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[" ua es HOUSES FOR SALE OR TO LET.and STC LET will be ad- HOU ad in oe Bean ane half cent per word.) TO LET, that substantial Brick House in {Na 41s), off Dorchester street, near St Urbaln street, pleasant and com- \u201crusble residsnce at all semona; gardens nt and rear; will be thoroughly re fora desirable tsnant.Apply to J.FAIRRAIRY & Son, Corn Exchange.1132 HOURE FOR BALE IN 8COTLAND STREET \u2014A doub'e House for sale, SIR Nos.16and 13 Scotland street, poly to M.HEELAN, 128 Nazareth rtreet no TO LET, at Longueuil, à om modious dounle Briek Cott with detached {itchen, Rervants\u2019 Room, Siables, to LOUIS TRUDEAT, Longueuil, or i VOL.IV.NO.114 HELP WANTED Advertisements under this head tnserted free.) ANTED, a good General Bervant for the W country.App y at 2 Beaver Hall, FANTED, à Jewellery Saleaman who speak French nnd English.Apply at 1d Notre Dune street, + 13 ANTEL) Twenty women, at 151 street, U> work at rage Main 118 FANTED, Twelve Girls.Apply at 773 Craig Peu up stare.us \"ANTED, à Sewing-Giri to work on ladies* w Stereo.Apply at 373 St Catherine street.118 ANTED, a Lad make himself gere- rally useful in Wholesnie Kstablisn- ment; best of reference wanted.Apply at 315 St.Paul street.\u201c13 c APPlY by letter to Drawer 414, £.0., 108-6 ANTED, à good Rewing-çir) at the Ve ring\u2019 Busi Apply at Na, Alexanderstreet.us TO BE LET, st a fashioilable watering m ince, à suort distance from al, Fans class Hotel, doing A Fond p:y- ng vuslineas, The House is hrick-built and cortaing 15 Bedrooms, pe Druwling-room, three Sitting-rooma, large Dining-room, H end Abnte Roms, Summer aud Winter Kit- chenn, Sheds, Stabling, snd a kocd under- 1 1 Celtar, Ice-loure, Rent \"only £70 per annum for the unexpired rm of three Years dwt: Fixtures, Furniture, &c., about Ld heed is a genuine concern, and to be sold owing to the.death of the late proprictar, ly to APP 10, asrs.W.DUFOUR 8 CO.Auctioneers, House, Land and Estate Agents, 109 235 ST.JAMES STREET.TO LET, House No.3 8.James street.Apply at No.27 Dorchester street.A 105 »U WANTED.a well-furnished House, in a 1 lacality for the summer months or fur a year.Apply to AMES MUIR, House and Land Agent, 194 31, James street.101 if TJ LET, the House Na 28 Hermine street.coptajuing eight A ments.Apply to U.LALIBERTK, I7 Als xan.er street.13 tf TO LET, Sunny Rank Cottage and Greunds, beautifully situated on the bark of the St.Lawrence, within a mile m Lhe city, on the Lower Lachine road.Apply to JAMES Mc3HANE, jr, 57 Franoots Xavier street.\u2026 101-tf TO LET, Cut-stone House Na 1428t Antoine atreet, with Bath, Closets, ANTED, a stesdy Boy 91 Bonaventure street ANTEL, two Domestic Servanta, at 26 Beaver Hall.113 WANTED A Farm Rervant; a Scotchman preferred.To à comptent person, good wages would be given.Apply at 18 St.t'aul street.us ANTED, a ttle girl to mtrd a Baby and make herscliuseful.Apply: t No 300 Notre l'ame street ns Ir) WANTED, a French Nurse-Gir), at No.105 Union avenue.us ANTED IMMEDIATELY, a lew goo Carpenters and Joiners; nine hours r day ; highest wages paid.Apply at 114 Magdalen street, Point Pt.Charles, 18 'ANT+HD IMMEDIATELY six hands to make Shirts, and ten girls to do Prain Sewln., Also, ten persons to take work Lo done ut thelr humes.Ap; ly au 219 StL Urbain ree st % ANTEI), à first-Étazs Laundress to don family\u2019s wasting in her own house: she must be Well recommend.d.ape atv Redpath street, between 10a m.and 2 PTs JANTED, a General \u201cServant: also, a young girl as Nurse; goud wages Fuad.Apply at 63 Ayimer street.13 ANTED, an apprentice tn the Printing W business, Apply to Mitchell & Wiison, at 112 LET, two first-class Rooma, In à pleas- Ant locality, larve or small, to suit the occupants; rent moderate.Apply to WEFER dt GORDUN, 35 Seigneurs street 106-7 YO LET, a Horse- and never ondeavor directly or indireotly the prejudice or subversion of the same; and I promise that I shall follow no diviaive coturso rom the present establishment in this churob; renouncing all dootrines, tenets, snd opinfons whatever, contrary to, or in consistent with the said worship, discipline or government of this obureh.\u201d\u2019\u2014Cook's atyles of procedure, pp.26-7., mong the Acts of Parliament referred to in the foregoing deglaration is one prerod in the reign of Queen Anne, Edinburgh, 1707; it is very important, snd provides inter alia \u201cthat the form and purity of worship pre: tently in ure within this (Presbyterian) Churoh, and its Presbyterian Churoh govern- ernwent And discipline, (that is to aay, the oversment of the church by Kirk Sessions, rerbyterier, Provincial Synoda, nnd tianersl A blios, all established by the af à Aats'of Parliament, pursuant to'the claim of righ() shall remain and continuo unalter- 2916.\u201d \u2014Ceok'n styles, page 207.fVhonce then does a Kirk 2ession derive ite power to contrsvens lho comititation of the churoh, Bening Yhe restrictions pinced on the hizh- est Court in our Church, and with the duties and obligations of the individual members of » Kirk Session so plainly aad foroibly defined, lt In obvious thal to take eognizancs of anything having reference to a change in the form «f wor-hip is beyond its jurisdiction.Neither should the matter be referred by the Kirk Session tn the \u20ac ngregation, for this ia tguoring the bigber conrts and rubnitiing it to au inoumpæient tribunal.Mordover, so perfect je the judiolal machinery of the tame 4 cd Hate ah.ell Taam nt of no appeal or complaint being made agains {poovations in individual churches, wo are informed by Dr.Hill (Theologieal Institutes) that ** the Superior Court may take up the business by exercise of its inherent right of superintendence aud cutrol.A Superior Court,\u201d continues the same authority, \u2018may at any time issue a peremptor, mandate for the production of the books of its eubordi judd ies; and having the whole train of its proceedings thus regularly submitted to its inspection, it may take such measures, as upon this review appear to be necessary, in order to correct errors,.to redress wronge, or to enforce the obserrance of general rules, &o.\u201d «Such a right of executive power exeroised witb wisdom,\u201d says Dr.Jamieson, and in the apitit that should characterise a Christian Court is osloulated to be of the greatest utility, as not only a check to the influx of irregularities, but a pre ervative of soundness and purity in dootriue, as well as an orderly and uniform practice in all parts of the Churoh.\u201d It is obvious that a question affecting a change in the form of worship should be brought up in the higher Courts before it is subwitted to the Congregation.The latter nourse is ceutrary tothe whole spirit of Presbyterian Church Government, whereas the former is oonstitutional.Surely if any proposed change has real merit and is likely to prove beneficial, its promoters have nothing to fear from submitting it to and advocating its claims before the intelligent assemblies that legislate for the peace and welfare of the Presbyterian Churoh.The moderator pointed out that thera was only one possible oiroumstance in which the law of the Church of Scotland could apply to churches in this country, and that One was when the Synod itself had not legislated.If that which they were discussing was such a matter it would bo perfectly competent to quote the Church of Scotland authorities, but they were bound, in the firat instance, to consult their own authorities.Me.MoLonnan\u2014If we have no law our solves we ge back to the Scotoh ?The Moderator\u2014Yes, but we have a law.Mr.MeLennan resumed hiz argument.In addition to the laws of the Church of Reot- lard having been violated, tho special bylaws of St.Andrew's Church have been The congrégation of St.Andrew's Clurob, it is perhaps unnecessary to say, is incorporated by Act of Parliament.With the permission of the court I will oite the first article of the by-law to which I have just referred.It roads as follows: ARTICLE 1.This church and congregation now in con- neotion with the Established Church of Soot- land, »nd adhering to the standards thereof, deolars that they shall continue to adhere to the said standards thereof and maintain the form of worskip and government of aaid chureh.This by-law was made by the Trustees of the ohurch, and could only be altered by them.I need only remark thrt it never was siteced.It is said that the form of worship was not altered, but mercly the meds.This, Moderator, is surely a distinction without a difference: three or four standard dioti i which I have consulted, define the two words in torms which are almost completely identical.With regard tothe petition which was drawn up with a vies to putting an end to these unhappy differences, and which was resented to the session on the 15th June ast, I would say that it was signed by 89 persons, and, as far as the respectability of the list is concernod, it would compare favorably with any that conld be drawn up by any portion ef the céngregation of St.Andrew\u2019s Church.In addition to the 89, I have a list of 63 persons who were desirous of an immediate.return to the former mode, but who shrank from involving themselves in the troubls and annoyance which might arise from appending their names to a dosument of that character.Of the 89 who rigned, I believe 58 were members of the Church, and of the 63, 42 were members, so that about a third of the whole membership of the Churoh are dissatisfied with things wa they are at present.I do not think Moderator, that 80 large a minority as this should have been passed over without any sonsideration whatever; they are s minority it is true, but they have their rights, and these rights ought to be respected.Well, the petition was acoom- prnied by a letter signed by the Committee, Aes:rs.Ogilvie, Buntin and MeLeanan, whioh was read at an earlier stage of these prè- ceedings by the Clerk of the Court, and which, as you will remember set forth that we would be most happy to give the Session overy information we eould afford with a view to the restoration of peace in accordance with what we deemed to he right.That letter was signed en behalf of the signers of the petition.It is true, perhaps, that we onght to have sent with the letter an extract of the minutes of the meeting at which we were appointed ; but I appeal to the Court whether it is at sil likely that Mr.Buntin who is a trustee of the church, and Mr.Ogilvie, who is so well and honorably known, and who has been all his life connected with the church, would have signed a document on behalf of others if they were not fully authorised to do so.From that day to this, then, the committee in official oapasity, have received no answer from the session.Now I submit that common courtesy, if nothing else, demanded\u201d that an answer should have been sent to.But, no; were treated with, sontempt ; they were passed over as -if.they were nobodies.It istrue that indiridual/as nigners they were invited to a conference between the signers of the memorial, and a committee of the session to be held on Tuesday night, the night previous to the last meeting of Prosbytery ; but as a committee they were not recognized, and they were nat Invited.The memorial was dissussed on the night of the 18th of January, and yet the meeting for conference was only called for the night of the 5th February.Can any one believe that the session was sincere in its desire to meet the memorialists fairly?They had eighteen days during which to meet the signers, and Jet the conference was put off to the ver last momeñit.To my own mind, it is perfest- ly eloer that they had no intention to meet the minority in a oandid apirit or to yield one iota of the matter in dispute.If they had, they certainly would aot have delsyed calling the cenference till further delay, and full deliberation were both and equally impossible.The session arras od matters so that the complaint could not be made at that mosting of the Presbytery, and they hoped that before the next meeting the matter would be allowed to drop.When a copy of the present complaint was sent to the Moderator of the Session, the Rev.Mr.Lang, he addressed me in a note asking my authority for sending the former.I immediately forwarded to Mr.Lang sn extract from the minutes of the meeting at which we were appointed.This did not satisfy him, for the following day I receiv.d a note from him, which I will read\u2014 749 Dorcrtarer Straer, 1 8re,\u2014I am favored with yours of this afternoon, enclosing an exiract from the minntes of a meeting, in December last, of * the signers\u201d of the petition, afterwards present- od to the Session of St.Androw*s Church, at which, asit spears, tro others and yourseif were appointed to represent the said signors in the proseoution, Lo « final issue, of the objeat contemplated by the said petition.You will pardcn.me asking a farther ox- tract from there minutes, showing who were present at that meeting, or, if no aedernnt wai taken.a list from memory of those who were.Co ; I should also like to know, since tha minates relate that the meeting held was a meeting of \u201cthe.signers\u201d of the petition, how these persons were summoned, and if they all woro ?\u2018 I remain, sir, yours faithfully, Gavin Laxa, MR.Ewry McLrxwax./ (To be Continued) SRR ! SAM 30 AT THE CONVENTION, Some amu ing stories are teld sbout'the recent Cincianati convention.ters is «ne from the La- wirer whi-h indicates that the.coloured members were nint conxed into showing the r hands until they could \u201csee howthe cat jumps.\u201d The acené Is laïl.at Burnet house, the time was about ton d\u2019elock p.m° sand the crowd wis at its max- foam of dersity.Mr.Tabbe Gross, à enlnrad gentio can\u2014in fact, à gentleman whoo color ig 'midright iteolf-who became loonily famandin oùr city year¥ agoby an effort to Co amtied Sel es 2.Lo \u2018th new chambers 4,1872.| - PRICE ONE CENT.tering through the halls and elbowed his way well into the throng.Mr.Tabbs Gross, we night remark, has lately booomne a citisen off Arkansas, and in that capacity visita big howe for the purpose of taking a part in the convention.r.Gross in the course of hs elbowing and pushing operativns finds himsc'¢ surrounded by n bevy of newspaper men, 1% ei them anxious for information on the polis tioal event ofthe day.So they acooat him firat by asking to what delegation he belonp 7j \u201c To Arkansas, 801, ° was the reply.\u201cH w does Arkansas vote 1\u201d We's waiting, sab, te see how the oatjumps betore we gives ous minds,\u201d said he buttonlng up his coat suspiciously, and shutting his lip like &clsm- shell.\u2018\u201c Well, but we'd like to know how ou are going yourself.\u201d Yes, eah, speo would, bt Paine gwine to tell.\u201d «Why 1\u2019 was the query.\u2018 Because I'm gwine to know how de rest vote fmnst.\u201d \u201cAre you à Republican ¥* \u201c0h, ssh, ; I'se « Brindle Tall, mebby you dont know jy our partiea is down in Arkansas ?\" \\Vo cohfessed we :did not.* Well, sah, we has Brindle Tails and Minstrols.De Minstrels am de fellows that s\u2019port de 'ministration, while we Brindle Tails are de ones what want reform.We's de liberals as you all onll dem here.\u201d A loud gufaw followed this definition of political names.\u2018Soyou want reform ?\u201d * Yes, sah.We want a now deal.Some of us Brindle Tails want to have office.\u201d \u201cBat you won't tell us who your candidate is 7?\u201d \u201c No, sah, wo\u2019ll wait till we know somethin\u2019 more \u2019bout it.De blaok delegates*isn't fooled dis time.'® And the Brindlo Tail delegzto continued his efforts to penetrate the crowd.ITEMS OF NFWS.Sir David Baxter's health \\is improving slowly, but steadily.The Good Templars\u2019 lodges of Strathaven now number 300 members.The great scarcity of laborors at Mother- well has ccoasioned an advance in wages.James Fair, Steads Place, Leath Walk, was thrown off a cart on the 22nd of April and killed.Since the first of April the weather around Strathaven has heen exceedingly favorable to the farmers.The Robertson T.P.Church at Abington is to be demolished, and a fine new church is bo erected on the site.¢ {The foundation stone to the new Congregation chapel was laid on April 17th on the .lands of Auchingramont.The offices of the Water Trust have been removed from the premises in Princes\u2019 street rovided in the Corporation Buildings, Royal Exchange.The Magistrates at Portebello, have refuse od to grant renewal of licenso to the three hotels in that town.The hotel-keepers in- ténd appealing to the Quarter Sessions.Mr.Brunton, Edinburgh has invented m new \u2018decimal wages oslculator,\u201d by which the rate of wages to be paid on the 51, 54, 57 and 80 hours\u2019 system is shown at a glance.Mr.J Muir, ID.C.L., has been elected = foreign member of the Royal Institute for P ting a Knowledge of the Language ol the Country and People of Netherland, Indie.A Correspondent of the Oban Times suggests the levying of a small tax on the rate- payersto defray expenses making further investigation into the antiQuities surronnd- ing the serpent-shaped mound of Loch Nell.Horatio hors announces that the competition for admission into the Soottish Eight will come off on 6th and 7th Jute, at the Devon Gulley Range.The Wimbledon meeting is to begin on Manday, the 8th July.A namber of gentlemen, recognizing the services rendered by the Lord Mayor to the citizens of London, have presented to the Lady Mayoress a full-length portrait of his lordship, togather with a service of massive late.P The Free Church Presbytery of Edinburgh met on the 18th inst, in Bt.Cuthbert\u2019s Church, and moderated in à unanimous eall to the Rev.Gavin Anderson, probationer, to bs colleague and successor to the Rev.Sir Henry Monoreiff, - = In reference to the objection general'y found with Australian meats being over cooked, it is said that the meats should be eaten oold with hot mashed potatoes and mint sance.Iiis in this form that preserved meats are preferred in tho colonies in warm weather.A young man named T.J.Chilton, & shipwright in the Thames Ironworks Company, was killed while assisting in breaking up an iron tank on board the steamship Edinburg, lying in the Victoria Docks.Three men were ineide tho tank cutting the iron rings at the bottom, while annther gang wore at work ou the upper part of tho tank.Suddenly some of the plates fell in upon the three men atthe bottom, mortally injuring the deceased.The new Antiquarian Reprinting Sccisty or Hunterian Club, has printed and nearly ready for its first issne the following four rere works of the satirist Samuel Rowlands, vis.x Green\u2019s (ibort Haunticg Ccuicatchers, 1603 3 Humour\u2019s Looking-Glssse, 1608; The Knave of Clubbes, 1609; and a Pyre of B Knaves, 1613 (7) ; ad two most scarce little vols.of the Scoto Briton: Alex.Craig, bin amoroso songs, sonnets, and elegles, 1606 ; and his Postical Recrastions, 1609; besides a complete\u2019 collootion of Rowland\u2019s works\u2014 a collection, never yet made, and which no ons library in the world possesses.The Hunterian Club intends to, print the whole of the famous Bannatyne MS.CINGALKSE\u2014To0 make the hair grow, us the \u201c Cingalese Hair Renewer.\u201d M.Brown-tequard experimented upon the stiffened arm of an executed criminal, bv injecting warm blood Into it : the muscles regained their contractility and the nerves thelrirritabliity.As the cutting offthe blood je paralysis of nerve element, so a deficlency ef blood is a cauec of degeneration of nerve element.Fellows\u2019 Com nd Ayrupof HB - boapbiten will cause the forma ori of heathy 1 , and consequently, In nervors power, induce vital activity in debilitated cone stitutions, and tanec all the organs dependent or healthon muscular or nervous strength.renchitle, 2 4 Eurturme- Omansexua, Esq This is te sorts that about three years ago I Became with Bronchitie, which Iasted about eighteen months.I was so afflicted for the want of breath that it was very dificult for me te speak, and in the night time frequently throwing tbe clothes off and ralsi the bed te keep from strangling.I tried three of the most sminent physioians In the County of-Northum- berland for about à year,without recsiviog benefit.Infact, Ieontinued getting worse the tims.At last, I was advised to try the Great Bhoshonees Remedy.I bought.battle and took it, and when it was about finished 3 began to feel a little better.I continued oo uss it until I had taken three bottles, whem, ¢¢ my satisfaction, I found that I was aa well a9 ever I had been provious to my illness, aad have boon so ever since.JOHN SILVER Swern before me, at Smithfield, this 61h day of April, A.D., 1870.J.M.WELLINGTON, J.P.© Wanderful Cara of Lung Dissass.Brooxrrw, April bth, 1076, | & 0, Caunnexrary, E3q.,\u2014Sin,\u2014This is te sy ive that my wife waa very low with Lu»g Jisonse.The Doctor had given ber ap.Be sid her lungs were tnhereled, and medicine >uld not help her.Asa last resort, I pure hazed a» Lottle of the Great Bhoshomess amedy.AL the expiration of twe days, hee rmptoms were decidedly better.Bhe eene inued to:improve so sepidly that by the time he had taken ono bottle she wag able to #10 ap.By Lhe aontinuance of the remedy she was perfectly restored to health.Yeu may publish the fasts for the beasts of lore similarly aflicted.T.0.BROWN, ve-tanamat Menbodios Miniates.pure of a a THE EVENING STAR.The Largest ONE CENT PAPER in the WORLD, to \u2018Price by Mail.83 per an.pi = ®1 #T.JANKS STREET, Ee GRAHAM & Co.PROPRIRTOAS.TFotume IV.Mt 114 Wednesday, May 15, 1872.Bovems and Stones To Lar will be adver toed in the \u201cSTAR\u201d for ome-Malf ca per word, \u2018 .EE ey Mabanx Ricnxe, (\u201cBeautiful for ever,™) who was senterted to five yesrs\u2019 imprison- | ment for obtaining large sums of money from 1 one of her dupes, and whose term expired à September, 1873, has been granted a ticket- 3 of-leave.3 Tex Cxy 18 Bri.Turvy Cour.Dr.Wilde .delegate from Canada to the United States Methodist Bpiecopal Conference, now sitting 3 at New York, said yesterday that the Church i , In Canada was growing daily more in faver of Canadian Independence.ALR wun BA am 3 \u2014 A.~ Sous of the New York papers contain letters à A .oomplaining that tho President's new dinner set ba a crown over the engle.The inference being that there is a leaning towards monarchy.The anti-monarodists are also greatly put out about Miss Grant\u2014or * Prin- : \u201c oes Nellie,\u201d as they enll her\u2014travelling in 3 \u201c Europe a la Royalty.À rarcs of \u201ceminent lawyors \u201d\u2019 has just de- olared, at the request of the Grand Lodge cf the Loyal Orange Association of Western Canada, that the reward offered by Mr.Blake's Government for the arrest of the murderers of the late Thomas Scott was a sham and a mockery; that they had neither à authority to arrest nor power to punish the | .murderers.PE do 3 \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 Tux Government \u201c\u201c organs\u201d and the Premier are at cross purposes.The organs maintain that the refusal of the people of Canada to give up the fisheries will inaugurate Independence, while the Premier asserts jast the Pe .of ground and lofty tumbling, somersault, throwing, &o., presently.Outside the party\u201d A there is but one opinion: Canada must hold fast to her fisheries and adopt a manly National policy, ask for InJependence, and thereby rolieve the mother country from a .position of serious embarrassment, and pave the way for the full developement of her own boundless resources.\u2018 mu 1 Ir Is stated that the hydrants and steam fire 4 engine will be tested this afternoon opposite Barron's Block.We see no necessity for these experiments, which will seriously disturb the business of the city.The capacity * of both hydrants and eneine Is well known snd if any renson for d g resp ive powers oxigs, it is easily traceable to\u2014 Ist, the water not boing fully turned on at the Reservoir, and, 2nd, to having a person 4 in charge of the engine who is utterly inoa- pable of working it.\u2019 ] ; By-the-bye, the taxpayers are still waiting à ,; to know why the Corporation engineer was , allowed to go through the country dancing attendance on Shand & Mason's agent.We hope some City Father will ask an explanation of the strange affair on Friday night.J bti that 3 We notice that a very decided change has 3 % come over that portion of the Canadian press 3 \u201c which hitherto has been cager for the ratifi- eation of the fishery clauses by the Canadian Parlisment.Ax a sample of this, we quote Yesterday's Daily News, until lately one of 3 the most strenuous advocates of the \u2018\u2018sur- 4 render.\u201d Our contemporary has just awak- À ened to the fact that Brother Jonathan never falls to look after number one, and says: \u2014 \"No one in the Dominion contemplated, when the Washington Treaty was under dis- \u2018 Oussion and the fishery clauses introduced, that the Americans intended to supplement \u201cthe concessions we made with a system cf bounties caleulsted to convert the concension into a monopoly.This ingenious mode of viotimizing us for eur generosity will suggest to the Canadian mind that we ought not to enter into any special treaties.We ought to lace all nations on the same footing, and w no invidious distinctions hetween Germans, French, and Americans.It is perfectly obvious that if the New Englander receives 8 bounty on every quintal of fish ho brings Into the American market, and the Nova Sootian be excluded from the benefit of the bounty, that the entire import trade in fish must transferred from the Colonist to the Ameriean.Furthermore, that our fishermen must be driven out of the trade and our nur: sery of seamen destroyed.We have always contended that Nova Sootians could hold their own when the competition was fair and legitimate; but if our people are to be handi- espped and forced to fight a rystem of bounties their ruin seems a mere question of i time.The failure of the Treaty in England emables ns to dictate our own terme, and we should be go frank and explicit as to leave no room for misconception.We cannot accept tho Americans as partners on our fishing grounds uniess they withdraw their system of bounties, and if they refuse, wo must impose a license foe equivalent to the bounty.Our ! Commons must tako care that their liberality -be not turned to the prejudice of the country; In fact, under the peculiar circumstances in :whioh we are placed, the Government would i be quite jastified in suspending farther astion -on fishery clauses of the Treaty.\u201d Our contemporary assumes too much at the start.What now puts him in & passion and urges him to advise the Dominion Government to dictate their own terms was fully understood by thousands throughout Canads Jramediately that the Treaty was published.3 The opposition have eteadily protested Lo against the clauses on the very grounds that the Daily News now argues for their rejeo- ; tion, and only & dayor two ago the Daily News abused Mr.MoKenzie up and down\u2014 asking if he was a \u201ctraitor ors fool 1\"\u2014 simply because he had uttered in the House of Commons the sense of the above quotation.Buoh glaring inconsistency, actuated « by a blind zeal for « party,\u201d brings the press i into disreputd.4 © However, the press of the Daily News À stamp has at last discovered the real mean- \\ ing of the Fishery clauses, and, we hope, will a seb accordingly.Canada has reached a stage at which she is fully capable of ntilix- , ing her.fisheries.We have not the slightest need to barter away what the Minister of Marine and\u2019 Fisheries justly terms the * finest material portion of our colonial herit- ; age.\u201d Let avery true friend of Canada, no mat- À ter what politios ho may profess, unite in de- 4 manding that the polloy.ef the country be based on the \u201c Be just before generous\u2019 principle, and we shall soon-see our noble, but « undeveloped, young country go ahead, and become the home of.tens of millions of bap- i py snd contented emigrants.If once we } admit this miserable yoliey of bartering our torritory, we shall soon find ourselves without any territory to barter.4 à US ' SOME NEW BOOKS.Messrs.Dawson Prothors, St, Jamos Street, have received the follawing : \u2014 ) Regexer Priveer on Chemistry and Phy- J sics, edited by Profs.linxley, Rosene and Bal- foar \u2018Stewart.Theee neatly got up little 1 volnmes are admiratity saloulnted to awaken the power of oh.arzation in the yonthfal | mind, and prepaze it fer the reception of the 4 \"Yeading truthr of ench iclence.Kach book ecntains a serie of simple experiments in- contrary.Thore will be a grand exhibition.t3nded te de performed ve before the class.The primer! Mlustrated, and the style is very explieit, ASTRONGNY AND @ROLOGY CoMeaRkD, od other essays, by Lord Ormathwaite.author in bis preface says: * The deosy or of my eyesight has within the last year fn- ospacitated mo from reading and writing.Cut off by this affilotlon from my usual mental employments, I have found rellef and occupation to my thoughts in dictating these ©s2ays to a short-hand writer.\u201d The volume contains essays on Progress and Civilisation, and on the theories of Messrs.Darwiv.and Buckle.They will well repay Terusal and study.: Ancient ANrRICA, Vy J, D.Baldwin, author of \u201c Pre-historly Nations.\u201d This is a hand- sonde vol aa which su plios & want long felt, 85 UT to the present what is known of Ame- riean Arobwulogy is recorded in à number of volumes in the English, Frenoh, Spanish and German languages, whereas Mr.Baldwin has given us a complete summary of Amorlcan Antiquities, together with very interesting thoughts nnd suggestions.The work is fully illustrated with fice steel engravings.ER LADIES EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.Annual Mesting.The annual meeting of the Ladies Educational Association was held yesterday afternoon in the lecture toom of the Natural History Sosiety\u2019s building, his Lordship the Metropolitan in the chair, and present, Canon Bancroft, Ven.Archdescon Bond, Revs.John Potts and J.Gibron, Principal Dawson, Judge Torrance, and othor gentlemen.The numerous attendances of ladiea was satisfactory evidence of thelr earnest interest in the welfare and progrers of the Association.The room was well filled.The mooting was opened by prayer from his Lordship.After which the minutes of the last year\u2019s introductory meeting, Were read by Archdeacon Bond, and being confirmed, the Bishop opened the regular proceedings by a comparatively brief address.Ie expressed his pleasure at presiding, and said that at the Grat, though he heartily concurred Im thà movôment, he had somo misgivings he to the prorpôrity and future prospects of thy Association, but was now very bappy to sy that as far as his own conviction went, it hed suoreeded admirably.He had certainly felt a little jealous at the possibility of woman being withdrawn from that position which she had hitherto held in the social ecomomy; and of the movement, its originators said was designed to clevate tbe oharaoter and position of woman, bat which in bis opinion would dopress her.He would have been extremely unwilling to favor «ny such scheme, aad would be very sorry to see woman removed from that sisterly-mo.therly-feminine and mattonly part, she now so morthily otenpied.He feared the bad effects resulting from a merely superficial edn- cation, and felt assured that the sex would not the less better fulfil their duties, as mother, wives, daughters or sisters, because they possessed cultivated minds, and had within themselves resources for intellectual recreation and pleasure, and most important of all an object to live for, and he urged that there was nothing more likely to help them fix upon such an object than edusation.The more they aequired, the \u2018more they would desire to gain farther knowledge.Ife oalled to remembrance the expressed convictions of Sir David Brewster, in his last moment, who stated he felt confident that the Knowledge we gain here, so long as it is true knowledge, and based upon truth\u2014genuine knowledge\u2014inatead of being Jost on reaching another worid, would rather be completed and perfected.When we should no longer see through a glass darkly, but {ace to face, and know even as wo are known.He mentioned alro that Mr.Justice Day and Archdeacon Lerch had expressed regret at being unable to attend.Archdeacon Bond, pro-tem Secretary read the Committee's report.Four courses of lectures had been delivered during the session, and two supplementary lectures on English History by Godwin Smith.The reports of the zeveral professors were considered most encouraging.Prof.Daly, French Secretary, stated his lectures had been pretty well attended, averaging from 70 to 75, 25 having given in their names as students.8 only had been examined; of whom seven anawered very well, \u2018and to whom he gave certificates of the firs\u2019 rank.Principal Dawson \u2014Meteorology\u2014 atated 82 Indies had entered their names as students, and attended tho whole course with great regularity.A large number also who were invariably present did not enroll their names.58 sent in papers answering questions, and 30 appeared at the final examination, of whom 27 were entitled to oertifioates for oreditable answers, 12 ranking in the first class, 8 others as very creditable, dnd 7 additional as croditable.He had reason to be leased at the attention and intellig of is class, which were quite equal te that of college students enjoying similar opportani- ties.He regretted that a large number had not come up for final examination, as he had reason to Porters that many others would have returned answers equally ns creditable.Rev.Prof.Cornish reported he had delivered twenty lectures upon English History from Jan.9 to March 21.38 ladies were enrolled as regular students, being, also very p 1 an ti Atthe ti \u2018on the 28th of March, 13 students presented themselves ; 8 passed and one failed.Dr.Sterry Hunt \u2014Chemistry and Physioal Goography-\u2014stated that 12 of his olass came up for examination, td all of whom certifi- ontos were given; six passed with distino- tion.The financial condition of the association is flattering, and te managers were ennbled to compensate the gentlemen for their services as lecturers, and pay ordinary expenses.Besides a balance remained on hand of $577.88.The thanks of the association were tendered to Principal Dawsen for valuable advice and assistance; also, for a generous gift of $301; and to Professor G.Smith, who had declined to nocept either fee or re-imbursement of his travelling expenses.On.the 8th of last April a deputation fron MoGill University had met them, reletive to the disposition of the Lyman Memorial Fund.It was recommended to divide the'inoome equally to purchase two prizes to be given to regular stu- de.ts who should have passed creditable ox- aminations before Christmas, taking the highest marks in the first class by written examination.The answers were to be transmitted to the MeGill Corporation and the prizes properly inscribed.he work of organisation had fallen upon the Committee sud the by-laws adepted on the 18th of last December.\u2019 Dr.Dawson delivered the inaugral lecture, of which a large edMion had boen printed, and widely distribated.One had fallen into the hands of a rimilar assoc\u2019a\u2018ion in Birmingham, England, and-wdditional copies sent for.Experience, and the manner of conducting similar associations in England and the Staten, proved that women managed their qwi affairs most satisfactorily, and they recommend that a few gentlemen be kept only on the Executive Committees for partiou- lar duties; in addition that the chancellors, vice-chancellor, and desns of the faculties of the university be admitted as honorary members.They thought that too high an estimate could not be placed upon the oulti- vation of the.English language and mental solences, believing that the study of Latin and Greek grammars were now unnecessary, English being sufficient for the cultivation of the mind, with medera languages to serve for eomparison.Rev.E.Lang moved that the report be ro- osived, adopted, and printed for cireulation.He said the report spoke for itself, and expressed himself doubly gratified at the suo- cess which had attended the lectures.The success they had achieved was deserved.In alluding to Principal Dawson's remark that the ladies passed examination equally\u2019 well with college students, he remarked that this might encourage the ladies to demand permission of the wuthorities to split lances with the former\u2014a very inconvenient request if it was tested in, a court of law or elee- where.He trosted that the wishes of the lecturers would be gratified, and that a large number in the futnre would enroll themselves and pass examinations with honors.He was struck with the fact that the membership of tho association extended over the different Christian communions of the city, | AQd hoped this cipsumstance would not be Toxbyiaht of, but that the members of those oa would feel a very lively and vital interest henosforward in their proceedings and taking part in the management, realite a blessing to the city at large.The lectures delivered in the past had been of the highest order, and the auhjects chosen pecaliatiy happy, being at once attractive and useful, interesting and suggestive.He thought no otler association was 20 well constituted in \u2018this respect, and that the arrangements reflosted great credit upon the Executive Committes ; also that they were largely in- ea Rant nea ZEST LL debied.fe -amisteste te MoGiN Sollqge.He was that at least one man atill redained their confidence.He, bimaoif, would have esteemed it a'great privilege to have orossed the sacred thyeshoid and been permitted to bear the lectures, and hoped the restriction to men would be eventually removed.He tapposed there was thyms and reason for the exclusion, and was glad tbat they had been allowed that day to proclaim the necer= a'ty of the higher education of ladies.He {u conclusion suggested that the papers relating the procsedings of each year be printed and circulated largely among tbe members as was\u2019 dons among those of the British Association, and he believed kindred societies ; and that Bir William Thompron who would arrive in Montreal next September, be asked if possible to deliver a couple of leotures under their auspices, a favor he falt certain the gentleman would instantly accord.; Judge Torrance \u2014in seconding the motion, took thô opportunity of making à few remarks concerning the part of the report, he understood was the composition of the accomplished recretary, ¥rhith commented upon the uselessndas of Latin and Greek grammar.He spoke in defence of these studies, and thought that Lé\u2018in was of especial interest; us from Îts literature wb dttw some of our most previous thoughts and experiences as te ed not only Isw but government, and also because so many ot our words directly descended \u2018r m this langusge, and which some times we could not use in the proper sente unless we oxact!y understood tho source from which they tame.With fegard to the Greek he would say it was che of the mast wonderful tehzues respecting fu'ness à d precision, aesodiated ultimately with-eulture, pootry and art.It was besides the language in which all great questions were fully dis.cused during the first several certurles of the Christian Era, and in which was promulgated the Creed of our Common Christianity.They spoke of placing woman on a perfect equality wrth man, and he admitted that sho was as rioh in intellectual endowments as we of the coarsor rex who classed ourselves among the lords of creation, but he \u2018thought that till woman was placed as regarded culture of languages,\" education of feeling, and love.for the bsautiful, by the study of these ancient tongues, he believed they ran a ohsnoo of failing in their work.He was struck with the recommendation of the Fdin- burgh Council, urging young men to read the New Testament in the original Greek, and asked if young men were to have this advantage why not women tos?He was incline?to believe that the women of the Hebrew vation were more highly cultivated than generally cousidered the oazo, and alluded af instances of the truth of his assertion their prophetesses and poet-teachers as Deborah, annah, &e., who wrote beautiful odes in honor of the Supreme.It wight be explained, these were inspired, and they undoubtedly were, but he remarked that God usually chose as his instruments edueat- ed people, instancing Paul among the nom- ber, a faot which had been the strongest argument in favor of a oultured ministry, He remarked upon the expression of an American teacher, that when boys and girls were educated apart, the latter invariably went to the wall, and his experience in the legs! profession that women invariably suffered in all disputes.He hoped that she would be more faithfully educated in the future, and reminded the projectors of the prezent scheme of the responsibility which rested upon them.He trusted that the grand work would pros-' per, which he was assured it inevitably would do if their work was wisely and well done.Dr.Dawson moved that Lhe plan of lectures recommended be agreed to, and said that in the course of lectures it was not possible to take up elementary subjests, hence the importance of the students possessing a certain amount of calture before attending, and the desirability of having the lectures of each session related to each other, and still so dis- tinot that that now students could make a beginning at each fresh commencement.He recounted the list of studies which would be followed next year, and the studies deemed most desirable to succeed each of these in the year following.He quite approved of the plan laid down by the executive committee.He congratulated the lesturers upon ast winter's work, and the students for their applivaiion to the various branches and their auccèsses in examination.He highly approy- od of the system by which the ladies manag - ed their own affairs and considered this dis- oipline a necessary part their education.He did not think it worth while for ladies to attempt to obtain sdmission into MoGill Col- loge, but felt certsia that if due energy be shown, they could have a separate college built within three years or less.Heo sald some twenty years ago a Montreal gentleman, in advance of his time, had set apart property for this purpose, which would eventually amonnt to $400,000, and that an act of Parliament had been precured legalising the bequest.Ten wcres of land in a suitable spot was also provided for a site, and he believed that $100,000 could easily be se- oured by subscription, and an institution eet in operation whish would have every pros- ot of becoming more wealthy than the Mo- ill University.Here, then, a regular acadomica! eduoation would be furnished them.He also thought that even when this work was accomplished the present association, for its present objects, must be contina- ed as a school preparatory for the more advanced institution.He advised them to aot upon the motto: * The higher you aim the more you shall get.Rev.Canon Banoroft seconded the motion, expressing his heart\u2019s sympathy with the work, and his gratification that they had invoked God\u2019s blessing apon their proceed- inge.He thought someth ne must done uickly to ob:ain cheaper education, on ao- count of which the nunneries secured many Protestant children.The motion being carrièd, Rev.John Putts, seconded by Mr.Lunn, moved \u2018\u201c That the success of lait session\u2019s leotures should encourage and stimulate the renewed effort to attain to still greater effi- oiency and usefulness in the next, and that the meeting pledge itrelf to put forth all necessary efforts to that end.\u201d Carried.Mr.Brylges moved a vote of thanks to His Lordship for acting as chairman, and the proosedings olosed with the bonediction: ROUND TOWN.\u2014 À fire of à disa:t-ousnatare ccourred at Mr.Day's, gardeuer, near the Mile End at 1 o'clock this morning.No alaëm was given, but No.2 was on the spot as soon &s possible not in time however to save the honse and greenhouse, both being destroyed.Mr.Day is insured for $2,000 but this will not cover the loss he has sustained.There is strong suspicion of incendiarism ae there are.ap- pearancee of attempts to fire the building in more places than one.PERSONAL.> We are glad to hear that Mr.Alfred Perry, who has been suffering from a severs indisposition since Garth\u2019s fre, is now in a fair way of racovering.TELEGRAPHIC.CANADIAN.Ortawa, May 13, On Saturdey Hon.L.Archambault left Ottawa on a visit to the Belgian settlement in the Township of Suflolk in rear of Petite Nation Seignory., He found the settiers in good epirits and working earnestly.There are nine families on the same block, each having a lot of two hundred acres.In order to aoquaint them with the Canadian mode of olesring land, the Commissioner has hired six men at St, Andre Avelin, to work with them for a month.By the middle of June they will have several acres under orop and log houres put up on each lot.Belgian emigrants who arrived last fall, have either bought or rented farms in Monts Bello, Pa- ineauvitle and in the Township of Ripon.he two young men who have goné back to Belgium, will soon be back with their fa- lies.Toroxto, May 14.The new Metropolitan Wesleyan Methodist Church bad à nerrow ercape from fire last night, À gas light being tno clare to the wall, The policemen who! were dismisrod have been ordered by the Chief to return their nniforms, byt refaze, until they are paid\u2019 their wages in fnll for current month.Mr.J.W.Wallnek, cpens atthe Lyceum to-night, Hatt, ONT, May 14.All but two of «oldie & MoCulloch's men were paid off to-night, as they would pot sign AD agresmant to the same offect aa that pre- rented to the Hamilton employees.In a meeting which they held last night, the mew said they were willing to work the ten hours as they bad been doing, bnt would.sigan ns apers.Pepe \u201cHinoge, May 14.Last evening, befare eight o'elnck, 6 lamp mE mE 7 adel on hose ./ tua Principal of to no @rploded in the lamp som bot va en ofl St veld ads in the à 2e Commi Hs 3 volume of flames and gmoke~ TEN THOUSAND CUSTOM- BS ARK WEARING {IEARN & HARRISON'S SPECTACLES.Tax RRAsoN Way: Becauia they almays get what they pay for, GLASS FOR GLARS, AND PEBBLES FOR PEBELMS, ; AND NEVER ONE FOR TA OT .ich is a Chemical Food and\u2019 Buicides \u201c : Nxw York, May 14.Aman to-day reported to Officer McGuire that a woman, whose name was subsequently learned to be Louisa Gilliom, was discovered lyfhg on the floor of her room in the house No.27 Mar hall stréét, with Ber throat out from ear to ear.When the officer reached her room he found a Jargé carving knife near het, 'ds toùgh it had Yeon dfopped from her hand afte?bétug bid fof the purpose of ending her life.She had been living alone, and was subject to oconsional fits of insauity.\u2018She bas a sister Hiving in East Now York, and was qmployed by a tailor named Kesler, in Marshall street, near Broadway.Desperate Assault by Roughs.PartanELPAIA, Penn, May 12.This aft a gang of rowdies attackep 8 number of peaceful Germans at Smith\u2019 Island, opposite the oity.Three special officers interfered.and, recuring thee men, took them on board the boat to bring them across to the city.\"They were followed by the gang of roughs, and a fearfal fight took place on board, in which reveral men wete badly in= Jured.The officers ware ravetely burt.Un resching the sity, other officers came to their assistance, and a rnoning fight took place through the streets, for a distance of three squares.Nong of ihe gang were äsptured.one of the officers had his head out and riba broken.Probable Homicide.PaTLADELPRIA, Penn, May 12.This evening Wm.Rameey, night wateh- map, employed at the Girard Tube works of Murphy & Co., was shot by Samuel Woodlow, driver for the same fitm.Woodlow entered the place and demanded a horse, which Ramsey had no right to give him witboat sn order.This he told Wondlow, who, in a fréthzy, drew bis revolver and fired.The ball entered Ramsey'a noce aud passed behing his left ear, producing a dangerous wound.The wounded man was taken to the hospital.Woodlow has not yet been arrested.Murder by a Brother=in.Law.New York, May 14.Shortly before noon yesterday, while Bernard Marvin was visiting his brother-in-law, Robert Hays, at hia residence on the corner of North Fifth and Third streets, Williams- burg, the (wo men became engaged in a .{ soufllo, during which Marvin stuck Hays s blow on the back of his bead, bresking his neok apd killing him instantly.There was no ill feeling existing between the mea, but both had been drinking very freely through the morning.Marvin gave himself up in- mpdiately to Lhe police, completely broken down by horror at his deed.Hays was an employee in Marvin's shee store, in Warren st., New York, and.leaves a widow and an infant child.Both the parties were soldiers during the war, smd Hays bad lost bis left arm in battle.He was married to Marvin's sister! .The others in the house were not aware that any fighting wus taking place.New York, May 15.Arrived\u20148teamer China from Liverpool.SournameToN, May 15.The steamship Weser strived to day from New York.Maprip, May 16.A forse of Carlists which entered Spain from Portugal, was met near the frontier by an body of Goverament troops, and driven back into Portugese tertitory.Loxnoxn, May 15.Betting on the approaching race between the Atlantic and London Crew is now 2 to 1 in favor of the latter.> CE The Wreck of the St.Patrick.To the Editor of Tux STak.i Sre,\u2014Can you explain the reason why the Bran is the only paper that has given = true sccount of the wreck of the steamship St.Patrick alongside the whaef on Saturday evening ?The Gazette, especially, after describin the disaster in as honeyed a style as could be well imagined, finished up by declaring the vessel was in her \u201cold place again \u201d\u2014in other words, she was all ght.Now, this bold mode of disseminating falsehood may sorve cértafn purposes and mislead people at s distance, bat it won't fool Montrealers.The vessel lies to-day\u2014four days sinoe the wreck-\u2014pn her beam snds full of water.The faot is the wreck is the result of a blunder gosrcely pardonable ia a lot of schoolboys, or 1andamen, but most disoredita- ble to men calling themseives navigators, or essing an average uantity cf brains.sd any Iandsman told these \u201cexperienced seamen\u201d they were jeopardising the vessel by piling a stack of pig-iron several fest high on the foreoastie, he would have been insult- and pooh-poobed down es an ignorant meddier.Now that the vessel ie wreoked, enormous damage done, let the saddle be pot on the right horse, and the unfortanate vesrel, ff she be got ready for ses agsin within a couple of weeks from the date of her sinking instead of being \u201cin her old place again,\u201d a In Gesette, may consider herself precious Jucky.Yours, truly, : Prax S#raxing.Montreal, May 15, 1872.\"7 ! [Tbe only suswer we can give to owr sor- respondent's query is this: The Szan ie thoroughly independent, and alms to deserve the proud name of basing Tur PxorLw's Park.We notice thät our evening contemporary asoribed the \u2018\u2018aociéert\u201d to the wind, aad being reminded by a correspondent that Saturday evening was very calm, falls into his old style of equivocation, pleading se an exours for the statement that \u2018auch scoidenty \u2018are usually attributed to wind !\u201d\u2014En.Bran.] ROUND TOWN., \u2014 Boscovitz is to be here rgain next week, bat only for à rhort time.give a coneart or recital.\u2014~ The harbor diver hasbeen employed today in stoppiwg the port-holes of the St.Patrick in order thst she may be pumped dry.\u2014 Arrivals to-day :\u2014Barque Bumbrae, Ardoeune ; B.5.weds, Liverpool; 4.5.Modway, Londôn ; and ship Varonia, Livor pool.~The apmual meeting of the La.ohine Boating Clab will take plase on Saturday evening next at Lake View Hous, when srrangements will be made for the Wing 198800, and other business transected, - \u2014 Some sheds at the cormer bf Lagauche- [tiers snl Be Dominique treats ware distor.# hope he will | sred on fire about four o'elosk this sftern-on.Thi reels of the division were promplly on.the spot, and the firs was spebdily extinguished.The Rev.Mr.Sauterne, of St.James\u2019 R O.Churah, is said to have suffered loss, but nothing serious.\u2014 The two blacks of the crew Lake Micki- gun have been committed to stand their trial a! the Polise Court to-morrow, upon à charge of aggravated assault towards Capt.Buchanan.One of the seawen, Wilmore, has preferred a similar charge agiinet the esp tal, who shot him in the grvin.It is udi- derstood thst both trials will take place together.Capt.Buchanan intends to prosecute the whole of the crew for mutinous conduct on the high seas.\u2014 One James Smith, oarpenter by trade, was arrested Detective Bouchard this afternoon on suspidion of stenllng 8207 from a young man named Tremblay, while occuppying a room with the latter last night at Rapin's Hotel.The evidence against the prisoner is wholly circumstantial but strong enoagh to jutlsfy hi.detention till further inquiries gan be made.Previous to the supposed theft both parties litd baen on a spree.WRECK.The ship Lake Huron, loaded at this port Vast fall, caught in the ice below Quebes, and.after extraordinary exertion cleared this spring, has unfortunately become a tots) wreck ofi the seitth wast toast of Auticosti.Ske c'eared from Montreal on the 10th of November last.The following ia a dopy of her manifest: T.W.Raphael, 100 bris, flour; Rimmer, Quon & On., 100 do oatm nol D Torrance & Co., 20,000 bush peas, 7.00 do barley; Thompson, M.& Co., 500 bris.apples, 400 boards, 300 desis, 180 soaptlint- lings; H.Dobeil & On, 10,300 bush.corn, 3! brie sshes) McCulloch Bros, 400 bris.flour, \u2014 Herald.HOW FRAUD IS HUSHED UP.The following tofy showa how dishonesty is encouraged by deftaln people: A Bt.Catherine street wood dealer nut long sines sold a cord of his merchandise to a fruit dealer, whose premises are situate upon the same street in the vicinity.When the wood \u2014presumed to be a cord\u2014arrived at the yard of the purohaser, the.latter, suspicious that a mistake had Loon made in the meas- urment, despatohed it at once to the Central Station, where, on measurement being made, it was found to be atly short of the re gnired quantity.Indignant at the attempted fraud, the fruit merchant was on the püttit of instituting legal proceedings, when the wood dealer turned round and blandly offered the fruit desler the wood as a present.The bribe was accepted, and the wood dealer depsrted to resume his old ceurse ef swindling the publio.WHO IS HE?An Amphibions Lunavstt At 1.80 o'clock this morning, Const.Murray while on duty on thé wbatves observed aman racing about, snd performing all sorts of stradge antits, with tbe inténion of dis- coveting the tbazon of theeé unvsual prodeed- ings, he att8nptdd to detain him, but the mao, who on neater approach he peideivtito He bare-footed and Dero-hesded, took nimbly to his heels and spod up the roadway to the city.After a fruitless ohase, the constable resumod his boat, only to be gutprised » fow moments afterwards to se thé tnknewp rushing frantically by way of the wharvés to the river.This time, after some trouble, be was taken into custody, aud bis clothes found dripping wet, as if he had been taking a bath.He was removed with difficulty to the station, making frequent attempts to escape, and evincing à strong desire to jum Into the fivôr ; entreating to be conduoted to the canal.When looked up, ha undtsssed himself completely, and attempted to gain freedom by way of the windows.He in un- doubtly \u2018insane, and gives the name of Joseph Sweeny.lis insanity is not of à vio- Tent order and betrays itself principally ina morbid wish to enter the water.Since the sbovo was put in type it has beôn fonnd that the man\u2019s name is Theodore Choninard.He has been sent to jail to await medical examination.LL.\u2018NEW FORTIFICATIONS AT STRASBOURG.The North German Correspond.nt says that Strasbourg, socording to German journals, is to be surrounded by a girdle of 18 forts, at an average distance of abeut one German mile from the enceinte of the town.Five of those forts to the north-west of the oity will be first built.Thelr ocnstruction has been undertaken by various companies of contractors, and are to be completed by the 1st of April, 1875.A commencement has been made by erecting a number of temporary dwellings, sufficient to acoommodsts from 800 to 1,000 masons at each of the sites.These men will chiefly come from other parte of Germany, as the Alsatinns are disinelined to accept employment on the works.The remaining 13 forts will not be begun until the first five are completed.The total expense is estimated at from 30,000,000 to 40,000,000 of thalers.When all are finished, and not till then, the old fortifications will be demolished.LATEST MONEY MARKET at 3 pm.œ Shine Exchange.œ MONTREAL.Greenbaoks bonzht at à disant af.123 to Greenbacks sold at a discount ot.1 to a 8:1ver bought at a discount of.0 G.W.WARNER & SON, Oar.Motre Dame & 8t.Frs.Xavier streets.Financial > Montres Sroox Exon ares, Co May 15, 1878, - Sala ut Morning Board : BE 31 shares of Merchants\u2019 Bank at.137 25 shares of Morchants\u2019 Bank at.137} 100 shares of Royal Canadian Bank at.110 10 shares of Commerce Bank at.139§ Loxpox, May 15\u201411:30 A.M.\u2018Consols opened at 93 for money, and 93} for account.- Bonds ; 1867, 93}; 10-40\"s, 8! Liverroer, May 18, Cotten strong.Uplands, 11d to 114d; Or- loans, 11id to 113d._ « PRancroet, May 15.- Bonds opened at 95j a 96,for issue of 1863.Pan, May 18.Rentes opened at 54 france 65 centimes.MONTREAL STOCK MARKER Repor:ed for Tan Sran by Bond Brothers Bank rent 236; 26 mem ns i on 4 in ee Basque du Peuple.| 110 nw ree Molson\u2019s Bank.| 115 ne cee Bank of Toronto.9 218 .Ban Ci re.Morchants Bank.197} 17 157;87) Quebec Baie wn i is\u2019 lis 41 Do.Sterling & | 03 rliing6peon logra h Co.| 8 Richelien Nav.Co.19 ( N.Co.| 9 Oity Pass.Railway.| 42 ity Gas Company.| X4 Meroh'ta, Exchal ef ace ontres ! instriot Per sSocisty.| .\u2026.PR \u2018us Jan.Kollf ook Co 133 \u2018ee sues Can En & Machine Co| .ees Stock.3 vers } Bond ovt Deb., 8 pe atg.Govt.l\\eh,, 6 p.e.6y.Jovt.Deb., 5 pue.sig Bovt, pe 5 ne.ey.At Jonts ani | or 8p coy.bonds.Cae coon rere po 8] 1 odo, i cies ves ors Mont Harbor, pe] \u2026.co Quebec Harbor arf\" = & pe \u2018 .che Maonkreal 7 poo.Htoek| 114] .Pr Montreal Corp, Bon} Les ie .Montreal W W.Bond £8) 3 .EXCHANGE./ Bank @ days right or 75 days datb.ve} © 100 Merchant\u2019 iil olay ! 1 Pes iersnne ore Mini on dematui én Naw York Merchants dain.voi 0 ® \u2018on HRN) Drafts on N.Yor m Gold rate at noon in New York.rr ire 8 \u2018Barns, Marrisger P Gauthier, frm; 1802, 893; 1865 (old), 91}; | A Rew Immber Fade Eo \u201c À great convenience has just been afforded the builders at the West End, by the open- Ing of a lumber yard by Messrs.A.H.Low- don & Co., at 160 Mountain street.In this snd select supply of sawn lumber.Pine and hemlock joistings, and posts of sll sizes.Indeed thera is noneed to particularize, for they have every thing in their line that is required.Having an agenoy for one of the largest door factories in the Dominion, they are able td supply bntiders at prices whioh defy competition.\u2014\u2014\u2014eseemenn Im giving the public an opportunity of ad- £ vertising articles lost {ree of charge, the proprietors of Tnr Evrnine Srak hope that people who may find any article which does not appear to them of suf- Beient value to warrant expenses, will redollect that it may be advertised in Tre Stan fros, and that by availing themselves of this free advertisin medium, they may be ine means o restoring many a valuable article to its poor, but rightful owner.\u2014_\u2014 CLunGTuE= and others oganected with -th various City Tches (both Protestant and Catholic) will benefit thon Church and other religious news to Tus EvENING Stan No.91 8t.James street.Notices of Sabbath services shonld be sent in on Friday evening, to ensure prominence in Saturday\" sper.Remember that no charge whatever will be made for i i any religious notices, and that all oroeds will be treated alike.snd Oblinasy motives will recoive free insertion in both the daily and weekly editions of Tux Sran, Persons derirous of acquainting thelr friends in the country with adoh ! notices, may be interested in knowing that Tas WrxcLy Stas, published at Sixty Cents per annuin, is now largely circulated threughout every county in the Dominion, and as it contains from one to two columns of Deaths and Marriager every weok, people in the country have got habi\u2018v ited to reading its columns for «là auch intelligence.The ¢ EVENING STAR\" is for sale at one cent each at the following News Standat AKIN, T.Post-oTice, Point St.Charles, Austin, Jas.grocer, 888 St.Joseph street.Carpenter, Gé0., Bird Store, 785 St, Catherine si Cook, Thomas, Fruit Store, 10 Radegende Cockburn, J., Fruit Dealer, 119 Wellington st.Cooper, Mra.C., Frult8tore, 308 Bt.Catherine stree! Clark, Miss, Straw Bonnet Cleaner, 17 Bt.Antoine street.William, Grocerles, &s., Forfar street, int St Oharies.) \u201c~wnball, J., Fruit Dealer, 10 Bileury street.Chisbor ~~ R.& Co.Bonaventure Depot, and on ins tra, bY their News Agent.Clements, J., (11000F, onruy, Of Anderson and auchetiere streets.- Cavalïn, Fruit Store, &c,.300 8, Cathar \u2018street, and Daw ., Btationer, &c., 548 St.M.ot.Dorion, Gs, Fancy Toy abd Trunk Store, 8 Del wy SE Breury street.aney, J.Donaldson, W., Fruit Store, 178 St.Catherine street.Elliott, Mra., Earthenware, &c.; 625 St.Joseph street.Finoh, Mrs, Fruit Store, 76 Bleury street.Ferrite, J, onpry and Confectionery, 197 n st Anto rie oct.ror .ood, Francis G., grocer, tone Lagau- chetlere and St, Constant streets.Fruit and ConfecLionery, .A a ot thaln street.Grey, J.4561 Wellington stree x Edward Charles, Fruit Store, 473 Bt.Mary street.\u2018 Gault, A.Book and Fancy Goods Store, No.0 sit, olef street.Holland, , Frült and News Depot, 512 St Mary street.; Humphreys, Mrs., Fancy Goods, 061 -8t.-Ca- herine street.; Hankin, Mra., Fruit Store, 964 St, Antoine st.Hi ginson Mra, Fruit Store, 8t.Joseph st.* Key & Co.Fruit and Tobacoo Brore, @7 Craig street, + Kerr, dues Fruita, Confection street.News Depot, 44 Cha- Lyona, 5., Grocery Store, 488 Bonaventure st.Murray, 3.86 8t, Catherine street, Morrison, Mrs, Fruit Store, comer Ottaws.\u2018ectioner and Fruit Dealer, st Mary strest, Mare, Mru,, Fruft8tore, 158 Bt.Antoinet.Mortimer, Mre., Registry Office, 67 Bonaventure street.: Maddock, J., Frult Store, 115 Bonaventure st.Norman, T., Grocer, &c., 19 8t.Antoine st.O°Malley, J., Fruit Store, 873 St.Catherine st Oppenhelmre, E, 489 St.Josenh street.6e, Mra., grooer, corner of 8t.Patrick and Island streets.Poirier.Mr, Famlly Grocer, 88 Papineau Payne, George, Fruit Store, 145 Bonaventure Payette, J., Mr., Barber and News Depot, 114 Notre Dame stree Proulx, 3 Ax Fruit Store, 544 St.Catherine Pe J.L., Stationery, &o., corner Craig and ai Lawrence streols.\u2019 Racicot, A.Frait Store and News Depot, 58 Fer Tous ang Fi es: oy BE an 4 h wy se } cy Goods, Dorches- Blois Mra.Coal Ol 8 418t.U oh Bmit Mrs.Fruit Store, 415 Wellington stree Senecal Andrew, Fruit and News Store, Mf Craig atreet, 8myth, J., News Depot ; Staftard, Mrs, Fruit Store, 612 St Joseph st, Black, Mra, Fancy Goods Store, (65 St.Joseph stree' Stewart, J., Grocer, Bt.Patriok atreet.Stephen, C, J., Grocer, corner St.Martinands 8t.Antoine streets, Thibaudeau, J.O.A., Btatlonery and News 8 Ty loe, Wn, Confectioner, naventure #3\u201d all, aus, Reglutry Offioc \u2018or Sérvants, 83 eury stree Webster, KE Boarding House, 115 Bonaventure Wayne, Jno,, grocer, corner of Wellinton and agdalen streets, Point 84 Charles.TN OTIOE.The following classes of advertisements wil be inssrted in all the editions of THE STAR FREE OF CHARGE 3 : SERVANTS WANTED, CLERKS WANTED \" BITUATIONS WANTED BOARD VACANCIES, BOARD WANTED, BIRTHS, DEATHB AND MARRIAGES.PERRONAY ADVERTISEMENTS, A RELIGIOUS ADVBRTISEMENTS, ARTICLES FOUND, ARTICLES LOST.These advertisements will receive the same prominence and attention as if paid foe.RELIG UB NOTICEB will recel ve specia attention, and In order to give them due pro- 7 yard bullders and contractors will find a full |.sands ef out citizens by sending in} Collins, J.C., Fruit, &c., 803 8t.Catherine st.| NEW ADVERTISRMABIIrS JONGLISH amp AMERICAN GAS-FIXTURFH A large and varied assortment of GAS-FIXTURES and GLASS GLOBES, Or LATEST DESIGNS, JUST RECEIVED BY JOHN MARTIN, Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, Z7 ST.ANTOINE STREET, Sole Agent for the Underground Gas Machine.ISHING TACKLE.Salmon Rods, ishing Baske Trout Rots Pic-Nfc Baskets, Trolling Rods, Fishing Heol, Salmon Lines, Landing liandles, Trout Lines, Gaff Hoo Trolling Lines, Smallwood\u2019s Hooks, ALL 81Z.- And all description of TACKLE kept in Stock.HIAH & OSTELL, \"WHOLESALE I¥FPORTERS OF IMALLWARES AND FANCY GOODS, Wo.414 87.PAUL STREET, (18 Custom-house Square.) Tous J)INAHAN & O'CONNOR.FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHORE MANUFACTURERS, 399 NOTRE DAME STREET, , MONTREAL, (TIFFIN's BLOCK,) Third door East of Bt.Peter street.Ladies\u2019, Gents\u2019, and Children\u2019s Boots and Shoes made to erder.An assortment of English and French work oonstantly on hand.55-1y HE FOLLOWING COOKING STOVES are kept constantly in stock i= THE SOVEREIGN, .| RIVAL, DIAMOND ROCK, QUEBEC, HERALD, TEXANIA, FOR WOOD OR COAL.| Inspection solicited.JAS.BROWN & BRO., 93 219 St.James street.BW ADVERT ISFMENTS ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE FOUND INTHE PRINCESS ROYAL.It ls, without, dguvt the best COAL COOK~ of Mmarke! ING STO I wont remind the publ he su r te that hia facilities for the manufacture of ald Kinds of SroyEs, for coul or wood, are not sure Purchasers can select from the best assorte ment in the Han elther at the city Ras rooms, 21; & 216 ST.JAMES STREET, Craig street, or at the Foundry, 165 to 179 WILLIAM STREET, W holesale and Retail.90 W.OLENDINNENG.T HE PLACE TO GET GOODS CHEAP, - 165 ST.JosgPH STREET, 165.DUCLOS & HENSLEY wish to par friends and the public in general that they are selling off à very cheap DRESS GOODR, suitable for tbe Spring a Summer months.Alro, à oy choles 58 sortment of SILKS aud REAL A GLOVES of the mekes; Lad UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS in great We guarantee our gonds to give 2Dtire sails faction to those who purchase them.DUCLOS & HENSLEY, 165 St.JosepH STREET, 165, (Near Chaboliles square.) (EN TRAL | \u201cMr.RS.LATHAM would call the attention of his friends and the public ro his large and well selected stock of Lubin\u2019s, Aion And Violet's PERFUMERY; alro Lubin\u2019s s Violet's Tollet Soaps; Gosnell's, King's and Kent's English Hairy Hat, Nail, Tool nd Cloth Brushes; olel\u2019s i Po Ing: Violets Acetine.a Sehghtiul and res treshing Toilet requisite.Special attention given to the dispensing ot ptions ard Recipes, Hours of attendance, from 7am.tollp.m R.8.LATHAM, 105 Corner Bloury and Craig street.FOR GOOD-FITTING PANTS \u2019 DRUG STORE.GOTO 8.GOLTMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR.- 13 8T.JAMES STREET.JV A splendid assortment STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, \u2018on Gl Cards, and Transparent of Paris me petare and after the War.00-80 ST ARRIVED, AT VIEWS OF PARIS ON FIRE VERY CHEAP, WHOLESALE AND RET AIL, AT \u20ac TRANSPARENT G.J.HUBBARD'S DOMINION OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT -29 NOTRE DAME STREET, \u201c MONTREAL » MARTEAU & BONDS NEW SHIRT AND COLLAR STull BUY YOUR WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, BUY YOUR REGATTA SHIETS, BUY YOUR OXFORD SHIRTS, BUY YOUR GLOVES and COLLARS, BUY YOUR SCARFS and TIES, BUY YOUR HOSIERY and UNDEE- CLOTHING, UY YOUR HABERDASHERY, .\u2018ar THE NEW STORE, ue NOTRE, DAME STREET, Corner of BH.Peterstret.y RA FTER\u2019S TAILORING AND OUT.FITTING BTORE, This great Canaîlan Store for Orders or Ready-made Goods is superbly stocked with every requirement for the (Gentlemen's trade, ! No, 468 NOTRE DAME STREET, (Rear of the Ottawa Hotel.) us } PDE M.H UTLEY WILL REMOVE, |\u201d asovr ran .FIRS?OF NAY NEXT, To HIS RESIDENCE, No.6 MoGILL COLLEGE AVENUE, Cambridge Terrace, (Near Sherbrooke street.) s W HOLESALE.HOLLAND # CUBSHING 10007 Are now offering A LARGE ASSORTMENT cr BRIAR PIP TOBACCO POUCHES BALIR POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, PURR JEWELLERY, AND GENERAL FANCY GOODS, At very low prices.38 BT.PAUL BTREET, \u201d AN ASSORTMENT or SUPERIOR BLACK WALNOT, CANE-SEAT DINING AND BED ROOM : CHAIRS, ; AT 8.R.PARSONS FURNITURE WAREROOMS, 808 & 005 CRAIG STRRET.- Letters in answer to frees advertisements will be kept at \u201c\u201cTHE EVENING STAR\" office until called for.| Lo ADVERTISING OFFICER, O1 St.James Street.\u2018Where full particulers of our free advertises.ments will be made known.GRAHAM & 00.NFORMATION WANTED 108 S Fs 01 AL.FRESH IMPORTATIÈN OF WATCHES, \u2014\u2014 +; ENQLIL LEVERS, ° LETACHED LEVERS, ANS SWISS In Gold and Silver Cases, AT HENRY GRANT'S, MANUFACTURER AXD IMPORTER GP MASONIO .JEWELS AND, CLATIING, .No.98 NOTRE DAME STRERT, MONTREAL.minence, we will thank clergymen and ™ others, with the aif burches, ; to sand ta notices of services for Banday, on He M Œ 0 P A T H I O\u2014Dr.Friday night or early on Baturday morning.FULTON, a Graduste of MoGill Col- (JOCOAS and CHOCOLATES À tomplete amortment of Cad Delon aux Frit an Since Drops A cola Almond Chooolates, &e., at Pa ADAM A ROHIBALDR, 247 BL James street, (Opposite the Otiawa Hotel.) VW ELLINGTON MILLS FOUNDERY FACINGS8\u2014AN ki MOULDERS\u2019 TUOLS\u2014Monk\u2019s and ns ke » PIG LRON\u2014To arrive, and in Yard.LUMP LFHIGH\u2014 Old Company\u201d handpicked.MOULDING BAND\u2014W ate: riod, For mle by COPELAND & McLAREN, corner (rey Nun and Wellington ats.101 JL,ACHINE HOUSE.Mr.JAMES MCUARTAY begs to Annotmoe | thas he han 1 the ** Lachine House, which hie Lan fitted up in finst-clnas style.The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Liquors.The Ball-room has been ronovaled.and greally tm proved.Welding parties will find every accommo dation for nn pleasant day's ammement.The pnb:te will find the Accommodation in every reap: ot firat-clasn.10841 O2] at the HTAR .D NEWSPAPERS FOR ! Orcs.» [LACKAWANA COAL ABOUT FIPTY TONS FOR BALE BY COPLAND & MCLAREN, Corner Grey Nun and Wellington street 97 BLEURY STREET.STEAM-POWEHR Being now employed at the NEW PREMISE | OF THE MEDICAL HALL GINGER ALE AND BODA-WATER FACTORY, No.71 BLEURY STREBT, The proprietors are now prepared to exeoutd orders for any quantity of their ORIGINAL BELFAST GINGER ALK, SUPER-CARBONATED BODA snd POP» ABH WATER, SELTZER WATER, VICHY WATER, KISSENGEN WATER, &c, dc.&c.WHOLRSALE OXLY AT TUE FACTORY, AND RETAIL AT ALL THE GROCERS.110-4 FOR SALE, 400 Barrels RAW LINSEED OIL\u20148towe\u2019s 0m BOILED do.do.600 bris, jm REFINED SEAL OIL, 100 puns, Puntin & Muns* 20 bris.PALE AND STRAW BEAL Olle © bhds, OLIVE OIL» 0 owts.CHICAGO MESS PORK, | #0 tous No.1 PIG IRON.1000 bags RICE.2000 half-chests choloe new JAPAN TRAS.IW do amoried YOUNG HYBONS, 30 barrels BYRUPR, Montreal and New York, &c., &c.W.R.ROBS & 00, 6-e0d-1y* \u201c484 and 466 Bt.Panl street.READ AND NOTE.+ .ALPHONBE AND JOHN, lor 18 years with PbiHp Henry, Tobbconiaé Notre Dame street, have commenced br be ness on their own account, a fow doors East of the OLD BTAXD, and will be grateful 4 & share of pnblio patronage, SIGN OF THE BRITISH TAR, 772 NOTRE DAME STREET.us HEAP SALE OF MAN.JLES AND BHAWLS ALL TH WEEK.! 18 \u2014\u2014 your Binok /Bilk Manties, Cloake and Jack at 464 Nutre Dame atrest, and enve 4 jor sen .lack Lace Bhawls, decided values, Just opened, one case fancy striped Lams and Tissue Bhawan, \u2019 Beveial new styles In Fanoy Cloth Mane t t colors.BR Cloth Manties, Jackets, OCloaksand Coats for Ladies, Mianen, and Children.' All the Novelties in Heats, Flowers, and ers.For Frenci lish and German all igen, \"los ans makes, oall at Cornet J.A.McCARVILLE & CO.8, No.44 NOTRE DAME STREST 4 IN FORMATION WANTED.= II MARY CLARK, who was married to GRIRGKESTEWART, In Newton Rte of Ardatraw County Tyrone, 1rela the year JR42 and emigrated to C: et the year | or her daughter Mary, will commimicate with the undersig , thay will hear af something 10 their advanta-e, Any person knowing'anythiog of the shove parties w111 pense addrens WILLIAM EL Kra Atintney at Law, No.13] South Slats reat, Philadelphis, U.H, 100-8 .st > v : - mere, 5 adh , = = ; \u2014 .- : Lg RN RE Y vo mgt b a THE EVENING STAR.] TNSURANCHE, &c.GROCHRIES, &c.; CLOTHING.Per GOODS.Cl | CIGARS AND TOEAQCOS.Coe MEDICAL, - « OCRAN STRAMBHIPS.\u2019 RAILBO Ov.- LA a MPERIAL FIRE INSUR CARSON BROTHERS.vy ST.JOSEPH ST.77 EEDS! SEEDB! SEEDS LLAN LINE, under con.D TRUNK RAILWAY A ; RANOE COMPANY, - NE MAPLE SY RU P MERCHANT TAILORS, Br.JAMzs .0 8 M 0 K E R 8 \u2014 tract with the Government of Canada | > ?Eraxer (almost directly oppomite the new 1 \u2014 f | \\ .ABPARAGUS, KEANE the conveyance of Canadian and United OF CAN : | ' .2 Merchants\u2019 Bank building), to inform The cheapest place In the city for WINT AR AER anomuanTa NORA S C RIM E ; LONDON ENGLAND FIT FOR KEEPING, their customers, and the public generally, A .\u2014 CADRAGES, ERS.CARROT 1871-73\u2014 WINTER ARRANGEMENTA.mlm 4 ' * JUST RECEIVED that they have just opened up and are now DRY-GOODS The most rellable House in Canada for CHERVIL, \"OR eader-motel at cium: fa AR: composed of the NEW CARS ON ALL EXPRESS TRANS .OR, KaTARLISEED NS, .fully prepared to show thelr Bpring Btock, .: GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS HILLARY, CUOIMBER, aul, double Engine, 1 amines) = Trains now leave Montreal as followss= - - ME THE CAPTAIN'S REVENGE, \u2014 ALS0, which will ba found to be unusually complete \u2014 LETTIOË, .MELON, Vessel.Tonnage.Goma Wwwr.1 $ Funds Invested 2 Canada.S100 and varied In every department.COME AND SEE NO HUMBUG! Genuine Mecrschaum and Briar Fipes, oN.: RADDISH, POLYNESIAN.eves.dl Bundi Day Express £ a Ottæ x The Block comprises a large assortment of pr\u2019 eee 3800 Brookvi.le, Kingston, Belle., À Fresh Suppl, \u2014 TURNI MR ROOM, ap Si u Toron! London, 1 CHAPTER XXVIT.\u2014Continued.RINTOUT.BROS, ; PP y Cheviot and Chiffiny Norton Tweeds, Bilk Grey, Striped and Checked JAPANESE SMOKERS\u2019 REQUISITES, &c.OLOVER, TIMOTHY.' Cart Hall A4 vi wile ©, Guelp Paso Des 5 \u2014_ GENERAL AGENTS, C M K Mixtures, Weat of England Goods, &0., &¢ , to POPLINS, 28 conta! Quite new and .Lt ution HN XN.x tlt Chion:n ni all points .§ «\u201c You have failed, then.\u201d iné-1v 34 Bt.Sacrament sees COCOA AND CONDENSED MILK.whion the early attention of their friends in elegant as Bilks | \"COHEN & LOPEZ ALso, Capt.Brown.at.veserenns ~ i « Philip, I cannot like your wife, I can saltelted.aE Quine M Atop former! of Lhe Good, Soft EID GLOVES, 75 centa., FLOWER SEEDS Nigut \u2018do do go de nt.#00 pw t ».\u2019 \\ ; \u2014 m * Riotho ving charge of Good Blaok BLLK, 23 inehes wide, $1.05.a roc | mobi cannot oven trust ber.The truth R OYAL INSURANOE the dtu de 5a Deadioas tomdd Fy GRO GRAINS that on eut, $1.88, CORNER OF ST.JAMES STREET AND PLACK por sale by In great variety.win SP Blerrac lato stations at.wane ! log you.She hides somothinz from us all\u2014 COMPANY W.D, McLAREN, \u201c 100 Equally good value at $1.50, $1.75 and $1.00 = LAFOND & VERNIER, Droggista, Pa OT À au Line AL 6.00 a 10.0.50 \u201cthers are secrots.in the life (ont Fes behind -_ ; In One nie Tad Drab at at a 50 $4.00, Also, thelr new Store, St.James street, _112 253 Notre Dame street, - N.$0 CapL The 8.00 ph.tra rups ; Mer she will not reveal.Something is wrong.$47 BT.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.¢ WORTH OF $5.00-and $2.00, ut $3.50, $4 NORTH AMERIOAN.17T84 Gant Miller a | \u2018 i \u2018She knew Captain Clopin before he ever CAPITAL, $10 000,000.y h nearly opRilie Ottawa Hotel.1 ~ 1 CORINTHIAN.$400 Oapt.James Boott., : Ë p v .These goods will be very fashionable.} 4 EEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!|Urrawa.t.Archer, R.N.R Gorxa SOUTM AND EAwr.5 oroared the threshold of this house.\u201d FunDps IN HAND $9 620.205.2 C G \u2014 #r.Davin 1.160 © pt.E.Scott.udation Tralu for lsland î Colonel Hathorly started violontly.> ! : SMITH & 00 READY-MAD LOTHIN Black and Colored LUBTRES, extra good \u2014_ 439 Fond ane and iutermediate Stations 20 s .: .AFD OF - a tor sieeserenn an Ÿ : \u201cImpossible, mother! Utterly, wildly in- SECURITY SHOULD BE J \u2019 Just received, a fresh Stock of GARDEN Express for \u201cBouton, vis Vermont E ible ! tain Clopi direct from ve.NEWLY IMPORTED FRENCH AND WIDE SHEETINGS, 25 cents! \u201d 1 Cen! at.vu ible 1, Saptain Clopin came diese tana THE FIRST CONSIDERATION., (Mucosssors to Smith de\" Cou.) LISH O TW EEDS 40-inch fine PILLOW COTTON, 12) cents! IGARS! CIGARS! 400 FIELD SEEDS from Francs, England, Expres fn Now York wad ovis, \"0 for many years before, tia the wildes V5\" po 1) 10 anout tnsure their lives TER LIQUORR AT Good WHITE SHIRTING, 10 cents! INTIMIDAD BEETS, \u2019 Mall Tran fof Bt.John sr oosea TM ousibility that they could ever have met be mona f° coneul.the prospectus \u201cor \u201ctai oa rosy LIQUORS, AND o_o BExrow rE ORDINARY VALUE.OF vent 8 are retalled at wholesale HENRY ELA, viLL C X Paint co necting with rains on .Company, which em! \u2014 \u2014 ARS, Un \u201cThen why is th t - mast approved methods of LIFE ASSUR 1 WESTERN BUILDINGS, OOMN AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES UMRERS, and from Ireland and Scotland), are intended Ohambly and Eastern Me 908.2 on ATT AT 5, AND TUDGE FOR TOUSKLYAS | A.M.ALLAN & CO, am CRGLI wens, 1030 patos os Fda Soimied Jilodts ules ï the sound of his name, at his entrance into Prospeotoses free onapplication to MONTREAL.133-1Y rest verity Of at the PUMERIAGA CORN ¥ 8 Champ! t .200 pr, # the room ?Why does he look at her with H.L.ROUTH, \u2018SHIRTS, SP LLARS, NECE-TIEB, &0., #8.No.T7 87.JOSEPH STREET i : LEvER I 18 Train Lans ; \u201cSn why does she comer of bof + Chiet agents a.T HOMAS H.'OOX, At very moderais prices.\u201d OPFOSITE THE CITY HOTEL.C1 GARSI ' MELONS, E a.Ni Express fOr \"Qu pm 8 ower a sink before i - I OT : 2 R.DEZIEL, ONIONS, 4 ou Py ve \u201core PEroring Siindly in the di feat à bit Ores See scts Ee 2 Francot IMPORTER AND DEALER No.131 Bt.Joseph wireok Sw AT 1 PARDNIPS, Rates of passage from Portland :\u2014 sai the Teer Provia ion thé féisor & l'have rats them\u201d |.Boon, MD, Medion Eramiger, - Orders executed with neatnersand dispate ARKINS LACE HOUSE PHILYP HENRY'S, EAS ori TT LY Pond at gt oro was a dead pause.Deep in Philip's RADDIS.The Sten: mond, Sherb Boartse dos.thir it had mover ariten | mm TEAS, GENERAL GROOERIES cMILLAN & CO., 308 TOMATOES.tended to sail Potente do wad Fort: pion, i : to the surface before\u2014lurked, from the first, |, ICHELIEU HOT EL Ay \u2019 AGENTS, ESTABLISHED 1849.: Notre D Street TURNIPS, AY land at intervals q uring the season of W tuter ton only a.ceneercagine JOB DER - doubt and suspicion of his wife.The love of WINES, &c., &c., MERCHANT TAILORS \u2014_ re Lame Street, , vÂn experienced Furgeon carried on each 'Elman ace, Parlor and Bleeping OMe y « rue olf ou 8T.VINCENT STREET, 253 B87.JANES BTREET, WN.MeDUNNOUG EH, CORNER OF FRENCH OHURCH.MANGOLD WURTZEL.erths not secured until paid for.on all da and night hrongh traine Baggage into ashes, and dead ashes are terribly hard MONTREAL.(Mozæonts BUILDING), Next door West Peut OU Hotel, 104 \u201cor freight or other particulars apply\u2014in checked through.to rekindle.He had striven to love her, but thanks to thelr numerous (Successor to J.Parkin,) EEE ALSO, Portlan ATEN L.Farmer, or Hugh a As the punctuality of the trains depend on the love that is forced isa love worth very _\u2014 Beg to tender thelr liberal patro be- : drew Allan; in Quebec, to 08, & Soppectiona with otber Un company ; lite, Aud now, hero was his mother, wich |The undersigned rrapecufuly informe the 181 Bonaventure Street.SEARS LSE TMFORTER AND DEALER IX M_ © M.COMPANY, FLOWER SEEDs, finie siens ting Haniel Tinmmain el foneroes her borrible doubts and suspicions, a fright- public that las À Joa o Does HOTE OTEL, for Æ-1Y and would intimate that they aro now inre- BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL LACES, + A very large assortment, Voitaire : In A Antwer to Avg.Behilte & Do; The steumers Car or Chase wiil leave ful echo of his own.transient guests and permanent boarders, and celpt of their Spring Stock, which embraces *| wamur AOTURRES or ar waoLEsALY in Rotter are To : tp Portland for Halifux , every Saturday \u201c \u201d \u201d hopes for a continuance of the liberal Patron \u2014 everything required ina first-class Talloring W nolesale and Retail ERE .\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hamb log.¥ n & pere in Belfast, afternoon, at4p.m.he by Shave excellent aoe ! have thought sometimes, Philip,\u201d the age esto Wed on his predéeesso ATURDAY 80th March, Business, been selected with the ut- pen\u201d , Al at the lowest market prices, to Charley & Malcolm; in London, to Mon tion passengers and old lady said, slowly, after & pause, \u2018a wild peliveau, with whom be fllled TA Position ot v \u2019 most care, and will be found on examination DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN REAL c I @ A \u201cR 8S.merie & Greenhorne, I 17 Grace Church st.; \u201cThe International Company's es orn, and improbable thought, yet which has foro- Manager during the past five years.commences ihe monthly sacrifice an to Sonsist of the lewest and oe Le e LACES , JAMES GOULDEN, D Glasgow, to James and Alexander r Allan, Hi æ ection ih the Grand Trunk ed itself upon me again and again; can you The Hotel hus been THOROUGHLY RENOVA- ri cy Shen D a gor tide Bome Takers re thelr lar customers they bo so.; or ram 175 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, © Gres , ci de yde street; Tn Liv Liverpool, to Allan rada y at 6 pom, \u201c \u2018for BL John N.a.have made some droadful mistake?What TED, REFITTED, FURNISHED, and ENLARGED.thing oholoe Japan, and Somethin really fine dem it superfluous to say that the fit, style, AND \u2019 re, Ho & w LLAN, Tickets issu through at the Company's if, after all this woman is not the wife of A few monthly | boarders can be accommo at soc.ue latter aoe can positiv ve y say yon and make of every ja ment ti De u to PURCHASING ONLY DOMINION loans LEGAL TENDER 208 ST.PAUL STREET.Corner of Y nak AL mon étreota principal stations.information and time of Ar .\" rms n fact, STREET.7 Philip Hatbo ly burst into loud laugh ro oe nder the managementof this ibis oy.The People\u2019s Hiore, corner MoGil) ho effort will be spared Lo make thel house FROM THE 365 ST.CATHERINE .7 rival and Departure of all Trains at terminal Jaugh h T9 QUTEE Tnt à Lo Ag, Be her Isaac, No well and favorably and 8 treets, is the only place where one of the first on this continent.Prices will ; We beg to call the attention of the trade tn and Way stations, apply at the Ticket Office, ~ 1augh that had very little of mirth in it.Known from his connection with the Cosmo- YOU an procure eit positively be moderate.Fixed pricesstriotly Most Eminent European Manufacturers, cenerai, to the above particuiar brands of H F.JAC Bonaventure station, or No.% 51 James \u201cMy dear mother,\u201d he said, ** you did well politan Restauran 77 P.BROWNE.|adheredto.An inspection of thelr goods None but RELIABLE gcods are offered for Vigars, which are acknowledged by consum- .KSON, street.to tell moe your fancy was wild and impro- ISIDORE B.DUROCHER, AD BURTY'S F sale.ts to be ihe riokers favorite wherever iro (hy examination of the C.J.BRYDGES, able.should never have given practic 120d tor, : duced.Diroctor, i Mrs.Hatherly credit for suoh a flight of ima- 100 Froprie OLATES AND COCOAS.BOOTS & SHOES.NOVELTIES recetving fortnightly via Cana Uesides these, all other cholos brands mre Pormpceution Bociate = Montreal.51h Nov, 1671 = \\ - gination as that.Not my wife] Do you CHOCOLA - | anutactared by the Subscribers, aud are tuerine street (opposite the NEW Y ORK, CORK & LIVERPOOL, id think I have been blind and in a dream for \u2014 WM.MCDUNN Crystal Palace) Montreal, A N ADA CENTRA L ; ; .OUGH aow offered to the trade in general, at prices - ai tho past eight years 7\u201d 32 These celebrated CHOCOLATES tock the M PORTANT (Buocessor to J.Parkin), ower than by any other Manufacturers in ab ionta 1 imorm EVE FULL PSE D STEAM J * And yet even whilst he spoke the words, a \u201c FIRS8T-PRIZE 1 * \u2019 mink and Îta vicinity generall AND 9 newborn terror clutched his heart like the , BRITISH AND FOREIGN LACE HOUSR, the Do on.Retall dealers would find {8 mont the grip of an iron hand.If the woman he had PROVINCE 0 OF QUEBEC.At the Exhibition of 1871, and are unsurpassed 50 their advantage to call upon ue, as we can that he has opened an Establish ment at the THE BIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD.BROOKVILLE & OTTAWA RAILWAYS, 1 .280 Notre Dame atreet, + above address, for the purpose .0 |] tailing OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBLIC, i re-married at Ravensdale were really the MONTREAL, 15th April, 1872 foe parity and richness of quality.The That elegant double Store, cod Establish .ry I mottos MA rales Done si soie ng ry ahiace of orduelr avo ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIO, ORRAT BEAAD GATOR ToUTR TO orrawa.3 wife of his first youth, then she had changed FAR COCOA ESSENCE #20\" ( od 1840.) will challenge competition.respectiully assures them that ox 6,000 Tons burden\u20143,000 A.p.each.and after MONDAY, May 6, 1673, trains 3 as surely never woman changed before.Persons requiring FARMERS, M- deu 177 & 19 BT.LAWRENCE STREET MONTREAL CIGAR MANUFACTURLNG tions and | Reci confided ta him, wil \u2019 ; wil run aa follows: \u201c » HANDS, MECHANICS, LABORERS, 4a, 18 8 most deildions beverage.Nos.0 BT ' COMPANY, be carefu accurately dispensed.Salling from New York on SATURDAY I have read of such things being done, AV x = : 98-1y © 6 LEAVE BROCKVILLE.ou old Mee Hatherly said, with an uneasy feel- wili please apply at the To bé had of all grocers.NEAR THE MARKET, C LEA R ING SALE 4 or, THal fod 3 PHILLIPS from L tbe day ol a IURSDA ¥8, and Corl at 8:00 A 1 arriving a.ou ing of shame that she was fanciful ; \u201ctwin EK.LUSHER, = * \u2019 TTT OTRE DAME \u2019 ; 1.00 P.M., and al Sand Point L.COP 3 | brothers andtwin sisters passing for each other.IMMIGRATION HOME, Bole Agent for Canada.; AT THR (Up Btalrs), and RA XY! 8 SYRUP Jersey City.tar Dock, Pavonla Ferry, TRAIN at 4.00 P.M., arriving st Sand 3 Bven cousins sometimes bear the strongest A fresh supply per Morovia.2353 Is now being fitted up, and will be opened on « ORIENTAL.\u201d ® Br.LAWRENCE MAIN BrRENT Passenger accommodations (for all classes) oint at 9.30 P.M.nt family resemblance.And remember, Phi-.No.151 ST.ANTOINB/STREET, or about the ' re RED SPRUCE GUM unrivalled, combining | lp, you had not seen your wife for ten HN.B.\u2014~Parties wishing to bave thelr own : Turorau OTTAWA Exvness st 8.50 P.M, Where REGISTERS Will be kept for that ak th the BAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.ing a certain ovunection wi years.\u201d HAMS AND BACON.3 FIRST OF MAY Qu, | 4rands of Ofgars manufactured, can have Saloons, State-rooms, Smoking-room, and rai Trunk press from x TO Ton years could not make me forret how purpose, .424 Notre Dame Street.tiem on the shortest notice CoUGHE COLD: Loos OF VOIOE, Bathrooms in midship section, where least Fast and Wost, arriving at vue aé ; J 5 C.E BELLE, 10 Tierces CINCINNATI SBUGAR-CURED BRONCHIAL AND motion is felt, Surgeons and Stewardesses -10 P.M.of , i she locked, nor ake Ton pose could not Crown Lands and Immigrant Agent.HAMS, (Davis\u2019 Celebrated Diamond (WITH À \u2014 NY BODY thatis a eof THROAT AFFECTIONS.uocompany these sicamers, © LEAVE OTTAWA.d wn-1m judge of ' The Gum which exudes from the Red ATES\u2014Ealoon gold.Steerage, THROUGH WESTERN EXPRESS at 10.00 A.M, Ll x Es and my previous life \u201cAnd then the 10 Boxge BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON MOST CAREFULLY SELECTED Black Cloth Jackets, $1 each to $8 each.# £00d Cigar suited at L.AT Spruce true Is, without doubl, the most valu- furrency \u201corn Wishing to send for \"Rios mech a picky a LO PM, and = A 1 : ., Velveteen \u201c $3 each to $7 each.e native Gum for medicina ¥ age, prepaid certificates, $33, currency.Fo \u2018 marriage dertificate\u2014m icture\u2014letters ! ; kabl i lievi rtai > y \u2018684 going Fast and Wes! ; a Ob, mother, mother, this last is the maddest N APPEAL TO SMOKERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.| Assortment of - six \u201c 88 each to Fl5each.- CHOICE PRESENT a romans of bronchitis, and its almost basen Farin.earn or from ail parts of Ma ATL TAIN ALA.P.M., arving at Brook: 3 \u201d of all mad ideas 1\u201d A M.BURKE | .Mantle Cloths, in all colors, $1.25 to $3a yard, i IN P1PES, OIGARS, &c.specific , of 1 astonish'ng value.INE MEERSC HAU M throughout the Domiulon mont,\u201d Wm.H.Flagg.for Burlington, Ticon- you meau?That this Mrs.Selwyn is my PET BUY YOUR FLOUR manafactare oC sues I a & of every Baptiste Black Drap D\u2019Imperatrice, barre.- HOMOPA.A cali x of Medi.deroge, Whitebiall, Troy, Albany and New | ws Tay son poe yo in Eat ie Amy for TOR , 7 o hia aoe TE mo Of the 1 von toe hoes or in Costume otha.P IPE 8 \u2019 cines and Books aivs ys on hand, Family 1.eave Montreal ai 3 p.m., and Rouses Point à , and.\u2014 5 one of the 3 bo bons, Pins, 5: 4 \u201cAh, if I only know.I dare not say that, HOLIDAY PRESENTS.ALL FLOURS uen ou one the.hoi, Ne es intending to leave ik Ribbons, Satin Ribl Tapes, ar THE cases roglled and remedicated.st 5:06 pra A.Burlin 5 a.es pm, Tioon- 3 Philip; but I do say that in your place I \" AFD DELIVERED FPRER OF CHARGE.eir orders T rowing 'a Aceon.Spool Thread 1 and imitations.Orders from the country carefully filled.deroga at 230 arm, Wiehall at a.m., Bara- | would never rest until I found rr, Kelwyn WILLIAM B McMASTER of the large and ever-gro amount of Pliage Laces, real im OTTAWA HOTEL CIGAR STORE.J.A.HARTE, DRTGGIST a at5:06 A at 9:10 a.m , Albany at à and her son, and saw and heard their histor Sa 5e} Figur for br 2] Boll i y 5 ons done at vais enialispmont LAS.an arms =\u201c 85 \u201c400 Notre Dame Btreet 9:50 am, Reheltectedy at +10 am., New J for myself.\u201d 4 (Successor to McMaster § Logan), TEX Farry Fier (he finest in the Baten ® Dove center Farine Gas TTAWA HOTEL CIG Ym HA free.Aupper on board.q \u201c least i thi i- TRE DAME STREET.barrels, half-barre mare |\u2019 , Ba examined by tl ustoms Off Blo.ECan do that But nothing wil coe | NO x = 1 no-aignih, and aiéteants BEAUVAIS & CO, Or TAWA HOTEL CIGAR UNC A N\u2019S 8 A R-|artiétfréamen ar d'obecxed bron .I barrels.te BRODEUR & BEAUVAIS), desire This Stock, amounting to about $%0,000 8 oe BAPARILLA Tickets and information furnished st all of it, depend upon it.Remember, Captain Brodie\u2019s Celobrated Self-ralying XXX Flour.( om fi v ! ; ; OWLEY & CAMIRANT © TE .ocal attention to the new establishment must be cleared out before removing to the Is the great HEALTH RESTORER of the day.ces of the Grand Trunk Railway, and at , [ Clopin knows them, and cee how lightly he , ' \u201c \u201c ckwbt « opened at otre Dame street, (opposite H H It strikes at the root of all disease, through ita the Company's Office, 8t.Lawrence all ) treats it.\u201d \u201cGraham Flour\u201d (from the choicest Fall & H, aL 2! where they offer à very Dew premises.i 5 rful power in 4 Building, No.8 8t.James street, Montr Ne, No.À ) y \u2014 18 sa ed wonderful power In restoring the Blood to a treal, Dist.2 4 | \u201cThat for Captain ¢lopin!\u201d exclaimed TANNERS, Wheat).a » and carefully assorted stock of portes with large salcs and small profite.a healthy state.where state rooms can alto be secured.Mail ~ Mrs.Hastherly, snapping her fingers.\u2018 The one-horse AXLE C RAGE, a boxes.Trade arked.; her, for she is the moat besutiful and\u2019 be- District of Montreal, Esquire, Proprietor, \u2014\u2014 done Sandmme and a attractively in cext door to the Wesl valayas Cure F Engine con MACHER OIL, pthres aradea; fm] Mosh EVER & HBARNES, wa ree Ee or \"and Lond Fy.| Public Notice 8 hereby given.that tne The largest and best assorted stock ever Toe ames will fe ml A lh mh = Ww.BOWIE ; Also.Paints.Boi eather.WHOLSMALE AND RETAIL ward Ashbury, thengh next heir to an art.Les Protmanctney 0.ne, Gore, imported for à h card 0 be glazed separately, wl sumnes #0 ba.of Alsy FRI, Bolled OIL, Colors, Bronze, vw gx 0LOTH AND WIRE-WORE wa 8 y - the Prothonotary of the said Court, iad : 1d lding between.CTURERA, _ dom, is rich in nothing but a lofty name and of Three Hundred and Eighty-seven Dollars | .RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, 4 Bold Boniding bo the Oars wil be done in J STEWART, = coal per day; Price lirta forwarded.No.a Wor, , long pedigree.As 0 puch things mattered, Sompensation fon ine property erctoatier 1 ar small gilt frames, containing from one ¢ ia the .| RNS the three-horse Artress to Office and Factory: MONTREAL.ined a andusmma ' en Charles proprietion un Sader tha Biatage Fh aoa den 0° *P4108 ST.LAWRENCE STREET.Passenger Cars on the duerent dons, or Ae : Y SRESSES, \u2018Ke, DYED AND |\u2019 5 be, and the | OB NAZARETH HTREET, MONTREAL.|, ¢ Blinds made to i * \u2019 » > le A\u201c 7 À would only forgive mo and come back, even bap.80, to wit: \u2014A piece of Land, ®-1y - RIEPERT à CO.either de s6ction, A8 may be bo deaired bythe ad MACHINE SILES, TWIST, à CLEANED without being inken apart., re Myo arden asd Corn atory 7 \u2018encing, 1 she would de he is good enough, and noble gs un y thereon, bounded, on tbe N AG Y vee are a prepared to place Advertine- , , L Mespul Offce\u2014215 NoTRE DAME STREET, fourhorse 12! HAPOLIO cleans windows ai SE rd Ongen a \" ° N eux + Gdhele] et : PAL j hed M the diplomatie manœuvres of the Evans, on North-west and Norinceaat a sides \u2019 | ments mine mw by rice desiring io And every description of ur\u201d dh !sreets bs.af coal per without wettitg the carpet.For nals ea! Dress Hands, Coa iy ; little hoiress were in vain.The crooked Le de the remninier of the property où FURRIER Rtations on the line of the ronds ropresented ; The Works aie now in splendid running day.by mostly every Grocer and Hardware Mer- \u2014 er EY 1 things would not straighten, and people P.Lawlor; and it was orde » by us, al reasonable rates.MAOHINE LINEN THREAD, order, and fully prepared to execute all or- D chant; wholesale by the Azent, 1 would persist in making themselves miecr Be otocnnomitive week Ih.te eck, cel NANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER éd ertiapmonte wit be sl Inserted ang 10N BUILDINGS, he ROPILS, NW HOTA AIR © 14 A.AUR Nie Hract 3 neocutive wee ; > ED ru .\u201d À able in spite ff her.Mixs Clopin and Lord of thin of Montreal, the one in nein Of all kinds of favoranle terms No.1 UN.Workmen from Parts a pre fai YRIC ENGIN, ad oa for Lu : nic alr ; Ashbury would not come to an underatand- rio French, a RS For rates, hey apply at office, H3BL.James Sr.FRA 8 XAVIER : to specially superinten .said one wn, three, or four\u201d borse- LL FAVORITE Cu ANDS â ing, do what she would.They were elabo- any ai to, or being enti Era the wo FOREIGN FU \u2019 street, Mon .ROOIS : BTRERT.\u201c A list ôf city agencies will bo published LA power.A LL i.rately civil to each other : but let the caj.- money, orany part thereof, be notified and .er T.KK.FUSTER & CO, A fre dan.WwW.TRIPP, (Of fine Havana Cie \"th APRA.3 tain\u2019s daughter be in ever ro genial a mood dred uited (andl the aro hereb 7 motied and re- 860 NOTRE DAME STREET, - OAL! COAL\" ng promptly attendsd tn 1% 4 6 Routh street, \u2014 À the entrance of tho stately Englishman was opposition And f le the same În tha Office of MONTREAL EA! T BA A! TEA! ve 87-15 JELLING OFF AT COST.à like the ontrance of a blast of Artic wind\u2014it the notary within the six days * : navigatio the oder.i = i froze her irto an iceberg at once.She avoid- The highest cash price paid for Raw Fars, navigation, > which nan follow the three weeks from the first insertion of this notios, to be Lhereaster proceeded with neoarding to law.riched deuil ive Jor rate the various k Jods of Lorene from buslresn.nt V7 Mountalr m Qoal, when be hopes to i / \\ Orders executed at the shortest notice.2 + ceivea 1 we \"016 of pubilo patronage.#-1y À ed him-in no marked or palpable way\u2014but One Hundred Package ages CHOIOR TEAB, she avolded him steadily and effectually, and regular price.at Monntam street ekrefuily relcciod forthe Subseribors * Fam- ps BOOTS at about half i auf 5 ON i 4 eae hor armor of stool the moment be \\ MUBKRT, PAPINEAU & HONEY, ily Trade.\u201d O.H.TUGUKY.rE MRR] TA B HILDRENS BOOTS from.eb à I a 7 .; M.FURK The Home TINE MEERS 180 HA U M, (YENTS FOR SAL st the J 3% oomta ENS ai V7 Memniain arret À MT TT > .esme in \u201ceh To be o continued.M To Phloem, fn Mags 0 { 100-Smw-3 \u2019 CHa in FOR SALE at the = * Bt Antoine races.on let May perf Anas par pis PIPER, at Ottawa Hotel Cigar Etora.C \u201cHTAROFFIOR\" = | i ._ 3 TNT \u2018 + \u2014\u2014\u2014 # a de "]