittle plant set out upon the high window ledge.I always stop and say good morning to that plant and its owner.1 came rery near hugging & horse thé other day on Clar street.Fle was attached to.a buggy aod \u2018standing near the sitewalk.In front of him as a cart laden with flowers, into which this | horse would bury his bead, .soiffing the odors without injuring ® plant or disturbing a petal.And as [ stopped and said to the horse Good | mor.ing, my dear fellow, I wish you had a} human soul\u2019in you, so that we could talk to.each other,\u201d I wondered if he and the flowers did not talk together in their own sort of way.I would trust that dumb brute where 1| wouldn't trust & man who is not tond of flow.ere.I cannot conceive of the composition of that man who dislikes flawers.- 1 believe they have the most graceful offices in the economy of nature.[ do not believe the smallest violet which blossoms in the wood, or the tiniest flower which grows on .the most distant prarie, was made without \u2018a purpose by Him who used them more than.all else in His.teachings to man, They go with us from the cradle to the grave, They brighten and bless the sick-room.They crown the marriage feast.They accompany us to the long rest, and they blossom over us when we are gone.Their breath is magical.The perfume of a rose will recall a long buried memory you had supposed to be dead forever.A little anemone you stumble upon in the woods will set in motion a train of thought carrying you back.to scones you had\u2019 forgotten, A withered rose [+ There is ten, provided.a Howl supper eaten, aud with a evening, the Sthof December, to finish my fi A banging plant at a window is & sign of | leaf, or a prossod bud, \u201cis a connecting link which makes life more beautiful recalling the \u201c\u2019 tender grace of a day that-is dead.\u201d SCIENTIFIC ITEMS.SOIENCN APPLIED TO SHOPPINO \u2014~It in well known that it is impomsiblato distinctly see cer- thin.colors or mixed tints of stuffs by lamp or candlelight.Some ladios in Paris, taking advantage of tho latest dincoveries in optics, carry with.them @ bobbin of magnesium wire, which they light when they want to ascertain exnctly the color of merchandize shown them.This metal, in burning, amits a light light, nud like the sun's rays pormits reflection ol all the tints wa scon hy daylight, Ousuinor Tennéeratai Maan 18M, \u2014 Four thoorion exist in regard tothe o igin of the earth's magnetisin.One conceives that the earth is possessed of independent magnetism, having its focus near: the centre: this is exploded.Another that tho earth i+ magnetic \u2018A third so-called theory that went of the magnetism, is really no theory at all, but imply th statement ofn well established fat.The moilern theory W: that wleefric currents move.t rough the crust, from enat to west, induced cl iefly by the rotation and the.action of the sun\u2019 heat, and thut the compass need places i these currents, after the law disc Oerstedt, in 1520; When ihese viate frow the true enst and west directions, the needle must of courae deviate from the true north, and this explains at once the decline.tion, variation, etc., of the com puss, \u2014 Journal of Mining.EE Tue Hxanr \u2014 The effect of everything that touches: the heart is.multiplied hy the tensity of the heart's own changes\u201d Heuce 1 is that it is \u20180 sensitive \u2014so true and quick an index of the body's state.Hence, also, 18 that it never wesries, Jet me-remind you of the work dowe by our hearts: in a day.A wan's total outward work, hin whole effect upou the world, \u2018in twenty-four Bours, has buen reckoned at about three hu dred and tity fout-to 8.That may be taken us a gaod * had duy's work,\u201d During the.game time, the heart hus been working at the «ate of ood Bur:dred und tweuty foot tous.Thatisto ray, if all the pulses of day and nigh \u201ccould bé coucentrated aud webled ints one great throb, \u2018that throb would be euough to throw a, ton of iron one hundred wad tweuty feet into the air.And yet the heart'is never weary.are tired after but feeble labors ; few of us can bold uw poker out aturm's length wit out, after à few-iminu.es, \u2018d'opping it.But à healthy beartand mary ati unsound heart, too\u2014though « melimes you can tell.in the even Z by ita stroke, that it has beeu vexed during the day, that it \u2018has heen thrown off its bales \u2018¢ by the turmoils and worries of life \u2014goes on beating through the night while we are asl ep, und, when we awake in the wotning, \u2018we find it at work, fresh as if it bad only just begun to beat.lt does this bécause upou each «troke ol work there lolluws a period, à briei but a real period, of rest: because the next stroke which comes is but the natural sequence of ttat rest, and made to match it: be :ause, in fact, each beat is, in force, in gcop-, in character, in everything, the simple expr the heart's own energy and state.near its centro.the crust is the Journal.AGRICULTURAL.KICKING.COWS, @esting things on the farm, aod thers is mo jcure.Beverity and beating are \u2018worse than useless, tbey burt not ently the milk.If the cow kicks, and 1s not so dinanly good that her evil habit is over \u2018by be: good qualities, sel her, or fatten ber, but.never beat or 1]! use ber.itis à \u201chabit,\u201d and she cannot beip it.If kiodness will not do, othing like ite opposite will.writer milked them with bis own s for many years.We tried the beating, tying down \u2018the back: and eveiy other mode of | verity without avail; one of tbe cows (the worst kicker of all) was a perfect marvel for milk, \u2018After tbe call was go.e, she would give & perfect flood of milk for many weeks, 50 much that Lo mentis n'the quantity would expose us to the charge of exaggeration.If not secured, she would give the pail brimful, and just - as the stripping was finished, she would lift ber leg, pop it into tbe pa-l, and eend all flying.If she was in: a good temper she only put her leg into the jail, but refused to take it out, of course spoiling all the milk.Her hind legs were tied togélber without.e was too expert Lo be conquered that ay, so we got a rope with a slip noose at the end, \u2018put ber leg into it, aud tied it back so far.that se could not reach the peil.This conquered ber, atid if she was tied 80 that she could not back down, tbe milk was: sccared.She would always try, however, but never till ber udder was relieved of mils.We kept ber many years, and à more profitac'e Animal for the dairy no one ever ownèd.Sometimes she would bebave wall fcr some time, but i?the rope wad noglected the \u2018old\u2019 habit was too strong for ber, and the wilk was destroyed.She had been so beaten for kicking before we had her, ta Semper was soured ; but after some time, and w svétity was mo longer practised, she became as kindly as any others, except at milking time ÿ we were however #0 convi.ced {rom old experi- ones df the hereditary tendency of the habit, that: her.They were calves indeed! At six weeks old they weighed from 36 to 40 lbe.a quarter of veal, and it was as fat as veal could be.We bad saveral other kickers, but after once u dér- atat them, never beat or punished bem, dat always sectrod them in the wey above msn- | -tioned.\u2014 Canada Farmer.Co À gentleman in Montreal informe us he bad-n'cow wbich kicked in this way.He found that she did s0 because Lis groom was cruel to ber.When the man had left his employment she ceaged to kick when milked.\u2014Ep.Wir: _ « AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.\u2014 The Cottage.Gardener, London, earthing up potatoes\u2019diminishes the product and retards the tuhers.Long experiments in England have proved the fact that billing up the potato will redace thé crop one-fourt -\u2014 A correspondent of the N.Y.FI er's Club sûys he threw the tops ofsome rhubarb plants into a hog-peu.containing Chester county whites, averaging 100 pounds each.The result was, i ad à others were very \u2018sick.symptom of poison., .Co \u2026 \u2014 An old cloth placed iu the crotch ofian.apple:tree will decay.the apple.worm into ! y.ing its cocoons underneath it, where they are easily gathered up and destroyed ;- or a b y- band may be twisted around \u2018the trank and slipped up and down every few days to destroy the cocoon, ,.So says the Entomo- \u2014The newest thing under the sun is gr ing potatoes.The mode of operation is take two potatoes, one ofeach variety the go.ualities of whieh it is wished -to combi e ith a pocket-knife cut.all the eyes clearly out of one \u2018of them, and substitue in their places the eyes cut out of the other.The eyes to be inserted should be \u2018sprouted and cut of the same shape and size 1n thé bther potatoe ; they are held in place by hair pins, and boun.with bass matting or twine, The fit must be exact, and the rind of each The grafted potatoes are then to be planted.As some of the grafts may fail, it is well to operate upon & dozen or more sets at a time.The produce of these grafted potatoes are to | be kept separate, and planted out the following year, when their qualities will be proved.Many varieties will someétimes result grafting only two kinds into each other, and the results are said to have astonished the orj- inator of the system, as two reds ¢ have produced a white potatoe,\u201d Kidoeys and rounds: grafted into \u2018each other, produced rounds, mottled and kidaeys, differing \u2018from both parents.SL RES Te i ys ft- to d which has all the brillianey of (he olectric | entirely by cosmical influence, and has its focus.| Montreal, 15th June, 166, ro.ofus re .ders of \u2018the Heart's Aclion,\u201d in Appleton's This is one of the most troub:esome and tor- | animal bat the | We bad at dilfe- - rent times most inveterate kickers, and the | t, she \u2014 good as she was, we never saved a calf from | | beeu enabled to |177 aud Market must just mest, |.from |) | Merchapt, 100 Moutul sireet.Lost, &c.OST, along Notre Dame street, À between #Ht.Francois Xavier streat and the Heorilel Housn, 8 Lady's \u2018ald Watch and Ubaln, with Heal attaobed, open face.The finder wili be suitably rewarded by bringing 1t {lo 41 Beuver Hall.è \u2018OUND, on Saturday evenirig, Ahe I0th, in the Flame of Lyman, Ciare jus Mill, a lg.Tho owner may have vs proving property a aying expenses.App at the kl, Miravreet! _ : Insolvent Notices.[ NSULVENT ACT OF 1861, 0 the matter of CHA RL %3 TOURVILLE, Trader, of theity of Montreal, un Iusolveut.A fourth diviieny.Leen prepared, sub TWKLFTH duy of.nhent on Ren! Fata\u2018e han ect L: objection until the UY next, inclusive.T, SAUVAUEAU, Official Assignee, Montreal, Jane 16th, 1am, NSOLVENT ACT OF 1864 AND AMENDMENTS THERETO.AIN THE MATTER OF Montreal, wife of Charles Wilson of Lhe © anne place, Trader, as weil carrylog on bustooss und the style and firm of.C.T.WILILNON a CO ' : An Insolvent.Tho Creditors of the Insolvent Are notified Lo Meet nt the ofMze of the undersigned.Mer- chuuts\u2019 Exchange Building, 1n tne City of Mon- Lreai, ou JUNE Inat., at thé hour of for the public examioation 1 for the ordering of the affairs rmily.The Inuolvent lu .béreby notilled Lo ai tend.> 1 A.8.\u201cTEWART, Assignee, Moutrenl, 11th June, 18, - .JNSULVENE ACT OF 1361, Ii the matter of JUHN CLARKE, of the City of Moutreal, Wholesale aud tu tail Urocer, An Insolvent, ger o'clock P.M, f of the ÉKstate gene- \u201cTha Ureditors of the Insolvent are nho'ifled that lio has urade an assignment of his estute and effects, tinger the above Act, to me, the \u2018undersigned Assignee, and they ars required to lur- \u2018Dink me, within (wo mooths from this da with their cals, Bpecilying the securtiy they hold, it.avy, aod the value of it; and if Doue,.stutipg the (act; the whole attested unter oulb, willy tbe voucliers In support of such claims.T.BROWN, om:ial Arsiguoe.Apothecaries, &c.N E PLUS ULTRA GARDNER'S QUININE WINE BITTER.One of the most reliable TONICS and BITTERS iv use.Itis jutup in quart Wius Hot- ties.Price $1.00, ; ; For Indigestion, Fever Ague, Hesdache, Loss of Appetite, Luwness o 8, irits, Nervousne and for Geuerat Debllity, IL will be found invaluable.> | I.razle by Grocers and Drüggists tn all parts of the Dominion.Wholesale orders solicited: Price cards for- 1 warded on application, .10 \u201ca J.GARDNER, U .Chemist, 457 and 211, 2i3 Notre Dame stre etpMontreal.Hou'é Proprietor and Manufacturer.(ONTARIO MEDICAL HALL, \u2018265 NOTRE DAME STIREET, CHARLES G.WILSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.- The largest stock of Surgical Instruments in the ! \u201cCity.Bpecial altention-paia to the compoandi \u201cof to .rescriptions, oe i Sa VAGE'S URSINA, PURE GREASE OF THE CANADA BEAR, .- Has been long known asa most valuable toilet\" article, and a constantly Increasing demand isa guarantee of its high reputation.: It 1s delighttully perfumed, and is eminent for promoting à luxarlant growth of the hair, and permanently maintaining iis beauty, \u2018 the -bair from falling off or turning gray.EVANS, MERCER, & CO., Montreal, Proprietors; and sold by all Drusgists and Perfumers, H ARTES CONCENTRATED .HARTES CONCENTRATED LYE! i HARTES CONCENTRATEDLYE ! The extraordinary popularity which this article has attained since its totroduction by tbe subscriber into Qanada, and the constantly increasing demand, Das, as usual, excited the \u2018canidity of certain un led parties, who are endeavourinz to foist a spurious smilatson On the MmarkelL \u201che public are hereby notiaed that [tbe \u201cGRNUILISE\u201d has tbe words \u201cGlasgow Hall\u201d stamped ou tbe !id of each tin, and is sol by tbe principal Druggisis and Grocers eud of the Diminion to the other.HELLEBORE ! HRLLEBORE !.HELLEBORE ! \u2014 1f yoa wish to have a eropof Uurrants aud Sao ne Menara Boite Bovis \u2014Dow e or ea 6 GLASGOW DRUG HALL, 306 Notre Dame street.\u2019 a ; :J, A.HARTE, Druggist.ere Miscellaneous | 'NHE PARAGON WASHBOARD [Klnney\u2019s.\u2018patent).\u2014To wholesale free, Be Dee en urors \u201cjoie bs 3s idoable oard, the best, cheapest, and w replace others at present In the market.The rightof the Province of Quebec for sale, Lierg ; inquiry.addressed care of the office of \u2018this \u2018paper, will receive immediaie.atiention.CARTERS; GEO.M.TODD.Ant.friction Axle Grease, made express for C ris, Tracks, Waggons, ac.titans oo iron and Wood Axles, prevents friction ; keeps moist: and does not.gum.For sale cheap, by Harness, ac JOHN M -Oil Works, 247 Wellington street.LAZARD, MORRIS & = co.25 Notre.Are now pre.: OPFICIANS and OCULISTS, me street, Room No.| ap stairs, ED SPECTACLES thoge Tequirfng optical aid.They bave, after Years of EXPERIENCE, EXPER].\u2018MENT and the erectirn o! costly machinery, preuuuge that GRAND DERsrD- ERATUM A PERF SPECTACLF, .There is material is manufactured for optic purposes ouiy, heuce they PRESERVE as hell as ASSIST : BU CLARINDA TAYLOK SCOTT, of the City of divi idally as name, WEONKSDAY, the THIRTIET I day of the lusolvent, and.(\u2018VERMONT CENTR 4 ron Its nourishing properties effectually prevent ATTENTION '\u2014| the pound or barrel.Al 30, NKATS FooT OIL, for | fobL ELLAN, Soap\u2019 and |.pared to fit with their CELEBRATED PERFECT.; nothing 80 valuable as PERFECT SIGHT, and | | .this can only be procured by nsiog Spectacles |./New Drenewios.4 PEL, that are perfectly CLEAR and BRILLIANT, and .[een Halthx,N8.ree \u2026_Trmrsçpay.June 94 1809 j \u2014 \u2014 Le TT (JL, P- LAWLORD, HEWING-AACHINE MAND) .Er EE EY LL too heid io Montreal.* He late Eco o« By 0 years\u2019 pracii (me manuiéqturee S HEWIN ; ace : | * ; a M I He koopa ooustantly in >ock : \" Ba.| SINGER'S FAMILY \u2014various styles, nl WH No, 2 for Mannfacioring, HOWE MACHINES, A, B, 0.ÆTNA NOISKCIESS, A, HO, FLORENOE \u201c KREVKRSIBLEC remy : arylen, ec Fos -e\u2026 LOCK PERCH MACHINES.Pñ NEW ELLPEIC FAMILY MACH 00 - IN-HOLE MACHINES, .{ | WAX-THREAD) MACHINES A HC.BOOT and SHOR MACH INELY\u201d Ln BEWING-MACHINE FINDINGS, : Ladies taught to operate, 8; Repairing prow ptly attended to, at .\u2019 J.D.LAWL 7 35 Notre Dame Senet Factory : 44 Nazareth atreet, Mopirent, css (VW.WILLIAMS & CO,\" BEWING-MACHINE MANUFACTURE, Were awarded the two first ang highest Pring : 8 the due I'roviveial Exhibition, heldag Now.treal, > .They hold three Liplimas and two Metgy { a They butid the.- .INGER No.2 PATTERN, for manuf er; u acturing pg, Howu LETTER CC FATTRRY, 101 ta 0 lagging | purposes; \u2019 Howe Lerras B PATTERN, for anvlsctene, and famliy purpones ; : SINGER FAMILY Lock STITCH; : WILLIAMS VOUBLU-S'HBKA 1 FANILY ; .Railways, &c.+ a E ler AU PHE CANADIAN EXP COMPANY forward goods to New wick and Nuva ~cotle, in connection \u2018Steamers from Portland, making quick al low rates.G.CHENgy, LG MOAU LINE.\u2014SUMMER NTH, ~CoMMENCISG May 17, 1988, TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND RASY.Mall Train leaves St, Albans at 6.3% Connects ut Burlinglon with the Butlaad aud at White Kiver Jucction and Bellows with Trains for Bosion, Worcester, and New York.Day KExPress leaves Montreal at 8.: Troy, Loston, &c., arriviog in Boston Lex NIGHT FXPREAS leaves for Montreal me p.m.cat erion, Bus ton, aud New Yi riving a na am ©Connebti lows Falls with Cheshire &.K.for Boss Waroester, aud wilh Vermont V Springfield ac., arnving in :iew Ÿ pm DAY Exerms leaves Boston via Lowel fis - SR Sn AE 744 for 81: vi, Montreal, ac.Montreal at 10 p.m, ' ' NIGHT Express leave Bellows Faits Rm; receiving engers from Vermont vi R., leaving New Yo.k at 1213 ., and 1 Cheshire a leaving Boston at Pam, | peciing at White River Junction with leaving Boston at 6.00 p.m.for Montreal.Sleeping Cam are stached to both express (rains, running bétween M Boston, aud St Albans and Springfi \\ For tickets and freight.Apply at Vea niral Ulice No, 30 Gr rg rot, ames \u2019 \u201c @ MERK.Ls Genet SL Albans, Nay Tu, 10m, da ! ; l'IVRAVELLERS\u2019 TIME-T i 1 Erains now leave Bonaveutaré Stats au WEST, \u2014~, Gours Wusr.\u2014Day + wa, Brook ville, Guelph, London, Brag | Detroit, O] and all points W 83am.Night do.do., at 7.30 p.m.Accommodation Train for Kingsion and Le mediate Btatious, at 7.15 am.r | Trains for Lachine \u2018at 7.00 a.m, 9.12.00, 2.00 p.m., 5.00 am and 6.30 p.m Gorne OTR AND BAST.\u2014A train for Island Pond and interm at7.00a,m.: Express for Boston, at8.0a.m.Ex for Mew York and Soston À via Vermont Central Exprees for N plain, Bar a.m.aod 4.40 p.m, ae Express for Island Pond, at 2.00 p.m.; Night Express for Quebec, Isiand Pond, à bam, and Poruand, popping between | and Island Pond at'st.re, &L M Actou, Richmood, Sh Watsrviile Coaticooke only, at 10.10 P.M.-m (Tickets issued through at the Company's prie cipal stations.© or further information and time of abd departure of al Trains at term Way statiops, apply at tiie Ticket Office, Venture Station.C.J.BRY DUER, Macsging Dirsai, MAIL TIMETABLE.AVE.Posr Orrick, Montreal, May nee Druveay.MAILS.on A.M.'P:M.* ONTARIO, lA.M.iP 8.00 12.wa, by Rallwa SCH mes) | sevens on s000 isecg nea a+.ac see» seen cere sessombene MARITIME PROVINCES.| | [Newfoundiandis incled-| Ÿ: san Eh, and render frequent changes unneoces- VARENNEN WATERS.- 'SEL1ZER.SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA, CANADA, 1868, Delivered in the city three hoursafter leaving ed !n ench mail for-Halitax,| s&10.8&10.8a the 8pring.: _ 4 |.Western States.For sale by the principal Druggists.er] WEST IND TELLEBORE! HELLEBORE! Letters dis, prepaid via New York, a \u2014 White Hellebote Powder, for destroying | sre rare on New York, caterpillars and insects, for sale in large or sm quantities, Camphor (English), for preserving furs.Pateut Fiy Paper, for killing flies, Chloride of Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Carbolie Acid, Gare bolic Soap, for disinfecting.Fruit Syrupe, finest flavors, wholesale and retail.1ced Boda ater and Varennes Water.\u2014J.GOULDEN, Chemist, 179 St.Läwrence Main street, near the ence : For Havana and W.Indies, wa Ha vans.every Thursday, P.4 .For 8t Thomas, the West Indies and Brazil, on 231d of every month.GREAT BRITAIN.By Canadian Line-.Cunard v Nam Te .- - a \u2014 \u2014 fF OOD Y'S FIRST PRIZES i EAGLE MOWER and REAPER COMBINED.\u2014Special Merits, lightness of d flexibility of movement, aad simplicity o! operation.\u2014The subscriber offers jor sale bis marie Mower.and Keaper Combined.\u201d This machioe was awarded the first prize at the Provincial Kxhibition held in Moatreal in 1863, aleo received the highest commendation alseve- 1al private competitions against many of the eading machines, 1t.gave entire satisfaction J Lo those parties who used it last season, and can be conidemnly recommended both for excellence.of workmanshipand 18 eupertority in cutting all ç ticuiais can be had from the subscriber or bis agente Prices: Mower, $100; Mower and Reaper, $130.\u2014MATIHEW M00DY, Manufacturer of all kiuds of icultural l'mpiements, Terre- bonne, P.ofQ.eut: WILLIAM Ewinre, Seed kinds of grass and grain, Full and \u2018detailed |.5 Bremen Ta .a] Postal Car Bags open till 8.10 a m.and 7.10 p.m- GI Do.do.__ppen till 1.40 p.m.Hogistered letters; st be posted 15 munutes before clo:ing of an mail.; Street Boxes visited at10.30 a.m., 1.15, 545, and 9 pm.On Sunday at 9 pm.* a < T fhe DAILY WITNESS: \u2014 = \u2026 Jerms of the DAILY WITNE 200 One year.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.l.cs0ecsensecs La Half.ORT.ce 0 srneinisisetstatcnnccincenncrsnss hres montha.2 EN 0 Iovariably payable iu advance.\u2014 = Tan wonInsAL WITNESS 1s printed and pue | LE 88 drt?Jae arent cdc we 3 \u2019 #1 \u2014 Sewing Machines, | Pricea ranging upwards from $2, / : Liberal terms to Agents.All machines warranted aod kept repate vay year free of charge, OFFICE AND Suow-Kooms: «= 1 NOTRE DAME sTRERY, | - Montreu.| + a - ; xm > ?a # EN TRAINS GQING NORTH AND weer,\u201d \"Mj 8 hey .ve EG 4 0 LET © Hnuse, We House,\u201d this offte PEN mo LT, next, \u2018the 6.1 sug 598 Cra) years by the ial most excellent +t for any business tal tocation.J.RUTHVEN, QARM FO Farm, couts tifully #ltuntet - River, South s-.Dwelling-Honwu- | ished; gout Hur all 10 Lue hast « of water, Avy: utate of cultivat; | swndirg timber, Jocality.' Tue : miles from the there 18 a dally |i: ttawn, with à Ju rcho\u201cls, Places ©! lic and Protest (1; verty lu well wor: | in want of a far - further parñticuns DENIS, Esq.ot P, { prielors wu the pre.-Fusl Hawkest \"NO LET,\u2014 Bone Hous \u2018telning nine apart 10 four o'clock, .Sry \"VU LET \u2014 eight rooms tral locaitty 746 Cr: - Bquare, Raut jn LEN, 748 Craig strd INO LET, 1, partial y rn vue,\u201d the residan- tituate near St.perty contains a , den, aud p.sture view in Canopds.Pretais -5, or to W.r po LET,\u2014 : Awelling of ANd paipered thiro tou Terrace, uoper Ren, £3).Apply à £treel, \u2019 - OR SAL: THE BUT village of LYN, 0 inachinery, and u à large aud-profitau address, GEOR( SY MMER t LET, at Lon: \u20181.0ngueui!, on the « large Brick Hou-e roms each, and kit in city s'yle; also, Cottage.These He t'on, bear the Ferr; pair ME FLO ] to Mn.WP, KOSEVEA St.Coarles.\\l \u2018LIGIBLE À SALE\u2014A num frrmiog part of the \u2018 Antoine), on the con sireel, West, withiu .blreet, Y feet front L .W125 leet.-Al80, seve 138 feet x 170.Terms I particulars app\u2019 ce TORK FO LET, ia the im xchanges.The pr » = 20d MH Hospital with parties desiru leasivg those centra Apilyto JOH Stationery, OORRS I IONEDBLO and commercial ms \"wy and practical Said by all Btationen Proprietor, 82 8t.Dame, Montreal, \\GLISH NEWS.\u2014 TH the News, the priuc: Summary, and all Times, and is.Lbus re form for persons re- Dies.The days of pu Fridaye in the after copy or 8d a week obiain \u201cTHE M.Agents, or may ha: pre-payment, at Prix (QUSTOM\u2014 THE APP FOB At the - Se METH CHILD3 &,GÉAH \u2018This Ibk gives an out Press, Water or H Also, French Copyi STATIONER & ACCOU 47 St.NP ADAME © Licensed by the Co d by the Mc SOC dr.ELIZ Couttnues to receiv dence, where all ve medical attendance ; ESTAF ï \\ DR.C.148 St.tificia!T swer every ny a the most Teeth filied, Clean-d moderate Office hic L.OT .University, Mc list and Auris, may Eye and Ear Inürn street, over Messrs.oers, on all diseas Residence, 39 Beave Cataracts or «pois \u20ac Squint or Cross-Ey Artificial Eyes insg ration, or causing pa Deafness from dis removed.Office hours, 10 to DOUG LAN\u2019 off the prettiest fitir -Dominion.Parites shoemaker would « leave their measure, ele.Don't forget Boot.To PARTISS GOIN : - BI0E.\u2014The \u201c Daily \\ - one month for Thirty, mac eu "]