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[" mére cadise 7e VOL.VI, NO.114, MONTREAL, FRIDAY! MAY 15, 1874.PLICE ONE CENT: \u201c a a te dps > om _ a ~~ a a v AE Hr es mim: i F ~N y A & .RE , .Tete \u20ac t 1 4 « A * à « .A im - ® 1a « < : _.\u201c ., \u201cA : Ç ve mes ss Tr TT re em ï rem ' T BELA ER A .taus to announce that he bas just concluded extensive Emprovernents on arid additions to bis establish- mont, and takes this opportunity of inviting his patrons and the public to visit (whether with a view to purchasing or not) his Stock of carefully finished FURNITURE of the newest style, as well as a fine selection of FANCY FURYITURE, too large for enumeration ; the whole marked ata price to defy competition.276 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL.981m NHRISTMAS PRESENTS.CABINET FURNITURE, Ar o.443 Notre Dame street.- subscribers have just opened an elegant and nique assortment of YANCY BRAC w FOCE dic STANDS, &c.oy would also call particular attention to an unusually varied assortmen CABINET FURNITURE OP VERY DESCRIPTION, IKON BEDSTBADS, BEDDING.&e., &¢., All at the most moderate prices J.& W.HILTON PAINTERS, &c.RUNDELL « YOUNG, HOUSE, SIGN , AND FRESCO PAINTERS, - No.94 Bloury Street, Montreal.mm RATNING, PAPEB-HANGING, GLAZING, C017] ORING, &c., &o.GLASS GILDING AND EMBOSSING.Special attention given to Banners and Window Ebades.BS-8m V HITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS.RAMSAY À BON, ure of pomouncing to the Trade gene- a orks are olay Blk sans on Adently lo the \"rade, establish » oa > the pusoles as the wzis Join ts, k bein in in the former case Fra BR, generally occasioned by xposing air immediately after having bee mences with chillness and shive followed by heat, L esticaaices, symptoms, other of the Time MEDICINES, &0., THEE ROYAL FOOD.NEW DIRT FOR INFANTS, INVALIDG CONVALRSCKNTS, &c.\u2018us Better liked than any food yot introduced.WsvER TURES SOUR, Lieny Da \" Rsquines Liv7Le PanramaTion.THE ROYAL FOOD te soid by ac Chemists and respectable Groosrs, and olosals and Retall, at the MEDICAL, HALL, 7 JAMES STREET.AxD PHILLIPS BQUARE, In packages, 36 cents and 50 cents each.m THE AFF LICTED\u2014I wish to od 27 consulting rooms to the ochanles Hank Chambers, No.194 8t.James street and that | will, as usual, pay special attention to chronic di diseases of all kluds, partioa- y those g/ a er (hat Reed RO t be ment Fosultiog in ore tneery than all to other Mos this world put together Nervous Irritablit bid Sensitiveness, Loss of Momory, Lack dence, Indecision of Charac ten hey Dey capacity to a e mir ne ; Dien d sometimes almost tot Te hone without the ing the vital forces, which can be done without the wal drug and nostrum treatment, by which thou- - have been 1ujured or murdered.prac- of treatment for eight years, a dJduring that time buve treated an tmoiense nwm- vrs In All parts 0X the world, iu the best wa'!ks of life, that I have ever doue m an ar that I have cured without my seeing them, no ma 1 \"how great a distant but those ta the gr musta Hang 206 me at my oi Office hours + 2to 4, and 7 to 10 p.m.Private vod confiden 98-191 M.H UTLRY, M.D Lmbdecility, Impotency, an .A THE A Marvellous Medical Discovery, THE DIAMOND RHEUMATIC RnECXAYTSX A, à paînfa] dieonse, charucterized an infinss tats of the fibrous tissue.I prin- ally affscts the larger joints znd may oce: ACUTE RarT UMATIEBM, O EUMA: ow VER, is rs pres and gdm - cl n other feverish one ort Chis quickly increases, and in short time accompanied with swelling Hreal tenderness of one or more of the larme joints, with ng determin in this beans of their business for sanuTickuring the most satiafacto pf Ochres, Lors 5 lemnas, iden, and all desc tions of o re, put uw! in tins bandsom Por ne bene en red ein offer noir n any y desl: ac ages to su Worke : oan Inepector and College streets.Warehouse .Recoliet atre in PLUMBING, &c.feature of it fsits tended poy to ron one pr to another, after\u2019 den Sn Len one joint an: M@pcarance In anothet, ati Agalo going In mmpie cases sometimes one or two doses Jur In the most chronic case it ia sure to give way by the use of two or thres bottles.By this efficient and simple remedy hundreds of do.lars are saved to those who can least afford to throw it away, as surely it is by the purchase of useless prescriptions.ANOTHER WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN SPEAKS.Montreal, April 24th, 1874.Mesurs.Dryins & & BOLTUN * URE: BANK NOTICES.[LA BANQUE JACQUES CARTIER.Notice is hereby yivea that a dividend of FOUR PRE CENT.has been declared om the paid-up Capital of the BANQUE JAOQUES CARTIER fur the current half year, and will be payable at th: BANK om and after the first day of June next.The Transfer Book will be closed from th 16th to the 30th May next, both days inclusive.By order of the Board.H.COTTE, Cashier.Mentreal, 27th April, 1674.se ITY BANK.Notice is begeby given th: that a Dividend of FOUR PKR CENT.upon the Capttal Stock of this Institn- tion has been declared for the current hall yesr, and that the same will be payable at the Hank or after MONDAY, the FIRST xt.¢ Transfer liooks will closed from the 17th to the Sat MAY next, both days inclusive The Annual General Mecting of the Stockholders will Le held at the Bauk on MONDAY, the first day of JUNK next, and also, on the same day, Spc al General Meeting to take Into conslderalion the ie propriety of increasing the Capital Stock of the The Chair to be taken at NOUN.(Ry order of the Board,) J.B.RENNY, Caster.City Baxx, Montreal th April, 1874 9-2aw BANK OF MONTREAL.Notice is hereby given that a DIVIDEND OF SIX PFB CENT.and à BONUS OP TWO PER CENT.upon the Pald-up Capital Stock of this Institution have been declared for tue current balf year, and hat the same will be payable at its Banking-house, n this city, on and after the PIRST DAY OF Jung NEXT.\"he Transfer Books will be closed from the i7th the 81st day of May next (both days inclusive).THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING or THR SHAREMOLDERS Will be held at the Bank, ON MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT, Chair to be taken at One o'clock.(By Order of the Board.) , R.B.ANGUS, General Manager.Moutreal, let May, 1874.102-2aw - £ + à mbotiso is hereby given that a DIVIDEND at the FIGHT PER CENT.PER ANNUM for five months, frem the Ist of January to the Ist of June nxt, gn $04 Paki-up Capital of this Instita- tion bas been @gglared, and that the same will be payable On MONDAY, tho FIRST DAY of JUNE KEXT, The Tranefor Books will he closed frdm the 17th to the Slst of May next, both gays inclusive.A GENKRAL MEETING of the STOCEHOLDERS will be held at the Bank ¢n MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT, At ELEVEN o'clock A.M, nstead of the 1st of July in aocordancs with à reso- METROPOLATAN-BANK GS pesé And ba Catherine streaf, ipa 29 Fotra Dame street.Ww.himself erally useful, Richelteu Wotel.To 45 ar vincent antl?HELP WANTED.ANTED, a smart Horowitz's Cigar ryant Girl.Apply at V.Store, No.8 Bleury street.ANTED, a y to at ttend Bar ; oué pue who au Fr ad of French preferred .Agées M, 13, Bran office.ns Waits at the Ottawa Hotel, and Scrub Girls.several Laundry Apply impiediately.134 ANTED,a Thorough Bervan also, à young Girl to act aa Nurse.AY at mu r St.Urhaln \u2018street, : Poly Ph 3-3 A \\ A a Tnorough Servaut.Apply 3 bd Peel str V ANTED, twô tiirls.One ns Housemald the other ss Cook, in à faimntly of three; two sisters preferred.Auply to Mre.luglis, No.vin Be Catherine street.ANTED, a woman to eut ont and and mare Chil aren\u2019s Clothing and Ladie: t-C \u201cor '¢ Who cab speak French and English.B49 St, Catherine tree.t Ÿ ANTED), Fancy Lace and Stravéilat Sowerat highest prices paid, and steady ~mployment.Apply at Victoria Buraw Works, 8 Bt.James street, \u2018up stairs À) Alexander et ANTE, a young Girl to do housework In 3 amull fan 1iy ; à good home.Apply nt Coursol streut.AS ANTED, \u2018two Urcasmakers, ut iNo.13 Union avenue, 113-3 TANTED, ane \u2018xpertenced Milliner.Apply at 91 reet.13 -3 FANTED, a A Sood Gencral Servant, at 62 Pt vr Lain 6 32) ny Avply ge ANTED.at ouce, & first-claes Traveller, with good references.Brique & Beaudry, No.7 Place d\u2019Armes.3 ANTRI a smart (fice Boy.Apply to Belgus & Beaudry, No.7 Placed\u2019 Armes, ARTED, a first-class Engraver and two good Steam-jress Printers ; to competent men a 1 ary an permaneuf gmployment will be given.App! pry to Gh @ J.Gebbardt, 0 Craly street, Montreal, or 13 Adelaide streot, Fast, Torouto.113-3 ANTE IMMEDIATELY, a strong 0 ate a Horse and Cow, and tom iver useful about the house ; must have references.Apply between 2834 5, at 9 Foundiing street vs V y ANTED, a a Nurse.Apply imiediately at 40 Latour styee 15.3 ANTED, 8 Drossmaker immediataly: nt fs: se AN ED, a steady man ho thoroughly under r stands the care of horses; references required Apply nt No.5 Place ht Armes hils.18-3 ANTED, two first class Journeyman Barbers, \\ at No St.Lawrence strec 1133 Warr ED, an Office Hoy, Apply to Bown À Major, +64 St.Paul street.12-8 500 Coat, l\u2019ants, \u2018and Vest makers; ANTED, also, Cutters and Press-men.Apply to Jns.©\u2018Brien & Co, No.1 College Buildings, College VV ANTE, A SID active Boy to make himself wenerally uscfal abouts à house aud stable.Apply at 20 St.Sacrament # 112-5 ANTED.a a soung man as Clerk in a 8 ore, must hav: a a of gt bus #60 efrenaes\u201d ship ANTED, 25 workin rays, at J.Levey hands, for working io Co.'s, Nos.674 and 676 Sy : ns FANTED, aServant Man, to take caresf a horse and cow, and to assist in a garden.Apply at 507 8t.Paul street, 112-3 ANTEDN, two good Miiliners.Apply imiue- ads ly, at 245 Notre Dame street.13à nat WANED a a Pattern.-maker and Carpe Tea TMV EDIATELY, a competent Look- + sad Cor respondent ; re nte ply to H.R.Ives & Co., Queen etreot ot.see re- even quired.heerêr to Geo.Groves, Jr, cu 8t Paul stront.Wht a Coachman; joust be well aoccus- horses, and a driver, will be required to make himself generaîls woeful ; ring good recommendations from last employer.between the hours of 19 and 12 0 ANTED, a sntart Boy u Operator.and to make st, he We a respectable s young man.Apply at Notre Dame : WV ASTER.a Girl to do general housework.Ar Jy at 138 Cadieux street.Houses $0 lot or wanted advertised at one-half cent per word after the first \u2018paertioa.| TO LET, st Lon moult, ar the river, k £ turaished Cottage, rt ee months.apply © Captain of (he Yerry Bokt.115 ih TO LET, a Furnished House In University £ Tater Joucssion Immediate Apply, at 411 Cralg 8 08 TO LET, nloe Summer Resddence, at 8t.Lam- bete,\" opposite a Malev'a Island.Apply, ~ 13 Common strect.STORES A AND OFFICES TO LET.w puise, Offices and Rooms, » at Nos.28, 28, 215 and M7 Notre Dame street.Apply toDr.N.Toy veine st \u2014\u2014\u2014 1\" us Lie Mare street, U LET, à FACTORY, \u201cx x Us et, altered to salt, with or without power.Asa, à acond floor of 3 Mill, 62 x 140 feet, with stean-power wud woodworking machinery.Apply toM.MULLIN & Co., Canal street.se 200MS WANTED OR TO LET.T3094 70 LET : for Architoctk, business ooms WANTED\u2014 Wanted.ihree or four Hooms, art of a house, mien 10 or 15 minutes\u2019 walk.% dress 0,1, STar omic ni T, at 522 Craig street, sul'able for Wood Engraser, or other, Juhi 0 LEE, urnishod Rooms, vithout Board, at 12 Un:ou avenue.113-6 FJYO LET, a double Room wih Board, ncar the Eagilan Cathedral.Addms 0, 14, Sax ofl.410 LET, unfurnishod Bons, without } oard.Apply = 112-4 3 St.George atret FINO LET,,two Furnished Bedrooms, without I Boa RE iu Seothnd street\u2019; private family, Address W, me 112-6 730 LET, a Bedroom, to a gentleman, without ad, at 360 Bt.Urbain sco ro LET, large Hooms, at &céanguinet street T° LE PROPERTY FO SALE.Job gan « LOTS, 1 Lot, ve x 111, on Canniy street.1 Lot, 80 x 315, on Lusigua street, $ Lots, TE x 114, on Mc na Lot, 63 x y stre Together with a la ato numboroi other pot destra- te.Apply te H.GEDDES, 112-3 85 Et.Fraicois Xavier s.rect.FOR SA.E, j OR SALE \u2014ExoeMent oypertuntts | for obtaining a first-class Waltham Wach.ii cases, left by a friend in need for Ancdiate s - le, at con- shlegably below cost Fhe Witch is qaite new, and will have our sugrantee as Agents for the Waltham \u2018ompany.Apply W Geo.J.drant, at H.Grant's, 3é Notre Danio street.Ms SITUATIONS VANTED.3 YANTED\u2014A uentlemag (of R C.8., Eng, Ps formerly-a:ndent of] tpt and 7 years Army Assistant Surveon, but for some yrare nut engaged in practice, wishes to \u201chear, of a Lrotessional situation as Asstitant.or to as: iA # business Or other Lpacity, la svi his abilities ght be of se ; 18 of ato h.abits, Addre T'ANTED, bya prong, active young sjsuatt mot EP EA A AT Address O, 15, STAN refer.ANTED, oF 3 respectaie married woman, © \u201csituation ap W \u201crureraneps apex- ceptionable.Apply at) at rd B Marita strop 143 ANTED-AT oung man would jtke a situation Pookkrepes or Aseirtan whoterale house preferred hau had five years\u2019 ex- perlence tn the L'nfted Have \u201cany at 50Bt.Faw reet, % J ANTED.by a young man.a man or Shipper, perience (n busin se; roa both 1 can furnisn 100d references, -Addiess office A double furnishedBedroom, at 180 Mo- street 104-6 rect.1865), mista a 8 a situation ap Sales- seven years\u2019 ex- anguages, and o 11, bran 2 ANTED, by a reliable person, a a saation to attend an elderly ir.or tv accompany a 1amily to the seaside pre: has been over two years in her present uations can be highly res commended.Address D., Box 875, Post-office.112 ANTED, by a lady, a » lustion | as Governces nursery overness ; E togil-h, French and Music taught; no objection to travel ortowoto the sea-side; city ref gi Addre: 8 HOUSES TO LET Ou WANTED.varity, 1 HISTORICAL SKETCHES.Lives of the Queons of Eugland.£, OF WILLIAM THE OONQUEROR.English Magasine.) .CHAPTER XVIII.We aauat Lo beled whit temas a thie; HANRIPEARE.The Norman monarch was ac.ompani- el, on his return to England, by his third son, William \u2018Rufus.His second sou, Richard, of whom little mention is made in Listory, died young.Both he and his next brother were pupils of the learued Laufrane, whom the Conqueror, mn fulfilment of his promise, had elevated to the Archhishopric of Canterbury\u2014 next to the crown, the highest dignity in the realm.Previous to his departure from Nor- maudy, he h:.d appointed his tried friend and servant, Roger De Beaumont, first minister of the duchy, with strict orders, it is supposed, to watch not only the conduct eof his \u2018rebellions ron, but that of his queen : the event proved that the precaution was not taken withiqut some reason, No sooner had the hasty Robert reached the court of his uncle, than, under his advice and that or William\u2019s old enemy, the King of France, he occupied himeelf in fomenting discoutent and a spirit of insurrection in\u2019 the duchy ; resolved, when everything Was ripe ivr hic attempt, to claitn his long prowised in- heritunce by force of arms\u2014the [arl of Flanders aud the French king both pledging themselves to agsist him, : Although iu all but open rebellion against his father, Matilda still continued to Assist her favourite kon 5 and privates ly remitted vast suis of gol 4 to the exile trom her own coffers ; when these were exhausted she even had the weakness to strip herself of her jewelr and costly garments for the kame purpose.From the character ot Robert, it 18 needless to say, that the sums thua lavished upon MATILDA.OF FLANDKRB, QUEEN CONSORT I dub ghee knight! Be wise in council, brave in the tield, loyal to \u2018the pod faithful in they allegiance ! ichael, the archaugel, thee, and the saints hold holy keeping ! It is to be observed that,in the ceremusy of knighting the son of William the Con queror, the name St, George was not ured.It wae not tll the marriage ot Heury 11.with Eleanora of Aquitaine, that Si.George became the war-cery and patron saint of England.« Alter n brief conlerence with Lantrane, end of the ceremony, the new, Knight started tur Rye, to join his father\u2019s forces, whith were already en the point of sailing for for Normandy.CHAPTER XIX.ES 1ti6 the curse of chil war of arn \u2018The brother 'yalust the brother .life ; the sire Agalnst the sôu.de uffence to heaven, When we do rend the bowels of our country.OLD DRAMATIST Williams first interview with his queen, after hiy landing in Normandy, as our readers may suppose, was u stormy one.He lad been wounded by her conduct, both as a sovereign and a husband.For her blind partially to Robert made her overtook the tact, thay in aiding him in his rebellion, she became virtually & conapirator against his father and her sovereign.Odericus Vitalis has preserved the ex- aet words in which the Conqueror ad- dues À uv inay strengtheu thee bree .covery of her agent, Sampron, had placed a her participation and assistance in the crime of Robert beyond the shadow of a doubt.* The gbservation of a certain philosopher is true,\u201d exclaimed the king; \u201can have only too much cause to admit the torce of his words : Naufrsgium rerum est, mulier, malofida marito.(A perfidious w-fe sthe ruts of her husband).Where,\u201d he continued, «could you have found a compavion fo devoted in his affection ?3eholt my wife\u2014she whom I have loved ag my own soul\u2014to rinGe, in their of Matilda and Robert, tablets iv his haud.A fow words ox- plained the rest.Scarce ly had he ntart- el, when the vuard commanided to nrre-t him sunght fw in very part of the palace, rut the tumove had the start of them.William was still giving orders to his minister, Roger De Beaumont, when tue news was broûent him ot Surgeon\u2019 ~ escape.The infuriated mopdreh sure orders for an innediate pursuit, offing a consrderable reward to him who would bong the otender, dead or alive, infu nis presence.So keen wis the pursuit\u2014tur the cent ot the =oldiers was excited by the promised ree vinpense\u2014that the unlucky tugitive had barely time to reach the place ot his appointed reluge, beture the inessengers of William Giundered for udmittance at the gstes of theublux church.Sa peon had already pre-eut- ed tothe abboc the tablets of the Queen and explaine.the cause of his flight.\u201c Father!\u201d he exclaimed, alurnied at the increased knocking at the gates, \u201cwill you nat protect me\u2014vour abbey is priviles red 27 \u201cIte,\u201d raid the diguitary ; *¢ hut the question is, will the king respect it?1 have no means tu entorce the ot-ervance and placed the holy onder.\u201d \u2018 What mean you?\u201d falteriugly demanded the Young man, who certainly a monk.Tor We Was on the port ot iitir- riage with one of the uiteudante of the queen.¢ That the only means of shielding vou from the wrath of William, 15 to as-nne the hubit of our order!\u201d \u201cBut 1 have no vocation, Holy father!\u201d \u201cPerhaps not,\u201d repliecd the abbot, drilv; ¢ but that will conne ins time fo » Lam betrothed toa tar girl! \u201c1 cam absolve you fram your vow!\u201d interrupted the diznitary, weo, knowing that the füvitive was thy deternnnel FR n tto lose so favouratlé an occasion ot adding to the wealth of tus comunity.by receiving the vows of the esquire.Decide,\u201d te added ; *¢ tor the messengers of Willian are growiug impatient for their prey \" Overcome by the terror of falling mtu the hands of the Cou wel e-Pi Walsh cume to Louisville five yearn ago fro Milan, Tenn., and, upou Lhe-épen- ing ol the Galt House, Look charge of its telegræph and raitroad office, which posi- Gatch to usined fon three years.He was thew appointed ticket agent of the Short Line Railrusd, aud placed in charge ot the office at the corner of Fourth and Jetlersou streets, where he rewaived un- ti Murck 1, 1872.About\u2019 this time he severed his connection with the Short lue Company, and at the time of his death wae negotiating tor à sitnation ou another rd Mr.Walsh was an ex- tretney popuilur nan, cad ussucisled woth peoqde tout of pivasure, and in company with the clans rOmetimes in- dutred tt Vigor, but seldois to exceus.A tew days ago ie was taken sudden] land sce then remained in his hotel, hoping voeu tu recover, He was rapidly Improvins, aud Saud oy worning his triends \u20ac onetuded he woltld avon be.well, Mr.William DeBree, telegraph operator st theLonnsvalie Hotel, und a very iu.Uimate Iriend of Mr, Wall, was in the root duriuz See tay morning.Wall, woo hat teen reading à muyazine, remarked to DeBree that *¢ hie head was sett ee ara belived chat he could Stepan ross thie hat Delbree allowed he to ge out of (hé room, bi : ! : > it soon of sanctuary avainst armed men,uule-s\" ; nearins Hie mois of aw dow beng rais- he added, after a moments pause, * in fed, roliowed.aud beheld Wabsh's legs the person ul a professed brother ot our daughug iron a window, \u2018separated trom bin by à partition.He resched out and grep the lupe of Walsh's coat with one hand, and supported himselr with dut st te fans Vdd neh wo hevad\u20ac with ali his strengtii, and called fur as sistance.DeBree eanld feel the coat gradually shoiny through las hand, and told the untortanate sn to seize his arm.Walsh re sponded, \u201cLet nse go, Bill ; its ue tise.Let me go!\u201d DeBree again Caertey himselt to maintain his hold, tut suddenly felt the cost ship from his raspy wid was tamself throwe u his bicn.With a #hudder of Lorror hecon- tinue Lerying tor help, gud at last got up sud vent - down staira, Colonel Johuson, manger of the hotel, Mr.Murphy, the clerk, and Ur.Atkiusou, 8i ence went to tue basement sory of the li tel, aud tound the body in thie ares onthe eastern side ofthe building.The back part of the heal WAR NAN red 1 nu terrible man- } less nature he well knew, $ umpson Consente to receive the hubit from the hands of the crafty abbot, who, by the same.stroke of policy, ubliged the queen, and obtained & rich accession to IN ain order.; The unfortunate exquire was according- rofessed in the gamme hour When the gates of the shaven and ¢ at he arrive: 1 ehurch were entered, he was uo longer æ layman, subject to Secular jurisdiction, but Brother Sampson, of the order of St.Benedict.The soldiers, disappointed o their prey and their reward.sullenly retire Strange as it may appear to our readers, this little epizode | in the history of Matilda is histdrically correct.he names of the unlucky confidint ef the queen of William the Conqueror, and the litic Abbot of Duche, have both been handed down to.us by Odericun Vitalis, (To be Continued.) \u2014 THE PRINCE OF WALES ON MUSIC.\u2014\u2014Flre-budy was conveyed to & TOUM lu the Lutél, apd the Coroner, being sent for, beld an inquest.The verdict rendered by the jnry was in accordance with the foregoing statements.any ol his friends, including the members of the Louisville Couvnendry Kuight Templars,visited the remains during the day, and several stayed by his coffin at - night.A little child trom whom Waleh was in the\u2018habiV of:.purchasing bution- Lole bouquete, upon being informed of hia déath.twined toge ether a prey bunch of white flowers and placed them vpn his cof fiu with & pote containn the words \u201c From the Yiltle flowér-girl.?Mr.Walsh was a native of Ireland, but lived during the preater past of his lite a Nova Scotia, from which plage.he weut tv Chivägu, then to Cincinnati and Mian, Tenn, and finally cawe to Louisville, where he gathe around him\u2019 a hoit of staunch friends.His brother, who was agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Chicago, was notified of his death, and, t ta har EA SY SVU Tot ve oe NoTrTOo®.=e MN ent ti icago.According! Ggents,\u2014Un 1'ed 5 Jou.I wish to bear testi- lution pass~d at | the 1e last st Annual Meeting of the Belmont mm LE L wxinud n'a Patron ot the Div se body sent to Chic R Be F ¢ | mouy to the value of D RHEUMATIO- Ge oie OR EWALD, ald : must be well recommended NEY ANT \u2014 Art.tt was accompanied to the ourtoent / Le ee oc ET anole of thie past winter I navy SUkr6koldaTe, ousemald; mus e mmended.V ANTED, à situation Coschman; good city le ; Mouday, by L - mt conn Sul ver FOR thal vary COMMON A Y.STARNES, nos references.Address C, 10, 8TAR otisce.11d T oo \u2019 ] nie pu a b- 7 ouday F A oui JOHN MARTIN, Mo as dncea.oy hoarin of à man marvellous President and Managing Director.% AXTEDS BS Te raeod sorte > VV ASTED a situation us Operator om the Singer he Daily Telegraph vf a late \u201cdate ville Commanders, K.1., an ale ily 3 i cures eccompliahod Dr the Au, many marvollous 4 ptreal, April are Apply atonor, at I$ rummond street, 4 Sewiug-machine.Address N, 16, Bras office.says i\u2014 Lusige F.ant A, M., of which he was & Plumber, Gns and Steam Fitter, ra fow Iv weeks stay at tbe St wrence Hall, ontreal, April 306, 1876 _ m : Presiding at the annual festival of member in good standing.\u2014 = i e.Suffice ft to aay, that (without TTT = - ANTED, a man to make himeell gençrally ANTE!), à situation as Lady's Companion, to a COUT 3 sy \u2014_\u2014e Loy Taith in the medicine or ita resulta), by the tik- useful to drive and look after horse.Ww 7 P REMAINS OF THE CHAPEL OF THE STANDARD, BATLE ABBEY, AS THEY NOW A Jocie ï niche Has Just received another larga assortment of Eo¥ TaiLh In the medicine SE LS rosie), by ters re atarst alto drive ca lady goluy to Kngtand.Address O, 7, fram [ OW APPEAR.3 the Royal Benevolent Society of Musici ANECDOTES.him by the weak affection of his mother, were squandered in diddipwiion sl he court of hia crafty uncle.ails, ou Monday last, the Prince ot Wales whom [have confided the government in a aperch marked Ly his vsual taste ol ny realms, wy tr :ésure, and all that I possessed in the world of MT 20 co v Mos oases, \u2018ara an that can read and write both lanynages, figure, and ive good city refor- - heved.More than four ee i have Since viapsed, \u2014\u2014 GABALIERS AND BRACKETS.and I am still all right (free from pain), and with na ANTED, a smart Boy to work about a nodse, nications of ite retu.and sleep athome.Apply to Mr.Burwell, Medical Hall.Maw 76 Drerar TER BAILIPPS.\u2014 : 5 fit in t 0 RE.SOLD CHEAP.et bene ofsuficr æ humanity, ploase pass RAND \u201c Misho\u2026, read office.ower and and k.nd:y common rente, took occasion wi Carter, the Lion Ki ; 1 ences.Address O, t, STAR office.A Pl : en arter, the Lion DY, Wag x \u2014 Diamond What Cure.experience: with the TRUNK RAIL w AY VV AKTED, & respectable Lad.16 or 17 years of = The proceedings of Robert and the| greatness\u2014she hath supported mine ad- to glance at the condition of Lie musical hibiting with Duco at Astley's Call and 100 them, at y Tours, 1H Buss, ; COMPANY o age.Apply to Coben £ Lopez, 231 BL.James VW ATED by 8, sober, pour Enlishman, à Queen, in thue eupplying -him with the versary againat me! She Oath strength- wrt, and \u2018at the status of musicians Mméasger, will; whom Carter had made e 4 y reference.Address N, 1, ÿTan ANTED, by a sober, industrious young m » steady situstion ; particular wat: not afrald of work, can Produce 4 if requ uired.Address F, 2, Bran ave eer LK UA th good testimonials 108 ng Englishmaa, à situation of nr to Canvass or to drive an erences.Address N, 38mm yr ANTED, a situstinn as Rwing-an; under standa the Wheeler 4 Wilson Bewis chine.Address M, IN, STAR office.- ta we ANTEN, work in a Garden, or aa Under-gar- doner, by a steady man.Address M, Te Fas office, ARTED, hy a respectable mon, a situation ae French an coran Te vod rere ig rae © 14, Bran of.LN y t he censured the rebellion of his Brother, betray his own recret dia-' content at the jéslouay with wi.ich his father withheld, from him all ehare in the government and sessions.Knighthood, which in the present day it 1a the pecnliar formerly of the sovereign to beatow, was former conferred, not only by the great vassals of the erown, but by prelates and churchmen.From the hander of the latter it was considered a higher honour than from those of a layman, unlees that layman was a king.In compliance with his pupil'À request, Lafranc atan carly hour the foi- lowing morning, celebrated a military maser in the cathedral at Canterbury.William Rufus, in _tull armour, bareheaded, assisted, At the end of the first communion, the archbishop, being clothed rochet and mitre, advanced to the rail- mga of the altar, and, having received a sword {rom the hands of the senior noble as already raised the standard of revolt \u201cWilliam | Lever vindichæ \u201clas an evemy, bu Ÿ in his.*¢ Beausire,\u201d repled Matilda, \u201c he not surprised it] feel a mother's tenderness [tor I TL.firat-born gn! By the virtue of the Most High, I protest that it my son Rotiert were dead, and hid from the sight vf the living, seven feet decp in the earth, and the price of my blood could resture him to life, I would cheerfully bid it flow ! For lis ake I would endure any suffering\u2014yea, things from which, on any other occasion.the feebleness of my sex would bid ne shrink ! How, then, could juu supydse \u2018that I would endure pomp, and luxury, and know.that he was pining,in want and miserv?Far from my heart,\u201d she added, \u2018be such harduese, nor ought your authority to impose such insemaibility upon a mother 17° To the further reproaches gf her husband, Matilda replied only by her tears.The heart ot her husband w against the co | had so passionately loved.It was not upon her that the Couquerôr determined to wreak lis vengeance, but upon her agent, Sampson, through whose means her letters and aesiatance had been con- \u2018veyed to her rebellious son.\u201cTis well, madam!\u2019 he said, «I cannot forget the past affection betweeen: us, » although your have thought proper to du 80 ; batthere i.one on whom my vengeance shall tall, who shall long re member that the wrath of a king ia terrible as that of heaven! Yuur uuworthy agent is known tome!\u201d Matilda wirned deadly pate; for, how- he had proved herself she was incapable of deserting a iriend, or one who had served her.¢« Spare his lifel\u201d she faltered._ REMARES.Ashes.\u2014Incresse dompared with last year, 91 bris.Receipts for the week, 817 (1a.Pot ; 51 brls Pearl, Flour.\u2014Decrease in receipts, 609 bris.Receipts for the week, 36,366 bria.Wheat.\u2014Increase in receipts, 352,072 purh.Receipta for the week, 359,435 rush.| Indian Corn.\u2014D n pts, 19,891 bush.Receipts for the week, 259,407 bush.Pork.\u2014Incrense in receipts, 4,876 brle.Receipts for the week, 828 bris.- Bulier \u2014Decrease; in recaipts, 16,366 tube.Receipts for the week, 484 brls.A Barley ~] rease in receipts, 37,037 ! bush.A ipta for the week, one.: occupied b this office.Child, at her own bons.WANTED, a small House, or part of s Honse furnished or unfurnished,for a small family; must be In good order and unexoeptionable locality.Address C.J L., Box 83%, Post- co ee STORES TO LET.\u2014 That commodions Store and Dwelling situated and being No.541 Bt.Mary street, corneror Am late] y \"1 Now Adve REAY & BEATTIE, WINE MERCHANTS.Yow Meenas to-day [HE ORIENTAL TEA STORE, | Mugens.M.SCANLAN à 00.WHOLESALE & BETAIL GROCERS sag to form ihe residents of St.Joseph street ana vicinity that they have REMOVRAD to 251 87.JOSEPH STREET, botween Murray and Colborne streets, where will be found a choloe assortment of .FAMILY GROCERIES, 46 Beaver Hall and 650 Dorchester street, TRAS, SUGARS, FRUITS, 8PICES, STEUPS, WINES, LIQUORS, £c., &c \u2014 ns Special inducements are offered during the holi- day season, and a call is respectfully solicited.6 STRAW HATS! STRAW HATS! 277 NOTRE DAME STRERT.ve now received a very full assortmsnt of Summer Btock in FELTS, BTRAW, LEGHORNS, Furs preserved from Moths, and ke sou (insured f:6m fire) on reasonable STUART & SNEATH, 533 CRAIG STREET, 533 .8TORY FURS FROM THIS DATE.TERMS VERY MODERATE.MW.B.\u2014This is the Lest time to have Furs of all kinds DyYsp and CLXAWED.give thelr persons) attention to this department 1 ECONOMY.ELGS AND BUTTER SAVED BY USING THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR ALL NORWICH EGG POWDER.WHITEN OF EGGS FOR SALE WEEKLY.112 FOR SALE\u2014 1,000 packages new season JAPAN cheats, 10 1b.and 5 1b, catties.new season YOUNG HYBON, FADOES and YELLOW RHFINED Tons Eglioton and Gartsherrie PIG IRON.Puns Steam Refined SEAL OXI (Punton & Muno's - ft « 50 Qr-casks MALAGA OLIVE OIL nn ney.B.ES MOLASS 400 recaske RAW LINSERD OI - per LIVERPOOL COARSE BALT (10 to W.R.ROSS & 00.__No.11 FT.SACRAMENT STARK.NEW CITY GAS COMPANY.Consumers by paying their Gas Rent an or before FRIDAY, 15th inst., will sive 128 10d to 13a 0dy do red, 11s 10d ts : 1 | 35 PER CENT DISCOUNT.The Ascounts must be paid in conformity to the abore, Or the discount will met be allowed Oonsumers who have not received thetr Accounts for the present quarter, owing to thetr removal, will Pplaass call at the office to recelve them, and save the discount by prompt pavment.L OW PRICES.GREAT SPRING SALE OP FINE MADE-UP CLOTHING AT [ Walsh\u2019s Clothing House, 463 NOTRE DAME $20,000 TO Lo AN FIRST-CLASS CITY MORTGAGE.| New Advertisements to-day | WHYTR, EERR 4 LEPEBVRE, OLORED PICTURES at 81.75 each, complete, ready for hanging up.lendid Stook o COLORED FIC- inches each, stretched, framed 117 BLEURY STREET.ONTREAL BOXING AND FENCING CLURB.\u2014Wiilisan Richardson, Pre- fessor of Boxing, and V.Gh Fenctng, Broadeword, Sing! À s1.octal meeting of this Club will take place at ordh r street, on MORKDAY, the 18th inst., at 4.desirous of joining the Club can do so namés 10 Mr.Reid Taylor, 60 St.DRESSMAKING.JAMES MOCLURE & CO.beg to announces that In compliance with the request of many of thelr eustomers, thoy bave added a Dressmaking Depart ment to their business.\u2018Elegant reception and fitting rooms have been provided for the comfort and convenience of ladles.Orders executed with economy and despatoh.JAMES MoCLURE & CO., 913 FT.CATHERINE STRERT.se TAR PATENT COPPER AND GALVANIZED LIGHTNING-RODS.W.H.8uITH is DOW canvassing thie city for the sale of Lightning-Rods, in which business he has had great experience, and all parties entrusting their orders to him may rest satisfled they will be executed ln a sclentific and workmanlike manner.The public should bear in mind that they are =ubject to entrusting their orders with strangers from tho other side, wi 0 are not at all reliable.Mr.Bmith can bo well recommended by Messrs.MORLAND, WATSON & CO., of this city, and ali ouders left with them will be attended to.om the shortest notios.26-1m° BOOTS, ar O\u2019BRIEN\u2019S, 171, 234 & 379 St.Joseph St, Ladies\u2019 Pruriella Congress, silk elastic, for $1 worth $1.50.Button Prunella Boots for $1.60, worth §3.26 - FIRE AND MARINE, AUTHURIXED This Company having complied with the terms the Ast have secured a License, and are now ALL CLASSES OF RISKS AGAINST FIRE AT MODERATE RATES.DTRBOTORS : HOX.JOHN TOUNG, MP.asie J.F.SINCENNES.\u2026.\u2026.cone ANDREW x \u2019 L A.BOY! MF.HN (FREAT SALE of PRUNELLA HE ROYAL CANADIAN |\" INSURANCE COMPANY.| 37.804 89 Bt.Joseph Stree Oapital.$5,000,000.BI\" All claims will be pald immedistely on the loss being established.Enap Orrios : - 160 St.James Street, Montreal.CE du , QUNARD LINE, FROM NEW YORK, ABYSSINIA,\" WEDNKSDAY, May #0th.7 \"* ATLAS,\" SATURDAY, May 28rd.TUOMAS WILSON, Agent, 114-eod 68 Bt.Fraucols Xavier street.MO TAILORS AND CONSUM.RR3 OF LINEN THREAD.BARBOUR'S three-cord Linen, Machine Thread hand brand, on one and two ounce apools, soft and smooth, and 8 ronygest three-cord Thread made.Consumers of this article will find it to their advantage to use this celebrated brand.To be had also on 200 yard spools, two and three cord, from all the Wholesale Houses In the Domiuton.a VICTORIA TRUSS FACTORY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, TRUSSES of all kinds, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS and BELTS, CHEST EXPANDING SHOULDER BRACES, RLASTIC BTOCKINGS and SUSPENSIONS.All kinds of BURGICAL APPLIANCES for she relief of Physical Deformities made to order.J.ENEAS, NANUFACTURER, No.26 Radegonde Street, MONTREAL.16e0d i [NSURE YOUR LIFE 1X YHE CITIZENS\u2019 INSURANCE COMPANY.PERFECT SECURITY.The whole of the Premium Reserve depesited with Goverment.EDWARD STARK, 71-coû* Manager Life Department.' ENTS\u2019 GOLD CHAINS, From $10 to $350, AT WM.MURRAY'S, Zouche's Music Stores.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMEN +8 FECTURE TO-NIGHT, by Mn.RYAN, In Perry's Mall, Craig atrect.114-1 ECTURE.\u2014Cuptuhr Dutton, of À the 8.8.\u2018* Prustian,\u201d* will dellver a Lacture, Le Association Hall, on FRIDAY, 15h iUetant, on bobaif of the Ladies\u2019 Aki vo.OUawa street W, M.Church.Chair to bs takes nt ¥ pu.: Dockets, 3 conta.113 ISS JEANNETSE VOGT, baving Just returned from the Berlin Conservatory of Misi, begs to inforio the public that she will give her FIRST FIANOFORTE RECITAL AT THE ASSOCIATION HALL, On SATURDAY, May 16th, at 4 o'clock p.m.Admission.75 cenls ; Gallery, [0 véuts.Tickets to be had at Mesars.Iriuce\u2019s and De; 1-6 M KCHANICS HALL.TCESDAY EVENING, 19th May, GRAND INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL CONCERT, Under directton of PROP.A VON DUREN.GRAND CRCHESTRA, Assisted by BIGNORETTI ALIE LUCKICI, MLLE.HOMBE KG.Missy HIINSHE.Miss CORN, M188 CONOR, MR.E.BRINK, OPERA CHORUS,\u201c GERMANIA QUAKTRTTE CLUB, Under direction of MR.BRAND.Beats can be secured at Prince's Music Store._ 111-6 \"MHEATRE ROYAL.THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, mu May, Benefit and last appearance but one of MR.JOHN THOMPSON, When he will appear in his great Sensation Drama of \u201cDIXIE.\u201d DixiE, with songs and dances, Mr.J.Thompson, Monday\u2014The great Irish Comedian and Character, Artiste, Mr.James H.Ward._ Yor prices, see bills.114 N ONTREAL DERBY SWKEP- STAKLS.1,000 SHARES OF $2 EACH.st Horse, $500; Ind, $300; 3rd, 200.$1,000 Divided Between Other * Starters.Draw will take place at NORDHEINER'S I1ALL, on THURSDAY, May 2ls7, And Shares Qrawing H will be advertised tn the Montreal Garetle, rd.\u201c Purchasers of 5 Tickets admitted to the Drawing.Purchasers of 25 Tickets cutitled to act on Coms w .of 5) Tickets allowed 5 per cent.Prizee paid Jess ten per cent.on receipt of belles e.Tickeds for sale at Montreal House, Albion Hotel, st.Lawrence Hall ((twar 8tere), Caunads Hotel, Ottawa Hotel (gar Store), Turf House.Tickets malled on receipt of P.0.Order and addressed envelope.R.H.BRAND, Ir YOU WANT THE BEST QUALITY OF COAL AND WOOD AT REASONABLE RATES, Ovder your season supply early of Ad MYLES MURPHY, Ne.135 Bonaventure Ntreet.Post-ofifice adtirees, Box 86.104-004\" A NEW DRUG STORE JUST OPENED, ox \" CHABOILLEZ SQUARE, \u201cM.6.EDSON, I \u2018[()AK-TANNED LEATHER| BELTING, MANUFACTURED BY JNO.L.HARDMAN & CO., 107 & 109 Queen Street, MONTREAL.Price-lists on application.J PWARDSBURG EDWARDSBURG OR CORN STARCH.$1.25 PER GALLON; EXTRA MAPLE SUGAR, 20 CENTS PER LB.JUST RECEIVED BY a J.C.DUCKETT, No.247 St.James Stroet, OFPOSITE OTTAWA HOT4L.(QEANDELIERS.9 | Just Tecsived, x misct amortment of American t, Mr.John Mayo, Hirdware Merchan Also, the Store and Dwelling lately occupied by Harrts Greenburn, Merchant Tailor and Clothier, rituated in St Joseph street, No.270.Apply to Whyte, Kerr & Lafe.vre, Merchants\u2019 Exchange Baliding, 8t.Bacrament street.114-tf OOMS TO LET\u2014Furnished Reoms with partial or without Buard.Apply st No.10 Victoria Stree\u2019 , 114-6 Fe SALE CHEAP, a Child's.Carriage, nearly new, at 30 Anderson street.434 J3OARD.Vacancies for boarders at 348 Dorcbes- ter u:reet, for ladies and gemtlemen.Also, boarders foy meals.114-8 BI w, with a white spot on shoulder and forehead, with long tail.Return to above address and be rewarded.5 A Bre Toran Copper.Ore re, 1vory, trade, having beer ont on the coast of Africa for a number of years; eattsfactory reise ences givea.Address Box 6484, Poat-offcs.114 ANTED, Sewing-girte, at 35 University sizeets IVE AND LET LIVE IS THE GREAT LAW OF NATURE.HABERDASHERY EMPORIUM 293 Norrx Danx STREET.1 OST\u2014Stzrayed, from 197 Bonaventare street, a to , 4 ack Co possible prices, eonsistent with aa honest II hs A f OTICE.\u2014The undetaigned leave to inferm their friends and the t they have thls day adm! * 0 ANET, et attention, to continue to merit the ANTRD, a General Servant, to wash and tou.Al à Hodvemaid to assist with chjidren, 200 University street.14-8] | ANTED ja washing.Apply at We ™ i ANTEN\u2014I will give $58 per week to a steady man that will take charge of a light manu- business, employing à few girly and nl .ta; fre.Full part] TLR Amma: 330 Notre Dame pa al TEE WANTED, a Houssmald, at 320 Craig stevet.ANTED, a Cosh .Apply David Craw- Ww Tord, Italian Warhol en «a 114-1 WANTED, n Drestmaker ; to One who can bring good references a to fitting and iting, TEA) ven.Address Eo Erag ont employment v iil ° al Nes\u2019 : maire himself h ores mush speak ch snd English.A) ANTED, strong Boy for the (roce to de- ver woods ne gl andy i the P Bt.Sacrament s'reet.114-1 WW ANTED, 200 good men to work on a ralirosd ; high .ly at No.718 Cra viret, COUR Wages paid.Apply & Nes ARTED, families\u2019 tiemen's Washing, at WS en EE fie ANTED, à light Porter.Apply to Crawford à Hurt, Quosn'e ai ATP 13144 , Boy.H W'essente paf; APT to Orawford 4 AS \u2018WAnrED, a situation - Traveller for Lo Wine trada, take ar Address À Caras othos.ta charge 114 WA IMMEDIATELT,S Nurse capable of A004 Tabie ng entire charge of an infant.Also, 8 maid ; required.Arply at ANTED, a Washarwoman, om regniar to wh W employment will be given If satisfactory.Apply at T6 Be fers Viroes 1188 WATT mise 4 perron (an expèri- on to take charge of an elderly lady or baby.Apply at 78 Bleury street.111 ANTRD, by & respectable, miadie- Woes, of good srience.\u2019 the cars lai 18 dae Two or Wie, 8 g0gd Washerwomas, on Mondays Agents or the Py Lapaneseters free ST months.Apply Mess Lagauchetiere 8 Uberally bestowed upon uv.First-rate Colonies of RLACK BXES, in moveable if destred, atten a ATTY __PREPARED CORN, 107 EXTRA MAPLE syveoT,|COPLINS Bronze Brackets, Hall Pendants, Portables, dc.For sale cheap.: JOHN BURKS, 68 675 Cralg street.CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST | WESTERN DRUG HALL, (Next door $0 Dow's Browery), run WESTERN BUILDINGS.A pure article will be sold at a small advance the wholesale price.PURE STARCH.Mas.HARWOOD'S PRINCE OF WALRN SYRUP of the late Dr.W.E.Bowman, the only safe and reliable Soothing Syrup.7-6 RON BEDSTEADS, REFRIGERATORS, STOVES, &c., Xen.WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL W.R.TABB, Nos.14 & 16 Bonaventure street, ; Victoria Square.PRESSES, IMPROVED PATTERNS.GEORGE HORNE & SON, 71@738T.FAANLOIS XAVIER STREET, HE TAILORING ; DEPARTMENT AT WALSH\u2019S CLOTHING HOUSE, 463 Notre Dame Street, near McGill, is this year managed by two of the best Cutters in the city, each having hia specialty\u2014one for Pants, and one for Coats and Vests.A trial solicited.Prices very moderate.104 How Is It TIONS AND REPAIRS DONE AT THR CENTRAL JOBBIFNG SHOP.JAMES CURRIE, CARPENTER AND JOINER, $18 Fortification Lane, near Victoria Square C O A L! C © A LI! RTCAN (A mea BEIT od rome poy WRLSH AFTHRA NEW us.Jor sale by ANDREW BAILE, ° 26 and 89 MoGil) strset.RAYS SYRUP OF RED EPRUCE GUM, v Re om, Prat ve Price, 35 conte per bottie.HENRY R.GRAY, Chemist, (Fredo Mork ) oe ENGRAVER, ALLAN & CO.\u20198, 861 NOTRE DAME STREET.\u2014 M.CALLENS, 144 ST.JOSEPH SKREET, 1s the CHEAPEST place in the to CLOTHING, roy made or to pie You \"ur on getting the f' 1 value for your money there, 8-3m YECHANICAL AND PATENT DRAWINGS.URGESS'\u2019 LUNCH ROOMS, te the Court-house.A recherche Lunch Je HN JAMES BROWNE, BAS REMOVED HIS OFFICES JINEGENUINEHAVANA CIGARS.\u2018 A0, A Magn! omt Stock of benntifui MEERSCHAUM PIPES.\u2014 COHEN * LOPEZ, No.231 St.James Street.AL, PLACR D'ARMES AND ST.JAMES STREET.Fo.% BONAVENTURE STRERT.K.\u2014Wanted immediately, a WANTED, three Noe men, with a amsall capital, as NO GENTLEMAN .SHOULD PASS No.111} St.Antoine Street, Ithont calling and selacting one of the newest wi ne waa atest SPRING HATS.N.©.VALIQUET, ET YOUR SPRING ALTER that al) the leading gentlemen of Montres! and peghborhond weer J.G.KENNEDY & COANOTED TRULY FITTING PANTS ?First: Because they are cut on ans- tomical and mathematical princiyles.Becond : Because the materials are of 1he most fashionsble and chaste designs.Third: Because, ihe werkmanship is, undenlabiy, of the best order.Fourth: Because the prices are extremely moderate, varying frem $275 to $6.50, Address: 51 Bt.Lawrence street.To G ENTLEMEN About ordering their SPRING CLOTHING SMOULD INSPBCT | J.A.WOODWORTH\u2019S NEW SPRING GOODS.He has one of the Anest nanortments in the city.A sure fit may be retied upon, and at moderate prices., His stock of HA BERDASHERY is very complete, and combines all the new atyles.Do not fall to call at the old stand, No.3 St.Lawrente Main Street, (TWO DOORS FROM CRAIG STREET.) 112 ATEST FASHIONS.DR 49 SMAKING , COSTUMES AND MANTLES.H.BEAUDRY à CO.have now on hand, at their newly completed rooms, Costume Dresses, as at present the wiyles in London and New York, to which they invite the inspection of thelr numerous customers and the publio gever.!] .Thelr dress stock includes ever) .ovejty in shades in Lustres for Dresses and Tnmmings, and a case of Silks tu all colose, at 94.55.We have now a full sssortment of Alexandre @loves, two Buttons, at §1.98.H.BEAUDRY & CO,, 108 279 Notre Dame street.(COPYING PRESSES, IMPROVED PATTERNS.GEORGE HORNE & SON, 71 & 7 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIRR STRRET.| PIRST CLASS LYING-IN HOAPITAL, MONTREAL.OR YOUR BOOTS, you cannot | SQ, P- STICKNEY & SONY ° WORLD'S CIRCUS.8.P.STICKNEY & SONS, PROPRIETORS.THURSDAY, co FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, May 21st, 22nd & 23rd.\u201c| Two Grasp Exmsrrons bay; 7 R AFTERNOON AT TWO, | EVENING AT FIGHT, NEAR 81.JEAN BAPTISTE VILLAGE.EVERY NIGHT AT RIGHT, AFTERNOON AT TWO, Mu.STICKNEY most respectfully calla the atten ion of the citizens of Montreal and vicinity to the act thut this Circus is organized, equipped and furnished in this city, for the express purpos- of traveling tn the Canadas.and every attention hag bzen given to procuring the very best Artistes in he Profession, and with the intention of making STICKNEY\u2019S WORLD CIRCUS second to none.Every tffort will be made to pleasa and amuse.While making no show of waggons and used up horsee, our performance will be tha very best in the country, iendered hy the 1ollowing ladies and gentlemen, the best in the profession : MLLE.MINNIE SRAMAN, the graceful and dash ing ¥en als Rider.MLLE.ELISK DE LA RUI, the Canadian Femala Gymnast.LITTLE ALICE, the smallest Child Rider in the world.THE THREE MIS8C0 BROTHERS, the only successful rivals of he Hanlon Brothers, ne the ?) 7 Plying on 7 Sue Air.Nr BAM STIC NEY, the Al yi) she mirth.making, langhter, provo together un- CLOWR.THR GERMAN B HERS, MLLE MARIE, the Daring Corde Elastique and 0; .Mu.CHARLES SEALS, the daring Bare-back Rider.HERR MORGAN ED.MILLS, the favorite and arrogant THANLY c aiusor 'ontey.Shee .ULMER,AUGUST NIXON, JERRY LARKE, O'NEAL, HOEN, and a host of others.An Array of Talent wholly unequalled in the Country» EVERY ACT NEW! + EVERY ACT GOODI GO EARI.Y AND SEK THB GRAND ENTRFK The Best Clown, the Best Riders, the Handsomest ladies, in fact the best Circus aver in Canadas REMEMBER THURSDAY, FRIDAY and BATCR- DAY, MAY 41,27 and 23.AFTERNOON AT TWO: BVENING AT Bltili7.(Near Et.Jean Baptiste Village.) General and Contract'ng Agent: Mr.C.F.DUGANE.Admission, 0 cents ; Children, under 10, 25 cents.served scats (carpeled:, 76 cents.1144 aie VW BR.J.B.EMOND takes pleasure i in announcing to tho public that he has taken the Decker Park, and purposes fiaving a nam- ber of very interesting Races on the 26th and 2th instant.Full particulars In a future advertisement.Those desirous of acquiring further information tmme@iately may do so from Mz.RMOND on the track.nite _NEW_ ADVERTISEMENTS._ (FANADA TRUSS FACTORY, Nos, 688and 690 Craig Street, ERTABLISHED 185, By Royal Letters Patent.F.GROSS, f GURGICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, MACHINIST 4 STIC SPRING TRUSH MANUPACTUREK, Has just recetved a large assortment of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, SYRINGES, and ; BURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, ' Has also an INVALID/CARRIAGE FOR BALE.108-004 QHOICE CIGARS.PARTAGAS, UPPMAN, HENRY CLAY, FROM $60 to 8200 per 1,000.FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITT.McGIBBON & BAIRD, Ttalian Wareliouse.: 6 | - me : \u20ac - E RS.CUISKELLY'S [/[ESTINONTAL.\u2018CINGALEBE HAIR HENRWERR* most af the populat Hair Renewers, but have found 107-108 | poge equal tn the CINGALBAR.\u201d nee fours - 6e better in the to &0 19 +.LAVOLK es Bt.Antoine .lerg :1yle and work aslo b users.sed loweet ssibig prises.si the Provincial hibitien was gained ! sindrartoron Ask for Berwick, Ont, Beptember, 1872, 1s pow open for tha reception of ladies from all parte.| Mr.J.GARDNER, Chemist, Montreal._\u2014 + Bir, RMIILENCR ! ce; 815 87 LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, .\u2018* \u2014~it affords ma.much pleasure to give you ns rificate in favor of the excellent quality of thay 1 have used lam,8tr,-gours very tru) eus FAWRS H.GATrS Price 75 centa hotte ; three bottes for #2.For Brapiste evene re or #2.Fo y every ers.; J.SA RDNTIE Chemisty Montreal, Proprietor and iDgaless Hair Rencwer 1-2aw-wiy \\ st-)m Hall, Montreal.\u2026\u2026Ë it Le ep STIRS.EN Tv ld az Le eee ENING STAR.THE EV weer mas 161074 _ AUCTION SALES - Bv H.J.Shaw.ALE OF TWELVE NEW AND VALUABLE 7-OCTAVE RUSEWOOD PIANO- FORTRS, all full round corners, and olegantly ear vod cases.Oa FRIDAY NEXT, the 2nd lost , 1 will sell, by order of the manufacturer, Messrs.Vose & So Hoslon, w anos hly prized in the United Sta used, and hij tee threughout he bomiuion of Canada, twelve of their uy nest instruments, inciuding thelr most cos siyles, and renltr\u2018ux nt retail prices from sais fo 9875.1.all six siyles, two of nach of which w Le Bols without reserve, and each Piano with guar 7 çer cent interest, will be ' the whole or a portion of the purchase, Sale a tm 810ren (up stairs), Craik stivet, on Puday, inst, at ELEVEN Ow k a wm, sharp.HFNRY J.SHAW, Auctioneer.114 ] B _ N o T1 CE.JW.Glvsr x CO.Will open their MARKET AND HURVEN SO - : RSTAB- PUBLIC =r LISHWENT, AT 700 CRALU BTRE (Be tween Bleury street and Victorix 1guare), On BATURDAY NEXT, he Sth of JAY.They will epdearor, la conducting their business, #0 exerciso to the utmost, judynent tn the selection «f live stock, scrupulous cleanliness tn their visughter-house and stall, civility and sttention to customers, accuracy and promptitude in the dellv- ory of orders ; and they solicit a trial from all who appreciate the abore.18 R.PATTON.Plumber, tias and Steam Fitter, 146 CRAIG STREET, Thres doors West of Victoria Square, CHEAP GAS-FIXTURES.10 FER CENT.OFF PRESENT PRICES.as LATEST AMERICAN STYLES JUST OPENED aT DEVLIN°S, No.416 Notre Dame Street.BLAIR\u2019S PATENT SILK HATS À few cases Of theso colebrated-HATS recelyed O/FLAHERTY & BODEN, No.269 Notre Dame Dame Street.a FIOUSE FURNTSH INGS.| WITITE and COLORED QUILTS, very cheap.WHITE and COLORED TABLE CLOTHR CARPETS, from 60 cents up.COTTONS in new and beautiful patterns.SHEBTINGS, SHEETINGS, &e., at DSMARTEAU & BOND'S, No.452 Notre Dame Stro:t, Near McGill str et.177+ .; DOUGLAS, 417 Notre Dame Ae street, keeps always un hand a first-class a sortmént of Ladies\u2019 And (Gentiemen's hand-made B OTS and SILUES.Boots made toorder at shortest P>#sible poticu.Material and workimanship guar- an ced Also, just received, from Faris, Ladies\u2019 Waite Boots and Kil Shippers.Ladies\u2019 white work of every description to order at the shortest possible na los 108 Do You Buy Boys\u2019 Clothing ?IF TOU D), DON'T FAIL TO GO TO WAHLSIPS No.463 Notre Dame Street, AND SAVE 25 PER CENT.or ARGE™ ASSORTMENT WALL PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP, RE.A.MARTINEAU\u2019S NEW STORE, 257 ST.JUSEPH STREET.= 1874.W ALL PA l'in dt.OUR SPRING STOCK 18 NOW COMPLETE, Having just opened Fifty Canes of the fineat Paper « hangtige ever imported from the Best French, English and American louses, And coMpri 8 every description, from the CHEAPEST TO THR MOST RXPENBIVE.An inspaction is respectfully tnvited.Prices same as previons years, GEO.C DE ZOUCHE, No.351 Notre Dame Street.02-102 poLisit FOR PIANOS AND FURNITURE.Will produce a brighter lustre, with less labor, than any preparation known.C.C.Ds ZOUCHE, .Mvsro DEALER, 111 St.James street.Price: 25 and ñ0 cents ; se IGARS! CIGARS! À largo Stock of HAVANA CIGARS jam RUDMAN & HOROWITZ, M1 MCGILL STRERT.: Lon fI'BE OTTAWA RIVER NAVL - GATION COMPANY.The MAIL STEAMERY will begin regular trips TO-MORROW (SBATUHRDAY).Passenvers leave Honaventare lepot by 7 a.m train, for Lech) RW.SHEPHRRD.\u2026 108-t4 ; AS ; MÉCHANTS LAKE R May Fth, 1874.1 AND VER 2.5.LINK.The Propeller \u2018\u201c\u201c Calabria® will load for Toronto and Hamilton on THURSDAY, 14th inst, (he Pro- pelter \u201c Lake Michigan on FRIDAY, 15th instant, snd the Steamer ** York\u201d oun SATURDAY, 18th inst.This betng the only line which le authorised ty the Great Western and Northern Railways to make spectal rates for statipne nn their respective lines, emerchants wili find it to their interest to call on us before arranging wih aay other line.G.KR JAQURS & CO, Agents.113 by examination of the Pharma- 2 mug (bY Brt faliy + that ooh hot > Teturned from land, and tha physicians\u2019 .seriptones red pos aomfidod to hoa bs fHiwimmediate personal atiention, aid penved with the putes of Drage and © My.J.will al that he hopes oe vo an entirely new stock of Perfumery.are extensively receive 1 be die- AUCTION SALES By John J Arnton.JOBEPH AND BARRE BTRRSTS.On BATURDLAY, MAY ts, The Rubecriber will sell at LUT on ue Joes} 5 sireet, roug! Barre fusalng | depth 196 feet ; area \u2026 ta the muet aly 81.Joseph sticet, near tha larde atores o tou: Also, Canning « Barfoot hide Rasy terme.Sale at half-past TEN o'clock.JOBN J.ARNTON, 109-6 Auctioneer.STRKKT, POINT ST.CHARLES.Op BATURDAY, MAY 18th, inst.The Subscriber will sell at his Rooms, throat te another street, with the Bricked Build- as a Church, and a second Krici tng used as a schoo: and dwelling, built thereon, rfect title; commuted; terms, une fourth cash, 7 per cont.Bale at half-past TEN o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, By Booker & Ritchie.GERMAN CIGARS.On FRIDAY 107 1:th INSTANT, the subscribers will sell by Auction at the Bale roemns, No.650 Craly etree 7 Cases GERMAN CIGARS, Favorite Brands.Sale at TWELVE o'clock noon.BOOKER & RITCHIE, Auct! 111 oncers.; By J.F.Raymore.NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION ROOM, WESTERN BUILDINGS, CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.The subscriber having leased one of those large and oommodious Shops known as the * Western Buildings, begs to inform the citizens and the pub- lio in general that he will hold DAILY BVERING SALES.Rarties having goods of any description are e0- tcited to favor mo with the sale of the same, N.B.\u2014Trompt returns of cash, and account of sales made immodiately after goods are sold.; J.P.RAYMORE, £106-1m Auctioneer.~ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.COAL! We take pleasure lu announcing to the public of Montreal that, after this date, in connection with our Forwarding and Wholesale Coal Business, we shall carry on A GBNERAL RETAIL COAL BUSINESS VICTORIA BQUARE.Wo beg also to state that our facilities for purchasing and forwarding AMERICAN COAL are such as can be possessed by no others in the trade.We shall at all times keep a large assortment of the various HOUSE AND STEAM COALS, But shall make a specialty of the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.\u2019 |LACKAWANNA COAL, DESIRABLY LOT ON ST.lis Boome, A YAUANT near V ether a desirable lot for stores add A BUILDING LOT, 9 x 00 fL, on 81.Joseph atreet, ALKO# PROPERTY, CENTRE the propert.ru nt Bt.Charles Baptist Church, lot 27 ft.front « n Centre street by Hé ft.deep running B ked Build- balance ln three equal annual instalmonte; interest By Benning & Barsalou.BANER AUCTION.The 5 Wbyle, Nag., to seit at 80 St.Joseph str.e On SATURDAY, the Lêth instant, of FURNISHINGS.To de sold at so much tu fhe §.Terme liberal.Sale a8 ELEVEN o'clock.ING & BARSALOU, mn BRNN Auctionsers.ALE OF BUILDING ON THR WESTERN MOUNTAIN.The have bean d by Mr.Wa, Brows to offer at public auction, on the ground, On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May Juth, beautiful and well-known grounds of the March- mont Nurseries and Fruit linrôcus.sale wili be axceedingiy liberal.Descriptive ciren- lars aud plane are now ready, which may te bed conn nion Buildin tan aues \u20ac t Parties desiring to nee the Lots will please call at the gardens.Bale on SATURDAY, 3th May, at THRER o'clock.BENNING & BARBALOU, By David Fraser.; JNSOLVENT ACT OF 1864, In the matter of MELSUN H.VOSBURGEH, Insolvent.19 Sale of the ** Globe\u2019 Restaurant's Steck Fixtures, gud two years\u2019 lease frown 1st May, by Public Auc- ion, On MONDAY, the 18tb inst, at TWO o'clock p.m., on the premises, 932 Et.Jamet street.Terms, caah.Full particulars to be had at Ty: Lajole's Office, No.¥7 St, James street, Montreal.L.JOS.LAJOIE, Assign © DAVID FRASER, J Auctioneer.Montreal, May 18th, 1874.+ nil By Devany & Co.ATURDAY MORNING, 16th, FRUIT TREES FROM NEW YORK STATE, POR ACCOUNT OF WHOM I'T MAY CONCERN.We are instructed to sell by auction, at our Rooms, 77 Bt, James street, On SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, 16th inst, for account of whom It may concern, five cases assorted Fruit Trees, from the finest fruit growing section of New York Stato.Bale at TEN o'clock.DEVANY & CO, us _ ATURDAY AFTERNOON, 16th instant.PEREMPTORY CLEARING SALE OF a LARGE QUANTITY OF SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, \u201cHREE FIANOS, &c, to make room for Hay à Co.'s shipment.On SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Ith inst., we will hold a peremptory clearing sale of secondhand Furuiture, Parlor, tiining, and Bedroom Sets, Mattresses, Bedding, Carpet\u2018 Morthers Orepren and the Sandwich Nitti ordhoff, p.50 (4 ENTS FIRST-CLASS \u201d ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, BY A.BAILLIE, 161 #P.LAWRENCE MAIN STREKT.WALL PAPERS.+ THOS.PARKER, Proprietor.H.CHANDLER & CO.COMMISSION MERCHAN1S, Por the purchase and sale of - Orders respectfully sirofies.No.33 St.Nicholas street, MOFFREAL.5 7-07 ALEX.WATSON & CO., \\ Have now opened the Btore, 914 ST.CATHERINE STREET, With à new and well-sslacted Btock of | F OR GO 4 .AND .POTATUES, .80 20! No.131 BLaunw- STaant.Sry 2 3 al OD BUTTER MUSSEN \u201c& WoFARLANE.lt and castomers, and the public generally.\u201c 3x A Cath , IR Oppetite English Cathedral, Per Schooner \u201cAtel.\u201d CAPT PRILP, now loading st the .ST.'HILAIRE STATION FOR SALE, ROX, GRAIN, FLOUE, FROVTSIONS, AND OTHRB STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, which they favite an inspection by their friends |914 ST.CATHERINE STREET, 15 TUE Sale at TWO o'clock planting the Ordnance land, London, DEVANY & co.Out, recently acquired for à park ; the | | sr.JAMES BUILDING, | me.oli ilstary -buridinga will be remover at | \u201cA special despatch from Spain to the Times reports that Gen.Manuel De La Concha hus received orders to hold 8,000 troops in readiness to march t¢ Madrid.At the latest accounts Gen.Concha was advancing with 12,000 men on the town of Valmaseda, two miles south-west of Bilboa, with the intention of driving the Carlists from Navarre.~ A .ROUND TOWN.\u2014 The frame house of two storeys, Known as the New York Hotel, on the corner of Cemetery and Bonaventure streets, has been elevated bodily some fifteen teet-to allow of the construction of an additional flat on the ground fioor.| Tue, lease of the premises recently occupied by N.H Vosburgh will be let by auction next Monday at two o'clock.The stock in the bar will be sold byfots as taken in the inventory.MONTREAL CENTREZCONTESTATION.Evidence Respecting Election Expenditures, Court sat thia morning at ten o\u2019clock.The examination of the witness,\u201d R, McShane, grocer, was resumed.He was not prepared to eay that Mr.Ryans M.P., was present at Lomas\u2019 tavern, when those who attended their meetings were treated at his own expense; there might have been drinking in the house, while the respondent was there; had paid no money at this house save for liquor and cigars.Meetings were also held in the upper portion of the house occupied on the ground floer by Thos.Kinsella, grocer, in St.Ann\u2019s Ward ; was not-aware that liquor was drunk at these meetings.Had ordered liquor at hin own expense, at other meetings held in taverns mentioned ; had employed some halt-dozen cartersson the élection ; had not agreed to \u2018pay them apy definite sum, but a rtion were pâid $13, others less; paid.one, Porden, $15 out cf funds handed \u201chim by either Mr.Hat chette or Mr.O\u2019Brion ; had seen a list of carters, perhaps reventy in number, who some tifly vessels in excess of last year to Just now with our Black Rilk= ay of to as cr.A » MONTREAL SVSOK REPORT.[pertes for Tun Nan by Bud Brothers.) arecxs.102 ins .o.|X 8 » ® i.EXCHANGE Bank of London 60 days Merchautg\u2019 Bills, 90 day Bauk on demand on Now Xok Mercthunte\u2019 BLIls.0.\u2026.0220 000000 XP \u2014.ank Gold Draftson New Yak., .par @ X prem, iuld rates ut noo inNew Yak, .12: @ \u2014 New £:, hsemers this P.M J ECTURE TO-NI4HT in Perry's RUL Hall, Craig street, by MR.Rran, \u201c HOME Rr.\" : - 1141 (GONTI NTATION OF SALE or FANCY CHINA AND GLASSWARE, At our Balewoms, On Saturday, May 16th.Sale at TWO o'dock P.M.BOOEZR à RITOHIE, 5rd.EDITION SIX O'CLOCK.- .News of the Caples).«© (Special te Tee Bran.) « .n- } « Ovrawi, May 15.In eub-Committee of Public Aécounts yesterday Mr.Gurden, who was again under examination, produced a statement vf work yet © bé donë oñ kection i6 of the Intercolunia! Railway.This statement was prepared by himself and Mr.elvin, foreman for the contractor, Mr.Gow, in March last.It was endorsed by Mr, Fitzgerald.Mr.Garden estimated the cost of the work yet to bedone at $150,000.This statement bus heen ag- cepted by Mr.Schreiber, the Guverdment Engineer, under whose auspices the road 13 being completed.Messrs.Delorme aud Oliver have withdrawn their railway bills this session under & promise from Government that they will introduce a comprekensive measure for the better regulation of ruil- wavs at the next session.Mr.Dorion hag accepted the ame d- ments to his election law auggested by Mr.Delorme, that the Cle-k of the Crown in.Chancery shall furbish to election conrts certitied copies ofthe returns, and that it shail not be necessary for him to attend .at election trials and produce all statements.The other auggestion accepted is that from the time of the proclamation of the writ to the time a pointed for the nominations it shall fe competent for the returuing officer to receive nomination papers.Itis thought that Mr.Dorion will also amend his bill to provide for public nomi- uatiou in county parts.Capta.Tyscherean and Gingras, of Manitoba arrived in town this morning, Yesterdav a local Medreal Associd- tion was formed for the Bathurst and Rideau Divisions.Dr.Grant was elcet- ed President.The Association fixed a tariff of charges which will be published.In the Banking and Commerce Committee, the large amounts paid for boothg, advertising, telegra hing and cab hire was brought up, and attention of Government directed to the subject, recommending care in such expenditures.*, Several gentlemen co nplained that no telegrams to the Government were ever prepaid.Incidentally it came out that the reason why the Montreal Telegraph Company had not completed their arrangements for wires in Nova Scotia was that they could not come to an arrangement with the Western Union Company who if they went against them would embarrass their business with the United States.It was believed, however, that ne t 4.1 REre Now towards a ALE OF TWG VALUABLE BILLIARD TABLRS, ty Phelan & Collendar.without reserve, at the oe NE Le re Main street, near Catherine, , On MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th inst, two farst-class Billard Table, by the above eminent kers.The Tables wil.be found in splendid order.Cues and balls complete.Also, one Cue * Hale at TWO odlock, sharp.HENRY J.BHAW, 114 x Auctioneer.IGURES TELL! 1t Is only three yoars since we commenced business In Montreal, and comiideriag that we sell for prompt cash only, we consider that our success is un; anads p n n If we choose to give 2redit we could double Our returns mm diately, but as that wouldodbligeus to mark our goeds with a larger profit we will leave the credit trade to the credit store men.h ever since the - tore was opened our returns have steadily increased.This week we are likely to double the correspondi week of last year.lect, ALL counter, and any business man will understand fhe difference between doing a sash and a credit trade, serving people with the money in thelr pocket (who are always the best judges of value), and æ pséople who have goods c ed.When speaking we always mean every store el credit store men charge c: buyers the same prices eopie who take from six to twelve months* credit.ple who pay ready mu y at a cred store should always insist us on having ut least 10 scount off the marked prices.If they give 12 months\u2019 credit, and pay for y rs, Collectors, &c- &e., they can afford to take ° - BOCART UE or OT ONS, 10c.ni: \u2018 3 Best 300 part hote tro wa Vans, Mae ing to number.CHEAP GOODS.Tow price goods are not always cheap goods.What we call cheap gools are good, reliable and first-class a from 5 to 10 per cent.the regular run of prices.A credit store than spoke a great truth the other day when he remarked that \u2018 we who sell at credit dare not mark our goodvthe prices Carsiey sells at, because, if ws did, our credit buyers would nab them immediately, and we would not get pald for them until the end of the year, where.s Carsley gets the money before the goods leave his store.\u201d COMPARE.Compare our price for the same qualities and classes of 18 with other retail stores, and eve one must convinced that ve give much better value than what can be had elscwhere.The thing speaks for {tee Our trade wonid not we offered some The only inducement ws profess to offer is a better nore.th {the second, 21 runs.eatistactory issue.= \u2014 The sittings of the Court of Chancery commences on Tuesday.Ci 11 Spragge presiding.- The Times denies that the Minister of the Interior had ordered clerks in his department te be at work in their offices yesterday, insteall of enjoying the holiday ; on the contrary, on learning that clerks were at their desks in consequence of a misunderstanding, the Minister im- \u2018mediately directed that they should be relieved.| .Yesterday afternoon the Rideau Hall Cricket Ground was t'ie great centre of attraction.The grounds were visited throughout the day by one of the most fashionable gathermes Ottawa has ever seen.The Earl and Countess of Dufferin | were present and watched the game with much intereat.The band ef the Gover- nor-General\u2019s Foot Guards was present and played throughout the game and day.On the side of the Commons the laying of James Young was much admired, wo in the first iubings scored 17, and in mons eleven were splendid.bowling o hillips.On the side of the Carleton Club the playing of Messrs.Brodie and Hims- worth frequently won the plaudits of the assemblage Stumpa Paving to vlled at 6 o'clock sharp, iv leit the #-leton Club with nine wickets to down.A return match is spoken of at d hy the preatly hel arter and Messra.Commons\u2019 ecore stood 66 and record, 43; Carleton Club, 31, second, 24.The verdict in the drowning case at Hull was ¢ accidental,\u201d The members trom the mainland of British Colu.nbia will, it is likely, op- in the first-inninge, squimalt'be made the Pacific terminus.1t is likely that the Port Stmeley Harbor question will be satisfactorily bettled.he House of Com-_ an early day.In the first innings the I e the Government Railway scheme \u2018f Minister of the Interior, will to'day present to tbe Arsembly a bill for the forma- tiou of an Upper Chamber.Without thia organization, says the letter, the Duke is suid to have declared that he will not remain in office.\u2018The Csar left - Windsor Castle this morning and arrived at Buckingham Pslace at noon.\u2019 New YoRk, May 15.Doyle, the policeman who murdered Mary Lawlor, pleaded guilty today and waa sentenced.to prison for life.Bishop Cheuey presided over the Reformed Episcopal Charch Council to day and the religious exercises were von- ducted by the Rev.J.McCormac, of Quaws.The versicles attached to the Nicene Creed and the Collects with their articles were adopted.The Rubric before the praver for all in civil authority 1 omitted where the htany is read.Burrano, Muy 12.lt is now demoustrated beyond a Jdonbt that the cause of the accident, vester- day, was criminal carclessness on the part of thie coatractor iu removing the wall of the building to make yew im- jrovements, A well-known \u201carchitect rew the plans, bat, it is claimed, the contractor departed theretrom to such an extent that the arohiteet predicted the collapse of the building, and withdrew from further connection with the work.Search for bodies was prosecuted all night, but no wore have been found, and it 18 now hoped that the hst may not be further swelled.Au extraordinary scene occurred whrn the body of the little girl, Mary Brown, was tound.Her father litted it up tenderly, and was proceeding home, when Coroner Davis attempted to take it for the purpose of holding an in- it that with difficulty the Mayor snd Chief of Police Jresurved order.Davis was ultimately dtiven off by nisin foree.- The wife and son of Protessor Breckhatu, principal of the State Howara School, were in one of the wrecked stores.The mother was removed with a broken ankle, and her boy was taken out, soun after, dead.The coroner\u2019s inquest he- gins to-day.FINANCIAL, Loxpox, May 15, p.m.Bondr\u201410-40'4, 1043 ; new fives, 1043.Conrols, 934.Weather fair.ee PUBLIC OPINION.THE © DEAD BEAT\u201d AFFAIR.To the Editor of Tar.STAR.Srr,\u2014 With reterence to the agency o \u2018of yeaterday, we beg tu say that ail we had to do with it was that at the request of H.Bell, who came to us highly re ad b # ; 1 and n men of high standin \u2018in Toronto, we consented to act as collecting attorneys for what we helieved to be a bona fide collecting agency.; i We never supplied any information or had anything to do with any report, but asted strictly as attorneys in the usual way.Any other use of our name was or consent, and it was only after the seizure by the High Constable that we became aware of the existenee of & printed letter over our name, which would put us in a different light.Trevnouxe & MolAREN- ROUND TOWN.\u2014 Several sheds on St.Andre street were damaged by fire at 11:30 o'clock this morning.romewhat severely burned at the fire on quest.The feeling ran so high\u201d against, unauthorized and without our knowledge! \u2014 Itappears that three persons were: theft of a large sum of monev from his employer, M.Prevust, à dealer ot St.Paul street, was sentenced to tour years\u2019 imprisoument in the Relormatory; Le was brought tr ny Quebeg, where he was arrested by Detectave Laton.- one month each.John Graham, laborer, drunkenneas, #1 and cests, ur tén days.Henry Gallagher, Joseph Labreche and Anaclet Levesque were convicted ui coin Patter, a.boanbug house keeper, werd commited each ior three months; three other vonug ge, niens, were di~char zs A SAD AFFAIR.Tie St John\u201d news save © Weare again\u201d called upon tre record another deploraitt +.pie 1 thi evil effects ot intempéraie drinking.Ou Saturday night fu-t a caeber of tie new lv arrived operat ves ofthe St Jour a Sone China Ware works oot ona» ba of a ~pree\u2019 teaether.In their Pab: End ñ u: Ey, Paving Fais vue: SE Yountains, satpomprs of S07 FA, ORATR snd DAD Sr) E08 U RE, FRESH MILK.E MOTHER'S ME, A TR CHILD'S The proprietor of, the Gr Greve Creek Dalry, Com- cows Canleh na cal ea or the City of cows (whic! vo ren y calv e City oi treal, where he his erty caved modious, well stables by the canal wade th now ready gollver, ovely morning and eves ure fresh milk n any part of the ty in pba one gallon © a handred flop within one bour from the \u201c milking ti cow cu lously scalded hy steam od after usn,absolutely \u20ac lean.These remarks atric y pivot the stables,fodder and d airy at Grey's Creek, hich the milk Je ne to Montroal every owing and reine b whe prister h Duodred mât the bp iy; daily: coe th soitales Cable ln milk among 2 hotel keepers, hoe public tn» tution Sonrectioners.ren \"abd others large The proprietes is not ontys an Si have every test applied ok] hg \u201cpor he rocele od in aventure street wl Toot with prompt au _ HDPFE THE NEW TEMPRR- - ANCE BEVERAGE.over three DUBLIN GINGER PORTER, The most Aoalthy sad'délloions drink éver mady.Cowraymy »s AGRO.Mad suly by ai soda Water Li otagos Ale 5 anutetasers, \u201c AYLI benne, Montreal To be had at all Grocers and Restaurants.rate mark stpnred.Led MINsRAL SPERM OIL, NON-RXFLOSIVE.The safurt and me moet cconcwtat Où ta wee}.fire teet 300 Pahren! AouNTs: | MAVOR & RAMSAY (Late Jan.PAINTER), .98 Bt.Francois Xavier Street, Le MONTREAL 7 7 C.ARMSTRONC CABINÉTMAKER AND ONOERTAKER, VICTORIA 8QUA «2, MONTREAL, I have had the Agency lor \u201cF188 MRYALLIO BURIAL CABRAE™ Ed inet Sfvoust years, Wid nw have vrbedt td thé old atyles'tn fnteh.asd Montreal, 14th Awt), 1004.PD'SSOLU\"ION OF COPART- NERSHIP.The Co-partneraip heretofore existing between HENRY A.WHIE anû GRORGE W.RYAN, a Wholesale Wine md Spirit Merchants, under the name of WHITE t RYAN, has this da; beam dissolved by mutual onsent.The business wil be carried om as hitherto by H.x.White, uBde the name and shyle of MRANRY A.WHITE & CO, Wo said H.A.White alone bav- ing power to collet all outstandiug debts and to settle all affairs inonnection with the late firm.May Ist, 1574.108, N O ni c! KE.ALBI)N \u201cH OTEL, PALACE SREET, QUEBEC, P.Q ore undersigned egs s 10 announes fo tb © Ctisens or qu ebec, and the \u201cravelling Publio emerally, that uteuds Lo ace the above on the 20th Toten oe La Le Having ane t!s services of Mr.upwards of 30 yearswas Chief Clerk reuce Hall, Moutred, and lately of Trach, North Lonaret, their e.he erly say that of Wines, Liquors and convinoe tha mont fan- W.KIRWIN, 173-804 Proprietor KOPEJING OF THE MODERN TURKISH ER ROMAN BATH, ST.MONIQUE ATRL, TAL PALACE, RENUILE, REIODELLED, RuLARONS, ome, who for the Bt Lave 1 Teference.to thetar, he Intends to keep te cer a trial of whch wi BATHING HOURS.Gentlemen, 8t09 an, and 3 10 9 p.m, es, 10 sm.ol i= Circulars on ap sos DAVID B.A.M.D.@GALEDONI2 SOAP WORKS.Itake the Hberty »f informing the Trade tha! having Just completd extensive Alterations and additions to wy Soap :nd Candle Works, in a position rvepectfuly to sollcit the favorof your esteemed patronaye ; 1rd, In doing 80, WO! ou thatsuch strict ate he manufacture ntion w nearly as possible unifirm throughout, so that buy- oy at all timea rely ou receiving tho same qu The favor with wheh my Soaps have been received since commescing this business having necessitated the hf en of the manufacturing capacity, I trust tha at moderate oery Trade iu general.ROBERT B.MURRAY, 98 Lem street.1 N.B.~My business fa Goal\u201d Oil, & tinusd as herotofore.all the bess brands of Lubricating Oll, Beusits, Parafine Wax, &o.VERY HORSE HIS HITCEING POST.win be com- avd I have constantly in store Tefined Cou! Oil, Parafins OL, 61y OWN The PATENT PASTERN; or, LEG HALTER oan be fixed on any horse, ether in saddle or harness, with perfect safety an ithe greatest esse.It isthe most effectual mode of hitching or fastening horses yet invented, and is fast superseding all others; they are strong, durable and price 20 low that they aro placed within the reach of every owner or driver of a horse.Samples sent prepaid en weosirt of $3.PORD & CABLE, Patentecs and Proprietors, S-saw NEW YORK EXCHANGE HOTEL, 418 & 420 Nowe Damo Street, Now open upon the European system.Luncheons and Dinners at ail hours.Charges for what only ls ordered.BUILDING \u2018SOCIETIES.J) OMINION BUILDING BOCLEFY, Orrios : 55 Sr, Jamme MES OTENNE, MONTEBAL.appreprianon over Guerra 000,000.Founded ent Block op open for Fubscription, In, thares abl + cent eve; res monthe She D pret for tae 4 8, ending 1st been at tne rate of nine per\" cent.per annum, which left a large margin of profite to form a reat oe reserve fund.\u2019 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.\u20148IX per cent for sums der $300 at short notios.dire ve per cent for pr over se.at short notice.Ton per cent cent for ray amount sited with the Pat stated ceeding bn Persons with fh fonds can make profitable and mn pormansat stock.Lovestments Ln the RA Le CLOTHING.OT I CE: JOHN McINTYRR, Clothier, will remove om Or about the 1*th inst, to 277 NOTRE D DAME STREET, m 71 AFFORD, Mérchant Tailor 72 8T.JAMES STREET.Gents furaishing thelr own Cloth, can have mas up In the latest styls, vory low for cash.Garments cut., ®-8m MCMILLAN & co, MERCHANT TAILORS, No.298 St.(Next âoor Wesi Ottawa Hotel,) James Street bag to aognaint their cusiomers and the public that they have jast recelved thelr Spring Stock of Goods, a1 from the best makers in England and Scotland and embracing everything new in style, Meossrs.H.Poole & Co.'s Pattern Buit just received.i A stock of glegantly made Spring Over-eosts on hand at at very \u2018moderate e prices.HE undersigned proposes to manufacture, st hii Baw and PI.Mill > \"assorti nt of EAYR-SPOUTS and CONDUO- of at Jaw prices, peric to bre pandas 1 aber ol ai palme es Rene Timber o i Tooring, Hoofitn d Lu RRA SRL, oo rae.g an w et Moam power and Boost tot M.MULLIN & CO, SOUTH MIDE OF THRE CANAL.m IRD CAGES.VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT, or NEWEST AND BEST DESIGNS.LIBHRAL TRRNS TO DEALERS.me BEAVER STAMEING COMPANY, No.106 M:Gill Stroet 207 pot CRAi STREET, (OPPOSITE SF.\u201cMUM'S MARKET).LEER ron: PICATION LANE, FUXOER.QAB ena , I B.WARREN & CO, MONTREAL.md FI ovary dt tlôn.SCALI DANUFACIURERS, eM 8 I HOMPSON, se B KOS 11] work gnarsnteed.OMINION GLU KE DEPOT.pou can [= i rss 68- me \u2018 and support of my premnt customers and the Gro- |' VE pis, CASTING EVERY DAY.CHANTELOUTP.™ EAGLE FOUNDRY.GEORGE BRUSH, 24 to 34 King and Queon Streets, MONTREAL.¢ STEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILKRS, HOISTING ENGINES, ORR CRUSHERS, STEAM P > STAMP MILLS, WATER WHERLA, MILL GEARING, SHAPTING, &o., WINCHES, HowTo Fir vad FOR WARE- BARK MILLS, HYDRAULIC PRESSES, BCREW PRESSES CASTINGS AND PORGINGS OF ALL KINDS.BRST FIRE-BRICKS, FIRE-CLAY and FOUNDRY FACINGS always on hand.59-1y CANADA CORDAGE \u201c FACTORY AND ~PLASTER MILLS, (Æstablished 1825.) FF.GABRIEL LOCE, LACHINE CANAL, JOHN À CONVERSE Crrx Orvros : Me.168 BT.JAMES OTAKNF, Montreal.- me cu L' J.CAMPBELL & CO., MANUFACTURERS 0 LEATHER BELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSE, LACE LEATHER, 594, 596, & 598 ST.JOSEPH ST.MONTR EAL.Tosowro 8.8.CAMPBELL, Ho.15 Pxaurx BLOCK, Tonomro, ROBERT BEID, EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.DERECTORF OFFICE No.153 Tremont Street, Boston, |¢ Orrickas: EDWIN A.WARFIELD.\u2026.BUFT.OP AGENCIRS HON.DIRECTORS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC: HENRY LYMAN, Mogars.L: Yin dave FERNAND DAVID, Co.es P.P.HONK.Tr.H.CUSHING, SIR WH.G.JOHNSTOX, A Bart, Chambly, P.KO of Mesars J.M.EROWNIN + Robertson à Beaîtie, DUNCAN MOCORMIC MAJOR MILLS Montreal, | Es.CR CUVILLIER, CHAR H WALTERS, Rag of Mesars Caviliond GENERAL AGENCY FOR PROVINCE OF QUEBEC 99 St.Francois Xavier Stroet, MONTREAL, CANADA - ROYAL INSURANCE CU, OF LIVERPOOL, (PIRE AND LIFE.) Capital .Funds invested .12,000,000.Annual incomo .5,000,000 LiabMilities of Shareholders unlimited.FF Tattey, | Chief Agents, H.J.MUDGR, luspector, P.Q.Briti sh America Fire $10,000,000.& Marine Rssutanée Company, Established 18533.All descriptions of Insurances effected at Current fates.t HuGH MCLENNAN, Esq., Dirator Montreal poling from Hew York (White Stas Doux vosis ervey Ct ty) = 7.mor, Liverpool every wurde.Qusetstown every Pri ' i ge from dew York, ss, currene Car vos fe New York, LE BIE at LONDON, QUEBKC MONTREAL.Pom Liverpool, sa Kxcursion, are apple to J.H.ANBELL, AND UT 1873.m=1 INT.Me es ! TEMPERLEY LINE, Composed of the following aud other first class Iron Bteamahipe: BCOTLAND, \u201cBT.LAWRRNOCE,\" |: com .\u201c BEVERN; \u201cTHAMES | \u201cDELTA « DELTA\u201d LEAVES QUEBEC on TUESDAY, the Y9th MAY.$8.\u201c HELIOS\u201d LEAVES QUEBEU oN THURSDAY, the 21st MAY.ss.Through Tickets, from all points West, at RE- DUCRD KATES.Gertiastos fooned to persons i sirous of bringing out their friends.Through Bills of Lading sauces on the Continent and in Loudon for al) parte pited States to Detroit, Mira.Chicago and other i in the es apply to TEMPERLEYS, \u201cBiileter street, London; For freigh CARTER & bona n ROSS à CO, Quebec; or + NOFIORS._MANDPAQEURING INSURANCE, de.BAILEOADS _\u2014_ J)! SSOLUTION OF PARNER.PATTERNS PATTERNS! UNION MUTUAL LIFE GEAND GRURE BAILWAY The Partasrahishe reictore existing betwen B.J.Co INSURANCE COMPANY, WINTAR AAKASOZMEDT 8, 15734 A i aura ET ROR OF MAINE, HW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, y vtt, Taie Ruiniea.bstmacts ue hé \u2014\u2014\u2014 au N Caïttag si isdn Cars ca os all TOUR ait trains over tho F I\" referens to the above, I to AND OncariexD 1849-34 Yass\u2019 Kxreaixyos UNITED S14 TES ATES Wal AIL, Flas Sow be Motus ua miko: grat ar that L wil) carry on the baal BRASS 1 \u2014 ENPUELIO, Day Mau vase fra HE Es ce) ! PURELY MUTUAL, SMMC inc An Ogtinsbuned.\u2019 Ottaws.cat ES hae rown & CASTINGS.sm Gani, BAITARNIO, auto, Gus 2 mm (Siped), ADRIATIO, Godel B.J.FEYTRNER \u2014_ and Goire Bar Avcommodation Train for Island Pohd sod interimsdiate mation à ere sat et psc 0a000 65am, d and tnterme- Mail Train for Isiau suse Der | brain for Richmond, at.aud Pond, the White .SW pan.56.16 p.m Goma Sova.Train for Boston, réa South Eastern Counties\u2019 Junction KI Express fo; Mail Train for 31.a hus and Rouses ini connec!i w Stanstead, oh and Chamnbly,and 8outh-Rustern cord ties\u2019 Junction Hallways, at Express for New Yo1 x au - mont Central, at .33pm, As the punctuality of \u201cthe traine depends én con- Dections it other lines, the Company wil: not be arriving at or leaving any ocsbon at at thie hours hemes.The Steamship ** Falmouth \" leaves Portland Bd 00 p.on., for Haiifax, N.8.'s Bteamers, also running in connection with re Ay Tronk Hallway, leave Portland every Monday and Thursday at 6.0 p-m.for St.John, N.B., âc.Baggage checked ugh.saprough Tokats nd atthe Company's principal Jor fu further information, and time of Arrival and 1 SE apt.Mylins ] Mail Line (salling DAY, and from Quebec calling at Lough ugh Foyle co re ails and Passe: and The Steamers of the Five from Liverpool every THU every SATURDAY, ¢ board and = \u2018WORKS, 17 to 0 MILL Sraax?, next door to W.7 DangerBold), a few.doers -cast of} -\u2014-\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL Q.\u2014 -\u2014-\u2014 \"7 oF French! sq 107-18 -_\u2014 w.P.BARTLEY & CO., S GOLTMAN, Merchant Tailor, yron Boat Butiders: .713 5T.JAMES $TRE High Pressure prove and Boilers ; Received, a splemaid Assortment of of English and Manufacturers of Improved Mill ery ; scotch TWEEDS, Improved Dredge Machine: kmanship the very beat.Propeller Screw Wheels wy tn stock, and made Crees moderate.© te érde: \u201cWater Wheels, \u2018Water Wheols, Water Wheels; Caatinge of all \u2018kinds in Irop or Brass ! iy market rates, a side-whecl steamboat h! LAWRENCE ENGINE MONTREAL.cédiy EWING-MACHINES.qe w wWibLams Makers of the celebrated SINGER AND HOWE PATTERN MEWIR- .MACHINES, For Family and Manufacturing Purposes.We have been awarded Silver Modsls, Diplomas, and Pret Prises, at Prévincisl Exhibitions tn Quebec and for the best Sewing-machines for both family and m Offices and Salerooms, 967 Notre Dame street.Factory and Foundry, 14 $0 30 Germain street.MANUFACTURING COM PAST, osive on rs $0 and sooo o from Ireland sad Soo Scotland) are intended fo be des- JAMES HAVOR à CD, M.H.GAULT, Agent, FROM PORTLAND: SOULPTORS, Cease Caplan.16th April \u2014 pn 164 ST.JAMES STREET.Folynesian III NET ne 0.bvery descrtgts - ya d May FROM QUABEC MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK, JUPERTAL FIRE INSURANCE \u201c » CORFUR Or or .\u201c Camus AFD FREE, | MONTREAL LONDON, ENGLAND: oom Décigue anû Ketimations furnished promptly oa RerAnzasmap 13.Ee a intended Faia oT FT 181 Tends invested ama aoa we EEA and Fo: d at intervals C & C .; RINTO PROS, ; J oe of win vigation.0 , = u Rarer: op ras Rates of passage from Quabec : MACHINISTS AND PATTERS- =\u2014\u2014 = i = MAKERS, ING-MACRIN IE 2: Tien + se gid a Mass 7 Perth un IRON AND WOOD WORKERS, EORGE HARVEY, Forfreiebt or other spply\u2014tn Pert- MANUPACTURR MA: : G : ?land, to J.L.Farmer, or Hugh and Andrew ; ACTU TERIALS, n Quebec, to +, Bao & Co.; tn Ha to John PO BL d9RGE ih rar Brasr\u2014besh and .; Lu e a Qual d Orleans; in Paris, to Gustave WEE aim Dealer in all binds of Firatclaus Bolte BUSI.& tog 2 AS LA {mproved patterus, foot 3.P.Ittman & Zoon ; in Ham to W.Gibson à PA or oe for Smateurs, pnd eal {umers., 7 , a à ln Bordeaux, to Lafitte & V'andereruyce, or veate, für püblic halls, restaurants hote SE WING-MACHINES London, to Monigomoris à Greenbôroe M7 Grace ALEO, fi \u2014 AND FINDINGS, hurch-stroc Olasgow, to James & Afex.Alan, | PATENTED ARTICLES tor] Inventors and others.nn Great Clyde s root tn Liverpoal, to Allan Bros.streulars.H.& A.ALLAN, No.637 Craig street, No.341 NOTRE DAME STREET, 104 Corner of Yuuville and Common streets.MONTREAL =m CORNEE ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, | TTTER BRO = OMINION LINE.' 8 & NONTREAL \u2014 M MITCHELL, \u2014 Fate Line ls com of the following first-class, {Bacosesors to Geo.A.Miller & Co.) A) Machines warranted as represented or no sale.fall's pere Clyde built Stcamellpe and 18 intend- MACHINISTS, PATTERN AND MODEL ALK Of Sowing machines repured 2 Pool, SCEREC wn PORTLAND ro trpn rn and MAKERS.KENDALL MANUFACTUR- ; sxc Tous hull AT Also, manufacturers of expertmectal and other [NO COMPANY.220 mare cart French Machinery, Hand and Steam Fower Hotsttag MAVISO-MACHISE MANUFACTURERS.#00 * Gapt Mellen Machines, with all tho latest improvemsats.Ko.1 Favorite Sewing-machine for family use, 2e \u201c Capt Laure nson Lock-up Bafty Valves of the most approved pad.Fo.BOR 15 Binger prinaipée, or heary work.ie \u201c Cape not terns.A stock of which is always kept on hand.MACHINISTS, FOURD! rior accommodation Bpéoial attention gtvem to Patent Ofios Models.TOUTIDREA, de.Se.eorsas Passe gers, and pre-paid Orders for Castings executed promply and naatly, Tickets are aeued ot * reduced those désir- 53 Sr.JoszrH GrREET, Offios, Factory and Foundry, Liverpool end Wednesday, calling t Belfast Lough D roue ure) Nos.198, 200 and 202 CRAIG STREET | ugh to in cargo and passengers.\u2018The steamers of this line are intended to sall from Quebeo for 1 as follows :\u2014 28 Through Tickéts cansbe had © Grand Rallway Ticket Offices in Canada Fg x Preres; 1, Btore \"ptrandgate = Copenhagan to P.M.Kolle, 18 Banctannae lades : jergeun to Michael Kronn, Consul, Jowring & Jamiesom, Lanubowra Fenchu 1 usen's square ; in Liverpool 1 ontromery, M James street; od Quebec to W.M.Macpherson outreal to many aston tl free oop sie asp Joi ON a great sucosss.Er foilowing taken from a |: num aan à fire ins: aan ye Beare, BR; Incipient.t et of a id oy on ne.tor the on ages re Ample On r the present, on recetpt Of 96.P > WwW.(.NUNN, 4 QGeneralgonts, Belleville, Ont.J AMES WRIGHT, MANCUFACTURER OF WOODER CARPETINGS, FANCY WALRBOORS, PARQUET FLOORS, CHURCH, STORE AND #aetery : 9 to 15 Dr.Axrormx frange, and 01 Caro.Dapet and Office: 57 Br.ANTOINE STREBT.Samptes of Wostien Ourpetinge and Watntébts can he seen aû the Mew York and Bosten Piameferts on Showrooms, 0 nad iM Notwe Dame ! ee ana Fetes furnished for Carpetings or Fittings on applications st the Office, er by letter addressed $0 Bax M31