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[" fontr 0 ( oty, St io inglie real W Widows ted Protes alt tt} 0 wl 7) Andett rolent Bosiell % Bene VOL.YUL NO.211 MEDICINES, &o, FRECKLES REMOVED AT \u2019 .LAST! sOMMER 18 COMING ARD WITH IT FRECKLES Diptheria is prevalent to an alarming extent / purch! and certain remedies fox puit tue above, or Toney roturnod, at JOHN SHERIDAN'S WEST-END MEDICAL HALL, Dor, Seigneurs & St.Joseph streets W.B,\u2014Open all da7, Sundays, and all night.om YES! BYES! EY BSI Vi.BRODEURS EYH WATER pg sbwncly preparation thatean ours the moat ine sateruié Dissuser of the Xyel.Frotsaatonal men and working clames employ it arid gress henefis to socthe and relieve the Nyss tueuse Ovez role Price BB conte.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTR, GENERAL DEPOT: ga0 ET.LAWRENCE STREET, ry \\RESIDDER'S CHARCOAL & ORRIN TOOTH PA #HITENS THE TEETH and PRE VENTS DEUAZ J.B.TRESIDDER, SOR DK Price, 35 ; ; per \u2018wor sale by all Dru talon OATAREE (AE oured by mufle, wazhes vx Iconi ani 1s & rcaknons of the titan, devsioping itgelf In the nasal organs first, after= wards extend thro lication to T.J.pent free on appli où 4 y Breckvllle, 5 Alara an #0 ion sont à cent do vs , Or Six y \u2026 For sais by all drug- grecs on seceipt Of mener y ari GROCERIES.A MS.Ve moofering a consignment of Prime Sugar Cured HAMS, at rates which command the atten- Building Lots.The whole wili be sold on the pres mises, without any reserve.Sale on the ground facing the Cottages, on Robb street, à Pclock.° BENNING & BARSALOT, 210 Auctioneers, ~ By Benning & Barsalon, FXTENSNE SALE OF DRY- GOODS BY CATALOGUE.The subscribers will sell at thelr stores, Nos.128 and 128 St.Peter street, on WEDNESDAY, 6TH SEPTEMBER NEXT, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, 1 and extensive sssortment of fall and 2 Ser Dry Goods; algo, to close the bankrupt Stock of Hudon & Plamor don, the whole of the Fall and Winter Dry Goods belonging to above estate, amounting to over {twenty-seven thousand dollacs (827,000), snd forming a completo assortment suitable to the requirements of the trade, and, stopped in transit, the contents of 63 cases assorted fall and winter bry Goods, with positive orders to sell.\u2014LIKEWISE,\u2014 bales Felt Carpets, 29 bales sorted Blankets (white and grey), 7 cases Caraigan Jackets, assorted, 31 cases assorted Woollen Hosiery, 5 do.Winter Gloves, do.do.Kid Mite and Gloves, 63 pieces superior Tapestry Carpets, choice patterns.2 cases Black Silks, assorted, superior quality, .Knitted Goods 3 de.Cloths, Winter Coatings, Osssimeres, Doeskins and Canadian Tweeds, A large assortment of White, Scarlet and Fancy Fiannels, Korseys, &c.83 cases assorted Dress Goods, Winceys, Prench Me.inoes, &c.A complete assortment of Scotch Linnens, \u2014TCGETHER WITH \u2014 signment of Wadding and Batting 4 ones assorted American Dry Goods, &¢., 80.For particulars, see catalogue.Sale each day at TEN o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 204 Auctioneers.NORTH-WEST TERRITORY.BUFFALO ROBES.UNRESERVEL SALE OF A COLLECTION OF 6,200 SELECTED ROBES, WHICH MUST BE S80LD.bove Sale will take place In one of the Now Warehouses of T.Jamca Claxton & Co., Bt.Joseph street, on THURSDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER.THREE MONTHS\u2019 CREDIT will be given on all purchases over $100.The Robes will bo open for inspaction, aud Catalogues may bo had on tue 7th inst., 0.1 personal application, or by letter, at the Warehouse, or from the Auctioneers.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers.By David Fraser.ORSES BY AUCTION at the HORSE BAZAAR, 679 Craig street, On FRIDAY, 8th BEPT., at TWO o'clock.206 DAVID FRASER, Auctioneer, By Henry J.Show.HURSDAY, '7ta INSTANT.208 ya THE REGULAR MONTE.LY COMMUNICATION of the LODGE ANTIQUITY, A.F.and A.M,, wi]j ou held atthe MasonicH»il, Piace d\u2019Arme® ¢n THURSDAY EVENING, 7th Sepiember Instant: at 7.30 p.m., precisely.2111 J.T.WRIGHT, Secretary, a THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE, IRISH HOME RULE LEAGLS will be held in the St.Patrick) Hall, corner St.Alexander © Craig streets, on WEDNE ye EVENING NEXT, tho 6th AY at eight o'clock sharp.Copies of tho Constitution, as reviged, will be distributed at this meeting, 216-2 M, MCNAMARA, Rec.-Sec, aE TE = MONTREAL WORE.INGMEN'S MUTUAL BENEFIT and WIDOWS and ORPHANS! PROVIDENT SOCIET Y.\u2014An adjourneq special Mceting of theSociet will be held in theMechanies Institute, on Wednesda, 5 , 6th lust., at 8 p.m.For the 43 revision of By-Laws, All FRET MER Todi) AL dais members are a attend.requested to JAS, H, VINCENT, 210-2 Reo.Secretary.T QT.HYACINTHE CONFLA.PUBLIC MEETING.To His Worship the Mayor, Srr,\u2014In view of the great calamity with wWhloh he Town of St.Hyacinthe has been visited, wo, the undersigned citizens of the City of Montrog) request that you will call a PUBLIC MEETING of the Citizens of Montreal to take such steps ag may be deemed advisable to come to the relief of the sufferers by the recent conflagration at st, Hye cinthe; the sald meeting to take place at ag early à day as possible.Montreal, 5th September, 1876.B.Devlin, Henry Judah, L.H.Holton, RB.Coulson, D.Masson, Thomas Simpson, L.Marchand, Edw.Carter, M.Laframbolse, 'W.O'Brien, J.M.Loranger, J.W.Reddy, L.O.Loranger, T.Tifün, Hy.Starnes, G.A.Raymond, A.Laxocque, David R.MoCord, 0.J.Coursol, Geo.Childs, J.Thibaudeau, M.H.Gault, ¥.Bincks, Thos.D.Hood, James Stewart, Jno.Ostell, L.A.Jotte, Andrew Wilson, Samuel R.Dawson, R.Jas.Reekie, T, Wolferstan Thomas Alfred Perry, F.X.Archambault, À.À.Stevenson, In conformity with the forogolng Requisition, | hereby call a PUBLIO MEETING of the Cltizens of Montreal, to take placeat the MECHANICS! IR* STITUTE, at half-past THRER o\u2019clock P.M, ON TLE 6h SEPTEMBER, A.W.Ogilvie.LARGE SALE OF REW AND SECOND-HAND FUENITURE, Carpets, Bedding, Yecond-hand Pianos, Sowing-machines,Iron ficds, Mirrors, Gasaliers, Pictures, J'at cy Goods, Marble-top Dedroori Scts, Parlor Sete, Crockery, Glass- Ware âne, nearly new Plano, etc.eto, at my Stores, 723 Cralg street.The next education given to young ladies.205-12 Mrs.IweLIs ! Teopencd hor school on 4th SEPTEMBER, at i 47 MCGILL COLLEGE AVENUE.Proaprctuses to be had at I'rince\u2019s music store ; aDd at Hill's, 197-1m Courron CoLLEGE, PQ.i Tho *hird year of this Institution will commsenos ! THUK DAY, 7th SEPTEMBER.Terms \u2018Board, : Wathlug, English, Fronch, ghin Painting and Drawirg, $1750 per annum, usic, with use of Piano, $28 per annum, Address: _1E9-4t AN INCORPORATED SUPERICR SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, REY.J.DINZEY, Compton, P.Q.Gasnnere [vsrirurs ror YOUNG LADIES.3 BOSTON, MASS, Twenty-three Professors and Teachers.In In- , struction, LIncation, &c., unsurpasied by any ' American Female College.The 2Zud year will begin Wednesday, September 27, 1876, Family | pupils enjoy all the comiorts and advantages of a leasant and cultivated home.For Catalogues aud a cipal, 69 Chester Square, Boston, Maes.-1 OxwTario Lapixs\u2019 COLLEGE.WHITBY, ONT., Will RE-OPEN on THURADA Y, SEPT.7th, Full staff; splendid buildings ; extensive and very Toazonable charges.\u201d grounds For calendars, with all particulars, address 194 1m REV.J.E.SANDERSON, M.A, \u201cMar Hine ScrooL.PREPARATORY TO COLLEGE and UNIVERSITY.POTTSTOWN, MONTGOMERY CO, P.A, Twenty-sixth Annual Session begins September 6, M876.Re-organized with the specific ate of thorough training for college or profession.Ciassi- cal, Bciontific and English courses.Preliminary training for younger boya.Location unsurpassed for hocithfnlness and beauty, Modern appliances throughout.JOHN MEIGS, Ph.D.PRINCIPAL.REFERENCES.\u2014President Porter, Yale Cg President McCosh, Princeton \"College Ponge» sident Cattell and Facalty, of Lafayetto Coileso ; Gov.Hartranft; Justice William btronæ, U LADIES and GENTS\u2019 BATHIRG CAPS.FISHING STOCKINGS, YACHTING SHORS, ¥or sale at the RUBBER WAREHOUSE, 153+ W.¥.MEWHORT, FALL GOODS.I.ROZAND, MERCHANT TAILOR.72 and 148 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET Best of Cutters in attendance, 203-* FOR À TOWN UP WEST, Must give good references, and know his busi ness thoroughly.EBalary $1000 to $1500, Address No.3, D.D., STAR office, 189 tf+ DEPOT, 654 CRAIG STREET.SOLE AGENTS FOR ing Machinery in all its branches.STURTEVANT Fans and Blowers.R H.BUCHANAN & CO.203*e0dm informs bis f1iende and the public in 1, that he bas bought the West End Medical Hall, 601 8t.Joreph street, corner Seigneurs stroet, and will always have on hapd the most complete and besy quality cf Drugs, Patent Me(dicines, Perfumery, Toilets apd Faney Articles.Particular attention will be paid to prescriptions and family rocipos.DUTCH FLOWERING ROOTS.AUTUMN 1876, The subscriber has now received his usual choice and very exteneive assortment of the above comprising Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Crown, Im- périsls, * srcisgue, Liliums, Ranuncules, &c, &e.Price List may be had on application.WM.EVANS, Secedsman, WAREHOUSE, ALWAYS ON HAND end LIQUOR! Butter a speciality.BH.EDSON # CO 3.-\u2014 127 R E-6LLDING i RE-GILDING' MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES equal to New, at trade prices, At G.WELDON\u2019S, 115 and 117 BLEURY STREET, and FOUNDLING STREETS, Corner of MCGILL ETS 63+ Moar Derchoster, For THE SEA-SIDE, WANTED, a BREWER, J) OMINION MACHINERY ENOWLES\" celebrated Steam Pumps and Pamp- 7 WORLD.has been sold extensively in the United States and Canadas for the past 25 years.Cockroaches and Bats disappesr as by magic where Ît 1s nsod.204x ET ENDTEA ANDCOFFEE 785, corner af Mountain and St.Bonaventure streets.ALL KINDS OF CHOICE GROCERIE3 WINES Supreme Court.198-1 Maraur Vincent, 146 MANSFIELD STREET.takes this oppertunity ofcalllng the attention of the general public to the fact that she will be pre pared to takoa fow more scholars in Vocal and Instrumental Music, having taken lessoas from the leading Artists of both the United Statow and Europe.Scholars entrusted to her carc cannot butacquire a proficiency not to beobtalued elve- where.195-1m |Navicarion Scxoor.CarTAIN D.COWANS, the author of \u2018 Life on the Ocean,\u201d proposes opening a class for teaching Navigation about the 1st of Novemb:r.Instruction will afsô be given In the use of Charts and Nautical Tustruments, as required by the Mercantile Marine Boards of Examiners in - this aud the old country.Intending students can address him at No.21 St.Urbain streot, Terms moderate, KN.B.\u2014Students will require to find their own Books, but not Charts or Instruments.184 Tar MoxTrEAL Grenier, apply to the Rev.George Gannctt, Priu- | Balp takes place, on THURSDAY, the 7th last, ; £ale at TER o'clock.! HE :RY J.SHAW, 210 Auctioneer.| ALR OF HOUSEHOLD FUR- RITURE, CARPETS, PIANOFORTE, ETC.I am instructed to sell, at the residence, cornar of Alexis and Notre Dame streets, on ! FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, the 8th inst., the whole of the Household Furniture, Carpets, good Hair Cloth Parlor Set, Mirrors, Cartains, aplendid- toned Rosewood Piano, by Grovestaln & Co., Now York, Marble-top Chawber Set, Beddlay, Rosewood Etageres, &c.In Witohen splendid Range.Rofrigeratcr and Kitchen Beqguisites, for immediate dotivery.Salc at TEN o'clock.HENRY J.SHAW, Auctioneer.By Pain & MoDowell.THREE BRICR COTTAGHS, corner of Domiaulon and Coursol streets.We are Instracted by Thomas Ireroton, Hsq., to 210 \u2018sell at onr rooms, 718 Craig etroet, TIIURSDAY MORNING, 7th INST., the three well-built Drick Cottages, oorner of Domizion and Coursol streets.Ail fitted up with the most modern conveniences, Thorough inspoc- dion invited Terms liberal.Sale at THN o'olock A.M.8.MoDUWRLL, _209 3 Auctiouoar.ALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, &c.; Also, PORS and RRADY- MADE OLOTHING, THURSDAY, 7th INST.at 2 and 7.30 p.m, We will soll withont resorve at 43 Bloury stroat, a lsrge lot of Boots and Bhoes, French Calfskin and tole Leather, Lasts, 'attorus, two Jacks, ono Rotl ny Machine, two Bots Han Dies, one FIsal Die, Cutting Boards and Blocks an1 twn Shop Sofa- ; also, Shop Fixturcs and Lease of Store fur balance of year.After which wo wlll sell alot of very fina Fury, Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Hats, Caps, Mufla, Jack- ota, Coatr, &¢., and Readymade Clothing.210 8.MCDOWELL, Auctionser.S L': UF HORSFS, &c 1 will gell at the American House Yard, On FRIDAY, 8{h September, A Jot of Horses, Carriaues, Express Wazzons, Double and Siugle Harnesses, and à large cyusiyn- ment of whips.Sule at TEN o'clock.S$ MCDOWRLI, 211 Aucticnesr, ____ By F.Baymore.ST.LAWRENCE MAIN 17 STREET, THURSDAY, SEPT.7th, TR \\ IR SALE, Étuck ot Real und Imitation Hair Work, Fancy Goods, Jowelery, &e., £a.I am instructed by parties giving up the busin-rs to seil by Public Auction their whole 8tuck in Lote to suit buyers, without any rexerve Also, C 8h y Camcr, Table, Chairs.Brove and Plpos, &« , &o.Sale at TEN A.M.und TWO P.M., J.P.BAYMORE, Auctioneer.210-2 By C.F.Flwes, _ ORSES, SCOTCH CARTS AND HARNESS.Three fall Rigs will be sold at Bonaventure sue at, ° Repository, 51 On FBIDAY, SEPTEMBXR 8, Immediately after, olher Horace, Harn z- hicles of all descriptioLs.! ors unl: Clearing sale a* T Wd o'clock.C.I.ELWAS, 2112 Auction» r.[SOLVENT ACT OF 1875.In the master of L J.CAMPBKL\" & 0 yO! Maid real, Traders, lusolvents, IMPORTANT SALE OF HIAHLY BRED A%KAI- h CAN TROTTER 3, &n, The subscriber Is fnstructed to sell 09 WEON 23 pay, 13th HEPTEM ER, at TWO o'uloca, at th: Residence of S.8.Campl:ll, 1154 Darchestor sireet, tie thorouvh bed pair of fast Trott ni JOBICE \u201cIda Ana © Fluty Clay,\u201d both hy * Clay Pilot\u201d Top Bugales, Mew York Light Crotttag Harness (single and doabl»), handso:u> Cav send Photon, 8)eigha, Kxtra Flos Boarekin Rhus, Horse Clothing, tabla Tu 8 &c., &3.Parmlita to view tho 8'ock, full pedi-recs, £2, can be had by oh ing at tho Repusitory, No, 54 Bonavrutuce cet, 207-41 ARTIIUR M, PERKIXS, A valyne-, C, F.ELWES, AU0ti riesr Corner of NOTRE DAME AND PLACE DARNES Offers superior advantages for aring men for business puranils, A Prantiont Teor education is daily becoming more Tequlsite foe success in any business or profession, Tha Course includes Book-keeping in all its forms, Commercial end Mental Arithmetic, Business Corresponds ence and Pen hip, SOLD BY ALL given in French and \"nor Le le notons aT mation apply at the Collegs, or address DRUGGISTS TASKER & DAVIE.ARSON'S EXTERMINATOR, (} P the original and only genuine in the market, | OMM FROIAL A CA D E MY OF TH& BROTHERS OF SCHOOLS, 35 ST, MARGARET STREET, The re-opening of the Commerci the Brothers of the Chalatian Schools A ademz of September.a place on MONDAY, the 4th of n order to enconrags ecucation Tex emulation among the puplis i - 1 ls Ackôcizy, the fol'ewiog honorable gentlemen have had the ganerosity to promis a spacial ro comper se, or prize of honor, to thoge «ho will di+tingwish themeeircz Ai log ha scholastic yen O1ther by their good coudusi and conatant app.cation.ar by their ancorss in \u201cNa different spectall- ties which comy.ore thelr programme.Fix Worship tue Mayor, W.H Uingaton, M.D.D.CL, will give 8 sold\u2019 watah : à Judge C.J.Coursol.Messrs.HN J.the honorahla Devlin and N, Yalois, 8 yuree cach, and Mr.T.Waite a gold | medal.* Berider, the puydls of the Academy will hav during the year, to undergo an examination ja Presence of persons competent in the art of book- ©\u2018 ping and other commercial transactions, after which examination diplomas Will be aceordad to those who will have given borf-ct satisfaction.2 THR CUARIATIAN fy W.C.Korman.FRLY CLEARING SALE TL AS OF FURNITURH.\u2014Oo FRIDAY, the $ h jost, 1 wiJl scJi at my rooms, 430 Notre Dimu Ffrset @Jaige collretion of new and Sécord-hars fliniinre, conrieling of rove n Parlor Sets in vuic £1 0 other cov eringn, ten B.W.Bedroom Sets, RB, p Mortle X1:30.8, B.W.81 tahoards, Warérobes, Book- ui Beg, Sofa, Couch B, C.S Chalrs, Basy Ctatrs warty, date, Wool sbd 0ther Mattresses, cuir) jay.{rie ai tu pie 3 La Tapestry Carpoin over and Pijus aud » quantity of a nok sans ; a s of useful Louve- talc al .00'c\u2019cck «.m, and 2 and 7 p.m 4 : ; + 2974 W_C NOBMAN, Auctioneor.As OF NEAT A SEF S EOUSEUF LD A AND User on Tous À vo eë' a fth' Inatracica 3 Guy, Fey.tea en the pp, potages Ne TE TONG fpipe sr LE CD SATUBNIU NEXI , 4th inst, ail ! Le Heuseho 4 Furnliyrg erg h fleets, consti 7, 1 P wat (F£netoned Pana, by Barmore, N.X., THlor Rat, Kook oe, ow S dubaard i 4 Ne Cocke 3 omg fs.pi vds, binlaz Minor, VHSTEUS Betisrenin Cure aang ro .in cp TA tore \u201ctovre, K-schen Vécnetie, de, ai CCPLÈET.FE VIDE hrem buts chort bi di | Rare 4c mrs or, ehext Higmo la nae, W.0.3 RLY, Arch ano, 211-1 |= | (YENTLEMENS CLOTHING | ULEANED, ALTERED, RRPAIRAD | K L PEESSÉD at H, VINEBERG\"S, 658 Cralg = ste cors cast of Bleury.N.B-\u2014Oash paid tendus ug.Mall orders promptiy a + ; ALFRED ROY, Act!y MAYOR\u20188 OFFICE, CITY ALL, } 44 Mayor, 1 Montreal, 5th Bept , 1876.on J ] » y [a Bazar pu Bonmeur | Est-it quelqu'un sur terre ! ul ne reve au plaisir; S qui n'ait à satisfaire \u20ac Aucun vœu, ni dcsle, \u20ac Oui tonjours l\u2019on travaille 1 A chercher le bonheur) J'en ai fait la trouvaille.( Avis a tout cherchour.1 Alles pour faire empletts, t De Joie st Lonue humerr, 1 Chez les £ourdes-M ; Au * Basar au Bonheur.\u201d 8 ç The Rszsar opentd at 2 pm, om MON, * 4th BRPTEMBER, st tbe Deaf-Mato Inetitate.nl St.Deuln street, above Bherlrooke street, I LL 2084 | - - > v THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION ; s OF 1HE MO:-TRRAL AGRICULTURAL AND TUHAL HÔCIETY HORTICUL- L Will take place In tha CRYSTAL PAT.ACK BUILDING, On TUESDAY, WRDNESDAY and THOREDAY, ] 12th, Lith and 16th Boptember, instant, % 81.400 ARN OFYXUED 1X PRIZES.w Intending exhibitors will please make their en- | trles without duiay at the Palace, St.Catherine &, Entries must be mado not later tLan Baturday, Sih 00 he Quebce Advisory Board bave Is Eoclety à eum of money with which tomate ar = lection of the Arples sown in this Province.) I rculare, coutalnin, il (nformat a NE or tue Pure | À .© splon and of the Oth T yal Par\" wil] be present each evening during 1h exhibition ) hn Admlseion, 25¢c.; children nai0ir 12 yrars half Oh price.HRFRY 5.KVANS, 20811 ___ Becrotary and Troarurer, Exmzitioxy at Orrawa, THE ANSTAL AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, Axp In.HO ti DUSTRIAL EXRIBITION, LY ur in connection with the CITY OF OTTAWA | th pts , | of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, | pa ; br Wiil be held ou the crounds of tho Socloty, (let | Y, year used for the Provinoial Exhibition), at On 26th, 27th aud 25th SarTenner Next.| by \u2014_\u2014 be ENTRIES should be made befora 30th Beptomber.off com -_\u2014 tit FS OF 1.B tre PREM ION LIST | va) arc May be had al the oMoo of this paper, oronap- | £6 plication to the undersigned.w A.B.WOODEURN, at Secretary.Ottaws, August, 1876.2103 | the 1G.J.HAZ AZEBR'S bec ACADEMY OF DANCING AND ETIQUETTE An RX-OPENED on FRIDAY EVENING, , lsh tio; TERMS, DAYS AXD TIOURS OF TOUITION.$6 Gentlcnen : Monday and Friday Evenings from 2 T.80 Ml 11.Toruw of lé lossona w.to For scason, including two Isdics, $15.ma) Ladies for season 92.50, Monday, Wodneaday ma and Friday Evenings 18 (| AFTEHKNOON CLAESPS.Ladies, Misses ana Wednesday amd | Saturdays from J til} 6.30.Tcrm of 30 lessons T $6.Beason $25.T1 6 Thursday cvoning class commences Thux- » \u2014( day, Di Oct.Lad'es, 35 for sonson ; gontlemes, fen $15.Thue notice of opening party.NOTICE \u2014Kicht nights roservod from all Claseed a cl daring the season.St Celebrated Minuet La Ceur and German Intro } \u2018 duced If required by private families.ast Annual 01d Clothes Party for the beuodt of Oc We phaus\u2019 Homes will be announced.180° call, _ upo A tt ef thre LUtult 0diES: ing -\u2014 DE 2 - wel By Taylor & Lusher.stez me \u2014 -\u2014\u2014.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ALUABLE TENEMENT PRO- \u201ca PERTIPS IN ST.MARTIN AND WOLF STREETS.We arn Irstencted Lo ofier at Pu olla Aucton!s our Sales Kvom, Mo.4 Hospital street, ou 8 FL1DaY NEXT, the sth BE.\"TEMURR, T ASFLEVE :0\"13eh, Mar thst very dani able Br'ok Tczomuot House, NO.Din; | 113 and 1.6 Bt.Martlu street, off St Joseph 1 Bavirg two brick houses In re av.; ove |, A180, an exelent krick House, Eelng Nor.486 spec ABK, 460 We.1:1 treet, between Gutario and Shes inte.brooke pirtets.near tho St James Market.nte.Iho above properti.e offer vpec.el tuduoements tow fo parties acexni : n Inorative invs st tt m Jerme hhern) and perfect titive.Partioalsss en : can IX had from V.4 Lomoine, Ecq., Land Agents chu r TAYLOR & LUSHER, 1s w 20g auctluncert.little paid += \u2014 A (Lau | GATE bY AUTHORITY OF i JUSTICE.son | AMI be so d on MONDAY, the Tiuhtacnth day of (Lau ; SEITEMIRE tnatint, ot too hyur of Lun of $09 sir, | clock Im tlio furirooh, at tho ofgcsof Mesh he | Wiluht, Prosas & Paret, Notaries and Com fy Sle ( sloners, £8 St.Froncote Xavier street Montrek» Her , the hercioaferz duacritnd iinmovabla property 4 Imamy 10 the kuiude and Hue cession of the of upon | Daniel Kennedy.In bin li'esime of the Clr G Plan Mon\u2018real, Forcinan, ae slso all tho right.title hoes G ! Intacet of David Melocrnoy wad Will a uote (Gre uey.both ats ntecs, and brothers in-law to 439 at D | said lats Dents} Kounca,, In tt © aforevaid Tomor al table piugérty.viz.:\u2014 st Ba \u20ac, i A Lotof1 1 dsituste, 1ying and b tot in the 8 \u2018Ne Ar n's Word, formitu the Corner of Wuitd' 105 Cretj .Congregation streuta, bring kDown à4 (he DUP 3 1wo hundred ata ve-cnts-throe (Nu 575) OR at ther.| Official Plan ano Hosk of Roforencs (35 10 fe ter,) AI n'a Ward, in tue suid City of Moutrost, WI fe : , houses thoreun erected, (three brick boues, tte vaut co\" tained, und no brick house const ativd 00 pat: { tenemer ta and other bulläinga).Jtilaid perish, Rex | EN Vartiemisre ud al fntormati n wi (Ren Elven on apvlication to ; at | WHI HT, BBOGAN 4 PANE, L th , Kati'rlen and Lommissions et, ucy CLOT Caw EH Be, Pape: le X acier brel.look _._ \\ Re laug {8M OLVENT ACT UF 3575 book | 10 the matter of W.BOLLAND & SON, Hatier #5 moth Furies, Ina ivints a Loy - It BANKRUES STOUK FOR SALE AY TENDER = \u2014 \u201c The unos sate et wit receive tendors 88 ne a Office, 48 81.Francois Xavior si.ceb Hors Guy,\u201d .nLtll KOON on the FIGHDIL I) + ¥ of SEPIEUERC what [A a dollar, i | Jüstent, for Steck.Ao.at an mush to ipo 8 an | Ptr inventory and vatus ion, onsistod of 97938 to t ; Dion Inge, ta ce + 850538 04 few | Winter Oups and Fur A100 88 ter Un.brellas cto.\u2026 782 38 2 Eummer Maty, Cy * 46810 Wealt | Unflnlehed GOO08 .200000000000 .digte Etudres, ofice (nrn\u2018ture, one 1atd® gag (f Ww ! | tele, Fowlogmacuines, 0:0.Ot0.aves mr haf p08 Withe .sir, Tendere will he rec {vd olther for who 02D 280 >p nation fntandiny w RIVE SOCUELS will Pe Then atuta the nuture of sine.; d'he Higbesipr anp tendre may node 200 158 vus mirejesne a Pr mis « Lemoi se série can?ment, sy 7,52Aÿ be had.The tavo si a nt RS A au #1» formation obtained 61 Ma plication 10 the undersigned.x TI JOHN FULTON, Dea, Al Ter peg 42 8t.Franco's Xavier rt.} 203 will i, Moutreal, 1st Sept , 1876.dial]y | + eT \u2018 Eve 78 Ty | T}ROWNE DIAGONAT, CLO T4 honor | y worn sal {Grea STITR, 8 $30.00, are DOW by all, \u2014-_ 8 ¥ E > =z - 0 RFs & pp pramenp>>apifiy ee je = æ\u2014 \" tite BE 85 28 We von is 0, No.osent 1.456, 1 Sher monté joulars 3 gesh ef 0018: \u201cOF 5.Lox 804 SOER ab DIY Tontresh gUBER aollar, 9 Wrpwzspar, September 6, 1876, SECOND EDITION.TWO O'CLOCE.COMMERCIAL.OrsicE, 1.30 p.m., ! Sas tomber 6, 1876, The Corn Exchange to-day was largely attended, bub a comparatively small business was done, At Chicago wheat has declined gince yesterday, and is irregularly At Milwaukee the market ig active.dull, 5 th .The following are the sales at the morning board of The Corn Exchange: 109 Strong Bakers at $5.00 ; 200 Medium a $4.70; 50 Superfine at 84.32%; 50 Ex ra at $5.30.About 2,000 barrels chonge hands on private terms.Frour.\u2014Recelpts 2,800 barrels.Prices + barrel of 196 Ibs.) : Superior Extra, $5,30 to $5.35 Extra Superfine, $5.20 to 35.25 ; Fanoy, $4.90 to $4.95; Spring Extra, $4.55t0 $4.65; , Superfine, $4.25 to $4.50 ; Strong Bakers\u2019, $4.80 to $5.00; Fine, $3.70 to $3.80; Middlings, $3.25 to 83,50 ; Pollards, $2.75 to $3.00 ; Upper Canads Bags (100 Ibs), $2.31 to $2.82: City Bags (delivered), $2.35 to $2.40 Patent flour used by bakeis for mixing i quoted at about $6.25 to $6.65; Medium 4,70 * Wrrar, \u2014Receipts, 122,194 bushels, r Grarns\u2014Receipte\u2014Corm, 8,20 .pastels; oats, 18,484 bushels ; meal, 60: hrle.ovisioNs, \u2014 Receipts \u2014Butter, 1,092 yous, cheese, 1,277 boxes ; lard, 33 brls, Orumr Rxcerers.\u2014Lesther, 275 rolls ; hides, 490 bales ; tobacco, 28 cases ; spirits, 45 casks, per 6.Wheat _R cago, September 6.\u2014 Wheat \u2014Re- cents 47,000 push ; shipments, 6,000 do.10.00 a, m.\u2014Active; 964cto 962 Saptember ; 978c October.Corn\u2014Receipts, 197,000 bush ; ghipments, 330,000 do.10.,15a.m.\u2014 Fasier; nominally 444c to 448= September ; 434c October; year offered at 42c to 498c.Oats\u2014Receipty, 19,600 bushels ; shipments, 130,000 bashels.Pork\u201410.05 a.m.\u2014Firmer ; nominal at $15 85 October ; $14.35 for year.Lard\u201410.05 a.m.\u2014 Firm; $10.00 to $10.05 September ; $9.85 to $9.873 October; $8.85 bid for year.Union Stock Yarns, CHICAGO, September 6, 9.25 a.m.\u2014 Estimated recoipts : Hogs, 9,000; cattle, 3,500.MILWAUKEK, September 6.\u2014Wheat\u2014 Rezelpts, 35,000 bushels; shipments, 2,00 bush.10.05 a.m,\u2014Dall; No.1, $1.093 No.2, $1.02}; No.3, 89:4 to 94c September; $1.01% October; $1.01} November.BrErBOHM\u2019S REPORT.\u2014LONDON, September 6, \u2014Floating cargoes of wheat dy.Wheat on passage and for ship- en firm.Corn steady.Mark Lane wheot and corn unaltered.Chicago or itwaukee wheat off coast, 423, California ont on passage, just shipped, 46s 6d; nearly due, 46s 6d.Spring wheat prompt shipment, 39s 6d.Arrivals of wheat and corn off coast; small, English and French country markets unaltered, Farmers\u2019 deliveries wheat during the week: 40: 45 - 000 quazters.Imports of wheat into the United Kingdom, 185,000 to 190,000 quarters.Corn, 225,000 to 230,000 quarters, Flour, 25,000, to 30,000 barrels.Liverpaol spot wheat steady.Corn quiet.Red Spring, 8s 1d to 9a 2d.SpeciAL TELEGRAM (To W.J.Fairbairn) Liverpool, September 9.\u2014Wheat market very firm, but not active.London and some interior markets a trifle better.Prices of Bieadstufla and Provisions at Liverpool :\u2014 September 5 September 6.8.00 p.m .30 p.ra 1961bz.\u2026.52 6to23 6 22 6to23 6 Tart red, 100 iba.© 0% 8 5 5 060-5 Do winter.do \u2026 9 2to 9 4 9 2to 9 4 Dowhite da + 5to0 9 8 9 5tog 8 Club do .81010 0 9 St010 0 ar, 801bs.35 0t000 0 25 Oto00 0 Barloy, bush, 48 1 êto 00 8 6to 00 Oats, bush, 451s.3 Oto 8 6 3 Oto 8 6 Poss, qr, 504 1bs .36 31036 3 #6 Bto38 6 Pork fr.200 Tbs.87 61000 0 87 01000 0 Lard, 1121b8.49 04000 Q 49 Oto00 0 Eeet, bri.113 iba.72 Gt000 0 72 81000 0 Bacon do error 61046 8 44 61048 8 Tellow, 60 1 6to00 O 41 Ato00 O Cheese, do \u2014.47 Oto00 0 47 01000 © \u2018WEDNESDAY, September 6.\u201cWhe price of coal has decreased some.af\u201d during the week, and a comparatively active business was donc.Now York coal-dealers are taking steps to open up a trade in coal with South America and the West Indian Islands, where hard coal of all descriptions finde ready sale at com- aratively speaking, very high prices.The reaking up of the combination in Now York is not expaoctud to make coal \u201chenner atall\u2014that is, as soon as the stocks xold by auction are disposed of, becanse priuos, as they now stand, are so low, that if con be delivered at cheaper figures it will com off the wages of the men.A large quau- tity of hard coal has been shipped to Montreal during the week from the Lackawana valley, and \u2018alco from Kingston.Prices are : Stove, $6.50; egg, $6; chestnut, $6 ; grate, §5.50; steam, $4.50 to $5; Welsh, $6 to $6.50 ; (the demand for the last menticned cor! was not very brisk.) The wood market has improved during the week, and a good desl has been shipped here, mostly from Carillon and St Auvdrews.The following are the quotations :-Maple, $6.50 to $7 ; birch, $6 to $6.50 ; beech, $5.50 to $6; tamarac, $5 to ¢6.Coke, for which an increasing demand was experienced during the week, is quoted at $4 a\u2018chaldron.TnE SMALL Pox AT St.JEAN BAPTISTE.\u2014One of the sufferers of the small-pox referred to in the STAR of Wednesday last, a child, residing in St.Dominique street, St.Jean Baptiste Village, died on Monday Jast from tho effcets of this terrible disease, We bave been informed no doctor Las ever called in and that the matter was looked upon as a destine de Dieu.There ave still three wore cases in the same house receiving the come treatment.Would it not bs wellif tLe anthorit\u2019es were to take sowe steps in the matter?\u201cAN AMERICAN RESPONDING TO THE TOAST OF \u2018THE LADIES\u201d The \u2018olluwing was delivered by Me, Mark Turner at the Correspondents\u2019 Club Dinzer, Washington :\u2014Mr.President, \u2014I love the sex, 1 love all women, sir, irrespective of age or color.(Langhter.) Mean intelligences cannot estimate what we o ve to woman, sir.She sews on our battons, mends our clothes, she ropes us iu af the church fairs, she confides in us, she tells 38 whatever she can find oat about the lithe private affairs of the peighbora, (Laughter) She gives us advice, and Plenty of it ; she gives a piece of her mind t0mctimes, and sometimes all of it.(Laughter) Wherever you place womaa, sir, she is an ornament to that place which she tecupiey, and a treasure to the world.(Here the speaker paused, luokiug roiad upon his auditors inquiringly.) The ap.Plause ought to come in at this poiut.(Great laughter.) Look at Cleopatra, look at Desdemora, look at Florence N ightiu- gale, look at Lucretia Borgia.(Voice, No, 10.) We, suppose you let Lu.etic slide, (Laughter) Look at Mother Eve, (Cries of © Oh, ob,\u201d and laughter.) You need not look at her unless you vaut to ; but Eve was en ornameat, sir, Fart'eularly before the fashion changed, Renewed laughter.) I repeat, sir, look a the illustrious Widow Machrue, look a} hed Stone, look at Elizabeth Stanton, Jock at George Francis Traia\u2014(grent Aughter}\u2014and, air, I say it witha bowed ead and deep veneration, look at the mother of Washington, she ** dragged up\u201d a.xoy that could not lie.Could not liel : ght have been different had he be.\u201cged to a Nowspaper Correspondents\u2019 ub (Groans, hiases, cries of * Pat him wi and laughter.) I pepeat, sir, that in y atever position you place-a woman, she dat amet to society, and a treasure tor equals, and no superiors.(Laugh- vee a cousin she is convenient § as a dist ¥ grandmother, with an incurable Yhap LET she is unspeakably precious.with, would the people of the earth be ar out woman ?They would be scarce, » Perfectly scarce.(Renewed laughter.) Po let us'cherish her, let us protect her, me us &1ve her our support, onr eacourage- aol » Our sympathy, ourselves, if we gos Mr Le.(Lavghter.) But Josting aside, ot resident, woman is loveable, kiad of Torn, » Bracions, beautiful, worthy of all wide 5 of all deference, Not any here à aly ee to drink her health right cor.every 1n this goblet of wine, for each and on J qe of us has known, loved, and (Gecat a © not them all\u2014his mother © world.As a sweetheart she has Nou Mieriserments this PT] THIRD ED HavrvearLy TEST.Number of purchagers sexved during six months of 1875 and 1878 :\u2014 1875.+ 12,564 + 13,009 «14,910 | 1878.! 1 ! \u2026\u2026.20,285 i PET 16,043 Auguste.15,051 Total.«00 97,892 Total.66,077 Increase.ser.25,785.During the same time our returns have increased 2312 per cent.DASHING PRICE LIST.Splendid strong beavy American Grey Cotton Sheeting, 87 inches wide, only 8c; worth Sec.Very best English Prints and Regattas, only Sc; worth 15c.Five cases Brown and Grey Winceys, to be sold from 7¢ to 16¢ per yard.See our yard wide Winceys, at only 16c; well worth 20c.CANTONS ! CANTONS ! Useful American Canton Flannols, only 8 cents per yard.Algo several cases very superior Canton Flannels, from 14c to 20a.Ours is the store for Canton Flannels.WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! Canadian three-ply Lamb's Wool Kaliting Yara, very best quality, 75¢ per pound, Wakefleld four-ply Wool, Btocking Yarn, 90c per pound, \u2018Welsh three -ply Lambs Won, $1 per pound.Just received, a large shipment Scotch Wheeling Yarn, English and S8sotch Fingering Wools.Lady Betty four-ply Fingering Wool, $1.50 per pound.Four-ply Berlin Fingering Wool; pound.Beet five- ply Fingering Wool.Best four-ply Merino Wool.Double Fingering Wool, for Underclothing.$1.76 per S.CARSLEY, 395 Notre Dame Street, 211+ PpAIN-KILLER! THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE, TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures Dyscntery, Cholera, Diarrhees, Cramp, and Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Complaints, Painters\u2019 Colic, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c., &c.USED EXTERNALLY, it cures Boils, Felons, Cuts, Brulses, Burns and Bcalds, Old Sores, Sprains Swelling of Joints, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet, &c.SOLD EVERYWHERE.Price 85 cents per Bottle.PERRY DAVIS & SON, 198+-1m SOLE PROPRIBTORS.Be TTER FOR THE CITY.XXX QUALITY.Ar C.DUNCAN'S, THR OLD COUKIRY GROCERY, 695 CRAJG STREET.zou, | NIAGARA DISTRICT MUTOAL ¥IRE INSURANCE COMPANY, EATABLISHED 1836, Company is now prepared to INSURE REAY, ur PROPERTY and PRIVATE DWELLINGS at very advantageous rates.Agents wanted in all anoccupied parts of Ontarlo and Quobec.À.Ds LART, 139+ Manager for Ontario and Quebec, BER COATS.\u2014We beg to call attention to our large + x FR COATB.Prices vory lines at less than cost.TROTTER, BULMER CO, assorimont of w.A few job 200+ 762 Oralg street, Montreal, Fos saux, A FIRSI-CLASS CASHIER'S DEBK, Battable 108 à DRY-GOODS STORM, Apply at BrAn office.159+ ] XPORTAN T and INTERESTING, NO3H'S ARK Will be opered in a few days.ENGRAYING and LitHoerarune, GEO.BISHOP & CO, 169 St.James Street.154 To LET, A OOMMODIOUS WELL-LIGHTED ROOM, Over STAR Office, facing Craig street.Rent very moderate.163} FALL 1876.STIFF FELT and SOFT FELT HATS (English and American.) 8 SILK HATS, SCOTCH CAPS, TWEED AND BI.K TRAVELLING CAPS, &o0., &oc., Âc.\u2014 UMBRELLAS, RUGS, RUG-STRAPS, Bo, &0., &c : ASSORTMENT FOR THE FALL TRADE Now complete in above lines.A call solicited.Schultze, Reinhardt & Co, 291 Notre Dame Street.FURS\u2014NOTICE.stomers and others intending t have ei ps CLEANED, ALTBRED or REPAIRED will oblige by leaving their ORDERS, With -Us as enrly 85 possible.3084 ITION, FOUR O'CLOCK.PROTESTANT FEMALE PrisoNurs.\u2014The new female prison being ready for occupancy, the Roman Catholic women undergoing sentences in the common jail will be shortly removed there, Owing to the sectarian question which has been raised, and which for some time past has been warmly discussed, the female prisoners removed, as influential persons have objected strongly to their being put in charge of the nuns, fearing that the prison will be made a proselytising ground where the minds of the incarcerated women may be strongly worked upon.The Government have offered to appoint a Protestant official to look after them, and of course the services of a Protestant chaplain are guaranteed, while the ladies who have carried on religious work in the jail heretofore are perfectly willing to continue their ministrations.As the question at issue is still unsettled, it has been decided not to remove them until a definite understanding has been arrived.\u201d The consequence is that the Protestant women will remain in the jail, burdened with all the work that has fallen heretofore to the whole body of female prisoners, and exposed to all the degrading influences designed to be remedied by the establishment of the new pricon.This is far from a pleasing prospect.The horrors of the system have endured long enough, and produced sufficient vice and crime to demonstrate plainly that any change cannot fail of being for the better.To exclade these women from the benefits of an institution designed to reform female prisoners by cutting them off from evil associations, and gradually bringing them to a percep: tion of what is good and right, is a retro.grace movement which we cannot too strongly condemn, While it is perfectly proper for the representatives of Protcst- ant opinion to stand up sturdily for their rights, there is such a thing as sectarianism run mad, and we do not believe that in rejecting the advantages offered by the new prison, those who head the movement inany way echo general Protestant thought, Their action simply amounts to cut ting off the nose to spite the face, and it shows very incongruously in an age of enlightenment and progress.The Government, we have been informed, are prepared to do all that lies in their power to meet the demands of those who have undertaken to speak for tlie Protestant female prisoners, and it appears to us to be the very reverse of sound policy to meet them with peevish objections, It must be remembered also, that the division which is threatened will be attended by a large increase of expenditure and vexatious complications.Besides this, it is probable that every vicious woman who prefers the laxity of the jail to the rigid but kindly treatment of the nuns, will represent herself as a \u201cProtestant,\u201d and thus, instead of about fifteen prisoners as at present, a very large and undesirable increase may have to be encountered.If the parties whose opposition has necessitated the determination to keep female prisoners calling themselves.** Protestants\u201d in a jail where seperation of the sexes is impossible, and exposed to all its degrading and demoralizing influences, will reconsider the gravity of the position they bave assumed, we think they will shudder for the consequences for which they have beegme responsible.CITY NEWS.\u2014 FIIÈre wore vighwen applicints ro.protection at the police stations last night.\u2014 Mr.D.McDonald desires to correct a report in yesterday's issue describing him as Secretary of the St.Bridget\u2019s Total Abstinence Sqciety.He is a member and an ex-Secretary.\u2014 Miss Mary Lovell, daughter of our esteemed citizen, Mr.John vell, publisher, was united in marri to Mr.Frank Luther Wesson, of Springfiald, Mass., this morning.The interesting ceremony took place in St.George's Church, the Rev, James Carmichael offi ciating.\u2018The bridesmaids were: Miss Lovell, sister of the bride, and Miss Mar Josephine Tiffin.The church was we filled with a fashionable assemblage, the fair sex being largely represented.The happy pair leave this afternoon for New York.RECORDER'S COURT.\u2014 WEDNESDAY, \u2014 Only 13 names on the list this morning.Thomas Irwin, 34, no occupation, and Xavier Boileau, 30, no occupation, drunk, $1.50 or 10 days.Michael Burke, 23, laborer, drunk and loitering in Young street ; Jobn Gattings, 15, driver, assault and battery ; Norah McFadden, 42, nooccupation, drunk and insulting passers-by on Craig st.; Frederic Jamay, 37, laborer, drunk, and assaulting the Police in Mount Royal Park ; John Sullivan, 76, no occupation, loitering in Sherbrooke street, each $2.50 or 15 days.Francois Xavier Ladurantaye, 34, trader, of St.Henri, drunk and refusing to psy his carter, although he had $75 in bis pocket, $4.50 or one month and £3 for the carter, Edward Kennedy, 22, Iahorer, drunk and assaulting L.Murphy ond the police, $5 or one month.Edward Russel, 25, clerk, drunk and insulting passengers in Juror strect, 25 or one month.Syboin Bouet, driving without a number for W.Roy, was discharged, as he had taken out a license, Thomas Saunders, 25, laborer, drunk and indecent cenduct in a house in Richmond Square ; John Dump, assaulting Charles Nault, £2.50 avd costs, Marieline Raymond sued Hugh Heron for wages, and the Court allowed her $2.10.ARCHBIZHOY BOURGET.HIS GRACE AT WORK AGAIN, We are gratified to be able to state that Archbishop Bourget bas during the last week greatly recovered from his agonizing complaint.His Grace yesterday, and on Monday, has been sufficiently well as to be able to leave his room.Yesterday, the venerable prelate passed upwards of two howrs in bis study writing letters and attending to other matters.Notwithstanding that be is still weak after his severe attack, he evinces the greatest anxiety in the welfare of the unfortunate sufferers by the fire at St.Hyacinthe.He wrote to the Seminary of St.Hyacinthe yesterday, offering every available assistance it was possible for him to render.He is also able to partake daily of strengthening nourishment, and the Good Sisters are hopeful of his ultimate recovery.APTOMMAS' HARP RECITAL, In response to the general wish of the select few who had the privilege of hearing him at the private harp recital in Mr.Goulds\u2019 piano rooms, a short time ago, Ap- tommas gave a public entertainment in the Natural History So.iety\u2019s Hall last night before a distinguished auditory.The room was completely filled with people capable \"| of appreciating and competent to judge of the performance of this great master of the barp.The programme was a very fairly selected one, but the prelude was, we fancy, rather impatiently listened to, the hope of the audience pointing to Beethoven\u2019s \u2018\u2018 Moonlight Sonata,\u201d the second item, for a novelty was expected.To attack such a composition on the harp, with the intent of giving it all the effect accustomed tobe drawn from the piano, was no light undertaking, and in the adagio, the inferiority of the former was made only too apparent in jarring notes.Bub wit the ailegretto, all differences vanished, and apprehension gave way fo unmixed delight as the artist infused bis soul into the quivering strings, The concluding movement | wags grand effectand drow lerous applause, even from those who felt a little disappointed in having been treated to ; something as different from Beethoven\u2019s enchanting composition as it is possible to imagine.Aptommas has caught the soul i of poetry there is in the Lieder ohne Worte t \u2014those songs without words that Mendelssohn has left as a precious bequest to , the world of music\u2014and his interpretation .of the Spring song was most sweet.With scarcely an intermission, as the applause - ended, he plunged into the * Harmonious Blacksmith,\u201d that grand inspiration of Handel, and electrified bis bearers, It was in purely harp music, however, that he shone, In the grand fantasia on airs from ! professing Protestantism will not be | Montague and Capulet, he had full scope { for producing all the effects designed in ! the arrangement of Parish Alvars.Here .=i8 playing was simply a revelation, brook- : bg no criticism, and defying description.In his own arrangements.of Irish and Welsh air, he displayed marvellous powers, \u2018St.Patrick» Day\u201d was performed in such style as to draw forth thundering applause, and a demand for repetition which could not be denied.With a selection of Welch airs the recital closed, but closed by bringing enthusiam to a climax, for during the play of the \u2018\u2018March of the Men of Harlech\u201d it was plainly evident that very many with difficulty repressed the emotions created by the martial defiant strains plucked from the strings by flying fingers that felt all the impulses of the war chant.The abrupt change to the less familiar air of ¢\u201c Ap Shenkin,\u201d cooled the excitement, but for several moments it was visibly intense: Loud and hearty applause greeted Aptom- mas on the conclusion of the programme.We trust the grea: harpist will determine «pon giving another public entertainment before leaving Montreal, CHURCH VENTILATION.A St.John, N.B., paper says:\u2014St.John Churches are notoriously ill.ventilated.In most of them no trouble is taken to admit fresh air during the services, or to purify the atmosphere between one service and another.Dr.Hepworth looked around the Congregational Church last Sunday morning, and, seeing no opening anywhere, asked to have the doors opened.\u201cYou build your churches here in St.John,\u201d he said, \u201c\u201cas we build boxes in Massachusetts\u2014hermetically sealed.We have breathed this air over two or three times already, and now I want tome of God\u2019s air.If these windows are not made to open you had better knock one of them out.\u201d We hope our clergy will take the hint, and make a point of looking to the ventilation of their churches, They will not have so many sleepy people in the pews if they do, THE PROJECTED MERSEY TUNNEL.The project of tunnelling the Mersey is now gaining considerable impetus.and an announcement has been issued applying for a sum of £20,000 for the heading fund, Some important facts are cited in support of the project, viz.: that about 30,000,009 passengers cross the river Mersey annually, and that the traffic ir grods amounts to 3,000,000 of tons, the transit of which at the present costa from la, 6d.to 24.per ton, Mr.Walter Wood, of London, has the project in hand, and from his successful connection with the Milford Docks (Milford Haven), and other Larbor and engineering schemes, speedy and satisfactory results are, we understand, anticipated.Mr.Wood is part proprietor of a harbor on the South Coast of England, and has recently obtaincd parliamentary permission to expend £100,000 on that undertaking.The £20,000 capital which is to be subscribed for the heading of the Mer- sey Tunnel is to be placed in trust, and is to be laid out solely for this purpose, \u2014 English paper, SPECIAL NOTICES.We invite attention to the latest style of young ladies\u2019, boys\u2019, and children\u2019s English School Shoes, sold in the retail department at wholesale prices by John G.Lynn & Co., at 279 and 281 St.Joseph street, opposite Murray street.Factory, 2, 4 and G Maple avenue.New féverisements this PM, A DOG SHOW \u2018 \u2018Will be held In conneotion with the HORTICUL- BINA Y mur nTmIA Le 13 1 ane on the 12th, 13th and 14th SEPTEMBER NBXT, $250 are offered in premiums in over 40 classes, Intending exhibitors will please make their entries without delay.HENRY 8.EVANS, 211-2 cod Soc.and Treas, J) YEING AND CLEANING.The estabilshment of I.M.CARRON, 501 Craig | strect, Is remarkable for tho beauty and flnish of ; the work done and moderate charges.Dyeing and Cleaning of Dresses and Suits aro neatly dobe without taking them apart.4 AN Ordersprompt'y'attendedto.211-lmx WEEK, Bow Bells, and Young Ladies\u2019 Journal for October.- \u2018 London Journal, London Roader, Every Month, &c., for September, recelved at ENDERSORS\u2019S MAGAZINE and NEWS = 0 DEPO28, 187 St.Potor and 67 St.Lawrence street, OTICE TO LOVERS OF FLOWERS, The undériigned wWisbes to inform the pablic that they have lately commenced to manufacture a urcat variety of plain snd fancy flower pots, rustié and decorated, banging vases, wall or bracket ivy pots, fernerles, imitation of stamps, rustic aad ornamental garden urns.dc, &c., which thoy offer for ealo at & very low price, for one mouth only.© VOW Pe i%eER & D 211-15x 79 College street.OR SALE, iu half barrels, FOR FAMILY USE, Tho Celebrated * OTTAWA MILLS,\" And other Brands of OATMEAL.Also, PAMILY FLOUR in Bags and Barrols.Apply to Fry A.G.MCBEAN, 211-8 64, 66 snd 68 Foundliag siraet.ANTED TO BORROW, $2,500 «n Olty Property; none but princtolos dsalt with.Address, for three days, 8 10, Stas sure 212¢ ERFONAL \u2014Wanted information of Soanathan Willts, Jate of Leeds, England, by h's brother Henry.Addrees Montreal Post-office.211-5 OR SALE, lon ha: witches; $1.50.813 Re, Marya teect.211-1 O0M- Larse and n\u2018cely furnisted bad.room Vb tolet, with partial board, 1194 §t Cathrine street, west of Bieury.211-4 OOMS\u2014To let, with use of kitchen, two fur- Dished rcoms, eultable for housekesplug; Also, & Ledroom and parlor with foldinz dooraand » grato in each roum.Ajplyat?3/8t Antoine sfrcet, 211-1 OOMS Furnithed Rooms to let ts twoladies or a marricd couple, Apply at 175 Mansfield street.211-4 R QOM-To let, (doable or not) furnished or un- k furnished, at b 8t.Charles Borromme street.\\1- OOMB\u2014To let two Red rooms, with or with- oat uee of kitchen, at No.26 Richmond goaare.CARD\u2014Gceod Board and Lodging at No.221 St.Georgo eireet.211-3 OARD\u2014A doudle snd single room with board, 476 Lagauchetiere atrect._ ___ 2113 OARD\u2014 Wanted two gentlemen boardsrs in a B private famity.259 St.Urbalu stroct.0 Llcury s:raek.J3044P and Rooms, at 41 y 215 OARD\u2014Varancies at 14 Ohenuneville street.B Terms, $3.211-3 OST, two let-ers.one addresse John Williams, J Madison avenue, Chicsgo, and the other Robert Williams 76 Chestnut arreet, Philadelphia The finder will récelve $3 on returning thom to the STAR Ufêce.=11-3 OST, a Silver Cord Cate with name engraved, J of 'which initials are A.M.A reward of 53 will be paid ou returning it to the Stan ofica.5 OxT, à filver Brooch, with Pearl geltings.The + Binder will be handsomely rewarded on ro- turning to the STAR office 211 6 TRAYFD, On the 2Sth August, from Point St.Charles, a Milch Cow; color : betweea rcd and brown; extra lsrge horns, lonz tail, ani shaved, except a little plece atthe bottom.Pinder will Tlease retnrn it to Point St Charles Market and be rewarded.211-1 WwW ANTFD \u2014 IMPORTANT TO MERCHANT TAILORS-A first-class Cutter is open for an engagement; best of references it required, andsess P.O.Box 380.211-4 ANTED, a Genersi Servant at 312 St.Antoine street.211-8 ANTED, à strong Girl.W Richmond square.ANTED, a Nurse who woul, WW 433515 at 136 Upper 8¢, U Apply at No.20 211-3 do housework, af streot, - 211-2 ANTED.a Chambermalid.Apply at * Kin- W Alama 928 Dorchester street.211-3 ANTED, à General Servant at 41 German strcet.211.2 ANTED, à first-class Plauist, three nights a week, from 15th September toist May.Address P 10, STAR office.05-7 ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.10,801.1 District of Montreal.IT COURT, Montreal\u2014J.D.Edward Lionais Plante, vs.W.Plerre Cuason, Defendant\u2014WII] bé sold by public auction, by authority of justios, on Friday, the Fifteenth day of September, at Eight of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of of Montreal, all the goods and chattels so .fa nie cause, consisting of Toilet Bureau, Table, jt Terms M.CHATSSE, BAC: Montreal, Sept, 6th, 1870.2111 a a - Com \u201cof Musical News and Miscellany, OLUMFS 1 TO 14 OFEVERY { PE ES the ssid defendaot, 245 German sirest, in tire THE MCNTREAL EVENING STAR, (GRAND EXCURSION TO ST.HYACINTHE, For the benefit of the sufferers, SATURDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1876, Train will leave Bonaventure Station at 1.45 p.m, and 8t.Hyacinthe at 6 p.m, Fare there and back 65 cents.There will be Cars enough to accommodate 2000 passengers.Mr.HARDY\u2019S SPLENDID BAND will accompany the excursionists, Don\u2019t fall to take this trip, and to contribute to the relief of the saffercra by the great fire a8 Hyacinthe.\u2014-\u2014 UCTION SALE.Will be sold without reserve at No.412 St.Joseph street, this and following evenings, a general assorbment of New and Second-hand Cloth ing, China, Glassware and Crockery.Also, an assortment of Cutlery.Sale each day at TWO and SEVEN p.m.207-8 M ERCANTILE - AGENCIPHOBIA.This is a new ditease unknown to the ancients.The principal feature of the disease is that at the mention of the words \u2018\u2018 Mercantile Agency\u201d the poor victim gees of into incoherent expressions quite meaningless, and always indicating a derangement of the brain.There is à very serious case of this kind in Montreal at present.To be free from the contagion of this disease you must go to CHEAPSIDE for your DRY-GOODS, 437 and 439 NOTRE DAME STREET, DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! First choice of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS in all the new cJlors.Seal Browns, 25¢.to Navy Blues, 25¢.to Plums, 25¢.Prunes, 26¢.Cafe au Lait, 25c.SEAL BROWN TRAILS.Navy Blue Trails, 20¢.up to Plum Trails, 25c¢.up.Prune Trails, 25c.Up.à Cafe au Lait, 25c.Up, =\u2014 * CHECK SERGES, Worth 25c, to be sold at 15c, BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! Beautiful Black Dress Silks, only 50c.a yard, ; worth 75c.Ponson\u2019s Black Silke, $1.25, well worth $2.Only a few pieces left.Heavy Gros Grain 8ilks, 80s.Heavy Gros Grain Silks, $1.00, Bonne.S!1ks, all makes.CASHMERE SILKS, \\25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, 82.25, 82.81.25, 51.50, $1,75, sa 5 2.25; 82.50, 32.75, up a .For the cheapest and bestBLAOK SILKS go to CHEAPSIDE.COLORED SILKS! COLORED SILKS! Navy Blue Gros Grain, $1.00.Seal Brown Gros Grain, $1.00, Navy Blue, very wide, $1.25, Beal Brown, very wide, $1.25.New Shade of Flum, $1.50.Mid Blue, $1.25, Sky Blue, $1.25, Lavender, $1.50.Pluk, $1.75.Mauve, $1.75.For the cheapest and best stock of COLORED SILKS go to CREAPJIIDE.One cage LADIRS\u2019 FELT S\"CTTTI, all new colors and trimmingw.BLACK! BLACK! BLACK 1 Go to CHEAPSIDE ior the best 15¢ Black Lustres.Go to CHEAPSIDE for the beat 20¢ Black Lustres.Go to CHEAPSIDE for the best 25c Black Lustres.Go to CHEAPSIDE for the bsat Stock of Mourning oods.[23 FANCY FLANNELS.Goto CHRAPSI DE for the best 25c Fancy Flanneis, Boyle\u2019s Psints, 10c.Hoyles do lûc.Hoyle\u2019s do J0c.One case new Basket Cloths, 25¢ a yard, One case Grey Chambly Flannels.One case Scarlet's, One case Chambly Shaker Flannels.At CHEAPSIDE, 437 and 439 Notre Dame street, A.A.MURPHY, 207+ PROPRIETOR.VANS\u2019 FURNITURE POLISH makes Old Farniture look like new, with less labor and in less time than any other preparation.Price 25 cts.Be sure and ask for that prepared b y TATE & COVERNTUN, 210+ 157 8t.James strect.MEE CHEAPEST DRY-GOODS \u2019 EVER OFFERED IN MONTREAL®\" $3 000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS, purchased much below value, will be sold at an emormons Reduction on Regular Prices.It would take the entire sachem of paper to give a fol list of this Stock, but don\u2019: fail to call and judge fur yourself.STE.MARIE BROTHERS, 33 NUTRE DARE STREET.TEE HIGHEST MARKET price paid for Gresnbaoks and Drafts on New York, Boston and Chicrgo, at the Banking and Exchange Office of FE.LICUTENHEIN, 125 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STRERT.Hisher:s News Depot, opposite Poat-ofica.Money to lopn in sums of $ gapcs and Collaterale.UBSCRIBE to the \u201c FOLIO,\u201d A Joureal ot MUSIC and the SISTHEF AWTS, tains 20 pages of New Music and 24 columny every mouth, + $1.60 a year, -Dat : 7 136t-c0tin OO: DAEORTH EL Tale Dealer, ENTS.Every purchaser of Tea to the gmount of 50¢ will be presented With a splendfd chromo at THE TEA STORES, 67 ST.BAWRENCR STRERT, ____ 465 87.MARY STBEET.Jpst-004 D FURNITURE made to look ; llke Now by using EVANS\u2019 LIQUID BRILLIANCY or FURSITURE POLISH.Price 25 cts.e and get that prepared by Be suze ana g PATES COVERNTON, 210+ 157 St.James street.\\ OR SALE, a first rats déép Water beech lot, ia Threo Rivers, frouting on Notrè Dame Btreat, not far west of Deen's Wharf, and eight building lots on Notre Dame aires; very silitable for summer residences, with splendid view of rives; title clear and taxes paid.For further pariiculars, ad- Cress Miss Porter, 162 Mangtlekd sicoek, Montroal.-à e0 TO LET, à sæ:all House on Wolfo street.Ap- Bg ply at 499 sonerbrooke street.211-1 + yg: TO LET, a Dwelling of four apartments; rent $10.Apply at 499 Sheebrooxe street, 1 43 TO LET, a Cot-age, on Hypolite sireat Apply & at 499 Bherbrooke street.2111 70 LET, a Furnished House of slx apa-t- ments J rent $20 a month.Apply at 449 Sherbrooke sucet, L0__.2LLL - TO LET, two comforta>le Dwellings, 5 and 7 1] Chenceville street, ficat d00r frown Craig strest; removated in perfost condition; bath and closet attached.Apply at 130 St.An.iviue street.211-4 OM\u2014 Wanted, by à married couple a Furnish- 13% Tront Room, with use of kitcnen, Addr ss X.Y, STAROfflce.__ 211-1 CONS TO LET, with or withoatboard, at 35 St R Urbala street.411-4 MS.\u2014To let, Rooms and Kitchen furnished.OG ply us 408 Shorbrooke struot, 2111 QOMS.\u2014To let, two Furnished Roomy, with use of Kitchen.App'y at 499 zborbrooks street.R MS.\u2014To 1 t, one flat of tres rooms, with 0 oxi atove; plainly fac: iashed ; rent 87.ADyly at 480 Sherbruoke strust.2114 \u201c3 OARD\u2014Two reepectable young gantlemen or a B married couple can have a ilue large bedroom azd boara n a private family; hous: and Jocalty uncxceptionul.Address AED, STAR office.211-2 OST, two large Eavelop -5, tied together with _4 red tape, aud contalaing legal ducumente, The finder wiil receive $6 18 ward by leaving them at the STAR office.211-4 Upper St.Denis stroct, provably near Pha a Cadieux scroct ur Sharbrooks s'reet, a Silver Bracelet.The fiuder wil ve re- wardcd by re:urning it to F.Harvey, Montreal Telegraph Office.210-1 QARD- Centennial Restanraut, 213 McGill sitreot \u2014Thurhday, 7ith8ept.\u2014Bill of Fare at fue.: Mock Turtle aud UX tali doup, Mosst Beef, Hoiled Chicken, Ho.8t Duck, Lambs\u2019 ¥ried and Pignante Sauce, Oyster Cruguevs, 3towed Kidneys snd Madeira Sauce, Peacn Pie, gnglish Pium Pudding.12 Linner Tickets, $3.Dinner per montn 36.Fuli bosrd per month $16.211-1 ANTHED, ayouag girl as Nurse; moist hive geod references.Apply ab 313 Peet sires.TED, by & respectable mwildle-aged man a A aation as Gardener or Coachman Apply at 145 Young street, 211-4 0-0 NTED, a girl about 15 or 16 years, to help WA honsesrork.ARply at 240 Bt.Marta street.N ED, à Clerk to copy, sud must be good at figures.Address B 6, STAR office.211-1 x ANTED, a Real Hair 8wi'ch worker.613 St Mary streets 211-2 W « J ATTED.oz Office must write well, &c.A adress 87, 8TAE oiice.211-1 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [5626.] District of Montreal.IT COURT, Montreal \u2014Octave Laforest, PRE vs.Cesaire Peltier, Defendant.\u2014Will ba gold by publix_auction, by authority of justice, on Friday, the Fs£tgenth day of September, inst, at Nine of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said defendant, in the city of Montreal, all tue goods and chatsols solzed In this cause, i 8, &c.Ter! , cansisting of Sotas, L.OROZE, B.S.0.Montreal, \u20acth Sept., 1876.211-1 ROVINCE OF QUEBEC.No.8320.] District of Montreal.CUIT COURT, Montreal.\u2014 Philibert Martel, Plants, vs.Louis Chauvin, Defendant, and Fran: coig Chauvin, tiers saisie \u2014WIll be sold by public auction, by authority of justice, on Friday, the Fificenth day of September, at Eight of the clook in the forenoon, atthe domicile of the said defendant, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chattels oi Ta this cause, G of Sewing- chine, &c¢.Terms L GROS.Co s 8.Q.Montre eptguer $97 BE .- 30 0 to $5,000 on Mort- 209+: 51 .New Advertisements this P.M, | FEURTH EDITION.SIX 0'CLOCK.TELEGRAPHIC.[Special io the STAR] ver ToxoNTo, September 6, It is proposed, if sufficient freight can be obtained, to despatch a vessel direct from Toronto to Jamaica about October 10th.Produce and manufactures will be received and sold on account of shippers, The freight on miscellaneous goods will be $14 per ton, and a special rate will be charged for provisions, .Policeman Soanes, the victim of a brutal tusssel in a street fight several months ago, and whose life was despaired of, has had another relapse, and now it is said he is beyond all possible hope of recovery.[Special to the STAR.] OTTAWA, September 6.His Worship the Mayor hag ordered an investigation into the origin of the fire by which young Carleton 15st his life, The lumber trade shows signs of improvement, A man named Taylor was to-day arrested for obtaining goods under false pretences, The weather to-day for shooting in the Dominion Rifle Association matches is not at all favorable, A heavy wind prevailed all day, making it very difficult to shoot at long ranges.The prize winners in the Dominion of Canada match, first stage, fired to-day are as follows :\u2014Sergeant Riddell, Montreal G.A., $10 and a silver badge ; Captain Vaughan, 3rd do; P.A.Morrison, G.G.F.G., do;.Private Mardville, 1st P.W.R., do; Sergeant Mathews, 3rd Victoria Rifles; Sergeant Mitchell, 13th, do.; Captain Boyd, 54th do ; Captain Todd, Governor- Generrl\u2019s Footgnards, do.3 Gupuer Johnston, 0, B.G, A., do.; Sergeant Sutherland, Govesaor-General\u2019s Footguards, Sergeant Glynn, 10th, $5 and bronze badge; Sergeant McColl, 49th, do ; Captain Rolfe, 53rd, do ; Captain Gibson, T.G.A., do; Sergernt Kelly, 68th, do ; Sergeont Grover, 0.B,.G.À., do ; Major Macpherson, Gov- ernor-General\u2019s Footguards, do; Private McAdam, 3rd Victoria Rifles, do, ; Corporal Gorman, 3rd Victorias, do, ; Private Stare, 53th Battalion, do.The battalion match was then commenced, but has not yet been completed.At the first range, 300 yards, the Montreal Artillery were the highest, 134 points, NEWS OF THE WORLD.RocHESTER, N.Y., September 6, Chas, Smith, the young man who murdered bis neighbor\u2019s wife, in this city, some weeks ago, and then shot himself, died this morning, New Yorx, September 6: Arrived : 88, ¢\u201c State of Nevada,\u201d from Glasgow, - LIVERPOOL, September 6, Arrived : $8, *¢ City of Limerick,\u201d from Philadelphia.SARATOGA, N.Y., September 6.The Social Scientific Association net today, and F.B.Sanborn made the annual report, paying a touching tribute to Dr.S.G.Howe, who has died since the lass session, LonDonN, September 6.Several trade failures in provisions are anuounced to-day with a liability, in the | aggregate, of about $1,000,000.A pamphlet by Mr.Gladstone entitled f\u2018 Bulgarian Horrors and the Question of the East,\u201d has been issued.It is urgent in addition to the termination of the war.First, to put an end to anarchy, misrule, plundering and murdering, which still de solate Bulgaria.Second, to make effectual provision against its recarrence by excluding the Ottoman Government from the administration control not only in Bcsnia and Herzegovina, but above all in Bulgaria.3rd.To redeem by the measures the honor of the British name, which in the deplorable events of the year has been more gravely compromised than I have ever known it in former years.Mr, Gladstone says I am still desirous to see the integrity of Turkey upheld, though that desire should not be treated as paramount to still higher objects of his policy.Asan old servant of the Crown and State, ha gpieast bia Wovsin.ment, which has been working in one direction; shall work in the other, and shall apply all its vigor to concur with the other States of Europe in obtaining the oxtinc- tion of the Turkish Executive\u2019s power in Bulgaria.Mr, Gladstone concludes with an appeal ior organized collection and dis- tribation of relief to Bulgaria.Turkey has refused an armistice, but is F willing to treat for peace.\u2018WASHINGTON, September 6.A telegram was received in this city yesterday from Marshal Pookard, ef Louisiana; stating that indications of serious disturbanoes in that Stite are increasing.QUEBEC, September 6.An old lady fell and broke her leg on Monday evening, owing to the dilapidated condition\u2019 of the sidewalk in Fabrique street.' ; r : ARRIVALS: Ship Chippewa, Liverpool, coal; City of Montreal, Glasgow, coal; bark Hin- doostan, Aberdeen, coal ; The Kildare, Belfast, ballast ; Danrobin Castle, Dundee ; Hermode, Silloth, HAMILTON, September 6.The convention of St.George's North American Union resumed this morning, | when the Yollowing officers were elected : Lewis Thompson, Philadelphia, President; J.A, H, Standrew, Virginia, 1st Vice- President ; W.Underdown, Philadelphia, and W.Tomline, Conn., Corresponding Secretaries ; C.8, Sault, Cohoer, N.Y, and Thomas Tunn, Syracuse, Recording Secretaries ; D.Batchelder, Utica, Financial Secretary and Treasurer, The Vice- President and Assistant Secretaries, composed of Presidents and Secretaries of affiliated societies throughout the United States and Canada; Rev.Wm, Luddards, D.D., Philadelphie, Chaplain, This a.m, the members of St.George's Socity, of this city, and a number of delegates, preceded by the 13th Battalion baud, marched in procession to the Great Western Railway depot, to meet the brethren from Tororto aad other places, and then marched to the Crystal Palace grounds, where a pic-uic is taking place, Durnay, ONT, September 6, The Registry office was saved by extraordinary exertions.It was on fire three different times.There were no safes or vaults to protect public records.The books and documents were carried out of the buildings.CITY NEWS.\u2014 The Allans SS, \u2018\u2018Coriathian\u201d aud ship ** Gleniffer\u201d arrived at Glasgow to-day.\u2014 Battersby\u2019s handy five cent guide for September comes to hand with a capi: tal railroad map.\u2014 The Minerve libel suit case was commenced this afternoon by the examination of M.Gerin, ex-M.P.P.and editor of she Constitutionel, Three Rivers.Bank a few days ago and asked the teller for change of $100 and while being paid he managed to make off with $50.\u2014 The Chief of the Fire Department begs, to acknowledge, with thanks, the sume of fifty dolzars ($50) from Jas.Shearer, Iisq., to the funds of the Fire men\u2019s Benevolent Association.\u2014 At the Grand Trunk boat races on Saturday last we stated that Miss Maud Morgan won the second prize instead of first*prize, in the 300 yards\u2019 race for young girls.Miss Morgan is between 12 and }8 years of age, \u2014 The \u201cRoyals\u201d had their usual weekly parade last night, and turned ous veañly toa man, They were exercised in trooping-colors, and their fine band was resent.™ Their inspection has been fur.her postpongd, so as to not-interfere wita the rifle maton of the Sixth Pasiliers, the week has a capital cartoon showing Hon.Mr.McKenzie leaning over a young lady: \u2014Uncle Alock\u2014DoRt frown Bo, my dear ; you\u2019Il bave your railway by-and- bye,\u201d Miss B.Columbia\u2014*I want it now, You promised I should have it, and if I don\u2019t I'll complain to Ma.\u201d PoLicE = COURT.\u2014 WEDNESDAY, \u2014James McLaughlin, for the larceny of a coat from -à party unknown, was sent down for one month, \u201cAifreë Goulet, fut thélis-rens, af lr 4 hammer, was sent down for two font 99 et W050 TE & 48 28 i \u2014 An American entered the Ontario - | AcADEmY or Mosic Bar.\u2014The deputation appointed at the public meeting last Monday are requested to meet at Messrs.Dawson\u2019s book store, at five minutes before eleven to-morrow morning, to proceed to the office of the License Commissioners.THE MELLOR CAsE.\u2014The Misses Mellor were brought up before the Police Magistrate this afternoon and again remanded _until Friday, at 2 o\u2019clock, in consequence of the absence of a material witness, The unfortunate prisoners were looking very pale, although perfectly self-composed.The Police Magistrate, in addressing them, said he was desirous of knowing if they were represented by Counsel.Miss Emily Mellor replied that sie had been, but that she had suffered so much she had told him she did not further require his services; they were determincd that they would do nothing more, and had given all bopes up.The learned gentleman who was enployed to represent them, states it as his opinion that they are out of their mind, + Ax ImpoRTANT Divorce (se.\u2014The cage\u2019 of Dame E.Staples vs, G.W.Patchelor, for separation de corps on the ground of ill-treatment and drunkenness, was heard before the Hon, Mr.Justice Toirance to-day in the first division Superior Court.The case attracted considerable attention, owing to the respectability of the parties.Both the prosecu- t1ix and defendant are Americans\u2014the- former a remarkably lady.like person, while the gentleman has also all the appearance of a cultivated person.The lady was accompanied in Court by her son, a young lad of 14 years of age, while Mr.Batchelor was in company of his sister.The evidence \u2018of* Dr.Berry and Dr.Cameron, the two first witnesses, went to show that the defendant had been sander their care, and had suffered from delirium tremens; the latter witness also testified that the defendant apperred 10 be suffering from depression of spirits on account of business troubles.Winthrop Batchelor, son of the party, deposed that in December of last year his father Ültreated his mother at Berthier, by striking her on a Sunday as he came home in drink ; he had been drinking all day, and after supper he was drunk, He threw the contents of a champagne bottle at his mother\u2019s face, and then threw the bottle at her, He then struck her on the chest with his fist.In the month of March last, when they were all in bed, when witness heard a loud knocking at the «door, and found his father very much in- atoxicated.On one occasion on trying to force his wife\u2019s door open by kicking it he he overbalanced himself and fell down stairs.On another he struck her in the face, leaving her face black and blue in the morning.On another occasion witness had to defend his mother by striking his father, he afterwards weat and asked his pardon for what he had done, \u2018* The p'acing gunpowder in the key hole and at the foot of the door.Mr.Ritchie, Q.C., and Mr, Hutchineon; for the prosecutrix, and Mr.D, Macmaster, for the defendant, THE MO.AND WESTERN RAILWAY.: [a HOW THE WORK 18 PROCEEDING, The work on the Montreal, Ottawa and Western Railway proceeds very satisfactorily, there being a large staff'of laborers employed and everything is beidg pushed to have the road ballasted as s00R as possible.The metals are laid as fad as Si.Theresep amd.within five miles of St, Jerome, .By the end of next week ths ballast frain will be running as far as the last named place.The rails are laid west of St.Jerome for six miles, and the ballast- ug from St, Therese to the Baok River is in an advanced state.From @renville to Gatineau River there are upwards of a thousand men employed, and this.ection will be finished, with the exception of the masonry on the bridges, by the closes of uavigation.\u2018Three locomotives are constantly ab work on the ballast trains, and already a large amount of rolling stock bas arzived, including tp first and two second-class passenger Cars, pogk-offica car and about fifty flat cars.The firat- class passenger cars gre fitted up in the most luxurious style and are not surpassed: by anything on the continent.\u2018They are from the Well.Known, works bomeah Meters express themselves highly plaased with the progress and Feneral condition of things.LU } THE ST.HYACINTHE FIRE.PUBLIO MEETING TO ARBORD Mans or SUCCUR FOR THE §UFFEREB.ny.* .* +: y A large and influential meeting was held this afternoon in the Mechanics\u2019 Hall, to take into oonsideration menns-for assist.- ing the sufferers by the late five at St, Hyacinthe, - Among those present were Sir Francis Hincks, Hon.\"Judge Coursol, Myr.DeLorme, ME, Mayor Desalles, of St.Hyacinthe, J.R.Thibadeay, Acting- Mayor Roy, Hon.Nan: Alfred Perry, Mr.Laframboise, M.P., Aldermen Loranger .and Rivard, Me L.Jette, M.P., Mr.Taillion, M,P.P,, Mr.Glackmeyer, Rev.Father Gravel, cure of St.Hyacinthe, Thomas White, jr., B.Devlin, M.P,, Andrew Wilson, Hon; Mr.Starnes, Hon, Mr, Holton, Rev.M.Wade, Mr.Gaguon, of the Roysl Canadian Insurance Company, Hon.Senator Cherrier, The Chairmanestated the object of the meeting.Me.Glackmeyer acting \"as Secretary.Hon, Mr, Cherrier moved the first resolution to the effect that the citizens of Montreal learned with feelings of great sympathy the awful calamity which had befallen the people of St.Hyacinthe, The meeting was going on as we went to press.PUBLIC OPINION: - \"THE HARVEST, To the Editor of the STAR :\u2014 SIr, \u2014Now, when the greater portion of thé crops in this section have besn har- vesied, an estimate may be formed of how far the result has fallen short of anticipa- t'ons warranted by the appearance of the fields in June and the beginning of July.I have conve:sed with many intelligent tarmers in the townships on the St, Lawrence, and between that river and this place, and the conclusion reached is thas the quantity of wheat and oats will exceed that of last year, but that there will be a falling off in quality.Potato:s have, in many places, suffered from the \u2018\u2018 bug.\u201d In Richmond I saw fields of potatoes which appeared to be entirely destroyed.In other places, the injury sustained is bat trivial, Hereabouts there has been litsle harm done, and the yield of roots of al kinds will be great.Indian cora losks promising, and it seems to be a pity that the cultivation of that grain does not receive more attention than is b:stowed upon it here.White beaus yield rem-rk- ably well, though their culbivation is greatly on a dimunitive scale.That they are productive may be gathered from the fact that I counted one hnadred aud eighty beans produced upon a stalk growa in the kitchen garden, from a single bean planted last spring.To me, this yield appears enormous.It may may not appear so to some of your market garedaers, though I would like to hear to what exteat they can beat my figures, Yours, 3, R Casselman, September 4th, 1876, AN ANCIENT BILL OF LADING.The Fredericton (N.B.) Farmer has {sbeen shown a bill of lading that was ss.ceived by a merchant of Frederictoa 87 years ago.Is will give one an idea of how elaborate a document they considercd necessary in those days to secure the safe transit of goods from the old couatry tv America.The followigg iy a cogy of 1: SHIPPED hy ye Grace of GOD in ge) i order and condiffiem by Bepj.Adami of h i à the ga! \u2014 The Canadian Illustrated News for ph London.merchant in and upon 8 ship dalled the Britannia whereof is master under God for the present voyage Robert Younghusband aud' now riding 25 anchor in the River Thames and by Gol\u2019s Grace bound for St.Jol#a\u2019s New Bruns.Wick to sky Four Casks oféRed Port Wine and one Box of Merchandise being marked and numbered as in ye margin and are to be delivered in the like well gonditioned at the atoremaid port ef St.Lobos (the danger of the seas only excepted) unto \u2014\u2014 Esq., of Fredericton there \u201cof to hil Assigns freight for said Fg SRA ; boar 2 a RE witness further deposed that his father | had once tried to blow the door open by | + § Ag.uy.ood order and | | and average accustomed IN WITNESS whereof ye master or purser of the ship Lath affirmed to two Bills of lading all of these tenor and date the one of which two Bills being accomplished the other one to stand void and so God send the good ship to her desired Port in safety Amen Dated in London third of August 1789.b Contents unknown Robert Younghus.and, THE PHILADELPHIA ROWING, With reference to the time made by the Halifax crew in rowing with the St.John, or Paris\u201d crew, viz.18m, lls., it may be mentioned that in the previous heat between the Thames and New York crews, there was cousiderable crowding occassion- ing, of course, a lows of time, The incident is thus described in the New York un: \u2019 \u201c\u2018 At this point a foul was imminent, as the New York four were crowding their antagonists with their own boat in the foreigners\u2019 water.There seemed to be a contact of oars and the Thames bow raiscd his hand, indicating that his boat was fouled.\u2019 It is easy too see that this partial stop- age would use up a good many seconds.Va the Londoners won the race by five lengths in 18m, 20s, \u2018 On the other hand, there was no hitch in the Halifax-St, John race, FINANCTAL., STAR OFFICE, 4 p.m., Sep! amber 6, 1876, The quotations are as follows : Sterling Exchonge quiet at 94 ; Gold drafts, 4 premium, The stock market was quiet at the board of the regular Exchange to-day.For Richelieu and Ontario a rather good demand was experienced, selling at 91, Merchants\u2019 opened at 91%, ran up to 92, afterwards sold at 91%, and then closed at 92, The [sales at this Exchange were :\u20142 Bank of Montreal at 1892 ; 2 do, at 1893 4 Consolidated at 102; 14 Merchants\u2019 at 91%; 14 do, at 92; 19 Commerce at 124}; 43 Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co, at 91.\u2019 At the Open Exchange this morning the following was the orly sale effected : 100 Canada Agricultural Co.at 103, The following were the sales at the afterncon board of the regalar Exchange : 10 Bank of Montreal at 189; 49 Mol.sons at 1104 Gold in New York opened at 109% and closed at 1094.Sterling Exchange open: 1 at 4.86 and closed at 4.86.The following were the fuctuations in Op'g.11:30 1:25 Clsg Pactfc Maflieverers ions D N% 9 W.U.Telegrap : co 69% 70% 70% Lake Shore.03% 60% 61% N.Y.Central \u2014\u2014 10519 105 Rock Island.104 1039 104 Ohio and Mia.1% 1 1 North-West.\u2026\u2026.\u20260.4 a Pao \u2014_ = EC an $ 4 334 0% Boban pr 204 =» so do By Q errod.de 10 si 9% BUSINESS TROUBLES, à Laframboise & Wiallard, glue manufacturers, have assigned.Craig, Moffat & Lefebvre, assignees, Liabilities and assets not yet known, Francis Groleau, grocer and dry goods merchant, bas been compelled to make an assignment under a writ of attachment.A, M.Perkins, of Perkins, Lajoie & Beau- roleil, interim assignee, Liabilities not known.\" THE WRATHER.Temperature in the shade, by standard Ther- manor observed by Hearn, Harrison &_ Oo, {cians and Mathematioal Instrument makers, sr and Notre Dame street :\u20148 p.m.Joatexday, 59¢ ; 8am, 54°; 1 pm, 619; Max., 61° ; Mir, 480 ; Mean., 54h.standard Barometer compea- sated and corrected:\u20146 p.m.yesterday, 39:90 ; Ba m.}29:95 ; 1 p.m, to-day, 29:98.Montreal, Sept, 6, 1876, MONTREAL STOUK REPORY | Reported for \u2018TRE BEAR by Bond Brothers.) \u2014 08 oy Fond :.420K, 8eitars.Buyers.Troms 188% [189 7 103 veer 130 reer 101% 102 > .10 110% 18719 \u2026.\u2026.jod seu 104 vous wd | igs 2 128% 18d \u201cFederal Bank.cose eager vers Metropolitan Ban 66 80.sere Dominion Bank.127 cers Bank of Ramiiton.ie vers I Clty Puss.Ballrontt, vies City Gas COMPDANT.>12100 Merchants\u2019 Kxchauge.Credit FONCIEF.\u2026 0.0.Engine TNDANŸ 0012000 cope Montial Jnvest'nt Asso- ClatioDaceser is versie], Un, Cotton Manufaetmd] 1 COusoosovseaoinips Compal Marthe Montreal Warohousing Montreal | aD Coldbrook Rolling Company.Bamiton Pr.aud L.80- ens 0 os sou co.Govt.Deb.6 p.C.C¥.Mortzeal Har or Bonds, Quebes Cor.Btock, 7 p.6.| : Do.do.Bonds, 8p.6 Montrea 18 Montres.100 ee Monfs 100 \u201cou Montres.100 sous EXCHANGE Bank of London, 80 Aays.sssiesei 10933 109% Merchants Bills, 80 A8YB.cervsrses =r == Bankon demand on New York, Merchants Billf.coveeisees Bank Gold Drafts on Sew Yor! \u2026.par @ \u2014 Gold rates at noon in New Xork.\u2026\u2026.1094@ \u2014\u2014\u2014 SPECIAL NOTICES.For Cannda cholera and all summer complaints, PERRY Davis\u2019 Pain Killer will be found a safe and reliable remedy.See advertisement on 3rd page, Births, Marriages and Deaths, BIRTHS.KAGLE.\u2014 On the 3rd inst., at the corner of Fulford snd Cou scl streets, the wife of M.Nagle, of a daughter.MARRIAGES, CAMPBELL WHITE-At Milton, Ont., on Als.31st, Mr.D.W.Campbell, to Louisa.eldest daughter of John White, Eeq , both of Milton, FIRDLAY, PARSONS \u2014At Harwich, Oat., on the 23th August, Mr.Alex.Findiay to Miss Catherire Parsone, bath of the Township of Harwich.READ, FAIR\u2014At Millbrook, Ons., John Read to Margaret Jane Fair.BACKUS, SLAGHT\u2014Ât Waterford, Ont, by the Rev.Robert Cameron, M.A., John Bostwick M.A, of Braidwood, Ill, to Lucy A, H.W.8laght, second daughter of the Rev.À.Slaght, of Waterford.DrxEns, LABBBE\u2014On the 5th inst, at St.James Church, by the Rev, M.Sauienne, Tosaissaint Demerr, Jr, butcker, td Miss Faony Labboe, both of this ciiy.BURLAND, WATT\u2014At Christ Chureh Cathedral, op the 4th instant, by the Rev.Me.Forneret, V iilllam ¥epjamin Burland, M.D., to Flora Stewart, eldest daughter of James B.Watt.E8g , late Hudson Bay Company.203-3 DEATHS bin inst, ol \u2018BY -In this city, on the ins rancis Me readin aed 83 eh, a native of Killashan- dra, County Cavan, Ireland, Friends and acquaintances sre respectfully invited to attend the fauoral, from his late re- sidenive, 1683 Aun street, to-morrow afternoon, ns 4th inst., at New York, C y.\u2014On the nst., at New Yor! iara, Loy oghter of tho late Dr.John Lovejoy, of that city, and sister of Dy.Geo, W.Lovejoy, of Montréal.WeEkr\u2014At Toronto, on the 30th ult., Margaret ALR, relict of the late Joho West, Aged eighty Wt : years and Sve monthe, | ; BACRUS\u2014At Lake Shore, Raleign, Oùt, on 294 August, Mr.Frederick Backus, aged oighiy- four years.cCOA¥FERY\u2014At Toronto, on the 29th ult., Martha R., beloved wife of.Jk.McCaffery, of H, M, Customs, and only daughter of Mr.Joscph Brad.ey, sgeû twenty Yeure.WEARIN\u2014At Kingston, on the 29th Angzust, Mrs.William Wbarin, ten, in the 78th year of her sge.VERNEY-In Guelph, Ont, on the 29th August, ; Mr: Jobn Vernoy, sen.aged 65 years.MoEAY\u2014In Ottawa, on the 28th of August, Elly,\u2019 fon YOUDaest daughter of Mr.Willam MoKay, aged 17 years., FRANGIS- At Chester Villsgo, Ont., on the 26th of August, Marla Gamble, ia the 50th year of her age, the beloved wife of Mx Thomas Francis, snd a nstive of béton.i MACKINNON\u2014On the 28th Augast, the tQwnship \u2018of King, tt.D Macembn, Poser of } Markhamyaged 89 years.: - : Sry or * - 1D15 to Mre.Hillman, 158 Laganchetiere street.e LATEST MONEY MARKET, To EW YOBE, | - ; Sept.6, 4 p.m, GORE 64 + 5 0 8 0 0 0.0 00000 06 os 109$ @ CO Sterling Exchange.,.,.,.436 @ 00 : MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a dis- COUÛNt OË.1+00+0000000000s 9 @ 92 Greenbacks sold at a discount OÙ à 60 00 6 5 0 4-5 6-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0000\u2014 81@ 84 Drafts on New York.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 81 @ 8% Silver bought at a discount of.124 @ 15 W.WEIR, Stock and e Broker, No.121 St.Francols Xavier street, New Advertisements this P, M.NOW READY FOR DELIVERY, THE ¢ WEEKLY STAR?\u201d FOR THIS WEEK, PRICE, FOUR CENTS, AT THE STAR\u2019 OFFICR.A Splendid Paper to send to Friends at a Distance.CONTENTS : FIRST PAGE,\u2014 Veterinary Department.Tho latest mail news from England, Scotland, Ireland and other parts of the world, taken from the latest exchanges the world over, A Doctor's Gift, * SECOND PAGE,\u2014 This page 1s entirely devoted to the serial storys \u201cThe Fate of the Fairest,\u201d a story of life.THIRD PAGE,\u2014 British Affairs.An Epitode in High Life ia England, Tab'e Talk, The Crops.The Beham Mystery.Education in the South.The Escaped Fenians.Finance and Commerce.FOURTH PAGE,\u2014 The St.Hyacinthe Fire.A Rowdy Legislator.Sultan Mourad\u2019s Illness.Brother Jonathan and the Aborigines.An Asphyxiated Idiot.The Nouveau Monde again.Returning Ministers.The Margery Murd'r.A Good Woman Never Grows Old.Ko Slavery is Harder to Endure than the Slavery Caused by Debt.I Did as the Rest Did.Montreal News: An Ola Montrealer Burnt Out; Proposed New Rail\u201c way; the M., O.and Western Railway; Embezzlement of $4,697 by a Broker's Clerk ; Bola Attempt at Robbery ; the Mellor Affair, Bwept by Fire\u2014Conflagration at St.Hyacinthe.FIFTH PAGHE,\u2014 The St.Hyacinthe Fire.Obituary\u2014Rev.Dr.Taylor, Jas.C.Colston, G.Benzon Hall, Esq.A Barefaced Burglary.Saturday, Monday aud Tuetday\u2019s Telegrams.Heavy Failure in Jamaica.Trade with Australia.Montreal Markets, Canadian Markets, Births, Marriages and Deaths, SIXTH PAGF,\u2014 Items of Interest.Facts and Figures.Natural History.Historical Items.Science, Woman.A Veritable Enoch Arden Case, Sun- dsy Reading: Be Independent.Taking and giving Offence.A Message on Temperance.Gems of Thought, Lawyer's Fees., A New Plying Machine.Tim Reaves on Stimulants.SYVERTH PAGE,\u2014 Annual Sale of Buffalo Bobes.Wagners Theatre.Wit and Humor.Family Matters.Life at the Gold Mines.Life in the Black Bi -.Murder In Jersey \u2018City.A comic- your ¢ Prince.The Skirmisbing Fund, News of the week by telegraph, EIGHTH PAGE,\u2014 Grandfather Whitehead\u2019s Puzzles.Food for C:owing Chickens.Agricultural.Medical Department.The Importation of Canadian Cattle.Why Men don't Marry.A Lively Scene.Epecial Notices.# TO LET, Furnished House, for winter, {rom Ist Octotsr; Upper Univessity street: 8 rcoms and W.C.Address, Box 863, £0 411-2 ERBONAL ~I hereby glve notice thatI will not be responsible for debts oontracted in my name without a written order.JOHN L.HARTINGTON, Montreal, 6th Sept., 1876.211-6 1.05% a little Brown Terrier, The finder will be rewarded by retr.aing it t) 643 Craig street.1.°% between Jecques Cartler Bquare and the wharf, a Chamois Purse, containing $10 and some cents.The finder will be rewarded by returning at to 36L Hermine strcet.211-1 OUND, a small sum of money.Appl at J.Abraham's California Cigar Store, o: te.Lawrence Hall.211-3 ANTED\u2014 a first-diess Dres.msker, understanding cutting smd tit nu, desires a situation iv a private famuly, \u201c Agply to J.C.M'g- pauls, 818s.Lambert's Hul.211-2 ANTED, a situation by à boy 18 years old, 8 English and French, to learn à trade, has had! year expertence inthe Jewellery trade snd 8 months at the Machinist trade.Ap P'y to J.C.Mignault.211-3 AA ANTED, à situstion as Plain Cook in a small family ; willing to do moderate washing, Apply at 839 Dorchester street.211-4 ANTED, an Office Boy; must be well recom- + mended.Apply at office of * Journal of Commerce,\u201d 211-1 3000 V woman (Catholic) as General Servant, without washing; good references.Apply at Miss Reville\u2019s registry office, 5 Auderson street.2114 1 Ww ANTED.\u2014A middle-aged percon wants a situation ; is willing to wash and iron.Ap- 211-1 OUNG LADIES JOURNAL, - London Journal, Every Week, Bow Bells, Borg of America, &e , just received at the popular Magazine and News Store, 21 Bleury street, near Notman's.! .Lo SOE.210+ rc BARRE BROS, & SHEIL.TOVES TOBE REPAIRED thould be sent in at once or orders left at the \"| undersigned, who repair all the Stoves, ets., sold for the last 15 years.; ro MEILLEUR & CO., 652 CRAXG SRTEET, NEAR BLBURY.Franz J.KEuLre, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, &0., CHANEERS 1, 2, 8, and 4 FARE FLOOR, UX STAINS, ovzn OITY AND DISTRICT BAVINGS BANK, No.178 8T.JAMES STREET, \u201c_ MONTREAL.187-1m (CALL AT 106 MoGILL STREET fox pour honse furnishings, as we have now mplete stock on hand.Jobbing work prompt- Charges moderate.WARMINTON & PHILBIN, 108 MoGIill street, - ASK FOR \u201c MERCER\u2019S QUENINE WINEÆE, ) Tue Tonic oF THE Day, 2 AND TAKE NO OTBER.209+ ILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS ! NOTRE DAMS STREBT 208 0x4 a Toned « Splendid \u2018 BILLIARD PARLOUR; ON THE GROUND FLGOOB, And now solicits the patronage of ths buble, | N°T!CE.R 00.1y executed.1964 Partith will please take notios that the \u201cTURKISH BATH, ST, MONIQUE STREAT, will be closed for repa'rs from Monday, ths 21s lumant, until about the 20th September.During the Interval a PLUNGE or SWIMMING BATH will be added, and other improvements made.Due notice will be given of its opening.; GODFKEY RUKL, 201+ Proprietor.THE COCK\u2019S FHIKND BAKING POWDER Is vs:d for Baking BREAD, ROJ.LS, PANCAKES, JOHNNY CAKES, &c, and is a profitable and bealthy substitute for three-fourths of the usual shorining in Pie Crust, Puddings, and Pastry in general, TATIONERY.209+ S t of RULED ROTE, five quires for 25c.and 2 per ren.FINE RULED NOUE PAPER from 10¢.8 quire and $1.50 per ream.Hest quality CREAM LAID NOTE, at very low prices.FOOLSCAP, fiom 10c.a quire and upwards, suitable for school purposes COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, from 90c.3 1,000.Fine CRUAH LAID EN- PES.ahapts, very low prices.VELOPES, \u2019 @.& W.CLARKE, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 208+ 38 St.Jumes street.Scuoou Surrs, YOUTHS\u2019 CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING, At prices that defy competition.Four large cates of BOYS\u2019 and YOUTHS 80ITS iust opened, comprising the larges: and most varied stock in the city, Inspection invited.Satisfaction gnsvanteed, at the ONE PRICE CLOTHING ESFABLISHMENT.\u2018 C.F.CHURCH, 120 ST.LAWRENCE STREET.; 210+ d'a PDacasrro's Sraur \"FOR SALE, 1 T * : ANB respectable Grocers.To Whotbssle Trade only at 8 KING STRERT, C.y.201 , , Z01mt Y BENOITATS YCNAF.Alargs sssoriment al HUMPHREYS\u2019 VARIRT Y STORE, ;* 1197 82.Casgcannrs a or TON NNN nt Lu gL 9 Wm Ne Me ve Ne A Tue FATE of the FAIREST.Jd Story of Life.CHAPTER V,\u2014Continued, Hb lay almost flat upon his face on the rough tiles; his right hand grasping the carved edge of the angle of the roof ; gradually he worked his hand upwards, and by a tremendous exertion of strength, he drew himself and his companion up a foot at each movement, It was terrible labor\u2014a fearful struggle with death.It seemed to those who gazed upon him a mere impossibility that he could save himself and the girl whem be still clutched round the waist.On he went slowly, the fright flames lighting him in his task, but reducing his strength by the intense heat they threw out.He succeeded in gétting one leg across the angle of the réof, but in doing so he slipped back at least two feet.A shriek of horror burst from the crowd, and rose up in the air like a death wail, The youth did not yet despair, but with desperate exertion he arrested his descent with his knees.He paused but a moment, and renewed his efforts to ascend, using his knees now to enable him to maintain his position on the roof, while he elevated his body 80 a8 te extend his reach until he obtain ed a hold higher than: before, and thus: ultimately gained a: place: of comparative safety.It-was Hal Vivian who was with Flora Wilton in this.frightfoi.situation.He: Lad crawled in seareh of rer int ati ak joining apartment to that which he half entered from the street: She had Harrfëd thither to save something to which she knew her father attacked great importance, but, overpowered by the smoke, she bad, after securing it, fal.en senseless.Hal fortunately: found her as:soon:as he: got:into the room, and the reffoction from.the fi.e Below erabled him just to-see the: window.He tore it open, and saw that: the parapet adjoined the roof of the next house.He was now at the back of the buflding, and comnienced the perilous task of endeavoring to escape a horrible death, and of saving, with his own, a life he esteemed far more valuable.The falling roof of the house he had just quitted, when it sank with its dreadful orash, was within am.ace: of taking him with it.It was a fearful memsent, but he summounted: it, and attempted'to proceed \u2018at the instant the\u2019 crowd caught: sight of him.He heard not their cry, eaw nothing, thought not of aught but the endeavor to reach a place of safety.He strained every nerve and sinew to accomplish his object, .buf human endurance, though backed by the wgings and the influence of a strong will, has its limits, He now reached that point when, with sickening dismay, he found his strength failing lim, and although his firmness and determination were unshaken, his- power to go on was leaving him, To slacken his tenacious hold was te be hurled into the yawning gulph of fire behind him.He knew this well ; the knowledge had as yet sustained him, and he clung to the roof still with desperation, resolv- cd, notwithstanding the quivering of his fingers, the agonizing aching of the arm which supported Flora, and the trembling of his knees, to continue to the last his exertions to save the maiden, or to pass out of life with her.Stowly rising up, as before, he made a clutch at the top of the roof, and caught it, but he found that, beyond drawing himself and the form of the senseless girl a little higher, hecoulddo no more.It requited an effort of unusual strength to reach the summit, where he believed he could remain safe until rescued, and that efiort exhausted nature was incapable of making.Nay, he felt that he could but a few minutes longer cling there, and if some Heaven-sent aid did not reach him, his almost superhuman exertions would have been made in vain, He remained motionless, trying to ré.cover his spent breath, and, while in this thronging in the streets reached his earä, and seemed to rsuse kim from his slowly approaching listless ineation.He breathed g prayer ; a thought what Flora might yet bo to him, and what that great world, of which he had yet seen to little, might have in store for him, fiashed through his brain.The effect upon him was like the sound of a trumpet to the soldier at the moment of some fearful charge, in which death is the alternative of glory.He drew himself upwards, struggling with the obstacles which seemed to try and force him backwards, and, almost with a scream, he found himself oscillating upon the spot he had with such trying exertiom sought to reach, exhausted, and wneblo to make another effort.A shadow fell upon him ; he turned his feeble eyes upon the occasion of: i, and saw one of the fire brigade; who, having laid = short ladder against the side of the roof, had mounted it and reached him, Behind this man rose up the helntet of a second fireman, closely following his comrade in his work of mercy.Hal knew at a glance that Flora and himself were saved.He no longer strove to continue the battle with fate, add.did not attempt to resist the embrace of insensibility as he felt the grip of the fireman upon his collar, and heard undis- tinguishable words fall from his lips greeting him, CHAPTER VI.à THB NOBLE GUESTS.Mr, Giahame, though greatly agitated at the sudden appearance and abrupt disappearance of Nathan Gomer, at a moment of such dread importrnce, did not make any comment upon it to Mr, Chewkle.He felt unequal to such task, and perhaps, too, he thought that it would be better not to suppose the stränge little moneyed either observed or suspected any .foul p:ay in the act ho must have seen in commission, So he folded his arms, and remained silent, assuming the aspect of profound meditation.Mr, Chewkle, finding the coast clear of the small enemy, would have given free vent to the feelings which were turbulent and in turmoil within him, but Mr.Grahame repressed the very first outs break, « Pray be silent on the matter,\u201d he observed, hastily, as if aroused suddenly from a fit of abstraction, # our speculations upon the situation are worth nothing, and may lead us astray if suffered to have the rein.Keep what you know safely locked within your own breast, trusting the key in my keeping alone, Your reward shall not certainly be less than your expectations.Mr.Gomer doubtless saw me affixing a signature to a deed, and would presume it to be my own; he could not imagine the truth ; and therefore, though startled at the moment, I do not, upon reflectlion, see any occasion for alarm, Let me see you again in a few days, my good friend, and in the meantime endeavor to suggest a mode of bringing that wretchedly obstinate old man, Wilton, to listen to reason.\u201d Mr, Grabame rang a hand-bell sharply, and Whelks instantly\u2019 was in the room.Mr.Chewkle \u201chad a thing to say,\u2019 which had a strong reference to an immediate pecuniary supply ; but Mr, Graham did not afford bim the opportunity, for he addressed Whelks as he entered, and bade him escort Mr.Chewkle to the door, He tendered a finger to the commission agent as a parting salute, honored him with a stiff bow, and retired promptly to the further «nd of the library.\u201cThis way if you please !\u201d exclaimed Whelks to Chewkle, as with head erect and shoulders back, he, with the stateliness of a Tartar soldier at Astley's, marched out of the room, Mr, Chewkle glanced at Mr, Grahame and at Whelks ; he had a pressing occasion for a few pounds; but though he had quite made up his mind to ask for and have if, and indeed in a private self- communion on his way thither that morning, he had composed the conver- gation which was to terminate in a princely act of munificence towards him on the part of the latter personage, he found himself sneaking out, treading tiptoe on the shadow of Whelks, without having uttered a word or having obtained a penny, The princely act of munificence did not come off, but he promised himself that before long it\u2018 should ; and, ere he was out of the house, he had flung his friendship for Grahame te the winds, and had'earved for himself an antagonistic attitude, in which he played the part of one who, having in his possession a dreadful secret, by which the safety of another is compromised, makes monsy by it frequently.Ag the door closed upon him, Mc.Graham turned a fitful gaze in that direction, and quickly, but silently, turned the key in the lock.Then he paced up'and down the library, almost convulsed by a fiercer, mental struggle.He pressed his burning palm upon his aching forehead; and muttered rapidly: and: wildly\u2014\u2018 It must be done - How ; there is no escape\u2014no escape\u2014none \u2014rtetreat is utterly impossible, and the advance must be swift, or, in spite of crime, utter crashing ruin must be the result.No; there is no stopping now.That forgery is useless, worthless, while he lives to prove it what it is.But how dispose of him without having any apparent connection with his death! Let me seel TI must have no accomplice.I already Have one too many ; he will be a thorn in my side, I can see that ; but there is time Lim; but this Wilton he'-must:die, and that immediately.Yes, he must die !\"he must die! or I perish ! but how to kill him \u2014-how ?how ?\u201d ( To be continmed.) , AFFATRS-IN: BRITAËN, = -( From our own Correspondent, J, Eonvow, Augast\u2019 23., PÉSRAELI TO HIS COMSTITUENTS.Consequent upoñ the occasion of being elevated to the Upper House, Mr.Benjamin Disraeli has issued his farewell address to the electors of the County of Buckingham in the following terms : \u2014 To the HRectors' of the County ef Bucking- am : House of Peers, I return to you the trust which, for so many years, you have-con- fided to me as your member in the House of Commons, an assembly in which I have passed the greater part of my life.It Las been a period of trying qeeasions and memorable events, and I have been permitted to take some part in their management and control, next to the favor of our Sovereign, I am indebted for that opportunity to the fidelity of your feelings, Throughout my public life I have aimed ab two chief results.Not insensible to the prineiple of progress I have endeavored to reconéile ange With that respeot for tradition which is ome of the main elements of our social strength; and in .exterhal-affairs I have endoavored to develop and strengthen our empire, believing that combination of achievement and responsibility elevates the character and condition of a people, It is not without emotion that I terminate a connection endeared to me by many memories and many ties; but I have the consolation of reoollecting that, though I cease to be your member, I shall still have the happiness of living among you, and that, theugh not directly your representative, I may yet, in another House of Parliament, have the privilege of guarding over your interests and your honor.\u2014 Your deeply obliged and ever faithful servant, B.DISRAELL Although but one day had elapsed since the foregoing address was issued the Liberal candidate, for the seat thus rendered vacant, was already in the field in the person of Lord Carington.It is apparent, from a large Liberal demonstration eld yesterday in Wycombe Abbey Park, the seat of Lord Caribgton, that the Liberals will leave no stone unturned to secure the return of their nominee, who, by the way, has strong leeal alaims on the - electors.The Conservative candidate, up to the hour of writing, has not yet been brought forward, SOUTH-EASTERN RATLWAY COMPANY, ; This epergetic railway institution, as evinced in its proposed extensions and successful enterprises, is indeed following ont ward.\u201d \u201cExtensive adaitions are about to -Be made to the Charing-cross Hotel, and for this purpose a large block of property to the east of the existing hotel buildings, «nd extending from Villiers street to Buckingham street, has been purchased at an outlay of £50,000.It is the intention of ¥ the Company to extend the Strand frontage of the hotel from Villers street to Buckingham street, which will involve the purchase, among other premises facing the trand, of those at the corners of the streets mentioned, The new line from Greenwich to Woolwich, after surmounting many difficulties, has at last been finished and is now ready for publie traffic.This important link in the South-Fhstern system will be on the main line for North Kent, and will save about two miles in distance, whilst also avoiding the Black.heath tunnel.The new connection excites lively interest in the locality, and there is no doubt but that it will increase the existing, as well as create a new traffic.CURRENT AFFAIRS, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has consented to lay the foundation stone of the new Glasgow Post Office, in October \u201cnext.The elevation of Mr.Benjamin Disraeli to the Peerage has drawn warm marks of approval from newspapers of all political stripes ; even the French press, in noticing the event, generally take advantageof the opportunity to express respect for the new Lord Beaconsfield, and to do homage \u2018to his talents.Lord Malmesbury has retired from the - Cabinet office of Lord Privy Seal in Mr.Disraell\u2019s Government, and has resumed the character of a free country gentleman, after thirty years of political life.In Lord Derby\u2019s first two Governments he held the post of Foreign Secretary, and in Derby\u2019s third, and in Mr.Disraeli\u2019s two Administrations he filled the office of Lord Privy Seal.At present, the new Earl of Beaconsfield, in addition to his dutiee-ae: Firet Lord of the Treasury, will attend tq, those also of the Lord Privy Seal.- The * Vanguard,\u201d now lying on the Kish bank, is te be sold on the conditions that the buyer is to pay two-tnirds of the purchase-money within sixteen days of the bargain, and the balance within six months, The Government agree to re- -purchase from the buyer all the guns, projectiles, (anchors and chain cables, which may be brought uninjured from the a Vanguard \u201d to any harbor in the king- om, Steel plating is now to be introduced into the construction of war ships, by which a great diminution of weight will be gained, anid a consequent increase of speed.The \u2018contract for the first six vessels of the new build has been given to Elder & Co., of Glasgow.The new ships will be corvettes of 2,300 tons, carrying fourteen guus each, and are intended for service on foreign stations.The steel will be strengthened will be protected by a strong armored deck.The corvettes are expected to maintain the high speed of twenty knots an hour.The present order will, to a cer building industry of the Clyde; but the plates are to be rolled at Sheffield.The old Church of All Hallows, Bread street, is to be pulled down, and re-built in some other part of the metropolis to be opproved of by the Bishop of London.The remains of the dead who moulder in its where asuitable monumantwill be erected, \"This church was built by Sir Christepher Wren, in 1680, on the site of one destroyed in the great fire of 1666, On Saturday afternoon, Mr.John J ohnes, late County Court judge for the counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan and Pembroke, Sessions, and Recorder of the Borough of Carmarthen, was shot dead by his butler, Henry Tremble.The murderer then shot Mrs.Cookman, a danghter of his first victim, A policeman attempted to arrest him, but he presented two revolvers and walked away defiantly.He next shot two dogs, and then committed suicide, A violent thunderstorm, attended with a heavy rainfall, raged on Saturday evening and during Sunday, in London, and throughout the Provinces, resulting in great damage to property, though, for- vunately, without loss of life, Their Royal Highnesses.the Duke of Connaught (Prince Arthur) \u2018and Prinze Leopold on Friday visited Lord Elphin- enough to think of the plan to get rid of.GENTLEMEN,\u2014The Queen living been.graciously pleased to summon me to the\u2019 Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter -atone\u2019s coal mine, aif Carberry Town, Mus- selburgh; Scotland, The pit;.on the osca- sion, was brilliantly \u2018illuminated by several thousands of colored lamps and Bengal lights, the extreme recesses bising lighted up by the magnesium: wire, The Lupacy Commissioners (Earl of Shaftesbury, chairman) have just issued their annual report, showing: that theratio of lunatics to population in England.and Wales continues to increase, In: 1859, only.18.67 per 10,000 of the population appeared as lunatics, and since that year the growth has been rapidly increasing.In 1875 it was 26-54, and now it is 26-78 per 10,000.Among the lunatics there is a preponderance of females, and \u2018pauper lunacy \u201d is partieularly in the ascendant, .A YANKEE OPINION, (Philadelphia Times.) The Canadian Government must look the issue squarely in the face whether it will build the Canadian Pacific Railroad or lose British Columbia.\u201cOn this side the line.there would seem to be but one opinion possible.British Columbia is of no possible advantage to the Dominion, It has now æ rapidly-growing debt, and the Inter- colonial Railway, along the north ahore frem Riviere du Loup to Halifax, must be | run at a loss for many years.Any attempt | to build a Pacific railroad north of the Northern Pacific will increase taxation to an extent that cannot be foreseen, for no one can tell how much it will sink: every year.The best way for the Dominion is tolsay; \u201cWayward sister, go -in peace.\u201d TORTURE OF A TURK.IB Mr, Pèko Pävlovich, who has been.appointed generalissimo of the Herzegovinian Panditti: is probably one of the most emi.bent vivisectors living, and has invariably shitherto chosen his \u201csubjects\u201d amongst those noblest of animals technically de- sctibed as belonging to the genus: homo.| His specialities are noses and ears; buthe does not disdain scientific investigation wikh respect to other highly sensitive parts | offthe human body.To his ingenuity is to!be ascribed the thrilling experiment to which an elderly major of Bashi-Bazouks was subjected, in the neighborhood of -Trebigne.This major, whose name was Aldi-Aga, was not only elderly, but, unfortunately for him, fat and short-winded., \"His infirmities in these respects were the proximate cause of his falling into the ingurgents having retired upon Pulizze, | carrying with them a few Turkish prison.era as \u2018\u2018 subjects\u201d for their anatomist chief, Abdi-Aga was brought before.the latter, who at once caused the following elaborate opération to be performed upon his per: gon: An incision was made in the Ags's bol, extending from his threat to a little below his waist, and the skin itself stripped inglslons were then made in each shoulder, thé skin being torn away, and left hanging in the manner of epaulettes, The Aga, whose groans and cries under this \"manipulation displeased the chief opera- : ton, was then gagged, tied tightly upon a donkey with bis face to the animal\u2019s tail, and driven with many blows and curses towards the Turkish encampment, his patriot escort only quitting him when within range of the outposts\u2019 rifles.Abdi died next morning in great agony.- \u2018TARIFF OF FARES FOR HACKNRY OCAL- RIAGES.ON HORSE VEHICLE.m any place to any others, provided time compe do not exceed twenty Tointtes.the LOF 2 PEFNONN.0000050000000000.25 CITE \\BOF 4 P@FBONB.0.00000000v0scc0000s SO 8 m any place to any 0 provided ocdiipied où ik oxoeed pinay the time - LOr 2 persons.40 cents \"BOF 4 POTNONS.000000000 ieee BOS en the drive exceeds the time limited afore wih Cour rates to be charged.se BY THE HOUR FOr the first hour\u2014 ozs © sacnonvascocavensene dD © mo TWO-HORKE VEHICLES.m any place to an\u2019 Jihers, provid time occupiéd do not exceed 20 ina od the Tor 3pertons.\u2026.50 conte soré © .\u2026 nie 88 © From any placo to provided the time oocupiod dé Not exceed homer 10 2 P6ruons.\u2026.0.É cents BOr\u2026 < Lensvessonsenceevseuns TD 3 #810, ROUT rates to sé onhrtfea.°°\" - : BY TER HOUR.LOF Z POFBONS.000000s0vocas04 0000000 0 LOG OP 4 POFSOIE.Luc.sa0osooc cos sos000000 1.35 Fractions of hours to be charged at previous hour rates-but not less than one quarter of an \u201cery charged when the time exceeds the ho per cent to ba added to the taetfr rides from twelve midnight to four a.m, Tabos for The tariff by the hour shall apply to all rides ex- se beyond the city limits where the sonaing he or) engage- Fo made in BAGGAGE each trunk or box carried in an: re Vv x an tarTy by the hand, © Woh pas \u2014 = OILS, &s.Prarz Grass, ALL BIZES IN STOCK OR FO IMPORT, \u2014 A.RAMSAY & 80N, ~ No.10 INSPECTOR STREET, MONTREAL, 185x EW STOREI NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES ! The subscriber is adding his stock COOKING BARGES, COOKING STOVBE and a select assortment of 20 755 FURNISHING HARD WARK, from the best English, Canadian and American makers, which; rehased {avo Th Bo will ser argo PRICKS FOR CASH.' Assorted Sims of Refrigerators in Stock, Ww.CLENDINNENG, - Corner Victoria Square sad Craie \u2018Strest; by two thicknesses of teak, and coppered externally; the machinery and boilers : tain degree, re-animate the depressed ship- | STOVES, HOLLOWWARE, &o, SUPERIOR FOUNDRY COMPANY (Lueræp), .1 to 29 Dalhousie Street, MONTREAL: 186x HOTELS, &o.PRINCE OF WALES HOUSB, LACHINE Vonveniently situated above the GBAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, Frcupitas vary ane viow of the river and lakg, 4.11 visitors to this plage should troniss this establishment, note so pu P.CHARLEBOIS, Proprietor, = mm meee Mix YH E ANCIENT HOUSE\u2014 : ] 80 ono troot Spiny Horn né and churchyard, are to be removed to Ilford, busin ess men and the public FN Colality inner per mon Tickets per dozen.e Me tatsscteteusessmerescenansecces Ô JAMES BEYNOLDS, Proprietor, _ &bod Yard and Stabling, 144x GILSEY HOUSE (European Plan), corner Broadway and 29th street 29-1y JAMES H.BRESLIN, Proprietor, HOME COMFORTS ENSURED HENCHEY\u20198 HOTEL, QUEBEC.3 Order your driver to take you there, $1.50per day clears you.204x METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Cami o, SUgmas ul Exlzios reel, New Forts 36-1y BREALIN, FURONLL & 00,, Propeisly LANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, Good second-hand Cottage By M00 City Ootaniies woes, 8100, APE hands of Mr.Pavlovich\u2019s command, The offito the right and left, so as to form a | -sont of natural loose, open jacket.Double |.THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.MANUFACTURING WORKS.MEDICINES, &e.BOOTS AND SHOES.: REAT EXCITEMENT at ; W.DOUGLAS\u2019 First-Prixe Boot and Shoe -Store, 209 MeGill street, He 1a selling his tashlon~ able work at wholesale prices Customer work made to order 10 per cent cheaper than any other house in the city.Branch Store, Douglas Bro's., 705 Craig street, Ladies\u2019 Prunella Boots, 75 cts., Gents\u2019 hand-sewed French Calf Shoes, 83.80.Customer work made to order 10 per cent cheaper than any other house in the city.146x __ PLUMBING, &0.FOURNAISSE A EAU CHAUDE PERFECTIONNE, F.GREENE, No.572 CRAIG STREET (Opposite Cote), Makes a speciality of HEATING BY HOT WATER, Gives a five years guarantee, ROBERT MITCHELL & 00, MONTREAL BRASS WORKS, BRASS FOUNDERS and FINISHERS Coppersmiths, Plumbers, Steam\u2019 Fitters, Gas-Fitters, &o, & DARE ASSORZMENY OY BRONZE & CRYSTAL GASALIERS ALWAYS ON BAND, ve PRURR AND ORAIG STEENTS, MONTREAL A er = STATIONERY, :&o.+ Brawxk Books Of aH dogoriptions In Stock, or méde to.oi a stiorf notice.° FOOLSOAR LEDGERS, : From 20¢.perquire.Best value in, the market, JAMES SUTHERLAND, «= 266 and 258 St: James Street.210x © Tax [NTERCOLONIAL.A HISTORY: 1832 To 1876, BY DEFORD FLEMING, CQ.En, Engtneez fn Ghief 0 Newfoundland, Intercolonial and Canadian PaciflcjRaflways.PRICE.cicoonrercsrcnsans a $8.00; Jlust published and for sale by DAWSON BROS.198 J} ESERVE YOUR ORDERS YOR ENVELOPRS.ABGUT/TO OPH: 1,900,000, An \u201c Ganadian * Will be offered at VERY LOW FIGURES, GKO.HORNE & Son, STATIONERS, T1 & 73 St.Francois Xarrier streot, 130m MISCELLANEQUS.NOTICE.R.SHARPLEY & SONS HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR REW STORE, 282 and 284 NOTRE DAME STREET, QUEITON, ST.GEORGE & CO, HFRODUCERS ARD EXPORFERS or PURE FRENCH, SPANISH and GREMAN WINES, BRANDIES, &c, JUBT RECEIVED, * VAL DE PEFAS\" à delicious Spanish Craze We have opened our Agency in Montreal for the introduction of these pure Wines for the public interest, as well as our own, and solicis orders from the family trade, Call for catalogue and price-llat, at 416 ST.PAUL STRENT, Second door from Custom-house Syaures PAMBOO FISHING POLE, 18 rum OMG TROUT ad TROLLING RODS, ALL PRICES.ONAPMANS CELEBRATED BArss, ALL PATTERNN, THN CELEBRATED \u201cPHANTOM\u201d MINNOW, FISH HOOKS, FISH LINKS, GUT, GINF, WHOLESALE, HIAM & 0 414 ST, PAUL Bend fz samples by post.Atdress 431 U SE WEST'S ENAMEL LEATHER DRESSING TO PRESERVE YOUR OABRIAGE TOP, It is the only artiole fn the market adapted to ' RENEW THE NATURAL BLACK LUSTRE FINIS, For sale by HENEY & LACROIX, 1457 Sr.Pau.STREAT., 188x O LET\u2014The premises, 711 Craig, A ome pecan wows, tuning on 1 foz & tekall and light mannf; business.\u201cae > DR.GODPREY 1860 St, Catherine street, near Crystal Palace, 23 SK FOR J.BARSALOU & CO\u2019S.CELEBRATED SOAPS AT ALL STORES, DOMESTIC BAB, IMPERIAL LAUNDRY BAR, \u2018WHITE OLIVE, STEAM REFINED FAMILY, No.1 BROWN WHITE ALMOND, OFFICE AND WORKS : Corner Sr, CATHERINE & DURHAM STREETS, MONTREAL.208x J.E & H.MACDONALD, BLACKSMITHS and MACHINISTS, 24 LATOUR STREET.1802 = + = 2 = 2 ë PE so 2 HE oe Fr Lui 3 ë N Né = A 5 sii NTED CORNICE MAKERS, ROOFERS and BOYS, J0SEPH.JAMES & CO, 95 # 97 Queen Street.96 JOURNALS \u2018and: DAY BOOKS, TIONS, FIRR-BRYCKS, FIRB-ULAY, GAS RETORTS, VENT LININGS, sa as of FIRE CLAY GOODS FOR SALE And sll kinds of Manutao sof « Sofa, Chair, Mattress, Springs.85 COMMON STREET, between Nazareth and Duke B street, Canal Basi, 1 TRON RAILING AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.Call and.ses samples, or send for cuts and prices.H.R, IVES & CO, QUEEX BTREET, + 144 sodms- Montréal, j(GANADA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.E.FORSYTH, PROPRIETOR.MARBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS; &6., Always on hand, Orrics, 130 BLEURY STREET, Mirzs, 552 WILLIAM STREET, MONTREAL, HF Designs sent to:all parts of the country.QHANTELOUP\u2019# ELEOTRIC BURGLAR ALARHS, LECLANCERE BATTERIES, FIRE ALARM LINES.as DETEUMERTS MADE AND ERECTED: CHANTELOUP, Iron aD Brass TOUNDER, Koa, 587 to 593 Craig Btree MORTEMAD.a QT.LAWRENCE ENGINE WORKS, NOS.17 to 19 MILL STREET, MOXYTRRAL, P.Q., W.P.BARTLEY & CO.Iron Boat Builders.posh and Low Pressure Steam Engines, and TE.Manufacturers of Improved Mill Machinery.Improved Dredge Machinery.Propellor Screw Wheels always tu stock and made to order, Wator Wheels, Water Wheels, Water Wheels.Castings of all kinds in Iron or Brass.: Light and Heavy Forgings.Pumping Apparatus.Beveral emnall Horizontal Steam Engines and Boilers always in stock FOR BALE AT LO WEST MARKET RATES: Beaver Hall Marble Works.STONEAND MARBLE MONUMENTS, CEMETERY PONIS, &e., &ec.M.J.OBRIEN & CO.17 Zéeaver Hall Terrace.182x \" IRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, DRAIN PIPES, CHIMNEY VENTS, CEMENTS, VA IIUILIN AUS L LORIN For Sale by WILLIAM MCNALLY, 62 McGill and 77 Grey Nun streets, 202x LUMBRR, &o._ To BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.FOR BALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, LUMBER of all descri; tons, and 8 and CEDAR, roun awn PLAT PL Delivered free of Oartage in the city, at F.F, FINLAY\u2019S, 400 William, corner Guy street Ps BUILDING TIMBER, - OUT TO ORDER AND DELIVERED, At 318 per M and npwards, JAMES SHEARER & CO;, ST, GABRIEL LooEs, C UT Stove lengths delivered to all parts of the olty, at 31.75 22 LOAD, WM.HENDERSON, SAW MILLS, 342 WILLIAM STBRET, AND 130 St.CONSTANT STREET, 197x 149-x SLABS.N°TICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, MOGAUVEAN & TUCKER have removed their principal yard and offices to the corner of Si, Joseph and Canning streets, adjoining their Saw, Planing, Sash, Door and Box Factory, and have Iargely increased their facilities for Carrying on every branch of the lumber trade, their sawn Ium- ber stock comprises Deals, Planks, Boards, seasoned and green, Of every grade and thickness, dressod snd rough, Boautling, Laths, Furringu, Shingles, Pine, Hemlock and Hardwood, Square and Flat Timber, Split and Round Cedars, &c., 46, Their 8ash and Door Factory is under the management of an experienced and thoroughly capable omer, who has heretofore given much satiataotion to our numerous customers.and in this depart ment we are prepared to execute nrders, for every description of house finishing, promptly and satige factorily, packing cases aud boxes of all kinds made to order at Short notice, and at the lowest market prices.Orders sent by post will recelvs immediate attention, Torms liberal, McGAUVRAN & TUCKXE, 145-æ mo TES, TRADE, BUILDEES AND CONTRACTORS, Our extonsive and woil-assortes atock of LUMBER, TIMBER AND CHDA&, baing most complete, we are prepared te execuly urders at an extraordinary low gore, Building materlais and frame timbez sawed ig prder, and delivered free of Gartage.Terms to suit customers, Pry, clear Lumber constantly on hand.Three tnob Pine Deals at 818 anc up.One and à quartier inch good Laths $1.10 per 1000.Purchasers will find it $0 their advantage tu give .m8 8 call before purchasing elsewhers, BENARD, BASTIEN & CO, 109m OHN OSTELL, Lumber Merchant & Manufacturer, ARCHITRAVIN, MOULDINGS and TRIMMINGS OF ALL XINDS, DEAL, PLANK, BOARD 4ND BUANTLIN®, 208 SKIGNEURS STREET, ESMARAIS & GO.1072 0.° ° MROTOGRAPHERS, , 18 57.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.M : hs and Tin takon in latest A4 Photograp Typos date TEE DIARRHGA, In the terrible army of plagues to man, T is one, ra in Its ghostly van, van fills his soul with a deadly fear: 11s the raking fire of thé DIARRHGIA, A thousand cures * Quacks * advertise, \u2018From herbs grown under distant skies, But \u201c the gods\u201d?suggested the ides In © Jameson's\u2019 Cure for the DIARRHEA.Then bless the kindly band that wrote, This never-failing Antidote, And sing the praizes, far and near, -Of * Jameson's \u2019* Cure for the DIARRHEA.For sale everywhere.Price 25 cts.SOL AGENT: B.E.McGALE, Dispensing Chemist, 301 8T.JOSEPH STREET, MONTREAL 187x SE DON'T ACHE, An infallible remedy or TOOTHACHE, auD BLACKBERRY RELIXIR, 2 XY, ADLAN For DIARRH®MA, DISENTERY, COAX, Tobe had ad | No.216 St.Lawrence Main street.Da.MOMILLAN, 16 ELEBRATED PREPARATIONS POR THE HAIR, SoLD BY JAMES HAWKES, PLACE D'ARMES DRUG STORER, Mrs.Alien\u2019s Hair Restorer and Dressing, Dr.Tebbett\u2019s Halr Regenerator, Burnett's Cocoaine, Ayers Hale igor.Savage's Ursina.Lubin & Condrey\u2019s Pomade, Brilllactine, Kath- alron, Cantharidine Pomade, Orriss Oil, Lime Juice and Glycerine, Bowland's Maccassar Oil.Piver\u2019s & Condrey*s Cosnreticn.Pomade Hongroise, Batchelor\u2019s Bogles and Cans- dian Hair Dye, &c.191x RIGHT\u2019S DISEASH DIABETES, DROPSY, ARAVEL, CALCULUS, Gout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Diseage of the Liver, Eidneys, Bladder, Prostrate Gland, Premature Prostration, Organic Debility and Ohronle Affections (incurable by general practitioners).Two pamplets, explaining their su 1 troat- ment by Nature\u2019s Specific \u2018* Asahel, Made of God,\" Bethesda Mineral Spring Water, and Dr.A.HAW- Heath, the author and proprietar, free to any address.A fresh supply of this: colebrated Water just re- ceoivod from the Spring.DEPOT AND RECEPTION ROOMS: 200 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.ONLY AGEN?IN PROVINCE OF QUEBEC) J.A.HARTE, DruGeIsT, 400 Notre Dame street, Montreal.182 CROFULA, RICKETS CON- 100(D RB A - ames PILLS L More.Eflcaci- EA Te has ow tran, Gop NEITHER DISGUSTS NOR RETURNS, Ask for the Prospectus.PARIS: DErosiT PH.DE L'EUROPE, 81, RUE D'AMSTERDAM, MONTREAL: LAVIOLETTE & NELSON, No.215 NOTRE DAME STREET.And at the Principal Chemists of Canada.A.DELAU, AGENT, 242-1y ((UBATIVE TREATMENT or THN CONSUMPTION at all degrees and in general of tho DISEASES of the CHEST and of the THROAT, BY THN SILPHIUM CYRENAICUM.Experiments made by the DR.LAVAL in th Military Hospitals of France and of Algeria met with the greatest success, IMPOSTED AND PEXPARND BY DERODE & DEFFES, FIRST-CLASE CHEMISTS, 3 RUE DROUOT, 2 PARIS, The S{lphiwm 1s used under the form of Pills, snciwres Or Of powders.N.B.\u2014Do not confound our produce with the preparations Of Asa fætida and of Thapsia, sold under e name of Sil; sum, and which have no relation whatever with the celebrated plant of antiquity, DEPOT at AMQNTREA SA-DELAU., amv ww BOLTON'S, and at the Principal Chemists, Montreal.242-1y GUERLAIN, 15, BUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS, PERFUMER AND MANUFACTURER OF DISTILLED ESSENCES AND SOAPS, IMPERIAY, EAU DE COLOGNE, SAP » & Toilet Soap, REAL AMBROSIAL CREAM, for Shaving purposes, Latest Style PERFUMES for the Handkerchief, EAU AT and EAU LUSTRALE for perfuming the Head, BTILBOIDE, for giving Lustre and Softness to the air.OREME DE FRAISES, for Softoning the Skin, Poudre de OYPRIS, for giving Whiteness to he Depot at LAVIOLETTE & NEI£ON'S.À.DELAU, AGENT, No.223 Mo@rLL STRRAT, MONTREAL, 242-1y RETAIL DEALERS WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTB that the undex- signed, having just received alarge supply of CAMPBELL\u2019S QUININE WINE, (THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE) are in a position to supply the Trade to the host advantage.L.CHAPUT, FILS, & CO.WHOLESALE GROCERS, St Peter and Commissioners Streets, 201x TEMPE#ANCE and HEALTH.KEEP COOL.ROSENHREIM & JONAN\u2019 CELEBRATED Messina Lemonade Powder, Will keep you coe?, refreshed, healthy and sober, For sale ut all Druggists and Grocers.Every house, traveller or ple-nic should have it, Every package bears our n .oT ae ame and Dr.Baker ROSENBEIM & J(:NAS, Nos.20 & 23 SL.Dizier Str (Nuw\u2019s Bumping) Montreal.164x eodm BREW EES, &o.Wwe bow & OO, ; RBEWKBS AND MALSTERN, HONFEMAE et vo M'Y WILLIAMS & CO, BREWERS, 3, 95 sad 97 College Street, MONTREAL, INDIA PALE ALE, XXX ALES AND PORTER Un Wood and Bottle.) Bpacial attention given to suppl xiv, Tod Basse amil ies, OHN H.R, MOLSON & BROS,, ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 256 St, Mary Street, Montreaj, Rave always oo hand the various kinds of AUR and PORTER, tn wood and bottle, Families regularly sappiled.The Hfollowing Eottlers only nee Eüppiled by ug Patrie Ho and have Liberty ve thera : 14000 HO027S6SCOFGHU00 1i Tieton ue Telesphors H Jas.Molntyre, ZE , Guil FG Flooduees verse H.OLIVR, vUrox, HOUSE BOEWARDING, OOMMINON, -Offos : 180 PEINUE WILLIAM 8%, as.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWIOK re (UNARD LINB.Vessels sail regularly between BOSTON, NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL.THOS, WILSON, 209-codmx AGENT» ANCHOR LINE, UNIT 'ATES MAIL STEAMERS, =D; every Saturday from NEW YORK AND GLABGOW, a foi hily between w ro.ND LONDON.in U.8, Currency), 5 0 GTASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL~ AST, OB LONDONDERRY.Osbins, $65, 875 and $80, according Lo Rocotpeér Excursion Tiekets, good for one year, $ ok Bteorago always as low a8 by 03 Ov 129% 202 St, James street, Montreal.IN ORTH GERMAN LLOYD.STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, Company's Pier, foot of Second street, Hoboken.RHEIN.0000occecesrirenasis Saturday, August 19 so Saturday, August 26 \u2026 Saturday, September 2 NECKAR.\u2026.\u2026.0sssousrorcuouur Saturday, September 9 Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre or Bremen : First Cabin, $100 gold; Second Cabin, $60 gold; Steerage, $30 currency.Return tickets at reduced rates, Prepaid Steerage Certificates, $32 currency.For freight or passage, apply to ) OELRICHS & CO, 2 BOWLING GREEN, New York 194-4 (CANADA SHIPPING 00 BHAVER LINE, Sctween Montreal and Liverpoci.Thy following Steamehips will sail from Quabes ua or about tho dates named\u2014 .Lake * Champlain,\u201d Capt.Berason, 16th August © % Y.ake Megantic,\u201d Capt.Battersby, 30th August.* Lake Nepigon, Capt.Scott, 13th Sept, And following fortnightly during the seasoh Have superior accommodation for a limited auraber of Cabin Passengers.r Preighr or Passage apply to THOMPSON, MUKRAY & 00, 185x No.1 Custom House Squats 5.ALLAN LINE te Under Contract wilh ihe Gover JAN AKU UNITED STATRS NAILS 1816.SUMMER ARRANGEMEMTS, 1876.7 il yr composed of the wader Lisgt.J.B Dutton 3400 Capt Jas Wyile Sauk.Brown, pt.A: D Lieut.Sona n a Ee atte apt.R.8.Cant.Ritchie Jars.A.Wylis Capt.Ory; Dios So nee 1b, RE .H.{na B16C.Caps.Miller RE 2800 Capt.Wallage Capt.NoU McLean Oapt.Jas.Scots Cant a.stop apt.J.Q.ou Capt.Mendes Oapt.Myling at , AD m ary SATURPAY, st Lock Foyle to board and land malls and passengers te m Ireland and Scotland), ars Intsnded ty Rarus OF PASSAGE FRON QUEREG: Ma cc000sccucrs0c00ur0.$BO Aus, $80, $70, and $50 to mmoda ÉRVONTIOAIMIO Lou.0 010000000000 0000000 $40 rine ON IR TR CL amers 0 sgow Line to sail from the Clyde every Tuesday.and ess Quebec on or about every Thursday, FROM QUEBEC; Mabitoban ou oF abot, 1s oo 34h Aug.onora .Tth Be, 14th Sop An experienced Surgeon oarmed Berths not secured until paid for, Wor freigns us Jiser particulars land, to H.& À.or J.Ln AL HUGO; in Bord ri attest, to CHARTEY 2s dal La ER ON to L & GENENHORNE, 17 6 Church street; in Glasgow, to JAMES & Tne ALLAN, 70 Grest Clyde street; in Li ar] ALLAN BROTHERS, James streèt 1e Oulcass, à ALLAN &-C0., 79 La CEPR A.Corner of YouvILLæ and OOMXON Sraneus.18 intended to LIVE Im A 08 betwesm RPC En 00L, and MONTREAL, in fume ontreni.\u2026.\u2026.8150 building, Dominion 3200 Tone Gani Ebbw, oo.pt.Bouche Memphis 500 \" Gapt, Mellon Aiagiesiopi Bo ar 7 , Lind bec, 200 Dé Thann * Outario\u201d, & Texas\u201d, Rates.Ipassag Cablü.0.0.Through Tickets can ai all te prin (pg @rand Trunk EaliwaytTicket OfMoes in For Freight or apply In Havre to M, Generstal, or Washi F ; ln P X.Gilberts Rue Borer in Haniburg, Zo i i \u201csecneusacuanc0 jueen*s Bguare ; In Liverpool, to omery, James street; n gasbec, to wW.M Macpherson: and i Montreal \u2026 Battézaby, 139 DAVID TORBAHON à 00, 5 Bxçhange Coury, PANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES, For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c, Sailing from Pier 42 North River, For SAN PRANCISCO via ISTHMUB OF PANAMA : 88.COLON.Thursday, August 17, Connecting for Central America and South Pacifio orts.From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CHINA : 88.GREAT REPUBLIC.Friday, Sort: LA From SAN FRANCISCO to SANDWIOH ISLANDS, AUSTBALIA and NEW ZE : 88, CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.LAND Wednesday, Auguat 18 For freight or passage apply to WM.P.CLYDE & CO., or, H.J.BULLAY, Supt.8 Bowling Green, Pier 42 N, 1, Foot Canal street, New York, Darx Twrrp Svrrs, ALL SIZEE ; Will please any person, at K EHOE*:sS 108 MoGILY STREET, 3 Opposite 8t.Ann\u2019s Markot, next * Burning Foot, 190x © OOAL, FUNL.&e, InvercoronmaL Coau, FOR SALE, In lots to suit purchasers, at Low prions, STREAM COAL, SOFT HOUSEHOLD COAL, And GRATE 00AL 4 and 6 Union Buildings, 43 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, And at Yard, \u2019 84 GREY NUN STREET.delivered 205 8m \u2018COAL! | Very favorablo quotations and Quality frst-clagg N.WwW.BEARD & 00.Foot of McGill street.1232 EN COAL AND Woop.SNOWDON & BRO., 156 MOUNTAIN and 494 87.JOSEPH ATRERY STOVE a Sas 488 Lee and SINUT ao er 2000, delivered, The above are ni cash prices, delivered.136m (oan COAL! COAL: JAMES MELDRUM, Je, i in ds pol mer! oan, Nooloh, se.TO a, ee 8 LAPRAIRIE NAVIGATION COMPANY, On and after MONDAY, the 28th Aug., and cat farther notice, the steamer \u201c Laprairie LE will make the following trips ( days excepted) i airie From Lapr : 6.00 a.8.30 a.m., 1.60-p.7 From Montreal : 7.00 a.m, 11,00 a.m, 5.00 p.m.108 eodm J.BROSSHATU, Secretary.ST LAWRENCE STHAM NAVIGATION CO: and Bott Lower St.Lawrence Saguenay Line GBAND EXCURSIONS: 70 THE Fare-Famep RIVER SAGUENAY and Sea Eathing, Boating and Fishing as Murray Bay, Oncouna and Tadousac.The splendidly appointed steamers: 4 RAGUENAY,.\u2026000860010000«00Onpt, M LOCOUFR, \u201cET.LAWRENCE\", «iv vor.OApts As Barras ONION Peevarrnacserss Cap B nd.SSOLEDK 0.000 0000 000500000000 0e ORDRE Bo Leave grobes every wook day (Mondays KAMOURASKA LINE, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 à: un Return Tickets from Montreal at Excurs Rates, and all information furnished as the Riche BO Cho de Bicheiies Hier, e abd & t ge 7 of Jacques Cartier Squara.neral Offices, 328 5 Paul Street, Montreal.145x ALEX.MILLOY, Agent \"THE OTTAWA RIVER NAV] GATION COMPANY.= BOYAL LINE OF FTRAMNRS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.DAY Lm, Micuz Lin | .» ** Poorletn.\u201d Str, Queen Victoria.\" Hoy \u201c Prince of Walet,* | , Princèts.\u201d 5 pm Trains for Lachine to connect wilh Bist tor Opa and Intermadiie porte: t Ba » oon, w| or 3 sm, Feats for Osslion and im te ports only.Baggage Checked, NM à staterooms extra Role 4 steamer trom Ottawa will yan Lachine id os Cmsion FIoKRTS for OABILLN (god fo 8 '.ons for the celebrated CALEDONIA APBINGE will land at L'Original.Return Ticket Sua wii and this route one of the most PIOTURES n Cana ket steamer \u201c Dagmar\u201d leaves Montreal Wed- aoadays and Saturdays af 3 am.; Qarillon Moor an Ursaays a J.doigt for all pointson the OTTAWA forwarded with despatch.Fr t on 87 Common street.Tickets at Company's O:Ce, 18 Bonaventure street, Gr Grand Trunk Offices.RW.aident.143 0 Ki EW YORK CENTRAL ANU HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.\u2014Commencing June 28, 1876.Through trains will leave from Grand Central Depot, 42d street and 4th Avenue, 8 J0l110W 8 : 25.00 A.M.\u2014 CHICAGO AND NORTHERN EXPRESS with Drawing-Room Cars through to Rochester and St.Albans, Vt.9.01} AM\u2014 SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS, ar- riven at Saratoga 225 PM.Lrawiug- m Car through to Rouse\u2019s Polnt for Montreal.10.30 A.M.\u2014SPECIAL CHICAGO EXPRE with Drawing-room Cars to Rocheatar and Buffalo.11.50 AM \u2014NORTHELEN AND WKSTERN EX- PR .8.30 P.M.\u2014SPRCIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS, arrives at Saratoga 9.00 P.M.Connects at Rast Albary with Nivht Express for the West.4.00 P M.\u2014MONTRBAL EXPRESS, with Bleep! Cars from New York to 8t.Albans, arriving Montreal at 8.50 AM.6.00 P.M.- EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars for Watertown avd Ch a, alto for Montreal via Plattsburgh, 8.30 P.M.\u2014PACIFIU EXPRESS, daily, with Sieep- ing Cars for Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Louisville and St.Louis; also, for Chicago, via both L.8.and M.O.Rallroads.11.00 P.M.-EXPRESS, with Sleeping Oars for Albany, Troy and Saratoga.POUGHEREPSIE SPECIAL TRAINS-7.00 A.M and 2 00 P.M.PEEKSKILL SPECIAL TRAINS\u20149 10 A,M., 4.15 and 5.25 P.M.SING-SING SPECIAL, from 30th street at 5.00 P.M.TARRYTOWN Trains from 30th street Depot, stop- ing at all stations, leave at 6.40, 9.00 and Yosh A.M.; 1.00, 3.00, 4.20, 5.30, 6.30, 8.00 and 11.40 P.MAY WAY TRAINS\u2014For Tarrytown.fom 30th street, 0.00 A.M.and 1.00 and 8.30 P.M.FOR POUGHEEEPSIE, from 4th Avenue and 42d street Station, 9.10 A.M.Tickets for sale at 252 and 418 Broadway, and at Westcott Express Co.offices, No.7 Park Piaos, 785 and 942 Broadway, New York, and 333 Washington street, Brooklyn.0.B.MERKXR, Gen\u2019l Passenger Agent.Passengers leave Bonaventure Depot by 7 ank \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WnoNEsDAY, September 6, 1876, pacs WORTH KNOWING, There are thirteen express oom Montreal.Panies iy There are eighty-four Notaries in Montreal.There are twe Lawyers in Montreal.There are 134 Customs the Dominion of Canada.The Pest-ofiice Savings Banks go operations on the 6th April, 1868, The: whele sesurity of the Dominion is for all deposits in the Post-ofies § , 8, The Post Office Bavings Bank all, interest, at the rate of four per cent, Owy annum, upon deposits.Per The right to attach and use a hand not more than a fourth of an inch jn two dollars per annum, The Chief of Police collects taxe, hackney carriages, carts, trucks, wag, On dogs and milk licenses.na, Mink and wild cat may be hunted from 15th October, and marten from 1st Novergy® to the 15th April, both days inclusive, ?When dropping a letter or newspane, : the letter box, see that it passes thrones nto falls into the box.If it sticks in the lip may easily be taken out.it Postmesters are forbidden by law 4 close the name of any depositor in the poe office Savings Bank, or the amount op 217 sum deposited or withdrawn.bay There are four Courts of Foresters Montreal, Allen's Pride, Charles pg, Chief Ranger; Robin Hood, R.RB, 8 Mount Royal, J.Morton; St.Jude, Mo Sharpe.» dt The importation of arme and munit; war other than from Great Britain of British possessions pot allowed, oxo under special permission of the Minis Customs.ter-of The Dominion Senate consists of 77 mom.each, Nova Practising hundred and fifty-aiz ports of entry in Mhengeq on hose np re Coaty - bers.Ontario and Quebec send 24 Scotia and New Brunswick 10 each, Pp: Edward Island 4, British Colambis 3 2% Manitoba 2.\u2019 Woodcock, snipe, wild swan, wilq wild duck, ni eon or teal, not to hunted in this Province under the g between one hour after sunset, ang one Laws, before sunrise.Fountains are only supplied wit, the discretion Xt the Water Com tre 8 the charge is cents.per hu The quantity used is toh, adred gallon, 0 determin, Water Committee or the meter, od by the Elk, Moose, Deer, Cariboo, may be hunted in the Province of the months of September, October December, and January, to the ret Pe when the close season commences, The Montreal Inspection Distriot of the ists of they Hyacinthe, Terrebonne, Be : Johns, Sherbrooke, and Three auharnois, g; There are thirteeen Episcopal : | Montreal, sixteen Prost tora drohes 12 Methodist, four Congrogational, four Bani ® one German Protestant, one Now Jerusale twenty-two Roman Catholic, and two Jom: Synagogues.ish The Postmasters of the Savin Offices will act as agents for the receipt Sak money deposited for transmis Pnstmaster-General, and for.the en Le he the Postmaster-Genoral of money Withdraw, by depositors.By the amended Post-ofice.Act, wi: came in force on the Ist October, 1875, oh Postmaster issuing Money Orders og credit, and any person sung od.abetting, or pro- euring the issue of such o.; of misdemeanor.™ will be guilty None of the Game enumerate Provincial Game laws, except hace, mare taken by ropes, enares, springs, cages, nets or traps of any kind, nor shall any such engine be set for that purpose, and any parson ma; destroy any engine zo set.y The National Societies in Montreal .St.George's, English ; of St Andrew's oi Galedonian, Jootish ; be.Patrick's and St ridget\u2019s, Irish; St.Jean Liste, Canadian; ge \u2018Swiss Bociota the French ociety, and the Now lan i Society.Fagland, America, Municipal Taxation jn Montreal comm with an assessment of 1s.6d.in the £ in | assessed yearly value of all real propart; within the city.Wholesale Merchants, retaï merchants, trade dealers, man oy pT COTES me FEAR.COmLA MOURTAISE PORTLAND, SOR South, ax BOSTO ad x THE CENTENNIAL.Continuous trains, superb equipesents, mmooth road-bed, polite emyloy parlor and oars, unexoelled restaurants at convenient mol On and after Monday, June Trains leave Montreal as follows: y 8th, it Day Express, with Parlor Oar, af.0 a.m Hight Bx with Pullman Oar, at 8 pm holce of 16 different Cant A Tickets AY GRRATLY BEDUCED Rte Send Postage or call for Centennial iroular.aa Retuerber this Le the only pleasure travel route PORTLAND, BOSTON, KEW YORK AFD TRA CENTENFIAL Insure satistaeti ou » on by calling af the Gesaral 202 ST.JAMES STREET, 303, HK.L FOLSOM, Superintendent, Lex GUSTAVE LEVE, Can.Pass.Agent, J EAVE MONTREAL at 3 p.m,, ABRIVE IN NKF YORK st 6.30 a.m, BOSTON and MONTREAL AIR LINB, Ehortest Route vie Central Vermont Railway Line, Two Express Trains daily, equipped with Milles itor hod te a nghouse Air Brake, Palacg \u201ca Day a Night Trains, rains, sud Blecplug Oars * TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL Day Expreas\u20149 a.m.for Boston, Lake George sud White Mountains, sure and direct connections, Mail for Waterloo 3.00 pom.Sigui Exp1058 for Boston and New York, 3 p.m, arriving in New York at 6.30 nexi morning, GOING NORTH.Day Expreas leaves Boston via Lowell, at 8 a.m Troy, 7.00 a.m., connecting with Night Brain from New York, arriving in Montreal at 9.20 p.m, Night Express leaves Boston at p.m, via Lowel and New York at 3 p.m., via 8prinfield and via Troy at 1 p.m.arriving In Montreal ut 8.45 am, For 1ickets and Freight Bates, apply at Centra Vermont Railroad Office, 136 Bt.J, Ames street Boston Office, 323 Washington street, JW.HOBART, fit.Albans, Vt, July 24th, 1876.General Re \u2014 TO 17x N EW ROUTE SOUTH, 147} DELAWARB & HUDSON CANAL 00% RAILROADS, Sey ole to SARATOGA, TROY, ALBANY, 10 THE CENTENNIAL, TAXE THN NEW YORK & CANADA if yoa WEW Y SHORT LINE, [83he shorseg better time and surey i le She AAT runing coaches through Bara.ny, glves a8 joking rall or steamer between pi He Laits loo Oroga, and stop over nt Saratoga, tr whi Da Uae St ne Toe en © in 8 the THROUGH wm.AILS and XX.en New York and Montreal.Trains leave Montreal at 6:45 a.m., for a.Albany; Arrive in New York af 2:80 poy :00 p.m.Bleeping Car trom Ronge! ork without chaugs, arrives in How Tone Toe Tickets to all points ag Low A5 CNE ons further particulars apply ae Company No.148 8T, JAMES ST M .° ONTREAY ¥.B.MAYO, Gon.Pasa.Agent, \u2018 100 J.M.BOCXDS, Ticket Agent, GROCHRIES, \u2014 J UST RECEIVED, Fresh lot best Souchong and Congou Dea, \u201c $ New Season and bost Gano Sor Ten.best Japan Imperial and Y.Mocha, Java and Maracaibo Cheese, very fine.Dairy (very beet) Buttes, Always on hand.THE BOYAL TEA AND WAREHOUSE, © COFFEE DUFRESNE & MONGENAIS, 221 Notre Dame Street, \u201c \u201c & « [3 - \u201c [3 Hyton Tea, Ooffees.© 209x UNDERT ko, OL A GREAT UNDERTAKING, THE BEST HORSES FURNISH THE BEST HEARSES THE BEST COFFINS A: THE BEST APTENDANCS STI, which can all be found ar Lo T PRIORS, No.47 BLEURY STRNET.ROBERTSON, HART & CON.B.\u2014Prices 25 per cent, 20 Dex cent.better imac ay ee EEE 196x rs an professional men are assessed .| £108 of retail oc st ELI pu | All persons taking the water fro Corporation, dhail keep the éirtribution , Pipes within their premises In good repair, \u2018 and protected from frost, at their own ex- .pense ; and \u2018ney shall be held liable to rporation or es 3 from their failure to do ger ut 7M The Montreal Revenue District consists of the counties of Hoehel J Laval, Vaudreuil, Soulsogos Lareciet Chambly, Vercheres, Berthier, Joliette, L'Assomption, Monteaim, Richelie Yamagk Drummoud, Arth and the city pH Montreal\u2014Dunbar Browne, oolleator.It is expressly forbidden to any tof & house or building, supplied with water from the Water Works, to furnish water to others, or to use it otherwise than for his owa use, or to increase the supply of water agreed for, or to vaste or to practios any fraud upon e Corporation with regard spied to the water The Odd Fellows of Montreal under the following Lo s: LOOP M.U., Montreal Dotrin 50! ; No.3115; Loyal Victäts, No sory sr under G.L.of U.8., Montreal Incampment, No.1.; Provincial Dexree ; fo.1; Mount Royal Lodge, No.1; St.Lawrence, No.2; Mispeb, No.3 Duke of Edinburgh, No.4; Albert, No.5; Empire, No.6.Larceny is the wrongful taking and oarry- ing away of the personal goods of any one from his possession with a felonious intent to convert them to the use of the offender, with.ont the consent of the owner.The requisites of the offence are: 1.The taking; 3.The carrying away; 3.The voods taken ; 4.Tne primo x ibe goods iB rom the taking; 6.The i i i cn 8; felonious intent ia The Masonio Lodges of Montreal ars u follows : Bt.Andro Bt George's, Zetland, Kilwinning, Victorift, Les Cœurs Unis, Prince Consort, Union, Strict Ofservance, Elgin, &% Lawrence, qui, Mount Royal, Mount Moriah, Isabu Council, Leblane Lodge Ark Mariners, Richard Oar do Leon | Eneampment, St Bolen Conclave, Si sul\u2019s, 8t.Charles Rng.Rep.alle St.Charles Chapter, & Rog.Bt.Chan The latest enactments of the Game lam provide that \u201c\u201cno otter shall be hunted, trapped or killed between the \u2018first day of May and the first day of Ootobor, In any year] no beaver betwoen the thirtieth of April sud the first of September ; no muskrat between the first of June in any year, and the first of April following, for the districts of Quobss, Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Mon y, Kamour aski, Ramouski and Gaspe, and between the first of May In each year, and the first of April following, for the remainder of Ibe Province.Buildings used as Colleges, Academie Seminaries, Schools, Churches, Poor Aims Houses, Nunneries, Houses of Industry, and generally all religious or charitable institutious are charged for water at shop rates, to be based upon the actual value of the property at four per oent.Such iL- tutions may, except in the case of Churc' of use water by the meter, and pay therefor the same rate as distillers, &o.The Temperance Socictios in Montreal are &s follows: Grand Lodge, B.A.order of Good Templers: Victoria Lodge, Britannis Lodge, Prince Arthur Lodge, Pesce sud Harmony Lodge, Dominion Lodge, Prin Albert Lodge; Independent Order: Moust Royal, Royal Victoria, Hope, Winstanley, Shaftesbury, Star of Liberty, Pr hibition, Meohanic's; Perseveranoe Tent of Rechabites; Grand Division Sons Temperance: Howard, Rescue, Thistlh Excelsior; St.George\u2019s Churoh Tempersaot Society, Societe de Temperance du Discis de Montreal, St.Anne\u2019s St.Patrick\u2019s wf Bt.Bridget\u2019s Societies.The Act to amend the Act of Incorporutd of the city of Montreal, passod at the 144 Tession of the Legislative Assembly, provides that: \u201cTue 16 assessors Inassessing T° ; Péoperty in the said city shall take \u2018as the base of their assessment thé actual value of auch property ! | the time of making the assessment; ti?1.8ball moreover specify and inelnde in #, \u2018Assessment roll the bona fide rent of FE | property; and if the same be ocoupied by, ° n the possession of the owner thereof, th assessors shall detormine the rent of 59° Property according to the amount at which, P their judgment, the said property might rented, or ought to produce, if it 1°\u201d rented.\u201d The Benevolent Societies of Montreal are follows: The Church Home (Anglioar)! Protestant Orphan Asylum, English Work ingmons Benefit Society, Montreal Works men's Mutual Benefit, and Widows 80 Orphans Provident Society, United Protests\u2019; Workingmens® Benefit Society, Montre), Ladies Benevolent Society, St.Andro\u201d Home, Irish Protestant Benevolent Societ# Industrial Rooms, Firemen\u2019s Benevol® Assoolation, Protestant House Industry vt Refuge, Society for the Prevention for Cruelty to Animals, Protestant Instituto?= Deaf Mutes, The Hervey Instill Dretstiags Infant's Home, Roman Oath Orphan Asylum, St.Bridget's Home, Pasteur Asylum, Deaf = Dumb Instiéatiots ; The owner's dissent | Amalgamated Society of Enginecth -\u2014 Il ste rat a, "]