The evening star, 20 mars 1872, mercredi 20 mars 1872

[" HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET.ad- (ROE STONE AO ET: | 2 per et ] TO LET; a Retail Store, 110 hr Peter.ÉTR area lime or debe ness ' and Shoe 8 Store; yet moderate.on the prem- ses, .cc \u2026 074 » 11 Dweliing-houss.Ap- ms If 5 Chaballas square.Rent, TO Furpishoi « a firetclase H .in Universal sm, at vit Cralg strect, tween 8 To LET, Ww that large and comuodious res!ilence, 104 Notre Dame real ih 6 property of the Fatate de sau jeu, suitable for a private dwelling, and easily opnverted for business \u2018Rent exceedingly m moderate.Apply to C Moxk, Advocate, St James street, BHuUP AND DWELLING TO RENT.gnod business «tand, No.a i L Lawrence Main street, dwelling contains al) the modern improvements.= Apply to P.DUPUIS, St.Lawrence street, opposite the market.56-tf FOR BALE, two very desirable case with beautiful Fronds nttac a *aituated in Man- prox fog orice\u201d The to ue principal fac es.© u pper bouse contains seven good-sized rooms, and the lower house three.The grounds with a never-filing well convenient to the ] remises).are beautifully laid out, and the e separate entrances.This ia a \u201cVOL Iv.NO.68 Advertisements under this head tsericd free.) LEyes + at STAR Office for E18, EE E 64, &, 86, E 8], ond Grocer.67 ANTED, an active Clerk for = Retail Boot amt Shoe Mote; ono speakiog French und \u2018arred.pref ADP).be, tween 10 and 13 a.m, at\u2019 Na 3 Notre Tam street, oT WAT a good ST Waishmaker, nes ut, & Beametress who understands Quitting Duty and oan work Wheeler & Wilson's Machine e.Apply to mire Gordan, 34 MoGill College avenue, ANTED, a Maleeman for a Dry-Goods Establishment; also, a young sin 10 trim hats and wall on castomers, an to learn a trade.Apply at 215 8t Eawrence street.ANTED, a from 14 to 16 years ol old, Wi learn 2, rom 14 yen Wi 8 Paul street.\u201d WASTED, four Boys, at 91 Bonaventure Where , 8 smart Message Bo; at 110 Br.Peter street.\u201ca.JANTED, a 0 Generat Servant an Ame mil 3 .SITUATIONS WANTED.La dvmriioomonts wonder Ou hors thon * onl\u2019 NDS Shan Bom eat die Address Box situation in a Who e- de Salesman or Traveller; under- ands bot both 1a nguages, and an roduce the beat of references.Addr 63, STAR Office.47 ANTED, à altuation as Groom, to mind ons or wo horses: is à good diiver, Aduresa E, 6ù, STAR office.7 man, a Sitaation In ANTED, b 8 oun, Wholess a 3 or: Manutroturing estab- Imhment, pr re rois Book-keepor or me-keeper; speaks \u2018French and English.fy 19, STAR office.of WANTED, a \u2018 sitaation a4 Assistant Ktore Watonman; can give Address E, 67, STAR Ofece.67 ANTED, A situation by «a young man ho has been about two years at os Fone aking Bualuess.Address WANE D, by a à respertable 5 \u2014\u2014 womah, a Sitoation in à rivate amity, to sew he day; is able to man of five vears' ANTE nolesate ahd itetall or an old man; the work.will be Ilght to either.Apply a at 461 Lagauchetiere st.«7 ANTED > IMMEDIATELY, at No.# st, street, Boy to assist the St.Catherine « treat.wages §7.Appl ME either by the week or or WASTED, » Sonia who has Ed © some ex rience at the ralloring Business, dress 5 65, STAR omec.WARIED, by a yo man, & situation as Boo! k keeper, CO! Col kel or Clerks, Sty », BOX 52}, wa NTED, a Situation by à person capable of taking charge of a smal! Household; would also instruct cblidren, Address E, od STAR office.68 plendid pee for any one de SES a ROBERT BÉOKH AM, 21 \u2018Beigneurs street TO LET, Houses Nos.1 and 4 Mari- borough Place, 216 and 222 Bi street Apply to W.P.JoHNmOoN, James street.52-tr WANTED TO BUY OR BENT, in the West ! House e.fur- ed for » smal} family.Possession 1st À ril or Ma t city refer- noes given.w.+» Drawer 6, Post- WANTED TO PURCHA à &mMall rick or tone Cottage.etached.HH prices te statine fuit part sulars of ms, &c, to D, 53, Stan WANTED TO PURCHASE, aby half- yearly instalments, edium- House or Cottage Toa) peatiT ocallty; Western subur ferred.Address 1, 54, BTAR office.5 TO LET, one Fiat of the Rtore, No.65, on Fortifieation lane, with immediate { also, the entire Se Bost of May 1 next, with steam- power if re Suir App Apply to DAVID D RFA, sen., 198t TO,LET 13 part of a Brick House, in Constant street, contalning five rooms, Apply at 67 SL Lawrence D street se TO LET, a firnt-class House, Na.1669t.Elizabeth containing eleven apartments, Bath and Water Closet; and taxes.Apply at this office.ren those two neat Cottages, 73 \u2018Aylmer street; one contaln- TO LET, : and nd A e be modern improvements.A at ite st.Sulpice street.= STORE AND UPPER FLATS TO BF LET\u2014No 22 Notre Dame street, and two Upper Flats in same bulld- well lighted.Leo.Nbpiy 100.W.STEPHENS, change Court, osplial sueet, 85-1m ROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 A Lot of Land, situ te on St.Matthew streét, near its Junction with 8L Catherine .West, mensurt- 74 feet in front by 10 in h, with the use of lane on one ride of Jot, and the right to build over said la The above will sold cheap for cash.Title perfect.for fyriber Len to 4 Oftos, Na.2751 Bt Tamas at street, LET.two comfortable Roots, for vus one ou vo entière.a5 fe 17 at bee © v Barber's 8 A - me 457 TT Notre Dame s oy priy rs \u2018po LET OR FOR SALE, a Vacant Lot on Chatham street, Kot ge Tames street, opposite the Ottawa Hotel.0 LET, with or without wer, in te conire of the city, anew AS i x 0x 30 well lighted, at a moderate œssession at onoe if required.Apply rod.H.WILBON, Place Armee Hill.4 dvertirements under (Ms Asad inserted free.ARD.\u2014Varanocies for a few Boarders, at Pi 1 Bleury street.BOARD Vacancies at 49j Anderson street.| ! « O4RD \u2014Vacancies at No, 85 Alexander B° street.se CARD.\u2014One Gentleman ean h have Board ina private family, at 15 Durocher, near stroet.B''écré RD.OARD.\u2014 Nine young men are destrous to n Board lu à central \u2018situation ; re- foronces \u20ac Th en and roquired, Address imme- d Blating.terms, G -84, \u2014 Vacancles for a few respectable Boarders, at 24 Cathoart street.Terme ; office.À OARHD.\u2014Wantéd, at Lachine, Board for 3 the Hummer months for.a single gon- tieman.Address a.La, Box 590, fee.Post | #5 {iroom, \"and CID to make himself sene- raily usefal.W ANTED, à General Servant, at No.748 Palace's s'reët a1 J ARTED, & Operato onthe Blnger Ma- Mu- 60, à few Young Ma girl to work on oo ati EC Joseph sir ANTED, a Saleswoman for a i Store.Apply at $4 St.Lawrence Main street.Co WARTED, a Cook, at 53 Upper Bi.Urbain WANTED.Girls to work on Cloth Cape, at 91 Bonaventure 5 87 ANTED, on fath ps ne: à good plai n Cook Li rotestant) ; ork light.Apply at 25 Meuntal, n street, Wan TED.a y A charge o oran Infant, and 18 furnished with the best referenees, Apply as 61) Cralg » street ANTED, a situation -as Clothing Sales- Tran or Traveller bya quand steady A.B.x 305, P - 8 Frs A situation bya y lady W Chambormaid on Te oy id inde boa ou good references.\u2018Actros E ES, ANTE.oes to Keen Crea take care cf by à hich services they would reguire the premises freo \u2018Address 443 N' otre Dame street.Cutter for the Clothing Trade.ares Box 11}, toffice 66 ANTED as + Office 13o A 1y at Ww 145 John street.Te APP ANTED, 0 to Drive a Horse, and ma about a \u2018Apply at 18 8t James street, up stairs, ANTED, & a Boy, who understands Ww dresse on Workiog a \u201cGordon\u201d or \u201c Betry\u201d-Pre-n.-Ton who understands his work Swell ay a reek will be Even.Ar y \\mmedia to G.J.Geb hardt, un under edical he ANTED, 8 situation a an Traveller by one hly pos: the Business bas already ucavelled in that line.Address F, t2, STAR office.\u2018 \"ANTED, by a young man recent] England, A situation in a Shop or Ware house, Address E, 61, STAR office.ANTED, by a young man, a sitaa Wim at dential Geri loa a W hoteaaie or omufactar1dg Bus! ;.best.ANTED, s youbg man to take on horre at No.9 Bt.Joseph stree 68 and security If \u2018twelve years\u2019 experience of Sommaroral life.Address E, 83, STAR Office, - FANTED, 2 700g Girl at 1,311 SL Cathe- rives 68 SNES Apprentices to HBoale man factoring, 4 College street.ANTED, a few first, class Dressmakers; ale, some Finishers and Apprentices.Apply at 550 Craig street.0 ANTED, an experienced suesmoman for a first class Hat Fur Store; rust apeak both languages an and have firat- class Te a as to and ability.APPLY toJ.LEVY, corner of Mctilll and Notre Dame streets.68d girl, aged pout 12 to aslon- ht work, a child two and a half ears pi and to whom the comforts of à ome will be extended.App'y at No.199 St.Urbain s 68 W ANTED, General Borvant, for] lat April, a$ No, 40 City Councillor a sé ANTED, a bry Gouwds Sco at ta WAS Lawrence Main street.V Se a Message Boy, at 1490 St.Law- v rence Main street.® Want D, an Office Hoy, at 336 St.James street.- WANED a General Servant, at 863 St Catnerine street.os WA ares a good Housemaid, at No 28 WARZIED & Flumber, at No.48 8t John street.a , WANTED» a Thorough Servant, at No.ose Durocher street.JANTE s18t ANTED, a Message Hoy.Apply att ia t.Lawrence street.7 WANTED I IMMEDIATELY, ¢ two \u201cgot Copper Bmiths; reliable men; i bigh wages paid.\"APPLy at No.17 173i stree \u2018an hu Office los Boy, at STAR Office, nmeu street.oi Wine any girls to pow on Cactus Huts.Apply on Monday, at 38: Notre Dame street.a5 ANTED, at oachman to tak» charge nf horse kept at i Avery.Apply to Mr.P 6.Charlebois, 702 Pa street.botlers, two ANTED, two \u2014 Bugar wa , th ge Cutters, anv} ree two young mén for light ak Apply to Chas.Alexander & Sons.65° ANTED, a Food General Servant, Xopy another is good wages.y at78 Beaver HalL = NTED, a General Jobbing Smith.W* Apply at 687 Craig street.45 ANTED, s General Servant; good wages.Apply at 194 Monteaim street.ANTED, a Machioist Rocnstomed to running a Planer; constant employ- mento a oa good hand, Apply at Whe Joseph street.OARD \u2018AND WARHING WANTED by a man, who will furnish his own oom, in à private family, where no other boardors are kept.Address Box 705, Post- Bi WANTED, by a oung Am on na private Protestant A nmily {Mothodia ), where comforts ome may be enjoyed.Address, Mating tora de.E.4, ip R Oo.\"8 Pres Vacancies at 45 Bleury street, OARD WANTED, by a young man, ina B private fam family; viSiniy of BL Antoine atreet preferred.dress, statin x to K, Te which must be \u2018moderate, ce.Dame 88 a lady and gentle JOARD ARTE Postoiice.Address F, 7, PBrAR ARD\u2014A front room, with Hoard, also small rooms, ca be had at 33 Nt.George street.| al LOST, &o.languages .+00essary.ddress Drawer Hd ost-office, Montreal.Wo hati , two good Table GI air ir reloreice an Ilex square.i 2 Housemaid and Nurse.A; Ww Ply at 1002 St.Catherine street.ç ANTED, a fompetènt Haleswoinan fora end _Mhoe Store; mu speak French an and English.Apply a at SBrions 234 ou ot 533 West Nt.Joseph u KD\u2014A good Watot Watochmaker wi1! Qué eu.A tonton by apptying at No W3N Dame street ANTED, a Nurse-Glr), from 18 to 18 of age.Apply at No.48 Victoria street.ANTED, a General Servant and Honse- Ww maid.Apply at #7 8t Antoine reat.Ep on ANTED, a Loan of 12-monthe, Ww for which 7 per oI es interest will be raid, and a Commisaton of 8 per cent.Address Box 581, Post-office, | A Quérétsements rentier Lits heud nseried free.Pa sarge er OST, last evenin (Mon dans aL at at St.L tricks Hall, $ book.The nder will much oblige by leaving it at BTAR offiéé w UBT, on or near McGill street, this (Monday) morning, a parcel containing three eathers.The inder will be eutabl warded on leaving it at 178 McQil! street.\"® nde?T AT FRo# Cana Alexa L street, i Town rd \"eo Any one res address.68 Liverai turning it to the above on the 13h inst, à Black Bhe Goat, 247 Ht, Coustant Lx stree who can à give information will be re on Thursday afternoon, 14th inst.Lo Tel Barring.The finder wil ba reward edby y Jeaving 1t at this oM tat thisofice.1 inst, on St Lawrer ce M LOSE on es met eon\u2019 Dorchester and Ora Oralg roe ANTED, by a widower, dren, tinder 7 years of Pee family whero no other | can furnisha Une to ère a home Te himself rand AY, es terms must be x moderate, as he hast bn small salary.al Mate 88, ATAR ce.\u2018al WAS TED.» 200 good men at the Marmors Wages from + BIOS 1066 31 perday ear) \u2018en mtemployment.doc Soaring.e the Company at per montix dwellings are situated fn the pleas nd viilnge of Binirton.Free passes given from Cobonrg u the mines.ApLly to BIEPHEN GOODALL, Blairton.In © b to the:Hext Office.Tn Montreal nf JAMES POP ELA M, No.128 Up between the hours of or and P, CHAMBLÆS +, Ma fanng- with Bao ohil- or.na st.Urbain strec 8 o\u2019clod ing Director\u201d a green M ANTED, an active vo Ralesraan fora Retail f taining about Three Doliars.The finder tore ; L speak Frome! wi oer] : by leatug the En list, and be well rec Tscommonded.Army eam 18 se i + 8t.J oseph sirest, Chabotlies os square.od satiny.à 3 -» K.NEE Shon alo arte be ANTED, a Btoreman ; ng m as so Te The sa Heu Bo ane of Goring re t igat e and .A, pai eR patil Pi pl ct i SRE sobriety.Me a Lawrente men Lge ee the di on ù on SRE AR one brin sing npr md daughipe! {dares R, Bas \u20ac Ahn { \u201constant atreet Will te LAI re | Pontoon AN co bre by two two single / Tuesday, 1300 fees a Ne nd- name of » EEE a RE : ED iM EDIATELY sdveral good ANTE Mi ; hep Mounts VASTE, à Wet-Nurse, t once Ww mallwood, Beaver ei HN ANTED, à ng maa with abil | Wa wx Saloni tor a first-class retail Hat aE Bus usiness; knowledge oof both Vy dt itizig- maid on D one ot the w nada need.Bina; sod reemaces\u201d Add NTED, a \u2018horough Sar- Wien cs i.\"Rai 3a AN Ar a situation as Engine Driver, - by a onm nt, t, steady man.Address E, 67, 7, fe oîe pete WANT NTED, freon\u2019 refe: Ofmioce, et BE by a» married lady, 8 situation Oousekeeper, having gheriones erences.Address E, 53, Bras ANTED, arlluation ina Wholesale Dry- Goods Btore or Packing Department: EN Years om experience; good referen Address E, 51, BTAR Office, ANTED.by à young man who has Ra afternoon to himself, meer mens.\u201cAndres E 558TAR off} Weds by a young man of ex xperience, ituntion as Entry Clerk or Amsistan Hnok-keeper; in a man; \u2018will for.nish unexceptianab) e Te erences.\u2019 Address \u201cFides,\u201d Box 88 Post-o! t-office.i A ANTED, bya married man, n Situation As Express driver or Assistant Store- man.Address E, 51, STAR office.ANTED, a HMtmtion ns Hourekeeper there idren; best of re- ferbwees._Apply 53 SL.Joseph street.\"=.à as Can So Custom Cutter WE hens Eatabiishmen monty og 5 by a otel, Bonaventure street ANTEU, by & young man (Ji ears\u2019 experiences, sa Bi W bolesaic Grocery or ce House \u2018actory references wa oa Box 68, P.ANTED-A lady, who is capable of ing charge of a household, is desirous of a SE uaion a8 Housekeeper ina gentie- pear fon god no objection to the eare of of four on in a Produce Ay .Batis- Tov cst office.references.Ad M., Box sh Fo.city.a ANTED, b; 2 a French Canadian married man, lation in a Boot and Shoe Ma factory fas Pacher Salesman, or Ktore- hr A has as hud one 3 year\u2019s experience o iN and wi both languages, and is make bimzell generally useful; food re er ouces, Address E, 50, STA pre S ANTED, employment | à Fabien Jonfectionern Store, b sn English Girl.Ruliress Kate, & Bt.pre 20 à situation as Engineercr Fire WE, man 3 a a oxperienced hand.Address ANTHD, by a youn, posted 10 mercan n in & good, thriving concern ; wil Ihveat a certain sum foran Interest M required.Address + * Industry,\u201d Ponst-office.a ARTED.Fre neh married man, well le business, a Situs.a Hituation as Nurse, PERSONAL.ve be to remind gur readers that we cannot ris known altogether above Pa of evil Intentions.PEs There is a letter from India for ¥ Nem odpm, at Rev.Mr.Doudlets, from McGovern.81 Prenvemast \u2014Information wanted by a nt'eman, in Heim, of TRo Cuglis nan qd Soap traces RTE in % trois ho will please send address to 30 Alexandse street.A pas ON a LW roche En WM, Boltaat, roland clan.on ae uno Lo Rest River.B, Drawer 169, Post-ofMes, M re res ND, on Satn nine, o corner of Richmond prising Oh Bt.An a Brass Door.key.The owner oan Dave same >.sie the STAR office.a Letter, addressed R.Gobler, > Apply at Bran Office.05 .sum'in H, owner en Lapierre, Water.vois 8 rer Ce UND, à large Blaok Dog, with collar snd medal, vo it prov: ing property.\u201cRory a avid Richmond squsre.OUND, a considerable sum of money.The Owner oan got the aameon pr.mn Ce, by apply ing to A.L Russell À niversity.PRT tL LYE at x) Ga 423 Ty + W.COWA RAID VAN, \u201cNR NOTRE DAME & STPETER §° AOL a taking entire ANTED, by a young man, int a in any light capac] small salary ao- 2 house, cepted.Ad -Address i hd Craig treet, - - 654 EA.ARTED.a bltuation by à Te Upper ys 5 res Pups pear es hd email BEE ; lyin o Mr 0 * \" RECOLLET HOUSE, J.D.DRESSER, MANAGER.w added the ab above Department to œur Bualious, and sooured Lhe services of Mr, Darian.who fr one the bast a RON Cut- rs ln The Clots Oloth sand Fire oo) Department ent contains cer Dayal eben in wand: and EEE wear, Beotland, En CROWN CLAGGETT, BCOLLET HOUSE, Corner Notre Dame and Bt, Helen streets.P ROG BE 8 8! y DRY-GOODS STORE.\u201cTRE PARIS HOUSE\u201d | No.808 87, OATHEAINE BTRENT, na, DUPUIS ABOHRER have this day ATTENTION.\u2014\u2014 er 165 St, JoskPH STREET, 165.The undersigned are very happy to inform thelr customers and the public in general that they have just newly opencd tha: spacious Store, situated on St, Joseph street, near Chaballles square, with @ great variety of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY-GOODS, - DUCLOS = HENSLEY, ae 165 Sr.Josurn \u2018Sregen, 165.AA MURPHY, \u201cORIENTAL\u201d 424 Notre Dame Street.- ANNUAL OLEARING BALE - DEY GOODS.me Lot for Ohtidren, from German Boots, 24.to 8, reduced to 25 cen une le Te dur on Woollen Goods reduced from several 1n Saxony ar lens fhan Whelesale Prsortment of White Flannels, in Saz- onshire and Twilled.ony, Welsh, Lancas at present whole are required, an advance w.m'be mad = eee = 2 = N.B.\u2014Thoëe flänneis are ofbred prices to retail oustomers oo.n Pronk Merinoes, af enioc, 38 por aid be low present prises À Fun Asoxnatrs or dRENS GOODS, CT Tees \"HAWKINS OOTTONB, AND INLAYS COT YONS AND SHENT WG Money.ALL AY WHOLMSALE PRICES Just received, ex \u201cNeva Bootian\" One Ousé QUILTED SKIRTS, same as sold ali Fall as sach low prices.Also, 43 Scendinavion, ONE BALE FRIT OABPET, FOUR FER?Wie, AT THR OLD PRICE, 124 NOTRE DAME STREET.ORIENTAL.A.A.MURPHY.=| agar SALE OF yas DRY -GOO.a JAMES ORE & \u2014 æs (vs e balance of our inter Bt ck; a Jreatly rod tee prices, to te room for Quynew ioprn g Importations win Knitted Wool Hosiery we can promise \u2019-Wobl t Underciothing reduced from nt.Lamba\u2019 10 to 16 per ce: 6t-1y° SPRING IM.187 2 PORTATIONS, 1872 PRINTS AND {EGATTAS.\u2014A splendid amsortmont Jum and al stock 0 se oveltles In rich man ation Rand All- wool; Ladies si oar nd Bows, Linen and Lace Collars Cuff; Gossamer Veils, JAMES MOOLURE & 00, 54-1y* ms Notre Dame street., TO MAKE ROOM FOR NAL.~Two fon-loving you ' PETE | NEW Goops Forde and Dora.oster.Mont es Weare now cleèring out the following linés as 7 with anawer and oblige Fun.6 DECIDED BARGAINS: pra ersnia \u201c Hepaless Love\u201d and To $e & Fond Tike Eo io co mmonicaf ih Fee BLANKETS, A plense wend your to - _.8.I - Les Maria case © Le cs ! v Ladies éhould tea: this for a rond \u201chs hac riod row] \u2018securing cheap ok opportunity ONE a Bunch of ve rou & ring, in|, Jonsitant street, ©.owner UR RO o tain une by calling at 210 James rest T ©.N 2 COMPANY, No.450 Norre Dan STREET.ST.JAMES Sra = 1185, CHBAP SALW OF SHIRYS OR ous MONTH, w.3.Sows BS.Oeil and esnmine oar Sigel \u2014 White Dress Shirts from.0 8% Rxtra Quality from.ene Pine from.008 Od 10 Ma Fancy &Skiris rom.de 0d 10 10s 0d - =.@2 tls x \u201cseu\u201d « 10 Od to 20e \u201c \u201c # \u2026 6 24 to 1 & A amortment of Oollars, {Books always hand.Shirt made to order pie aDorteut notes.BMémeom fi mber, ames usæt dont 46 CT Bs .\u2026 vs .out ur the oontinont, The we tate | ORION \u201cOLDSTAND,\" | ATH MAROH/ 187 2; Fine Gent \u2014\u2014fm NOTICE.: mrs iin Gi a pind ! - tbe \"TAILORING DEPARTMENT ee mie By RT praine, Bratses, Neural AT THR Druggista.aie immense stogi~o( Bova in all at lea also, dren hoes of every description, at Ranayné's Chébeties squars.Horehound and Oherry palsara à is on medy for Coug | Soles Ls Sent Ser, Chou ty * Notre Dam and MoGth stree Ladies and gentlemen that have déen disappointed in procuring their usual supply of the * Cingaiese Hair Renower,\u201d oun have it on applying to the proprietor, J.Gardner, Chemist, 457 Notre Dame street.Price, 75 cents per bottle three bottles for two dollars.\u2018The Guerre Hotel, Toronto, is one of the | largest in the Dominion a ana Tt 18 oé of the Inatitations Of Toronto, and od with such success as as to have earned esteem of the entire travelling public, Its ajtuation on Front street, overl the St Joseph street, three doors East of Chae bolllez Bquare, where you will find constant ly on band a complete assortment of Hard- Tr.Special attention paid to Coopers\u2019 Tools es al so, ë oo Del Takers! Hardware, Curled Hair, Glue, Sil ss Mt Remember the, plage \u201c17 se 4 three d oors Kast Gas: Gas?Lighting by gas was, not long since, à luxury only 10 bs enjoyed by the dwellers in .| cities and large towns, but the inventive mind of man has given the world an apparatus whereby any householder can be his own gas maker.We refer to the Springfield ges machine, for which our townsman, Mr.Richard | | Pion, 742 Cralg street, 18 the sole \u2018agent in | the Dominion.Thin machine comes as near perfection an it seems possible to attain, and, naturally enough, is winning 1ts way through- ession of one of achines renders one Judependent o the vanne, persecutions, a and © characteristic of gas companies Awan, France Wnhether, under the Republic, France will over attain to the position she ooçupled when Napoleon dwelt at tue Tuilleries, ia a question admitting of interminable discussion and speculation; but no one ventures to deny that McConkey\u2019s Cigar Btore, opposite St Lawrence Hall, contains a splendid es \u2018| sortment of smokers\u2019 requisites, particnlarly choios Tobacces and Cigars.MoOonkey's stock of Pipes is someth) sample room is quite n ie \u2018The unfortunate exile who has seen the end of his Imperial Greatness, wept when hs found himself so a tion by bis Antagonist and com Sa 1liem os Prossla.sel eles suab leniency on er, part of a Conqueror.Not « edicine, for the Great hoabonese Reme- Fills have no respect o of any \u2018DY relguing | aa a i com £ roots ou pl e and chronic maladi hale TC | tem info a sound acts for Bums vein : Mighniy \u201cmr te The miserable apoiogy for with which Sur model Compact has tate furnished en many of our citsens to again to the old otk dnasp, with all ita placed onder reception Hold, ena a Ps ir pamp ; aires ne re, heat grattention cave ogcesionail ly to putin a new used.achines in active éperation on the © premises o of Mr.Jahn Martin, plumber, 27 21 8t.Antoine street, who iat - ae ine Tho on en chea; ity exam: least lesome, and safest gas machiné ever 220-1y How do you aa?\"How do you do?8 how friends eet, Xiu look a goat idee; raie a tre od Freed la ar Iwan Bio, Jet bad shambsrmai at the hotels hing \" nha unny mellin' tobacso they ave & hag fall of ivory Hi a Your on whieh they play a \u2018came that seams 10 be very amusing to them.The other evening a party got together in a room and commenced playing the game.At intervals, when a player seemed to oheok- mated, thoy laughed boisteronsly, and went through ail sorts of perf:rmances, such as turning bandsprings and standing oa their heads, As I remagieyd abovy, it le bard to tell foam fhefr ap atance ho are Ambassadors snd who fol ors and servants.- These ¢o- eentric frésks are probably the.diversi 4he latter In anlage, reions of Lord Stanley, of Alderley, was reasnty » Isdy'é tee cn, ' © Quoon bas ved the grant of pension to the widow fliers Leman, the ade nent auther.It has been proposed to disband the Coy.lon Rifle Regiment.The saving to the island would be about £50,000 per anaum, The Buitder understands it is the intention of the Government to bring forward a measure dealing with the whola question of master and workman.Ia London there is a fraternity known as Le * Ancient Order of Oemented Rs,\u201d « mom meet at thelr respective thet, Referring to the length of the Attorney- General's spoco ja the Tishborne esse, .correspondent of the London Behe writas to say that Sie Chartes Wetherell for is days in « oauce bofdre the then Led DA to the | | Now \u2018with legal-prosssdings for falling to somply | Jogos caca à weok te spend = jovial night | Ne \\ AMERICA.Fire maguifseat hotels sre going up in Ohtesgo.An Illinois pass has been fined 3400 for selling wh They have à M ratian Milk Company tn ork for pure milk.Cincinnati expended $6,500,000 for \u2018lager\u2019 during the year just past.New Joruey statistics ahow about 1200 deaf and dumb persons in the Btate.There.are just eight hundred Methodist ministers in the State of Iflinols.\u2018Waterboro\u2019, Maine, has erected a schoolhouse every year for twelve years.A \u201cgirl\u201d died recently at Portsmouth, N.H., who liad been in service in une family 69 yoars.The Illinois River has eontineed frozen unprecedented.Loss \u2018than a century ago Nantucket bad two bundred ships of all tonriage.She has no commerce now.A mammoth and elegant hotel is going up In Cincinnati, eight storeys high ; but the elevator will make all parts easily \u2018accessible.Dr.Morehead, a Now York droggist, has been fined \u2018$60 for conveying a amall-pox patient tothe hospital in a crowded horse- ear.premiums amounting to $60,000 for their annusl meeting, which commences on the 6th of August.received a Hols electric machine, which is capable of giving an 18-inch spark and pfero- ing » plate of glues 8} inches thick.The ship Great Republic was abandoned at sen on the 4th inst., lying on her beam-ends «nd full ot water.She doubtless foundered during a gale which set in on the same night.They have lately had a long and copious rain in Cilifornis, whereby millions of ground squisrels have been drowned, and tens of thousands of rabbits driven from their burrows.| A young lady in a Massaohusette town has taken up dentistry for a living.All the gentlemen patronize her.One young man has become hopelessly infatuated with her; consequently fe hasn't a tooth in his head, In April the yachts Dauntless, _ Sappho, ci Idler, of the New York Yacht Club, will leave Now York for Cowes, where, this season, they will outer all the regattas that they can secure admission to.A Dr.N.E.Cushing, of Brownsville, @a., bas given public notice to the saloon keep- ors of the town that ho is an insbriste, and if said saloon-keepers sell him any liquor they will be proseouted under.the law in such cases made and previded.Lt is said by à Tho, that such papers as the Chicago Tribune express the opinion that Nast is Soweriog his talent for caricature into bimokguardism, which is as much as to say ho is getting nary as far ay thelr particular fancy goes.A young girl named Haucke; living: at Richmond Grove, ILl., chewed a piece of ordinary red soaling-wax ss a.substitute for chewing gum.The wax contained Venetian red, a deadly poison.The girl lingered a fow days, and expired in groat agony.Mr.J.H, Rosenquest, the cashier of the First National Bagk at Tarrytown, N.Y., on making up bis acsounts at the olose of the day, discovered a deficiency of $500.On the following morning a person engaged in cleaning out a closet found the $500 bill partly drawn into & mouse hole.Some members of the Louisville (Ky.) Common Council are about to test the constitutionality of a resolution of that body appropristiog $5,000 in bonds to the Chicago Fund\u2014not in » spirit of repudiation, but in order to protect innosent parohasers of the bonds and save trouble in thé future.An eastern man is Paying a good joke on the people who snap at advertisements In the Police Gazette and papers of that kind.He advertises that he will send \u201cthe best book of the season,\u201d for ons\u2019 su * full of interesting readin, ung msn should have one.\u201d When the money is received, he forwards a Testament.There is sn ex near Lockport, Nisgars County, N.Y., which is quite a curiosity and well worth seeing.The animal is ownsd by Mr.Irs Farnsworth, stands seven feet high, is six years old, and weighs 4,000 pounds.This we believe is, without exception, tbe largest ox in America.When fatit thought he will weigh 4,300 pounds.To detect spurious United States green- buoks or national bank notes divide the last two figures on the number of the bill by four, and if one remain the letter on the genaine will be A; if two remain it will be.B, if three C; and should there be no remainder the letter will be D.Por example, à note is registered 2461; divide 61 by four and you will have one remaining.According to the rele the letter on the note wilt he A.Incase the rule fails, be certain that the bill is counterfeit.The Toledo Blade says that at Washington the news of the brilliant success of the Re- publimn pert in Nov Hampshire was re- ocsived with great rejoicing by ti the friends of the Administration.The party in that close State went to battle on the issue of its hearty endorsement of the présent Administration.The election shows that the disaffectibn axists only among the politicians.The people are sound on the main question.good, clear vlotory in Conaestiont wil{ put io party in better trim than ever for the great contest.ITEMS OF NEWS In Peru the railways have ladies\u2019 smoking oars, Lever, the celebrated Irish novelist, is English consul at the port of Trieste.Binoe the introduction of kerosene into Japan, fatal casualties have increased among those interesting people eleven per cent.The Italian Chamber of Depnties eulogis- od the character of Massini, and passed a ro- solution »f regret for his death.Twenty-five Russian vessels are being prepared and armed in the Black Ses, to parti- olpate in approscking naval mancovres.Yokohoms, Japan, is to be lighted with gas.The company is of native formation, and the works are to be supplied from Glasgow, Bootland.There is a ramor that Prines Frederick Charles of Prussis, while in Rome recently, asserted his claim {o the candidature for throne of Spain.In Germany, the land of musie, in every church of any sire they have [at least one trumphet, or gornet, or bugle, to lead the congregation singing.The Japanese Mikado seems determined sot to permit any.religions worship In Japan.Not long since be caused 8,000 native Christians to be seized snd consigned to penal servitude.Fanny Ellsler, the once famoua danserte, is 62 years of age, and stil] in the opityment of the pleasures of life.Hér home is in Holland, where she is remarkable for ber libera- and qharity.The hair of the men in pantagon!a le gen- orally fonger than that of the women, and thoy take great care of it, making their wives or other feraale relatives brush it out carefully at least once à day.The Swiss Federal Counoil has sent secret agents ta the Canton of Tieino, on the Pind.montess frontier, to watch the moyements of the Italian revolutionists, who are reported to ba very active just now., The The Rev.Austols Hiden.OMY, of the Basuto Mission, South Afriea, has died of fover, tontracted at the diamond field.Tbe G En papers speak with the greatest re- the lamented priest, who was only 0 yoars of age.Sa wholesale prices of dry rope are rising every day.are now in England and not to proceed to Germany or other foreign markets, on aecount of the high\u2019 prices demanded there for every dessription of goods.Timber and fron are also in great demand.M.Jules Favre denies in a letter to the Paris Debate that Avstris preceded the French Republic in sending an Ambassador to the court of the King of Italy at Rome.je says ou the eontrary that.the Austrian binet asted in aseerd with him, apd the oods in En.erchante 1 ho rance have decided PRICE ONE CENT.evr sinoe early in November, a fact almost | The Buffalo Driving Park Association offer | \u201cThe University of Pennsylvania has just [i ~ SCOTLAND.Io Glasgow, £1,634 was collected for the Livingstone Search Fund.id Tt has boen resclved to establieh a Volunteer Artillory Association for Mid.Lothian.A branch of the Glasgow Foundry Boys\u2019 n.Roasted peacock was one of the dishes served at the dinner of the Royal Scottish Academy.At the Waterloo Coursing Meeting, R.D.Carruthers, Dumiries, suld 19 groyhounds, realizing more thun £30 apiece.In view of tho appointinent of a Select Committec on the Gamo Laws, Mr.MoLagan has postponed his ame Law Bil.The Callander and Oban Railway, from .Killin Station to Tyndrum, 17 milos, is to be completed for the tourist season this year.The movement for securing à free publie library for Galashiels is likely to succeed.The amonnt already promised is over £1,880.Sentence of outlawry has been pronounced against Jobn Simpson, parochial schoolmaster and heritors' clerk, sumetimes residing in Doune, ; James Allan, nged 50 years, died at Lanark last month.He was the last of a somewhat numorous: band of Waterloo heroes who belonged to Lanark.Sixty-two inches of rain fell in Grsenook last year, being twenty-two inches in excess of the fall in Glasgow, which stands next highest on the list.~The Marquis\u2014of- Bute has-withdrawn the liberty granted the Bute County Coursing Club to course over his estate, liis lordship disapproves of coursing.There is a project on foot for the purchase of Park Place and part of Teviot Row, by tho Edinburgh University authorities, with the view of providing additional accommodation.Mre.R.Connor, Halfway, Irvine, poisoned herself accidentally.She had toothache, and sont her daughter for Epsom salts.The shomist\u2019s assistant gave the girl salts of sorrel by mistake.John Edgar, clerk, about sixty years of age, Dunse, died from starvation and expo- sûre.Edgar, who was for many years addicted to driuking, led a life of deep poverty and wretchedness.Application has been made by the merchants a and traders of the North British Railway C y, desi ring to have a branch line constructed from that town to Burnmonth.It would cost about £15,000.Dundes is preparing for a musical festival, conducted by Sir Michael Costa.Dundes i is, we suppose, the first Scottish town in which Sir Michael Costa will have conduetod a pèr- formance of his own works.Herbert A.Strong, Esq., M.A., Oxford, who has been for several years assistant to Professor Ramsay, of the Glasgow University, has been appointed -Professor of Humanity in the Melbourne University.It is reported that one of the ladies now studying medicine \u2018in Edinburgh contemplates going out to Indis as medical missionary if ever she and her companions are allowed to complete their studies.An influentially-attended meeting held \u2018in Rothesay adopted resolutions heartily aps proving of the Lord Advecate\u2019s Education, ill.Dr.Elder, Moderator of the Free Church, wag amongst the speakers.The Caledonian Railway Company have taken out a summons of declarator in an ae- tion of count and reckoning, for purpose of ascertaining, and having judiciaily declared, \"the sums due to the Company in principal sod in interest as mortgages of the Tay Ferry rust.tr Mr.Jathes Ramsay Torry, of Worcester | College, Oxford, has carried off, at the University athletic sports,\u201d the first prizes for pouting the stone and throwing the hammer, he prize-taker is the fourth son of the Very Rev.Dean Torry, of St.Anne's, Coupar- Angus.| Mr.J.0.Malliwkll has prosented his Shakspearian library to the University of Edinburgh.We understand that in this remarkable collection, besides many rarities of\u2019 noarly equal value, there are no fower than thirty-eight of the original early quarte editions of the plays.Mr.Finnie, coal merchant, Kilmarnock, has obtained & verdict in the Court of Exchequer, London, againet Mr.Jones, mining en- - gineer, Liverpool, for £92\u2014money obtained on a bill of exchange given for a freshold es- tato, containing a valuable silver tead mins, near Dodgeville, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, U.S.No such mine exists on the estate.At a late meeting of the Dumfries Tewn Counoil it was agreed unanimously to potis: tion in favor of the Lord Advocate's Education Bill.Mr.Ewing stated.that 25 per cent.of the children within the police bounds were not at school.He calculated that am assessment of {d.per pound on landlords and | occupants, which would realize £300, would be amply sufficient to meet the education wants ol the town.An open meeting of the classical and literary societies in connection with St.Andrew's University was held in the Cloister Hall, Mr, James Collier, M.D., divinity student, presiding.The question for discussion was :\u2014 \u201cShould ladies bo admitted to the! learned professions.\u201d \u2018The debate was continued with great animation by a number of the students, after which the leaders briefly replied, and the vote was taken.Affirmative, 52; negative, 11.: Religious Seolety has been formed in Hamil- Ÿ Te + Alex, Mackie, painter, Huntly, died suddenly at Calsie, after partaking pretty freely of whiskey, Sarah Lawrence Marshall, s widow of 67, residing at Ronheads, Peter- head, wns found dend in bed on Saturday morning.She is said to have heen given to drinking for years.On Saturday morning, tho.dead body of J.Mann, aged 52, Silver- moss, was found lying in the side ditch of the road from Ellon to Tarves.When seen alive on the previous ovening he was under the in~ fluence of liguor.Cure ef Brenchitis, Surravim.p.#0.Croemmur, EsQ\u2014This 1s to eertd that abont thr, yours ago I besame aft with Brongnitis, which lasted about edghtess months.I was so afflicted for the want ef breath that it was very dificult for me te | posi, snd in the night time frequently uently throwing the clothes off snd ralilag in the bed te keep from strangling.I tried threo of the moss eminent physicians n the County ofdihrthum- berland for about a year,without receiving benefit.Infact, I continued getting worse the time.At last, I was advised to fay th Great Bhoshonoes Remedy.I bought a bottle end took it, and when it was about finished 3 began to feel a little better.I continued te use it until Thad taken three bot{T8s, when, te my satisfaotion, I found that I wan as well ae ever I had beon provious to my illness, sad have been so ever since.JONN SILVER Bworn before me, at Smithfield, this êth day of April, À.D., 1670.Wonderful Cure of Lung Disease.BrooxLix, April 6th, 187, - J 0.Caunzerramy, Esq.,\u20148m,\u2014This is te ar that my wife was very low with Lung Disense.The Doctor had given her up.He Sid her lungs were tnbercied, and medicine suld not help her.Az a last resort, I purs bused @ bottle of the Great Shoshonees emedy.At the expiration of two days, hep rmptoms wore decidedly better.She com -nued to improve so sapidly that by the time ihe had taken one bottle sho waa able to md np.By the continuance of the remedy she * was perfestly restorsd to health.You may may publish the facts for the benefit ef.nélicted.Soller ot Vice-Chancellor ei Raglaad, asssdors from both Powers arrived in \u2018Rome the same day.Le \\hose similarly ™.0.BROWN Hpisoegel Methodist Minisées. amie MES Ho y * ŸENING STAR - SER me ly something ought to be done th Bis Gitte ol Tg tisapity.These poor Te Shwe i « Te er rt noté driven to the streets ky wopatu- a toinper- »t ONE CENT DAILY 18 ral and beariless drunke ents, to procure Rd Ee verted \"he the WURLD, money in any way so th Eagovernsble leddery of the nina Beste, move and ait thirst for liquor shall be salisfied ; ow, of yo kingmen to adopt the principle.When BT, JAMKS FTREKT, mena GRABAM & Co.BRAD >I Te Le opie cr com dre BAe on] VOINIRE IV, ocvevenrnieeencrnoineses MO OBs =\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 - Houans and Stouzs To Let will be adver tieod in the \u201cSvan\u201d for ome-half cent per word.Tue \u201cChnreb of Eng'and Association\u201d has fsaued a c'reular to the vestrymen of the Mentreal diocese, setting forth who should be elected an delogatos to the Dicoesan Synod.The cireular urges that only those \u201chold'ng Evangelical views should b elected,\u201d and in the left hand coraer are written the names of two Montrealers \u2018holding Evangelical views,\" wbom the \u201cAssociation\u201d desires to be elected in case the parish does not contain two men of the stamp required.It is binted by a correspondent that there is something more in this manifesto than appears on its surface, We trust not; it would grieve us much to find that such an apparently harmless document was framed and issued on the \u201cNo-compulsion\u2014only-you-muat\" principle.ThE need for an institution where may be placed children locking such parental care as is necessary for their growth into respeot- able citizens is ably dwelt upon by a respected citizen and practical philanthropist, in a letter which will be found ia another column.It embodies an appeal to the public which we hope to see at once responded to, seeing that !_._.it.is the.cause of Christianity, Humanity, and __ future\u2014to lire, à life of honesty, sobrigty.Morality that is pleaded.A large number of children of both soxes are growing up in our midst under oircumstances which must ordinarily end in their becoming a pest to society and a misery to themselves.Many, indeed the majority, of these will owe their degeneracy to the utter want of any Lome influences but thoso tending to depravity and vice, and it is for such ns these, together with the destitute orphan or abandoned offspring, that itis aought to provide a comfort- acle Hour where, as far as possible, the care \u2018naturally due from a parent shall be oxer- cised, and overy effort made to train up the little ones\u2014the men and women of the care in.what wazibls may be gained, th not.\u2018Thus, from step io step are these home- Jo led on, until lofing all restraint tliey care not what comes of them, and\u2019 thay sre often in the street at night, or in some publie institution of refuge, or in the bands of the police.So very often indeed is the latter the case that out of motives of humanity the Magistrate commits them for & few years to the Reformatory, with the hope that they may retura to society wiser and better.Is it not most pitiable to ses so many of these puor children growing up to become inmates of our jails, and Mttle or nothing done by our Protestant population to remedy the evit?I would put this question to any right-minded father and mother in the.city.[ would put it to every Christian heart, is it right to suffer these poor wanderers to go on thus in misery and wretchedness, with no well directed effort to remedy the evil?What these children of both sexes need is a home, with kind avd humane management ; not the sound of locks and bars, shutting them up at night, as if they were wild beasts in à cage ; and, should they fail in attending to some iron rule, the lash, bread and water, or solitary confinement.Can it be supposed \u2018that this kind of treatment will soften the \u2018hearts of these poor children?What we do need {is a home, and that we can obtain under the Reformatory and Industrial School Acts.There we may have s farm to teach agriculture and gardening; various trades and handicrafts ; the common 1 t duoation, and the principles of morality and religion.This, with kind superintendent snd tenchers, and the divine blessing, would, after a term of years, restore in most in-.atances, I believe, those who, otherwise, will probably end :heir days in the penitentiary, Thus 'far with reference to delinquents.The Boye\u2019 Home in Mountain street has, since its\" opening; a little more than 12 months since, been the meats of doing much | 'zood with quite a number of homeless and friendlesn lads, such as will conform to its roles and management; and now several of these are Jesrning trades, who, in a year or two, will be able to provide themselves by their honest industry.The Home is always open to such as desire to do right, and every encouragement given those who will cheerfully obey the excellent superintebdant.This institution is only sustained by our benevolent citisens who bave most spontaneously subseribed to furnish it with comforts and conveniences equal to any of our public charitable buildings; bnt though the lads give what they can, subseriptions are still needed to pay sundry debts contracted during the year.Here the lads were taught at nights by kind friends who volunteered to de so, also music, in which some of them excel.Theo writer mantiors the \u201cBays\u2019 Homa' to he drank.and he asserted be I drunk for.three years, he had been fmporori-bel ; when-be-resolved to abatain, his -hopiti.was better, his brain was de and pe had since doubled his wages.(Applause.Mr.Grant spoke on cubital and labor.He defined capital, represented alone by apcumulated labor, and requested all work- fagmen to read the daily journals, and keep on the leading questions of the day.his was absolutely necessary.The future was to be the age of the workingmen.Me disapproved of Communistio ideas, and advised his hearers to beware of them, as their only consequence was to ruin the wcrkiug- man, Nr.Fessenden, an old gentleman, being lôudly called for, said temperance waa well, but téctotaliam was better.Ile had known what drinking was, and be know he had derived great advantages from signing the pledge.He recommended this to every workingman for his own interest.The nine hours\u2019 movement was a step in the right direction.(Applause.) He impressed the necessity of laboring men acting continuously in the matter, and to earnestly endeavor to enlistthe menufacturers and employers of labor on their side.Ile hoped thoy would never forget their solemn ibility.Te bad resided above fifty yoars in the city, and was aware that with one single exception every successful business man in it had once been a poor man, whether Engli:h, Trish, Scotoh or French.Consequently thero was a reasonable chance tor each of them by the exercise of industry, sobriety and talent, to rise up and become the men of influence and wealth in the near future.(Applause.) Their legislators, public wen and clergy had in a great measure followed the plow.They had taken the circumstances under which they were placed and improved upon them.To eave tide was the supreme objoct.Relative to the nine hours\u2019 movement, he thought the Saturday afternoon would be preferable to nine hours per day.(Applause.) Then | the mechanic could make his purchases, and enjoy himself befittingly with hie family.lie olosed by warmly praising the officers of their Society for their able management.To this fact he ibuted the prosp condition of the society of phich he was proud to be a member.(Applause.) Mr.Hall, the Presideat, commended the Nine Hours Movement, but thought it far better for tho men, their families and employers, to adopt the Saturday afternoon system \u2014 (applause) \u2014and to have this for tion and t to th 1 Ten hours was not too long for a man to labor the rest of the week\u2014while the Saturday half-holiday would be advantageous both to the employer and the employed.Mr.Hill thought 54 hours should be a week\u2019s work, one suited to all o'asses, while haif-holiday would be of bene- and industry, so that they may ge into the world fitted to take their place in society as worthy sons and daugbters of our noble young country.The Industrial School Act permits the establishment of such an institution, and it is also provided by Taw that children lacking proper guardianship may be taken in hand and placed as inmates for a term of years.There should be nothing of the prissn about such an establishment, and there need not be.Numbers of such institutions are to be found in Britain, and they are doing an immense deal of good'; the children are ex- cosdingly well cared for, warmly and respectably clad, comfortably housed, taugbt a good round education, provided with suitable means of recreation, and.when old enough, instracted in such industrial avoon- tions as their tastes may lead them to select.These institutions are always situated in the country, and generally a number of parishes combine to support them.Occasionally a deputation of prominent citizens will pay = visit to the institution without warning the officials of their intention, and make a thorough inspection, mixing freely with the children with a view to ascertaining if they are hapny or have any grievances to relate.During the summer the children will be taken for an excursion into the forest or meudows near by, or to such sights as the Sydenham Orystal Palace or Hampton Court, and when secing sueh as these disporting themselves in the various games ohildren delight in, we have often thought of what sight have been their lot but for the exoreise of that practioal Christianity whioh bad led to the establishment of such noble institutions.We saw the little ones \u201cclothed and in their right mind,\u201d happy and bopeful, but we might have seon them skulking in fetid ulleys, clad in rage, with the \u2018marks of premature ago and'cunning on tkoir baby faces, taught by their unnatural parents in the ways of sin and crime, and growing up strong in the Ishmaelite spirit\u2014their hand against every man, and every man\u2019s hand against them.In other directions efforts are being made in Britain to stem the tids of youthful depravity.Ships have been provided by Government as training schools for such as show an inclination to follow the sex, and most successful results have attended the good work.But with all those, there remains a vast deal to be done in London alone; still the work of reclamation has been well started, aad is growing in power and extent every year.Had it Leen taken up earlier, the difficulties would hays been.commensurately- smaller, and herein it 1s that we would impress upos our citizens the uegon! necessity.of dedling at once with this question, na it presents itself to-day.The suppression of vice and orime, and consequent increase of health and happiness, is a warfare in which the true Christian must be for ever ongagod while on this earth, and a most important part of this warfare, is that which vents the manufacture of recruits for the depraved, eriminal and dangerous classes.Euch is the nature of the * Industrial School for which we plead ; it is intended to storm the enomy in his stronghold.The attempt to reclaim adults is but rarely attended with success; as the twig is bent, so the tree will grow, and therefore is it that we so strongly urge those on whom Providence hns smiled kindly to neglect not sueh an oppur- tunity as this to show themselves worthy atewards of the wealth entrusted to their aare.The Boys\u2019 Homo, Mountain street, is an exeellent institution, and it (°!s A place, but it doea not, as admitted by our corespondent, meet the requirements of the case; it is simply a cheap, clean, comfortable boardinghouse for such boys as are willing to pay n small feo and to conform to certain rules, and ns such fé has done, and is doing, good ser- vise, but it sannot, and was never expected to do the work which wo have pointed out as waiting to be done.In conclusion, we direct attention to our correspondent's lettèr, añd trust its perusal will be followed by action on the part of some of the many amongst us so well able to take sueb 5 work in hsud.¢ Se\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PUBLIC OPINION.\u201cOUR UNMANAGEABLE BOYS AND GIRLS.How Shall We Refornt Them, To the Editor of Tax Stan.Drag Siz,\u2014According to promire I givé » few thoughts on the necessity and import- anée of this momentoans question.Itis much to be deplored that, notwithstanding the various efforts put forth to reclaim many of the above class of our population, that, hitherto, for want of the right mole, we greatly fafl, 1 There are (uits à large namber who kind influences will keep in dheok\u2014no kind persuasion will convince as to the inevitable results of lawlessness and dieobeudience.Several of thoss thus tried sre now spending a term of years in the Reformatery of Bt.Vineeut de Paul.To deal with this clase of cur peeple, sure- show that efforta are not wanting to try and ameliorate the condition of thore willing to be moulded into habita of morality, industry thrift, but more especially to show that a large elsar of these lads need the daily restraint of years in order to br'ng about their reclamation.The \u2018acts\u2019 referred to require that a building for the purpose that may be deemed snffisient by the inspector of prisons; be provided, after whish the Government allows an annual allowanse, per capits, for each inmate.Hoping, dear sir, that what has thus been written, may lead some wealthy citizen to pravide us a place and building nesessary, or in any way help us to obtain it, or to lead the public mind to devise some means to come to the rescue of the poor homeless wanderers, my object shall;for the meantime be attained.Very respectfully yours, : ROUND TOWN.\u2014 The St.Patriok\u2019s Concert realixed fully $1,000, it 1s said.: \u2014 Mr.F.B.M\u2018Names is to construct the wharves at Longueuil Ferry.\u2014 À woman with a obild Î11 from smalipox was yosterday sepn in à City Passenger car.\u2014 The Rev.Father Mosgher leetures at the St.Patrick's Hall this evoning ob \"Old Ireland.\u201d \u2014 John Jessop, laborer, was yesterday caught by belting at Clendinning's foundry, and badly crushed.\u2014 An entertainment of the Ebsnszer Mutual Improvement Bosiety in aid of the Sua- day Sehool connested with the shurch in Da- pre lane, took plase last evening; toe attendance was good.The chair baving besn taken by the Rev.Mr.Pitcher, the exersise vere commenced at about half-past seven.The programme was well selected, and gave perfest satisfaction.It consisted of an address of weleome by the chairman, songs, essays, and regdings, sil of which were well received, and in very many igstances elicited hearty applause.The object of the Society isa worthy ons, and it is hoped they vere renumerated for their 1s: pvaning's pxer- tions \u2014 The subscriptions to the Waverley Bursary or Scholarship, in commemaration of the Seott contenary, have reached a sufficient sum.À spesial mesting of the, Caledonian Society will be held in St.Andrew\u2019s Home, on Friday evening next, at 3:20, to hand it over to Principal Dawson and Mr.George Moffatt, who will represent the Roysl Tosti tution Board of Governors.It is decided to invest the fund in a seholarship for the de- artment of practical science, thy English fangosge and literature always to form part of the curriculum.All who contributed are invited to be present.At the close of this agreeable seremony, and on the conclusion of the addresses, refreshments will be served, LES BRAVES.er and-e p\u2014An_=\u2014sterm-_] factory it was far more economical to yun tho engine for 10, 11, and 1% hours, than for Bor 9.He advised them to keep a good front and be united.The masters were all agreeable to the plan, provided the whole of the trades acted in union.They were waiting for one another, and 8s long as this was the case nothing would be dons.Ilence they must be compsiled to act by the firmness of the men, Mr.Ward remindad them of their wives, daughters, and female friends, who were | veritably slaves.Mr.Knox requested each member to bring another to the next meeting.With snergy their membership would be speedily doubled.Mr.Deacon took exception to these remarks as being of a political character, and forbidden by the Society\u2019s regulations.The President was assured of the contrary.They were only attempting to benefit themselves.Mr.Grant pictured the miseries of strikes which he had witneszed at home, and he ad- yised them, if they would be true to their interest as yorking men, to abstain from such & dangerous step, which would surely entail ruinous consequences upon themselves.It were batter, ho said, that the ten hours\u2019 system be retained if a strike was necessary to secure the reduction.Mg.Ward alluded to the co-operative wood assoviation recently established at Point St.Charles by the Grand Trunk employees.He had contracted for eight cords of the best maple, to be laid in next summer, at $6 per cord.The supplies were to be delivered in June and October.\u2014 MISCELLANEOUS.Five zpw British war yessels have been launshed during thp pest two weeks.The Westminster Review says :\u2014' Drunkenness is the curse of England\u2014a cursé so great that it far eslipsps every othet calamity under which we sufez.Que bupdred and fifty thousand workmen go to bad.drank every Saturday night in London salons.1tis impossible to exaggerate the evils of drunkenness.\u201d\u201d Mcreare drowned in the wine-cup than in the depths of old ocean.The Portuguese Cabinet has announoed s very sweeping project de reform.It includes abolition of the hereditary peerage; the re- raoval of sll restriglions on the press; the abolition of punishmpnt by death; the right of holding meetings subjeat oaly to police regulations; and the extension of the suffrage, aiready very low, to heads of a family who can write.Mr.Macdonald, Cluny Casfle, Aberdeen- shire, factor for Mr.Gordon.of Cluny, who also owns the Bu-kie.estate, held à meeting with the fishermen on thal proparty the other day, aud pointed out: to them how much their conduct in the recent riots was caleu- Inted to damage them.The fishermen in the audience asserted their desire to uphold the ace of the community, and stated that not a single fisherman on Mr.Gordon's Buckie estate was found among the accused, all the rioters apprehended being connected with other estates.CANADIAN.| ; Snowdrifis\u2014Plres, © +> i \\ Orrawa, March 19.Mr.Decosmos, of British Columbia, is ex- lpédtéd bed Ta a day oF tim: ~~ 1 Hon.A.B.Tester, of Waterloo, is at the Buaasell H .ouse.It snowed last night and this morning, and is now drifting heavily.The traine are all delayed hugs snow drifts havs formed on the lines.A fire broke out om Rideau atrest thie evening; wind being very high, firemen could do little or nothing.MoPherson\u2019s Ty store and three other bulldings were eatroyed.The engines are atill -on the spetjthe as wind is blowingjsparks in all dires- : ons, and there is danger of the fire spread- og.A grand concert and readings at (lowan's Hall to-night, under the patronage of Lady McDonald and is largely atte .This being St.Joseph's Day, it was duly celebrated by our French Canadian citizens.Nominations.' Patscorr, Mareh 10.The nomination for South Greaville took place here to-day.Bcott, M.D., gist of G ille, acted as return officer, \u2018There were aBout one thougan: people present.The following gentlemen Edwardsburg ; M.Gray, of Prescott; James Cairns, of Prescott; C.F.Fraser, of Brock- ville : Wm: Ellis, of Prescott.Messrs.Chapman, Patrick and Keeler made speeches in favor of Mr.Fraser, the Reform candidate, and retired in his favor.Moa rs.(Gray, Reynolds, Cairns and MeDouald strongly opposed Mr.Fraser, and advooated Mr.Ellis\u2019 elaim to be the representative, and severally retired in Mr.Ellis\u2019 favor.Mr.Fraser addressed the electore for over half-an-hour, declsring himself a supporter of Mr, Edward Blake, whether in or out of \u2018power.Ho #poke very stroigly in favor of the present Government; and said though residing in Brockville, be should always look after the interests of the South Riding of Mr.Ellis made a tolling speech in reply, referring in strong terms to Mr.Fraser's non- residence, and making an urgent appeal to tho electors to return himself who had resided amongst them for the past 18 years.The friends of both candidates appear very confident of success.: Three cheers baving been given for the Queen, the Returning Officer, and the respective candidates, the meeting, which was a very large aud orderly one, broke up.Kiscarox, Ont, March 19.The weather to-day was very boisterous, and this morning it in intensely cold with a ad.\u2014The-los-in the ris as at any time during the winter.Ship and Orew Disabled\u2014BnoweAm= ®bitiouy Dartmouth, + Havirax, N.8., March 10.The ship - America from Pensacola bound to Bt.John, New Brunswick, witb piteh pile was towed into harbor to-day, She had Foot her deckload sails, &0., and the crew were frostbitten and disabled.Snow continues to fall at intervals.The Western Railway is still obstructed on the eastern roads, Trains ran through as far as Truro, and the train which was snowed up for eight days at Riversdale, has arrived at Truro.A meeting was held at Dartmouth for the purpose of forming that town into a muniel lity.A large number of people attended and the report was geverally approved.The matter will be taken up again in a fortnizht.In the Legislature there was nothing of more importance than the reading of private bills and routine business, A man named Tyrell was badly beaten by two soldiers of the 61st regiment last oven- ing ; they were arrested, but he was not able to Lr in court.| eather threatens rain.UNITED STATES.©.-HORRIBLE.New Yorx, March 19.\u2014Acsording to ad- vices received from Byltimore, n few noigh- bors at the house of g Mr Arnold, in Frederick County, Maryland, on Sunday evening, were surprised that no one came to the door to admit them as usual.Conscious that the family ha! not left the house, they listened and the faint ery of a child convinopd them that something was wrong.They subsequently gained sdmitt by force, snd were horror-strioken on bebolding the mother lying in the lest agonies of death, and her five children speschiess snd insensible.It is supposed they had drank goms tes which had bsen poisoned, and the death of the mother shoytiy.after -the\u2014dissorery -wonld seem to indicate some such theory.BARKS\u2019 PISRFRIES CLAUSKS BILL, - Wasnixotoy, March 19.\u2014Goneral Banks\u2019 bill to carry out (be fisheries clauses of the Treaty of Washington, which he d to the House several weeks since, is the special order for to-day.Nothing will be done with it, however, as Gen.Banks wishes its postponement until all doubts about the intention of England to go before the Geneva Conference vre settled.The bill will pro- or May.The friends of the administration are very desirous to have the bill postponed without a debate.They don\u2019t want to have the 4labams, controversy opened and the Washington Frosty diecussed, for fesr no good to thom wil} come of it.- DISASTROUS FIRE, Crvoixwari, March 19.\u2014The entire bnsi- ness portion of the town of Laurel, Ind., was à d last night.The loss will probably \u201cThe members of the Sosiety of Allet returned Zouaves held their first annual assembly on Sunday afternoon last in the Bishop's Sehool, Vice-President, Gustave Drolet, in the ahair, the President, M.Taillefer, beng absent.Mifty members were present, and Rev.Messrs.Canon, Moreau and Lusier.The chairman delivered «J address, and tho Treasurer, M.De Montigny, vead the financial statement.' The election of officers for th following yoar resulted \u2014Praesidont, GJuetave Drolet; Vice-President, A.Prendergast; Aumonier, Rev.M.E.Moreau.Vice-Presidents\u2014Mont- real, the Chevalier Larocque ; Quebss, C.Paquet; Three Rivers, Gideon Desilets ; Me- gantic Colony, Edouard Blanchard.Secretary, Joan Marion.Assistants, Eugene Brissette, 40d Fugene Varin.: Treasurer, T.DeMontigny, and Hoporsry Almoner, Rev.M.Lursier, who \u2018recounted ai; jpterview bad with the Holy Father, who had sent +ls best wishos to the, Zouaves.Tt is proposed in connestion with the Assobiation to form à Cercle Cotholique.COCK-A-DOODLE-DO! Ponitry Show nwt Patriek'a Falls For \u201cseveral years past Agri 1 and Hortieul has held a poultry show fo conneetion with \u2018he agrioultural department of their anoasl oxhip tion at the Victoria Skating Rink; the Montreal F'oultry Association has also had its annual shows, 8nd both have been very oreditable exhibitions, This year, however, and we regard it as a right y90d more, the two shows have been combined, spa With the best results.The birds now oa visw ip rooms at St.Patrick's Mall, are all splendid specimens of their kind, aud embrace every known variety.| The reazonof the year is much more favorable for sush an exhibition than the rummer months, when the show used to be held in the Rink, the birds being now in finer feather.The entries number some 250, and embrace the aboloest specimens from our most noged fanciers.\u2019 .TT In connestion with the show, several basu- tiful toy-dogs\u2014such ae the ladies love to fondle and oall * darling little pets\u201d and other sweet names\u2014compate for prises.The show is open until late in the evening so that all esa bays an opportunity to visit it.Entrance by Craig street.: TALK BY.WORKINGMEN, The Nine Hours Mpvemont\u2014The Temp perauce Cause, and Cosoperatiye Fuel Asssciation, , the Mouireal \u201c Last evesiag while the rorutineers were the United Protestant Werkingmen*s Bonoté Bosiety, the audience were agroeably enter- going through their duties a4 the meeting of |: Tho Berlin correspondent of ths London Trice [gives an interesting skeich- of the enormous ermaments of the continental powers.Germany has at her immodiate dis- poss! 1,000,080 men; the French army will be raised to 640,000, and in 13 years will be doubled.Austris has more than 800,000 men immediately available, and is n few years the Russian army will number 1,600,- men.The correspondent mentions, inoiden- tally, that the * entire loss of Germany in the campaign bas heen lately ascertained as something like 190,000 man, psther more than one-half of whom are Invalidéd.\u201d A FAMILY FENB- TT « Lost vesk sa igstion was made to Mr.Justice Galt, at Toronto où bwbalf of a person named Keith, fora writ of Aabsas corpus directed to his wife, Mrs.Keith, and Viear\u2014 General Jamot, commanding them to brin into Court the bodies of Jessie, James and John Keith.The learned Counsel for the applisaut sicted that Mrs.Keith being a Catholie, was desizous that hér children should profess the same religion, in opposition to the wishes of their fathér.The two oldast boys alresdy professed the mother\u2019s faith, and the three children in question, agod respectively oiaypn, pix, and four years, had been carried of, as the paiitioner believed, with tne advice and assistance of the Arohbiahop and Father Jamot.This took place in April, sings which he had seen none of them pxespt once when the youngest shild, being siek with fever, was ught home uptil it resovared.The tioner stated that ha bad ragson to bôliave that the children were hidden in soms of the Roman Catholle institntions of or usar the sity.Boon after the children were Orsi taken away the Archbishop urged the petitioner te allow them to be brought up as {'atholiés, promising that in ons of hig assent, they suo>'4 be restored, but \u2018refusing to say where they were.Me had sabsequently called at the Arehblehop\u2019s Palace, but had not been able to see him, though he saw Father Jamot, who, upon bis inquiring for the children, became violent, finally, without rrovoes- tion, otdered him eut of the house.He h also written to the Arshbishop, but had re- _caixed no reply the writ to lsang fo Mrs.Keith ; but would only grant an order on the Vienr-Gensral to show conve why a writ should\u2019 mop izsup in his case.\u2014 Rec: | Commercial, The mercantile community will find » mest complete assortment of stationary end offes requisites \u2018at 47 St.Francois Xavier strest.vr.John Parslow hae \u2018carefully studied the wants of the ecmmercial world, ami his stook is such that none oan tars away unsuited.Account books of every deperiptiog and price; inks of various sorte aml 3 glare je\u2014theso are al lines oh , ond | earned fer vendor quite à fame in he ofiess of the oy.Teach $150,008.* NIAGARA BHIP CANAL.ALpaxy, Margh 19.\u2014The Niagara Ship Cansl Bill was madp thp special order for this evening.ERIE STOCK RISKS.Nræ Yore, Meroh 10.\u2014At à meetin the Brie Directors to-day it was Fasolved to opan the stook and transfer books to-morrow.Stosk Exohange, Krie oss from 49 to 51 and 4.SPANISH TERATMENT OF AMERICAKS.for information reiztivg to the esse of Dr.J.unjuetty arrested, (ondemned, and trans ported by the & 8 vernmant tos pen settlomsnt 0p prot ef Africa, which was : adopted.\u2019 SMALL-POX, AND XXW NONE NIJSIORS, Brooklyn.There are many new sass.Twenty-four oases of smallpox were discor- oped 7orterday, four of which were eonsealed.Bosrox, Marsh 1y,\u2014 as Mimion fér Animals,\u201d was 0: gap which are to & large extent isjuriously affected by ouy modes of treating live stock destined for and Hothiog on Geo.B.Loring was elected President.A Massachusetts Man, Fieeced by Gamblerss 4ttampis Vajaide.up Youx, Marti 19.Henry Harman, representing mepshans from eters aprachureits, {umped out of à thipdistory window in the ison Ilouse, ly mopniag, while ~ fom um tremens.poteries A Cos em ere some days since .duced to go and bet agalnet à tar.Brondway, lost most of bis money, aad began drinking to excess.Harman broke his right arm in two placer, and also his sollar bone, and is otherwise so seriously hurt that his recovery fi doubtful.He refuses to give an further particulars of himself, though it fs thought, from sentences which have sroaped him in his ravings, that he is a man of family and unaccustomed to dissipation.Suicide Induced/by Peur of Emallspox.\u2018 Nw Yon, Mach 10.- Samuel Stark, à sailor belonging to the bark Mary Lane, found yesterday that he had contrasted small-pox, and while « mes- sepger went for an s14dulapos to take him to a ital he crawled on deck, je i Bast \u2018River pad Ju drepret ee mates say he had a morial terror of ti scourge, and had often declared he ui Father Âto then endurs the diseuse, \u2019 a # bably be laid over until some time ia April: of When the snnonngemant was made to the Wasnixarox, March 19.\u2014Me.Randall offered à resolution ealling on the President R.Howard, « native of Phila \u2018elphla, and a citizen of the United States, who has been Spotted fever is alarmingly prevalent in Saeinty, to be known 40 at a mesting of oitizens te-day, bssed on the consideration of publio besith and morals, other uses.bimrelf as » spus ) Wel in- Te ea, fa A German marshes sampd rood Dia es DL ve De: LORDE AND COMME.: ER ES = Lowpox, Marck 19, - In thé Mouse of Lords thin evening, Lesd Redendaie said he had no wish to embarrass she roment.He thought rather that the exjtression of opinion on the part of this rouid-be tL- there is avinclog, yet Bono's Perry Davis & my Rheumatism PAIN adfnebody's Rhe u \u2019t have been converted its reputation has no parellel, I hat we have liv the ex, reason -aking whatever the storekeeper uwmmend, wo have always had_n bottle of \u2019ain Cure or Rellover a8 Pal ome other such trash 11 tho È rie | them over ub na~\u2014And \u2018hjected to try the * Pale! dhcumatism ; F th ther things\u2014a hum PAIN-KILLER.why it has cured a cases about here within a year: nai \" know used tobosuen half vis\u2019 Trotter, and ow them better here.rs are de Davis\u2019 P IX-KLLER has L are the pu- iio for gver thirty years: it is known in every of the- earth, and by ruczists and t storekce and grocers.s0 many eam without it.you bk ha would re- n Remedy or house ; we have over n.that is the reason 1 er\u201d on those ought It was like bug.west wish I auld but 10 ov speak every r in Americ, especially those whe live in the country cian; I woul their Pain-Kiilcr.\u201d buy, I wish I could present them with a bot but few, very ut ooukl a quarter of a blr they only knew the benefit and comfort it would For children the \u2018Paln-Killer\u201d is invaluable.-Aches and pat 3 thing with them if ¢ Killer at hand.has been inval and as for thankfulness since my terrible Rheurastisne has left me.them.and \u2014 {th fo ac, places aliko buying a Lottio of l\u2019erry Davis cy could not afford te wie dollar to buy 1 cannot or far from a good tho Person's wife hedood, by pa TO TIF hey havo the \u201c Paln- \u2014{t acts 80 q re :\u20141 must be surc and tell the P z ; ithas ©) Wie: wife what & blessing tb , ard what a ge is merits everywhere sho Boom The © Pain.er\u201d is an luternal und have re LL hy ja strange we - aa ed to ot 1a try It before, JET EE pas e fo by bavo been often ad had \u2014 arsons \u201c Pain-Killer\u201d has + work she 1s doing tw For internal pas Ool e ow a Psp ei MA equa pain nimost Ins =, sure et genuine, mado by Pesry is à don, and wold by \u2018all Druggists and [9] der Ty he Prin Pub the Parr-KILLPR on Rho o shoul.SC puch good medicine such & nS vis' PAIN: æ not more ex- tansively used ; just see what a world of good it has done even since we iu George don't hy have tho ache any saved Freddy a severe attack of ; lt cu meof Dyspepsis, and {t will relieve you of Rheumatism.Rnd os fs ptite co] coer of m Shoulder bt PE dev life into dt 1t cers does act ins jcous! - the Parn- nl tan! ly.ear, I red already (meditatingty); voi, well A rave heard said of Lt 18 true my shoulder is free from pain the fret for these two tha.never have been hould have th: TURGEON § COMPANY, J \u2018 = es No.43% NOTRE DAME STREET.REAL.FAOB © QLLA RS.=] yh vo Cok - ç | tL 2 by any other locality, \u201c1 Trutés ; | to order, and vastes ME onoer m Cast\" Horsed, well \u201csulted for Farm Work, Carters, and eniers.2 Hornes can bo seen on rNOON pre+ious ) sale, : ' en VEnout required from the purcharer of - Sale at THRKE d'ejocx, 4 ai ; JOUN J.edoiteer.NREAT SALE OF BUILDING ILuTS, on Bherbranke street, opposite \u201cPrince Wales Terrace\u201d; also, on Metcalfe nnd Pealstree!s, forming à magnificent block of Building Sites not surpuused at my Rooms, on isDAY, March Zlst, on very liberal terms, Ahy purchaser buylug five or more lou to pay unly 8 per cent on balance, Lithograph plana at tliv subs iber's rooms ob and atler Wedneaday next.Bale at ELEVEN o'clock.JOHN J.ANENTON, 50 BRICK HOUSE, Richardson street, Polat Rt Charles \u2014At the 8ub- scribers ruoms, will be sold, Ou THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 3ist, Tne friek Tenement House, Richardson streo, Opposite R:, (jubriel Market; size of Lot 8 x 13% feet, with bricked and other buildings thereon, Splendid place er.muted.Bherrit's title.Sale at half past TWO o'clocic JOHN J.ARNTUN, @ - Auctionecr.UBURBAN COTTAGE, LOWER LACHINE ROAD.The subscriber wilt soll, at his rooms, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March lat inst, a very cosy Cottage, on the Lower Lachine Road, just near the to\u2018l-gate, and on the corner of leresfurd street, cuntainl seven Rooms, Pautry and Cellars; stze ol à 80 x 12 feet; also, two Lots, each th teet front, on sireet, and one Lot 60 feet frant, on Napoleon Road.On the Cottage large | portion of this money rémialns at a no nominal interest.Sale at half-past TWO o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, Ayotioneer.on & mere HRW ADVRRTISRMENTE ©.By Henry J.Shaw.HENRY J.SHAW, GENERAL AUCTIONEER, SuAw's BUILDINGS, 7M and 738 Crale BR Annual Spring Ciroular, begs to retorm thanks to bis friends for thelr liberal favors and confidsnos during the past fourtesn years, and to assume them that his constant denies and efforts will be to merit 8 continuance of the same, - In the approaching Heason he will continue to bold Weekly Sales of Furniture at the | Spacious and Central Sale-rooms, 736 and TS Craig street (next the St Patricka Hal every Monday and Thursday.And these Sales, which are now thoroughly established and extensively patronised, present a very favorable opportunity for disposing of house= hold effects and merchandise of every dee scription, which are sold without extra charge for advertising.Bales of Household Effscts at the private will be pfully and p ally attended to, and prompt returns of Sales made, TRADE SALES OF MERCHANDISE wid Estate be conducted on moderate Terms, LIBRARIES AND BOOKS OF ART wil be Catalogued and advertised to the best ade vantage.PIANO8\u2014The Subscriber is agent for the \u201cWell known Manufacturers, Mesars.Vose & Sons, of Boston, and 18 prepared to sell guare anteed Instruments cheap for cash, or to rent at a moderate charge.NEW FURNITURE\u2014H.J.8 having been appointed by the Bowmanville Cabinet Ce.thetr Sole agent In.Montreal for the sale of their Furniture, is prepared to take orders from the Trade nnd others, and has constant ly on hand sam ples of their manufacture.During the approaching season he will held Bore, Craly street, which is the finest Ano- tion Sale Room In the Dominion, Libera} advances on Consignments, The Rubscriber respectfully solicits the tronage of his friends and the publie, THE NINE HOUR MOVEMENT AND .Advance of Prices in Europe will cause quite a Revolution in Trade.he subscriber, having purchased large} before the advance will be enabled to offer his Goods at former rater.Ledgers, Manifest Books, Journal ood Book - zopyiag Cash 00K\", Tinie Books, Bill Books, ages Books, Bond Heoks, Price Books, Order Books, \u201cBooks, Minute Books, Cheque Hooks, Rolls Books, Note Books, et Every description of Aconunt Books made warranted to give satisfaction.Book- binding in every style.JOHN PARSLOW, No, 47 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.ENGLISH LESSONS FOR ENGLISH PEOPLE, REV.E A.ABBOTT, M.A.aud LR, SEELEY, M.A.PRICE, $1.35.For sale by TT \" DAWSON.BROS, 150 ST.JAMES STREET JA0KAWANA COAL.ABOUT 100 TONS FOR SALE.\u2018 OOPLAND & McCLAREN, Corner Grey Nun and Wellington streets.Orders must be handed in the day previous to delivery.ee WwW.J.| MACHINE 8ILKS, TWIST, And every description of STEWART, -Aguyr yom MACHINE LINEN THREAD, No.1 UNION BUILDINGS, BT.FRANCOIS XAVIER BTREET.ot G.MORGANTI, MANUFACTURER OF THIGNONH, SWITCH ES, BRAIDS, © CURLS, PUFFY, &e.; &e.WHOLESALE AND RET AIL.HATS, FEATHERS, and KID GLOVES CLEANED and REPAIRED.9 BT.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.T -CLEARING SALE -atthet fanhionatle B)UT an SH KE 8TOR.117 NOTRE DAME STREKT \u2014IN COnseQUENce the great demand for his t-c'ars roprietor, and intending to eniarye ni before ding so, intends to sell at reduced prices fur one month, commencing on MONDAY, the 18th irstant, thrmake rom for the large amount of stock in process of manufacture es in want ot first-class hand made BOUTS or AHOFR of every description Would do well to call nt once, as the stock 1s one of the largest tn olicose from In the Dominian, Parties intending to leave thelr orders had better do #0 early, on acrount the large and ever-growirg amount of business done at tnis establithment - \u201c5 ALEX.DOUGLAR, ALLAN LINE, under contract with the Government of Canada for the conveyanoe of Canadian and United States Mails.\u201c : 1571-12-WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.This Company\u2019s Lincs are oompos d of the nnder-not: firet-olaus, full-powered, Clyde.built, double Engine Iron Stsemships:\u2014 i Vessel, Tannag-.Commanders.POLYNBSIAN .4] (Building ) CIRCASSIAN > «.E BARMATIAN.2800 tay.| J.Wylle.\"ANDINAVIAN 2000 L Ballant .PRURAIAN.M9 Lt Itution, R.N.R.AUSTRIAN .2700 Brown.ke.HIBERNIAN: 8 s WW.Capt.Richardson.Cat.Mller $600 Capt.James Seo.Ia, atgher, /R.N.R #0 O.pt KE.fiantt, 149 Qapt.H.Wylie, Capt, Stophien.Mylina, apt \u20ac.an Mackensle, BWEDEN., rene.1he BTRAMERS ôf the -LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE (8Ailisg from Live every THURKDAY, And (rom Portiand every BA.mrad eg tS to be din Dec rd Portjand\u2019;\u2014 hd HipRREJAN.ocoovevn cones M , EAT rod RARMATIAN.14 ICANTIJ AN jar.\u201c ë J th el es April H RERNEAM.0010000 rune 11 3 Rates nf rassage from Portland :.- Cahin.oonnee ery JO EMM er Og The Meamenrs of the (Hasgow Line are In.landed to gall between\u2019 the Clyde and Port.ny ons the season of Winter n, ne sed Rurgeon carted on each vie r a | Fain LT, Parmer 7 Moen Enda 1 ans, e 3 ir ets LN threes, dl qual d'or.ana w aa - ta Qusiave grange PE Quai FRIAR IN AGLWrD 10 ADK.Stasis.- ff} Pag.poo 13 Tia & Zoom icin | nou 4 Tin Tomita dE; \u2018 Bb Glam: nizeet ; Brotsers, dance free _| settlements.HENRY J.SHAW 48 Auctionder, FEW first-class Pianofortes 10 rent to respousible HENRY J.BHAW, » Auctiqveer.ALFRED A.BOOKER, Auctioneer, General Commission Merchant and Broker, -For the Purchase and Sale of \u201c| REAL \u2018ESTATE, 8TOCKS, PRODUCE, de, AUCTIONEER TO THE LEADING BANKING : Housxd AND OTHER CORPORATIONS, Offers bis services for the BPECIAL by AUCLION of Real Bote, Merclardiese 8 .Housebold Furniture and F \u2018Werks of Art and moveable property of s very SL PÉRIODICAI, SALES of Dry Gocds, , : co Hardware, Paints and Colors, Mer- and of H b urniture Property, are held at the Bale roca.Nos.350 & 361 NOTRE DAME BTREET, Careful, rronal attention is giv an Sales, and d'ihe ruldimeutof all Fret ques utred in Sales for account of l'aderwriters, Hales for account of whom it may Executors\u2019 Hales, Assignees\u2019 Bales, &c.Appraisals and Valuations of Real and Moveable Properly.Cash advances on een ments.Excellent Light Storage.Prompt Many references.kid \u2018 m , CS Yow favor and infi voue 8 uence are respectfully ALFRED A.BOO KER, .Montreal, 1st Feb, 187% QPRING CIRCULAR, 1872.The Subscriber intends, during the com- - Spring, to devote attention to the pecial Bale, by Auction, of Household Furniture and effects at private residences.He has further added to the efficleney of his staff of Clerks, and has availed himself of the services of an experienced A jt Shiet Book keeper, arrangements \u2018whieh will enabie him make the + sible returns and settlements, 0 Pies pee To ensure satiafetn nary arrangements, intimation from tend to favor him with their commanda ve ad 10 At as oarly a date as possible.During tlie month of April, DAILY BALES of Household Furnit: wlil be bel Ralerooms, No.961 Notre Dame tree E oo 0.spe- clal Hales at the Balerooms may also be ar ranged for, to suit the eu veniense of sellers, \u2018The Auctioneer desires 0 say that your in- esteemed 8 favor, rad command fs Dent ou dédvors to give satisfaction, o- ALFRED A, BOOKER, 58 _ Au CARD.Ww.DUPOUR «< 0.AUCTIONEERS, Beg to return their sincere friends and the publ neat, and would say that on the approaching season they will continue to give their personal and undivided attention to al] Bales of REAL ENTATF, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL\u2019 MERCHANDISE entrusted to their care, thelr motio being SPEEDY SETTLEMENTS and MODERATS RG ES.Thy usual Weekly Rales of Housebold Fur- nitare nnd unsold lots on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and Evening Rales on MUNDAY, WEDNENDAY aud BATURDAY, will be cou during the searon.\u2014' Thay would also remark that froma the caanity and central location of thelr Roosas, they are admirah'v adap to ry Arriba mer Po 26 ST.JAMES STREET.tid For SALE CHEAP, THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES oF THE TT WHULESALE TOBACOO WAREHOUSR Noa, 321 and 837 81, PAUL STREKBT, Comprising a choloe lot of MANUFACTURED PLUG, CUT, AND LEAF TOBACCOS, \"In bond and duty paid, ALSO, A large quantity of SNUFF, CIGARS, Me Dougall T.D.PIPES, MEERSCHAUM and BRIAR ROOT; A CUTTING-MA- CHINE, with PRESS; SNUFF, tierces.and keg, Bo, ae im .WARMINTON & CO, * 108 NOILL BTREBT, | - PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTHRA, , A large ausottment of FORCE AND CISTERN PUMPS, HY.\u2026 DRAULIG PRERS a\u201c 5 gt tes 11 64 +4 Ayr on henge\u2019 Orders promptly attended to.Charges moderate, \u2018 , N.B.- Our friends who i: tend making atidns this Abring wiil confer à | ver by Bey.Ing them done as\u2019 monn ds ox pn J partly avold \u2018the great rhsh of wor and May.\u201c : _ .- .PER \u2019 aus Be 2 OTICH ÔF REMOVAL, LULLHAM BROS.vif REMOVE to No, 3d Notru DAME STREET, near Bt, Peter street, about 1x4 Mar, where they will pofitinne the manufacture of FINE JEWELLERY, DIAMOND WORK, &e, 40 All opders will be earefully made up and | attended ta.08 (}EORG NNDERTAEER, COPNFR CRAIG STRRET AND VIC- PF EU, FICEES OF VOLUN- \u2018 porow isa error receive special attention; and Sales of Real - E ARMSTRONG, A The Subseriber, in issuing.his Fifteenth.- extensive Sales of thelr Furaitare, at (8 iy\u2014por-\u2014\u2014-\u2014 ctiomeer.~ Lee\" AVR TERE £ q \u20183 ASSEM- S10, HAZAZANS AIDER NING.- Cer ee B ILLIARDS! A GRAND MATCH VOB THE ; CHAMPIONSHIE ar! DE NADA AND $30 Between J.G.BENNETT, of Toronto (tbe present Champion), and W.JAKES, Jr, of | Cobourg, will take place In the Exhibition Room of CHADWICK\u2019 BILLIARD HALL, Oy WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th.Game (1,500 points, caroms) to commence at ¥ p.m.sharp.Admission, LU cents.Tickets can be pro- eured at the Hotels, ur at the Billard Hall HE LADIES COMMITTLE 1 Brutal Murer a Fgrènte.[iposiel to Twa Bran] - } ro, March 36 A serious fight, res) ons of the combi ; esourred here last evening.Three mon, named Brown, Me- Farlane and Caldwell, met in a small tavern on Tecumseth street, and commenced to dls- pute on à horse race, from which they had ; in the death of Just raturned.It seems the rufians kicked s man named Brown in such \u20ac brutal manner, that he died shortly aftertrards.MoFarlane and Caldwell were arrested.o Exit Tveiss, Loxtox, March 20\u20146 A.M.Sir Travers Twisa has resigned his offize as Queon°s Advocate General.Pity It's Needed, > TV, arch 19.The Lower House of the srath has made an appeal ta the Crown to stringently apply the los against the abasoment of the pulpit.: .FOUR O'COLOUK.rm Ir the Councillors wish \u2018to do tagelves Sonor they will throw gut the Million, By- low to-night We have always held thst OEE UTLLION DOLLA Wisely spent #17 écours Montreal three roads, and we remember that ex-Alderman Ropoax once said im Council that he was preparsd to prove the some thing, Underihose siroumstances, it is preposterous to entertain the idea of giving the whole sum to one rallway, and the Coupell will show ita sense: by rejecting such 8 proposition by an unanimons vote.AEE .Aw Episcopal Lady Admitted to the A fice of Denconess.New Your, March 19.Considerable coriosity wes excited last evening In Brooklyn, at the Church of the Emanuel, to witness the ceremony of admitting a woman to the Episcopal Church a3 a Deaconess.Bishop Littlejohn reached the sermon, at the close of which n y MP Meble; QO.miéviié fut appeal to the Privy Council, referred to the law of Quebre reistire as moro gmat BOR Bool.of Chap, 295,169, amending thy]: ing mew trial, He sions of this vostièe, fs Court & WY Le Les pass défare a dal, a ey od han rese ply or s motion fir arrest of judgment.Be- was not em | Qi.; y F N 008 .- 1 Ne Fobra to Anderson Hotbers jhe resslutiens of Plike in the K ) investigate the ox- yond this the Court could not go.Mr.Devlin in his reply contradiéted the statement of Judge Badgley, that the question reserved was arrest of judgment alone.He sfirmed the whole question of the legality of Coote\u2019s depositions with the neésselty of a prelimia- ary caution had been rééérred.Mr.Ritehie unhesitatingly stated fhe necessity for a eau- tion had not a teserved, The Chief Justice 2aid the Privy ÇCounéll would, without doubt, grant an appes), but ft was Bret to bu seen whether they could grant it.Judgment on the motion was Foe ned.The demand for Municipal Bonds, we are informed by Mr.P.D.Bfowne, has increased recently ; and, no doubt, ons reason may Le that some of the Western owing to the tot, th States hve adopted the Registration law, ur ; ATICULARS SKE P ROGRAMMES os MF\" Fon PATICU \u2019 Seiler season will take place In the above For this Hall, Ao WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20th, 18732.Madame P1zzorTI will be assisted on this by Miss Govan, Miss BRTHUNE, : Mr.L.I.MAILLET, Professor A.J.FOWLER.Tickets, 57 cents.To be had at ail the Music Stores.\u2019 Doors open at 7.30 p.m.Concert to com- monoe at lj precisely.- 46-3 \u201cHo faver_of the Gove QT.PATRICK'S HALL LEBOTURE by Riv.FATHER MEAGHER, for the beneft of the St.Patrick's Orphan Asylum, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20rH.Subject :\u2014* OLD IRELAND.\u201d Doors open at 7 o'clock.Lecture will come mence AU Tickets, 25 oenus.00-3 4 MECHANICS HALL -\u2014\u2014 SI¥T{d ANNUAL CONCERT OF THE PROTESTANT WORKI 2 ni MER MES EF IT BOCIRTY rer SR te een.de NG- A Select Concert and Entertainment will | Le given on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, Ter Ier, IN THE MECHANICS\u2019 HALLE, In Aid of the Ladies Benovolant Society, A ee Tope The following Professional and Amateur Talent has been secured, viv.:\u2014 A LOMEDALE, EDITS MARETT.LILLIE ARS HALL Messrs.SMITH, HURT, POWELL, LUNN and others, In addition to the Musical part of the pro- » LILLIE LowspALx will give, in: Srarnoteë, sé eant Buzfus's Address to the Dates sid the \u201cCurse Scene,\u201d Wu RoDBEN, Kaq , will give an address.Doors at 7.00 p.m.Concert to som, menos at Too precisely.Tek 25 conte; reserved seats 500.May be re the M ors of the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Boclery 3 at Grafto)'s, At.James street: RP.Beale\u2019's, St.Patrick's Hali; D.Grants, 871 Bt.Catherine atreets J.Goudje\u2019s, (Bt.Lawrenee street; from members of Comamiiter, and at the door on the even- tine Concert.ION CHURCH Y.M.C.A.CONVERBAZIONE, On TUESDAY, 3A Inst-nt.A CHARITABLE ENTER- TAIMMENT, IN AID OF THE MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL, COMPRISING READINGS BY PROFESSOR ' TABLPA X AND MUI .Will be given in the BYP.PATRICK'S HALL, On Thursday Ewening, 31s Instant, The Tableaux will be under the experienned supervision of Messrs.REID snd Prowse; end Mr.Josepil GooLp, assisted by the MaupsLeSons CHoiz, and other leading amateurs, will take part in the musteal por- Man of (he entertainment.e, NDREWS, vr.BRYDars has kindly consented wo fre.aud In order to prevent thi possibilit of confusion, the members of Committe w! aot as usher.Tickets, 506.; Lo be had at the Music, Book, snd Drug Stores.Doors open at 73 Music ai 8 o\u2019clool \u2019 5 P URIN BALL, Jos AID OF THE JBWISH POOR OF MONTREAL, AT BIG.HABAXARS ASSEMBLY KOOMS, Ur.CATHRAIXE STREET, On MONDAY, 35th MARCH, 1572, fontions fur tickets to be made to either couithittee ; ~ \\ Esq., 18 Lemoine street, 8.ML Moss, Esq.§ Recollet street.A.SaunDaR's, Esq, 81 St.James street [abeve Brym Office.) J- Q- Asorymn, Esq., sp.Paul ajreot.JA aig nnd Indy, sp A RT CONVERZAZIQNE.vite carre qe MEN Orne ASTONK, in the ain ng of the Natural » Socle qu TUE~DAY EVENING, 6 2 , kin taconis, \"Poe Siew Dawson prov VICTORIA DRUG HALL.Just R BORIVED, SHE ANQUSTURAZBITIFRS, 80 fustly celebrated for their , REQUISITE AROMATIC Frivom, Were awarded Honorable Mention for pesd- Nesp of.x the I Re London, 18%.oo An invaluable toni, and an eff elent re tive of Diarrhæs and Chocera.- AŸ Minds &rBurgion) Appliances made and ENEAS, \u201c J.The.debuts at \u20186xpsoted to reach here Bome workmen were outting down a tree, sed the deceased persisted in remaining in the street, rogardiess of their warning.Nothing eould be ascurtained of the deceased save his address.He was about 32 years old, well dressed, and bad a fine appearance.The Roaring Game, BurraLo, Maroh 20.Yesterday the Red Jacket rink of curlers had « game with.a rink from the Buffalo Caledonians, in thiseity.The latter won by a score of 29 to 13.New Brumswick Politics.Sr.Jonn, N.B., Mareh 19.fidence was continued to-day, Blanchard, Lindsay and Tibbitts speaking, the latter romsat.\u2014Willls- som- menced the closing speech this srening ; be will finish to-morrow, when a vote will be taken.The government now claim & majority of six.A $40,000 Fire.Br.Louis, March 19, The shoe store of Meyer & Brown, Market street, was burned this evening.Stook valued at $35,000 to $40,000.\u2014\u2014 The Snow Blookade, St.Joun, N.B., March 10.are not yet open; s train is ym Bangor to-night.The English mail which left Halifax on Thursday and arrived bere last night, came nearly all the way on alsighs.Baxaon, Me., Maroh 19.The blockade on the European & North American Railroad still remains unbroken.The announcement is made.to-night that, owing to the obstruction to travel, the Musi- sa) Convention at the St.James\u2019, to come off this woek, will be indefinitely postponed.ATTENTION 1s DIRECTED - TO THE SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or PURSES AND BOOKS (Rusela, French Galt, and Rossgroy \u2018 PEN-KNTVES and OFFICE CUTLERY, GOLD PENB AND PENCIL CASES, OUPYING- PRESSES, CABH-BOXES, &e., | The railroads FoR BALE BY GORGE HORNE & SONT1 end 93 Bt Francois Xavier Breet.BLACK WALNUT, MAR- BLE-TOP .BRDROON SUITES, OIL FINISH.Beveral very nice styles now in S10-X, at 8.Rl PARSONS FURNITURE WAREROOMS, O08 & 006 CRAIG BTRFET.DOMINION OF CANADA, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of | - JNSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.In the matter of EVANS & EVANS, of Moun.treal, nsolventa, Moro DESDAT, Le reine.a9 H in arch ne 2 eu TH as Wwe! dividually, as having been ocpartuiers in the above firm, will apply to the mad Crart, for E Berrien Anp Foreign IMPORTING HOUSE, 48 & 80 Yonge street, Toronto AND 196 & 198 McGill st., Montreal.WHOLRSALE ONLY.Iuvernenr DEPARTMENT.Rich anlored (fold Jewallery, Bright Standard Gold Jewellery, Goldine Jeweller, Col.ofed Gold Chaim, Standard fright Chan, Common Bright Gold Chain monds set 1 a ude, &q, Plated ng, 8 Jewellery, Jet Jewellery, Vulcanite Jewellery, Rilver Jewellery, & :rnet Jewellery, Coral Jewellery, Agate Jewellery, Gilt Jew- ollery, &c., &c.Co BILYER-PLATE DEPARTMENT.Sterling Milver Tea, loser nud Table 8 ; tern sige Déscorl ble ks; Sets arin X and Spoon: Chil.ren Prisca ears and wa Ten Bervices, ral toriing Stver wanaiteles ELECTRO-PLATE DEPARTMENT, : Tea ots of 1 and § pid Tea Trays, Tea Urns, Cruet Fram bottle Pirkle and Rance noes, ote, gi Children\u2019s Cups, Cake- © Boucle Des and \u2018Table Hpomis, rt and te Ramen Kallas Fk lo Electro-plated Synd: iés of ail descriptions, CUTLERY DEPARTMENT, ; I and Table Enives (à'] Kaira ana a b Aras fork; Kn yen ih kt, dy ste © .on A Ceding Frias Hu Forge, l'Oarilng \u201cIcatves \"Anis: ary a A Blahe NICHELITR DAPARTENT, Ton Gpoona.Dessert Sponrs, bi Dane die Pom ul orne x nl Tad Grey Goan Ae CEL Orotx DRFARTEANT, Freneh C iit, bre marb ; locks, gilt, ou rin Let v Knives, Plokls Kate, h-] &e.- makers, .\\__ Paaruxkuy Derantuant, Lubins\u2019 and Gomnell\u2019s Goods, in large va.\u201c Faxot Goône DxPARTMANT.Dvery artiole known Lo the Lade.ROBERT WILKER, RETR FOR.SALE at the « #FAROFFIOR\", \u2026 .di 1 84 Radeyendestreut, .\" oH tee ~ Frederioton on want of eon- | March 13, not yet reported et Portland.-| aellln; I droyk CREIPJOR SALE wo [ES in Wall a'reet is regarded with \u2018disfavor, as it is generally understood that the whole affair, from the commencement, was à olever ruse of Gould's to raise the price of stook.It is well known that a certain operator was busily engaged in buying up stock two days before the ernption and that he has realized a very handsome aura by his forek = Fally $12,000,000 of stock is under the con- trot of Gould, half of which is private pro- rt Pata has refused to furnish any explans- tion to interviewing reporters for his Ist wove, and a religious reticence is preserved around his office.It unie ter that tartling devel ts will.fortheomi BI o ROUND TOWN.«The 8:87 Neatorian, from Portland; 10th March, arrived out yesterday.\u2014 Madame Pisxntti gives her feongert this evening at the Mechanics\u2019 Hall.\u2014 The 8.8.Scandinavian, from Liverpool, \u2014 Montreal is willing to aid railways, but not to place one million of dollars in the lap of one Company.; *.\u2014 City Fathers! throw out that By-law, and adept one which will meet the views of the taxpayers.\u2014 Brother MoLaughlin, W.M., has been rpesnted by the Dominion L.0.L.with a Fo tlms-piece and an adjrgez.: \u2014 Joseph Robin, an eficient and mipacied member of the Police: force, died suddenly this morning at 3 o\u2019elock.\u2014 The reildence of Mr.W.B, Lampe, Alexander strest, was purchased yesterday by the Hon.Henry Starnes, for $21,000, \u2014 Lisat.-Col.MoKay has given $50 to the M.G.A.Non-Commissioned cfficers mess.shortiy.\u2014 Remember Madame Piszotti's concert in tbe Mechanics\u2019 Hall to-night.The programme is a very fine one, and will most assuredly be splendidly rendered.\u2014 The Court of Queen's Bench (appeal side,) bas gopfirmed the judgment given in favor Mr.Beapdry against the Viptoris Skating Club.The CluB fhéepds jo pps to the Privy Couneil.+ ; \u2014 At 11 this morning some plambers were te aky gae-meter at TE pairing » Je Bt, Jawronee Main street, when the lad at: ing =p ten of oo olose with his Jamp.an explosion énsned.The adjoining wood-work was soon In lames, but was easily extinguished by the fireman.The had was also ly burned about \u2018the face and clothes, - \u2014 The primary written examinations in tbe Medical Department, MoGill College, were hold Monday last in the William Mol.son Hall; the final close today at fgm bp p oral glosed in fhe Library, Cote Lo perdez wed ib heap ards Cote take place to-morrow, oppning st pm.Thy defence \"of the Theses will be made next M onday.= 8 the 13th Int, 8 number of carters brought suits inthe Oipsnit Oqupt sgsinst Thomas Mullins and Gabriel Lamon dif Rolland to recover dues as alleged incurred in slestioneering for the vetura of Mr.Rolland for the east ward last fall.The carters taking action were B.Ambry, W.Fitzrsimmons, L.Mannier and Z.Seguin.Their action was dismissed.\u2014 An observant citizen furnishes the following record of last season :\u20141st of Mareh, oarts out; Mayok radsisg on sing on the ise to St.Lambert's, and shoving the ioe.The latter event promises to be much later this year.On the 18th of last March s& steamboat was runnisg on the Richelieu, | \u2014 The Board of Out-Door Relief would earnestly urge upon those friends who have not yet sendin their subagriptions to do so withont dolar.he Board has been compel- lod to'purohase shpplies of firewood from the yards at the Bigh'vates, and funds Will be noëded to barry ou théir work \u2018till th¥ close of thé winter.\u201d Contributions may bs sent to.any member of the Board, or to W.Brown, at the Refuge.\u2014 Fhe St.Joseph Socipty, o sterday, their Beton] doy, formed at Ron hel , 4 Catherine street, proopedpd to St.Peter's Church, Visitation street, where Mass was celebrated pad Tatusoed to the \u201cstating int via Vis tation, St.Mary, X t.Lambert, St Lawrence Main, and St.Cuihogine gtreots.A sugcess ul concert was held by the Socipty at the Pagish Room, cornes Bt.Phanoois Hatier a otre Dame streets.The programme was exeellent, and fornished great amusement.\u2014\u2014\u2014ee CIRCUIT COURT BUSINESS, The March term of this Court ended on Saturday with a large number of oases in ar- rear.Many of these were settled ; there being a slight thangg of » sppoûy hearing, Intimition is given that the clerk in' the Olrouit Court Office, will héneefofth write out all writs.The'Srat day\u2019 of next April, Lundi de paques, will be a holi oy.The Cirouit Court will'sit each ay thereafter till the 17th inst., 3) aades bet \u20ac the outside limit for éach session.\u201d Thé lists ai being made up: \"Judge erthylot wifi Ji hakiy prosidp.On aù pihe fgst of May next, this Court will sit dally, a Judge of the\u2019 Bi: perior Court in attendance till the appolnt- ment is pegniagly filled.\u201d Co RECORDER'S GOURT, Wefore 3; B Nexto) Rage a 7 Marek 3'th.Fines for drunkennsss wory Imporsd upog the following pepeong :\u2014 Thomas Whitehill, Robert Kelly, John Olo- ney, John Qrr, Wm, Shannon, Michaai Mu}.ling, and doboMoGown $1 or & daya gagh.Dents rennin apd Wm.Davenron; $1.98 or 18 days, .Miohaol Sheshan, druok aad velasing to ay his garter, Wm, Dayton; $1.30 or ten 8, J.Bte.Batetis sid Elisabeth MoGrath ; $3 or 18 days.rien Courtois, assault on bis father; 92.40 or 16 days.\u2018 Fragools Perraalt, also father; $10 or 2 montbs; Fr was fired $13 and costs for lrquop on Sunday.; Catherine Canovan and Aun Middle for assault on his connepte with the Swallwell family, sem orem.© LIAS utrout, wave fed, The first quarterly disner takes place | 1th, épopt ga Notre Dame strest; March 30t , last eros- |- otre Dame, |.bartôge copenede ; which the applionat der which all bonds lssusd by inunicipalities old à BAZAAR ob WEDNESDAY nt se pn = for he office of EE Miss Wilson stép- can be registered a the Sos of fe ate on ; .: a LES a un Prime am phat 5 bi SE | A Tr a MBGNATIONS of FANCY and USEFOL An imperial decras reopens Sebastopol aa plats but lopressive order of ade the ox.Hounds, thas sande Boum sous thas ARTICLE are sollcited, pa AY De son Lo dinontions restorsd y : eeption of that portion of it There the Bike which wes quite pecure and tafe enough be- | 8 4 - ; La! hands & testament to tho malo applicant and fore tho passage ofthe int.Thèse Bonds pay Muir, 7.hice rook au ot; Mrs.N.) licenses him to preach, which was omitted.00 00 \"oo \\ Corsé, 18.nivenicy siveet.Mrs.1.Atwater Austner Try, Miss Wilson is à lady of middle age, and ap T7\" \u2018Vpércent == 76 Jniversity ; ., ys.: s Be mont st oot; ler H.Baylis, an Lowpox, March 30.earnest worker, She has taken the offiee of LATEST MONEY MARKET Terrace; Mrs.Lovell, 853 Bt Catherine strect; There was a meeting held in this oliy yes- Deaconess for three years.- ; his - Nee.a con, on Constant street: Drs.terdsy to take the preliminary steps for the The Erie Mephistapheles.FO \u2014 Marc K À ackman, Palace street; MrF-\u20acjorganisagion.of a Copyright Association, Gold at 3PM.cveurreess ces 5.JW to OO ountain street; Mre.Geo.Shaw; with the ohjoot cf protecting authors and New Yonx, March 19.Sterling Exchange.\u2026\u2026.,y.\u2026.\u2026.4 to 0 M Lo 75% Sherbrooke street; Mra, publishers 3 = re À to ° _ Jay Gould's resignation as direator of Erie M Mrs, Nutter, Refreshments may bo sent y 2! _ ue.the ball on the days of fhe Bazaar.a A Foolhardy Torontfouism Crushed hash oh received Tn Posh distrust by the Greentacks ord oh at of: i © œ ECHANICS HALL.to Death, pots: pein eden Tor his ast, Sver bond at à ant ol.Fa, ue \u2014 ) y ; ; err Ci10A00, March 10.By many who profess to be well asquainted qo Notre pa SoH Eg .\u2014 MADAME NINA PIZZOTTI Jobn MoDonald, from Toronto, was erushed 1th the ex-President's movements it is as.\u2014 mr DEEE th : ae 2 Va.Ported that Gould has retired from the Board | Hs Tow.otel, 7 Begsto that her nto a shap mass, at the corner of Ya merely to bo able to renew the fight and eon: amroes Ea To aT ar at LABT CONCERT bash Avenue and Jackson street, to-day.duot it tothe bitterend.Gould's resignation Libraries.= AN PARSON'S PURGATIVE PILLS.\u2014Best family physic; Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders, for horses, Manufuctaorers and Machinists should ke>p Jelnson's Anodyne Liniment, ready for use, New Advertisements tls PM.THE LARGE ORGAN RECENTLY PUT UP IN THE BHERBROQKE STREET W.M.CHURCH, BY MR.WARREN, OF THIS CITY, .WILL RE PUBLICLY OPENED THURSDAY EVENING NFXT, fier Iver.By Mr.Smith, Organist of Et James Street W.M.Ohurch, The united Ohoirs of the Shérhrooke and Dorcirester street Ohurahsé will render the Vocal part of the programme, PROGRAMME: 0 ther, whose Almighty power D.Father, las Maccabeus.1.O 4.Chorus\u20144 3 Organ Ro 0.n 4 Buet-0 Lovely Peace\u2014Judas Macoabous 6, Solo\u2014But the Lord is Mindful of His Own 1 \u2014St Pan.Address BY Bey.JANRS Gopbox.Callection In ald of the Organ Fund.7.0 .Sola.& Sol 0 Angels ever biight and fair\u2014Theo- © dorm, 9, Organ Wolo - 30, t The Lord § Wig\u2014 Dus} (Bass) Ie « amon Of Wig\u2014 11.0 ~, 12.Choris Hallelujabh\u2014Mesinh, .Donrs open at half-past seven o'clogk.Con cert to pes share & a\u2019cltock, A drmindionr free, à onllestion being taken pp in Nid of the organ fund.« BONAVENTURE MARKET GPALES: 4, THE NEW: MARKET, *~ : M | Bonaventure Street, West, KNOWN 48 \u201cTHE BO 'AVENTURR MARKET\" {3 now Finished, and about beng Opened, Applications from Butghers and Dealers for thy LEASING OF STALLS AND STANDS In this Market will be received by the undersigned.RENTS LOW.ec WILLIAM WORKMAN, J ORROCKSES' COTTONS.f.QARSLEY'S PRICE LIST: .8.CARSLEY, Si} Move ete street.Black Billes for (resses from 63 cents.Rix Tpontbä! time given to safe pion: os c hax ed Pa 0 ORPORATION OF MONTREAY, wa TER WORKS DEPARTMENT.\u2026_\u2026 _BUBLIQ NOTIQE _ ; Is hereby given that from THIS DAY uni further order, the y of Water tn the Clty will be partiaily restricted ad foilows:\u2014 an of section of the city lying below the level of 8 Taches stmat Bleury sireek, at ate between Bloury and Mouz{ain ahd of Dorchèster ripest, Wiest of Mountain street, will: recelve the Water from SIX o\u2019clook A M.UU SEX o'glook P.M, EVERY DAY, .\u2019\u2014- And that seating of tue gity sbove the previous mentioned pisces, Irom BIX o'clock P.M.UH SIX A.M.\u2018 In the meantime, whelover 14 will bs pes- tiple there will bg a full .Wailer jenants ape, tt requested to prevent any undue wasts, aud to keep, at al) Umes, à small supply on reserve, | (Ry opder,) : A - : LL LOUBLIBAGE, .: Cg SQN Of MW.W, mo Un um} wa OST, on the ung of the 1h, ne Sul St Patri of Badr rough It: end tao Ls Te In capt'ais aio the 1:tlavs.outalde or1t, his ac and the date of.scribed on tho inside.A reward will be Lo any one returhing it to No, 12 Vial ee eee OST.REWARD, \u2014 hise L Dog apsvering to eee of mo e finder wiil 5, Lawromy ge from the Mali, or vlaite ton, ao not ere ue ue à 28 - \u2018ent bringing it fo 486.658, L BN meer ee a iE = | insi,, will be -C.G.on the | + nstr Hon.Robert C, Schenok.The Easter Raview to Take Portsmouth.Loxpox, M Brighion on place, as sufficient manœuvres can ever, for a review at Portsmouth.Cambridge.tween Ogford and Cambridge, is The men are out for practice, and Ing is witnessed by à large numb betting is 7 srew.Robbery by Sallors.Two sea u, belong: the \u201cCuba, Bavi vessel.Accused of Fraud, .M, Bishop of Chisago * is the title which will soon be tried before th some questionable transagtions in certain real estate matters._ Steamships Arrived, Sales al Morning Hoard ; #0 shares of Montreal Bank st.18 shares of Montreal Bank a 10_shares of Montreal Bank at.80 shares of Royal Canadian Ban 13 shares of Commerce Bank at,, The sales at the A T shares of City Batik at.130 shares of Merchants\u2019 Bank a r 42,000 of Corporation #'p'e.Stosk 934; 10-40's, 89}, Bourse heavy; Rentes, 551.770.| PUBLIC OPINION \u2018 Adyerijsing.To-the Editor of Tx Span.\u2018Drau Sin,\u2014I notise thet throw sountry aditors are strivin the features of op, has 00) wm, indee ot I fod my Jurinses ng vaoqipation, though sugh insert me, and, circumstances cannot expect any Pp Bave to sincerely thank the Joy oexpected favor, and fpust if will and prosper.\u2019 Truly Tours, ete, in \u2014 Mr.White, travelling Brantford Courier, is in town to-merrow morning, at the at 10 o\u2019clook punotually.1, réceatiy hotd lution was unsni ppt measure against small-pox, railroads for Montreal.whole grant to one com \u2014 Louis Thorin, aged 68, aod Jerome Delurme, of Ste.The! arrested this morning, charged wi an'axe from à Mis.Mai was dischatged, ad De six weeks.: ! \u2014 The mothe Champagne, the buste à as r Colonel Harwood, the sum poor widow.t of the onfortu the Governmen Crawn side, opening Tuesday n brief.A ease of of arson, one of forgery, and +0 counterfoit coin will come up Jesse Monk will \u2014 The Union Revival Services w tinued this evening in the Weal, dist shureh, 8t.Jam styeat, at o\u2019elooE, À éordial invitation is e members of all denominatio of whatever class, to att in the St.ok\u2019s Hall, prooesds of the Ganera!-Logpitai.P will read, Mr.Prowse will have tableaux, and Mr.Joseph Gould direction of the ation Te treat publie.| The Hosp! warm add cordial support frasm all on St.Josterdaÿ afternoon when knooki door ez à two hours\u2019 absence, | .rise.This part N The eervant se Jones [ing wp stairs found vant ig the hous subsequent tion pevented the fact $30 had been thken 1 was azrested hy Detective Mn lentes her gulit, but will net state about it, or her visitor.to awalt furth for trial at the is an American.Duura.\u2014Qne month.Trre.\u2014Write to the Nec i New York.: Pepe M{rehaat\u2019s Exchange.Chromite for a: few days, aw pb ty ween: : nicatéon 7 ,; hi < Guiszanivr Ori Course, raid Batumdey, iD cad 100 4 Onley i fast, Mr.Joo.B.A.penser of Crown \u201cHerbert and Anderson were among the tellers appointed to count the vates + the motion.: A Chagte for Nery Consequential y Damages.: - Loxpox, March 20.Among the persons sjepted from the galleries of fhe Pte of a last night, when Lord Hamilton called attention to the of the visitors thore, was the The contemplated review of volunteers at aster Monday will ndt take tained.Arrdngements are Leing made, how- The Light and Dark Blues\u20147 to 4 en .Loxpox, March 20.1\" The interest in the fortheoming ny er- sons, wbo gather along the shores.The to 4 in favor of the Cambridge Livaxrons, March 20.ug to teamehip ses artested at Liverpool, an committed to await thoir-triai on à charge of atealing & number of Ftalian bank notes, whish ware shipped for New York by that The Roman Catholic Bishop of Chicago Cwicago, March 14.B.Taylor agt.the Catholie Court in this city, and which, if the allega-~ tions in the bill fyled by the complainant be troe, involves the Rt, Rev.Thos, Folgy in Qurrsarows, March 30.Argived, 4 i 3 Siberin, from Boston, and-Oity-of Bristol, from New York: \u2014 Pinanetal, \u2018MoxraryL Sy ox Eycusmas, \u2019 Mast 1873.} 23 shares of Montreal Bank (oem) 25 shares of Metropolitan Bank at raoon Hoard were : 150 shares of Commerce Bank at.25 shares of Metropolitan Bank af.Loxpoif, Märeh 30-\u20141:20 P,M.Consols\u2014-Money, 934 ; assount, 03 Bonds \u20141863, 921; 1865 (old), 93}; 1067, Panis, Maroh 20.The 6 Medical Journal\u2019 and Free a to copy many of ° ular paper.sve £hat the Metiool Jouraal a bites led.your f advertising -sys- it takes a gore advance vortisement Ferpon - gonspiguougiy didpls té lon was not orde course, the publishérs ander suck | Joux BOUND.TOWN.\u2014 M373.H.Buckland Is rapidly recovers £ agent of the Henri Paul, accused of.forgery, will be tried at the next Court of Queen's Beneh.- The Board of Out-Door Relief will mest House of Refers, mapting o ) x re = e ing £ the Medsco-Chirargical mously oarried Ja favor of a proteoti \u2014 Reliable parties are ready to prove that the million grant oan bo made to seenre three To talk of giving the y is outrageour, and will be 20 voted By the people.\u201cof Voitigeurs, 'atoallog sl garet N ah: Thorid lorme\"sent \"down for h id 11; IE fe re of $200.Bhy isa ~= Thy term of the Cours of Quesn'e Bench, murder.ro for issuing occupy the Bench 48 alf-past 7 nt te-morrow evenin, charge of tha rtion of the atare for the tal deseyves the most ise Jones, whose residency 1a situated Thain street, was greatly astonished ng at the t was open- by = young man, whom she did not recog- passed rapidiy dut and asppes e that a purse containing from a drawer.She is sommitte eons Boon sod sommittal The prison ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS, Corrisr\u2014Apply to the Secretary of the W.H.Haxoo0x.\u2014Esquire at Dawson Bres, Montreal, er Chroné Ditoo, Quebes.To Mancarrrat- buge washing-machine, squeezed through the wringer, and travels on to the starcher.It mow becomes a victim to her merciless treatment, and must receive the gift of much boiled starch as it will sontain.ae.ting pow life \u2018from her, it wends its way je the ironer, who has jast taken a new heater from the coke fire, and who smooths and glosses it into shape, giving it character with which ft can go out into the world without fear.The round-about way ef a linen collar from the time it leaves the cutter until i is completed is mysterious indeed.In another department of this establish- moont we ohserved a cluster of young ladies in the secret art of making \u201cbows\u201d of silk, and ties for'the neck.: In another locality, not far removed from the collars, we see a bevy of hands employed on shirts.Here, too, are mysteries which we will not attempt to explain.Like the collar, & shirt goes through a great many hands before completion.Space prevents us from going more fully into detail of what the eye saw in this thriv- Ing factory, but we must say that we think the firm deserve the encouragement of the entire dry goods trade of the Dominion, and all who traffic in gentlemen's furnishings.THE WEATHER, Temperature in the shade, by standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn, Harrison & Co.Opticians and Mathematical Instrn- ment Nomi & 211 Notre Dame street :\u2014 mi.yesterday, 159 ; 8 a.m.to-day, 9 » to day, $ ; PS =, Max, Mean, 1795.tandard eter com sated and corrected :\u20146 p.m.tea 3 ., 20:52 :1 , > Mpotreal, Mare ie PR.® \u2018MONTREAL STOCK MAREEY.x 870CK- Buyers) Trane 24 Sellers.Bauk n Royai Canadian Metropolitan.Sechanies Bank vee an of Commeroe Montrenl - Sol Huron Baph y.aus PhC.ec.nec nenanes Montreal 7 p.c, Siook Montreal (dr, Hands Montreal W W.Do.6 p.e.Stook.\u2026.EXCHANGE Bank 80 de ht 75 days eevee Merchants\u2019 Bills \"ad date.; Bank on demand on New York, |.104 Merchants\u2019 Bills.vere.00 3 Gold Drafts on N.York.1-1807 @ 40id rate at noon in Ney Yacg.s ; le Commerciaï Hofol, Unaboillez Square.Travellers heretofore have hed 4 wise expensive hotels or comman id Sol oe Trobviate suoh oxperbez and annove cer, Mr.J.G.Motion} the well-Entfn asterer has 0, Hotel ning the Railway Stati I, and farnished it in good style.H u; LL house Dominion.2 aient costa in ransiont day.vai larme, # Lan == Vegetahle Puimonary Balsam, 0 {From Bey.Lyman, Xe.Monireat.) .MESSRS.COTLER BROS, & Co, \u2014.-\u2014.\" Gentlemen \u2014Having sold your \u201c Vegeta table Pulmonary Batam ¥ for the last forty years, I tosay that it has given better satisfaction u Any other medicine tai] have sald for Cougha, Lungs.} havre used sant\" San ano] Cal.Fletcher's Sate, which is only one of many that might Very truly yours, \u2018 BENJAMIN L lo Moa March 0, 1870 YMA Lymans, Clare & Co., Montreal © voa BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS ee Notioss snder this head Pree of charge.Births, ERa\u2014On Sunday, 17th inst.fe of Mr.John Rogers, of a son.the wife Marriages.Depey, MILES\u2014At Compta: on the 1 \u2018Instant, Alonzo Pape bo Chartes ao el Ce qe dinoese ew Hampsh XB, SHURTLEFF\u2014At Compton, Q., on tre anh to Re Te NOT Mosher, | Barfo n ail Coatlocoke, hurt HARTWFLI, xAt Er RSE ma J.Bartok, Five mère, ; LIVINGSTONB\u2014At Bistowal) t'on the th in at à w Sock\u201d Ah: towel, to nh oKen- Eo dota niece of Jobin, Livin th ( 0 © celebrated African explorer.© Menthe, HAwsine- En thls attr.an the 19th instant, Annie, 28-216 yoars, eldost daughter Per Harkins, se The funeral will take place,from her father\u2019s residence, 191 Nazareth street, onW ednesday afterncon,at 0'olock, to the Roman Catholic Cemetery.Friends and acqualatances are re- apeetfully invited fo attend.LIONATS\u2014AL his father 5 residen Lionats wine marchant aged 83 years wd @ days.y * The funeral' will take place from his father's residence, on Saturday and k con tn recom mend th on etche fl- Mosh wdwerl both of am.Friends and acqualntances are ; respectfully invited to attend.BANNvILLE\u2014]ID this city, on the 19th of Msrch, Patriek ville.aged 48 a native of ty Wexford, The funeral will taire pince from bis late residence, No.47 Aqueduet t, ' onThuraday, the Sist March, at p.m.Friends and acquaintances pre re quested to accept this intimation.- Dx LaGnave\u2014 At Hull, Q., Dame Marie 50 years, widow of Denis LéGrave, lateof Montreal.\u2014 NHILSON\u2014 At the General Hos; Geewge \" sou are Nelison, aged 8 years, rgeant George W non, of te City Police.Coapr\u2014In this .oi on the 18h 1 t ut Cecilia.bfant daughter of Wm, Ross\u2014At Kast Saginaw, Michigan, on the 15th March, Susan Ann, the beloved wife of D, W.Rosa, Req.and daughter of Jobn McDonald, Ksq., of River La Guerre, County Huntingdon, P, Q JOR SALE, a good Milch dieux ei, BT Bapildte Vitiane Lou ALR IMMEDIATELY vrivate Adee aig rime, SELLING OFF AT COST, are tirtne from baginess, xt 97 Mountain ERUGEMAR RS em AS U Corée and sting.ey weré the \u2018\u2019turners-ont,*\u2019- | Polrier, Mr, 08, Colborne | instant, Arthur good morning Sind instant, at § o'clock, The 4 EVENING STAR\" is fur sale ot ah comt snch a8 the folk & awe , Btandet W., Fruit and Flower store, 787 | Brel streot.__ Belanger, B.Fu it Store, &c., Barry street.Boucher, F., Fruit Store, 315 NL.Lawranee Fruit Siore and Newnan Breseuu,.\u201c Depot, Craig street, | Brennan, James, t Slore, 21 Bt Antoine posté\u201d.Brunet, Fruit Btare, 566 Bourgaies me News [ street.Depot, Bl.Cath Bell Jour, Pictures and Picture Frames, 60 part} >, Fruit Bto 4is St, M nn e Mrs Boomers 3p hulk Store, U3.cap rest Gy nf A Bonner, Mes, Fruit Store, @8 BL Joseph ee Cook, Thomas, Fruit Store, 10 Radegonde Cockburn, J., Fruit Dealer, 1)¢ Welll et Cooper, Mra.0, Frult Store, Mee.Catherine Collins, J.C., Fruit, &c., 803 St, Catherine at.Clark, 'M Straw\u2019 Bonnet Cleaner, 17 St An Ci wi , Groce: &o., Forfar = point Br Chamero , trees, Samipbell, J., Fruit Dealer, 10 Bleury sf olm, C.R.& Co.nture De; and on the trains by their News Agents Olements, J., Grocer, corner of Anderson and uchetiere streets.Store, 779 St.Catherine T8, Earthcnware, dc, 6255 Joseph Fri 2 BSL te, Fertig À dstiorory and Cenfectionery, 199 Gana ApoE and Confectionery, rer Se ii a tel, Gau! gen a tr Charjea, Frais Store, 471 Gaalt, À.i aud Faney Goods Btore, No.Holland, Mra.Fis aad 3 olan: à ; Try street.\u2026.ews Depot, 612 8 \u2018Ham preys, Mra, Fancy Goods, 981 84.Ca- Ha pose strce nkin, Mra.It Stor B Higginson, Mrs Fide sde ete Pano Kelly & Co., Fre and Srare, #7 Kerr, Miss, ¥rulie, Confectionery and Pi \u2018 \u2018a corne Hermine ang.Juror a\u201d Laugur a d., Grocer.183 MeCord atreet, Lawler, Meu, Fruit Store 119 McOord a t.Lavelle, D.J Fruit and News Dapoh, 4 Che z&quare, Lyons, 8.Grocary Gore, 488 Hota urray, AN BE catherine street, Lure ™ x Mrs, Colborne streets.oerner Ottawa Mare, Mrs., Fruit 8 13% At.Antolnet.§ M cadre Re t Bonaven.Madd ok, J et g ee _ 0c « Friuli Atere, 115 Bonaventure # Nopmen Grocer, &c., 19 St.Antoine st O'Malléy, J.Fruit Btore, 878 St.Ca eriue at, Of nhelmre, E., 440 St.Joseph street.Family Grooer, 6 Papineau Payno, George, Fruit Store, 145 Bonaventure Payette, J., Mr., Bacher aud News Depot, 114 Naga © street.- Proulx 5 T., Fruit Stare, 834 St, Catherine pes ne ay toi streeL re Senecal, Andrew, Tai, stroet, gm h a Depot, re, Fru 623 St.Joss, sa A dire, Fancy Gode, ce an.dns Groeer, St.Patri C.J., r, cornes née St.Antoine strea: Thibaudeau, KA 0.A, Bla Toman oh 2 at, pars street, ware Joseph, ows Depot, 82 Benaven- 68, Wm,, Confeotto; Van Wm.= ose Bleury street, Webster, I.Boarding House, 116 Benaventure 428t Urbaimet.» 415 Wellington Fruit and News Store, 345 + x » Naventure s for Bervants, 8 __ NSW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW STORE! .NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES! \u2014 AM ALLAN #CO0,, TTE CITY HOTEL) Have the honor to inform the public that they have opened out a splendid assortment of BYAPLE and FANCY DRY-GOODS, comprising, In addition to the usual variety, the following epecini îînes :\u2014 Black Glace and Gros Grain Billes, 750.to $2.Dress Goods, special New find Fashionable ne, at9e, worth Over 350 patterns Ho 1e'3 and Ashton\u2019s Fancy Prints, very low.fon\u2019sF Black Lustres and Cobourgz, Heavy, yard-wide Unbleached Cotton, 12e.Ladles\u2019 Merino Mnished Hose, ribbed, $1.50 per dosen, worth 25 cents per pair, Double Coated and French Corse 40 cents and upwards, Wore us Haberdashery lu great variety.Fashionahle Fancy Mixed and P \u2018worth 43 cents, worth Secs) rv Tweeds, English, Scoteh and Canadian Tweeds, French and English Does and Hroadcloths, Fancy Coatings, Vestings, &c., &c., &c.We would also Intimate that we are prepared to make to order Gents\u2019 Fashionable Clothing at ahoët notice and moderate prices Our Talloring Department will be under the supervision of Mr, THRRIAULT, Please give us a call, FRENCH LESSONS y & we ca a Tonner, in £3801 from 12} cents, 60-15-eod iven by letter, to P'PURT Pr street, room 15 (up sala) \u2014\u2014 10 LET, a neat Dwelli Toma, Nao.20 Halmors) 8% 34 Founding strep, em Mow ANTED, à smart young man to drive an - 2 ; must have recommen ona, Avply af 22 Founding street.cadet ANTED, an active or silent Partner with Won in an established bortness, wilh return guaranteed ddress H.E, an > With five treet.Apes; office.Pate or Me EE | (CIRCUIT COURT, Montreal.[No.1088.) LOUIS A.JETTE treal qu et al, Lawyers, of Mon- Dlaintifts, ve AUGUSTE FOUR of the same place, be sold\u2019 by public auction, on Saturd eth day of March, Inst.at Ten of i e demicile of the Defendant, in the Clty of Montreal, the tela seized in this onuse, oon- of Trtinks, Cobourg, Clock, Household \"ire, &c.Terms ossh, WILFRID DUMAS, B8.C, | Montreal, March 20th, 1872 8-1 PTT Bat ees Armes AD es, Apply to 0.74 TUGG iv 61-8 ood Furni To L a Furnished House, In th mn viol of the Oathodral, for one or wo years.For ou a to « H.TUGGEY, 163 St.Jamos street, PRY ' .61-6e0d TO LRT, eu Cot Nos.53 Oty Councillor stroe in good repair.Apply to C, H.Tuga) Xi C \u2014\u2014 SAPOLIO cleans windows without wetting the carpet.For sale by mostly every Grocer and Hardware Mer- shant; wholesale by the agent.Le % A SURVEYER, O84 Oralg street.QAPOLIO dleans knives without a board, J, VERYBODY, call and see ie op E (LD NEWSPAPERS FOR RALRK st the RTAR (fies.10.CENTS FOR SALE at the STAR OFFIOR (ENTS FOR SALE et this Ces.OFA R0% SALE AT THE Oz NEWSPAPERS FOR MALE as the STAR Oce.» street |.NEW ADVERTIBE MENTE, J OHN H.R.MOLSON & BREWERS AND SUG AR REFINRES, HAVE FOR SALR, REFINED SUGARS, NDIA \u2018PA ALE~1n wood snl MILD ALE\u2014Iy wood and bottle, PORTER-\u2014In od aud bottle, | Famllied regularly supplied at thelr reste dences with Ales ani Porter.OFFIOR\u2014No.217 ST.JAMES STREEE, (CHARLES D.EDWARDS, (LATR KERSBAW & EDWARDS) Manufacturer of - FIRF-PROOF SA FES, And every description of FIRE AND BURGH PROOF SEQU- No.@ ST.JOSEPH STREET (Old Bt.George's Church), MONTREAL 56-1y HorLAND & cusmne, 38 ST.PAUL ST REET, Have Just opened, Cases of JEWELLERY, ULCANITÉ JÉWELLERY GILT JEWELLERY, PURS ÔCKET-BOOKR, WALLETS, TABLE-CUTLERY, OOMBS AN MEERSCHA UN.Bh wit d other PIP ; > \u2019 and other TOBACCO POUCHES > BS, = - GOLD v Also, à large varietyof other Goods In thelr line, which they offer to the trade at very low prices, - se - Ty TY TTT ee BOLLAND § CUSHING, 866 ST.PAUL STRERT.2 N A GY ; \u201c FURRIER, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Of alt kinds of FORFIGN FURS, 860 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.The highest cash price paid for Raw Fors, Orders executed at the shortest notice.H-1y TT INAHAN.& O'CONNOR FABHIONABLE BOO T AND BHOR MAN UFACTURERS, 389 Ni OTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, (TIFFIN\u2019S BLOCK,) Third door East of 8¢, Pater street.Ladies\u2019, Genta\u2019, and Children\u2019s Boots and Bhoes made to arder, _ An assortment of English and French work: constantly on hand.OR SALE, F One Power Morticing Machine, One Band Baw Machine, Ong Wood Turner's Lathe, One Bookbinder\u2019s Screw Press.One over, Eine and Boller, thres borse- May bo seen working.Apply to R.GARDNER & BON, NOVELTY WoRks, - Nazareth street, \u20ac % - FINE GOLD JEWELLERY WATCHES, §c., 4c.SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.WILLIAM B.McMASTER (Successor to Me Master & Logan), .No.93-NOTRE DAME STRRET ARNISHES! BAFLIS, WILKES # C0.MANUFACTURE VARNISHES, for the English market, and home copsum tion.VARNISH GREEN, far Bun Blinds, sam used in England.o a8 AXLE GREASE, in boxes.Trade ke MACHINERY OIL, three Erades; will ed - gum, or freeze În cold weather.Paints, Boiled OM, Col Al nts, , Colors, Bronses, Price lista forwarded, Apdress to Office and F : actory 18to3 NAZARETH STREET, MONTREAL.im P.C AY ELO, + WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 2 OFBSTER DEALER, 620 ST.CATHERINE STRKET.Recelved dally Fræsn CAN, BOULE and TH Fate Ar, @ TRADE AMILIES 8 TED the celebrated Nurseries of FLINT & Man cé dE i.28 (CHEAP FARMS! FREE HOMES! On the ling of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.A land grant of 12,000,000 ACRES OF THE BEST FARMING IN AMERICA.3,000,000 AORES IN NEBRASKA, IN THE GREAT PLATTE VALLEY, THE ; GARDEN OF THE WEST, NOW FOR-SALEI These lands are in the central portion of the United States.on the 41st degree of North Latitude, the central line of the great tempe- ate rome of the Pairs ° n growing and Ock raisin, unsurpassed y any in the United # 8 CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favdrable terms given, and more convenient to market than can be found elsewhare.Free Homesteads for actual settlers.The best locations for Colonies, Boldiers entitled toa homestead of 100 acres.Freo passes to purchasers of \\and.to Bend for the new descripti, mphl new maps, blished À Epallen obit Swedish and Adress 0.FPAVI Coramissioner; Ù.P.s-awaw 10 ICE.Nor The following classes of advertisements wif .be inserted In all the editions of THR STAR FREE OF CHARGE : BERVANTS WANTED, CLERKS WANTED BITUATIONS WANTED, BOARD VACANCIES, * BOARD WANEZD, BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.PERRONAL ABVERTISEM ARTICLES FOUND, © ARTICLES LOST.These advertisements will receive the sam prominenes and attention an if paid for.# ADVERTISING OFFICE 91 St.James Street.Where fall partieniers of our free advertisements will be made known, GRANAM & 60.CENTS FOR SALE at the XJ STAR\u201d OFFICE, in English, Ge: oC mailed Trae overran - RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS, fh ; Be AND MINRRAY: LANDS ù x.i\"THE EVENING STAR.Wednesday, March 38, 1878, NORA'S CHIME; UR, \"THE CAPTSIN'S REVENGI.CHAPTER 11.0 Continued.) * That unfortunate yo young gir) up stairs is your wife, air, is she not!\" she abroptly de- demanded.The juuug mon smiled\u2014a tort pecaliar and inexplicable smile.He had been smoking à cigat when-the woman summoned him away.and he did not take the trouble to rewove it from his lips .+ lias ake told you \"207\" he asked, \u201cShe has told we nothing.I don\u2019t think she will ever speak to any one in this world, poor thing! 1 dén't think she will ever live to see another sun rise and set.JL was madness tor her te attempt this journey at all.\u201d 4 | Iie handsome face into which\u2019 she looked as she spoke was movoless us a etono wask.© Poor little girl!\u201d Le said; * but she would come.You will do all\u201d you ean for her, my good Mrs.Evans, and as far as money cau reward you, you shall be rewarded.suppose a doctor is a wild impossibility in this waste and bowling wilderness.\u2019 ¢ Thero is no ductor nearer than Ulster\u201d \u2014s0 she pronounced the name \u2014* and all the ductors on earth eannot conquer death.\u201d .* Very true; nevertheloss, I must endoa- vor to reach Alcester some time to- day, nod send a physicianTrom there.Weumust make an effort, you know.\u201d \u201cYou have not answered my question, sir,\u201d the woman said, sharply.\u201c Is she y our wife ?\u201d* * My good roul, that is beside the quostion, isn\u2019t it?What does it matter to you whether she is my wife, or any one's wife, sothat you are well paid ?\u201d + Jt matters this, sir,\u201d exclaimed Mrs Evans, with flashing eyes, \u201cthat I'm an Woman, and the mot: rer-of a daughter, \u201cand that I don\u2019t keep open'house fer \u2014\u201d The young man's white fingers covered her Don't say it,\u201d he said; \u201cdou\u2019t.You would bo sorry fur it after, I assurc you, you would.Besides, what can you do?You can\u2019t turn her out in the storm to die.Take care of her while she lives, take caro of her till she dies, if die sho must.I Yepoat, you shall be amply rewarded.And now, if you'll excuse me, I'll rcturn to breakfast, for I shall roally neud that weal if I'm to travel to Alcester in the storm.\u201d .He left her abruptly as Le spoke, and the worian looked after him with angry eyes.\u201cHe's got the face of an angel, and the heart of & demon!\" she said, indignantly.\u201cIt\u2019s the old story, I auppose\u2014a pretty little innocent creaturo\u2014a handsome acoun- dral\u2014a home deserted, and hearts broken.Ah! dear me, it\u2019s a wicked world!.Poor little suffering soul! I'll do what I oan lor her\u2014her blood will not be on my head.\u201d She asoonded to the chambor \u201cabove, and the young man went back to his breakfast ; but he had very little appetite forthat meal, He drank a cup of Jane's tea, awalliwed a mouthful of bread as though it hod been s pill, and rose abruptly from the table.\u201cThe storm is subsiding,\u201d he said.*¢ Driver, I'll ride with you to Alcester.\u201d \u201c\u2018All right, sir; Dick and me\u2019s off for the hosses.I'll mount one \u2014 you can\u2019 have t'other.But you'd be a sight moro camfort- able waiting here.\u201d The stage driver and one of the young farmers set off for the scene of the disaster.Morning bad broken rainy and raw, but the _ storm had expended its fury; the lightning had ceased, and the rain fell softly.Henley and his friend drew cluse to the fire and lit their pipes, but the moody stranger stood by the window, staring out st the dull dawn.Not once did he move, He stood there, a tall, dark ghost, until the return of the two men with the hurses.Then, without one word of farewell, ho donned hat and cost, loft the house, mounted one of the jaded steeds, and rode away.# It's like the Marble Guest in \u2018Don Giovanni,\u201d \u201d said Henley, with a shrug; his anxiety about that pretty little thing up stairs won't wear him into his grave.I sup- , pose he's gono for the doctor.\u201d \"Yes; he bad gone for a doctor.Five bours aftor, when Bill Brown elatiored up! to the house with fresh horses and a vehicle, a young man with spectacles sprang out, sad announced himself as Dr.Banks.Mre.Evans met him, and ushered him upstairs at once.£* Where's he\u2014the young gentleman ?\" she usked._ \u201cWaiting at Alcester.But he fes\u2019d me handsomely, Mrs.Evans, and he sent you this to reward you and bury Ler if she died\u2014 to reward you and provide for all present nat cossities if she lives.\u201d __ Ho showed a roll of notez, one hundred pounds in sll.\u2018 Who is he ?\u201d Mrs.Evans asked, \u201cNever set oyos on him before\u2014don't know him from Adam.\u201d \u201cAnd he didn\u2019t tell you is name, nor hers?\u201d * Not he, although I asked him.He told me my business was to bring her round if I could, and not to ask unnecessary questions.He's to wait at Alcester until I return, and hear the result.\u201d Yes, the young man was waiting at Alces- ter\u2014wai:ing in à fever of impatience that kept him pacing up and down his hotel room like a caged tiger.* Will she live ?\u2014will she die 2\u201d So rang the one constant refrain.\u2018Am I to be free, or sre two lives to drag me down instead of one?Oh, fool! fool! fool! that J have been, to risk ail for love of à pretty face, and think the world well lost 1\u201d The dismal day wore on, the moral dismal evening sottled down over the dull little country town.Just as the dusk deepened into darkness, Dr.Banks's gig rattled up to the botel, and the doctor, wet and tired, strodo into the little parlour.The two men stood face to face in the gloom; but out of that gloom one face shone white as marble.\u201cWell,\u201d ho asked, in a breathless whisper, * is it life, or ts it death ?\u201d #Itis death!\u201d SBlowly and solemnly thnt answer came.The young man ataggored back a pace, and put his hand before his face.\u201cThe child may live\u2014she will die.\u201d \u201cThe child\u2014girl or boy?\u201d \u20ac \u201cA girl.The mother will hardly morning.\u201d - \u201cYou msy go,\u201d said the young man, hoarsly.* I wish to be alone.\u201d The doctor loft.Tho gig had hardly rolled out of sight in the darkness when the parlor bell rang.«Is thers & train t3 London to-night?\u201d the voice spoke out of the darkness, .« Yes, sir ; i but it will be Inte before you reach town.\u201d « That is no matter.I must try it.\u201d Half an hour later the handsome young man with the nquiline nose and dark eyes was leaving Alcestor far behind him, and leav no olud to the mystery that on- shrouded him.Who he was, where he came from, what that dying girl was or had boen to him, were among the impenetrable secrets locked in his own dark sou And far away, in that wretohed hut in the woods, that forsaken young girl lay, watched over by strangers, whiter and colder than winter\u2019s snow.And in good Mrs.Evan's lap slumbered the new-born baby, as uncon- seious of the strangely-chequered life before \u2018\u2019Ét\\as its nurse Was of the dark mystery that wrapped its dying mother.CHAPTER IIL The October afternoon was slowly darkening into a chill and windy night.It was very nesr.the close of the month, and there was an ioy breath of winter in the shrill gale sighing through the woods and over the.fisids of Warwickshire.It was late in October, and the yellow leaves whirled away in melancholy drifts, and black, jagged olouds, prescient of coming storm, sailed slowly up the low-lying sky.; Mra.Evans\u2019s best bedroom, bare and forlorn enough at its bost, looked doubly bare aud fetiorn in tho gray light of this bleak Ootober afternoon.Down stairs the fire burned bright, and buxom Jane sang blithely over her work ; but there where Mrs.Evans's atient sat, with her baby on her knee, - foking blankly \u2018ont at tho dying day, the view within and without was desolation it- soif.oung girl \u2014she could not have beon \"Tho young ge ant quite alone, her hands Sided, her great dark eyes looking straight before her, with a look of heavy, hopeless despalr.À strange face for that but in the woods-\u2014a beautiful, high- bred face, \"with sombre, futhomless eyos, and heavy waves of h For, despl .De.Beaks, Spe Mrs.opinion of who saw Brac, despite Yh oft to low fate in the fousst, had not died.Very only that for days and weeks.slowly\u2014e0 ths Vad ley o of she Sutteriny spirit hoversé in the 8h dow-\u2014bal serély tif won the vistory: | Tho large dark Aes opened, with 1ife apd URN Zz gt ab ET ri \u2014 ry Gi WTP 3 i z BONE i 4 i es open | reasun burning aly ju their depths, snd & fat voles asked for \u2018* Ernest,\u201d \u201c Blanche,\u201d pa,\u201d and-then sleep tosk her, and life bat more strongly than ever whos she awoke.september passed, Ootober onbel, a pe rose | from that doi the mystery tha ad wrapped first Yas The same impenetrable myWieryd now.Good Mrs.Evans's burning eurlosity surnod us bopeiessiy as ever still.After those Pret feobly murmured names she had naked no questions for more thaw 1 week.Then une night, as Mra, Evans sat alone by the bedside, the dark eyes turned full upon her, aud the low voice asked a \u2018question.\u201c Where is Ernest 2\u201d \u201cThe young pian, wholeft you bere?Ob, ne's gone long ago!\u2019 \u201cGone I\" \"Yes, and good riddanes ; ; for if over there was o heartless scoundrel on the face of the earth, he\u2019s that scoundrel.1je left you here dying, as he thought, and much he cared.\u201d The white face never changed\u2014the dark eyes never left the grim countenance of the nurse.* Where au 1?Who are you?How do E come to be hore 7\u201d Mrs.Esans briefiy related the mishap to the stage.coach, and what had followed.\u201c And F noyer thought fo sit aud talk to you like this, for of al! the miracles over I heard of, your life being rpared is the greatest.Tell me, my dear, are you that bad man\u2019s wife ?7 Tho white face darkened suddenty\u2014dark ened with such deadly hatred that good Mra.Evans recoiled, \u201cThere! ther!\u201d she exclaimed ; for goodness sake don't look like thatd r won't ask ny more questions.Look at the baby ody little sleeping pet!\u201d ~ She held it up,;but the young mother put out one wasted hand, and dhrust it away with a gesture of fierce repulsion.« Take it out of my sight 1\u201d she oried.\u201cI hate the sight of it! Viper! and apawn of » viper! T would strike itif I dared!\u201d \u201c Heaven forgive you, you wicked mother!\u201d \u201cMra.Evius sald, unutterably shocked.\u201cYou | are as bad at heart as that bad man.\u201d The young girl sat suddenly upright in bed, and stared Mrs.Evans full in the (abo with her blazing hlagk oyes.\u201c Bad! Yes there ia a damon ipgarnatein\u2019 my wrongs.I loved him\u2014I left all and this is my reward! Bat let bim beware, tor, by the heaven above we, I'll have such vengeance upon him as woman never had on man bofcre 1\u201d?She foll back on her to the wall, and from tha eullen silence nothing .her to break.This bleak October evening she had taked her child in her arms for the first time.It was the tiniest mite of babyhood, with two: solemn black eyes and a waxen white face-\u2014 illow, turned her face black hair.\u201d There was little love in the young mother\u2019s face as she gazed on the tiny, \u201chelpless mite.Mrs.Evans, entering suddenly, stood gazing in some alarm.\u201cThere is no need of your wearing that.with a bitter smile.\u201cI have little resson te: love it, but T won't kill it.don't you think so?\" \u201cYes,\u201d said Mrs.Bvans, \u201cit is like bin\u201d « And will grow up to be like him'%e he as well as in face; no doubt.Mrs.Evans, all this wide earth thers is no such villain o It is Yike Aim \u2014 4 that man.I loved him once\u2014oh, heaven, so | passionately! so madly! But F-hate him] now! I hate him! I hate him! I him fe (To be continued.) i I \u2014\u2014 VETERINARY DE DEPARTMENT.A.W.\u2014T bare à \u201ceolt I wish you to toit me what to do with it.Itis a yoarling.I} turned her to pasture last summer.WhenT- went to sce her she had the horse ail, and, the scratches on every leg, and one of her bind fetlock joints was very.much enlarged.Der xcratoches healed up, but ths large joint burst and run for a while\u2019 and healed up, bat the jointis.much larger than it should be.What shall I do for it?A.\u2014Doughe the\u2019 joint several times a day with cold water ajid | rub it actively till dry.An occasional rub-] bing with iodine dnd merourial ointment, in equal parts, may be useful, À porti ion of the entargement will probably rem Wouxp or TRE Kner (M.R)\u2014I have a mare.Bix weeks ago another horse got in tho box stall with hey, and kinked heron the off fore lsg on the point back of the knes joint.Ttout in quite Joep.I reduped the swelling with arnies, oider brandy, and water as much as possible, It is stil swollen on the ontilde of the kee joint, and seems hard.when-sho undertakes to trot shw trips on hier toe, and it surls her up ina heap.She fa exercised every day, Bue cords are very pore.What shall I do for her ?* A.Let the maré rest, and apply a blister of three drachms of eantharides to two ouneos of lard around the injured part, rubbing it well in, The mare should be kept qulet, or the inflammation in the joint may entail a deposit of bone and permanent stiffness.L.R.H.\u2014I bave a valuable horse, seven years old, that has a cough, with more of less running at the nostrils.He took it at the time of clipping, Inst October, bul if does\u2019 not seem to have injured his condition, as ba hes improved in flesh, feeds well, and bas as much ambition as ever.I would like to know what to do for him to effect a cure.A.\u2014Giye daily in food for two days: Two drachms of iodide of iron And half a drashm of iodide of potassium.Apply the biniodide of mereury vintment to the biniodide of mercury to eight parts lard\u2014 mix.) Apply with active friction, and repet produced.Reduce the bay allowed, increas ing the grain proportionately.Allow s few carrots dally.Protect, as far as possible, against sudden changes of temperstuge\u2014 particularly peainet cold rain-atorma, Cons (J.B.colt, which I was driving yesterday, that threw out a small curb, which shows itself to-day; he was a trifle lame yestorday, w I did not know the cause.subsides?Pleass prescribe and oblige.A.\u2014 A ourb should be treated as à strain.Who by the bent, tenderness and lameness, tharé is ronson to consider the étrain serious, the horse should rest, and the wollen parts kept constantly wetted by a mixture fail to mitigate the boat, change to fomenta- tione applied three or four times a day, for twenty minutes eash time, carefully rubbing dry afterwards.Any treatment more stima- tends to increase the deposit of lymph, sad to organixe it into & permanent amor.As soon as the more active infammatory symptoms?are abated the binodide of meroury ointment may be applied as a blister.A REMARKABLE CASE._ A Nashville letter to the Union of that city says :\u2014 .That Mrs.Hyde, of Davidson \u201cCounty, who makes the best of butter, attributes all her success to the extreme richness and sin- able cow, although now quite poor and fi with the roughest and rest roven: er, {wg AP 0 Be.© Dea Bd ue i 10,000 bed.Baad és from the | |g SYRURIYY.AHOLD my heart when I think of that vilisln and | pement foll into sq frightened face, Mrs.Evans,\u201d the girl said, | HY et] yp, $4,430,305.BR 088 FIRBT CC Connipmiiriad, a imaure thatr ives hose who sheuld rr SLE be on pplication\u2019 to ML L ROUTE, EF BEDDAI W.3.Bours, M- D, Motica) Esamiger ES [MPERIAL FIRE INSUR 3 RANCE COMPANY, or LONDON, ENGLAND, EurABLISNKD \u2018006 : Fonds invested in Canada.106,006 \u201c RINTOUL EROA, GAENEKAL AGENTS, : 28 8L Macrameant street ANDES : WhoiesKie and\u2019 Métal men a5 sll stir, and - 3| GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR.Tes YEARS TRADE.Mom treal Merchania eaJeviaté on.4 influx of buyers this Bpring sud Summer.\u2014 Both.\u2018a Targié Bagh ham wevel.\u201cHew aid Sl P#tané loen!itien-of trade will have een wade frows large Wastesale Stores into the more massivé; lofty, and decorated strine.block buildings, The Merphant Clothiers sng Draper, as taual, are amongst the foremost | mate cowing monemant.Barth, or Noire \u2018j Dame street, this year will exceed In extent, variety, Ryle, &e., perbaps anything of the Kind in Canada.It is intended to be the great Wanhtbgtot oF American Stare fe, the the thousands coming.over the litres Best summer, a4 woll as the Nations} Oiothing Depot fof Canadians Every Uopartment of our city commeree is extending.In Bt Ca therine street, Fast and West, some 30 large Stores have sprung up; University atrest, also, has commenced, and must become à very fashionäble trading street after soute fewyeaura When many of these fine streets with thelr tiniform lines of first-class build: ings, will have been thoroughly commercialized, \u2018and the Boulevard and Mountain Park thrown open to the pablic, then Upper- town Montreal and tho general aspect of the city, for commence, health, and nnrival- led beauty, will be urisurpassed on this continent, RAFTERS BTYLRS FOR 1874 \u2014 Fox goo! taste, elegancé, and delicacy of design, Raft wiil take the l esiabilshed, Which hed 10 existanes as snch | pris oNs HAMS AND BACON Véivesaire AND ST.OATHERTNE sites STHERTS.5, st À Nothing 6 equal soon them for quality and flavor.RE M0 TEE.ADAM AROHIBALD, GROUCH AND vies NEROHANT.REMOVED No.247 Sr.Jaues STBART, Opposits the Otiowa Hotel, \"MONTREAL.zx DAIRY BUTTER.06 \u2018TINNETS CHOIR | EASTERN TOWNSHIP BUTTER FOR BALE.M.BUEKE, IN SURAN CE COMPANY _OCICINNATTI.\u2014 \u2018CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $2,000,000, \u201d n pretty bäby, withrégular features and dead |\u201d CHICAGO LOSBES, - $850,000, \u2014\u2014 PROMPTLY PAID.le : The large capital and a surplus of the AN DES, sud its promptness in paying its iosses, to- \u2018 the present season, a RAFTKR's NEW STOCK, for the Spring trade; is one of the greatest attraction in the ay.Customers may be seen crowding his door even atthisearlyseason.What will it be au thesummer?Rarraÿs New Twrebi\u2014His now mixture and stripsd Tweeds must become the favorite lines with fashiooable young men during the coming month, \u2019 RAFIER'S REDUCED PRICES.\u2014Paunts and Vests, for gentlemen, noel stylish patterns to measnrt $7, RAFTER'S CLOTHING Brook 18 most extensive, Thousands cf Suita of all sizes, for Gente\u2019 Spring wear, selcet, serviceable, and well-lined; $10 to $12.RAFTER'S DESPATCH SrsTEM, \u2014 Genta\u2019 Suits, to order, can be completed at eight hours\u2019 notios, For country orders, the soif- measuring system will be posted, the order telegraphed back, and all completed in one day.- RAFTER S YOUTIS\u2019 CLOTHING.\u2014The Jackets, Pants, &c., for Youths\u2019 and-Boye\u2019 wear, are hp select, well-trimmed, and 4 all wool, commencing at $6 the suit.$30, 000 WORTH oF READY-MADE Crore: tom lsd.Applyse } with & small capital.Fhevmiawons of the Ripa, Ch sets .BIRO, To Let, tint wplasdid\u2019 Cellar rencath the \u201cQueen's Chop House,\" Bt.James street, 136 length by\u2019 38 wigan, Entrance by Forties, cr py ZA HOH CIGAR situated at ase James porn OTA EO a i.: CIGARS! Marisoal Villar Londres, Mariscal Villar Conchas, Mariscal Villar Operas, Mariscal Villar Regalias, AT PHILIP HENRY'S, sos.- Notre Dame Street, CORNER OF FRENCH CHURCH.~ G BAYA YET UE cogeh: 4 LOPEZ.1 CA a REP ses pare Sik Psi sar oogam gon oe Toes FE TE sm Henry streets, Good insantanent for 8 party.This a bona-fde.SYRUP , Soothing, Antt-s spasmodie and Expectorant | Taade most valuabls addition tbe Cod Laver on treatment of consump tive For sale 1), 25 ni Price, cents HENBY GRAY, FPE ent Mo oh Oh on ps their supplies.DEN FECTANTS ! DISINFECTANTS OARBOLTO 804P, = EE.Fox SAREE TOILE?AND DIRINVECOTING FUR.PORES, OKRBOLIC ACID, DISINEECTING FLUID, CARBOLIO POWDER, | CONDYB FLUID, OHLORALUM, OBLORIDE OF LIME, OOPP.ST.ANTOINE GROCERY.J SMITH & 0o0., i (scorers to mith & Oo) IMPORTERS AND DNALXES IN *ROCKBIES, WINES, LIQUORS, ax o.1 WESTERN BUILDING, .THABOILLYM» 3QUARS, MONTRRAL.153-1y HOMAS H.OOX, IMPORTER AND DEALER RAS Gren GROCERIES, WINES, &c., &c., (Morsows BUILDI*G), 181 Bonaventure Street.| PEE SUBSCRIBERS À President, Mr.J.B.Bennett, entitle it to the ether with ita liberal form of policy, coupled | with the large and extended experience of its confidence and support of the Insuring publie, AND O] NEWLY IMRORTED FRENOH AND ENG HR, TWAT She does not go lame when she walks, but |; k rost as à blister (two parts | daily till a well-marked blistering effeat 16 Bhall I bit immediately, or wait till the inflammai df = alcohol and water, equal parts ; which, M it | lating than this in the sarly stages only |; ularly firm eonsistenes of the cream of the § mitk of her ine Durham vow.This Tomasky : Policies aro written and delivered immediately upon all classes of insurable property tn town or éountry at rates as low as are Con- of loss Large lines written on desirable risks.For fnformation as to rates, &a., apply to ss.hy ; 9 Sry Ch N.P.HARRINGTON, AGENT, 388 M.James Street, Montreal.éistent vith safety and ability to pay in case Special rates given for country residences.à PER CENT BLOW THE ORDINARY VALUE COMEN AND JUDGE FOR YOURSBLVES You will also find at the undersigned, a great variety of SHiRTS, COULLARS, NECK-TIES, &c., &0., Ai very moderate prices.R.DEZIET,, No.131 8t.Joseph street.\u2019 Orders executod with nostness and dispateb, DYEING, te.\u2014 - - * @ES! TIES! Co oe BOARFB! BCARFS! direct, at DESMARTEAU & BONDS, SNOT RE DAME STREET, + Gover of Bt, Peterstreet.ur a MANUPACTURERS OF SHIRTS, OoLLARS, B.)\u2014I have a very valuabie |! | SILK Bows AND SOARFS, 20 ST.HELEN STREET, MONTREAL, | Buyers to their Spring Siok of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, |» gives three gallons of milk yields at least two and a very best kind of butter.bail pe unde of of th This I'saw madé being an inch or two im thickness, all that required to sonvert it into a golden-tin butter is the addition of a Jittle salt a few minutes manipulation with a paddle.was always so assured that whenjan- der \u2018and wall \u2018fed thet this cow has giron à seven gat ons of milk 8-day, and yislded but 1 foie, we are wie, we-will be prépared for It\u2019 wheh we are made to feel thé exoru agonfes of Paln and Disease.Davis\u2019 Pait Killor Is the remedy, it haa stood the test ot and hous test! pre oon + receive reo mending 1a vi tucs.Sold by all druggists, TR INA iplendid sopply of fresh shell\u2019 oysters just received A good ggsont- ment of game al ways on Land, ond to order the Yoon teat notice.EF als from 13 to .\u2014JosRPR CARLISLE.pba Sey at prams Find Bootes Ra and Men's and from yesterday's milking, the skim of cream {- , ad, PAPER COLLARS, WRISTS AND Faded and Imitation Linen of the _Bewest shapes.| WILK BOARS, Bows AND TIES.ter in the: proportion above spoken of.\u201d [This cow certainly deserves to be tran- Mhoutactored by themsetves snd Baported.diated to the skies, where she would formone | \u2014 of the brightest constellations in \u2018The Müky _ ~ HOGIERT.Way.\u201d Fancy cream two inches thick! and Undershirts, Drawers, Balt.ow, SO, Me then \u2018deny canonization to.this at regent .o Iso, and Cotton._ \u201c Wide ».boand cow if you cav.\u2014Ev Bran.] 1 - Le : eat owovmm, * 5 iti fac.B, À +Pain Is supposed 0 \u201cbe the lot of Frsneh fa, oi, cask, Lénle Six, and ts poor mortais as jnevitable as Death, and |* / Oat linble at any time tosgae upon us; if, there: | «1 \u2014 - HANDEEROHIEPS.- ox os cnet Irom the best makers.UMBRELLAS.po tm lm SN \u2014 - #%he Peer,\u201d \u201cThe Duke of Cornwall,\u201d and all the: latest Bpring; Styles just received SMIT H & LEISHMAN, the attention o£ Montreal and Western â LE q of movement TE & HE, Atoms 00% 3 AND SHOES Ja ad than ever, at No.Mountain re 1: ily EST A3 as 26.w ly 0 me IRS 'f PRIZE AWARDED dryer £ by tie Provinciel Exulbition of 15% _DRY GOODS.Goes\u2019 | Bn - NEW GOODS! ~IVEHLNON \u2018SHHOM ONLLEINA ORY PATAAG MOININOC XN-* es A Dress &c, \"DYED AND CLEANED, without being taiion Apart.sud pal OMoe\u2014215 NoTRE DAME STREET, em Gabriel root, se The Works are.now in splendid yahning order; and fully prepared to exsoute ail orders, Workmen from Paris have been engaged to specially superintend the fine work.A list of cliy agencies will be published Br a few days.Scouring Protaptiy à attended to\u201d may sat [DYEING aD AND SCOURING.BRITISH AMBRIONE STEAM DYE - WORKS, en ar.H ST REBT, \u201cOFFICE: 44 BT.JOSEPH 'STREET.THOMAS PARKER fovil invites the attention of of his and the publicgenerally to New and Extensive Store, No.811 8t.J oc sure, oar Gay, streat, where they will see a Fe of colors and and shades on Rik, and Coton ; also, on mixed ma dre tt].Bilk ay t Si &o., are | now comp lots, and Us ro0ët ex.Kind in ara\" ving er ta in woodwork nie\u201d im.og order, | ae on pr made of © aa Sa ogy.ONLY +50, 5 BABY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, \u2014 FOR THE BANNER BHWING-MACHINE, \u201c| Yrnien makes ie Locksiitoh the sagèe -oD HESR, OILS, BRAIDS, BASES, fo \u2018 cmp TS 02 OP RXOBLLENON: pi oly re Als spood, case of operation ana me shgémont, besaty and elasticity of stited, der Bates Fat pisse ee \" OFYER Yom SALE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 7445, - CONBISTIING 0} JAPANW, YOUNG HYBONS, IMPERIALS, GUNPOWDERS, TWANKAYS, SOUCHONGS and\u201d 2 CONGOUB * < Avso, Baibars, En {ATR BAIRD, pm Bossa LONDON LAYERS, - Boxes, Half-boxes, | LOO8E MUBCATELA.Half Bexes VALENOIA RAISINS.Bartels NEW UURRANTH, Trails ALMONDS.© « CW, a geadliy® © EEE 0e ADBURY°S CHOCOLATES AND CO0048 These celebrated CHOCOLATES took the PIRBT-PRILE, At the Exhibition of 1871, and are unsurpassed for purity and richness of quality.The .00004 BS: ANCE 1s a mast dericions beverage To de had of all grocers.J x LUSHER, Bote fat for Canada.A fresh supply per Moros um.= BUY YOUR FLOUR ALL FLOURS QUARANTEBD Menge.com Jus OF ORANGE.CT oy Bolla 4.BPE BE Ta halr.barrels, quar.oesie hth, and ones Tteunts gi Bele UT By «Haye Germania) Bran, Groe, Monl onle Ont aoû other W.4 B.BRODIE & co.Cor ur.\u2019 ST.PAUL.OFFIO4 :- Corner Orelg and Biowry a.ADA SUGAR ReriNERY.- JOHN REBPATH & BOW all descriptions of WHITE AND YELLOW FINED G ARS AND BYRUPS.5 re whole ot superior quality, LOAVES, RY CRUE cn \u2019 Yellows of every grade.SYRUPS: wars AMBER, GOLDEN AND STANDARD.MORTE PAITISE OHAMBERS, ORFITAL BWRENY, or Oo.rss Ker st, SZ| BREAD] = BREAD! The undersigned, ba ving purchased > ORY Mis Bakery, sow prepared to supply mmilies with Broad, at the lowest ghrrenit Crdarsjoh ba Ohcn No ne rs, re \u201cule soonp_ AILx MUSIOLANS ae ip: FEW rox, vr.Joon 240 No.452 Noes Dayz STREET.pon \"Nt dagr.ts Brows § Olgggele.THE erBgt Ye Seu ramen | A CENTS Fo) FOR § SALE at the} their residences, oi.SEE ro N OTICE- OF REMOVAL.HENRY SWAIN, ' IMPORTER AND MANGFACTUBER or.CIGARS AND TOBBACCOS \" HAS REMPVED ae No.122 Sr.JAMES STREET.ol M.OM COMPANY, MANUFAOTURERS Of, AND WHOLMSALE DEALERS IN, CI @AEBRS ~ DOMINION AND LEGAL TENDERB CiGax ARS.We beg to call the attention of the trade In to the above particular brands of igarn, whish are acknowledged by consum- ws 10 be dhe Smokers\u2019 favorite wherever tniro- bced.Usnulon Wiese AL alher aholoe brands are anufsctared by the Subscribers, and are ww offered to ths trade In general, at prices ower than hy any other Manufacturers in the Dominjoni.Betall dealers would find tt ?which will challenge competition, .- MONTREAL CIGAR MAN MAWUPAQIURING warm COURSE ALRE + PHILLIPS ABRAHAMS is satisfied es With largé salos and small profits.SEED CAN £ | ANYBODY that is a © of a god Oigarenitedat L.A dge of GHOICE PRESENTAE IN PIPES, C1GARS, te, At the 87, LAWRENCE CIGAR STORE, No 188 ST.JAMES STREFT.(Opposite the Post-office.) AMOKERS\u2019 VARIFTTRE J.SAMUEL, No.188 ST.JAMES STREET, (Two doors from the Bt.Lawrence Hall) TTAWA HOTEL CIGAR O STORE is open from 6:30 a.m.tif 11 p.m FINE, MEERSCHAUM - PIRES, at Ottawa Hotel Cigar Btore, FINE MEERSCHAUM PIRES, AT THE OTTAWA HOTEL CIGAR STORE, IMPORTAR OF THE USLEERATED LA ROSA DE SANTIAGO Cleans.onLY.MEERSCHAUM PIPES OF BES: QUALITY ABRAUAMS is proprietor > Hote! Cigar Store | \u201cFURL SAVER\" Oan be atttachea to ANY STOVE, ACTS AS A HOT AIR FURNAOK, Warming several Rooms by DIFFUSING ANBCIROCLA WARM AIR, For Price Liatand Otrex Cironlar, addr GEO.PEDLA: OSEAWA, \u201cwm va J ORNS F ORSYTH ER WOOLLEN NACHINBRY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ao, ae, be 1 CONNECTION WITE FORSYTH & co RY: MAQEINE CARD OLOT AING WORK \u2019 DUNDAS, Owe.my t [TABLISHED 1838.W.OLENDINNENG; = (Late W.Rodboxe & Co.) EEA Horne recently large more than double Ty \u2014 apa, 1 am pre to te TEE york, ou o \u201ce oe om Ty Sh Uxht or heavy work, Tub il oa modern Im provements re DVINN gts, Foundry and work He Wiilixm ; | Sample .: ie ue =.James street, ass a) 3 oO LD SPAPERS for Aale ot the Pan Off , [ere de vus ( ENTS FOR SALR AT Ty STAB OFFICE ALL \u201cOFHFE Dil DISINFEOTANTS, FOR BALE AT JAMES GOULDEN'S, DEUGGIET, 175 BT.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.BRANCE : ] ans aT.OAT HERINE STREET.CO, LIVER, OIL CEE, with th er ypophosphites, thoroughly in: FARREAGS RE.Pic R LE ET LE HEMEDY, ELIXIR or AS carnet ; For Coûghs, Colds, Bronchitis, ae, À LARGE AS20RTMENT OF CANES, IR, TOOTH and NAIL te BALERS H BGG POWDER, ROYAL BAKING POWDER.AT \u2019 ALEX MUNRO ¢ 00'8., 381 MOGILL BTREET, MomTRRAYL.æ MOUNTAIN DRUG HALL, Corner Mountain and St.Antoine Streets.» EDsoNn, Chemist and Druggist, would ie (mors espe- ner Pro Bt Bare rar found esiablishment will \"be Always English and French Perfum; for the ihe Tee) PE Fei Patent Ly Bponges, Ra ONS Camo ComrouxDæD, Patronage is respectfuily sobiaited.Branch\u2014Three Rivers, Hstablished 1967.oly J OHN HOFFS GENUINE EXTRACT.A dletetls and Bealing remedy recom.| mended for Coïapiaints of the Chest and Stomaah, and especially for Congumption, alec a pleasant table beverage for the weak and debilitated, recommsnded and used by the mu djosl profession.wp ITI, 4 Loge IDLY of Ue Shve eepers, when you aak for Ones contrated Press Soe Ihat you Jog pote a there are imitations in the markel In order to disa Ba see that the Bail\u201d are marpel on Bcbacrioer an eonidenir re it to © t distressing male ady, Rng ly esate only at the GLAS00# Lou for 38 Price, $1 per botte, or aix bot HOMŒOPATHY.\u2014A fall supply of Meur cines and Books always on preys Bpecifics and Ponds Extract B= J.A.HARTE, Dauee w 400 Hote Dame Street.A WORD 'N SEASON.eaning Vill shortly be we id advise house-| rites to forget that BIRKS' OX-GA LE CARPRI SOAP takes out all rpots and stains from O: ts without strroin the colors, vx bring them back to er Tetnal color\u201d color.mle a the Medi RE WARD.\u2014 \u2014One Hundred Doll will be paid toany per-on w foot ond the URL EREAL BAKING sta des er in use, es ER supe For Yale > Adam A st Jam sireet, by Grocers in nen.Prepared by BIRKS à SAUNDER& se 88 Bt.Catherine street.DE M.H.UTLEY BR EMOVE, \u201c Asour TuS FIRST OP MAY NEFI1, TO HIS RESIDENCE, No.6 MoGILL COLLEGE AVENUE Cambridge Terrace, (Near Sherbrooke street.) - | CORPORATION OF MON- .© TREAL Ë SALE OF BUILDING MATERIALS, ge.Wii be Bold by Pablic Auction, in MONIQUE BTRELT, | On FRIDAY, ZxD MARCH, INST., The Biiijing Materials, &c., In the widening of Bt, Monique street, consisting of portion of Brick, fitons, and| Wooden Houses; Forest T Iren Railing, Board Fenolng.\u20ace., 4e.gard at ELRVEN celock A.M- __ (By Order, / oT To OHS.ALAR FE Oly Clevii JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctionser.Orrr Hn M pu, Marob, 187% = T BOOTS at dont half pets, 08 07 MONA rent NOËN'RATED LYE\u2014 NY {HARD PATTON, | 2g din GAS § STEAM FITTER, Rc AND FNS, | ci soivortsr an Donerin i ga FYRNISHING Goons, .No.742 Craie SrazeT, 5.\u201c MONTREAL \u2019 2 MF Sole Agent in the Dominion Jor 4 Springfield Cas Machine.: 2-1y Mi lio throo-horse 5 lbs, and the 6 four-borse 120 Ibe.of coal per doy: OPkR'S NEW HOT-AIR OR CALORIC ENGINE, adapted for s where small motive power Ls horse- Ino ihre or four POWER, da For © ular.' .W.TRIPP, 185 & 137 Bouth.street .Boston, Mass.ONTARIO STEAM GUAGE BRASS WORKS, + COR.OF BAY AND TEMPERANCE BT .MANUPAOTURER OF THE | ASHOROFT'S STEAM \u201cGAUGE tBourdon's Patent, and T.W.LAN®'s Im vement.) HIGH # row: PRESSURE VACUU» For LOCONOTIVES, STEAMBOAT, BTATIONAR .ENGINES, XTC.R \"a \u201cim - TORONTO; Jas.MORRISON, PROPRIETOK ROBT.MITO AGENT, Montrea- OHELL, Oy UNION EMERY WHEEL, SOLID, AND WITH STONE CENTRE, Manufactured by UNION STONE COMPANT, Bosras, Mass.For Grinding leable 1ron, - Bate, Steel, W rou at lame in a a Share oe rool 6 ol every es © and Summing wa they are unequalled.or size fro ion sine Fe and warranted, rast acbinery and Tools.with price list, mated on plication ROBT.MITOHELL 8 CO., St Peter and Craig streets, Agents \"-minion ot Canada.OMINION WIRE WORK£ and BIRD CAGE MANUFACTURERP McCKENVER & BARNES, Who ANQ RETAIL WIRE- CLOTH AND WIRE-WORE MANUFACTURERS, \u2019 No, 78 CRAIG STREET, WHET, MONTREAL.Wire Blinds made to Al gion i, Oi oma 3 Gemmetery Fencing Fraser , Wire a, sven rd Cages 83.1y NOTICES.RAILWAY ADVERTISING ¢- - COMPANY, < - 2 - + 7 ng OFFICE3: M3ET.JAMES MES STRKET, MONTREAL.y bas the exclusive right of peer g nivértirements in the Care and Sta- ns of the lan Lwayp for a term of This method of advertising in the Cars and Btation Railways, has on Eo .jar one in land and py upon Doe.Coot onl - Be B.LATHAM, fd is on in its infancy Amer Despausamee CHMMINT) ho one (he adverdeine Jeli ang a\u201c \u2018 make ita permauent institution = __Bloury seed.| ofthe Derini D, and Rive to The public Who: may patronize a valuable consideration for their money .The Adverieog In in the Stations will be done eal sod attractively inf PAT from 12 cards The framen will be of HR Wainutand à aid, and each card to be glazed separately, wi gold moulding b between.athe Advertising in the Cars will be done In mall gilt frames, containing one to We prepared to place Advertise ments furnished us parties desiring \u2018to furnish thetr own Ad slog Oards, in the ations on the line of thie roads represented by us, at reascbable rates.Adve srtisementa will be also inserted in other medium in the Dominion of Canada on ob favorable terms.For stron Mom S, apply at office, M38t James eu T.E FOSTER à& COQ, J.HUBBARD MANUFACTURING _OPTICIAN the IMPORTER OF FRENCH AND ENG- ydrometersand T hermorpeters ofall x! add, Bliver and pa Bee les; Gold, Si ver, Steel, theil ed À cubber Eye.tasses and a general amartment of the bost Optical vales and Fre gi Im boesin Presses, je Lo Order.B.\u2014AIl repair dans or the establish.mont; and at moderate #0 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL J.B.\u2018BUSS, : WHOLKBALE AND BE RETAIL OYWTEK 54 ST.JAMES OT REET, recel FRES QAR, LES and 5 re dei Orin: th our celebrated Sra » rand a a! Toner fates than the ties Oysters now offered in All Oysters sold us roel} free o' charge.i Leave your orders at headquarters.J.B.BUBB, 254 Pr.JA BURKET, (Two doors West of Ottawa Hotel.Ladies\u2019 and Genta\u2019 Dining: room 0 s a.m, to 1 p.m., conducted strictly on tem- peraute principles, 74 Nxw YorK,Corx & LIVERPOOL, NEW & FULL-ROHE WERED ST RAM- THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD, omic, a ATLÉMTIO, BALTIO, marc 6,000 Tone dwrden\u20143,000 k p.each.Bail from Mew York ork on BATURDA from Lirernot TUREDAYE, and bork arbor th cay Las PR Sur Dock, Mavonis Ferry, accommodations (for all classes) oh combining BAPETY, BPEED, AND COMFORT, faloons, Fitate- rooms, SMoking-room, and hrooms in midship section, whore leset motion is felt, Sargeons aud Steward: sves « wo = vo.d Hteerage, $N, fency.Those ny to send fo- onde from she Od q ounury can now obtain steer- * oir det 10 Sr roms ai parts of erios, Paris, Hs Norway, Bweden, Curaloo tickets ted at the lowest Drafts fro For ins a of pian and other} nforms- pply at the pany'e Offious, No, 19 way, New Yok Ty H.SPARKS, Agent p'E5RS \u201cOYST ER\" AND OHUP HOUSE.Fall Dinnet, Board, 33 =i h Bhetl SYRRWT, Montreal Oysters.statre.ee ; ih p> - Day Express for woh tl a ae 1 q grait, Clifor.+ nd a Pin \u2019 afternoon, passer gens and fre The Internatio AER { Abercorn.: Richfort, ViCaniva.sam, » Troy at 780 810, AITIVILE 84 8 -\"Aingot Co; Ma Hold and K| m Ci aeavivAssSecses ails! LA ain pein sitions .4:00 pa, © Mixed ry n for CL ; 600 i \u2018Trains for JG ine at \"rs D Foe kit po.RAS to Proythos Line.Gorsa SoUTE AND Eaæs., modation Train foe laland Roc Pond a Intgymediate Stations a ook, Central, at.v eam\u201d Express for \u201cNow Yorx and Boston, via Ve - 280 pa ?Matt Frais or Bt Johns ad Rouses connecting with trains \u2018 the taustead, < Bhoford and ¥ Oba ably aud Jon uen À Junotion WAFS, 0 od Pt à teams bonus on Lak Champlain at.,.ve ave at SL Hilalre, 8L Hya.clon ein Upton, \u2019 > mond, Shefbroike, ston, Rick: a uC sou sud Nor- css 10 EER As the puuctuality of the trains depend on sonnections' with cts Unes, the Com y will not be responsible for | noi at oF leaving any Station at the bours ne.The stesmers Curlotta or Chase wiil = d far Ha com modation for T Tickets issued h at the Compas For further information and time of Ar tival and De of all Trains at termine \"and w t ray stadons, Spp apply at the Ticket OfBes fons or No.0 Bi.James, C.J.BRYDGES, Managing Director.Montreal, 8th Nov., 187L ne SOUTH EASTERN COUNTIES JUNCTION RAILWAY.1871.TIME TABLE No.3, 1811.\" COMMENCING @h Nov, ML ___- TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS.4 GOING NORTH.No.L No.3, Dist \u2018Mall Freighs Richford, Vs, Deptare.au au 7 C .em en Sutton Flat.640 CS es.On! - 680 TE West 1 rome.+ 7.06 726 + Sweet bi 720 IB Qawsnst! Te ham.Farnden.West Bt.Johns.ne! .Button Flat.1Train FIs rains MATa re ut No change Cars ars to or from Montreal.Btages leave the Btatlons uron arrival of Trains from Montreal for virions places BB | other parts ot the Eastern Townahipe it Trains wiles oo further noth Wedu and Ha Kk ove have right o Trains «>ming North have right cf Track over Trairugzon- Ny A 5.FOSTER, Manager, Waterloo, P.Q., Mov.4 157.Sle (CANADA CENTRAL AND BROCKVILLE & OTTAWA RAILWARS GREAT BPNAD ivan ROUTE %0 orrawa,\u201d On and ter X M: INDAY, J ir anuary & mm, Qrand LEAVE BROCKVILLE.: MAIL TRAIN at 7:00 A.M., arriving af Ottawa Trunk Da; LEAVE UTTAWA.EXPRESS 8t9.40 A.M, amivi at Brookvibe with Grand * oan goin| MAIL TRAIN at M., ing Wer at Brook.ville at 9.16 Traine make certain all Trains Ses ma Freight forwarded with arme passe 4 oe all points wil shi] pent.ABBOTT, at Brockville, January i871 x | VERON: CrNTRAL at LWP.M.nesing -, CONN! West had ~ at 1:40 P.M., and con P.ARRIVE AT BAND PornT at 1.56 and 7.10 P.M.à .& C, C.a Ds RAILROAD Lan} \u2014-wWIl ne EMENTA RR 7, pl 1 atl 330 P.M.arriving a Ouaue BTE at om P.ur ni Trunk Ex Day AT où Canada Central and Perth connections with re the same rand Tran car-loads pti riod rank, oa = ai ooumeotions sde vit - Dar Earnie MAORI, arriving in Baton wa bd pray ArINGD pam.pain for Wate\u2019 we ;eaven Montreal = + 2 Nioxr Exexxm leaves Montreal = pm Hoston fre re Qu = rence or ¥onb ); al so for New on \u201c am, and New Ÿ TL pe a TRAINS GOING NORTH AND VER.DAY EXPRESS leaves Boston, via Love Bi leaves New ol frac Sp ma Groute Corner ut darts om out\" River | Fa pe fo engers mois af Non y York at 8.00 sors silo 8 d'a connecting at Bellows Fa nit sah heshire R.Thy wit) over Rensaalae! OO dake nd freight rates Vi or tickets a « a) at Ve t Central Railrcad Offios, No.9 M | a.Ed General Buperin ; Bt.Albans, Dec.28, 1871 = TE W.&F-P.CURRIE & 06; 10 GREY NUN STRENT, Lt Importers.Zo Pig Iron, Bor Iron, B San Tin Plates, BOILER TUBES, GAS TUBES, .Ingot tu Fe ire, Veined Roman © Sheet Couper, rent Wire, Portland yl Almang, Gg Canada heet Zing, Pain Pa ®! 20° Imgot Zine, Fire Clay 7 Plg I.Fine Covers, Chimney { bry Rod Lond, Viro Biicks, Kountat: Dry w da, DRATN Père, Patent otic Paving Tiles, &o.\u201c| fanmade aid 8 TENCILS, STAMPS, AXD > corr PLATES.\u2014l\u2019iuase cat érmber © tl acliress : Feux Ti BT, Tame AT RE] door W' af the Wesla an Church» Fe.Ft Prises and ay Oe awarded at mon n Tames vos Haelln, He Hirai tam 2, Dock aid Goin; (ENTE NT8 SOB SALE at "]