The Star, 9 août 1877, jeudi 9 août 1877

[" OES, &c.MES.16 ama Spruce.00, snd Hom- OW prices.n 3c per foot.ice itraves rder, ete.Th, 84 Fy Ov UNTREAL fal.140x STERS, se Dosh and \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 = \"has informed Minister Layard that it is :about to complete the fortifications and in- -Crease the garrison of Gallipoli, and that it \u2018will be able to defend Gallipoli against any attack.\u201cTurks, repnlsed them without difficulty, but \u2018the energy of his troops in partial engage- \u2018the English embassy that after two days\u2019 \u2018ed a severe defeat.\u20188 battalions of Russian infantry and eight \u2018squadrons of cavalry attacked Lovatz on \"been reinforced by five battalions of infantry \u2018wounded.\" :gouth ward before the Alderman ; it ithe -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 À THE ati 196 mi a 4 \" VOL.IX.NO.186 Morning Telegrams.THE WAR.Defence of Gallipoli-Alleged Defeat of the Russians at LovatsesExe pected Attack by Menitors-=Ser.via Free From Austrian Interfer- enees-Forced Loan in Turkey.CONSTANTINOPLE, August 8.\u2014The Porte LoNnDON, Angust 9.\u2014Five thousand Turk- jsh cavalry attacked the Russians between Lescar, a village near Plevna, and the river Rusic.The Russians, who occupied a for.- tifed line, and who now outnumber the wade no attempt to follow them, as the Grand Duke Nicholas does not wish to waste ments.The Porte has officially informed hard fighting at Lovatz the Russians suffer- Osman Pasha telegraphs from Plevna that Tuesday.The garrison at Lovatz having and some cavalry from Plevna, repulsed the Russians, who lost 300 killed and 600 A Vienna despatch states that a large number of Russian troops are crossing the Danube on pontoons, to the neighborhood \u2018of Turtukai.High winds and a heavy rain have swollen the river, and make the attempt to throw a bridge across haz.-ardous, Two monitors taken at Nikopolis are now ready for action, It is believed they will be directed against a Turkish monitor af Rustchuk which is damaged and short of coal.The Russian telegraphic agency publishes \u2018the following :\u2014The Austrian Minister of Finance, on being questioned by the correspondent of the Globe as to the attitude of Austria in the event of a Servian declaration \u2018of war, said ;\u2014*¢ Some weeks ago I would lave emphaiically replied we should occupy Servia, but now Austria may allow that principality her freedom: of action.\u201d LoNDON, August 8.\u2014The Daily News says it is probable that Lord Beaconsfield, before Parliament separates, will make a \u2018statement in the House of Lords as to the position and policy of the Government in æeference to Eastern affairs, An Alexandria despatch reports that orders have been received at Suez to prepare immediately for service all available steamers, Four will leave Suez to-day.It is supposed they will embark troops for Constantinople.LonDON, August 8.\u2014The Berlin corre- \u2018spondent states that the annual conscription due at the end of the year is at this moment being carried out in the Polish provinces of Russia.Shumla and other specials report twe regiments of Russian cavalry and a battalion of infantry have been repulsed in two attacks on Jaslar, south of Rasgrad.The battle was bloody on both sides.CONSTANTINOPLE, August 8.\u2014A despatch states that regulations concerning a forced loan of 600,000,000 piastres and the formation of a civil guard for the capital, have been published.All Ottoman subjects witha out distinction must participate WANTED, 100 men to work on Rock Cuttings; must have good references.Arply to Cooper, Fairman & Co, 42 Fcundling: street.184 3 ANTED, a working dyer to dye and make himself g:nerdlly useful.Avply, by letter, P.O.Drawer 1947.184-3 ; ANTE D\u2014An experienced porter.Apply, by letter, to Box 1105, P.O.Montreal, 184-3 W ANTED, Book-keepiog atter hours.Apply at 235 Lagauchetiere street.ne 184-6 WW ANTED\u2014A little girl, to attend à baby, and assist generally in the house during the daytime only.Address, by letter, giving references, to NURSERY, STAR office, ANTED, by a gentleman having control of some good agencies, à partner with a small capital say of $1,000 or $2,000 ; business if properly managed will yield good profits.Address, A.R.J, STAR Office.180-8 WAN TED, Energetic Agents to sell the History of the Great Fire in St.John, by Col.R.H.Conwell,the graphic describer of the Great Boston Fire.A handsome 12mo.kook, illustrated.The people are ready forit.Now is the harvest time.For terms address.B.B.Russell, Boston, Mass.17928 WANTED \u2014 By a gentleman, well acquainted with the toy and fancy goods business, a partner with about $10,000 in cash, to join the advertiser in buying out a bankrupt stock.100 per cent.can be made by the operation.Address in confidence, ¢ Prosperity,\" Stax Office.WW ANTED, 500 Agents to sell the Champion Nutmeg Grater, Cold water Pen\u2014Gem Heater, and 100 other fast-selling articles.Best goods.Lowest prices.MONTREAL NOVELTY CO.243 St.James street.169z SITUATIONS WANTED.ITUATION WANTED-\u2014-By a Governess, (experienced) in school or family.Competent to teach English and Classics, Math- matics, modern languages, music and drawing.Best city references.Address, B.12, Svar Office.YAN TED\u2014A married woman, with good references, wants a situation as General Servant or Plain Cook.Apply at Miss Neville\u2019s Registry office, 5 Anderson street.4 WwW ANTED \u2014 Goed Protestant Servants can be obtained at Mrs.Small- ehire\u2019s Registry Office, 96 8t, Urbain street 5 3 ANTED\u2014A situation by a sober, industrious practical engineer.Satisfactory references, Address \u2018\u2018 Engineer,\u2019 STAR Office.185 6 WAN TED, a situation as Working Housek y by a respectable widow, Address F.C, STAR office.185-2 ANTED \u2014A gentleman, thoroughly posted in staple cotton and woollen goods, is open for an engagement about 1st Sen ember.Address D.G, STAR Office, 184-4 ANTEÉD, à situation as butler : and valet; thoroughly understands his duties.Highest roference as to character and ability.Address Butler, STAR Office.184-4 WANTED, by a man haviag a © ¥ thorough knowledge of the boot and shoe business, with à lengthy experience in the United States, a situation as traveller for a Mon real wholesale Louse ; is a good salesman, and conf- dent of being able to work up a good trade.Ad- fress Boots and Shoes, STAR Office.184-8 WAN TED\u2014To the shoe trade\u2014 A steady, active MIT, & good packer and marker, wants a gituaiion.Address \u2018 Alexander,\u201d STAR Office.184-10 WA ANTED\u2014Copying or writing A of any kind, by a youug man having a few spare hours.Address D.14, STAR Office.184-4 ANTED.-A laundress, agosd plain : cook, and an experienced nurse, want situations.Good references.Apply to Miss Neville, Registry Office, 5 Anderson street.183-4 ANTED\u2014A situation as Coachman or Groom, and thoroughly understands waiting at table.Highest reference as to character and ability.Address G.4; STAR Office.: 183-4 ANTED\u2014Good Servants can be obtained at Mrs.Smallshire\u2019s Registry office, 96 St.Urbain street.183 8 WANTED, byaman with Ten years experience in Merchants\u2019 offices, a situation as Book-keeper or Cashier.Can give the most undoubted references.Address, Clerkship, STAR Office.183-8 WANTED\u2014By a young man having considerable experience in the rade, four or five lines of samples from good American Houses.Can furnish references as to ability and integrity.Address, SMALL WARES, P.0.box 33, 183-8 YVANTED, a situation as saleswoman in a fur store, by a person having had 13 years\u2019 experience.Address \u201c Saleswoman,\u201d STAROffice.183-6 WANTED, by a young man having eight years experience in the wholesale and retail Dry and Fancy Good Business, a situation either as Traveller or Salesman, having served in both capacities; not afraid of work and will accept a small salary.Apply by letter to ¢ Dry-Goods,\u201d STAR office.1808 ANTED, by a young man, having some experience in the Press-room of a printing establishment, a situation where he could get experience in the Composing-room 5 will accept a small salary.Avply, by letter, to \u2018\u201c Has- ki1],\u201d No.18 Hanover street, Montreal.1808 i ANTED\u2014Washing and Ironing done in first-class style, in rear of 66 8t.Urbain street, at 60 cents per dozen.184 4 YAN TED, by a person who has had several years rience in England, te do some light mechanical work.Address 839 Hermine street 139 tt small wares - PERSONAL, PERSONAL\u2014If the Trunk left a t 3 Hermine street, by Fred.MacKenzie, 1g not called for by the 15th inst.it will be sod.2 B CARD-\u2014First-class boardat 36 Sanguinet street.Elegant table and attend- aDèè ; furnished rooms.183-8 house of 5 or 6 mile from Post Ofos.Sony Di senfee.TO LET\u2014A small house of four ately if requis que fat, Poss.ssion immiedi- STAR office.PPly by letter to ELE 1836 O LET\u2014A small office over \u201cSTAR Office, Craig str sait a suitable tonants Sa DRE Le EE De to 180 TO LET\u2014A BARGAIN __ Shop and two Rooms; also, stock for sale ; rent cheap.Apply at 142 8t.Joseph strest.To LET\u2014A small store on Bt.Paul street, one flat, about 30 by 60 fee well-lighted in front and rear to ; a suitable tenan: ce PpOARD_Vacancy for a gentleman willing to reom with another in a first-class boarding house, where noue but respectable boarders are kept.\u201d House - plearantly situated.Dinner at six o'clock.Apply by letter to ¢ Nerraw,\" Box 2126, Post ofige.10 POARD- Vacancies for steady boarders, in a quiet and pleasant locality.Terms to suit thetimes.Apply at 22 St.Monique street.180-1 ROOMS.{Rooms to Let; half a cent per word each iasertion »e+.Ro0mE Wanted, One cent per word each insertion, prepaid.) JUEN ISHED ROOMS\u201459 La- teur street.178-10 ROOM, with board.193 Bleury street.185-4 ROOM\u2014Furnished bed-room for gentlemen.8 University street.185-3 OOMS\u2014Furnished or unfur- Dished, with use of kitchen.No.9 Balmoral street.185-8 ROOMS Furnished, to let, with or without board.No.9 Mount St.Mary avenue.1865-6 OOMS \u2014 A Furnished Room and Parlor at 50 Juror street.185 Room, unfurnished to let with use of Bath and Water Closet, airy, healthy locality, warm house in winter, 589 St.Dominique street.184 + OOMS\u2014Comfortably furnished bed-rooms to let, suitable for gentlemen.Apply 141; Bt, Elizabeth street.185-4 ROOMS To let, unfurnished, at 6 Busby lane.ROOMS -Two rooms to let, unfurnished, with er without attendance at 97 8t.James street.Life Association of Scotland Buildings.184-3 ROOMS AND BOARD, 12 Viger square.184- OOM\u2014 Double and single, with board.476 Lagauchetiere street.184-3 ROOMS \u2014 Double and Single, furnished or unfurnished.No.155% St.Antoine street.184-17 AR) Roo = willbe let low tili frst May next: Appty nt 384 St, OA {D and m 25 Ger Paul street.d 180-10 OARD \u2014 Single and Double \" rooms.Vacancies at No.568 Lagauchetiere FROPERTY FOR SALE.street.- OR SALE\u2014In a small country town, about 40 miles from Monireal, a comfortable house and lot, suitable fer a retérod gentlemen or other person living on their means Terms low, by addressing O.P., Box 33, Post- Off ce, Montreal.147-10 FOR SALE OR TO LET, in a nice Village, situated about forty miles from Montreal and connected with it by railway, over which two express trains pass dally, a Country Store and Dwelling; which hassfor along time, done the best business Mn the place.A g chance for à young man desirbus of commencing business.Terms; which are very reasonable, will be made known on address: .P.y P.O.Box 3: Monta na CP BO.BG\u201d RETURNING PROSPERITY.Our only hopes of returning prosperity are based on the prospects of an abundant harvest, Were: the multitudes who are now spreading devastation and terror throughout the neighboring republic, and others in Canada who begin to feel the want of a permanent means of subsistence, peaceably settled on land, drawing therefrom ample remuneration for their labor, and producing food for men and material for commerce, what a glorious country we would have.Fur years the proprietor of Mount Royal Vale has endeavored to convince the people of the wisdom of such a course, and has expended a large fortune to afford the citizens of Montreal an opportunity to acquire a knowledge of horticulture and agriculture, witbout withdrawing from their gther occupations, and has placed within thefr reach advantages that cannot elsewhere be obtained for an outlay of millions.A number of lots are still for sale at $500 each, In payments equal to one dollar per week, merely an interest on the price for a number of years, at the end of which period purchasers will have their land for nothing.À little further out a few hundred lots will be sold for three hundred dollars per 10%, in emaller payments if preferred; also a tract of land extending from the village of St.Laurent to the Back River, sub-divided into lots, with wide streets and avenues, the principal One à continuation of the main street of St.Laurent, ending at the water side.Purchasers of these lots will have the privilege of access to a smooth-water bay, with islands and inlets of great beauty.The place can be approached by the Montreal, O.& O.Railroad in a few moments from the Mile End Station.Building material on the premises at very low \u2018prices, free water and no taxes worth mentioning.Apply to T.F.O'BRIEN, at 632 BT.MARY STREET, every day, and a Mount Royal Vale on arrival of the six o'clock bus, and Saturday all the afternoon.178z R O O M 8 \u2014 Furnished Apartments, with or without board ; four minutes\u2019 walk from Post-office, 511 Lagauchetiere street, opposite Cote.184 6 ROOMS -To let, with or without board, at 918 Dorchesier street.184-11 OOMS (turnished) to let; five minutes walk from Post-office, at 77 oh an toine street.TDOSGMS furnished.127 St.Constant street.183-4 ROOMS TO LET, turnished.Apply at 32 Victoria street.170-30 OOMS, with, or without board, 47 McGill College Avenue.164-26 unfurnished, at 28 Richmond Square.148-tf FOR BALE.ROOMS TO LET, furnished or | = SUMMER RESORTS.SUMMER HOUSE, ST.HYPOLITE.A A large and comfortable House has been built at this place for summer residents.Excellent fishing in the lake, boats always on hand, good shooting, being convenient to the woods.Take the cars to St, J it is only 12 miles distant.DAMASÉ SLEVIN Pt 185- ST.JOHN HOTEL, \u2018 LONGUEUIL.NOW OPEN.HOPKINS & WARD beg to notify the public that they have leased the Hones Grounds mown a8 \u201cEosebank\u201d and have reflited and furnizhas it as a first-class Family Hotel.The housgy sind grounds are beantifullysituztod on the r\\v£raide, convenient For SALE, one band Sawing- machine, medium size, with Tilting Table; cheap for cash or approved credit.Address, J.R.A., P.0.Box 38.186 10 OR SALE\u2014A half interest in a Patent which ought to pay well if well pushed.Not a great deal capital required.Address, \u2018 Patentee,\u201d STAR Office.183-10 MOR SALE, two large Grey Horses.Apply at 309 Visitation street, 6 OR SALE, a Gould\u2019s Mfg.Co.Pump, 3-in.stroke ; 2-in.plunger; arranged tobe worked by hand or steam power; hasnever béen used ; cb low.Address, \u201cPump,\u201d STAR Office.183 7 FOR SALE\u2014Two new Variable Cutloff Steam Englnes, with latest improvements, cylinders 10 Inches by 30 inches, and 14 incbes by 36 inches.A special bargain would be made to set up one in the city., Address \u201c En- fines\" STAR office.LS 183-19 OR SALE, a lot of Brass Wire, extra thin gauge } very cheap.456 St.aul street.: 1838 FOR SALE to the highest offer, à Note signed by John 8.Dyde, Collector of Canal Tolls, Lachine.The Note can be seen in the window of Boyce's store, 243 Notre Dame Street.J.BR.Boyce has a \u2018number of honest men\u2019s notes and accounts that he will sell cheap, that will also be advertised if not settled soon 182-8 FOR SALE, a heavily gold plated watch, American make, warranted a first-class time-keeper, cheap for cash._R, 271, STAR Office.134-10 OR SALE\u2014An Express Waggon, as good ag new, cheap.Address, \u201c Waggon,\u201d P O.Box 33; City.181-8 OR SALE\u2014Brewers Grains, at 97 College street.181-6 FOR SALE\u2014A Locomotive Engine and Boiler, arranged a8 a stationary engine, in good order.Address, B.29, STAR office, OR SALE, a Pleasure Yacht, 25445 6 1¥ beams.Gan be seen at Tate's Dry FOUND.ERSONAL -Any one knowin the whereabouts of Peter Bufour, who wen away from his home in Hamilton, Ont, on the 9th July, 1877, will confer a favor by communicatin with his son, John Bufour, 210 St.Catherine stree north, Hamilton.Height 5 feet 8 inches.Little finger of righthand off.Age 55, dazk complexion, Lower Canadian by birth.184 4 ERSONAL-Information wanted concerning a Mr.James Sweeney, son of Roger, of Cork, Ireland, who was an officer in the British Army stationed in 8icily in 1812, and is said to have left that country for Montreal in 1846.Any information fhat can be obtained respecting him will be thankfully received by the holders of box 1363.184-8 PpERSONAL\u2014 Will George Ma > FOUND \u2014 The Pointer Dogs tound at 399 St.Antoine street will be sold to pay expenses, if not claimed before Fridays the 10th instant.185 6 FOUND\u2014The place to buy your Weeklies, ready for mail, also, all American Dailies and Weeklies at, Mrs.Stephens\u2019, Old Post Office Building.1852 FOUND, a Canoe floatin the river.The owner can haveit paying expensés and applying, after 8 p.m, to Peter Mason, No.3 Derrick, lying at Black's Bridge.| 6 OUND, a Cow.Apply at_68 Annie street, Tanneries Wes: down late of Montreal, and more tly o .John, N.B., please send his address to E.G.O\u2019Con- MOT, STAR Office, Montreal.181-6 pERSONAL\u2014If John Bernard Sutphen will send his address to X.F.Brin- kerhoff, Post Office, Montreal, within ten days, he Will hear of something in which he ts interesse Lt PERSONAL \u2014 Information wanted of James Johnstone Grigram, who left his home in East Boston, gn 26th July ( supposed to have gone to Canada) ; he was about 16 years of age, dressed in a light sui} of tweed, dark complexioned, and with a small scarover his left eye-brow.Any Information of his whereabouts will be gratefully received by addressing Joseph John Grigram, Fast Boston, Post Offies.179 10 WANTED TO PURCHASE.ANTED\u2014\"To purchase, a se- cond-hand lathe, about 18-inch swing, back geared.Address ¢ Lathe,\u201d E.0.Box, 2126, FOUND\u2014A small brass key, evidently for an inside door'of à house.Owner may have it by applying at STAR Office and proving property.183-10 FOUND; two Pointer Dogs.The owner can have them by applying 399 8t.Antoine street, proving property and paying expenses.UND \u2014 A pocket-book, containing one lease and two deeds, and some other papers.Owner can have the same by de- scitbing property.and sending his address to « Deeds,\u201d STAR Office.183-8 LOST, &o.[Hal cent per word each insertion, pre-paid.] OST\u2014Gold Keystone Locket, with owners name engraved on it.Any one returning it to Sharpe's City Express Office, 30 Victoria square, will be suitably rewarded.185-2 L OST\u2014 82 Reward\u2014A Gold THE AUTOMATIC EXCRLSIOR GAR SAVER, TESTIMONIAL: that we save at least 30 per cent of Gaa anes oe have Mopted the Automatic Excelsior Gas Saver, of which Messrs.ROONEY & 00.are the JOS.DUHAIME, Ptre.0.Bt.Poter's Church, 9th March, 1877.10.Us N.B.\u2014Weowill attach one of our Antomatic Gas Savers 10 any metre, with the understanding that if it shows a saving, after à satisfactory practical test, of from 15.to 30 per cent, that the party will keep and pay {oz same, ROONEY & C0, 138 BT.JAMES STREBT, MONTREAL, LARK\u2019S ELEPHANT SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON HAS THR HIGHEST TESTTMORIALS IN THE sis s and recommended a the p: ql opens by Lu rinelpa Labs LADIES Jante Wha making your purchases, ask fe 1 10 Bor.cent.In July next, after which Brooch, with stones.Return to 179 St.Hy- MISCELLANEOUS.polite street, and receive the above reward.) 2 - DO, AE OST, Grey Skye Terrier, named SAVE GAS sr vie L Mas» Ione shot No.016, À roward will be paid for itsreturn to 34 St.Famille stropt.Ù JOSTs on Saturday evening, between Lagauchetiere and Juror street, a Rus- gian leather purse, containing money and owner's initials.$2 reward at 61 Hermine street.184.3 OST\u2014A letter-copying book, about half used up.Finder will please leave it at 200 St.George street.183-5 JLeST-A small desk key, of no use to any one but the owner.Finder will be rewarded on leaving it at the Stax Office.1 6 MINING, &c.rer ME \u20ac hos Le a dr oo ot an a zeez, croquet lawn, hot and co |One cent por werd, ack insertion, pre- .baths, and every convenience to be found in a first- FOR SALE, an engine, boiler, ron cy 300d Stabling.Boats run regularly.main line of shafting, 2 lathes, 1 drill, black- 6e §mith\u2019s forge, 3 fires, lot of small tools, ghey ete.HOPKINS & WARD, \u20ac whole in running order.ease Of uilding may be obtained at a reasonable rate, in a central 175 26 LONGUEUIL.situation.Address Manufacturer, STAR Qéice, = NOTICES.PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION OF 1877.THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION for 1877, open to the world, will take place on the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st September next, in the CITY OF QUEBEC, on the grounds known as COVE FIELD, in rear of the Drill Shed, the St Louis Road.PRIZE LISTS AND BLANK FORMS OF ENTRY can be obtained from G.LECLERE, Secretary of Council of culture.8.C.STEVENSON, Secretary Council of Arts and Manufactures, Montreal, or from the Secretaries of any of the County Agricultural Societies ENTRIES for live stock must be made on or before SATURDAY, the 1st SEPTEMBER, and for other articles in the Industrial Department, on or before SATURDAY, 8th SEPTEMBER, N.B.\u2014No entries shall be received after the above mentioned dates.* For further particulars apply to 8.C.Stevenson, Secretary of Council of Arts and Mannfactures, or to the undersigned.GEORGES LECLERE, 180 \u201d Bec.Council of Agriculture, P.Q.ST.JAMES\u2019 BUILDING SOCIETY, SECOND INSTALMENT OF 10 PER CENT.The Shareholders who are not Borrowers of this Soclety are hereby notified that, in virtue of the powers conferred by the new Charter of Incorpora- ion of this Society, the Directors have resolved to demand a Second instalment of TEN PER CENT (10 p.c.) on the balance due by each Shareholder at the time the Charter was granted, to complete the sum of ten (10 p.¢.) per cent.on the amount 0: ally subscribed to the Capital Funds of this Society, said instalment to be payable at the BOCIETY\u2019S OFFICE, on Or before 15th August next, 1877.The Shareholders are, in q at to make the payment On or before the 15th August, 18Ÿ7.(Byorden) ED.BEAUVAIS, Bec.Treas, 13th July, 1877.143 STEAM VESSEL.SUMMER TRIP! STEAMER \u201c PERSIA,\u201d Leaves Dock, cor.Colborne and Common streets .Every FRIDAY, at 7 p.m.FARE TO TORONTO 10001.«+ 37 00 \"FE, CATHARINES | ve 750 NIAGARA FALLS.«850 lea and berth included.Superior accommoda- om, NORRIS & ROUTH, 180z 22 St.John street, up stairs, MEDICINES, &o.NEURALGIA Can be immediately relieved by the use of ARNICA and OIL LINIMENT 164z_ BOSTON MARINE UNDERWRITERS, Cash Capital paid up - $1,600,000.00 Assets Jan.1st, 1877, « = $3,792,764.00 ISSUES POLICIES ON OCEAN MARINE CARGOES AND FREIGHTS ONLY, Losses promptly paid in Canada, or at the Bank- tng House of BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, London; at pleasure of the assured, Office : 10 St.Sacrament St, Montreal HERRIMAN & WHITNEY, 88eod tx MANAGERS, OILS, &c.PEE BUCKINGHAM MINING COMPANY (LIMITED).AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 20,000 Shares Of $20 6ACH.ecusrurieisreararsseress $400,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPTTAL.\u2026000\u2026000000 000 $145,000 Orrices: 616 CRAIG STREET.completing arrangements to.manufacture their Stock, of which 10 oa ro ditional 0 0.per cent.re- rod to be paid on allotment, and an additional Cou bens Se Pop, not more .ELEPHANT than 20 cent.can be called up in any year, and OLARK'S READ | Bi ocaffeatiy helleved will mot bo required.RA 7 1 a CTT seem bord ; -, * 80-2avx 1.This Company are now erecting their Mills and \u2018 QERE 8 PATENT WHITE ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINT, This is the best White Paint known, has more body and as color af any Genuine White Lead, and cover more surface weight for weight, will not become chalky, poel off, nor discolor, and will answer any purpose better than Lead.Is used by all the leading Painters in the = nion, and is especially recommended for painting Received a special award at the Jontennial, \"Tobe had from all the Principal Trade In the ; MauuSnotured by PE A.RAMSAY & SON, ole Agents fo¢ the Dominica; yoo dle ag, VANTED TO RENT, a sunail (more tan a er, Nt; font, which must be moderate, io E.G.Box Gi HAY! HAY! .150 Tons of first quality PRESSED HAY, just ar- 11ved on board the barge ¢ Pierreville,\u201d FOR SALE, At liberal prices, in lots to suit purchasers.AND AL, roo Buthels OATS, FOR SALX at a very low J: E.LAREAU & 09., 39 Amp 41 ST.PAUL STRERT, Or on byw?the barge at the \u2018Wharf, opposite the Barracks.== \u2014\u2014 mr DRAIN PIPES and CEMENTS, | DRAIN PIPES, [ | PORTLAND CEMENT, © ROMAN CANGENT, © CANADA CHENE, PIRE PRICES, - IRE CLAY, For sale by i - W.& F.P.CURRIE & 00, 100 GREY NUN STREET, MONTREAL, 197s SOLICITORS.C.G.C.SIMPSON, MEMBER OF THE U.8.PATENT OFFICE BAR ASSOCIATION, GENERAL PATENT OFFICES, 162 ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.175x C.LEGGE & 00, (EarasursmnD 1859.) SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, 162 8ST.JA MES STREET.162 223s STOVES, &o.JODOIN & CO, IRON FOUNDERS STOVES, MACHINERIES, &o, \u2014 SALE ROOMH 80% ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAL, se PROFESSIONAL CARDS, (CHARLES BAILLIE, ASSIGNEE AND ACCOUNTANT, OFFICE\u2014235 Br.JAMES ST.Commissioner for taking AfAdavits, 162-1m x J VANS & RIDDELL, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, EDWARD EVANS, OPFIVIAL ASSIGNNN, WESTERN CHAMBERS, 33 By.JOHN BTR, MONTREAL.TOBACCOS.NEW CROP.\u2014 FRESH HAVANA CIGARS.CHOICK BRANDS, COHEN & LOPEZ, 212 ST.JAMES STREET, TWO DOORS WEST OF THR MECHANICS HALL, _ \u2019 i 178 = THE ALL \u2018 TOBACCO CABLE CIGARETTES, TRY THEM, B.DAVIS, _ 524 ann 526 ST.PAUL STREET, + 1775 INSURANCE, ROYAL INSURANCE CO°Y OF LIVERPOOL.FIRE Axp LIFE, CAPITAL - - - $10,000,000 ,ASSETS OVER - 18,000,000 LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.FIRE DEPARTMENT, All classes of Risks INSURED at favorable rates.LIFE DEPARTMENT.SECURITY should be primary consideration,\u2014 which is afforded by the large accumulated and the unlimited lability of shareholders.Xo- counts kept distinct from those of Fire Department.W.KE, SCOTT, M.D, Referee.J.KENNEDY, Inspecior.H, L.Routh & W.Tatley, Chief Agents.For the convenience of the mercantile community, recent London aud Liverpool Directories can be seen a tris office.W.A.OGILVIE, President.SAT X UT SSi (CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.FIRE, GUARANTEE, LIFE, ACCIDENT.DIRECTORS : SIR HUGH ALLAN, President.ADOLPHE ROY, Vice-President.ESE | STN AA YL .B ROBERT ANDERSON, , EDWARD STARK, Actuary and Interim Manager.HEAD OFFICE 97 St.James Street.te 178 JOHN MepDoOvVGALL CALEDONIAN WORKS, - ST, GABRIEL LOCKN, 196 2 : ; that prevent free intercourse \u2018and hamper: men in their dealings with one It intensifies class and par jndioes, and generally acts à most disasträts part in upsettise thé work of statesmanship sud the.wisdom .of \u2026.experience, a e, | by permit of justice, of\u2019 thote roper- 4 ties, stables \u2018and % uildings, Nos.tio and 121 Cumpen at \u201cof Dor y In again addressing the MONTREAL PUBIC, 1 complains of me dikense durin 5 do sé with confidence, tote * support having been » î When sick, the slic is to get el BOW, i Plain Boje Lord Dafferin at St.Pank.© Govanentencral spoke wise and wi «If we ate ever to risé\u2018to the height of the | © destiny wh chi Providence haaclearly marked en but through union, by\" \u2018marching | 3 hand-in-hand toward the gos! of national fortune, Sinkingall lowering prejudices and bani ing meaningless discord and dissen- thet f | Canadianism.Mr.O'Hara spoke as ons \u2018whi Chas fully and intelligently adopted which is \u2018the outcome of the training of : centuries of experiment and effort across ake the wilderness now being ponetratel king by diverse ways.and by differing agencies, the one end is being striven for, nd \u2018there is plenty of room for both'to { ork without in -any way hampering the The mission of the Anglo-Saxon and Celtic races on this continent is one o .enlightenment and civilization, and those to whom it is entrusted can\u2019 soonest arrive at the accomplishment of their labors by wniting on.a.common basis of effort, and pushing forward under a common under standing.There is.field enough.and \u2018to g in the prosecution of the bloodless : rompre of mind over matter and intelli- abje ect wel, sand: added ne link to 3 t to Canada, with which he is binding us to him i in strong bonds of indebteduess, in a tn.He starts out PR \u201c prove\u2019: that the officials of the Corporation are not ¢ éx- \u201cthat there ar are a in the service of the city who have: been always.greatly overpaid for 8 nd technical ei and te ont cussing of late.What we have submitt a for considrtion ts quite outside of ii L ve disc es of deprion à and difioulty, es thé an Lh y can well afford 2 reduction \u201cCanada as-his home and the land of his gl.Tegiance, Cherishing the memory of the island of his birth with a tre and.fond love, he has none the less cast his lot and his fortune in Canada, and to her he holds \u2018big loyalty and dévotion té bé dué.How fully he argues out the reasonabtentss of?the position he assumes those \u201cwho have read his \u2018address will speedily perceive.Canada first is with him the ruling and guiding principle, as it.should be with every man of sense.It is a pity that there-are not more men of Mr.O'Hara\u2019s stamp to be found on the public platform in Canada, advocating broad views of nationalism, Never were they more wanted than at the present \u2018time, when the devil of discord appears to have broken loose again to mar the good work which Canadian statesmen have labored so long and so anxiously to perfect.Just as people wore thinking that the evil spirits of strife and confusion that had so!long troubled our country and retarded its.material prosperity were permanently exorcised, up arose \u2018new elements of dissension that \u2018now threate unless the five years before Confederation, And the worst of it is.that.the «trouble \u2018largely comes\u201d \u2018from \u2018outside Strang- stake in the country, adventurers \u2018trading on the feelings and sympathies of a warmhearted people, speculators looking to openings inthe field for personal and political gain, men knowing little of the nature of tional history of the country, put themselves forward as the expounders of the opinions { and ideas of people.who häve Tong Tived in peace and harmony with their netghbors, 4 and have neither sought nor accepted ocças sion of quarrel, Under the specious guise of patrictism and religious fervor they have whom they know will héar them for the cause \u2018they pretend to have espoused, fand the\u2019 consequence - is distress jing trouble \u2018and the\u201c dismption of the ties that were beginning to! firmly knit the whole people in a.common and progressive.union.It must be patent to.every man who gives the future of this\u201d country a thought that it will never take its proper place among civilized states so ong as its \u201cpeople are: pulling in opposite À and- hostile directions over matters of \u2018sentiment which aré in their actual value .below the attention of intelligent beings.Fanaticism not based: upon a principle | worth contending for, an issue living and | definable, an idea fraught with great sibilities in its execution, is pnerile and contemptible; yet, this is just the feelin ng which i is rending the conntry to-day.Oranges {and Green, Green and Orange, these are the à terms heard on every\u2019 hand, and.\u2018what do they mean ab the best ?\u201cNothing but turmoil and possible: bloodshed over.dissensions | that ought to be as dead ag be, too, if men would | | only A to pice their prejudices with a little sensible humor, and swmiile at each \u201cMo one s set of men \u2018Want to 5 th should.they not The thing is.of y rotor amusing, and if it were heartily laughed at once \u2018or \u2018twice, it would die under th deadliest of all weapons; ridictle; Why iy © of men so far forget Wak own, common sense as to want to.inflict violence upon the pars\u2019 ties enacting a pageant which here has no meaning whatever?The thing is of itself ridicnlons; and were .ib- not for the uproar made by the parties who are ins Q BL = ears, it.would be allowed to pass off as an ebullitio £ display which is.as ing peacock.- But, instead of looking upon the Orange.parade as it should be regarded, a lot of people whom it does not please follow the shouts: \u2018of designing leaders; prophesy blood and thunder, got 9 themselves up into a heat of passion, and 35 #h behave as-if the-precession of the equinores \u2018would be disturbed if a certain moyement permitted to take \u2018place.And nine.nths of those making the display, and 5 À \u2018origin : as 5 they are of the dock particle or the Semitic.plural Upon a ques.Tao \u201csentiment \u201cw# have hag elevatedinto a posit | the championship o ti og 8 would never have had : hance of making headway, in comntry, 5 Sans a and bluster?What permanent \u2018benefit is f the.! nothing ! On the other \"or it-ssands in with proprietor o g tho Habilitiée, En; the population and still less of the constitu.The Persians smuggling provisions managed: to secure.the.ear of the classes | Cashiér Miller, reliable.nday.terested \u201cin setting the community by the | dollar, and \u2018W.A No, SIR! ; with y 2 to-day and: the generation gro = UE Up to take their Places, + to make th i But this will never Be aocomplished 80 long PS | us men range { themsel | do the mselves to be led astray by poole 4 ing demngogres a \u2018and Jeftle adventurers, Prosexave Coxcenr.- \u2014 Ore of these decors popular reuplons si be given \u201cat the Victoria Rink o ; urder fhe auspices of ig rich Protestant | ¢ Benevolent Society, in-aid of the fun BURGLARY.-\u2014About midniglit on Pr day last, à burglary was perpétrated a Wain°s grocery store, Wellington street, the thieves géttivg away with tum of Tome, besides a quantity of jewel.OPPOSITION, or Application has heen made to thie policé to haveihe carters\u2019 line of car riages to Mount Royal Park, in pobposition to Messrs.Livermore & Alger's b The proprietors were notified that the polics could not move in the mat.and Ald.Grenier, of the .Police Commitee ould have to be communicated NNOyING.\u2014The alarm gong in the Central Station, ith which the police are called out if necessary, is continnally sounding, the no small annoyance declare that if an alarm pce in te, it would be diftioult hi ascertain Whether they were wanted o a day is certainly sufficient fo fest the apparatus and see that it is in working order FaArLEp, \u2014 Theodore Saronÿ Lambert, of tlie \u2018Royal Lambert's Gallery,\u201d at the corner of v otre Dame street and Place d\u2019Armes, hag failed after a very brief business \u2018career in His museum is said to contain some very valuable statuary, for the States about three weeks ago his prolonged absence waning anxicty to his rs, 4 writ of attachm fed sist him by Noon Tolrerams, \u2018Russian Losses at von.LoNDoN, August 9,\u2014The R 0 killed and 3, oo Sounded at Grant Admires Garibaldi.New York, August 9.cables s say that Grant-was serenaded at Lake Maggiore, : and that in His 3 spocch he said : one ian ose hand I wish cept ally oh shake, and ree is Garibaldi\u2019s.\u201d (Great applause.) hots FOLK, VA, Ai the late Collector 1S ham show tes ] | thousand dollars embezzlement t by s \u201cinate falsfication by Deputy Gettschlick oi Leeshaw\u2019s\u2019 bondsinen are ber Shovers\u2019 Strike 1., Ang.I shovers have organized, an n Mon No trouble is feared, \u201cSarasa Ga., Aug.9\u2014Julits Knox, the : 11 known bankrupt grocery man, shot him.yesterday, ALBANY, Ni Yi, August â oll | seceipts for July po to , $117,000, 57, 500 0.less than Foly in previous oe Suicide.* Crteage, August 9.-LJno ma of Shiremontown suicide with ! that he Had been didn\u2019 t believe in life, More Tweedis RK, Aug: 9.\u2014The Su inti most of the States floating indebt- edn nos Le consolidated ponds as fraudulent, mer members of the Repub! islature confessed that they were baie prominent Dembcrats-to pass certain bille of so many leading Democrats\u2014¢ Fasio- miag were implicated.that an organized effort was being made to suppress matter, andlet the prosecutions already io gan ainst certain bli on over themi'to\u2019 leave \u2018the State and i hush their mouths\u2019 concerning their Demg- _eratic accomplices.Business Troubles: .A writ.of attachment has be against Theodore Sarony.\u2018Lambert, pra, T, Montreal, by.Theo L.Lu iy, ass en > signet ent brs been made i pon Pouliott & Robitaille, dry bee, rough Messrs.Perkins, Beausoleil & Perk A de d'of assignment has been made, chrome the office of Messrs, Perkins, Be soleil & Perkins, pon \\ W.Gauthier, general storekeeper, St.Jer Messre.Lajoie, Perrault & Seath : are today paying dividends in the matter of E.N.Gandet, Piogivicls at 51 cents on the .Gagon, Three Rivers, A demand of assignment has-been made upon Alphonse F H.LxRôque, éhemist' an and he has assigned to Mr.À Joseph Tajoie, of Messrs, Lajoie, Perrantt I & Seath, «ficial assignees, pecial Notices, tthe Samppareil pa > aly at.Desmartoan \" Store, \u2018corner of St.Peter street._ Now is the time to leave your orders for | regatts, French cambric and white d shirts at Decmmartean & Bond\u2019s shirt « x TnomAs Letr peser û.ark \u2018set St James street, is card mot cabinet phot: .Thomas Lett Hackett, which will be y ina Tow days, - 80 far.as known, the » were + fropa the ont portrait of bu Hackett © : \u20ac TION, \u2014It is sepôr .Coroner.\u2018Jones has been in- pouty be Hon.Mr, Laflamme, Minister Les Justice, to open an investigation into thet} jretimstänces | attending the destru b fire of the outbuildings, St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary.\u20ac 1 do not dy, Sk moon I will be wn PRESENT will find me 220 prepared to moat he requirements of my numerous clients whether Town or Country, with à Zunited but + ghoice supply down 16 the \u201cas pis wera of ucaiton, bone drédaot Garments being positively co ordinary @ drertistng matier, bat x most solemnly vouch aay \u201c1 dame Rita.do cire ke; ais hig Le in mamie for the Safion of ial TRV Coy, 0.Eng) sonductsa inetd exclusively by fhe Lady Princl- ebank,\u201d the St.Lawzence, having an extensi ier street; or press other treet Tatlor, to equal this in at, f ï SOU; | Tshaë stick te the lo motto whish bas hitherto m my \u201cMontreal thousands, And « wr will leave Jacques artier pier at 8.30 am.Chliorens half price ; io be h From Sept.Srd instruction will bo given dv RICHARD SEFTIMUS HAZELAND, BA, from 9:30 pm, in Arithmetic, Writing, English Boe OT a EXCURSION TO summer ris of ten weeks £10 a term.To be pald BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE.1383 PRINGIPAT, MES HECKER & BAY- j LEY; both gxperienocd Bandmaste ors of Hi M.Army, and gonductors 0 Ofchestras, gra about to form an Orchestra ft is city.Persons Wwishing to join obtain fall 1 partic outars gt Beckers Frelon! Establishment, No.19 Fuge Bo 1 e Tri 1 ae Feather 9 a and Taney Braids.say horton inteament, 0 i Shem to Join iy the 5 Xavier street, FEA is.ais, \u201csubject b tothe con WEST-END METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL, \u20ac xticulars please apply io to \"REV.E.M, Me.HANTS.Pri incipal, Borthier-en-haut, P.Q, New Advertisements to-cay, 437 & 439 Notre oD Street, Tor Grasp FASHIONABLE EMPORIUM of tama situated in oe St.J ames Ward, of ne diy or Montreal, mous as 8 of mbez ft B BERTH! 5 cho oi oF Adm AR odes Cartier Wharf at 9 30 à m.and 1.2 Refreshments will be supplied on tha grounds at city prices.: Tickets 5, 46¢ ; two for 75c; three for $1.For ae at, che Montreal Book Room, Geatton's, and n Wi cena the 5th Sept.Terms in Boa ra and Tuiion $170 am.For further DY Canty Four feet on Fora hoster \u201cShree t bei wit ho tively \u201cetal es, sheds and.ba han erceted ther Yrighmen's Literary and Ben.OHX ¥.CAMPBELL; Secretary ST.PATRICK'S .TJ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.pr wmmittee of this Association axe oo to inform the Mea of the § that special hangemonts made with the Delaware, and Huds) xeursio rip te New Yorr a e train will leave the Bonaventurs Station on A.3 o*cles the same The A onists * Th mate a stay of those \u2018aearing tickets will please ccured from Captian McCall at eke be net office, St.James street, dersiznea at No.13 8t.Lamibers M.GUERIN, Ree.-Sec, way of Ballot and an appropriation by way ORDON, re TO LAVALTRIE SATURDAY, the 18th August, Tickets: Adultes oi oo; Sc Bishop & ce, 8.Tame sre BO entries BOUCHERVILLE ISLAND, (GROS BOIS.) SATURDAY, llra AUGUST, ANNDVAL PICHIC OF THE fteamer \u2018 Montarvifie \u201d will Loue ue the nd.nother lot of land adjoining that above detoribed on the Soutn sid side © phercof, contalolug ip wy eight y -four feet in cmt Le sud a guparfices Celebrated ; seid hy =}, tra Medicines.wig -\u2014 DICE'S S A Blood FIRST-RATE CONDITION.Horning Noney Market.: orning 18 paire well-made \u2018ana trimmed Mized Lam getting very ar, indeed; of the LN 1088 poy 00 EE 11110 485% @ 00 ha in 4 a i 3 to the Russian Bagi, Tweeds, Haagensen Make-piece,.Yorkshiee Goods, 5 well known stuff La MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought ata A discount | of, ee Grenbacks sold at a soount Scotch: \u2018rests, Heather xtc, cs ée, Silver bought at Ho of.eels Special Notice.1 te f Pant eur styles are latest Loxpox sand New Lune and der it tt (CANADIAN HOOKS.city custom trades, has influenced our efforts à give universal pleasure.Again, our cutter ie Mésary Tailor, of 25 years experience, therefor \u20ac purchasers may rely on being tne 1188 ANERIG AN SEN, ATOR.\u2019 y, Arrows, Aor produc vy science combined with bi ULACY, THE SCRIPTURE © CLUB OF V.suey arr sy EVERGREEN Leaves.potes Jom my Travel Cheap Bon of SET THE sakToN Exemençens ar DL Ca s pro or rman Ae ING-TALES.Extra Fine Too, vasions i In Wars VESTS, suited te the , present \u2018i pressive weather, we offer either single or double breasted, usiginily sold for a 15, $1 , Pa, committed | chloroform inthe Commercial etore-keeper, Each package h Hotel, yesterday, leaving a le wrapped round it.een on à No wholesalé House in\u2019 \u201c THE WORLD\" \u20ac touch at east or one of our lines 1m this partic Remember you can: always get the pistes for ÿ - rep 500 FANCY SHIRTS, Collar; attached.ihesveeedd RD.ola, 50e.PLEASE EXAMINE AFP Jour ARE Jari NEW LIFE AND SPIRITS, one, thereby increasing heir market value ; A HUNDRED PER CENT, Itisatso an'unfaïlimgieradithtor of worxz.To : Hp: rie 80c:3 Kent post-paia to any past of the country on Tecelp t'of 75e.DICK\u2019S LINIMENT FOR MAN AND BEAST, Will be found superior to any GATE ou tor Bruises; Sirging, Cuts or Hwellings, It is AR UNFAILING CURE & Rh 1 and will ren Corns.fr the human foot.Price 26¢.; or in large botties 500.i DICK\u2019S BLISTER Is the best that has ever yet Leen \u201cused, horses do not bite at it) as it causes little ov no irritation, and will not blemish the Part affected.Price Ze.Ï por pot.DICKS HEALING BALY.E FOR MAN AND BEAST, Is unsurpassed for Faddlé Gatls, Sores, or Fresh: Wounds of any king, ses ting on man or r beast, of ice Zfe, ng tie Verne: are sfterea to the public arfel mally veat'sekpertéhée in private practice, and will be found .SUPERIOR T0 ANY ox THE MARKET.For SALE CHEAP, A Private Rockaway, newly trimmed, and in of ab out sixteen hundred and eighty feet being the Ni [| ESTABLISHED 1860.For the other conditions and particulars apply GOLTMAN'S TAILORIKG HOUSE, LAVERTY & C08 Groce ery; y: 204 PoE.NORMAN DEAU, N.P., Ko.59 SP, FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, DICK'S ; CLOTHS, TWEEDS, &c, &a., The undersige of ed give pure that they intend to VOLUNTARY 1 LIOr l'ATION, SUITS READY MADE ap ro ORDER, permission to erect a Lumber Yard on St.Mary mime pe nity of pris Which ha xisted between Jacques £ I co The greatest variety to be seen in this City, x to the nighost and lost biddor, où THURSDAY, om ta veu TAILOR, in the offic ce of the undersigned No- 180# 424 NOTRE DAME STREET, New Aévertisements to-à li 424 Notre Dame Street.A LARGE STOCK O# O SELECT FROM On Shortest Notice.BOYS CLOTHING, s.GOLTMAN, 3 One ror at land situate and in the City of Mon = front, nova an nd nd designate ed as lot number seven F I \u2018O BUILDERS AND plan nd hook 5 of référence for St.James ward, in the ad city of Montreal, with two brick houses 2 A lotof Tana situate In he said eity of Mon- CEMEN Parxifier, COAL OIL of best brands, Has Bo equal In patting horses and cattle in All rings of Savrn Timber, Deals, Pine and Spruce, 754) 0 00k Sf refortnces for said st ¥7 ames Ward, of the $ 1t will loosen the hide, and enable the animat to fock rough abd pr topared; 8t very ingd aning Al gesoripiions of Mo uldings, Architrives ete, Turning and Jig Saw Work dons to ord ~ Houses and Lots for sale cheap.Er nnd it: ton the s lane, kn MURRAY, BREMNER & de.; of ci \u20ac atumber eight wands out rg an cid koree look and feel like.a young ghost price paid for returned empty i me A | guard: against the danger of over-dosing, it ts.\u2018À divided inte carefully ma, dosek, each box con- é 16 -i 183 2 peor act QE 1875 and For .one monta only; Box Cuttings $1.75 delivered, A yes éteinte RITISH IND vu MONTREAL PACKING co.|B 14 CHUTNEY Prepared by WEDNESDAT, +h 15th der ef.\u2018Ans 4 P t ROO tant, a i the caving Assets rs to said : \u20ac \u201cOur agnal well assorted pi SMALL, WABES, : i And for sale by leading Grocers, \u201ctves Ecoox}, 347 81.PAUL STHERT, | MO: NOTICE.ke undersigned give notice that they intend to WHOLESALN OELY.oof | OAK: HALL, CLOTHING BEGE ime fois ¢ or a Fears highest © or any! te ender not nh + ve ee to erect umboryards on the following \u2018 premizes i ALPACA ooazs, from oo.00 to $2.28 tor Men Boy | BUSSEL CORD \u201cous, from 31.75 to PRE es a 5 GRASS CLOTH \u201cand \u2018WHITE poor cours: : » | from The ta§3.00 for Youths; Men and Bo \u2018 They canbe had from any droggist.or-geserat | ans, Clare & Co.7 Lou _ DICK & C0, 626 CRAIG STREET, EE MONT NTREAL, PRICEY TO SUIT THE TIMES.soy goods mide here, and ween vourosn citrons se PROGRESS mixer RRGAITE, as rork COLORED LINEN COLLARS, 8 for COLORED LINEN FRONTS, sach.ost 8 a Sp Tori answer Hits iN PROPERTIES, Swill property.\u2018at the he: head of St; Dents strée et, Pers deu 5 lots or and, Nore aire y cheap Very desirable cottage on Ma: size of lot - B4ls x #4; would be soid at lèss han cet, of bid: ing Honsé, \u201cvery lite cash down.Balan ed pver.a term of s at oh Firat-clase resident ( on River Fr below \u2018Hoghe- la, House 88 =-38, Mansard roof, la nd 90 x 100; ¢.7 years at 3 anly 83 S200 ca cash required.Balan FIVE ?TÉNEMENTS ON MONTOALM STREET ays 12 per cent, âne investment.Price $3,7 A PU ROURE AND\u2019 £4,700, ior COST Hoo, AU STREET, Properties in all paris of the City, particulars at offices ne nd on mortgage cit; ropesty $2 oy oc Tado BEA * pesty & 8,000; NRY A.WHITE, BEAL sams.AGENT & INSURANCE BROKER, SP.JAMES STRÉET.\u201cA8 gr mas.Leggett of \"al.Collars 1 Collars! Coliars ! 3-PLY LINEN (warranted) à ail sizes, por doz.NTED A PARTNER, with 000 to 85,000 salon Frsinese; ri Fir retu ur.© Commi dress, firstly; Box x 604 Post Office, Mon tran Niemen Biravagansas, and, in fact, as many | spur But hore % we have « a linen Collar by the \u2018aoz, {not TEN in à box), for just crise tne price of pager, and about forty times the wea teary not to mention the respectability that ne y attaches {0 the GENTLEMAN who wears real.roid &8 distinguished from the GENT who TED, a Cool (F preferred), a 130 st.Lawrence >= ich 5 (A missellanionis let of odds and onde in in baskets.NoricE, businessof Merchaat Tales Tormey | Known R.Deziel, 231.8t.Jose \u20ac | stoek, comprising à Reet assortment of Tweeds, Cloths, Dry-Goods and Shelves, Fixtures, | Patterns, &c.\" that may be seen He Montreal; terms 3 and 6 mou ue te 8 BO à 2 | Address, fir.Ware, 55 Forfar streat.take them away at their own es Thus a species of charity, far superior $9 sending such things to Ing (siptione, à 88 there are hundreds wh ographs ort the l Tate ok compared, andilie result, the reductions Relying on the readiness of the Montreal pas te support an old favorite, hose bill has never been TRUTH,\" «THE WHOLE TRUTH?a¥D #NO- \u2018stock; pi of the RING BUT THE TRUTH.\u201d tion: ch ve pl French an Parce epee.mo > a 1 Be ; \u2019 iss4\u201d |T B LA NK BOOKS.A LARGE STOCK OF rooLsoar Booxs, : Now MADE UP.TH IRTY CENTS PER QUIRE, JAMES SUTHERLAND, Nos.256 AND 258 ST.JAMES STREET.186x Acron GRAVEL For ROOFING or GARDEN WALES, b Car Loads or in such quantitiés as to sult Te For sale by X Le BANGS & Co, TO MERCHANTS\u2014 Mat nue the Mr: sa having decided to sell from now to \"the 20th inst.advises those who wish io buy to visit this magnificent stock at Onee.: 184 + eod \\ OTICE\u2014 We, th to apply to the andersigned, intend: to ti of Montreal, for bermission ki Ya: 70 the premises, 24 Dubor Street» Lumber 185-10 PAQU For SALE: aot.ETE & ROBERT.An dyrenire \u201c6 Efibourie-Bob,\u201d white and red; bred.b: 7 David Benn Esq, - ha oe ois.Ce pink rtifcat cu of of qu ge ut of peu Apply at No.Fri william street, city, To te had \u2018wholesale from Evans, Mercer &C to.1 Coax HALL cro ENG mouse, Kerry, Watson & Co.Lym den, Inglis, Neill & Co; or from A Be A0 gouts marked m pia figures, and only j sat OF VALUABLE Ba BRIOK YARD PROPERTY.T70eça \u2018 | SCOTLAND STREET \u2014 -18 Beantiful Tre Jana LF: od dau PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAMFITTER, nog pr Sram.moras Cottages, tén roomy, sk.REFOINE STREET-\u2014Large Cottagos.Very f | ToRRes sacks STREE Non 32 and 44 nt po Bent low, ral extent and hous fded in front to ne csp Hundred and fre nt Tato on oe offer eo For 8 good chew ay the gem, it you don't wan & official p q your tongues burnt; smoke the Myrtle Navy.T.& : AB \u2018on each ping.For sale by 228 ST JAMES STREET.NO TIME FOR TRIFLING.8.And las ek .During this\u2019 fearfully hot weather the great- Incorporated onto, of La Cote dela ost axe stiould te used in \u2018the food given = In- fhe oui £ Montre » known = BITUMINOUS th fhe said focorperdted ae of Ta cote de is and fourteen.SL perches oh med exten iin all ae ime, J Tne, JAutercolonial Coal Mining Coy.TE The trade o supp died in bond or duty pa by TH 5 ACAI A INE, : BTILL ANOTHER EMINENT ENEORSE- ; MONASTREY oF OUR Lapy or Graney ; Apply at the Company's Office, Mew Avert Isemients 5 dot Orraw The Sisters: et the Lady of se \u2018se othe OLLAIINE-Or, most satisfactory ovale and it give Crete PLASTER, by a pili Toe Tage ee at 748 Craig : street, 160+ Best Anméroan-( ALCINED Prasrer, ENT TION AD.EERE EER shia Petitions, Memorials and Official 2 pre par and TS For Salein Quantities to Suit Pursteers, REICH he £48 Doucet & Harts Notaries, Just re JUAR 1, ; Broken and Shoot Glue in parrels an Es American White and French Medal @ st ae Nos.62 MCGILL Land 77 GREY NUN {trie London stylé, 2bo.- eet; will sell all the ; lessons to be opened on à the 3x4 ofs eptember next Trivate lessons tobe had now.Address, Canada tel.5 180 geod NO, 23 AvD\" 105 ST.JOSEPH: STREET.\" PO TE | VERE, A large upper flat to rent, 159+ Plaiting_ Machines.REDUCTION IN BARRY DEPARTMENT, | / Their Canadian Goods are moving rapidly, Does a Kinds of Platting, Sent to Pi address for $2.50, CONTRACTORS, &c.PRICES TO SOIT THE TIMES.inch; lle, 14 and 1-inch Pine; Spruce, and Hem from 39 x foot dons at half f-price, Per foot, Apply ILLIAM HENDERNON, STEAM BAW MILLS, 842 WILLIAM STREET, AND 1m 8, CONSTANT | Also LONG WHARF.SAUCE, LILLA & EDWARDS, BRITISH INDIA WORKS, PAISLEY, 127+ the Corporation of the City of Montreal for © neie and Notre Dame streets, Corner Jacques Cartier and ater street.SENARD, BASTIEN & co.In Loyaitation.BALL PEXDAFES, ; PORTABLES, 1 For sale very cheap.| JOHN BURNS, B76 CRAIG STRERT, L1>-écdt A.ANSELE, TOBACCONIST, Common degondo and Latour streets.\u2026118-codt_ - an Fh STEAM COAL.OFFER FOR SALE, In lots to suit Pees COAL.\u201d © 4 and 5 UNION BUILDINGS, 43 St, Francois Xavier x Strect, crop HOUSE RESTAURANT, 384 Notre Dame Street, .Corner BT.JOHN STREET.y 1 *k afrcot from bond sid guaran.W.WALKER, \u2019 PROPRIETOR, E BEST EVER INVENTED Y FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE Montreal Novelty Co., 243 St.James Street, Montreal.E Just LANDED.Between a James and Craig streste, Montreal, sod.Highland * EDINBURGH OATMEAL; GLASGOW BROSE- MEAL CANADA COPFEE-4 SPICE STEAM NILLS, 528 xe Sammy, Ex 88, + MANITORAN,\u201d GRAHAM FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, 186 SÉC.; 84 BRODIE & HARVIE'S, Cor or ot Craig and: Bleury + streets.180 + soût 0 attend.LL, cretary 'S TION, sociation rs of the gements _ Hudson Yors, 19 ie arrival Latinn on AM.he sama a stay of Zit train od for: 0 As ths ll please EcCail at 8 street, Lambert -Sec.BY | by way es\u2019 Long th inst, N, \u2018Treas.> SION SCHOOL st.Jacques ts, 80c; Montreal &c.Sprace.d Hem- joes.er foot.ox etc.[ARP.! T5 de- 186x NEY IN USR, 127+ tend to real for lowing te ot.y st.ving Co ation.t wan \u201cT6 OAL.Co\u2019y.L.*?» In the fuaran- TOR.150+ es.EONR 169» ROBE- HEAT, _ + Births, Marriages and Deaths.BIRTHS.MURPHY-In this city, on the 8rd instant, the wife of D.Murphy, of a son.MARRIAGES.BRIMS~LIVINGSTON-Monday, 6th inst., at the residence of the bride\u2019s father, by the Rev.P, 8.Livingston, John Cameron Brims, of Montreal, to Mary McLean, fourth daughter of D.A.Livingston, Esq., M.D., of St.Jean Chrysostome.PEARD\u2014EGAN-On the 7th inst., at St.George\u2019s Church, by the Rev.Dean Bond, John Andrew Peard, to Maria, only daughter of the late Richard Egan, all of this city.: Quebec and New York papers please copy.WOOLEY\u2014HOOPER\u2014By the Rev.Evans Davis, at St.James, Westminister, Ont., Thomas Wooley, Jr., Esq., of the Agricultural Mutual Assurance Association, to Miss Elizabeth E, Hooper, second daughter of John Hooper, Esq., of the London Herald.DEA s.CAMPBELI\u2014On the morning of the 8th inst., Mrs.James Campbell, aged 26 years ÿmonths and 6 days The funeral will take place to-morrow (Friday) morning, at 7:3 a.m., from No.14 St.George Hypolite street to the Roman Catholic cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.POWER-In this city, on the 8th instant, Mary, relict of the late John Power, aged 61 years.Funeral from 115} Colborne street, on Friday.at 2:3), to Roman, Catholic cemetery.Friends and relatives invited.Chicago and Dublin papers please copy.WARD\u2014At London, Ont., on the 3rd inst., John Ward, aged 36 years.QUINN\u2014At London, Ont., on the 3rd, inst, Mary Josephine, daughter of P.J.Quinn, aged 26 years.JOHNSTON\u2014At Hamilton, on the 3rd Au- gpst; Margaret Moore, wife of Henry Johnston, in the 66th year of her age.CHAMPAGNE\u2014At Hamilton, 2nd, inst., at her residemce, 144} Bay street north, Madame Catharine Champagne, in the 83d year of her age.TORRANCE\u2014At Rockwood, Ont., on the 25th July, Jane, eldest daughter of William Torrance, aged 27 years, 7 months and 21 days.GRAY\u2014At Guelph, Ont,, on the 27th ult., Alice Maud, aged.1 year and 6 months.On the 31st ult., Minnie Catherine, aged 5 years, 6 months and 15 days, daughters of John Gray.Two O'clock P.M.Burglarly at St.Canegonde.Yesterday evening Sergeant Frigon, of St.Gabriel village, assisted by sub-constable Lecuyer, of the city police, arrested Napoleon Robidoux, 18, of no occupation, residing in Delisle street ; Alfred Patenande, 24, butcher, and Napoleon Bourdon, 16,laborer, of Centre street ; the former for breaking into the store of John Waide, of St.Cune- gonde, and stealing about $20 worth of bogus and inferior jewellery, &c.; the two other prisoners are accused of receiving the same, knowing them to have been stolen.The case was continued for further examination, COMMERCIAL Aug.9th, À sampie of new barley was shown in Belleville, Ont., on Tuesday, which weighed 51 lbs.to the bushel.During the month of July, lumber to the value of $186,000 was shipped from Ottawa tothe United States.A few years ago, single shipments of the value of $20,000 were made to the States, but this year the largest was \u2018$8,000, and the average only about $3,000.The Protection Life Insuiance Company, of Chicago, las had an injunction issued against it by Judge Williams, preventing the company from transacting further business, and Edward D.Cook has been appointed receiver, with bonds of $200,000.This result was predicted when the company started, about three or four years ago.In consequence of the railroad strikes in the States, the market for both foreign and domestic pig iron has à very unsatisfactory appearance, stock, coupled with the strike in the coal regions, causing furnace owners to fall short of coal, have a very depressing effect on business.WriT OF INJUNCTION.\u2014Mr, James Me- Niece has taken out a writ of injunction against the Corpcration to prevent the sale of his property for taxes.Aug.9.À very quiet business in flour was transacted on \u2019Change to-day, only 525 bbls.changing hands, at yesterday\u2019s prices.Latest advices from New York report breadstuffs irregular, unsettled and generally lower, | \u2018Wheat in Chicago shows a firmer tone this morning, having advanced Ze from yesterday\u2019s closing quotations.Corn also was }c higher.Pork and Lard are without any material change.Breadstuffs in Liverpool continue steady, with a very limited business.In provisions, beef has again sprung 1s., and bacon is 3d.lower.The shipments of dairy produce to Europe this week amounted to, 2,060 packages of butter and 14,831 boxes of cheese.FINANCIAL.August 9th, Finance matters are without any material change.B.nks are discounting gaod mercantile paper at 6 per cent., and that of less strength at 7 per cent.SterlingExchange Keeps very quiet at 82 for 60-day bills, and 9 for counter rates.Call loans, 4 to 5; documentary bills, 8% to 8§ ; Gold drafts at par.Gold in New York, 1058, Sterling Exchange in New York, 485%.At the stock market to-day, Montreal opened at 154, sold up to 1544, and closed weak at 154}.A considerahle business was transacted in Montreal Telegraph, about 1,425 shares changing hands.It opened strong at 118}, but eventually fell off to 1124.Richelieu and Ontario closed firm at 634.The following sales occurred at the regular Stock Exchange to-day: Morning Board\u20149 Montreal, 154; \u20ac6 do., 154%; 137 Merchants\u2019, 67 ; 825 Montreal Telegraph, 113%; 300 do,.113; 70 do., 112}; 47 Richelieu and Ontario, 63 ; 25 do, 634; 100 do, 634 ; 8 City Gas, 1474.Afternoon Board.\u201410 Montreal, 1544 ; 150 Montreal Telegraph, 112%.Open Exchange\u201450 Montreal, 1544 ; 50 do, 1542; 55 Jacques Cartier, 54; 25 Merchants\u2019, 67 ; 25 Montreal Telegraph, 1128 ; 25 do, 1124.Business Changes.Richard John Kendall and Nicholas Kendall have formed a patnership under the style of R.J.& N.Kendall, for the purpose of carrying on business as waggon-makers and painters in this city.Temperature.August 9, 1877.Temperature in the shade, by Standard Thermometer observed by Hearn, Harrison & Co., ti- clans and Mathematical Instrument bors Bas and 244 Notre Dame Street.1877.1878.\u201c \u2014- 6pm.8am, 1pm.Max, Min.Avge.71g.669.Be.7389.60°.6665.Max, Min, Mean.70°.58°.840, BAROMETER, 6pm.8 a.m, 1pm, 29:66 29:69 29:65 MONTREAL STOCK REPORT.(Reported specially for the STAR.) August 9, 1877, Cash Yar] Amit BARKS, Value pc.Value Val)Paid.p.Shre 00| All.{Bank of Montreal.|1541; @54%| 308 50 2 é 10ntario Bank.| 98 @98 3e 50 100| # |Consolidated Bank.| 834 @84 8350 50| « |[Banquedu Peuple.| 874 @8813| 483 75 50! « [Molson's Bank.]108% @10%| 5425 100| \u201c [Bank of Toronto.|152 ®56 152 00 25| # |Bk Jacques Cartier.| 64 @54 13 50 100| « |Merchants\u2019 Bank.\u2026.| 67 @674| 6700 50| « |Esst Townships Bk(101 @02 50 50 50| « (Can Bkof Com\u2019cree.(114% @15 5725 100| « |Metropolitan Bk.,.| 16 @20 16 00 100; « [Exchange Bank.| 75 75 00 MISCELLANROUS.40} \u201c [Mont Telegraph Co.|1121; @13 4500 50; \u201c Dominion Tele Co.[ 86 @89 43 00 100} \u201c [Rich & Ont Nav Co.| 43% @63: fair and cooler in the Western States, and fair with local rains throughout Canada.Probabilities for the next 24 hours: For the lower lake region ; slowly rising barometer, moderate southwesterly to north-westerly'winds, fair weather and possibly light local showers during the day.For the St.Lawrence and Maritime Provinces, moderate to fresh winds, cloudy to fair weather with local rains.The Weather.Farner Porxy, Aug.0.\u2014Cleudy, lignt air from the north-east.Smoky on the river, Fox RIVER, Aug.9.\u2014Clear and warm ; Yight north.west breeze, No shipping.CAPE RosIER, Aug.9.\u2014Fair and warm ; therm.57 © ; light north breeze.S.S, ¢* Miramichi,\u201d\u2019 outward bound this a.m.L'ISLET VILLAGE, Aug.9.\u2014Weather cloudy and cool ; north-east wind.No shipping.River pu Loup WHARF, Aug.9.\u2014 Cloudy and cool ; easterly wind, One tug, supposed to be the steamer \u201cRhoda,\u201d going up with two vessels in tow, one inward ; bark, inward bound.Five vessels at anchor opposite here, City News.THE BricADE.\u2014Charles Reddy, the injured fireman, is once more on active duty.Harrison and Stollery are improving.Wourp-BE Sutompe.\u2014The river police arrested Joseph Cariere, last night, for threatening to take his own life.Cariere is a gy and dashing young laborer; he was deeply under the spiritual influence of the bottle, REGATTA AT LAPRAIRIE.\u2014 The Mon- trealers at present living at Laprairie have arranged for a regatta on Saturday afternoon next, to commence at 3:30 p.m., and for a grand illumination.The Laprairie boat leaves Montreal at 11 a.m, and 4 p.m.Pronic,\u2014Mesyrs, Skelton, Tooke & Co., shirt manufacturers, have to-day sent all their hands, numbering over 100, and as many friends as they wished to invite to accompany them, on a pienic to Isle Gros Bois.The steamboat \u2018\u2018 Chambly\u201d was chartered for the cccasion, and all expenses borne by the firm.New Book.\u2014Abbe H, R.C'asgrain will shortly publish I Histoire ds l'Hotel Dieu de Quebec.The work has cost tte author long years of research, and will extend over 500 pages 8vo.The history of this old hospital and convent, if fully gone into, would give an insight into many interesting particulars bearing upon politic o-econo- mical questions, which affect the prosperity of the Ancient Capital at the pregent day.FREAK OF A BUTCHER'S HoRSE.\u2014 A horse attached to a butcher's cart, in which was displayed a most tempting array of dressed hogs, sausages, and other delicacies of a substantial kind, ran away in Turgeon street, St, Henri, causing nearly as much excitement among the villagers as the fire, A tree-box brought the erratic steed to a halt, and the hogs once again revelled in the village mud, with sausages all around them.The shafts of the cart were broken, CRICKET.\u2014The Montreal Cricket Club sent twelve men to Richmond, P.Q., yesterday to play a match with a like number of the Richmoud club, and the former came off victorious in one innings with 59 points to spare, as the subjoined score shows : Richmond C.C., first innings, 24 ; second innings, 46 ; total, 70.Montreal C.C., first innings, 83.Highestindividual scores of the Richmond Club: W.T.Sheppard 16 ; H.Lemmon, 23.Montreal : R.A.Starke, 17 ; J.8.Kennedy, 18; E.T.Galt, 11, Lacrosse.\u2014The following letter has been addressed to wus :\u2014¢ There appeared in your last evening's issue an account of a lacrosse match, Emmett vs Excelsior, the Emmett L.C.claiming three (3) straight games, Allow me to state, on behalf of the Excelsior L.C., that in the last game, after 1 hour and 25 minutes play, game was called by the Emmetts.The umpires disagreeing, the referee, Mr.Hayes, of the White Star Lacrosse Club, decided no game, when the Emmett Club, on account of the adverse decision, refused to finish the match.The referee then decided the match in favor of the Excelsior Lacrosse Club as if by default, which decision we intend having confirmed by the Council of the National Lacrosse Association at an early date.Further,Mr.Editor, the Emmett Lacrosse Club were totally used up, and the match, we are confident, would have ended in our favor.\u201d H.D.Brapy, jr., Secretary Excelsior L.C.NURSING AN OMNIBUS.\u2014At a meeting of the Police Committee, held yesterday afternoon, Messrs.Livermore & Alger complained of annoyance on the part of the cabmen who have started the opposition line to Mountain Park.Ald.Stephens explained [the modus operandi said to have been adopted hy some of the carters, and which is known as \u201cnursing an omnibus.\u201d This consists in blocking up the way in front of the \u2019bus with a cab, while another cab isdrawn up so close behind that the horse\u2019s nose is stuck right into the door.It may be readily imagined that when a helpless \u2019bus is so tenderly cared for, timid passengers, particularly ladies and children, will be prevented from getting in.The plan is ingenious and is said to work like a charm.After a long debate it was decided by the committee that only one \u201dbus and one cab should stand at the Post Office, and that the cab shall be at a distance from the bus.ANGLICAN 8YNOD.\u2014At a meeting of the Diocesan Executive Committee, yesterd.y afternoon, the Treasurer's report was submitted, showing a deficit of about $2,000 as compared with last year.The Chelsea mission grant was made $400 instead of $300, as in the past.It was decided that the recommendation contained in the report on ministers\u2019 stipends be put in force; it is to the effect that the proportion of stipends which parishes or missions shall pay, in each case, be ascertained by the Archdeacon or Rural Dean to be sent by the Bishop for the purpose.It was also decided that the secsnd recommendation in the report be carried into effect at the close of the present canonical year ; it provides that the sustentation fund be devoted to the general support of missionaries, and the supplemental grant be abolished.The following committee, to confer with Canon Du Vernet on the subject of a church membership register, was appointed : Revs.Carmichael, Henderson, and Belcher, and Messrs.Bethune, Dawson, Davidson, and White.A grant of.$200 to\u2019 Rev, Mr, Clayton was made, to enable him THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR: THURSDAY.AUGUST 9, 1877.to recruit his health, which had become seriously impaired.TRE LONGUEUIL EXCURSION.\u2014We have Teceived the following letter from the Secretary of the club, in explanation of the disappointment experienced on Tuesday evening:\u2014 To the Editor of THE STAR : SIR,\u2014 Seeing the bad state of the weather last evening, the committee of the Longueuil Boating Club decided to postpone the evening excursion, although the preparations were complete, A telegram was immediately sent to the city to inforn any of our friends who might be waiting on the wharf, but it was unforlunately delayed.This will explain the inconvenience which occurred at the Island wharf, complained of by one of the morning papers, and which the committee very much regret.I may mention that, on the printed notices and tickets, we expressly stated that it would be held \u2018weather permitting,\u201d and as the evening turned out very cold and disagreeable, we did not think it advisable to hold it, and, as above stated, iminediately wired to the cily.We intend to have the excursion at an early day, when we trust the \u201cclerk of the weather\u201d may be in better humor.Due notice will be given to our friends in the city.Yours +ruly, J.Tmos.OsTELL, Secretary L.B, C.ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.\u2014Constable Hotlin, while near the canal at 12:30 a.m., having beard a shot fired in the direction of Black\u2019s bridge, proceeded to the place, ac- ccmpanied by a watchman named Furlong, where they found a man lying wounded on Mill street.Two men were standing over him, who, on being t:ken in custody, gave their names as M cmahon and Holliday.Another young man, one of the party, who had gone on some distance ahead, returned when he heard the shot, and was arrested, together with the other prisoners, and the whole party were taken to the Water Police station.This young man gave his name ag Thomas Kemp, but did not know how the shooting occurred.A Mr.Thompson, who happened to be driving by in his buggy when the shot was fired, assisted the officers, ard afterwards procured a carriage to remove the wounded man, who was tiken to the hospital.He gave his name as John McCulloch, and stated in the presence of several witnesses that he had shot himself accidentally.McCulloch had on his person when searched two revolvers, the chambers of the cylinder of one these weapons being empty.The ball penetrated his thigh in a downward direction but did not go very far in.Dr, Cline succeeded in extracting it this morning; it is very small, being what is known asa No.2.This morning the prisoners were brought before the Police Magistrate on a charge of carrying concealed weapons.Their names are Robert McMahon, 19.fireman, 133 Forfar street; Arthur Halliday, 19, fireman, 19 Etienne street, and Thomas Kemp, 21, turner, 141 Forfar street.The two former had revolvers and they pleaded guilty.From what can be learned of the affair it appears that the four young men, who are Orangemen, had been escorting a brother member to Hochelaga and had got as far as Black\u2019s bridge, when some *larking\u201d was indulged in, whereupon Kemp left them and almost immediately afterwards the shot was fired, accidentally,as stated by McCul- lech.The Sorel Fire.Last Monday night a firs broke out in the house of Mr.Chas Gelinas, a well-known trader in Sorel.The house was uninhabited at the time as repairs were being made, and every precaution was taken bythe workmen to gusrd against fire; no shavings or other inflammatory material were allowed to remain over night, and how the fire eccur- red is a mystery.The alarm was given at 3 a.m., and during the night previous to this hour, the police patrol, and before then Mr.Kitison passed by the building but saw no signs of fire.The Gazette de Sorel says that every circumstance in connection with this fire points to the work of an incendiary.A man was seen immediately after the fire quietly walking down the street and crying out fire, and it is thought that he may be the guilty party, but he is net known.The fire is supposed to have been set to the basement, as all the doors and windows were closed when the firemen arrived.There has been no fire in Sorel since the 16th June last.Health Committee.At a meeting of this Committee, Ald.Childs in the chair, the following sub-com- mittee report was read and adopted :\u2014Hav- ing heard the complaints against the Fertilizing Company, while there is no doubt of foundation for some of them, we do not consider they are such as the Committee can take any action upon, more especially as the Company has shown every desire to rectify error when pointed out.The Committee desire to impress the Company with the neceseity of taking the utmost care in estimating the quantity of material they remove, and to be especially particular that their apparatusis in perfect condition and thorough workingorder.The Committee has every reason to believe that Mr.Cyphiot was actuated by the best motives, and had no other object in view in bringing the question of sewage removal before the Committee than to make the system as effective as possible.The chairman called attention to a complaint as regards the defective system of registering the condition of patients at the small-pox hospitals, and more particularly to a certain case where a patient died and his friends were only informed of the fact two days afterwards, although inquiries had been made at the Health Office every day.\u2018The matter gave rise to some discussion, during which an investigation was suggested, but no decision was arrived at.New Aivetisements To-Day, YARN S JUST RECEIVED, BEST FINGER AND WHEELING Y ARXS | AU Colors! FOR THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE MAKES ao To T.BRADY, 400 ST, JOSEPH STREET.400 ESTLE\u2019S FOOD- N The public can judge of the estimation in which this food1 held by viewing the costly and handsome show-card, of the above, the ONLY ONE on exhibition in this city, at THR LONDON TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE, Come of St Catherine and Guy Streets.THOS.O\u2019LEARY, 1644 PROPRIETOR.B FURNISS & CO., 181 ST, JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, Are prepared to make advances en consignment placed with them IN THEIR WAREHOUSES, Nos.86 and 88 Grey Nun Street, MONTREAL 106 3eod ANS! BASKETS! BELTS! Also, a complete assortment of ether goods in our line.CUSHING & CO,, 368 and 370 ST.PAUL STREET, 139codt+ Corner St.Sulpice.(CAUTION, ° A SORE SPOT.CORNS AND BUNIONS.Gibson\u2019s Corn and Bunion Cerate.A sure and certain cure for Corns and Bunions.JOHN LEWIS &00., FAMILY CHEXISTS, 181 eodt + VICTORIA SQUARE, (CHEAP! CHEAP!!! My whole stock of Paints, Oil, Varnish, Glass and General Painters\u2019 Bupplies, for sale cheap without reserve.L.N.DENIS, DEALER IN HARDWARE, 147 eodt+ 313 St.Lawreneo St LOOK OUT FOR THE CABINET COLLAR.De we os New Advertisements this p.m, Six O'clock P.M.TALKS.EVERY ONE IS TALKING ABOUT PILONS ¢ GREAT CHEAP SALE.\u201d There is reason to talk too, for Mr.PILON has taken his measures 50 as to make of this \u2018 Cheap fale,\u201d a wonderful one.We have reduced everything.AIl our spring and summer Goods are given away 80 as to make room for fall importa- tione.This sale will go on for July aud August and once in a while, we will add to it Auctien Goocs and job lots from American and Canadian manufacturers.We don\u2019t give any price lists.1 is no ute when everything is reduced.Our Twoeds are reduced.Our Coatings are reduced.Our Dress Goods are reduced.Our £hawls are reduced.Our Silks arc reduced, Our Prints and Cottons are reduced.Our Linens are reduced.Our Ticks are reduced.Our Shirts and Drawers are reduced.Our Haberdashery Department is reduced.All our goods are awfully reduced.Ask for remnants.A, PILON & CO.615 St.Catherine Street.: 109 + SHANNON & CULLEN\u2019S Invite the attention of Housekeepers to the low prices at which they are now retailing FIRST-CLASS FAMILY GROCERIES, FINE JAPAN TEA, 40c.GOOD BLACE TEA, 35c.; FAIR BROWN SUGAR, 106, AMERICAN GRANULATED SUGAR, No.1, 11'he, CHEESE, finest quality, 13c, MATCHES, per 44 gross box, 12c.A call solicited.: Remember the address 455 COMMISSIONERS STREBT; ProSITE ST.ANN'S MARKET.0 * 180+ THE \u201cROYAL?\u201d FUSILIERS.The Regiment will parade at the City Hall, at 8 p.m., on FRIDAY, the 10th inst.* UXIFORM\u2014White Tunics, Forage Caps and Side Arms.By order, T.ATKINSOY, 186 Bt.-Major & Adjt.SIGNOR J.HAZAZE ACADEMY Reopens MONDAY, September 10th.Gentlemen, MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENING3 from 8 till 11 0\u2019clock ; 16 lessons, $3; season, $15.Ladies for season, $2.50.AFTERNOON CLASSES.Ladies\u2019, Misses\u2019 and Masters\u2019, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 3 till 5.20 o'clock ; 20 lessons 86 ; season, $12.Private lessons every morning from 9 till 12 o\u2019clock.186 STA DACONA INSURANCE COMPANY.FIRE POLICY HOLDERS, On the 9th July, the Company notified all its Agents, that after that date, they were tg sanction no fartner cancellations of the Compacy\u2019s Pol- ciee, as the Directors had decided tojhold ths then existing contracts, until expiry.Parties who re-insured elsewhere provions to the 8th July are requested to call immediately at tho Company\u2019s Agency in Montreal, and surrendar their Policies, Yeceivicg therefor the unearned premium certificates to which they are entitled.GEORGE J.PYKE, General Manager.QUEBEC, Auguet Stb, 1877.186-3 PHOSFOZONE ! THE NEW TONIC.\u201cLEN Extract a letter re- iP ceived from J.Y.GRAHAM, Chem! at, Galt : «Your PHOSFOZONE iu selling real well, and is proving itself what it is represented to be.\u201d Sold by all Druggists.Pamphlet sent free on application.\u2018 EVANS, MERCER & CO., MONTREAL, AT 12¢ and 24c each, the choicest works of Miss Mulock, Charlotte Brente, Chas.Reade, George Elliot, Wilkie Collins, Dickens, Black, Mary Cecil Hay, Mrs.Wood, Jules Verne, &¢., post-paid, to any part of Canada.Also, received London Journal, August, Young Ladies\u2019 de, for Sentember, Boys ef gland, &c., &c.\u2014 HENDEREON\u2019S LENDIN G LIBRARY, 191 8i.Peidr street.186+ AN YOU BE TEMPTED TO buy a Straw Hat?Look around and see how shabby the boys\u2019 hatsare.Don't take them to church with such hats when you can buy one just now at THOMPSON\u2019S for 25e, 50c and 75c.They have a few left and are clearing them out a above prices.Their place 13 416 NOTRE DAME STRERT, corner ST.PRTER.186 + PATENT ICE CRUSHERS, price, $4; PATENT FLY-TRAPS, price, 65c.; \u2018WIRE DISH COVERS, price, per set, $1.25, AT 186+ L.J.A.SURVEYER, 186+ 624 CRAIG STREET, FOR SALE, - * OATS, IX LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASRES.A.G.MeBEAN, 171 + 64, 66 and 68 Foundiing street.THE WEALTH OF NATIONS consists in the individual economy of the peo- le.Therefore, all the people of Montreal should ave their COATS, PANTS, DRESSES, &c., Cleaned or Dyed equal to new, at the ROYAL STEAM DYR \u2018WORKS.The saving is immense and the satisfaction perfect.The hard times would disappear and all would become wealthy by patronizing the ONLY PLACE in the citywhereperfectworkand satisfaction are guaranteed.\u2014ROYAL DYE WORKS, 706 Cra! street, near Victoria square.(ESTABLISHED 187) KING'S SPECIFIC.The prest English Remedy for the permancat cure of DYSPEPSIA and the severer forms of Indigestion.Discovered by RICHARD XING, Surgeon Royal Navy, Rugby, England.Call and get a pamphlet at TATE & COVERNTON\u2019S, Sole agents for Montreal, and as soon ag arrange: ments can be made, it will ba for sale by all Drdg- gists in the Dominion.184 + GRAYS CASTOR FLUID, a hair dressing for daily use, Cooling, Stimulating, Cleansing and Beautifying.Prevents the hair from falling, eradicates dandruff and promotes the growth.Price 25c; sold at sll Drug Stores.Prepared only by HENRY R.GRAY, Dispensing Chemist, 144 St.Lawrence Main street.ANGE COY 0 NO.180 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.| Cash Capital - - = Loss by the Bt, John Conflagration only $4,000, which testifies to the conservative manner in which the business of the Company is Insurance on PRIVATE RESIDENCES and Nonhazardous Property made a speciality.This Company insures against Loss and Damage by Fire or Lightning at usual Fire Rates.152+ RON, BRASS AND COPPER = $350,000 WIRE CLOTH, WINDOW GUARDS & FLY SCREENS, FLOWER STANDS, HANGING BASKETS, &o., RIDDLES, MEAT SAFES, &c.MAJOR & CO., 716 CRAIG STREET, 64eod x SILK UNDERCLOTHING, Reduced in Price, SEE OUR WINDOW, W.GRANT & CO.Shirt & Collars Makers, 249 81.JAMES STREET.180e0d + PAINTS, OILS, Xe.VENETIAN G' .The most brilliant green in the market for win dow blinds, ornamental iron work, &c.READY MIXED PAINTS, Colors for Tinting, White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes, Kalsomines, Wax Flower Goods, Artists\u2019 materials generally, McARTHUR & CO., No.431 NOTRE DAME STRERT (Corner of Dollard Lane.) 10000dt6 Two NEW VERY Desirable and Substantial Warehouses with first-class offices, suitable for any large wholesale business or manufaeturing purposes, especially adapted for boot and shoe factory, situated in the best business portion of tbe city, either together or separate.Apply, by letter, Box 633 P.O.+123 eodt FANS & FAN CHAINS.4 Just to hand another nice assortment of Pans, at all prices ; also, Bilver plated Girdles,Silk Cord Fan Sins with Dress Lotter attached, a J.J.GREAVES, Fw Fear 86, Denis 84 160 + 816 St.Catherine Street.° x Extra Edition.Evening Telegrams, English Consols.Loxpox, Aug.9.\u2014-11:30 a.m.95 1.16 ; New Eives, 1078.Mills Burned.Avrpaxy, N.Y., August 9.\u2014Brandywine wills, three miles east of Shcnectady, were burned yerterday ; loss, $40,000.Loss by strike.NEW York, August 9.\u2014The loss to employees by Patterson\u2019s silk weavers\u2019 strike, thus far, is stated at $150,000.Te Start Anew.New York, Aug.9.\u2014The North American Lie Insurance Company's policy holders propose to take its management from the Receiver and conduct it as a solvent institution.Console Special Notiees.Tuk whole of the furniture removed from a private residence, and a quantity of other goods will be sold at W.E.Shaw's store, 662 Craig street to-morrow (Friday) morning.Sale at 10 o'clock.W.E.SnAw will sell, at Maguire's Horse Yard, 679 Craig street, to-morrow afternoon, a number of good family and working horses, buggies, &e.Sale at 2 o\u2019clock.Sure to Regulate the Bowels, Mrs, WiNsLOW\u2019s SooTHING SYRUP is the only thing that mothers can rely upon for their children.It correc's acidity of ths stomach, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to mother and child.During the process of teething, its value is incalculable.It softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and allays «11 pain, thereby giving rest to the ehild and comfort to the mother.\u2019 New Advertisements this pm GREAT CHEAP SALE.AT 45¢ NOTRE DAME STREET, NEAR MCGILL STREET TERRIFIC SACRIFICE of the laegest and most complete stock of DRY GOODS.$27,000 ALMOST TO BE THROWN AWAY.being the balance of two immense Bankrupt stocks.This is the greatest inducement yet offered as there never has been such an opportunity placed at the disposal of the public The above comprizes the following :\u2014 Heavy Crey Cotton, Strong Winceys, all shades Good Heavy Canton Flannels, Fine American White and Grey Cottons, beautiful Scarlet, White and Blue Flannels, real fine Grass Linen.Dress Goods! Dress Goods! Beautiful Checked Dress Goods, Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Green and Dark Maroon Alpacas Ilack Lustres, Black Persian Cord, Black Para- matta, in all prices.Cloths, Tweed and Cassmeres cheap.Gloves and Hosiery very ow.Corsetsand Frillings, &c., &c, all reduced.All should call early as they will have the best selection, STE.MARIE BROS.454 NOTRE DAME STREET.| 170 + eod \"TURGEON & DAGENAIS FOR DRESS GOODS, \"FOR BLACK LUSTRES, FOR GLOVES and HOSIERY, FOR UMBRELLAS, FOR MILLINSEY, FOR GENTS\u2019 WHITE SHIRTS.TWEEDS ! We hold the best assortment of TWEEDS and COATINGS that can be seen in the city.TURGEON & DAGENAIS, No.221 8T.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.18260d+ 25e For Children\u2019s Leather Lace Boots, at JOHN 6.LYNN & 00'S.65° For Women\u2019s Leather Lace Boots, at JOHN 6G.LYNN & CO\u2019S.For Men\u2019s Low Shoes, fancy, at JOHN 6.LYNN & COS.S.T.Cheapest and Best 1876.FAMILY SHOE STORES in the Do- + X minion, ir JOHN G.LYNN & COS.RETAIL DEPARTMENTS.270 and 281 SP.JOSEPH STREET, OPPOSITE MURRAY, And 587 ST.CATHERINE, corner WOLFE, Flom a sp SAE Rin, A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.A Patent for the Dominion of Canada, just issued, covering one of the most novel inventions of the age, is offered for sale.The article in question isin general use in most of the European countries, where its use, in some instances, has been made compulsory.It is rapidly introduced in the United States, where it has been in the market only since January last.Its nature is such that, with the protection of the patent, competition or imitation wil become difficult.The Inventor prefers to secure a gocd and enterprising party as a Partner, to selling his rights, who would be given a half-interest and the management of the Canadian Territory.In the latter case the sum of $3,000 is required.Price of Patent $3,500.Please address; ' \u2019 ARMIN TENNER, 18¢ lawt 203 VINE STREET, Cincinnati, O.NOTICE\u2014We, the undersigned, give notice that we intend to apply to the Corporation for leave {0 keep a lumber yard on our premises, 205 Bonaventure street.BOURGOUIN & CO.186-10 To LET, office in Citizens Insurance Building, up stairs, suitable for a notary, &c.Apply to McMaster Hall.+123 eodt TS LET, at Longueuil, a Cottage.Apply 112 Cathedral street.186-1.WAN TED TO PURCHASE, the Good-will of a Milk-waiiz, Addreszy © Milk,\u201d STAR Office.1881 WW ANTED\u2014A Laundress.130 Lawrence street Registry Office, \u201cWANIED\u2014A general servant.7 Hanover street.86-1 VV ANTED- Silver Gilders and Lacquerers.Apply to Ewing & Co.14 De Bresolles street.188-1 WANTED, a situttion by a Boy, 17 years of age ; apeaks French and English; well educated in both languages ; good penman ; in an office or commercial house; wages no object for the present.Apply J.C.Mignault & Co, 31 St.Lambert hill 186- WANTED, situations by two Dry Gocds Salesmen ; speak French and English fluently ; good references; one has knowledge of Clothing Business: nn objection to coun- Apply J.C.Mignault & Co., 31 Bt.Lambert ANTED, situation by a first- class Jobbing Blacksmith, either 8hipsmith or otherwise ; undersatands borre shoeing ; steady, sober and a good worker, (English) and speaks French.Apply J.C.Mignault & Co.; 31 St.Lambert bill.186-1 oO WANTED, one good Machine perators, two Bewiog Girls and aman at 179 St Joseph street.1881 WwW ANTED, a Woman-Cook competent to manage a ¢ Dredge Boarding House.\u201d Apply to F.B.McNamee & Co., 444 St St.Joseph strect, 1863 ANTED Agents can make from $5 to $10 a dav canvassing the Christian Voices.Address Julius Restern, 392 Notre Dame street.186-1 W -ANTED, a situation in an Office, by & young man, 19 years of age.having a knowledge of Office work ; best of city references given.Address, J.E.G., STAR office, Montreal.186 10 W-ANTED, Cooper who understands tight work on Beer Barrels, algo re- J.C.Mignault & Co.31 Bt.try.bill, pairs for Brewery.Lambert hill.186-1 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.7,923.1 District of Montreal, CIRCUIT COURT, Montreal.\u2014 George Harvey, Merchant, Plaintiff, vs.John Porter, Defendant.\u2014 On the Fighteenth day of August, 2t Nine of the o'clock in the forenoon, at the domich.of the sald defendant, No.G Plateau street, in tie City of Montreal, will be sold by authority of juvtice, ail the goods and chattels of said Defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of Sewing-machine, Table, &c.Terms cash.M.CHAUSSE, B.S.C.Mentreal, August 8th, 1877 186-1 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, |No.2320.] District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT, Montreal.\u2014Willram L.Maltby, Plaintiff, vs, James Cromack, Defendant \u2014 On the eighteenth day of August, {ustant, 1877, at four of the clock in theafternoon, at the domicile of the said Defendant, No.291 St.Martin street, in the City of Montreal, will be sold by authority ef Justice, all the goods and chattels seized by me this cause, consisting of Ho1re- hold Furniture, vis : Tables, Chairs, Sofas; Carpets, Sewing Machines, &c., &c.Terms cash.WILLIAM LARKIN, B.S.C.Montreal August 9th, 1877.186-1 ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.993.1 District of Montreal.RCUIT COURT, Montreal.\u2014George W.Robin- toon Plaintiff, vs.John Stafford, Defendant.\u2014On Saturday, the Eeighteenth day of August inst.1877, at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said Defendant, No, 75 City Coun- Evening Telegrams.THE WAR.Great Battle.LONDON, August 9.\u2014A despateh from Constantinople says that twenty thouaand Russians attacked Osman-Pasha near Pleina to-day.Battle progressing.Force in Dobrudscha, BUCHAREST, August 9.\u2014Gen.Zimmerman has most ef the 14th corps and a division of another corps in the Dobrudscha, his main force being encamped about eight miles from Tchernavada.Russians Attack Plevna.CONSTANTINOPLE, August 9.\u2014Diplo- matic circles are informed that the Russians, in gsuperior, force, attacked Plevna to-day.Result unknown.Three Imperial palaces bave been converted into hospitals for the wounded.Russian Losses.IeNDoN, August 9.\u2014The Russian losses to Juiy 27, according to the official stite- ment, reach 9,395, excluding Plevna.Peace Proposed.BERLIN, August 9.\u2014It is asserted that the Turkish Government recently notified the Powers of the Ports willingness to ccncludela peace on a general \u201cbasis of the andrassy reform note, but this is not likely to lead to any practical results just now.No Pence.LoNpoN, Aug.9\u2014Russia is far too strong and too jealous of her reputation to acquiesce in the Turkish proposkions.After one or several rebuffs, Aus.tra and Germany, knowing that Russia is resolved on continuing war and, if necessary, going into winter quarters in Bulgaria or.Roumania, and hesitate to recommend to Prince Gortscha- koff the message of the Grand Vizier.Greeee.VIENNA, Aug.9.\u2014The Greek! Envoy has left Belgrade.His mission failed.Left for Canada.LONDON, August 9.\u2014The Rt.Hon.Mr.Childers and Capt.Vivian] sailed yesterday in the ¢ Caspian\u201d for Halifax.Captain Tyler and Mr.Renton sail to-morrow in the ¢¢ Britannic.\u201d Fires.CINCIKNATI, O.,Aug.9.\u2014At Adamsville, this morning, Sinthingers market, under Singers drug store, and two dwellings, was burned.Loss $15,000, WHITEHALL, N.Y., Aug.9.\u2014The residence of Cashier Keith, of the First National Bank, was burned early this morning, theffamily barely escaping.Railway Accident.New York, August 9.\u2014A reported zccident occurred on the Central Railroad of New Jersey, at Ocean Port, thers were several draw cars thrown inte the river and 25 or 30 hurt; none reported killed, Failure en New York Stock Exchange New York, Aug.9.\u2014Chairman Wheel- ock, of the Stock Exchange, has failed ; he was short on Western Union.Liabilities less than $2,000.His failure loses him his seat in the Board.He was one of the oldest members, Fall in Sugar.The Tribune says sugar speculators overstocked the market forty per cent.in excess of last year\u2019s stock.The prices have fallen two cents per pound in sixty days, entailing a loss of thirty-six dollars per hogshead.Four or five speculators are burdened with ten to thirty thousand hegsheads each.Failures feared.Surrendered.SCRANTON, Aug.9.\u2014Tkhe Vigilance Cor- mittee left for Wilkesbarre to surrender on charge of murder.Canal Obstruetion.BA TIMORE, August 9.\u2014The seventh regiment of militia, 300 strong, left this morning for Hancock, to open a canal blockade and protect the boatmen.The regulars under Getty at Cumberland will co-operate.About 200 boats are tied up, obstructing navigation.FROM OTTAWA.An Illicit Distiller-Killed by In dians-Drowned-Legault Cage Inquest- (ther from Beech Farm.\u201d man, sullenly.idle, evil-doer, such as you are.\u201d Lygon in a whisper to George Upton.the door of Beech Farm without relief.\u201d more attentively.(To be continued.) Manufacturing News.of manufactu tres.1} our again.loads per week.dimensions.boards annually.Holland, the other day.and buggy wheels annually.000 bushels of coal last month.will shortly be put in operation.ton shears for cutting heavy castings.spring.ties may require.clipped, ready for use, streets in Milton, Ont.tion of the employees.dummies for street cars.P.E.I, on Saturday last.their \u2018\u2018 Hercules Powder,\u201d employees find work in the factory.capable of storing over 100,000 bushels.tract.purpose.33 iron rolling mills, number 158.takes posgession this week.$14,755.05.New Mexico.ing the largest turnout.last to take cha ae soon as possible.Andrews and Hitchcock, 1.\u201c\u2018Messrs.McEwen & Son have receiv times.\u201d Linden station, on the Pittsburgh gran works is such as not to permit o location.nl work of flax pulling.He wid h itor, I~ We clip the fo Mail, of gives some idea of o, house in opening up goods :\u2014\u2018\u201c\u2018lhe brig \u2018Lau.Bargess, one of her owners, g0e5 as g senger, and has taken with him + lo Montevideo and other places.\u201d in that district, is a very novel one.terday commenced its.gperations, \u201cWho is this female?\u2019 asked Paul ¢¢ Madge Billing, Decring\u2019s housekeeper,\u201d replied the young farmer.\u201cHe would be ten times harder to the laborers and poor, but for her.Sheis a good woman,\u201d he officials added ; \u201ckind and charitable.Few pass | The old soldier began to consider her To MANUFACTURERS.\u2014It is Our aim to make this pleased to receive any items of interest con- ufacturers Faking the list as full and complete as possi- e Work at Silver Islet has commenced The shipment of sawn lumber from Ot tawa to the United States average 6) car bed.For the five weeks ending June 30, No.5 furnace at Glendon, Pa., made 1,653 tons of iron.The Cambria, Pa, Iron Company are erecting a new steel blooming mill of larse yearly.The Wartland, Ky., coal mines, employing thirly five miners, dug and shipped 50,.There is a prospect that the Richards furnace and rolling mill, of Warren, Ohio, $2,000.The Lawrence Iron Works Company, Ironton, Ohio, have just put in a pair of 17 The Warren, Ohio, Spring Bed Works is a new enterprise that has been started recently.They manufacture the union The Lehigh, Pa., Slate Company offer their several quarries, factories and houses for rent, either in part or as a whole, a par- The Lawrence Iron Works, Ironton, Ohio, have just shipped to Nashville 35 tons tobe presented with a testimonial by the (1,500 bundles) of cotton ties, tarred and citizens, in acknowledgment of his heroic The mines of the Brazil Block Coal Company, at Knightsville, Ind., are running the brush.again on almost full time, to the satisfac.¥r.D.E.Tilsen,of Tilsonburg, Ont., has erectzd a substantial brick elevator at his , .- vetmill.It is a most substantial structure, \u201d.Moltke\u2019s way of doing things was not un- My.James Goldie, of Guelph, Onmt., is about having a new one hundred horse power engine and boiler.put into his mills, Messrs.1 thousand men.\u201d \u2018\u2018It ia.nota matter of men Goldie & MeCulloch, of Galt, have the con- | at all,\u201d Moltke answered.\u201c\u201cIt is a matter of Mr, George Ross has retired, from.the North Embro, Ont,, Mills, he.baying: dis- ef the.Turkish army at the Danube is Ferik posed of that desirable property «fo~ Mr.| Azid Pasha, He is only 42 years of age.Geo.Gordon, late: Township ; Clerk, who Sample, McElroy & Co, of Keokuk, |: : Iowa, have recently shipped one of their from 1536 to 1783, six-horse power semi-portable engines to be used in the new process of gold mining at - the Jicarilla mines in the Southern part of At the Wurtland, Ky., coal mines a $10 remiun was offered to the man who would ; .a SY po out the largest quantity of coal .John the i rial visitors were getting uo the Butler, who dug fifty tons of bituminous pain.x er Majesty happened to Shiu of coal in twenty-four days (at 65- cents) make the cas et jus in the very nick of time, Miss Louise Simpson, an eccentric maiden lady who died in Pittsburg, Pa., 10 years ago, made a will directing her dumb beasts to be distributed among her friends for good care, and bequeathing 50 cents a week to W.J.Whitehead, Esq., for some time manager of the Canada Cotton Manufacturing Company's mill at Cornwall, Ont., has been appointed manager of the Hochelega ; feed her three dogs, Recently one ofithe Cotton Mill.He left Cornwall on Monday dogs died, and the executors have called A large quantity of machinery is 1yi|g on upon the erphans\u2019 court to decide what is the ferry wharf,.Kingston, Ont., int{nded for the Frontenac Lead Mines, being the balance of that ordered by Mr.Morton for mining purposes.Some of the machinery is very heavy, and will be shipped oub as Of the twenty-one furnaces in the Mahon- ing Valley Ohio, ten are in blast, viz.: Girard Iron Co., 1 stack ; Brier Hill Iron Co., 1; Eagle Furnace Co., 1; Brown Bon- nell & Co., 2; Mimrod Furnace Co., 2; Andrews Bros., 1; Struthers Iron Co., 1; 8: an order for oil tanks for conveying oil in hulk from the west to Montreal.The parties or- _ dering are Messrs.McMillien, of Montreal, i and 35 tons of boiler plate will be used iñ the hospital.the tanks, This does not look like hard The Kingston, Ont., Daily News sa e .Messrs, Anderson & Passavagh' of the Pittsburgh Pa, Steel Works, helye com- the B.& O.railroad, The aite of he, J present \u201cenlarge- Mr.John Beattie, proprietor ofiekhie Sea- ve on a tes of this crop, and says it neodrlooked Vor in this section than it does shis year.This terest is of vast benefit to gSeaforth business).pare a profitable\u2019 season\u2019s | saying from the Windsor ova BcoL.of July 12tn, which *arkets for their 58 ; Gilliat, which took in a lead PR the Railway Wharf, sailed om: wn.night for the Falkland Islands, Mr: eaday mowing and reaping machines, frem the A ; well-known factory of Messrs.Cossitæ Bros.and that w pith the New York Tribune, Brockville, and intends introducing them at 28 Uxbridge, Ont.,has a new industry which, The Messrs, Churchill have rented room and ; steam power in.Harman's.factory, and have had the necessary machinery made at the Uxbridge agricultural works, and yes- «Tom Divers,\u201d she ssid, \u201cgo and seek roll of wood, about the thickness of a cent, your bread elsewhere.1 discharge you is produced.This again is cut in suitable widths and mede into baskets, &°.I're- «You bean\u2019t the missus,\u201d replied the mises have been rented from Mr.Maguire, on Bascom street, where the goods will be s¢ Mistress enough to rid the place of an manufactured.A new ballast car, invented by Mr.J.W.Macdonald, a native of Pictou, and now re- Truto, on Friday, at the railway station, PERSONAL.Quebec city.The Prince Imperial, at Chiselhurst, press, by general consent.distinguished women of the Catholic faith.Mr.Thomas Tining, of Toronto, is shortly services in saving many lives in that har.A mill race, twenty feet deep and about bour.one hundred and fifty yards long, is being cut directly through the length of one of the though now over eighty, draws and paints The celebrated painter, Verboeckoven, with a grace and dexterity which might Miss de Rothschild, the daughter and heiress of Baron Meyer de Rothschild, it is An order has been received from St.said, is causing a small revolution in the Petersburg, Russia, by the Baldwin Loco- family by insisting on managing her own motive Works, Philadelphia, for one of their great fortune in her own way.The Grand Duke Michael has ordered the A beautiful new vessel of about two bun- Publication in his camp of daily journal dred and twenty tons was launched from the rntitled Z'he Military Flying Sheet, to record shipyard of the Hon.J, C.Pope, Alberton, orders and events, In view of the recent rapid rearward movements of his forces, the The California Powder Works, of San name selected by the grand dukehas a Francisco, have established extensive works peculiar appropriateness.in Cleveland, Ohio, for the manufaetare of A Blaine paper in, Maine charges that the speeches made by members of the President\u2019s \\ \u2019 A _ party in the recent visit to.Boston \u2018\u2018 were dusky EE OU ET Bh Sen so far as they related to the pacification of per day, principally axe handles: 200 the country and the era of good feeliug be- 2 tween the two sections of the country, the merest clap-trap and the most arvant nonsense.like Grant's.During the Franco:German war the German strategist gave orders for a certain position to be taken.\u201cSir,\u201d the officer veutnred to suggest, \u2018\u201cit will cost a necessity; the position must be taken;\u201d and Benjamin Geer will commence the manu- it was.facture of broom handles and, curtain rollers at Saginaw, Mich., in a short time ; he is now putting in machinery for that Wales is entertaining at Sandringham her youngest brother, the Prince Waldemar, and the royal party have laid the founda- Pittsburgh, Pa., has.73; glasg factories, tion-stones of a new water tower to be ills, 8.steel rolling mills, erected on the royal estate, The Princess, 7 white lead factories, and 29 oil refineries, Princes Albert Victor and George and and the cogl mines, tributary fo this market |.Prince-Waldemaz pertieipated in the ceres monies.The new chief of staff of the Commander to become of his dog\u2019s interest.standing.during the trip.WAS COLL of, machinery set in'motion and_a continuous*| them.many languages es the best of siding at Campbellton, N.B., known as the \u201c\u2018self-discharging ballast car,\u201d was tested in before Mr.Brydges, Mr.Luttrell and other The improvement consists in adding to the ordinary flat car a supplementary revolving floor, which is connected with the drawing power of a pair of the car wheels, and when the ballast is to be discharged a lever is pulled which sets the revolving floor in motion, and as the car moves slowly on, the gravel is discharged over the end of the car, and by means of simple sheet iron shoots, is evenly distribut- a weekly record ' news from all paris of the United States aad ed over the road bed, or if necessary can be Canada.column will no open à - price to paid advertisements, bat \u201cwe wiit be Spread on the ends of the sleepers.If re quired, the whole can be put on either side gerning manufactures, and will insert the of the embankment to widen it.It is claimed for this car that it entirely removes the necessity of large gangs or men being employed, as at present, in first shovelling gravel off the cars over the side, and afterwards shovelling it back on the road | Lord Cecil is engaged in revival work at Tennyson's copyright yields him $30,000 .Dore is painting \u2018\u2018 Christ\u2019s Temptation in The Tiffin, Ohic, Churn Company turns the Wilderne s.\u201d out 5,000 churns and 40,000 dozen wash.seems to divide with conservative-republican The Tobey Furniture Company,of Chicago, Thiers the honors of France.shipped a bill of farniture to Rotterdam, Mr.Alex.Wright, late editor of the y , Stratfcrd Herald, has assumed the editorial The Sandusky, Ohio, Wheel Company, management of the Guelph Herald.manufacture 20,000 sets, or 80,000 carrisge The old historical oak under which it is said Wesley preached his first sermon in Americe is still standing at Frederica, Ga.Dr.A.M.Ross, of Toronto, has presented to Albert College his magnificent collection of Canadian birds, valued at Anthony Trollope, the novelist, has sailed for Cape Town on his way to the interior of Africg.He will write letters to the The young son of Mrs.Col.Smith nee Greeley, will be named :imply Horace Greeley, the Smith patronymic being dropped The wife of Marshal MacMahon is the most probable recipient of the next Golden Rose, which the Pope annually bestows upon render jealous many a younger brother of Her Royal Highness the Princess of At the outset of his carrer he gerved with an infantry regiment in Austria.Afterwards The.Sheridan Horse Nail .(ompany, he wes attached to the artillery of the Prus- Cleveland, Ohio, have put in machinery for sian Guard.He married a native of Berlin the manufacture of hair pins.Two tons per: a week will he turned out, and this branch of that city.the business will be entered.upon af once.\u2026 The Ohia State Board of Public Works have awarded to the King Iron Bridge : J > | Company, Cleveland, the contract for Which gmbraces.ihe history of Farmington, building an irom lridge across the San- New Britain, Worthington, Kensington, | dusky river af Fremont for the sum of and passed six years in military studies in Elihu Burritt has finished his Colonial History of the Farmington Family Towns, Collated with the Annals of Comnecticut,\u201d Southington, Bristol, Avon and Barlington up to the close of the, Revolution, as well -às the leading events in the state each year Although the Emperor and Empress of Brazil getup so early in the morning, their attendants are not particularly wide awake.When their majesties were leaving Paris for London a casket of jewels worth £120,- 000 was forgotten until the very moment Mrs.Mary Hawkins, the unfortunate Louisville lady, whose attempt to obtain a considerable amount of money upon forged notes of ex-Senator John W.Stevenson, George H.Pendleton and others was recently noticed, has been placed by her friends in the Cincinnati Sanitarium, where it is hoped that rest { juiet and skilful treatment will restore her\u2019 tv her normal mental condition.Itappears that the attempt referred to was not the first, and\u201d that her present malady is a matter of several years\u2019 At Shaerbeek, Belgium, not long ago, the police becoming alarmed at the long time à Polish doctor had locked himself up iu his room, broke in the door and took him to For nearly a year he was locked up in his room, admitting no one, seeing no one, living upon bread and water, in his room was a considerable sum of money and several watches, besides a large collection of books of devotion and objects of menced the construction of new wagks hope adoration.To all questions he replied : of ¢ Leave me alone, I am doing my hell;\u201d but he accompanied the officers after prostrating himself and remaining a long time ment, and this is the reason of the®hange of in silent prayer before a crucifix.Secretary Sherman impresses the Port- , land, Maine, people as a fine-looking man, forth, Ont., flax mill, has comm gced the about six feet tall, and rather slim, His y t hair is brown and his beard is streaked with large gang of.hands.He has af\"ut 400 gray.Those wha have seen both gentlemen say that the Secretary and his brother, General Sherman, resemble.each .other very Ë \u201cmuch.He is of pleasing address and easy Mr.Beat unding country, ahd me hope in his manners.The Secretary was anxious - THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1877.FACTS AND FIGURES Only fifteen years age China held the moncpoly of tea production ; now india is proving a formidable rival.ron 1,300, 000 pcund in 1361 the export from Calcutta advanced to 25,000,000 pounds in 1376, There are now in operation in the United States no less than SCO paper mills, which are valued at $10,000,000 of captial invested, with a total production of $70,000, 000.These mills usually employ 20,000 ople, whose earnings are footed up at $10,600,000 annaully.The Royal Bank of Scotland was established on May 31st, 1727.The stock of this company at first consisted in the equivalent money which was due to Scotland at the Union.Proprietors of these sums, to the extent of £111,000 sterling, were the original subscribers.But this stock being insufficient for carrying on the business, a second charter was granted them in 1738, by which they were empowered to raise their stock to £150,000 sterling, and subsequently to £1,000,000.The project \u2018of draining the Zuyder Zee for the purpose of reclaiming land for agricultural purposes has stimulated the civil engineers to make some curious estimates in connection with the enterprise.A dam 24% miles long is to be carried across the gulf, and upon it engines are to pump 1,716,000,000 gallons a day.Sixteen years will be consumed in emptying the enclosure, The area is 500,000 acres, and the estimated cost of draining is $67,000,000, The en- ineers are confident that 430,000 acres wil e suitable for agriculture.The price for an acre will average $300.Mr Dodge, the Statistician of the Department of Agriculture at Washington, reports, as the result of an investigation of the losses from diseases of swine during the past twelve months, the destruction of 4,000,000 animals of all ages, and a money loss of more than $20,000,000.Onse-fifth of the reported loss oceurs in the State of Illinois ; next in prominence are Missouri, Iowa and Indiana, whi h together lose $10,000,000.Florida, Alabana, Mississppi and Louisiana have nearly as large a precent- age of loss in numbers, aggregating in valuea million anda half dollars.The reported losscs are very smallin New England, the the country bordering on the great lakes, and the Pacific coast.Of the remaining districts, West Virginia comes nearest exemption, and Ohio and the Atlantic coast States stand better than the alluvial districts.The apparent loss is equivalent to a third of the sum of expoits of pork products last year.It is somewhat greater than usual, eliciting demands from correspondents for a competent scientific investsgation by the Government: The Electric Candle.The Jabloshkoff electric candles continue to be described by the London papers.Ata trial made in a large tent covering one of the squares of the West India docks, four common lamp- posts were erected in the respective corners, and on one of these lamp-posts was placed an electriclight, the electricity for;which was generated by steam power in a magneto.electric machine of thirty-two magnets, each magnet composed of six plates.The steam engine, of two-and-a-half horse power, effected 480 revolutions of the magneto-electric machine per minute.The resulting light was £0 strong that the finest print could be read at a distance of thirty feet from the lamp.The electric light was then extinguished, and when sixteen\u201dgasburnere, four in each corner, were substituted theeffect was dismal beyond conception.It je found that loading and unloading ships Gan be carried on by the use of the eleziric candles by night as well 23 by day.Logic of the Strikers.(From the Cincinnati Commercial.) It is to inferred from the policy of those who have arrested the railroad business of the country, and from the conduct of those who have engaged in the destruction gf their .property, that : rst.The way to improve the condition of labor is to paralyze the business of the country.\" Second.That the way to increase the pay gflabor is to cripple the industries that employ it.: Third.That the way to make times good and everybedy prosperous is to obstruct and destroy the agencies which are essential to prosperity.Fourth.Thht the way to inspire confidence and tempt capital te invest.in enterprises that will give employment to labor is to terrorize the public mind and spread a feeling of insecurity among capitalists.Fifth.As capital is quite as necessary to labor as labor is essential to capital, it is sound policy to widen the breach between them, and create antagonisms where none in the nature of things exist.Such is Life.From the Worcester [Mass.] Press, July 20.) He was a singularly grave man, even for a sexton.For nearly half a century he had been a public.functionary\u2014had performed the conspicuous duties of a sexton; yet no one had seen him smile.Occasionally he joked, but be did it in such a funeral manner that no one could accuse him of levity.One day he was standing on the church ! steps wiping his melencholy features with a red bandanna.À hearse stood near and three or four carriages were drawn up behind it.The notes of the organ floated out of the open windows with solemn effect.4 stranger came along and said : ¢ Funeral 7\u201d And the eld sexton gravely bowed his head\u2014it was.\u2018\u2018 Who\u2019s dead ?\u201d ~ The old man again wiped his-brow and gave the name of the deceased, \u2018 ¢¢ What complaint ¥\u2019 asked the inquisitive sttanger.Solemnly placing his bandanna in his hat snd covering his bald Head the old sexton made answer :\u2014 ; \u201cThere is no complaint; everybody islen tirely satisfied.\u201d \u2018 i Invitation te President Hayes tq Visit a Trappist Monastery.The Right Rev.Abbet of the Community of Trappists, at Gethsemane, Ky., hag extended to President and Mrs.Hayes an invitation to visit the monastery under his charge during their proposed visit to Lquis- ville.By the rules of this rigorous order no woman is allowed within the wals of their monasteries unless she be ¢ the wife of the ruler of an empire, kingdom or republic 3\u2019 and should Mrs.Hayes accept the invitation, it is said that she will be the first American woman who has ever seen the inside of such an establishment.The monastery at Gethsemane is one ofthe two Trappist communities in this country, the other being near Dubuque, Ia.It was founded in 1848.by monks from the parent institution at are in the form of a quadrangle, the interior space being occupied by a garden of rare flowere, and within the walls are understood to be many paintings of great value bromght from the mother country.As is known, the { monks of the order are bound by the sjri¢test vows to the hardest manual labor, to unusual abstinence in food and water and to perpetual silence.The abbot, who is a well born Frenchman, shares with the humblest monk all these observances, with the exception, perhaps, of thelast\u2014else the reception of the presidential party would be dull indeed.He added to his invitation\u2014trans- mitted through General Pennebaker, U.8.A., in charge of the department at Louis.ville\u2014the sssurance that the President's reception at, the.Abbey \u2018\u2018should be marked by all the distinction shown to the ruler of a grear nation.\u201d Women Tied te a Pole.to enjoy a fishing excursion in Portland Harbor, and the party went out in 3 revenue \u201ccutter, but were compelled to return on as.count of rough weather and the feeble state » enterpri¢ 2 of this of Collector Morrill\u2019s health.Mr.\"Webb i Hayes caught a skate, the only fish hooked Payard Taylor's appointmen% as minister to Russia is well received by press and public, as it ought to bs, He would have been vc appointed by Grazit to succeed Gov.Jewell = the same place but for the faet that he 1 \u20ac Lime when Grant was not placatiy the press.lt snvuli be recalled that Mr.Taylor was charge d\u2019affaires au St.Petersburg at the time that France and England were being put up to recognize the rebellion and throw their influence agaiust the United States, and that, by his prompt | interference with the Russian foreign minis, | tex, the Russian influence was used power- Alog folly 2 \" Lo de abodi five feet long is put An the machin 5 y and sffectively against it, Mr.Taylor Oy UE > will be at h ia which is somewhat similar to à lathe, the | cm Sn oma at the Russian court and (From the San Francisco Pog.) A visit to the woman's ward of the Branch Jail was made by a lady reporter.«Would you oblige me with a seat ?\u201d «Give the madame a basket; turn it apside down and rub it good and dhry.Sure it\u2019s glad we are to hear a kind, decent word, or see a face wid amy pity in it\u2014why wouldn't we be?Open the winder, Biddy, and lt in a breath of fresh air.\u201d So tte window was opened.| «Sophie Smith, the Matron informs me that you made use of very bad language, which is the reason why you were © tied up to the pole\u2019 you spoke of.\u201d Sophie said : \u201c1 was singing the Volunteer\u2019s Song after nine o\u2019clock with another girl.They told us to stop, but we went on.The matron was out, When she came back we were both taken out of our beds at eleven o'clock.I was tied to the pole in the crazy cell, with handcuffs on, for eight .hours, with no food.Please, ma'am, go and see the pole.\u201d tho pole for eight hours without food.and hondeuffed, for cutting à few chips off the GASALIEBS, Citeaux, France.The spacious buildings | Julia also said that she had been tied to door of the partition to male a cup of c.fee in the night for a poor, old sick granny.The pole in the crazy room reached to the ceiling, padded somewhat with straw, and covered with bed tick.\u2018\u2018 How do you chain them?!\u201d \u201cLike this.\u201d The jailor put his hands round the pele, and, sliding up and down, said : ¢\u201c When they are tired they can sit down so.\u201d : \u201cA pretty position, truly, for a woman.I consider it disgraceful.\u201d On leaving this room the dark cells were visited.These cells are about 8x8.So far as could be judged, the walls inside were brick, painted black.A strong door, with tke square, Post-office window above the door, having holes drilled as large as a two- bit piece.¢ When,\u201d said the jailer, \u2018\u201cwe confine them in these cells, we shut up this window, and at night we turn down the gas in the corridor to make it quite dark.\u201d s Rather severe punishment for such trifling offences as singing late at night?\u201d ¢ They make an awful noise sometimes women are noisy, on the whole.\" ¢ Well,\u201d he continued, \u2018\u201cno one seems to take much trouble abeut the women, but on Sunday we have up to twenty ministers who come to read and sing with the men.\u201d MANUFACTURING WORKS F.B.WELLS & CO., 200 CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL.MACHINISTS, FOUNDERS, CHESTER'S CURE.For Sale by all Druggists im boxes at 50¢.and 81 each.There is nothing in the world to surpass Chester's Cure for Catarrh, Bronchitis, or any of the ordinary colds to which our poor frail human nature is subject.It hasbeen tried in all climates, on all classes of people, and its power to arrest the progress of these terrible maladies has been placed beyond a doubt.Children, whose parent's hearts hoped fur the last time, have received a new impulse as their dear ores have returned to life under its powerful influence, Old men have drawn their wills when oatarrh, with its fatal effects, has attacked their system, and as unexpectedly as a golden shower, the catarrh has been eradicted, and the patient cured.All glasses, irrespective of age and sex, whether in poverty or wealth, have secured in Chester's Cure a panacea against all forms of disease that are so prejudicial to the breathing organs.The manner of applica Hon and the cure itself are so simples, that & child may take it without fear.When you purchase & box, procure also a funnel, place the herbs on an ordinary plate, apply a match, and holding your face over the funnel, inhale the smoke.After a few times you will find that your complaint is quietly but surely disappearing.The proprietor\u2019s letter carrier ts laden with testimonials, that come not only from the homes in our fair Dominion, but are dated thousands of miles away in the rocky slopes of British Columbia, the marshes of Florida, and even from the British Isles.The cure cannot be too widely known ; like the benign influence of the gospel, it should and will be wafted into the recesses of the forest, and borne into cities on the tongues of emancipated thousands, Tell it to your friends! Talk of it to your neighbors! Fro- claim it when you go abroad; it is a discovery that will yet be noticed and sought by the entire world.A st hundreds of certificat we take the JAPANNERS and manufacturers of SEWING MACHINES, PRINTING PRESSES, COPYING PREISES, &c.Job work done at reasonable rates.Good, sound castings at short notice.Orders solicited.182 x ON EXHIBITION, FOR À FEW DAYS ONLY, ex BEAVER HALL HILL, (PACING BELMONT STRERT.) À SEOTION OF ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING, (For fit.Michael's Cathedral, TorontoJ MANUFACTURED BY H.R.IVES & 00, 13% QUEEN STREET, HoT WATER HEATING ON THR COMBINATION PRINCIPLE, WITH SELF-FEEDING COAL FURNACE, Combining all the latest improvements for Small and Large Dwellings, ECONOMICAL! EFFICIENT | AWD CHEAP} Guaranteed satisfaction, PROWSE BROS., 222 and 224 ST.JAMES STREET, 153x POMINION METAL WORKS.We are now prepared to fit up our PATENT HOT WATER APPARATUS, FOR WARMING BULLDINGS, at very low rates, If early application lgmads.ECONOMY IN FURL Axo PERFEUT WORKING OF | APPABATUS GUARANTEÆD.CHARLES GARTH & CO4 1242 VWEBEG TO INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS and the Trade Generally THAT OUR FALL STOCK OF WOOLLENS, &c., \u2018WiLL BE COMPLETRD BX 8TH INSTANT, Your patronage is respectfully solicited.W.5.WOOD & CO.TC 179x NEW and very elegant pattprns BRONZED and (RYSTAL GASALIERS, SETTERS, TABLES aud STOOLS, for GARDENS, new designs, UNION WATER METER COMPANY'S METERS] .76m [OME MANUFACTURE, EQUAL 0 IMPORTED, i Prices greatly reduced to suit the times, Parties about to furnish, or those moving at May time, should call and examine our present stock ; the LARGEST and MOST VARIED in the DOMINION, ROBT.MITCHELL & CO.six Corner St, Peter and Craig stroets.HE CANADIAN RUBBER COMPANY, OF an | The Rubber Belting and Steam Fire d all conducting and Hydrant Rubber Hoss) whion we furnish, are made from Cotton Duck, woven axpressiy for the purpose, and the Rubber used -of the finest quality.\u2019 8 Ink He STEAM PACKING | STEAM and PETROLEUM HO BQUALH G SMOOTH BORE SUCTION HOSE, ROUND CORE PACKING BUBBKE VALVES, BU.RUBBER SP.Gi All of which we supply at tein The trade supplied, and onl Rubber goods furnished.FRANCIS SCHOLES, 8x MANAGER, GAS FIXTURES, go, ORE PACKING, ARRIAGR Be west market rated.y first quality of MISCELLANEOUS.HOMAS SCOTT, SUCCESSOR TO JOHN ROBB, (STEAM BREAD BAKERY,) Begs to inform the public that he OPENS THR: BAKERY on ROBB STREET, MONDAY, 25th inst, and hopes, by attention to business, to = merit public patronag ' LARK\u2019S NICKEL-PLATING WORKS, 513 Lagauchetiere street.\u2014Nickle- Pp'ating only done at thisestablishment.Nickel is more durable than silver, and is not liable to bay, come discolored.Old work replated.All work warranted.Entrance from Lagauchetiere street and Dufferin Park.172eodx 4 NTRACTORS and con notices that you will ind Lente snd Boilers, Pumps and Plant Of all kinds, new and second-hand, For sale cheap at the EAGLE FOUNDRY, 0x 34 KING STRENT = U ==3 IMITATIONS THE SUE or Tru TRADE À MARK QUEEN'S TT 8 Without the STAG'S | HEAD are legion -145x Nonice TT AH parties having work at our place finished will please call for same at once, otherwise it wil be sold to pay charges ce - .T« REEVES & CO, .176x 687 Craig street: \u201d- _ ; ; LAUNDEY BARS USDEY BAR, following at random :\u2014 W.E.CHESTER & Co, 389 Lagauchetiere street, Montreal., NEILSVILLE, May lst.Mr.WILLIAM E.CHESTER, DEAR SIB,\u2014I received your package of Care, and am glad to say that it has been of more benefit to me than any other medicine I have ever tried.I have been sick for eighteen years with Asthma and Bronchitis, in its worst forms.I have been for months at a time that I could not lie down, but since using your medicine, I am 80 much improved that I have great hopes of getting well again.Please And enclosed $2.20 for two boxes of your medicine.Send as soon as convenient, as I do not like to be without It, and obiigé, J.McKEAND, Neilsville, Clark Co., Wis.P.8\u2014You can use lthis letter for the benefit of the suffering public if you wish.; J.McK.POINT ST, CHARLES, Jan, 20th, 1877.W.E.CHESTER, ESQ.DEAR BIR,\u2014Being the unfortunate possessor of an inflammatory sore throat, (the effects of a cold), I was Induced to try your Cure, received with the assurance that it would prove a cure indeed.The result was eminently satisfactory, the sorenes disappearing within twenty-four hours after the firat application of the remedy.Yours, truly, W.Q.MORCOM.KixasToxN, Kent Co.N.B.Mr.CHESTER, Please forward me another box of your Cure, for which I enclose you $1.10.I have used ali the box I got from you, and feel myself quite à new man.Iwould strongly recommend all afflicted with the same disease (Asthma and Bronchitis) to | try your\u2018ever-valuable Cure.Yours, &c., J.W.PORTER.NEw YORE, April 8th, 1877.MR.W.E.CHESTER, DEARSIR,\u2014Can you send me by return mail another package of your Cure for Bronchitis.I think I shall die without it, if you don\u2019t send me soon, I wrote before for it.Yours, &cu ED.MOOR, 474 West 22nd street, , OXFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF LIFE-SAVING STATION, Ninth District, Detroit, Mich.April 5th, 1877.W.E.CHESTER, Esq! .389 Lagauchetiere Street, Montreal, DEAR Srr,\u2014 Please find enclosed $1.10, for which send me a box of your Cure for Bronchitig, &c.I have used one box sent me by a frlend in Montreal, and before I have used another I am satisfied that Iwill be entirely cured of a severe bronchial affection.When I received the first box, in December last, I was confined to my house, and had been suffering for over a year with a very distrossing, dry cough, but three days after iia Use I was able to leave the house, and have been about ever since, and gaining strength.To-day I am quite as well\u201c | as ever.I have recommended this Cure to many spfferers since I have known it, and presume you have ropelved orders from all parts of this State.I wish it were more generally known.LS Very respectfully, JOSEPH SAWYER, Supt, Ninth Life-Saving District.MONTREAL, July 5th, 1877, | MB.WILLIAM E, CHESTER, DAB SIBR,\u2014I have much pleasure in certifying to the valge of your Asthma Cure (a cure it has indeed been tome, as I am in better health now than I have been for years.) Last Winter and Spring, I suffered from a very severe attack of Asthma, complicated with Bronchitis, and during that time I used your medicine, and found it always 1 afford me great relief, and Iam quite convinced thatit has been the means of restoring me to health.JANES LASKEY, 733.8%, Bonaventure stréat, Montreal.CALLICOOX DEPOT, Sulllvyap Go, N.Y, - 'W.E, CHESTER, \u2019 DEAR BrR,\u2014I have not been able to write for some time, oying to business thathad occupied my attention Ihave used theremedly You have sent me, with great success.In several recent cises that have come under my notice, and in a neighboring county, I used it, and in three Weeks from the time, the party was cured.Isaw him a few days ago, and he says there has been no return of the trouble since, now over two months.Another case, One of some interest, was à young man whohad been & keeper in Sing-Sing State Prison.When I saw him, he was suffering from a catarrhial form of Bronchitis.He had doctored much and became) disgusted, but while visiting a friend here, I saw him, ard induced him to try the remedy.The first dose relieved him go much that he said, \u201c Doctor, you have touched the spot,\u201d and from that day he recovered his former health, and can now do hard work, such as chopping timber ploughing, &c.These few cases I mention as they were given up by neighboring physicians as incurable.In mild forms of catarrhial and bronchial troubles, it acts like a charm\u2014at least to my satisfaction.\u2019 Enclosed please find $2.20 for two packages of the Remedy.Iam paying special attention to these classes of diseases.Hopiug to hear from you soon, I remain, Yours, &cs 8, A.KEMP, M.D.el > @ MONTREAL, April 19th, 1877.W.E.CHESTER, DEAR SIB,\u2014] com@ among the many to repeat what, no doubt, yon hare frequently heard.That is, the curing properties of your Bronchitis Cure.I have a young sister that has had the above complaint since she was nine years old, being now seventeen.My father has had the best doctors in the City of Hamilton, Ont., attending her, and could get nothing to do her any good.I have also sent her different preparations from Chicago while residing there, but they failed with the rest.On coming to this city two months ago, I read in the STAR of your Cure.Ithoughtasit had considerable local referenesé, k would get.a boxand send it to Hamilton.J did 50, and I received a letter last week which I will quote in regard to what good it did.It sayg: \u201c1 Wag vezy k on Easter Eve; could not sleep all night, In fhe morning, a friend gave me some of that medicine you sent me.She put it on a plate, and 1 inhaled the smoke, and in five minutes I felt so relieved that I was able to eat my breakfast as well as ever I did.ter a while, 1 took gome more; and 1 waë able to attend church af half-past ten, and also afternoon sod- ality.- So, FOU So éhAYit Nan geted like a migacle on me,\u201d Thinking, dear sixsthat yoy deserve the thanks of the suffering; Itogk this mode of expreising mine, as Ineverfelt happier than when I real the ahove lines from one who has suffexed eo long, With respect, Iremain, yours, truly, SARAH J.KIRKPATRICK, 26 Notre Dame.Street.LAXES1DE, Ont., 22nd June, 1877.W.Bp GHESTER & CO.: GENTLEMEN,-YOU will find enclgsed $1.1Q for reign remedy for Asthmeqs I have rec to acquaintances who have'the digeass Yours truly, CC % 2 .GEQ.DALRPMPLE.| ?Kingston, N.B., June 19, 1877, DEAR SIB,\u2014I Ysite.to you for another box of yours.Cure, for I have received groat benefit from the two that 1 fet à complete cura.I enclose $1.10 for another mended it Que Lox of Chester's Cure for Asthma.4.ta a sove- WILLIAM JAMES PORTER OCHAN STRAMSHIPS.E TO IMPORTERS.WHITE CROSS {Role ania From Antwerp to Montreal and Quebec.Salling Vessels has now aie à si lbs Seti Bp robaDI This being the onl their goods fro to hace in nus avoiding trang of Freight given to all of the Dominion as well as to the Western For particulars apply to MUNDERLOH & CO», Montreal.STEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwerp.NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.\u2014The steamers of this Company will sall every em turday from Bremen Pier, 9 mé of Third street, Hoboken.Rates of passage\u2014From New York to Southam) ton, London, Havre, and Bremen, second cabin, $80, gold ; steer For freight or passage appl Old Post-office Bul HS & CO., 2 Bowling Green, Now York, ANCHOR LINE.Ay UNITED STATES MAIL STRAMERS Sail every SATURDAY from F NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, and fortnightly to Southampton and London, Cabins to Glasgow, Londonderry, Belfast or Liverpool, $6.$8 London direct, $55 to $70 sion Tickets at reduced rates.mediate a8 low as by any other line GUSTAVE LEVE, a t Office Building, corner St.James an: cots Xavler streets, Montreal.1068 1 ALLAN LINE Under contract with the Government of Canada for conveyanos AND UNITED STATES MAILS, 1877.BUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.1877, Lines are composed of the under- ® oii powered, Clyde-bullt double- U.8.Currency.Excur- Steerage and Inter- noted first-class, engine Iron Éte&msh! ttome Capt.Jos.Wylie.Ca Capt.Richardson, 00 Capt.Nell McLean, 00 Capt.J.G.Stephen, 15 of the Liverpool Mall Line (sailing rpool every from on SATURDAY, calling a iv © 1board and land ma: ana from Ireland and be despatched from OAbiD.o ra cooscnsrscerarrococreu se iv According to accommodation.Intermodiate \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.resreooue.$40.00 BROETAO cou ssccoccu crane cars 0 00100010 BD The steamers of the Glasgow Line are intended to sail from the Clyde every TUESDAY and from Quebec about every THURSDAY.An experienced Surgeon carried on each vessel Barthe not secured until paid fox, For freight ang othor particulars a; & ALLANS, RAE & CO; in Havr £, 21 Quai D'Orleans; in Paris, ROSSANGE, 25 ual Voltaire UG.SCH.Ly OF £ F.ITTMAN & ZOON; in .GIBSON & HUGO; in Bordeau TE & VANDERCRU Y & 0 RIE & GREENEO Church street; in Glasgow, to JAME! ALLAN, 70 Great Clyde street; in Liverpool, to ALLAN AROTHERS, James street; In Chicago, to ALLAN & 00., 78 La Salle street; or to XCE, or E.DEPAS LM LAN, Corn of Youville and Common Streets.MEDICINES, &oc.RUSSES TRUSSES! TRUSSES of all kinds and sizes, suitable for age, smngie and double, of Rubber, Nickel Elastic Springs, Maileable Springs, and without Springs.Abdominal Supporters, a great variety; Btockings, Leggings, Anklets, &c.; Urinal, \u2018ber and Porcelain; Bod Pa ensary Banduges .of Rubber, Metal, Glass, &c.; ugies, Elastic, Plated, &c.JAMES GOULDEN, different shapes; 'otton, &e¢,; Enema 175 St.Lawrence Main Street.BRANCH: 597 ST.CATHERINE STREET.UST RECEIVED, a supply of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOUR, SAMPLE PACKAGES, 10¢ RACH, B.E, McGALRE, 301 Bt.Joseph Street, USE DR.Anthony Jameson\u2019s , CHOLERA & DIARRHEA REMEDY 7\" 7.SAFE, PROMPT AND RELIABLE, \u2018Price, 25¢ per bottle, BE McGALE, Chemist, 801 St.Joseph Street, RICHELIEU RENAL MINERAL WATER, NATURE'S GREAT DIURRTIO, A Pleasant, Safe and Efficient Remedy for followine Diseases, without the use of any 0 edicixe : : Diabetes, Dropsy, In.er, Inflammation of from the Kidneys, Urine, Irritation of the y H.F.Jackson, J.D.L.Ambrosse and riber.Price, 806 per gallon.Country orders promptly filled.JF.A.HARTE, Drugrist, _ 400 Notre Dame street.GROCERIES.NEW SEASON TEAS.Partiet requiring a really good oup of JTea should get Famplesof Finest flavored GUNPOWDER, YOUNG HYSON, Finest Breakfast SOUCHONG;, Finest Orange PEKOE, Belng specially selected for Family Trade, the above Teas are particularly recommended for flavor and strength, J.T.HUTCHISON, TEA DEALER AND FAMILY.GROCER, 3 AND 5 ST.ANTOINE STREET, TEAS! TEAS! RAISING Boxes half-boxes and quarter-boxes yers.\u2019 \u2019 Boxes and half-boxes VALENTIAS, EME FIGS.TABACCOS\u2014Brights and Blacks.HENDREY & COWAN, 30 Hospital streat, Montreal.For Sale, deliverable in Montreal or on Cars Railway Stations, in Ontario, of all grades.Grande Teople\u2019s, Thistle, Forden, Vanstone's Best, Glencoe, Prince Edward, Ayrshire Rose, Gilt Edge and other Flour in Bags, Strong Bakers! atmeal, Bran, Corn and Corn Apply to JOHN B.MIT! 3 treet East, Toronto, or t6 CHELL, 32 Wellington ROBERT MITCHELL & SONS, 99 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, and Spring Extra.Meal ne UNDERTAKER.ROBERTSON & CO., UNDERTAKERS, FUNBRALS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TQ \u2018Hearses, Crapes, Gloves, and every other requisite supplied.Office Desks and Jobbing a Specialty, 47 BLEURY STREET.+ BRUSHES &o, the CANADA BRUSH WORK 18, still at 18 &.20 Little se.ALBERT J.ULLEY.elsewhere whatever, I think another wijlét- |.FB.\u2014No brañchez es STEAMERS.1877.4 1877.DAILY LINE OF STEAMERS TO THIS SAGUENAY AND THE SUMMER RESORTS OF THE LOWER ST.LAWRENCE.From and after the 24th of June, the well-known first-class Steamers « SAGUENAY,\" cass -Capt.è Pa «ONION 1° 6e FE.Hamonds OLDE LEE eu ¥.Turgeon, Wilirun as follows from the St.Andrew\u2019s wharf Quebec:\u2014 the d THURSDAYS, at 7.00 a.m.MONDZ ce tor Ha! Hal Bay, calling at Mus Bay, Biviere du Loup and Tadoussac.ne d FRIDAYS, at 7.00 an, Tn for.Chicoutimi and Hal Ha a! Bay, calling at Bale St.Paul, Les Eboulaments, Bay Riviere du Loup and Tadousac.bam NES.8 and SATURDAYS, at 7.00 8.0.the * tor Ha! Ha! Bay, calling at Marray Riviere du Loup and Tadousac.KAMOURASKA LINE! and SATURDAYS, at 7.00 or Ea will leave for Eamoutasty AT ing at Berthier, L'Istet, St.Joan, Fort .Denis.133 St.be procured at the Office, sJickote can be di the Omce on wharf, Richelieu ° ALEX.MILLOY, nt.140 Age! A HE OTTAW RIVER NAVI- I TAWA aN LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN ROYAL ONTREAL AND, OTTAWAI DAY LINE fiteamer PEFRLESS.PRINCE OF WALES Steame TG HT LINE Steamer QUEEN | VICTORIA t or PRINCESS.Pa ore leave Bonaventure Depot, Moutreal, by 7 a.m.and b p.m.Train for Lachine mediate c or AW me aturday afternoon boat leaves Lachine for Carillon en arrival of 1.30 p.m.train.BAGGAGE CHECRED.RA MEALS AND STATERCOMS EXTRA.ors run Lachine Rapids.cursion Tickets, Montre ne to Carilion and back day only 3 mor que Tor the celebrated Caledonia Springs will land at L'Orignal.Return tickets à rourists will find this route one ot the most plc- turesque in Canada.1 Mont stoamer \u2018\u2018Dagmar,\u201d leaves } real pa dass and Saturdays 8% 6 a.m.; Carillon and Thursdays & am, Moncton for ail points on the Ottawa forwarded with despatch.Tickets ab 87 Common street.C.Cog ra Offich, 13 Bonaventure street, or Grand Trunk Offices.RD 125 B.W.SHEPHE President, T RIG NAVIGATION CO.Royal Mail Line of Steamers between Quebec, Montreal, Kingston, Toronto; Hamilton and Intermediate Ports Steamer QUEBEC, Capt.J.B.Labelle, Bteamer MONTREAL, Capt.B.Nelson, leave daily (Sundays excepted) for Quebec, at 7 p.m.V1 MONTREAL AND HAMILTON AND Loe BE Tusrs.One of the following steam- Ine roave the Canal Basin, Montreal, at 9 OT oo every ioining (Sunny st SXeepied) and Lachine on The arrival of the noon train, a, : \u201cCorsican,\u201d Capt.Sinclair; \u201c Spartan, Sart, Bailey ; ¢ Corinthian,\u201d Capt.Farrell; f Algerian; Capt.Trowell ; and *¢ Passport,\u201d Capt.Irvine.Connecting at Prescott and Brockville for Ottawa and intermediate stations; at Toronto with the \u201cCity of Toronto,\u201d for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and the Northern and Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway for Lake Superior and Manitoba; and at Hamilton with the Great Western and Canada Southern Railways for Chicago, San Francisco, &¢.SOUTH SHORE LINE leaves daily (Sundays_excepted) for Alexandria Bay and Clayton, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Oswego and Rochester, connecting with the New York Central Railway for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, &e.Steamer THIER Capt.Le Roy, Loaves for Berthier every Tuesday au ay M, and Saturday, ats pols connecting at Lanorie with the Railway for Joilette.Bteamer Y CHAMBLY, Capt.Fra.Lamoureux, leaves for Chambly every Tuesday and Friday, a 2 p.m., connecting at Sorel with steamer « Mouche a Feu,\u201d for St.Francis and Yamaska.Steamer TERREBONNE, Capt.E.Laforce, leaves daliy (Sundays excopted) for L'Assomption, at 4.30 p.m.-ü CKE where State Rooms can be ORE OT iekson: Ticket Agent, at 188 St.James street ; Freight Office, Canal Basin ; snd at the Ticket Office, Richelieu Pier, foot Jacques Cartier Square.J.B.LAMERE, ALEX.MILLOY, General Manager.Traiflc Manager tar\u201d General Offices, 228 St.Paul street.Montreal, 5th May, 1877.108 1877.ee, 187.Goods will be recei for the Propellers of this Line as folIows:\u2014 - \"Propeller «CALIFORNIA, Lusurm, Master, for DULUTH, calling at Sarnia, Goderichs Prince Arthur\u2019s Landing and Thunder Bay.Propeller \u201cALMA MUNRO,\" Soon Master, for DETROITJcalling at Port Dalhousie, St.Catharines, Ports Dover, Burwell and Stanley, Amherstburg, and Windsor; connecting at PORT DOVER with \u2018Woodstock and Stratford.Propellers « ACADIA © CUBA,\" \u201c DROMEDARY,\u201d \u201c CALABRIA,\u201d &C.; for HAMILTON, cail- ing at Prescott, Brockville, Gananoque, Kingston, Cobourg, Port Hope and Toronto, connecting at Hamilton and Toronto with all Railways.Propeller \u201cCOLUMBIA,\u201d ZEALAND, Master, for TOLRDO, calling at all Welland Canal and Detroit River ports.Propeller ¢ D., R.VAN ALLAN,\u201d CROWLEY, Mas ter, for CHATHAM, calling at St.Catharines, Cleveland, Amherstburg, Windsor and Detroit, For Freight Rates, apply to .WH.MACAULAY, os AGENT, U AND ON- Thorold Welland, Port Robinson \u2018Port Colbomne, - the Port Dover and KL H.BR.B.for Norwich; Simcoe, | VLA DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL 00.8 RAILROADS, J ro going to SARATOGA; TROY, ALBANY \u2014 NEW YORE & CANADA SHORT LINE WHY?Because it 18 the shortest route, petter time and surer connection at terminal pointy # the only\u2018line run»ing coaches through to 5 toga and Albany; gives passengers the privilege pa stopping over at Baratogo; t0 which Place no othey Line can carry You carries the THROUGH MAILS This line een New York and Montreal, and Rx: rata leave Montreal at 7.55 a.m.for Saratg Proy, Albany; arrive in New York at 9.30 TS This'train bas Drawing-room Car attached Aou Montreal to Troy, Albany and New York, Passengers taking this Train can pass through Lake George On tho new and magnificent steamer « Horicon,\u201d arriving in Troy or Albany in time to take the night boath or Hudson River Railroad for New York) IT.Ms 3.30 p.m., half-hour later than Any other \u201ctrain, of direct to M with deer mange, Arriving at New York at 7.08 BI: rota 10 ail points as LOW AS BY ANY OTHRy LINE.ther Informations apply 8 the Cumpanyey Ho, 145 ET.JAMES STREET, MO! JOSEPH ANGELL, General Passenger and Tickot Agent, Alban 0.0.MoFALL, TUR 207 General Agent for the Dominion, ~~.SEEN AaB FIL S UTH EASTERN RAILWAY AND MONTREAL and BOSTON AIR LINE Only direct and great scenery route to LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON and NEW YORK, all pointy EAST and SOUTH.Express, with Parlor Car attached, leave Ma oat 9.00 5.m , arrives in Boston at 10 pry | connecting for White Mountain and Portland af 18 River.went Express, with Pullman Sleeping Oar attached, leaves Montreal 3 p.m.arrives in Boston Lee Sea Bathing Excursion Tickets, à great variety of routes at greatly reduced rates, SATURDAY EXCURSIONS, Commencing on and after MOY DAY, JUNE 18th, CURSION TICKETS from ontreal to any § Hon on the South Eastern Rail t including Re: rt, Vt.; on Lake Memphremag and Stanstead, .Q., good to start Saturday an return following Monday, will be sold at fare one v r particulars acd tickets cal the Offices: ola past Office Building, corner of ST.JAMES and ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREETS, and 202 ST.JAMES STREET, corner of ST, PETER, ; re also tickets for the following Sto,ams rues be had: Quebec and Gut Port fa a for St.John, N.B, Halifax, N.§, Prince Edward Island ; Anchor Line, for Glasgow and London, g.; Hamburg American Packst Co., for England, France and Germany; North German\" Lloyd, fox England, France and Germany.; H.E.FOLSOM, G.LEVE, Buperintendent, Agent, 1223 = =X i ; [FAYE MONTREAT.st 3 p.m., ARRIVE IN NEW YORK at 6.30 am, BOSTON AND MONTREAL AIR LINE, SHORTEST ROUTH VIA CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY LINN Two Express Trains dally, equipped with Milley Platform and Westinghouse Air Brake.Palaog Cars atinched to Day Trains, and Sleeping Oars by Night Trains.* Mail for Waterloo\u20143.00 p.m, Night Express fer Boston and New York\u20145 puy arziving in New York at 6.30 next morning, GOING NORTH.Day Express leaves Boston, via Iowell, a8 8 app Troy; 7.40 s.m., connecting with Night Train from New York, arriving in Montreal at 9.40 p.m, Night Express leaves Boston at 5.30 p.m, via Lowell and New York at 3 p.m.via Springfñislg arriving in Montreal at 8.45 a.m.Yi Tun Repro art Nok rin ER aturdays, when it will leave New York at 3.3 p.m.arriving in Montreal at 8.45 a.m.on Sunday Docs Tickets and Freight Rates, apply at Central Vermont Rallroad Office, 136 St.James street, Boston Office, 323 Washington atrest.MILLIS, J.W.HOBART, L Gen\" Sup't Trae.\u2019 Bt, Albans, Vt., 26th June, 1877.NTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY, SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, 1877, EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS run DAZLY (ems vert Sundays( as follows: These Trains connect at Point Levi Grand Trunk Trains leaving Montreal at 9 o'clock p.m.Pullman Oar leaving Point Levi on Tuesdr~ Thursday and Baturday runs thro sod on Monday, W y ad Fridag an\u201d with sh For information in regard to teksts rales of Freighh train arrangements, a &.W.ROBINSON, DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY 25 Pxa CExr.less than the same quality of goods were ever offered in © Monies! F.X, LECAVALIER & CO, ; 293 ST.LAWRENCE ST, Corner Mignonne.166x AMER.This rare Bitter we have been able to procure a small quantity of.Mixed afew drop with water, this beverage is at once febrifuge and aperitive Bold in large litre Bottles, with the guaranteed label, &c , at $1 per boutle.J.B.CARTWRIGHT & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, SOLE AGENTS FOR Messrs.QUETTON ST.GEORGE & co.416 ST, PAUL STREET, Family trade solicited.181x FANCY GOODS, &o, TO BASE BALL PLAYERS, Just received another supply of PECK, & SNYDER'S8, PATENT TREBLE DEAD BALL, $1.50 RYAN'S PATENT COVER DEAD BALL, $1.50.RYAN\u2019S ORDINARY COVER DEAD BALL, $1.00.and a large stock of all other requisites.Send for price liste.R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 282 AND 284 NOTRE DAME STREET.182 x LECTRO PLATED AND E TF 77 VERSWARE, SIL FANCY GOODS, DRESSING CASES, both LADIES\u2019 and GENTS\u2019, PICNIC BASKETS, WORK BASKETS, TAT BEAD FIDRY & VIGER.° NOTRE DAME ETREET, FINE GOLD JEWELLERY, FAMONDS, ONLY GENUINE G PINE GOLD AND SILVER Warr 8.|, PEN SILVER, AND IVORY-HEADED CANES INE GOLD FINGER, RIN + AND GENTE, LADIES FINE GOLD RECÉ CHAINS tr MEDALIONS, assortment of FINE GOLD, SILVER, AND JET WE All new Goods st Now Storer ULERY, BEAUDRY & VIGER.269 NOTRE DAME STREET.117 Opposite Bernard Bros.To ATHLETES.SINGLE STICK WITH BASKET HILTS and best London made BOXING GLOVES, Just received AT R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 182 x 282 and 284 Notre Dame street FROM 300 TO 500 LOTS FOR SALE AT OUTREMONT, Tem minutes walk from Ble mod ury street.Terms, A erate.For particulars Apply to JAMES L.WISEMAN, \u2018WOOD ENGRAVER, : 686 Orally Street, Over Axa Olive, 167 z Agent, 93 OOMMON STREET AND GANAL WHARF.177 8% James str 100 - CO.J: BRYDGES, \u2014 Genera Bupt, of Gov DRY GOODS.Montreal, 7th May, 1877 LADIES ! LUMBER, &o.We are now selling our immense stock of \u2014 PINE DEALS TO ARRIVE, | Three million feet 3-inch S.C.pine deals for sale by the boat load, delivered in Canal or Harbor at manufacturers\u2019 price.Also first quality Dry Pine Lumber for Factory and Shop work, other grades in boards, planks and deals, dressed and undressed.First quality Sawn pine Bhingles and pine Latha, Trade terms for deals.Leave orders at 400 William street.\u2019 F.F, FINLAY.173 McGAUVRAN, TUCKER & McDONNELL, LUMBER MERCHANTS, PROPRIRTORK QF THN WEST-END 8AWand PLANING MILLS, 84 DOOR and BOX FACTORY, NO, 676 ST.JOSEPH STREET, CORNER OF CANNING §TRRET, MONTREAL, \u2014 FOR SALE, Bullding Timber of every description out order -Équare and Flat Timber, Cedars, Jois Le pole @ Doors Windeus dub LE wus ows, es, every description of house finieh, das does aa EF Orders Terms liberal, PHY And satisfactorily exsonted STATIONERY, &o.PLAYIN G CARDS.ANOTHER LOT OF THE PATENT SQUEEZERS, nl] KUCHEE CARDS AND GAME COUNTRRS À Mew, Handsome and Cheap Articles Just received.GEO.HORNE & SON.Montreal, 18th May, 1877 BREWERS, &o., JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS» ~ ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 286 St.Mary Street, Montreal, have always on hand the various kinds of ALE and PORTER, in wood and bottle, Familles regularly supplied.The following Bottlers are supplied byus labels; and have liberty to use thom :\u2014 Patrick Hogan.Visitation Tele, ee Ja Motaiyne tte panchotier F: Archambaul \u2014\u2014 PA May 8th, 1877.139% SHANDERGAFF, Manufactured by H.J.BOSWELL & 00.21 AYLMER STREET, MONTREAL.BOSWELL\u2019S celebrated Half-and-Half.1404 DOW & CO, > BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, MONTREAL, me 2 Bont, wood Bnd NOTE Te Down .aad 2 Jiçasopptiow "]