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[" Us N, ENT, \u2014_ tl 80,24 Hae noel OAL | IE, ging, nt du X.8., ction ation ames Try.\u2014 1874, us | BH ON, oniss Tr.1asx : and y for .00 .00 .00 .30 or.14x ed ~ 4 æ NI AT antag, ai > 2 ormer Club, Tanneries .2% a victory for the ! = ha weore | Births, Marriages end Deasths.XRT HS.or Dé eree\u2014In this City, on Sunday, the 9th July, \u201c-trnardt, of à Son.T7 \u2014=a on the7th VOL.Vlr NO.161 BOOTS AND Fogg OOTS ! BOOTS 11 eat bargain to be had and Shoes, is at Lennon\u2019, 108 woity 18 Boots Ladies\u2019 Kid Buttoned Boots, $2, Mheton street\u2014 Ohlldrens\u2019 do, $1.50 ; Tadion Prod 9.) $1.75, 750.to $1.90, Ladies\u2019 Prunella à Congress Eo Shien boots ron 4 je 3 n's .3 » Ousfom \u2018Work a speciality, 110 $1.50; ROOFING.1876.#oorNS {ge GRAVEL AND PLAS11C SLAy x ROBT.ALEXANDER, FOR SALE, Felt and Pitch for Gravel Books| Dry or Tarred Sheathing, Plastic Slate Paint, Coal Tar, &oc.«1 BT.ANTOINE STREET, on MEDICINES, &c, HRECELES REMOVED AT LAST! FUMMER IS COMING AND WITH IT FREUELES Diptheria is prevalent to an alarming extent ¢ ase sure and certain remedies for te above Yor money returned, at JOHN SHERIDAN'S WEST-END MEDICAL HALL, Cor.Seigneurs & St.Joseph streets.-\u2014 AYN, d all night.N.B.\u2014Open all day, Sundays, and ail nig] 1 ox EYES EYES! BY ESI BO DR.BRODEUR'S EYE WATER 5 the only preparation thatcau curé the most in gotacate Disoases of the Eyom Professional men and working classes employ 14 with great benoût to soothe and relieve the Eyes 20m OVX WOXE: Price 25 cents.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, GENERAL DEPOT:.830 ST.LAWRENCE STREAT.RESIDDER'S CHARCOAL & BRIS TOOTH PAR WHITENS TUE ELT ona PLE VENTS DECAY J.B.TRESIDDER, WINDSOR DRUG HALL, 688 Dorchester street (cor, Brunswick), Montreal, For sale by all Druggists, Price, 25 cis per pot R.BULLER, M.RCS., Eng, (Late of Borlin, Prussia, and London, Eng.) OCULIST AND AURIST To the MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL, Ofice, Corner Craig and Place d'Armes.Hours, 1 to 5 p.m.except by epecial appointment, ox STITUTIONAL CATARRH BEMEDY, CATARRE not be cured by snufis, washes or local appli.Er It is à weaknoss of the constitution, developing itself in the nasal organs flrat, after- wrards extending to the throat and lungs, end tng generally in Consumption, if not checked b proper remedies.Pains head, back, loins an weakness of kidneys are its attendant diseases, More people have Catarrh than any other disease, It ls easily cured.Thousands of cases, some of FORTY years\u2019 standing, have been entirely cured in New Hampshire and the Dominion the past three s, by the Constijutional Jatat Remedy.Oertl« Toaton to back the above, and a treatise on Catarrh sent free on application to T.J.B.H , Druggist, &c, Brockville, Ont.Send namo on pos- Galcard, and it will only cost tile, or a cent.Price, x bol rem en 3 ix bottles for $5.Sent to any 3 rocelpt _of money.For sale by all drug« frite, 214-* SKITH\u2019S GREEN MOUHTAIN RENOVATOR | (Nature's Remedy), CURES 8 FULA, ERYSIPELAS, UANCHRS, PILES, CERS, HEART DISEASE, L1VER COMPLAINT, AND AUL ERUFTIONS THE Wingate Chemical Company, : MONTREAL, Sole Agents fer Canada.PURELY VEGETABLE, old everywhere.ILL SAVE $1 VIL SAVE £1 000 USE THE CENTENNIAL FUR PRESERVER.TRY IT.whe CEN AL FUR PRESERVAR Is & pre- TIUTEINNL V aration much needed, but rever before ofarea te By Babi but used by a practical furrier for q number of yoazs with great success, where thou- pandsof dollara?wor: of Fura have been anved apxly.\u201chis Jroparat lon rot Orly preserves bug Basaglios the, urs if used according to Girestiom.ices, OL MARTIN, 8,90.Faclowle Fax ; i x 6\u20ac real.Dealers, Bok & CO, Hatvé .SOHULTZE, REIN sad Furriers, dal tre Dame street.Bteasra.O'FLAHERTY BODEN, Hatters and Far riers, 269 Notre Dame streot.M HOLLAND & SON, Woollen Hat Manufacturers, corner McGill and Lemoine street, upstaira, Wi.ROBERTSON, d Furrier, 232 McGill 3 o Meusrs.WARMIN [ILBIN, 106 Mogi] w.D'HCLAREN & x EC.247 St Laws T8006 \u2014ALS Que Eg be had atail respectable Grocers.A.SIMPEON, Manufactarez, 101s MONTRE Ah \u2014 - Que YOURSELF OF ALL| Forms of Disease, Nervous Debllity, Rheuma- slam, &c., by impregnating your blood with af, T, BEGNAULT'S FRENCH ELECTRIC GALVANIC BELTS, §3 each, ELECTRIO GALVANIQ SHOR SOLES, 750.De Rire BLEUERIO GALVANIO ARM and LEG BANDS, 6 > BLECTRIO GALVANIO HFAD AND THROAT BAK, c each, HERGTEIS GAL ANS RINGS, 200 each.BLECTRI0 GALVAKIU TEETHING NECKLETS, Forme by 511 Drugglsts r sale by à .OF NR JACOBS, 431 t Paul stroet, Montreal, MONTREAL, May 1 1878.I, the undersigned, J.L.Auger, certify that I pave been affected with rheumatism for eight yoars, and have completely recovered since I have made use of the Electric Galvanic Band of M, T, Regnault, and I advise the public in general to use noting se, if they are affected with that terrible J.Le AUGER, 144 St.Urbain street, MONTREAL, April 11th, 1 B.JACOBS, Montreal, , 1 1876, SiR.\u2014I bought a pair of Galvanic Soles and I have pleasure in stating that they have cured me of pains in the leg, of which I have suffered for over 2) monta take plensure in recommending them x lo n PETER BOURGOIN, 269% Visitation street, MONTREAL, March 14th, 1876, I hereby certify that I bought a pair of Kegnanlt's Galvanic Shoe Soles for myhusband, and they have cared him of Rheumatism in his feet entirely, which he had suffered from for five years.PHILOMENÉ LACROIX, 24 Payette streeh \u2014 TAILORING.LEAVE YOUR MEASURE FOR TEE BEST TRICOT OR DIAGONAL CLOTH SUIT, Only $20.00, AT P.E.BROWN*S, No.9 Chaboillez Square, Other Stores charge $35.00.144z TAFFORD, Merchant Tailor, 72 ST.JAMES STREET, Gents furnishing their own cloth, can have It made up in the latest style very low for cash, Garments Cut, 112-3m M.HAYNEN, MERCHANT TAILOR and GENERAL OUTFITTRE, Respectfully invites an inspection by his numergy customers and tuo public In general to hig NEW SPRING STOCK, which has been selected from &oods of, thin season\u2019s portation.mont stylah All orders promptly executed in the most proved style and finish, on very moderate terme.2eshions from London and New Foxk received 7 WAL, HAYNEN 5 835 Bt, Joseph streat, HE HIGHEST PRICE is paid -for Second-hand Clothing, &c., at H.Vine- berg\u2019s, 653 Craig street, a few doors éast of Bleury.Capital ¢« + a + \u20ac INSURANCE, HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.36,000,000 Cash Astôts, nearly .1,200,000 OFFrIQgERS: PRESIDENT: VICH-FRESIDERE ! JOHN osT RED, Je RB.THIBAUDUAD GameD PR ARTHUR GAGNON, BUB-MANA : .\u2026 DAVID L KIREE ASSETS IN GÜLD, .ds their Securities and had $400,178 48 and tesa insoles Taint Montre: ar 50,000 00 72 AL ERALO, o1sreavisees Agent Balances in d n Company's BONÉT.sucocoosaovensiacensannenssee w Mocsrcoranvensous ; | nd.3,000 ceivable Pre- Pt US cout SE 145,351 27 #'Recoiver Genoral\u201d).\u2026.021\u20260ne Tintreal Warehoi 5 34 376,735 96 ce Shoo Consolidated Fa 52:560 08 * Que for Marine pessasotsoegss002sec000ose 151,688 34 coounts due the Company was vages, Ee Insurances, &Co Cash on 3.AN sacoccouse dd and où Doposit.oc\u2026.\u2026.0.$1176 337 53 LIABILITIES, g Claims for Losses, Table; and Sundry Ac \\e by the Company.$149,201 59 \u2014 Poeme and TU Outs au Bills counts Insures_ewy description of Fire Risks, Inte Qargoes and Hulls; also, Ocedargoes and Freighis on firsts s Exmers and Sailing Vessels, Hp Orrick: 160 ST.JARS STREET, HONREAL, .\u2014_\u2014 25 OYAL INSWRANCE 0O OF LIVEROOL, (FIRE AND Lag, Capital - - - - + $10,000,000 Funds invested - - 12,000,000 Annual income 5,000,000 Liabilities of Shareholders unlimty, .I.ROUTH, Ey.§ Obtely panty, J, KENNEDY, Ing .MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPxy,; EDINBURGH AND LONDO;, FIRE AND LIFE, DIRECTORS: E B Axaus, Kags General Manager Baik pr DAMASK MASSON, Euq., of D.Magson à Son; GILBERT NOOTT, Kaw, Of Wz, Dow & Gow MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSON, 217-173 General Agents for Canada NORTH BRITISH AND FOR SALE, [One cent per word each insertion.) SALE, an appropriationof $1,000, reqs Ob box 200 5 ons Montreal, \"160.6 2 OR SALE, two first-clage Tickets to Detroit, at $4.60, Apply at Bellevue Cottage, Durocher street, 4 160-2 B SALE, & Book of the Dominion Building OF coiotr\u201d ot $1,000 ; first iseue; qualified to date ; cheap and good terms.Address J.By thia D.ce, Fox SALE CHEAP, a roomy Cashiers Desk, sult- able for a Dry-goods fitore.Apply at STAR Office.166 OR SALE, Ash Qars, seven feet to 16 feet long F Apply at Lumber Yara, 498 Craig stroot., 5 OR SALE, licensed Saloon and Restaurant.A ply at 467 Notre Dame street 156-6 Fo, SALE, à Builder\u2019s Waggon ; in good order ; cheap for cash.Apply to Jas.Maybury, 26 Grand Trunk street.154- HOUSES TO LET OR WANTED, [One cent per word each insertion.1 HOUSES TO LET, in Wellington Terrace and Park Place; papered and painted.Apply i fo George Browne, Architect, 160-4 TO LET, six roomed Cottage and Garden, 20 KE Berthelot street, 157-6 TO RENT\u2014Six Houses of four apartments each, on Forfar street.These houses are convenient to the works on the new Basin, Lachine Canal çÇ a D.Xo 0 oma AU x, rron\u2019s Bu ng.ames at, 2 Ba x FINLAY RON 151-1m $2 Forfar strogt.TO LET, for the coming season, Houses or Cottages, situated on the banks of the splendid Lake Memphremagog, opposite George- ville, and five minutes\u2019 walk from Cape Gibraltar ; Fishing and Shooting abundant, srply to J.U.Em: 54 St.Mary street, Or to J »_Crevier, Gibraltar Point, via Georgeville, 125-2m05 TO LET OR FOR SALE, One first-class tenement Brick House, Nos.1 and 2 Union Ter« race, Hypolite, corner of Roy stroet; rent moderate ; terms easy, Apply to Mr.Lemoine, 4 Hospital street.110 ATO LET, Those Two BEAUTIFULLY SHED HOUBES, 664 and 666 SHERBROOKE STBEET (sell contained, with all modern conveniences.Apply to S.H.& J.MOSS, 100 5 & 7 Recollet street.Te LET, a commodious Office over STAR Office.MACHINERY, &c.J LAURIE & BRO, ¥LNUFACTURERS OF ENGINES (Horizontal and uprigh FTRAM PUM BATTING a GERS, and all Eads any And Agents Tor BELTING AND ERGINERRS! SUPPLIER: MACHINE AND ENGINE WORKS) as MM \u2018 687 CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL: sus PAINTERS.M.YOUNG, HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTER 603 LAGAUCHETIERE STREET, Detween Bleury and Alexander Graining, Paper-Hauging, Glasing, Whlt a lng, Coloring, &c.NOTICES.OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Dame Amy M.Ripley, of the Clty and District of Montreal, wife of William Bradley McGowan, of the same place, Dentist, has instituted an action in the Superior Court, at Montreal, for the purpose of obtaining a separation of property from him, ABBOTT, TAIT, WOTHERSPOON & ABBOTT, Attorneys ad litem for Plaintiff Montreal, 12th June, 1876.143-29 P D, BROWNE & CO,, * BANKERS AND BROKERS, 124 ST.JAMES STREET (Opposite the New Post Office), MONTEEAL, Greenbacks, Drafts and Exchange; Untted States Bonds, Gold, Silver and all uncurrent Money Dougnt and sold, Collections made on all parts of the U.S, and the Dominion.Iowa Farm Mortgages bearing &0 per cent.interestfor sale.159-z eodm JLVANS & RIDDELL, FUBLIQ ACCOUNTANTS, , EDWARD EVANS, OFFICIAL ASSIGNKE, WESTERN OHAMBERS, 32 Sr, JOHN STRERT,] MONTREAL, Ll] @.C.SIMPSON, ° (Late of C.Legge & Cou) SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, | OFwiom, Ko.14,~162 Bt.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, Patents obtained in Canada, United States, England, France, Belgium, Italy, Russia and all others countries where patents are granted.Trade Marks and Designs registered and Copyrightssecured, 194-11 GEO.BINDLEY & BRO, 309 COMMISSIONERS STREET, PES EUROPEAN WINE COMPANY OF CANADA, HAVE OFENSD THEIR WINE VAULTS and RESTAURANT, AT No.11 Bonaventure Street (Near Victoria Square), MONTREAL, MARTIN FINN & CO, .= PROPRINTORE.1355 ROBERT MITCHELE & SO, MONTREAL BRASS WORKS, BRASS FOUNDERS aud FINISHERS Coppersmiths, Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Gas-Fitters, &o, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF | BRONZE & CRYSTAL GASALIARS | ALWAYS ON HAND, BT.PETER AND ORAIG STREWS, - MONTREAL, Eas JUST RECEIVED, SHRIVER\u2019S PATENT COPYING BRUSHES, HO COUNTING HOUSE SHOULD BR WITHOUT Saves Time and Inconvenisnce) WILLIAM MILLAR, STATIONER, 94 St, Francois Xavier Street, .110s R, EENRY HOLLAND & CO, ° 340 ST.PAUL STREET.FANCY GQODS, WHOLESALE ONLY{ \u2018Stock complete, 1602 ASK FOR GODFREY ERMEN'S COTTON _ THREAD, The Best and Strongest, 33-s0dm Yy ARMINTON & PHILBIN, SIGN OF THE COFFEE POT, 108 MoGILL STREXT, Have now\u2019on hand a full and complete assortment Mail orders promptly attended to.N,B.\u2014Repalr- 0 sano at tho BLorest notice.148% of all the requisitéy for housekeeping purposes.Call and see.131s À Special attention given io Signs ond Frindew-Skades, BREWERS, &oc.Wu Dow & Co, BREWERS AND MALSTERS, ! MONTREAL Bilston 18 wood sidbosie ee Poule and es su plied.\\[LLES WILLIAMS, Jz, & CO, BREWERS, 93, 956 aad 97 College Street, MONTREAL, INMA PALE ALE, XXX ALES AND PORTER (In Wood and Bottle) Spetal attention given to suppl private p ei pp ving oHrirate fa CIN H, R, MOLSON & BROS,, ALR AND PORTER BREWERS, .Z8 St.Mary Street, Montreal, Bave alwys on hand the various kinds of ALE and FORTE] in wood and bottle.Familie regularly supplied.The Holowing Boitlexrs only are supplied by us with our abels, uso them ; GROCERIES.SUGARS FOR SALE.The subscrbers offer for sale BARREL! COFFEE, SUGAR, and] @ASIS SO0TCH REFINED DO.(Bright) MONTREAL, DAVID TORRANCE & CO, GENERAL MERCHANTS AND IMPORIGE® °° GONSIGNMENRTR SOMOITED : # = Adeanoës made + APPROBATION, \u2018 w Our 45¢ JAPAN TEA still receives the unqualified approval f those who use it.Itisnot & common grade of l'es, but has a fine regular leaf, and, when infused, will compare favorably with most \u2014 = teas sold at fram 30 to 40 per cent, higher.Choice Dairy Bufterin crocks, received twice a week from MISCELLANEOUS, well-known makers.Maple Syrup, a small quantity still remaining at the VICTORIA WAREHOUSE, 20 Radagende street, Victoria square.BCOTT & CO.| F OR SALE, In Stores aud to Arrive, WINES\u2014Paul Emile Thomas\u2019 Port and Sherry,] GIN\u2014John DeXKuyper & Sons, hhds, and cases.BRANDY\u2014Reaault\u2019s In hhds., gr.-casks aud oct, Martell and Dubois\u2019 in cases.BAISINS~Valencies, Layers and Muscatels, 8-8.ALMONDS, WALNUTS and FILBERTS, V.HUDON, 176 T RETAIL, CHOICE NEW BUTTER AT 25 Ors.PER POUND, : Customers can have quantitios ay low as ten pounds atthe cheapest wholesale price, AT THN BUTTER DEPOT, Vorner of Dagauouotiere and St, Charles Borronune 3 \u2014_\u2014 - Look-outfor anew advertisement next Took JUST RECEIVED, SMOKED SALMON, SMOKED HALIBÜT, CINCINNATI HAMS, ALSO, & choice lot of HAVANA CIGARS, \u201c DUFRESNE & MONGENAIS, 4 1 221 Notre Dame Street, 221 \u201c 157x THEE NORTH AMERICAN PACKING COMPANY, The established reputation aequired by this Come pany\u2019s preparations makes it imperative on all Grocers who would retin those trade to keep thom regularly in stock.The BOLOGNA, BRUNSWIOK and EMPRESS SAUSAGES gre commanding immense sale, No Grocer can afford to be without them, The frade is cautioned against Hawkers who are offering inferior goods as the North American Pack= ing Company\u2019s Manufacture, We employ no Hawkers or Sub-Agents whatever, The trade supplied exclusively at our warehouse, Corner Commissionexs and St, Peter streetw; AKIN & ARMSTRONG, BOLE AGENTS FOR MONTREAL A LEX MoGREGOR, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOISTEPER, £c,; Nos.603, 605, 607 Lagauchetiere street, Dire Boone and in ot Houre and Jar | & mile from town.Extremely healthy, convenien- \u2018| and pleasant in every respect as a summer resl- 160z .FOIE 2% Bonaventure Depot, six Brass Checks iN QUND\u2014June 30, on St.Lawrenes street, à sum ofm | ral Fretght 1 ed), Coach House, Frame Cottage, Garden, &c., #6.4 -| est of à large number of parchasers in the develdp- \u2018| Mary street, at 9 o'clock every morning, and at MONTREAL, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1876.HELP WANTED.[One cent per word each insertion.] ANTED.\u2014 Experienced Cooks, House and Table Maids and Nurses, willing to go to the Sea-side or Country, can be had by applying to Mies Nevilie\u2019s Registry Office, No.5 Andere street.- ANTED, a little girl, 12 or 13 years of age, to W Ae oso bape Apply ab 44 86.Antoine street, 180-2 ANTED, à person, thoroughly competent, to take charge of and manage a first-class boarding-house, Address P, 0., Drawer 84 59-3 WASTED, a General Servant; washing Sven out.Apply at 204 Peel street, 159-8 \"OV ANTED: a good Operator, one used to dress-« making preferred, 91 Wellington street.| $77A VE fo Agents, Old and Young, Mais and Female, in their locality Terms and OUTFIT FEER, Address P, O, VICKERY & CO., Augusta, Maine, 287 ONTREAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR MEN AND WOMEN, 31 St.Lambert Hill,\u2014The undersigned having opened a first-class Employment Agency, 1s ready toreceive applications for employment from men and women of all of avocations.Employers will find it advantageous toleave their names and addresses at the Agency when they require help of any kind.J.C.MIGNAULT, Proprietor.\u2014 SITUATIONS WANTED.ANTED.\u2014An experienced and competent married man would take charge of a Church orany publie building; thoroughly understands heating by steam or hot-air, Address G.T4 bia office.ANTED, by à young man from the old country a situation as Coachman, or would take Avely ig)\" \u2014 care of a garden ; good references.Patterson, Cotte street.ANTED, by à young man of seven years\u2019 ex- pereience, a situation as Electrotyper ; also understands Papier-dMache and Clay Stereotyping; no objections to go to the States.Address s Stereotyper,\u201d this office.160-6 ANTED, a situation by a young man as Dry- goods Salesman ; has had four years\u2019 experience; good references, Address S, 22, fais oEage.ANTED.\u2014A young man desires a situation to mind a horse and make himself goporally useful, Address 798 Craig street._\u2014 RCOMS.[Rooms to Let, half a cont per word each insertion janes Rooms \u2018Wanted, one cent per word each n TROQUS Nicely furnished front Bed-room, suitable for one or two gentleman ; large garden ; English family.Apply at 55 Latour street.y 160 Roo TO LET, newly furnished, single and double, with bath, &c., for gentlemen, Apply at 604 Dorchester stregt, near Alexander, 6 OOMS\u2014To let, two furnished bedrooms, with« \u201cout hoard.Apply to Mrs.Privett, 106 Union avenue.160-26] § QOMS.\u2014Newly Furnished Rooms to let, kept with the greatest care, at No.30 Aylmer street.160 6 Rex TO LET, at 52 Victoria street, for asingle gentleman.160-3 OOM TO LET.\u2014A comfortably Furnished Bedroom, in a private family, eight minutes\u2019 waik from Post-office.Rent, 5 a month.-Apply at 139 St.Constant street.160 6 ROS Two rooms with cooking stove; rent $6.Apply at 412 Cadleux street, 158-4 ROE TO LET\u2014Handsomely furnished for one Vb ortwo gentlemen (near McGill College), in a private family, who have never before rented rooms.Address A, B, C., this office.159-3 RGus Three furnished rooms to let, at 50 Juror street.159-6 TROQNE- Neatly furnighed Bedrooms to let, at 9 St.Urbain street, 159-6 OOMS.\u2014Two or three nice rooms, furnished or otherwise, to gentlemen or married couple ; private family ; no children ; within five minutes?of P.O.; every convenience ; terms moderato.18 St.Leuis street.159-3 FROQUE Comfortable room and Antoine street.Rox TO LET, at 217 St.Constant street.board at 339 St, 188.10 Rous TO LET, furnished or unfurnished, at 1343 St.Catherine street, near Victoria strést, OOMS.\u2014Three comfortable unfurnished rooms wanted within ten minutes\u2019 walk from P, O, Address B.C., this office.157 ROUE TO let, & double Bedroom, Victoria street.RVs ze let, two or thiee splendid Rooms with or without use of kitchen, at 261 Ger man street.156-6 Rou A very large Bed-room for two gentlemen, without board, at 34 St.Urbain street, Apply af 6 PPS ES Ro) let, two suites of Furnished rooms, suitable for housekeeping.Apply at 924 St, Catherine street.156 RCSL let, three large comfortable rooms, with or without board, in a private family, on St.Denis street, near Mignonne street, with use of Parlors, Piano and Bath-rooms.Address 195 St, Denis street.154-12 OOMS Furnished for maesried coupled and single gentlemen, with or without board, parlor and piano if required, at 170 Mountain st BOARD.[Board Want vue Board Vaoan each insertion.] B°4EP A gentleman can have board and lodging or day boardK(private family), with comforts of a home at17 St.Lawrence Main street.158-6 Beara fow boarders may be accommodated with boazd at 25 German sireot, 158-4 BOARD, Vacanoles for koarders, at 65 Dubord street, opposite Viger Garden, 167-6 Boxe AND ROOMS, ensuite or single, at 233 Bt.Antoine street (lawn in front); ang loca- ed, one cent per word oach insertion , half cent per word lity, OARD\u2014Well furnished rooms and first-class board ; bathroom, piano, &c., at 22 St, Antoine street.155 BL can be had at Government Cottage, Sorel, The house is delightfully situated in extensive grounds on the bank of the Richelieu, a quarter of dence.For furth er particulars apply to Mrs Parsons, Sorel, 108 LOST, &c.To a small Safe Key.The finder will be re warded by returning same to G.J.Gebhart, Craig street.160-2 Lo on the 7th instant, between McGill and St.Denis streets, supposed to be dropped in Car, about five 0\u2019clock, à Purse containing $3 and 2 gold coins.\u2018The finder will oblige by returning the same to this office, as it belongs tg a party in need, M.C.K., this office.160 OST, on St.Peter st, on 6th, Black Fan, with L jet chain and pendant attached, Finder, by returning it to 58 Foundling st., will be rewarded, OST, from 102 Mansfield streeet, a bright Yellow Canary.Any one returning same \u2018will be suitably rewarded.157 FOUND.on a'steel ring.Apply at 9 Rolland strect, oney.Apply to J.J.Cunningham, Gene- Agent's Oifice, G.T.Ry.* 157 OUND, a palr of Gold Eye-glasses, Apply at - - 660 Craig street.| 157 PROPERTY FOR SALE, FOR SALE OR TO LET-That commodious Brick Residence at Dorval, Upper Lachine, with superior outbuildings, Ice House (All Immediate possession.St, Sacrament street, HE GREATEST OPPORTU- k NITY EVER OFFRRED TO PROCURE À | HOMESTEAD IN A BEAUTIFUL SUBURB OF 4A GREAT CITY.\u2014Flve hundred Villa Lots, forty (eet front by a depth of one hundred and twenty Apply to W, R.BOSS, 83 FR OW 154-tf each lot, and fronting on either of the differen avenues, between Third and Seventh strecls Mount Royal Vale, will be sold for four hundrs | and eighty dollars per lof, to be paid in week: \u2018 instalments of one dollar, until the whole aAmoané:.18 pald, without interest, except on arroary/] of payments, on -which one per cent A month, will be charged, Purchasers payltg the full amount off at any time will be made à liberal discount.The lots are free from all encumbrance, The tifle dueds and registry searches can be seen at the office of RB.A.Ramsay, Esd., St, Francois Xavier street.When purchasers shall have paid up for one years they shall then get n deod with all the privileges and condiifons of tho deed heretofore given by the vendor of the Ica sold by him on the same property.A few hundred lots of equal area on the different streeis and avenues north of Central Avenue, will ho sold for $300 per lot, to be paid in weekly payments of fifty conts, in other respects subject to the above terms.The situation combines advantages beyond comparison.A handsome village is already established, with an efficient line of omnibuses to and from the city Post Office; brick, sand and stone can be had at nearly one-half less than city prices; the principal avenue is macadamized, and footpaths laid the entire length, and continued to the city; water works are in course of construction, and a true system of drainage contemplated.Were such improvements fo be made at the expense of the pur- chagers, they would cost more than the price of thelr lots, so that this property is, comparatively given away, The proprietor hopes that the inter ment of this great property will in some degree recotopente him for sucH a sacrifice.Intshding, | | puzchasers can meet Mr.T, F, @'BRIEN, at GERS TELEGRAPHIC.SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, The Twelfth of July will be celebrated at-Ottawa by a procession and supper.The men of the Ottawa Cavalry Troop have re-enrolled for an additional three years.The yacht ¢\u2018 Countess of Dufferin * was at Halifax on Saturday and sailed for New York yesterday.The Toronto Lacrosse Club regained the Championship of Canada from the Ontarios (of Toronto), on Saturday.It is said the Oka Indians are going to petition Government for a reservation in the North-West, whither they are desirous of emigrating, An explosion of fire-damp has occurred at L\u2019Hopital Colliery, near St.Arnold, France, Forty-two persons killed and forty-seven seriously injured.Alexander Brayley, of St.John, N.B., has issued a challenge to any oarsman in the Dominion to row a single-scull race early in August, from $100 to $300 a side.The Queen\u2019s good conduct and long service medal was presented Saturday on the Esplanade, Quebec, to Armory-Sergeant Powell, of B Battery, by Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Caron, The Collector of Customs at St.John, N.B., has received instructions that, in future, dutiable goods imported on Government account will be charged the same as if imported on private account, Nova Scotia is excited over an elope-« ment case wherein the female, aged fifty, is the wife of a high county official, and the gay Lothario, a law student, aged twenty.The pair were captured at Halifax, THE WAR IN THE EAST, LonpoN, July 9.\u201c The Emperor of Austria and Count Andrassy met the Czar of Russia and Prince Gortschakoff at Badenbach to-day, and proceeded to Leipa, a frontier town in Bohemia, CoNSTANTINOPLE, July 9, The Turkish General, Mehemet Ali Pasha, has gained an important victory over the Servians, near Novi Bazar.The Servians lost 3,000 killed and wounded.Subscriptions have been raised among Musselmans for the prosecution of the war.Fifteen hundred Softas have been enrolled for service.The Porte has sent to its representatives abroad the following telegram :\u2014\u2018\u2018 Constantinople, July 9,\u2014En- gagement fought on the 6th inst.near Senitza.Mehemet Ali Pasha sent only eight battalions against the Servians, who numbered 15,000, The latter fell back into their entrenchments, pursued by our troops, leaving 1,500 killed, equal number of wounded, and considerable quantity of rifles and ammunition on the battle field.\u201d Paris, July 9.The Journal des Debats has x special from Semlin, a frontier town of Austia, in which it is said the defeat of the Sgrvians, under Gen, Olimpics, is officially admitted.The Turkish forces have crossed the River Drina, and troops encamped at Belgrade consequently started early for the frontier.Prince Milan has retired to Tjapenchat.Belgrade official intelligence says the Servian attack on Nova Variosh was re- pælsed.They are now threatening Metro- vitza, The Journal des Debats also has a special from Vienna which says the despatches recently published from Sclavonic sources are unfounded, except one success under Gen.Tchernayeff.The Servians everywhere have been defeated, It is no longer believed here that the war can result favorably to the Servians, Other advices received at Paris are equally unfavorable to the Servians, A decisive engagement is imminent near Nitsch between Gen.Tcher- nayeff and the principal Turkish army under Osman Pasha, If the Servians are again defeated in an important hattls, it ia probable they will organize a guerilla war« fare, in order to exhaust the Turks.ATaexs, July 10, Governmenthas received a telegram from Slavonica stating that Turkish troops left that place suddenly to reinforce the arm near Metrovitza, as the Servians are ad- vencing thither, and an interruption of communication between the army and Slavonica is feared.LoNnow, July 10.The Observer last night issued a special edition containing a Paris telegram, which states that Servian despatches say a great battle is expected.The War Minister hag superseded General Zach in consequence of his recent defeat.\u2019 AMERICAN, CINCINNATI, July 9, The following is the letter received from Governor Hayes, accepting the Republican nomination for President: \u2014 Couvmsvs, July 7, 1876.Hon.Edward McPherson and cihers, Committee of the Republican National Convention GENTLEMEN,\u2014In reply to your official communication of June the 7th, by which I am informed of my nomination for the office of President of the United States by the Republican National Convention at Cincinnati, I accept the nomination with gratitude, that hoping, under Providence, I shall be able, if elected, to execute the duties of that high office of trust with my best ability.I do not deem it necessary to enter upon the extended announcement of the principles made by the Convention ; the resolutions are in accord with my views, and I heartily concur in the principles they announce, In several of the resolutions, however, questions are considered which are of such importance that I deem i$ proper to briefly express my convictions in regard to them.The fifth resolution adopted by the Convention is of paramount interest.More than forty years ago, the system of making appointments fo office grew up, based upon the maxim\u2014To the victors belong - the spoils.The old rule\u2014the trite rule, { that honesty and fidelity constitute the only real qualifications for office, and that there is no other claim, gave place to the idea that party services were to be chiefly considered.All parties in practice have adopted this system.It has been essentially modified since its first introduction, It has not, however, been improved.At the first, the President, either directly or through the heads of departments, made all the appointments, but gradually the appointing power in many cases passed into the control of members of Congress, merely rewards for party services, but rewards for services to party leaders.system destroys the independence of the |, separate departments of the Government, It tends directly to extravagance and official incapacity.It hinders and impairs that careful supervision and strict accountability by which alone faititful and efficient public service can be secured, It obstructs the prompt removal and sure punishment of the unworthy.In every way it degrades the civil service and the character of the Government.It is felt, I am confident, by a large majority of the members of Congress to be an intolerable burden and unwarrantable hindrance to the proper discharge of their duties, It ought to be abolished.The reform should be thorough, radical and complete.We should return to the principles and practices of the founders of the Government, supplying by legislation when needed that which was formerly an established custom.They neither expected nor desired from the public offices partizan service; they meant that public officers should owe their services to Gov ernment and {o the people; they meant that an officer should be secure in his tenure as long as his personal character remained untarnished and the performance of his duties satisfactory.If elected, I ment upon these principles, and all constitutional powers vested in the Executive will be employed fo establish this reform.The declaration of principles of the Cincinnati Convention makes no announce.- ment in favor of a single presidential term, On the currency question, I have frequently expressed my views in public; and stand by my record on the subject, I regard all laws of the United States re.latipg to the payment of public indebtedness under notes as a constitutional pledge, and a great obligation of the Government, Mount Royal Vale every afternoon, 160 which must in good faith be kept, It is The offices in these cases have become not | This shall conduct the administration of Govern-.my conviction that the feeling of uncer tainty, inseparable from an irredeemable paper currency with its fluctuations of values, is one great obstacle to revival of confidence and business, and to the return of prosperity, That uncertainty can be ended but in one way : the resumption of specie payments: but the longer the instability connected with our present money system is permitted to continue, the further will be the injury inflicted upon our commercial interests and all classes of society, If elected, I shall approve every appropriate measure to accomplish the desired end, and shall oppose any slip backwards, The resolution with respect tothe publie school system is one which should receive the hearty support of the American people.Agitation upon this subject is t¢ be apprehended, until, by constitutional amendment, schools shall be placed beyond all danger of sectional control or interference, The Republican party is pledged to secure such amendment, The resolution of the Convention on the subject of the permanent pacificationof the country, and the complete protection of all its citizens in the free enjoyment of all their constitutional rights, is timely and of great importance.The condition of the Southern States attracts the attention and commands the sympathy of the people of the whole Union, What the South most needs is peace, and peace depends upon the supremacy of thelaw, There can be no enduring peace if the constitutional rights of the only portion of the people are habitually disregarded.A division of political parties, resting merely upon distinctions of race or upon sectional lines, is always unfortunate and may be disastrous.The welfare of the South, alike with that of every other party in the country, depends upon the attractions it can offer to läbor, to immigration, and to capital, but laborers will not go and capital will not be ventured where the constitution and laws are set at defiance, and distraction, apprehension and alarm take the place of peace-loving and law-abiding social life ; all parts of the constitution are sacred, and must be sacredly observed\u2014parts that are new, no less than parts that are old.The moral and natural prosperity of the Southern States can be most effectually advanced by a hearty and generous recognizance of the rights of all by all to second the eiforts of the people of those States to obtain for themselves the \"blessings of honest and capable local government.If elected, 1shall consider it not only my duty but it will be my ardent desire to labor for the attainment of this end.Let me assure my countrymen of the Southern States that if I should be charged with the duty of organization or administration, it will be one which will regard and cherish their truest interest, the interests of white and colored people both equally, and which will put forth its best efforts in behalf of a civil policy which will wipe out forever distinction between North and South in our common country.With the civil service organized upon a system which will secure experience, efficiency and a strict regard for the public welfare solely in appointments, and a speedy, thorough and unsparing prosecution and punishment of all public officers who betray official trusts, withsound currency, witheducation unsectarian and free to all, with simplicity and frugality in public and private affairs, and with fraternal harmony prevailing among the people of all sections and classes, we may reasonably hopethe second century of our nation will, by the blessing of God, be pre-eminent of good feeling and a period of progress, prosperity and happiness, Very respectfull or ous follow citisens : R.B, Haves, THE CHURCHES.COTE STREET PRESBYTERIAN.Tha services in this Church were cone ducted yesterday by the Rev.R.Water.ston, M, A., of Union Free Church, Glasgow, Scotland, In the evening the subject of his discourse wag taken from Mark viii, 34 and 35, but more particularly the clause: ¢ Whosoever will come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow Me,\u201d Our Lord\u2019s plan of teaching was, first of all, to attach men to Himself; he showed them His glory, his wondrous power and tender grace ; and when they had mastered this lesson He turned the page and showed them the death He was to die.It was too hard a lesson for the minds of His disciples, Whom say ye that I am?had an easy answer: Thou art Christ, and the answer was hailed by our Lord with joy\u2014\u2018\u2018 Blessed ait thou Simon Barjona.\u201d But the lesson of the cross they were slower far to learn, and when Jesus began to teach it, Peter ventured to rebuke Him, in tones so offensive to his Master that Jesus said, \u2018* Get theebehind me, Satan.\u201d How shifting are the moods of Christian experience.At one time our Master calls us blessed, and five minutes after all is so changed that He calls us devil, It is immediately on the back of this signal failure on the part of Peter to enter into His Master\u2019s spirit that Jesus utters the worldwide teaching of our text\u2014¢ Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me,\u201d Itisasif Jesus said, I have a cross ; I deny himself, lay by my glory ; everything that is mine is God\u2019s, and I take up my cross and am content to lose my life for God\u2019s sake and the gospel\u2019s ; every one that comes after me must do the game; he must adjure his own wisdom and pride and glory and take up a cross that it is peculiarly his own; a .eross like mine, after mine, on account of mine, for my sake and the gospel\u2019s.1.Let him deny himself and take up his cross, not my cross, Nothing is clearer in Scripture than that the eross of Christ stands alone.Looking at Calvary you see three victims, each in the agonies of death more or less prolonged ; to a certain extent they are the same\u2014the nails, the beams, the attitudes appear the same, | yet they infinitely differ; the two thieves are suffering for their crime, but the other is the Holy Son of God, making atonement for sin, One thief is hanging on his cross, and all it means to him is that he suffers as an evil-doer\u2014his sin has found him and the cross is a bitter ending to his sinful life, and the gloomy gate through which he is thrust into an.undone eternity, The other thief has taken up his cross, too, and as he remembers it to-day, Golgotha hag a hallowed memory.It Was a wonderful yet blessed passage in God\u2019s provi- -dence to bring him from the passover-less | \u201cjail face to face with the the Lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the world.It was the gate of heaven to him, the birthplace of his soul into eternal lifo\u2014a deathbed of shame and sorrow, from which he is awakened by the Redeemer to everlasting glory, as a child is awakened out of a bad dream by its mother\u2019s kiss, Either of .these cross-bearers stood infinitely apart from their fellow in the midst ; and the distance would have been as great if Peter and John, if Noah or Daniel, or Job or Jeremiah had occupied the thieves\u2019 place that day.No atonement can be wrung out of the cross of any creature; whatever be the value of a saints\u2019 tears or wounds, they are worthless to expiate guilt or save the soul.Itis by a cross we are saved, not by any cross of our own ; on Him was laid the chastisement of our peace, and by His stripes are we healed.We do not take up Christ\u2019 cross ; Christ's cross takes us up, fully and alone, satisfies Divine justice; absolutely and alone is the ground of our redemption, lifts us above the flood- mark of sin and death.God forbid that we should glory save in the cross of Jesus Christ, by which we are crucified to the world, and the world is crucified to us, Thy cross, not mine, O Christ, Has borne the awful load Of sins, that none in heaven Or earth could bear, but God.2.Let us carry the cross after Jesus, We have many cares, many tears, many frials ; but where is our cross?Does not Satan tempt us?It shall not be so now.You may take easily 3 and oh, how hard to say, ¢¢ Geb thee behind me; Satan; thou sa.vorest not the things that be of God, but.the things that be of men, and get no cross, no crown I\u2019 It is, if.we suffer with him, not from-him as naughty children, but with him.as martyrs only, that we shall be glori together, - Yet where are we suffering with hit Is not most of Chris.tianity either a delusion or an imipertinence?How fully in any lot we may enter into the mind of Christ.They were slave- Christains to whom Peter wrote, and what more heartless than slave.tasks and the weary round of slave-life; and yet, the very slave might be a Christian, shining in the glory of Calvery, in his mean daily life; when he loved to drink his cup of \u201cbitterness for Christ's dear sake, to conse crate his thankless toil to the service of his Master, If so, his task might be the stepping-stone on which Christ should come, or links in the great chain of blessing, the end of which is fastened to the throne of God, GRACE CHURCH.The sermon at morning prayer was preached by the Rev.S, Belcher, who took for his text, Luke 6th chap, and 36th verse, Be ye, therefore, merciful, as your Father in Heaven is merciful.\u201d It is one thing to be a professing Christian and another to be a real practical Christian\u2014by that we mean to be in every respect a servant of Christ, The name ¢ Christian,\u201d once looked down upon, is now honored, and proud ought we to be who are so named, The laws of man are carried out in a great measure through fear, For instance, if a man sytematically defrauds his customers, the law of his land will punish him, and the man will do his utmost to prevent its being known to the world in general that he is so defrauding people; but it is only fear that holds him back from committing more sins, The command contained in the text is not enforced by any promised punishment, If a man belongs to the Order of Foresters, Orange.men, or Free Masons, he considers that he ought.to abide by the rules and regulations of the lodge, as he believes that it would be prejudicial to the well-being of the lodge where he to act otherwise, and so, for his own sake, he acts in accordance with the same, Remember that Christianity is also a society, and one more venerable than any of those mentioned ; we are all personally interested in the well-being of the same.Ought we not therefore to be as careful to act in accordance with the rules laid down by God for the following of a Christian life?Our Blessed Saviour, who came upon this earth in order \u201c\u2018 to become sin for us,\u201d at times delivered sermons to the assembled multitudes, telling them of the will and of the law of God, In one of these, the longest delivered by Him, He, after telling all men to be merciful, lays this down as a criterion, \u2018\u201cag my Father in Heaven is merciful.\u201d \u2018What is more admirable than mercy in the ruler of a country, the judge who occupies the seat of judgment or the monarch upon the throne.But mercy is not confined to these ; it is practised by the very humblest of God\u2019s people.In the humblest cottage home we may find it, and if a child be allowed to go on ill-using domestic animals unchecked and show no mercy upon them, you may look forward to that boy\u2019s becoming a very wicked, unmerciful being, unworthy of the name of à man.A few years ago, amongst medical students, a very cruel custom was in vogue, viz., vivisection, or studying the anatomy of an animal while living, In England, however, a law was passed, making it a criminal offence to do so, and thus this cruelty has been suppressed there by the strong arm of the law.England took the lead, we are proud to state, in this matter, as this cruel custom is still practiced in continental countries, There is in one of the most aristocratic quarters of London a large and commodious tablishment, known as Tattersalls, where Petting men congregate together and lay wagers upon the speed or endurance of this orof that horse, Near to this establishment is an institution perhaps one of the most useful and benevolent in the country.It is known as the St.George's Home, and here medical skill exerts its influence to alleviate the pain endured by the many patients who lie so thickly within its walls, As sporting men pass there every day, many of them jingling in their pockets the money they have won, a box was placed in position outside of the.door wherein these men might, had they felt so inclined, have deposited some of their wealth, and so help some poor fel- low-creature.After a time this box was opened, when ingide was found a quantity of broken tobacco pipes.So much for the pity of these.Verily we may say, \u2018\u2018 the tender mercies of the wicked are oruel.\u201d But in order that we may show mercy, we should take as our sfandard the verse following the text, \u2018\u2018Judgé not and ye shall not be judged ; condemn not and ye shall not be condemned ; forgive and ye shall be forgiven.\u201d It is useless for us to strive to unfasten the gordian knot with which our sins entangle us; we have a weapon given us by God Himself, and with the sword of forgiveness we cleave asunder the knot, and are free to go on, and with the same weapon reach heaven itself.Remember our God's mercy is infinite; He gave even His own Son to die for us, poor sinful creatures, though we are, It is related of Queen Victoria that when nineteen years of age, soon after she ascended the throne, the Secretary of State brought many papers to her for her signature; amongst these was the death warrant of a soldier.Her Majesty asked if there were no palliating circumstances in the case, but the reply came, \u2018\u2018 None, your Majesty, the man has deserted from the army three times,\u201d Observing the anxiety of his Sovereign, however, the Secretary mentioned that he had heard it said, on pretty good authority, that after all the man was a good soldier when in the ranks, and was very obedient.\u2018Thank God for that I\u201d replied our neble.Qneen, and, taking the pen, wrote across the warrant, \u2018\u2018Pardoned.\u201d That was a sample of a monarch\u2019s mercy.The Sovereign of Heaven looked down, and, beholding the wickedness of man, asked why He should not punish men as their sing deserve, The hosts of heaven are silent, the sins of men were very grievous, but with His loving mercy He sends one, a well-beloved Son.\u201cIt was the third hour and they crucified Him At the sixth hour darkness covers the face of the earth and continues until the ninth hour,\u201d God looked over the cloud of darkness, and through the dense black veil appears the scroll, upon which is inscribed, in glowing letters, \u201c Forgiveness to all sinners,\u201d The reverend gentleman concluded with an appeal to'all to come to the merciful God for forgiveness, and help to be merciful, as He also is merciful, \u201cTHY COMING YACHT RACE, nity Respecting the © Madeleine,\u201d selected to | sail the \u201cCountess of Dufferin,\u201d the Turf Field and Farm says i In the Springof 1875 the \u2018 Madeleine\u201d was purchased by her present owner, Commodore John 8, Dickerson, of the Brooklyn Club, In the anhual regatta of the New York Yacht Club\u2019 for that year, sailed on June 16tH, the \u2018\u201c Madeleine\u201d met her first defeat since her final alteration in the Spring of 1873.Here she came in second, the \u2018\u2018Palmer\u201d beating her 18 minutes 3 seconds actual time, On the 19th of the same month, at the regatta of the Brooklyn Club, in a stiff north-west wind, the \u201cMadeleine\u201d madethe run from Bay Ridge to the lighthouse in 1:40, She lost the race, iowever, the ¢ Comet\u201d beating hér on corrected time, but in actual time she led the * Comet\u201d 3:31, On July 11th she Iéd the fleet from Sandy Hook to Cape May, beating the * Mohawk\u201d ¢ Idler,\u201d * Dreadnaught,\u201d \u2018* Resolute\u201d and ¢\u2018Rambler.\u201d The regatta at Cape Mayon July 14th was won by the \u2018\u2018 Madeleine,\u201d she beating the \u2018\u2018 Mohawk,\u201d a much larger vessel, in actual time, 51s, During the cruise of the Brooklyn Club this year, the \u2018\u2018 Madeleine, as usual, led the fleet in the runs from port to port.On Sept, 15, 1875, the \u2018\u2018 Madeleine\u201d sailed a match race with the ¢ Mohawk\u201d over the New York Club course and beat her 3m.174.in actual time, Her only appearance this year has been in the regatta of the New York Yacht Club, on June 8th, when she lost the head of her mainmast and was obliged to withdraw from the race.It will thus be seen that in the choice the committee havo made, they have made a most wise selection, There are some who would give the preference to the \u2018\u2018 Palmer\u201d and \u201cIdler\u201d over the ¢\u201cMadeleine,\u201d but certainly, with the exception of those two, she is, by her previous: record, the queen yacht of the club, | The army consists |} stationed at various parts of the Empire, | over an area of 1,500,000 miles.PRICE ONE CEN.SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR, Alluding to the Globe, tha Toronto Telegram says: \u201cThe Reform organ regrets that its patty failed to defeat the two Conservatives\u2019 in North and South Ontario, but flatters itself with the indisputable fact that it beat one Reformer with another in South Wellington.Let us not despise the day of small things.\u201d DON\u2019T FOOL WITH BULL-POUTS.The Waterloo Advertiser says:\u2014 A few days ago, Mr, L.Paradis, of this place, got the horns of a bull pout jammed into the index finger of his right hand, In a few hours his hand began to swell, and became so painful that the physician was obliged to keep him under the influence of morphine almost continually for several days, His hand was soon swollen to four times its ordinary size, and began to mortify.Dr.Ducharme lanced it \u2018and took out the virus, since when Mr.Paradis has commenced to recover, though he will probably lose his finger, if not the whole hand, Our advice to boys with pisca- forial tastes would be, let bull pouts one, FISH CULTURE, The Fisheries Department state that the greatest success has this season attended the distribution of young salmon bred at the several hatching houses of Restigouche, Tadousac, Gaspe and Miramichi, About 600,000 small fish were placed in the following waters, under the most favorable circumstances :\u2014 Restigouche River.150,000 Matapedia irae + 70,000 Upsalquitch < Leu 00use0er 50,000 Nouvelle EE a uneresTous000 50,000 Ste.Marguerite \u2018\u2018 L.Saguenay ¢¢ Tributaries of St.Johns ss Saguenay A.Mars ef 180,000 St.John and Yarmouth Rivers (Gaspe Tributaries).\u2026.20,000 Miramichi River) ce N.W.S.W.cé i 1 ce Little Seveslo « N.B.50,000 Bartibog | Burnt Ch\u2019ch | Tabusintac ¢ J In addition to this number, Mr, Samuel Wilmot, who has charge of the Government hatching houses at Newcastle and Sandwich, in Ontario, placed no less than ten millions of whitefish fry and vivified eggs in the waters of the Detroit River, which were liberated early this spring.SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.Every little while, says a correspondent, we read in the papers of some one who has stuck a nail in his foot, or hand, or some other portion of his person, and that lock-jaw has resulted therefrom, of which the patient died.If every person in the world was aware of a perfect remedy for all such wounds, and apply it, then all such reports must cease, But although we can give the remedy, we cannot enforce the application, Some will not employ it because they think it too simple ; others have no faith in it when they read ; while others often think such a wound of small account, and not worth fussing over, until it is too late to do any good.Yet, all such wounds can be healed without such fatal consequences as follow them.The remedy is simple, almost always on hand, and can be applied by any one, and, what is better, it is infallible, It is simply to smoke such wound, or any wound or bruise that is inflamed, with burning wool or woollen cloth, Twenty minutes in the smoke of wool will take the pain out of the worst wound, and, repeated once or twice, it will allay the worst case of inflammation arising from a wound we ever saw.People may sneer ab the old woman\u2019s remedy as much as they please, but when they are afflicted just let them try it.It has saved many lives and much pain, and is worthy of being printed in letters of gold and put in every home.AN EGGSHELLENT STORY.A London paper tells the following story: commercial traveller journeying hrough Normandy halts at a village inn and orders an omelette to be made with ix eggs for his breakfast, He is suddenly called away on business, and departs with- outeither eating the omelette or paying or it.Twenty years elapsed before, ourneying through Normandy again, he reappeared at this particular inn, The landlord is still alive, \u2018I owe you something for an omelette,\u201d begins the commis voyageur.\u201cMade with six eggs,\u2019 adds the landlord; \u2018you do, and with a vengeance I\u2019 © Well,\u201d pursues the commercial traveller, \u2018here are sixteen francs; that will be pretty good interest on the prime cost of the omelette,\u201d ¢Sixteen francs! repeats the aubergiste, disdainfully.\u201cI want 1,600,000francs, 12 sous, and 2 liards.\u2019 \u2018How so ?asked the debtor, aghast at the demand, \u201cJust in this wise,\u201d answers mine host, \u201cThose six eggs would have produced so many chickens; by selling those chickens I should have been enabled to buy two pigs; by selling so many pigs I should have been able to buy so many cows ; \u2018thence so many carts, horses, farms, houses, and go forth, And I intend to sue you for 1,600,000 francs before the tri- bungl at Caen.\u201d The case is duly tried, and for a while matters look dismally for the commercial traveller ; when the judge \u2014he is a Norman judge, and a very wary one\u2014intervenes, \u2018I wish,\u201d he says, \u2018to ask the plaintiff one question, Were these six eggs broken in order to make them into an omelette ?\u2018They were,\u201d says the plaintiff, ¢ Then,\u2019 adds the judge, ¢ there is an end of the case.The remunerative career of the eggs ceased when they were put into the frying-pan.\u201d Verdict for defendant,\u201d THE ARMY AND NAVY OF CHINA.The Chinese Navy, says a French journal, consists of 45 ships of war, divided into three squadrons, stationed respectively at Canton, Foochow and Shanghai, Inthe Canton squadron are two gunboats bought by the Celestial Empire from Great Britain.An English captain named Traver also commands one of the corvettes ak Foochow.Each of the divisions is under the command of a provincial governor, of 1,200,000 men, The division under General Tso-Tsung-Tsang, the Viceroy of Kansou and Chensi, which numbered not long since 130,000, has been reduced to 40,000 by the constant wars with the Mohammedans of the Northwest, the absence of sanitary and medical organization and their horrible methods of transport.The division under Si-Hung-Chang cons sists of 70,000, Most of these carry breech-loading rifles and European side arms, and are highly trained.These are the two test divisions.Most of the forts are defended by English, German and American cannon, \u2018 Nothing,\u201d says Captain Pryewalski, of the Russian Army, \u2018\u2018can equal the moral degration of Chinese troops.Officers and men become complete beasts by the quantity of opium they inhale, sometimes falling down utterly helpless and insensible in the presence of the enemy, When it rains it is necessary to threaten them with death in order to drive them from their tente, and often the General-in-chief is compelled to execute half a dozen of them before the rest are aroused from their apathy, Whenever the army is ordered to tents for a night, the officers and men scour the immediate neighborhood, and rob and plunder to such a degree, that the arrival of the military at any point is regarded by the inhabitants as diastrous as a plague, In fighting, the troops are formed in a semicircle, and attack simultaneusly from the front and flanks, always discharging their rifles without taking deliberate aim, and often dance and sing during a battle,\u201d THE LOCALITY OF THE WAR, + \u2014 The rirediäté outbreak ot war between Serviæ and \u2018Turkey brings places which have hitherto been little known into importance, Niksiè, Belgrade; Widden, ostar, and other little places along the Turko-Servian frontiers, pre destined to play an important part in the current re« cord of the world, and, to form an i is gent idea of the great Oriental ali now in progress, it is necessary to bec familiar with the location of these objoos tive points, Niksic has played a very important partjinthe Herzegovinian, insure rection.It is a Turkish fortreeg standing on à plain about four square miles in extent, situated in Southeastern Herzegovina, near the Montenegrin frontier.The level country in its envirous is inhabited chiefly by Musgulmans, the town contains ing only a few wretched buildings, The fort itself is surrounded by à wall 6 feet; thick and 24 feet high, built of stane.The armament consists of twenty od.fashioned guns, The barracks will accommodate 800 men, and the blockhousez 2,500 more.Last December the fortress was revictualed by Raouf Pasha, whe forced a passage with 12,000 men from Belek through the pass to the Niksic plain, and at present the Turks are making desperate efforts to supply it and hold it.Of its importance, the London Academy Says : , Strategically, Niksic is a place of great - importance, hence the eagerness displayed by the Turks to relieve it and raise the siege, if possible, at any cost, for it standg at the junction of two roads leading from Herzegovina to Montenegro, If it were to fall into the hands of the insurgents it would strengthen their position on the immediate borders of Montenegro, and once established here the Turks would have the greatest difficulty in driving them out.: The little town of Widdin is now prominently figuring in the despatches as the rendezvous of a fleet of Turkish gunboats preparing to bombard Belgrade.Widdin 18 a fortified town in Bulgaria, on the right bank of the Danube, 140 miles east-south- east of Belgrade, It isa powerful position, being surrounded on the land side by morasses and defended by a strong citas del, by walls, and a fortified island in the Danube.It has always played an important part in the Turkish contests, and is called by the Turks ¢ The Virgin Fort,\u201d from its never having been taken, It is in communication with the Black Sea at high water, and has a population of 30,000, Belgrade is one of the most ancient fortresses in Europe, is situated on the right bank of the Danube, and is the Capital of Servia.For eight centuries it has been the theatre of war.It was taken from the Greek Emperor by the Hungarian King Solomon in 1086.It was defended .by John Huniades against Mahomet II.from July to September, 1456, wag taken by Sultan Solyman in 1521, and retaken by the Imperialists in 1688, from whom it was again taken by the Turks in 1690.In 1716 Prince Eugene besieged it, and captured it after a sanguinary battle.In 1739 its fortification was demolished, and it was ceded tothe Turks, It wasretaken in 1789, and restored at the peace of Reichenbach in 1790, In 1806-13 the Servians had possession of it.In 1815 it was placed under Prince Milosch, subject to Turkey, In 1820 the fortifications were restored.In 1867 it was surrendered to the Servians by the Turks.The town has a population of about 80,000 men, It has a Turkish quarter, which slopes ta the Danube, and ispartially in ruins and a Servian quarter built up in modern style, It is the entrepot of commerce between Turkey and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.Mostar, where one section of the Turkish army, formerly at Gatzko, ls now concentrating, is the capital of Herzegovina, on the Narenta, 45 miles south-west of Bosna.Serai, It has a population of 10,000, and is a place of considerable trade in silk, grapes, wine, knives and weapons.It is surrounded by embattled walls, and cone tains ten mosques, a Greek church, and a .famous Roman bridge, With reference to the Danube, near Belgrade, which the Servians propose to plant with dynamite torpedoes, the London Standard\u2019s correspondent says :\u2014 Every one knows what a broad, deep -and rapid river the Danube is, but it concentrates all its force and fury below the cataracts, at a pass called the Iron Gates, Here, opposite the small village of Tiche« viztha, it narrows from a width of a mile to about 180 yards, and with a depth, as far as can be ascertained from the violence of the current, of from 800 to 1,000 fathems, The mountaing on either side of this are very lofty,~ nearly 5,000 feet high,\u2014but that on the Austrian side is 1,000 feet higher, and on the river side is nearly sheer for about 3,000 feet above the torrent.In fact, where it is not perpendicular it rather overhangs the water, When there is a very low Danube, the sharp, craggy points of subaqueous rocks begin to show themselves above the water, and between these the passage is most narrow, winding, aud shallow, and, in fact, can only be passed by steamers especially built for the purpose, oË light draught oË water, four paddle-wheels, and immense power.At the break-up of last winter the floating ice jammed among\u2019 these crags, the waters backed up, laying all the Banatt and vast tracts of Hungary under water.Such a deluge was never known, and whether it was the hideous ruin which this caused first put it into the head : of the insurgents I do not know\u2014all I do know is, that the blowing up of the precipice of Mount Scrieber (the Austrian side) would bring down many millions of tons of rock across the Iron Gates, and long before the obstruction could be removed a vast part of Eastern Europe would be turned into an inland lake, PROTESTANT HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND REFUGE, Statement for the week ending8th July 1876, together with the corresponding number for the same date last year :\u2014 \u201976.75.No.of inmates\u2014Males.\u2026\u2026.61 59 \u20186 Females.36 28 Total.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026usss 91 87 Number of nights\u2019 lodgings given in Night Refuge :\u2014 se Males.\u2026s0ssosoosimnenuves 99 137 Females.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.0.0s 3G 39 BOYS.\u202600000sossasocusc00s G 14 Girls.1 0 Total.sms.142 190 Number of quarts of soup and extra meals distributed :\u2014 Night Refuge poor.\u2026 383 508 Out-door poor,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.96 114 Totad.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u20260esue 479 622 INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.LEMVILLE, Columbia Co., N.Y., Eux July 9, 1873.} R.V.Prerot, M.D., Buffalo, N.Y.: | DEAR SIR,\u2014 Your favor is just received.I intended to have written to you several weeks since concerning the improvement in my health, which is now very apparent.I have used one Lottle of Favorite Prescription with the best results, although I will admit I was somewhat discouraged after its use (for a short time only.) I took it under very disadvantageous circum- stances\u2014having the supervision of the house and d ringthe season of * house cleaning\u201d È was obliged, through the incompetency of help, to do mere than I ought, and, of course, suffered dreadfully ; lifted when I ought not to have raised my hand, and did all I could to bring * crder out of chaos,\u201d\u2014but, upon laying aside all cares and continuing the remedy, I find after using less than one bottle to be so much.benefited that I have discontinued the yi with no return or the symptoms of wrote you, Ihave suffered terribly and what added to my distress was theevhsciousness of not procuring relief from ordinary sources.At times it seemed about impossible to stand so great was the distress.All of those severe neuralsic pains have disappeared.They were so bad at times I could hardly walk without some external pressure.They seem to have lett me like magic, suddenly, and have had no return ; all other symptoms have been removed.The severe weakness and faintness have disappeared, and I can go up stairs with comparative ease now.I would have informed you ere this of my improvement, for I appreciated it, but I was fearful it was only transient benefit 1 was receiving, but I think safficient time haselapsed to consider the beneficial re= sults permanent, Accept of my best wishes for your future success and your kindness-in ad« advising me.ay Very truly, a y MRS.M.NETTIE SNYDER.SPECIAL NOTICES, You can buy a perfect Fitting Shirt with a three-ply linen front, for one dollar and fifty cents, at Desmarteau & Bond's, 415 Notre Dame street.Quite NEw,\u2014Door gongs, carpet sweepers, letter delivery boxes, furniture bea erg, fly-traps, fluting machines, at L., J.SAVE TEE, House F'arnigbite, Hardware, 524 Craig street, The Evening Star, GRAHAM & Co., Propriatots.624 and 626 Craig Street.OIRCULATION EVENING STAR for the weok ending Si ensday, June 30, showing Orx Ormor,LATION, COUNTRE CIRCULATION, and REET PAPERS :\u2014 Ot, \u2018Conte Speemn Par.Circular papers TCTALR tion.ton: |cniry.Monday.26/ 9730 1707 11,437 Tuosday:.2 9,815 +710 1,525 Wesday.28] 10/062 1765 817 SRE be 2% Saturday.© \u2019 1 48,716 8,700 57,424 Average dally City Clrenlatlon.o 9,743 Average dails Country Cieutationss Til Tota\u201d dady average cirenlation.11,484 *Domi sion Day.Vol VIE.LU s 5 T5 No, 16L = MONDAY, JULY 10, 1876.To Parties Leaving THE Crry.\u2014The Evening STAR will be sent to Montrealers at the watering places and other summer resorts for 25 cents a month, free of postage, THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.\u2014 It is to be presumed that the status of these gentlemen will be considered at the Council meeting to-day.The impression is that as they draw pay from the City Treasury they cannot legally occupy seats as Aldermen, TrE $8,000 PIz-STAND.\u2014 The taxpayers expect that the proposal to spend $8,000 on a pie-stand for the Mountain Park will receive its quictus to-day.$8,000 will go along way in disinfecting the disease- breeding spots that abound in the suburbs, \u2018It might even givea drain to those miserable people on Pichette street, As for the pie-stand, there are plenty of men in Montreal who will jump at the chance to acquire the right to sell refreshments in the Mountain Park, and be quite willing to pay a good bonus and a tidy rent besides, MonrmAcwy.\u2014The writ for a new election for Montmagny wasto have been issued last week, but the unseated and disqualified member, Mr.Landry, notified the Speaker - that he intended appealing to the Privy - Council against the judment of the Court, and demanded that no new election be had until such time as a deliverance shall be received from England, Speaker Fortin, acting upon the remonstrance of Mr.Landry, withheld the warrant, and the county will remain without representation until the Privy Council shall have spoken, This is the first appeal that has been taken against the operation of the controverted election law, and, as it involves very important constitutional points, its progress will be regarded with no little interest.TaE TREATMENT OF THE INSANE, \u2014We expect that the case of Catherine McCallum will mark a new departure in the treatment of insane persons in this district, The cruelty of the old plan and the practicability of the new system has been so plainly demonstrated that it is only reasonable to suppose that the Government will at once give directions that all properly certified insane persons shall be promptly conveyed to their destined asylum.Circumstances may occur when it may not be convenient to transmit the poor unfortunate straight from the Court-room to the asylum, but such instances will be rare.Ordinarily there will be no excuse for any delay to speak of.We shall look anxiously for an official circular ou the subject.Civic TAXATION.\u2014AS an instance of how the burden of taxation is being heaped up, the following submitted by a correspondent is edifying, In 1874 the assessed taxes of his premises amounted to $195.This year they amount to $420, or more than two thirds of his rent.And still the work of adding to the amount of civic indebtedness goes on, It has been suggested that the Citizens\u2019 Vigilance Committee should be revived, Certainly some such organization is necessary to back up the efforts of the few Aldermen who desire to do right.A mass meeting should be called to consider this question.Means should be devised also to take the sense of the community upon the Commissioner question, ¥tseems to us that the present system is utterly \u201cplayed out.\u201d The taxpayers may rest assured that the movement towards reform will not be initiated within the Council.The majority of the members are well content with things as they are.The movement must begin among the people, Who will take the lead ?Tae Toroxrto CoNVENTION,\u2014There was held in Toronto last week a Convention of the Reform Party.Under the pressure of the times and the urgency of the questions which an apparently declining influence have forced upon the attention of an organization that has exhibited some signs of internal decay, the gentlemen who control the Liberal columns have been constrained to call what may be construed into a council of defence.They have observed, although-they do not openly admit it, the progress of a process of disintegration, They have seen, if we are to credit the organ of Mr.Mills, M.P., demoralization in the ranks, and the evil effects of diverse opinions and conflicting counsels clashing with the general good of the party.Divided leadership has had sôme- thing to do with a half-hearted faith in principles once put forward with confidence as infallible rules of government.dictatorship of a man beyond whose range the country has rapidly grown, hag hurt the organization; it has dissatisfied the ardent spirits who camnot and will not be controlled by the prejudices of a by-gone age ; it has arrayed the newer intellect of what really is Liberalism against an gt.tempted subjection that would concentrate the entire strength of the Reform system in a Toronto newspaper office; it has alienated the class who can think for them.selver, and who will not bow down before a graven image called George Brown, Strangeto say, the first man to observe this revolutionary movement was Mr.Brown \u201d himself.The turn of the tide rippled against his feet, and he felt it so strongly that he was impelled to take action of a mac character to stem a current that one daypmaight sweep Him into the sea of pclitical oblivion.It is not a little remarkable that the man who has been the cause of all the trouble in the Liberal camp should be able to call to his assistance the very foremost among those who are feeling the effects of his policy.We have to cite a single case, the Premier.It ha: been argued that Mr.Brown rules the country, and that Mr.Mackenzie is simply his agent.Judgingfrom the obedient appearance of the latter at the Toronto Convention, it is but natural fo suppose that ail \u201cSaefice can be exercised from the Globe office sufficiently powerful to draw the Premier and his available colleagues to any assemblage that Mr, Brown may originate, Taking very little interest in mere party arrangements, we can afford to look upon the Toronto gathering with & very impartial eye.It may be necessary for representative party The - men to meet for the consideration of important questions ugon which a distinct stand is to be taken, but the assembly of last week was for no such purpose.It was convened in order to bring about a better organiration for political ends.It was from the first a confession of weak ness, not alone in Ontario, but throughout the entire country.It was the surest possible indication that the leaders of the Liberal party believe that they had lost the confidence of the people, and that in the future bold strokes must be made to retain the support which is as yet commanded.The loss of county after county cannot but be severely felt, for each ad- verge verdict is a condemnation, Of this, the affair of last week was, to say the very least, a humiliating acknowledgment.More humiliating still must have been the announcement the Premier had to make to his colleagues and friends of the result of the election in the two Ontarios, where his personal influence was flouted, the promises of himself and those who spoke for his Government spurned, and the candidates upon whose success he staked so much rejected by people who had at the last appeal given such majorities to *Reform,\u201d \u2018 Conservatives are taking much comfor> out of the results of these elections, and making some commotion over a presumed \u2018\u2018reaction.\u201d We do not know that they have much to boast of.The distinct merits of the party in principle and personnel have had little to do with the issue.Conservatism of itself commands, perhaps, as little general confidence as the type of Liberalism which passes carrent to-day.In our opinion, the main cause has been the nonfulfilment of the gorgeous promises so lavishly made by the Liberal party oh taking office.Profession has not been followed .up by practice.Words have not been backed up by deeds, Purity has not béen any \u2018'méré à characteristic of Reform than of \u2018\u201c\u2018\u2019Toryism.\u201d Economy has not been the rule in administration, on the other hand extravagance has obtained, Instead of a reduction of the civil service an army of political adherents has been provided for at the public expense.Instead of a decrease of outlay there has been an immense increase, and the prospect of another deficit is alarming Instead of income increasing it has decreased.Trade and commerce are almost dead, Manufacturing interests are moribund for the want of the protection which the country demands.Paying branches of trade have been diverted to the United States.Those are a few of the causes that have led to a material change in public opinion, and necessitated the calling of the convention.The picture is a sorrowful one\u2014for Liberslism\u2014but it should teach politicans the lesson that honesty, political as well as personal, is the best policy.We say it plainly\u2014the Liberal Party in opposition, bristled with \u201c¢ principles,\u201d and the people accorded it belief at a time when the corruptness of another party was made apparently evident ; but the Liberal Party in power, has failed to put those principles into practice, and consequently is losing the control of the confidence of the public.TRE SIMPSON SUITS AND THE \u2018\u2018 GLOBE,\u201d When Senator Simpon made application in the Court of Queens Bench for a criminal information for libel against the publisher of the West Durham News, Chief Justice Harrison pronounced judgment, deciding that the required writ should be fyled against Mr, Wilkinson on three counts of libel.Mr.Tustioo Wilson followed in extended remarks upon the suit, in the course of which he said, referring to the \u2018\u2018 Big Push\u201d letter : \u2018\u201cIt is, of course, a plain demand fo money, to oppose, it is said, the expendi ture by the Government candidates at th Toronto elections, and it is an admission that the writer, and those co-operating with him, had expended their strength which, 1 suppose, means their money, in other constituencies for the like purpose It is a letter written for corrupt purposes to interfere with the freedom of elections It is an invitation to the recipient as one with some others and the writer, to concu in the offence of bribery and corruption a the polls.\u201d To this Mr, George Brown takes exception in four oolumns of the Globe.The pith of his article is summed up in [the following extract: \u2018But of this Mr.Justice Wilson may rest assured : that slanders and insults shall not go unanswered, and if the dignity of of the Bench is ruffled in the tussel, on his folly shall rest the blame.We cast back on Mr, Wilson his insolent and slanderous interpretation.The letter was not written for corrupt purposes\u2014it was not written to interfere with the freedom of elections \u2014it wag not an invitation to anybody to concur in committing bribery and corruption at the polls\u2014and be he Judge or not who says so, the statement is false.\u201d In order that the tenor of Mr, Brown\u2019s letter to Senator Simpson may be understood and remembered, we reproduce it : \u201c* TorOoNTO, 15th August, 1872, \u201cMy Drar S1r.\u2014The fight goes bravely op, but itis hard to work up against the enormous sums the Government candidates have in their hands.We here have expended our strength in aiding the out counties and helping our city candidates, but a big push has to be made on Saturday and Monday for the East and West divisions, if we are not to succumb to the cash of the Government.We could carry all three divisions easily but - for the cash against ug, and if we carry the first on Saturday the other two will go with us in spite of all the cash they can muster.We therefore make our grand stand on Saturday.There are but half a dozen people than can come down handsomely, and we have all done what we possibly can do, and we have to ask a very few outsiders to aid us, Will you be one?I have been urged to write to you, and comply accordingly.\u201c Faithfully yours, .\u2018GEO, BrOWN,\u201d \u201c\u2018 Hon.John Simpson, \u201c&e., &e.\u201d The construction Mr, Justice Wilson has put on the epistle is that which its plain and persuasive English has forced upon the understanding of every intelligent reader, If the letter is in cypher, and the remarkably lucid language means.some- thikg entirely different, Mr.Brown should state so, and have an end of the controversy.As matters stand now there is no such thing as accepting the Globes view og the business, nor does there appear to any reason for the Bench to tremble at the threats of the editor who finds himself in a troublesome position through injudicious correspondence.CITY NEWS.\u2014 Battersby\u2019s handy little travellers guide for July is to hand.It should be found in every house.\u2014 J.P.Cleghorn and H.Mulhollaad, Esqs., are the Visiting Governors to the Hospital for the current week, \u2014 James McDougall and James F.D.Black, Esqs., are the Visiting Governors at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge this week.\u2014 An exhibition of the St.Henri Fire Brigade fire extinguishing apparatus took place at three o'clock on Saturday afternoon on the Champ de Mars.\u2014 Mr.Thomas S.Norris, who was reported to be missing since the 1st instanty has turned up in Rhode IxJand, where hf has accepted a situation a8 Pook-tagear.\u2014 The usual.weekly concer or the Sailors\u2019 Institute was held on Friday evening, which was largely attended and pass- \u2014 John Silley, carter, convicted before the Recorder on Saturday of depositing a quantity of manure and rotten fish on a vacant lot near Mill street, was fined $6.74, including costs, or 1 month.JP \u2014A sailor of the Allan ss.*\u2018 Circassian,\u201d named Evan Evans, was committed to the jail for safe-keeping by the Recorder, on Saturday, on receipt of medical certificates of insanity from the house surgeons of the General Hospital.\u2014 This morning, about seven o'clock, the horse drawing water cart No.11 stumbled and fell at the corner of St.Lawrence and Craig streets.The harness collapsed, and the barrel toppled over, voiding its contents into the roadway.funeral procession, passing at the time, had to wade through the sudden stream that rushed down the street.Drownen\u2014The body of the unfortunate Joseph Gauthier, who was drowned by falling through the ice last February, has been found at Boucherville and buried.The body of a woman, name unknown, was picked up ab Varennes last Saturday afternoon.Owing to the length of time the body had remained in the water, it is impossible to identify the remains.\u2014 On Saturday night, the house of Mr.Bastein, Brodie street, St.Henri, was entered by burglars, who forced open the front door of the dwelling and abstracted a number of articles of clothing and some pairs of shoes, Information was given to the St.Henri police, and yesterday a young brother of the victimized party, named Hermidas Bastien, was arrested by Constables Enright and Maraie, on suspicion of being implicated in the robbery.Joseph Bougie, 20, and Philias Trudel, 18, laborers, were arrested last evening for drunkenness.MUNICIPAL APPROPRIATIONS.\u2014If the Council this afternoon votes the appropriation of $70,524 asked for the new City Hall, it will be exceeding its legal powers, as there is only a little over $50,000 of the loan for this special work remaining.It would he well for the Couneil to be made acquainted with what has been done so far, and the intentions of the Committee for the future, before any more money is voted, It is expected that the Council will decline to grant the $8,000 for a refectory on the Mountain Park.Such an appropriation these times, when retrenchment is absolutely necessary, would be an outrage.The $9,959 for Forsyth\u2019s plant is another piece of jobbery which should be discountenanced.BRIEFLETS.\u2014Senor M.M, Peralta, Minister of Costa Rica at Washington, is a guest at the Ottawa Hotel.A man named Robt.Jeffrey, aged 39, residing at 349 Dor- chester street, died suddenly on Friday, of heart disease.The City Council meet this afternoon.His Honor Mr.Justice Sanborn refused an application for a writ of habeas corpus on behalfof James Livock, at present incarcerated for rape.This is about the fourth application.A special Sabbath service, under the auspices of St.Andrew\u2019s Church of Scotland, was inaugurated at St.Lambert yesterday by the Rev.Gavin Lang.The gentlemen of the Academy of Music will play the Montreal Base Ball Club to-morrow afternoon, on the Lacrosse Grounds.THE EUROPEAN LACROSSE PLAYERS.The SS.\u2018Moravian \u201d made a splendid run, her mails being delivered at the Post- office this morning.The \u2018 Moravian,\u201d it will be remembered, brings the Lacrosse players, who will probably arrive in town | this evening.Definite particulars respect- | ing their movements will appear later.The formal reception will take place at \u2018 Rink on Thursday.A most inferesting ; time is expected.Members of the La- i crosse or Snow-Shoe Club who have not | yet added their names to the list at Bec- | kett\u2019s office should do so at once.) The tickets of invitation, which are very \u2018 elegant, have been most generously fur- | nished by Mr.James Sutherland.! THE ST.HENRI FIRE BRIGADE.Last Saturday afternoon a large number of people assembled on the Champ de Mars to witness the turn out of the St.Henri firemen, Punctually at 3 o\u2019clock, amidst the \u2018\u2018 tintinabulation of the bells, \u201d the procession arrived on the scene, and, aîter driving round the square, took up a position in the centre.Much admiration was expressed by those present at the display.A number of the Montreal firemen, with their Chief and Assistant Chiefs, were also on the ground, and, after being introduced to the members of the St.Henri Council, were shown the apparatus by Chief Benoit.The department posses a very fine American steam fire pump, two sets of reels, a hook-and-ladder waggon, which also carries six Babcock extinguishers with a number of charges for the same, axes, hooks, &c., and a patrol or salvage waggon, which carries two Babcocks.They also own about 3,000 feet of carbolized rubber and a quantity of canvas hose.The engine commanded universal admiration, it being for the most part plated, which portions shone like burnished silver.It is drawn by two very powerful horses, and is surmounted by a lamp embellished with the portraits of the different members of the fire committee who concluded the purchase of it.Next in order came the new-fashioned hose-reel, built under the personal superintendence of the Chief of the brigade, and an account of which has already appeared in these columns.It contained 1,500 feet of rubber hose, The other reel is an ordinary double reel resembling those in use by the Montreal firemen, The hook-and-ladder waggon also carries a roller, which holds about 300 feet of canvas hose.The other waggon is used by the police department for patrol, and also carries two Babcocks, so that, if while on patrol a fire is discovered, it may be extinguished without bringing oub the brigade, Altogether the turn out was very creditable to St.Henri.Chief Patton made a brief address, praising the efficiency of the brigade, as did Mr, Desjardins, M.P.P.Councillor Deseve said, in answer to a communication in the STAR from a tax-payer, that it was thought best to have the exhibition in Montreal, in order that the \u2018\u2018 fire insurance agents and managers might see that St.Henri was not behind Montreal with regard to fire extinguishing apparatus, and might lower their rates accordingly.\u201d then returned to St.Henri and paraded the principal streets of the town, | THE TAYLOR SCANDAL.\u2018We regret exceedingly that we have been led unwittingly into doing an injustice to Detective Lafon, in connectlon with the arrest of young Taylor and a girl named Minnie Scott on Wednesday evening last.It will be remembered that in the first report of the affair, which appeared in the.Star on Friday, we stated that the arrests were made by Detective Riche and another The brigade | THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.in the late affair, We now make to him the amende honorable in the fullest and most explicit terms, and express our deep regret that relying on an untrathfal journal, we should have been led into doing him so great an injustice.With regard to the affair itself, we have nothing to modify or take back, only in so far as it affects Mr, Lafon, and it is probable that we will have some further informa.\u2019 tion in conpection with it to lay before our readers in a later edition.SAD DROWNING CASE.HEROIC ACTION OF A FRIEND.On Saturday evening last, about midnight, as Andrew Callin, Captain of the American tug-boat \u2018\u2018 Philip Decker,\u201d was returning on board, he fell into the canal and was drowned.At the Coroner\u2019s inquest, the following statement was made by the engineer, Gottlieb Stroh, who accompanied the captain :\u2014 \u2018\u2018 We were returning on Saturday night to the tug-boat, and had some difficulty to make our way ; the night was dark ; it was raining, with thunder and occasional flashes of lightning.We reached the canal, and when last I saw Callin on land he was sitting on a pile of lumber.\u2018When endeavoring to discover our whereabouts, I heard a noise, and when I looked towards the spot whence it proceeded, could see nothing of my friend.A moment afterwards a flash of lightning revealed Callin struggling in the water.I at once procured a plank and threw it towards him, but he did not seem to grasp it.Seeing this, I plunged in myself, and endeavored to assist him, but could not find him.I then felt myself sinking, and called aloud for help, when a watchman named Murray came to my assistance and helped me out.Poor Callin we never saw alive again,\u201d The body was recovered about an hour after the sad occurrence.The deceased was a native of Buflalo, U.S., where he leaves a wife to mourn his untimely loss, The heroic conduct of the engineer, Stroh, in his endeavors to rescue his comrade, is most praiseworthy and is well deserving ciety.The body will be removed to Buffalo this morning.The verdict returned was that of ¢* Accidentally drowned.\u201d NOON TELEGRAMS.[Special to the STAR.] Orrawa, July 8.The Canada Gazette to-day contains the appointment of J.A.Perree, of St, Aune de Monts, to be landing waiter and gearcher in Her Majesty's customs, Authorized discount on American invoices, 11 per cent, Statement of the revenue and expenditure on account of the Consolidated Fund of the Dominion of Canada, for the month ended 31st May, 1876: Revenue\u2014Cus- toms, $952,677.57 ; Excise, $261,865.68; Post Office, $86,332.97 ; Public Works, including Railways, $162,969.23; Bill Stamps, $24,566,37 ; Miscellaneous, $48,- 576.70 ; total, $1,536,988.52; Revenue to 30th April, 1876, $18,377,458.23 ; total Consolidated Fund, $19,914,446.75; Expenditure, $1,504,493.13 ; Expenditure to 30th April, 1876, $18,156,484.96; total Consolidated Fund, $19,660,978.09, officer, whofe name we could not learn, On Saturday morning the Herald, which is fooked upon as the organ of the police, came out with an article defending, as usual what had been done, supplying our omission, and stating that it was Lafon who accompanied Riche on his mission, On such authority, which, of course, we looked upon as comingdirect from Lafon to the reporter of our morning contemporary, we joined Mr.Lafon\u2019s name with that of Riche, and, he came in for his share of the animadversions which we bestowed upon the perpetrators of the outrage.e called upon the Chief of Police this morning, and he assured us that Lafon was not mixed up in the affair in any way.\"he real party who was connected shrinks from revealing his personality, as well he may, and has added to his misdeeds by allowing an innocent man to suffer from the unjust aspersions that have been cast upon him, This is cowardly in the extreme, Itis to us a matter of unfeigned regret that we have «been misled into doing Mr, Lafon the injustice of mixing wp his name with so infamous a piece of tyranny ag that which has been practised in this \u201case.We can well.understand how Mr.T.afon\u2019s feelings have been lacerated in having his name joined with those who have been guilty of so great an outrage, and of setting the law at defiance.We have known Mr.Lafon for a long time, and when we have had any business to transact, his services have been invariably and unhesitatingly invoked, We were the more surprised therefore, when it was ed off with the usual success attending thege entertainments, SE with Riche in the nefarious business that he was one of those who stabed had covered themselves with disgrace The value of goods entered into the Dominion for consumption during the month of May is $8,797,886 ; duty, $991,- 514, The exports for a similar period reached $5,270,927.A man pamed Shee, of Hull, while in a passion, killed his horse with a club today.During the year ending 30th June, 34} million feet of white pine lumber have been exported to the United States.The total value of exports from this port for the year is $394,917.72.New Yorx, July 10.A London despatch says : The defeat \u201c of Gen, Zach at Sienetza, in.Pachalik of Novi Barzar, has heen verified from various sources.Zach\u2019s forces were almost annihilated and the wounded are arriving almost hourly in Belgrade.Four thousand men left Belgrade for the scene of action on Saturday, and all the heavy guns at the disposal of the Government have been transported to the fortrcas.Sevarel batteries of torpedoes are to be placed in the Danube, as.the Turkish fleet has already passed the iron gates.The correspondent of the London Standard writes that at Belina the Turkish women fired from their windows on the Servian troops.PHILADELPHIA, June 10.An excursion party.of 100 gentlemen officially connected with the Centennial Exhibition, the majority of them Judges and Commissioners from foreign countries, leave to-day on an excursion to Pittsburg, the oil regions, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, \u2018Watkins\u2019 Glen, and thence back to Philadelphia.NEw York, June 10, Arrived : 8S.\u201cCity of Chester\u201d and \u2018¢Idaho,\u201d from Liverpool.\"ENGLAND.Mr.Frank Buckland, writing ragpecting the capture of a West African pythion on board a vessel in the London Docks, says : \u201c¢ I wish this latest arrival had been a little smaller, as he might have afforded a meal to the ophiophagus, or snake-eating snake at the Zoological.This fellow has now eaten 110 common English snakes in fourteen monthf,\u201d Several popular Wesleyan ministers are at the present time indisposed, in consequence, it is believed, of the heavy demands that have recently been made upoa thei.services, The Rev.Morley Panshon is now to be added to the list, which already included the names of the Revs.Mark Guy Pearce, Charles Garrett, Ger- vase Smith (President of Conference), and W.Bowden.The underground fire at South Shields broke out again on Friday evening, the 15th ult.The flooring of one dwelling.house, which had been previously deserted, was found to be in flames, and the fire threatened the destruction of the whole building.Measures were.tak®en to subdue the fire and preventits extension.Most of the dwelling-houses in Nile street are deserted, and among them two public- houses, which are in a complete state of dilapidation through the underground fire, which has now been burning for about four years.The fourth annual sale of the yearlings bred by the Cobham Company took place recently, and the attraction brought down a very large number of people, and the attendance of buyers betokened good prices, nearly all the principal bidders at yearling sales being present.The 41 lots disposed of realised the handsome total of 14,810 guineas, of which amount a colt by Blair Athol\u2014Vergiss-mein-Nicht contributed 2,300, a filly by Scottish Chief\u2014 Masquerade 1,050, and a colt by Blair Athol\u2014Madame Eglantine 1,150 guineas.The average was a fraction over 363 guineas.After the Cobham youngsters had been disposed of six of Mr.Coombe\u2019s yearlings realised 6,800 guineas, or an average of 1,133 guineas, This was mainly attributable to the colt by Macaroni\u2014The Duchess, who looked a perfeet picture when brought into the ring, and was all quality, the only fault that could be found by the critics being that his feet are rather small.T.Brown put him in at : 1,000 guineas, which Mr.Johnstone au- .2,000 guineas.swered with 1,500 gnineas, and Peck with The bidding was then confined to the latter pair, and the colt went in \u2018\u201c hundreds\u201d to 2,700, and then {3,000 from Peck.In hundreds again he 1 was taken up to 3,800, when Mr.John- stone made a last effort with 4,000, but Peck, without hesitation, bid another hundred, and he became his property.Such an enormous price has never before been given for a youngster, the nearest approach being 2,500 guineas, which the Duke of Hamilton gave for Angus, BOARDING-HOUSE POETRY, The following affecting lines were wrung from the tempest-tossed heart of a Burlington boarder.There are one or two egg-shellent ideas covered up in the poetic verbiage.Dedicated to boarding-house keepers by the author :\u2014 \u201c There is a boarding-house, ot far away, Where they have ham and eggs Three times a day.¢* Oh, how the boarders yell -__ When they hear the dinner-bell ;\u2014 Oh, how the eggs do smell} - + Three times a day.\u201d - » _ .a Le Burlington Howkejy A of the consideration of the Humane So- J A SYSTEMATIC MURDERER.The mode of a murderer recently convicted in India was to enter a village and hire a cart, for the ostensible purpose of going to visit his relatives or fo transact some busine:s.He always took care to - select a good cart and good bullocks, the, ' property of a man who was likely to carry | money about him.After going thirty or : forty miles on their way, he gave arsenic to his unsuspecting companion, the driver, This he had no difficulty in doing if the driver was a Mohammedan, for in that case they would take their meals together, Ii his companion was a Hindoo, the murderer would offer him poisoned sweet: meats.\u2018 tim, and either throw the body info the jungle or burn it.The waggon and bullocks he would sell in the nearest village, and in a few days more go on the same round of assassination and robbery, He has confessed thirteen such murders.EXHIBITION OF MOWERS.The Centennial mowing machine trial took place to-day at Eddington, Bucks Co., Pa., in a 40-acre field of slim timothy.Of course the \u2018machines were able to do perfect work in such grass, but after making one round the machines were preceded by a roller.The result of this test was that but one or two were able to leave the grass fairly cut, and two or three left it in a shameful condition, averaged about alike, Mr.Jno.Coleman, the chairman of the International Jury on Agricultural Implements, and the following members were present: E, Ollendorf, Argentine Republic; E.Keda Kenza, Japan ; James Bruce, Oregon ; Fermin Rosillo, Spain, and P.D.G.Paes Lema, Brazil.Mr, Coleman insisted that each machine should \u2018make its lowest possible cut, which is a fair test of the ability of a mower to catch up lodged or down grass; but in this country the farmers generally do not desire to cut their meadows as low as they do in England with its frequent showers, or Holland with its facility to flood the meadows.Mr, Coleman gave universal satisfaction, his competency, fairness and honesty being evident to all.The Peerless, made by C.Russell & Co., Canton, O., succeeded better, perhaps, than any other in the down grass; and the next best work, according to the general verdict of the farmers, was done by Goodwins reciprocating screw machine, This latter and Wilber\u2019s direct draft were novelties to most3present.The reciprocating screw translates the revolving motion of the wheels into the reciprocating motion of the knife, without cogs or gear wheels, the horses being hitched to walk, one in the cut swath and the other in the grass to be cut.The trampling of the grass, they claim, is no disadvantage, as the team cuts back against the previous course of the horse.The direct draft machine also leaves the grass standing up nicely, to catch the air and sun for drying.Trial was made by the following mowers :\u2014 Otis Brothers, Haymaker.Goodwins, Reciprocating Screw.\u2018Wilber\u2019s Eureka, Direct Draft, Warder, Mitchell & Co., Champion.\u2018Whitely, Fassler & Kelly, Champion.Champion Machine Co., Champion.Gregg & Co., Meadow King.Screw Mower & Reaper Co., Keystone.Screw Mower & Reaper Co., Keystone, combined machine.C.Russell & Co., Peerless, Hillborn, Buckman & Co., Hallenbeck.Johnston Harvester Co., Combined Machine, : Johnston Harvester Co., Wrought Iron Machine, .Bradley \"Manufacturing Co., Bradley, changeable speed, Adriance, Platt & Co., Buckeye.Adriance, Platt & Co., Model Buckeye.Adam Pritz & Son, Centennial Dorsey.D.M.Osborne & Co., Kirby.D.M.Osborne & Co., Wheeler, C.Aultman & Co., Buckeye, Aultman, Miller & Co., Buckeye.Walter À.Wood, Wood, Rochester Manufacturing Co,, Hubbard.The Kirby No.3, with a reel for grass cutting, was a novelty ; Bradley\u2019s changeable motion was also noticeable by its The rest After death he would rob his vic.|.New Advertisements to-day, New Advertisements to-day, WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT.Sealed Tenders, addressed to ihe undersigned © will be received at the City Clerk\u2019s Office, City Hall» until noon on TUESDAY, the 11th instant, for the following works :\u2014 1st, For the Renewal of the Flooring and Railing of the Bridge over the Tail Race, on the Lower Lachine Road.2nd, For about 290 lineal feet of Strong Wire Railings, to be put up at the McTavish Street Reservoir.The Bridge Work to be done according to plans and specifications fo be seen at the Superintendent's Office, City Hall; and the Wire Fence according to sample or specifications furnished by the tendering parties, and not to exced one dollar and fifty cents per lineal foot, painted and set up.The Water Committee donot bind themselves to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.(By order.) LOUIS LESAGE, Supt.of W.W.Montreal, } City Hall, 6th July, 1876.160-2 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have completed their Assessment Rolls of the St.Ann and St.James \u2018Wards of this City; that copies thereof have been left with one of their number, at their Office in the City Hall, where the same may be seen and examined by any persons interested until WEDNES\" DAY, the Twenty-sixth day of July, instant, and that the said Assessors will meetiat their Office aforesaid, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of July, instant, to review their assessment of the real estate set down in the said Assessment Rolls; and that they will then and there hear and examine all complaints in relation to such assessment of real estate that may be brought before them.JEAN BTE, ALLARD, P.H, MORIN, J.T.DILLON, \u2018WALTER DRAKE, RICHARD THOMAS, J.W.GROSE, Asgessors.ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, ! City Hall Montreal, 7th July, 1876.160-2 OT ICE.PEOPLÉS LINE.The Steamers of this line will commence their regular trips between .MONTREAL AND QUEBEC, on or about 20th inatant.Full particulars in future advertisements.160-2 R1G HT\u2019S DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY, GRAVEL, OALCULUS, lout, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Disease of the Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate Gland, Premature tration, Organic Debility and nic Affections (incurable by general practitioners).Pp blets, explain gz thelr successful treatment by Nature\u2019s Specific Asahel, Made of God,\u201d Bethesds Mineral Spring Water, and Dr.A.HAWLRY, Heath, the anthor and proprietor, free to any ad- 'y A fresh supply of this celebrated Water just received from the Spring.DEPOT AND RECEPTION ROOMS: 200 BROADWAY, NEW YORE, ONLY AGENT IX PROVINCE OF 3A HARTE, Daves, 400 Notre Dame street, Montreal, 14-x QECOND-HAND PIANOS.\u2014 The subscriber offers a arge assortment of ex- dellent SECOND-HAND PIANOS, 6, 63 and 7 0c- taves, in square and upright cases, at from $75 to #200 each.As all of this class of Planos received by him, \u2018which he cannot recommend, are disposed of BY AUCTION, parties purchasing at his establishment run risk In selecting an instrument from his stogk.LL Pianos Removed, by careful and civil men.Orders for 1st May should be left as early as pose Bible, JOSEPH GOULD, 95+eodm 211 ST.JAME STREET, noiselessness and perfect balance, The day was very hot aud made the work of the jury à severe test on their physical endurance, There was an abundance of tent accommodation provided by the commissioners and by the machine makers, To-morrow the dynamometer tests will be applied, and on Thursday Dom Pedro is invited to be present.Horace J.SMITH, George\u2019s Hill, June 27, 1876.SPECIAL NOTICES.SAVE your furniture from moths by buying the new \u2018\u2018 Furniture Beater,\u201d only 25 cents, and Vicat\u2019s Insect Powder ; also, Fly Traps, at L.J, A.Surveyer, 524 Craig street.HAVE you bought your Shirt yet?if not, we should certainly recommend you to call at Desmarteau & Bond\u2019s, corner of Notre Dame and St.Peter, A LARGE SHoE BoiL on a valuable young horse was removed by Giles\u2019 Liniment Iodide of Ammonia.Sheppard Knapp, Carpets, 185 Sixth Avenue, New York.No.451 Sixth Avenue, New York, Only 50c, and $1 per bottle.Sold by Richmond Spencer, corner McGill and Notre Dame streets.MORNING MONEY MARKET, NEW YORK.July 10, 10 AM, Gold.1118 @ 00° Sterling Exchange.\u2026.488} @ 003 MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a discount of.\u2026.11 @00 Greenbacks sold at a discount Of.50020000+s 10000000 00 104 @ 102 Drafts on New York.\u2026.104 @ 102 Silver bought at a Siscount of 123 @ 15 , WEIR, Stock and Exchange Broker, 121 St Francois Xavier street.New Advertisements to-day, AFTER THURSDAY, the 13th JULY, The price of CUT SLABS will be $2.00 per load, delivered.Arvo, DRY BOX CUTTINGS, $2.50, delivered.WM HENDERSON, SAW MILLS: 342 William street, and 130 St, Constant street.ATS! HATS! HATS! Men\u2019e, Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Felt, Straw and Silk Hats at reduced prices.Great Clearing Sale of the whole of the stock at the old Hat and Cap Emporium, corner of Notre Dame and St.Peter streets.161* ERSONAL.\u2014WIll Mr.Wilson, collector, please | call at STAR office.158 Fe SALE, 100 dozen splendid Ladies\u2019 Leather Belts for $1 20, value $3 50; splendid Ladies\u2019 Real Hair Switches, $1.50, value §4.50.Come to 613 St.Mary street, pear Dalhousie suuare, 1 TO LET, back part of Store 1196 8t.Catherine street, suitable for any small busioess.6 OOMS TO LET, at 900 Ontario street, near R Bleury street.161-6 OST, July 10th, between St.Domingue street and Jewish Synagogue, via Lagaucnetiere, a small black bag containing Phylacteries belonging to the Hebrew prayers.Finder will be rewarded atthe Synagogue.161-2 ANTED, 3 smart Protestant Boy, 14 years, to work about a house: aldo, a good Plain Cook.Apply between 1 and 4,at 13 Ay.met sires.161x [7 ANTED, a good Plain Cook who can wash and WwW iron well, Apply at 278 University strest, ANTED, washing and ironing by a respectable young woman by the day, or offices to clean.Apply at No.50 Shannon street, 160-3 ANTED, a Situation as Wet Nurse by a young widow just arrived from Ireland.Apply at 39 St.David\u2019s lane.159-3 ANTED, a situation as Barkeeper by a young |.man; six years\u2019 experience ences.Address O, 37, this office, ANTED.\u2014A young man, with a university education, is desirous of entering some \u2018Wholesale House a8 Clerk ; he is well up in business and would eventually invest some capital tf desired ; undeniable references can be furnished ; answers solicited.Address Cambridge, this gig.-3 ; good refer- \u2019 160-6 WW AND situations by seven young men who can furnish the very best references; one as Brags Finigher or Iron Worker of any kind; one as Grocery Clerk with long experiences; two to drive Grocery Express Waggons, or take care of horses ; one as Time-keeper, Collector, or Travelling Salesman; one in Hatter or Furrier Store, \u201c long experience, or would travel in the same, or for HS ROR Cs » usinesg perfectly, Bo br Mionauit Montreal Male and rémaie a y ployment Office, 31.St, Lambert Hill, up-stalze.1 TREH WORLD CENTENNIAL.24 Pages\u2014144 Calumne\u201460 Illustrations A NOW OUT, = FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS.The most Qigantic Journalistic Enterprise that has ever Appeared on this Continent, There is now published from the Irish We an \u201c TRISH WO.AE 0 RLD CENTENNIAL OF THE RICAN REVOLUTION.\u201d It is\u2014and we say this without boasting\u2014the most gigantic journalistic enterprise that has ever appeared on tbis continent.The size of the paper and supplement together is three times that of an ordinary number of the Irish World\u2014Tuwenty four (24) Pages and a Hundred and Forty-four (144) Columns! Put the whole thing into book form, in book type, and you have A VOLUME OF ABOUT ONE THOUSAND (1,000) PAGES: That will give the appreciative reader an idea of its magnitude.180-2 ATTENTION I\u2014Look out for my Second New Waggon full of the TORONTO BREWING AND MALTING 00.°8 SPLENDID ALE AND PORTER.Try it and you wiil have nothing else.Bottled by me, P.LAPOINTE, Cor.ST.UBBAIN and DORCHESTER STREETS, : 160+-it PEST POISON IS NOT only a safe, sure and cheap destroyer of the Colorado Beetle or Potato Bug, but of all insects which prey on Vegetation Cut and Army \u2018Worm Green Fly, &c.Unlike Paris Green and other Poisons, it can be endirely dis- golved in water and applied 4 sprinkling.Not injurious to Plants.Costs about 25 cents.an acre.Put up jn half lb.boxes, enough for two acres.Price 50 cents.Send for Circular.Made only by the KEARNEY CBEMICAL WORKS, 66 Cortlandt street, New York.P.0.Box 3139.157-8e0dm YW ALL PAPERS.WALL PAPERS, CHEAP! CHEAP! AT BOBINBON'S, 23 BLEURY STREET, Remember the number, 23 Rleury street.99.(Q, LEGGE & CO, ° (ESTABLISHEDIL859.), - SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, 162, St.Jamon Street, 162, 217-155 BY EXPRESS.My waggon will leave for Lachine every WEDNESDAY, between three and four o'clock, Families residing there during the summer months will find it to their advantage to leave their order at the London and Glasgow Warehouse.All orders left in the morning will be delivered same day.GEO.MCGARRY, 202 and 204 Bt.Antoine street, corner Mountain, E-GILDING! RE-GILDING | MIEBOR AND PIOTURE FRAMES equal to New, at Trade prices, A At G.WELDON\u2019S, 115 and 117 BLEURY STRENT, Near Dorchester, \u201cRAWBERRIES.| JUST RECEIVED, plendid lot of Oakville Berries which will be 1d tomorow, 28th June and 29th for 1212 cents a quart, t .C.H.SHORT & CO, 1B + 260 St.James street, For Tue SEA-SIDE.LADIES and GENTS\u2019 BATHING CAPS.FISHING STOCKINGS, YACHTING SHOES.For sale at the RUBBER WAREHOUSE, 153+ on ARTICLES IN BED- Hair, Wool and Spring Mattresses, Foather Beds, DING, consisting of Horse Bolsters and Pillows, at low prices (Townshend's 1 120+ ONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.Notice is hereby given that a DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT.for the half year ending 31st May hag been declared upon the Capital Stock, and that the same will be payable at the offices of the Company on and after 10TH JULY.The Transfer Book will be closed from Saturday 1st, till Monday, 10th July, both days inclusive.The $75,000 of new Stock authorized by the General Meeting in January, will be issued at par to Shareholders whose names stand on the Books of the Company onthe 1st July, in the proportion one share for every twenty-six held by them, payable in full on the 10th July.By order of the Board.JAMES DAKERS, 152 Secretary.Hopveson Moser « (Late FOULDS & HODGSON.) SUMNER, ESTABLISHED, 185%.NEW G0O0DS ARRIVING THIS WEEK.\u201cBall Brine dons, Base B 8 Bore Ball Bats, \u2018White Shirtings, Rubber Balls, Ziokines, ping Ropes, Satteen sans, Pea Shooters, Tan and Check Ducks, Croquet, Hosiery, Rustic Frames, Ladies\u2019 81k Umbre] Cardboard Texts, Ladies?Collars and ny Fe te Pa Der 510 Wong Cord, oi \u2018aper LA A ly Corai Jewellery, Ball Knitting Cotton.On band our usual large assortment of Dry- goods, Smallwares, and Fancy Goode.(Nuns\u2019 BLoox) 347 ST.PAUL STREET, .MONTREAL, .WHOLESALE ONLY, A HORRIBLE TALE.3 117+ Its a horrible tale I've got to relate, All about a man unfortunate, \u2018Who bought a suit of clothesin a neighboring city And thus caused me to write this awful ditty.The coat seemed of the glossiest black, But he had hardly put it on his back, When it split right across, it was made of shoddy And wouldn\u2019t go half way round his body.The pants were such an awful tight fit, That not for the world dare he down to sit, And as for the * weskit,\u201d its case was the worsl, For every button-hole on it was burst.He had bought this sult for his wedding day, In disgust he made with himself away, The clothes he bequeathed to his younger brother Enowing well he should never wear another, This horrible tale had never been sung, And he never need himself have hung, If ho had patronized O*'HARA\u2019S Store, Whose clothing is guaranteed all the world o'er, THE ADDRESS 18: No.19 St.Lawrence Main Street, R.O'HARA & SON.(GREAT SLAUGHTER.One thousand Pants, of the best imported tweedr, from 32.50 to $3.50.Examination will prove these go to be, in reality, at and below cost est of England and 8 prices.Extensive stock of French Broadclothe, and English, French and \u20ac Astonish- German fancy goods to select from.ROZAND, Nos.72 and t 85+ [= ingly low prices, Noru\u2014The address is I.148 St.Lawrence Main xtree GET SUMMER SUITS, FASHIONABLY CUT, And warranted TT RUE FITS, At P.J.CURRAN\u2019S, 221 MoGIiLL STREET, 148* For BREARFAST, LUNCH or] SUPPER.Very converient and very reasonable in price, | SHARP'S PBESERVED HADDIES and SMOKED HALIBU} AT THE i BRANCH ITALIAN WAREHOUSI 159-4 MOGIBBON, BAIRD & CO_ RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, PIANOS SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRIE 8: The undersigned respectfully informe his frinds and the public generally, that he has resolwd to retire from business, and is now selling off bs entire Stock of PIANOS at greatly reduced pries for cash or approved short credit.A favorable ®por- tunity is therefore afforded fo parties requiing a FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENT (guaranteed) to procure such at a bargain, THOS.D, HOOD, .No.183 St.JAMES STRERT._ Montreal, 15th May, 1876.1)» J UST RECEIVED, 2,000 bush.Hardwood Charsoal.JOHN WATKINS & CO., 15 Core STREET.148+ \u2018VW ARMINTON & PHILBIN, Sign o f'the Coffee Pot, 106 McGil street.Sole agents for the celebrated Union anges, the only good and durable Range in the mgke 131 WEST END TEA AND COFFEE ! WAREHOUSE, 285, corner of Mountain and St.Bonaventure streets, ALWAFS ON HAND ALL KINDS OF CHOICE GROCEREIS, WINES and LIQUORS, 5 Butter a specialty.H, EDSON & CO.THE GENUINE PLANTAGENET MINERAL WATER, From the Springs, #0 long and favouratly known only by that name, will be dellvered in quantitier to suit Customers by the undersigned, who re ceive it fresh from the Springs.D.CRAWFORD, GENERAL AGENT, St.James stroed, J, GARDNER, .CITY DEPOT, Opposite Ottawa Hotel, H F.JACKSON WEST END Deror, 931 St.Catherine st R.MIDDLEMISS & CO.« 57 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER SIREET.STOCKS BONDS and DEBENTURES BOUGHT AND SOLD STRICTLY ON COMMISSION.Safe and profitable investments secured, Orders promptly attended to.116» N EXPERIENCED Business Man desires to purchase the Stock and goodwill of an established Grocery in a good locality.Address M.B., this office.157-8 THOMSON & SON, BLACKSHI THS and ENGINEERS, No.18 St.Constant Street, FACING DRILL SEXD, Forgings of all kinds made to order, Removal, erection and repairs of Printing Machinery a specialty.Pulleys and Shatting Fitted up, &o.Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Hydraulio Presses, Hand Lithographic Presses, Embossing Presses, Punching Presses, Printerg Chaves, Wrought and Cast Iron Book Chases AND THOMSON?!S EBRATED PRINTERS ROLL - our POSITION, BR COM FOR SALE, | 2 New Horizontal Steam Engines, cylinders 9 x 18, .Patented Steam Pistons, 2 Bookbinders\u2019 Hydraulic Presses, 1 Large Adame\u2019 Printing Press for steam power; FALL STOCK.F.X.MAJOR, 160+ 94 t0 100 ST.JOSRPH STREET.VACANT LOT on Mansfield St, 160-5 let 5 FAIRBAIRN, Corn Excl L OST , From 273 BLEURY STREET, On FRIDAY, A YELLOW CANARY, with dark spots.Finder will please return to this address.160 OTICE.\u2014Jobbing in Painting, size of Platon, 45 x 30%.tent Purified), 38 Bonaventure, near Victoria : De.rv ating and Disinfecting by Hand Lithograph Presses always .n stock, Steam and Antiseptic Agents.149+ : 23-codm E are selling off the balance NFANTRY AND RIFLES of our SUMMER GOODS at a reduction, 7 regardless of Coat Price, in order to make room for ATTENTION! @lazing, Whitewashing and Tinting done by JOHN HICKLER & 00., JOHN SLADE, 23 St Urbain ebook, © ¥ 1576 275 St.Antoine street, Orders promptly attended to.27¢ ontreal, Just received per steamer * Peruvian,» Infantry and Rifie Swords and Belts, Samples of Infantry and Rifle Chacos, Artillery, Hussar, and Rifle Busbees, Dragoon Guard Helmet, Sword Cases, New Style Police Helmet, with steel band to protect the head.Rifie Accoutrements, Gold Lace, &c REYNOLDS & VOLKEL, 427 NoTRE DAME STREET.136*-codm UGS FOR SALE, One with (14 x 16) fourteen by sixteen Engine, and One with (15 x 17) teen by veventeen Engine, with hulls and boilers in proportion, and first-class in all respects, man having a moderate sum of money wishes to take an interest in a good »y:0@ business, already established, Address ¥ 4, pl off oo.; 157 HAY AND APPLES\u2014Produce auction Sais, {r, 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Mon>ar, July 10 By Bonning & Barsalou.LE À RING SALEOF THE SEASON.The Subscribers will sell at their Stores, Nog.126 and 128 St, Peter street, on WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY, to close American and Forelgn Consignwents, a general assortment of New Spring Dry Goods and Small Wares, A consignment just received of à general assortment of Linen Goods.ALSO, on account of Lyons Manufactures, two cages assorted Rich Black Silkr; two cases assorted Rich Ribbons, with a variety of other Fancy Goods.two cases Grenadines, Sale at TWO o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 160 Auctioneers.By S.McDowell.ONTINUATION OF SALE of READY-MADE CLOTHING, at 435 Notre Dame street, this evening.A very fine assortment, to be closed out without reserve.Sale at8 o\u2019clock sharp.; 161-tf 8.MCDOWELL, Auctioneer.6 I HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALE at my store, 712 Craig street, three two-horse power Threshing Machines, entirely new, latest improvements of Pages make, Cheap for Cash.| 160-2 §.MoDOWELL, Auctioneer.By \u20ac.F, Elwes.ON TUESDAY, 11th JUL AT THE REPOSITORY, 54 BONAVENTURE STREET, will be offered a very stylish Bay Maro, 7 2e old, about 16.2.This is & thorough Sadalo #18 and perfect in single and double harness, &bl$ guaranteed sound and perfect in every respect Sale at TWO o\u2019clock, 143 C.E.ELV: By Devany & Co._,__ UESDAY MORNING, 11tHnst.FURNITURE, CAPETS, NE Na and.GLASSWARE, SINGER Pin\" MACHINE, &c., at No.20 Berthelot Pet \u2018We have received instructions to sel} the residence No.20 Berthelot street, on + TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, the 11! Inst.a All the excellent Walnut Parlor, Dini AO owing Bed-room Furniture, Carpets, Sin, 1 Utensils, Machine (new), Cabinet Range, Kit , do.dc.Sale at TEN o'cla\u201c DEVAŸ & CO., 159 Auctioneers.By Labelle ë Co- QALE BY AUCTION.TUESDAY, the 118971 ULY, instant, i ttag tna 3 re ate a 13% uo.142, 154, and from we of oe St.Cnristophiisl, foundation in stone and body of house in w/4; covered up with bricks.Sale on the premises 11 0\u2019clock a.m, i ign add For further informz LABELLE & CO, î nd Real Estate Agents, Auctionee* # 50 St.Lawrence street.Proprietors Mont! Loan and Mortgage Co.157 ALE BY TENDER of a very omplete assorted Stock of Farni- ree aud, of Premises, Book Accounts, &c.; ned will receive Tenders unti Wane fnders the 19th day of July instant, in- elusive for #2 purchase, in One lot, of the entire Assets of ty Estate of Labelle & Leveille, Insolvents, corsting of a large and complete assorted Stock of Jrniture of the best manufacture and finish, co:prising Drawing-room, Dining and Bedroom Hui¢s, in Mahogany, Walaut, Oak, Ash, &e., &c., Etgeres, Ladies\u2019 Davenports, hatnots, Work, entre and Card Tables, &c., &e.Book Ac- countsnd Notes due Estate.also the lease of the very table and commodious premises, situate on Ne Dame street, and extending back to Le- Royestreet, lately occupied by the Ingolvents.TnsInventory can be seen and all information obtaied on application to the undersigned as- siens LOUIS DUPUY, Assignee.ofee of Stewart, Dupuy & Co.,] Mrchants\u2019 Exchange guilding, b Jo.11 St.Sacrament street, Montreal, Sth July, 1876.| 161 $TCCK OF HARDWARE AND CROCKERY FOR SALE BY AUCTION, The Stock and Book Debts of the Estate of Roch Bergeron will be offered for sale by auction at the office of the undersigned, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th inst., at 10 o'clock A.M.Value of the Stock per Inventory., $3,095 31 «Book Debts « 155 24 And immediately afterwards the leases of the premises wo.435 Ontario street and 233 8t.Lawrence street, St.Jean Baptiste age.\u2019 PVE THOMAS DARLING, 157-4 eod 182 8t.James street.ALLAHAN & CO, GENERAL JOB PRINTERS, 195 FORTIFICATION LANE, Between St.Peter Street and Victoria Square.[HAVANA CIGARS.Just received the best Brand of New Crop HAVANA CIGARS, selected on the spot by our Senior.T.& G.LABATT, No.419 St Paul Street.vs (3ROCERIES, GROCERIES GROCERIES, SHANNON BROTHERS, No.456 Commissioners Street, Opposite Si.Ann's Market, & large and well-selected stock of Family Grg- eerles, which will be sold at very low prices for can, or to prompt payiug credit oustomers,, OR SALE, Desirable Building Lot, St.Lawrence street, near Sherbrooke.Unequalled advantages given to a builder.St, Joseph street, near Chatham, fine business lot, x s St, Catherine st eet, unprecedented offer of two corner Lots, Locality cannot be surpassed in the er easy terms, RENT BROS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 158-3 223 ST.JAMES STREET, JOHN L.HARDMAN & CO MANUFACTURERS OF GENUINE OAK TANNED LEATHER BELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSE, LACE LEATHER, &c., &o OFFICE AND FACTORY: Cor.Canning and Bonaventure Sts., MONTREAL.N All mill supplies furnished upon shortest notices ep PO agi NEST EASTERN TOWNSHIPS DAIRY BUTTER, 25¢.a POUND, : AT JOHN KAY & CO2S, 389% BLEURY STREET.107-e0dm* AIR SWITCHES FOR SALE CHEAP.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 INVISIBLE WIGS made so fine as to , DEFY DETECTION, AT AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN CHEAP HAIR STORES, 293 NOTRE DAME STREET (Opposite H.& H.MERRILL).PROF.LAVOIE.152-*eodm UMBER\u2014The undersigned keep constantly on hand a complete stock of firgt-claes seasoned PINE LUMBER, dressed and undressed ; seasoned BLACK WALNUT, CHERRY CHESTNUT, BUTTERNU' WHITEWOOD and BASSWOOD, and hardwood of all kinds ; FRENCH WALNUT and other VENEERS, and Fancy Woods .e.for fret work.+ 204-eoûm, 15 Craig street, URRAY BAY, LOWER ST.LAWRENCE.\u2018The LORNE HOUSE is now ready for its respected and numerous guests, Increased Cottage ac- commodationsg in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel.Post-office and Telegraph address, Pointe- Pi M.CHAMARD.a-Fic.Murray Bay, 3rd July, 1876.157-1mx EWARE, BEWARE.None should decide upon a summer resort before visiting the IROQUOIS HOUSE at Belœil Mountain, St.Hilaire.The finest scenery In the Dominion and within one hourof Montreal, Trains leave four times day vide G.T.R.152-10 \u2018OB SALE \u2014Twenty Cottage L.building lots of ground, 22 to 25 feet front, joining the McGill College grounds.h containing about 1200 square foo rac ici £ perl Commanding Mestings and Amusénis.7, LORNE LO, No 1373.\u2014Members of 049\" thon 8% aro requested to m; Point St, Charlpin Spots DAX, 12h instant, fer Lodges are in- Members o ° vited to atten - (By order), AILIP UPTON, Sec.16812 __ 1\" Led sms PES THE MyBERS of the Grand Master, Dr, B, 3 night (Monday), at ock, sharp, atthe Masonic Hall, Place d\u2019Arme) (By or M.LESSE tzretary of Joint Committee, ST.GEORGE'S SOCIETY.1611 The quarterly meetin; of this Society will ba held at the Home, 139 St, Antoine street, on MON- #x- DAY the 10th inst, at 8 = o'clock p.m.All members are requested to at- FRS.H, REYNOLDS, Secretary.MEMBERS OF THE MOMTREAL LACROSSE and Montreal Snow-Shoe Clubs, who wish tickets for the Complimentary Reception to the European teams, will please call on Mr.Becket, 658 Craig street, at once, W.WHYTE, Secretary.m MONTREAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.7 Came ; Non-commissioned Officers and bo were on Civil Service Duty, July, me requested to meet at the Armory, on Tuesday evening, 11th inst, to receive pay due that date, which has been recovered from the Core poration of Montreal GEORGE LULHAM, Capt.160-2 Paymaster, M.G.A, CADEMY OF MUSIC, Corner Victoria and St.Catherine Streets, Sole T65800.0 010000000u00 vasoncss «Mr.G.B.G Director of Amusements.Mr.E.A, HoDOWBLE\" MONDAY EVENING, JULY the 10th, And until further notice, first production at this Theatre of the Grand Spectacular Drama, trangia.ted from the French of * La Mer De Grace,\u201d entitled THE SEA OF ICE} as originally produced at the Adelphi London, with enormous success, New Magnificent Scenery\u2014Mechanical Effects\u2014 Properties and Appointments, And a powerful cast.SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.Part I\u2014Deck of the good ship \u2018\u201c\u2018Urania\u201d\u2014The Conspiracy\u2014The Thirst for Gold\u2014The Meeting\u2014 The Forced Departure.Part I1\u2014The Sea of Ice\u2014The Wife, Child and Husband \u2014The Sailor Friend\u2014Misery and Despair \u2014The Mother's Prayers\u2014Terrible Breaking of the Ice\u2014TABLEAU, (Fifteen years supposed to elapse between Second and Third Acts.) Part III.Troptcal Landscape\u2014The Indian Wild Fl ower\u20141 he Remembrance-The Sisters-The Farewell.Part IV.\u2014 Paris\u2014The Power of Gold\u2014The Memory of Friendship\u2014Fearful Discovery\u2014The Terrible Rebuke -The Record\u2014The Acceptance.Part V.\u2014Paris\u2014Saloon in the Palace Del Monte\u2014 The Plot and the Discovery\u2014The Wife's Triumphs \u2014The Banker and his Gold\u2014The Daughter's Vena geance\u2014The Disclosure \u2014 The Retribution \u2014 The oom.Reserved Seats can be procured at the Academy of Musie Ticket Office (next door to Morgan's Store), 251 St.James street ; also at Jackson's Drug Store, St.Catherine street.160 FIRST TIME IN CANADA OF Ww.W.COLE*'S MONSTER SHOW! Coming on 36 Railroad Cars\u2014no more, no less\u2014which is from four to six cars more than any Show ever used ! GREAT RACE SHOW: MAMMOTH MENAGERIE! MUSEUM! TS Theatre, AQUARIUM! AVIARY! AND DOUBLE CIRCUS TENT Covers a Well-graded Race Track, ALL KINDS OF RACES! ALL KINDS OF BHOWS! At MONTREAL, THREE DAYS ONLY, On the LACROSSE GROUNDS, SHERBROOKE STREET, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, LY 25th, 36th and 27th.Two Performances each day, at 1 and 7 p.m.\u201cCARD.\u201d It 1s hereby necessary to state that this is noi the exhibition known as \u2018Sam Cole's Do : inion Circus?that travelled through Canada last year.The similarity of name may cause some to have an impression that itis.This is W.W.@ULES, not connected by family or otherwise with any other show or individual of that name.This monster ex» hibition comes from the United States\u2014whera it has exhibited with unequalled success for the past three years\u2014now grestly enlarged aud improved.\u2018Will make a tour of Canada.à ROUTE.ST.HYACINTHE, July 28, SHERBROOKE, \u201c 20.QUEBEC, \u201c 3land August 1, All rallways will ell tickets at half price to and from all points of exhibition on day of show.81-cod__ A STRONOMICAL THEORIES.Mr.HARRIS purposes to give Explanatory Lectures at the Rooms of the Natural History Society, on TUESDAY EVENING, 11th Tnst., at 8 o'clock, Subject: ¢ Parallax and Aberration of Light.» On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 12th, at 8 o\u2019clock, Subject; \u201cTheories of Light based on Astronomical Observation.\u201d At both Lectures the consideration of the earth\u2019s position and orbital notion, illustrated bythe large working models, will be carried farther.1603 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.JRTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.\u2014 OPEN FOR PASSENGER TRAFFIC.On and after MONDAY, the 3rd J ULY, 1876, EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS will run DAILY (except Sundays) as follows :\u2014 Leave Point Levi.¢ River du Lou; Arrive Cacouna.& Trois Pistoles (Dinner) Rimouski.Campbelltown (S8epper) Dalhousie., coansersess Bathurst.,.Miramichi.Moncton.St.John.Halifax.Pullman Cars on Express Trains, The Pullman Car leaving Quebec on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, will run through to St.John, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, to Halifax.These Trains convect at Point Levi with the Grand Trupk Trains from Montreal at 10 o'clock P.M., and with the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Compeny\u2019s Steamers, 1st Class Fare from Montreal! to Halifax.$17.00 1st Claes do da to St.John.15.00 2nd Class do to Halifax .11.00 2nd Class do do to St.John.10.00 C.J.BRYDGFS, General Supt.of Govt, Rye._ Montreal, 29th June, 1876, 154-12 ARCEL DELIVERY.\u2014Parties .having Hand-bills, Circulars, Parcels or Goode to deliver, can have them done promptly; .also, Monthly Magazines, Papers, &c., delivered carefully.Apply or address L.Bessette, 37 Cams peau street.139-1m _ TO LET\u2014The premises, 711 Craig, near Alexander street, consisting of two shops, dwellings and out-premises ; well adapted for a retail and light manufacturing business.Ap- F » GODF.; 18360 St.Catherine street, near Cfystal Palace.\u201c \u201c \u201c « « sé \u201c\" WILCOX'S CHAMPION RUBBER CEMENT.WHOLESALE BY of Orchazd head of Stanley street\u2014! e APR, fraudes 1 oy pireet\u2014for sale \u201c1603 F, FAIBBAIRN Oorp Rsbangey $69 PT, LAWRENCE STREET.view, Good dralnage.\u201d Title perfect.Terms liberal, Plans of the property can be see office'of Joseph Smith, 194 St.7 ames stroot.at the Apply to BOBERT MITCHELL & BONS, 160+ 99 St.Francois Xavier street, PUTTER AND EGGS.FOR CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER AND .FRESH LAID EGGS, Go to WILSON\u2019S, 115\" \u201cTHE STICKIST.\u201d The Wingate Chemical Co\u2019ys.\u201c 29 Bonaventure Street.3 d le à à e 18 n- 1e y 8 Ig (?and d sec otYs k, t8 no.th's Argo I.Yer.| w + about the same time that the Upper Thames street first made itse'f ] Monpay, July 10, 1876, SECOND EDITION.TWO O'CLOCK A DIiSGRACEFUL Case.\u2014A correspondent, writing from Plessisville, Somerset Co., Que., says on the 13th ult.two well-to-do farmers brutally ontraged a young girl.One was arrested but admitted to bail, and our correspondent says there is reason to fear that justice will not be done.It isto be hoped this surmise will prove unfounded.Nothing injures a country more than the impression that the administration of the law is liable to be swayed by persons who command ¢\u2018 influence.\u201d TELEGRAPHIC.QUEBEC, June 10, The judgment in the Port Neuf contest: ed election case has been postponed till September.In the Charlevoux case it is thought the evidence already given will be sufficient to void the election.Lieut.-Gov.Tilley was entertained by: Lieut.-Gov.Caron at a state dinner on Saturday evening.The bark ¢ Humber,\u201d which got ashore at Matane, was towed off and bronght to port yesterday.The bark \u2018\u2018Maria,\u201d from Dalhousie, N.B., for London, loaded with fumber, went ashore at Magdalen Island, and became a total wreck.The agent report: that, with prompt assistance, she would have been easily saved, shewing the necessity for telegraphic communication.ARRIVALS.88.Secret, Pictou, 26 passengers and general cargo ; ship Prohetus, Carthagena, ballast ; bark Henry Pelhañ, Cork, ballast ; Nile, Plymouth ; Richard, Liverpool; Ymer, Glasgow ; Tamar, Sydney.COMMERCIAL, STAR OFFICE, 1 p.m, July 10, 1876, Business on Change to-day was quiet, about 1,500 brls of flourfbeing sold.Coarse grains were dull at the usual rates.Butter was flat at 16¢ to 19c ; cheese was dull ab 9c to 94e ; other provisions were quiet and nominal at unaltered prices.Frour.\u2014Receipts 6,582 barrels.Prices {per barrel of 196 lbs.) : Superior Extra, $5.25 to $5.30 ; Extra.Superfine, $5.07 to $5.12%; Fancy,$4.90 to $4.95; Spring Extra, $4.65to $4.70; Superfine, $4.25 to $4.35; Strong Bakers\u2019, $4.80 to $5.00; Fine, $3.75 to $3.85; M*ddlings, $3.35 to $3.55 ; Pollards, $2.75 to $3.00 ; Upper Canada Bags (100 1bs.), $2.30 to $2.32 ; City Bags (delivered), $2.45 to $2.50.Sales :\u201450 Superfine at $4.35 ; 150 Extra do at $5.10; 50 Fine at $3.75 ; 100 Strong Bakers\u2019 at $5; 50 do (medium) at $4.75 ; 200 do do at $4.75; 50 Superior Extra at 25.274 ; 50 Spring Extra at $4.65; 500 do at $4.70; 200 do at $4.674; 100 do (City brand, without inspection) $4.774.WuarAT, \u2014Receipts, 1,759 bushels.Corse GrAINS\u2014Receipts\u2014Peas, 24,- 101 bushels ; oats, 4,900 bush, Provisions\u2014Receipts\u2014Butter, 23 kegs; cheese, 3,376 boxes, OTHER RECEIPTS.\u2014 Ashes, 24 barrels ; leather, 108 rolls ; tobacco, 1 case.CHICAGO, July 10.\u2014Wheat.\u2014 Receipts, 53,000 bushels ; shipments, 53,000 do.10:40 a.m,\u2014Steadier; 99c July; $1.00 to $1.00Z August ; $1.01 September.Corn, \u2014Receipts, 141,000 bush; shipments, 17,000 do.10:50 a.m.\u2014Quiet and steady ; 464c July ; 463c to 464c August ; 476 September.Oats.\u2014Receipts, 59,000 bush; shipments, 79,000 bush, Barley\u2014Receipts, 1,000 bush ; shipments, none.Pork.\u201410.35 a.m,\u2014Dall; nominal at $19.65 July; $19.65 August; $19.82% September, Lard.\u2014 10.35 a.m.\u2014 Dull; $11.00 August ; offered at $11.124 Septem- er.MILWAUKEE, July 10.\u2014Wheat, Rects., 79,000 bushels ; shipments, 158,000 do.10.10 a.m.\u2014Weak ; $1.18 No.1 hard; $1.13 No.1 cash; $1.00} No.2 cash ; 874c No.3 cash ; $1.02} August; $1.024 Sep- \"tember.BEERBOHM\u2019s REPORT.\u2014LoONDON, July 10.\u2014Floating cargoes, wheat, downward tendency.Corn, slow.Cargoes, on passage and for shipment : wheat, neglected ; no business doing; corn, heavy; corn off coast, 25s.6d.Arrivals wheat ani corn off coast, large.Euglish country wheat markets, unaltered.French, quiet Liverpool spot wheat, unaltered.PRIVATE TELEGRAM\u2014(To W.J.Fair- bairn.)\u2014Liverpool, July 10.\u2014No animation in wheat market ; business small ; prices nominal.Prices of Breadstuffs and Provisions at Liverpool.July 8.July 10.=\" 300pm.3:00 p:m.Flour, 196 IbB.21 Gto24 0 21 6to24 O Wheat, red, 1001be.8 2to 8 6 8 24i0 9 8 Do winter, do .9 8to 910 9 8to 910 Do white do \u2026 9 9to10 ! 9 9tol0 1 Do do .10 0t0105 10 0tol0 5 Corn, qr, 80 1bs.26 61000 0 25 61000 0 Barle , bush, 48 Tbs, 3 86t000 O 3 6to00 0 Oats, bush, 451b8.3 Oto 3 6 3 Oto 3 6 Peas, ar, 504 1bs .36 0t036 3 36 01038 3 Pork, brl.200 1bs .80 Oto00 O 80 0to00 0 Lard, 112 1bs.52 0to00 0 52 Oto00 0 Beef, brl.112 Ib 0to00 0 79 Oto00 0 acon do .49 6tobl 6 49 B8tobl 6 Tallow, do 41 9t000 0 41 9to00 0 Cheese, do .51 6t000 0 50 Oto 00 ¢ ST.GABRIEL CATTLE MARKET.Monpary, July 10.The market to-day was steady and quiet.There were eleven carloads of cattle offered.Prices ranged from $4.00 to $5.25 per 100 Jbs., live weight.The following drovers had cattle on the market: \u2014J.C.Johnson, of Windsor, 4 car-loads of Win 1- sor cattle; C.Simmons, of Ailsa Craig, 3 cars ; William Head, of Montreal.1 car of farm-fed cattle, shipped by M.H.Coch- rane, Eeq., of Compton ; R.J.Hopper, of this city, 1 car; George Denoon, of Toronto, 1 car, and J.W.Dennis, 1 car-load of live hogs.Thesales were as follows: \u2014Mr.Johnson gold 64 head of cattle, weighing about 1,150 lbs, each, at an average price of £5.12% per 100 1bs.live weight.Mr.Simmons sold two cars at an average rate of $5.Mr.Head sold 3 bullsat $¢25: 1 bull at $4; and the rest of his cattle, averaging 1,100 lbs, at between $4.87} and $5.Mr R.J.Hopper sold 2 steers for $112 the pair: and 18 head, of an average weight of 1,169 1bs., at prices ranging from $4.87% to $5.Mr.Denoon sold his cattle to James McShane at $5.25, Mr.Dennis sold 35 live hogs at $6 per 100 lbs.live weight.Mr.Thomas Hopper bought one car load of cattle for the Quebec market at from $5 to $5.124.On Saturday, Mr.Simmons sold a car load to the North American Meat Packing Co.at $4.85.SPECIAL NOTICES.To-MORROW morning Devany & Co., sell at No.20 Berthelot street, all the elegant household furniture and effects, new sewing machine, ete.The hour isten o\u2019closk, The great fire which has just destroyed such a vast amount of property in Upper Thames street, adds another to the lag list of great fires which have taken place in June.It is a remarkable fact that at the season of the year when as a rule fires on the domestic hearth are exiinguished, they break out with upwonted vigor in other plazes, and are poeculiarly destructive.In June, 1780, Newgate lost its interior, which was set on fire by the Gordon rioters; and, indeed, on the sams ocsasion no few- flan 36 fires were blazing simultane.; Eos ierent parts of London.In ay the Opera House was barnt ; (at, 2, the Pantheon met with a 5 _in June, 1811, a great fire fag 3uty street, St.Mary-axe, in Fins ; «ne, 1828; fifteen houses ware burnt ju sted Lion street ; in June, 1811, Astley\u2019s Theatre for the second time was destroyed by fire; in June, 1851.four large hop warehouses at the foot of the London-bridge were bnrnt, as were the works of the Gutta-Percha Company nerr the City-rozd, in the same month two yeais later.In June, 1847, ozcurred the great conflagration at Messrs.Pickford\u2019s premises near Chalk Farm.In June the following year a frightful explosion took place in London Docks.In June, 1864, the Surrey Musie Hall was destroyed by fire, and on the 22nd of the same month took place the memorable fire at the wharves near Tooley street, where Braid- wood was killed.It is worthy of note that the Tooley street fire broke out be.jtween four \u2018and five.in the aftéraooa\u201d rein evident, New Advertisement this P.M, S.Carsurr.THIS WEER\u2019S PRICES.* As previously stated, weare now bolding our \u2018 annual CLEARING SALE of SUMMER GOODS at Reduced Prices.REDUCED SILK.All those beautiful Plain Colored Dress Silks re\u201d duced to only 75c per yard in Blues, Browns, Purples, Greens, Drabs Mauves, Greys and Steel Colors.Your choiceall at only seventy-five cents per yard.REDUCED DRESS GOODS.New Striped Grenadines in all the new shades of Grey, 8c per yard.Useful Common Plaid Dress Goods 9c.SPECIAL LOTS.Two cases American Style Plaids, Dress Goods, all at 17c.One case English Summer Plaid Serges, 17c.One case All-wool Debages.Our Seaside Dresses 24¢.Reversable S.CARSLEY, 395 Norre DAME STREET.MONTREAL.161+ THE COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKIVG POWDER 18 PURE, HEALTHY, RELIABLE, Ang ig acknowledged to be the * BEST IN USE.\u201d H A.NELSON & SONS, .AGENTS FOR SAMUEL CUPPLES & C0°S \u201c Favorite\u201d and \u201c Diamond \u201d AXLE GREASE.91 to 97 ST.PETER STREET.Toronto Branch : 58 and 58 Front street | EFORM YOUR GROCER'S BILLS by purchasing your Tea from the CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY, as they are direct importers, and give you the advantage of buying a single pound at the wholesale price, 67 ST, LAWRENCE STREET, 342 ST, JOSEPH STREET, 155-teodm __465 ST, MARY STREET, QALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE.To the higest and last bidder, on Thursday, the Twenty-seventh day of July, instant, at Ten o'clock a.m., at the Office of the undersigned Notaries, No, 5 St.Therese street, in this city, of that certain emplacement fronting on Aylmer street, containing 40 x 71% feet and known às lot 1187 on tue Official Plan of St.Antoine Ward of this city, with two (one one-story and one two-story) wooden houses and other buildings, depending of the community of property hat has existed between Francois Xavier Boire, in hig lifetime, of said city, contractor, and Angelique Belanger, his wife, both deceased, and also of the Estate and succession of each of them, comprising the passage on the north eide of the two-story-house, which is in common with the representatives, A.Charlebois.Commuted, Perfect Title.The conditions shall be known on the day of the sale or before by applying to JOBIN, COUTLEE & PERODEAU, Notaries and Com\u2019rs, Q.and O, Montreal, 8th July, 1876.161-2aw 161+ A.W, OGILVIE, M, P, P,, PRESIDENT, WM, ANGUS, 1st Vice PRESIDENT, EDWARD H.GOFF, 2xD VICE-PRESIDENT AND MANAGER, HENRY HEAD OFFICE: 180 $t.James Street.N IAGARA DISTRICT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY BSTABLISHED 1886, This Company ie now prepared to INSURE REAL RESTATE PROPERTY and PRIVATE DWELLINGS at vory advantageous rates, Agents wanted in all unoccupied parts of Ontario | and Quebec, A.Da 5 123+ Manager for Ontario and Quebec, ILLIARDS! BILLIARDS! H.MOVITTIE 299 and 301 NOTRE DAME STREET, Has opened a Splendid BILLIARD PARLOUR; ON THE GROUND FLOOB, And now solicits the patronsge of the public.QUGARS FOR PRESERVING, CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, Bee Samples in the window, at CHARLES DUNCAN\u2019S, THE OLD COUNTRY GROCERY, 157+ 8695 Craig street.ENGRAVING and LiTHOGRAPHING, BY GEO.BISHOP & CO.169 St.James Street.154 ANS, FANS.\u2014The largest, best and richest display of Fans in tho city.Black and Gold Fans, Dress Fans, Morning Fans, Travelling Fans, Rugsla Leather, Chinego Fans, J apaneso Fans, Church Fans at prices, ranging from 25¢.each to $10 each.G.& W.CLARKE, 131+ Next the Ottawa Hotel, HINA HALL, ¢ Queen's Block,\u201d NEW NUMBER 1325 ST.CATHERINE ST.D.Grant begs to inform the public of the West End that he bas th 8 day resumed his regular business, andfwill continue to keep on hand a first-clas ery, &c.P.8.\u2014The Registry Office business will be oar- ried on under the special care of Mrs.Grant, TE.MARIE BROTHERS, 454 Notre Dame Street, Invites inspection of a very choice stock of NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, CONSISTING OP BLACK SILKS\u2014Cashmere finish, COLOBED GROS GEAIN in all the new shades.PLAIN and FANCY CHECKED DRESS GO0DS\u2014the very latest styles.BLACK SILKS and IRON GRENADINES\u2014best goods ever offered in the city.N.B.\u2014300 LADIES\u2019 LIKEN SUITS, from $3.00 to $15.00.: \u2019 fs J UST RECEIVED.P.J.E, HENSLEY, 3 CASES OF NEW GOODS, 1 CASE OF FINE CHECK DRESS GOODS, to be sold at17e, 1 CASE LADIES\u2019 SILK UMBRELLAS, very fine quality, to be sold from 75c.to $3.50, 1 CASE HOSERIES, to be sold very chear, AT P.J.E.HENSLEY\u2019S, 225 St.LAWRENCE STRECT, ° 155+ PL USTRE COATS, LINEN COATS.JUST RECEIVED, 1 caso Black Lustre Coats.1 case Fancy Lustre Coats.1 case Holland Linen Coats.1 care Grass Linen Coats, 1 case Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Black Lustre Coats, 1 case Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Linen Coats.A full assortment now in stock at our usual low 8.Inspection invited.120 8T.LAWRENCE STREET.C.F.CHURCH.147+ FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS CASHIER'S DESK, Suitable for a DRY-GOODS STORE.Apply at STAR office.__ 159% ENANA HAXR RESTORER Restores Grey Hair 1s original color.Removes Dandrufl, ; ; .Recommended by the Medical Faculty.tu | Solà by all Cheminte, eon | THIRD EDITION.FOUR O'CLOCK.TELEGRAPHIC.ST.Joux, N.B., July 10.Judge Fisher and Mr.F.E.Barker, barrister, were elected members of the University Senate by the Association Almuni, } The statistics for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1876, show the arrivals of shipping seaward at St.John to have been 376,939 tons, against 377,614 tons for the previons year, The statistics of the coasting trade show that 1,534 vessels, 189,790 tons, arrived in theyear, and 1,415 vessels, 168,290 tons, departed.Several of the city Methodist ministers delivered farewell sermons yesterdsy, as they leave for new fields of labor.The Catholic clergymen are advising their people to remain away from the Orange procession on the 12th of July, and to keep in their houses and shops.CITY NEWS.\u2014 The remains of the late ex-Mayor, Dr, Bernard, are expected to arrive here on Thursday evening or Friday morning.The funeral will probably be fixed for Saturday.\u2014 The one hundred head of cattle mentioned as having been sent to England a few days ago, were shipped by Messrs.\u2018William Head, of this city, and Robert Barber, of Ailsa Craig, on the SS.¢Scotland,\u201d for London.° \u2014 Core DBs NEiees.\u2014 Daring the thunderstorm of Saturday evening last, an elm tree, standing within a short distance of Mr.Hensley\u2019s residenca, was struck by the lightning, stripping large pieces of bark off it and scattering them to a considerable distance.BRIEFLETS.\u2014On Saturday nightan alarm was given for a fire at 245 Mignonne street.Last night, a bag of offal was left on St.George street.It emits a remarkably healthy (?) smell.On Saturday night the basement of the Jewish Syna- \u2018gogue, St.Constant street, Was found open by the police for the second time this week, Such culpable carelessness should be visited by severe punishment.A horse, with buggy, found siraying last evening, were impounded in the Viger pound.The number of dead animals that decorate the streets is on the increase.A NopLE REscuE.\u2014On Saturday last, a boy named William Michaels, residing on the Lower Lachine Road, attempted to cross the canal on a log, but by some means overbalanced himself.Being unable to swim, he soon sank, The occurrence was witnessed by a youth named John Storey, who ran to the spot, nobly plunged in, and rescued the unfortunate lad from drowning.THAT BuLL.\u2014Mr.Price states that one or two errors crept into the item of Saturday, respecting the rampageous bovine which came to grief and a bullet on Lagauchetiere street.The animal grew restive on its way to the slaughter-house, owing to the irritating attention of a couple of boys.Mr, Price says an impression prevails that the meat of an animal despatched as was this bull is not good, and desires to remove any such idea, remarking that the same objections might be urge against venison or the meat of any other hunted animal.Tue New Posr-Orrice.\u2014Many persons viewing the new Post-office have fancied that the designers forgot that the building was to receive as well as give out mail matter.The absence of any slits in the walls gave rise to this idea.It appears, however, that the letters, &c., will be conveyed into the cellar by means of two pillar boxes placed on the pavement, near the west corner.In the old country the post-offices of all large cities have openings in the walls, breast high, long and wide, with brass plates bearing the words \u2018\u2018city and twelve miles round,\u201d ¢ Country,\u201d ¢¢ Foreign.\u201d Tue MissiNe Dr.W.ROBERTSON.\u2014 Last evening Dr.Webster, dental surgeon of this city, received information from Camden Station, Md., telling him that a gentleman named Dr.W.Robertson, of Montreei, had died on the cars at that place while on his way to Cincinnati.Dr, Webster has no doubt this is the same Dr.Robertson formerly employed by him for a time, but who left in a mysterious manner in May last.Dr.Webster states that he has heard of Robertson\u2019s movements from his relatives, with whom he corresponded, and it appears that deceased was subject to fits of mental derangement, probably produced by the excessive use of spirituous liquor.He was a very talented young man\u2014a graduate of a Philadelphia University.Some years ago he was employed; by the late Dr.Bernard, of this city, but owing to his malady breaking out, he was compelled to leave for the States, where he fell in with the daughter of a medical friend, which lady he ultimately married.His love for ardent spirits, however, soon ruined his once happy home, and his wife was compelled \u2018to take in sewing, in order to keep herself and husband from starving, Her health breaking down, she went to live with a friend, and he came to this city, when, through compassion, Dr.Webster took pity upon him, and gave him employment, His subsequent history we have already given in the STAR.After reading this narrative, no one will doubt that this is only one more victim to strong drink, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.On Saturday evening Arrah-Na- Pogue \u201d was given in good style, and received with the usual enthusiasm, The old drama of the \u201cSea of Ice,\u201d so well known at the Adelphi in London, and, like the \u2018Green Bushes,\u201d always popular there, no matter how often it is reproduced, will be given here to-night for the first time.As it depends greatly for success on the scenery, we have no doubt from the character the Academy has achieved for its artistic productions that nothing will be left undone to make the whole mise en scene complete, THE LACROSSE PLAYERS, The players are expected to arrive at the Depot at eight o'clock this evening, No doubt every lacrosse player and snow- shoer, with hosts of admirers of manly sports, will be present to give the boys a welcome cheer, A letter from Dr.Beers contains some interesting details respecting the appearance of the team at Windsor: \u2014It was intimated that Her Majesty would be com: pelled &o leave within half an hour, but tor nearly an hour the game was continued with spirit, and interested Her Majesty very much, as she remained and followed the movements of the players and the fluctuations 6f the ball with evident pleasure and attention, several times rising in her carriage and looking backwards, and once or twice enjoying a hearty laugh at the sudden upset.or trip of a pale face or an Indian.Several times the ball rol'ed under the legs of the outriders\u2019 horses, and one of Her Majesty's footmen, standing at her horses\u2019 heads, smiling from ear to ear, looked as if he felt in the humor to desert his post and join in the scramble.It was a great pleasure to us to witness the real enjoyment which the game gave Her Majesty, and additionally pleasant afterwards to be told by members of her household that our visit was very welcome, and had given the Queen one of the pleasantest hours she had spent for many a long day.Princess Beatrice was intensely amused at the antics of the irrepressible ¢ Big John,\u201d who excitedly shouted to his men in Iroquois.A few minutes before six o\u2019clock the Canadians | won the game ; and General Ponsonby, advancing to thc captain, said that the Queen wished each member of both teams to be imtroduced to her by name.Mr.Lowther then introduced th: captain, to whom Her Majesty said, \u201cI am very happy to see you all,\u201d The captain then introduced the rest of the Canadian team.Her Majesty then did us an honor which shall never be obliterated from our hearts, that of handing each one of us her photograph, with her nam: written by herself upon cach picture.The Indian Chief was then introduced by the Canadian captain, and \u2018\u2018 Big John\u201d presented his team individually, to each onc of whom the Queen handed a similar photograph.When \u2018\u2018 Big John\u201d was introduced, he extended his arms, and bowing very low, raid : \u2018\u201c How are you, Queen Vistoria ?\u201d which Her Majesty seemed greatly to en- !.M [ES THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR.New Advertisements this P.M, [FOURTH EDITION.joy.After withdrawing, he returned to the side of her carriage, and, holding in his hand a beautiful basket of In- } dian grass made by his tribe, addressed her .impromptu as follows in broken English : : \u2018Dear, good mother, I have present \u201c made in my village by my people, that basket, Please to take.\u201d To which the Queen, taking it from his hands, said : \u201cI am much obliged to you.I will be happy to take it.\u201d After bowing graciously to the players, who were arranged in two lines, and expressing the pleasure the game had given her, Her Majesty drove oft the ground.The captain had asked Gen., Ponsonby if the Queen would object to * the players and Canadian visitors giving i her a hearty Canadian cheer, and having received ready permission, just before the carriage drove off, he called for \u201cThree cheers for Her Gracious Majesty, our beloved Queen 1\u201d which was responded to in the most loyal and heartiest manner.The personal appearance of the Queen was to every one of us a great surprise, as she looks ten years younget and much fresher in the face than we had been led to expect from her age and her sad bereavement.If was a great happiness to us to see her looking so well; and I must candidly say that I have not seen a recent photograph which does her justice.When we were preparing to leave the ground, Gen.Ponsonby came forward and informed us that the Queen had ordered a dejeuner for the players and all the Canadian visitors in the Orangery.I need not say how pleased and surprised we were at this additional mark of Her Majesty's condescension ; and I need not say that the entertainment was choice and recherche.\u2018The finest grapes and strawberries we had seen in England were on the table in abundance ; and can royal condescension further go when I tell you that not only was the fruit the choice growth of the Castle gardens, but that the Queen had expressly desired that we should have the strawberries which had received her personal care ?The following Canadians were present : Mr.F.Byrne, Ontario Government Agent, London; Mr.W.Campbell, Toronto; Mr.Melbourne Tait, Montreal ; Mr.Wm.Massey, Hon.J.Chapleau, Soli- citor-General, Quebec; Mr.J.T.Dore, Quebec Government Agent, London ; Mr.D.McNaughton, Montreal ; Mr.W, G:l- mour, Toronto; Mr, J.Rice, Toronto Globe Correspondent, London ; Dr.Herbert Reddy, Dr, R.McDonnell, and Dr.Ritchie, Montreal; Dr, Gilbert, Sherbrooke, and Dr.Scott, Hull.The Hon.Messrs.Ed.Blake, J.R.Church and Annand were unable to attend.Arrangements have been made for a match between the two returning teams, to take place on Thursday on the Club grounds.On Saturday the European white team will play a match with the Home twelve, THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS AND THEIR ADMINISTRATION.To the Editor of the STAR : DEAR SIR,\u2014In your comments upon mine of the 6th you say: \u2018The rights of the Government to make a change in its representation is unquestionable, therefore, to talk of \u2018imperious interference\u2019 is going out of all bounds.\u201d I never questioned the right of the Government ; unquestionably, it had a legal right, but the law that conferred it is itself a very \u2018\u201cimperious act,\u201d That any government would dare to use such haughty arrogance as to claim by law the right to exercise one-half the controlling influence of a board to which it contributes about five per cent.of the expense, is, to say the least, to assume a very overbearing position, and, more so, when the government is one of a different faith to that with which it interferes, and that after a pretense of having conceeded the right to manage its own affairs.Moreover, it is, under any circumstances, a very imperious act to put down one and set up another without even deigning to give a reason for so doing, as is the case in this instance.t us not, however, quarrel about words.If this act of the Government has been the means of opening our eyes to the humiliation and wrong of our position, it will not be without its benefits, It is a monstrous wrong that the rate-payers of Montreal should contribute so largely for the support of education, and have no direct voice in the management.And as you \u2018\u201c think that a change is desirable,\u201d it is to be hoped that all efforts will be directed to this end, and that the matter will not be allowed to rest till we are placed in a position of equality with any petty rural municipality, for the country parts, however small, elect their own School Commissioners, Yours truly, JAMES GREEN.THE WEATHER.Temperature in the shade, by standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn, Harrison & Co., Opticians and Mathematical Instrument makers, 243 and 244 Notre Dame street :\u20146 p.m.yesterday, 790 ; 8 a.m., 78°; 1p m., 87S; Max, 87° ; Min., 66© : Mean, 7608.\u201cStandard Barometer compen: and corrected :\u20146 p.m.Jesterday, 30:04; 8 a.m.29:92; 1 p.m, to-day, 29:88, Montreal, July, 10, 1876, LATEST MONEY MARKET, NEW YORK, July 10, 4 P.M, Gold uh veerneerenninnneen 1117 @ 00 Sterling Exchange.488% @ 09 MONTREAL, Greenbacks bought at a discount of.11 @ 00 Greenbacks sold at a discount OfL.arassosrarssessecnnes 105 @ 00 Drafts on New York.10: @ 00 Silver bought at a discount of.124 @ 15 W.WEIR, Stock and Exchange Broker, No, 121 St.Francois Xavier street, MONTREAL STOCK REPORT {Reporied for THE BrA® by Bond Brothers.) T \u2018 STOCKS: Séllers.Buyers.\u201cHouse.Bank of Montreal, .1871 Oatario Bank .102 Bank of B.N.À ves City Bank.29 Banque du Peuple.991g Moison\u2019s Bank.Bank of Toronto\u2019.Banque Jac.Cartier.Moronants\u2019 Bank B Merchants\u2019 Bank ex div Federal Bank.Metropolitan Ba inion Bank.Bank of Hamilto: Maritime Bank.Exchange Bank.La Ban.Ville Marie.Intercolonial Goal Huron Copper Bay.Montreal Mining Co.@.T.R.7 p.c.Bonds.| , Champ.St.L.Rd 8 Bonds.\u2018pe Do.Sterling .Mont.Telegraph Co B.C.Dominion Telegraph Co.Richelieu and tarlo Nav.Union Nav, 2 City Pass.Ba.City Gas Company.\u2019 Morchante Exchange.Credit Foncier.Engin Montreal Building Asso.( | Montreal Loan and Mortgage Company.| _ Coldbrook Rolling Mills Co ciety.Quebec & G.P.8.8.Co.Hoyal Canadian Assurance Company.vu Academy 0 use.Dominion Stock.Duminion Bounds Govt.Deb.6 p.c.Govt.Deb.8 p.c.¢ Govt.Deb.5 p.c.stg.Gov, Ded.5 p.c.cy.\u2026.Montreal Harbor Bouds, Stock, 7 p.C.| .> Bonds, 6 p.¢| .Moutreal 7 p.c.Btock.Montreal 6 p.c.BtocK.| .Montreal Cor.Bonds, .Montreal W.W.Bonds.| EXCHA pank of London, 60 days.Murchants Bills, 90 days.Bankon demand cn New York.ere cons 81e p.c.Quebec Cor.io.do.hante Billg .\u2026\u2026\u2026.0.Bank Gold Drafts on New York.-\u2014\u2014® \u2014\u2014 Gold rates at noon in New York.\u2014 @ \u2014\u2014 WALL STREET SPECULATION The reliable house of ALEX FROTHINGHAM & Co., No.12 Wal street, + ew York, publish a handseme eight page weekly paper, called the Weekly Financial Report which they send free to any address.In addition to a large number of editorials on financial and business topics, it contains very full and accurate reports of the sales and standing of every bond, stock and security dealt in at the Stock xchange.Messrs, FROTHINGHAM & Co.aro ex- teneive brokers, Of large experience and trisd integrity.In addition to their stock brokerage busi- nest.They sell what are termed * Privileges, or * Puis and Calls,\u201d now one of the favorite methods of legitimato speculation.Their adviceis valuable; and following it, many bave made fortunes.\u2014 ew Ford Metrovolis, ; ©.118 = : will prevent the \u201cfrom Post office, at 511 Lagauchetiers street, À .Montreal, Eth July, 1876.HE FISHERMAN'S FRIEND SQUITO OIL tacks of Mosquitoes, Black Plies, Fleas, Anis, &c.Do not fail to get that prepared by 131+ j a \u20ac LOT Ge Jamia street, Loouns, Loons.Looms have been in use for several thousand years.During the present century wonderful improvements have been made in their construction.The products of the loom are to-day important staples of our civilization.Go to CHEAPSIDE for a great variety of loomvwork, as follows :\u2014 COLORED SILKS, COLORED SILKS.NAVY BLUE SILKS, 22 inch wide, well worth $1.50, selling fast at only $1 a yard.CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE WORLD.NAVY BLUE SILKS (Gros Grains), 24 inches wide, only $1.25 a yard.MID BLUE GROS GRAIN, only $1.25 a yard.DARE-BLUE GBOS (GRAIN, only $1.25 a yard.SEYE-BLUE SILK only $1.25.: SEAL-BROWN SILKS, very wide, only $1.25 a yard.All warranted or no sale, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.No.1\u2014Lot to clear all at 17c., worth 25¢.No.2\u2014Lot to clear all at 20c., worth 30c.No.3\u2014Lot to clear all at 25c., worth 35¢.BLACK LUSTRES, BLACK LUSTRES.Special lots clearing out at desperate low prices.No.Lan ot BLACK LUSTRES, 15c.à yard, worth ce.No.2 dot BLACK LUSTRES, 27c.a yard, worth IC.No.3\u2014Lot 20c.a yard, well worth 35c.KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES.Our Stock of KID GLOVES ig the finest on this - continent.: UNDERWEAR.Our stock of UNDERCLOTHING and HOSIERY is the cheapest in Canada.Gents\u2019 super.GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS, only 38c.each.Heavy Super.MERINO, only 50¢, worth 75¢.GREY COTTON, very heavy, only Gc.a yard.Country merchants supplied.AMERICAN PRINTS only 6¢.a yard.Country merchants supplied.- HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.LADIEY®\u2019 SPANISH BROWN HOSE, 10c.a pair, Cheapest in Canada.LATTES\u2019 WHITE CORSETS, 30¢.One lot WHITE VIENNA QUILTS, only $1.25 each worth $1.75.BUY YOUR DRY-GOODS AT CHEAPSIDE, 437 and 439 Notre Dame street.A.A.MURPHY, 157+ PROPRIETOR.NOTE\u2014Sole Agent for the CENTENNIAL TIDY BUTTON.ANTED TO PURCHASE Theatrical Dresses (male), second-hand.Address, stating style, colors, size and price, \u201c Dramaticus,' this office 161-1 FE SALE, two Milking Goats.Apply at 217 Visitation street.161-3 ERSONAL.\u2014If J.F.Henegar will please call at STAR Office and enquire for T.H.be may hear of eomething to his sdvantage.161-2 \u2018WANTED TO RENT, a medium-sized comfortable house, west of Bleury street, near the line of the ©.P.Rallway preferred; rent not to exceed $300 per annum.Address H.W.A,, P.0.Box 198, City.161-3 OOMB.\u2014WANTED, two or three rooms, suitable , for housekeeping ; central locality.Address, terms, &c., -* Rooms,\u201d Drawer 466, Post Ofce.2 ROOMS Three Unfurnished Rooms on Ingpector street to let; $6 per month.Address, by letter, R 18, this offce.161-3 ROIS re let, unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping ; rentmoderate.Apply at 61 Champ de Mars street.161- RODS errs low ; first-class Rooms; fine Bath-room, Apply at 20 Brunswick street near Beaver Hall, 161-2 OARD\u2014 Wanted by a gentleman, with use of bath.Address O 21, this office.1681-2 OARD\u2014Vacancies for day and permanent boarders at the Cote House, 41 minutes\u2019 walk Fou two-year-old heifer; is mow in St.Gabriel Market Pound.The owner can have the animal on proving property aud paying expenses.It notdemanded before Wednesday evening, will be sold.161 Wass a good General Servant.Apply at V__822St, Urbain street.161-2 ANTED, a General Servant.Oraig stfeet.A AH ED, a situation by a boy, 16 years of age ; hag been accustomed to take charge of a horse and cow and wait at the table ; is willing to make himself geuerally useful ; can produce zood references.Address À.M., this office.161-3 ANTED, Lithograph Printers and Transferers at 590 Craig street.161-2 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a good Cook; must wash and iron ; city references.Apply, at 27 Victoria street.61-1 Apply at 660 re Ÿ181-2 ANTED, a young girl as Nurse to take charge of two young children.Apply between 10 a.m.and 2 p.m.at 916 Dorchester street.161-2 WASTED: a girl as General Servant.Apply at 575 St.Dominique stret.161-1 BTED, Work by the day.Apply in rear of WW \u201c27 Chénnevitie street.vets ANTED, a General Servant; small family; references required.Apply at 58 University street.161-3 ANTED, a situation, either as General Servant in a small family or as a Nurse.Apply in rear of 150 St.Maurice street.161-3 MERCERS # Contains one grain Quinine to each wine-glass- TONIC OF THE DAY, ful *\u2014Dr.Baker Edwards.HE\" A most agreeable and elegant preparation.\u201d Public Health Magazine, §F- Try dit.1614 MONTREAL AND BOSTON AIR LINR, DIRECT, QUICKEST, AND UNBIVALLED ONLY \u2019BOENERY ROUTE TO LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, WHITE and FRAN- CONIA MOUNTAINS, PORTLAND, BOSTON NEW YORK, all points East and South, and THE CENTENNIAL.Continuous traing, superb equipments, smooth road-bed, polite emyloyeee, parlor and sleeping- cars, unexcelled restaurants at convenient points, On and after Monday, June 5th, Trains will leave Montreal as follows: Day Express, with Parlor Car, at.s.\u2026c0019 8, Night Express, with Pullman Sleeping Car, at 3 p.m Choice of 15 different routes of Centennial Tickets at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.gend Postage or call for Centennial Circular.Remember this is the only pleasure travel route to .PORTLAND, BOSTON, NEW YORK AND THB CENTENNIAL, Insure satisfaction by calling at the General Office, before purchasing tickets, 202 ST.JAMES STREET, 202, H.E, FOLSOM, Superintendent, GUSTAVE LEVE, Can, Pass.Agent, 146x (GHOLERA, DIARRHŒA, AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS Cured by taking Blackberry Carminative, a safe and effectual eure, both for children and adults.No one should be withont a bottle, and be sure that ou get that prepa! y yong TATE & COVERNTON, 1814 157 St.James street.TAR BRAND BLACK k LUSTRES AND ALPACAS, which for bril- lianey and durability of Color, surpass all other makes THOMAS BRADY, 400 St Joseph Street, 400, 14 x À ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [10481] District of Montreal.CIRCUIT COURT, Montreal\u2014Michel Lolls, Plaintiff, vs.William Dowell, Defendant.\u2014 Will ba sold by public auction, by authority of justice, on Tuesday, the Eighteenth day of July, ist, at T'en of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the eald defendant, corner of Gaz and Lafontaine streets, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chattels geizcd in this causo, consisting of a Sofa, Cupboard, &c.Terms cash.PROS A.CADOT, B.§ O._ Montreal, 8th July, 1874.ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.103.] District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT, Montreal \u2014 James Lang, Plaintifi, vs.Charles Clark, Defendant.\u2014WilL be gold by public auction, by authority of justice, on Monday, the Seventeenth day of July inst.at Ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the Sheriff Office, in the Court House, in the City of Montreal, all the goods znd chattels seized in- this cause, consisting of Sixty Shares in the Montreal Maau- facturing Company, in the City of Montreal, of ons hundred doll+rs each, as belong to the said Plain- iff, 8 cash.uf.Term A.BOUBRET, B S.C.Montreal, Sth July, 1876.181-1 PEOYLE CE OF QUEBEC, [No.7,429.] District of Montreal.CIRCUIT COURT, Montreal.\u2014 Alfred Dalbse, of Montreal, Avocat, Plaintiff, vs.Joseph Lalonde, pere, Of the same place, Defendant \u2014Will be sold hy public auction, by authority of justice, on Thursday, the Twentieth day of July inet., at Nie of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said Defendant, No 280 Amherst street, in the City of Montieal, ail the goods and chattels seized in this cause, consisting of Horse.&c.\u2018Terms cash.M.CHAUSSE, BSC.Montreal, July 10, 1876._ _ 101-1 ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No 103.1 District bf Montreal.STPERIQR.COURT, Moutreai: \u2014 James \u2018I Plaintiff, vs.Chaxles Clark, Defendant.\u2014Will De sold by publie auction, by anthorityof justice, on Monday, the teventeenth day of July ust.at Cw of tbe clock in the cfrernoon, at the domicile 0 the said defendant, in the City of Montreal, all the goods and chattels of sid Defendant sefesd th this canee, consisting of Household Furniture, &c.rme cash Te A.BOURRET, BAC, - 20001611 7e 1 ~ ~ SIX O'CLOCK.TELEGRAPHIC.FEARFUL CATASTROPHE.Toronto, July 10.A Milwaukee despatch says the propeller, St.\u2018\u2018Clair\u201d has been burned on Lake Superior.27 lives lost.Particulars soon, [Special to the STAR.] Turxe Rivers, July 10.The members of the Bar here were somewhat disgusted on Saturday when Judge Polette, after rendering a few judgments, informed them that his Honor Judge McCord had not sent up the judgments on the cases heard before him some three months ago, and he cannot therefore deliver them before the 1st of September next, as this is vacation.This is one of the benefits of having ambulatory judges to attend our courts here.The administration of justice in this district generally wants reforming.Thermometer in the shade 96°, [Special to the STAR.] .Orrawa, July 10.The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Canada opens on Wednes- ay.The annual Council of the Reformed Episcopal Church opens here on the 12th of July.A boy named Dogherty was drowned on Saturday, at Buckingham, by falling into a well.À man named Hotle fell against a gang- sow in McLaron\u2019s mill, an Satnrday night, and died this morning, The Governor-General and party will leave Ottawa for Manitoba on the 31st instant.Hon, Mr, Cartwright has gone to Kingston.Three horses were killed by sunstroke yesterday.[Special to the STAR.] ToroxTo, July 10.A rumor is current that the Judges of the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench met this morning apd decided to call upon the Hon.Geo.Brown to show cause why he should not be committed to gaol for contempt of Court in writing an article in Saturday\u2019s Globe with regard to the Judge\u2019s decision in the case of Simpson vs.the West Durham News.The affair is creating considerable excitement here.Ii is said that immediate steps are to be taken, The Toronto rate-payers vote to-morrow cn the by-law to grant a loan to Hamilton & Sons\u2019 foundry out of the city funds, and to authorize the borrowing of money for repairing the streets.The Grace Church difficulty is still in progress.Rival vestry meetings are to be held to-night.On Mr, Jones\u2019 side an address will be presented to Hon, M.C.Cameron, for defending the clergyman without fee.At the other church it is said that a law suit will be brought against a son of Jones, for saying that one of the actors in the disturbance called his father \u2018\u201c a papist,\u201d There is talk of an action for embezzlement, The Committee of the Canadian Association appointed to ascertain the place of burial of the warrior Tecumseh, with the view of having his remains buried beside those of General Brock, returned from the xearch on Friday.Great difficulty was experienced in getting information as to where Tecumseh was buried, owing to local jealousies, The Committee, seeing the hostility, thought it advisable to defer action.Rev.Mr, Hunter, of Queen street Methodist Church, signified last night his intention of not allowing his pulpit to be made an advertising medium, The thermometer has gone from Saturday morning at 80 © in the shade to 95° in the shade yesterday afternoon.NEWS OF THE WORLD, Lonpon, July 10.Edward Pierrepoint, United States Minister, bas arrived smd will be-prosent- ed to the Queen at Windsor Castle tomorrow.The Standard says it understands that the Foreign Office has received the report of the prelimniary enquiry at Auckland into the proceedings of the British war vessel \u2018\u2018 Barraocouta,\u201d in connection with recent affairs at the Samoan Islands, and it has been considered desirable toorder the vessel home.Ragusa, July 10.Intelligence received here from Sclavonic sourcessays that in an engagement between the Turks and Servians on the 6th inst., the Turks captured 450 muskets and 40 boxes of cartridges.The Turkish General Mehemed Ali Pasha is at Granitza, on the Servian frontier, half an hour\u2019s walk from Yavos.The Servian General Zach is stated to have been wounded in the late engagement, Lorpox, July 10.Arrived out: Steamship ¢ China,\u201d from Boston.GIBRALTAR, July 10.The statement, published in the Gibraltar { Guardian that the officers of the garrison at this place who were absent on leave had been recalled, is incorrect.On the contrary, the officers are still proceeding on leave for the summer.BERNE, July 10.À fire yesterday at Ugo, a village 18 miles north-east of Zurich, destroyed 52 houses.Two persons are reported missing.Lonpox, July 10.A Times special from Glasgow says : \u2014 \u201c Owing to the unprecedented protracted depression of trade, some of the mill proprietors here and in the other districts of Scotland have notified their employees of a ten per cent.reduction in wages.This will affect many thousands of persons, and some of the workmen will probably strike.\u201d BALTIMORE, MD., July 10, The sixteenth annual meeting of the National Education Association was begun this morning, in this city.Lonpox, July 10, John Edward Cooke, stock and share- broker, has failed ; liabilities, $680,000; assets, $42,000, New York, July 10, À suit has been commenced against the New York and Hudson River Railroad by the Government to recover the amount of $200,000, unpaid taxes on profits and penalties for not making proper returns, QuEEEC, July 10, The Union Bank held their annual meeting at noon.It was largely attended.The report was a most successful one, and satisfactory to the meeting, The President valued stock with rest at 10 per cent.premium.The retiring Directors were re-elected and a vote of thanks to the Directors and officers passed.ToroxTo, July 10, The Globe has the following special from London, dated on the 8th inst : The Merchant Shipping Bill has been amended in accordance with my cable despatch of last Saturday.The bill, as rendered, will be reported to the House of Lords next Friday.As the bill now stands, it reverses the decision of the House of Commons, allows three-feet deck-loads, and makes other concessions to Canadian interests.The bill, after passing the Lords, must be referred back to the Commons for approval, owing to the alterations made, Phe Toronto loan is very fairly taken at 1024.The Canadian Teamarrived at the Wimbledon Camp this afternoon.A story 1s told by a witness, who saw a man named Jackson, who was drowned in the bay on Saturday, fall into the water, to the effect that he could have saved the li e of Jackson had he been allowed the use of a boas, fur which he asked, and in which were the deputy-harbor master and another man.\u201c\u2018Inthe wee small hours\u201d yesterday morning, a lad, fifteen years old, was discovered in the jewellery store of a Mr, J.Kenton, on Queen street, west, going through the consents.He had part of his plunder on his person.Two juveniles were also arrested for stealing $1.50 from a house on Chestnut street.When taken they were both drunk, \u2018 There were 906 interments, in the city cemetery for the six months ending June \u2018The Toronto Field-Battery are to-day \u201cthe engaged in shell practice for the Governor- General's medal.The range is 1,200 yards, and the target is anchored in the lake.The Toronto Fuel Association, which started with such a flourish of trumpets a ; couple of years back, advertise their pro- i perty for shade.Weather fine ; thermometer at noon, 90° in the shade, QUEBEC, July 10, The Lacrosse teams arrived this mom- ing.All are well.They seem to be delighted with their trip and the hearty reception they met with in the old country.They left for Montreal at one o\u2019clock.A collision is reported on.the Levis and Kennebec Railway, by which several persons were injured, No particulars are given, WALKERTON, Ont., June 10, Yesterday, two young girls, ed 15 and 13, daughters of 5 Samuel oare, farmer, in the 12th Concession of Brant, near here, went into the river to bathe, and, venturing beyond their depth, were both drowned.CITY NEWS.\u2014 Mr.Roy, butcher, Mignonne street, died suddenly to-day from cholera morbus.\u2014 More bricks have fallen out of the old building formerly used as Robinson\u2019s saw works, on to the sidewalk, on William street.\u2014 Mr, E, T.Chambers, head master of the Prince Albert schools, St.Henri, has been presented with a handsome testimonial by the trustees, as a mark of their appreciation of his services, \u2014 Mr, Farmer one of the employees of the Prothonotary\u201ds office,who was suspended some time ago in connection with the Court House Investigation, has again been replaced by the Government.\u2014 As Mr.Richard MacDonnell, advocate, was passing from St.Francois Xavier street into St.James street, one day last week, he was struck a severe blow on the eye by one of the carters, who was fooling with a piece of stick.The accident might have been much more serious, and should act as a lesson to the carters to be a little more circumspect in their behaviour on the stands.\u2014 The accusation brought by l\u2019Abbe Chabert against Mr.DeBellefeuille for malpractice as a lawyer was heard before the Council of the Bar last week, and judgment is expected to be rendered on Thursday next.It came out in evidence that when the Abbe was arrested no warrant had been issued against him.Abbott and Trudel for DeBellefeuille and Mr.Thos.Foran for Chabert.\u2014 Joseph Rean, 30, laborer; Narcisse Dupuis, 21, shoemaker, and Denis Lefebvre, 14, no occupation, were charged at the Police Court to-day with having broken into thehouseof Mr.Wm.Morgan, and stolen therefrom $15.05 in money and a quantity of clothing.As the evidence was clearly against two of them, they were sent to the Reformatory School for 4 years ; the other, Dupuis, was discharged.BrierLETs.\u2014The Rev.Mr.Bray will probably be offered the pastorate of Zion Church.The children of St.Catherine street Baptist Church Sunday School held their annual picnic at Belœil on Saturday, to the number of 600, accompanied by the pastor, Rev, Mr.Denovan, and the officers of the school.The strawberry and ice- cream festival of the Zion Church Sunday School workers was held on Saturday.INCONSISTENCY.\u2014The Witness, which is the evening organ of the police, in its first edition to-day, states in an article that \u2018\u2018 Detectives Lafon and Riche\u201d arrested William Taylor and a young woman on Wednesday night, In another paragraph, in the same edition, the police white- washer berates the STAR for mentioning \u2018\u201cLafon\u2019s\u201d name in connection with the affair.How inconsistent?Our evening contemporary, having so many libel suits on hand, would like to bein good company, and have the STAR involved in such pleasant and profitable proceedings along with it, but it will be as much disappointed this time as it has been heretofore, when it was dull of news, and took to prophesying about this journal.The Witness should reserve all its powder for stalping mo at is likely to take place on the return to town of the redoubtable Stephen J.Meany.It will fad enough to do to look after that libel suit, without troubling itself with other people\u2019s business.OUTREMONT, \u2014STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, \u2014 On Saturday night last, about half-past 11 o\u2019clock, during the heavy thunderstorm that visited the neighborhood on that evening, a stable and coach-house, the property of Col, D'Orsonnens, of this place, were struck by lightning, and set on fire It was first discovered by the watchman, who, acting with great presence of mind, immediately released the horses, and also succeeded in saving a carriage and a few other things.In the meantime, Chief Constable Wolton, whose attention was early attracted by the glare to the burning buildings, aroused the neighbors and with them hurried to the scene, As it was useless attempting to save the stables, all efforts were directed to securing the safety of the dwelling-house of Col.D\u2019Orsonnens, and, thanks to the dispatch with which the neighbors sent up their water-carts, and the good well upon the premises, water was plentiful, and the fire was prevented from spreading, Mr, Beaubien, M.P.P,, with a large staff of his farm hands, on hearing the alarm sounded, were quickly on the spot, and rendered invaluable assistance, as also did, among others, Messrs.Carsley, Reed, Burton, Robson, Rogers, &e.The coachman also certainly deserves great credit for the endeavors he made to save property, in doing which his hands were considerably burnt.It would be well if, in country places, the village authorities would keep at hand some simple means of extinguishing fire, as, owing to the absence of these, and the great delay that necessarily takes place before assistance can be procured, a loss is often incurred which might be prevented if the danger was met at the outset.ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT.A YANEREE MONTREALER.\u2014We do not zee what you are driving at.The hot weather may have affected you.Consult your medical adviser, and, when convalescent, call at our office and talk the matter over calmly and quietly, HEROIC ACT OF A YOUNG GIRL, On Friday last, a little boy two and a half years old, the son of Mr.Laverty, of Cote des Neiges, fell into a deep well on the premises, and would have been drowned bub for the courageous act of a young servant girl named Lizzie Buckley.Seeing the child meet with the accident, the brave Lizzie rushed to the spot, jumped in, and held the boy above water until her cries brought assistance, when both were rescued very much exhausted.On asking this noble girl if she knew that the well was deep enough to drown her before she made the plunge to save a human life, she answered that she \u2018\u2018 neither knew nor cared.\u201d Such a young heroine should be decorated with the Humane Society's medal, and given something more substantial as a reward for her brave conduct.A RAILWAY CASE.On Saturday last, Mr.Thomas Nolan, the station-master at St.Ann\u2019s, was summoned before the Police Court here, to answer the charge of assaalting Mr.Pilon.Mr, Nolan had also a cross-charge of assault against Pilon.It appeared from the evidence that Pilon wanted to force himself into a wrong compartment of the train, whicn Mr.Nolan would not allow, and forced him back, whereupon Pilon struck the stationmaster and used very bad language Messrs.Abbott, Q.C., and Devlin defended Mr.Nolan, and also, on being sworn, testified as witnesses to the courtesy aud ab- tention shcwn passengers by Mr Nolan The case was ably conducted for Pilon Ly Mr.St.Pierre.The Court, afer a prolonged trial, fined Nolan $12.Charlcs Bye, a switchman, was als) az:ised of assault by Pilen and fined $12, BASE BALL, The first game of the series for the championship and flags preseuted by the Montreal Base Ball Association took place on Saturday afternoon Jast, between the Excelsior -and\u2019 Caledonia Clabs, on the grounds of the former Club, Tanneries West, and resulted in a victory for the Excelsiore, as will be seen by the score appended: EXCELSIOR.CALEDONIA.R 1B PO RB ls Po M Murtagh, p.2 0 1|J Davey, c.1 0 6 PQ'Connell,c'#,2 2 0|@ Smyth 16.173 0 9 WMcKinnon, e.l 9 41 J Ward, 3b 2 3 1 J Paxdellian, 1b.4 5 B Fuller, 2b 2 0 7 A CShaw, 2b.4 2 5|RSeargeant 67.3 1 1 J Webster, 3b.4 1 4|J Houlihan,1f.1 2 0 J Brown, 88,.,.3 2 3|J Dalrymple, p.0 1 1 J Villemair, 11.3 1 3 |G Halliday,ss.0 0 1 1 Glennon, r f,,.1 0 2|WOCuthbert,z£.0 0 1 Totals.24 8 27 Totals.12 7 27 Innings.\u20141234567809.Excelsior.\u20140 557 3822 00-24, Caledonia,\u20145 20 2 0 0 0 0 3\u201412, Mr, James Mooney, of the Excelsior Base Ball Club, officiated as umpire, Scorers\u2014Excelsior, J, McKinnon ; Caledonia, S, Ritchie.SPECIAL SESSIONS.BEFORE HIS HONOR JUDGE COURSOL, This morning, before Judge Coursol, John Warner and Thomas Rolling were charged with breaking into the wholesale clothing manufactory of Messrs, O\u2019Brien, McGill and College street, on the 6th of May last, and stealing therefrom, Warner being convicted, the sentence on Rolling being deferred until Thursday next, Henry Flanagan, a clerk in the Custom House, wag charged with stealing a purse from the person of J.B, Roun on the day of the Fete Dieu while the latter was looking at the procession.By the defence it was proved by Mr, Millan, of the Customs, that the accused showed the purse openly to the employees as having found it, and was advised by Mr, Millan to retain it until an advertisement appeared for it in the papers.On this evidence being adduced, the Crown at once gave up the pro- gsecution, and his Honor ordered the discharge of the accused, Mr, D, MacMaster for the defence, COLE'S CIRCUS, HIPPODROME AND MENAGERIE, It is often said that there is nothing new under the sun, and more especially in regard to a circus performance is this aphorism applicable.Mr.W.W.Cole, determined to give something new, and that would entirely outrival the old sawdust ring, has established a hippodrome, and is the first to enter the Dominion with such a monster show.He has secured the Lacrosse grounds for locating, and, between rent and the municipal license, has invested over a thousand dollars in advance of the leviathan exhibition making its appearance, Mr, Cole comes here from \u2018Western Canada, where he has met with unparalleled success, the citizens of Toronto, Hamilton, London, St.Catharines and other places turning out in thousands to see the promised novelties.In addition to the Hippodrome, of which we will give a description hereafter, there will be an Aquarium, Menagerie and Circus, with a performance which such papers as the Toronto Globe, Mail and Hamilton Times speak of in the most glowing terms.Mr.Cole opens here on the 25th, and will remain three days.YOUNG TAYLOR LOCKED UP.It is stated to-day, on 'what we believe to be good authority, that young Taylor, whose name has become notorious in connection with the illegal arrest on Wednesday last, has been locked up in a cell of the Ontario street Station until he can be shipped off on a voyage to Australia.On calling at the station in question to-day, the Sergeant in charge said he could give no information in the matter, and referred our representative to Sub- Chief Naigle, The Sergeant had evidently been directed to keep these illegal proceedings dark.On Saturday last, when our reporter called at the same station, the Sergeant on duty, who admitted he was the responsible officer on duty on Wednesday evening, denied all knowledge of the young man Taylor having been arrested and brought to the station, and also assured us he was not then there.Now, there has been an amount of gross deception all round in this matter, as Detective.Lafon assured us to-day, and we do not doubt his word, that Taylor was taken to the Ontario street station on being arrested, and has been incarcerated there ever since.It cannot be that the Police Committee will overlook all these illegal and mysterious proceedings, which are so calculated to bring the administration of the law into contempt, FINANCIAL, STAR Orrice, 4 p.m,, July 10, 1876, | The financial position to-day was quiet in tone, and unaltered in price.In sympathy with the advance in New York to $4.89, Sterling Exchange on the local money market was firm at 1095 to 109%; busines small ; price nominal, Documentary bills were quiet at 10S$ to 109.There was nothing doing in loans, Discounts, from 7 to 9 per cent.Gold drafts on New York were easy at about par.The Stock Market to-day was firm, The sales at the Montreal Stock Exchange this morning were as follows :\u201434 Bank of Montreal at 1874 ; 17 Merchants\u2019 at 922 ; 28 doat 924; 31 do at 924; 9.Commerce at 1204; 160 Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co.at 92 ; 64 do at 912 ; 100 Royal Canadian Insurance Co, at 934.The following were the sales at the morning board of the Open Stock Exchange: 10 shares Bank of Montreal at 1873 ; 100 Canada Agricultural Insurance Company at 100 (fully paid); 100 do at 101.The Inland Revenue receipts to-day were $2,078.80, against $2,273.52 on the corresponding day of last year.The Customs\u2019 receipts to-day were $8,- 313.03.At New York gold opened at 111%, and declined to 111%, but closed at the opening rate.Sterling Exchange opened at $4.88} and advanced to $4.89, at which figure it closed.The following were the fluctuations in stocks :\u2014 .Op'g.11:30 1:25 Clsg Pacific Mail.,.ow \u2014 2611 26% 261 \u2018W.U.Telegraph nL 7 73% 71 Lake Shore.5714 574 56% 50% N.Y.Central \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 109 BockIsland.\u2014 19 \u2014 109 Ohio and Miss.\u2014 16% 164 164 North-West._\u2014 = A Do referr 67% 685 66% Union Pacific, , 63 63 63 C.C.and I.C.3 \u2014 34 Toledo, and Wabash \u2018a \u2014 dé aul, a \u2014 4 8 724 7% 71% Eri@acsivococarses .147; 143 14% Mr, C.Beausoeliel has been appointed official assignee to the estate of Barrette & Beauchamp, dry goods merchants, No, 105 Notre Dame street.A settlement of 561 cents on the dollar has been effected with the creditors.At a meeting of the creditors of Jacob Ollendorf, tobacconist, 244 St.James street, held recenily at the office of Mr, William Rhind, Official Assignee, a composition of 10c, cash on the dollar was accepted by the creditors.A composition of 17%c.on the dollar was made between À.Urquhart& Co., wholesale grocers, and their creditors at a meeting held a short time since at the office of Wm.Rhind, Official Assignee.It is stated that Mr.McKinnon, biscuit manufacturer, St.Joseph street, has been unable to meet his liabilities, which are estimated at about $40,000.By reference to another column it will be seen that there is in reality to be another line of steamers to compete with the Richelicu and Ontario Navigation Co.between this city and Quebec.This afternoon we wore shown a telegram received by a prominent gentleman in this city, stating that ** one steamer of the \u2018Peoples\u2019 Live\u2019 had arrived at Quebcee, aud another was on the way up from St.Juln, N.B.\u201d The boats of this new line are said to be owned by a party having plenty of means, sud is placing there steamers hasinhabited the house\u2014but their strength young rainbow-fish burst from the father\u2019s .could De raised further north than Por- and, besides, whirling around in great | motion, heat another, electricity another, \u201ctranslated by that incomprehensible thing , or in the minutest organism, are but mo- \u201881i JouN, N.B., January, 1868.at Tilbury Fort were supplied with water collected on the roofs of thetbuilding, and andl servants at the railway station, a few obtatned their known at the railway station and on the | monstrated that oil with an igniting point | THE MONTREAL EVENING STAR, the speaker claimed to be the most dangerous of all preparations of petroleum, A sample of it at seventy degrees was subjected to the test usually applied by retail dealers to satisfy customers.A lighted match was held to an open vessel of it without ignition taking place.A small portion was put into a can, shaken up and a light introduced, when an explosion occurred, showing that the stuff becomes explosive upon mixing with the oxygen of the atmosphere.\u2018The speaker claimed that oil should stand a test of 300 degrees in order to be safe and that,no device could be contrived which would render safe the burning of an article inherently dangerous,\u2014New York Herald, 7th.FAMILY MATTERS, A HovsExoup CmmENT.\u2014Alum and\u2019 Plaster of Paris, well mixed in water and used in a liquid state, form a hard composition, and 1s a useful cement.COVERING FOR JARS.\u2014A good waterproof paper for covering jars used in preserving, etc., may be made by brushi over the paper with boiled linseed oil, an suspending it over a line to dry.A PLEASANT DENTRIFICE.\u2014A natural dentrifice is the common strawberry.Its juice, without any preparation, helps to dissolve the tarterous incrustations on the teeth, and improves the breath, Use with the juice a tolerably soft tooth- rush.MENDINGE GLAss,\u2014For mending valuable glaes objects which would be disfigured by common cement, chrome cement may be used, This is a fnixture of five parts gelatine to one of a solution of acid chromate of lime.The broken edges are covered with this, pressed together, and exposed to sunlight, the effect of the latter being to render the compound insoluble | even in boiling water, SEDATIVE WAIER,\u2014An excellent sedative water for external application for bruises or aches of any kind is composed of ammonia two-ounces; tincture of camphor, two drachms and a half; common salt, two ounces; and water, two pints.Mix and dissolve without heat, This is largely used in France, and is sold under a patent medicine name, It is an excellent liniment for cattle when strengthened by the addition of ten drachms more ammonia.Krrrine WEEVILS FROM BAëon.\u2014Take cane molasses and apply to the flesh parts carefully, as much as will adhere, then sprinkle on a3 much ground pepper (the kind commonly found in stores, called black by some) as will adhere, and hang up in smoke-house, or any place you wish to keep it.In order that the above may be effectual, it must be applied immediately after smoking, for if the germ or nit, or egg from which the germ 1s hatched, is lodged on the meat before the application is made it will not be effectual.With this applied, the meat keeps nice and sweet.EXERCISE.\u2014 The great advantage of walking in the open air over other exercise lies in the fact that every muscle in the body is greatly and uniformly brought into action by the swing of the legs and the arms, and, consequently, of the trunk in a vertical direction.The undulations made by the head, chest and abdomen, in a vertical plane, are thus not only according to Hogarth\u2019s line of beauty, but also in that tending to perfect health.Every internal organ is gently stimulated tomore robust action.Never, in a common walk, does a person breathe twice the same air, because he is constantly changing his position, This fact alone is of incalculable advantage, Some writers contend that the re-breathing of air once partially used is one ofjthe most fertile caures of consumption.The most favorable time for wallx- ing is about mid-day in the winter, and in the morning and toward evening in the summer, Youre HOUSEEEEPERS.\u2014Arrange your work systematienlly ; by so doing you will accomplish more\u2014have time-for visiting, receiving visitors, etc, Of two women whom we know, oË equal means and time, one accomplishes one-third morethan thé other\u2014never seems in a hurry, her house is as neat as a pin, herself likewise, while the other, how shall we describe her home?Go in with me; every chair is full\u2014\u2014¢ Oh, my ! excuse the looks of the house, I am washing, baking, and trying to get some cleaning done, and had not time to make the bed and rig up.\u201d No system here, you mentally exclaim.Better apportion each day with its proper taslts, As we urged you to be neat in your dress and house, be particularly so in ar.: ranging your table ; it is not necessary to- have the finest linen, china or silver ; of course, they are something to be desired, and we do mol undervalue either their beauty or worth, but with a table covered with a fine white cloth, of course, neat stoneware (white and perfectly plain), good \u2018and wholesome food, well cooked, you can raise yourself greatly in the esteem of a hungry man ; no matter if you are not as handsome as you would like, you will get better looking in his eyes every day.Be cheerful, welcome your husband with not only à neat house and person, but a smile, Whatever annoyances the day might have brought him, try to banish by the loving arts of which love makes you mistress, DR.EARLE\u2019S TESTIMONIAL.Mi.James I.; Chemist.Sir,\u2014For several months past, I have used your Compound Syrup for the treatment of incipient phthisis, chronje bronchitis, and other affections of the chest, and'I have no hesitation in stating that it ranks foremost amongst the remedies used in those diseases.Being an excellent nervous tonic, it exerts a directin- fluence on the nervous system, and through it it invigorates the body.It affords me pleasure to recommend a Ba which is really good in cases for which FeLLows, Manufacturing it is intended, when so many advertised are wdrse than useless.I am, Sir, yours truly, Z.8S.EARLE, Jr., M.D.TAILORING.A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER.The great PIERRE MALO is our Cutter and Super- ntbndent in our Clothing and Tailoring Depart- meht.J.KEHOE & CO,\u20198, 108 McGill Street.DBRY-GOODS AND CLOTHING, 160x _ BOBACCOS, &e M QOKERS, \"FOR A GOOD SMOKE VEE THX \u2018MYRTLE NAVY TOBACCO.R&O0H PLUG STAMPED T.& B.Trade-Marks registered, C.N.D.086¢00DR, 220-c0d0 m Agent.OLLS, &o.OEFS PATENT Ware Part, 58.per cent, cheaper than genwine White Lead, \u2018EQUAL BODY AND FAR GREATER BULK (WHITER.) BEST WHITE PAINT YET KNOWN FOR OUTSIDE WORK.The genuine ig branded \u201cA, RAMSAY & SON.\u201d 158x LEGAL NOTICES, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.1809.] District of Montreal SUPERIOR COURT\u2014Dame Caroline Rocheleau, of the City of Montreal, wife of David Pre- vost, heretofore of the same place, Carpenter, and now absent from this Province, duly authorized a ester en justice, Plaintiff ; vs.The said David Prevost, Defendant, An action for separation from bed and board hag been instituted before this Court in this cause.: T, & C.C.DE LORIMIE Attorneys for Plaint! Montreal, 21st June, 1876, 147-lm x NEWLY INVENTED PATENT BEIN HOLDER, This contrivance is for the purpose of holding the reins in the position in which the driver may place them when he stops.THE CANADA TRUSS FACTORY, 688 snd 990 orale street L ' l44xeoam POST OFFICE TIME TABLE, For Orrivn, Montreal, 19th June, 1876, MEDICINES, &o.QUININE is admitted upon the best authority to be the safest and most reliable tonic in cases of extreme exhaustion, With à weak and irritable stomach.The objectionable bitter is completely disguised in ss Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine.» DELIVERY, | MATL.CLOSE.A.M, P.M OwTARIO AM PAL HILDREN TEETHING.8 00|.|0) Ottawa by RBailway.| 7 45| 8 00 \u2014 8 60)1.-8) Provinos ot ntarl.\u2026| 7 48) 8 00 GEHRIG BROS.ees ve ve UÉO.0 0010 .a ee \"0° ELECTRO-MOTOR TEETHING.NECELA4CES, toossocsjocnsor CDEC De Sn u0016 veacso] 800 A supply IN ©) Quebec by Ballvra egejrrerno] 8 00 P * Free Rivers, A a: B, E.McGALE, Figdnhn ] Sup EE.rene wens] 8.00 DISPENSING CHEMIST, ORE sosrojrerour] 3 00 301 8ST, JOSEPH STREET, Et lal i i EE 2088 MONTREAL, 155 St.Johns (6) and Vermont 00lsss00>| JUnction R.Re.0.|vac0001 L 30 Bhefford and South SEC.10 00 seus] RAÜWAYS 000craocs enos]soouso) 1 30 SE LOCAL MAILS, - 13 00.Beaubarnols Route.8000 uss DON'T ACHE, ar an » Cesaire, RO 00000 roman, Varennes An infaillible remedy ox TOOTHACHE, 21 00leu0s0r de Verche \"UE 180 AND .aul, sessue 11 00|.,., |L&nnery Wes 7 00] 2 10 50/5 de Huntingaon.$ o9| 2 00 BLACKBERRY ELIXIR, 15 80sec Longueuil ; 6 00| 2 00 For DIARRHŒA, DYSENTERY, CANADIAN x secs vorreresfe ar Daprair sn 2000 [100 130 Tobonadat ; 11 O01 Bosallo 2 TH 7 00l.v\u2026 NO.216 St.Lawrence Main street, jo = Trosoose] 5 A5), CODt.,000e ooccommecccrcoo] 7 00/26 5 DR.MCMILLAN, aix 8 80| 5 00|Point St.Charles, .| 8 30] 2 46 St.Laurent,St.Eustache, i Senclastique and 00 sevsners| 1 BO[SE: Jerome, St Howe aud] © oof\" \\ NV EX suffer from lassitude, ex- sevinses] & 80| Bt Therese.virevaeses| 7 00fssrsns haustion, restlessness and general debility, 10 00 St.Johns and St.Armand 0p 1 30 When such a valuable remedy is at hand as *****\u2019|Three Rivers, by North « Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine.\u201d 5 00js.| Shore Land Route.sal 199 156x tesegorciooeu0el oococrasaououves , B TED MARITIME PRC , INGATES CELEBRA 8 00le0000.New Prmmewier, Kova { } 18088 aIways ENGLISH BEMEDIES, full assortment cotia and P, L.| L** L .Newfoundland ferward- D.E.LEWIS, Chemist, &c., ed dally on Halifax, 273 and 275 ST.JOSEPH STREET whence despatch 18 on Gor.MAPLE AVENUE, nearly opposite MURBAY .al en Russdars 800 STREET.155x asvtocsiaunue0 AFo0usuce O LADIES and LITTLE ONES.UNITED STATES.This is the time to get strength.Use ER'S QUININE 3 8330 sores ne Ne ot England 7 00] 1 30 The wing 18 10 aD, with PURE QUININE san\" New York and Southern 1 2088 B¥ Bee that you get the pure babar) gout\" tsland bonds Po riiand|\"\" Lsoap - 154-= 273 and 275 St.Joseph strest.J Desssousionsava|sounse v + : a) Western and Pacific | j'ROM the many testimonials in Ball Ww np es AUA Manitoha.\u2026.| 7 45) 8 00 our possession oe omarics are confirmed Letters, &o., prepaid vic New York) that : oases Maire ase Su, TOrk, s Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine,\u201d ned.Vo For Havana and West Indies vig d d given in conjunction Havana every Thursday p.m.eens F130 AR er dit produces excellent results in For Bt.Thomas, tho West Indies some of the most Obstinate cases for which it is and Brazil, on the 23rd of every recommended, 156% GREAT BRITAIN, By Canadian Line (Friday).ccvsvsliccselvarsse] 8 00 By New York on Mondays and rues- A0 01 sens ccnesisocosentu rs ou sosss ous e\u2026cu00| 2 00 &) Postal Car Bags open till 9.00 a.m.and 9.30 p.m 5) Postal Car Bags open till 2.30 and 9,30 p.m.Registered Letters must be posted 15 minutes before the closing of each Mail, Btreet Boxes arc visited at 10 a,m,, 12.30, 5.30 and pm.MISCELLANEOUS, par OO FISHING POLES, 18 raxT LONG = TROUT and TROLLING RODS, ALL PRICES.GHAPHAN'S CELEBRATED BAITS, : ALL PATTERNS, THX CELEBRATED \u201cPHANTOM\u201d MINNOW.FISH HOOKS, FISH LINES, GUT, GIMP, WHOLESALE.HIAM & OSTELL, 414 8, PAUL STEEET, Send for samples by post.Address Box 8L, = RIDING SADDLES, RIDING SADDLES, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, WHIPS, &o, At Prices to Suit the Times, HENEY & LACROEX, 467 Str, PaUuL STREET.125% JDRAIN PIPES, | PORTLAND CEMENT, ROMAN CEMENT, AMERICAN CEMENT, WATER LIME, FIRE BRICKS AND CLAY, WILLIAM MCNALLY, 62 McGill and 77 Grey Nun streets, AND SHOE MANU- mo BOOT FACTUREBS, French Glace Kid (first choice.) French Patent Calf (A A, extra large.) Erench Persians.French Glove Kid (J.M.& F.brand.) ¥rench Calisking, 8, U., extra large, Patent Enamelled Horse Hides (Spanigh,) English Levants (cheap.) English Strap Butts (heavy.) Brass Shoe Rivets, all sizes, 12 to 18 gauge, Iron Shoe Rivets, all sizes, 12 to 18 gauge, MACDONALD, 158-1m 33 8t.Nicholas street, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, QUETTON, ST, GEORGE & CO.have appointed an agent in Montreal to supply the pure wines o France, Spain and Germany at reasonable prices to the public, thereby enabling the masses to procure a Pure Wine by the bottle, gallon, &e., as they mayzrequire it.The well-known reputation of the firm is sufficient guarantee that all goods sold by them are as represented, pure and unadulterated Catalogues and price list at J.B.CARTWRIGHT & CO.S, 416 ST.PAUL STREET, Second door from Custom House square.ATCHES, WATCHES.- The subscribers have now the largest stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES In the Dominion, including some very superior TIMING WATCHES, which they offer for sale at very low prices.A written guarantee given with every Watch gold in our establishment, RICE SBHARPLEY & SONS; _160x 281 NOTRE DAME STREET, O DESMARAIS, Photographer, e Cor.ORAIG and ST, LAMBERT HILL, WILL REMOVE, in afew days, to 18ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STRERT, where he hopes to have the patronage of hiz friends and the public generally, na 105x UST! DUSTII Keep it down by buying HOSE and SPRINKLERS at reduced prices ,at MEILLEUR & CO,, 0-x 85 Craig atreet, near Bleury.MONEY LENTIMONEY ; LENT, Le Vineberg & Co., Pawn-Brokers, give notice to their customers that they have removed from 191 McGill streot to 142St.Joseph street, where they will carry on their business as usual.Please glve us a call.145-1m OT, HOT, HOT, COLD, - COLD, COLD BATHS J.BISAILLON, Halr-dresser and manufacturers of Wigs, Braids and Switches, 82s Notre Dame street.H.OLIVE, e TOM HOUSE FORWARDING, COMMISSI QUE AIEROAD an0 STEAMBOLT AGENT Om Office : 130 PRINCE WILLIAM ST, ST.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA 30v RAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CBHENT, BOMAN CEMENT, OANADA CEMENT, FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, For sale by W.& F, P.CURRIE & Co, 100 Grey Nan Street, MONTREAL, WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, Who has had a few years experience in an ARCHITECT\u2019S OFFICE.apply to JOSEPH JAMES & CO., 95 Queen Street.160-= should be given.Go TO HAWKES\u2019, Place d\u2019Armes Drug Store, TOR QUININE WINE, Price, 50 and 75 cents per bottle, 135% ON\u2019T COUGH.\u2014USE GRAY'S SYRUP OF BED SPRUCE GUM, D.E.LEWIS, Chemist, &e., 273 and 275 ST, JOSEPH STREET, Cor, MAPLE AVENUE; nearly opposite MURRAY STREET, 156% N BRONCHIAL and THROAT go AFFECTIONS, INFLUENZA, COUGHS, &c., cs Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine, *?It fortifies the constitution against relapses, 156x oG ALE, DISPENSING CHEMIST, 301 BT.JOSEPH STREET, MONTREAL.145% N all cages where a safe and reliable tonic is indicated st Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine\u201d 158x - \u2014 RIMMELS CHOICE PERFUMERY.FINE.tonic ath, & For RIEMEBL\u2019S ToILET VINEGAR, 8 pleasant, and refreshing adjunct to the Toilet and reviving scent and a powerful disinfectant, climates it is invaluable.celebrated LAVENER WATER.treble-distilled EAU DE COLOGNE._ much-improved FLORIDA WATER.nl JOUEKY CLU3, and other fragrant Por-« mes.RINMEL'S LINE JUICE AND GLYOREINE gives th hair a beautiful gloss without greasing it, nourishe the Toots, and imparts an agreeable coolness to th a ead.RIMMEL'S PURE WHITE GLYCYRINE SOAP, BROWN PINDSOR, Horus} ALMOND, COAL-TAR, and other ap in bars or cakes, Bosp ters VELYETINE, VIOLET BE HAF and other Toilet Powders, in boxes alu yACKeIs BIMMEEL'S ACQUADEKTINE cleans, whitens and preserves the Teeth, refreshes the Mouth, an sweotens the Breath, RIMMEL'S PHOTOOHRONE, for imparting to th Halr or Beard a perfectly natural and permanen shade, E.RIMMEL, Perfumer by appointment to H.R.the Princess of Wales, 96, Strand, London.288-law-x An illustrated orice list.on application TEMPERANCE and HEALTH.KEEP COOL.ROSENHEIM & JONAN?CELEBRATED Messina Lemonade Powder, Will keep you cool, refreshed, heatthy and sober.For sale at all Druggists and Grocers, Every house, traveller or pic-nic should have it.Every package bears our name and Dr, Baker Edwards certificate.ROSENHEIM & JONAS, Nos.20 & 22 St.Dizier Street, (Nus\u2019s Burpine) Montreal.154x eodm 235 CENTS.Bor CONSUMPTION, SICK HEAD-ACHE, and all fiscasen arising trom the Stomach, nee the Southern Fruit Purgative.Hold by all Druggisit, 204 PLUMBING, &o.HOURNAISE A HAU CHAUDE PERFECTIONNE, F.GREENE, 672 CRAIG STREET, {Oppoaite Cote) MAKEN A SPECIALTY OF HEATING BY HOT WATER, GIVES À 5 YZARS\u2019 GUARANTEE, HE ~ STATIONERY, &o.ENVELOPES, Nors Parres, GENERAL STATIONERY, JAMES SUTHERLAND, WHOLESALE STATIONER, 256 & 258 87, JAMES STREET.YE OUTSIDE FOOLS; or, GLIMPBES INSIDE THE STOCK EXCHANGE, By ERASMUS PINTO, Broker.PRICE $2.25, Written in a clever, cynical, and incisive style, and thoroughly exposes the \u2018rigs\u2019 and tricks of the Stock Exchange, One advantage of a perusal will be that those who allow themselves to be plundered will do so quite consciously, The volume as a whole is extremely interesting.'\u2014 Public Opinion.For sale by DAWSON BROS.160x RESERVE YOUR ORDERS FOR ENVELOPES, ABOUT TO OPEN 1,000,000, Ex * Canadian\u201d Will be offered at VERY LOW FIGURES, GEO.HORNE & BON, .STATIONERS, 71 & 73 St, Francois Xavier street, 130x \u2014 \u2014 D.BENALLACK & CO, »Di2 BLEURY a padi and ST.CATHR= Bog to call the attention of the public to the large of Cholce Poultry on hand at present ; na receiving a nice lot of Prairie Hens at moder rates.| A oall 1s respectfully solicited: Tix 7% Ho.BRNALLACK & 00: MANUFACTURING WORKS.HANTELOUP'S ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARMS, LECLANCHE BATTERIES, FIRE ALARM LINES, AND ISTRUMENTS MADE AND XRROTED: CHANTELOUP, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, Nos.587 to 593 Craig Street, MONTREAL 53s PIPES AND CONNEC TIONS, FIRE-BRICKS, FIRE-CLAY, GAR RETORTS, VENT LININGS, a [| f FIRE CLAY GOODS FOR BALE And al Kn Of tarors nf \u2018 Sofa, Chair, Mattress, Springs.85 COMMON STREET, between Nazareth and Duke LB street, Canal Basin, 12 TRON RAILING AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.Call and gee samples, or send for cuts and prices, H.R.IVES & CO, QUEEN STREET, 144 codmx Montreal.SUPERIOR FOUNDRY CO.\u2019 (LIMITED) IRON FOUNDERS, MANUFACTURERS OF STOVES, HOLLOWWARE, &o, OFFICE AND FOUNDRY: 1 to 29 Dalhousie Street, 5 2x FoE SALE.: One § 6 Heald & Siso Centrifugal Pump, now.One § 3 do Steam Pump, Second-hand New Centrifugal Pumps, our own make, Several New and Second-hand Steam Engines, Feveral New and Second-hand Steam Boilers, Frices in keeping with the times, AT THA EAGLE FOUNDRY, 34 King street, 85x (ANADA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, R.FORSYTH, Proprivtor, MARDLE MANTLEY, MONUMENTS, 80e Always on Hend, Orri0E, 130 BLEURY BTEERT, MILLE, 552 WILLIAM RTERÏNE, MONTREAL sv\u201d Desigus sent f0 all parts of the Country.158 J BARSALOU & CO.Beg to call the attention of their numerous friends and the public generally, to the fact that they have completed the EXTENSIVE SOAP FACTORY and are now prepared to furnlah the Trade with all classes of Soap, from the common Bar to the finest Laundry, : All orders punotually attended to, md best of satisfaction guaranteed, J.BARSALOU & CO, SOAP MANUFACTURERS, Cor.St.Catherine and Durham Sts.110x \u2014_ LUMBER, &o.INE BUILDING TIMBER, OUT TO ORDER AND DELIVERED, At $18 por M and upwards.JAMES SHEARER & CO,, St.GABRIEL Locks, 149-2 NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.MJGAUVEAN & TUCKER have removed their principal yard and offices to the corner of St.Joseph and Canning streets, adjoining thelr Saw, Planing, Sash, Door and Box Factory, and have largely increased their facillties for carrying on every branch of the lumber trade, their satvn lum« ber gtock comprises Deals, Planks, Boards, season ed and green, of every grade and thickness, dressed and rough, Scantling, Laths, Furrings, Shinglen, Pine, Hemlock and Hardwood, Square and Flat Timber, Split and Round Cedars, &c., &e.Their 8ash and Door Factory is undor the management of an experienced and thoroughly capable oirier, who has heretofore given much satisfaction to our numerous customers, and in this department we are prepared tg execute orders, for every description of house finishing, promptly and satis factorily, packing cases and boxes of all kinds made to order at short notice, and at the lowest market prices.Orders ment by post will receive immediate attention.Terms liberal.MocGAUVRAN & TUCKER.145-x JC MBER, CEDAR, d&e.FOR SALE CHEAP ON LIBETAL TERMS, Dry Sawn Lumber of all kinds, in 3 inch deals, 1 inch and 13 inch ; Boards and Shingles, 2, 113 and 114 inch 3 Planks, Scantlings, Furring and Laths, Sawn Hemlock and Spruce Timber, delivered free, Prepared Flooring, Roofing, fencing, framing, &e, Lumber prepared and Cedar sawed to order at F.F.FINLAY, 143x 400 William, corner Guy streets.OHN OSTELL, Lumber Merchant & Manufacturer.ARCHITRAVES, MOULDINGS and TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS, DEAL, PLANK, BOARD AND SCANTLING, 208 SEIGNEURS STREET, 107x mo THE TRADE, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Our extensive and well-ansorted stock of LUMBER, TIMBER AND CEDAR, boing most complete, we are preparsd to execute orders at an extraordinary low figure.Building materials and frame timber sawed fo order, and delivered frae of cartags, Terms to suit customers.Dry, clear Lumber constantiy on hand.Thres inch Pine Deais at $18 and up.One and a quarter inch good Latha $1.10 per 1000: Purchasers will find it to their advantage fo give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, BENARD, BASTIEN & CO.199x UNDERTAKERS, &o.R OBERTSON, HART & CO, No.47 BLEURY STREET, DERTAKERS UNDERTA OAEINET-MAKERS, ; FURNITURE DEALERS, OFFICE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY.PRICES MODERATE, N.B.\u2014Attendance furnished any hour of the day or night.Bodies laid out and dressed, MF Residence on the Premises.116x (GFICKET BATS, BALLS, &e A large assoriment from the most celebrated manufacturers, now in stock.Send for price-list.RICE SHARPLEY & SONS\u2019, 160x 281 NOTRE DAME STRERT, _ a= AH eas MuE LAPRAIRIE NAVIGATION COMPANY, On and after MONDAY, the 5th June, and until further notice, the steamer © Laprairie,\u201d Oapt.Demers, will make the following tzip (Sundays and bolldays excepted) i air From Laprairie: 5,50 &.M1,.8,30 a.m.,, 1.00 p.m.and 5,30 Px From Montreal : 6,30 a.m., 11,00 @,., 4,00 P.01., and 6.30 a.108 eodm J.BROSSEAT, Secretary.ST.LAWRENCE STEAM NAVIGATION CO.=z PE Lower St, Lawrence and Saguenay Line, GRAND EXCURSIONS TO THE Fare-Favep RIVER SAGUENAY and Sea Bathing, Boating and Fishing at Murra; Bay, Cacouna and Tadousac.The splendidly appointed steamers; Capt.M, Lecours.«Oapt.À.Barrage .Capt.E.Hamond.«Capt.P.Turgeon, Leave Quebec every week day (Mondays a) at 7 AM, KAMOURASKA LINE, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 A.M.Beturn Tickets from Montreal at Excursion Rates, and all information furnished at the Riche~ lien and Ontario Navigation Company\u2019s Offices, 133 St.James Street, and at the Office Richelieu Pier, foot of Jacques Cartier Square, General Offices, 228 St.Paul Street, Montreal.145x ALEX, MILLOY, Agent, THE OTTAWA RIVER NAVI GATION COMPANY, Sos ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.DAY LINE.- NigHT LINK, Str.\u2018 Peerless.\u201d Str.\u201cQueen Victoria.\u201d Bir, * Prince of Wales,\u201d Str.\u201c Princess.\u201d Passengers leave Bonaventure Depot by 7 a.m.or 5 p.m, Trains for Lachine to connect with Steamers for Ottawa and intermediate ports (except Saturday afternoon, when passengers leave by 3 p.m, Train for Carillon and intermediate ports only), zed aggage Checked, Meals and Staterooms extra.Toning steamer from Ottawa will run Lachine & EXCURSION TICKETS for CABILLON (good for one day only) at ONE FARE, Passengers for the celebrated CALEDONIA SPRINGS will land at L\u2019Original.Return Tickets at reduced rates.TOURISTS will find this route one of the most PICTURESQUE in Canada.Market steamer \u2018* Dagmar\u2019! leaves Montreal Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6 a.m,; Carillon Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a.m.Freight for all points on the OTTAWA forwarded with despatch.Freignt Office, 87 Common street.Tickets at Company\u2019s Office, 13 Bonaventure street, or Grand Trunk Offices.BR.W.SHEPHERD, 143 Presidont RAILROADS.POSTON AND MONTREAL AIR LINE, | SHORTEST ROULE, VIA CENTRAL VERMONT SHORTEST ROU AIR OA.15 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing May 25th, 1876.Day Express leaves Montreal at 9.00 a.m.for Boston, via Lowell, at 3.00 p.m.Train tor Waterloo leaves Montreal at 2.45 p.m.Night Express leaves Montreal at 3.00 p.m., to Boston, via Lowell, Lawrence or Fitchburg; also, or New York, via Springfield or Troy, arriving in Boston at 7.15 a.m., and New York via Troy, al 7.00 a.m., and via Springfield at 12.30 p.m, TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.Day Express leaves Boston vig Lowell, at 8 a.m, Troy at 8.30 a.m., connecting with fast mail train leaving New York at 4,00, arriving in Montreal at .LI.Wight Expresses leaves Boston at 6 p.m., viaLowell and New York at 3 p.m., via Springâäeld, and via Troy at 4 p.m,, arriving in Montreal at 8.45 a.m.Pullman Sleeping Caza are attached to the Night Express Trains running between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal and Springfield, and Wagner Bleeping Cars between St.Albans and New York ia Troy.ig diisan Drawing-room Cars on Day Express \u2018| Trains between Montres! and Boston.For tickets and freight rates, apply at Vermont Central R.R.Office, No.136 St.James street.J.W.HOBART, Gen\u2019l Supt, 8t.Albans, Vt, May 27th, 1876.155 N EW ROUTE SOUTH, PIA DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL CO'8 RAILROADS, If you are going to SARATOGA, Y, vou ere 8 » TROY, ALBANY, 10 THE OENTENNIAL, TAKX THE NEW YORK & CANADA SHORT LINE, WHY?Because it 1sthe shortest rouse, makes ester time and furer connection at terminal points ; 1s the only line running coaches through 5 Sara toga and Albany, gives -passengers privilege of taking Tail or steamer between Plaitsburg and Fort Tigonderoga, and stop over at Saratoga, to which place no other line can carry you This line carries the THROÜGH MAILS and EX« PRESS between Now York and Montreal.Trains leave Montreal at 6:45 q.m., for Saratoga, 3 #rrive in Now York at 9:30 p.m 8:00 p.m.Sleeping Car from Rouse\u2019s Polnt'to Now York without change, arrives in New York at 7:00 am, Tickets to all points AS LOW AS ANY OTHER LINE, For further particulars apply at the Company's ce, No, 143 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL, B.B.MAYO, Gen.Pass, Agent.J.N.BOCEUS, 100 Ticket Agent, COAL, FUEL, &e.OOD NEWS IN HARD TIMES.HARD WOOD.SOFT WOOD.All kinds of WOOD, from UPPER CANADA, CHEAP, JOHN CONNOLLY, 184 Murray street, between William and St.Jo: and at the Canal.son, 141 1mx COAL! COAL! Very favorable quotations and quality first-class S.W.BEARD & CO., ' Feot of MeGill sire et.23x COAL AND WOOD.SNOWDON & BRO., 166 MOUNTAIN and 494 37.JOSEPH STREET $6.80 $6.10 per 2000, delivezed, ROC vesevees $6.75 er Hort, \u2018 The above are net cash prices, delivered.138x OAL! COAL! COALI JAMES MELDRUM, Jr, Dealer in all kinds of American, Scot clal and Newosatlo Smithy, » Rootal, #3 WELLINGTON STREET, oorner KING, 380-1y CARPENTERS, WILLIAM WAIT, OARPENTER AND BUILDER, No16% LATOUR STREXT MONTREAL Allkinds of Houxs and Ofcs work promptiy at vended to.Estimates given for Steams and Hand Hoisting Apparatus for Stores, &o lx BOOTS AND SHOES, REAT EXCITEMENT at W.DOUGLAS\u2019 First-Prize Boot and Shoe Store, 209 McGill street, Hels selling his faghion- able work at wholesale prices.Customer work made to order 10 per cent cheaper than any other house in the city.Branch Store Douglas Bro\u2019s,, 706 Craig street.Ladies\u2019 Prunella Boots, 75 ctg., Gents\u2019 hand-sewed French Calf Shoes, $3.50.Customer work made to order 10 per cent cheaper than any other house in the city.146+ Boors AND SHOES.GREAT BARGAINS.Haud-made MEN'S SEWED BOOTH (French Calf), bis or ARS AR Also, LAD TES PR 1 OWN Ma: xedu » LADIES\u2019 SLIPPERS, 0 conte.00 9140 to 200.dix JOHN KELSEY, 41% Henry stresk.STOVES, &c.NEV STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES! The subscriber is adding to his stock COOKIN NGES ' 6 BAR OORING STOVES and IRON BEDSTEADS, a select assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, from the best English, Canadian and American makers, which, being purchased on favorable terms, he will sell at LOW PRICES FOR CASH, Assorted Sizes of Refrigerators in Stock, W.CLENDINNENG, Corner Victoria Square and Craig Street, 128-eodm = s 3 = staan PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS.\u2014 Fly nt60 City Oouncillor atrook wa Moxpay, July 10, 1876.OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.CUNARD LINE, Vessels gall regularly between BOSTON, NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, THOS, WILSON, 154x-eodm AGENT.ANCHOR LINE, UNITED WY ma OR 6 REASON CESSE SO ur AST, OR LONDONDERRY, \" Cabins, 865 to 390, ng to accommodations, London, by direct steamer, Cabins $65 to $80, 4 Excursion Tickets at reduced rates, BTERRAGE always al 10W as by any other ling, The passenger accommodations of Anchor Ling Compauya Ofloas 7 Bowiine Green Hg oh an : wling Gr .DALY'S Offloca 7 RTAVE LHVE.128x 202 St.James street, Montreal, TEE MITCHELL LINE, The 8, 8, \u201c Polino\" of this line is now discharging, and will be prepared to receive cargo for Point du Chene, N.B., Charlottetown, P.E.L, Pictou, N.Ses and the various Railway Stations in connection wiih those ports, On TUESDAY NEXT, the 11tk INST., For freight, passage, or any other information apply at the Company\u2019s Offices, No, 181 St.James street.C.T.RYLAND, 158x Becretary, a (QANADA SHIPPING co, BEAVER LIND, Between Montreal and Liverpool, The following Steamships on or about the dates namaG Hit sail from Quebos * Lake Champlain,\u201d Capt.Bernson, 8th Jul \u201c Lake Megantic,\u201d Capt.Battersby, 19th Tals Be % Lake Nepigon,\u201d Capt, Scott, 2nd Ang.1678.and oll owing forinightly during the season, perior accommodation number of Cabin Passengers.for a limited For Freight or Passage apply to THOMPSON, MURRAY & 00, No.1 Qustom House Square, ALLAN LINE Under Contract with the Govag/ #7, TERS of UARAAA 0X Conveyance OANADIAN AND UNITED STATES MAILS 1876.SUMMER ARRANGEMEMTS, 1876.of 136x under double J, XE, Dutton ov HL.Smith, Ra, from of the bec every on 5 \u201c FROM QUZBEQ, ATTMATIAN co 1000 su00 cena cac ere Moravian.1h June Peruvian, .«17th Tune olynesian Sardimian.24th June Circasslan,.,.,.RATES OF PASSAGE FROM QUEEBRO: URbiMac1000s00000100 00010.880, 870, and Accordin mmodatic and 850 Intermodiate.a 10 2000 ton, rovccc00000 840 croncecssescrenne see B BE The Steamers of the Glasgow fo £all from the Clyde proci Tsar Late go Yo Quebec on or about every Thursday, rom M QUEBRO Bteerago.FR Pa Canadian about, ; Austrian about, cou TEH Jung nine EE ++218t June Waldensian,,,,,,, vo Bates of passage :\u2014 fe Capin,.,., Intermediate , secsscuu $8) 8teerage.,.,,, « $40 An experienced + sax MERLE TFT TL Berths not secured une) paid foes on vessel .Cork, A will be charged.at rate of 28 stg.per bot.tigtore or ps supplying their own wingy or freight or othor particnia; y\u2014In Fort- d, & À.À orJ, L'FARNER Im M, CURRIE, ai Quai D'Orleahs pore SAN 1 ; : to AUG, SCHMITZ & coal Richie mn 4 ASC RE Br GI GO; in.#5 LAXITTE & VANDERCRUYCE of phor di ux, a in Beifast, to CHARTER RUE x Bee sé rch street; Glasgow, LLAX, 70 Groat Clyde sécu s ALLAN HERS, Jamey st.: ALLAN & Oo., 73 La Balle street cor io & A.ALL Corner of YouvInra ang Common AT i DOMINION LINE,\u2014 This line is composed following first-class fail-prnee k = ed, = In Intended to perform CIyde-bollt steamships, and I & regular service between po PO QUEBEC and MONTREAL, in SU ONÉTOBL.0000000 r100.8250 Dominio: \"8300 Tor Canina, Ontario.8200 66 Capt, Bouche Momphis Xn \" Gants Mellon, .apt.Laurenson, Mississippi.i lsstssippi 2200 pi Capt, Lindall, Oapt.Thear EE for Cabin and Steerage Pausengers Cond pres tickets are issued at reduce prices to those dosir« ous of bringing out their friends, Salling from Liverpool every Wednosday, oalling at Belfast Lough and from Quebec.In cargo and passengers, ¢* Memphis,\u2019 y Dominion\u2019 bn Fo ul.à \u201cTexas\u201d.«0 3rd A 7 sk \u201c Quebec\u201d,, >.10h Aug : \u201cMississippi\u201d, \u2026 17th Aug.Bytes of Dassage \u2018 5 ADiD.; 0000 « $50.Stoerage, pH 99 to 380.00 Through Tickets can be bad at ali the prino Grand Trunk Rallway;Ticket Offices in Canadn, P® For Freight or Passage, apply in Havre to HM, Generstal, or Washington Finlay; in Paris to M, N.Gilbert, 5 Rue Scribe; in Hamburg, to Koga Behrens; in Bordeaux, to M, M, Faur Freres; in > Raffell, 4 Store Strandgate j in n, to P.M.Koile, 18 San 3 in Bergin, fo Michael Krorg, Const jarpiacess to Bowring & Jamieson, Langbourn Chambers, 14 Fenchurch street; in Bolfast, to Henry Gowan- Queen\u2019s Square; in Liverpool, to Flinn, Minn & pont Omerss W James stroet A in Quebos, to W.M Bt, James strect; or, to Con © J+ Battersby, 153 DAVID TORRANCE & 00., Exchange Court, HOTELS, &c.GILSEY HOUSE, UxOpeAn Flan), corner Broad rirset Bas JAMES H.BRESIL! Promo: PRINCE OF WALES HOUSE, LACHINE, \u2014 Conveniently situated above the GBAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, \u2014_\u2014 Occuples a very fine view of the river and lake.All visitors to this place should not fail to patronise this establishment, P.CHARLEBOIS, Proprietor.144x \u2014\u2014 122 T HE ,' ANCIENT HOUSE\u2014 (Formerly known as RAPIN' HOrEL)\u201454 and Pépin EE apne u Boaxd, per month P à generally Dinner per month Tickets per dozen.Single Meal.00 0.30 JAMES REYNOLDS, Proprietor.__Goed Yard and Stabling, 144x S EA BATHING, THE CACOUNA HOTEL COMPANY.ST.LAWRENCE HALL, CACQUNA, .The above Hotel will be opened on or about the 26th June next, for the reception of guests, under the able management of SAMUTT MONTGOMERY, Esq., favorably known to the public at St.Lawrence Hall and 8t.James Hotels Montreal, having been brought up to the Howcl business by H Hogan, late proprietor of the former well-known establishment.This will ba à sufâcient guarantee to the travelling public that uothing will be left undone on his part for the comfort aud conven fence of those who may pati, nize him.This fashionable Canadian Watering Place is Eltuated on the lower St.Lawrence, 120 misao low Quebec, and opposite the mouth of thi?= famed Saguenay River.In the extreme he ti summer Cacouna 18 remarkabio for its bracinf 168 and delightful temperature.s or This Hotel has accommodation for 500 gueptly; © rooms are large and airy, and hace buen fitered up with every requirement for comfort and came venience, Every provision is madb for indoor am.outdoor amusement, such as Billiards, Bowling Alleys, Croquet Grounds and Reautiful Lawns.The House commands a magnificent view seaward, Inward and outward bound vessels being distinct 1y visible from the windows and galleries, The attractions of Cacouna ss a summer resort, combining fishing, boating and 83a-bathing, axe %0 generally known that they require no special recommendations, The Hotel Omnibusses meet the Trains at Cacouna Station, and the Steamers at River-du-Loup Wharf.he following scale of very moderats prices have been adopted for the season of 1576: 3 months, $30 p.month 10 weeks, $35 por month.2 \u201c 40 \u201c\" 8 i\" 45 \u201c 1 Transient.guest \u20182 0, Von en bo; oy or » $2.50.\u2014Reason: I Nurses and Children, able rates fot For further information apply to SAMUEL MONTGOMERY, M.B.CAMPION, Manager, Secretary, P.O, Drawer 96, Montres Office, H.Hogan, Montreal, 128 TN METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Bron parer of Prince sires), New York, 36-4 BRESLIN, PURCELL & 00., Proprietor ow NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE atthe * STAR ?OFFICE, \u2014 Holt à a.a \u201cSéris REE qn EWE weap WB ) NW ely in.fig © 5 ay "]