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[" \u201cVOL.VIIT.NO.219 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1876.ino PRICE ONE CENT TAILORING.rere ISSUBANOR.PROPERTY FOR SALE.SITUATIONS WANTED.UY BROWN'S Everlasting B TWRED PANTS.Price $2.00.Mo.9 Ghaboll- jen Ba: 6x Croruine: (CrorHING! FOR GOOD VALUE AND GOOD FIT Leave your order at F.X.MAJORS, 94 and 100 ST.JOSEPH STREET.Large stock constantly on hand at LOW PRICES, 215z ob ROWN\u2019S DIAGONAL CLOTH SUITS, at $20.00, are now worn and ad- faired & all.1668 TAFFORD, Merchant Tailor, 72 ST, JAMES STREET.ishing thelr cloth, can have It Le te Set male very low Iof oath, Garments Cut.211-3mz ___________ UY BROWN'S Everlastin WEED PANTS, Price $2.00.No.9 Chaboil- \u201808 Byuare.166s \u2014\u2014 UY BROWNS Everlasting TWEED PANTS.Price $2.00, No.9 Chaboll: GE ROWN\u2019S DIAGONAL CLOTH B SUIT, al $20.00, are now worn and sd- fired by 166s \u2014 ROOFING.1876.TPPTFS 1876, PLAS110 SLATE se ROBT.ALAXANDER FOR BALE, fuii and Pitch for Gravel Roofs, or Tarred Sheathing, Plastic Slate Paint, Coal Tar, &u, «i 87.ANTOINE STREET, GRAVEL AND \u2014 MEDICINES, &a RES pssokLES REMOVED AT LAST! SUNXFR 18 CONING AND WITH IP FENOKLES Diptheria is prevalent to as alarming extent / ee money Tefuraad, af a JOHN BBLRIDAR'B WEST-END MEDICAL HALL, Cor, Seigneurs & St.Joseph streets.S.5.~Open sR 4ay, Sundays, And all night, 118m [Ys BYESLEYAM pB.BEODEUR'S YB WATER preparation thatcan curs tha moed ine Oe Dimmases of the Ayo.man And working classes employ 19 ot peal te sscthe and Wiisve the Eye Ceo OYE Prica 15 cats.SOLD BY ALL DRUGQINEL GEFFRAL DAFPOF .«0 Bf.LAWRENCE SIRRET, RESIDDEK'S CHARCOAL & OLRIS TUOTE PA Ti and PRE VRXTS DEC.hursna ri EAL St (HAT DR OLY Jb TEKSIDDBR, WIND#UR URUG staz street (oo.Brunswick) Montreal, oy Dr by All Draggists.Price, cls.per ((ONSTITUTIOR AT CATARRH Remy, CATARRH renedich of ndneys are Ita attendant discases.Lars people Lave Cataseh hau al other Yass ou >0sau oases, some Due have been eutiraly onred La Vow 'nion the past arrh ou Teli B Harding, Ling Lr riiv Out.Send name on poë- Feed amd It «ill omiy costa cent.Price, 81 de botils, or SLR DOA 6 .Sani to any a ese on ress'sd of money.Vor male by all ____MISCHLLANWOUS.QPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE FANCY GOODS, BR HENRY HOLLAND & CO,, 340 BT.PAUL BTRHEBT.213s HUROPEAN WINR COMPANY OF CANADA, RAYE OYPRED THXIR WINE YAULTB and RESTAURANT, as No.11 Bonaventure Street.(Near Victoria Square} - MUNYHMAL, MARTIN, FINN & CO, PrormIwroas 18s KF OR SALE, (ALADB In Btores and to Arrive, WIRES Paul Bamile Thomas Port and Ebert, î '@-John DeKnyper à Sons, hhds.ané anses, pots, 156 - ERANDY\u2014Renanit's in hhda., qr.-caske and ook pots, S06 Marteti and Dubois m caser, ISON, RAISINS-\u2014Vaiencies, Layors and Muscatelz, us, \u201845, ALMONDS, WALNUTS and FILEEETS, pins sé V.HUDON, 15 coûmss \u2014 \u201c RGAND\u201d HALL STOVES, BD, «,£À improved.Fo@s21 \u2018Also, \u201c Oriental,\u201d .erican Base Liurners,\u201d and a varioty of othor Tes es troy Banyes, &c.lron Bedsteads of wrought- Fe] Te Co Lo Quifoes Li 2188 652 ORA1G STREET, near Bleury._ OFFS D.BENALLACK & Co.C 113 BLEURY and corner of GUY and BT, Beg to call tho ater tion of ine ablic tothe NAIS, luge stock of Cholee Fuuliry om hand at present ; | Ma técelviag a nice lot of Prairie Hens at modez- cet, os | Tes.4 call ls respecttully sollalted.| _H», BENALLACK 400.= TBE NEW STANDARD o.MEASURLS, )00, AT WARMINTON & PHILBIN'S, prICES ~\u2014 106 MctILE STnEET, 214s en ph 73 Joun MoDoveauz, a MILLWRIGHT and MACHINIST, Yo al CALEDONIA WORKS, / ~\u2014 ST.GADQIRL LOOKS.1900 7, aed OT HOT H mom di B > coy, Corp, voLD oT, ost oil 2 B1BANLLON BATHS.0 ass UWI, Drala) ung pe oreases and Manufacturer (ding ~~\u2014____BOTBR DAME STRERT.83s a ASK FOR SET.205% ; ai | 6GDFREY ERMEN'S quais 047 2 wo COTTON THREAD \u2014 \u2014_ or oaui The Beat and Stremgest.Mo pT _[s3-c0tm n note A TAPERS FORSALE 4 , _ \u2014 WHAT LOW RATES LIFE INSURANCE ! Annual Premiums to insure $1,000 in the ÆTNA FE INSURANCE Company.\u2018with Profits discounted for Ten years, and thereafter applied in maintaining the full amount of Insurance at thesa extraordin : Low Rate Age.pontual Age prémians, 16 t020 .8 9 81 .\u2026.$21 91 21 7 42 .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2288 22 een 6 43 23 a3 vee ; fé 25 nes 8 46 26 one 47 27 ann 48 28 vou 7 49 20 ,,.142 50 80 \u2026.14867 51 3 sree 1 52 8 wees 8 53 38.1619 54 & .\u2026.1675 55 +.36 56 86.1800 57 87 .\u2026.1868 58 5 OL: 2010 6 vo sou 55 40 ns 2102 of + 65 64 Policies on above rates are convertibl time withous loss, and absolutely nOn-fortoitabls after three years.Full particulars may be had at the Office, opposite thé Post Office, or from J.B.ALEXANDER, M.D., 1985 City Manager.Royar [Nsuranez Co.OF ENGLAND.The subscribers bog to nolify their friends and the public that they are prepared to insure in this old establisiied and well fried Company, Dwelling- houses and their contents on most advantageous terms; and also continue to cover Mercantile Risks at the mont favorable rates.ROUTH & TATLEY, Chlef Agents for the Bominion.BHAD OFFICE FOR CANADA, No.84 St.Francois Xavier street.196x HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital ., .$6,000,000 Cash Assets, nearly .1,200,000 OFFICERS: PEABIDENT, VIOX-PRESIDENT JOEN OBTMLL, J R THIBA GENERAL MANAGER, DEAL, BECRRTARY, ALFRED PERRY.ARTHUR aaakon, C.G, FORTIER.DAVID © Ei AS:ETS IN GOLD.$400,178 43 50,000 08 375.756 ve ev 65847 00 anya DAB, 4 10asreniescsinaseccasrstnres Bank SLOCHE.L.c2s002 000000 Sista on Boal Relate.ooo oeniees LL usbeg Consolidated Fund.Receivabie for Marine Pre- Agonts\u2019 Balances in due salon, and 145.851 27 UNE, icon crc rc00022000000000 fuandry Accoants dus the Co for Sal Be-Inguranoes Ad.Parniture, U.S.and Canada.° Vask on hand and om Deposis.\u2018 151,538 54 216 08 Hs 37,138 79 31176157 63 LIABILITIES, Claims for Losses, and Sundry Ae by the Company.$149,291 69 Insures description of ire Risks, Inland Cargoes and Hulls; also, Ocean Cargoes and Freights on first class Steamers and Sailing Vessels, Hzap Orrion: 160 ST.JAMES STRERT, MONTREAL, A.W.GUILVIE, President, HENBY LY AK, Sucretary, HRaD OFHICR, 180 bé.James Street, MONTREAL NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IRSURANGR COMPANY, EDINBURGH AND LONDON, FIRE AND LIFE, DIRROTORS: 5.B.ABGUB, Bey, General Manager Bank of Montreal.DAMASK MASSON, Rsq., of D.Masson & Son.GILBUK keg, T COAT, of Wm.Dow & Oo.MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON, 77-138 Gone s)Agents for Canada.(CITIENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.Fire, Guarantee, Life, Accident.DIRROTORS ! BIR HUGH ALLAR, President, JOHN PRATT, Vice-Presidant, ADOLPHE BOY, HENRY LY REE, ANDREW W.B.COBAR: ; om I.GASSIDY.\u2018 NDWARD STARK, JOHX HUTOHISON, Dw Actaary.Manager: READ OFFIOB, 179 81.JAMES STREET, 163x NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.COLMAN\u2019S BEST QUALITY MUSTARDS ARE PACKED IN 1 1b., g lb, and # Ib.cans of this shape ASE FOR Colman*s Genuine or Double Superfine.CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, £3.Nos, 603, 608 & 607 LagauchActiers Strest.all kinds of House snd Fur- W.B.~Jobbing, snd i 289 pitere Repairs, promptly 8 to NEWSP RRSFORSALB Be BAD An PROPERTY FOR SALE.Shop and Dwelling on Burgess street, Point St, Charles, 22 x 24 ; lot 87 foet deep.Tenement Property and Shop ou St.Charles Borrommee street; cut stone fronts; all well rented.Title perfect.Liberal terms.Apply to JOSEPH SMITH, 194 St.James street, HOW TO MAKE MONEY Is the object which chiefly occuples our attens ion, yet fow seem to observe the many waysby which they could save sufficient to make thom- selves rioh,\u2014such, for instance, as live in rented houses, pay large sums annually in shape of rent, for which they have nothing left at the end of the year,and 1s, therefore, a total loss to them.To utilise this great outlay, and with it provide homes for the people, with land sufficient to make them self-sustaining, has ever been the alm and object of the proprietor of Mount Royal Vale, and for this purpose he has set apart one thousand Villa Lots on the best part of his great property, each lot being forty feet front by a depth of one hundred and twenty, which he 1s selling for four hundred and eighty dollars per lot, payable in instalments equal to one dollar per week, without interest.The lots north of Central Avenue will still be sold for three hundred dollars in payments equal t050 cents per week.When one thousand lots are sold he will commence to erect buildings, to be paid for on equally liberal terms, from two dollars per week upwards, according to the cost of the bulla ing, whick will be nearly ome-half less than the city price, as he possesses an unlimited supply of brick, sand and stone with a never-falling supply of the purest water on every part of the property.Purchasers can have as many lots as they require, and build their own houses or hold their land vacant.Many are now arranging to lay out their grounds and plant shade and fruit trees.The soll being of the richest quality, when so planted and properly cultivated, will yield gufflcient to sustain a family in comfort and respectability.The money now wasted a8 rent will pay their instalments, and In a few years they will find themselves the proud postessors of 8 magnificent homestead.Lots that are now sold for a few cents per foot will then be worth ten times that amount.This is no vain exaggeration; it ls as plain and as true as that two and two make four.Neglect to purchase those lots will evince à lamentable want of intelligence, a positive dislike to make and eave money, where there 18 oot the shadow of a chance to lose, Young men should bear particularly in mind that an effort %0 become proprietors ia the first great stop towards establishing a name and oredit- showing that they Intend to sow other seeds than wild oats.The place ls fast becoming a very important suburb ; omnibusses run to and from the city post office at hours to suit the people by way of Dor- chester street to Sherbrooire street toll-gate,thence by Cote St.Antoine and Cote Bt.Luke Roads, entering the Vale nearly opposite Monklands or Vila Maria.After the first of May next passes will be issued for fifty cents per week for one round trip daily.The lots are free from all encumbrance, The title deeds and registry searches will be submitted to purchaser's attorney, and other Information from Mr.T.P.O\u2019Brien, at 5632 8i.Mary stroet, every morning at 9 o'clock, and at Mount Boyal Vale at 2 o'clock p.m.210 H H.GEDDES offers the follow- e Ing Properties at private sals :\u2014 That paperlor £ frst clas realdence, No.252 St.Th pretty rl k Cottage, N t beth, © pre C.0.ras ET Bea ek ntvertir rot 08, ve est.A first-class House and Garden Lot on University Detached Villa and G 97 TU st arden, PP Urbain That fine new House, No.57 88.Hubert street.Four Buliding Lois de x 88, on ©.Hubert street, Most substantial use, in porfect order, Richmond square.Comfortable House, No.7 Brunswiak street Two fine Brick Houses, 149 and 161 St.Dominique street, opposite the market, Valuable Pro » No.3, 4 and 6, corner MoGiil 41 and 43 54 Louis street 220 St Martin street.two tenements, 21 aud 23 TnOgan.Ftrst-claus Rosidenos, 688 Sherbrooke street.Business Property, 454 to 44 St, Joseph streat.Houses, 95, 100, 102 and 108 St.Hypollte atrest, Commod lous Houso, 14 8t.Denis street, Vigor Gar- en.Neat self-contained House, 30 Anderson street.Those nice central Houses, &3 and 45 Borthelot sirook The commodicus Cottage, with good Stabling, 18 Berthelot street, * me No.84 Durocher street.Valaable I Pro ¥, Nos.353 to 361 Bt.Lawrence » The soveral Properties, 102, 127, 129, 131 and 133 Cadieux street, Two excellent Residences on Victoria street.Two first-class Btone Houses on St.Matthew street, Two very desirable Houses on Mance street.The two firat-class Residences, 28 and 30 Bt.Famille street.Substantial Cottage and nice Garden, 478 St.Lawrence street.New Stone Residence, No.1243 Dorchester street The first-class Tenement Houses, Nos.32 to 50 McKay street.ye That neat Cottage, No.33 Coursol Also, the pretty Cot 2162 street.tage, No.16 Lincoln avenue.Those two desirable Cottages, Nos.103 and 105 88.Hypolite street.A first-ciass Residence on St.Catherine street West, That Talusble aite, 50 feet \u201cront, 133g 8t.La 8 ANTED, by a Protestant young woman, employment by the d .b letter P 18, this Office.ay or Week Address y ANTED, à situation by a good Dressmaker; can operate on the Wheeler & Wilson Machine.Address by letter, R 20, STAR office.218-4 VV ANTED to learn the Dry Goods or Grocery business, by a young man 20 years of age; best of references; is illing to go to either city Or country.Address W.C., STAR office.218-8 ANTED, a situation by an educated young man, conversant in German and English, In an office or store; can farnish good references.Address F, 1, STAR office.218-4 VV ANTED, à situation by a married man, speaking English only, a8 Assistant in the Hardware line, or Packer in the same.Mignault, 31 St Lambert's Hill.ANTED, a situation as Piain Cook or House- ; maid in the States, in a family where there is no washing.Apply at 8t.Bridget\u2019s Home, 4 Apply to J.C, PP.¥ as y ANTED- Two young Girls (Protestant) from the country want situations as Housemaids; good references, Apply to Miss Neville\u2019g Registry Office, No.5 Anderson street.217-3 y ANTED\u2014 An experienced Cook and Table- maid wants a situation; good references.Apply at Miss Neville\u2019s Registry Office, 5 Anderson styeet.217-3 ANTED.\u2014A situation ia desired by a compe tont man, who thoroughly understands the wholesale liquor business in all its branches; best references.Address, 0 19, STAR office.74 ANTED, a situation as Night watchman or Back Storeman.or a8 Fireman by a young man willing to make himscrf generally useful in any capacity, Apply to W.T., STAR Ofc: ANTED, & situation as Plain Cook by a steady young woman ; good references.Apply to Miss Nevilie,jRegistry Office, No.5 Andorsonfatrest, WALEED, à situation as Nurse; willing to take charge of an infant ; good references.Apply to Miss Neville, 5 Anderson street, Esgistry Office.216-4 HELP WANTED, [One cent per word each insertion, prepaid.] ANTED, a Cook ; also, a respectable person who sews well and 18 willing to help with children.Apply at 77 Durocher street, from 9 to 10.30 a.m., and 1 t0 3 p.m; evening about 7 g'étoci- ANTED- À firstclassFrench female Cook(from France) should like a situation in a hotel or restaurant ; STAR office.WALEED IMMEDIATELY, a Cook.Apply at 328 Upper Bleury street.218-3 WW ARZED, à Footman.Apply at Ravenscrag before half-past nine in the morning, 3 Apply, in hs best of references.Address, O.M, 218-4 WW ANTED, a Plain Cook and Nurse, the morning, at 381 Guy street.WW ASTEP: & good Dressmaker $ one accustomed to cut and fit.Address, BSTAR office, VW AFTED, a Kurse, 708 Sherbrooke strest.218-2 WW ANLED, a Thorough Servant, to whom good wages will be paid.Apply at 21 Richmond square.2183 Ww ANTED, a Boy, at 9 St.Urbain strest.À 218-3 ANTED, a Walter for a Restaurant; one that understands opening Oysters.Apply at 179 Bt.Joseph street.218-3 VW ATED tag clothing Cutters immediately.Apply to J, C.Mignault, 31 8% Lambert's Hill.218-2 WATER two Sewers on the McKay Bewing- machine for à large manufacture ; good wages and permanent employment, C.Mignanlt, 31 8t.Lambert\u2019s Hill, WASTED: à Fur Balezman for a Retail Store in Ontario ; an active, experienced young unmarried man of temperate habits and good address ; one having a knowledge of Manufacturing preferred.Apply to Haeusgen & Gnaedinger, 154 St.Peter street.218 3 WASTED, à Housemaid who understands sewing.Apply at 1157 8t.Catherine streot, 3 ut ANTED, by a Thorough Accountaut and Practical Double Entry Book-keeper.conversant with buth languages, having a long experience in general business, and a good correspondent, a situation in a wholesale Establishment, Bankers, Insurance, or Official Assignees Office ; moderate salary; undoubted references ; no ob- ections to go West, Montreal P.0.ANTED, situations by a married couple, the man will look after a horse and do general work about the house, the wife ag Cook or Laundress.Address F.R.3813 Aylmer street.215 6 MONIREAL MALE AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\u2014OFFION HOURS, 8 a.m.to 8.30 p.n.\u2014I hereby give notice to tho public that I can furnish at 3 moment's notice the very best of help, either male or female, with unquestionable reference.I, therefore, solicit a trial from all those who may require it.Contractors, Builders and Manufacturers are invited to give me & call.Also, those requiring Book-keep- ere or Clerks of any kind, Help for hotels and private familles a speciality, as I have two departments well situated, and in a central locality.ANTED.\u2014All persons, male or female, requiring situations will do well by calling and registering thelr nzmos at my Office immediately.188 tf J.C.MIGNAULT, 31 8t.Lambert's htiL Address, \u2018 Accountant,\u201d 215-6 WANTED TO PURCHASE.ANTED TO PURCHASE, two Bagatelle Tables.App'y at 713 Cral street.pp PT HOUSES TO LET OR WANTED, TO LET.Immediate possession, Tenement House, 881 Ontarto street, 218 -3 TO LET, No.5 Chenneville street, first door from Craig strect, a comfortable Dwelling, nine rooms, Bath-room and Cloaet, or sult- able for offices ; central part of ths city, Apply.at 130 Bt.Antoine street.218-3 TO LET CHEAP, until May next, 513 and 529 National Terrace, Upper St.strce WANED, an experienced Housemmld (Protestant) who can sew ; wages $7.Apply at 1252 St.Catherine street, after 10 o'clock.7 VV ARTED: a Housemaid at 27 Belmont, street Wa a General Servant at 68 St.Famille street, 217-4 Wane threo boys at John State's, 1391 Bt Catherine street.216-6 ANTED, a good Book and Advertising Canvasser for Montreal and western cities.A splendid opening for a well-qualified man.Address P.15, STAR office.216-10 ANTED, & Head Salesman for a large Retail Dry-goods House ; must have flcst classreferences.Address, R 18, STAB office.10 ANTED, a Teacher who can talk French and .Address, * Academy,\u201d No.179 Boy street.21 WAT: 20 good Sewers to finish Muff Tassels.Apply at 301 Notre Dame Street -15 $77 A WEEK to Agents, Old aud Youaz, Male and Female, in their locality, Terms and QUTFIT FREK.Address, P.O., VIOKERY, & CO, Augusta, Maine.287 ROOMS.(Booms to Lat, half a cent par ward each insertion Booms Wanted, one cent per word each 's I O0OMS.\u2014Large, comfortable room, furnished or unfurnished, ut 876 Ontario street.218-8 3 00M8.\u2014To let, large front furnished Room, for one Or two gentlemen, at 13 st.Monique street.218-3 I OOM, fuin(ehed, at 19 Latour street.+ 218-G T 00M3\u2014Pleasant rooms, farnished or unfur nished ; locality good and family American at £71 St.Urbain stroet, 218-6 corses + Dominique OOM\u2014Furnished or unfurnished single room \u2014 216-4 to let, at 116 Bt.Hubert sweet.218-3 TO LET, a medium-sized house of seven OOMS\u2014Furuishod for gentlemen, 30 Ayimer _mxcet.217-12 apartments and cellar, Parlor, Dining-room and Kitoben on first flat ; three Bod-rooms and Bath-rooms on the second flat; rent $200.Enquire No.15 8t Hypolite street, or at No.32 Chennevlile street.218-4 TO LET, House No.1687 St.Catherine street, with modern improvements; immediate possession.Apply at 432 8t.Paul giroet.TO LET.\u2014A medium size House, partly furnished or unfarnished; all modern con- venlences; desirable locallty; possession Immediate.Address O 10, this office.204tf TO LET OR FOR SALE, one first-class tenement Brick House, Nos.1 and 2 Union Tex= races, Hypolite, corner of Roy street; rent moderate; terms easy.Appiy to Mr.Lemoine, & Hospital street.110 gro LET, Those two BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED HOUSES, 664 and 666 SHERBROOKE STREET (self-oou- tained), with all modern convenlence.Apply to B.H.& J.MOBS, 214 5 & 7 Recollet street.Bg LET, Store and Dwelling (7 rooms), No.| 497 St.Joseph street ; rent $25 per month.Apply to Bain & McDowell, 716 Craig OAL YARD TO LET, on Mar.ray street, with Soales, Office and all con- 2a.\u201d Apply at 432 Dt.Paul strest.21115 TRAVEL TIME TABLES.RANDTRUNK RAILWAY.\u2014 From Chicago, Detroit, Sarnia, Toronto and intermediate stations at 9:30 p.m.and 8 s.m.Trains from Ottawa connect at I'rescott Junction with both trains.From Cornwall and intarmediate stations at 8:50 a.m.Krom Kingston and intermediate stations at 6:15 p.m.From Lachine, 8.35 a.m.,10.30,1.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 8 05, and 7.30 p.m.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY (HORTH.)\u2014From New Yurk, Waterloo and Intormediate stations, at 8:45 a.m.From Boston at 8:45 a.m.and 9:20 p.m.From New Yor Albany and Rouse\u2019s Point at 10:10 a.m.and 11: p.m.From Hemmingford and Intermediate Sta tions, 8.356 a.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY (WEST) From Boston, Portland, Island Pond Sherbrooke, Halifax, St.John, St.Octave mond, Three Rivors and Intermediate stations at 6.30 a.m.From Island Pond, Sherbrooke, Rlch- (Motls), Cacouns, Riviere du Loup, Pt.Levi, Richmond and Intermediate stations at 12.05 p.m.From Portland daily, and from Pt.Levi, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only, at 9.00 p.m.APRAIRIE \u2014Boat leaves Montreal at 1:00 and 11 a.m., and 5 p.m., and La- prairie at 6:00 and 8:30 a.m.\u2026, andl p.m.And the two Houses, 84 and 868 St.Dominique st Villa Lot, 48 x 120 No.350 University street.Building Lots, 30 x 20, 45 x 120, 25 x 100, Durocher street.Six Lots, each 24 x 114 and lane on MoKay street.A cut-stone Store on Notre Dame street; pays 10 per con: The l\u2019roperty 128 and 130 Bonaventars street.Four first-class very attractl ve Residences om Sherbrooke street.Store, with Dwellling, No.6668 St.Joseph street, Double House, 546 and 548 Ontario street.Two scmi-detached Houses on Dorchester avenue.Handeome Villa, No.331, corner Sherbrooke and Valarie Property, 30 $0 S348.Jean Baptiste st.usble , Jean Bap The several Houses, 22 $0 34 Albert street, off Guy at Three Stores, ith Dwellings, 140 ta 146 8t.Law- rcnoe The Bakery and Houscs, 87 and 89 Charles Bore rommes street.The five first-class Houses, Nos.98 to 104 on St Famille street, corner of Boss street.Those cxcellent Houses, 447 and 449 St.Dominique street, above Courville.Brick Cottage, 369 Bt.Dominique, above Shem brooke stroet.comfortable House and fine Garden on Guy street.Four Briok ott 5, Noa 41 to 47,0n Upper 8%, awTen Those Brick Houses, Noa 42 to 52 Dorchester treat Bast.Gottaÿen Nos 145 and 147 Ferdinand street, Tan- Extensive Business Property on ES.Catherine, near St.Lawrence & Residence, with Kitchen Wing, 41 Lome Property t four Tensments, 270 Beigneurt street, EDDES, Baal Estate Agen H ELGEDDES ois Fav ie stioet, \u2014 176 NOTICES.O T ICE .\u2014The Heirs of the late JOHN PRATT, Esquire, will apply to lature of Quebec, at {ts next Sitting, for te er a rats his Testamentary Bxecutors and Administrators.D.GIROUARD, Solicitor for the Mstato Pratt.Montreal, Btb August, 1876.195-1m 5 OARD OF NOTARIES.tice is hereby given that Mr.GEORGE FRED.RRICK CLEVELAND, formerly of the Village of Richmond, in the Province of Quebec, now of the City of Montreal, in the said Province, will present himself before the Board of Notaries at its meeting, which will take place at Montreal, at 9 Court House, on WEDNESDAY,the Fourth day of OOTOBER NEXT, at 913 o'clock, A.M, to be examined a8 {0 his quaitficatione for nis admission a .to the practice of the Notar 1 Profos BELvLT, .BN.Montreal, 6th September, 1876.217-2awW G.C.SIMPSON ° (Lateof O.Legge & Co.) SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, Orri0n, No.14, 162 ST.JAMES STANET, MONTARAE: Patents obtained in Canada, United States, England, France, Belgium, Italy, Russia and all other countries where patents are granted, Trade Marks and Designs registered and Copyrights seoured.GEO.BINDLEY & BRO, Ws coumssronnss STREET; MONTREAL, ROHANTS AND IMPORTERS GENERAL ME 0 Advances made; » Le ENTLEMENS CLOTHING G OCRANED, AUFERED, EKPAIRED an NÉATLY PRRSSÈD RR6 FEAT Gg, Mai ores probly '8 DIAGONAL CLOTH BROWNS PIACONAL CLOT mized by all UEBEC.\u2014Boat leaves Montreal each evening , (Sundays excepted) at 7 o Art m.next mor a ya arriving in Montreal ot am, BEAUHARNOLS.\u2014The \u201c Beau- À harnols \u2019\u2019 leaves the canal bain every day (Sundays excepted), at 1 p.m., for Beauharnois Returning, she axrives at the elty at9 am (CORN WALL\u2014The steamer ¢ Bohemian leaves the lower canal basin on Tnesdays and Fridays, at 12.30 p.m., for Cornwall and intermediate ports.Returning she arrives at the basin on Mondays and Thursdays, at 12 o'clock noon.The opposition steamer \u2018* 8t.Fran- cls\" leaves and arrives on the same days as the \u201c\u2019Bohemiau,\u201d but about two hours later in the day.BOOTS AND SHOKS.OOTS1! BOOTS !\u2014The greatest to the city in Bootsand Wel on streat\u2014Ls- 32, Missos do., $1.78, runoila Congress et ngress, $1.70 ; do, 's Boots from 40c.to $1.50! a speciality, MACHINERY, &c.J LAURIE & BRO, WARUFAOTURERS OF MKGLAES (Horisontal and uprigh GERAM PUM FU LL ans, and all kinds of And Agents for RELTIKG AND ENGINEEES SUFFLINM MACHINB AND ENGINB WORK*] GET ORAIG STRERE, MONTEMAI: su GROCERIES.(OME AND TRY OUR 45c, JAPAN TEA, Croszse & Blackwell's Tart, Fruits and Pickles.Fine Smoked Herrings at 45 cts.per box, Raspberry Jams, home made.Young Hyson, Pekoe and Ssuchong Teas.Fresh Print Butter and New Honey, ust arrived, Fresh Country Eggsreceived daily.Scotch Granulated Sugars.A fine lot of Clarets from 25¢.to 60c.VICTORIA WAREHOUSE, 20 RADEGONDE STREET.SCOTT & co.EsTERBROOKE'S Pas A COMPLETE ASSORTMANT JUST RECEIVED, WILLIAM MILLAR, 199% 94 8t.Francols Xavier street FANS & RIDDELL, PUBLIO ACCOUNTANTS, EDWARD EVANS, OFFICIAL ASSIGNAR WESTERN CHAXBERS, 2357.JOMN FT \u2019 MONTREAL 302n \u201cla fry on OOMS.\u2014Double and single furnished rooms to let, at 71 Anderson street.217-7 Rous: with board, at 55 Metcalfe street, 17-6 OOM TO LRT, nicely furnished, with Board in best part of West-end, for gentleman and wife ar two single gen ; DO boarders.Address P.O, box 397.217-3 OOM.\u2014Furnished Room to let, at54 St.Constant streot.217-3 OOMB\u2014Very pleasant rooms to let, No.123 Bleury street.418-5 OOMS.\u2014~ 8ingle and Double Rooms, with board, _ at 85 Alexundor street.218-6 OOMS.\u2014SIingle and double Rooms to let for gentlemou OF ladios, with first-class Board, at 42 St.Antoine street.2156 OOMS\u2014Wanted Bedroom and Parlor in a plea- R sant locallty, furnished or unfurnished, for + two young men.Address M 25, STAB villosa, 5 OQOMS\u2014To let two newly Furnished Bedrooms, with 8hower Bath aud W.C., for gentlemen, Apply to 604 Dorchester near Alexander Bigot.ROS Sore rooms with board, 86 Cathcart street.Diuner at six 0\u2019 55-8 OOMB.\u2014Largoc, nowiy- furnished Room, No.49 R Alexander street, corner of Lagauanouera.QOMB.\u2014To let, large, unfurnished Rooms and Kitohen.Apply at 30 Mountain street, a youny lady, an usfur- h use of Kltchea, between Goorge stroate R19, 2144 OOM AND BOARD WANTED by two young gentiemen.Address, stating terms, with full name and address, D.M., STAR office.214 tf (OMS\u2014Two furnished bedrooms to let, at 21 Beaver Hall Terrace.212-12 OOM.\u2014 Wanted, br nished Boom, wit City Conncillor and Sran office.BOARD.[Board Wanted, one cent per word esch insertion veess Board Vacanows, half cent por wozd exch insertion, prepsid.\u2019 OARD Vacancies, 67 8t.Antoine street.B® 218-3 OARD\u2014Boarders wanted In a private family, B 389 Bt.Antoine streot.213-5 OARD\u2014Vadancies for t wo gentlemen in à first- class house, within 7 minutes\u2019 walk of PO.Address, by lettar, M.D., STAR Otflca 218-2 OARD\u2014Wanted board in private family for gentleman, lady and child (seven years), from tirat October; texms must be moderate.Ad- uress, stating terms, F 2, SrAR office.218-3 OARD and Rooms, 233 St.Antoine street ; ox- B° cellent locality.211-4 BOARD Vacancies, for two young men; also a younglady,at121 Vitre street.216-5 \u201d OARD-Vacancies at 65 Dubord street, oppo- _ Bite Viger Gard@h.316-6 OARD WANTED, by a lady, in a private family, where no other bodrders are kept; west ot MoGill street.Address Box 228, Post-oglge, OARD-\u2014-Wanted, west of Beaver Hall, by a newly married couple.For suitable accommodation a llberal sum will be paid.Address, N 17, STAR Office._ 215-8 OARD\u2014Wanted on 15th September, by & B widow lady, without encumbrance.Address Q15, Bra® Office, 215-6 QABD\u2014Wanted by two young men, where no other boarders are kept; situation must be good.Address O 18, STAR Office, 215-8 OARD\u2014Vacancies at 31% 8t George street, B 215-15 QARD- Parties desiring first-class table board can be accommodated at Union House, 713 Craig street.214-6 OARD at 49 Aylmer street, with or without B rooms ; terms moderate.212 9 QOARD\u2014Vacancies\u2014Singles or double rooms for B single gentlemen or married couples; nicely fornished: healthy locality ; near Sherbrooke st.; modern conveniences.Addross E.M., STAR office, _ FOR SALE.[One esnt per word each insertion, prepaid.] OR SALE, Deer-hound Pups, at Reeves & Co.F - 687 Cralg street, 218-3 OR SALE, a Book of the Provident Mutual Building Society, at a discount of 50 per cent.Address, by lettor, N 20, STAR ofleg, OR SALE, licensed Saloon and Restaurant, doing good business.Address W.W., Post- office.316-6 OR SALE CHBAP, one Second-hand Furnace, in good order, at 13891 St.Catherine street 5 OR SALE, half interest in a light manufacturing business; goods now in the murket; sale unlimited; 100 per cent can be realized without much outlay.Small capital raquired.Address M, 18, STAR office.209 10 LOST, &o.LP OR STRAYED, from 721 Albert street, St.Henri, à black Cow, with white spots, with a lump on right side, and rope on her head.Anyone returning her to the above address will be rewarded.318-3 1 OST, on the 13th last, a bright yellow Canary, The finder will much oblige hy returning it to 39 McGill College avenue.219-2 OST, a Sllver-mounted Mother-of-Poarl Opera L Glass, in Russian Leather Case.A handsome reward will be paid on returning it to the STAR office.215-6 OST, a Pocket-book containing a Railroad Ticket to Chicago, about $13 in American money and some papers.The flnder will be liberally rewarded on returning to the sear Office, Q8T, on St.Cathoriue street, betwoon Drum- mond and Bieury, & package eontaining Handkerchiefs, Ribbon, Thread and a small piecs of blue Silk.The finder will be rewardsd on returning it to the STAR office.215-5 = PERSONAL.ANTED, to eommunicate with .Aliterary gentlemen, with & view to re- celving contributions on commercial subjects fur local publications.Address, N 18, STAR Ole, ANTED, Men rwith from to capital, to engage in oh 8% business t sas 3200 por, Alo, several Canvaseers for the city.Apply to MONTREAL NOVELTY CO, .217-3 238 St.James street, LD NEWSPAPERS FORSALE a the Fra Ofes TELEGRAPHIC.SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, Nova Scotia wants rain, a Boucicault dined the Fenians on Satur- ay.$1,200 has been subscribed for the Halifax crew.The Opthalmic Congress, Philadelphia, has adjourned for four years.Chamberlain has been nominated for the governorship of South Carolina.\u2018Wm.Graham, who stabbed R, Moxley, in Gloucester, has cleared out.Mrs, J.McDonald, aged 80, was burned to death at Winchester, Ont., Sunday.The Miner\u2019s Trust Co.Bank, Pottsville, tos has suspended.Liabilities, $1,500,- Brig ¢ Clifford,\u201d Yarmouth, N.S,, has been wrecked off St.Kitts, W.I, Crew saved.Messrs, J, Ross and C.J.Campbell were nominated for Victoria Co., C.B., yesterday, An explosion occurred at the mills, Warren, Me., yesterday.lost ; damage, $15,000.Hon.Joseph C.Yates, member of the Privy Council of Bermuda, died at St.John, N.B., yesterday.Tweed and Hunt left San Simon\u2019s quarantine depot for El Castello de San Sebastian, and passed through Vigo on foot yesterday.The Paris crew is to be reorganized, two new men replacing Fulton and Price, and a match made with the Halifax crew if possible.A magnificent reception was given last night by the Toronto citizens to Mr, Hanlon, the winner of the single sculls at Philadelphia.The Senate of the University of Halifax adjourned yesterday till December.Dr.Sawyer has resigned his seat at the Board owing to the action of the Baptist Convention.Hon.T.N, Gibbs, M, P,, has been elected President of the Dominion Telegraph Company in place of Hon, Mr.Mc- Murrich, who has resigned on account of ill-health.John Dannery and Robert Clark fought at St.John, N.B., yesterday, according to prize ring rules.After seven rounds the police appeared on the scene and broke up the fight.Ottawa County Council has decided to petition the Local Government to divide the county into two.The county has an area of 3,652,222 acres, and a population of over 40,000.Peter Bartholemy, the absconding forger, who left Buffalo in April last, leaving about $10,000 in forged notes behind him, wag arrested while returning last evening in female disguise.Last evening two masked men boarded the Utah Central Railroad train and gagged Wells, Fargo\u2019s messenger, opened the safe, took $15,000 and made their escape.Officersare in pursuit.À very large assembl met in the Convocation Hall of Laval University last night to witness the ceremonies attendant upon the reading of the Pontificial bull, The Japs were present.The tenth Convention of the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association of the Man.time Provinces opened at Amherst, N.S., yesterday.There was a large attendance, Clarence Primrose, of Pictou, was elected President.In addition to the arrest of the leaders of the Bashi-Bazouks, the Governor-Gene- ral of Adrianople has been dismissed for maintaining a general armament of Maho- metans, the necessity for such 'a precaution having passed.Merritt, Jones & Co.\u2019s oil works at Canton, Md., were burned last evening.Robert J.McCadden, refiner, and Roger Shiel were burned to death and others injured, Estimated loss onoil, $15,000; on uildings, §20,000 ; partially insured.\u2018Wilson, of the firm of Wilson, Bond & Co., Philadelphia, was arrested last night, charged with obtaining from Greg & Co., £5,000 on bogus collaterals, and also with having drawn from banks £60,000, deposited to the credit of his own firm.owder 0 lives Mr.Sproat, formerly Agent-General in London of the British Columbian Government, has been appointed Chief-Commis- sioner for the settlement of Indian land and other claims in British Columbia, The other two Commissioners are A.S.Anderson and Col.Powell, The Geographical Congress at Brussels brought its sittings to a close yesterday.It decided to form an International Association, with a view to the exploring of Africa and suppressing slavery.The Association is to be composed of two members from each country, besides honorary members.The King of the Belgians is to preside the first year.The British Ambassador at Constantino.le says a British officer attached to the Faria head-quarters reports great de- predatians having been committed in Ser- via, but no case of outrage of women or mutilation of wounded is known, The Ambassador remonstrated with the Turkish Government and stringent orders were sent to the commander of the Turkish forces to prevent any future depredations, A quaint attraction was presented at the Pittsburg Exhibition on Friday, in the performance on the grounds of the nuptials of a youthful couple of that city.The bride and groom were attended by a long retinue of ladies and gentlemen attired as German peasants, and the procession was headed by the Great Western Band playing \u2018\u2018Mendelssohn\u2019s Wedding March.\u201d The officiating clergyman was the Rev, Wm.Muelder, pastor of the Protestant Evangelical Church of Harrisburg.THE SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR, OREEDMOOR, September 14, The American team won the match, the result of the two days scoring being as follows :\u2014 Americans.RAP 3,126 Irish.ceased, 104 Scotch.s.\u2026\u2026000 0 1018,063 Australians.eran eee 3,062 Canadians.++00100 2,923 At the 1,000 yards range, Milner, of the Irish team, made a perfect score, 15 bull\u2019s eyes, aggregating 75 points, which is the highest that can be made at any range, After shooting had ended and its result been announced, deafening cheers rent the air, The'best shots of both teams were cheered individually.Addresses congratulatory of the result of the shooting were made by Major Fulton of the American, Major Teach of the Irish, Capt, McDonald of the Scotch, Capt.Morris of the Australian and Major O'Reilly of the Canadian teams.Milner of the Irish, Bodine of the American and Dyas of the Irish teams also delivered addresses, and the great crowd separated with uproarious cheers for all the teams, The individual scores yesterday were as follows :\u2014 American Team\u2014Dakin, 66, 68, 54: Farwell, 68, 59, 63; Weber, 67, 61, 65; Gildersleeve, 68, 61, 71; Fulton, 66, 62, 58 ; Bodine, 65, 69, 62; Rathbone, 65, 72, 66; Allen, 60, 63, 65.Totals, 525, 513, 509.Grand total, 1,549, Irish\u2014Fenton, 68, 62, 69; J.Rassell Joint, 64, 62, 62; W.Rigby, 62, 62, 67; A, Ward, 66, 54, 65; Ww G.D.Goff, 56, 60, 59; J.K.Milner, 62, 61, 75; Ed.Johnson, 61, 62, 67 ; Henry Dyas, 63, 62, 71.Totals, 502, 485, 531.Grand total, 1,522.Australian\u2014Smith, 59, 67, 63; Sleep, 64, 60, 61; Lynch, 61, 62, 64; Draper, 61, 60, 67 ; Wardill, 67, 56, 54 ; Gee, 72, 62, 62 ; King, 68, 61, 61; Slade, 70, 66, 69.Totals, 522, 494, 501.Grand total, 1,517.Scotch\u2014Boyd, 66, 59, 71; Whitelaw, 65, 57, 60 ; Thornham, 73, 57, 64; Clark, 67, 61, 61 ; McVittie, 60, 61, 62; Fraser, 70, 59, 53 ; Rae, 61, 61, 60 ; Mitchell, 63, 47, 57.Totals, 525, 462, 488.Grand total, 1,475.Canadian\u2014Gibson, 69, 54, 60; Cotton, 66, 60, 60; Adam, 66, 60, 64; Oruit, 55, 57, 54 ; Bell, 63, 57, 63; Disher, 55, 53, 55 ; Mason, 60, 59, 61 ; Murison, 58, 65, 59.Totals, 492, 465, 476.Grand total, 1,433, LACROSSE IN THE STATES, NewrorT, R.I., September 12.Three games of lacrosse were played on the grounds of the Winchester Polo Club this afternoon.There were seventeen players who had organized themselves into a club, to be known hereafter as the Newport Lacrosse Club, and who, ever since the visit of the Montreal Lacrosse players in August, have been on the nettle to try their hands at the sport.They finally met, with the consent of their parents, none of them being over twelve years of age, got together and practisedin a private lawn with crosses of theirown manufacture.Since that time, however, they have received from Montreal the same style oi crosses and uniforms as are used by the Montreal club.The game commenced at about five o'clock, and there were no less than twenty-five carriages on the ground and as many spectators on foot.The sides were as follows :\u2014 Reds\u2014Robert B.Potter, Captain ; Matthew Morgan, Reverdy Travers, Arthur Townsend, Joseph Stevens, William Man- ice, George Tiffany, all from New York, and E.L.Morrell, of Philadelphia.Blues\u2014DeForest Manice, Captain; Arthur Turnbull, Ramsay Turnbull, Arden Robbins, George Robbins, Livingston Beekman, LeRoy Dresser, F.Herrick and Perry Tiffany, all from New York.The rede, believing the blues to be the weakest side, as in the practice games yesterday they had beaten them three oub of four games, allowed them one extra player.8S.Howland Robbins, of New York, acted as umpire for the reds, and Harry Blossom, also of New York, as umpire for the blues, William DeForest Manice, of New York, was chosen referee, The goal-keeper of the reds was Arden Robbins, and of the blues W.Manice.They were all eager for the sport, and when the game was called they rushed for the ball with a will, determined to show that they had not witnessed the playing of the Canadians for naught, but had studied well their movements.It was not to be expected that they would get the ball on their sticks as often as did the Canadians, but instead they knocked it on the ground to a great extent, and, being pretty evenly divided, they seldom gave one another an opportunity to run off with it on their crosses.In the excitement incident to the game several of them were seen rolling about on the ground, but no sooner were they down than they would be up again, and the frequent cries of the stationary players near the goal to the active ones vividly reminded the spectators of similar occurrences in the game of the Montreal players.The first game lasted eleven minutes, and the blues were victorious, George Robbins knocking the ball between the pennants, In the second gamethe reds received the addition of another player (Archie Campbell), and thus the sides had equal numbers, but it was \u2018\u2019 no use ;\u201d the blues won this game also, DeForest Manice taking the ball between the flags.Time, 9m.The third and last game followed about ten minutes afterward\u2014the reds making some changes in the location of their players, as they, having practiced more than the others, were bent on winning one game at least.The blues were jubilant and had no idea that they were to have such luck.The game commenced vigorously, and both sides\u201d played unusually well The little fellows on both sides, who were not as long as their sticks, were noticed frequently as having the ball on theircrosses and going at a rapid pace for the goal.Without doubt they made some of the best points of the game, which was well contested ; but the reds, after the game had lasted fifteen minutes, were again beaten by the blues, who thus won three straight games.LATEST MAIL NEWS.AMERICAN, The Prince Imperial will visit the United States in November.Three thousand Smiths had a family reunion at Peacock, N.J., last Wednesday.The temperance party in Massachusetts this year is stronger than it ever was before.Almost a hundred thousand was the number of paying visitors to the Exhibition on Saturday.The Atlanta, Georgia, Times claims that the colored vote for Tilden in that State will exceed 30,000.L.H.Lyon & Co.\u2019s sash and door factory in Cincinnati, Ohio, was burned on Saturday.Loss, $50,000, The summer villa of Mr.John Jacob Astor at Newport was robbed of some 81,600 worth of jewellery, Saturday afternoon.It is now claimed that President Lincoln was a Spiritualist, and that \u2018\u2018 he issued the emancipation proclamation under \u2018spirit\u2019 inspiration.\u201d One span of the railroad bridge, one hundred and eighty feet long, over the Tennessee River at Laudon was blown down the other day.Michael Donnelly jumped from a rapidly moving train of cars at Quincy Adams, Massachusetts, Saturday, fell under the wheels and was instantly killed, During a performance in St.Louis recently Aimee was presented with a silver tray representing a lake on which was a silver nautilus shell loaded with choice flowers.Saturday, the anniversary of California\u2019s admission to the Union, was celebrated as a legal holiday in the Golden State.All the places of business in San Francisco were closed.Rudolph Weizereck, pastor of the Bloomingdale German Lutheran Church, has been arrested for defrauding the Pension Agenoy in New York, and two forged certificates were found on his person.A new style of copper-dam was tried at New York, Tuesday.It is portable, and encloses 4,000 square feet, Asmight have been expected, itis called \u201cThe Centennial,\u201d \u2018The trial was very successful.St, Louis is scandalized over the arrest of O.L.Grant, the President\u2019s brother, for drunkenness.He was taken to the station in a wheel-barrow, \u2018\u2018drunk as a biled owl,\u201d as the Chicago Times puts it.\u201d George Bancroft does considerable literary work at Newport, although he never misses his daily ride or drive along Bellevue avenue.Mentally and physically, he is said to be more like a man of 45 than one of over 70.Referring to the handling of nitroglycerine cartridges at Hell Gate, the New York Herald says: \u2014It was a study for a baggage-smasher to see the way the men carried the boxes, If the boxes had been made of the finest glass and the penalty for even scratching the surface was instant death, the men could not have handled them with more care.The International Medical Congress at Philadelphia has occupied but little space in the papers, but the benefits to the world that are to spring from it cannot be estimaved.It was attended by the most eminent physicians and surgeons from all over the world, and it afforded an opportunity for conference and exchange of views which will do much to advance the healing art.THE POTATO BEETLE IN EUROPE.A correspondent of the Times says that several weeks ago a statement appeared in American newspapers, and was copied into English journals, that the potato beetle had reached Long Island, on the shore of the Atlantic, The Farmer, on the authority of the Weser Gazette, says the potato pest has already reached Europe, à living having been found in a bag of maize in the docks at Bremen.The cargo of maize had just arrived fron New York, \u201cIam,\u201d adds the Times\u2019 corres pondent, the more willing to give credit to this statement because I have handled a living specimen of the beetle in this country, When the beetle, in ita eastward march from its primeval home in Colorado, reached Canada, it caused considerable \"excitement there, and my brother in Canada, when writing to me about it, enclosed, 1 think, three specimens.Of these three specimens one was dead, one had been killed by the stamper in the Post-office, and one was alive on my opening the let- ter.The living one revived very much when set free from its prison in the letter, and had it been an impregnated female it might have introduced its specie into Scotland.I made sure that, whatever its sex, its days here should be few.The fact of its surviving in a letter posted at Listowel, Ont,, and delivered at Stran- raer, Wigtownshire, N.B., shows that the potato beetle possesses great powers of endurance, and that it is necessary careful precautions should be taken to prevent its introduction into this country.\u201d CITY NEWS, \u2014 During the past four days 496 cars have arrived at the Grand Trunk Depot.The number of passengers carried into the city is 30,000.Notwithstanding the great influx in the tide of travel, not a single accident has occurred.The station master and his assistants have had their hands more than full, \u201c A Horse 1x THE Court House Foux- TAIN.\u2014About half-past one = afternoon, a horse attached to a cart tell into the fountain near the Court House.The driver was quenching his thirst, and the horse wanting to follow his example, over-toppled himself and fell headlong into the basin.A large crowd soon collected, and, in spite of many suggestions, and a little assistance from the bystanders, it was two hours before the animal was got out, and only after the driver and another man had navigated up to their waists in water, The horse was the property of Mr.Bernard, the lumber merchant, Porice CouRT.\u2014An assault case, in which Fabien Ponton was complainant and Christine Legault, Emma Mantha, Celes- tin Mantha and Ludger Mantha, defendants, was tried, the first defendant being fined $4 and costs, and the others discharged.A cross-action was brought against Ponton by the defendants in the other case, and he was also fined $4 and costs.The assault case of Jean Charette vs.Adelard Lapoint was settled, Charles Simard and Delima Custo pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house and were gentenced to one month\u2019s imprisonment at hard labor.Fabien Gamache and Adeline Trudel, keepinga disorderly house, pleaded guilty and received the same sentence.Pierre Caisse, for the same offence, as also sent down for a month at hard abor.RECORDER'S COURT \u2014 THORSDAY.\u2014 Eighteen persons were up this morning.Patrick Milloy, 54, laborer, drunk, $1.50 or ten days.Michael Relles, 30, shoemaker, drunk in a house off Juror street ; Patrick Purcell, 28, sailor, loitering ; Edward Burke, 22, laborer, $2.50 or 15 days, Patrick Gilmore, 22, driving faster than six miles an hour ; Joseph Bell, 23, stone- cutter, and Annie Johnson, 35, drunk and acting in an indecent manner and refusing to pay his carter ; Stephen McCarrall, 32, laborer, loitering in Brennan street, $5 or one month, Patrick Monahan, 25, carter, drank, disorderly and assaulting the police, $20 or two months, Narcisse Carignan, 30, no occupation, threatening his brother's life, J.Carignan, $20 or two months.James Sandiland, 19, laborer, drunk and resisting, $20 or two months.Catherine Callahan, 42, loitering, was sent down for one month, Margaret Connors, 45, lying drunk in St.Charles Borromee street, one month.Thomas Dowling, 50, laborer, was committed for insanity.He said he was the \u201cKing of Ireland.\u201d Marius Fougnet, cook, sued Victor Olivon for one month\u2019s Tages, $10.Judgment in favor of plain- iff, \u201cKNOWLEDGE 13 Power.\u201d\u2014To the Editor of the STAR : Dear Sir, \u2014In your issue of the 11th inst., a letter from the pen of Mr.Douglas Hay, entitled, \u2018\u2018 Is owledge Power ?\u201d drew my attention, Mr, Hay evinces a desire to hear from other minds on the topic, and, as I have already had the pleasure of discussin with Mr, Hay on other themes, I am gla: of the opportunity his letter offers to sustain him in the argument.I assume the affirmative; and why I believe that knowledge is powers TI will explain.Knowledge is synonymous with learning, It denotes what we acquire by being conversant with the ideas of others.It is an accumulation of other men\u2019s thoughts and experience.It gives us cheaply what others bought dearly\u2014ex- perience, Itshows us how men acted in this position, in that onc ; how they mau- aged critical turns of affairs ; how they be- haved under circumstances such as we.may be placed in, orsuch as onr neighbor may be encountering.It tells us how States were governed.how and why they fell, and thus enables us, seer-like, to pierce futurity, to anticipate it, to judge it by that almost infallible criterion\u2014the Past, It sharpens us in argument, quickens us in thought, improves us in expression.In the words of Bacon, if I can remember aright, \u2018\u2018 History makes us wise, poetry witty, mathematics subtle, ethics grave, physics deep.\u201d The remainder of his words I do not recollect, but if we go on enumerating the scienoes and arts we will soon see the fand of information, the fund of experience, accumulated by those who make the curriculum of science and of art.Now, this derived experience, which is knowledge, added to the personal or acquired experience, which is wisdom, gives man power\u2014vast power over his fellows\u2014 power to move their souls by burning words, fervid with the impassioned glow of eloquence, brimful of meaning, expressive of noble conceptions.To his aid he may andcan summon assistance from all the realms explored by human intellect, and use them at discretion.Knowledgeis à most powerful weapon when handled discreetly.\u2019'Tis a power for good or a power for evil, Bat still itis a power, a great, a tremendous power.Would it not be foolish to assert that the accumulated thought of one hundred generations of master minds is not a power ! But this accumulation of thought is knowledge; the ergo is apparent.J.HAroLD LyNcH.Montreal, September 12.ROAD COMMITTEE.At the last meeting of this Committee the following business was transacted : The City Surveyor submitted a report stating that, in consequence of the opening tobemade in Notre Dame street, the block- stone cannot be laid this year, and asking for an appropriation to replace the broken stones in the pavement in said street.It was decided to do nothing this year, Mr, Vidrecaire\u2019s claim for $160 for damages from the Craig street tunnel, by an inundation, was granted.Mr, McGowan was granted ten days\u2019 leave of absence.A claim of Lemay, resulting from the lowering of the ground and the house thereon by the quicksands in the Craig street tunnel, was reported upon by Mesars.A.Laberge and Joseph Gardner, valuators, in favor of paying R550 to Le- may and $20 each to themselves, he City Attorney was of opinion that Mr.Lemay should be paid and that a report to that effect be made to the Council.The Committee acted accordingly.The City Surveyor asked for the op pointment of another engineer, Mr.Me- Kenzie, to aid him in the work of the department, Motion adopted.Ald.Stephens moved that the plan of the sidewalks opposite the Court House and new City Pall, s0 as to secure cooperation, be submitted to Government, and that chainstones be put three feet outside the trees.An amendment made by Ald.Hood was lost.Main motion carried, Mr.Dromey complained that the Inspector who had visited his work had caused that portion on St.Elizabeth street to be taken from him.Mr.Farrell applied for money with which to pay his men, and said their bricks had been used in carrying out their work by Mr.McKenna without permission.It was agreed to consider the matter when the contractors had fyled a claim in writing, Mr, G.B., Muir and others claimed damages for alleged injuries to property from altering the grades of streets.\u2014Re- ferred to the City Attorney.A letter was read from the City Passenger Railway, refusing to remove the rails on Notre Dama street, olai that they had acted according to the oity by-laws, and that they would sue the city for damages if the Corperaklon interfered.It was decided not to pave the street or remove the track this year.The Committee then adjourned, \u201cTHE SHAUGHRAUN\u201d AND \u2018\u2018 ROSE- DALE.\u201d To the Editor of the Mail : Srr, \u2014 My attention has been directed to the announcement of an actor, Mr.E.À.McDowell, who is, and has been, performing my drama, ¢ The Shaughraun,\u201d throughout Canada during the past year or more.This person called on me in New York some eighteen months ago and obtained from me a copy of my play, copies of the music, and every facility to produce the piece in Canada.He pleaded that he Was a young and struggling man, and promised earnestly if I would trust in him he would prove worthy of my confidence.He offered to pay me a sum of money in advance, but as he told me it was all the money he could command, I declined his offer, and accepted only half of it, telling him he could retain the rest towards the expenses of his enterprise, He was profuse in his expressions of gratitude, and I believed in him.Since then he has used my work and continues to do so, refusing payment for it in any shape.He has also sold copies to other people to asgist them in defrauding a gentleman who behaved towards him in a kind and generous spirit.He also announces the performance of Mr, Lester Wallack\u2019s play \u2018\u2018 Rosedale,\u201d which, likewise, he Taye without authority, as Mr.Wallach informs me.He has not sought for permis- gion to use this property, and can only rely for impunity on a thorough consciousness of his own worthlessness, Mr.Wallack joins me in writing this protest to the Canadian press, in the hope that the Canadian people will discountenance these proceedings and Canadian mansgers will decline a dishonorable association, feeling that by sharing in profits derived from a dishonorable use of our property they become accomplices in these acts of spoliation, Yours obediently, DroN BouUCICAULT.PostscripT BY MR, WALLACK.\u2014I very heartily subscribe to the remarks in the foregoing letter #o far as they concern me, LESTER WALLACE, New York, September 9, 1876.CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.To the Tax-payers of Montreal :\u2014 GENTLEMEN,\u2014If the privilege which the City Passenger Railway possesses is the worthless thing they represent it to be, would they fight so hard lo possess it?In my last letter I showed that the published statement was incorrect, I will continue to seleot a few more items from it.Under the heading Municipal Tax, it is written that the Corporation desire to charge for the new privileges, in addition to the $100,000 bonus, and £c.on each passenger, a tax annually of $10,000 per annum, The writer omits to state that the $10,000 per annum is in settlement of arrears of taxes, and is not meant to be charged when the 4c.is imposed.Great ado is made about the regulation, \u201c\u2018 no seat, no fares,\u201d When the Company have double tracks, they can run a car every minute, s0 there will no longer be any need of packing people like herrings in a box.Under the head of \u2018\u2018 Track Obligation,\u201d the Committee are very lenient, indeed, as will be seen on reference to my letter of yesterday; the Philadelphia Roads having the whole street to main- Under date of charter, the C.P.R.is stated to have a 40 years privilege.Sec.27 of Bye-Law 265, a part of the charter, provides that at the expiration of 20 years the Corporation may, on 6 months notice, assume the ownership of the said Railway, and of all real or personal property in connection with the working thereof, on payment of their value (by experts), and 10 per cent.added.This disposes of the questions of stock at 235.Under the heading \u201cCrossings\u201d in the statement a good many bla occur.Why ?Because in most cases of American railways, the crossings must be of flag-stones the whole width of the street.There is not a single crossing in existence on the line of the City Passenger Railway which has ever been made three feet outside their track, If any curlous tax-payer will visit St, Catherine street to-morrow, he will see every stone crossing in the East End laid at the cost of the city, when it should have been done by the C.P.R.He will also see the macadam laid up to the track\u2014out of his money\u2014when the C.P.R.should have paid for it.For years the tax-payers have been robbed in this way by the C.P.R., which does not perform a single obligation it can possibly avoid.In he column on crossings appears this clause, \u2018\u201c Material supplied b: Corporation ;\u201d this is for repairs to roadway.In reference to the margin, it will be seen that this is done in London, Ont., and other Ontarlo towns.The only way I can account for this is that these towns are far behind the age.Not another parallel case can be tel.The C.P.R, admit that they are respon.gible for the supply of material for the track, and one foot outside.Even this they have never performed, and are not doing to-day.Under the head of fares, all the roads are set down as charging 5c., while it is well known that children are carried in the United States for 3c., and free.I have done now with the statement, it is cooked up.Let us examine the plea of poverty :\u2014 The City Passsenger Railway has, it is stated, within thecity, 12 miles of railway \u2014theoutside cost of which may be estimated at $12,000.5144,000 Six miles outside the city.72,000 Real Estate.ou.100,000 $316,000 Capital supposed by the general public to have been paid up, ut by the knowing ones very much doubted.$600,000 I am informed from a reliable source that the Company carried last year three millions of passengers ; this, at 4c,, Is $120,000 perannum, There isa good margin here for expenses, This amount would be 20 per cent.on $600,000, and 40 per cent.on $300,000.It has also a large reserve fund, waiting to be distributed after the new privileges are obtained.No wonder the stock is rated at 236! If my figures are incorrect, it is very easy to refute them by submitting the books to an accouutant, whom I shall be very happy to name.The City Passenger Railway has now enjoyed a monopoly of a valuable franchise for nearly 20 years for nothing, In 1881 the charter of the Company virtually expires.They are now making application for new privileges, which they never had by their charter.The Council very properly refuses to grant privileges for nothing, for which $101,000 can easily be obtained.On enquiry we find that in every city where the people are wide awake these franchises are a source of profit to the public treasury.We know by experience how they crushed out the City Omnibus Company, and then left the citizens without accommodation.One would fancy that the President of the City Passenger Railway Was à publie benefactor, to read his letters.Unhappily this is not the case, and no sane person expects that this corpora: tion will be different from other corporations, Their whole aim is to make money, and to outwit the City Fathers.The privileges asked for can fortunately be put up to public competition, and awarded to another Company; or the city can own the rails, and charge toll on all cars running on the rails, This would do away with the monopoly business entirely.At any rate, it can do no harm to.put the franchise up for public competition, If we offer the right to buy out the City Passenger Rrilway in 1881, I think the city can get $200,000 or $300,000 bonus, Under any circumstances, it is to be hoped that the afflicting spectacle of a large and wealthy corporation payÿag a business tax of $48.75 will never hes geen again.: Yours truly, G.W.SYEPHENS, N.B.\u2014I do not see in thr Com A statement any allusion to the faghth at almost all American Compo.nies poo.\u201d tivion.There is not, 'oelieve, à 5 tance where a whol4 city is Tele by ome Company, \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\" FripAy, September 15, 1878, \u2014\u2014 Fhe Pvening Star, GRAHAM & Co, Proprietors.824 snd $28 Craig Street.CIRCULATION Of the EVENING STAR for the week ending Saturday, September 9, showing CiTX CIROULATION, COUNTRY CIRCULATICH, and SPECIMEN PAPERS :\u2014 City Count: Specm Dar.Circula- Corea papers TOTALS, tion.tion.niry.410,373 1,386 12 259 ,998 2,01 120 12,008 10,149 1,880 12 029 10,164 1,872 12.036 0,095 1,97 110 13,071 10,203 1,918 70 12,121 60,982 |11,542 800 | 72,524 Average daily City Circulation ., 10,163 Average daily Country Circulation.1,823 Total daily average circulation 12,086 Vok VIII.+ + ++ ++ ++ ++ 00 a NOL 219, es FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1876, City DerLivery.\u2014Residents of Bleury street and west of it who desire the six o\u2019clock edition of the STAR, delivered regularly at their houses by careful newsboys, will please send us their name and address, AN EFroRT is being made to induce the Government to guarantee the bonds of the town of St.Hyacinthe, so as to enable proprietors torebuild, No great objection can be offered to this movement, though it is to be hoped that in the event of the Government consenting, a stringent provision will be adopted enjoining the use of non-inflammatory materials by all taking benefit of the issue of the bonds, AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN EUROPE, \u2014 In it\u2019s commercial colump, yesterday, the Herald publishes the following item :\u2014 \u2018A report from Birmingham, in the London Times of the 28th ultimo, says that \u201c English edge tools are losing ground in the north of Europe owing to the increas.ingcompetition of the United States manufacturers, who are sending their goods direct to Hamburg, and offering them, in many cases, at prices which our producers cannot touch.\u2019 \u201d Yet the Hearld is accustomed to argue that \u2018\u2018 protection does not protect;\u201d that American manufactures have been \u2018\u2018killed by protection,\u201d and that Canada would not be benefited by the adoption of a policy framed for the encouragement of native industry, and the utilization of our natural wealth, WINTER NAVIGATION OF THE ST, LAw- RENCL\u2014Mr.E.W.Sewell has snc- cessfully launched at South Quebec a vessel in which is embarked all existing hope for the winter navigation of the St, Lawrence, This pioneer craft, christened the ¢ Northern Light\u201d has been the dream of the life of an experienced shipbuilder, who has, after years of ceaseless agitation prevailed upon the Legislature to grant him a hearing and a chance.Mr.Sewell has demonstrated before a Come mittee of the Commons, and also to the Quebec Legislature, that it is possible to navigate the Gulf of St.Lawrence, and the river too, during the winter, and in bringing the testimony of experienced pilots and hydrographers to bear in support of his theory he has been enabled to show that with a vessel so constructed that no right-angled pressure of ice can ever affect her, it is possible to keep up communication in all seasons \u2018With the \u201cNorthern Light\u201d he hopes to practically and successfully demoustrate the correctness of his theory, and we sincerely trust that his veuture this winter will be a satisfactory one.The Government extend him ample encouragement in giving him a contract for the carriage of the mails between Prince Edward Island and the mainland during the coming winter, and should the vessel meet all the ex pectatious that have been formed concern ing her, it is difficult to say what effects may not grow out of the new and some what daring enterprise.A New Free-TRADE IpEa.\u2014Mr.David Glass, M.P., has enjoyed some notoriety in connection with his bolt from the Conservative party in 1873, when it was falling to pieces under the pressure of various influences, and he was for some months an object of political abuse on account thereof.He has not commanded great attention since he allied himself with the incoming occupants of the Treasury benches, even though he has subscribed to every item of the programme of his new friends, and has actually entered the ham-sandwich and ginger-ale campaign as a Free Trade prophet.Iu this capacity we cannot conscientiously forecast that he will set the St.Lawrence on fire, especially if he keeps on elaborating such parallels as this one : \u201c\u2018Supposing they passed a law in the United States that every man should break a dozen windows who went over there, thea ehouldl we passa law compelling every maa who came over here to break a dozea windows 7\u201d This query was gravely put forth by the sapient legielator in his speech before the electors of Lambtou ab Wat- ford the other day, and the \u2018\u2018 Free Trade\u201d organs appear to be quite satisfied with what can hardly be regarded as.anything better than inane drivelling.After this exhibition we hardly think that the Con- rervatives will continue to mouru the de- gertion of their whilom brother in politics.They will be couteut toleave him in possession, as the leather medallist of the campaign.SoARING PrssIMISTS.\u2014The Echo des\u2019 Deux Mondes, of New York, has the following queer passage : \u2018\u2018For a long time people have been pleased to personify, under the ironical name of the \u2018Sick, Man,\u2019 the Ottoman Empire, upon which the eyes of the civilized world are fixed to-day.It seems to us that it would be more just to apply it to the entire human race.For thousands of years the human race has been like a sick man upon his bed of suffering, changing his position frequently to find some ease for hig sufferings, but the situation becomes aggravated instead of ameliorating,\u201d We are indebted to the Canadien for this extract, Needless to ob- * serve that our Quebec contemporary completely endorses the pessimism of the Æcho, for recent events, regarded from the Canadien\u2019s point of view, must have gone far to obliterate from the mind of its editor any chance impressions as to the ultimate perfectibility of human nature.À man upon whose head rules of court, for «contempt, are falling in a deluge, who is 89 persecuted by the tyrants of Liberalism @ahat he cannot go to jail as à martyr when Ye wants to, whose every effort to make a n wrk as a leader of a forlora hope is th warbed by friend and foe alike, cannot Lut «onclode that this world is a howl ing wilderness of depravity, aad that buman nature is, as a greater iban \u2014Tarte onca splenetically observed, 2 villain and a scoundrel, Malyre Tarte and the Æcho, there be those who think that there is something good, after all, in the world.Bacon says, in the essay on \u2018* Nature in Men,\u201d \u201cA man\u2019s na runs.either to herbs or weeds ; therefore Jat hiny seasonably water the one, and destroy- the other.\u201d This we commend to our Quebec pessimist, and with it, for the purposes ot Lsoutemplation in such times as he elevates himself in personal elevation above his fellows, humility, \u2014that low, sweet root From which all heavenly virtues shoot.THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.A COMPLIMENT TO THE CITY COUNCIL.Though the weather yesterday afternoon was anything but favorable for out-door display, the crowd at the Exhibition continued as large as ever.The cattle were herded together late in the day, making a splendid show, and the horses were exhibited in the ring, the hunters over hardles, An invitation having been extended to the City Council to visit the Exhibition, those who responded were entertained at a Juncheon in Joyce\u2019s booth, at which Mr.Browning presided.Among those present were : Hon.Mr.Ross, President of the Council of Agriculture ; Mr.Beanbien, M.P.P.; Aldermen Nelson, Chapleau, Clendinneng, Foster, Mullin, Rivard, Me- Laren, Wilson and David; Mr.Ogilvie, M.P.P.; Mr.Ashworth, Ottawa; Mr.Lanouette, Mr, Rees and Ald.Campbell, of Ottawa.The bealth of the Mayor and City Council was responded to by Ald, Nelson and Ald.Rivard ; other healths were proposed, including that of \u2018\u2018 Our Guests,\u201d for which Alderman Campbell returned thanks, after which the party broke up.The exhibition closes to-day.The first prize for mowing machines was awarded to the Warrior Mower Company, of Prescott, for which Mr.R.Kerr, of St, Joseph street, is agent, and not to Boyd & Co., of Huntingdon, as given in the official list.Senator Cochrane took the fivst prize for Clydesdales, and not Mr, Bell.Mr.Wm.Wall, of Point St, Charles, took the first prize for the \u2018\u2018best pair of Bremen\u201d fowls and \u2018\u2018 best trio Rouen ducks ;\u201d also for the \u2018\u2018best pair Toulouse\u201d fowls, the latter erroneously credited to Mr.Alex, Frazer, jr., Quebec, AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.CLOSE OF THE SHOW.The Crystal Palace was thronged last night, notwithstanding the rain, by thousands of sight-seers, and the interest in the dogs, the birds and guinea pigs continued unabated.The band of the Royal Fusiliers, under Mr.Hecker\u2019sdirection, played a selection from their excellent repertoire, and everything went off satisfactorily, An amusing incident in connection with the dog show was the recovery of a black and tan terrier which Mr, Dwyer, of the Medical Hall, lost some time ago, and which he recognized in a cage, The dog was stolen by Mr, Alexander Grant, blacksmith, and, when recovered, had on the identical license number which Mr.Dwyer had taken out for him, besides a ticket for the first prize.Grant was taken before the Police Magistrate, who read him a lecture he is not likely soon to forget.Among the other dogs which attracted much attention was a Spanish pointer with her litter of pups.It was almost touching to observe the docility of this sagacious animal, combined with her constant solicitude for the safety of her numerous offspring, A collie dog was also a centre of attraction to the rural visitors ; and the poodles and pugs, the terriers and Italian greyhounds, found a host of admirers, It was in this department that the strength of the dog show lay, for the exhibition of sporting scarcely extended beyondafew spaniels and cockers, a couple of pointers, two or three brace of foxhounds and stag-hounds.As was to be expected, some dissatisfaction has been expressed with the awards, and in\u2019one case at least there would appear to have Leen some just ground of complaint.We refer to Sergeant Hol- brook, of the Water Police, who was awarded a special prize for his Skye terrier, after cntering a protest against the decision of the judges.We have glanced at the fl>vers, the fruit, the drawings and the industrial exhibits in yesterday\u2019s notice, and we woald only add that the complete success of the exbibition held under the auspices >f the Montreal Agricultura) and Horticultural Sceiety must be gratifying to the geutle- menu upon whom the labor of mausgement devolved, In this connection it may be said that to Mr.Evans, the Sesretary of the Society, the thanks of the whole community are due for his unceasing energy and zeal in discharging the important duties of his position.NOON TELEGRAM» FATHER PorNT, September 15.Very foggy and raining heavily ; ligh north-southeast wind ; SS.\u2018\u201cSecret\u201d in ward at midnight; SS.\u2018\u2018Austrisn\u201d in ward at 1:55 a.m.Fox River, September 15.Raining and cool ; stiff southwest breezs S8.¢\u201cBeaver\u201d inward ut 1 a.m.ST.Louis, September 14.Dennis Connors, watchman on the Chicago and Alton Railway, East St.Louis, while examining the trains on Wednesday night had an altercation with some tramps who were stowed away in a cnr containing merchandise, in which he shot and killed one tramp, The Coroner\u2019s jury to-day justified Coanors\u2019 act, and he was released from custody.New York, September 15, Sheriff Connor has received a despatch spnouncing that the prisoner arrested at Vigo, Spain, has been identified by his photograph as Tweed, and is still in the fortress in the Bay of Vigo.It is announced that A.Stewart & Co.have obtained from the New York Central Railroad a contract to transport to Chicago all goods offered by that firm for a year at 17 cents per hundred.Del Lac and Western Railroad tunnel, through Bergin Hill is completed.Powper Skrzep, \u2014 The American schooner \u2018\u2018 J.C.Dean,\u201d laden with about ten tons of powder, was seized yesterday while lying in the canal.The powder was for blasting purposes at the new inland cut, but the law does not permit vessels carrying such dangerous cargoes to proceed farther up the river than the Hochelaga wharf.The Powder Inspector went on board, and a Custom House officer was placed in charge.The schooner then left for Lachine.SPECIAL NOTICES, Coax hall stoves, coal cooking ranges, scuttles, &c., &c.I.J.A.Surveyer, 524 Craig strect.ATTENTION is called to the sale of first prize hot house plants, at Mr.Shaw\u2019s stores, to-morrow afternoon.Criss, Criss, CRIBS of hardwood, only §L.75 each at W.Tees, jr., Furniture \u2018Warehouse, 514 Craig street.You can buy a perfect Fitting Shirt, with a three-ply linen front, for one dollar and fifty cents, at Dezmarteau & Boad\u2019s, 415 Notre Dame street, HAVE you bought your Shirt yet?If not, weshould certainly recommend you to call at Desmarteau & Bond\u2019s, corner of Notre Dame and St.Peter.8.J.ANDRES, surgeon dentist, has removed from No.36 Beaver Hall to No.19 (pearly opposite), and trusts by close attention and moderate charges for a continuance of the patronage extended to him in the past.THE finest stock of mew marbleived kitchen utensils, far better and cleaner than enambled ware, being marbleized inside and out ; they are also lighter and cook quicker ; for sale by L.J.A, Surveyer, {24 Craig street.As A STANDARD REMEDY in every family I pronounce Giles\u201d Liniment Iodide of Ammonia the most valuable and important.No family should be without it.T.L.Raymond, Pres.Produce Bank, N.Y.Sold by all Druggists.AN immense stock of boots and shoes are offered at less than wholesale prices in the retail department connected with our factory, at 279 and 281 St.Joseph street, corner of Maple avenue, opposite Murray street.John G, Lynn & Co.To-morrew, Saturday morning and afternoon, the closing sales of Italian marble statuary, vases, &c., will be held by Mr.Shaw, at the store corner of Notre Dame and St.John streets.The sale comprises some of the finest goods in the consignment, and the whole will be sold without reserve.Sale at ten and two o'clock, | Mr, PowER, of Fort Benton, Montana, - has still sume.2,200 Buffaio Robes of the better grades remaining from his annual gales of 14th inst., which he is prepared to dispose of by private sale, at 30 per cent, less than Hudson Bay Co.\u2019s prices.Mr.P.is pleased to have met the wants of the generai trade, and as he is remaining in the city for a few days longer, offers the balance of this shipment at auction prices in lots to suit.Enquire for further jerticulars at James Claxton & Co.\u2019s warehouse, or at the adjoining warehouse, where the robes are on view.MORNING MONEY MARKET NEW YORK.Sept.15, 10 a.m, Gold.1108 @ 00 Sterling Exchange.484 @ 00 MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a discount of.,.9 @ 00 Greenbacks sold at a dis- comnbof.83 @ 9 Drafts on New York.82 @ 00 Silverboughtatadiscountof.124 @ 15 W.Wen, Stock and Exchange Broker, 121 St, Francois Xavier street.New Advertisements to-day, \"OW READY FOR DELIVERY, \u201c WEEKLY STAR?\u201d FOR THIS WEEK.PRICE, FOUR CENTS, AT THE STAR\u2019 OFFICE.A Splendid Paper to send to Friends at a Distance.THE CONTENTS : FIRST PAGE,\u2014 Latest Mall News of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.Monday and Tuesday.Amerl- can News.BECCND PAGE,\u2014 This page 1s entirely devoted to the serial story, \u201cThe Fate of the Falrest.\u201d THIRD PAGE,\u2014 Continuation of \u2018\u2018 The Fate of the Fairest.\u201d Poli: tical Views of a Humorist The Philadelphia Rowing, Thought she had been Drinking.An Ancient Bill of Lading.An Unpopalar M.P.Lifein New York.An American Responding to the Toast of the Ladies.The late Dr.Taylor.The Centennial Regatta, The Rowing in Philadelpbla.Finance and Commerce.Hay and Straw Market.FOURTH PAGE,\u2014 Our New Story.For the Boys.People.Competitive Insurance, The Eastern Outlook, Tools.The Atrocitiesin Burgaria, The St.Hyacinthe Fire Relief Fund.The Conservative Party, The Lesson on Fire.To Yonng Men.Montreal News.Important Judgments, The Tanneries Land Swap.The Death in the Cells, Frightiul Tragedy.An Indian \u2018Woman's Death, The M.0.and Western Rail: way.FIFTH PAGE,\u2014 Montreal Agricultural and Horticultural Society.Dominion Rifle Association, The St.Hyacinthe Fire\u2014How it was Started.LatestTelograms of Monday and Tuesday.The Provincial Exhibition.Agricultural and Hortleultural Society.Montreal Markets, Canadian Markets Births, Marriages and Deaths, SIXTH PAGE \u2014 Itemsof Interest, Facts and Figures.Science.Remarkable Dlgcourte on Commodore Vandor- bilt.The Governor General's Tour.Montreal as seen by & Philadelphian.The Newfoundland Murder.The Murder at a Wedding.Sunday Reading.Present Help.Stick to the Truth, Do notbe diverted from your Purpose.Prayer.Gems of Thougkt, Temperance and Intemperarce.Savomy £on.Religious Items, The Peculiar THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.New Advertisements to-day BOHRER\u2019S AUTOMATIC Piano Hand Guide.GREAT SAVING TIME AND MONEY TO PARENTS AND OTHERS GIVING Children Musical Education.A Novel method of Etopping Sunday Traciag SEVENTH PAGE,\u2014 Affairs in Britain.A Yankee Opinion.Tortura ofaTurk.Marsacre in Ch\u2018na.Church Ventilation.A Curious Case.The Projected Mer- sey Tunnell.The Wolly Maguires.News of the Week by Telegraph.FIGHTH PAGE,\u2014 Veterinary Department.Medical Department.Agricultural.Roots and Oil Cake for Shesp, Hungarian Grass.Fattening Animals.Farm and Garden.Facts and Figures.Science.Wit and Humor.LORE Salus CAL UNARD LINN.C Vessels Ssil regularly between BOSTON, NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL.THOS.WILSON, 219-e0dmx AGEST, Exsmivion Stoves, THE BEST AS-ORTMENT IN THZ DOMINION.Don\u2019t fall to visit CLENDINNENG'S WAREHOUSES: VICTORIA SQUARE, 532 ORAIG STREET, 686 ST.CATHERINE STREET, THE FOUNDRY: 145 to 179 WILLIAM STREET.W.CLENDINNENG.219x eodm , , BOLTS AND SHOES.Hand-made Mon\u2019s SEWED BOOTS (French Calf), his own make, for $3.25.Also, Ladies\u2018 PRU- NELLA Boots (hls own make), reduced from $1.25 to 20c.LADIESSLIPPERS, 50 cents.47e JOHN KELSRY, 43 Bloury street A 7 ANTFHD, a Horse and Buggy by the week, at 149 St.Constant street.\u2014 2173 ANTEC TO EXCHANSE a new Bililard Table for a Piano; the table 1s one of Riley & May\u2019s 5 x 10 rosewood havelled carom tables.Addrers Box 523, Post-ofige, ANTED, 12 first-class Masons and § Stonc-cutt:rs.\u2018Wages $2.25.MONTREAL COTTON CO., 218-4 VALLEYFIELD, | TANTED IMMEDITELY, a good dwelling, furoished, containing atout 12 Rooms, between Beaver Hall, Mountain, Lorchbester and Sherbrooke streets.Vans early Porsession.PARENT BROS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 218tt 223 8t.James street.2 Te LET, an Office (two rooms) with large vault, No.16 8t.Sacrament streoct.The furniture will be sold cheap.Apply to CRAIG, MOFFAT & LEFEBVRE, 11 Hospital street.A 218-3 NGLERS CAN HAV#ä supply of Minnows again at No.153 Vitre Street.oo 218-3 OCTOR HAYES, late of Dub- - lin, Ireland, can be cousulted daily at his residence, _ 887 ST.ANFOINESTBEET.2186 prsBLic 01 NOTICE, The new standard measures to be had at WARMINTON & PHILBIN'S, 218* 108 McGill sireat.PpUFFALOS HEAD (Stulfed) FOR SALE.Cgn be seen at JAS.BTENHOUSE\u2019S, 18) Bt.Petor street.219-8 ERSONAL, Wanted, R.P.Smithson, Commar- cial Traveller for a Hardware ffrm in Mnn- treal.He, or the firm for which he is tr «vellinz, plesse correspond with 8.H.Powers, 514 £t P al street.218-2 7 OB SALE, avaluabla Invention, patented in [* Csnsos, 1875, useful to farwers, indispensable to city and country stores, railroad depots and steamboats.The * Barres Carrlor\u201d is in usa by the 1.C.R.Boad Company; also, by the (GJOvermaat Ordinance I'cy ot st Halifax, N 8.Cuan be made by Blackemiths, and rold at a large profit, in the Province of Quebec aud Ontario.For sale by CHARLES ROBB, 22 8t.John street; or, SAMUGL R Evans, R1R &: Paul rtrect, Montreal 2191 QGM\u2014To let.alarge furnished room, wita uss T : Or Kitchen if desired, at 408 St Martin «treet 219-3 JROARD and Lodging wanted in a private family west of Beaver Hall, and above St.Catherine elreet, by an Englishman.Late dinner and piano.Terns must be moderate.Send full partieulars to ** Winter,\u201d STAR office.219-2 OBT.\u2014$20 REWABD.\u2014Taken from the City i Hotel, St.Joseph street, on Tuesday nicht, a Gold Watch ; algo, Chaln and Locket attached.Any One reinrving same to Charles Larin, pro- prictor, will receive the above reward and no questiens asked, 219-2 Te a Delivery Book, containing a number of Recetpts.The ander ill be rewarded on returping i © Lovell Printing and Pablish Co., 23 Bt.Nicholas strect, = Ei Frs asumofMouey, Apply at 103 Forfac street.217 ANTED, a General Servant.Appl WwW Aylmer street, ~~ PP MOTS VV ARIE, fret clans Pattern Maker _ Straw Works, 8t, James street.ANTED, Protestant Tablemaids, with good references, at 5 Anderson street, Registry 9-4 at Victoria 219-1 office.7 ANTED \u2014TO THE HARDWARE TRADE \u20144A / situation wanted by a firet-class hand, \u2018Wholesale or Retail ; good references.Address, W.T.T., STAR office.249-4 ANTED, washing by the day or at \"house.IN\" Appiyat Lé6 Aranorat strook © 2174 ANTED, a resident Governess for a family of six\u2014three boys\u2014oldest 15 years; a }nowledee of the French language indispensable ; salary £60.Address Q.14, STAR office.215-6 WV ANIED, by a first-class Laundroas, families washing by the month or dozen; clothes done np in superior style ; terms moderate.Apply to 685 Lagsuchetiere street.216-4 VU ANTED, by à youns lady, sewing by the day, in a private family.Apply at 113 St: George street.NTL MOST RAPID FROGBESS MATE BY USING THIS HAND GUIDE.1t corrects old faults and prevonts new ones, and is sn invaluable aid to the acquisition of a smooth, even, acd correct style of piano playing, Highly recommended and Its general adoption strongly urged by the most cistingulshed Planists and PIANO PROFESSORS of Europe.Read what tom= of them say :\u2014 * Tery excell nt and practical for the first yaars of 11: D0 playing.\u201d \u2014ANTON RUBINSTEIN.\u201cit will be of great service in imparting instruc tirn on the ptar 0.\u2019\u2014CLARA ÉCHUMANN, \u201cPestined to 1euder great gervice both to Pro- ferrors and Pup!ls.\u2014STEPHEN HELLER.\u201c\u2018 Asaresultof its uso, tho time heretofore required in etudyfng the piano will bo notably lessoned.\"\u2014 Groner MATHIAS, Prof.Conserv of Music, Paris, \u2018 Am persuaded that It can bao employed mos .advantsgeonsly, whether in_correcting inveterate , faulis or in acquiring a proper position'of the hands \u2018in elementary studies™\u2014F.LE COUPPEY, Prof Conserv.of Music, Paris.\u2018The superiority of thisnnw land Guido asasris itselt like a second silent Professor, always remin- ing tte pupil whether he is playing cy» rectly or pot.* * * * x Am happy to give it my entire approval.\"\u2014M ARMONTEL, Prof.Cons:rv.of Music, Paris.\u201cTI Co not he:ita'e id doslare that no/king could be Beiter by which to acquire a corract slyls in legato playing, » good posltion of the hands, and a delleate wrist mo sement.I therefor: most sin erely recommend it to a} young planists as a moans nf promoting and shorinirg thelr stailes \"\u2014Avurapy JAELL.It Is.from every point of view, cot anly an improvement but perfection itself, asd Ido not tink it can be surpassed as a means of gecuring indepondanc) aud smootbr ess of execution in playing tha piano,\u201d \u2014CH.GOUROD, the eminent Composer.\u201c A most Ingenious and useful instrument, the adoption of which in all elementary instrastim T cannot urge too strongly.\"\u2014CHAS Harum Indispensible fcr beginners, and even mMors.ai- I ant\u2018efpate its introduition not only jn the music schools of this country (Eog- land), but in every private family where the piano- Jorte is taught.\"\u2014SIR JULIUS BENEDICT, \u201cNo bad habits in playing can be coatractad when 1t 1s used.\u201d\"\u2014@.A.OSBORNE.\u201c Fffectually checks any Leaviness or clumsiness of touch \"\u2014SYDNEY SMITH.¢ Am convinced that it will greatly assist in tha rapid progress of any puptiusiaz1t\"'\u2014ARABELLA GODDARD.) LS s A most ingonious, wimpie aud vs:ful invention.\u201d\u2014BRINLEY RICHARDS.vsnced pupils.\u201c Have great pleasure In recommending Bab- rex's Hand Guide for the Pianoforte.Wo cousider it to be of the greatest assistance to the pupil, and it is our intention to introduce it in the elementary classes of the NAITIONAL TRAINING SOHOOL FOR Music.ARTHUL SULLIVAN, Principal, E.PAUER, ALBERTO VESETTI, JOON STAINER, Mus.Doc, s Have not the slightest doubt that its groatad- vantages will soon find universal recognition, end tbat the instrument will be adopted by every student of the pianoforte.\u2019\u2014W.KUHE, © An excellent invention, and deserves the widest possible circulation and use.\u2019\u2014Ix, KULLACK, Doctor and Prof.of Music, Imperial Court Pianist, and Director of New Academy of Music, Berlin, In addition to the above, chosen at random from among many equally valuable testimonials, the highest possible recommendations of this Hand Guide have been r.ceived from the leading Conservatories of Berlin, Stuttgart, Lelpsic, Vienna, Dresden and Paris, &c., at all of which institutions orders for its immediate Introduction have heen issued.Dlustrated Pamphlets, contalning cuts and description of the Hand Guide, together with Earo- pean testiraonials, &c., &c., to be had of the un- dereigned, and will be mailed free to any address.The Hand Guides may be seen attached to pianos at Mr.Gould\u2019s Plano Warerooms, 211 St.James street.Price, $6.00.For Nple, wholesale and retall, by C.C.DE Z0UCHE,.211 ST.JAMES SU MONTREAL, September, 1878.New Advertisements tu-day | Educattenal, ROF.TRIPP\u2019S GRAND DESCRIPTIVE SERIES, FRANCE and ENGLAND since 1848, A Graphic Portrayal of the marvellous political transformations and thrilling dramatic episodes; together, with vivid delineations of leading actors; from personal knowledge and original sources, combining tha fascinations of Romance, with the rarest historical knowledge, extensively delivered and indorsed by the highest authorities in Karops and the United States.Particulars hereafter, m | M ONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL.| Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Committee of ; Management, will be received at this Hospital till MONDAY, the 18th inst., for the supply of the following articles, from the 1st October, 1876, to the 30th September, 1877 :\u2014 BUTCHERS! MEAT.Roast Beef, best quality, per 100 Ibs, Second-class Cnt Beef, good quality, per 100 1ba.Sides of Mutton, without shanks or sust, per 100 8.Beefstoaks, Chops, Lamb and Veal, per 100 1bs.GOOD BREAD, The six-pound Loat delivered dally.PURE MILK.At per gallon, delivered twice daily in summer.Subject 10 test in Hospital as to quality.VEGETABLES OF GOOD QUALITY.Potatoes, per Bushel, delivered as required.Turaips, \u201c 8 * Onions, \u201c \u201c \u201c Carrots, \u201c \u201c \u201c Cabbage, per dozen, \u201c eo The accounts for the above grticles wiil be pald Quarterly, 218-2 EDWARD RUSSELL, Steward.T.HYACINTHE FIRE RELIEF COMMITTEE.A.À.TROTTIER, Esq., (Cashier La Bavque du Peuple), Treasurer of tne Committee, Will receive Contributions in money from persons desirous of aiding the RELIEF FUND.Contributions in Goods and other Effects will be received also by ALFRED PERRY, Esg , at the Offices ofthe RoyAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, No.160 ST.JAMES STREET.(By order.) Montreal, 9th Sept., 1876.J.ID.Axperson Would invite an inspection of his new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.His Importations of THE SECRETARY.215 SUITINGS, COATINGS AND OVERCOATINGS, have been selected with a view to suit all tastes in pattern quality and price.MECHANICS\u2019 HALL BUILDING, 2C6 ST.JAMES STREET.213-tf Carar CLoTEING, DIAGONAL SUITS $20.00, 0O'HARA'S, No.19 SL Lawrence Street.i OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will ba made to the next Session of the Provincial Parliament, for a Bill Iucorporating, by Spestal Charter, \u2018 The Corporation of tho Town of St.Henr1.\u201d (By order) C.AIME DUGAS, Scc.-Tres.ofthe Municipal Council of the Town of St, Henri, Town or Sr, Henri, 12th September, 1876, 218 1m NOTICH.| TEAS! TEAS! SOLD AT COST THIS WEEK.Very fine JAPAN TEA, 30c.à 1b.10 1b, Catties of the best JAPAN, 5Cc.Call and examine for yourselves from the most select stock of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQTORS, &e., in thie city.JAMES MoCORMICK, _217 Corner Bleury aud Ontario streets.TADACONA INSURANCE CO, FINANCIAL RESULT OF 14 MONTHS BUSINESS O DECEMBER 31sT, 1875.Authorized Capital.$5,000,000 Subscribed 2,300,000 Paid-up \u201c \u2026.200, Government Deposit 50,000 50,000 Total Revenue, fire premiums and in- rest .223,175 Total Losse 83 Invested Funds.184,713 | Cash in hand and Depesit.49,193 OtIier ABBOÎS.Lu.sas 00 00000 49,888 Total Assets.\u2026.\u2026.$298,794 | 95-law ____ GEO.J.PYKE, Gen\u2019l Manager.F ALL GOODS.I.ROZAND, MERCHANT TAILOR.72 and 148 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.Best of Cutters In attendance, 203+ 1870 wiLLINERY.1876 FALL.WINTER.GRAND OPENING Gn THUASDAY, SEPTEMBER l4ih, After which will be displayed all the LATE: NOVELTIES.y ATEST Patterns, Bonnets and Hats, Ostrich Featkers, Fancy Plumes, Ornaments, Feather Trimminga, all colors, &c., &e, - MI1SS BYRNE, 216-6 P62 and 664 l'orchestez strost.0 ONTRITAL LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY.DIVIDEND.The T'ircetors have declared a Dividend of Five per Cent for the half year, payable September 15th THOMAS CRAIG, Res.Scc, K.B.- Money loaned on Mortgage of Real Estate._Interest allowed on time doposits.212 eod ACHINERY DEPOT, 654 CRAIG STREET.LATHES, PLANERS, DRILLS, SHAPES, MORTISBS, BAND SAWS, TENNONING MACHINES, PUMPS, EXHAUST FANS, BAW EMERY WHESRLS, 8; &c.\u2018OR SALE LABRADOR HERRINGS, In Barrels sud Half Barrels, Ex schooner \u2018* Almanda,\u201d six days from Battle Harter, Labrador, now at Quebec, and due here ou 15th instant.BAIRD & KINNEAR, 291 COMMISSIONERS STREET._- 7186 be HFRE are you going ?\u201d said a gentleman to a lady the other day.\u201cWhy,\u201d said she, \u201chave you not heard of the Celebrated CHESAPEAKE BAY GISTERS, Sold by C.H.SHORT & CO., 260 ST.JAMES STREET.If not, come with me and purchase a quart, and youll never go anywhere else to bay Oy: tors * R.THOMSON & SON, \"BLACESMITHS and ENGINEERS No.18 St.Constant Street, | ¥aoING DRILL BHED, Forgings of all kinds made to order, Bemoval, erection and repsirs of Printing me.chinery = specialty.Pulleys and S8hatfting Fitted up, &o.Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Hydrsullg Presses, Hand Lithographic Presses, Embossing Presses, Punching Presses, Printers Ghasas, Wrought and Cast Iron Book Chases AND THOMBSON'S CKLEBRATED PRINTERS ROLLER COM POSITION.FOR BALD, 3 New Horlzontxl Steam Engines, cylinders 9 x 18, Patented Steara Pistons.3 Bookbinders\u2019 Hydraulic Presses, 1 Large Adam Printing Press for steam power; size of Platen, 45 x 30%.Hand Lithograph Presses always .n stock, 23-c0dms UMBER\u2014The andersgned keep constantly on hand a complete s of firet-class seasoned PINE LUMBER, 98590 and nndressed ; seasoned BLACK WALNUT, CiTERRY STNUT GOD.and sn ADAME PETITPAS informs erous friends and the public that she Sires Tony for Music and Singing Lessons, from and after September 15.16 UNION AVENC ly near Philips\u2019 Square.S INGING CLASS \u2014Madame Vincent wants a few more Ladies or gentlemen to make up a private singing class.Early application requested, as only a certain number will be admitted.Terms, $1 per month.Lessons on TUESDAY EVENING, from 8 to 10.Apply at 146 Mansfield street.215-1m Miss Lawosz's Orassrs, NO.100 MANSFIELD STREET, re aseembled on MONDAY, the 4th Hogtember, There are vacancies for two boarder pupils, Circulars rr ay be had as Dawson Bros, and a Mrs.Hill's, No.668 Dorchester street, 198-1m Mzs.{xner1s re-opened her school on 4th SEPTEMBER, at 47 MoGILL COLLEGE AVENUE, Prospectuses to be had at Prince\u2019s music store and at Hills.197-1m j N Mz Wu G.Voer, TEACHER OF SINGING AND PIANO, Resumed his professional duties MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ATH.For terms and information please apply or ad dress, No.260 St.George street.205-3m Tax ScrooL FOR Y OUNG I LADIES, conducted by MISS SYMMERS and MISS SMITH, re-over ed oo MONDA Y, the 4th September, After Thurstay, 24th Auguet Miss Syvmmers Or Miss Bmith vill be at home daily from 11 a.m, till 4 pm, to receive visitors on school business.45 MoGILL COLLEGE AVENUE.Miss Prppres SEMiNary RE-OPENED ON MONDAY, Ath SEPTEMBER, 177 BLEURY STREET.Vacancies for two or three resident pupils.193-1m M rusicand ArT Sexooz, 1403 ET, CATHERINE STREET, cor.Metcalf.210-1m MISS SARAH E.DRUMMOND.Mavame Brriveaw, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO, 619 ST.CATHERINE BTSEET, MONTREAL.208-1m MBE MISSES SABINE Re-open thelr SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, at 58 DRUMMOND STREET, On WEDNESDAY, SRPTEMBER 6th, 209-12 MoxTtrREAL AcaDrNMY.2.8.HAIGHT, M.A, PRINCIPAL B.HAZELAND, B.A.(late Mastor in Hellmuth College), assistant Master, RE-OFERNED on MONDAY, SEPT.4th, Vacancies for two Boarding Pupils.101 METCALF STREET, __ MONTREAL.194 # Mrs.Lars Seminary, SAYBROOK HALL, 862 TORCHESTER STREET, MONTREAL.The AUTUMN TERM of this SCHOOL commenced on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th.Mrs.Lay is at home to receive visitors on SCHOOL business, from 2 to \u20acp m.dally.A few vacancies tor RESIDENT PUP{LS.CILCULARS may be obtained on application.197-1m Gannatr INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES.| BOSTON, MASS, Twenty-three Professora and Teachers.In Instruction, Locatlon, &c., unsurpassed by any American Female College.The 22nd year will begin Wednesday, September 27, 1874.Family pupils enjoy all the comforts and advantages of a pleasant and cnltivated home.For Catalogues and Circular, apply to the Rev fearue Gannctt.Principal, 89 Chester Square, Boston, Mass.196-\u2018m } OnwTarro Labies\u2019 COLLEGE.WHITBY, ONT.Will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, SEPT.7th.Full staff; splendid buildings ; extensive grounds and very reaecouablo charges, For calendars, with all particuiars, address 194 im _ REV.J.KE.SANDERSON, M.A, Maraur Vrscant, 148 MANSFIELD STREET.takes this oppertunity of calling the attention of the general public to the fact that aho \u2018will be prepared to takes few more gcholars in Vocal and Instrumental Dlusic, having taken lessons from the leading Artists of both tue United States and Europe.Bcholars entrusted to her care cuanot butacquire a proficienoy not fo be obtained elsewhere.193-1m N AVIGATION ScxooL.CAPTAIN D.COWANS, the author of \u2018\u201c Life on the Ocean,\u201d proposes opeuiug a class for teaching Navigation about tue 1st of November, Instruction «il) alto be given in the use of Charts and Nautical Instruments, as required by the Mercantile Murine Boards of Examiners in this and the oid country.Intending studonts can address him at No.21 8t.Urbain street, Terms moderato, .N.B.\u2014Studouts will require to find thelr own Books, but not Charts or Instruments, 194 Tur MosTrEaL Pouf T > / { Corner of NOTRE DAME AND PLAOË D'ARMES Offers superior advantages for preparing young men for business pursuits, A practical, useful education is dally becoming more requisite for success in any business or profession The Course Includes Book-keeping In all {tu forms, Fommer- clal and Mental Arithmetic, Business Corra-pond- ence and Penmanship.Special instruction is given In Franch and Short-hand.For fall information apply at the College, or addreag 215 TABKER & DAVIS NEW _ ADVERTISEMENTS.Hopvesor, Murear & sv MNER, tEstablished 1857.) , Just receiving new goods in Prints, Ribbons, Dolls, fhirtings, Rraids, Drums, Grey Cottons, Buttors.Concertinas, Tickings, Eelts, - Balls, Lustres, Braces, Tas Sotte, Cohourgs, Perfumery, Paint Boreas, Dress Goocs, Pipes, Masks.Cloths, Stattonory, Tn Toys, Tweed, Combs, Waad Toys.Flannele, Cutlery, Bollowu Toya Blankets, Jew=llery, A B{ Black: Shawls, Berlin Wools, Desks, \u2018 Winceys Wonllen Yarns, Work Rares, Felt Bkirts, Hosiery.Albnws, And a large variety of other goods aaitabie for a general country store, (NUNS BLOOX), 347 ST.PAUL S°REUT, MOYTPRE AL, WHOLESALE ONLY.(ALL Visitors to the Exhibition aro requestsd to call and examine the Stork of 2135+ AND BEE, LADIFS\u2019 AND GENTS MANUFACTURED FURS, NOW ON VIEW, AT REYNOLDS & VOLKELS, 427 NOTRE DAME STrrepr.LARGE STOCK in all ths newest styles to select from, aud at pricaa to suit the times, Dyeing, Cleeninyg, Altering and Repa'ring neitty and promptly executed, at REYNOLDS & VOLKEL'S, 427 NOTRE DAME STREDT, Between 8¢.Peter and Dollard streets, 17-cedm* H arr SwiTczns.LADIES\u2019 AND GENTS WIGS, VERY LOW, AT AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN CHEAP HAIR STORES, 203 NOTRE DAME STREET.191eodm* PROF.LAVOIR FoRS AT BE, A Lot éf-Land 112 feet front on Carlton Road east of the Reporvoir, 1360 fe-t fronton Wall Brag ORNS, BUNIONS and all diseases of the feet instantly cured without pain by Dr.MURPRY, at his office, 718 aly area | mmm == cate Avenue, and opresite to the Proper:y of the Mogi] College.Apply to * ROBT, RITHELY & BONS, 214» 99 St.Fransals Xavier street, .LADIES! and GENTS\u2019 BATHIRG TAPS.Auction Sales: By Benning & Barsalou.V?LUABLE SALE OF BU! DINGS AND BUILDING LOTS, WITHOUT RESERVE.bert ers have been instructed by Ro Graham, Erq.Executor to fre Estate of the late 11, withou , John RO afreeme street, immediately facing the Longueuil Ferry, on SATURDAY, 16th September neh de, con id es Come All the immoveables belonging to said catal 5.000 brick.) The rsole of he ings are built of brick, w.ne et have been out La qe great deal of care and regardles: qu Rosie reasiug rapidly, and will co om 16e on acoount of he extension of the.harbor and ts proximity Jo ola Brick Bakery, stone Railroad.Likewise, a sO! alery, stone boiler, engine and al fonndations nor © manufacturing ship biscuits, The subseri ment Houses (built of tely adjoining, 40 crackers, &c., and immedia 1d on the pre- Buliding Lots, The whole will bo 8004.00 © 0 Bris i ithout any reserve.Faciné Vito Cottages, on Bobb street, at TWO \u2019 orelock BENNING & BARSALOU, 8.210 Auctioneer J.¥F.Raymore._By A UCTION SALE \u2014The under- to sell on signed has received instructions the grouxde, on WEDNESDAY, 20th Sep x bor, all the Timber being used for the buildings o ue bibition.consisting of Pine Beams (2 inc es , 40, (11; inches), Pine Boards (1 inch), Spruce Bouts (1 inch.) All this Timber can be used ri bo a dinner served on the grounds at 12 sharp.Sale at TEN o'clock a.m.J.F.BAYMORB, 219 Auctioneer.BAFKRUPT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.In re P.D.BROWNE, Insolvent.-one lots of Jand im St, Mary's Ward, frames on Forsyth street and Poupart Biroots being subdivisions of Lot NO 1363, on ths Official Plan.The said twenty-one Lots will ba sold together in one lot, The terminus of the Northern Colonization Railroad is expected to be in the ~ici- nity of this property, The undivided half of a lot of land being a portion of the Gregory Farm, front- ingon St Patrick street, Atwater Avenue and Centre street, and being st the extremity of Mauu- facturers street and St Charles street, both of which may be continued through the said Lot, which had a superflcies of about 126,000 feet.To be sold inthe Insolvent Court, Montreal,on MONDAY, the 18th September, at TEN 0'slock a.m.THOMAS DARLING, Assignee.217-2 2aw 182 St.James street, Montreal.New ADVERTISEMENTS.JANOS TUNED and RHPAIR- ED, by one of the best Practical Tunersin the city, Orders left at Mr.H.J.Bhaw\u2019s Piano Warerooms, Cralg street, will receive prompt at- temton.ud C ANADA, 3ASH, DCOR, BLIND D HOULDI.G& PACTORY HOLMES BUTHERFORD & C0, Lumber Merchanis sud Manufacturers, Mullin street, Montreal.Birch and Walnut Balusters, Btalz Rallg, &¢.Kiln died Wal herry.nut nd Cd Ofc No.31 Bonaventure gtraet.Lumber Yard, 773 Craig strect.166 3 R MIDDLEMISS & C9.o 67 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.STOCKS, BONDS and DEBENTURES, BOUGHT AND SOLD STRICTLY ON COMMISSION.Safe and profitable investments recured.Orders rom pHy attended to.116* B-GILDING! RE-GILDING! HIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES equal to Raw, at trade prices, At G, WELDON\u2019S, 116 and 117 BLEURY STRERT, y Near Dorchester.63* For Te Sra-siDe, FISHING STOCKINGS, YACHTING 8HORY, | For sale at the | RUBBER WAREHUUSE, i 153+ W.¥.MEWHUA | + | HAVANA CIGARS.dust roceived the best (francs ot New (sop ' HAVANA CIGARS, selactsd on the apo! by our Bonlor.® 49 LABATT, No.419 ST.PAUL STREET.vs OTICE.A Tr Our stock of FALL PANCY GOODS and TOYS 1s now complete, and we would respactfully invite an irspection from the CITY and COUNTRY dealers.H.A.NELSON & SON'8, 81 to 97 ST.PETER STREET, Toronto Branch : 56 and 58 Front street.209° à OC GIROUX, LICENTIATE OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION, informa hie friends and the public In general, that Le bas bought the West End Medical Hall, 601 St, Joteph street, correr Beignounrs strect, and will always have on band the most complete and best quality of Lruge, Patent Medicines, Perfamery, Tollets snd Fancy Articles.Particular attention will be paid to prescriptions and family \"oops 2 * 400 WESTERN HOUSE.4 400 ST.JOSEPH STREET.NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODA, FINGERING and WHEELING YARNS, The largest stock in the West-end.THOMAS BRADY, 400 ST.JOSEPH BTRFET, 400, DRAIN PIPES, - PORTLAND ORMENT, ROMAN CEMENT, CANADA OERMRNT, FIRS BRIQK&S, FIRE OLAY, 214e wor male by W.& F.P.CURRIE & Cu, 100 GREY NUN STREET, MONTREAL.168 WILEESBARRE ANTHRACITE COAL.EGG.B8TOVE., .CHESTNUT., .Cash on ordering.JOHN WATKINS & CO, 15 Cote STREET.2 WALL STREET SPRCULA.TION.The reliable house of AUXX.FROTHINGHAM & Co.Ko, 12 Wall street, New York, publish a handsomx sight page weekly paper, called the Weekly Finan cial { ey send frees to any address.In add to a large number of editorials on financial and business topics, it contains very tall and accurate reports of the «alex and standing of svery bond.stuck and security dealt In at the Stacy Exchange.Messrs, FROTHINGHAM & 00., Aro ©< tensive brokers of large experience and tried Integrity.In addition to their stock brokerage bu ai.ness, they sell what are termed * Privileges,\u201d nr \u201c Pois and Calls,\u201d now one of the favorite metho 18 of legitimate speculation.Thelr advice Is valuah +, and by following it, many have made fortunes \u2014 New York Metropolis, 118 JOHN L.HARDMAN & oo JeARURACTURERS OF GENUINE OAK TANNEL LEATHER BELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSE, LACE LEATHER, &o., &o OFFICE AND FACTORY: (ior, Ln ming snd Bonaventure Sta, MONTE BAL.N B,\u2014A411 mill supplies tarnished wu, ortest notice, Pen morts PprANo WAREROOMS 211 ST.JAMES STREET.The subscriber 1s now receiving his ngnga) | agrortment of PIANOS AND CABIN see tho Fall trade, à of 7 ET ORGANS tor arties in need of a thoroughl, or ment, made by manufacturers « ot enable tr tation, ean he supplied at low prices, aud on pu favorable terms.Excellent 7% octave Rosew oe Panos, with curved legs and pedal, ang Wa ood ed for five years, offered for Trant- auction Sales; By John J.Arnton.OF BEDROOM FURNI TURE, BEDDING, &0.The Directors of the MONTREAL ProrRipTARS ScHooL baving decided to discon nue aking eds oe 1o afford addiliong e subscriber d upils © foes Seton \u2018on the premises, 33 McTavish Biresh On SATUBDAY, the 16th INST, Chistoon f the Bedroom Furniture, &o.r fon boistoads, Washstands and Fittings, Spring heels.agses , Malone els, Châtre, Tables, &c.; one Tapestry Carpet, only a short time in use.Sale at TEN o'clock.ARNTON JOHN J.AR onecr, GALE 214 HE FXCELLENT BRICK stone foundation, No.218 ST.uO OE aT near St.Antoine stroet, will be sold at subscriber\u2019 Rooms, on SATURDAY, 16th INSTANT.2 nearly in \u2018* Robert's Block,\u201d an rl ai Ms house Le a oiming are ocsupied by owners, well built and finished; good situat on, Doar St.Antoine street cars : lot 103 feet deep, wide lane in rear.Well worthy the attention of oT one wishing to purchase & medium price y either for occupation or investment.Bale at TWO o'clock.JOHN J.ABNTON, Auctioneer.214 Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS, POINT ST.CHARLES.The subseriber will sell bis rooms, No.79 Sb, James street, On SaTURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, treet ery eligible Lots on Congregation sree close te a T.Se orsenops, each 24 x 96.well drained.only $200 on each lot cash, bal- snot \u2018ab Tore: oat.y Good chance for à small investment.Sale at half-past TWO o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, 216 Auctioneer.MONTANA TERRITORY BUFFALO ROBES.The Subscriber \u2018will sell at his xooms, 70 St James street, Montreal, on WEDNESDAY, 20th September, about 2,000 PRIME ROBES, from Montana Ter- t 8 mor, U8, ment is a very fine one, with only very few of the lower grades.: The Robes are now on view.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock, JOHN J.ARNTON, 218 Auctioneer.RADE SALE OF TEAS.On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, will be offered at the S8amplo Rooms of Mesara.Davia Torrapce & Co, Exchange Court, to close suc dry Consignment accounts, 2,085 PACKAGES JAPAN TEAS, consisting of 908 half chests of YOKOHAMA LEAF, 1,157 half chests NAGASAKI LEAP.Catalogues will be prepared and samples may be examired tho day previous.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock.JOHN J, ARNTON, 218 \u2018Auctionesr.GREAT SALE OF LOTS AT MOUXT ROYAL VALE, BY AUCTION, ON THE GROUND, Saturday, September 23rd.Thesubecriber 18 Instructed by Tos, #, O'BRIEN, Esq,, to sell as above anuonnced, on SATURDAY, 231d SEPTEMBER, the balance of the Lots then remalning uneold, æithout reserve, ON the followlag terme :\u2014Ten per cent.cash, balance a: the end of three, five or ten yosrs, at 7 per cent interest.A number of rescrved Lots botwoen Cote St.| Luke Road ana Third strect, will also be offered.Sale on the Ground at ONE o'clock.JOHN J.ABNTON, Auctioneer.FROM NOW TILL DAY OF SALR, parties can bave as many lots a8 they require for the prioe, spd on same terms as herotofore, viz, $130 per + English Song and Dance | i Jot, between 3rd and 7th strects, to ba pald in la- ; stalme nts equal to one dollar pcr woek, The lots north of Central Avenue 3300 each, payments .\u20acqnal to 50 cta per wcck.\u2018When the required pumber of lots sre sold, It is my intenticn to build a number of honsos of various designs of solid brick, with stone foundations, or ali stone, to be pald for by instalments, equal to two dol'ars per wcek and upwards, acecrding to the cost of the bulld- ings, which will be nearly one half less than city prices.As I have an unlimited supply ot brick, sand and stone on the property, purchasers preferring to build thelr own houros will be supplied with these materizls at equally re- Ices.duced prie 7.P.O'ARIEN.\u2014 By Devany & Co.RIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS the 15th and luth inste.CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT BALE OF ELEGANT BLACK WALNCT FURNITURE, by order of MBSSES.GHREISH & O'BRTEN, Boston, and the \u201c Union Cabinet Co ,\u201d Indiana.We are Instructed by the above Consignces,to sell at our roon.s, No.650 Craig street, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOO®S NEXT the 16th and 16:h inert y the balance of thelr clegant Black Walnat Purni- turc unsold, comprising : 20 Elegant (new atylo: M T.Chambor Suites, 10 Richly-oarved Drawing Room Bnites, 10 Handsome Wardrobes, 1ichly furnished, 5 do Bookcases, 15 Extension Dining Tables, truss log, 15 M.T.Centre Tables, Together with a large var'cty of Halr-cloth and Cane-gcated Chairs, Kofas, Exsy Couches in croton, Fancy Chairs and Tables, vory costly Clocks and Orpamenta, &c.&c.Terms, liberal.Bale each day at TWO o'clock.DSVANY & CO, Auctioneers.By W.C.Norman, {LEAR'NG SALE OF FURNT.TURE, PICTI'RES, &e, 217 my Store, No.450 Notro Nami street.a great var- riety of New and Seco- d-haud Housvh>id Purnl- ture.comprising Parlor and Isedroom Sete, Snfse, Couches Muttresace, Bionkete, Mirrors, Picturue, Pookcases.Bnreaur, Crockery.Glass, Platad Warn, Cutiery.and & gencral assortmont of usefa! Lousehold Requisites, Faleat 10am, 2and 7 p m.218-3 W.C.NORMAN, Auctionrar.By Honr; J.Shaw.SALE OF HOT-HOUSE PLANTS.Iwill eell at my Stores, Cralg street, on SATURDAY AFTREROON NEXT, the 16th (nat., by order of Jamnas Biack, oue hundred Hot home, Plante sod threo Vases, all pata ave jast taken first prizes at the Exhih .May be seen Saturday morcing.xhivttion Sale at TWO o'clock, HENRY J.SHAW, 218 _ 12 1 ___ Anctioneer, {LOSING SALE~ OF ITALIAN MARRLE STATUARY, HANNINN 4 RI CAN, FLORPNTINE AND ARPT AY Ve ELEGANT CARD RECK(VERS, Groups of Animale, Greclan and Ro Btatueites and Vases, do.0 Urus Alabaatar 0a BATURDAY MORNING and AFT 16th INSTANT, FENOON, the halanco of the cop the finest groups, Bares men ra at will bosold.Thewbols without auy rossrvation.Sale at TRN and TWO o'clock.HENRY J.BHAW, 218 _____ Anetloneer, ARGE SALR OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Rd R \u2018 Parlor Bets, Dining Boom Furniture, Couches, priv Beds, Carpets, Bedding, Mirrors, Cooney )assware, Ornaments, Plcturos, two Pianos, au a large varlety of General Goods, at my Stores, 728 Craig street, on MONDAY MORNING, 18th Inst, Sale at TEN o'clock, HENRY J.HAW, 217 Auctlonger.By James Lydon.JMPORTANT CLEARING SALE On BATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1876, AT THE AUCTION BOOM, 424 NOTRE DAME STREET, comprising Hair-lcoth and Re Pa Chamber Sets, Ash ditto, B.Sidebsaran ary : robes, Lounges, Gilt Mantel 2480 Crockery, &c.No reserve, Mirrors, Mater \u201c Sale at TEN o\u2019elock à m, 218-2 JAMES LYDON, Auctioneer.[FSOLVENT ACT of 1269 & \"75.In re CLEMENT PATTENAUDE, an Insolvent.TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVR DOLLARS Upright, Square and Grand : and at all prices, from $275 to Sines ln all styles MASON & HAMUIN Cabinet £2700.Call and ¢xamine tock b where, Organs fro n 870 to efore Purchasing elge - JOSEPH GOULD, 211* codm 211 BT.JAMES STRERT.TE~TENDTREA AN W WAREN OU ER CO FRE TEB, corner of Mountain and St.B + Bonavent ALWAYS ON HAND we séroets.i ALL KINDS OF CHOICE G INES and LIQUORE CE PLES, w Butter a speciality, H.EDSON & Co.127+ THE VISITORS TO THE EXHIBITION are Tespectfully invited to ray à Visit to the celebrated Establishment of DENIS GERVAIS, Manufacturer of COACHES, PHÆTONS, ROOKAWAYS, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, SLEIGHS, &c.,, x.810 CRAIG STREET, te Office and Bhow-rooms: 75 BONAVENTURE STREST 217-4 did OL NEWSPAPERSFOR SALE | at the Bar Office - WII bo sold hy t! e Amignes at 88 St.Elisabath ' Etreet, on BATURDAY, the 16th instan at Elev | o'clock in the forenoon, a ot thom the household goods of © above insolvent, consisting of Bofas, Ch Tables, &c , &e, \u2019 \u201cre Terme cash.Sale punotoal, JOHN WIIYTS, Oficial Assignee.AUTHORITY Or JUSTICE.2184 SALE RY ; ime of th, Montreal, Foreman, ay slen all th HA terest a Davia MiInerney and Wilts and y \u2018noes, and hrothers in-] *Std lata l'aniel Keny osald Toop he able property viornnedy, in tre aforesaid Immoy- tof 7 and situgts, 1 in Ann's Ward, forming te Corner na wa Arie au rongregation streets, being known a8 the n in hor Ome red and So enty- three (No.273) on the ork nf Refe 0 Anne Ward, In the said Clty of Montreal, wits ths Bor nes | Theron erected, \u2018three brick houses, soif, tenements and ofher bt ding: nll HD of two BROGAR & P.Notaries and Comaiestoners, 207 2aw 58 8t Francois Xavier street y will be resant On SATURDAY WEXT.16th last.1 will sell at | | ¥ Meetings and Amusements, GFAND FIREMEN'S PICNIS ONTHE MONTREAL LACROSSE GROUND, SHERBROOKE STREET, ' ON SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, 187e (WEATHER PERMITTING.) ' For further particulars, see Programme Games at the Fire Stations.ag JONGUEUIL AMATEUR DRAMATIO CLUB, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT.15th, \u201cCASTE.\u201d 4dmiaston, 26 cents.111 leave J special stesmer w vo Jacques Square Wharf at 7.30 p.m, for Longueuil, atten turn to the same whart after the peformanog, McE ¢e\u2019s Brass Band will play on the boat to from the city.apd VICTORIA SKATING EINE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 157g, d Mii Promenade Conce guid Bert he Epi oni tte 11; CO O an I Erbe distinguished th Fustioeg: PATRONAGE OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAY; Lt.Col.FLETCHER, C.M.G., Com.the Distrig B, Lt.Col.MoKay, Com.MG.Artillery, t Lt Co ND, Com.1st Prince 0: Lt.Col, MA RTIN, Com.6th Fuuiloenns © And Officers of the above Regiments, Tickets to be had at usual places 25 ctg, Eoors open at 7.30 p.m.Concert atg pm cisely.\u2019 N.B\u2014Volnnteers attending this Oo; spectfully requested to appear in Uniformy Are ro, BERGT.J.J.REED, 6th ! Secreta cert, GODSAVETHEQUEEN, 9145 GRAND EXCURSION TO Dre.Io ST.HYACINTHE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUFPERERg, SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, 176 Train will leave Bonaventure Station pm.and St.Hyacinthe at 6 p m.Fare there and back 65 cents.There will bo Cars enough to Accomadate patsengers.MR.HARDY'S SPLENDID BAND will ac {he excureionists.Don't fall to take $his trip, and to contr, the rellef of the gufferere by the ute ta Hyacinthe, 7140 Crest fire at gy, Tickets for sa\u2019e at Dr.Picault'e Ze Na Minerve, Fogarty & Bros, corner of Bt, Main and St.Catherine strcots, and Perry Lsmbert\u2019s Blll, 21 CADEMY OF MUSIq at 1.45 2000 Company tiona Lawrie d i 3% AI M EE The QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE, and he RENCH OPERA BOUFFE COMP 29984 Briday, Bept 18th.La Fille de Mme dng, SATURDAY, Matinea at Two olaloos, 200 GIROFLE GIROFL 4, Admiseion to all parts of the House, 82.Saturday Evoning.Sept 1Gth.a Jolie Parfam On which occasion AIMEB will introduo have PRETTY AS A P] 7 Monday, Sept.18th orv Ta Ferick Tuesday, Popt.198! Canorda Trib ) (The W uok, Beats at Prince\u2019s Music Store, Notre Dame st, ag _\u2014 OMMER AT C Soin FL UTUAL The Annual General Meeting of th) tke reception of tho Report of the Bo, tors for the past year, the Rlection Trustees and Auditors for the ensu the transaction of such other busin then and there legally submitted, URION HALL, 713% Craig the 18th day of September, # Society, for ard of Direg.of Direc log your, a ess ag may ba will be held af street, on TUK3DAY, Instant, at th Eight in the evening precisely.* hous of W.TURNE 2187 Secretary Senet YOMINION B À BUILDING Notice Is hereby given that a pect, Meeting of the Shareholders of thie pv vo celve the statement of affairs of tho said Forel\u201d and authorise the Directors to adopt, in those de cumatances, such measures roosed deem the most advaut eons to.th ost * be held in Nalson's Hall, No 505 Oralg 40 this city, on MONDAY! th Tha ats o'clock, \u2018nthe venin.18th of fost (By order of the Directors.) -B.LAP R Montreal, 26th July, 176.On 500 Tras HUE HALIFAX AND BRETON RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY.\u2014 A meeting cf the Shareholders of this Com will be held at the Office of Messre Aus, TAIT, WOTBERSPOON & ABBOTT, Hospital street, Montreal, at 3 P.M.on WEDNEADAY, the 27th INSTANT, for the purpose of electing Directors and othas- wise urgauizing the Company.Montreal), Beptember 12th, 1578.Lae 217 \"TUE ANNUA I.JX HIBITION or 1 MOKT L AGRICULTORAL AND REA fk LA HORTICUL OR PAY Repos ; ac DIFG, On THLSLAY, WEUNKSUAY and 3 121th, 1th aud 1.Banque Jac.Cartier 8213 82 oes Worchants\u201d Bank B.0.Bay 92 921, Merchants\u2019 Bank ex div| .res veu E.Townships B evens] 10834 108 vere Quebec Bank.ireevs ve 103 ee 86% | es | 19 01° 1 50 ces .127 eos ro | 6 i e B ee veer xan Yili Marie.75 674 Got Intercolonial Coal Co .ver \u2026\u2026 Huron Copper Bay.00 a Montroal R80 \u201cees cans Gr FALL, Bd : \u201coe son ha \u201cees eee FP Poti melegraph 00 5.0.158 1581 [159 1880, Dominion Telegraph Co.| 93 82 924 Richelieu and O Nav.CO.81% 92% Union Nav.Co.vee \u2026.cree gues ian Hh [I 55 8 evens i oy Sante Kxchange.| | sees BO Oredit Foncier.ours iol RH Engine el Quotes Fire Assurance ere freee tere Company.» av.veer Montal Invest\u2019nt A a Manufast | voce \" vers Ing CO.evrousreiennserl (qq wee vers Cornwall Manuf DYscorsourocerr vere were .Montreal Warehousing te any 40 sous © 8 2 tees rican Car Co.| 1.0 - \u2019 Moatres) Building Amol | sa oe a Company.118 [116% 118 Coldbrook Bolling Mills OOMPHRAYT.vocvorareot] oo cera Hamilton Pr.and Le GlOty.\u2026201000 0000 vere curs ware vers evec & .P- B.S, 00.vere cons cave Cana - BOY hos Com any.vu 04% 94 vere 0 u eur re Dominion Stock 108 | vere carr .hve \u201ceee vt.Deb.6 D.C.OF.0.vers Gort.Deb.b D.C.stg.ers JOON Govt.Deb_ 5 pc.OF a, - .er Montreal Harbor Bonda,| 81 p.6 102 101 ers Quebeo Cor.Stock, 7 D.6.| «ve vous set Do.do.Bonds, 6p.c| .fees Jo Montreal 7 p.c.vee] 118 116 vere Montronl 6 p.0.Stock.| 1014 100 vere Montreal Gor.Bouds.| 10149 1005 Joe Montreal W.W.Bonds.| 10:32 1100 TT N .\u2026.\u2014 () mem\u2014 \u2014 2 \u2014 \u2014 bonor of their women not to have raised such a howl of indignation as would have ts B Bank Gold New Advertisement this PM, JMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY have completed their arrangements, 50 that the Wagner Car, with Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars, will run through without change from MONTREAL to NEW YORK and vice versa, J.N.BOCKUS, 219-3 AGENT, NATURAL HISTORY ROOMS, UNIVBRSITY STREET.TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, At three o\u2019cleck and at eight, TWO PERFORMANCES, AFTBENOON AXKD EVENING, APTOHMAS FAREWELL HARP RECITALS, warevious to his departure for Toronto and the st Tiokets $1.To be obtained at Princes Musio Store, Notre Dame street.219-3 | EROANTILE - AGENCIPHOBIA.This {8 8 new disease unknown to the anclents, The prinelpal feature of the disease is that at the mention of the words * Mercantile Agency\u201d the poor victim goes off into incoherent expressions quite meaningless, and always indicating a derangement of the brain.There 18 à very Serious case of this kind in Montreal at present, To be free from the eontaglon of this disease you muet go to CHEAPSIDE for your DRY-GOODS, 437 and 439 ROTRE DAME STREET, DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! First choice of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS in all the new colors.Seal Browns, 25c.to Navy Blues, 256.to mes, a Cafe au Lait, 35c, SEAL BROWN TRAILS.Navy Blue Tralls, 2bc.up to Plum Trails, 25c.up.Prune Trails, 25c.up.Cafe au Lait, 26¢.up.CHECK SERGES, Worth 25c, to be sold at 156.BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS! Beautiful Black Dress Silks, onl: A Taos Blas Silk $1.26 ,; I rt Ponson\u2019s Blac.8, $1.25, well .few pieces loft.\u2019 ' worth $2.Onlya Heavy Gros Grain Silks, 900.Heavy Gros Grain Silks, $1.00.Bonnet\u2019s Silks, all makes.CASHMERE SILKS, .26, 31.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.Rint nr 0.© cheapest and bes TC OHÉAPHID 80 to 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, 31.25.New Shade of Plum, $1.50.Mid Blue, 81.25.8ky Blue, $1.25.Lavender, $1.50, Pink, $1.75.Mauve, $1.75.For the cheapest and best stock ef COLORED SILKS go to CHEAPSIDE.One case LADIES' FELT SKIRTS, all new colors and trimmings.BLACK! BLACK! BLACK! Go to CHEAPBIDE for the best 15c Black Lustres, Go to CHEAPSIDE for the best 20c Black Lustres.Go to CHRAPSIDE for the best 25c Black Lustres, Go to CHÉAPSIDE for the best Stock of Mourning oode FANCY FLANNELS.Go to CHEAPSIDE for the best 25¢ Fancy Flannels, Hoyle\u2019s Prints, 10c, Hoyle's do 100.Hoyle\u2019s do 100.One case new Basket Cloths, 250 a yard, One case Grey Chambly Flannels.One case Bcarlet\u2019s, One case Chambly Shaker Plannels, At CHEAPSIDE, 437 and 439 Notre Dame street, A.A.MURPHY, 207+ PROPRIRTOR.PpHECŒBEE.PHŒBE JUNIOR : A LAST OHRONIOLE OF CAR- LINGFORD.By Mrs.OLIPHANT, \u201cThis novel shows great knowledge of human nature.The Interest goes on growing to the end.Phebe is excellently drawn.\"\u2014 Times, \u2018f Altogether this ' Last Chronicle of Carlingford?not merely takes rank fairly beside the first which introduced us to Salem Chapel, but surpasses all the intermediate records.Pnmbe Junior herself is admirably drawn.'\u2014 Academy.* This is a clever book, and will be read with interest hr all sha .Qavr \u2014acreern.© - Tor pale br DAWSON BROB, T HE CHEAPEST DRY-GOODS EVER OFFERED IN MONTREAL $3,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS, purchased much below value, will be sold at an enormous Reduction on Re It would take the entire sachom of paper to give a full list of this Stock, but don\u2019t fall to call and Judge for yourself.STE.MARIE BROTHERS, Prloes.454 NoTRE DAME STREET.208 OF AMERICA, October, B 0YS FAMILY HERALD, YOUNG MEN OF GREAT BRITAIN, September, and 500 more of the Lakeside Library edition of standard Novels complete for 12c.e ach just received asthe Popular Cheap Storo, 21 Bleury street, near Notman\u2019s\u2014BATTLE BROS.& SHEIL.2164 AGAZINES, FAMILY HERALD, Every Month, Young Men of Great Britain, Youug Britain, Sonsof Brittannias, Famil Reader, Wedding Bells, Young Ladies\u2019 Journal, London Journal, Bow Hells, &C., &c,, for the current month, recelved at .S0MNS'8 MAGAZINE and NEWS HERDERRBO.340$ 217+ 187 St Peter and 67 St.Lawrence street N'ACARA DISTRICT MUTUAL VIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1838, This Uompany 18 Dow prepared to INSURE REAL RESTATE PROPERTY and PRIVATE DWELLINGS at very advantageous rates.Agents wanted in all anoccupled parts of Ontarlo and Quebec.A.Dn LART, 1934 Manager for Uutario and Quebec, X7ANTED TO RENT, a Farm nesr Montreal of about 100 acres.ly by letter, ; 19@PP13 PF \u2019 T 4, STAR Office.ThE EX BELSIOR QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY will hald their Weekly Assem- biy on TUESDAY, 10th nat, in the Alexandra Rooms, St.Catherine street.Henaud's Music will be in attondance.\u2014F.COOKE, Sec'y.219-2 ANTED TO PURCHASE, the Lrase, Good-will, License and Fixtures of a respectable saloon.Address, P.W., oars P.O.Bex 678.219- OR SALR\u2014Rare Chauce\u2014Abook vf the Canada 4 \u201cMutual Building Society; $54 patd up; wiil be sold for $40.Address ** Canada,\u201d STAR 0: ies OOMS\u20140 let, Furnished Parlors, folding- doors, together or separate ; good locality for a doctor, No.174 Bleury, corner 8t.Catherine street.219-4 QOMS\u2014Pleasant, large furnished rooms to let, R with all modern conveniences desirable, at 148 Max sfield street, 219-2 OARD\u2014The Centennial! Restaurant, 213 Mc- B Gil street.Bill of fare at 30c., Sat.rday, 16th Sept.: Muligatawny Soup, Roast Beet, Roast Duck, Boiled Turkey, Boast Chicken, Stewed Kidneys, Madeira Sauce, Veal and Ham Ple, Lamb's ¥ries, Vermicelll Pudding, Peach Pie Melon, 12 dinner tickets, $3.Diuner per month, $6.Full Board per month, $16.Wedding Breaktasts, Private Dinners, Suppers, Ball parties suyplied at moderate charges.2191 UND,on St.Helen s Isiand, a Pawnbrokers F° Ticket for a Waton.Apply ot STAR once, ANTED.\u2014A young lady with excellent refor- ences, desires s ro engagement as Governess, Acquirements : the usual branches of Fnglish, with Ruclid, Algebra, Latin, French aud Drawing, Address, G., P.u., Montreal 219-3~ Ww NTED IMMEDIATELY, a competent Table.Anata (Piotestant.) Apply at 9 Beaver Hall square.219-2 D, a situation by a young man as Stores Aa, \u2018or in any other place where he can make himself useful.Address, \u201c Q,\u201d 306 German street.219-4 TED, a good Plain Cook, also, to wash and A : \u2019 must be well recommended.apply at 209 University street.219-3 ANTED, a Thorough Servant.Apply atl3p Bleurystroet, ~~ 219-1 mo LET, A COMMODIOUS WELL-LIGHTED ROOM, Over STAR Office, facing Craig street.Rent very moderate.183+ i HITARDN - BU LJARDR, J.Xv 3 ona 01 NOTRE DoMk STREET, apes) 8 sUl- =.LAPRAIRIE NAVIg ITCHELL LINE TION COMPANY A, sin Stook, OF ade to orderiion T HE M > COMPANY res = not, the sod 78 Aug 2m eue STEAMSHI Demers, wil Ean or D JOURNALS and DAY.BOOKS, (Loe, ) 60 Pare ie - HON.P.MITCHELL, PRESIDENT 7.00 munis 31.00 A 5.00 pur, \u2019 \u2014 lo8evdms ______J.BROSSNA, Samy, OFFICE: QT.LAWRENCE STRAM ji 181 Sr.JAMES STRERT, VIGATION 00, À.MONTREAL.om > Lower 8.Lawrence and Saguenay Ling, ANCHOR LINE GRAND EXCURSIONS UNITED STATES MATL STREAMERS, vo xn KEW.SORE AND GLASGOW, Farm-Famup RIVER SAGUEN Ay And fortnlghuy be DON, and fea Bathing, Boating suid Fiahtng ay amd BE SER CE tea Etes.Pie CREER NEW YORK T0 GLANDONDEERY.\u201c BAGUENAY ?,.\u2026Capt: Ondine, 865 35 And $50 cording 0 84D, wera ne Op acu Excursion Tickets, good for ons yest, $13 lok ws DNIOK covers iT puma Steerage always as low 8% DY 870% Gop vaocessecsoessensosce0e0 ÜN pt P, Leave Quebec every weak AY (Monday, ARCS KAMOURASKA LINE, WHDNESDAYS aud SATUEDAYA à) 7 4, Return Tickets from Montreal ny po and all information forniah Xxoursioy fau and Ontario Navigation Company's ue Site Et.James Street, and at the Office Richer 14 t of Jacques Cartier Square, eu Pr LR A paul Viroot, Montreal Gener al Ole Lsx TH ALEX.MILIOY, ppp, ROYAL MAIL LINE OP RURAXEgy OTTAWA RIVER Nay, ANTWEER GATION COMPANY, HONTEKAL AND OTTAWA, Dar Lam, Mier Log \" se, » Ny.\u201c Be.« Prinoo of watean | BE, w S000 Views, by 7 5 pm Trains for Lachine tn A Btoaziers fox Ottawa and in a oot vid opt Saturday affernoon, when pas (en by 8 pm Lom and louve ports on Checked.Mons and Ciagosooms ea tre.Xvening steamer from Ottawa will ma = oa 2BI0N TIOKETS fer CARILI O7 Rk only) at ONB FARR.(Rood ty Passengers for the celebrated OAL SPEINGE will land a8 LOriainah Retury HAL at reduced ra TOURIE/ 8 vil] find this routs ong of ta FIOTUEBKBQUE in CAuada.Log Market ateamer \u2018\u201c Dagtoar\u201d laavez Mantresz y, nesdays and Sxturdays ad 6 a.m.; Carillon 5° taps and Thursdays at 6 &.m.0 Wrolght for aù points on ha OTTAWA fore, t Offigs, 57 Common ami.ohne gompénys Office, 18 Bonaventure pr or Gr ome RW.SHEPRIRT, Pree pa rR QPECIAL ARRANGEMEY] OF THE CENTRAL VERMONT RA, On and after FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, the Central Vermont Rallway Compa \u2018Wagner Palace Sleeping Cars from Mn ™ New York without cbangn, thereby yi one ine public another lurury not ofote eu eyed.Bcemembes that first come, first served Come oazly and secure good State Rooms and Berthe, .CARD, @cn.Supt.Trafle.\u2018 Ticket 8.W.CUMMINGS, Moutresl, September 14, 1470.218 XTRA! SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY AHEAD OF ALL.BXCURSION TO NEW YORk AND RETURN, ONLY $12.50 GOLD, #7, DOMINION LINB.\u2014 Ths ling Is composed of tag #4, Clyde-bullf Aeamahime aed orm a regular serv! UNBEO and MONTREAL, in Bum L Capt.Thear Louis.ll me Cart Le ons VERRE.vi va, atic PET 6r7 wuperior accomimod u reduse ha Sr beid ous of bringin bo those a Of la out their Fronds, woo ovary Wednesdap, calling at Belfast Lougk to ne Br Sie in carre pamengers, ves nies Aug, = Bissisutppf, \u201cMemphis, Loin ane: 2tè Bapt, +n 16th Sept.+00 331d Sept erin $50.00 to 860.00 Bteerage.\u2026 a «04 Through Tickets can be had ad @rand Trunk BallwayfTioket Oflose 1a Dein on For Freight or Passage, apply in Genc:stal, or Washi mo >; La Part Cu NK.Gliborf, 5 Rue Boribe; In Hamburg, do À nduel hrens ; Be to M.Prare GLass, ALL SIZRSIN STOCK OR PO IMPORT, A.RAMSAY & SON, No.10 INSPECTOR STREET, MONTREAL, 185x PLUMBING, &e.FOURNAISE A EAU CHAUDE PERFECTIONNER, P.GRERNE, No.572 Crare Steuer (Opposite Oote), Makes a speciajity of BEATING BY HOT WATER, (ives a five years guarantee, OBERT MITCHRLY & 00, MONTREAL BRASS WoRKA, BRASS FOUNDERS and FINISHERS Coppersmiths, Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Gas-Fittars, &o, 4 LAREN ASSORTHENY Op BEONZE & CRYSTAL GASAL/ ARS ALWAYS OF BANS, 5.PRENR AND ORALG ETRE, MONTREAL BREWERS, &s, 1LES MS WiLL 4 60, 93, 95 and 97 College Street, MONTREAL, INDIA PALE ALE, XXX ALES AND PORTER Un Wood and Bottls.) oDXI0IAL attention given to FRY private M.DOW & go., BREWNRS AND MALETRER, EEL STEER me OUN BR, Ls ORNE PROS, 286 St, Mary Street, Montreal, Rave always om hand the various ; FORTHE, I» wood and bottle, Hs of azn wma Familles regularly supplied, The only plied Bottlers ma our labels, ang have liberty a am \u201c Ealesphoee Boia Avion siyes \u201ca tyre, ., Lagauchetiezs = où between | On and after THURSDAY, Sept.14th, nati} 30th, Excursion Tickets, goo | days and to sto) ; the above gre to return witèth over at all points, wi y reduced rate.4 be situ LOOK AT TOR ROUTE, Montreal! to Boston, tia the populez \u20ac \u2019 route, passing Lake emphromagog, the © Mountains and Lado Winnepesankes; thence y Qu Colomy Batiroad so Poti River, and dy ta -renowne Brieta:\" \u201c Pas.deuce,\u201d 10 Kew York, o TIME TABLE.GOING, \u2014Leave Montreal at 3.00 p.m, srrive at Boston 2.20 am ; leave 8.00 pax, arrtvest Be Touk 6.00 em.; Arrive 8X Philadelphia LO 0 a RETORMING.\u2014~Leave Phi'adelphi 2.; leave New York at 5.00 p m.; riven Boon 6.45 am.; leave Boston at Mon*roal at 9.0 p m BUD 4-0, arrive À Take the bost for yonr maney, and include thy grandest scenery the Oity of a tha unrivalled Dall Lins, a\u2019 Your wn Philadelphia, and call for reliabie t ] na chip at abie (nformation an 202 ST.JAMES STREET.207, Comer St.Polar scoot.opposite the Merchant HE.FOLSOM, M.P.LOVERING, Jr, G.LEVR Soph.GTA Pass.Ageet : 2lix de PE RCI CALE EW YORK CENTRAL AND , HUDSON RIVER BA ILROAD \u2014Commenasg N 8, 15768, Thso trains wili lenve fes h Central De raid ce pot, 420 street amd (Li AT 8.00 A.M CHICAGO AND NORTIREN EXPL with Drawing- = Care throngh to Rocher and 6t Alban SARATOGA EXPRÈSS, # 9.00 A.M.\u2014BL 245 PM.Drawingiom rives at Gar h to Reuse's Point for Montre Car throus 10.80 A M-BLECIAL CHICAGO EX} ng-room Cars Roch 1.50 A M NORTHERN A5D ATA = RE 8.30 P.M \u2014 SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPEEN, # Nes me Caen LP M MONTREAL bX PR EHS, with & Montreal af HBO AM.Albans, arivin 6.00 PM \u2014 EXPRESS, with Bleeping Cart ir Waiertown and Canandaigua, alse for Nab Chicago, vin Lotb L.& and M.U.Railroads 11.00 EM RX PRE, mit Blesping Cans balk snd Ears POTGRKRKESTE Si KCIALS TRAINS 7.00 LA sod , PEEKBKILL fi cu £20 6.95 pg CIAL TRALNS-9 10 AM.SING-HI50 BFLCLAL, from Oth etroet at 5.00 EX TABRYTOWN Trains from :th etrcot Jrepo, dar pes at all stations, leave at 6.40, 9.00 2050 AM; 1.00, 8.00, 4.20, 8.30, 8.30, 88 BURDAY WAY TRAINS For ws Jr rset, f.M.and 1.00 and 6.PORFOCONKEEPel x, from éth Avenue and ii on, 9.10 A.M Tickets for sale at 253 and 413 Broadway il st Westcott Express Co.offices, Xo.7 Park 755 and 943 Broad way, Now York, and 338 Wo B C.B.MPEKER, 2094-11 Gem\u2019) Passenger Agwh_ J EAVE MONTREAL at à ps ARRIVE IN FEW YORK at 6.50 a.BOSTON and MONTREAL AIB LINE Khortest Route vis Central Vermont Railway Lina Two Express Tralne daily, equipped with XIV Platform and Westinghouse Air Brake Pi Cars attached to Day Trains, and Slecping (au® Night Trains, TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL Day Express\u20140 ame for Boston ; and White Mountains, sure ane direct comectiosh Mall for Waterloo 3.00 p.m.Might Express for Boston and Now York 5 +# aærivtng in New York at 6.50 next morning: GOING NORTH.Day Rxpreas leaves Boston via Lowell, st8 Troy, 7.00 am., connecting with Night Praia tf New York, arriving in Montreal at 9.90 p.c Right Express leaves Boston att p.m.vis \" amd Mow York at 3 p.m., via Sprinfield sod Troy at 4 p.m., arriving tu Mootreal at 8.4% so For Tickote and Freight Rates, apply 80% Yermout Railroad Office, 136 Bt.Jam § Boston Office, 322 Washington street, \u2026 HOBART d.W.Eeneral 8 Bt.Albans, Vt, Sept.4th, 1876, _\u2014 BW ROUTE 80CTH v4 DELAWARR & HUDSON CANAL 09% BAILROADS.are going to SARA TOGA, TROY: YORKE,08 | 10 TEE CENTENN IA SAKE SKB ï M1) KEW YORK & CANADA SHOR 2 WHEY?Because 14 In the sacre Sa te time And surer connection ab fra = sf engers PT! x air Sonne between Platiebord 7 Tloonderogn, and stop over at Saratogt: ol ther e can © , Den oarrion the THHOGCR mas i PRESS between New York sud Mont prs) Trains leave Montreal at 6:45 sm Sow [i Trov, Albany; arrive in New Yor ef | 3:00 pra.Bleeping Oar from Rousse Po Fork without change, arrives iu Few P am ot AB LOW AS ANY Ta\" Tickets to ail points apply at 1h mn No.148 ST.JAMES ST, Mo\" BK, NATO.Gen, Pass.Agel: DOE ut only line running coaches 2 6 + 1 à = -\u2014a BRET 31 M bc tata eu à faced | 34 1 Wil $6 Stove on, "]