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[" i 4 A méga ce ee mi ; Wass a Traveller for a Shirt and WARTED, at 38 Latour sires Ts 1 fl aay yo BLADE LA = à.ho kr VOL.iv.No.10.AS Sr en ber a me \"PRICE ONE CENT.\"HELP WANTED under this head inserted free.) WANTED, a smart Boy, to carry a round of the 3TAR.Apply at the STAR office.\" Wii , à Thormugh Servant for a small family.Apply at 34 Legauchetiere C llar Factory; à first-class man who is ured to the road only; salary sud commis- sloti; inuxt have good references.Address 213, Post-office.10 VARIED « a good od Laundress who will as- et with Howsemaid\u2019s work.ARR at No.8 Beaver Hall Square.ANTED, \u201ctwo Ap rentices to the \u201cFin- amithing, Plumbing, &c., at No.& Philitps Square.19 Ww ANTED, a (General Servant, at rs La- NV.gauchetiere street.FANTED, a-p0ad, smart Message Bor.at 17 McGill vtreet.rANTED , asmart, aetive Lad to make = hi imréolfgenerally useful in an office; must write a fuér hand, and have some Klea \u2018of Custom -house work.Address, in own hadawriting, Box 56H.Post-office.- - 16- - Waiter\u201d a Nurse-Girl, at 876 Aqueduct Wa\" Ki), à man, ut675 Lorchester street.ANTED, | three or four Lads, % to 18 ears Of age, to work machinery, at 7 Chennoville straet.10 AN TED, 8 a Protestant \u2018Wurse and Hoïse- mad, w h good references.Apply, from 12t0 2 at w Durocher street.- 10 WASTED: a Plain Cook, at No.#7 McGni.\u2018Gollege avenue.10 ANTRED, a good Parlor and Table Maid, et 917 Sherbrooke street, JANTED, à a Nuree-Girl, at 316 Notre rae AN TED: by an American family, a good ain Cook ; one who is a good Laun- drese; city ity referesces required.Apply ats Str We rex an intelligent and active Youth as Apprentice to the Hardware Busi.Address, in handwriting ef applicant, A, AE STAR office.Wa ANTED, Twenty Girls to work at at Rags, | at 1498t.Lawrence Main street.9 N° even a fret-class Arleeman for a Retail Grocery in this city.Address ra 60, STAR office.We & Cooper.Address A, 81, STAR WI a Food \u20ac Groom.Apply st WANED, ns a good Canvasser for Standard we ist who has ca ate books ore rele pe na , between 1 10 and 11 me at ve io 3t.James ANTED, a Thoroogh Servant ras family; a girl from the country preferred.-_Apply at 200 Bleury street.9 WANIED, » Gt a General servant, at 44 St J oseph stree 9 Wie a Groom, at WEL Catherine | WALEED a Nurse, at 1088 \u2018St.Game Whats Cook and a Laundress, Uook and à House.WAST ald.at 4 McGill A College avenue.9 WANTED, a Boy, at 290 St James reg ANTED, a Thorough Servant, at 200 Bieury street.SD, a man as Salesman in a Furni- (ture Store; must be well recommended.Apply 10 G.Armstrong, Victoria square.9 y ANTED, a (General Bervant at No.1503 .Mountain street.ANTED, a smart Boy, about 15 years old.Apply \u2018at 251 Bt James street.7 ANTED, sy rl about 16 to take NW oharge cr Bags Apply at 77 Bleury e ANTED, an Apprentice to the Job Printing Business, about léyears of age.Apply at 210 nt.James street.ANTEI), the name and address of some one that knows well the County of Gloucester and City of Bristol, England.\u2014 Address A, 48, STAR office.ANTED two or three good Sevond-hand, Wax-Thread Sewl sein.Address Box 801, Post-office, .7-8 ANTÉD, a 3 tret-class ba Dn I oolds: married man preferved.at «6 Notre Dame st street pr PR y ANT a Girl, bétwean 14 and of age mind a Baby.Apply a No.13 8t.Joseph stree no \u2018 WARIED, TED, ay A ANTED IMMEDIATELY, three Lathe and three Vice Hands; also, à few Moulders, at the Woodbridge Works, near wages and constant em loy- ment will e given to steady men.App) JoHN ABELL, Wocäbridge, Ontario.8° ANTED, at ance, a few pushing Sales- WV xen, §t the People\u2019s Store, corner Me Gill and St.streets.8 ng Girl, about 16, to take by.Apply at 77 Bleury WERE EVES, Aut ANTED, fox the the Tain \u201crooms, lue Dames 16 Ep yat Digs ANTED A respectable Ba Boy, who writes may aod emplo; ment ddreas 1) KX., STAR Ww ing muohlie Manuhtors.i the Balerooms, 865 Notre Dam We in an Oma D, « Boy.ANTE Apply at-102 Chenne- ville street.General Servant.ésforroes eau SITUATIONS WANTED.under this head inserted free.] ANTE, oy ae a young man, Accmnts to eêt; good references 1f required.Address\" J Colleton, 157, Post-office.10 ANTED, by a young man (a Protestant and an abstainer), a Situation as Out door Servant, to take charge of a ho or in any capacity Where he,oonld be useful; lb.eral education; highest ciwy testimonials.Address A, tt, TAR office.w ANTED\u2014Tthe Rev.Gavin Lung is desirous of obtailning for a young man, recently from Emgland, n Bhtuntton .6 Store- man, or in any capacity in which he could be useful; salary noi so much an object as ent employment.Address B, Box 21, ost-office.10 ANTE by a young man, a Situation ta look wfter r uvrse, Or to doinside or outside work.Apply at i118 Bleury Bree ANTED, a Situation as Storeman.Apply ®t 84 Wolle street.FANTED, b a young.married \u201ccouple, a Furnished room, with use of Kitchen.Address, stating terms, to J.F., STAR office.TANTED EMPLOYMENT, In a Factory, Gtere, or a getitleman's family, by a young man who is not afraid of hard work.Address.J.Alfred, 77 Nazareth street.8 ANTED, by a respectable Protestant youn: man, a Situation as General Owt- door Sgrvant in a Gentleman's family.Ral- ary required very moderate, if prov.ided with a comtortable home; good references.Aa dress A, 51, STAR office.ANTED, on, 008 employment, by a Joune man od 2 who is disengaged after ovolock; ls used to packing small -geods, and can-meke-himrelf- generally use- iul in any capaëty.Address T.L., «offioe, Montreal.ANTED, a situation by a yo ne man as Assistant Clerk, or in any ligh Loar in cityin which he can make hinsgif useful.Address J.O.F., 153 Colborne street.9 ANTED, situation as Operator on Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing-machine.Address A, 53, SrAR office.ANTED.\u2014A Commerelal Traveller, who has a first-class connection both Bast and West of Toronto, is dzsirous of obtaining one or two Commissions, where samples are light, from either manufacturers x wholesale houses; good references can be given.Address M.L., Box No.789, P.O: ANTED,-a situation by a yo man es Light Porter or Assistant Rénreman; would be willing to make himself seuerally Useful; reference given.Address A - 8, 8TAn ce.\u2018Assistant pacs Grocery Driver, or in any other capaci Wh nitnself useful ; speaks oth languages ; good references.Address A, 49, S'tAu WATS oat by a practical Book-keeper, in Posting Merchants\u2019 or Tradesmen\u2019s Books employment; best of references; terms liberal.Address D.N., Caledonia Hotel, Commissioners street.ANTED, a situation by a youn, who uirderstanda the care of can wait on Table, and is willing to hhnrelf generally useful; salary.an object as present employment.Address A, 4%, STAR O 8 WA aie by a Youth, a situation as a prentice to some light business.=, dress, stating wages, &c., A, 44, this office.7 \u2019 oan ANTED, a situation, by a Boy Toyears ; has good references.Address A, this tion.WARIED, by a married m New York, employment of any description; is a good penman, and can produce most \u2018satisfactory reference from laut employer.Any one beeding a oonfiden- tial servant can address F.$5.M.Montreal Post-office.9 ANTED, a Situation as Parlor or House- saald d, by a respectable young woman, lately from\u2019 Englan Address A, 43 th office, - ANTED.\u2014A first class Book- \u2014 would be happy u to undertake the Posting and Balancing making out Accounts and Collecting.rms moderate; first class references.Address A, 41, this effice.ANTED.\u2014 A Clergyman (a B.A.and Classical Scholar of his College) | having some time.disen would be happy, Lo take some purile to be instructed in Latin, Greek and English composition and writing.The advertiser refers to the fnct that he has RM passed all candidates specially by him for the competitive open examinations.Feferences: The | Rev, the il of Bt.David's © ege, ales, ° pure, Bath; ° Thompson, Imperial olleg erséy, Terms moderate res 0.& 8.L., AS .Address 40, BTAR Ottoe.ANTED.\u2014A young lady, speaking bot languages, wishes to obtain a situation as Governess or Lady's Mald, or would not mind 1 going to travel.Apply at 0 Hex mine TE no PERSONAL.We beg to remind our readers that we cannot insert personal notices unless acôom- panied | y the name and address of the ; and, morcover, we cannot insert notice, uniees the author is known to us, and altogether above suspicion of py intentions.ERSONAL.\u2014 The person who is address- anonymous letiers to No.318 8t.Antoine street is req to come forward in person, and shew that he is actuated by principle and truth.\u2018 Pen ae gentleman of\u201d good disposition wishes to make the Soquaint- ance of a lady, with a view to matrimony; he bas brown hair and eyes; good tem and a ood inoome; the lady \u2018must peticated, and good disposition ; fortune + \u2018correspondence Strictly vate.Bis exchanged.Address A, 54, this NALA young Lady, lately from shes to make the acquaint man, with a view to matri- ance of a pre binek curl.ng hair.dark eyes, mony; she h ANTED, Forty Girls\u20142 oo Operators 20 good Filters wages and or Applr at M.hie 4 Cos, , next Bt.Patrick\u2019s Hall r, and well domesticated.Ad- res À 6 STAR off J ERBONAL \u2014 À widower, ain Digh facia Wie a Housekeerer, ne st Pau.young we Rédrens of culture pearance.Address .se a dois on mo Te Post- Lu ANTED, a situation by a young man, 88 | ere he can make who can devote a part of every evening - ake Dot 80 at 1 man, recently: |W nom bya man, & sitoation in % willing to mak e himself uses.te hévetisements his P.M.HE \"CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT ofthe UNITED PROTESTANT V FIT HOCIETY wiH take place in the Mechanics\u2019 Hall, on THURRDAY EVENING 1sth inst, when tne following Professional and amateur musiGal talent Will assist, vIz.: Messrs, Prince, Powell, Lunn, D\u2019Alba, Patterson Trayer, Shaw, snd others, Conductor, Prof Penrce.Particulars kreafter.Tickets, lUceuts; iront seats, 2 cents.OWARD DIVISION, No.L S.ef T., will hod an open meeting in their Hall, No.6 Bleury street, on MON- .DAY EVENING, the 15th January, at Elgi.t Qclock.A ogramme of Vocal and Instrumental ole Bus has been prepared, for the enter sinment of the me ceting.1-2 NOUND.\u2014If the young man who lost $225 in Mr.Bisson 8 Store, 105 St.Peter street, will call there he will get the money.It was found after he Jett.- 11 ANTED, a Yoüth.Apply at No.LA se Joseph street ANTED, by a Lad, a ja sitüation to look WwW after Horses, or to make himself uzefal Address A, 06, STAR an on Jour Servant Wa ED, n first-elnss \u201cFraveller who un- tands the Wholera!e Grocery Busl- ness; ot es best of references :as to character and ability, None other peed Sapply; Terms liberal.Address Box 300, ANTED, à Yardman, SR womans a respectable Lad as Cashier, and a.respectable urse for children.Apply at the Covmopolitan, 1 47 ANTED.\u2014A lady from England.baving her mornings disengaged, would be har y to Instruct & few young children in English, with the rudiments of Mhsle, Forms moderate.Address A, @, STAR office.ANTEKD, à situation as tree or Cook ,in a private family, where there is no washing; ¢ good city references.Jud ress A, 07, this n ede ANTED, oy a Protestant Girl, a sifun- tion as General Servant.Adress ê 6,5 STAR office.| Music \u201cLESSONS on very moderate terms.Address Music, O, 127.1 this office.904-1 MSS KERR'S SCHOOL will Re-open on MONDAY, the 8th inst, at No.3 Ciyde Terrace, 84 City Councillor street.Vacancies for four pupils ~~ i 68 | - À NEW HOUSES AND SHOPS TO LET \u2014 Two Cut-Stone Dwellins- Houses on Bleurs street, and three FIANS MAy seen a tthe e Offiee of A.C, Hutchinson, Esq.robiteet.1 .Brick Houses on Dorchester street, very stm.fortably and oon veniently arranged.Also, four ur hops sand Dwellings on Bleury apply to William Mu nEsa.President, C Alexander, Ecq,or \"to 1be \u2014 ny LYMAN, Treasurer, \u2014 3 St Paul street PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, ! District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT.MONTREAL.[No.1,478.) DAME LOUISE VERDON, of the + NOËL, District of Montreal, Paintifé OL, GAGNON, Trader of Montre ant; and Messrs.Bou ouin & anata, Advocates, of Mon Plaintids sur distraction de frats.\u2018Will be sold by publicauction, on Monday, the Twenty-second day of January, torts at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the above-named Defendant, Na.27 College street, in the ay of Montreal, the goods and Chattels of the said Defen- Sant asad in this gause, oonsisting g of one Sleigh, o e Buggy, Houset old Furnitu one Cariole, éc.M.JETTE, BBC.Montreal, 13th January, 1872.il cdl PRES IRCUIT COURT, Montreal.[No.1588.) NARUISSE MOREAU, Trad A Fiat, REA, Tras TM CLAFRANS CHISE, Defendant.Will be sold by public auction, by au thority of J ustice, on e Twenty-third day o of January inst, 157 a at Jacques Cartier 3q in the City of Montroal, all his goods and chattels, selged in this cause, consisting of Household Furniture, &c.Bale at Ten o'clock\u2019 Terms cash.a.m, FU: LAPORTE, B&G.Montreal, dit Former, 107 \u201c20 Bb hit NOTICE.© C2 The allowing lames of advertisements wil be inserted in all the editions of THE STA FREE OF CHARGE SERVANTS WANTED, \"CLERKS WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED BOARD VACANCIES, BOARD WANTED, * ! BIRTHS, DEATHB AND MARRIAGES.PERSONAL ADVERTISEMENTS, - RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS, ARTICLES FOUND, ARTICLES LOST.These advertisements will receive the same promiae\"0e and attention as if paid for.RELIGH)US NOTICES will receive specta.attention, and in order to give them due prominence, we Will thank clergymen and others, connected with the different churches, to send us notices of services for Runday, on Friday night or early on Saturday morning.Letters In answer to free advertisements will be kept at aE EVENING BTAR\" office until called for (CENTS FOR SALE at the \u201célAR\u201d OFFICE _- ENTS FOR SALE at the @TAR OFFIOR.W-RKINOMEN'%S RENE-' ] &e.The report RO UND TOWN.Lan adjourned meeting of the Women's Board of Missions will be held on Monday afternoon, at Mrs.arrange regarding the support of a girls\u201d school in India.All ladies, of every denomination are invited te attend, \u2014 Mr.E.Boscovits will give bis\u201d last day eveping next.As we stand little chance of having an artist of equal merit in Montreal again, those who bave not heard him should seize the present opportunity of doing.80.THE ALLAN STEAMSHIP LINE.It seems that there wa was some.\u2018rath in the: rumors flying about a few months back, in connection with.the above line.The Herald of this morning says:\u2014 \u201cWe are enabled to state from official information that the neg.tiations for the sale of the Messrs.Allan's line of steamers, have been definitely - closed, the: parties baving been unabie to come to terms.\u201d ST.PATRICK'S SOCIETY.The annual concert and ball of the above Society takes place in the St.Patrick\u2019s Hall on Menday eveniug next.As these gatherings are always great successes it is unne- eossary for us to ask fer a crowded house.We observe that His Worship the Mayor.\u2018has just made a most liberal donation to the funds of the Society, also that Usun.Jordan has followed spit.What doeur Irish fellow- oitizens say to this ?Are they to be outdone by foreiguers ?ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.Wenotice aletter from the chairman of the Charitable Committee of the Irish Protestant Benevolent Society objecting te the statement made in the report ef the St.George's Bo- siety to the affect that twenty-five Irish Protestants had been relieved and sheltered\u2019 after having been refused assistance by their own society.A flat Sopiradistion is given to this statement backed by the afirmation of Mr.R.Miller, the President.Ws apprehend some misunderstanding prevails and shall be glad to see the St.George s Botiety explain matters.Le - FIRE, ev .\u2014 CA, About haif-past nine last night a smell of fire was noticed in Notre Dame.street, hat for a considerable time it was impossible to discover whenee it proceeded.Mr.Cummins special watchman, at length discovered that a fire was raging in the store ocoupied by Mrs.Wright, 386 Notre Dame street, as a Berlin wool Repository.The resls were superintendance of the Chief the fre was extinguished are any great amount of deusge had been done.gre CANADIEN.Thursday vight the 27th anniversary of this Society was held in their rooms, Gonsalve Doutre, the President, in the Chair.Out of respect for the memory of the late Mr.Papineau, the usual celebrations of the oécasion wore omitted.A report was read of the many talented lectures which had been delivered during the year, and of the presentations of bosks te the library.A tribute of rerpect was paid to the deceased members, in appropriates tems; amongst thesepartioularly named were the Hon.J.L.Papineau, Jud Aylwin, My.A.C.Scotts, of Bt.Petersburgh, stated that | eing instructed that the judgment in the G¥ibord es contrary to law, the Institut had determined te oarry sn appeal to the judicial committes of the Privy Couneil in England, for which purpose $3,500 had been subscribed and tbe | services of Sir Roundel Palmer, Q.C., M.P., had been secured.The Nouveau Monde had reiterated the charge made by the Bishop of Montreal that the library contained immoral and ebscene works.Proceedings fer à false and scandalous libel upon the institution had taken place.The receipts were Pour le, and ent ef them $100 had been sent to the Prènoh soldiers wounded in the Inte war; the baléhee now en band was $309.On the motion of the on.L.A.Dessaules, \u201cMr.Gonsalve Dentre was re-let dent, the other elections were: 1st Viee-| Proiident, Dr.Prefontaine; 2nd Vice-Presi- dent, Mr.L.A.Boyer ; Recording Secretary, | Le Mr.A.Bolsseau ; \u2018Assistant Becretary, Mr.T.H.Robillard ; Treasurer, Mr.L.0.Crevier; Corresponding Secretary, Mr.H.B.Raidville : : Librarian, Mr.F.O.Rinfret; A sistant Librarian, Mr.A.Robert.After some forther business the meeting adjourned.RELIGIOUS NOTICES.Services To-Merrow.INSERTIONS under this head free of Clergymen wishing announcements made of services at their churches are ap ted to send.Information on Fridav, or Frito 4 for raion latest, or they w be gr.Ann's Cuvacn.High Mase at 10.36; Vespers at 3.38 p.aa.Krex Cuvrcn.\u2014Services at 11 a.m.and 7 |- pm.Rev.Mr.Thornton.Z10% Coron.\u2014Serviees at 11 an, and 7 pm.Rev.Mr.Chapman.| Sr.Ganuim.Cuvnon\u2014Thé Rev, R.Campbell will preash at 11 a.m.Doronkaren Sracær A.P.Cuuncu.\u2014Rèv.George Wells at both services.Bisnor\u2019s Pacson Cuvkon.\u2014Figh mass at \"10:30 a.m.; Vespers at 8:15 p.m.Farxon ProrusrauT Cuvron, Craig street.\u2014Rev.M: Rivet, at both services.Br.Paur's Cuvrem.-\u2014-Sérviees at 11 sm.sad 7 p.m.Dr.Jenkins at both services.ghee til 06 Chae 4 Lay's Seminary, to a.m.; evening, 7 p.m.pisno-forte recital on this continent on Mon-{ promptly in attendance, and by the judicious | ase was | p-m.Êt.Luxt's Ononon.\u2014Mérsing servies atil .Rev.J.Theraloe.- Brsxink CEouoR\u2014Presbyterisa.\u2014Morniag 11, Dr.Tayler; evening, 7, Rev.J.@ibson.: at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m., by Rev.5.J.Hunter.CrurCH or ST.Jaues THE APoSTLE.\u2014Cho , Litany, with sermon, at 4 p.m.Seats free.\u2019 ° Wrsr-Exp PeesayTEntan Cuoron, St.Jo- reph street.\u2014Rervices at 11 a.m.and 7p.oh Rev.Mr Young.Sr.Pirriok\u2019s Cauacu.\u2014 High mass, with eermon, at 10:30 a.m, Vespers at 3:30 p.m.* .DORCHESTER STREET W.M.Crvaoz.\u2014Âet.Mr.Sparling at 11 a.m., and Rev.Dr.Dougtes at 7 p.m.CRABOILLEZ SQUARE Frrr-Brar Caunes, Inspeotor street.\u2014Rev.Samuel Massey a both services.Sr.Jonx Tar BviNGELIST.\u2014Sermen at TE a.m.by the Rev.Mr.Norman, and at 7 pus \u201cby the Rov.Mr.Woodi\u2014 - Sr.Jaurs STRRET W.M.Cacror.\u2014Rev.Mr.Alex, Hardie will preach at 11 a.m., and the Rev.John Potts at?p.m.Crauurr'8 Cnvrcn, (Presbytcrian) Mile \u2018End, Rev.John Jones\u2019will preach at 11 a.m.and 7 pm.Al are invited.Sr.Jons's PRESBYTERIAN CrruncH, Dorohes- ter street.\u2014-11 a.m., Rev.M.Geoffroi, in French ; no evening service.Mission House, corner of Nazareth aid Wellington streets.\u2014 Bible class at 2 o\u2019clock; service aud sezmon-at 7 p.m.\u2014 Wesr-Exp W.M.Cuorcu.\u2014Serviees, 11 a.m., sermon by Rev.Mr.Sparling; asd 7pm, \u2018sermon by Dr.Douglaer.*.mon by the Rev.W.H.Waters; and a p.m., sermon by Canon Banoruft.CuurcH or Our Lapy or Tux Axercth, Chenneviile strest.\u2014English service at 7 p-m.Sermon by the Rev.Father Brown.Sr.SterERN\u2019s ChivcE\u2014Dalhonsie Street.Morning prayer at 11 a.m.; eveninz at 7 pm.Rev.W.B.Curran, ofei clergyman.Enrasnooxs Srexer W.M.Ceunon.\u2014Rew.A.Campbell will conduct the 11 a.:u.servies, Gordon will preach at 7 p.m.tiere street.\u2014Bervices at 10.50 a.m., Rev.A.Gordon; and 6.30 p.m., Bev.A.bell Covemant service at 2.90 pom.Care où mu Mesaum\u2014Benvez Hall min \u2014Eervices at 11 a.m.and 7 piu.Rev.Du third of his morning lest The bile cordially bivited.© To Thepablioaw Apvent CumsTuan Sevres, Ne.6; streat.\u2014Services at 10.30 a.m, and 6.80 - Working-mon\u2019s Bible class at § p.m.; sub- jeet, \u201c What do the Soriptures eclare 1#- garding the Trinity.All are invited.: ~~ Fmer Barrray Ouoncs, Beaver Hall.\u2014 W.Cheetham will preach at 11 a.m.and p-m.BSuaday-schoel and Bible Classes i + 3 .m.Young Mea\u2019s mesting ou Monda pm: Wednesday, Prayer-mecting wie ps.Faxe Cuonox, Corrk Sr.\u2014Rer.Dr.Burst at 11\" am.and ¥ p.m.Familiar leature at 3 p.m on \u201cThe Church in the Catescmbs.\u201d On Monday evening at 8, Dr.Bures wil?giver à free lecture before the Young Men's Asse-.ciation, inithe Lecture Room, on * The Kar- Hor Bards of America.\u201d Christ CwuroB CaraEroraL\u2014Divine Ser vice on Sunday, Jan.14th.Morning at 11 s.m.Prayers at 4 p.m.Anthem, \u201cJudge me 0 God,\u201d Mendelssshn.Free evening sew vice at 7, Anthem, \u201cHear my Prayer.\" Ment.Sermon by Rev.W.H.Waters.Strangers accommodated with seats at au.the sevices.Suarreesvar Harr\u2014Mountain Street (be- twee bol Antoine & Bonaventure.\u2014Sabbath ook, Sunday morning Pope Bible and Prayer Meeti Sunday: evening, from ¥ to 8.50.3\u2014Me ating for prae- tice of singing, and Temperance meeting em, alternate Monday evenings.4\u2014Collections mb, all meetings.AM are invited.ST.Axpekw®s CroroH.\u2014Morning service, 11 o\u2019clock ; evening service, 7 oleh Rev.* Gavin Lang officiating.Subjeet of medication at both services, as suggested by the: Evangelical Alliance, \u201c Thy Kingdom Come ; Thy will be done on earth as it is done in Heaven.\u201d day evening at 7:30 o'sloek in Ohureh.: Strasigers acosmmodated with seats at aly; - ser es.BON Or THE\" Grsv.\u2014To-morrow (Sun- | da the festival of the Holy Name of Jesus, being the patronal feast of the Society of Je- aus and of the Church of the Goan in parti- * cular, the Choir will perform at thie ten 0 noi : morning service, Farmer's Mass in B flat, complete.During the bene liction, at the ' 8 o\u2019elock evening service.the Choir Rsing Buhler\u2019s motel Jars duicis memoria, ohorus; Webbe's Alma Redemptoria.mater, soprane, : aolo and chorus, and Tantum ergo, chorus, Là Gauthier.ra % \u2019 SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.; Srart.\u2014The Papal Legation ia tobe esiablished in Madrid.The name o i, Pepe\u2019s Nunole in Spain has not yet trane- pirod.Gramasy.\u2014News has reached Berlin that the Customs convention agreed u Frante ard Germany was ratified yesterday anses In the Bavarian Chamber the Government justified the use of the old Ohthetic burial services.RreLann.\u2014The steamship Erin, for Havre, - was obliged to put bask for want of eoal and \u2018heavy weather.The steamprhip Maly put back to Queenstown with screw disabled, on the 8th indt.The number ef men killed the explosion In the Oakland eolliery was the others have been aceounted for.The eause of the eatastrophe was fire-dsmp.| \u2018 Séuddamore has been appointed Di Q@eneral of.telegraphs for the United Kingdom.The Rev.Mr.Watson hss been found guilty of the wilful murder of his wife.\u201cRome Dane CATHEDRAL.Sfar mass à ; 110:30 a.m, with sermon; Vespers at 8: Ortaws stazer W.M.Couroz.\u2014Serviees oii TriNTY CRuRCH\u2014Services at 11 a.\"BP and Covenant services at 3 p.m.; Rev.To ii Ear Ex» WesLayax Cruacwm, Lagauchag: - La Cordoer will deliver to-marcow (Sunday) the © Ee .: from9.15to 10.15.2:__ Wesk day serviow asad Wednes-» n between .| Saturday s January 13, 1873, ee WIFE; The Erother's Promise.CHAPTLR VII.\u2014 Continued.u In a schoo! ux und-r governess or com- nico to suine «Id Indy, or esruing your \\eliboo.i in 5 ob: cure place.3 dou\u2019 truvo) with ur I.waperstive capital I\u201d i Tiere was evme tiicg 80 utt-rly heartless in this speech, that Sylvia's heart mani withou Lisl she dia not anawer, but atocd b: fore the plage, slowly taking out as ty onu, the pius that corfined her maeu: fi - nt blue à 1-ck bair, until it fell a aveil of eLinioz, Hppliag blsckness sioand hr siecder fie jure, almost to ths knees.Ms Burton tu tech d it caressingly, as if she would fain crsse the memggy of ner Jest - tue] wills, © Oh, Ey:vin, ray pet, you are so beauit ful.Cheer up, girl, we shall not always bé wandeturs upon the face of the vartb.Your iso bhali make us rich ad happy ati\" 7 Hytvia Burton's lip curled, but she was #lent.Aud when as laet her tciletts was coriç'ete, and =} \u20ac stood tall and lovely as a white catictin on the fl ating, siivery diaperics, with tho green ribbuss lying in ex quisits contrast against the snowy foids, aud her face just flashed with the peach.like blces m of sixteen, it would be diffi cv't to conceive a mors beautiful creature, Mre.Burion looked triumpbantly at her 80ft yes sud p.\u2018ect oval face.« You lock like yourself, Sylvia\u201d she crica.+ W skall win the game yet\u201d «Are you re:dy to go down, mamma?It ie \u2018u]! tn minutes since the bell 8 urd.ed.» + Yes!\u201d Mrs.Burien tock up ber laced handkor- chiut\u2014b:1d thilfully, #0 zo one could seo \"how much it was darued and mended\u2014 ard ber fan, aud turned towards the door As Syivia swept alorg with the languid grace of 8 queen, the long train of her dress caught some rustling object on the fioor.She stooped to pick it up.¢ What ir this, mamma\u2014a letter ?\u201d «1 bave not dropped avy letter,\u201d said Mrr.Burton.\u2018Come, Sylvia, do burry\u2014 I am perithing for a cup of tes.\u201d \u201cBut it is a juttor, mamma\u201d Syivia - évaur ed towards tho fading light Of the wirdow, aud held.it up.\u201c An opaned letter: « Whose ?\u201d Eylvia reat the subscription elowly\u2014 «4 Percivat Talbot Esg, D -\u2014= House! «-Percival\u201d \u2018Falbot !* {riod tho mother, her whole face and form bacoming instinct with eager curiosity ; \u2018a letter to him ?* .#Yes, mamma, and in a femsle hand- wmiting too\u201d tt Glvo it to me, quick let me see ft! Now we can find ont who he is, and what ho is and about him.7Tbis Is unexpucted good Inck I\u201d But Sylvia held the missive back from ker mathe ontatretchod had.\u2014 \u201c Momma, you wouldr\u2019¢1ead 15 7° Yee, I would, Give it to me this in - stan*.Sylvis ; :l's just what I want.How lucky that Le happened to drop it hero\u2014I woider if Le has missed it yet 1\u201d As Mrs.Buiton edvanced, however, 8vlvia drew Lack into the recess of the widow curtains, 8'ill holding tightly the Qovui-d document \u201cSylvia!\u201d ejaculated the mother, half eavazely, huli-coszingly, \u201cgive me the letter !\u201d \u201cNo, mamma\u2014nevei ! .After ha bas brew sn kind to us, would you seck dis Rocorably to pry into his private affairs ?* + Hw lave you speak so to me, girl \u201c How care you aek me to said you in auch à mesn ect of treackery 17° \u201cWiil yon give mo that letter ™ de.mended Mis.Buiton, in a voice fairly choked with passion.,Ç s No! Srivia answered, defientiy.Mrs.Burton pleaded no farther, but made a rwift, dirting movement to seizs Ît from lier daugbter 3 hand.In the same Instant, Sylvis, with a an eye qutck to detect tha other's intont, bai torn it intn a Ecore of pleces, and thrown it recklossly to the soft summer wind with.ont, «There !\u201d ske cried, with eyes laminous and difint Mra Barton stood an icatant wÈite with rage, looking silently at her daughter; then, zait conrcious that forther altercation weuld be useless, she turned away aaying-\u2014 \u201cCome, let us go down to tes.Bat,\u201d ahs added, sp aking throu :h her cleuched teeth, \u201cyoul live to repent the day you did that decd\u2014you'il live to repent it, BSylviaiBarton, ace if you dow\u2019.I* .They were the words of proph cy.Sylvia Burton did live to repent the deed from the very bottom of her h: art.How little do we all know the vital moments ôf our several destinles\u2014how idly wo cast aside the clues that are extended $0 our blind gropings by the warning hand of Fate.Had Sylvia Burton beea less ecrupu'onrly honorable, and rsad the let ter whose myriad fragments were being idly ccattered about bythe capricious move- meht of the broege, it sould have turned the whole course and current of her life.But she, knowing nothing ot the cloud which hurg lack, and lowering over the horizon of her young existence, paired on down the broad staircase of ths botal, con- scinus only of her youth, ard freshness, and excvedtinp Joveltar ss.Nevertheclezs, even in this moment of Rerinvoiuntaty self-assertton, her mother\u2019s passion choked words rang in her ears, ever and ancy, haunting her lik the sound of a far-off kn all.8 You'll Hve-to repent tho day you did that deead\u2014jcul live to repent it, S;ivia | Burton bloom, and beauty, and elasticity of her life.cis well that our faltering hands \u2018| are Dot permitt-d to turn the lueves of Fate's book, and scan the records of \"i unacted fawre.For it she he self b knowa all that was in etore for ber, s m'ght almost have besn williog\u2014nay, even prayed\u2014to rest her head upon ber pillow thst July night, when th.gr Aden gtars wore quivering overhead, ard\u2019 earth seemed so full of promise snd gladuers, never to rise it again Sylvia Barton did live to repent! CHAPTER VIIL THB BALL DBRS Mra.Clar-uce Bu:tou's sifibi tious de-ir.« were gratifi d.Sylvia's entrance foto the crowd-d d :~ ingroom was accompauied by 8 univers turning of beads, and that low, ivarticniat.murmur which denotes a « seusatipL\u201d ; and as thu tal}, beautiiul girl sw.pc dowu the narrow aisle betwien the tables, with a aort of graceful haughtiness, spparently quite ind'fferent as to whether rhe wer: voticed or not, her mothoi\u2019s heurt swolicd high wita mide.tt Who are they?\u2019 passed in a whisper from tible to table, and no conj ctures wers hezarded respecting the now arri val.Bat Mr3 Barton, wisely dueming it po- impression to be imm:d ately cflacud, spent the evening in ber own rvom where poor § Sylvia nearly fell foll asleep trim ming her coiffares, and mending her 1ices, until eleved-¢\u2019clock at Light.The picturetque little mineral spring iu the grounds of tho hotel wes througed at six o'clock the next morning by ardent votaries of health wbo desired to drink the sparkling waters, and fashionable eannterers who came thither merely to -{-display-their toillettes or watch the-gay- throng, when Mrs Burton, in an ¢xquisite white muslia wranper and a white veil, thrown Spanish fashion on ber head, came! up to the railed erclosüre, carelesely tap-; ping the ground with her parasol, as ji ut- : terly unconscious of the general gaz) that galut d her.fog glare and uonccmpremisiog sunshine of the summer morning.Her complexion, delicate as the satin petals of a damask rose, glowed with bloom and freshness; her lovely blue-black hair soemed as if iw heavy coils must weigh down the small, aristocratic head ; and the eimple orns ments of carved bog oak that she wore set more elaborate decorations at defiancs, while, beneath their ianguid, arooping \u2018lide, her large eyes shone and littered with almost orioutal fire - -# Why, iv's the beauty that dawned upon us last night!\u201d ejienlated a young Lon- dover.¢ By Jove, she\u2019s a perfect Cleopa.teat I looked over \u2019 their names in the book last night.IVs Mrs.Clarence Burton and Mies Barton.« Burton\u2014Barton,\u201d repeated his companion, whose fadiog charme, heightened as they were with rouge sud pearl powder, wore an almost ghastly look in the fresh probably they're nobodies \u201d « What a beautiful face I\u201d exclaimed another gentleman ; \u201cit is simply perfect \u201d \u201cA dol.\u2019s face, red and wbîte, with big black beads for eyes |\" coats mptnousiy retorted his lady friend.\u2018\u2019Therc's uo ex- preesion whatever there !\u201d « She is & mere child yet,\u201d chimed ins third ; * but by the shader of Venus shel be the loveliest creature the sun ever shone upon in another twe years.I wou- der who knows her?I'd give half I'm worth for an introduction I\u201d \u201cHow enthusiastic I\" titterrd a blonde belle.\u201c Gentlemen saws always wild after a now face.I wish mine was new!\u201d \u201c+ Bo it was ten years ago,\u201d sald her bro ther, maliciously.+ Hallo! thers\u2019 a lacky follow talking to her.\"Say, does aoybody know that chap in the grey ruit ?1°yo & notion he'd bs a niow follow to know and besides he could iatroduco me to that aogel of agirl\u201d .Percival Talbot was talking in a low, absorbed voice to Sylvia sa she drank the glass of mineral water be bad browgbt her, utterly unconscious of the marwur of tongues tha* was going on -aroune her, and careless of the critical giances that were levelled at her.Syivia Barton had always stood alone\u2014.always fought her own battles.Always brought up tn regard all the world as her enemy, that quiet mien of haughty indifference was not altogether feigned.the suspiciously, calling her ges» \u201c beld,\u201d avd her royal hauteur \u201c s£f:otion ;\u201d nor did she care much more that the gentlemen, one and all, were ready to fall down and worship ber superb type of beauty.And yet &ylvia Bbrtoa had à warm » d loving heart, which flasked up into exiet- ence sometimes, io spite of the false and hollow mode of life which had done so much towards foestlizing it.the blinds of her window aa her daughter came up the steps of the hotel, with Percival Talbot's handsome head bent low to catch her oarelessly uttered words, and an exultant smile crept over the bard lines ments of her face.\u201cIf ever man \u2018was In love, he is\u201d she thought.at last! Well, well! 1V6 tima she did, for for Pm tired of this miserable life.I wonder if thert\u2019,] be time for another nap be, fore'b'eakfan! \u201d Ia three days more, Sylvia Burton was the escinowledg-d bolle of Cheltenham, courted.worshipped, »nd feted on wvery side, - Hor culm, indiffsrent WAY Festmed only to render her more bewitching to tho languid votaries of tagblon, and those who had achieved a reputation for besuty prs dethronemeut in that malicious, spitefûl ay peculiar to the race of womankind.Ropent it! Wo:ds aro powerless to tell (Te be.continued.) » \u2018how deeply she repeated ft\u2014with all the | _ Titic not to allow the vividoess of tbe fist] Sylvia was lovlier than ever in th: try- | morning air, #1 dov\u2019s know the name\u2014\" cared not a whit thef the women eyed her | Mrs Burton was peeping down throngh \u201c Sylvia has won à golden prize | vious to ber arrival received thelr total | AND CuM TING 4 a Cook, a thoroug MPORTING.fodge of the natural laws which govern the operat of digestion and nutrition, and by a care al pplication ave the fine ae | well-selac{ad cocoa, i our break st tables with etn taly fuvored y Save us many d ams Nerv er Buze simply with Boiling Water ov Dél packet is labelled, * JAMES EPP» & Ca, po maepathic Chemists, London \u201d Also, mukers of kippe'a Mliky Cgoon (Cocos and Condensed M LL à Ssleky hea Made h 4 x Horehound and Cherry Balsam is the fa vorjte remedy for Cous hs, Colds; &c.re od a botiigs.a4 23¢,, SUC., and SLU sold by RichMmona Spencer, Chem coruer \u2018f Notre Dame and MoGiit streets, Montreal.J.GARDNER, CHBNIST, Proprietor af the \u201c Cingalese Hair Re ewer.\u201d\u2014It is reported (and we can rely upon tho information) that the \u201cCingalese Hair Renewer\u201d- will adopt à new dress early in January.Its effect inre- storing grey hair to its natural color and beauty is almost-eclipsed by its perfection as a halr dressing.Oils, Pomades, Bandolines and Cosmetiques can ré dispensed with when using the \u2018* Cingalese.\u201d 2 Ambrosse\u2019s Alligator Oil cures Rheumn- tism, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Neuralgfà ac.For sale by all Drugsists.Price, 25 centæ 297-6m TERRAPIN.\u2014A splendid supply of fresh shell oysters just received.A good assortment of game always on hand, and cooked to order at the shortest notice.Luncheon daily from 13 to 3\u2014J0SEPH CARLISLE.210 Go, see and examine the large and varled assortment at the West End Fifty Cent and One Dollar Store, 435 Notre Dame street, opposite Recollet House.Just received, 3U cases, or over 2,000 New Novelties in Jewellery of every description, in Games, Toys, Work-Boxes, Cigar Stands, Meerschaum Pipes, Silvor-ware, Boys\u2019 Sleds, and thousands of new styles and patterns.Only come aud see, opposite Recollet House.For Coughs, Colds, &c., use a bottle of Hore- [Hound and Cherry Balsam, the best remedy known for all diseases of the throat and lungs.Sold by Riohimond Spencer, Chemist, &ec., 1 vorner of McGill and Notre Dame streets, + Mon real.Napoleon Weepiug.The un \u2018rite wHo has seen the end of his Iniperial Greatness, wept when he found himself so PE dealt with by his Antagonist and Ca apr, ing William ot Prussia.History seldom chronicles such lenlency on the of a Conqueror.Not so in Med: cine, for the Great Shoshonees Reme- and Pills have no respect of any reigning disease In the human body, for this combined medicine roots out completely all acute and chronic maladies, and converts the s ge tom Jnto a sound tabernacle for humant ve An excellent assortment of = os West-of-England Broadcloths, Doesk ns Tweeds and Vestings may be seen at MoMü- lan & Co's, 252 Bt.James street.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 C\u2014\u2014 C\u2014 C\u2014\u2014.\u2014Throughout the whole period of teething, children are partiulariy apt to be attacked by many troublesome affections, such as restlessness, sleeplessness, griping of the bowels, diarrbma, dysentery, convulsiohs, and a host of other nervous complaints, In such cases a dose or two of the immediate relief; and by invigerating the whole systems, prevent a repetition of the attacks, and, being entirely free from Opium, can be administered freely and with perfect | safety even in the hands of inexperienced persons, se To the Jewellery Trade.The trade will thank us for recommending to their notice the establishment of Mr.B.Coleman, 181 St.James street.Mr.C.is in a position to execute orders for the manufac ture of ine Jewellery in all its branches (Diamond, Pearl and Enamel Work), both in English and American style.Mr.Coleman devotes himself entirely tor the wholesale trade, its wants an 1 its interests.240-6m T> Landlords and Temants We notice that Mesars.Jeues: & Toomy, the weil-known house-decerators, have removed to No.15 8t.Patrick's Hall, Victeria square.All wanting house, sign, or ornamental Painting, Graini~ Glazing, &c., will do well to-note the addr.Mesars.J.&T.have a name for Lxecuting all all | oedere o tually, and on reasonab) Boy | | Asthwmatio Bronchitis, of Nine Years Standing; Cured by the Byrep.N.B., 11th.Aug., 1849.Mr.JAMES I.FELLOWS, \u2014 Dear Sir: { consider it my duty to Informe you of the great benefit I have reeeived from the use of your Compound 8yrup of Hypophosphites; I have Deen, for the last nine years, a great sufferer from Bronchitis and Asth at times so ill \u2018that for weeks I could neit or He down or take any hment of eonsequence, had at The time suffering intensely.I have | diffèrent times, the savice of twenty.two physicians, * * The le ast exposure to either damp \u2026 draught was sure to result in a severe attack of my disease ¥inding no relief from all.the me- ë icines I had taken, T çoneluded hed your om poun yrup ypophosphiten, have at reason to thank God 1 for the result.have, in all, taken twelve bottles; and now I feel as strong and\u2019 well as ever V folt in my life, and for the last year have not had one moment's sickness, and neither docs dampness or draught have the least effect u on me.Were I to write on the subjeet for hours, I eould not say emough in praise of To valuable Compound Myrupof Hypo- mien as, or give an adequate idea of my at liberty to make hat use you ploaso of Finis letter, Docause 1 its ob icity may be the means of b of benef ing où other as ST.JoHN, sufferers as much\" I reranin, yours respootfu Hy, ern Mrs.HIPWRLL, ] Exmcuth street.A oonstant strain upon the nervous forces: and fluids of the system results in the 10ss of Memory, morbid sensativences, impoverished blood, indecision of character, depression of spirits, sense of shame, lask of confidenos, palpitation of the heart, incapacity to attend to business, wasting away of the brain force, tency, aud weariness of life.Hundreds, after trying all kinds of Physiclans, Lave been cured by my new [ode of treatment.The usual nostrum and and complicates odiséases, A vice :\u2014Attend to y and free yous.self from the greatest of all mere ss = Children's Carminative Cordial will afford | consumption, paralysis, fmbeocility, impo- | treatment oly lo in- a HOUR FURNISHINGS.| \u2014 a.a > es PA - \u2014 +.RAILROADS \u2026 \u2026 saber Mth, 1871 cial Eexhibd- moper son dood EMENT is the MOTTOoÏ the DAY.SOURKEORD DRUDG RR PAB nôw and useful invention of combined CLOTH BRUSH AND MOP HOLBER, With which SCRUBBING WASHING, DUST ye: SWEEPING HITE WASHING be med vit extraordinary faciit tel, and cleanlines.Every Family, Store, H Office, Live very Stable and Public I Ratitution; besides nters, Whitewashers, Paper- Hangers, Farmers, &c., should have one.Price only.30 oents.Many housekeepers have ed they would ot, be De mrithoas it for Tes Doi DOLI.ARS after havin, 1 g used t.May be bought at the principal Hardware and Grocery Stores.The trade supplied, wi with the PATENT HOLDER and Brus on libe terms.The public are cautinned to see that \u2018they get the \u201cNew\u201d Holder.hearing the words, \u201cPatented April, 1570.\u201d Agents wanted.PATENT HOLLER CO, 38 ST.JAMES STREET, (Next door 0 the Post-office, up stairs.)\"| 59 J CRAIG STREET.504 COOKING STOVES for Coal and Wood.HALL, PARLOR, and BOX STOVES,\u2014all to be had, very cheap, for cash; at WALTER W.SARGENT'S, 561-CRAIG STREET, (Next the Gazette Bullding,) Three decors east of &t.Francois Xavier street.N.B.\u2014Jobbing done to order.265 PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.CLE?NDINNEN@S STOVES, C First P Prize.COOKING .AND HALL STOVES, for Coal , WROUGHT, CAST IRON and COMPOSITE HE DSTEADS and RAILWAY CAST- Mn, CLEN.DINNEN a took the FIRST- PRIZE for each Article that he Exhibited.BRYANT | & STRATTON MON TREAL, BÜSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER NoTRE DAME AND Prace D\u2019ARMES, Oflers a practical training in preparation for | busiuess pursuits, and- for thase-deelring- to- \"| prepare for situations as BOOK-KEEPERS, A\u20acCOUN TANTS AND The Course embraces BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, CORRESPONDENCE, _ TELEGRAPHING, PHONOGRAPHY AND FRENCH.Studenta can enter for the whole course or any branch, and can attend either day or evening or both.Classes from 7 to 9 each evening.Circulars containing full information on cation.spi J.TASKER, 302 Principal.MANY HAPPY RETURNS.WALNUT STATION ERY CABINETS.GOLD PENS AND PENCIL CASES {Patent New York styles).FINE R RUPSIA WALLETS AND POCKKT- Latest London styles).And a large variety.of Fancy STATIONERY.SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, = GEORGE HORNE & SON'S, - 18 Y3 8 Prunis Tovir wre (ANAD A C EN TRAL BROCEVILLE & TEawa para | GREAT BROAD GAUGE BOVTE TO OTTAWA.On and after MONDAY, January 1871, trains will run as follows:\u2014 5 LEAVE BROOKVILLE MAIL FRAIN a8 7:30 A.M., arriving at Ottawa Exrnnes at 5:30 P.M., connecting with Grand Trunk the West, ant arriving at 17 from wa at 7:18 P.M.LEAVE OTTAWA.Exemmss at 9:40 A.M., arriving a a?and d'ookmectine V1 Central and Perth Brand © certain connections with AL ira Bana of Ration Freight à forwanded with despatoh.As the B.à ee OC.are the same guage as the grand Trunk, car-loads wi will go {nrongh ib Grand Trank cars to all points Without tran.men ; Certain coniections made With Grand \u2018Trains.TH.ABBOTT, Manager.Brockville, January, WIL\" .3-1y NO-DA Y, 29th- December, the -awful rush commenees, to carry Away fine Japans, Soushengs, Congaus and ner Tous.À the People\u2019s Store, corner @ results of violating tne laws of Life.\u2014 .MoGili 8¢.Pauls loway.Aoi à 26 Fan streets ®, BROWNE, n TEST, PREMIOMI \u2014 CLEBKS.À ERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD INE, WINTER MENTS.CoMMENCIN an 25, 1571 br Exwerss leaves Montreal 818.40 a.m, siviving in Boston (via Lowell) at 10.00 p.m.pm.Niear Exrazss leaves Montreal at 3.39 Pp.m.,, for Boston (via Lowel) ri rence or Fitchburg); pal a so for New xs Springfield or Toy) arm pa Boston.at &.m., and New Yi kg TRAINS GUING NORTH po WEST.DAY EXPRESS leaves Boston, vie Lowell, at at 9.45 p N ton 7 EXPRESS leaves New De at 245 p.m, Wrouts Uvruer un Ha South Vernon at 9.58 p.m., receivi ng! pass\u201d engers from Connecylont River Railroad leaving New York at 3.00 \u2018field at 8.10 p:m1., connecti at Bel with train from Cheshire R.R.leaving Boston at 5.30 p.m., connecting at White Ri ver June- tion with train leaving Boston at 6.00 p.m.} leaves Rutland at 1.50 a m.connecting with trains over Renssalaer and 'Baratog Railroad Rallread, arriving in Montreal at 9.45a.m.Sleeping Cars are attached to both the night express trains runnin between Montreal and an ontreal and Springñle and se Albans and and Troy .D Ss 1, raw room Carson Day rèss trains between Montreal and Boston.For tickets and frelgnt rates spl at Yo mont Central Railrcad James street.G.MERRIL General Superinte nt.st Albans, Dec.23, 1871 \u2019 (GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANA ADA, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.NEW CARS ON ALL EXPRESS TRAINS Trains now leave Montreal as follows ie GoING WEST, Day Express for Ogdensbuigh, Otis Wa, Brockville, Kingston, Belle- =.Re e, Toronto, Gu Guelph, London, oe troit, Chicago, Ral all est, at.\u2026.\u2026.® 00 sm Night do do de \"do \"do, \u2018at.8:00 p.ma Acommodation Train for Brockvilie : \u201cand intermediate stations at.400 pm, Kingste: at.o.oo iiiianniinas a, Trains for Lachine at7.00a.m., 9.60 am., 12 noon, 300 p.m., 5.00 p.1a.+ .The 8.00 p.m.train runs through to Province Line, - Going BoUTH AND EASE Accommodation Train for Island Pond and intermediate S{stions Cerrone reese -7%00 dit Express for Bosten, via Vermont Ex Central, at NL dd Hécins press for New York and Boston, via Vermont Central, at.Mall Train for St.Johns and Rouseg Point, connecting with trains on = the Stanstead, Shefford and Chambly and South Eastern \u2014 Counties Junction Railways, and wish Steamboats on Lake © 500 i Jhamplain at.saves Ports.Mail Train for Island Pond and inter \u2018mediate Ntattens at ian and SOR.Night Express for \u2018Quebec, is 7 Gorham, Portland, Boston e Lower Provin 120 ps.Pullman Palace, a Sleeping Cure on all da and night through trains.Baggage ugh.As the punctuality of the trains de connections with other lin the Com will not be responsible for not arriving at or leaving any Station st the hours nam The steamers Carlolla leave Portland for Hal N.Se every Saturday rooon, au 4p.m.They have fi.commodatien for passengers and The International Com re 8 runing in connection with Railway, leave Portland every on sna Thursday at 6 pro.for John N.18s through hn Corpeuys inf: tion ure of all Trains at and time of Are and way stations, apply at the Ticket mos Bonaventure Station, or No.39 St.C.J.BRYDGES, M Director.Montreal, Sth Nov., Tarn 208 OUTH EASTERN COUNTIES JUNCTION RAILWAY.1871.TIME TABLE No.3, 1871.COMMENCING 6th Nov., 187L .TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS: \u2026\u2026 pend on GOING NORTH.; \u201cNo.1, Ne.\u2018 Dist.Mail\u201d Front, AM AM Rishtord, Vt, Depiare.es Baten Fiat.8640 45 ET: OD'S.0.Îl 660 146 West : rome.cesneuves 706 7.3% Sweet: [SP 7.20 750 4 Oowansville.:.21077 7,30 510 East F moam.24 740 \u2026 630; Brigham.crrevesse 7.50 8.40 Farnden.7.56 ; aL lar Piri Montreal\u2014Departute.vee od 800 LLL.St Johns.sacs ce oo $30 cess West Farn \u2014vsucsoune .818 M Farmden.\u2026\u2026\u2026.44 63% cere TÉGhAIMI.4450 00000 7 1L00 .Farnham.> 645 \u201811% Cowansvilie , 566 1146 Sweetsburgh.6.08 \u2014 1.068 : .P.X.West Brome.v.oc.18 46% 12.18 Emerson's.coe000se 6.85 12 Sutton Flat.6.46 1450 Abercorn.a 655 19.Richfort, Vt.Arrival.881 7.65 1.9 * Passengers taking No, 1 Train conneet at 1 Se for Now York, Boston, No change of Cars to or from Montreal.Stages leave the Stations upon arrival of Trains from Montreal for various places in other parts of the Eastern Townships.Until further Rotice, Fre! ht Traing will rus on Wy ednesdn and > si me « \u201cTrain for Waterloo leaves Montreal at 200 8a.m., Troy at 7.0 a.m., arriving at Montreal lows Kalle Buffalo, D De TUTO poin pren saine \" have right or Fo over ns Me Trains going Sou ortn bave right Track _ A FOSTER, Manager.\u201d Waterco P.Q., Nov.3, 1871.Wp Bi purchasin asing ye ur Flannels a, call at J.Are Ln & ve 484 ore Dame from Troy and New York, via es River - IE # 8 re Foo = A Cai ie > : TEE © + er 9 7 AE FT RAT ~ : o \" Eid T+ en a rrr be rey E 5 LE : 7 a - a : $1 iE Hk dork) yr bya - + fon a a \u2018ab.hoa wi; Cg mn gt CE apni onan nihil Lait pal ll ER A : - - énnèliens a pts rs = PE re TRE * un \u201cDRY.GOODE.TT Te en \u201cMEDIOAL.#2 RE \u201cFORT BALE 155 Fra IT GLOTHING.| __ \u201d \"IRELAND D.$153, 500 WORTH | oF | SFATLROE 1 IN OUR MST | propane + \"FOR\" SALE \u2018SALE.\u2018 So + no Small - pox is increasing in Dublin; à there = FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, FI 20e .TO BE i SAORIFICED AT ONCE.A \"QUIL: PS \u2014 WINCEYS, FANCY DRESS GOO MERINC PLAIDS, WEKD 2 AND CLCTHS, ANT, LES, RAILWAY RUGS, And an immense väriety of PA N-\u20ac FT G-0 0 D-S- AT AND BELOW COST.BROWN & CLAGGET, \u201c_- RECOTLET HUUSE, Corner gf Notre Dame and St elon Streets, 00 SHAWLS, MORISON'S OLD STAND, TURGEON § COMPANY, | , IMPORTERS, \u2018 ARENOW Offering BLANKETS at reliuced prices.Offering § FLANNELS, red, ditto whtte, very Offering DRESR GOODR st.unequalled prices.Offering BLACK LU JSÈNES, just in, every \u2018one's mone, and JACKETS of the latest style Offering MANT Offesing STRI PED SHAWLS at cost, to clear.Offering MILLINERY, @ complete assort- me This is \"ne \u201cOLD STAND,\u201d and acknow- the CHEAPKST DRY-GOUDS STURE inthe city._TURGEON 4 COMPANY, IMPORTERS, 4% NOTRE DAME ST REET.ST RECEIVED, a choice i, REAL LACE COLLARS, \u2014the | A NN U AL CHRISTMAS AND HIS MONTH.SALE, ALL Cheap Sale of Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Mantles and Cloaks\u201445¢ Notre Dame street.: MAN TLES AND CLOAKS from $2.50 and upwards, at 4564 Notre Dame street.ADIES\u2019 MISSES\u2019 and CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, COATE, MANTLES and JACKETS at least one-third less than regular 95 A.MCCARVILLE & CO, me 464 NOTRE DAME STREET.VER 200 M NTLES CLOAKS and JACKETS reduced in Fog aay and laid out for sale this day and follow- days.J.A.MCCARVILL\" 4 Qo.454 Notre Jz ne ADIES.« MISSAS \u201d and CHILDREN B M GARiasLDI RAN JACKETS.A MOARVILLE& \u20ac & co., .Cat: SALE OF FLANNELS continued during Holiday weeks.JA ARVILLE & CO.454 Notre Dame street.Mises and nd CHILDRENS CLOUDS and NU from l2}c.and Se and Ladies Gisuds, à ail colors and mak- wards.Ladies\u2019, Misses\u2019, Gents\u2019 > Youths\u2019 \u201d Undemoiotaing, very much une Ja A.MOCARVILLE & CO., 454 Notre Dame street.10 GOODS at 1%c.per yard; 100 pieces So a yard, 94 pieces at 200.per So pieces °F.per y and 30 pieces Tar- tac P No.5 Norsz DAME STREBT.GREAT CHEAP SALE OF SHIRTS, FOR ONE MONTH, PIECES OF DRESS ST.JAMES STREET.AR ; w.B.BOWI ES.Call and ex\" mine our Stous :-\u2014 > te Dress Shirts from 40d 10 8s 0d Extra Quality from.8 6d to 128 6d rame Hepat Enis Troi.08 0d vo Jie 0d a .w «7 O ord \u2018 +.de Sd to 21s 8d LI 11 \u201c ».108 Od to 30s Od « Flannel \u201c * \u2026.@ Bd to 12s &d } ent ef Collars, A ways on hand.Sons Re ber th number, ber, 25 St.James ot, mem e num eax! door Lo the Wesleyni Church.\u2018 W.BE BOWIE.ETES OVER Qui | TERR OF A CENTURY, | JOHN AITKEN & Co, MANUFACTURERS AND RSSSRPERS abies UNDERCLOTIRNE AND airs | te Stock of GENTS\u2019 FUR- ebrated ufacturers mano note en enables us to sell at We lowest prices.JOHN.AITKEN & \u20ac0., 877 Notre Dame Street \u2018me Ge & COROBIA JUST RSCKIVAD: One Case -of Ties and.Scatfs, © INTHE APOVE - .NEW SHADES FOR TRE \u2014HOLIBAYS, .Re J:200KE & 00, : 008 ae, Sanne soo! l-e0d ~ (Near Bt.Lawrence Hall, Ou FOR SALE AT THE \u201cve + aT gr Peis pacaanse + MUST BE.vain.Tw «To be had atthe - \u201cVicrona Drva Haas.CARBOLIQ DISINFECTING CARBOLIC INFECTING £ CARBOLIC SOL PR CHLORID® OF LIME.CHLORMATED SODA.ba ALSO, LUBIS 8, mos and GosNELL\u2019s PER- HAIR, NAIL and TOOTH \u2018BRUSHES, and\u2019 à variey of other articies for toilet use.J.KNEAS, - 30.RADKGONDE £81 BEET, 9 Victoria square.OYAL WESTERN DRUG HALL EGG POWDER, ' TRE ONLY REAL KUM TITUTE POR EGGS IN THE WORLD.ROYAL BAKING POWDER, in I 1b, and half 1b.Packets.CONCENTRATED LYE, \u2018 SPONGES, CANES, PERFUMERIES, ROLES.AND TOILET ALEX.MUNRO & CO.161 MoGILL STREET, |, MONTREAL.: LASGOW DRUG HALL.400 NOTRE DAME STREET.- CHRIST M AS -AND-NEW YEARS REQU.ST SITES, Smelling Bottles, gold an and silver ped.Perfume Caskets, mother-of-peari oud fancy \u2018wood.Parian Statuettes, Vases and Totlet Sets, Lubin°s5, Atkinson\u2019s and Cleaver\u2019s Perfumery, Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Chemical Cabinets, Crocus Pots, in Elephants, Hedgehogs, &c., Fancy Soaps, in elegant boxes.\u2018 ALSO, | Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil, Wint r FRuid for Chapped Hands, &e., Homœopathic Medicines and Books, ee Powders for Kheæmatism.J.A, HARTE | DRUGGIST, tre Dame Street.SPRUCE GUM, .JIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR COUGHE, CO HOARSENESS, AND JO RONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, Healing, Balsamic, Espectorant and: Tonic.Tuan who are very susceptible to sudden es ¢f weather, would do well to kee GRASS SYRUE OF RED SPRUCE G0 the house.ts delicious flavor, makes it a great favor- te withechildren.Price, 75 cents per bettie.For sale at all drug stores.| Prepared only by » 55 YR GRAY, - m8 Chemist, Monfiredl.Jom BIRKS, Chemist and 588 St.Catherine street, Dav.Ig ress residence to the Dwelling 4 his Shop, ean now, price venience, supply medicine or pense /pre- sori hour of night or on Sundays.BEES 0 OXGALL CARPET -| Neat Brick House, 2 ,.small Brick Houses o Gras SYRUP-OF RED.nearly 0 magnificent Reridences, Univers st Fveo first-ciaes H \u2018Beaver Han!) thd Itv.Councillor street.House No.348 Dorchester street.esideuce No.99 St, Hübert street, Handsome Residence, 175 8t.Denis street, Valuable Property on Rt.John street.Houses 25, 27 and 29 Kent street.Handsome Terrace on 8t.Antoine street.Two fine Residences on Larocher street.Two very handsome Houses on St: Urbain st.Oppoette Viger: garden.| Good Brick House, 164 Elizabeth street.* Detached e on hester street, Property opposite Glass Works, Delisle street.Those > eat boropertics, 12, 1» and 47 Richard- Tenement Pra Property, 85 85 Guy street.Permits to inspect th the above properties | be must be obtained from the undorslgued.ef The Subscriber is also red to offer a large number of Villa and ding Lots, and other investments not here Wide Lots Also, sole agent for the sale of the Property : belon ng to A.M.Fost ing of Fi andsome Residences, and a large number of Villa Lets, delightfully situated on ne avenue, Prince Arthur street, and Oxemden avenue, aud În the immediate vici- { nity of the City Park, which, together with the beautiful surrcan rain mountain scenery, 1enders it one .fthe most delightful places of residence on the Island of Montreal, and only one mile from the centre.of the city.\u2018The houses ars being erected on à new and highly approved plan, na rock stone fronts, mansard roo! ag kitchens, and will contain allmodern improvements.The price of each heuse 18 in the means of men of even a vert moderate income, and the terms are exceedingly easy, and title indisputable.Tailor 0 can be seen, aud all further infor- 1% on obtained, at the office of the under- gned.'H.H.GEDDES, Real Estate and Investment Agent .81m 104 St Francois Xavier er street.To LEASE FOR A TERM Horsepower Tyler Wheel.Buildings and Sheds ; also, Saw Mill adapted, Jor Custom work mises were rate ded aa | , and d are well for the Moulding Shop, ones Fe Pa tern Sheds, or they are advan us] situated for an Agricultura; Implement anufactory, or for the manufacture in Sashes and Bl oa F \"| connection with Planing Machines for dress.lumber.The faciiities for getting Inmber in the rough to these premises cannot oe better, as they are atastod on the main road water communication with Red .the large lumbering districts on the Ottawa, and lower districts on the St.Maurice.Brel © rought so the door.There is a | apply» Eri Eo re | Pree.2 at a great LY x Enterprise of this this Kind cannot bat do a thriving an paring | buisiness.The property will be on- liberal terms, object being to get business started.cular, apply on the premises, or by WILLETT '& MCPHERSON, Sts _ Chambly, a - \u201cFURS.-FURS! FURS! FURS! ER ouate end tee br tion oa to their well-soloeted stoc eb or © Eenera, LADLES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FURS, In EVERY VARIETY, And at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, RIEPERT & 00, No- 90 and 108 St.Lawrence Main street.285-8m Stains from Carpets tot dentroring the colors.Solid only by JOHNBIRES 58 St.Catherine street AUTION.The trade are hereb STOVE rol OLIS Ing at a higher rate LAA DOMINION BLAC BLACK a= but Perr in quality.The genuine DOMINION BLACK made by IVES & AL Montreal, is the best and D as thousands te, and, being of Home Manufacture, should be need exclusively.nials will convince and sold your Dominion Black ly equal to anything PROWSE BROS., 198 St James street, Montreal.- \u201c\u2018Gives better satisfaction tosny customers than anything I have et sold.\u201d .BAIRD, st James strootj Montreal Sp \u201c t gives general satisk satisfaction.\u201cI = _A- SHANNON & CO.\u201cGives satituction tn in\u2019 spect.\u201d i \u201c Notre Dass street, Montreal.me consider it it super to any other Lead 6.LEPAGE.Have weed used the \u201cDominion Black Lead afactnbed bY ai lves \u2018& Allen, and have * AM GL CES N ENG, ot.t James str CAN AD PRUE or Gee, 4 - JNSOLVENT A: or OF 1869.In the matter of EVANS & EVANS, of Mon treal, insalvents.On MONDAY, the Nineteenth day ot Feb ruary next, 1% the undersigned, as well individually, as LH ers in the above firm, apply to tbe said O-nrt, for arr the said/ Act OMAS ALFRED EVANS, SAMUEL REDDY EVA N OTICE is hey ine that the Partnerhin herevofore su er A ShIpDim ne pont ud ire es meuf ÎRELANDS, OBQUIL & CO, inthis day dissolved by mautual consent.IRELAN - Blamed) TRI AN ne VE IRELAND, i \u2018Montreal, Beh bet.RTL D°NT FAIL to make call at the Wheledals and, Retail Optical fstore, 309 Notre Dame street, URS! FURBS! NE pment LADLE > co Seal chilla, er Mink 0 ora, Lamb, Grebe, &c.COLLARS TES; also, Ladies\u2019 Sacques, in Seal, Boaver, iar, Persan La Mods; Gents Pur en Coats in all varietios; Caps and Gloves; Buf- flo Skins, lined and unlined; also, Fancy 7 executed with promptness and des- Phe IRS, by prices paid \u201cfor RAW FUR Wars | D.NAGY.ER, 207 and 388 Notre Dame street, *H1-3m Montreal J B BUSS, WHOLESALE AND BEALE ATL OYBTER x sr.JAMBE STREET, We are recel dail FRESH, CAN, BYLK and SHEL OYSTERS.© trade supplied with our colebented Br rire Brand, lower rates than the worthl inferior Oysters now offered;in.the - All Oysters sold by we delivered free of Leave your orders at headquarters, : 54 By.JANES SUREET + (Two doors West of Ottawa Hotal.) and Gents\u2019 Dining-reams opén from Ladies\u201d s am.to 11 p.m., conducted strietly on tem- pearance principles.76 | GRAND EXPLOSION| AT JOE BREP'S caxtsEn, : (OrrosrTs THE Crry HALL) JE represents a ARETE QOooked Goose, Turkey and Tarte von.teers, Cadeta, and 1 6 cents Military men Mail pros \u201cHot con Bread and Buster, only 5 cents.ose, © with Tripes, 6 cents.Ke Doone {in marching order) and one Beever ue, will be von for the smal) sum o Per Eitter 1 only five cents par dose.and famous Black pe ren he Bear called \u201cJenn Ahead\u201d ,\u201d the only, soner captured A e Red River Fxpedi is to be seen at { 200 Beefs Can Sk the greet son a the world He is avery man's country man.He will take five vert from a rank Orangeman as well as ° | 8 OYSTER AND Fresh Tran Shell Oysters.Dining-room ap > Fall Dinner, 250.Board.$8 per week., (71 CRAIG FFRERT, \" OSTER, Esq., consisting | water-pour- end Bremen, with Sty (80).1830, 000 \"WORTH OF [4 AM SURPRISED | That you gave no more than sie ver-Cont you had on last io can You bought it from J.GQ.Kennedy & Co., 8t.Lawrence Main street, you said ?Yes; and he has Sot & very \u2018cod Over-Coat for yr.and I saw some at AVG B the Soli- EERE J.@.KENNEDY & CO, MANUFAOTUING CLOTHIERS, No.81 ST.LAWRENCE STREST.un.ces scan cans .\u2026.teresa ss.ee.sess es nese cess asses ce 30e EE EE ERR N] \u2026\u2026.v +.esses seo vena ets bacase tren cesanpratres anes cesses ; sqeesd scenes unes 000000 ca0u te Gocau0 oo.sara ose nu ceuu: ecvu0eu 0 0008 aies 0 covese \u201c.#2.=.sac veut désa.u000 C00S 0000 GaOU ES =.J.A.\u2018RAFTER & CO.\u2014 WHOLESALE- AND-RETAIL- \u2026.CLOTHIERS, *: Ready-made and Made te Order, ' \u2014 Ne, 443 _NOTRE_D DAME.STREET.so > THE EVENING STAR.v1 ST.JAMES STREET.GRAHAM & Co.PROPRIETORB: » rp = \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 PESTE SE = , 5 Volume IV.us = ee Fe Baturinys January 13, 1873, Tax eis d'oilnok Sraæ is delivered from the effico of publication by oareful carriers.Perms, $3 per annum\u2014in advance.om rs Mr, CnarLEAu\u2019's letter to the Gazette would ecoupy Sve columns of the Star and nauvse- ato our readers, we therefore refrain from reproducing it, but will try to \u2018give an idea of ity tone and substance.Mr.C.starts by deolaring hiv WANs voor, ANTED, by a steady, respectable men, 8 Hituation as Stereman; is a good.droom, and is willing to make Hirnéelf Fen- erally useful; speaks both languages and is ote\u201d recommended, Address A, 64, S Slaw office ANTED, anactive young man as Agent, © to dtutribute bls! must be ones, trustworthy, and not afraid of work.CalPon Dr.Baird, at the Alblon Hotel, this Satardey) evening, at 4 o'clock.TA 'NTED, One Hundred Latbvrers, to work on the Grenville Canal.Apply at Laverty\u2019s Livery Htables, 116 bleury sept.ANTED IMMEDIATELY, ageod Operator; one who has had experience on custom work.Apply at 417 Notre Dame street.un ANTED, a small Boy to assist nt Broad Driving.Apply at No, 123 Lagauche- tiere street.sets WANTED, , a situation by a Boy, or Retall Dry-Goods Store ar for r Office Work; living with his paren has some Knowledge of Deg.Goods: £peaks French and Engl D; good references siven.Address À, 65, he of .nN WE à er Ys mani, Avpty at D,Montreal H ouse Hotels: 11 by a Lady, an Unfurnished Weis TED, WER \u2018AdbitFess, with price, price, Box v0, re Address A, 63, Sram oles.lessons in ang ys oung man.dress, stating terms, +» BOX x08}, va ANTED, a Gonoral Servant, at 100 St.Peter street.» ANTED, a Tablemaid, at 906 Sher Ww \u201cbrooke street.\u2019 10 ANTED.\u2014An experienced Salesinan 1s open to an en agement\u2014Clotbing.or bry Goods.Addrees 57, STAR office.9 TANTED, à viluation in a W hotesale House, by a Book-keeper, with 18 years\u2019 experience of genernl commercial matters, and a.know'edge ot French and Trrean; fiab-clams city referonce.Address A, 59, BTAR office.ANTED IMMFDIATELY, Blacksmith; one sho is com poten to sharpen drills, Apply at Mr.Mnore's Hardware Store, 177 Bt, Joseph street, or at the Works, Reecr-.voir, MoTavish street, sh bed E Bed ANTED IMMEVIATELY, & man of quiet habits, p furs r Reo EE uly, Address Z, STAR office, a 1 DUFOYR, FISHER & co.M k: 8 & CO.5 BPECTACLES \u201clé es , made in order to take adväñtag \u201cNOON _ TELEGRAMS.rr eme _ .Tha Sunny South.\u2014\u2014=memmeme : ?t _\u2026 New Oniraxs, 12th.- ./The Castes case same up in the First Dis- {riot Court.tü-day,-and ten or twelve witnesses examined.At the conclusion of the trial Judge Abell remarked that as the prisoner had not asked to be discharged, Le would adopt the suggestion of the Council and commit him to ba:l; that it was clear that the killing was done by a policeman, but admitting it was done by an officer from the Gem Saloon, he, the Judge, recognised Col.\u2018Carter as Speaker of the House, until there \u2018was a fully organized Senate and House to order otherwise.Even had Carter ordered the Sergeant-at-Arms to bring before him absent members at home, at all hazards, dead or alive, he could not bé held respônsi- ble for killing Wheyland, bécause Wheyland having been unseated was nol a member.During the trial immense crewds\u2014thron-ed- the Court room, corridors, and adjeininz streets, who cheered Carter upon his release.When he reached the street a crowd gathered and insisted npon hie delivering an address to-night at Clay\u2019s statue on Canal street.Consequently a meeting was held there, and addressed by Carter and others.He stated that he and the head members of the legislature would proceed to-morrow at noon to the Mec: anics\u2019 Institute, demand admission and the dispersien of the armed police force from the hall of the Honee of Representa- \u201ctives, over which he as \u2018eal speaker has entire centrol, and will warn the police force .and sll other armed persons there to dis- erse.He said he wished people to witness \u2018that they went peaceably, and demanded tthoirrighte °° TTT CITY COUNCIL.A special meeting of the City Council was held in the City Hall Just evening, His Worship the Mayor in the chair.© 7 PETITIONS.- From F.Barbeau, to be appointed bailiff.-ef the Water Works Department.Do., P.0.Cerat.\u2018Do, Prospere Archambault.: =- istors\u2014of Parthenas street, op- \u2018posing the granting of the application of anciaux & Paquette, fer leave to erect x steam engine upon their premises en the said street.From Reineger & Spellassy, to be paid $902, retained in their contract for street cleaning in 1870.From th: citizens north of St.Catherine street, referring to the present water supply.From Stsnislas Berez, for employ in the \u201cCorporation Department.REPORTS.: Frem Market Committee, on the establishment of publio slaughter houses.From Fire Committee, on the application ef Mr.P.Mullin for remission of a fine.From Market Committee, to grant leave to \u2018Messrs.L.Pharon and L.Carle to open private butchers stalls.= The Mayor said they bad received an acknowledgment of the reception of the petition forwarded hy the delegates of the City Council, Harbor Commissioners, and Corn Exchange Assoelailén to Mr.Langevin, Min- ser of Pnbliè Works, relative to the deepening of the river channel.fir.Stephens desired an explanation why .money should not be returned to Reiniger and -Spella street clesning.If treated Mr.Moore in a different manner, * Mr.MeShane, one of the sub-committee, to whom this matter had been referred, stated -there tad been a misunderstanding.He and Ald.Bastien had examined the streets and found them clean.The misunderstanding referred to some old men, whom they had ordered to be discharged.$900 had been retained, and he thought, in justice; this ought \u2018to be paid.LORS Ald.Rodden thought the matter should be referred to the Road Committee, and when they r\u2018ported to dis-uss it en its merits.Ald.David said the Road Committee had \"it before them several times.Ald.Rodden considered that according to a law passed some tine ago the accounts of the Water Works should be kept in n differ- ont form, and that the\u201cgrant for the work should be reduced.lle thought thoy could dispense with hiring an additional olerk.Petitions wero read from the Treasurer, Assistant City Clerk, and Wm.Robb, City Auditor, praying forincrease of salary.They were referred to the Finance Ca:rmittee, A Teport-fram the Road Committee was read recommending that St.Lambert's street, be extended from Notre Dame to Commissioners street, according ton plan annexod, and ask - ed that tliey be nuthorized to procure the valuation of the land and buildings to bo affected by the proposed extension, by Commissioners.One-third of the cost would be borne by the Corporation, and two-thirds by those whose property the improvenient would he.\u201d nefit.They rect mmended that the estate of Gillespie, Moffatt & Co., be sold by action with reference to the said extension.- rom the same fur the extension of St.- oter 3 \u201cbeyond Founiling to Commissioners street, 60 feet, English messure, in width, according to an annexed plan, also requesting authority to obtain valuation of the property to be improved by Commioners.e Road Committee reported that a communication had been received from the Pro- vinoial Government authorising the extension of St.James street to: Notre Dame; they had come to the conclusion to accept; and recommended a resolution to be adopted, for -expropriating the property of Hugh Tyler William Workman as might be required.It was moved by Ald.David, and seconded that all the above reports be referred to the Finance Committee.; Ald.Rodden inquired if the motion was of an not lately Fanaed at Quehee, for depriving citizens ef their right to veto improvements.He wished Ald.David to state what he meant.\u2019 Ald.David preferred to obviato all danger of the veto by the powers of the law ju-t men- tified.He would have requested the widening of Bonaventnrs strect to the \u201cdepot, if: not to the market, hat anfortmately the petition had not been proposed in time.He thought the right of vet.on the part of tie .people could work beth ways., Na.Rodden wa- nut aware of the, opinion of \u2018the pecpie on \u2018his question ! end till they gave ex: ro «ion ti it; he was ! unable to speak auth r tively.His private opihion was, that it si\":1d be aubjeet to revision by the peoples n- their interests demand- od.The same partio- to be thus affected, had aiready been taxc.l heavily for the widening of St.Lambert'« '{ill, and other improvements, If these were allowed mo right of vo- ~ | vriation of ¢6,514.56 to pay outstanding | Coun.MeShane, en the part of his ward ; L Re t> it would be jrorz awkward if when called upon they refused to pay.A large sum was now out, this would.increase it and the matter might for & leng period éccupy the attention of the{Courts.Under the cirsum- stances he witheld his sanstion'to the measures.Cod ~ Coun.Stephens eaid, Ald.David's course would bring about exactly what the last speaker had desired.If Ald.D's motion were adopted, it would bring the matter prominently before the parties affected, who if opposed to it, would then display their op- position.The 10 days netice in the English and French papers, was sufficient.- A large section would be opened with dry eellerage and suitable for warehouses &o.It would draw the centre of the city into the right | place and benefit à large pertion of the Kast- ern Section.;iAld.Rodden doubted whether they eould collect the money.As to its legality, he thought the opinion of the city Attorneys shculd be obtained.Re yersisted in hig objection, and he recommended caution as sueh large sums were involved.- + The Mayor read the law on the subject, and considerable further discussion ensued.On being put to vote, Ald David's motion wis carried by a vote of 19 to 2.The report of the Road Comittee, with reference to the extension of St.Peter street, was then rend.It was recommended to advertise their intention according to law.This question was postponed till next meeting.Ald.David moved, seconded by Coun.Mo- Shane, that the report bearing upon the ex- tention of St.Lambert street, be referred -to tbe Finance Committee.The conjoined plan had been submitted to the Road Committee.The motion was carried.Ald.Rodden opposing, objected to the | lan.I The report from the Road Committee, recommending the homelogation of Cherrier, Rey, Johnson, St.Jean Baptiste, Maple anu Montana streets, was placed on the Orders of the Day for next meeting.The Road Committee asked for an appro- beh 8.~The Finance Committee asked for $800-to-] secure the breaking of stone in the Reservoir, and, conjointly with the Road Committee, recommended the appropriation of $324 to- purchase certain chainstones.C7 The Road Committee asked for an appropriation of $500 as a further indemnity to Coady, whose property was expropriated on Brennan street.The Market Committee recommended the erection of two public slanghter-houses in the eastern and western portions of the city.An available site for the former was said to be a lot in proximity to Ontario and Fullum streets, belonging to E.Dufresny, and valued at $1500 an acre.property of the Corporation, near the Grand Trunk, and some adjoining lots, were thought most suitable, and were estimated to cost from $1500 to $1600.They had seen no reason to depart from the decision arrived at in May last.An appropriation of $45,500 was requested.and in its interests, strongly protested against the ersction of an abattoir within its precincts.He desired special note to be taken of his opposition.- Alreport from the Police Committee was read, recommending the additiun of 20 men to the Police Force after the 1st of February next, and permission to Messrs.Pharon and Robin to open private butcher stalls\u2014the former on Visitation s:reet, the latter on St.| Urbain.The Fire Committee\u2019s recommendation to rémit s fine imposed on Mr.Mullen was postponed to next meeting.The special committee sider the propriety of retaking the cersus reported that they considered the late returns wholly unreliable, and recommend that the work be entrusted to the assessors from their knowledge of the city, askirg an expre- priation of $2,000, to defray all expenses incurred in providing additional c erks, etc.In this the Finance Committee concurred, and desired the amount te be charged to the expenses of tho next civie year.Ceun.Lorauger, seconded by Coun.Leduc, moved that the réport be adopted.Coun.MoGauvran considered the repert n farce.The census returns had been bun- gltd aufficiently already.If placed in the asressor's hands confusion would be worse confounded.The m:tion being objected to, was withdrawn: On motion, the request of the Finance Committee for an apprapriation of 3500 to the Health Committee to bo used fur the pur- pore of vaccinating was granted.With reforence to the project of insuring the lives of the fireman, the Fire and Finance Committees reported, a number of Insurance Companies had been communicated with.The Nationat-tife Insurance Co, had offered to insure each man\u2019s life for $1,000, on payment annually of $1,002 for 15 years, and had sent in their tender.The acceptance of the tender.and an appropriation of $1,002 was recommended.Coun.Stephens suggested, that the Corporation procure powers for insuring the life of all ite employers, and that meanwhile the sum of $1,000 be paid to the families of those who died.He believed it the most economi- esl plan.- Ald.Rodden said they could only guarantee the agreement to last for one year.He did not consider Coun.Stephen\u2019s scheme practicable.Ald.Bastien was opposed to Inturing the men\u2019s lives.They were excellontly paid now far better than the mass of mechanics.Coun.MoGauvran took an opposite view.A motion was made by Coun.Stephens seconded by Ald.Bastien, to postpone ihe question till next meettng\u2014Lost.The motion for its adoption was carried with a majority of 5.The Light Committee asked for an appropriation of $500 te light the eoal ofl lamps in \u2018the suburbs.: The Mayor remarked on the present negligence in this respect.; .Coun.Stephens said no official complaints had been made since he was appointed Chairman.On motion, it was granted.; Previous to adjournment, the following reports, asking aprropriations, were read and inted to eon- passed: : - \u2018From the Road and Finance Committoe : for 500,000 bujlding bricke for sewers.From the Water and Finance Committees : for $7,584.24 for a land out.From the same: for $29,506.50 for water] pipes and material to be useu next season.rom the same : for $219, to build s wall at the Reservoir.In the west, land, the | The ANNUAL WESLEYAN TEA- MEERING takes placoon 7 THURSDAY EVENING, 18th INSF, in Mr.Wi.Coete\u2019s New.Bullding, which will afford greater accommodation than has been avallable heretofore.- A special train leaves Montreal at 4:30 p.m., returning to Montreal at 10.80 p.m.same eve- ng.; Tickets there sale at Messrs.Hugman's.return, ONE DOLLAR.For Milier's, Plekups, Spd \"TRINITY YOUNG MEN'S ~ ASSOCIATION.1, A LECTURE Will be dehvered by the \"REV.WM.MORLEY PUNSHON, oN « Wilberforce and his Fellew-workmen\u201d ON FRIDAY EVENING, JAN, 19TH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.: Tickets, 50 oents each; to admit three, $1.To be hau at Mra.Walton\u2019sand Messrs.Dawson Brothers, Grafton\u2019s, Notman's, and Geo.Bishop & Qo 's.mn A Tv EMPERANCE NOTICE.\u2014 : MOUNT ROY: L TEMPLE, No.], I.0.of G.T,.\u2014A fuii attendance of members is requested on MOA DAY EVENING, at half- past Seven o\u2019'civck.11 WwW.BIRKETT, Secretary.THE GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT AND BALL - \u201cOF.THB ; ST.PATRICK'S SOCIETY Wil be held in TBI.PATRICKS HALL, = ON Monpay Evænina, JAN.15th.Further particular in a few days.Proceeds to be devoted to charitable-pur- poses.Tickets.25 cents.ë ECKER PARK.RACES, 1572\u2014WINTER MEETING.\u2018Under the auspicesof he Montreal Trotting .Club.PREMIUMS, $2310.TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, January 16th, 17th and 18ih.FIRST DAY.PURSW No.1, $29, - For norses owned and actually being wintered in Canada, that have never trotted better than three minutes, $125, $58, $6.PURSE No.2, $20.For horses owned and belpg wiiitered as above, that have never\u2019 $12, $50, $28.trotted better than 2:45.: PURSE No.3, $350.For all horses owned and being wintered as above specified.320, $100, $50.; SECOND DAY.PURSE No.4, $200.For all horses that have never trotted better three minutes.$160, THIRD DAY.PURSE No.6, $350.For all horses that have never trotted better than 2:45.$125, $76, PUÈSE No.7, $500.For all horses.$300, $125, All the above Races to be mile heats, best 3 in 5, to harness (sleigh).Four entries to ill, and two to st .Entrance fee, five per cent.of Purse, and must accompany nomination in all cases.In all heats, when eight or more horses\u2019 start, 150 yards a distance; when less than 8, KO yards.A horse distancing the field will only be entitled to first money.Heats in cach day\u2019s races will be trotted alternately.A horse that is ruled out will not be entitled to any part of the money.Races will commence each day at ONE o'clock sharp.: Timing at Winter Meetings here is attended with so much difficulty, and from experience found to be utterly to accomplish with sufficient accuracy, to do Justice to parties interested or satisfy the pub lie, that there will be no attempt made to keep an official record.Time ts must, ther«fore, be provided for by the parties mak- \u2018ing the bet, Judges will have the right to postpone on account of the inclement weather or bad track, a race at any stage thegeot.Admission tickets for 1he tÂree days, $1.00.Single admission, Hc.Ladies free.gle teams, Zc.Double, ble.; Entries will close on Saturday, 13th January, 1K72 at 9 p.m., and may be addressed to T.HURTURESE, President; or to L.W.DECKER, Secretary-Treasurer, Albjon Bo- tel, Montrenl.DISINFECTANTS! DISINFECTANTS ! CARBOLIC SOAP, FOR \u2019 TOILET AND DIRINFECTING PUR PORES.CARBOLIC ACID, + or i TING yon DISINFEC | BICK ROOMS, LINEN, BEDDING, WATER-CLOSETS, DRAINS, ; , OESSPOOLS, â&c.CARBOLIC POWDER, PQ CONDY'S FLUID, CHLORALUM, CHLORIDE OF LIME, _OOPPERAS, | - AND \u201cALL \"OTHER.DISINFECTANTS, © FOR BALE AT JAMES GOULDEN\u2019S, | DRUGGIST, 175 BT.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, ) BRASON : At 11:10 the Oouncil adjourned for want of a quotam, - 85 ST.-CAT HERINE ST REET.; 1 the public at the wholesale prices, adding [to their interest to call at Mr.SHAW'S large.- $l 50.; PURSE o.& $300.For all horses that have never trotted better 2:35.$150, $100, mpossible at times | bol co FLUID, = By Henry J.Shaw.ALE OF HOUSEHOLD : \u2018URNITURE, CARPETS room and Bedroom Betts, Dining Tables, -Cune-seat Obairs, Clocks, boa reaus, Cen Tables, Cutlery, Crockery, 8toves, &e¢, the whole forming a.useful 108 of second-hand and new Furniture, to be sold av H.J.Shaw's Rtores, 725 Craig street, on MONDAY MORNING, 16th inst.Baile at TEN o'clock.HENRY J.SHAW, 0 Auctioneer.To FURNITURE DEALERS - IN MONTREAL.We have appointed Mr.H.J.SHAW, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, our ent for the dis 1 of our Furniture in ontreal.Our customers can hereafter save much time and expense by procuring their supplies from his Warehouse in Cralg street.; is our intention to keep him supplied with a full stock of our various styles of Cabinet-ware, including Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Dining Room, Library, and Hall Furniture of all varieties.We beg particular atiention to onr unrivalled assortment of Cane-seat Chairs, samples of which can be seen at Mr.811.AW'S stores.T.JOHNSTON, Manager Bowmanville Furniture Manufhe- turing Company.EFERRING to the above notice Mr.SiH1AW begs respectfully to invite the public 10 examine the splendid assortment of Furniture, consisting of fine oll finish and polished Walnut Parlor, Drawing- Room Buits, Dining-ronm, Library and Hall Furniture and room Suits, which he is now receiving, and which will be supplied to a ne Dr ne Drawers or Bheoting.7 he very best ua cents the yard.This twilled Cotton cams not be sold under 20 cents in the regular ; We are determined to give some desper bargains during our January sal a ee The reductions in our Clot moving the Pilots, Beavers, Mantle Cloth Twe anu B cloths, \u2019 .We still continue to give a spool with © yard of White Fianne), over 2 cents, an.\u2019 over 40 cents, and guarantee to sell the fiax- nels at from 5 to 15 cents per yard lower than any ether firm., 8.GARSLEY, *\u2014 395 Notre Dame street.Five per cent taken off all purchases before 11 a.m.: R G IN ST.JOSErH STREET.1000 4 RENIBHANB _ _ NEW QUBTOM TAILORING BST ST MENT.+ Just orened, the fiest arsortment of Gett- tlemen\u2019s Furnishing Goods in the City.Call and examine.Gentlemen, Clerks and can have thelr own Cloth cut and made order, without disappeintment.None but the best workmen employed.a Fifteen years\u2019 experience in one of the - est cities in the States, is a guarantee that work will be properly done.All work made by men.J.RENIHAN, - 175 ST, JOSEPH STREBT, MONTREAL.* .30-2y BARGAIN AT OARSLEY'S; \u2014Heavy Twill Cotton, suitable for Nigh - 2 134 cents by the piece of 40 yards, 344 y EAT EXCITEMENT \u201c \u2018 commission and freight.Dining and Centre Tables, Wardrobes, ressing Bureaus, Chests Drawers, Book- Bedsteads, Sofas and Couches will also be es, sold separately.Particu- Jar attention is called to the large assortment of Cane-seat Chairs of the most substantial and beautiful finish, suitable for Offices, Din- or Breakfast Rooms and Bedrocms, which t i will be supplied to the trade in quantities on n liberal terms.Parties furnishing will find it © HENRY J.SHAW, Augtioneer and |_ware-rooms, 721 and 726 Craig street.Comm ission Merchant, .A UCTION SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, TABLE-CUTLERY SILVER-PLATED WARE, AND OTHER GOODS.Mr.HENRY J.SHAW is agent for the Sale of two extensive Walnut Furniture Manufao-, turers in Ontario, and will be constantly su plied with Walnut and Oak Furniture of the most beautiful finish and designs, consisting of:\u2014Drawing-room Sets in Brocatelle, Mo- roce, Hair-Cloth or Damask; Sideboards, Dining-Tables, Cheffoniers and Chairs in Mo rocco, Hair-Cloth or Cane-seat; handsome Marble-top and plain Bedroom Suits; also, Bureaus, teads, Washstands and Wardrobes sold separately.Couches and Cane- seat Chairs in great variety ; Spring and Hair Mattresses, Mirrors, Pictures, and Statuettes.Also, Bilverware and Cutlery from well known Sheffield and other manufacturers.These Goods will all be sold at private sal at Manufacturers\u2019 prices, which will be much below the usual selling price, and also by special Sales at Auction.Pianos, ] ture, and other Goods purchased by Parties ordering Pianos, FF ture, w Mf, Shaw is Agent, the wholesale price.| HENRY J.SHAW, ' Craig street.sin distance, can be carefully ce or x r Goods, Se will be supplied at .T HE SUBSORIBERS A WATCHES &e ge 7 SUITABLE FOR ut HOLIDA Y PR ESE NTS.WILLIAM B.McMASTER, (Successor to Me Master & Logan): + {No.3 NOTRE DAME.STREET.\u2014 me JAKE NOTICK.ORANGES! ORANGES! ° CHEAP, _ ONLY 235 CENTS PER DOZEN, - eg - AT ol 4 MRS.BURNS, 4 No.863 87.CATHERINE STREET.te [MPERIAL FIRE INSUR- RANCE COMPANY, - or 845 1 ja CAN LONDON, ENGLAND We-1v BUY YOUR IIES.SOARTS, OFFER FOX SALE: LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS, CONSISTING OF JAPANS, YOUNG HYSONS, IMPERIALS, .GUNPOWDERS, TWANKAYS, SOUCHÔONGS and CONGOUR.ALSO, Boxes, _Malf-boxes, Quarter.boxes, Boxes LONDON LAYERS.Boxes, .foxes, { OOBE MUSCATELS, Half Boxes VALENCIA RAISINS.Barrels NEW CURRANTS, _ Frails ALMONDS, Quarter.CasKks OLIVE OIL.Barrels Steam Refined SEALIOIL.Barrels COD OIL, Newfoundland.| Barrels MESS PORK.Bags FINE BALT.WwW.R.ROSS & CO, 464 and 468 St, Pau! strebt.| LAYER RAISINS, cropl871 6 eod-1y* AND SLEIGAS.A choice assortment of the latest styles at ÆH.WHITESIDE & CO°S, \u201c &#D.PATRIOK\u2019S ITALL.06 ILLIARD TABLE.USIC.\u2014 Mr.VEIT, Teacher of Pianoforte, Flute, Singing, &o.Residence No.10 Latour street.Lessonsgiven on the FLUTE, with Plano accompaniment if required.8-15 FRENCH LESSONS by ven Pro- ; Ea J LEMENTAR Y INSTRUCTION TU CHII.)'REN given by a , whois willing to visit the houses Address C.A, BTAR office.7 a well educated and native by letter, to P.FURY, Teacher.Appl Es Mow 11 street, room 15 (up fessor, 338 Mouil 34a Papin, A ANOTUN G.- bangs ; ; The second term of Miss M.$.BURROUGHS Select Dancing Olasses will -commencs on MONDAY, 8tn Jan., at hor wglderce, No, 977 Ht.Oatherine street, opyusits Welll Terrace.HILDREN'S CUT TERS| = Wan a second-hand Table, for |.moderate bo Soa Address Box 13, West Farnham, P.Q.- T4 19235 BREAD! BREAD! The undersigned, having purchased the City Mills Bakery, is now prepared to supply families with Bread, at their residences, a8 the lowest current rates._ : Orders left at the Office, No.20 King street, will be promptly attended tc.12-1y THOMAS 8COTT ~~ FOUND., TRAYED into G.HARNETTS premises St.Laureut, & red aud white Bull, about a month ago.The owner can have it by paying expenses on application to the above.5 OUND, a bunch of threo Keys.The * owner can have them by the STAR office.; | OUND, u small Dog, with & number om Aduress A, 46 this office, 8 TOUND), on Monday, the 8th fhstant, à Key (supposed to he a Safe Key), w the initials RB & XM.tt.Co.The owner can have it by applying at 183 College street.UND, u Gold Earring.Apply at thi office, \u2018 7 MOUND, on the 15th Dect, In Bleury street, above Bt.Catherine street, a Beads or Hosary.The owner indy have it by calling at 231 Bleury street, : 8 BUSINESS CHANCES.N° CATCH PENNY.Wanted, Clerk, Agent or Partner; must have some available capital, in every town and county to put n the celebrated Dominion Fire and Burglar A arm.Patented in July, 1871.Every family takea one.No doubtful sutbority, It is comi into general ume.Profits 11 per cent.\u2018 yleld an independence.Call or address THOR, N, HARRIS, 251 St.James atrédh ; on LIN WOOL AND FANCY GOONS BUSINESS to be disposed of on lineral forms to 8 responsible party; Store and elling, suitable for a family.Address \u201cStore,\u201d 653, Post.office sie od ; \\ .THE advertiser, a Scotchman of good business abliity, wishes purchase an interest in a Wholesale TY business, Address A, 28, this offios, / 8 100 WILL BUY a Patent Tho owner.Adiredn A, & this offs.» 3 WILL BUY the gt wiil of a small \u2018Atand in the West-End.for e sivtog an falling health.Address 4,5 this applying Fad 7 6 (OLD-ESTABLISHED BER- WILL BUY the good-.AT THB wen ; _ BANKRUPT SALE, = BE 416 NOTRE DAME, CORNER ST.PETER i AE TRERT.* 4 .08-41, f a Fg 7 , [RI + à ace ro.RRR a eRe CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.The mise none ie ee TE es MANGFACTURING Sons _\u2014 sent w \\ - Annual Hosting.pr : \u201cBOON TO THE PUBLIC.To MANUFAOTURERS,| | OHN FORSYTH, The annual meeting of the Caledonian So- RECORDER'S COURT.CHRISTMAS AND NE NEW YEAR errr Po 5.SALE, : i spit ii a - aloty wasgheld last evening in the St.An- $ pA, power sT EN GIN E, new 0 \u2018 drevw\u2019s Home, Dorchester street, Mr.A.Mur- Before J.P, Sexton, Keq.A Six-ponnd Chest.of the, : 0-hovse ap] lete.BAM Acs WOOLLEN MAOHINERY, ; ay, its President, being in the chair.The Jansary 12th.FIN EST JAPAN TE A One SASH MOULDING MACHINE GRIOULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, attendance of members was excellent.The The inebriates were fined as follows :\u2014 FOR THRRE DOLLAR One ide.ACE PLANER, planes 18 inches des ac ac, - minutes of the last quarterly meeting, acd of 8 special meeting on Bt.Andrew\u2019s Day, were read by the Secretary, and confirmed.The report of Mr.T.Christie, the Treasurer, absent through illness, was read by Mr.Shewan.The total receipts amonnt to $1,212.- 88; total expenditure, $1186.81.The balance on hand from 1870 was $16.53.There were received $31.50 at the Burns anniversary ;.$35 at the last Social; $200 from subscrip- tiens; $392.10, proceeds of annual gatherixg : and $517.75, of the Halloween Concert.The usual $100 donation kad been handed over to the St.Andrew\u2019s Home by à speoial coummit- teve of two gontlemen.The rate of colleo- tions, at the rate of Dj per cent, was thought unusually péasonable.The several socounts had beey/andited and found correct.Mr.Show onsider:d that the accounts of spo- cial gatherings, &e., shouid be audited immediately thereafter.A desultory discussion ensued.On motion of Mr.MoRobie, seconded by Mr.Rose, the report was received and adopted.Mr.Yuill, Financia] Secretary, reported that the membership roil contained ~ 273\" names, of these 200 had paid.The total re- eooipts were $220.n motion of Mr.Rose, sesonded by Mr.MoFarland, the report was received, and the Reco.ding Secretary thanked fur the able manner in which he had performed his duties and forwarded the interests of the Bosisty ; ; -these were appropriately apknowlodged b | the recinient.In reference to the .centenary fur à Mr: Yuill stated that the subscriptions na 7 far been promptly paid.\u201c$700 had been colleotsd, on which interest was being received:at 5 per oent.The whole sum, when collected, would be almost $1,000.It had been decided to appropriate this to the.Technicological or Scientific Department of McGill University.Mr.D.McMaster wished this decision reversed, but withdrew his op, osition on finding that the main sum had been donated for this purpose.The Secretary, Mr.Logie, read the sixteenth arnual report.Thirty-eight members Bad joined their ranks during the year.The annual cobvention would take place | in Montreal next summer, in Montreal, ordinary preparations were required.He referred to the last Burns\u2019 anniversary and the annual y athering od July 1st, Messrs.Dinny and Fleming, the \\champiun Sootlish athletes, were to be invited te attend its next gathering, according to a resolution Passed at their last meeting; 1,375 persons, by tioket, attended the Halloween concert.He, and extra teverson.President of the North America \u2018ended in a verdiot exonerating ths oaptain \u2018embossed and gilt, Language of Flowers as directcd, had communicated with A.A.Sale id I.Ga 38% Chemut, 467 Notre D .Jas.Tierney, $1 or 8 days.- Hugh Monahan, who also refusing to pay his carter, $3 or 15 days.Catherine Melville, Mary\" Hughes, $500 1 month.Mary Buckley, a handsame case, $10 or 2 months.Olivier Belanger, drunk and assaulting a women, $10 or 2 months.Peter Buckley, assault-on bis- sister, $2.50 or 15 days.Melvina Delisle and Celina Bedard, for fighting in a heuse of ill-fame, were fined $5 or 1 month each.Xavier Charbonneau, $5 or 1 month for furious driving and cruelty to his horse.Wm.MoClosky, fast driving in showing eff his horse in the street, 310 and costs or two months.His Honor severely consured the praotice horse dealers have of showing off the speed of their horses in the streets, to the great danger of the public, and stated his determination to impose heavy fines on all who are brought before him.David Dasling, & big boy of 16, had to pay $5 for running his bob-sleigh en the sidewalk in st.Charles Borrommee street.NEWS B MAIL, At a publio meeting in Denny on Monday night, a committee was appointed to collect | subeoriptions, for establishing s Mechauios\u2019 Institute.- The Board of Trade i inquiry into the stranding of the steamer Comorin, held at Glasgow, from Blame, but condemning the prastice of overloading, through which the disaster had been brought about.: Time is bringing round some ourieis changes.A monument to Flora Macdonald has been lately placed over her grave at Kil- |- muir, in the Isle of Skye.There was a period when such an act would have entailed severe punishment on all concerned, for Flora was deeply involved in tho Scottish rising of - 1745, and it was she who saved Prince Charles Edward Stuart, phen a reward of £30,000 was offezed for -him.,.\\ Smelling Bottles.t Fluest cult.glass, wa warranted Silver Oaps, Bouquet, Perfume Satchels, select Perfum ery, Halr Brushes, Tollet Cases, &c.Also, the usual assortment of superior Syrups.For Algugnian Association, relative to this gath- ing being | heid ou the 13th of Augusy ugg; The reply was favorable.Mr.À.À.Bte- venson ad represented them at the annual weeting of the N.A.C.Association, held in New York on the 6th September last.This meeting would be held in Montreal during the present year.The holding of a social entertaihment, in the St.Patrick's Hall, as was dore last spring, (was recommended to bo repeated.Three quarterly meetings and six special meetings had taken place.Tho attendunce at commitieo moetings had been, viz: highest, 13; lowest, 1; the ma- * jority, from 8 to 11.In conclusion, the in- oreasing of their membership was urged.They compared most unfavorably with the Toronto society in this respect.Tho report was received, and the Secretary thanked for his services.On motion of Mr, Yuill, seconded by Mr.Shewan, Mr.A.À.Stevenson\u2019s letter referring to the next Annual Gathering was read, and ©rdered to be piaced on fyle.The President informed them that the celebration of Burn's Auniversary, on the 26th inst., had been resolved upon.It had boon proposed to secure Professor Murray, of Kingston, to lecture on Soottish ballads and poetry, and their influence on the Scottish nation.The Professor had been communi- ested with, but no definite arrangements Yrould be made for some days.\u201c À number of new members\u2019 names were pfopôsed, and the individuals unanimously elected.The President, Infresigning office, which he held for two ont dngrerien: reviewed the So- olety\u2019s history.It was instituted in 1855, for the purpose of encouraging the practice of Scottish games; bringing together these of Boottish birth and descent ; and keeping alive the memory of Soottish history.Their efforts had been generally successful.No society occupied a prouder position than they, and our citizens looked forward with unusual interest to their social entertainments, concerts and gatherings.Their membership, instead of ranging trom 200 to 350, should be 1,500 to 2,'100.He urged them to use every endeavor to increase their number.Their Scottish history, its legendary lore, ruins and curiosities gave infinite soope for entertaining one an- ether at their social entertainnents, and he hoped each would do his part.The annual gathering must be, by common exertion, made a splendid success; and he looked forward to the time when a olub and gymnasium woiild be attached to, and carried on by, their society, and.when they would be able to furnish Montreal with à Royal Culedonian Gathoring.He trusted they would evor Koop | before their minds their motto\u2014* We aim to excel.\u201d (Applause.- Messrs, Walker, wan, and Rose were ap, pointed Sorutineors.Mr.A.Murray was unanimously re-el.oted to the office of President.This gentleman returned his no- ienowledgments for the honor done him.The ballot for the remaining officers resuited as follows: Mr.T.Symmington, first Vice- Piesldent, re-elected; Dr.Farnie, 2nd Vice- \u2018President ; Mr.Logie, Secretary, re-elected ; Mr.T, \u2018Christie, Tseasur-r, re- -eloctod.Beard of Managers : Messrs.D.Cunningham, D.MoMaster, W.McRobie, A, M.Shewan, H.MoFarlane, J.Goudie, D.Millar, .Ruso, A.Balllie, J.Wright, W.Cunningham, A.G.\".Qülbert (of thé Gasetie).Mr.Bhowan was re-appointed to represent the Society at the weekly meetings of the Bt.Andrew's Society Charitable Committee.Kts Chairman, Mr.MoLenoan, warmly praised |! him for his fidelity to his duties.He had attedded 50 meetings out of 52, and devoted à large share of his time-te looking after the : œants of the poor of Boottish BARLEY.ge mpm ae repre THE LraCRORCOPE,\u2014O pe Qf (he most cating experiments, and oné Whith is eas! performed, is to watch the change in the of a delicate or very Fale person while using Fellows\u2019 Compound Syrup of Hypo phosphites.The colurless or dead corpusc Are steadily removed from the system, and are replaced by the red or vitalized particles so necessary Lo vigorous existence.Advertisements under this head inserted free.OARD.\u2014Well Furnished Bedrooms to Let, with Board, at 96 Alexander street.9 OARD.\u2014 Wanted a comfortable Room, th Board, within 2) minutes walk of MeGil College.\"Address A.B., STAR orge.UARD WANTED, by a gentleman and two children, where there are no other boarders; good rooms and locality, Address A, 50, this office.9 OARD-Two or thrée reaspeotable young men can be accommodated with a comfortable home and good On reasons ble terms; no other toarders kept.Apply - at 210 Chatham street.POARD-~ Vacancies at 49} Anderson street.Bra WANTED, by à young gentleman, in a private family, where no other boarders are kept, in the vieinity of Univer- and Metcalfe streets.Address A, 38, this on ce.OARD.\u2014Vacancles at 1038 St.Catherine street.5 BOARP-\u2014Vacancies at 258 Bleury street } OARD WANTED, within five minntes\u2019 walk of the Post-office, by a lady, in a spectable family.Address A, 87, BTAR of ce.; 5 OARD.\u2014~Two entlemen can be accommodated with Board, at the ¢ Northern | House,\u201d 15 Latour street.4 OARD.\u2014Vacancies at 483 Lagaüchetiére street.BCARDIS comtortable Rooms with first-0 ase , at No, 1 Wel Terrace, St.Catherine street.OARID.\u2014Wanted, a Room, well heated, B with first-class \u2018Board, in a strictly pri vate family, on or near At.James stroot, or & marripd couple.Address A, 32, this oMice.4 BOARD.Vacancies at 96 Alexander street, OARD.\u2014Vacancies at 121 Champ de Mars t SAR Varna at 10 CT, Juror street.OARD.\u2014Vacanoles for one or two gentlemen, at 12 Juror street.BOARD ~Vacancies at 108.Mansfield Street.BOARD, Yacanoles at 525 agsuchoien BOARD Vacancies at 62 Catheart street.PoARD- Vacances at 13 8t.George street, OARD.-A few vacancies for ent or lady Boarders, at the St.Nicholas\u2019 Hall.Jacques Cartier square.ms very comiortable.Terms reasonable, | 086 OARD.\u2014Two or three me be gcoom modated at No.525 Lagau stree BAPE can now be secured at No Cath.street.A gentleman of quiet sober habits will bé preferred.BOHR nla few vacancies for gentiemen 2 Boarders, at the 8t.Nicholas\u2019 \\mHoms S H.COX, mm INo.482 NoTRE DAME STREET.Delivered to any part of thd city, and all other Goods reduced 1n propor on, at the .GROCERS HALL, 914 ST.CATHERINE STREET, AND 13, 46 & 47 UNIVERSITY STREET.H.WILLISON.ALES, \u201cPORTER, &c., &o.GUINESSES\u2019 DUBLIN STOUT, Quarts and Pints, bottled by Burke.BLOODS DUBLIN STOUT, Quarts and Pints DAWES' LACHINE do.do.DOWB\u2019 MONTREAL do.do.MOLSON\u2019S, do, do.do.BASS\u2019 ALE, Quarts and Pints, - ALLSO ' ALE, Q and Pinta.DOWS' 4 DIA PALE ALE and XX, Quarts MOLBON'S IN DIA PALE, Quarts and Pints.DAWES LACHIN E, Quérts and Pints, .In fine order.M.BURKE, 203 St.Antoine street, ADBURY'\u2019R CHOCOLATES AND COCOAS.l'hese celebrated CHOCOLATES took the FIRST-PRIZE, At the Exbibition of 1871, and are unsurpassed for purity and richness of quality.The COCOA ESSENCE One Becond- hand TÉNONING MACHINE.One do.MORTICE MACHINE.| One do.FOOT MORTICE.R.GARDNER & SON, 10 NovELTY Works, 304 Nazareth street.MAGIO LANTERNS, .MAGIC LANTERNS.HEARN & HARRISON, OPTICIANS, Having gone iato the wholesale departm t can now supply their \u2018customers.on A'splendid stock on hand of LANTERNS AND SLIDES, .242 and 244 NOTRE DAME STREET, \u201c MONTREAL.280 MRS.EMMA HIMES (Widow of the late EDWARD HIMES, P.M.Zetland Lodge, No.21, C.R.), MANUFACTURER OF | MASONIC REGALIA, CLOTHING, §e, Begs to announce to her numerous friends and customers that she still continues to make to order every description of MASONIC and other REGALIA AND CLOTHING, and would assure all perfect satisfaction, as to prices, style and quality of goods.Thanking them for past favors, she would solicit a continuance of the same.wm \u2014 \u2014- MBS.EMMA HIMES, 249-3m 550 Craig street.is & most detlcious beverage.To be had of all grocers.k.LUSHER, \u2018Bole Agent for Canada.A fresh supply per Moraviun, 363 J SMITH & CO.(Successors to Smith & Cox.) TMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ; @RQCERIES, PROVIBIONBIV OBS AND No.1 WESTERN BUILDINGS, CHABOILLEZ SQUARE, MONTRRAL.183-1Y - IMPORTER AND DEALER Im TEAS, GENkraL GROCERIES, WINES, , &e, &c., (Mo180Ns 1 BUILDING), 181 Bonaventure Street ay OR SALE, 20 Barrels Superior GLUE, 1,000 SALT BAGS, 2 Tons ROCK SALT, \" 20 Barrels PITCH, 1 FIRE ENGINE, complete, 500 Pair SNOW-SHOES, 2 Tons SCRAP BRASS and COPPER.ALSO, SPELTER, ANTIMONY and LEAD.W.REID & CO, 81 McGill street.ROOCERIES.The attention or buyers is asked to our Stock of TEAS ENERAL G OERIES which we offer on ?nore than SRO- ly advantageous terms to blayers.Our Stock includes, In Teas, about 2 a balf-cheats and catties 86880] Hysons, Congous and Souchr, jus, End felL assort ent af all the fr gorite brands of Wines Liquors,jand Cige cg.: J.K.MULLIN à 00, au Corner \u201ceisiine and, Foiar strèeis BY OY.YOUR FE OUR ALL FLOURS Rr CARAREED.AND DELIVERED _YRER OF CHARGR Super No.1 Fl for Broad Roll 4 es, Bisoul Flour Cre re) in the pue ,in half barre Brodies \u201cGraham Flour\u201d (trom the .privet Fall t lebrated * Hayall (Germania) Flour.Tran Grae, Moule, Oats and other Food W.& BR.BRODIE & \u20ac0., MILLERS, i COTE ST.PAUL.: OFFIOB: Ovrner of Craig ond Bloury Xa mo THB PUBLIO.FACTS WORTH KNOWING.Drsoxs red, Cl and Printed; Six Da XS Dyed, taken apart; ELVET DRESSES Dyed Los Cned» t being taken apa a Fun and thout +2 HACK 81 LIVERY STABLES, CITY EXPRESS & PARCEL DELIVERY.Freight Parcels and Baggage called for and delivered to any part of fhe clty.arriag n and B es, carts, &o.Al ore Vomieles ose] ENT and Pleasure es, and corresponding Winter Vehicles.} OFFICE: 193 ST JAMES STREET.STABLES: 8 BT.ALEXANDER STREET, Montreal, LL MUSICIANS are in- a vited to examine, at the (NBW YORK AND B QSTON PLAN NO WAREROQOMS, Neat doer to Brown § \u2018Claggets.THE GEORGE WOODS & CO., PARLOR AND VESTRY URGANS, y have & various language.for.every- The 2 I mentiment of the human breast; it dances and s for the jo mood, to the heart pause, g with hope it sings a \u2018flat le,\u201d tothe soul in sorrow it spraks in tones of tender consolation, and it \u2018glides into our darker musings,\u201d with a feeling, with with a sympathy, that roves it worthy o ls true desig- pation, 8 j ent with a soul.2681 THOMAS A.HAINES, or.\"[UITION AND EXERCISE IN RIDING.MR.ALLOWAY Begs to Inform the public that his EVENING RIDING-CLABSS Will open on 1st NOVEMBER .FOR THE WINTER TERM.MOUNT AT BIGHT O'CLOCK.Ladies\u2019 Classes by appointment as usual.FL W.ALLOWAY, 265 Professor of Horsemanship- (CORNICES, Co CORNICE POLES, PICTURE and STAIR RODS, Sold and fitted up at reduced prices before stock taking.L.J.A.SURVEYER.No.5234 CRAIG STREET.Ne.534, MONTREAL.N.B.\u20148toves and Pipes fitted up by careful workmen, 82-1y ILLIAM PIPE, J - 186\u2019 ST.JAMES STREET, Keeps all the best kinds SEWING - MACHINES.The GENUINE SINGER, The WHEELER & WILSON, The LOCKMAN.N.B.\u2014Particular attention paid to Repairing and Adjusting all kinds of Machines.7 W ELS H ANTHRACITE ah .IN COND ROTION WITH FORSYTH & \"COR ue MACHINE CARD CLOTHING WORKS, DUND, OT.LS AS y (ONTARIO & STEAM GUAGE: | - BK ABS 8\u201d 7 0 BK 8, | COR.OF BAY AND TEMPERANCE STS., MANUFAOTURER OF THR ASHCROFT'S STEAM GAUGE, (Beurdon\u2019s Patent, and T.W.LANES Improvement.) TORONTO: Jas.MORRISON, PROPRIETOR, OFFICE.+.7}} KING STREET, WEST.: KOBT.MITCHELL, AGENT, Me MONTREAL BRASS ~~ WORKS.oo ROBT MITCHELL 4 co, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALENS IN ENGINEERS\u2019 PLUMBERS AND GAS- FITTERS\u2019 BRASS GOODS And Materials of every uescription, GASFIXTURES, ge.; Agents for SoLIp EMERY WHEELS and MACHINERY, J ISY AND WET GAs MeTRES, TT PLUMBS' PATENT SMOKE CONSUMER.BERRYMAN'S WATER ALARM.ST.PETER AND CR4'G STREETS, \u201cMONTREAL.: xe-1y \u2018 FORMS FOR STOVER.A certain protection for CARPETS OR OIL-CLOTHS UNDER STOVES, - They are: NBAT, CHEAP and oe DURABLE.No COAL STOVE should be put up without one; they prevent the floor or carpet\u2026underneath the stove from being even warmed.Three sizes just received, at R.WARMINTON & CO, 106 MéGiI1 street.Insurance Companies should insist ue thelr use.DOMINON WIRE WORKS.Land BIRD CAGE MANUFACTURE.\u201d MoKEVER & BARNES, W'HOLESALB RETAIL === WIRE-CLOTH AND WIRE-WORBK : MANUFACTURERS, \u201c No.783 CRAIG STREET, WEs®, MONTREAL.Wire Blinds made to order, All kinds of Garden and Cemetery Fen Summer Hot Garden Arch: Flower Stands, Traners, ; Wire Sieves, Cages, Dress Stands, Coat Stands, ily MONTREAL PETROLEUM REFINING COMPANY.WORKS: TANNERIES WEST; @ITT OFFICE : 82 MeGILL STREET, VENTILATING PLAT-\u2014 MONTREAL, Manufacturers and Dealers in STORE.Ladies\u2019 Pran.Congress $1.75, reduced to LID \u201c 1 \u201c 1.50 \u201c a\u201c Pte 1.75 \u201c 160 6 \u201c \u201c 1.50, \u201c 15 \u201c \u201c Balmoral, L&, \u201c \u201c 1.25 « \u201c \u201c 56, 15% \u201c LI9 bd mores.ER ! 8 Men's Fox Oalf, sewed.400, % 8.50 \u201cpegged.:; 23 «\u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 00 All Bey» Y and THE « FUEL SAVER Can be aitiached to ANY STOVE, ACTS AS A HOT-AIR FURNACE, Warming several Rooms by DIFFUBING AND CIRCULATING WARM AIR.| For Price List and Circular, addre- go Es Dyed Cloa GEO.PEDLAX, sans Taxon ap ax isan mi Dyed Yor sale cheap, to close oss conalgnment, about ; ; OSHAW A, or Cleaned nx and other BHAWLS Dyed 20 TONS WELSH ANTHRAC : and Cleaned; GynTs\u2019' BUMS Cleaned and) 8 , ITE on Om: Bred ea Crttnout sh wking; Lacs OURTAINS SCREENED.eee eam] cle re fen A vil Cleaned, a6.al COPLAND & MoLABEN, J AMES \u2018FYFE t \u2018Corner Gf Stree .aurr ROYAL STEAM DYE WORKS, or Grey Mya and Wellington Bree FIRST PRILS SCALE MANUF CSS {fear 8.Patrioks Fall) (ENTS ror SALE AT THM Montreal.| ws MERSERACH & 00.* \u201c&TAB\u201d OFFICE.A general assortment always om hand.ues aie square.Rooms very cvmtoradl Terms reasonable, 26 - rm pr ms nr op Fo is SEN CENTS FOR FOR i SALE at the ENTS FOR SALE at the (VENTS FOR SELS auf fe _ \u201cSTAR OFFICE SEA» OZFIOE.,[ 2, AE UT Fa 3 cor 6e, = \u201cCen = x [| 55 8.|e of TR En EE | AGRICULTURAL MasruraoTUREES OF 9 Vos É Fee \u201clof such a or person ho took my assortment Gontiemen*s \u20ac .Mr.Bonin.« e-faot that astens decomp on.: man \u201c « Onrentan i horse A BRB sous Facsnearons.or THE o DOMUYPN ATRIA TENDER We bag to Gall the atter attention of the trade in general, to the above particular brands of Olgars, which are acknowledged by consumera to DO wae Smokers\u2019 favortie wherever tniro- duced.idee sides uss, al othet choice brands are the Subscribers, and are now now ofvred to the trade in general, at prices lower than by any other Manufacturers in the Dominion.Retail dealers would find it tothelr advantage to call upon us, as we can supply them with an assortment at rates.which will challenge conipetition.MONTREAL CIGAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY D4 VIS, COORENTHAL ER s PHILLIPS .801 NOTRE DAME STREET, | > [ (Up Stairs), and ® Br.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET N.B\u2014Parties wishing to have thelr own Brands of Cigars manufactured, can have them on the shortest notice f passes v VILLARS C1 g A R S.| WHA OER TRE a a.ems vee) ANNUAL craie sas 4 = DRY 6005s.One Lot German Boots, for Cntidren, from to 3a., reduced to 25 cents.One Loi Fancy \u2018Woollen Goods reduced from % to 75 per eet, Several 1 o lots hae Flannel in Saxony nd Tanoashir than W hel helesale Prices.Large assortment of White Flannels, In 8 faz- ony, Welsh, Lancashire and Twilled.N.B.\u2014These flannels are offered at present prices to retail customers only.If whole fps required, an advance will be made n pri e._ i moe EC | French Merinoes, all colors, 25 per cent be low present prices.A FINE ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS, HORROCKSES\u2019 CUTTONS, HAWKINS COTTONS, AND FINLAY'S COT TONS AND SHERTINGS ALL AY _ La \u2018 .the evening of the 408: \u201cPère Dams: Biveat.inf Ficign À from EEE str.ot, on on.P, BRO 83 Cofner sah Eom OBT, a Gold Finger Ring, with initigls | [oa cut on red stone.The fi rent be rewarded by leaving the « same at the it.Lawrence Halls «: scm cow Los: last night, à Dogekin Mitt.Any one leaving it at this office will recelve pes & small Pocket-book, with a broken 1 ll, at Po front, containing $+.100, and card from Dye- work with the owners hame, Miss Kenny.Address A, a Gran office.ORT\u2014Left on Thursd Grocer\u2019s Store.Fast, a Basket containing Crockery.Please send address to STAR office, and oblige.9 Parton od REW ARD.\u2014Lost, in or about St.Patrick\u2019s Hall, on Tuesday, 9th, a pair of Gauntlets, half Real and halfSea Otter.Any person returning the same to 1 MeGill street, will receive the above rews 9 [ OST, a Gold Finger Ring, withinitlals and |A crestcuton red stone.The finder will evening last, in a Lawrence Hall.OST, on Tuesday evening, between tbe -Jesuits Church and St.gy, etree Hall, along Bleury and Craig streets a lady\u2019s Black Silk Over-skirt.The by bringing it to 520 Dorchester street.Lo, between .Bleury and St.Constant street, on the 9th inst, a Jet Ear-ring.The finder will oblige by leaving it at the STAR office.8 OST, between Beaver Hall and Place -d\u2019Ârmes, a Gold Hair Ring, with \u2018 wil.| TEN PHOUSAND OF THE - ABOVE-NAMED CIGARS, ry J AT \u2014 PHILIP HENRY'S WHOLESALE PRICES: ~ Just received, ex \u201cNova Scotian,\u201d One Case QUILTED SKIRTS, same as sold all Fall as such low prices.Also, ex Scandinavian, ONE BALE FELT CARPET, Four FEET WIDE, | AT THE OLD PRICE.lie\u201d engraved on it.\u201d The nnder will be res | warded by leaving itat 897 Dorchester street.OST, on Sunday night, \u201cbetween Bt.George's Church and the Jesuit's, a Gold Leaf brooch.The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 37 Alexander st.8 OST, on Saturday; 6th instant, between the Seminar ary and Blewry street, a Gold Graduating Medal, of the Hochelaga Convent, With the ownersnameon.Any person leav- toe 1t at 103 Blcury street will be rewarded, 0% NOTRE DAME STREET, PRESENTATION PIPES, MOUNTED AND ENGRAVED.\u2014 COHEN & LOPEZ, TR Place.d\u2019Armes and St.James Street.ar CORNER OF | \u2014\u2014 424 NOTRE DAME STREET.ORIENTAL.A.A.MURPHY.ALEX WATSON & CO, 426 and 43 NOTRE DAME STREET.mp GREAT CLEARING SALE or WINTER DRY-GOODS FOLIDAY PR PRES ENT.HAVANA \u201cCIGARS, All the choice brands.MEERSCHAUM, TURKISH AND BRIAR ROOT PIPES.TOBACCO JARS, SEAL POUCHES, Suitable for presents, to be sold cheap.\u2018HENRY BWAIN\u2019S, \u2018Ne.268 Noire Dame strect, .ro No.190 87.JAMES STREET.FOR CHRIST MAS & NEW YEAR, ST.LAWRENCE CIGAR STORE, No.183 ST.JAMES STREE T (Opposite the Post-office.) CHOICE PRESENTS TAGO CIGARS.| OF TRE CELEBRATED BAMUEL, re 133 8T.JAMES STREET (Two doors from nthe St.Lu Lawrence HT NA CIGARS.IMPORTER ELE ROSA DE NANT ONLY.SMOKERS\u2019 VARIETIES.| Mmmm PIPES OF BEar var Ir AND MBERSCHAUM GOODS.L.ABRAHANS, IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 244 Bt James Street.- ax OTTAWA HOTEL) any Gares Oysters 1\u2014The agents for the\u2019 rover BE vin ou Pred Co., are receiving daily, by steamer, ail ed of Lower Province Oysters, and are pre supply them in any quant ustagt eu y will kept on hand.= E LARE TACO.39 & 4] 8t.Paul street below the Bonsecour Market._ Sm PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING \u201c| Henderson.+ Can show- Jar \u2018| Ander will be 1berally rewarded: by leaving Lo a lot of Keys on a Ring.\u2018lhe finder | will much oblige by leaving the same: at the STAR office.\"OST, an English Hally Whip, handle covered with hog ving two silver ferules, with name in ink, William he finder will ne rewarded by leaving it at the STAR office.7 OST, on Saturday night, between Latour and St.Peter streets, a Leather Pocketbook, brass bound, containing between two and three dollars.A suliable reward Fall be Bore.if returned to the uttawa Hotel 1 Cigar OST, a Mink Ruff, on Sunday, either in Craig or {Alexander streels.fn he ander will be rewarded bringing it to No.107 8 Louis street.OST, on Qbristnas Day, a red and ras Setter ; Bad no license 1 ticket on.Fequired bringing | him to 45 Courvil © root Wil bo suitably rewarded.OST, between Bleury and ra streets, a Gold Broooh, diamond sha with six Turquois stones set in same.it\u2019 at John Wood & \u2019s, street.Our Goods have all been marked down to wholesale prices, in order to effect a clearance before the opening of the Spring Season.BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, WOOLLEN KNITTED GOODS, LADIES\u2019 and GENTS\u2019 UNDERCLOTHING, FANCYSTRIPED andTARTAN SHAWLS, WHITE, SCARLET and FANCY FLANNELS, WOOLLEN YARN.HOSIERY AND GLOVES.FRENCH KID GLOVES, 750 900, FLO, $1.5 LADIES\u2019 KID MITTS, 60c.ENGLISH CORSETS, 75¢., LACE CURTAINS, QUILTS, PRINTS, MANTLE CLOTHS and READY-MADR JACKETS, A nlog lot (1 WOOLLEN OPERA CAPES I\" weeus nnd Clothg\u2014for men\u2019s wear, at - 2 pér gent ander, dost price.A los assortment of LACE and MUSLIN - GOLLARS and SLEEVES, and Laos: Goods df query dessriptien.Cx REAL OSTRICH FEATHERS, in all eolors.A*large assortment of TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS.- BALL DRESSES for $600 snd $8.00, and MUSLIN SKIRTS for r $1.35 and 4 $1.50 - Lo.The prices of our goods will be found exactly as represented.No humbug.A bona fide cheap sale.ALEX.WATSON & CO, 496 & 498 NOTRE Dax \"BTRKET, | (HEAP.\u2014 \u2014 Besides inserting | certain classes of Advertising free, we insert advertisements -of .Houses to let, Houses wanted, specific articles for sale, specificarticles wanted, Meetings, &c., at one bhaif cent for each © CO & CO, Publishers.C==\u2019 for Sale at t the \u201cStar\u201d RS 4 CLE FOR SALE at the | J UMBER, FIREWOOD, &e.TABLE-COVERS and PIANO-COVERS, | A positive sacrifice In 0 The attention of buyers is particularly di.-} rected to the sale.cent per word far the first insertion, and ons LUMBER, &c._\u2014 \u2014\u2014 WM.HENDERSON, LUMBER AND TIMBER MERCHANT, MONTREAL.LUMBER AND SAW-PIT, ST.CONSTANT STREET, (Rear oft.Lawrence Market); éusaenamne aussi ad « LUMBER YARDS ON CANAL BANK | (InCrear of Douglase\u2019 Mill); ON THE LONG WHARF | (Opposite the East end of Bonsecours Market).Every discription of Lumber, suitable for the West Indian, Ouban, and South Ameri- pan Markets, kept constantly on hand.BUILDING TIMBER, ° BRIDGE TIMBER, PINE, e 0.AK, ABH, .; ; Le TAMARAC; ,Ç CEDAR, | te, ae, ae.Saved to Order.a ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF .FIREWOOD AND FINDLING.Woop \u2018oN HAND pnd Dry \u2018Pine sod Spfcs Deals Plank and Scantling ior Durinage, good dry Boards for Lining, Deck Plank, Spars, &c., slways on f omat\u2014t = I | Price Brodé Low, (Etes insu bo 2 Crag as be rewarded on leaviag the same at the St : nder whil be rewarded | safe plan is to see \u2018hat the manufacturer or purveyor enjoys a good reputation.Itisourt tind As T have spon so little spoken of, ten | dials, &e., such as Grande Chartreuse, Aii- Parfai \"| can be supplied at McMillan & Co.\u2019 .| physic.Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow ; WALTH [ wt { warn son Brides dpi] epocially on\u2018his style and.fit; and Bob to Le à pze word \u201cIf you.era © Highly Imporiant.The miserable apology for gas with whiedb our model Company has lately farnished os has driven many of our citizens to again to od old coal oll lamp, with all its dang gers, dit, inconvenience.In this connection it 1g, therefore, highly important to know that by a lately patented invention, every | can any.constitute himself his own as , and supply his house with vice t the lig t he gets at prepept for half the money.is guarantee he machine is placed ander ground, and consists simply of a tank for the rec eption of fluid, and a self-acting air-pump ; t requires no fire, heat orattention, save occasionally to putin & new supply of.fluid.It is non-explor've, - Inexpensive and the ordinary gas-pipes can be There is now oneof these Enachines in Betive operation on the premises of Mr.Jahp Martin, p 27 St.Antoine street, who is agent te the \"Dominion.Parties are fn- vited to call and examine the best, cheapest, least troublesome, and safest Bas machine ever invented.B0-1y How do yon do?How do you do?Strange how friends meet You look a gent indeed; I\u2019m glad to see you roy old chum; 3 You're just the friend I need: I'm in a fix, oid friend, and I am but a stranger here; ; I want a pair of pants right off, Jet black, that\u2019s sure and clear; \"is now eleven-o'clock a.m., and Ried pear tn ful ilette,- mus pear in toi y \u2018As \u201ctis with Mr Hos darling a rater, Jim, You gee why I'm in hastes Iwant good stuff, good | You know the city bs I guess you're right, ond G.; \u2019tis true The city\u2019s known to me, And of the tailors, one and all, The A 1 you shall see; Just come with me, now Mr, G., To Main street, No.3, To BOON & WOODWuRTH\u2019S we'll repair Where you will suited be; The suit in which Ist stand they made; \"exact, you And ab (ne prise you stare stare, my friend, t a $12.00 fee And al eed ah come on, irl vent sults, good and cheap, To.Boon & CORTE; Malo street, - And they'll be suited the N & & WOODWORTH, 20 3 8t.Lawrence Main stree Christmas and New Fear.The time of year is nov now at hand when kindred and friends assemble in social reunion to talk over the events of the past, and tell their hopes and prospects for the future.At these meetings old friendships are comented, new ones formed, and general feeling of good fellowship prevails.An important consideration in conneetion with all social gatherings is the style and quality of the good things a bountiful Providence has placed at man\u2019s disposal.Too much care cannot be taken in the providing of those thingsintend- ed to be enjoyed by the \u201cinner man,\u201d ani à pleasure to-day tolirect tha attention of the public to the goo di nantfactured by our enterprising tewnem Messrs.Eaves, Doy\u2014 mann & Co., whic are to be found in every well kept store dealing in such things.These gentlemen bave devoted théir'entire attention to the producticns of rich liquors, eor- Amour, Absinthe Juice, Dey- mann Bitter, &e., and naturally they have | succeeded in earning a:wide fame for the superiority of everything by them turned out.The publie may rest \u2018assured that.any ar- tieles bearing the name of this firm will be certain to give satisfaction.It will be remembered that the above firm won the highest honors at the Quebes exhibition for the general superiority of their goods.289-tf Boots, Shoes; Felt Overshoes, Rubbers and Moccazins, in great variety, at Ronaynes, Chabolllez square.\u2014\u2014\u2014 hound and Cherry Balsam ne most reliable remedy Known for Coug Hoarsenoms, a sold by luonmond Spencer, y Richmon Chenilaty &c., corner of McGill and Notre Dame streets, Montreal.BivaLvis.\u2014MoUonkey\u2019s oyster room now open.Oysters cooked in To on the shortest netice.Buctouche, alpeqne, | pnd New York oysters received daily, at Bt, James street, opposite Bt.Lawrence Hall =Gentiemen who wish to enjoy the rar luxury of good fitting pantaloons, made from first-class West of England or Bostch material, 2632 St.otel.Tames street, next door west Ottawa - PARSON'S PURGATIVE PILLS\u2014 Best family dermforhorses.= WALTHAM WATCHES.wi y W'ATCHÉS are simple tp con- WATCHES are reliable time- WATCHES are not easily inured.i AM WATCHES are very easily re- AM WATCHES are uniforn in uality.es: \u2018WATCHES are of different WATCHED are of varioussizes.HES are\u2019 strong silver- { WATCHES are cased Gold- un WATCHES are very richly WATCHES are handsomely WALT.w Ww e WAL nN PV ATOHES are sultable for WALTHAM WATCHER are.designed for WAL HAN Waters are adapted for WALTHAM WATCHFS are exactly for En- WALTHAM \u2018WATCHES are: trong for WALTHAM W WATOIITS are right for Me- OR.WALTHAM WATCHER ureé for the Million.WALTHAM WATC Es are the oheapest money's wort WALTHAM ~ ATO ES are for sale every: WALTHAM M WATCHES are guaranteed by certificate.: ; Toronto\u201448 & 60 YONGE STREET.Moutreal\u2014196 & 108 MCGILL STREET: | ROBERT WILKES.WILLIAM \u201cHENERSON \u2018| something, there is en in the soil to which it 2 ecompoge, that is if thers be i gst + yhosp \u2018rotting powe tern ng dormant he stimulating, then Jime, which must act spon would probably act i als upon the growing plant.\u2019 we .Talking of the lack of \u2018good; loughmen i» the country, an old farmer oad to us that something ought to be done to improve this character and quality of this work.Wa a gested that it would be:an excellent, pes ploughmen in a neighborhood to orgaujse clubs, meet, with their teams and ploughe and compare their instruments, modes \"of\" adjusting and using them, and learn of aid\u2019 stimulate each other.We onse knew such club which met one afternoon each week j and the improvents made in the pois hbor- \u2018hood ploughing thereby was most » It would seem as if the commonest pi were the worst done.Not one blacksmith e ten can be got to shee a horse without cutting\u2019 the frogs away.This is all wrong.\"The frog should not be pared article.You might as weH out away ail ° © leaves of \u20188 tree and expect it to flourish, as to pare awiy * the frog and have a healthy foot.Do not allow a hot shoe te bo put upon the hoof te burn it to a level.It always injures and contracts it.Look for a blacksmith who knows his business well enough to level the foot without using the *\u201c actual eautery,\u201d aad employ him.It will increase the health and working power of your horses.The experiinent of the President of the Illinois Agricultural Soeiety in planting com immediately after harvest is practised with success in part of North Carelina., It was pi ent op -] the-custom of his father to select & good lot or two out of his wheat-fields snd plant in them peas and corn as spon as his wheat was harvested.The peas: ripenéd well, \u2018What did not matufe was in a good state to.start the hogs and furnish the herses- - some time.They also furnished fine ears through the fall.V)siting the eld farm recently he found that a colored man; whe - formerly belonged to his father, hoy.4 is ser cessfully tilling the land this year, keeps the old custom, and has now à fine lot ve uriant grewth of: corn that is nearly grown, 3 4 SANFORD CORN.+ I planted twe uarts of seed on one-third acres of land ; bills 34 fest apart, three kew- pels to the Lill.About ene-thid fa\u2018led- te\" grow.Land not first-rate.Te enty max ure applied was a handfui of ashes to the hill, when the plants were.four or five inches high.- Produce : thirty-six bushels of hard corn, no soft.It suckers more than swest corn.I took from one hill eight good growing from two kernels.* simply es facts.Your readers oan form their ows opinions as to failure or \u2018success.\u2014T.an mel Akron, 0, .ST _¢ PEERLESS POTATO 0 chop.ar x we Ci Poerless Potato as « potato for gensral orep, .I will give a.statement of about.two and a guaster acres I planted of them.I.had 638 ushels of them, grown in hills three fess \"apart each way, Planted on timothy sod, amd manured with about one hundred pounds of.eruvian gnano to the acre; had only M ushels of small pataioos in the Thole 629.bushels.\u201cHave sol : have 120 bushels left.-X filled one barred, with 92 petatoes ; dug nne potato that weighs od 5}1bs.The Peorless cooks very 7 8 A mesip.\u2014[P.D.H., East Penfiold, Tr = ala.2 * to DRIVE THE WEEVIL FROM re GRANARIES.a Lonny \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- rote pe Numerous remedies have been proposed $e: protect wheat and corn frem the ravagé the weevil (ewrcuiio garnarise), bet tat his been found & certain.and for expelling the insects.: A writer asserts that his father had his granaçies ahd barns infested with thess i sects; ao much se that they ponts sll the chests and among the linen.He laced an open vask, imps Sguated with tar, In the barn, and the, {3 the granaries; at the end of some hot ® weevils were seen climbing along the walls by myriads and fiy- ing in all directions from the oask, inoving the tarred vessel from plade to fly the premises were in a fow days comple eleared of those troublesome and porniet aests., The farmer as soon as: \u2018he perceives their presence must impregniite the rn £ some old planks with tar \u2018Add place them required in his granaries ; fenew thé tar time to time in the course of the yea?to pre- ; vent their return.Lu de Se ra + pa sad et sop \u2018Xo the.Ke Wholesale Frade, fae The time is at hand when the only d ! en the year will ogoar Tor ono , hin 80 completely 6 cha oh the A] Sapper.Pape on a te tasteruily I aper, Bors à merehant spands the Bert like + market-houes some rois duri the Painter, who 0 nico ma pioyimont de winter months; and bé rtion of whit you him \"wii andi A hin tha Susp, ¢ $3 Cn g siroot, near man t h y a Bleury.He does § Buiailng \u201c Paper.-haugiog, ere 0e à on _.Merchants and shippers shofild deat and twonew Inventions for Ready- -marking! Cards, Boxes, Bags, 4c., st BN.Hicks\u2019 Me.Bt.James street.Das The Queen's Hotel, Torontd, 1s one.ot the largest in the of Qanuda.Ii Bone of the institutions of Joronte, 8 and 19 condust Sse or te onde téavolline Po, Of entire ve pn situation on street, ling the Bay and Lake, convenient to WAY stations, and business part ot the ty.COous- mercial men fiom the Lower Provinees ~~ : tourists generally aby rac recollect that this botel is recognized rave Nes ev here as the finest nt es having had th good Porta pr te nécepting the hoapitalitios Sof Mr.MoGaw, manager, forever afterwards bear the bouse in\u2019 the Hatem a sible esteem., The new Collgnnade Hotel, py Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pu.,-only charges na, 1 Sole Whoiesale Agent for the Company \u2018per day.\u2018 K [I .: : LISA i ; .4.£ ant of ; .1 considerable part of the éorn oe bed ; jour dOfices.What is thete, after + 2 the is \"2nd EDITION.ROUND TOWN.\u2014 Rev.James Carmishael will ectire on Tuesday evening next in the school room of 8¢t.James thv Apostle Church on \u201cThe times we live in.\u201d .\u2014 The theatre Royal will be opened on Monday evening next by the Holman Troupe, whioh, it is said, haz been reorganized, and greatly increased in efficiency.Royal Albert Lodge at the st.Lawrence Hall last ovening.The attendance of ladies and gontlemen was very large, and the evening spent most pleasantly.Mine host, Mr.Hogan, for his complete arrangements, was deservedly complimented.\u2014 The \u201c International Railway and Steam .Navigation Guide\u201d for January has been received, and contains all the new arrange- \u2018 ments and alteraticns in time for the winter months.It is rold by most stationers, an at all railway stations.\u2014 Rev.Alfred Taylor is expected to be sent at the anniversary of the Sunday hool Union.Fabbath School scholare are ueésted to attbnd the first rehearsal to be held at three this afternoon in the A.P.Church, Dorchester street; acting director, Mr.Gould, the organist.WINTER SPORTS, ii eie.Decker Part Meeting, On Tuesday next Mr.Decker will inaugurate at his fine park three days of trotting, which bid fair to afford the lovers of racing a rare treat.The course has been desorib- ed in these columns, and it has won high enconiums from all who have seen it.This was in the summer.¢ tirely new face on affairs, and we.have, at Decker Park, a course for sleighs equalling the best canal track for solidity and roomi- ss_and surpassing any in the way of faciti- ties and accommodation for spectators.Premiums are offered amounting to $2,100, which will be divided into seven races, each in\u2018nile heats, three in five, four entries to fill and two to start.The racing each day begins at one o\u2019clock sharp, and will be per- sonsily superintended by Mr.Decker.The entries, which close to-night, are filling up well, and expectation is on tip-tee for a general \u201cgood time.\u201d PRESENTATION.Monday eveping last the members of the #hoir of the Gesu desirous of testifying in a suitable manger their appreciation of the long and valued services of their conductor, M.A.J.Boucher, met at the residence of M.\u201c J.B.Monard, and there, presented him with a highly flattering address, accompanying it, rwith the very appropriate gift of an exceedingly handsome conductor's baton of ebony, surmounted by a solid silver crown embel - lisbed with ornaments in gold; a silver band entwines the wand, and bears the following insoription : Souvenir des membres du Chœur du Geew a À.J.Boucher, Ecr., 1872, The présentetion baving been suitably | asknowledged by the fortunate recipient, a very pleasing evening of social intercourse was enjoyed, and enlivened by many delightful solos and partsongs by the different members present.In addition to the many handsome musical selections given by the choir at the English Sunday evening service, they have also | rformed during the past year, the following at the morning service: Beethoven's Missa solemnia, in C, Haydn's Imperial Mass, Farmer's, Spoth\u2019s and Perreault'a Magses, and selegtions from Gounnd\u2019s Messe de Ste.Cecile, and Haydn's Pirst Mass, in B flat, is mow in course of preparation for Easter, tr SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH À The Far Wost, Pleasing.Loxpox, Jan.13.The tonants of the Prince of Wales at Sandringham in a body waited on his Royal Highness yesterday, and congratulated him on his recovery.Ouana, Nev., Jan.12.The Grand Duke Alexis arrived this morning.As this was the Russian New Year's Day the Duke received many happy greetings from abroad.He left at 3 o\u2019clook this after- moon for Fort McPherson.The last reports as to the condition of the Union Paoiñc Railroad state thie train that left Rawlins yscterdsy at 11 a.m.for the \u2018East hiad not arrived at Medioine Bow, and the one that left Medicine Bow yesterday at 2:30 p.m.had not yet arrived at Laramie.It is reported that this train and one or two West-ward bound trains are atuok at Look Out.Cawana\u2014 Ottawa echools are to be closed for ene month on ascownt of small-pox.John Brown, hetel-keeper and Court Bailiff of Streetsville, hanged himself after partaking of breakfast with bis family yesterday, Business troubles and drink.Galt beat Hamilton at eurling yesterday.BoUTE AuurICA.\u2014A revolt in Paraguay had suppressed before it had made great headway.At Port au Prince a German man-of- war had demanded the payme.t of the Prussian losses occasioned by the late revolution «veer A French man-of warhas also demanded the payment of the debt due to France.The affairs of the country are in a critical state.A Uxrtm Srares.\u2014The New York World has another seandal, now About the Prussian Im- gere family\u2026\u2026.The operating room of the \u2018estera Union Telegraph Co., has been removed te 145 Broadway, New York.Ap- pesis have been made to the United States \u2018 ment to put the eity of New Orleans under martial law.It is thought that the taken will be to prevent the police, pow fr tary from interfering with the Le- gislsture.| Faanon.\u2014It is reported that M.Thiers has at the'reguest of {emarck seked M.Gam- betta to atinwe bis public addresses in the South r France./The Committee of \u2018the Ascom Communist recommended the release of all priscners in the hulks not aooused 2° gps 4 0 \u2014 À ball was given by the members of the Winter has put an en- | of especial orimes.The E visited the dooks at Cherbourg yesterday.bly yesterday.M.Wolowski submitted «\u2019 proposition fur a house tax to the Assembly, the more speedily to release France from the Prussian oooupation.The French Bishops oppose the compulsory Education Act, acoord- ing to the scheme of Jules Simon, Minister of Education\u2026.M.Rouher, & Minister under under the Empire, is à candidate fe- à seat in the Assembty from Corsica.HEATHENISH.A Napanee despatch says :\u2014 \u201cThe most disgraceful qoourrence that ever happened in any community was perpetrated on Juesday night at the Episcopal Metliodist burying ground at Marvin, in the Township of Ernestown.The gravestone and monu- -aent of Elizabeth Gardiner, who died a short time ago, aged over 70 years, and the monument of the wife of James L.P.Gardiner, erectod at a cost of $500, of beautiful Scotch granite, were by some miscreant battered to pieces with a sledge hammer and thrown down, and, in fact, utterly destroyed.The \u2018people there are most indignant at this outrage upon the dead.A reward of $1,000 has been offered for the discovery of the villains who have thus outraged che feelings of the relations and friends.\u201d .° The néxt sale of Drawingiroom, Dining- ing-room and Bedroom Furniture, Carpets, Clocks, Cutlery, Glassware, Crockery, &o., will take place at H.J.Shaw's stores, 728 .Craig street, on Monday morning, at 10 o\u2019clocks A forty-horse power Girncr Patent Boiler, only used for one year, in first-class order, will be sold by auction on the premises, No.319 Bt.Antoine street, on Tuesday morning, at 11 ¢\u2019clock.Mr.8haw, auctioneer.ARR LATEST MONEY MARKET.| Jan.NEW YORE.- Gold at 10 Am.cane \u2026.1084 to OO Sterling Exohange.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.74 to 00 MONTREAL.Greenbacks bought at a disot of.to 00 Greenbacks sold at a disccunt of.8} to 00 Silver bought at a discount of.5 to 08 G.W.WARNER & SON, Cor.Netre Dame & St.Fru.Xavier streets, Another lot of German Slippers just received nt Ronayne's, Chabolillez square.The Late Prusso.! reach Ware No circumstance duiiug the sanguinary struggle between Pruseias and Fiance struck the beholder more forolbly than the neatness and admirable fit of the Prussian military costume.The remarkable trimness of the officers was never departea from when under the severest fire.No- man In the German army was more remarkable than the Prince Bismarck himself for this pecullarity, which added to his commanding face and figure effected that unity, which, as the Empéror of the French onoe fald, \u2018\u201c made him, every inch, agreat man.\u201d It is a remarkable faot th.t those who have hud clothes made at Callen\u2019s, 148 8t.Joseph street, as they are -out-by Conway, have much i their appearance ag to surprise their friends and excito Lhe admiration of all who saw them.\u2019 4 Tas proprietors of Tax Hvexixe Stax beg to inform newsdealers that in future every facility will be provided for furnishing them promptly with papers.A special office is now being fitted up for the newsboys, and newsdealers will be supplied at the office, 91 St.James street.TauRx is a general complaint throughout the Suburbs that it is impossible te obtaim the Star without sending to town for it.There ia a geod opening for at least a dozen smart boys to serve the factory and workshop hands in the West-Bnd at Six o'oleck.Ouxrxs, Domestic Servants, and others out e employment, will be pleased to know that, commencing on Saturday, the 39th July, their advertisements will be inserted conspicuously threugh all the editions of Tun Evunina STAR free of charge.See advertisement in another column.~ \u2018 In giving the publio an opportunity of advertising artieles lost free of charge, the proprietors of Tur Evening Svan hops | that people who may find any article which does not appear to them of suf- fioient value to warrant expenses, will recollect that it may be advertised in Tan Star free, and that by availing themselves of this free ndvertising medium, they may be cne means of restoring many a valuable artiole to its r, but rightful owner.See adver- ement in another column.CLwmoyuzn and others centicoted with the various City Churohes (both Pretest- ant and Catholic) will benefit thousands ef our eitisens by sending in Churoh and other religious news te Ten Evening Stir Office, No.91 St.James street.Notices of Sabbath services should be sent in on Friday evening, to ensure prominence in Beturdays \u2018paper: Remember that no charge whatever will be made for inserting \"any religious netices, and that all oreeds will be treated alike.See advertisement in another column.Deaths.GILBERT.\u2014Found drowned, on the 10th inst.in the Chateauguay River, at Dewitt ville, County of Huntingdon, Archibald Gilbert, a native of Beotland.His mind has n deranged for some time back from sunstroke, OST\u2014$5 REWARD.\u2014Loët, on Thursday by Mr.White, Conductor on C.P.R.Car, à Pocket-book oontaining $8 and two quarter of tickets, also a letter of much importance.Any one leaving the same at his address, ~ 4 mperor of Brasil | 1 .Ponyer Quertier submitted a plan; for |i i :| tho\u2018taxation of raw matorials te the Agdom-1 7 7 og Ce rect \u201cBrd EDITIO is i + iw Tan Granby Gasette tolls of à \u201c grand dinner\u201d which fs ¢o be given to Judge Punkin, st Knowlton, at an early day.RR Our Oft Expressed Sentiments, Lonpox, Jan.13, The London Times of thia morning, point- -{ ing to the oases of the steamers Floridu, Her- net, and Virginia, says : Tho Americans, by the light of their own recent experiences, must see that the suppression of illegal equipments by England during the war of the rebellion wad prodigiously difficult.A hint is thrown out that the Fenian raijs on Canada were not always so promptly or effectually checked as they might have been by the United States authorities.Lonpox, 11.30 p.m., Jan.13.Consoles opened at 92; for money and 923 to 92 for money.Bonds\u20141862, 917; 1865 (old), 93; 1867, 93}; 10-40%, 92.American securities quiet and steady.; Paris, Jan.13.Rentes oponed at 56 francs 32 centimes.FEANKFORT, Jan.13.Bonds opened at 96\u2014issue of 1862.The French Tariff: ii Paris, Jan.13.* The Tariff bill submitted bv Minister Pouyer-Quertier to the Assembly yerterday, impeses the following duties: On wool, 80f.per 100 kilcgrammes; ootton, 4f.; rosin from 1if.to 7f.; copper, 15f.; cheese, from 15f.to 18f.; hops, 60f.- A Story of the Sea.eee ___ LONDON, Jan.13.The brig Jessie Lowce was boarded near Calais on Thursday by some French fishermen, and was found to be abandoned although she was in'good condition.It is suspected that a mutiny ocourred on board, that the captain was murdered, and that the crew left the vessel to avoid the consequenees.Nothing has been heard of the men, and it is feared they were drowned.] ERR PUBLIC OPINION.Small=pox Cures To the Editor of Tax Evanine SYin ~~ Sis,\u2014 The following recipe, in my possession, may prove of value at the present time: A correspondent of the Stookton (Cal.) Herald writes as follows:\u2014 I herewith append a recipe which has been used, tomy knowledge, in hundreds of sases.It will prevent or oure the amall-pox though the.pittings are filling.When Jenner discovered cow-pox in England, the world of science hurled an avalanche of fame upon of medicine in the world\u2014that of Paris\u2014 published this recipe as a pansces for smallpox it passed unheeded.It is as unfailing as fate, and conquers in every instance.It is harmless when taken by a well person ; it will also cure the soarlet fever.Here is the dren of scarlet fever; here it is as I have used it to oure the small-pox; when learned physicians said the patient must die, it cured : Sulphate of zine, 1 grain; foxglove (digitalis), 1 grain; glycerine, one tablespoon- full; mix thoroughly, and add 4 ess.of water.Dose : one tablespoonfull every hour; for a child, smaller doses, according to age.Either disease will disappear in twelve hours.If countries would cempel their physicians to use this there would he no need of pesthouses.If you value advice and ex- | perience use this for that terrible disease.\u201d I add the glycerine instead of a half s tea- spoonfal of sugar.Yours, À SUBSCRIBER.\u2014Pm ROUND TOWN.the Post \u2014 The next British mail closes at Office on Monday at 2.30 p.m.\u2014 Rev.Mr.Donovan preaches in Russell: Hall, St.Catherine street, to-morrow.\u2014These are not the liveliest times for bats, but one of these ungainly c-eatures was captured to-day near the French Church by Mr.G.W.Stephens and earried in triumph to his offiee.- = The Treasurer of the Montreal Prctest- ant House of Industry and Refuge, begs to acknowledge with thanks the sum of $50 from the estate of the late A.H.Vass, Eeq., by the hands of R.H.Btephens, Esq., exesutor; also, from Mrs.H.L., the sum of $20, : - \u2014 As fast as the police drive the boys with their sleds out of one street, they congregate in another.Partieular attention is called to Alexander street down from St Patrick\u2019e Church.None but constables in plain olothes have a chance of oatohing the young seamps, ~\u2014 Perrin the defaulting clerk ef the W.W.Department was this morning, on apptioation by Mr.Chapleau, his coun before Judge Badgeley released on bail himself in the sum of $1,000 and two sureties in like amount.These sare two mershants of good standing, his brether and M.Dupuis.\u2014 The next entertainment given under the auspices of 8t.John the Evangelist\u2019s chapel, will take place at the Synod Hall on Monday evening next.The eommittes of management have been most fortunate in their se- lecticn of performers, vis., Mme.Petsotti.Mrs.Thrower, Prof.Andrews, &o.\u2014 The municipal elections for the suburban villages of the Parish of Montreal have resulted as follows: Far Cote St.Augustin, Robert Brickert and T.Brouillet; Coteau St.Pierre, Joseph Decarie, jr.; Cote Bt.Paul, Joseph Renaud; Villege of St.Heuri, Henri Trudel; St.Gabriel Farm, E MeKoown.- 7 \u2014 Auguste Goyer, stage-driver of the St.Therese \u2018bus, was seen this morning by In- speotor Gailey urging along a poor beast unfit for work from extensive ulcerated sores under the collar.After a smart chase, the arty was eaught and taken before the Re- rder, whe, learaing the disgraceful particn- lars of the ease, acd the sovtised $10; ar two 11 or Mile-end Pest office, will much oblige: 11 months.The fine was paid Goyer\u2019s master OARD.\u2014Vacansies for © th .haa previously beea punished for similar \u2018Dere, at 626 Ciaetiore street.I oliy.Ce pe; as-I-have used it-and cured-my chil- of g dward | OH FEE T0 Z Nelson's Homa sired by Baoceerini & street, for $2008.: 1 a ation at the Police Court.this afternoon.B.Nobb deposed that on the 27th of Os- tober last, his gaged in the jewelery business, took from the store in 8t.: Paul street, a box containing 8 quantity.of gold chains, crosses, studs, bracelets &c., to the value of $104.35 witheut his knowledge or conset.\u2014 On this ehargo Payne was arrested und detained in prison.Nuble was cross-examined by acoused\u2019s gotin- sel this morning.but nothing of importance was elicited.\u2014 Supplementary to the Montreal Collsge of Pharmacy, a number of students who have possed its examinations, have recently formed themselves into a class of for the study of practical chemistry, conveyed by mutual instruction.An association has been formed, and the requisite officers elected; a handsome room furnished in Toupin's buildings, McGill street, and the nesessary chemical apparatus necessary for the design purchased.The olasses are open to all who\u2019 desire to learn that most interesting science, éhe- mistry.Lecturês in \"rotation are\u2019 delivered by the students.On the two precediug evenings, these were givon by Messrs.Nesbit and Gray, and prove as interesting as instructive.Presbyterian Church was held en Thursday evening last, the Pastor, Rev.Mr.Jones, in the chair.The financial report for the past \u2018| jear was eminently favorable; $1,000 had been collected for various objects; $5,200 | fer the new clurch ; $200 of the chureh building fund was gathered by the Sunday- School children: : of these the roll contains 240 names; 26 teachers are employed, and the school, as has been the case for many yoars.is most efficiently presided over by Mr.Copeland.The only difficulty is the limited accommodation given by the present building, but this defect will, it is hoped, be speedily remedied.The sesrional report was most encouraging.This church appears to be in a most prosperous state.Organized in November, 1870, with 11 communicants, the communion roll now number 58, with 28 vices.They acknowledge most heartily the practical sympathy shown by outsiders in their present church edifice, SCARED.\u2014 Mr.Buckland bas received a telegram from Mrs.Hellman toithe effect that in cense- quence of the prevalence of small pox in this city the Opera Troupe will not perform st the theatre as announoed.HONORABLE.\u2014 Some few years back Mr.M.C.Mullarky, boot and shoe manufacturer, failed in business, but- started soon-after; owing about |- $15,000.Things prospered since, aud a few 861 : re h-\u2014 of his creditors with the full amount of their respective olaims.| WOOD FOR THE POOR.We are very glad to learn that thé power A \u2014#3at-at WTUUOU 42 £ hasbeen taken from membera of the Corporation and vested in the Charitable Committees of the different Benevolent Societies.The class for whom the wood is intended are but too well known to these gentlemen, hence the great security against abuse giver by their appointment as discriminators betweenreal and sham poverty.| GONE.Crime and Oruelty.+ An under-sised French Canadian avocat, late of St.James street and Lachine, has prominently figured in these columns twice.On the first occasion he was pictured as a pale-faced lawyer who had been miserably \u201cgold,\u201d when he undertook to defend the ease of two burglars on the promise that twe tempt ing-looking rolls of coin they possessed should be his.He fancied the rolls to bo $10 each; they turned out fifty cents in coppers! Secondly, he came before the public in connection with the Lachine body-snatohing ease, and withdrew under rather questionable ciroumstanees.Te-day we have to present him to our readers for the third and, we suppose, last, time.He is not dead, but he is in Havana, whither he went some few weeks since under circumstances which will prevent him again shewing his face in Montreal.To make a disagreeable story short, he is eharged with having raised funds by vietimising friends, and to have run away with a sister-in-law aged 16, leaving behind a wife and two children.It is alleged that he effected the ruin of the young girl some two years back.We are not in a position to state the extent of his financial operations, but do not think they were very extensive.°° Such is this sad phase of Montreal life.POLICE COURT.Before W.H, Brehaut, P.M, : Saturday, Jan.13.Antoine Crevier vs.\u2014\u2014 Lusignan, assault and battery.\u2014Defendant arrested one Du- bois yesterday for theft, and this action was, it seems, in consequence taken.It was al- loged that the defendant violently threatened to strike the plaintiff with a bar of iron, and had pushed Wm.\u2018The proof was so doubtful that his Honor dismissed the action with costs.It came out, incidéntally, that Cre- vier sells liquor in the tenement without a license.The Revenue Department's doun- Tol waa present, and took note of this irregu- arity.' Euran Bowie vs.Olara Wilson, damaging property.\u2014On the 4th inst.the defendant, while in plaintif\u201ds house on Jacques Cartier street, had, in a fury, demolished a sofa and other furniture to the value of $15.She pleaded guilty to smashing a bench.The women are both disreputables, and the former is mistress of a house of ill-fame.The defendant was fined $2 and costs and $1 da- , mA, or 20 days.uguste Lafrancols, whe pleaded guilty to.stealing $40 from Paul Henri y ay, was sentenced this morning to two years\u2019 impri- vonment in the Penitentiary.; is to be thoropghly | == A serious case is undergoing an tavestis artner, Oscar R.Payne, en- : \u2014 The annual meeting of tbe Mile-End | families regular attendants at church ser-| project of building an enlarged | Co ; * yy 4e Se Ty RECORDER'S COURT.\u2014 1 \u2018Before J.P.Senten, Esq.A tomärkably light Bill was presented at this Court this morning, the whele proceedings not occupying 20 minutes.Daniel Sullivan, $1 or 8 days.Louis Plank and Mary Alexander, $1.5¢ or 10 days each, for being drunk.| Robt.Kearns, a youth of I7 years, was found in the street last night.He at firat i was thought to be dead, but, as it proved, i only dead drunk,\u2014$2 or 15 days.Chs.Phanouf and Abris Chartier would.drive without bella, in spite of all watning.i They wereifined : the former, $2.50, and the: latter, $2, or 15 days each, in defaults Geo.Cook, requested to be éommitted as he had no means and was not able to got: ; work.His Honor said he was much averse to- sending & man to prison for no othèr uffense than poverty and directed him to apply to the House of Refuge or St.George's Home EN he belonged.The Recorder is continually being applied to by parties in the same situation in the above.He does not like to send men and women, guilty of no erime, to herd with thieves and vagabonds, when there are so many charities of different nationalities.THE WEATHER, Thermometer, observed by Hearn, Harrison & Co.Opticlans and Mathematical Instru- & p.m.yesterday, 359 ; 8n.m.to-day, 840% 1pm.to day, 80°55.Max., 359 ; Min., 40055.Mean, 8237.Etandard Barometer compens fam.to day, 20:77; 1 nm to-d 2:81 Montreal, Jan.13, 1873.sr : ; _ & Ambrosse\u2019s Alligator Oll, cures Rheumatism, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Neural &o.For sale by all Druggists.Price, 7 27-8 cents.- m ALL letters in answer to free advertisements will be kept carefully at Taz Rymuing\u2019: tiser within ten days after the imser- tion of the advertisement.See ad vertisement in_another column.- The ¢ EVENING STAR\" ts for salé ét one cent each at the following News Stands?Allen, Mrs.W., Fruit and Flower store, Craig street, 78 T., Grocer, P EntmestTocer, Post-office,, Point Gt Belanger, B.Fruit Store, &c., street, Boucher, F., Fruit Store, 278 Lawrence street.* Brazeau, Alphonse, Fruit Store and News Depot, Craig s ; Brennan, James, Fruit Store, 2L St.Antoine street.Brunet, A., Fruit Store, 588 C street.Bourgoin, Wm., News Depot, St Cat»- __érine street.uns runs vers Bell, John, Pictures and P!cture Frames, 6?- St Mary street.Burnie, Mrs,, Fruit Store, 415 St.Mary street Bonners, J., Frult Store, 483 St.Joseph stree! Brennan, J,, Fruit Store, 198t Antoine stree! Bonner, Mrs, Fruit Store, 488 Bt.Josep ree Cook, Thomas, Fruit Store, 10 Radegends street, Cockburn, J., Fruit Dealer, 11» Wellington st.Cooper, rs.C., Fruit Store, 303 St.Catherine Riresa = = Collins, J.C., Fruit, &o., 808 St, Catherine st.Clark, Miss, Straw Bonnet Cleaner, 17 St.Antoine street ricé, de.Jam, Groceries, Forfar strat, St Charles., , Campbell, J., Fruit Dealer, 10 Bléuty street.C.R.& Co, Bonaventure Depot, and on the trains by their News Agents.C.ements, J., Grocer, corner of Anderson and Lagauchetiere streets.Cavalo, P., Fruit Store, &c,.300 St, Catherine street, and 418 Bt.Catherine stéeet.Cooper, Willlam, Coal Oil, &o., 43 Juror st.Dawes, W,, Stationer\u2019 13} Place d\u2019Armes, : wes, W., Stationer, &c., 548 St.Mary st.on, G.Fancy Toy and Trank Store, St.Mary street.: Delaney, J y?Bleury re i street.Davidson, », Fruit Store, 779 St, Catherine Stree Elliott, Mrs, Earth nware, &o., 625 Bt.Joseph stree Finch, Mrs,, Fruit 76 Bloury street.» J., Coal Olt and Fancy Goods Store, 9 F rely ti as d Confectionery, 19 e , onery an St Antoiuostrcet.al Conf A Gandron, Geoi Fruit and Confectionpry, rer Be Hamer, ee re » © ns Gauthier, Edward Charles, Frais Store, 4m: Ary Stree Gault, A.Book and Fançy Good: Store, Ne.0 St Peter street.\u2018 Holland, Mrs,, Fruit and News Depot, 514 Bt.a ; treet.Hump Mra, Fancy Goods, 981 St Ca- ankin, Mrs., Fruit Store, 98} St.Antoine st.nson, Mrs , Fruit Store, St.Joseph kt.Kelly, Dennis, Fruit Srege, corner Hermine- and Craig streets, Kerr, Miss, Fruits, Confectionery and Faney Goods, corner Hermine and Juror sta, | Laughran, J., Grocer.162 MoCord street.° Lawlor, Mra., Fruit Store, 119 McCord street.Lavelle.P.J, Fruit and Nows ; - boillez Square.RE ; Lin Miss, A., Fruit Store, &o., 633 Craie Lyons, 8., Grocery Store, 488 Bonaventure st.Mo: n, Mrs, Fruit \u201ctot .cornez Ottaws and Colborpe 7 : Mare, Mrs, Fruttstore, 156 St, Antoine t.Mortimer, Mrs., Registry Office, 67 Bonaventure street.Madd J., Fruit Sterd, 115 Bonaventure st.MoCrae, Mrs., Fruit Btore, #2 Nt.Joseph st, Norman, T., Grooer, &c., is 8t Antoine st.O\u2019Malley, J., Fruit Store, R73 St; Catherine st.Oppenhefmre, F., 489 St\u201d Joseph street.Potrier, Mr, Family Grooer, 88 Papineau Payne, George, Fruit Store, 145 Bonaventure stree Payette, J., Mr, Barber and News Depot, 114 Notre Dame street.; Proulx, J.Mr.Fruit Store, 84 St, Catherîne street.Perry, J.L., Station ry, &o , corner Craig and st Lawrence street- ! De a Racioot, A., Fruit Store and News ys an Fano Y, K., y ve Stole, Mrs, Coal O11 Store, 42 At.Urbain st.Smith, Mra, Fruit Store, &0., 415 Wellington - 8 Senecal, Andro, Fruit and News Store, 845 stree Smyth, J., News Depot.1 Badri, Mrs, Fruit Store, 612 St Joseph ot Stack, Mrs., Fancy Uooda Store, | 8%, Joseph Stewart, J., Grocer, St.Patrick street.Stephen, C.J., Grocer, corner SL Thidandeau J Os Siationeey and N ; .O.A, \u2018 ewa De »%st i | 3t.y street.Tomskie, Tosept, News Depot, 88 Bohaven- ture ktree lee, Wm., n| veñtere Confectianet, all, Mrs, Registry Offor Tor ee .Whittaker, À, Fruit Stor», Fi 8L Antoine Wayne, J., Groder, \u2018cornes We) Mogthien stoves: +, Temperature in the shade, by standard _- ment makers, 242 & 211 Notre Deine street :\u2014 STar Office, if ealled for by the adver: r.x Lm , i tn PP Erkan .E Ee AL ADO _ sated and corrected :\u20146 p.m.yesterday, ME nN x ! and to the clergyman of the church to which.i "]