Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 27 octobre 1879, lundi 27 octobre 1879

[" MV Lib *arith tie Government et fe\u201e.\tnce of the CAÎ(A %-!-\u2022 f°l JnITED STA TES MAIL S ;f SW«» »Si6ESESTS.IM.^«-SSSSKWbW 1\tDouMe-Engine, Iron Steam- ^ ' îiMCapt.J \u2022 B.Dutton j^jinian ¦\u2022\u2022\u201d\u2022 ¦\"4X00 Capt.E.Brown t\"»*5!3?.\u201c8800 Capt.Jas.5*, n36ian.Capt.John Graham ytjjÿian.Lt.W.H.Sinith.K.N.E .MOO Capt.W.llichardscn Kv:»S?^an.|oo LtF.Archer, E.N.E.&rsian.\u201832OO Capt.M.Trochs ^\u2022an.2700 Capt.E.S.Warts.2700 Capt.J.G.Stephen.i'Stcp3.,3000 Capt.Jos.Bite hie.pja^-an .¦;\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022¦ 3900 Capt.Hugh Wybe.\u201c \u2019 3150 Cant.Mcpougall.iliaitokan.2g00\t(iapt.\tNeil McLean.Madia».ggoo Capt.James Scott ftaniciam-.Capt.Legallais.tfsldensian.2400 Capt.E.Barrett.00fiBtbwn.'-2W Capt.Kerr.Capt.Gabel.iujdian \u2022vV\",d\"i350 Capt.Mylms ^oundl»nd\".^Ca t_ Men!,rle8.ÉM^i.f sTEAMEBS OF THB «L\u201eool Mail Line r-'!Vorîr - GJABTOJX, Fish, Oyster, and Game talesman, DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL, Will be happy to receive c onsignments of Oysters and Game at Livoi po ,1, to arrive last week in October or first week in November, and during the season.Terms Five per cent, com mission amount of gross sales.Cash wirh salt s when sold.Reference, National Bank 1* eland, Dublin.October 20\tdu 250 NOTICE TO CONSICHEEST _______ The S S.SCANDINAVIAN Caul rr Wylie, from Liverpool, is euterel au?**1 toms.Consignees will please on .reentries without delay.\tpasa their H.& A.ALLAN, October 24\tAgents.tn 9ka Grani Trunk Ey.Co.ofCinJj, OIL.D MATERi^t FOB SA.XJ2.TENDERS are invited for the fell Old Material\tr the lowing AT MOIVXBKAX.Estimated Wrought Iron Scrap.\tinn's?17, do do light\tis\tT®ns Bo do turnings\t' a\t.Leaf Spring Steel.05 Bessemer Steel Fishplates.2\t.Volute Spring Steel.2 Spiral\tdo .S .Tool Steel.7 .Files.!.t .Steel Turnings .1\t.Zinc ., Car Wheels, Cast Iron Hubs Wrought Iron Spokes.\u2019 3 .Rubber Springs.' \" j.Rubber Hose, &c.a Cast Iron Scrap.'.ëë' \" 20 \u2022\u2022\u2022 Hoop Iron .ëë.ë.ëë 1 \u2014 Steel Locomotive Tires .ëë.ë.ëë.\" 20 \u2022\u2022\u2022 Cast Iron Borings.|.The above scrap will be delivered at any point on the Graad Trunk Railway as mil be agreed upon.If delivery i3 required il the United Statis, the purchaser to nav duty.\t* f AT FOBT HUBOIV Cast Iron Scrap .22\tTons Do do burnt.1\t.Wrought Iron Scrap.ë.ëëë\t25 Spring Steel .I,\t1 Spiral Springs .ëëëü.\t1 Brass Bearings.3 Brasi Castings, Loco.1 The above will be delivered at any Station on the Grand Trunk Railway between Port Huron and Detroit inclusive, as may he agreed upon.\u2022\t3 AT FOBTJLAIM U: Wrought Iron Scrap.35\tTonB Cast\tdo .25 Light Iron and Turnings.1 Leaf and Coil Steel .J The above will be delivered on the Company\u2019s premises at Portland.Parties desirous of tendering should satisfy themselves of the quality of the Scrap as no classification will be allowed after tenders are accepted.No deduction or allowances of any kind wi.l be given for dirt, grease, &c , or for any other reason.The purchaser to pay for the full gross weight.Parties tendering to give price per ton of 221O lbs., and name place where delivery will be required.Terms\u2014Cash on delivery.Tenders endorsed \u201c Tender for Scrap.\u201d and addressed to the undersigned, will be received ou or befors Saturday, October 31st.\tJOSEPH HICKSON.General Manager.Msntreal, Ocooei 16,1879 16, 27 0 247 | THE TELEGRAPir The Daily and Weekly Telegraph Newspapers are the m-'st widely circulated journals in the Maritime Provinces, and are popular ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.The Daily Telegraph is published at $6 a year, postage paid.Ministers.Postmasters, aud Teachers in the Public Schools are supplied with the Daily Telegraph at $4 a year.For ONE DOLLAR it will be sent to any of those parties for the remainder 0 1879.Tho Weekly Telegraph is published at $1 year.Both papers publish weekly th sermons of Dr.Talmage or some other prominent clergymen.Tho Telegraph give prominence to Agriculture, etc., as well a to Trade and Commerce and general news secular and r digous.It has long been noted for its ship news and for the attention bestowed in it on shipbuilding, shipping and other local industries.The Family Circle is not neglected in the Telegraph which furnishes tales, sketches, etc.Apply to WILLIAM ELDER, St.John, New Brunswick September 18\t________223 ~~W0NDEBFIIL IMPBDViMEKT IN JACOBS\u2019 UTHQCRAM Patented 16th July, 1879.One Hundbed Impsessions Can Now Be Taken Feoh One Obioinal.After a series of experiments, conducted at great cost, and involving much labour, JACOB\u2019S LITHUGRAiVI has been so completely perfected that it is not alone mere durable, but so altered in construction and thiekness that the patenter of > his wonderful labour and time-saving apparatus is enabled to offer a guarantee with each Lithogram sold, provided the directions furnished are complied with.Postal Card, Note, Letter, Legal and Folio sizes.Prices respectively, $2.50, $5, $7, $9 and $12.Special Sizes klADE to Obpeb.A liberal discount to the trade.\t.Agents wanted throughout the Dominion.Send for circulars.J.\tM.JACOBS.Patentee and vi anufacturer.Easteen House, Western House, 4i7 St.Paul-st., 36 Front-st.East, Montreal.\tToronto, Ont.Headquarters for the United States, 3 Arch Street, Boston, Mass.N.B.\u2014Composition for refilling Tablets furnished at one-half the original cost.October 8________________6m 249 ._ mNEJCIIIEL THE CANADIAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY has now in Successful Operation A TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, and has for subscribers the principal Banks, Brokers, Lawyers, Manufacturers, Business Houses and Railway Offices in this city, any one of whom can ' Fouimuuicate Instantly with any of the others.Parties wishing to be connected with the system will receive all information at the Head Office, rr-t st.James Street, where list of present subscribers can be seen.\t- September 16\t_____________- FERTILËFARMS Cheap and Healthy Homesteads IN THE FAMOUS RED RIVER VALLEY, STATE OF MINNESOTA.Tbs ST.PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY offers for Sale to ACTUAL SETTLERS, about TAO MILLION ACRES of the best WHEAT LANDS, chiefly in the Red River Valley, and contiguous to their lines Railway running from St.Paul *0 Manitoba boundary line, at prices rang a from $3.00 to $5.00 FEU ACRE ! AND Fasy Termsjot FayIÎEel* T o induce speedy settlement, a difccan will be given to actual settlers equ-** 1 nearly one-half the purchase price, on a lauds brought under cultivation witmu three years from date of sale.\t, Pamphlets describing the lands, an supplying full information rolaUng ^^ them, may be bad on application at tne office of Messrs.GEO.STEPHEN & OU.114 St.James Street, Montreal, or to D.A.McKINLAY, Land Commissions», St.P\u201e M.& M.R- R., St.Paul, Minn.Sent, tuber 18\tD 1 * 923 VV \u2019N 38^ TO JUFT, The Whole of the First Flatm ru,,,™ the Herald Building.ye*7 , ut able for Law Chamber heated\"! 'steam.Apply >n the premises^^ TO L,FT, One large Room in the front par * ,ini of the Heeaud Building, and an 1 By, ther well suite i for light manutac-' uring, in rear.Steam power uejesaary.Apply at the Office,¦IT\" Jame* gireet.^ THE UTE AND APACHE It-axliutt jialcs.AllCttOW ^aTc^.^aXes Lutetian; HEA.YT PINES POE HOUSE-WRECK ING.SHA'W ABOUT sl0B>I aüEBEO ON THE LOWER ST.bbnce.LAW- October 25.\u2014The^ , of 1 OP THE anniver- V of tb^Metbodist Cburch in S\u201cASl!!jtr» their winter cloth- KAfU'r three Vars, tbe P(>llce_m;n ^ f°r are at last to bave new over- tbe dU1 of ,\tç,., __M.Lemieux, pilot ^ied suddenly a day or two ago ls;3>ra storm on tbe Lower St 0*^ \u2018the steamer \u201c St.Lawrence, li^w\u2019tEitiere du Loup yesterday, ,u.cb left »;;rn from Eboulemonts to ?\u2018:rVca ^^.evër'al members ^\"Council have arrived Sw.slt\u201c\u201dS\u2018ow fell yesterday, but hide more enow\t^ tie 2r0!her is beautifully warm and ibe weatlier «!e3r' -,fpa in the Assembly on Tues-Tbext are looked forward to, here, j^a great anxiety-\t- Cabinet Ministers are now in U\u201e Ll members of the Legis-for to- OTTAWA \"or THE UNITED ItEÏ ^ÏSS'CABLE COMPANY.EMEASUREMENr OF SHIPS, pos THE STE.ANNE\u2019S CO111 CANAL AWARDED.LUMBER PROSPECTS.Ottawa, OetobëTt5.-Hon.Messrs.liÏÏ and Bawell are expected to re-A \u201e m the city this evening.Xe Canada Gazette, issued this after-noon contains an Imperial Order-m-1100 \u2019 i\u2014«mntimr from remeasnrement ?BC1 f theSdom of Greece, tbe jbips ot \u2014hereof, after tbe 1st of j\u201dtf1378, has been ascertained and de-Sd in the registers and other nat.onal nlftcesof such ship=» PI is expected that a large ptr y of tenant farmers in Aberdeen, Scotland, lease will shortly expire, will come to Canada next spring and taae m lands in the Non b-West.A classification of Ordnance and Admiralty lands in New Brunswick and KThe DbectUmted States Cable Oom- paty will apply next session for an Act to extend its corporate character to the said Dominion, to enable it to perfect a cable communication with Great Britain and the said Dominion, and to revoke the Letters Patent of tbe said Dominion, issued on the 17th May, 1875, purport-ine to incorporate certain persons under the name of the Direct United States Cable Co., limited.A writ of attachment has been issued in the case of the Government of C nada vs.the Bank of Liverpool, N.S.It is said tbe contract for the canal and lock work at Ste.Anne\u2019s has been awarded to O\u2019Connor & Cassidy of this citv, their tender being the lowest, at somtthing like $267,000.The tenders following close upon this were those of Messrs.Bowie & McNaughton, Charle-hois & Co., and F.B.McNamee.Chapes of irregularities in malting have been for some time pending against the malting department in Libatt\u2019s Brewery.The matter has been investigated by Mr.Goodson, on behalf of the Government, and found to be without theslightesc foundation, the report of crooked withdrawals having been started in revenge by a discharged hand.In an inteiview with the Chaudière lumbermen it has been learned that iltogetber the Chaudière Mills cut 622 000 logs, not all made last winter, but the number includes those that had teen stuck in the previous winters.There were about 6,000 pieces of dimension timber cut besides.Gilles Bros., of Br edde, cut 82,000 logs in all.The mills in Hull cut 260,000, or rather that is the total number that has gone to them his season.The number ot logs that hwe passed the Chaudière for otl e m ils is as follows : W.McClymont & tV., 440U0; Hamilton Brothers, 35COJ, and Edwatd\u2019s Mill, 7,000.These liguies, including the 62,000 of Gillies Bros., give the total, 1,030,000 logs, or somewhere in the neighoourhood of a quarter ofamillion more than last year, wh ch shows that an impetus has been given to trade, and there is a brighter look-out now than was last year, it is a noticeable fact that railroads are nuw being more generally utilized for the carrying of lumber this season than they ever were before.Mill owners generally talk more cheerfully as to the prospects of next season\u2019s trade.Winnipeg, Man., October 25.\u2014Late advices show that there is nothing serious over the hunter's waggon found near Rockwood.The hunters are safe.Nine settlers in Meadowlea have been convicted at the Assizis for pulling down the house of a man who took up a homestead claim, of which the previous occupant\u2019s entry h id been cancelled for the non-fulfillment of the requirements of the law.Three of the ringleaders have been fined $50 each, and the remainder of the party $10 each.Midnight Despatches G-REAT BRITAIN ARREST OF A PARNELL CONVERT.ABSCONDING OP A COTTON BROKER.CUNNING ADDRESS OP THE AMERICAN PORGERER.London, October 26.\u2014A man named Leonard, an Irish-American, has been arrested m Charlestown, County Mayo, Ireland, for posting threatening notices.In is reported that one of the partners of J.Omlinson & Co., suspended cotton brokers, of Liverpool, has absconded, and it has been discovered that he obtained advances on imaginary cottor.It is understood criminal proceedings are pending.Cooper, the American fongerer, in his address to the Court yesterday, said he was a gentleman, and thuught when he took a house at Hemel Hempstead he could honestly mtintain it.He and his wife furnished it with hopeful anticipation, but reverses came and he was ashamed to look his wife in the face.He was tern ted and fell.The prisoner groaned and wept and said he had lost everything except a sense of shame.The address seemed the result of terrible remorse, but every word was known to be false.When the sentence was read Cooper screamed, and was led away in a seeming agony of tears.The lightness of the sentence is due to an agreement that the prisoner\u2019s previous record should not be considered.GERMANY ILLNESS OP BISMARCK.Beblin, October 26.\u2014Leon Hardt, Minister of Justice, is ill and has tendered his resignation.Bismarck is reported to be suffering acute pain, and has summoned his favourite physician to Varsein.ITALY BRIGANDS AT WORK ON TRAINS.Rome, October 26.\u2014An American lady and gentleman named Beron were attacked in a railway caniage on the Alta Italia line recently by two men, one of whom drew a revolver and the other a knife.After a violent struggle the robbers took the gentleman\u2019s purse and watch and escaped when the train slackened speed.SPAIN ANOTHER PLAN FOR LIBERATING CUBAN SLAVES.Madbid, October 26.\u2014In the Council on Saturday the Minister of the Colonies presented a plan granting the slaves in Cuba immediate liberty and civil rights, but withholding political rights until they had given eight years of forced labour.TURKEY CALLING FOR REVOLUTION.Vienna, October 26 \u2014It is rumoured hat there is great excitement in Constantinople, in consequence of placards inciting the inhabitants to revolt.UNITED STATES END OP THE YELLOW PEVER EPIDEMIC.ARCHBISHOP PURCELL\u2019S CANNOT BE PAID.DEBTS RISE IN COLLIER\u2019S WAGES.CONVICTION OP BANK OFFICIALS.TORONTO SUCCESS OP A CANADIAN \" BLUE JACKET.\u201d 25.\u2014A is to be horse-held in Tokonto, October breeders\u2019 convention Ibis city next month.Mr.S.B.Vankoughnet, a native of tmscity, second son of the late Chan cellor Vankoughnet, has received the appointment of Flag-Lieutenant to irLeopold McClintoek, who succeeds to e command of the North American ation, and will sail for the West-Indies stout the middle of November.LONDON breeding young teout.THE DECEASED GUNDLACK\u2019S , MAINS SENT to MONTREAL.RE- -The remains of man GundLck Loudon, October 25.twfortunato young man urucunc* first* .rwarcled to Montreal by the This raln on Monday for interment.Iho fJ81 j re3bonse to a telegram tends of the deceased.Com4 annual meeting of the High hpU ¦ ° i oresters f°r Ontario will be A,m tthl3 city in September, 1880.this a ^°b °f snow fell hero up to areL 0/n,EK' The shade and fruit trees tfeiuk*0 c t*own 'n directions by the done tt,0^ 8B?W' No damage has been tbeerfu?orc\u201car^9> and nurserymen are its tt!et* b'lree immigrants arrived dur 6 the past week.Ws E4°3 set 0o 0 Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 in American Newspapers.tar XO0-P&K© Famplxlet, lOo.-at | WrVi rhinnn Invested m Wall S>.Stocks ] at moderate charges, graduateAccorditfT Tourists are warned against misrepresentations by parties ¦'n tb0 ^ interests.\tJ 1 lwes\u2019n tne P«y of other WORTUiPj GrToiV proprietor\u2019 ia this locality.Ou Saction 15 it is said I the navigation, which oould be done at very trifling expense, through the Prairie soil, to eonneet the Saskatchewan with Lake Manitoba, it would prolong and open the Saskatchewan navigation through Lakes Manitoba and Winnipeg.The Govern-ment should offer a subsidy for a steamer service upon the Saskatchewan ani Assi-mbotne at once, and while our railroad is building it would be the means of facilitating and cheapening its construction in tbe transport of men and materials, and in the meantime be an an easy means during the summer season for emigrants going into the western country.The Hudson\u2019s Bay Company have now a steamir on the Saskatchewan, but mainly for the accommodation of their own trade, and do not pretend to carry freight for the general public, except when its suits their own convenience.I had almost omitted naming that I had the pleasure of seeing M.H.Gault, M.P., one of your city members, who I met at that if the line had been lengthened about three and a half miles by a divergence either to the south or north of the present line, it would have saved the country the enormous cost of many miles of rock cutting and filling, which has called for an outlay on the part of the contractor of plant to the extent of a quarter of million of dollars, and has cost the country a fabulous sum over what it ought to have cost it.Now I do not undervalue the importance of shortening the distance on national through line like the Pacific.a \u201e , -\t- Canadian Yet there is a limitation to it, as a sound policy, but if it is a policy to shorten the line, why in the name of every thing that is just should the same Government who, to save three and a half miles in Saction 15, have incurred such enormous expenditures should have gone 23 miles out of their way to that extent to lengthen the road by extending the railway to Winnipeg?What Mr.Mackenzie was thinking of 1 cannot imagine when he consented to the branch to Winnipeg on the east side of the river.He decided to take the road\u2014after Poplar Point some cays since, on his way to Portage la Prairie, and who seemed very much pleased with everything that he saw in the country and scarcely credited SOUTHGATE, MANAGER.gvo Tcssio lira \u20acùït:ais.SMITHERS& DONALD BANKERS AND BUNKERS, lQo.3 ÜÜOAD STKIüAü\u2019X MEW YORK.Stocks, Bonds, foreign Exchange, &c BOUGHl AND SOLD FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN.November 18\t275 C.H.R.WAÏNWRiCHT ferrooit lïKOiinn, Member of the Montreal Stock Exchange, 14 Hospital Street.MO IVT Al_.May 2_____________ 261 MATTICE & DICKINSON, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, OOitIVW AJL.L,, OIVT4 C.J.Mattice, M.A.| E.L.DiokinwonB.A Jnly 7\t160 MAGDüUOALL BROS., STOCK BROKERS 69 St.Francois Xavier Street MONTREAL; 64 Broadway, NEW \"FORK Of the Montreal Stock Exchange, and New I ork Stock & Gold Exchange, Buy and Sell Stocks, Bonds, &e November 13\t272 .Ï Oil IN NleDOlNAIDD, ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, 230 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL Established 1867.Special attention given to auditing the books and statements of Joint Stock Companies and Corporations, in the discharge of whieh duty the advertiser possesses the advantage of acknowledged successful experience.January 4\t207 II.COTTE, Accountant and Auditor, Address P.O.Box No.933.September 24\t]y 229 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY w.S.WAA.iK.lGK, ADVOCATE, &c, \u201cHERALD\u201d BUILDING, 155 ST JAMES STREET.Augutt 30\t20 EVANS & RIDDELL, Public Accountants AND OFFICIAL ASSIGNEES.S3 «OF.TOWN fSTKJEEX 'MONTREAL.December 11\tg JOHN FRASER, Accountant and Auditor, For the Inspection, Auditing or Adjustment of Books and Accounts, Settlement of Partnerships, making up of Statements Reports, Ac.Will attend at the Offices, or elsewhere, of parties requirin; such services.Present Address:\u2014347 P.O.Box.Or, at the office of Hugh Brodie, N.P., 344 Notre Dame street.October 15\t3m 246 R.& L.Î.AFi.AMMi:, ADVOCATES, ¦4LZi Ht.James Htreet.Hon.R.Laflamjhe, Q.C.| L.Laelamme.October 14\t245 WALKER & McINTYRE, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS SOLICITORS NOTARIES, £C.No.34 Elgin Street, - - - OTTAWA.(Opposite the Russell House.) W.H.WALKER.| A.F.M\u2019lNTYUE.November 22\t279 FÂLLISEH & KNAPP, AOVOCATEH, 4 HAMILTON CHAMBERS, 17 ST.JOHN STREET, J.Pallisek, B.C.L.I February 8 .A.Knapp, B.C.L 33 MAMU à LEITüîi, barristers, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c., OO.ePJWA PP, ONT.\u2022bs.Lkitch.aune 14 E.B.Cisman 142 ISTOTT & GO Stock Brokers, 119 St.Francois Xavier Street, (Members of Montreal Stock Exchange), buy and sell all Stocks and Bonds Investments made or realized.May 6\t107 iîîtüLüiMft es SRAUUyaAiü, Barristers, Solicitors, notaries, fee.CORNWALL ONT.D.B.HA CLKNNAN, H.8ANFIBLD MAC DONA L /AMES W.LIDDELL.Am il__________ 7^ McfefAHUN, QïBBOîsS & fôcBAS, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, lie.LONDON, ONT» BUGH MACMAHOH.G.Ç GZO.M'NAB.London, August 28,1875 G20.0.GTBfiONE 501 JOUÎT FXJXjTOU, Accountant in Bankruptcy, Auditor and Commissioner, James sxweex MONTREAL.affa'mof1 naJbtnS an.d Reports made on the rv lnn, Debt?I's.either in town or couu.ry^with punctuality and dispatch.No, £8 J.RIELLE, X^Sfcncl feîurv©yc>ïP\" 146 ST JAMES STREET.Also, Sole Æg-ent in tbe .Dominion \u2014FOR TEE\u2014 CELEBRATED HOUSE OF MESSRS.JOHN FORD & GO.HOLYEOOD GLASS WOESS, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, M formerly represented here by the LATE JOSEPH WALKER.\t' Orders will he taken on the same terms as executed by the late Agent of thio fl September 7\tÎ1™1- t \u2014- McanilroLn îloliUm QïïiWü nie m.cot Fall Avraug\u2019ement.After SATURDAY, 18th instant, DAILY STEAMERS between MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Will be Withdrawn.The Market Steamer PRINCESS will make (besides her regular market trips) XWO JflXXKJA Xttieas TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND CARILLON, RETURNING SAME DAY.The PRINCESS, upwards, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, will connect at Lachine with Train leaving Montreal at 7.15 a.m.Freight for all points between Montreal and Ottawa received daily at 87 Common Street, Canal Basin.-ÏÎUCIS.mnim Jilliiy ~ a Ë LOUIS HOTEL October 17 R.W.SHEPHERD, President.248 RhMbü and Ontario Nav.Co y THE STEAMERS OF THIS COMPANT BETWEEN Montreal and Quebec, Run Regularly as under : The MONTREAL on Mondays.Wednesdays and Fridays, and the QUEBEC on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at SEVEN o\u2019clock p.m., from Montreal.Steamers from Montreal to Hamilton, connecting at Toronto with the steamers for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and with railways for all points West, will leave for the present as follows : the CORSICAN Mondays, ALGERIAN Wednesdays, and SPARTAN on Fridays, from the Canal Basin at 9 a.m., and Lachine on arrival of the Train leaving Bonaventure Station at noon, and Coteau Landing on arrival of Train leaving Montreal at 5 P.M.Steamer BOHEMIAN, Capt.J.Rankin, for Cornwall, every Tuesday and Friday, at 12 Noon, from Canal Basin, and La-chine on arrival of the 3 o\u2019clock train.Steamer TROIS RIVIERES, Captain J.Duval, leaves for Three Rivers every Tuesday and Friday, at 2 p.m., connecting at Sorel with steamer SOREL, for St.Francois and Yamaska.Steamer BERTHIER, Capt.L.H.Roy, leaves for Berthier every MONDAY, at 3 p.m , TUESDAY, at 2 p.m., and THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3 p.m., connecting at Lanoraie with railway for Joli-ette.Steamer CFAMBLY, Captain Frs.La-moureaux, leaves for Chambly every Tuesday and Friday, at 2 p.m., connecting every Friday at Lanoraie with the cars for Joliette.Steamer TERREBONNE, Capt.E.La-force, leaves daily (Sundays excepted), for Boucherville, Varennes, Bout de L\u2019lle and L\u2019Assomption at 3 p.m.Ticket Offices, where State Rooms can be secured, from R.A.Dickson, 133 St.James street, and at the Ticket Office, Richelieu Pier, foot Jacques Cartier Square, and at the Freight Office, Canal Basin.J.B.LAMEKE, AuEX.MILL'>Y, Gen\u2019l Manager.Traffic Manager General Offices-228 St.Paul Street Montreal, September 25th, 1879\t107 1879.1879 SXJKAM.«IGRVKJIÜ BETWEEN LOKQUEUiL AND MONTREAL, PROM 6 o\u2019clock A.M.to 7.30 P.M.«.On and alter Monday, tbe 2Ttb OCTOBER, the service between longueuil and Montreal, will be made, as near as possible, as follows FROM LONGUEUIL TO THE FOOT OF THE CURRENT, (EVERY WEEK DAY).From Longueuil\u2014At 6, 7, 8, 8.30,9, lo and It o\u2019clock A.M., Noon, 1, 2, 3.4,6, 6.30, 6, 7 o\u2019clock P.M.From tbe Foot of tbe Current\u2014At 6.30, 7.30, 8.16, s.45, 9.30, 10.30 and 11.30 o\u2019clock A.M., 12.30,\t1.30,2.30.3.30, 4.30, 6.15, 6.45, 6.30 and 7.30 o\u2019clock P.M.ON SUNDAYS.From Longueuil\u2014At, 8.30 o\u2019clock A M., l, 2, 3,4, 6, 6 o'clock P.M.From the Foot of tbe Current\u2014At 9 o\u2019clock A M 1.30.\t2.30, 3.31', 4.30, 5.30, 6.30 O\u2019clock P.M.October 25\t,2g SSKtiBCcllaiiecm* GIIJB & CO.Have received, by the last Steamer, Six Cases of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Comprising all the latest Novelties in r&I LORIftGAND GENTLEMEH\u2019S haberdashery.Selected by our Mr.Alexander Gibb, now in Europe.Also, Poole\u2019s Pattern Suit and Great Coat August\ti94 TIE MATED WORK »x.i-ouiw wxi«Kivr, QUEBEC.THE RUSSELlIÔTEL COMPANY.WILLIS RUSSELL, President.This Hotel, which is unrivalled for size, style and locality in Quebec, is open throughout the year for pleasure and business travel, having accommodation for 500 Guests.June 28\t153 RE-OPENING OF THE ST.LAWRENCE HALL The above Hotel was opened on the FSftST OF MAY by the former Proprietor, so long and favorably known throughout Canada, the United States and British Empire, who has spared no expense in entirely RE-FURNISHING the whole House; also ad ling All Modern Improvements, which will considerably enhance the already enviable popularitv cf this First-class Hotel.H.HOGAN.Proprietor.S.MONTGOMERY, Manager.May 5_________ _\t106 AMERICAN HOUSE- By George T.Batehelder, Proprietor SWEETSBUEG, P Q First-class accommodation to Tourists and Excursionists.Best of attention to Boardeis at the lowest prices.Conveyance to and from all Trains.March 20\t_____12F 67 EXCHANGE HOTEL DEPOT SQUARE, COWANSVILLE, Q.B.MINCKLER, Proprietor.First-class House.Meals at all Hours.Terms $1.00 per day.August 18\t___3m 196 American\tHouse, COWANSVILLE, P.Q., O.A.MARTINDALE,.Manager.First-class in every respect.City Boarders accommodated at reasonable prices.Good Livery attached.July 95_____________ 3m 176 _ üevüjkje; houhjEj uowrorv.Change of Proprietor and Reduction of Price* ÜS2.S50 to !$:{ l» and acknowledged by all the cheapest the city, the change of Tariff making b change in price of any part of our stbc\u201e(; Our motto being now, as for tne past years.Quick Sales and Light Profit®, a no deception ; the best proof of wtucb the fact that a large num ber of our custo ers are composed of those who -nished from our establishment 0\t.25 years ago.Also, the following P1'10®?t a few of our leading articles will show t it is only by the advantages of Pu,rt' ,, , all our materials for net cash, that us to offer good Parlor Sets, in fbur \", thfl ent styles cf finish, from $35 to $55, an \u2022 liner Sets from $K0 to $350, Chamber from $22, 7 pieces solid Ash Panels and Mouldings.ood Seat Ob 25c., Cane Seat Chairs 75c., RockingC 90c., to $2 75, and all other goods at like J duced prices, at the oldest.),! nrnI^ House in tha business.\t, OWEN PMARVEY « SON, 7, 9 and 11 ST.JOSEPH STREET July 21 173 mm sPEOiFio .1 THEOBEAT ENGLISH REMEDY* Will promptly1 \u201e and radically cure any and If every case cf iuadk m» Hallkt, Davis & Co., Vosb & Sons and J.P- Hale PIANOS, and the highly prized Georob Woods and New England ORGANS are now sold by us at a small advance on the cost of importatian.Send for Catalogues to the IS >v Yorls Jb\u2019Umo Co\u2019y., 183 St.Jambs Street, Montreal.Old Pianos taken in exchange, and ful value allowed.A large number of Second hand Pianos, repaired and made almost as good as new, for sale at a bargain.Tuning and Repairing done in the best manner and on the shortest notice.Pianos hired by the month or quarter, stored, packed or removed on the most liberal terms.Apply as above.\t227 Nervous Debility an u Weakness, resuli of ¦&.n discretion^ ^ Before Taking9ÎCefs ^ oV^rt'After Takingi bram and nervous system is Per*? verywtier Canada and United States.December 17\tDlw W 52 :TKE And Daily Commekoiai MONTREAL HERALD 7JÇTTF.Trîutçd.^ 1 ubllsbed by tbe MO V'1 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Cl Ccmraunleatlons to be *darttM0 '1\u2018 \u201cf-1 STJSWAR T, MaraplLB Llm ul, i e.167 St.etwes ptreet, Mentitft 4660 "]