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[" 104 3 CN cE B57 =\" 5 55 NE FIL D BE = EF garatof 3:40 85 g unr » ; withod! us papa wa | 2 FripAY, Septembe\u2019 SECON 77 ~ VOL.VILL NO, 2% orn RE YO Xo ra TRE MONTREAL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1876.PRICE ONE CEN e _ ; -\u2014\u2014AVPESRTY FOR SALE._ SITUATIONS WANTED.HELP WANTED.FINANCE AND COMMERCE, York and Boston, and we revise our quo- to 17c; Saltpetre, 74e to Sc; Cream i ; : UY BROWN 5 Everlasti CANADA | I FOE, SALE RARE QHANOE_To bo sold WANTED Phonographic Amanuensis, com- [One cent per word each insertion, pregata.] \u2014 tations thls week, Cut loaf, 10fc to 10fc.Tartar, Eo 290 to 81a; Crystals, 260 ae prosent, and his desire wag TWEED PANTS, Price $2.00, Ho.9 Ohabol - and Lot, fronting on two strects OX Mail- potent and well recommended, desires a WEEKLY REVIEW \u2014 WHOLESALE Cry crushed, 10ic to 10fc.Granulated, to 27¢; Cudbear, 130 to 160; Senna, 1240 Ba PBEOWNS DIAGONAL CLOTH SUITS, at $20.00, are now worn and admired ail, 1668 GTAFFORD, Merchant Tailor, 72 ST.JAMES STREET.Gents furnishing thelr own oloth, can have it made up in the latest style very low 10r cask, Garments Cut.211-3mz PUY BROWN\u2019S Everlastin TWEED PANTS, Price $2.00, No.9 Ohabol = UY BROWNS Evorlasting TWEED PANTS, Price $2.00, No, 9 Chaboi[- tx Squars.166#- >ROWN'S DIAGONAL CLO UITE, at $20.00, are now worn and ea $ ; 166s les mired \u2014 1516, soorme 1876, GKAVEL AND PLAST10 SLAFSE er R0BT.ALEXANDEE, Ç FOR #ALk, Petr nnd Pitch for Gravel Roofs, Dry or Tarred Sheathing, Plastic Slate Paint, Coal Tar, &o.«4 8T, ANTOINB STREET, m \u2014\u2014 MEDICINES, &o, FRECKLES REMOVED aT LASTI GUMMRB 15 COMING AND WITH TE FRECKLIS Diptheria is prevalent to an alarming } extent } | urchase sure and certain remedies tos pbs abore, or money returned, at JOHN BHERIDANS WEST-END MEDICAL HALL, Cor.Seigneurs & St.Joseph streote, a B.8.\u2014~0pen ali day, Sundays, and all aight, on TBs BYES BYBS! 4 pa BBODEUR'S EYB WATER we only preparation thutcan cure (ke most ise Diseases of the Eyes men ARd working siasses empioy 11 Prive 25 cents.SOLD BY ALL DRUGELAS.WENERAL DEPUY BO BI.LAWKENCS SIRHST, (onsTITUTIO CATARRH \u2014 OATARRH MACHINERY, &o, J LAURIB & BRO, PANOPACTUREES OF ENGINES (Eorisontal sad casi max kinds GIRS, and all 2 ot : And Agents (or XELING AND ERGIREREP SUFFLIES MACHINE AND ENGINE WORKS 827 ald VERBED, MORRREAL, MISCELLANEOUS.0 YOU WANT TO ECONOMISE AND BAVE MONEY?YOU SAVE 10 To 20 PER CENT.BY BUTMe GODFREY ERMEN'S COTTON THREAD.Sold by all first-class retail Arms in oity and country.It is inferior to none, and equal to the best.TRsT 1e.HENRY L.SMITH, AGENT FOR THE DOMINION, §2 BT.HENRY STREET, 0 TREAE.201 eodm 1877.1877, COUNTING HOUSE DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS FOR 1877, WILLIAM MILLAR, al 24 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE, \u2014 TOYS, DOLLS, FANCY GOODS, Direct from makers in ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, Btock large and complete, 5.HENRY HOLLAND & CO., 840 BT.PAUL STREKT.\u2014_\u2014 313s nas BUKOPEAN WINS COMPANY OF CANADA, RATE OFERXD THNIR WINE VAULTS and RESTAURANT, as No.11 Bonaventure Street, (Near Victoria Square,) MONTREAL MARTIN, FINN & Co, PROPRINTORS.130s \u2018 \u2018ARGAND\u201d HALL STOVES, u improved.No Gas! \u2018Also, * Oriental,\u201d ba Borst nds Ree .n Beds wro Iron, lmported, Prices reduced at ue MEILLEUR & CO, ~U8 652 ORAIG ETREET, near Bloury.HP.BENALLACK & CO, 112 BLEURY and corner of GUY and ST, CATHERINE STREET ie EAU © attention of the public to the oloe Poultry om hand at present; Mie VIRE à nice lot of Prairie Hons at - ah A Gall In reapoo oiioited moda TRE NEW STANDARD MEASURES, AT WARMINTON & PHILBIN'S, I°\u2014\u2014\u2014 106 MCGILL STRAT.2145 OT, HoT, HOT , COLD, COLD, COLD BATHS, vi pSAIL Low, us \u2014 NOTER DANE STRHET.33s Hatr-d a8, Braids vg aringeser aud Manutactures O a PAPERS FOR SALE At the Sran LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.HE « MINIMUM?\u201d system of | Assurances has just been adopted by this Company, where, by à partial application of the Profits, rates of premium are charged Lower than have ever before been offered for Life Assurance.The following are the rates for Assurances of gach $1,000, th profits upon the system referred ANNUAL ANNUAL AGE.PREMIUM, 465 PREMIUN.21 $12 80 39 23 80 22 13 10 40 HH 70 23 13 50 41 256 60\" 24 14 00 42 28 50 25 14 70 43 27 49 26 15 20 44 28 50 27 15 80 45 29 80 28 16 40 48 39 60° 29 16 90 47 31 60 80 17 50 48 33 70 81 18 10 49 34 10 32 18 60 50 35 70 33 19 20 51 37 60 84 19 80 52 39 67 35 20 40 53 41 70 88 21 10 54 44 00 37 22 00 , bb 48 40 38 22 90 | « The above table, and & full explanation of the Minimum\u201d system, are published, and may be had upon application.A.G.RAMSAY, LUS, Managing Director.Becretary.General Agent for the Province of Quebec, R.POWNALL, Canada Life Building, 1823 ST.JAMES STREET MONTREAL.220 1m cc J OWER than have ever before been offered for Life Assurance,\u201d is the strangely incorrect announcement of a new \u201cminimum\u201d rate by a Canadian Life Company.The ÆTNA has been issuing Poltcies on the following VERY MUCH LOWER rates throughout Canada for EIGHT YEARS past.And the ÆTNA Policies are All NON-FORFEITING ANÀ CONVERTIBLE, while those ofthe other Company, though costing, on some ages, 20 per cent.more, do not confer these valuable privileges i\u2014 | borough street, Hochelaga, 50 feet front by 100 deep, opposite\u2019 new depot: .| Apply at Hochelaga Ho L\u2019 good site for UT] ! PROPERTY FOR SALE.Two Comfortable Cottages on Upper St.Domin- lque street, convenient to the cars.Nine rooms in each, with bath and gas lald on.Depth otlot 85 feet, with lane in rear, will be sold cheap.Valuable corner property on College street, the widening of which to 60 fi.18 now nearly completed.Suitable for warehouse or factory, Liberal terms of payment, Apply to JOSEPH SMITH, 220-7 194 ST.JAMES STREET.How TO MAKE MONEY Is the object which chiefly occupies our atten lon, yet few seem to observe the many waysby which they could save sufficlent to make themselves rich,\u2014such, for instance, as live in rented houses, pay large sums annually in shape of rent, for which they have nothing left at the endof 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 \u2018self-sustaining, has ever been the aim and object -of the proprietor of Mount Royal Vale, and for this purpose he has set apars one thousand Villa Lotson the best part of his great Property, each lot being forty feet front by a depth of one hundred and twenty, which he is 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 to 50 cents per week.When one thousand lots are sold he will commence to erect buildings, to b6 paid for on equally liberal terms, from two dollars per week upwards, according to the cost of the build\" ing, which will be nearly one-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.Age.Pr Age.Pr Age.Pr Purch 20 $11 09 32 $15 66 44 $24 97 21 11 37 83 1819 45 26 14 22 1188 34 1875 48 27 39 23 1197 35 1738 47 2871 24 1229 36 1800 48 30 10 25 1264 37 1868 49 31 59 26 1300 38 1941 560 33 17 27 1888 89 2019 51 34 84 28 1879 40 2102 52 86 82 29 14 21 41 2191 53 38 51 30 1487 42 2288 54 40 62 31 15 14 43 2388 55 42 66 Full particulars and Circulars may bo had at the Dominion Office, opposite the Post Office, or from J.B.ALEXANDRE, M.D., © 198s City M (CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.Fire, Quarantee, Life, Accident.Drmaorons: SIR HUGH ALLAN, President, ADOLPHE ROY, Vice President.ANDREW ALLAN, HENRY LYMAN, | JOHN L.CASSIDY), ROBERT ANDERSON.EDWARD STARK, 8.JOHN HUTCHISON, Actuary, M anager, HEAD OFFICE, JAMES STREET.2215 Rovar Insurance Co.OF ENGLAND.The subscribers beg to notify thelr friends and the publio that they are prepared to insare in this old established and well tried Company, Dwelling- houses and their contents on most advantageous terms; and also continue to cover Mercantile Riaks at the most favorable rates.ROUTH & TATLRY, Chlef Agents for the Bominion.Hnap OFFIOR FOR CABADA, No.64 St, Francois Xavier street.100s HE ROYAL CANAD!AN IXSURANCE COMPANY, Capital .86,u00,000 17% ST.Cash Assets, new .1,200,000 OFF] .ROOMS Wanted, one cent per word each insertion, prepaid.] OOM, with board, suitable for a married couple R without children ; grate ; hot and cold water, &c., at 273 Bleury street.224-6 OOM.\u2014To let, à furnished frontroom, suitable for two single gentlemen or a marrted couple.Apply at 21 Chenneville street.224 2 OOM.\u2014Furnished or unfuraished front room at 15 St.Antoine street, 224-4 OOMS.- First class front furnished or nafur- nished ; bath ; modern improvements ; also, one very large room on first flat.Apply at25 University street.24-2 D OOMS\u2014Comfortable Rooms aud good Board; R English family.Apply at 2566 Bleury, guroot.(B I 2700-70 let, à large Front Room at 68 Latour street.Ï 200M8.\u2014Two rooms at 46 Sanguinet street.244-2 (faraished 224-2 >O0OMS-Furnished and com ortable with or without board av 61¢ Lagauchetiere Brest.A t55 University street.JR O0H8.4ND BOARD, a y ro [> 0OMS\u2014Vacancies, with or without board, at R 71 Alexander street.4224-3 OOMS \u2014 Four rooms, comfortably farnished, with all modern convenlences, suitable for housekeeping, or to let t0 boarders at $3.5U par week.Apply at 337 Bt.Antoine street.225-3 Ro TO LET, at 217 St.Constant street.A ROPES let, one Double aud Single Bedroom, with full or partial board.Apply at 2364 Bt.Urbain street.223-4 OOM for four girls working out, at 15 St.R Antoine street 223-4 OOM.\u2014Fuarnished Bed-room at 49 Alexander R street.222-8 OOM8\u2014A furnished Bedroom with vo of bath, R at 61 Bt.Elizabeth streeet.221-8 ! OOM\u2014To let, & well-turnished tront Bedroom, R suitable for one or two gentlemen or young Indies, at 190 8t, George street.2206 TROo%xE,, Beautiful double rooms and good board in a select private boarding house, 23 German street, * \u20182206 OOMB.\u2014Beaut large furnished rooms.with or ithont bosses at 63 Bt, Douls erect, OOMB\u2014Furanished for gentlemen, 30 Ayimer R street.sin mt BOARD.Board Wan one cent word each insertion ( ard Vacancies, half cent per word each insertion, prepaid.! JB CARD Vacancies at 35 Latour street, ARD-Vacancles; Engilsh Boarding-hou B° 67 Bt.Antoine agroet.- ua OARD\u2014Vacancies for ladies at 44 Alexander B street.224-3 0ARD.\u2014Two splendid front rooms on first and B second flat, with board, in a first-class house and private family.Apply at 201 Bleury sek OARD\u2014Vacancies for boarders at 85 Dubord B street, Opposite Viger Garden.244-8 OABD\u2014Vacancloes a$ 897 St.Mary street, also & furnished room if required.233-3 D OARD\u2014Vacancies at 9 St.Urbain street.B 223-8 OARD.\u2014Three or four young men can bs accommodated with board at 320l4 Ontario 2224 [3 OARD\u2014Vacancies for Ladies, Alexander street.OARD-\u2014PFirst-class Board and Rooms, Bleury street; private family.Apply at 44 vp Vos y BT 44 2232-6 OARD\u2014One or two gentlemen can have Board and Rooms,or day bourd; private famiiy.Apply at 17 St Lawrence Main street.2224 ARD- Boarders will find accommodation at B° 171 St.Lawrence Main street.222-17 street.OARD\u2014Vacancies at 288 St.Antoine street, B llent locality.232-5 OARD and Furnished Room, at No.20 Aylmer B street.220 6 E es 10 Juror street.PBo427\u2014vroquo 221.8 OARD\u2014Vacancies at 273 Bieury streot ; one large room with two :ingle bedéd, or déable,* as required.41910 ' JR oanD\u2014Vacancios at 31% 86 George street: 216-15 OARD\u2014Vacancles\u2014Siugios or double rooms for single gentiemen or married couples; nicely furnished ; healthy locality ;- near Sherbrooke sat.\u2019 modern convenienoes.Address KM, Svan office, FOR SALE.[One cent per word each insertion, prepaid.) +OR SALE, a good paying Custom Boot and Shoe business, on account of sickness.Foopar ticulars address L 340, Srau office.OR SALE.\u2014W, Nitach & Co.'s Famlly.Laun Soap.Wholesale at 128 Queen streut, eu OR SALE, bailf interest ina paying masnine F shop; little cash required.Address, B 5, BTAR Office.224-3 OR SALE, a Distlilery ; perfectiy equipped aud doing a large business ; sadisfactury raasons for gelling.Address, for p.rticulgrs, ** Lister,\u201d STAR office.224-1 OR SALE, à Tin Shop in good running order ; F gooû location.Address X 47, STAR oreo, > \u2018NOR SALE CHEAP, fine, handsome Cocker Spaniel Paps; also, Nlut, 20 Brunswick btreet.224-2 Fe SALE\u2014ONE HAL# OFF\u2014Books in St Ann\u2019s and St.Bridget\u2019s Bullding Societies.Address, J.Slattery, 106 Fapinoau Road.223-5_ OR SALE.\u2014The contents of a Barber\u2019s Shop in the best location of a Village about a hundred miles from Montreal.For particularsapply at once in person, or by letter, to *¢ Hair Dresser,\" STAR Office, Montreal.2332-12 LOST, &o.OST, an Opal Breast Pin.The finder will be L su {ably rewarded on returning to the STAR office.224-8- OST, a Memorandum Book containing copies L of ihree leases and sundry paps, A reward will be paid on returning it to the STAR ofdoe.8 T, between Forfar street and STAR office, à Len package of money containing $.Lo.Finder will much oblige by leavingitat STAR office.223- Jeti! REWARD\u2014Reddish-brown Purse, ; on cars, between Peel and Mark, on ! x or © Baile stréet, containg Likeness and Money.Return to 1732 St.Catnertne street, mn Friday, 15ih inst, à black Onyx Cuff OS miton, gold \u2018mounted.'B ble reward br returning it to 8.E.Garvey, Dominion Telograp Co.220.FOUND._.____ rt OUND, à Pocket-book contaiviag $20 in gold, two rings, several Vignetts, Photos and some letters.The owner may recrver by addressing G 9) STAR office.224-6 OUND a Brown 8ps.alel Dog, Apply to D.F Kiernan, Quebec Frate Barracks, between 12 and 2 o'clock.Exporsos to be paid, 223-8 BOOTS AND SHOES OOTS! BOOTS !\u2014The greatest Tgains to bo had in the oity in Bootsand \u2018bros Te 8 Lennon's, 108 Wellinglon streat\u2014La- Ules\u2019 Kid Butionet 0 ota, $2, Misson do $1.75, en's do.+50; La oto 31,90, adies\u2019 Prunella Balmozals, 750 81.20; La oa?Fr Extra, $2.50; Ohl 's Boots trom 400, to 81.50; Custom Work à speciality: Ling week in 1875; | trade exists, PRICES, STAR OFFICE, } FripAy, Sept.22, 1876, COMMERCIAL, It is well for the farmers that the cold, wet weather with which we have been fa- vared for the last few days has kept off till the crops have been so fully garnered.In several districts of Ontario, however, the frost has done a great deal of injury to the late sown spring grain, somuchso, in one or two counties, that the fields are said tobe not worth harvesting.All root crops for winter feed, in the neighborhood of Hamp- den, owing to the continuous drouth, are reported to be a complete failure ; this, together with the failure of the wheat crop, makes the prospect look rather dark to the farming community of that district, In some parts the farmers are busily engaged in sowing fall wheat, the Seneca variety being much used, In the county of Victoria farmers are busily engaged in threshing ; it is thought fall wheat will be nearly a complete failure, spring wheat not 80 bad, as the majority of farmers will be able to realize fully half a crop.Oats and peas are considerably above the average.Bush fires are doing an immense amount of damage, destroying valuable woodlands, burning fences, and running over stubble and meadow lands.In the United States, also, hundreds of acres of valuable timber, hay and grain are being destroyed.Wheat all over this country is still spoken of as below the average, and root crops in some places are found to be a complete failure, in none above the average.Oatsand peas are a fair crop and will amount on the average to from 25 to 30 bushels per acre.The business of moving the grain crop has just begun.The first cargo of barley shipped from Canada this season arrived in Oswego on the 8th of September.It was from the Bay of Quinte.The following is an English review of the state of the harvest in that country :\u2014During the past week the weather has been broken and unsettled, and rain has fallen heavily at times in different parts of the United Kingdom ; this, however, has been extremely beneficial to the pastures, and to all root crops.The foliage of turnips and mangolds has changed from a dry, shrivelled appearance to a fresh green, and the bulbs are growing rapidly ; the temperature, however, is too low to push roots forward very quickly.Harvesting is still being carried on in the North, but the English cereal crop has now been almost entirely reaped, and a large portion of it secured in a satisfactory condition, The number of cargoes at ports of call is 8 of wheat, and of maize, 10, Lard, in good request, at steady prices.Cheese sells well at rather better rates.In Bacon, holders meet buyers freely, hence prices are no firmer, Butter, where fine, sells freely, other sorts are slow.In France, wheat harvesting is now finished.In New York, the flour and grain markets are considerably improved, an advance of 256 per barrel having taken place in nearly all grades of flour during the past few days.There is but little spring wheat on the market as yet, and, as with us, it is very deficient in quality.Produce and Pro- visions\u2014During the past week, a fair demand has been experienced for breadstuffs; prices remain steady, and lower grades are in more request.The demand for pork bas been quiet, and but a light supply has been received.Lard remains steady at former quotations.À considerable quantity of butter has arrived during the week.FLoUR.\u2014 Prices, per barrel of 196 lbs, :\u2014 $ o $e Buporlor EXtr&.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.0\u2026.0c1s D 60 to 575 Extra Superfine, \u2026: 535 to 545 ANCY 00000.to 525 Sp Extra to 510 Superfine .to 450 ng Bakers\u2019.to 525 Primes \u2026.® 19 dB.to 800 U.0.Bag Flour, 100 lbs to 240 do do to 265 WHEAT.\u2014Sp nominally $1,12 to $1.14; Fall, $1.14 to $1.18, OaTMEAL\u2014Quiet at $4.25 to $4.40.Corn\u2014Mixed at 52c to 536, Oars\u201435c, to 370.BarLEyY.\u2014Nomiral.© Burrer\u2014Brisk demand at 180 to 24c per ib.CHEESE.\u2014 Active at 11¢ to 120, Larp-\u2014Bteady at 120 to 1240 for tabs and pails.PorRE.\u2014Quiet ; New Mess, $20.00 to $20,560 ; Thin, $19.50.Asngs, per 100 lbs,\u2014Pots firm at $4.70 to $4.75; Pearls, $5.00.Fkkicurs-\u2014Quiet, A small vsssel for Ayr reported at 6s 9d for grain.Steam per qr.480 Ibs.: Heavy grain to Liverpool and Glasgow, 48 6d to 5s, the latter for forward shipment; flour, 3s to 3s 3d; butter and cheese to Liverpool, 35s to 40s, and Glasgow, 50s.CHEESE.\u2014The receiptsat Montreal for the week ending 6th September were 12, - 103 boxes ; for the same term last year, 20,207 boxes.Exports, same date, 1876, 24,306 ; 1875, 30,238.The market has been moderately active during the week at prices ranging from 11e to 12¢ per Ib, Firmnese in the English market and shortness of make during the last half of August bas caused a considerable advance, with an active market, At Ingersoll, during the week ending September 12, 370 bores sold at 9%c ; 1,220 at 10}c ; 1,330 at 103c; 4,000 at 104c to 11Jc; 2,000 September and balance of season at 124e ; cable, 52s, being 58 more than last week.Daring the corresponding term last year, September 14, 1875, 28 factories, registering 9,048 boxes, market very dull.At Little Falls, during the week ending September 18, about 6,000 cheese sold at llc to 12jo, one or two lots going a trifle better on private terms, The usual offerings of farm cheese sold fer 104¢ to 120, most going for 113c.The butter market is growing satisfactory to producers, the average price be- iug 30calb.In New York, for the week ending September 8, 64,224 boxes were registered, against 77,007 boxes the previous week, and 64,422 boxes for the correspond- the exports for the week were 3,696,905 Ibs, against 4,137,- 9231bs.the previous week, and 2,576,423 - lbs.the corresponding week last year, The receipts in Montreal this week, ending 21st, was 33,638 boxes; butter, 8,882 kegs.PETROLEUM.\u2014The degnand for this staple continues brisk, and it is exp#oted to resin go throughout the season.Refiners fo London and Petrolia are running their full capacity ; the great quantity that has been exported have caused less attention to be paid to the wants of this market, and, consequently, oil has been very scarce.The stock in Europe is about one-fifth less than it was a year ago, and the necessit for consumption has therefore increased, New wells are being opened in Petrolia, and much enterprize is being displayed there, The effort of this revival is largely felt in London, where the oil interests of Canada may be said to have its head quarters, and shipments from thence are New York and Montreal.The followin are the prices here ; Refined standard, 271c to 28c per gall., when taken by the r-load.In lots, 29c to 30c per wine gall.ingle brls., 30c to 3lc do.TEAS AND GRoCERIES,\u2014The little spurt of last week has left trade noticeably quiet as regards orders through buyers here; ati the same time travellers continue to do fairly well with merchants who had not left home to buy.Altogether a steady Teas.\u2014An active market in New York is reported, while here\u2014 thanks to the present Government's legislation in favor of Americans\u2014very little ig doing between jobbers, and the only gales are to country merchants, with whom stocks seem to be moderate.Japarg range at 24c to 27c for common ; 28c to 35¢ for good to medium ; 38c to 456 for fine, and 48c to 55c for finest to Cnoicest, In greens and blacks no change is reported as regards price.In the former there appsars to be extra good value at the current low figures.Twauksys are enquired for in small way, and can be had ab 220 to 24c.Sugars, \u2014Owing to a limited demand ch Kid Congress, $1.75 3 Q0uy a% {ne moment, or through caution on the { rt of \u2018merchants in buying, prices have en forced down for white sugars in New steadily increas \u2018ng to Europe, by way of | 94c to 104c, sixty days terms.In Scotch refined ready sale can be found for fair color at 8c to 84c, but this grade is in better kinds are more plentiful and can be bad at 8}c to 8c for bright, and 9c to 9%c for very bright.Raw sugars\u2014Stock light.Barbadoes, 72c, Cuba, good, 74c.Dark, 4c.note in new fruit.Valencias, 82c to 9c.Currants, 6c to 7c.The prices for last year\u2019s remaining stock, as might be expected, have been considerably reduced, particularly in Layers and Loose Muscatel raisins, and the following are the ruling rices:\u2014Old currants, 6c to 6c; Layers, £1.65 to $1.70; Loose Muscatels, $1.75 te $1.80; London Layers, $2.25 to $2.50 ; Valencias, 74c to 7kc; Sultanas, 10c to 104c ; Seedless, 8c to 9c; Figs, none; Almonds\u2014Languedoo, 1346 to 14c; do, Prov,, 113c to 1240; do.Tarr.,, 12c to 13%c ; Filberts, 74e to 8ic; Walnuts, 6c to 6c.Grenoble Walnuts are enquired after, but the market is thoroughly cleared; the price is nominally quoted at 10e.S.8.Almonds are enquired for, and several sales have been made at 12kc to 14e for round lots.Other nuts are unchanged.Toeacco.\u2014Our leading manufacturer, W.C.MoDonald, has his large and new factory to about its full capacity, and finds a ready market for all he makes, In some grades of bright leaf we find prices down a little, and quote: \u2014Fine Bright, 60c to 70e; Middling Bright, 50c to 55c ; Solaces, 35c to46c; Blacks, 374c to 44c\u2014all duty paid.Corrzzs.\u2014Since our last report coffee has advanced keperlb, in New York; with a firm market there,we cannot change our quotations yet; Old Government Java, 26c to 30c ; Mocha, 33e to 40c ; Laguayra, 23e to 26c ; Maracaibo, 25c to 28c.FisH,\u2014No Dry Cod in market, and little expeoted ; would find ready sale.First cargo of Labrador Herrings in port ; asking $5.50 to $6; demand not brisk.Demand for Green Cod moderate, The following are the quotations :\u2014 Brl.Cod (green), $5.00 No.1, $4.00 No.2.Salmon quiet at $14 for No.1, and $13 for No, 2.No.1 Herrings, $5.50 to $6.OrLs.\u2014Cod oil, firmer ; price, 60: to 624c, Seal OIl\u2014S.R.Seal oil, 65c ; pale do, 60c to 62kc ; straw do, 53e to 55c.Demand for oils moderate, Market firm, Sarr.\u2014Salt unchanged.Demand light, Coarse, 54c to 56c; Fine, 70c to 80e; F'ac- tory, $1 to $1.10.MoLAssEs.\u2014 Trade has been fair at last week\u2019s quotations.Barbadoes at 43c to 44c; Trinidad and Demerara, 40c; Sugar house, 24c to 26c for common ; 32£c for good.No other kinds offering.Dry Goops.\u2014There is still no change of any importance to report in this de- artment.Business continues moderately risk, but payments are met very slowly, The prospect of the fall trade is good as yet.WooL.\u2014The market for this article continues quiet.The sales that have taken lace were not large, and trade remains but moderately active.Prices have declined somewhat during the week.The following are the quotations : Pulled super, 28e to 30c; do,, medium, 25c to 28¢; do.No.1 quality, 206 to 25c ; do.black, 23c to 26c ; fleece, 26c to 30c.Hroks AND Pzrrs.\u2014We have very little change to make on last week\u2019s report, as the demand continues good for all hides coming into the market, Several carloads of Western cured hides have been placed at 7c for No.1, and 6c for No.2, and 7jc to 7c for No.1 green salted.Montreal market hides with lc per lb.difference on Nos.2 and 3, but these prices are obtainable only for cows from 40 to 60 lbs.Steers smell at tc to jc leas.The following are the quotations :\u2014 Hides No.1 pez 100 Ih.No.2 do .66% e66o00 eo ocoooe Ss 833288 y change to report in this department since our last, the new stock not having as yet c m- menced to come into the market, Q :0ta- tions are at present unchanged.BoaVEI® De vecriieisssisnrensecisse 176 @ 3 00 Bear, Black, large each.8 00 @ 12 00 Bear, B 5 small, 800@ 800 800@ 800 25-00 @ 60 00 2000 500 125@ 160 150@ 225 500@ 700 125@ 175 200@ 250 700@ 900 15@ 18 20 2 250 60 .158 30 Leather.\u2014Trade in this department still continues good, in some lines prices a little advanced.Best Sole, Pebbled and Splits are in short supply.Hemlook Spanish Sole, No.1 B.A., per do No.2B.A.18 Ko.1 Orinoco.rexnscseucs N0.2 0.courocorsensse Zanzibar Spanish Eole, No.1.do o do No.2.Buffalo Sole, No.1.do do No, 2.Hemlock Slaughter, Ni Waxed Upper, light ana medium.o Grained do Splits do ESSSESSSESSESSESSESSSE Boors AND 85028, \u2014Trade still continues good, with sufficient orders on hand to ensure busy times for a month to come, Salesmen are, however, making ready for a sorting up trip through the West, and if as successful as anticipated, the fall trade will prove large and remunerative.Remittances fair and prices remain the same.Mon\u2019s Kip Boots.50 @ 83 0 do FrenchCalf.@ 400 do Buff Congres: 175 @ 226 do Split Brogans 100 @ 115 Boys\u2019 SpLt O sess} 205 rms, $1 ont.built, It was certainly not a strictly - ® D ES SDAY EVENINE, Sons t0 10.Apr, at private execution, as all the movements om STIC = 46 Mansfield street.could be easily seen from {he- ewdsiderd\u2014 PRET NES TBE DOME ; \u2014 Mrs, Macdonald was among the, number, or ; AA Miss J FANNETTE Voer, of those present.Un te _ 9 4 nd M - ff WL .41 Gi 4 à H ! 1O TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGI G - oF = men SR a es : ia oo A z SPECIAF NOTICE, DAA \u2018 POST CIG ARS PAL N A5 Oana 5 18 PREPARED 70 RECEIVE'PUPILS.= \u2014 col - 1-08 ' 4 nu - She se\u20ac TT .(48 1 + Coax hall stoved] coal codlillz ranges; § : : Wize ha \u2018For fms nd 1éférmaHion apply or address, scitties, &c., &e, L, J.A.Surveyer, 524 PT No.260 Et.Georgé stréet.__; LU 1 e222 Craig street, .we : REMEMPER thy great sale of villa lots at MANUYA| CTURED.#2\" Mrsic AND Arr ScHOOL, Mount Royal Vale to-morrow afternoon, , \u2018 Lo 3 403 97.CATHERINE STRERT, cor.Motoalf, Re sue ® TE TT TT | 210-1m MISS SARAH E.DRUMMOND, Have you bought your yet?TE}.- = = oO bo by recommhend you 218T.SACRA MENT STREET, 2], 5 BELIVEAU to call at Desmarteau & Bond\u2019s, corner of _ , = ADAM : \u2019 Notre Dame and St.Peter.- H.HEYNEMAN, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO, Dousre QUININE WINE, \u2014 Gardner's oo , 619 ST.CATHERINE STREET, MONTREAL.Quinine Wine contains double or twice as [Toronto Globe and St.John (N.B.) Telegraph please copy.506-171 much quinine, and is preparel with a 2.des : : .finer quality of wine, Taste it.Test it.__ Montreal, September 19th, 1876.; M ONTREAL A CADEMY.¥.8.HAIGHT, M, A., PRINCIPAL, .AND, B.A.(late Master in Hellmuth B.HAZEL Gitsge), Askistant Master, RE-OPENED on MONDAY, SEPT, 4th, vacancies for two Boarding Pupils, 101 METCALF STREET, MONTREAL.NAVIGATION SCHOOL.OarTATN D.COWANS, the author of ** Life on the Ocean,\u201d proposes opening a class for teaching Navigation about the 1st of November.Instruction will also be given in the use of Charts and Nautical Instruments, ag required by the Mercantile Marine Boards of Examiners in this and the old country.Intending students can address him at No.31 St.Urbain streot.Terms moderate, N.B.\u2014Students will require to find thelr own Books, but not Charts or Instruments.184 Auction Sales: By Devany & Co.EDNESDAY MORNING, 27th INSTANT, LEMAY'S GREAT FIFFH ANNUAL SALE OF HHORSES AT BORD-A-PLOUFFE- 19474 e instructed by Vepance Lemay, Edg., to he ame ih great annual sale at his stables, Bord-a-Plouffe, (8 miles from Montreal) on \u2018WEDNESDAY MORNING, 27th fleptember, will sell without any reserve seventy- Fram, ong, large and powerful Carriage and Draught Horses, including Matched Teams, Brood Mares, Fast Roadsters, &c., &c.Sale at half-past TEN o'clock, raln or shine.DEVANY & C0, 221 Auctioneers.FFIDAY AND SATURDAY, 22nd and 23rd instant.SALE OF ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT LARC ANITURE, PIANOS, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C.y &Co We have received Instructions to sell at our Rooms, No.650 Craig street, ; datte IDAY AND SATURDAY (morning and after- On FRIDA poop) 22nd and 23rd inats., a large colloction of splendid Black Walnut Furniture, comprising\u2014 .ich Drawing-room Suites, in St1 Den dd plain Chamber Suites, latest styles, Wardrobes, handsomely finished, Extension Dining Tables, M.T.and Plain Centre Tables, \u2014TOGETHER WITH\u2014 1 assortment of C.8, and H C.Chalrs, Sofas ais à Couches in creton and rep, Fancy Tables an Chairs, Davenports, a collection of Silver and Glass Ware, Fanoy Clocks and Ornaments, &c.Also, four second-hand Planofortes.Terms very liberal.gale at TEN and TWO o'clock each day.DEVANY & CO, Auctioneers.By Henry J.Shaw.SPECIAL SALE OF COSTLY FURNITURE AND CABINET-WARE, comprising a sample of al] the goods in stock, at my stores, 724, 728 and 728 Craig street, including & large variety of Cnamber Buites in Walnut, Mahogany, Cherry, &c., plain and Marble-tops, handsome Drawing-room Suites, in rich Bilks, Satins, Reps, Hair Cloth, &c.elegant Dining Chalrs In Morocco, Carved Bldeboards, Couches, Bookcases, fine Glass Front Wardrobes, 223 Tables, Hall Furniture, in large varlety, fine Cylinder Ofoe Dosks, Lady's Escreto'res, Glass- Pack Ftagoret, & number of handsome British Plate Mirrors, {n rich Walnut and Gold Frames, Pier Glasses, large varioty of Easy and Panoy Chairs, Ottomans, Upholstered Bedroom Chalrs, Cane-seat Chairs, Spring Beds, &c., thé whole forming tho largest and finest coilection to bo found in this city.The sale will take place on the principal flat of my store, on SATURDAY MORNIKG, 23rd inst, Parties furnishiog would do well to attend this sale, the furniture being of tho cholcest descrip- filon of well seasoned wood, and best workmsau- ship.To be on view on Friday afternoon, and ap £0 the hour of sale.CE Sale at TEN o'clock a.m, HENRY J.SHAW, 224 Auctioneer.HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND RFFECTS, CARPETS, PIANOS, &c.nd) On MONDAY MORNING, 25th INST., the next sale of the above goods will take place at my Stores, Craig street, and comprises several Bedroom Betis, in Walnut and Ash and Walnut, Parlor Suites fn rep and hair-clotb, Dining Tables and Chaire, Tapestry Carpets, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Glassware, Crockery, Mirrors, Iron Beds, two Pianos (one fine instrument), with à large variety of general goods, Bale at TEN o clock, HENRY J.SHAW, Anctioneer.\u2014 VOLUNTARY LICITATION.\u2018Will be sold tothe highest and last bidder, In the Office of the undersigned Notaries, No.15 St.Lambert street, on MONDAY, the 9th October next, at ELEVEN o'clock precisely, in the forenoon, the lot of ground, hereinafter described, belonging to the children born of the marriage of the late Mr, L.and Mdm.Charles Anger, viz: A Lot of Ground, or Emplacement, situate in the St.Antoine Ward, of the City of Montreal, known as Lot No.198 on tha OfAcial Plan and Book of Reference of the sald St.Antoine \u2018Ward, containing 41 feet and 4 inches In front by 130 feet in depth, more or less, bounded in front by St.Joseph street, In rear by Lot No.192, be- tonalng to Mr.F.T.Judah, on the 8.W.side by the Lots No.193 and 194 and Lot No.195, this last Lot belonging to Mr.Plerre DoRopentigny, apd on the N.E.side by Lot No.197, belonging 5 Jules Trudeau, with à two-story brick house built onthe front of the sald Lot, belng No.661, 863, 665 and 667, the 8.W.gable whereof is common mitoyer and a wooden house No.6859, bullt in rear of sald lot, sheds and other bulldinge thereon erected.The passage existing between sald lot and ths lot of said Mr.Jules Trudeau 18 common mitoyer.The conditions of sale will be known on the day of the fale « or before on applying to the undersigned ies, J.A.LABADIE K.P.Fight Ir « A.O.N.Pp.A TABADIE, NBT Montreal, 30th September; 1878.323-2aw NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Hopveson, Murray & uM NER.(Bstablished 1857.) : Just recelving new goods in 5; Doi Bhirtings, Draris, Grey Ootto Conoertinas, Tickings, Balls, Lustres, Ton Sotts, Cobourgs, Paint Boxes, Dress 5, ake, Cloths, Tin Toys, Tweeds, \u2018Wood Toys, Flannels, Bellows Toys Blankets, A BG s Shawls, Desks, Folt Shirts, Abn, general coun (NUN\u2019S BLOCK), 347 ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAL, WHOLESALE ONLY.And a large variety of other goods suitable for try store.& a 216 TADACONA INSURANCE CO.FINANCIAL RESULT OF 14 MONTHS BUSINESS To DECEMBER 318T, 1875.Authorized Capital.[Yo cservessee * 95-law NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - that application will be made to the noxt Session of the Provincial Parliament, for a Bill Incorporating, by Special Charter, * The Corporation of the Townof St.Henri,\u201d (By order) C.AIME DUGAS, St.Henrl, Town or Sr, Hana, 12th September, 1876, 218-1m + By Benning & Barsal 1 E AND vue 100, S508, LOTS, BY CTLON, Dining Tables, | Marble and Walnut-tops, Centre Tables, Library | ALE OF NEW AND SECOND +.$5,000,000 Subscribed 2,300,000 Pald-u a «200,000 Government Deposit (Fir ) 50,000 \u201c e, 50,000 223,7 Totai Losses.FH Invested Funds.sossercss Cash in hand and Deposit.lo 198 Other Asgeta.c.er 49.888 Total Assets : GEOG.J, PYEE, Gomi Mocooy Sce-Tres of the Municipal Conneil of the Town of E BUTTERICK & COS FALL CATALOGUES can now be had at 265 Notre Dame street.224-2 UERBEC.HENCHY'S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE CATHEDRAL, W.F.MEWHORT, ie the moet Comfortable HOMER for the stranger.Go there by all means, 220 6 Fe! a \u201c auction Sales.T COTE ET.ANTOINE.lon bseribers have been instructed fo sel tre Ground, at the head of Western Avenue, 0D SATURDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 160 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS Abutting on Western Avenue, i the This Avenue is Intended to be continued to mo t Farm.These lots are a portion of the So homme Farm, situated at Cote St.Antoine, and faces the St.Antoine Road.4 these lote 1s certainly one tha The potition of the sao onion.hole City, Victoria Bridge, a: em ronnie of the Clty, Nun\u2019s Taland, La- chine Rapids, St.Anne, and the Ottawa River, Lake Bt.Louis and Lake of the Two Mountains.The subscribers have pleasure in recommending this property to capitalists and others who are desirous of securing Villa Lots, with very easy access to the City by the Street Railway, being hou fiveminutes\u2019 walk.The low taxes is this Municipality ought tobe an inducement for purchasers to invest.t i d varied Apple Trees ara abundant on this Cromarty.The Pound 18 easlly reached by the Bt.Catherine and PE Joseph Street Cars.erms exceedingly liberal.Lunch on the Ground at half-past THO.£ale at THREE o'clock.& & BARSALOU, 223 BENNIN Auctioneers.JNSOLVER T ACT OF 1875 AND AMENDMENTS THERETO.1h the matter of W.A.SMITH & 00.of Montreal, \u2019 Ingolvents.AT surpasses anything on The undersigned Assignee will sell by Publio Auction, at the Store of the Insolvents, No.20 St.Helen street, Montreal, On THURSDAY, 28th SEPT, 1876, At ELEVEN 0\u2019clock à.m., uch in the dollar on the Inventory Valua- fon The Stock-in-Trade, Machinery, Store Farni- ture, &c., belonging to the above Estate, amounting follows :\u2014 Sentral assortment of Gents\u2019 Haberdashery.eesreiresriaerisaaarene Shirts, Collars, &¢., in process of manufacture.«.¢ vani0n0000 .\u2026.\u2026 Store Furniture, #C.\u2026.- .Machicery, Engine and Boile Fuel.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.rresarincee cons .t may be seen and further information ODA ed upon.application to the undersigned Astignee, and the stora will be open for the {nspec- tion of the stock, &c., on the 26th and 27th insts.ARTHUR M, PERKINS, $28,550 00 \u2014 FridAY, Septe Meetings and Ausemene VICTORIA RIFLES Ex members havin, bies in their possession \u2014 requested to return them to Captains of Companieg who will make the neceg: sary allowance in len 224-1 NA ET MAX BICHHORN i (Formerly Zither player to the King of Bavaria) i vs With his pupils, will give a ! 'ZITHER RECITAL \u201cAt the above Hall, on the evening of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2th, Tgrg when à choice programme of classical and Popular music will be presented, and the beautifulÿguan.ties of that charming little instrument displayag Admission, 50c.Reserved Beats, 756.To be had at C, 0, DeRoucho\u2019s Music Stora.2254 ACADEMY OF MVsig LAST NIGHT.A 1 M E E 1 The QUEER Or OPERA BOUFFN, and her complete FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY, TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, GRAND GALA NIGHT! BENEFIT OF MLLE.AIMEE, When will be presented, Comedy In one Moilhac and Lud Halery, \u201cct 97 H, MADAME ATTEND MONSIEUR, MLLE, DUPARC (in her great roll) as.Madame To be concluded with the Ci Ville, In two gota, 007 Vaude- LES CHEVALIERS DU PINCE NRz, AIMEE AB.02 02000 Lans n0cas 000000 SOCIETY'S HALL, - , an TL te MEZIER: 8 (in bis original role) as.Chapel Beats at Prince's Muslo Store, Notre Dame stroot ; et Lajole, Beausoleil & Perkins, .James street.BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers 231 \u2014 Office of Perkins, 60 St 1.§ + By John J.Arnton.GREAT SALE OF LOTS AT MOUNT BOYAL VALE, BY AUCTION, ON TIIR GROUND, Saturday, September 23rd.esubscriber ls instructed by THos.P.O\u2019BRIRYX, Ea to sell a8 above announced, on SATURDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, the balance of the Lots then remaining unsold, without reserve, on the fullowing terms:\u2014Ten per cent.oash, balance at the end of three, five or ten years, at 7 per cent.iotercst.A number of reserved Lots between Cote SI.Luke Road and Third streot, will also be offered.usses will leave tho Post-office at 12 0 oeh nd 1 o'clock, the Western torminus of the City Passenger Cars, St.Catherine street, the Tan- nerles and ft.Catherine Toll-gato, Mile-end, Sale on the Ground at TWO o'olock, J JOHN J.ABRTON, Auctioncér.M 19th, 1876.FROM NOW TILL DAY OF BAL, parties can have as many lots as thoy requiro for the price, and on same terms as herotofore, viz, $490 per lot, between 8rd and 7th streets, to be pald in \\a- stalments equal to one dollar pcr weck, Tho lots north of Central Avenue 3300 each, payments squal to 50 cts.per woek.When the required i.umber of lots are sold, !t 1e my intention to bulld & nutabér of houses of various designe of solld brick, with stone foundations.or sll stone, to be pald for by instal- mente, equal to two dollars per week and ng wards, acoording to tho oost of tho bnild- ings, which will Le nearly one half less than | city prices.As I have an unlimited supply of brick.sand snd stone on the property, par- chasers preferring to build their own houses will : be supplied with these materials at cqually re- | Juced prices.B17 pri T.®.O'BRIEN.T.ANNE'S.SALE OF THE RRMAINING INTS OR THE ADAMS\" PROPERTY.The subscriber is instructed by J.L.ADAXS, Esg., to sell at his rooms, 79 St.James street, On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, Z5thb, the balance of the Lots on his property, at Bl.Annes, situated in some of the very best locations, frouting on (Grand Trunk avenue, botween the R.R.Station and the river.Bt.Anro's continues to increase in popularity, Dot only as a summer resorts, hut it has many al- vantages which mak !t a pleasant place of residence during a lengthened season.Binoe the sale, last summer, on the ground, the property bas been very much improved, several new cottages have becn crected, and gardens laid t.On it are erooted also, a Protestant Church, a new and very neat ellfice, and the G.T.R.Depot, where all the trains stop.Access to the city !s very convenient and Pleasant, by either rail or steamer.The lots will be sold on very liberal terms, Plan on view.At ELEVEN o'clock.JOHK J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.ITY PROPERTY, CRAIG AND 3T.MAURICE STREETS.| The Bubscriber, instructed by James Mullins, ' Baq., will sell at bis Booms, on | MONDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, Ï the following valuable properties :\u2014 The Corner Lot 703, 706, 707 and 709 Craig street, and 2, 4,8 and 8 Hermine street, with Stores and Bakery ihereon ; Dearly opposites Clen- nnecg\u2019s Block, close ctoris s GATS, 6213 x 70, French measure, quare, Lot, \u2014AL80,\u2014 76 8¢.Maurice near MoQill 56 x 115 feet, ron Both Properties are exceedingly product) worthy of speculation.ry ve snd Commuted, No Encumbrance.Bheriff One-fourth Cash 8 \u201cTe.224 Nos.68, 70, 74 street, Loi Furthor particulars, rentals, 40, at my Offlos.Sale at Half-past TEN o'clock, JOHN J.ARNTON, 220 Auctioneer.By W.O.Rorman.SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, é&c., &c.\u2014On FRIDAY NEXT, the 22nd inst:, I wil sell at my store, No.430 Notre Dame sireet, adjoinizy ** Kecollet House,\" a large arsortment of new and secoud-hand furnitare, comprising Parlor sud Bedroom Suites, Dining, Kitchen and other Tables and Chalrs, a large quantity of Crockery, Glassware and Platedware, a lot of Paisley Shawls, Ready-made Clothing, and & general sssortment of household requisites, Sale at 10 2 m and 2 and 7 p.m.W.C.NORMAN, Auctioneer.Considerable advances having boen made on the above goods, some must positively be sold to realize.224-3 \u2014 By Bain & MoDowell.A ACTION SALE OF FURNI- Mestre.TEES BROTHERS will hold their first Fall sale of A thelr Show Rooms, 449 otre Darno strcet, on AY, 2 TES o'clock À.M » 26th Instant, at Catalogues out on Baturday.Parti any fous y rtloulars will 225 SALE OF HOUSEILOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFE .nique sirset où OTS, at 88017 St.Domi .BATURDAY, 23rd inst, The undersigned is instructed to soll all the Housebold Furniture and Effects, consisting of Bedroom fiets, Couches, Stoves, Crockery, &c., 4c.Sale at TEN o'clock a.m, 8.MoDOWELL, Auctloneer 8.MODOWELL, 223 By J.F.Raymore.SALE POSTPONED until MONDAY, the 25th, at1l o'clock à m.\u2014GRE BALE OF TIMBER.\u2014The Bubsoriber hat received instructions from Mostra.Roy & Resthor to sell by public auction on the Provincial Exhib.tlon rounds, at Mile End, on MON JAY, the 25th Sop- tember, at 11 o'clock (should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale will take place on TUESDAY, the 26th, without fall).all the timber,on the consisting of Pine Deals, 2 Inches, do.11g, pruce Deal, 117 inches, Bprace Boards, 1 inch, Pine Boards, I inch, Fesntiings, 8 x 5; also, 3 x 4 Round Cedar Posts, 8hingics, Windows, Hinges and Glaus, Nalle, snd many other ariicles too numerous to mention.The whole to be sold without reserve.N.B.\u2014Lunch at 12 o\u2019clock sharp.: J.F, BAYMORE, 223-3 Auctioneer \u2014\u2014 S ALE BY AUTHORITY OF TICE\u2014Will be sold nn MONDAY, t Second day of October next, 1874, at the hour of Ten of tne clock in the forenoon, in the Offices of WRIGHT, BROGAN & PANET, Notaries and Oommis- Bloners, 58 51.rancois Xavier street, Montreal, the heripgfter described tmmovable property belonging to the communaute de biens heretotoro existing between Dame Mary Deignan and the said late John 8tadd, in his lifetimo of Montreal, Boller Maker, viz, :\u2014 A lot of Land fronting on Magdslene street, St.Charlea, City of Montreal, and known as pe ber two hundred and fifty-five (No 255), on the Official Ilan and Book of Keference of the St.Ann's \u2018Ward, containing forty-five feet in front by ninety feet in depth (French measure), without any bulld- | ings thereon erccted.Title is perfect.Full pae- ticulars and all Information given on spplication to WRIGHT, BROGAN & PANET, Notaries and Commissioners, ; 58 St.Francois Xavier street, SALE BY AUTHORITY Of JUSTICE.Will be sold on MONDAY, the Kint October next, 1876, at the hour of Ton of tun loo in the forenoon, in the offices of Wright, Brogan & Panet, Notaries and Commissioners, 58 St, Francois Xavier street, Montreal, the hereinafter de- seribed Immovweable Property, belonging to the Commumante de Biens heretotore existing, Dotwoss\u201d John Skelly.ou the (ity of Montreal, Book-kesper, ame Cesar oops _ Le Granger, his wife, de- ve 8 of Land, situate in the P ~ tresl, forming part of st.Gabriele Pope deu re Qumbers a thousand sgven hundred \u2018 ou ona, two thonst nd even Toman four and t 0 thousand seven hand ty-five (Nos.2750, 2751, S113 ATE a 2778) Parish Onde will a two-story frame build: , Tick, and erected on the raid lots, (Nos.150 acd 81) E Full partictulars and given Où apte Re all information will ba \u2014 22 IBLE SOCIE NG B lave, MHETINGE Ann\\versary Meetings of Branch Bibre at which public addresses on week days mons on 8undays, will be given by th GREEN, of the Montreal Anxillary Socletien, 8 Rev.yr snd the ministers of the Gospel in The d garcslety, calities, according to the order, date ven below.ALl'are respeotfally Invites me Waterville.Seturda Capleton.cs.rrr.Sunday.Coft2% om, Massawlpp \u201c « 24 3 am, Hatley.8 \u201c 24 7 ps *Berpston.Monday, « gs 7 Do.*Costicook.Tuesday, « gp) LP.Compton,.c.u0e Wednesday, © 07\u2019 7 Dee W.0)ifton, Martinville Thursday, « 44 PU.BUIWEF.000000 000.Friday, a 29 7 pm, *RSÉOD.L.22 0200000 Batarday, 29° PM When the meetings fall on {he » 7pm, will be a sermen on tho subject to sion, 0d ft 1g dosirable that All formaiity ogee ness should be done at a previous meet) bual.Balurdsy night, whon practicable, 0g, say Will tho friends of the caueo in the vari calitles please give these appointments te ous lg- enceof everything local?A long notice raprefer- that this m&y Le @ ne with.ut loconvenien Riven, 1f the hour fixed prove Lnsuitabla at an ce, the friends will picasa change It to sult thers, Place, DL ee fee a rorn he mext braces o next fcllowiug à : 3 Bim of tho change.& Appolntment, and Inform correspondents please places marked those, oro ones the Agont t9 ollections w en u Please Inliroate this, P At each meeting, ana 3 GRERN, gent, M.A 1.5, HALIFAX AND CAPE BRETON RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY.\u2014 A meeting of thé Ehareholders of this Com will be held at the OMce of Messrs.TAIT, WOTHERSPOON & ABBOTT, Montreal, at 3 P.M.on WEDNESDAY, the 27th INSTANT, for the purpose of electing Directors and otherwise organizing the Company, JAMES Travelll Ppany ABBOTT, Hospital street, _Montren), Beptember 12th, 1870.4 PROTE PRIVATE CLASS for Dancing ers, fi lars, MRA GODWIN, 746 Craig street\u2019 28 Lona IG.J.HAZ AZER'§ ADKMY OF DAN UETTE OFERED : CINQ ETT oy ELMS, DAYS AND HOCRS OP TUITION \u2019 Gemtlomen : Monda enings from 7.5S0UU 11.Termof Te'tonacne ang Go.\" or saeanding two 1adiss $15.82.50, Monday, Wednesday and Friday EKveni APTRENOON Lad'es, Misses and Mas Saturdays from 3 till 6.80.oo L 6.80 Wednesday and of 20 Jasons pb BoE Lng cat mms ro FOTICR\u2014Kigbt Dini Dabrred from oll Classes al brated Movsct La Cour and German intron AoA] Clothes Pasty for toe beneat of oe phans\u2019 Homes will bé announoed.180° ANCING \u2014AIl the Fashionable Steps tanght, together with the Figures.One bour, twice a wesk, one dollar month.GULWIN, 746 Craig street, To BOO on ge NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, \u201cDOLLARS,\u201d THE FINEST BRAND OF DOMESTIC CIGARS MANUFACTURED.No.21 St.Sacrament Street.H.HEYNEMAN.KW Toromto Globe and Bt.John (NX.B.) Telegraph please Copr.224 où ROCK BUTTER.Betnt-Weskiy Sopply of FRWSH CROOK BUT TKR, from soms of the Best Datries in this Domin- Ion, to be had at the LONDOE AND GLASGOW WAREHOOSE 503 and 204 St.Antoine street, corner Mountain.G30.MOGARRY.164° TITTY To .(GRO CERIES.GROCERIES, GROCERIES.SHANNON BROTHERS, No.4566 Commissioners street, Opposite 81.Ann's Market, & large and well-selorted stock of Family Greceries which will be sold at very lew prioes for cash, OF to prompt paying credit customers.107 ee (QANADA, SASH, DCOR, BLIND AND MOULDI*G FACTORY.-HOLMES RUTHERFORD & CO., Ixumber Merohants à Manufacturers, Mullin strent, Moutreal.Birch 80\u20ac Walnut Balusters, Stair Balls, dc.Kiln dried Wal nut and Cherry.tore and Office, No.51 Bonaventure strest.Lamber Yard, 772 Uraig street.10e OT ICE.Our stock of PALL FANCY GOODS and TOYSIS now complete, and we would respectfully de an inspestion from the oiTY and COUNTRY À H.A.NELSON & SON'S, 91 to 97 ST.PRTER STREET.Toronto Branch : 56 and 58 Front wrong -\u2014 .\"ai 6 HFRE arc you going ?\u201d anid ti lady the 0 ; \u201cWhy,\u201d said she, have yom Rot heard of #9 Celebrated CHESAPEAKE BAY OISTERS Sold by O.H.SHORT 4 C0.260 ST.JAMES STREET, If not, come with me and purchase s quart sud you'll never go anywhere cise to buy 07*#5; , JOBN_L.HARDMAN à co MANUFAOTURNES OF GENUINE OAE TANNED LEATHER RELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSE, LACE LEATHER, &C OFFICE AND FACTORYS Cor, Canning and Bonaventure MONTREAL: BU supplies farnishad upon, rt 0277 UMBER\u2014Tho underngn koep constantly on hand a complet do si rérossed somsonsd ALACE WALRUT, CHEE ko Ste WRIGHT, BROGAN & PANRT, Notaries & Commissioners, + 233-2aw 58 St.Francois Xavier street, BUPIEENUT WHITHWOOD BASSWOOD, and hardwood of ali nds; ao WALNUT and other RS, an ~ , Maxwell & CC: or fret work, RJ.Mare pr 0 br Esvs 85 FE FERRET time They Othe Rene FripAY, September 22, 1876 eu enr oo _ \u2014 ges EVE - _\u2014 Are La - - , uy J 1 _ .; SECOND EDITION.HOW Advertise te this z _ \u2014 THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.LE I Od | i U .Prisoner was subsequently arrested TTT ee J \u2014 LU À » ; Sent to Queen\u2019s Bongh foy.frial od and | New hd ii Î thi ÿ = ; a ~ TWO O0\u2019CLOCK « .eu a SOL py Sale A Ha \u2014Miss Mary - Ug [Semen $ IS P, M, r OURTH EDITION ee aplimontary manner to the er sens! Mars Deaths 5 | Desoyerdtie me, déposition before Mr, gett.\u201d : \u201c way by the oblizing representative.of ory Ged ES \u2014\u2014\u2014 Births, Marrigges.and.Deaths, a.+h Mes ir : | mop even that loss vention opened = ; EN CS oe |: 0., of Montreal, are reported to :raudulently appropriating mone , 25.REMFWPER th ; | f Yooh or a 9! Thorndale, Ont., Mr.John Burton, Of Langan 834c., good and strong.hite shirts, 1s only would depend a good deal upon his willing.street Cha ch yesterday a.m.in St.J ames SCOTCH! SCOTCH 1 SCOTCH \u2018have the lowest tender, at something The prisoner pleaded guilty of not her Mount Royal SE sale of villa lots ab | security given.\" addres, ous Batiou ana township, to Mise Jennie, daughier of ¥-.£ nessto recognize the authority of the Meat chair.ch, Hon.Jas, Ferrier in the Underclofhing and Hosiery, plain and ribbed, 2, 3 under §1,500,000.reburned the money, but said he was ready Lunch at two o\u2019clock shar; \"row afternodn.= LL 225-2 PEI ERSON, LANGLOIS-\u2014On the 16th inst, at To- BLACK RIBBONS Inspector.The whole difficulty Lies in the F 2° After devotional exercises, Mr, inches, fom pad ac a 32-inch up to 60 [Speci \u2014_ so do so.Trial on the 27th inst.Mary i Ta.W ANTED.\u2014$500 to $1,000 will LO amit tacTaon, to Mary Isabel, Langlols, .unwillingness of the Ci y \u20ac verter was elected President of the Con- HOSIERY! HOSIET pecial to the STAR.] cGinnes, stealing a hat, nine months, None of the Game enumerated in the ing 100 cer rors dual Interest in a businoss nett- ' Es, of Québec.eter Langlois, one case Black Silk R 5 e City Council to arm vention, ând'iiad OSTERY ! HOSIERY ! Joseph Mirande, stealing money, sent to Provincial Game laws, except h 58.200 por cent profits.Satisfaction guaranteed, ! DEATHS - thisweek, ibbons to ba sold cheap the Inspector with sufficient powers Rev.M.d made the usual address, A full assortment of Scotch Hosiery in all makes ; .Toronto, September 22, Queen\u2019s Bench.The following ons fon taken by ropes, snares, springs cage 5 rm.TER Ln Bran olor, 225: HonIER\u2014On the morning of the 22nd, Elizabeth There is a disinclination to deal ri .1y bate on th L, Pearson then opened a de.£03 Juder Drestes, all sizes, from Oto 6's, ° L A special by cable to the Globe from 288ault were disposed of : Silvain Gros.træPs of any kind, nor shall any pg engine A ee ation pa Turse or Housemaid Jobnston, widow of tite lato James Hunter.OLD P with the butch gorously and h © ternational Lesson Series, Boys\u2019 Under Shirts sad Boo Se.sondon says the Times publishes a letter, Pard vs.Chas, Pompanon, Ernest Rener be get for that purpose, and any person ma; Address of apply at 87 Berri strear © de Fu Funeral will take place from hez late resi- RICES.utchers, who are numerous and R owe use them,\u201d and was followed LE case Kew Dress Goods, AU 160 da 08 signed * Canadian,\u201d explaining that the 22d Francois Unold, $5 each or 20 days, 4°°T0Y any engine s0 set.Es ATHER: M dence, 279 si.Mary.steset, on Monday, tno: wt Wo 470 stl offering Black Silks at the old prices powerful as a body, and thus the citizens a d Roy Me pe Rev.Geo Anderson One case TC button\u201d hire aud Panta, oats soc, yeal position of affairs in British Columbia Pierre Span Pompanon vs, Silvain Gros.F Turs ready, an pd dear, got your old nectfolly ; en , er, Health Associati 4 ti yl s, of Lacolle, who oon- © sold at $1, , : ! TaDie e Dominion, The Times, P3nd, $7 or 20 days Luke Mulli BT ny got theirs, and I will send th a6 and Annie to are respectfully aequosted to attend without TLEY are considered the best and cheapest Black .e Hea, ssociation would tinued the subject, Two-button Kids 0c.in a leading articl ifies i etai?Alb y uke Mullin vs, N Ad Ï x 1 son's\u201d to get em down to \u201c Thomp- + 3 .3 _ .g + + 0 get cleaned and put |; Lp: cv er dr aa an a | | a subis up, aoû agit for ab | 6% 1 5.Suey es open he 10 VALE 6m 0 Gin ot apn | cop in Sh otal che 21 1 Snore ow Advertisements this P M Fees ela, Janet Hutchison, beloved dau hits ar ciel L action to overcome the ex- |; ct of debate, \u2018\u2018 Wisdom in Win- Two cages New M \u2019 \u201c acter ofthe Pacific Railway undertakin,, of assault and battery were continued 3, me Job has come back to Montreal.Father: Ÿ | Robert He.Connel.aged 3 years, 1 month and 4 WOOL! WOOL! ee evil, we think some good might come Gals = Mr Caton oY Rev.Mr, ANTES RADE TO ORDER and admits that Canada has made every the 28th inst.ry ntinued to F°® TRE mE BRERS AT, Fike bone *you a 10 me'that nice sot of \u20ac > , .\u2014_\u2014 , a.\u2019 .; fp = rT: 1 .- The funoral van take place from her father's OuxlLady Betty Fingering Wool.at $1.50 per of i _ Uharles Morton CHEOK SERGES redeemed ee À i on, and has norethan RECORDER\u2019s Court.\u2014Friday,\u2014Twenty- GRAND EVENING CONCERT, ! / Dire sérost, corner St.Poton.Father: 416 Notre residence, 28 ap sanre, Saturday, Zara pound, is equal to what other stores sell at $2 TELEGRAPHIC.PARK COMMISSIONERS Worth 25¢, to be sold at 150 gress of the wok = 4 = lo: sme zames on the List his morning, Jean To bogiven by Mn.Hroxer, B, M.Roya] F aniline NT OT [CB BO e228 \" 1, metery.\u2019 A a de » be , .; Pel ) rien, , laborer, nk: William e Sufferers at St.Hyacinthe \\ ICE TO THE PUBLI \u2018[ Friends eud seyuaintances are respectfully © on rod full 16 ounces to the pound, A meetin ; .BLACK SILKS] money on it.The Times thinks Canada White, 21, laborer, drunk in Crai at the C.invited to attend.\u2014_\u2014 g of this Committee w.+ BLACK BILKS! acted unwisely i ing irritati MT] rer, drunk in Craig street; MECHANICS HALL, TUESDAY, 26ih \u2014 cassidy \u201cCote St.Antoine, SCOTCH QUEBEC, September 22.yesterday at three o\u2019clock os held peau or lack Dress Silks, only 50c, a yard.the rejection v2 jreating irritation by James Miller, drunk in St.Antoine strest; Under the distinguished patronage of) Spm STANDARD MEASURES, at Bo Dat.siter & long illness, Toba Rutherfcar .UNDERCLOTHING.tr Several Borses have arrived from Moa- son in the chair: Ald ; Noi Ald, Nel.Ponson\u2019s Black Silks, $1.25, well worth $2.Only a Nanaimo Railway bill Esquimalt snd Rudolph oustrant, 30, driving without a ship the Maxom car, OR WORD andi 2144 WARMINTON & PRILBIN'S, puilder, in bis year.i .5 8, 6W Dleces left.a4 .number, 5 p : 3.sileers.= Mp treet.vider, In ble S0Mh ver.Lie late résidence, Ivo cases Real Scotch Wool and Merino Under Gens cot se part In the races next week, David, the City Surveyor, Me rn ind Heavy Gros grain Silks, 900, À Philadelphia special to the same paper 29, EM ving 0 days.Adolp he Larin, 1 PROGRAMME, HURST PRIZ E\u2014PROVINCI AL I Cote St.Antoine Toad, un Saturday, 23rd inst, Clothing, all marked cheap.Yesterday a lad stealin a rid $ bbon, Park Superintendent, and Mp.BORReVE Silks, all Ske $1.00.ae It is rumored on good authority that George Hamel, 25, laborer, drank and fn ar Overtie: (he British Sordier \"++.Hecker EXHIBITION.\u2014For the Largest, F ; at 3 p.m.Friends and acquaintauces are re- construction trai ng e on a icton, engineer in charge of \u20ac : .\u2014_\u2014 e judges will award to Canada first orderly; Charles Bo = 18- 1° Hoyal Fasiloss mand.\u2019 \u2018+.Flotow and Best FRESH OYSTERS, In : ange : spectfully requested to attend.294.3 Railway.fall rain, on the North Shore were also preser.t 8 he works, CASHMERE SILKS prizes for woollen goods, furs, and à wy ; Charles Boudreau, 23, laborer, 3.Fong.Ou Winge of Song.\u2026Mendel Shell.We are the larges Can, Keg, Bulk and ; puccs-In this city, on the guet Inst, Me.Proms BLACK SILKS They hoe x and broke his arm.a na plan of the Mountain Park, showin, $1.25, 31.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 $2.75, up mercial woods.The awards will be an.boillez os sorderly iu a house in Char 4.Song Vaio Borge.CPS \u2014_ Oystors 1n the Dominion.mener X.Comoe ! Riggs, Color-Sergeant late Royal C.Rifles, aged R : in port today, the new road, t 2 > BR For th $5.00 a yard.ts nounced on the 27th inst : > £ nyon, 32, clerk, Pere Mose griliante.Ar Bottom\u2014D, HATTON & 00.\u2018 ; 41 years.only 42c, per yard, ates of freight have again advanced, and was laid » to cost $40,000 to $50,000 r he cheavest and besiBLACE SILKS go to The time f 15%, drunk in Wellington street; James Fal.5 Quartette.The Sabbath D se.18 », ImportersFish,Oysters ; Kingston and Brockville papers please copy.the market is firm at quotations z AU vas laid before the Committee.À state.APSIDE, g | e for the trial of the petition ton, 14, no occupation, loitering i b Messrs.Murphy, Hecker, Farquanareon 4 po | oo\" Boneecours street, 218-+ 2 : .with ment of th , State \u2014 against the ret 7 pation, loitering in St 6.Song.The shad » Farquaharson & Dial.É79T_ leony Sonam aon, oi S.CARSLEY Hight propia of à dci a ho ol | walk ab SLA nor A vo uicaide COLORED SILKS COLORED SILKS! Went Petrbor, in (he oct roman fatons de.is Parns 1 driver 7 pinot so Phi mero 61 PA a00DS Coats, Car.; Moss\u2014On the 19th inst, at No.148 Harley street \u2019 nm of the fall fleet is now It was decided not t \u2019 ubmitted.avy Bluo Gros Grain, $1.00, been extended to December 11th 5 An orchester street; Rose | a {Liedohneworto No.61 | Aprings, and all goods ogre, Covers, Waggon ) Regents Park, London, England, Alfred D.generally known.Quotations are: Lon.that pri 0 make any more at Navy mown (ros Grain, $1.00, Mr.Ric .nn Lyons, 30, no occupation, loitering in Mr HE.Oldham.[Bee * WHOLESALE BY of Bubber, \" Bed 20 po and monthé.late David Moss, 393 and 395 Notre Dame Street, don, ne for deals ; Liverpool, 303 for tim.troughs was fey Elica tion for $363 for Beal Brows, ely widd Sit Money Mortbay 5 authors of ua aa 8.% oreph street, $2 50 or 15 days.Nel- FIVE MINUTES TE mdelesona 216+ TROT?rary eR Moiltr LJ martian Clisien, Conuty, Masur, on 350 So for Aap a heute; Glasgow, proposal oe piacog hitohing poste a dit TRE stay for à few days, \u2019 in Mount Royal Park ; Josephise fon *-CT#00Emtecton.\"\"HiErorgtrs.\u2026.10u PR T H OMSON & SON , gears, son of Ambrose and Rebecca Shaw, of 80 for deals.Ri i umber, lerent parts of the Park and for erecti Lavender, $1.50, : , Tecnmseh\u2019s remains are expected to ar- taine, no occupation, drunk ; Piers : EF.Bana, OO ° \u2019 1, nis city, formerly of Birmingham, England, bec to Terns: iver freights\u2014From Que- four water.closet; recting Pink, $1.75, - rive from Niagara to-da; d ; p , drunk ; Pierre Lor- 2.Song.,.Who's at My Windo 3 \u2019 2 oronto\u2014 .ets was left over.I - M A6.A day, and are to be tie, 30, contractor, drunk i ] Moov, W.08borne LA - : geruvr-At South Queber, on 181 ng as a 81.75 per to Salt, Ringer Sack ; coals, ene fo the appropriation for the Degree siLEs the cheapest and best stock of COLORED Submitted for examination to Professor driving in St Joseph TES ions 5 Quartette.Chago \u2018Away Déar One.\u2026.Lorenz BLACESMITHS and ENGINEERS, y bis ity Wife of Mr.Thomas TNEMANRO PARCS, Per Seck ; coals, $L.50 per ton.To Mon.action ae ae decided to take no one case Em SKIRTS, all m Local Government to propre a ve , the ER Joseph Burns, 16, carter, drunk 4 Song.-rhe Lament of the Border Widow.No.18 St.Constant Street, ,- Cocux\u2014In this city, on the 10th inst, Matilda, Come and see them, at treal\u2014Salt, 73c per sack; coals, 90¢ per ceived From Mr.01 A £ lan had been re- and trimmings.\u2019, ew colors the alleged discovery.port: on on $ oitering in Mount Royal Park, $10 5.£ong.Yeomans Wedding.LE onfacmraal FAOING DRILL SHRD, ; Dune dr days, Hugh Counlih 860d 7 HUMPHREYS VARIETY raehine gy ber per 1,000 feet, board 277 Olmstead.BLACK! BLACK! BLACK | wo months.: 6.Trio Mr Borge, eertte Forginga tail kind made ore A, : STORE, sure, 31, ae Go to C oo ME.and Mia E , Memory\u2018.Leslie nds made to order, \u2014In this .HEAPS .and Mrs.H J PU SR 1167 or.Carmes gan, G00 aviv DAD MEAT.SEE wm asa C0 OF TOF WORD.70 CORRESPONDENTS, Tul en | pe ue eat où Pin M 8, ys.oury, \u2014Scotch stea.: , \u2014 : © best 25c Black Lustres, ris LT.Oy er Band.a specialty.> wocare-On the 10th nek, John MoCabo, pon.5 $4 to $4.75, and a Boon selling at To the Editor of the Star: Go to CHRAPBIDE for the best Stock of Mourning _ BEDrORD, Wis., September 22, As some misapprebension has arisen Tickets Zio: Reserves bats tot hy bonad ae Pulloys and Shafting Fitted up, dc sioner, of the 18 Regiment, after a short i11- chaldron of 14 tons.pe: b SIr,\u2014The farce of merely confiscatin, F = , À distinct shock of earthquake was felt about the answer we gave yesterday in re.fleckers 1 Musical Establishment, No, 10 Phillipet Manufacturers of Bteam Engines, Hydrau ° Bsu1\u2014At Fort Stanley, Ont, on the 9th inst, aged ) Fire Bricks\u2014Retailing ex wharf at $26 rd meat when exposed for sale should Goto CHEAPSIDE NS ALAN ELS, in this city, Fairhaven, Amherst and ference to gentleman riders, we haveto \u2018 \u2014 oF ele storep Whe Ogg.Premsess Hand Lithographio Prosses, Embossing 2.24 years, , SCOTCHMEN LOOK OUT.to $28 per 1,000.surely be put a stop to.In England it is SHEAPSIDE for the best 260 Fancy Flannels, Dertmouth about half-past eleven o'clock state that , ave | .4 | Erensess Punching Presses, Printers Chases, MoCarrEnx At Quebge, on the th instant, James ARRIVALS gonsidered à serious offence, and I noticed Hoyle do \u2019 190.last night, * money for riding © who has been paid .ht and Oast Iron Book Chases te ! - - _\u2014 .; J In a late paper that, for his second off One \u2018 Bet Clot Lo i in & race or steeple- .AND _ Bra1z\u2014At Hamilton, on the 16th inst, Mary G CHARLES DUNCAN begs to Ship Princess Royal | a butcher Los nd offence, Jn case new Basket Cloths, 35¢ & yard, NDON, September 22, chase is no longer entitled to a mount 2 B beloved wife of M.Blais, aged 51 years, ond countrymen and women from tho East coast, wag op, Trowbridge, Shin as eue, pix city a butcher otto ined £ most or ne one se semen ; Teme.E le: Zumerous meetings bold throughout gentleman rider.He is only classed as a THOMBON'S may be contemplating sending h istria, London ; satisfied that i 5 y Shaker Flannels.consider the Eastern question professional\u201d jockey.à ONLEBRA PRINTERS COMMERCIAL ter, a barrel of Apples, or a barrel of oor at Greenock, coal ; hese Fades almgorm, worst he in ine worse comes to the At CHEAPSIDE Dave ssed votes of thanks bo Mr.> - TED POSITION, Bo oox- .he expects next wack to be able to name a prier Pallast; barque Vanekabet Plymouth every piece that is sold of it meat, while 437 and y chuyler, of the American Legation at SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AT FOR STAR Orrick, 1.30 p.m.those > delivered at any railway station pallast ; barque Albatross, Galway bal.i you fine them as well as confinote Son.and 439 Note Dame stroot, pp noble, for the promptitude of his ST.JAMES STREET CHURCH © SALE, 3 .wween Glasgow and Aberdeen, ast ; Lord R ; will & , .À.» e Bulgarian atrocities, .- , SNew Horizontal Steam September 22, 1876, \u2019 as arque Lord Raglan, Havre, ballast ; con see a change, and a law to tha 220+ ; Th ; - \u20ac Engines, cylinders 9 x 18, , arque Auralie, Lond j 3 effect should b , ; o that __ PROPRINTOR.The correspondent of the Times at Yesterday the Rev.J, T.Pi Patentod Steam Pistona.ny There was a large attendance on \u2019Chaage THE OLD COUNTRY GROCERY.Sindbad, London ballast ballast ; barque at least of s © made at once ; one means Vienna, discussing the prospects of a pro- dressed thom i ludi Pitcher ad- J 3 Bookbinders\u2019 Hydraulic Presses, LT, g \u2019 ; barque Maud preading disease ld b , longat P eeting, alluding to'the Int \" todsy, snd a comparatively brisk busi- 695 Craig street, M Plymouth, ballast; barque Viking, Syd.Avoided.would be NEsvees Mirk Foon.|ergéem;st the.armistice, says: On the national Series of Lessons PR in En a of Patan os, Drew for steam powers .rai 3 ney, C.B.; - e i in his .ness Was done.In Chicago the wheat 'g Freel, ontreal | quet, ls babes bois oy Cara \u2014_ DB ptÂ1l cblléren ted with NESTLES MILE FOOD are -| À Mohammedan religious festival, aus.opinion, weré hardly dlosely enough cone.Hand Lithograph Proases always .0 stock, market is quiet and easy, being quoted barque Strathspey, Troon ; barque Dam SMALL-POX.i en Amer in flesh, of a Dore purely sppear.bunely enmion of EE at this time, will make nected.23-coûm a.$1,043 for November delivery.In Milwau- Bartonahire, Havre ; barque Marchioness 7 .\u2014 use \u2018no Other ete Suro thatyoa pet (us like a religi ious pris Er appearalmost Rov.T.M.Beaudry said that the Inter.: ALL STREET SPECULA- kee the market is easier.In England, li Queensbury, Greenock ; barque Stir- 0 the Editor of the Stag : genuine.© explained that her y, gland having national Series of Lessons were à bond of The reliable house of 11ON- FROTHINGHAX & .business is light.S CHOOL S UITS ATE ney month ; pparque Princess DEAR SiR,\u2014 Dr.Finnie\u2019s 1 etter, and your For sale by TATE à 00 on 4 for the insurgent provinees m oo automany faa between the Protestantism of the | 3 ge.13 wall street, Rew York, ubilsk handsomé \u2019 ; ue .o i VRRNTON, E - , vwoekl inane = The following pere the sales at the YOUTHS\u2019 CLOTHING, barque rodes, Groenock = bana pen} sent an appalling Robes or wish, Lap.Sion ____ 157 8t James street.trot Darely A pal Aare irs, (hustrin has The Rev.T.N.Beaudry then delivered fad fon oa her send Tree to = address morning board of the Corn Exchange: , randis, Gloucester, prehend, few of our citizen .OTOGRAPHS ind she e an s on \u201cWisdom is Winuing \u2018 4 cial and business topics, it Contains very full ne 100 Strong Bakers at $5.40 3 100 do sat BOYS' CLOTHING Th So , r citizens were prepared, .inc ependently, because they coincided Souls.\u201d g and accurate reports of the sales and standing of 4 : .o at , e troopshi » ; and unless th ; \u2014 ; : - | every bond, stock and securi PIR RAO de |, dr coy | EC teed mn vai ab | re | Te Ent 1 ve nan | Eg I Em st 55.10 ; uperfine (inspected) at , TOUT large cases of BOYS and YOUTHS gurrs, \u201c\u2018 Bellerophon,\u201d and drafts f © \u201c0 = comes a serious (uesti hether th ; , on Chocolate and Grey A .6 ! e was connected with a 4 tegrity.In addition to thelr stock brok n- TR $4.55; 100 Double Extra at 85,67: ; 8 ey comprising the largest \u2018and most ments stationed i rafts for the regi.|); h } on whether the pub.Mats, at colons despatch to the Timsenays: school in the South of England containing Dosa, they sell what are tarmed « BerioSorn br ist, Gitv B 5.674 ; 800 varledatock in the city, ents stationed in Halifax and Bermuda, © schools should not be closed as on + HENDERSON'S \u201cA manifesto of the ad : gland containing .+] \u201cPots and Calls,\u201d now One Of the fab oie oh\u201d OF y Bags at 32.65; 1,500 City Brands Inspection invited.Satisfaction guaranteed means of ; © ; .1 : e advaneed Repub.600 scholars, of whom 172 were s 1 of legitimate lati © favorite me mf! 0 omy WORE CEI | 4 sod Ton one ge pam TO tor on.serene, LE, 1, fee ile contented ovr yu I IA mets hr LE to = can Spring Extra at $5; 300 a ! the body of th ; s, x Loy BAJB Too much blame t be HE CHEAPE t Spai 4 ; rough.APTERNOON SESSION « - day Extra at $5.50.; 100 Sr.LAWRENCE STREE y of the mysterious suicide on the th cannot attached to ST ou Spain.Its most important provisions ; pans OR.SALE ; ; \u2018 \u2019 T.steamer \u2018Newport \u201d has been identi ose who are responsibie for such a de- are the renewal of the Constituti Rev.Mr.Clipson, Mr.Charles Morton ' \u2019 and A Frour\u2014Receipts, 4,400 brls.Prioes (per 210+ \u2018 as that of Frank B.Smith Private Boned plorable state of things, and somethi DRY-GOODS 1869, with the suppression ation of and others having addressed the mesting, , F In Stores and to Arrive nd wl of 1% ba.) : a Supertor fix, N EW FANCY STATIONERY! tary to Secretary Robeson, Disappointed fore than mero talk or reports is otre i relative to monarchy and equality of Tol.the Rev.Mr, wi on, Point St, Chailes, ! Pan aeque Pat \" .Extra Superfin .recived, from New York, ove i { e gloom i ini i » - said he thou i WINES Thomas\u2019 a er.\u2019 \"NT £5.18.88s Sogn Ee utortmént of NAW NOTE PAPER, put tp 1a vary | [overs the supposed cause, in therm inde g { ie probonsions arising EVER OFFERED IN MONTREAL gions, Loxpo, September 22.*.oy et some of the ghildron oro \\ GIN\u2014John DeKuyper à Sons, hhds.and casse, a 603 Strong Bakors\u2019 15 to 85.40 ; his 16 the Ancet varie ahem 7 ap | CITY NEWS no more humbug about compulsory vac.A deepatoh from Barcel to \u2018 visiting the parents the childrea would |\u2018 BRANDY\u2014Renault\u2019s lu hhds., gr.-cazks and Oct, ne, 83.95 to $4.05; Middlings, $3.45 to : G.& W.CLARKE, nev.un ved SiR cinstion, but lot us have and Tove sb mE WORTH OF NEW G00DE, purchased hotices tho growing desire of tho Sparte Cten, fun away from him, ; Martel] and Dubois in cases, tro 55 Pollards 8275 to $3 00°; U 238 Sr.Ja nes STREET, .ing at the Inspector street Church.authorities gee that NOWNING DUT ACWIOL UL Juuso ow.JAlze, be sold at an enarmons oof = 5 © Srowing desire « the Spanish After_some remarks.bv.the Rav.Dr RAIEINS-Valencies, Layers and Maseatels, Oe ps Bags (100 Tha.), $2.31 to $232; eet RexttheOtiawa oil.| \u2014TheSt, Helen's Island ferry boat will the moet vigorous kind will satisfy the A despatch to Reuter\u2019s Telegram Co.sympathy and work were necessary to 8\u2019 _ = TT 5-5.ALMONDS, WALNUTS and FILEERTS, 0 tu Bags (delivered), $2.35 to $2.65 OR SALE, cease running next Sunday.Its contract Community.STE.MARIE BROTHERS, from Madrid says that King Alfonso pre.reform in the drinking habits of the com- S HEETINGS 0 v blo Patent ony used by bakers for mixing is expired on the 20th instant.Crruzex, sided at a Cabinet Council at whichad- munity.re\u201d N 4H 'S A R S HUDON.ms noted at about $6.25 to £0.65; Medium oot of and ar at on Carlton, Bomd, \u2014 Can nothing be done to suppress the Montreal, 20th September, 1876.454 Norru DAME STREE 28 dresses to the Protestant clergy and Dip- The meeting was then closed with the AT \u201c| The pretty vee K, 16 70 to $5; Double Batra 235.30 to $5.70.éreaue, and oppostte to the Property of the MoGlLL circulation of J indecent Hurtratod COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, - D BOOKS\u2014_D Jomatic representatives of er doxology.Co 4 day, and marked \u201cUS - \u2014 s i .TCHRL extra\u201d of a saloon-kec 80 ND- \u2014Dur- ectin otest- \u2014 It \u2019 - ,; Po Raceaote 5 400 bushels, BOBT.MT L & SONS, street.Por, on the SEC or HAN 800 th i ant worship were discussed, as also the FINANCIAL, C A R R 0 L L S 15 CENTS THE CHOICE, TT .» 2 214° 99 St.Francois Xavier street.\u2018 APPEAL SIDE, g the re er O mon « , \u2014 Coarse Grarns\u2014Receipts \u2014 Corn, 34, \u2014 We have been requested by many of \u2014 BOOKS at Dries that will bg them within 50 question of the Coban loan and further re- : pr L \u2018 beat ereryibing for chonpnem combined with 634 bushels ; oats, 14,208 bushels ; barley, ENcravIina and our fellow-citizens to.acknowledge the Judgment was given to-day in the im- reach of all.those long cvenings.The address is 21 inforcements for Cuba, STAR Orvion, 4 pm, : | ; G \u2018 | eloganes and variety to suit every taste.: BLEURY STREET, a few doors from Craig street.; REAT \\,HEAP SALE | - norme alps \u2014 Batter 1.65 ne PT oies heros he acc | ras oar of Joho.MoNonghlon, rv BE Day, Srey of he Bah To ee Cana Bam | ea 1 kegs; cheese, 2,538 boxes ; pork, 60 brls.LirEOGRAPHING, and attention which he bestowed upon versing the judgment of the Court below TEE Great Cheap HAT SALE gation, Mi 40 to Prlippolis to attend he quotations areas £ ve log Today we recives sure cass Apr 0 NOAH\u2019S ARK, Oremr Recurra.\u2014Tallow, 20 barrels ; \"= their correspondence, In forwardiug it 88 regards four out of the ive lots which L atl contingon; sna bit week me bers added the trials of the authors of the Bulgarian 72\" 8, Bo EE hm oes resend yor 937 NOTRE DAME STREET.leather, 33 rolls; tobacco, 31 cases ; when they were out of town during the McNaughton bought on the Canal, but $25,000.They are now offered at a great reduc: atrocities.72 to 7§; Gold drafts, scarce at à PC nN 233+ TIC spirits, 50 casks ; ashes, 127 barrels, GEO.BISHO P & CO.\u2019 summer on their holidays.confirming it as regards lot 12.Two Hop Come and [ee us Selling Off, Selling ony Loxpox, September 22.premiam.JUST FANCY, , R SALE, in half barrois Ontcaco, September 22.\u2014Wheat\u2014Re.169 St.James Street.\u2014 J.B.Latraille, 18, shoemaker, was Judges, the Chief-Justico and Judge Ram.FRS SES, La your o1d Frs to be putin order be It is statedthat Prinoe Dalgurowski was At the morning board of the regular | very heavy Water-Twist Bheotings (while), two Fo OR ÉAMILE USR.7 oelpts, 53,000 bushels; shipments, 93,- arrested yesterday by Detectives Riche say, were in favor of reversing the decision 07° We get too busy and save disappointments, killed in a duel which he fought with a Stock Exchange, stocks were inactive.; yards wide, for 250., well worth 46.; whe Celebrated * OTTAWA MILLS,\" 000 bushels.9.40 «.m.\u2014Active andsteady; and Fahey on a charge of having, alon ; : 2254 distinguished Russian diplomatiet, The followi the sales : 25 Toronto Extra heavy Twilled, soft finish, two yards wide.And other Brands of OATMEAL.$1.04} to 81,044 October ; $1.04} t0 31.043 0 L ET with a man called Richard, on the 27th of of the Court below as regards lot 12, but RESONAL\u2014I hereby give Notice that I shall e following are tho 8a : U oronto, only 30¢., well worth 80c.7 Also, FAMILY FLOUR in Bags and Barrels, November, Corn\u2014Receipts, 226,000 bush ; T \u2019 July last, broke into Mr.Dragon's pre.yielded to the majority.P not bererponsible for any debi contracted Corumeus, O., September 22.at 187 ; 45 Merchants Phas Nolan a6 : \u201cÆgply to A.6.MOBEAN shipments, 234,000 bush.9.45 a.m,\u2014 A LARGE ROOM, 24 x 90, mises, St.Lawrence Main street, and Judge Tessier rendered his decision first, Tada Hts, BEiaget Mullins, whiioui my n An accident occurred early this morning Su, chelieu and Ontario Nav, Lo.TICKINGS ! TICKINGS ! $114 64, 68 aad 68 Founäling street, Quiet ; 464c to 46ÿc September ; 44ic to stealing several suits of clothes therefrom, He held that the employment of \u2018\u201cpuffers\u201d 235-1 ROBERT MULLINS._ at Black Lick station, on the Pan Handle told in New York opened at 110, and Wo uell the cheapest TICKINGS in Canada, Only 44fc October ; 421c bid for year.Oats suitable for Assembly Rooms or Manufactory, Trial fixed for Monday next.at a sale was permitted by the French PRESONAL The Bobert Edwards Estate 1s Railway, about twelve mileglfrom this city.in New Xor hor ine Ex , 8 100k at our prices.).\u2014Receipts, 45,000 bushels; shipments, Enquire at \u2014 The following is a list of those who law.fract BO 0 De aay.© Jou B: kdwasds, of The train was running at 40 miles an hour closed at thet figure, Sterling Exchange 30 inen soft finish American Tickings only 10c.%,000 busts.Quiet ; Site to 3tic Sep: 292t 301 Notre Dame stroct._ have entered for the type-setting competi- The Chief Justice held there had been Marshall Town, lsprincipal heir, 324-6 when, from some gause, four cars of the closed oa ing b of the Open Samos hewvy Ametioan Tokina, 150.IAG DISTRICT MUTUAL ember ; to 34 rs; 3330 t ion- \u2014 d ich t rt d \u2014 train jum e track and ro own : ., -inch bes mn! \u2019 N Re me ini ohn n° foi bi th Cour cold hk | Paes fhe pra 7 Gym |r uh th ek snd, SEE coo, Brunt wr unt, DIE ia vo a ma ins A oro: 331c Novemeber, Barley\u2014Receipts, 26,.T.Wardley, A.Filiatreault, Jas.Williams, notice of; that the case was one e eet 000 bushels; shipments, 9,000 bushels.0 LET \u2019 Alex.old Dan.MoMullin and Samuel to be decided entirely according to Bobert Forayth Watson, clergsman, whoormigratod The engine, baggage car and mail car re- dend on 50 shares Baak of Montreal sald : J.CARROLL & CO, BOTABLIREED 1850 : Al % re 224 8 mained on the track, while those in the ab 64._ \u2019 7 = : The following were the sales at the 109 St.Lawrence Main Street, This Company Is now prepared to INSURE REAL Pork\u201410.25 a.m.\u2014Inactive ; 816.30 Oec- L.Kydd, of the Gazeite; George Birnie, the principles of the old French law, To Bostofice, Montreal.ERSONAL.\u2014Miss Cross and Mrs.John Brown rear went off.The cars that went over tober ; nominaly $14.70 for year, Lard\u2014 A COMMODIOUS WELL-LIGHTED ROOM, Thomas Gilman, Wm.Hibbins, Wm.constitute a fraud there must be N 10.25 a.m.\u2014 Dull; offered at $10.32}; Over B2AR Office, taotng Oralg wrest.Logan and Alex.Walker, of the Herald : deception in the eyes of the law, and fey Je hereby warLod gan or some time past, the bank were demolished.Four persons afternoon board of the Regular Exchange: RITATE FROFNRET PR DWELLINGS ve nominally $9.25 for year, Len Wm, S.Humphreys and David Taylor, damage must be proved to have resulted 1f thoy do not desist immediately I will be forced are known to have been killed outright\u2014 23 Montreal at 188% ; 80 Commerce at T Corner of Lagauchetiere street.2081 atvery leon pe Jed parts of Ontario Union Stock Yarps, CmlcAco, Sep- Rant vary moderate, 188 of tho STAR ; John Lynch, Isaac Glennon fo the party claiming redress.In tho toprosecute\u2014~HENBY SMILE.__ ___ 224-6 two men and two children, It is gstümat- 1244; 50 City Gas Co.at 1084.~~ 2 \u2014 = bo.unoocoap tember 22, 9.20 a.m.\u2014 Estimated receipts: and A.Barrette, of the Witness; Alphonse present case there been no deception, FO AE, tre ey and Pups Apply at ed that batween 30 and 40 were injured by The following were the fluctuations in _ A A.Da LANT, Hogs, 11,000 ; cattle, 5,000.Mondon and Alfred -Clement, of La and not only had there been no damage, Sam rover the acaident.stocks :\u2014 4 1994 Manager for Ontario and Quebec, ograp MILWAUKER, September 22,\u2014Wheat, re- F ALL 1 87 6 Minerve; Alfred Sabourin, of Nouveau but McNaughton had actually commenced T Le Rond situat 0 Batt ible from te, ; \u2014 .o's.11:30 1:5 Oleg x, \"| cite, 60.000 bushels; shipmenta, BL.: Monde; snd Thomas Alt, of T.Laskin, a ee loge, ho oould ot ot a ios sopty ato bh.Ain dc SHED 4 NEWS.\" |yrmmçu Se M4, |DDH0asTRos DYBUP ushels, 9.50 a.m\u2014Wesk ; No, 1 \u2014 ook au : \\ , las apply St.Antoine street.2263 _- = AS AR _ _ LI; No.2.$103); No.8, 9816 STIFF FELT and An Tsronrane Law Surr,\u2014Mr, Octave \u201cles ile to ho land, 0 | J30ARRCA souns man, of dud, Shs: | \u2014 A number of gardeners are engaged Bi Wigi| | FOR SALE, JUBSCRIBE to the FOLIO, to $1.03 ; 81.0734 October; $1.07 No- Chavigny de la Chevratiere has entered an Y, 1B, yield P pramanent boarder in a stricily privat family in putting Dufferin square in axder, 13° 18, 13° .Avs respectadie , 1 ot MUSIC and the ARTS, nr vember tion to-day in the Superior Court, against to the majority of the Court.It was al- Ghere ne can have a well lighted, farteyld [ff thro a North-West.Boss 8655 seh Grocers A Jommal SISTER 8 \u2019 , SOFT FELT HATS po 'City of Montreal the ba of Most a libel on the French law to say that 100m,good board, mid-day dif er and plano ; fa\" 1 = Stones were 0 wo at the windows Do -_ ny |: Towhotesalettade only at \u2014 _| tontalns 20 rages of Rew amie and 24 columns Lt PECIAL TeLEGRAM (To W.J.Fairbairn) (English and American.) a 798 79, tho estimated value of J y it does not absolutely condemn puffing, but ALT Ch rail name \u2018and particulars © Reotl- of Russell Hail last night by some black- gal \u2014_ =.; , ' Peon Nous and Misocllany, 8ver month, x EUX verpool, September 22.\u2014Holders of TS $537,728.79, tho estimates va U6 OL BOYISH such is the case.i would not be pre- tude,\u2019 Srar office.225-2 guard boys.\u2014_= Zoe lo 8 RING STRE fa; Oùty, ; M pou ta 6 Desies, Wheat more disposed to sell ; buyers hold- SILK HATS, SCOTCH CAPS Cartier Square.Mr.Lacoste, attorney |, 4.4 by any of the learned Judges that ost, on Tuesdy, tho 1pth, Inst.betwoon th \u2014 Mr.Pierre Lapointe has been capiaspd Paul.= a =: a PE, 310 204 186+-c0dm 211 8%, James street.ing off ; business light, TWEED AND SILK + for plainbil, .a sale at a mock auction could be valid.It | Clty, Hall an 8 hump de Mare, atwo prodges at the suit of Mr.rd MeGuine , The Erlo 4152000000 194 \u2014 104 jee ait ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, BEFRBOHM\u2019s REPORT.\u2014LONDON, Sep- TRAVELLING CAPS BuraLARY.\u2014Thomas Keating was ar- appears that, of those present at the sale, wold and % catrn-gorm stone in top of handle.The action is for $75.4 di ITS Cond T BRIDGET'S MUTUAL No.278.1 isiriot of Montreal.antsise tember 22.\u2014Floating cargoes of wheat » rested to-day by High Constable Bis- Crevier, Pariseau, Telmosse, and, perhaps, finder, by refuming it to 75 Drummond street, __ Ip the Jacques Cartiet election case \u201cBUSINESS TÉOUBLES.\" ! ! S D RÉILDING SOCIETY.SUPERIOR COURT, Montres! \u2014Fabien Laforess Ta frm; Corn, strong.Wheat on passage &o., A0, &o.sonnette on a charge of burglary, He is Beaunet, were merely encheriseurs pour la vilber - = the examination of the witnesses for the oo An Appropriation by way of Ballot, and two Ap- by public 4 auction by einer of jus ~~ 2d for shipment, firm; corn, strong.\u2018 ELLAS accused of breaking into the dwelling of cpp.4 pretended sale of nineteen lots Foun: on Craig strech & Bunchof Keys.AP jefence was continued to-day.Edmond Meunier, grocer, corner of St.propriatiqus by way of Bale will take place this tice, on Monday, tiie Becond day of October, Corn, prompt shipment, 26s to 26s 6 UMBR RUGS Mr.Roger Dandurand on the night of \u2018wagmade to these puffers, Frigon admits ply at BI Crate a In the report of Mr, Beecher\u2019s 1 Urbain and St.Catherine streets, has been.Events gn 8 p.m, at the Society's usual place of ney} at Nine oftne clock In the forenoon, at the > .3 .\u2014_ .d .endant, RIES, Arrlvals of wheat and corn off coast, R ' RUG-STRAPS the 14th inst.He was brought before the pe gave one false bid, and a true one, Mr.Wim good cn ae, to ture ear i > na re coer 2 = compelled to make an assigament to LJ.2.P.RIORDAN, Sec.Treas., Solis of ji to val à def dant, lat he Clty of Mont, small.English , Police Magistrate to-day and remanded.Mr.Molson also gave false Cut an .Addnéss, W, See , ne \u201c y lor Wr.npe : as : 225-1 st.B's M.B.Soclefy.To zed in this cause, consisting of Boots glish and French country &c, 80.âc , Hogan and » 0280 08 : 226-1 Stewart\u201d read Vanderbilt.Lajoie, of Perkin, Lajoie, Beausoliel and 2 Let dla Vurniture, #e.Terms cash.vheat markets, firm.Liverpool spot cs 80s Cuaroz or Forcery.\u2014Yesterday cri- Lids ; and Mr.Turgeon also gave a bid ANTRD, à situatignes Nurse by an expo: Marie L.P.R.ha Perkirs, Official Assignee.Liabilities and ERSONAL.P.ARCHAMBAULT, B.8.C.wheat and corn, quieter.California Club, RTMERT aE minal proceeding were commenced against for which he refused to be bound.He \u2018riche situa Apply at 861 St.hrs \u2014 Dame Marie L.P.I oyal 188 GOW- jis D à yot known Montreal, 20n6 Sept., 1876.2559 \u2018 com De 00 > white, 9 84 to 95 143 0 Le Mr.Jobn O'Brien, boot and shoo merchant, concurred vi the Jde = LL rr PA y SE Donc her we rit of attachment in the case of Dr.'T.W.POMBOYX, the celebrated Clairvoyant ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, cot, \u201c0, 208 9d, F JA IL IL TR A D Æ St.Joseph street, by Mr.John Good- Judge Monk said McNaughton had WW ATIED orematong tao Gro a ro on?husband, Chas.A.A.Eno dit Dose wpe.Patrick O'Connor, boot and shoe mat ufac- Physician can be copsulted atthe Alblon Hotel [Nos.5,723 4 202% 1 ætstriCt of Montreal.Lives of Breadstufls and Provisions at enough, a 85 complainant has, neither signed the auctioneers\u2019 book.for four lots, Apply 5422 Notre Dame street.285-3 \u2014 Robertson, Linton & \u20ac Te turer, has been withdrawn, and a settle for a fow daye.Soy 21 CIR Bigintiis, os.Hourl Bormacd Dern verpool :\u2014 completed nor signed his depositions, we and must be regar as the purchaser.NTE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Lil play Gault Bros, emplgyebs cricket , OR § 8k DRP-GISN S100.PIP; BE 154 Will be sold by public gmatio , - receried we Beptember 21, September 22 Fow complote in above lines.do Dot feel warranted in alluding farther He also wished to acquire lot number 12, VV ART ER Le 16 vonen ol Te 00268 mate Ym p 4a Proven ment has been made Ih.oh street.225-3 Hoe, On = eo ¥ one das Hr beri ot ne: arial §U NOT to ai Laon 4 call solicited.to what is at present a mere cx parte and it was then put up forsale, He seems wer anraD, 3 1ad about 20 yours of aso = College grannds.Ey - maw WEATHER.\\ TO LET, that Bret class Brick Cottage, No.and place of business of the seid defendant, Ho, 107 Whezt, red, 100 Ibe.2 8 3d 9 3 loa g charge, for which no one is responsible.to have been well satisfied with the whole a Junior Salesman: also, à Message Boy.eal In the case of the Dominion \"Rqild- Te mperatuze n tne shade, by Magara Ther.Ë£ 125 Caoleux street; on modern conve- ik st.aul street, in tne ct of Mon treal, all the \u2014 Do wh wiih bs sie S h itze Reinhardt & Cc Tug Farr MeeTine.\u2014The Hunt Club aftair and so expressed himself.He even re] er at 273 ing Society swindle, we will have some optic LP Mathematical Tastrament makers, Prunet, 34 St James street.225 4\u201c 5% Bota, Deaks, 4c.Terms cash.: Doxhls \u201c40 8 Sto 911 8 Bio 911 OC uitze, 0,| |.sr Fall Steeple-chase Mecti Bok an action of $20,000 because, as he ANTED, a General Servant for a week at 273 Oe ee to Tay bators.pas | SLI SRE 344 Notrs Dame sizset:\u2014-a p.m.Joiexday] Dar Er C.ST.AMOND, B.8C: LIND Sore % 0 ba, n 36 10% 00 a 3608900 0 will bold their, a cep © the 10th pc] alleged, the plaintiffs could not give him a __Bleuryuuect.3356 fur ad er oy ormation ay belore our LoCo 8 am.570; 1 pm 590; Max , 599, ; Min; LO LH BL he corner of Mayor py Montreal, Sept.2204, 1874.2251 Bar Lente 0 onnets course, on the an 1 .3 take ch f child at readers to-morrow, 7 30° 560) Btandard Baromoter compen- , , - = \u2014 Jo 30d fue 05 3 8 3 05 3 8 291 Notre Dame Street.at Dae October.There will be three races clear title.With the practice of, puffers WAT oi om Alas, O7 Tettor par, \u2014 The official who was suspended fo sated 424 Sorroch fo pay Jsiecter, 80:201 ede Ey Clty Gomneiior strom.RO VINCE or tron RT POP \u2014 ; : t auction it appears tha auctions are z.Z.,BrAB office, giving 07 ress, - - ; 2.0 30:205 i MM., 30: Là aires 0.1,786., oa Wal To ri.2001 See 5 5 0100 9 each day.On the first : The Green Steeple- at ancton u pe manner in the Province, ofice, \u2018 a at pass drunkenness, and referred to in yesterday's Montreal, Hepth 22) 1876._ .OUR, Montreal.\u2014Lonis \u201cHager Bird, 112 lbw.0to00 0 61 Oto00 0 URS\u2014NOTI chase, Half-bred Race and Farmer's Plate.; ; ANTED, auy situation that will pay $5 per issue, belonged to the Polige Department, _ .OOMS\u2014To_ lot, two splendid Unfurnished Plaintiff, vs.Wiliam Wilson, Defendant \u2014W 1 be ee (ER E 7-8 00R 0 0 /608 a On ho amcond day.Tho Huns Cap | pa the sooner the yas removed by ol: ut Ado étend, am ok the Police Cour {rarest money mamxer BR Rooms es eat de ST Sade be tord dayo noter peut 1810 Tallow, 6t000 0 49 8to00 0 ; i lation Stakes lation the better.Hecould not toostrong.chu , , Ds.* .gentlemen.AD tario street.- on Monday, the Secor , 1876, 166\" Cheese\u2019 GO +48 £1000 0 43 61000 0 Gur customers and others Intending to have Open Handicap and Consols on of ly condemn a practice which he could not ag J.Day, Q.C., and C.F.Papineau, ; \u2014 DOME.Wanted, near Victoria square, à large SF One of the clock in the afternoon, at ie Dam 100000 67 01000 67 0%00 0 ,;;; pURS CLEANED, ALTERED or REPAIRRD Fe On the progr Sill $1,325 look upon in any other light than one of ANTED.Arespectatle Son Te wants & Oana- Faqre,, will be Visiting Governors to the i EW YORK.room, or two amail ones, for a.small fam; Denes Main street, in the Cite of Montreal, all HOW BOLOGNA SAUSAGE IS MADE, Wil oviige by leaving thelr ORDXRS With us ae IOLCY given away Wit BO B57 immorality.He concurred with the judg- tionas Cr er aid or Soametress: willing to as.Montreal General Hospital for the week - Sept 22, 4 P.M, rut must be moderate.Address P 17, SrAz2dice.the goods and obattols aclzed 17 Ferma cash 5 - early as possible.2084 Tug Harpor.\u2014As the fall fleet has C bot at nonsemsla\u2019s work ; good references.Apply commencing Monday, September 25.GOML oa vaca ves sssss ss ere 110 @ 00 ETT Rae sisting of Gr NA ÉROIER BAO dar Yesterday Mr, M Meat Inspect THE COOK'S FRIEND only recently begun to come in, there aro mentof the Court: \u2014__ to Miss Noville, Anderson street, Reglatry, Qffde.| [ppp Hickey and Joseph Nolan Bterling Exchange.483 @ 00 available papa For\u2019 Darticulats address wontreal, 225d Sept, 1876.\"2951 .i 5 oore es os 0 i i \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 te Id: ith,\" P \u2026., .953 Û , > pére | i eR BAKING POWDER Ho Crimi wiih ed eles SPECIAL NOTIONS ea heu | or demie dy do ie Queen | ronbacks bouge JRooNs.moje + ese mt Foes mes PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, y , of tainted heef from Messrs.Jan- : 3 bh sa e engaged as experienced Nurse and, Hop euch to take their trial for being acces.Lensanasses 9 00 \u201croom and one \u201csingle, fôr genflemen, with P 2560.1 District of Montreal.ont oho, Jiroux and Alfred Letourneau, but- IS MAKUFACTURED ONLY BY day ch rived ne day Waldensian, REMEMBER the great sale of villa lots at or Tr Mal eran Poe Bogistry C0 sory to stealing a watch from Philip Ross.G count of.wold at \u2018a discount 3e , Bath and W.C.Apply at 1b4 8t, Urbain street.SUPERIOR 0 CO Ea sc Henry Joseph 30 Bhan \"oe orner of St.Catherine and Syden- McLAREN charging a general cargo \u2018of hardware, Mount Royal Vale to-morrow sfternoon |__\u2014_ TE \u2014 Next Friday a meeting of those in- Ofl ces saccencanaracessrs SY 8g JRC Funiined Toom, without board, in 8 Eau Bia by public anction, by anthority of 97 gaid ctor (hat h Letourneau told the In- w.D.cL 9 groceries, dry goods, &c, The steamer Lunch at two o'clock sharp.VV ANTON pra Girl as Nurse.Bt terested in the Labrador mission will take Drafts on Now York.+2 84 a Volllgute family, Bent $1 per month.Apply justice, ne Monday, (he Second, day st ve dentin.ab he had intended to send the < ia\u201d f i i ion of our readers is di d - ; in the Bible-cl i { discount of, 124 15 - Te oil x ; , 1 : D AT THE UNION MILLS, Venezia,\u201d from the gulf ports, is takin THE attention 0 rs is directe - lace in the Bible-class room of Zion Silver bought at a 16 1e ee ea Defender + No.827 fe pe ue por diseased beef to one Cuvigaon, Street, Montreal.on board a general cargo of brovisions.tothe important sale of building lots at W \"+ tation 16 1008 Arcor | Tn throaty Church to meet the Rev.8.R.Butler gh -W, Wm, + | O4 street, MT Rae bail of face gancheticre strect, in the City hte Satie consist.Verte man lon Street, to be con- 58 College \u2019 * The * Quebec\u201d (Dominion Line) is dis- Cote St.Antoine, which takes place onthe understants J00 9% of them, having been six | 3 My, Ewing, who have just returned .Block and Exchange Broker, oe soup: Romst Boot, Host Turkey, goods and cnatioly Oarputs.do, Terms CSN 6s due Torn Bologna sausages, Upon Mr._ charging a general cargo of hardware, gro- ground to-morrow, at 3 o'clock.The site J\" othe Boyal artillery af ariver.A857\" from the coast.No, 121 St, Francois Xavier siresh, Boost D nok and Lesion, San oo.owed Kid: OTR TTT hAVID GARRICK B.8.0, T i \u2018 i i me + i ° y - ont « mi 3 - gr, qua Bor food, he took he length of anse, = ° 4 certes Ke.3 and The Lake Cham of this property isnot tobe equalled on the PV ANTED, 3 young Trotestant gin tg go te | The follow ng ace, the names of the i FOR TR ; | zen r airra Sends, Tring où, Cote, 2 dianer Montreal, 920d + er, en = 335-1 quart, # cutting it § ; > 0 \u2018 , is disc 1 .Upper Canada; require nera ed Stocking base ball team who leave 7 - THE F ADE, 1.; * À Hiekeis, 63.Dinner per month, $6.VINCE LBAC.piers, e same L 540 bal, said x waa made of x 3 2 and a miscellaneous cargo, and will take To-morrow morning and afternoon Housework for 3 email family.Address, byletter, © Ottawa to-ni ght to play the Ottawas Con Co ; monte, $10 wedding Brenda Private Dinnères OVI QUE EG real 8004.Mr.Moore also made the following = æ = @ on her return trip a general cargo of pro- Messrs, Devany & Co., continue the large Pip, of that city:\u2014Ë.Walker, J.Walker, The following is the price list of the Lin best style: 2251 CIRCUIT COURT, Montrenl\u2014Thomas H.Cox, % C foizures From J.B.Deslauriers, 73) oo Re visions and cattle.salo of elegant furniture at their rooms H Ss! H ATS! O'Neil, Webster, Fletcher, Thomas, Ea- robes from Montana Territory, sold day ANTED- Cooks, House and Table Maids, Flan, £5 Bao a auchion, by authority of ntario street, 75 lbs, of tainted corn m © o lo STEALING À PursE.\u2014An old man named No, 650 Craig stroet As the Serms are A T right, Parks, Devany and Boyd.before yesterday by Mr, John J.Arnton.exces, \u2018Nurses and Genes Rove is, with, ie Jill be ce Sonia, ih seh 0 day or Ton Curio Chatlos Racicot, 604 St 3 EE | A a iat Joseph Siva | Parties parchaming should, attend before > \"Tho Secretary of the Celtic Lacrosse Tho lots were nob arranged according to SSBSroRent SMSC \u2014 JL, social Housmicl Ce OS Sie, à ood ; a ect, 10 hs.of meat uni ie 3 2 Noa carter, had stolen his purse, containi g rchasing elsewhere.The hour is ten and REDUCED PRICES., Club says that their time is so filled up quality.:\u2014 W À uation to attona a farnace or take charge Late and chattols scisod in this cause, \"oo > and from Charles Turcot and Henri $ \u2019 Ted Li \u2019 10g purchs with other matches that the first twelve of 8 horse.; good references.Apply to Miss Neville! sigting of Household Furniture, &c.Terms cash, outu, 519 Logan street, some 50 lbs, of gg = 5 $16.A man called Limoge, to whom ac- two o'clock.cannot accept the challenge of the White No.1, (12 robes to the bale), 10 bales 5 Anderson street, Registry Office.225-4 ADOLPHE DRIRVE, B.O, ke ke ve meat, In the last three cases, bry ° g = cused had acknowledgod Daving taken the A TrAGEDIAN'S SoRE THROAT, \u2014Edwin Must be cleared out to make zoom for .Star Club, but if the latter wishes, their Were sold at $38 ; 59 do., $33 5 No 2: 2 Ww 4 NTED, an active young men to canvass the |.montreal, September 22, 1874, outer \u201d ° corpoctor wag unable to carry away ind a = Dre ihe prisoner, ne Plaintiff nd Booth, like most of his professional FURS, second twelve will play them a match, bales ab $245 5 dos 2 sos dus at A eae OE Drawer Died in every oi VINCE OF QUEBEC are Stay Yehicle, area nd Coven ath = r a himself were patients at the Hotel Dieu ; brethren om of Rigi Po eu AT \u2014Fo-mcrrow moraing, at six o\u2019clock, a Si at $L > or WARE: hor a smal] prostant 2 Getordh P {[No.825,1 District of Montreal toes fron wh i oot Has yesterday the prisoner came to him i i ; ing on peu fe Ce 2 Iacroëge match will be played between the \u2019 : t Ro.3915 St, Famille street CIRCUIT COURT, Montreal.\u2014 Dame Emelie : 0 Mr.Moore seized an : + | Cents him occasionally from appearing on .io ferences.Apply at Ko.8 ot, EE nn plointifie, 06.Omer P EMaciated 1 om .= .sax and said he had just stolen the old man\u2019s ; .> 3 second twelve of the Montreal and the first SPECIAL.NOTE RS.5-6 Dugas Lebrecho cé rirs Flapuie oo Cure rs © snore dome Ly the M A a of ; F APPETITE purse, upon Which witness told him to adr us that i relly on os WM.ROBERTSON S, .twelve of the Albion, on the grounds of the ¥ EU cL Tf ANTED IMMEDIATELY, file good Retail 45 \u201cantnority of justice, on Monday, the Necon 31-0048\" highest pert eat Inspectors is of the LOSS O ° give it to the old man or he would split on sometimes 50 serions, at 2 acu: y Tives sis à former.In the afternoon, at the same RimempER the ; at; sale.df vilibilots ab.1 Ww Dry Goods Salesman for ibe Ouy teade § 487 of October, Liat, at Nine 2 the clock in Re ar 81 ol A he Corpennce fo io public health, At this season ERC ER S above.Fim, Mirande then requested witness to bre mpl ops er home No.232 McGQI L LS TREET.place, the Independents and Victorias will Mount Royal Vols tomirteowr séternoun.4 put spesk 10 3.0.aMiquanis, 31 Bi, Le a Ne 207 pré pester set 18 me oi of que , ee Tn providi ! i i take the purse and roman» e owner, Lo Gi ini i i em! MT lay à match, Lunoh at Éwo o\u2019clook sharp. iment Iodide of Ammonia.pay .un s TP.Bo \u2014 Hs Due pate Bidonoards Tatles x ne oh ying fray Tho anvholerome Aromatic Quinine Wine, as bo vont aa fandel Ee at mer the great sale of villa lots ab \u201cBILE HATS DRESSED.- \u2014 We have received several letters fro © imite attention bad lies oh Rk a ; Ad Bias Pape: als 4) » 2a oes ess + 308, 200 ; | oon Otberwipe à js daily seized in dur markets ; Tsken three Himes a day, is the surest remedy, ot who said that 87 had been taken out, Mount Royal Vale \u2018to-morrow afternoon, | | TEITS DYED 4=D ALTERED.= = Canadiens who have had occasion to visit of, young hol > .DOYS $ ta o ; SE or SBE Rust J.0 alienanit, 51 Lambert * cite gi, Hite dtkigper, 1578, ¢ a w Enerate imp io, a Inspector will do- (pprron\u2014Take no other but * Meroer's;\" 2224 and accused the prisoner of the theft.The Luboh at two d'élock sharps © ra5@cihak/rndiPAIU th Londen AG din Ua r fpforrin Tight x Shee, 8 iy ay ps B.Jtoreph street, Gus nie pofifioph, FRS ePrigpers LP7 a C Desser Man à farce.: Co «oa bua JOR WOR 06 OD.\u2018 \u2018 ©\" gob He 014 oui vais ari eed hes ed (5H veut Dans 5 1 age dis xd boxite ZOINS0 HAT \u2018Ç Ÿ \u201c - wad 7 A A0 - - - da = te ~~ A nt se A Am A A ATEN Tae ee ln) = sauna mu ms A 0e 20 0 an AA mo oo. TEED NNT INT VN VV Wy WwW Sw Sy grape » \u2014\u2014 | WO SSSR USSR yey se ToeFareorwe Famesr, | A Story of Life.CHAPTER X.\u2014 Continued.al Was pre« \u2018While yet fondling her,afm some proof paring to ask him t0°sfa3 no mere hal.that what he asserf ck was heard at the lucination, a fair room door, i ice- + ton could clear his - voice-to: _Bofore v1itoC 00) to enter the roomy give Br opened and closed instantly.t \u2018But rapid as was the action, the door on closing had left within the room Nathan Gomer, He nodded at Wilton, he nodded at Hal, and he smiled\u2014that is grinned\u2014at Flora: All the while his face glowed like buïnished gold upon which a sunbeam: rested.Wilton uttered a.cry of joy.\u2018He ran upité-him, and sezed hin by the hand, \" «I wanted to see you,\u201d he cried.«J imagined as much; Here Iam; 'ie- sponded Nathan.ce L 0ld- Wilton cast his eyes rapidly upon Flora, upon Hal, and then: on Nathan Gomer.For an instant he appearsd por- plexed, then he said to Hal\u2014 «Flora has not seen the wonders of thi¥ place, Harry Vivian.Will you con- dust her where she can:see how\u2019 the prisoners pass away their long and wretch- ed- days of confinement?Just for a stroll.\u201d i Hakcould have told him that she had already witnessed as much as it was* ne cessary for her to see, but he guessed that Wilton desired to be alone with Nathan Gomer, and he bowéd assent.\u201cYou have no objection, Master Vivian,\u2019 observed Wilton, fancying that he hesitated, 4 Objection 1\u201d cried Hal, astounded.Objection! What to have Flora to himself for ten minutes or a quarter of an hour ?unquestionably not.Heemphati- cally expressed himself to that effect, and so Flora tied on her sweet little bonnet, and put on her neat little mantle, and laid the softest of soft hands upon his arm, making it thrill to his heart, near to which 1t rested, until he hardly knew anything but that she was at her side\u2014at ence the richest, dearest treasure upon earth.Confused by the noise, and by the jost- \" ling of the throng of persons in the racket ground, they unconsciously strolled round to the back of the prison, or to the county side, as itis termed, Between the hours of ten and three, this part is comparatively deserted, as it is during the period mentioned that the needy prisoners, who live on the support of their creditors and the county, are alone permitted to mix on the parade imry frort, or to visit their fellow prisoners who are better off than themselves, No cagnty prisoner\u2014for they have their prison pride\u2014likes to be looked upon as a \u201c county bird,\u201d so he shows himself in front as long as he can\u2014the back part, thus, as we have said, has few persons promenading its precincts at the hours named.Flora and Hal were, in consequence, comparatively alone in their walk.As they strolled on, both seemed full of thought ; after a silence, which endured for a short time, a few remarks were made, but of no personal nature ; at length Hal ventured to say to her\u2014 * Can it be possible, my dear Miss Wilton, that your father is not laboring under a delusion in speaking of his immediate liberation 7° Somehow, Flora had expected this.question, yet she had not prepared an answer.She paused for a moment, then replied\u2014 « From the moment my dear father was seized as a prisoner until nowthe whole affair has been inexplicable to me.What can I answer?the matter of his conversation seems to me to be visionary, yet I never \u2014 remember him to be so clear in his de-' livery, nor so elated without being incoherent,\u201d «That may only be a sign of the disease which may have fastened itself upon him, following the terrible agony of grief he has had to endure.\u201d «Ob, Mr.Viyjap ir we ; \u2018your opinion in high estimation, and if you say s0, I shall believe you.\u201d Hal heard her words with a tingling sensation of happiness ; he saw the teurs spring into her eyes, and he blamed himself for having brought them there, especially when she said \u2014 \u201cIt will so much add tothe grief I have already suffered.\u201d «I would not add to it\u2019 for the world, Miss Wilton,\u201d he said, hastily, and added thoughtfally, \u201cit may have been sclfish- ness which led me to form the supposition, but I would willingly, though not cheerfully, abandon tif I thought, by so 0ing, you would be spared o emotion.\u201d pet ne pataful \u2018 Not cheerfully,\u201d sald Flora, with innocent surprise, * why with reluctance, Mr.Vivian?\u201d \u2019 \u201c Not reluctance, Miss Wilton, that is not the word\u2014sorrow is the truer term.\u201d \u201c I do not understand you; I am, Isup- pose, very dull; but truly, Mr.Vivian, could you be sorry to find my father not insane 7\u201d she inquired, with some earnestness.\u201c Listen,\u201d he said ; \u201cif what your father kas said be not the wanderfngs of \u2018 disturbed mind, the return of the gentis.man who has recently visited him, from India, has opened up to him an immediate return to some former wealthy position, even though the instrument appears as unconscious of his power to effect it as We are,\u201d \u201c 80 I understand 14,\u201d returned: Mora strong feeling finding Hal pause, \u201cThen,\u201d he exclaimed, being manifest in the tones of his voice \u201cI should not, I trust you will credit me, be sorry that he had achieved his immediate release from this filthy prison, or that he and you\u2014you, Miss Wilton, were restored to a position you so eminently eserve to vecupy ; but I should be to think that all your good could not by accomplished without my discomfort.\u201d \u201cYour discomfort 7\u2019 asked Flora, catoh- ing his arm, and looking.into his eyes with an expression of interest for which he would have willingly i heart if he dared.%Y pressed hor to his He was a little confused, for Le BAW lain enough that if he had no heart to ARIS 3 ol \u201cWell, Miss Wilton,\u201d he \u201c to speak honestly to you\u2014I have rented up a little fabric, based upon what I thought to be your condition ; I had expected from it much happiness, perhaps that of securing to you immunity from troubles and trials, so faras I could: By the return of this Indian officer, it is dashed to the ground, and shattered to atoms.I rejoice most sincerely that it has brought you and yours gainful good, but do not think harshly of me if I sel: fishly regret that by it my prospects-of |; felicity are swept away entirely.In the chal ape, when difference of position lora\u2014Miss Wilton\u2014to belie û ( the opportunity been afforded mo, Tw when tried, have pro à : and true friend pm?ved to youa sincère \u201cIn the time to come\u2014when we ghal] | rear the young, Tart foreve difference of station Stand sentine should part us?Oh, Mr.Vivian, Icould and store the provisions, elaborate the ot-\u2014I would not, accept a position wklek | Wax, build the comb, guard, attend, and an estrangement tp.Provide for the queen, and take charge of the: sanitary department, perform no work of exceed fifteen hundred swarm, bees noticed by Juently Sound in e black bee and th i both, upon microse pio Don bee.They careful dissection, part forever\u2014what might bring such pass\u2014I would sooner die\u2014I owe life\u2014those of m i Jon brave y sisters\u2014to your She seized his hand and ki i then burst into tears.1ssod 16, and , dal was almost in the act of placini hig'arm about her, and giving vont % passionate declaration, when a hand wag Placed upon his shoulder, He turned round with a sudden sta which almost upset the individual ha.had tapped him on the shoulder I the black bee is only a demoralized work cs gite 85 COMMON STREET, areth 3 ; C ) between gs i fo bo Haiban Gomer, who grinned, ho, Saving hog.op aeted She sweets \u201cot over hie ne we ie hal re root anal a tes ointing his thumb over hi (oo oie 188 abandoned h ibly,\u201d i said to Florg\u2014 sshoulder, gd given himself up to pilfering as a port ciné kin romamered the paper fee H.OLIVE : .2 \u201c Your father awaits you both in his in the ar Lit one.through small Lioles figures.\u2018Here look at the Statistic of cURTOM ; room.Io is about to \u201cquis the pr son Le has bedaubod hn grofarions business, your came ; you will find that ono per cent RAUROLD dud MARRY COMNIRION,: with.you, but he would | } 2 wiih hone of | i o do you bafore he depart.+ 0 \"| io,plastered down and.darkened th dol.eutcd \u201cVraie ib your malady aro Office: 130 PRINCE WILLIAM 8%, \u201cBut the two thousand pounds for ble Le Le i his body.The.captain fn onstistioq manner Well.vor \u201care.|.8%.JOHN, NEW BRUN which he is lodged here 7\" said Hal, with bimaseit with oly y olin of onally adorned the hundredth person with \u201chis Sin ase || CARADA VIE à stupeñed air, ) © pollinia of some orchidous that I have had under \u2018the = -year 553.England in 1533.to ride in coaches.be the length of his arm; Ske ATE | characterize the wor us for ever, may I ask you, |\u201cases, only one queen in a swarm 3 here seems to be very well established now that p'ant, and in this way gained the top knot TT oes ~ when he Mr, WA a I tn Gomer, with \u2018will, Bir 1\u201d exe\u2019~ Be featdies, the old + (70 be continued.) na En po imneys were \u201cfirst built in the year Quills were first used for pens in the.Tho currant tree was introduced into From 1601 to 1620 men were forbidden Henry IL ordered that the-yard should Wedding rings are bound} to be of standard gold by Act ot 1855.Drums were first used by Edward IIL, at the siege of Calais, 1347.They have undergone very little alteration since that time, Before the middle.of the seventeenth: century tea was not used in England, and was entirely unknown to the Greeks and Romans In 1700 good hair was sold at £3 per ounce, In 1703 mourning rings were first used, In 1710 brown and black hair dyes were advertised, The custom of shaving is said to have come in use during the reigns of Louis XIII ahd XIV.of France, both of whom ascended the, throne of France without a beard, Until 1752, the year of Our Lord, in England, begin on the 25th March.An Act of George IL ordered that the lst of January, following the-last day of December, 1751, shall be the first day of the year 1752, It was on the 9th of March, 1543, that by act of Parliament, permission was given the English people to read the Bible, The act declared \u2018\u2018 That it shall be lawful to all men to read the Bible and Testament ih the mother tongue.\u201d In olden times in India there was no shilly-ghally about \u2018popping the question ; the great difficulty was to prevent a superabundance of popping from too many lovelorn swains together.But things are altered materially for the worse now, and there is tightness in the Indian matrimonial \u2018market of this present year of grace: The fact is that young men cannot marry in India any longer with those prospects-of comfort which in olden days made them speak of matrimony as something awfully jolly.What with the rise in prices, the debased rupee, the frightful extravagsice of feminine fashions, and the parsimony of the Government of India, which has abolished hundreds of appointments, and.cut down the salaries of as many more, ne young man with his senses has been engaged five times since New Years, but who is now free once more.She is pa heiress in a small way, her ather having a snug 8 considerable property in the Eighth Ward, Her suitors have always been prosperous young men, Wooers save capability and worldly wealth.But she has an ambition to be loved for herself alone, and puts all her intended husbands to the test In this wise: She takes an opportunity of confiding to them, with injunctions of perfect secrecy, that her father has lost a great deal of money, and has been obliged to mortgage his dwelling house and furniture, ever, she represents, is not mortgaged for or which distinguishes him from.his comrades.SHE MEANS TO BE LOVED FOR |; HERSELF ALONE.There is a young lady in Corktown who sum and owning as she will not have any other those who can show signs of The latter, how- more than one-half its worth ; so she asks, as a favor, that her intended advance a sum of money on a second chattel mort- gee.The effect of this ruse, so far, has een that each young man has promised to advance the money, and afterwards has droken his promise and acted in such a manner that the engagement is broken also.\u2014 Detroit Evening News.A PARTY OF TEN PERSONS PRECIPITATED OVER A CLIFF SIXTY FEET IN HEIGHT.( From the Kansas City Journal, Sept.7.) From a gentleman who came in from Spring Hill, Kan,, yesterday afternoon, we obtained the particulars, as we give them bélow, of a fearful ride which was taken by a party of ten on the evening of Sunday last, in the vicinity of Spring Hill.\u201cThe party had been attending the camp meeting,\" which had been in progress near Spring Hill, and delayed their return home until night came on.When they started from the grounds in their waggon the heavens were heavily hung with threatening black clouds, which were ever and anon lighted up with the lurid glare of lightning.Nothing daunted by the aspect of the weather, the party drove 1apidly through the almost impenetrable darkness toward their home, keeping the road by the light given by the lightning\u2019s bright flash, When some distance out, and not a great way from Spring Hill, the driver missed his bearings, and drove over a precipitous place, and the waggon and its human load, with the horses, were sent whirling down, down, a distance of sixty feet, with a terrible crash.The scene presented, our informant, who talked with one of the party, represents as having been one of horror.The prostrate horses groaned piteously, and their struggles were terrible to behold.#00 82d will risk the maintenance.of two.| L e =.FRESTURELAHE wi ONLY AGENTIN PROVINCE OF QUEBEC! teorage always as low as oy any other line, Fh cine.7 Bonaventure es CC E.FORSYTH, PROPRIETOR, J.A, HARTE, DRUGGIST, 128% 202 St.James strest, Montreal woo bm oan, voor w treet, or Gragg \u2014 400 Notre Dame street, Montreal, Fr à 13 a, MABBLE MAKTLES, MONUMENTS, 40, .dat = .Always on hand.mA IPPING 00 RAILROADS, Orri0s, 130 BLEURY STREET, 1 J8E CAN ADA BH Misr, 552 WILLIAM STREET, DON'T ACHE, BEAVER LINK, dei XTRA! SOUTH EASTERN BAILWAY AHEAD OF ALL, EXCURSION TO NEW YORg AND RETURN, ONLY 812.50 GOLD, On and after THURSDAY, Bept.14t 30th, Excursion Tickets, good to reteoh es days and to stop over at points, will be wld the above greatly reduced rate.« LOOK AT THR ROUTE, Montreal to Boston, via the route, passing Lake bemphrom age.the center Mountains and Lake Winnepesaukee\u2019 ce ta Old Colony Bailroad to Pall River, and pee 0 world-rénowned Steamships \u2018 Bristol\" or «4,14 dence,\u201d to New York, : TIME TABLE.Gorxa.\u2014Leave Montreal at 3.00 p.m.Boston 8.20 a.m ; leave Boston 6.06 pri.re u Now York 6.00 a.m.; arrive at Philadelphiy 1g gf sam.BxTORMING.\u2014Leave Phlladelphi loaxe New York at 5.00 p.m.{Arrive aon I; 48 am.; leave Boston af Montreal at 9.30 p.m.00 am, anivy y Take the best for yonr mone: andest soënerÿ the City of dton Lilade the u,anda © unrivalled 1 River Line, fn your trl by Philadelphia, and call for reliable informaux.\u201d Ÿ tickets only at on and 202 ST.JAMES STREBF.209, Corner St.Peter stroet, pposite the Merchany H.B.POLEOM, N.P.LOVERING, Jr., @.LRVE, Bopt.G.T.4 Pass.218x i Tree FS EW YORK CENTRAL AND UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.\u2014Commencing B June 28, 1476.Through trains will lea Central Depot, 47d stroot and dia rns Grand a 8.00 A.M.\u2014CHICAGO AND NORTHEEN EXPREM Boom Cars through $0 Eocheser as follows with Draw RE of .= 5 TOG # s Point f 10.30 A.M.\u2014BPECIAL CHIC 2GO or Montreal, EXPRESS, with wing-room Cars to Rochester 11.50 A M.\u2014RORTHERN AND eat 8.80 P.M.\u2014BPECIAL BARATOGA rives at Baratoya 9.00 P.M.Corsets as Albany with Night Rxpresa for tie West.40U P.M.\u2014-MONTHKAL PRESS, with 8 Cars from Kew Jork to Bt.Albans, arriving o SEES AA .-M.- EXPRESS, with Sleeping Oars in Watertown and Canandaigua, also Mont real via l\u2019iatteburyh.toe 8.30 P.M.\u2014PACIFIU EXPRESS, dally, with Slee ing Cars for Bochester, Niagara Falis, Buffalo, DOMINION LINB\u2014 This | following nip oes ed, Olyde-built Stearman) Is intended to perform regul LIVERPOOL, rif Mon are issued at ed a pains prices every in earge ang from Que ARS ; in Hamb D M.M Pace pe in Bordeaux, to P.M.Kolle, 18 Ban ; Krong, Consul ; in a ° i Belf DAVID TORRANCE & 00,, Rxehangs Com, OOAL, FURL &o.FOR COAL AND Wo0D, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, SNOWDON & BRO,, 166 Mountain and 494 8t, Joseph Street, 494 Intercorontar Goar.FOR SALE, SOFT HOUSEHOLD COAL, And GRATE 4 and 5 Union Build iy uildings, And at Yard, 34 GREY NUN STREET.\u2014 Very favorable quotations ana Quality flrst-clasg S.W.BEARD & Co.Foot of McGiII street, A (0AL l CE COAL! JAMES LI COAL! MELDRUM, Jy, Conveniently situated above thy GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, \u2014 Joseph Street.Dinners er per month, se.JAMES BRYNOLDS, Propri GILSEY HOUSE JAMES H, BOOTS AND SHOES, REAT BARGAINS at W.DOUGLAS\u2019 Boot \"OTICE NOTION 70 Loves or glish Skating Boots ; al ihe finest Gents\u2019 Galter: i thas Ney Dave fines vin ##yCtber house in tho city a itgmeayer, than \u2018they have lately CUmmenced py ain ros order, Store, Douglas Bros, a large assortment French Calf Gaiters, at ow primey snd Ohlldren\u2019s Boots and Shoes of every descrip- Ly 222- Mo Alto, the latest California 706 style.Branch Craig street, have on Hand-sewed Also, Ladies\u2019 great variety of plain and ë Pots, ferneries, imitat, on of att , tamps, for smental garden urns, &e., &c., which they offer Manufacture a fancy flower pots, rustic Vases, wall or acket ivy D8, rustic and d decorated, bangin 2x x Bale at à Ver; low price, for one month onl: 11.150 FAËRER & DENFAU, *° T9 College streot, e BLA ré Soin SLI, 400., Propos EK.& H, MACDONALD, CKSMITHS and MACHINISTS, J prrnes ot Prines stasot, our Eat, HLATOU BTREET, Havre to M, tom fo B.Raffoil, \u2018 Btors Btrandgate : mm = AROS, 8t LOW PRICES, delivered FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, 205 3m COAL! 1W°6 HOraL)\u2014 L)\u201454 and a oon aarp ool fox eeertinnnaaies 314.00 TORdway and 49th sires) BRRSLIR, Proprietor, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Bos frsdclase full-powes Ps, and ar servi MOWFRAAL, tn pon ednssday, calimg : agus Idee) 212x ooau to A.Cleveland, Louisville and St Louis; Lo] 00.: \u2018in Havre lo 3008 Chicago, via both L.& and M.0.Reilioedé EE ee ge tn ur 0 GOs 11.00 FM EX PR FSS, with Blesping Cars for Al .y, Troy an a Kotte 0 of en BORD SEE: É POUCH KK] BPKC: TRAINB-7.00 AX PB, ; in Ham and ; .burg to GIBSON & Hugo; in Borde ™ PERKEKILL SPECIAL TRAINE\u2014D 10 4,4, 416 ar AB an: 25PL LL In Belfast, io O Ta La; In Landes ya neem il street Depot a REKN) ! stations, leave at 6.Church Kombat Tacos gs 0.50 A M; 1.00, 3.00, 4.20, 5.30.50.m4 ALLAN à Co, 7 La Balls ¢ seesyor 30 .and 11.40 P.M, Th was BUFDAY WAY TRAIFE\u2014For from Qarner of Youvitis and Oamnr lA PAS BOÉPOLÉRERE om Ath Sng BH PK from 4th Avenas on, 910 AM.1h Avenas aud i Stati Tickets for sale at 2532 and 413 Broad She ostcott Express ce, offives, Ho.7 Pare Fla InAdwe: di hed rooRIyD, ow York, and 333 Wan | RIT _Gem Pir, | J EAVE MONTREAL at 3 pn, ARRIVE IN NEW YORK at 6.39 a.m BOBTON and MONTREAL AIR LINE, Shortest Route vie Central Vermont Railway Line, Two Express Trains dally, equipped with Xia Platform and Westinghouse Alr Brake Pal Oars attached to Day Trains, and Blsop! Might Trains na Ouen TRAINS LEAVR MONTREAL Day Rxproas\u20149 a.m.for Boston.and Whits Mountains, sure and darect connections, Mall for Waterloo 3.00 p.m.Hight Express for Boston and New York, 3 auriving in Now York at 6.30 next morning, we GOING WORTH.| Day Expreas leaves Boston via Lowell, at8an Troy, 7.00 am., connecting with Might Prair tres Hew York, arriving in Montreal at 8.30 p.m, Night Xxpress leaves Boston at 8 p.m, via Lowd and Kew York at § D.n., via Sprinfisid and vs Troy at 4 p.m., Arriving in Montreal at 8.45 am For Tickets and Freight Rates, apply at Centn Vermont Ratiroad Office, 186 St, James street Boston Office, 333 Washington street.L.MILLIS, J.W.HOBART, Traffic.Gen'\u2019l Sup't Be.aibans, $1, Bop.dh, 276.FEN I N BW ROUTE BOUTH, DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL 005 RAILROADS, nEV Ton RE LE %0 BARATOGA, TROY, ALBAN) 10 THE OBNTENNIAL FANN TEE NEW YORK & CANADA SHORT LINh WHY! Booause 11 12 th rows ' ° mak betler time And rurer connectson or save) pool) 8 the unly line runulug coaches throngh Bart Sopa sud Albany, alvos passengers privileged Tloorho 0F steamer between Plattsburg and 0roys, and slop over at Baratogs, 0 wid Dlaoë no other line can ca a Bis line carries the THHOOGH MAILS anû EF T between New York and Mon - TAINS leave Montreal at 9:05 ar, for Maratoët Tra Albany: wrrive in Mew York at 3:30 4x te rain lcaves at 4:30 p.m, with dleepiag UAT 8 acned direct from Montreal to Kew York withoë Ha TI ae CE AS LOW AS ANY oF further particulars apply at the Compan?08, No.143 8T, JAMES ST, Moxrunau 8.KL MAYO, Gen.Pass.Agent.A EAU CHAUDE PERFECTIONNB F.GREENE, No.572 Crara STREET {Opposite Cote), Makes a specialty of HATING BY HoT WATE Gives a five years\u2019 guarantee.ss MS = ROBERT MITCHELL & CO.MUNTREAL BRABS WORKS: BRABS FOUNDERS and PINISBBSS Copperamiths, Plumbers, SwesB ¥itters, Gas Fitters, &o.à LARAN CUOETUEEY C7 BRONZE & ORYBTAL GASALLESS ALWAYS OF RAED, YE, PETER AND CRAIG §7REETH MONTREAL.PARSONS BXTRRMINATOS York, win er Lies) 4% dhe Nations) Clog vo 1808 cockroaches and rats with but one applivat 2x LE mduu -FSH'd SAM \u2014n; Ob af 11 oy in FIN « À Bto iro) "]