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[" AF g=T =T% == me =eF ExxF r= B = LE MES FES = ZE8- E 33s ei is oo F ik Eg \u2014 .vole 7 du E ENl CG ST R.__VOL VIII.NO.233 Submerged Force Pump.JE.FIRST-PRIZE at PROVINCIAL 6 RXHI BITION in MONTREAL ND AVERY WHERE EX- For Fire, Ship, House, arm.Factory, Distillery, Quarryand Manufacturing purpenez.Insurance prep ; by:having on the premjs< It ne~aB0Ide ;05 34 no water «ns reduced fie \"vur Puraps on jm TG SOR.{the pines when not a fd py Tefon, SEE gee wt yu in Send for circulars.! a BAIN & McDOWELL, \"UT 716 Craig Street.228-004z TOBACCO, &ec, A CHANCE TO OUR CUSTOMERS, NOTICE.Every person who buys goods at our Store to the amount of ONE DOLLAR, receives a Ticket which will entitle him to a chance in the draw for a magnificent MERRSCHAUM PIPE, valued at FORTY DOLLARS, HOROWITZ BROS, 241 MoGriLL Srraxur, 1467 Crntran Partor.The undersigned begs to inform his numerous friends that he bas opened the CENTRAL PARLOR No.19 Place d\u2019Armes (near 8t.James street), whore he will always keep on hand the best Wines, INSURANCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.MONTREAL.MONDAY, OCTOBER EDUCATIONAL, SITUATIONS WANTED., 1876.HELF WANTED, Canada Life Assurance Co.HE Assurances has just been adopted by this Company, where, by a partial application of the Profits, rates of prema are charged Lower than have ever before been offered for Life Assurance.The following are the rates for Assurances of gach $1,000, with profits upon the system referred ANNUAL ANNUAL AGE.rhxMivmM.A%% pPREMIUH.21 $12 80 389 23 8 22 13 10 40 8 2 23 13 50 41 25 60 24 4 060 42 26 50 25 À 70 43 27 49 28 15 20 44 28 50 87 15 89 45 29 60 28 18 40 48 30 80 29 16 90 47 816 80 17 50 48 33 7 31 8 10 49 2410 32 8 80 50 35 70 83 2 20 81 37 60 84 19 80 52 39 69 85 40 53 41 70 3 20 If i640 38 22 80 \u201c The above table, and a full explanation of the Minimum?system, are published, and may be had upon application, A.G.RAMSAY, RB.HILLS, Managing Director.Secretary General Agent for the Province of Quebec, R.POWNALL, Canada Life Building, 182 ST.JAMES STREET MONTREAL.220 1m (CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.Fire, Guarantee, Life, Accident.DIRECTORS: SIR HUGH ALLAN, President.ADOLPHE ROY, Vice President.XN.B.CORSE, ANDREW ALLAN HENRY LYMAN, | Sonne CASSIDY, ROBRRT ANDERSON, : Liquors, Havana Clgars, &c.SDWARD STARK, JOHN BUTCHISON, A call 18 respecifully solicited.* CO Manager, MOISE GAUTHIER, HEAD OFFICE, 227-2 propgieron.119 ST.JAMES STRE EI .TAILORING.Rovar Insurance\u201d Co.B UY BROWN'S ZHverlastin TWEKD PANTS.Price 83.00.Mo.9 Ghaboil- les Square.168x ROWN'S DIAGONAL CLOTH SUITS ,00, are now worn and ados To ai $20.00, 1668 TAFFORD, Merchant Tailor, 72 ST.JAMES STREET.Gents furnishing thelr own cloth, oan have It made up in the latest style very low for cash.Garments Cut.211-3ms UY BROWN'S Everlasting TWEED PANTS.Price $2.00, Mo, 9 Cha lez Square.166s UY BROWNS Rverlasti TWERD PANTS.Price $3.00, Mo.9 Cabo \u201808 Bquare, 168s ROWN'S DIAGONAL CLOTH SUITS, at $30.00, are now worn and ad- faired by all 168s BOOFING.ROOFINE 1870.1876.GRAVEL AND PLAS110 SLATE æ ROBT.ALEXANDHF, FOR 344k, Voit and Pitch for Gravel Roofs Dry or Turred Sheathing, Plsatio Slate Paint, Coal Tar, &o.@ ST, ANTOINE STEER, MEDICINES, &o, RECKLES REMOVHD AT LAST! SEE IS GOMES AND WITH IT FRMKLNS Ne ; 8 Dipineria prevalent (9 an alarming extent } Yon can parchret surt ald osrialn recssdies fou 3% ABS above, 08 manég rétarnod, ai JOEN 8HERIDAN'S WIST-END MEDICAL HALL, Qor, Boigneurs & St, Joseph street.B\u2014Open ail day, Sundars, And all aighs, a [YES BYES BY BW À OR BEODKURE BYR WATER a t»oonir thaïcan oure the mont tx Veiurnte Divpasce of the Eyes.rrofosaioua.men and worndine sessse «mploy 10 with great banat to noothe anf aire the Ryey \u201cvost OVER Price 36 conte.soLD BY ALL DRUGULSTR GENERAL DEPOT ; $39 ST.LAWRENCE STRERT, {(ONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH \u2014 OATARRE \u2018sanu0ot gured Euufls, washes oz look! Rok I is weakness of the consti, velop! itself in the nasal organs first, afterwards ding to the throat and lungs, end« tng generally in Consumption, If not checked remodies.Pains head, back, loins fed of kidneys ara its attendant diseases.Mors proplo have Catarrh than any other disease, Mis sasiiy cured.Thousands PontT years\u2019 standing, have been entirely cured in Bow Hampshire and the Dominion the past three by Conttitutional Catarrh Remedy.Oerti- Tabou ta back the above, and a Sroatise on Catarrh \\ free Ov application .J.B.ug.Dragan ac, Brockville, Ont.Bend pars 08 pos f vioard, and\u2019 I$ will on\u2019y cost a cent.Prios, $1 \u2018Dee bottle, or Six bottios 85.Bent to auy né Te un recsipt of money, For sale by all true.\u2014__ MACHINERY, &o.J LAUBIB & BRO, FANUPACEURERS OF ; RRGINRS (Horizontal and uprigh WAX FUMES) ruLnde, GEES, ne au Ends And Agents for BELTING AND ENGINENES NUEFLIBI WACHINE AND ENGINE WORKER) 637 ORAIG FIRERT, MONTERAL] use - MISCHLLANHOUS.187._\u2014 187.- COUNTING HOUSE DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS FOR 1577.WILLIAM MILLAR, SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE + ADE, DOLLS, \u2014_ TOYS, C FANCY GOODS » Direct from makers in «GLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, Stock large and complete, RY HOLLAND & CO., \\0'8T.PAUL STREET.213s \"HE BUROPEAN WINE COMPANY OF CANADA, ' RAYA OPRFED TRE 97H VAULTS and RESTAURANT, pic ire id 9 \u201c9 A ; » AR 11 Bonaventure Street, (Near Victoria Square.) MONTREAL, MARTIN, FINN & CO, PROPRIRTORS, 1358 OF ENGLAND.The subscribers beg to notify their friends and the public that they are to insure in this old established and well tried Compan, y Dwelling.houses and their contents on mo: vantageour rms; and continue to cover Mercantile Risks at the most favorable rates.ROUTH & TATLEY, Chlef Agents for the Dominion.HEAD OFFION FOR CANADA, No.64 Bt.Francois Xavier street.196x HE ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.Capital .86,000,000 Cash Assets, nearly .1,200,00C OFFICERS: V10E-PRISIDENY, IR THIBAUDEAD, dame, amagabichan, > a aa FORTIER DAVID L.KIRRE, ASSETS IN GOLD, BR.Bonés and their Boouritios and Omak 10 hands of UN, Prustens.,, troal Harbor Bonds (In hands ef % Roce! ver General\u201d) Mon Warshousisg BOUÏR ccocososeusaracaso rca osees PRMUDEFE JOHN OBTELL.GENERAL MANAGER, PERRY, $400,178 43 $0,000 08 DAOIDS oo iirernerasosteesionatonnns nte\u2019 Balances im due course of lrauxmission, ané Unoolisoted PROIDIULAN, ,cccopesc 11000 cacc0u0se dry a dus the Company or Bel Re-Insurances, Furnitare, U.8.and Canada.Cask on hand and am Deposit, .Bod LIABILITIES, Ulaims for Losses, and Ao- Bis Payab.Sunary AFA sounts dus by the Company., ¥148,281 59 \u2014_\u2014 Insurcs every desorption of Pire Risks, Inland Oargocs and Hulls; also, Ocoun Cargoes and Freights on firsts clase Steamers and Sailing Vessels, Hzap OFFion; 160 ST.JAMES STREAT, - MONTREAL A.W.OGILVIE, President HENRY LYE, Secretary, HEAD QFEICR, 180 St.James Street, MONTREAL.NOBTH BRITISH AND MXBCANTILE INSURANCE OOMPANY, EDINBURGH AND LONDON, FIRE AND LIFE, DIREOTORS; \u2026 B.ANGUI General \u201c wa > Esq.Mausger Bank of DAMASE MASSON, Esq., 0f D.Masson & Son.GILBERT SOOTT, £sq., Of Wm.Dow & Co, MACDOUGALL & DAVIDSOR, 277-138 Gene s1Agents for Ganada, GROCHRIES.TFINDALES FAMILY GROATS, highly recommended by the Faculty as a strengthening dlet for infants, aud delicato and dyspeptic persons, as tt does not turn sour on the stomach, aud Is particularly beueticial to all those suffering from costiveness, To be ubtained in packages of 1 lb.each, full Weight, from Messrs.W.D.McLaren & Co, Messrs, McGibbon & Balrd, Mr.Hutchineon, Mr.Thomas Lamb, corner Colborune aud St.Joseph strects, Mr, Thomas Crathern, 1383 St.Catherine street, Mr.John mien, jr, 18 st.Cathorine street, and from a s an rominen cerg; al Mile-End.?grocers: an = -Z (OME AND TRY OUR 450.JAPAN TEA, Fine Smoked Herrings at 45 ots, per berry Jams, home made, Young Hyson, Pekooe and Souchong Teas.Fresh Print Butter and New Honey, ust arrived, Fresh Country Eggsreceived daily, Scotch Granulated Sugars.A fine lot ot Olarets from 25¢.to 80c.VICTORIA WAREHOUSE, 20 RADEGONDE STRERT, SCOTT & CO.Crosse & Blackwell's Tart, Fruits or baokles.DRY GOODS.A LA BELLE CANADIENNE, 223 ST.LAWRENCE STREET.223 (LATE 58.À.TESSIER & CO.) It 1s now more than a week since we opened our store under the above name, and we have to thank our numerous friends for thelr hearty support.The want of a good English Dry-Goods Store, conducted on sound business principles and straightforward dealing, has long been remarked on ft.Lawrence street, He endeavour to meet this requirement, and so far, have succeeded, even be- ond our expectations.We believe that there is dat one WAY of conducting business to the entire satisfaction of both duyer and seller, viz., to have ail goods marked in platn figures at the lowest pos- Bible price they can be sold for cash, and above | to sell them at that price.We are.therefore, boun 10 mark our goods low, a8 we never alter our quoted prices.Our English speaking friends will ind we are not using fair words without fair and honest intentions, and we solicit a continuance of their support.JOLLY & VENNING, PROPRIETORS.N.B.\u2014All accounts due to the late firm of 8.A.TESSIER & Co.are payable to us only, 220% NEW FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LADIES\u2019 FELT HATS, BONNET and HAT SHAPES, in all th latest styles, direot from New York, 4 Owing to out new cash system wo aro selling at a small advance from cost price.F.X.MAJOR, 94 to 100 Sc Toseph Firest, | 2235 © Sign othe Green Ball, \u201cMINIMUM\u201d system of How TO MAKE MONEY Is the object which chiefly occupies our atten= lon, yet fow seem to observe the many ways by which they could save sufficient to make themselves rich,\u2014such, for instance, as live in rented houses, pay large sums annually in shape of rent, for which they have nothing left at the end of the Year,and is, therefore, a total loss to them.To utiliee this great outlay, and with it provide homes for the people, with Iand sufficient to make thom self-sustaining, has ever been the aim and object of the proprietor of Mount Royal Vale, and for this purpose he has set apart one thousand Villa Lots on the best part of his great property, each lot being forty feet front by à depth of one hundred and twenty, which he is selling for four hundred and eighty dollars per lot, payable in instalments equal to one dollar per week, without interest, The lots north of Central Avenue will still be sold tor three hundred dollars in payments equal to 50 cents per week.When one thousand lots are sold he will commence to erect baildings, to be paid for on equally liberal terms, from two dollars per week upwards, according to the cost of the build= ing, which will be nearly one-half less than the city price, as he possesses an unlimited supply of brick, sand and stone with à nevor-failing supply of the purest water on every part of the property.Purchasers can have as many lots ay they require, and build their own houses or hold thelr land vacant.Many are now arranging to lay out their grounds and plant shade and fruit trees, The soil being of the richest quality, when so planted and properly cultivated, will yield sufficient to sustain family in comfort and respectability.The money uow wasted as rent will pay their instalments, and in afew years they will find themselves the proud possessors of a magnificent homestead, Lots that are now sold for a few cents per foot will then be worth ton times that amount, This is no vain exaggeration ; it is as plain and ax true as that two and two make four.Neglect to purchase those lots will evince a lamentable want of intelligence, a positive dislike to make and save money, where there is aot the shadow of a chanos to lose.Young men should bear particularly in mind that an effort to become proprietors 1s the first sreat step towards establishing a name and credit- showing that they intend to sow other seods than wild oats.- The place is fast becoming a very important suburb ; omnibusses run to and from the city post office at hours to suit the people by way of Dor- chester street to Sherbrooke street toll-gate,thence by Cote Bt Antoine and Cote St.Luke Roads, entering the Vale nearly opposite Monklands or Villa Maria.After the first of May next passes will be issued for fifty cents per week for one round trip daily.The lots are free from all encumbrance, The title deeds and registry searches will be submitted to purchaser's attorney, and other information trom Mr.T, B, O'Brien, at 532 St.Mary street, every morning at 8 o'clock, and 3 Mount Royal Vale at 2 o'clock p.m.| i H.GEDDES otters the follow- e ing Properties at private sale ;\u2014 That superior first-class residence, No.253 St.Antoine street.Xo.569 St.Elisabeth, \u2018The preity Brick Cottage, above Sherbrooke street.Chat haudsome Residence, 268 University strees, 2 first-class House and Garden Lot on University strout, wetached Villa and Garden, 97 Upper St Urbala street, l'hat flue uew House, No, 57 8t.Hupert street, Four Building Lots 24 x'86, on Bt Hubert atreet, Moat substan use, ln perfect order, Righ- mond sguare, vomfortable House, Ho.7 Brunswick street Two fine Brick Houses, 149 and 151 8t, Dominiqae street, Opposite the market, Valuable Property, No.2, 4 and 8, corner MoGill and St.Joseph street.Double Tenement House, 41 and 43 83, Lonis street, Cottages Nos.213 and 240 Bt.Martin street.First-class House In two touements, 21 and 28 Donegana street.First-class Besidenos, 668 Sherbrooke street.Business Froperty, 454 to 464 St, Joseph street, Houses, 95, 100, 102 and 106 8t.Hypolite street.Commodious House, 14 St Denis street, Viger Gaz.en Neat self-contained House, 80 Anderson street, Those nioe central Houses, 43 and 45 Berthelot atreot, The COmusVGIOUS Doviage, wish good Stabling, Berthelot streci, * 10 Cottage, No.94 Durocher street, Valuable Property, Nos.363 to 3dl 6 Lawrence The sevoral l\u2019ropertics, 102, 127, 129, 18) and 133 Cadieux street, Two excellent Residences on Victoria street.Two first-class Btone Houses on St.Matthew strees, Two very desirable Houses on Mance street.The two frat class Besldences, 28 and 30 St es Substantial Cottage and nice Garden, 478 St, Lav- rence 8 New Rone RBealdence, NO, 1243 Dorchester street e The first-class Teuement Houses, Nos.#2 to Bg McKay street.That neat Cottage, Ro.33 Ooursul street, Also, the pretty Cuttage, No, 16 Lincoln avenns.Those two desirable Cottages, Nos.103 and'105 St, Hypolite stroet.00 A first-class Residence on St.Oatherine street West.That valuable site, 50 feet Font, 1339 St.Lawrence And the two Houses, 84 and 86 St.Dominique st.Villa Lot, 48 x 120 No.250 University stroet.Building Lots, 80 x 30, 45 x 120, 26x 100, Duro- coher » Bix Lots, each 24 x 114 and lane on MoKay street.A cut-stone Store on Notre Dame street; pays 10 er cen The Property 128 and 130 Bonaventure street, Four first-clask vouy attractive Residences on Shex- e tore, with Dwellling, Ko.668 St.Joseph street, Double House, 546 and 548 Ontarlo street, Two semi-detached Houses on Dorchester avenue, Handsome M No.381, corner Sherbrooks and Valuabie Property, 29 to 33$8t.Jean Baptiste st.laable erty, p House, 22 to Albert street, off Guy The several Aree Stores, With Dwellings, 140 t0 146 86.Law- street.ronoo street.Bakery and Houses, 87 and 89 Charles Bore rommes street.The five first-class Houses, Nos.98 to 104 on S& Famille street, corner of Bass, street.Thoseexcellent Houses, 447 and 449 St.Dominique atreet, above Courville.Cottage, 359 St Dominique, above Sherbrooke street, comfortable House and fine Garden ou Guy street.Four Brick Cot! 5, Nos.41 to 47,0n Upper Bt.Lawrence strect.Those Brick Honses, Nos.48 to 523 Dorchester treet East.Jottages Nos.145 and 147 Ferdinand street, Tan- es Extensive Business Pro on 54 Catherine, near St.Lawrence 8 Stone Residence, with Kitchen Wing, 41 Lorne Property in four Tenements, 270 Bolgneurs street, E.EH.GEDDES, Beal Hetate Agen 176 St Francois Xavier eioet, BOOTS AND SHOES OOTS! BOOTS !\u2014The greatest bargains to be had in the oity in Bootsand 3hoes, is Af Lennonis 106 Walitnglon street\u2014La- lew?Kid Buttoned Boots, $2, Misses do., $1.75, Children\u2019s do., $1.60; Ladies, ella Congress, 750, to $1.80, Ladies\u2019 Prunella Balmorals, 750 to 61.80; Ladies\u2019 French Kid Congress, $1.75 : do., Extra, 32.50 ; Children's Boots from 400.ta 81.50, Custom Work a speciality.THE NURSE'S TR brings natural sleep to your children during the critical teething period.T.D.REED, M.D., C.M.says: * It can be given with safety to very young children according to directions,\u201d 230z ASK FOR GODFREY ERMEN'S COTTON _ THREAD.The Best and Strongest.In Stores and to Arrive WINRS\u2014Paul Emile Thomas\u2019 Port ang erry, GIN\u2014John DoEKuyper & Sons, hhds.and oases.BRANDY\u2014Renault's in hhds,, qr.-casks and oct, .Martell and Dubols?in oases.RAISINS\u2014Valencies, Layers aud Musoatels, N-8.ALMONDS, WAUSUIS and FILBEBTR |\" V.HUDON.T6 codes LD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE P at the Bran Office, INGING CLASS-\u2014Madame Vincent wants a few more Ladles or gentlemen to make up a private singing class.Early SPRueation requested, as only a certain number Will be admitted.Terms, $1 per month.Lessons on TUESDAY EVENING, from 8 to 10.Apely at -1m 146 Mansfield street.Music ano A rr Scroor, 1403 ST.CATHERINE STREET, cor.Metcalf, 210-1m MISS SARAH E, DRUMMOND.HE EVENING SCHOOLS un- SOHOOL COMMISSIONERS 0f1ho City of Montreat, 0 8 of MC a RE-OPEN 7 On MONDAY, the 2nd of OCTOBER, At half-past seven o'clock, at the following Academies: Plateau Commercial Academy.st.Mary's Academy, corner Craig and Visitation cets, 8 .St.Vincent's Academy, Fullum street.St.Patrick's Academy, Grand Trunk street, Point .Charles.8t.Joseph's Academy, corner St, Jozeph and Versailles street.For further particulars apply to the Principal of each Academy.(By order of the Board] 230-15 THE SECRETARY.3 THE DISSENTIENT SCHOOL of the Municipality of Notre Dame de Grace, OPENS ma in the Presbyterian School House, Cote St.Antone, on MONDAY MORNING, 2nd OCTOBER, 3 At Nine 0'elock.231-3 JE VERING CLASSES commence on MONDAY, OCT.2, at the MONTREAL Corner NOTRE DAME and PLACE D\u2019ARMES.They are designed for the improvement of young men otherwise engaged during the day.As the Course 18 confined to the requisites of business.the progress is rapid and the results are beneficial and practical, DAY CLASSES as usual.For full information apply at the College, or address 230-6 ASKER & DAVIS, NOTICES.NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.COLMAN\u2019S BEST QUALITY MUSTARDS ARE PACKED IN 11b,s 1b, and ; Ib.cans of this shape ONLY.ASK FOR Colman's Genuine cr Double Supesine, BULL'S HEAD ON EACH PACKAGE.+9 COMMISSIONERS BTRERT, MONTERAL, ENERAL MEKOHANTS AND IMPORT ERA VDORNIGNMENFS SOLIOTTED* Advances made, , v C G.C.SIMPSON .(Late of 0.Legge & Oo.,) SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, OrPFION, Ro.14, 162 57.JAMES STRENT, MONTREAL.Patents obtained In Oauada, United States, Rng- land, France, Belgium, Italy, Russia and all other countries where patents are granted.Trade Marks and Designs registered and Copyrights secured.E'ASS & RIDDELL, PUBLIO AOCOUNTANTS, EDWARD EVANS, OFFICIAL ASSIGNAR, WESTERN CHAMBERS, 2287.JOBN STREET, MONTREAL C LEGGE & CO, ° ESTABLISHED 1859), SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, 162 St.James Streets, 162, 2223z 66 RGAND\u201d HALL STOVES, improved.No Gas! \u2018Also, \u201c Oriental,\u201d ¢ American Base Burners,\u2019 and a variety of other Stoves, Ranges, &c.Iron Bedsteads of wrought- iron, imported.Prices reduced at MEILLEUR à CO, 652 ORAIG STREET, near Bleury,.218s D.BENALLACK & @., BLEURY and corner of GUY and BT, Beg \u2014 tte ton of th blie to he to attention of the a 0 large stock of Choice Poultry om hand nt present; also, receiving a nice lot of prairie Hens a moder- call isre of es 4 D.ALLACE 4 00.THE NEW STANDARD MEASURES, AT WARMINTON & FHILBIN'S, 108 MoGILL STRENT, 214s Wiurram Brrpr, CARPENTER AND JOINER, Corner Hospital and St.John Streets, ONTREAL.House Repairs, Office and Store Fit ties, Charges moderate.Terms cast.Arex.MoeREGoOR, CABINEI-MAKEB, UFHOLSTERER, £0.Nos, 603, 605 & 607 Lagauchetiere Sireet.M.B.\u2014Jobbing, and all kinds of House and Fur« niture Repairs, promptly atteaded to.289 Joun MoDoveau., MILLWRIGHT and MACHINIST, CALEDONIA WORKS, ST.GABRIEL LOCKS, 1905 HoT: EOI, HOT, OOLD, COLD, COLD BATHS., BISAILLON, Hair-dresser and Manufact of Wigs, Braids and Switches, urex NOTRE DAME STREET.Bs PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS.\u2014 Good second-hand Planos, Cottage amd (iquare, by eminen\u2019 makers, sultabls for putlig hools or private practice, from $50 to $150, Piy.at 60 Uisy Oounelllor sirset.wl speoiali- sep 2272 ENTLEMENS CLOTHIN G CLEANED, ALTER and REATLY PRESSED at H, VINEBERGS, 653 Or strect, a fow doors east of Blours.art peony + d WANTED TO RENT, A PLACE BUITABLE FOR .Saturating Roofing Felt, IN THE VIOINITY OF Point St.Charles or Canal \u2018 Bank.Address, atating rent, Post-office, Box 8091, Montreal 231x O LET\u2014The premises, 711 Craig, shops, Gwe TE out-premises dapiod rp XT A] manulacturin boslaea: Ap- 13 som.Catherine street, near Crystal Fanos, 10 | OUND, last Frid GRO.BINDLEY & BRO, ANTED.A man having had fifteen years ex- erience in the Boot and Shoe Manufactur- he business wants a situation as Manager of any épartment in that line; speaks both languages, and understands the business thoroughly, First- class references.Apply to J.C.Mignault, 31 St.Lambert Hill.232-2 WW ARTE: by a respectable woman, a situation a8 Cook, No objection to washing and ironing, or to go to the country.Address, by letter, V 5, this Office.~ 235-2 ANTED.\u2014G00d Servant can be obtained at Mrs.Smallshire\u2019s Registry office, 698 Mignonne street, off St Urbain street.232-4 ANTED, a situation as Nurse; good references.Apply to No.17 St.David's Lane, off Bt.Joseph street.232-4 WW ARZED by young girls, situations in Dry- Coods Stores ; French Protestant Teachers, good Cooks, General Servants; good references.Apply a= B.De Lahaye's Registry Odfice, 979 St, Cutnesine street, __ 28 -4 ANTED.\u2014By a middle aged Qook, a situation, or can wash and iron well.Apply at Mrs.Hillmap, Registry Office, 159 Lagauchetiore street.ANTED\u2014A first-class Dry-goods Salesman, speaking both lavbguages, desires a situa tion in a wholesale or dry-goods store; unques- tionsble references.Applyto J.C.Mignawit, 31 St.Lambert Hill.252-2 ANTED, situations by Cooks, Express Dri- Ww vèrs, Grocery Clerks, Book-keepers, Car Drivers, Carpenters, Joiners, Polishers, Slaters, Painters, Whitewashers; good references.Apply st B.De Lahaye\u2019s Registry Office, 979 St.Catherine street.© 232-3 ANTED, by à respectable man and wifs situations ; one as Coachman, and the other as General Servant.Apply at 136 Vitre street.2 Ww ANTED, a situation as Handy-man in privat; family or Store ; experience in Groceriese used to horses.Apply at No.21 Juror street.| 2 ANTED.\u2014A first-ciass female French Cook (from France)should like à situation; very good references.Address, C.M.,40 Chennevllie street.231-3 ANTED.\u2014A young lady with the best of references desires a situation to tend in either a Stationery, Confectionery or Fancy Goods Sr0re.Address, \u2018* Maude,\u201d STAR office.231-4 ANTED \u2014Good Servant can bs obtalmed at Mrs, Smallshire\u2019s Registry office, 693 Sherbrooke street, off St.Urbain street.231-4 ANTED, s situation by a respectable woman as Cook.Address, F 12, STAR office.| 4 ANTED, by a respectable young woman, & W situation as Housemaid or Nurse ; good reference.Apply at Miss Neville\u2019s Registry Office, 5 Anderson street; _ 2314 WASTED a situation as Groom and Coachman by a single man who kpows his work ; is willing to make himself generally usefal ; bost of | reterences.Address, X 4, STAR Office.23044 ANTED, a situation as Cook; good references can be given.Apply at 13 Balmoral street.230-4 ANTED, by a respectable young woman à gituation as Seamstress; willing to assist with children or housemald\u2019s work\u2019, good references.Apply to Miss Neville, 5 Anderson street, Registry office.230-4 {XT ANTED, a situation by a young man, having v two years\u2019 experience in a Clothing Store; best references.Address N.P., STAR office.39 4 ANTED.\u2014A Short-hand Writer, experienced, wishes an engagement as Amauueëusis ; re- if ferencesreqaired.Address, Box 795, Montreal.ANTED, employment in any capacity by an W Epglishman ; is a tidy acholar understandg the care of & horse ; wages no object.Address E, Turner, 30 Bronsdon's lane, off Dorchester pireot.0- ANTED, a situstion as Proof Reader or Trans- 1ator in a printing office ; best of city references.Address W 5, STAR office.__223-6 ANTED, A General Agent for St.John and Halifax.An energetic man with $2{ 0 or $300 capital can make money fast.No risk.Business first-class.Apply to MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., 286 8t James street.2252 ONTREAL MALE AND N FEMALE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY\u2014OFFION Hours, 8 a.m.to 8.30 p.m.\u2014I heroby givo notice to the public that I can furalsh at a momeont\u2019s notice the very best of help, either male or female, with tnquestionable ref#reuce.I, therafore, sollcit a | trial from all those who may require it.Contractors, Builders and Mauafacturcrs are lnvited > give me a call.Also, those requiring Book-keep- ers or Clerks of any kind.Holp for hotels and Private famllios a speciality, as I have two departments well situated, and in a contral locality.\u2018WANTED.\u2014All persons, male or femals, requiring ajtuations will do well by calling and register- in oir names at my Ooo immediately.J.O.MIGNAULT, äl 8t.Lambert's hill FOUND.i [Advertisements under this bead are inserted six days for 10 ceuts.This low price is to encourage the sdvertising of articles which appear too trifling to warrant expense, bat which are of great value to the losers.] ay: in Drolet street, à small sum of money (United States currency.) The owner can have it on proving property and paying for this advertisement.Apply at 31 8t.Lawrences streot.220 6 | ue TRAVEL TIME TABLES.{RANDTRUNK RAILWAY.\u2014 From Chicago, Detroit, Sarnia, Toronto and intermediate stations at 9:30 p.m.and 8 a.m, Trains from Ottawa connect at Prescott Junction with both trains.From Cornwall and intermediate stations at 8:50 am.From Kingston and intermediate stations at 6:15 p.n.From Lachine, 8.35 a., 10,30, 1.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., 8.05, and 7.30 p.m.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY \u2018WEST.)\u2014From Boston, Portland, It:aud Pond Sherbrooke, Halifax, St.John, St.Octaye mond, Three Rivers and intermediate atatioua at 6.30 a.m.From Island Pond, Sherbrooke, Rich- (Metis), Cacouna, Riviere da Loup, Pt.Levi.Richmond and Intermediate stations at 12.05 p.m.From Portland dally, and from Pt.Levi, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only, at 9.00 p.m.APRAIRIE \u2014Boat leaves Mant- real at 1:00 and 11 a.m., and § p.m., and La- prairie at 6:00 and 8:30 a.m., and1 p.m.UEBEC.\u2014Boat leaves Montreal each evening (Sundays excepted) at 7 p.m.Arrives in Quebec at 8 a.m.next morning, and returns at 4 p.m., arriving in Montreal at a.m.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY (NORTH.)-From New York, Waterloo and intermediate stations, at 8:15 a m.From Boston at 8:46 am.and 9:20 p.m.From New York Albany and Rouse\u2019s Poin at 10:10 a.m.and 11:30 pm.From Hemmlingford and Intermediate Stations, 8.36 a.m.__ RAND TRU&K RAILWAY {EAST.)\u2014Express Traln for Island Pond dally, and Point Levion Tnesdays, Thursdays an Saturdays, 8.00.on Saturdays the 8.05 a.m.tran will run to Rimouski.Passenger Train for Richmond, Island Pond, Gorham and Portland, 2.5 .m.This train connects at Richmond with the Kixea Train, leaving tuere at 6.15 p.m.for Point Levi.Express for Rlunmou, l'oint Levi, Riviere du Loup, Cacouna, St.Octave (Metis), St.John, Mali- fax, Island Pond, Gorham, Lewiston and Portland, p.m, RAND TRUNK RAILWAY (SOUTH.)\u2014For 8%, Joans snd Bos:on at 9 am.For Rouse\u2019s Point, Albany and New York, 6.45 a.m.For St.Johns, Waterloo, Boston, Albany and New York, 3 p.m.For St.Johns and intermediate stations, 5:30 pm.HBomimninford and Inter mediate Stations 3.50 p.m, RAND TRUNK RAILWAY (WEST.)\u2014To Prescott, Ottawa, Toronto, Chicago and intermediate places at 9.43 a.m, and 10 p.m., and Mixed for Kingston at 7 a.m.Cornwall and \\ntermediate places at 4.30 p.m.Vaudreuil ana intermediate stations at 6.15 p.m.To Lachine 7.00 a.m., 9.10 A.m., 12 noon, 3.30 p.m., 5.00 p.m.6.30 p.m, ONGUEUIL, \u2014 The Ferryboat leaves the foot of the current for Longaeuil on week days, commencing at 5.30 a.m., and runs every hour until 8.30 p.m.Also, from Longueuil for Jacques Cartier wharf every day at 8.16 a.m., and leaves Jacques Cartier wharf for Longueuil at 6.16 p.m.EAUHARNOIS.\u2014The ¢ Beau- harnols?leaves the canal basin every day (Sundays excepted), at 1 p.m., for Beauharnois.Returning, she arrives at the olty at 9 a.m, ERTHIER.\u2014The ¢ Berthier\u201d leaves the Bonsecours Basin for Ber- thier and intermediate ports on_ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2 p.m.Returning, arrives at 11 a.m.on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.ARILLON.\u2014 The ** Dagmar \u201d lcaves the canal basin on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 6 a.m., fer Carillon.Returning, reaches the canal kasin on Mondays and Thursdays, a p.m.The opposition steamer \u2018* Manitoba leaves on the same days as the \u2018 Dagmar,\u201d but half an hour earlier.Returning, she arrives atthe same time an the \u2018\u201cD 3 TTAWA.\u2014 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 or Carillon and intermediate ports only.) ORNWALL.\u2014The steamer ¢ Bohemian\u2019\u2019 leaves the lower canal basin on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 12.30 p.m., for Cornwall and Intermediate ports.Returning she arrives at the basin on Mondays and Thursdays, at 12 o'clock noon.The opposition steamer ** St, Francis\u201d?leaves and arrives on the same days as the ¢ Bohemian,\u201d but about two hours later in the day.T, HELEN'SISLAND.\u2014The St.Helen's Island Ferry-boat leaves Jacques Cartier wharf on her first trip at 9.30 a.m., and mgkes a trip every hour until 8,30 p.m.Thelast trip from the Island ts at 7 p.m.\u201cChambly \u201d HAMBLY.\u2014The market steamboat leaves for Chambly on Tuesdays sua Fridays at2 p.m.Beturning, she arrives at the Bonsesours Basin on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 am.\u2018Tue opposition steamboat \u201c Cultivateux \u201d arrives and departs on the same days and at the same hour a8 the * Chambly.\u201d MPEREE RIVERS \u2014The ¢ Trois Rivieres\u201d leaves for Three Rivers on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 p.m.Returning, she arrives at 10 a.m.on Mondays, Wedneg~ days and Fridays.T.LAMBERT\u2019S.\u2014The St.Lam- bort\u2019s Ferry-boat \u2018\u2019 National\u201d leaves her wharf on wook days at 5, 6.30 and 8 a.m , and 50 on every hour until 6.30 p.m.O0 DESMARAIS &CO.PHOTOGRAPHEES, 18 JT.LAWRENOR MAIN STRERT.WP\u201d Photographs and Tin Types taken lu latest styles, E195-x [One cent per word each Insertion, prepaid.j WARLED, a Message Boy.Address Box N 1, _YY _Post-office.232-2 \"VV ANTED, à Cash Bor.Address N 1, Posofico.ANTED IMMEDIATELY, 30 Carpenters and Joiners.Apply to J.C.Mignault, 31 St Lamberts hill.232 WASTED, 15 Laborers; also, a Foreman un- im the Clty Analy to 7 Cr Stands SL 8%, Lom: in the city.ly to J.C.ui .bertsnills or nah Moses ANTED.\u2014First-class Sewing Machine Canvassers, at 365 Notre Dame street.232-3 ANTED, a respectable young Cook (Protestant); references required, Apply at Miss Neville's Registry Office, 5 Anderson street.230-4 QU ANTED Canvassers ; $1 to $8 a day; competent men only need apply.Callon W.D.Magsinger, No.5 8t.Elizabeth street, between 11 a m, and 2 p.n,, Friday, Saturday and Mopday.{7 ANTED, a Coachman ; must havo good cert ficates from last employers.Apply at 268 St.Paul street.229-8 ANTED, a Butler to go to Quebec.by letter, U 6, STAR office.TW ANTED Ror the benefit of my Customers and patrons living in the upper part of the city, Iam pleased to Inform the public that I have just opened a Branch Office at 25% St.Joseph street, where I am ready to serve my friends and patrons &n4 the public generally, with Male and Female \u2018help of every description at the shortest notica, 294 NAULT, 202 ét.Joseph wrest.$77 A WEEK to Agents, Old and Young, Male and Female, in their locality.Terms and OUTFIT FREE.Address, P.0., VICKERY, & 00., Augusta, Maine, 287 Address, 229-8 ] ROOMS, {Rooms to Lot, haif a cont per word each insertion +++.Rooms Wanted, one cent per word ossh insertion, prepaid.) OOM\u2014To let, large farnished hedroom, suitabie for two gentlemen, with bath and W, C., at 104 8t.Urbain street.32 2 ROME Le let, well-furnished double and single front Bedrooms, at 6.7.Craig street.232- OOMS.\u2014Handsomeiy Furnished, full board if required, at 36 Osborne street.232-2 Rogus To let with board in & private family.Apply to 10 Bisson street.232-6 OOMS AND BOARD, at 55 University street.R A » 3499 He OOMS\u2014First-class furnished front room to let, in a private family, 45 Bleury airoet, 3 Rows To let, with or without board, at No.1 y St.Dominique street, 231-4 OOM.\u2014To let, Double Room for two gentlemen, with board, at 95 Alexaader street.230-8 DOOMS VACANT at 65 Dubord street, opposite _ the Viger Garden, 230-6 ROME TO Jet, two large furnished rooms, at 15 Richmond square.2306 JRogus-To let, a front Parlor Bedroom, with board.Apply at 47 McGill College avenue 2 OOM.\u2014Furnished Room at 756 Juror street.228-8 [> COM\u2014To let, at 47 St.Constant street.PR00H- T0 1et, at47 8 229.8 OOM.\u2014Furnished Bedroom at 27 St, Genevieve street, corner Latour street, 229-5 RO%Ms-Bingle and double room, with board\u2018 ,at57 Aylmer street.249-6 Apply 22815 I OOM3\u2014Pieasant Front Rooms to let.at 24 Balmoral street, OOMS\u2014Pleasant rooms (furnished or unfnr- nished); locality good, and family American.Apply at 271 St.Urbain street.228-8 PR C0M-\u2014Furnished room at 19 Latour atreot, 3 OOMS- Comfortable Rooms and good Board; English family, Apply at 256 Loury, Jraat.'200MB.\u2014Beautiful, large furnished rooms.R with or without board, at 68 8t.Deals street, 1491 St.Antolue street.T° LET, a Comfortably Furnished Double Bed-room with use of Bath, &ec., sult- able for a couple of gentlemen, with partial board, in a respectable locality.Apply at 225-2 10 LET.\u2014A large front Bed-room Furpished.359 ST.DOMINIQUE SIREET, Near Sherbrooke.BOARD.| Board Wanted, one oent word each iusertion sous Board Vacau os, halt sent per word each insertion, prepaid,\u2019 PB 0aBD-Vacanoies at 8 Chenneville wrest OARD.\u2014A good quiet home with good Board may be had for two quiet young men, at 221 Bt.George street (English).232-3 JB oABD \u2014 Vacancies at 339 St.Antoine street.232-8 OARD\u2014Yacenoios at 9 51.Urbain street à 3 poser Yacanoy for steady boarders at 49 Aylmer street; also for day boarders; terme moderate._ 228-8 OARD.-\u2014 Wanted, for a newly married couple in the west end.Address, T 9, TAR fice.F3 045P- Vacancies at 35 Latour strect.224 OARD- Boarders will find accommodation \u2018at B 171 St.Lawronce Main street.222-17 OARD\u2014Vacancies\u2014Singles or double rooms for Single gentlemen or married couples; nicely fumi ; healthy locality ; near Sherbrooke st.; Address R.M + STAR géo \u2014 modern conveniences._ FOR SALE.{One cont per word each insertion, prepaid.) OR SALE, on liberal terms, a mall manutac- F ring business that will pay from one to two thousand dollars per annum ; room for extension ; small capital required ; satisfactory explanation for selling.Address, by letter, U 7, Sran gfce.Fe: SALE ,\\n St.Jacques Building Socisty, formed 1573, Book $2000 Bhares, with $143 paid u, to 1st oot ber.Party leaving town wishes to well, Apply to F, RB.B., Box 373, Post-omoce.331 3 OR SALE, Set Double Harness, brass mounted, by Irwin; a8 good a8 new; on view at B.Trwin'#, 165 McGill street, Also, four-whéaled Log-cart Cariole, at Ledoux.231-8 OR SALE, licensed Saloon and Restaurant, do- F ing good business, Address W.W., Post fice.OR BALE, at a bargain, a long estabilshed and nicely fitted barver\u2019s shop.A bargain on easy terms.Address X, 2, SrAR office.227-10 OR SALE, Firc-proof Safe, No.5.Cheap for cash, at 1185 St.Catherine street.226tt OR SALE, a very valuable Patent, useful and cheap; & popular article at popular prices, Address \u2018\u2019 Patentee,\u201d STAR office.228-10 OR SALE, at à tremendous bargain, a splendid assortment of Dry Goods, all In good ordar; very little old stock.Address W.4, BTAR offre.OR SALE, a Distillery ; perfectly equipped and doing a large business ; satisfactory reasons {for gelling.Address, for particulars, * Distiller, STAR office.224-10 sf FOR SALE, au old eatablished Varlety Storo, Address, T 8, STAR office, 927.7 \u2014 HOUSES TO LET OR WANTED, By TO LET, a first-class Furnisled House on fil Sherbrooke street West, having all modern improvements; rent moderate, Apuly to Bain & McDowell, 716 Craig street.232-4 TO LET.Lower part of House, 87 St.Contant street.232-2 TQ LET.\u2014The Stone Dwelling House, No.180 Shuter street, in splendid order, lot Air Furnace, Back Kitchen and Staircase, &c., &c.B.Hutchins, 30 St.Francois Xavier street.232-3 TO LET, that fine House and Grounds, known as Thornbury, formerly the residence of Alexander Mc@ibbon ; it has the advantage of being a city and country residence, the opening out of Bleury street making it 80 easy of access ; will be rented to a desirable temant for a number of years at a moderate rent Algo, that highly- finished house, No.664 Sherbrooke street, with furnace and all modern conveniences.Apply to 8.H.& J.MOSS, 5 and 7 Recollet street, 2322 TO LET, self-contained Tenement Houses, E three and four rooms each.Apply at 69 St, Lawrence street.231 4 TO LET, a Furnished Detached Cottage or unfurnished.Apply at 60 City Councillor street.229-8 TO LET, House No.16857 St.Cathorine street, with modern improvements; immediate pe Appiy at 432 dt.Paul street TO LET, a well-furnished House ia University street ; possession 1st October.Apply _ at 40 Berri street.2256-8 TO BERT LOW, until 1st May next or longer, & small self-contained House, West of Bieuy street.Apply at No.92 St.Francolg Xavier street.224-41 WANTED TO RENT, à self-contained house of not less than seven rooms, and stabling attached for ome horse, in a respectable locality; mot .more than twenty minutes\u2019 walk from the Post-office; rent muest be moderate.Address House, STAR office.219 TO LET, upper tenement, within 5 minutes?walk of Post-office, or Victoria square ; 7 rooms; very convenient and respectable, compact, and easily warmed.Address, X 1, STAR Office.219-1 TO LET.\u2014A medium size House, partly furnished or unfurnished; all modern com« venlences; desirable locality; possession immediate.Address O 10, this office.204tt TO LET OR FOR SALE, One fArat-claus tenc« ment Brick House, Nos.1 and 2 Union Fer.race, Hypolite, corner of Roy atreot; rent moderate ; terms eauy.Avply to Er.Lemoine, à Hospital street.11% LOST, &o.OST OR STOLEN, from & waggon, two Shirts four Collare, two Pocket-handkerchiefs, one \u2018White Coat, one palr White Pants, two pair Socks and three Ties.Please return to Andrew Allag, 32 2 oer \u2014About 4 weeks ago :\u2014 1 Ladies Gold Neck Chain.1 Ladies Locket with two photos.1 Ladies Locket with Chile photo and hair.1 Heart shaped Trinket with hair work in it, A libersl reward will be given for their return to 131 Lusignan street.232-8 Ky Purge contain.ore ec a Joe ras, Mader' anse re \u201c0 the Richelieu Hotel: .2813 TELEGRAPHIC.SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH , Quebec\u2019s cotton importsare mostly American, Yesterday's yellow fever interments at Savannah, 17.The \u201c\u2018Countess of Daufferin\u2019s\u201d have been settled.The Pope and Cardinal Antonelli are both dangerously ill, Yellow fever appears to be spreadin over the entire South.P 5 Russians are crowding into Servia in greater numbers than ever.Laborers in St, John commence working nine hours from to-day.The Quebec Morning Chronicle wants to sell $10,000 worth of bad debts.An Ottawa butcher has opened a free stall, and defies the authorities, Yellow fever in New Orleans caused Galveston io establish a quarantine, Storms on the Grand Banks have wrought much damage among fishing craft.Mr.H.A.H, Keans, local member for ot John, N.B., died yesterday, aged debts The Torontos took the lacrosse chim- pionship on Saturday in three straight games, Ten candidates for the priesthood were ordained in the Basilica Minor, Quebec, yesterday.The Servians have sustained another repulse, with heavy loss, in their attack on the Turks, There is no mail communication with Texas via Morgan City, in consequence of quarantine, À Gatineau man charges aneighbor with \u201chaving committed a murder in Ireland 19 years ago.\u201d , Large numbers of Quebecers are moving west to Ontario, Manitoba, and the United States, An appeal to arms is being circulated in the Basque and Navarreze provinces ia defence of the Fueros, À call for a public meeting in Toronto to consider-public health attracted only two doctors and a reporter.The school inspectors and teachers of Eastern Ontario have presented Hon.Adam Crooks with an address, McDonald, Kane & Co.\u2019s tender for section 15, Canada Pacific Railway, has been accepted.The sum is $1,443,175.The Egyptian commander-in-chief and his staff are stated to have been taken prisoners by the Egyptians near Massowah, Servia is warned that she may no longer reply upon British sympathy, which she has forfeited by her refusal of the armistice, A ferry-boat was swamped on Saturday evening in Youghal harbor, and 14 persons drowned ; nearly all farmers and their wives.Mr., Joseph Warren, editor Buffalo Courier, and President of the New York State Association, died suddenly on Saturday night.James Lick, the California millionaire hotel keeper, whose recent donations on behalf of science and literature made him to be noted, is dead.The steamer \u2018* Pommerania,\u201d from New York, has arrived at Plymouth, and the \u201c\u2018 Russia\u201d and the \u2018\u2018 City of Chester \u201d have arrived at Queenstown.The St.John, N.B., people refused to purchase the Chipman property for a publie park.It was put up at austion, ut failed to attract buyers.Abel Smith, bow oar of the Halifax four, who so distinguished themselves at the Philadelphia regatta,and his brother Mark, were drowned in Halifax harbor on Saturday.Their boat was run down by the mail steamer \u2018\u2018 Nova Scotian.\u201d THE CZAR'S PROPOSAL TO FRANZ JOSEF._ LoNDoN, October 2.The Paris correspondent of the Times says the proposal contained in the Czar's letter to Francis Joseph will probably be sent to all the Powers, They will certainly be - received in Rome.The object uf sending an autograph letter to Francis Joseph is to induce Austria to take joint action with Russia.It is reported that this letter, after describing in detall the dangers of the situation, and condemning the original peace propositions, proposes the immediate occupation of Bulgaria by her army, and the occupation of Bosnia and the Herzegovina by the Austrian army ; the watching of the Bosphorus by the navies of both Powers; Servia to retain her present independence.This proposition is to make sure that this Russian interpretation of the terms of self-government will be adhered to in the reforms to be introduced by the Porte.Russia thinks this will stop bloodshed and impose on the ingur- ent provinces an acceptance of the conditions atipulated in their favor.Turkey may put an immediate end to the war by granting a long armistice.It is now admitted by the Powers that a conference can alone attempt to settle the question between Turkey and her vassels, Russia makes two conditions in accordance to the idea of a conference, first, to be held in mutual territory ; second, it is to be composed of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Powers will object to these conditions now, If the Porte only grants the armistice, the Powers are ready to undertake a peaceful settlement.THE CHURCHES.ST.JOHN THE EVANGELISTS CHURCH, Large congregations attended this place of worship yesterday.\u2019 The sermons, both morning and evening, were preached by the Rev.O.S.Prescott, one of the Cowley Fathers, and Rector of St.Clements, Philadelphia.The subject in the morning was taken from the Book of Revelations,\u201d and that in the evening the ¢\u2018 Parable of the Steward ;\u201d both sermons were eloquent and scholarly, In addition to the regular clergy, there were present the Rev.Canon Townsend, of Nova Scotia ; Rev.J.Macgill, Rector of Newport, Rhode Island ; Rev.C.Hamilton, Curate of St.Matthew's, Quebec, and several others.The music of the Communion service was particularly fine ; ether usual morning service, sung entirely by the people, without the choir, was most impressive, GRACE CHURCH, POINT .ST.CHARLES, The sermon in the morning was preached by the incumbent, the Rev.8.Belcher, who took for his text the 7th chapter of St.Luke\u2019s Gospel, the 14th and 15th verses, ¢¢ And Jesus came and touched the bier; and they that bare Him stood still, And He said, young man, I say unto thee, arise.And he that was dead sat up, and began to speak.And He delivered him to his mother.\u201d The city of Nain, at which this remarkable miracle of our Lord took place.is now a village inhabited only by a few families.It was then surround- | ed by high walls, and its streets and dwellings were filled with inhabitants.But the entrance is there still, and any one entering this town would pass through the same gate as the one our Saviour entered.There is always a certain degree of sadness surrounding death, notwithstanding the glorious hope introduced into it by the remembrance of the resurrection morn, and we, by our modern innovations, have done much to advance this gloom, In different countries various colors ara used to denote death\u2014in some red is used, in others green, while with ourselves black is the mourning color.Whether any distinguishing garb was used on the occasion of this funeral I am net prepared to say, but not the dress warn, be it ever zo black, could express the depth of woe that filled this widow's heart.Being her only son, her whole existence would be wrapped up in him, and when he was at last called away, he who wa ! her only comfort, the only one left of a perhaps numerous family, it seemed to her the lagt\u2014the heaviest affliction she could be called upon to bear.But help was at hand, Jesus knew her case, and His loving heart was touched by the poor widow\u2019s distress, We know no other occasion on which our Lord visited Nain, He who knows all things knew the cireum- stances, and in this striking manner tosti- fied His loving care and the compassion which He feels towards all his creatures.In these times we should consider it very indecent if anyone laid his hands on the coffin of any of our relatives ; but they who carried the bier\u2014which was simply a stretcher on which the body was placed, covered with a cloth\u2014felt He had but to touch, and they stood still.Being carried hopelessly and helplessly to the grave, he was arrested on the way by the voice of Jesus, saying : \u2018Young map, I say unto thee, arise.\u201d Likewise, we who are dead in trespasses and sin are invited to arise and be followers of Christ.As long as we live without God in our lives we are moving on the way to death.Every one has come short of the glory of God and is dead in trespassos and sin, Shall our souls awaken unto life or still live on preferring the way of death.The hour is coming when the dead shall be called forth, from caves of the earth, from vaults of stone, and from the depths of the ocean.At the voice of the Son of God all generations of mankind shall arise and give an account of their own works, and yet the spirit of many lie prostrate in death.Have each of you examined your own hearts to find how they stand in respect to their Maker?Will vou still say no to the promises held out to you in the Word of | God?Christ bids you arise from the death in trespasses and sins to be born again of water and of the Spirit.He showed His two-fold nature as God and man in this miracle.While performing the work that could only be performed by Diety, the raising of the dead, there was tenderness in that action we can hardly realize.But when He wept by the grave of Lazarus, when He expressed, * My soul is exceedingly sorrowful, even unto death,\u201d He showed the feelings and emotions of a tender loving soul.He is such a Saviour as we need, one who, looking upon us in our state of sin and misery, calls us to repent, and arise from the dead and live.CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, SANITARY LAWS, The evening services were conducted by the Rev, Mr.Green, who preached from Genesis xliii.chap., 3rd verse : \u2018\u2018 Ye shall not see my face except your brother be with youn,\u201d This, as you are aware, was the word of Joseph, as Governor of the King of Egypt, uttered to his brethren when he was des sirous that they should bring with them when next they came to buy com his own brother Benjamin, But it 1s not so much with this story itself that I want to deal, as with a broad and deep subject which the words of Joseph suggest\u2014the brotherhood of man and the duties involved and implied.The most important lesson to be learned from the present panic and threatened epidemic of small-pox is the lesson of our brotherhood and the oneness of our destiny, We seek to ses the father\u2019s face in a more perfect social life ; we are providentially placed side by side with a portion of God\u2019s children, our owa brethren, who live in open violation of sanitary laws, of whose importance we are fully persuaded, and the result is\u2014what ?that our observance of those laws will save them or save us?No, but that we may all be involved in the consequences of violation.Thehorrid disease comes to remind us ofour brotherhood, to rouse us to the importance of not only obeying the laws of health ourselves, but of the importance of seeing to it that all obey them.It is simply suicidal to be indifferent to the gross ignorance of those with whom we have to live in the same community.To what end do I fit and furnish my home with all the comforts of life, and obey all the laws needed to secure wholesome air in it if my next neighbor is totally indif- erent?My own obedience will not save me, let alone save my neighbor.No doubt t is the prayer in thousands of homes at his time that they be protected from the ravages of this horrid plague, and the prayer is all well enough, but it is well to remember this, that God is not much in th habit of working miracles to save people fromthe consequences of either ignorance or wilful disobedience to well established laws offhealth.I give it as my deliberate opin- on that if the Corporation of Montreal, nstead of erecting an elegant City Hall, had taken the money and expended it in the construction of a thorough system of sewerage, it would have done a much wiser thing than it has done, Now, I like to see fine public buildings.It gives one a certain feeling of comfort and pride when he can take a visiting friend round and show him such a thing, and say, \u2018\u2018 There, sir, is our City Hall.\u201d But when, within a stone\u2019s throw of that hall, there are whole streets which you have to apologise for, why there seems to a certain unfitness in the relation of things.A fine city hall I can admire, but it is a great drawback to the enjoyment of it to have to wade through offensive mud and death.dealing odors to get to the hall.Tomy wind it reveals an inexcusable and unjustifiable ignorance and incompetency to erect fine public buildings and neglect sewers.If the Corporation had expended vhe money which it has on the Mountain Park in raising the num- ker of houses which are crumbling in the n.ud, it would have been a better thing for ail concerned.It is a fins thing to have a Mountain Park, although it is a luxury which I find that few can enjoy, and of but little moment is it to any if, at its base on the plain, there be streets on streets lined with ill-arranged and ill-vens tilated houses which are little better than fever-traps, and ocoupied by people too busy in saving the Church and saving their rouls to pay much attention to the laws of their physical well-being.CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.Rev, J.W.Bonham preached a sermon in the evening on \u2018The late great Revival in the Church of England.\u201d The reverend gentleman took for his text the lviii, chapter of the Book of Psalms, verse 9 : \u2014\u2018\u2018Thou, O ! God, didst send a plentiful rain, whereby Thou didst confirm Thine inheritance when it was weary.\u201d He said :\u2014The revival in the Church of England had been effected through the agency of the missions, The whole of England was divided inte parishes; the parochial system was attended by a concentration of spiritual power, yet the work of missions led to a revival and the evangelizing of a famished multitude.For this there is much cause to be thankfal, Christ is with His Church and He will not forsake her.The reverend gentleman gave an account of the origin and progress of the movement, which, he said, commenced with the ten days\u2019 missions inaugurated in London in 1854, and traced it onward to subsequent efforts in the same direction in 1874, \u2018These missions, by means of which so much practical work had been accomplished, received the support of the Bishops of London, Manchester and Rochester, and of the clergy of all schools of thought.In 1869, the meetings held in London awakened great interest, and directed public attention to the home mission work, All had united in this great work, and prayers, morning and evening, had been sent up to heaven.Public prayers and silent prayers had been offered up to God, and they had been answered with a plentiful rain, To be willing workers together with God in this great work was a privilege for which we should be thankful, In the great mission centre, one noble worker, the Archbishop of York, was deeply interested in the success of the missions, and the Bishop of London also, in whose diocese the great mission centre lay, had taken the liveliest interest in the progress of the good work.The hishops having set forth upon the work of evangelization, the clergy all showed a disposition to do everything in their power to aid the missions.The eloquent preacher entered into many interesting iculars of the working of home missions ; he related an instance of the conversion of a young woman, mot at ong ES PRIOK ONE CENT of these meetings, by a lady who had pre- oented her with a Bible, and showed, by numerous illustrations, that the missionary must adapt himself to widely different circumstances, to the etiquette of the drawing-room as well as to the manners of the camp, He continued : Some persons, when they were asked to come to Jesus, answered, \u201cNot now; I will come to-morrow Fd but many a man had been crushed by saying and thinking, \u2018\u2018Ï will come to-mor- row!\u201d Tt is the work of the evangelist to win these souls to Jesus, to speak to them, to read the Holy Scriptures with them that they may find their Lord, Even clergymen feel that they lack courage to preach to these persons, and to ask them, \u201cDo you love your Saviour, and, if uot, why not?\u201d The Rev, J, H.Wilkinson, whose labors in the mission field had heea attended with so much succe 38, and who had been instramentsl in Winning over so many souls to Chriss, would address passers-by and say, \u201cWill you stop a moment and res this paper, and come to the mission ?\u201d Some would say, \u2018\u201cThe mission ! Wha 4 the misson ?\u201d and he would tell then, \u201c John the Baptist held a mission.Come to mission ; pray for the mission, but whatever you do, do not mock at the mission.\u201d The people assembled, the Evangelist preached, and at the close of the hymn all who desired to leave did so, but a very Înrge number remained, At the close of meeting, they were invited te come again, and thus many whe would have been lost to Christ had learned to say : \u201c0 Lord, I thank Thee that Thou hast died for me !\u201d Thus the good work went on, and many learned to rely on the missions.The rev.gentleman concluded with an account of the labors of Rev.George Body, and of his own experiences in the great mission work of London.The usual large congregation was present, and the utmost interest manifested in the deeply interesting address delivered by the reverend gentleman, In the morning the Rector preached from the xvi.chapter of Exodus and 15th v: \u2018And when the children of Israel saw it, they said, one to another, \u2018It is manna, for they wist not what it was.\u201d And Moses said unto them, \u2018This is the bread which the Lord hath given you to eat.\u2019\u201d The Reverend Canon irom this text delivered one of his characteristically able and eloquent appeals.The choir of the Cathedral fully sustains the high reputation it has achieved under Dr.Maclagan\u2019s direction.In the morning Maclagan\u2019s beautiful setting of the Ze Deum was given with magnificent effect, the soprano taking the solo parts with exquisite sweetness.In the evening the anthem was rendered superbly, the tenor and bass being con- spicuounsly fine in the solos.INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.(From the Herald.) The following are some of the awards of prizes by Mr, Duckham, British Judge of Cattle for the Canadian Commission : SILVER MEDALS, J.& R.Hunter, Alma, O., Lord Aberdeen, short horn bull, 2 years and 4 months, Canadian bred.Thas.Boak, Hornby, Ont., Duke of Cumberland, short horn bull, 2 years and 7 months, imported.Jas.Russell, Richmond Hill, Ont,, Hugh Sheriff 2nd, short horn bull, 3 years and 5 months, Canadian bred.James Russell, Richmond Hill, Ont., Isabella, short horn cow, 5 years and 2 months, Canadian bred.W.Miller, Atha, Ont., Necklaok, short horn cow, 2 years 11 months, Canadian breed, \u2018W.Miller, Atha, Ont., Young Arabella, 2 years, short horn, Canadian bred.James Russell, Richmond Hill, Ont, Duchess Springbrook, short horn, 10 months, Canadian bred.G.Hood, Guelph, Ont., Hero, Hereford bull, 2 years 7 months, Canadian bred, - G.Hood, Victor, Hereford bull, 10 months, Canadian bred.G.Hood, Victaria, Hereford cow, 5 years and 4 months, Canadian bred.Geo.Rudd, Guelph, Oat., Hartland, Devon bull, Geo, Rudd, Guelph, Ont., Duke Norfolk, Devon bull, under one year, Canadian bred, BRONZE MEDALS.James Russell, Richmond Hill, Ont, short horn bull, 3 years 5 months, Canadian bred.Jas, Gardhouse, Highfield, Ont., Count Gundenwald, 4 years 8 months, short horn, imported.Terryberry, Glanford, Ont., short horn, 4 years 7 months, Canadian bred, - J& À Hunter, Alma, Ont., Baron Booth, short horn bull, 2 years 4 months, Canadian bred.J.& R.Hunter, Alma, Ont, Ranger, short horn bull, 11 months, Canadian red.; W.B.Telfer, Ponsonby, Ont., Maid of Kent, short horn cow, 9 months, Canadian ed, x J.& R.Hunter, Alma, Ont, Maid of Honor 2nd, 2 years 4 months, Canadian red.\u2018W.W, Hitchen, Grimsby, Ont., Dachess of Grimsby, 3 years 6 months, short horn cow, Canadian bred.J, and R.Hunter, Alma, Ont, Maid o Honor, 2 years 11 months, Canada red.W.B.Telfer, Ponsonby, Ont., Duchess of Kent 2nd, short horn heifer, 9 months, Canada bred.J.and R.Hunter, Belle of Sunnyside, ghort horn heifer, 2 years and 1 month Canada bred.W, Miller, jun., Atha, Ont., Rose of Oxford, short horn heifer, 1 year 10 months, Canada bred.Thos, Book, Hornby, Ont., Lady Hub.back, short horn cow, 2 years 6 months, imported.B.Telfer, Ponsonby, Ont., Rose- dale, short born heifer, 9 months, Canada red, W.B, Telfer, Ponsonby, Ont., Maid of Kent 2nd, short horn heifer, 9 months, Canada bred.Geo.Hood, Guelph, Ont., Robin Hood, Hereford bull, 1 year 9 months, Canada red.The Canadian Government awards at the Centennial for the Province of Quebec, and a few others of importance elsewhere, are :\u2014 GOLD MEDALS.Wanzer Sewing Machine Company, Hamilton, John Watson (Ontario), agricultural implements, R.H.Smith & Co, St.Catharines, SaWB Mosely & Ricker, Montreal, leather.Waterman Brothers, London, Ontario, petroleum.Prepared fish, &c., Educational Department, Ontario, SILVER MEDALS, Skelton, Tooke & Co., Montreal, shirts.Canadian Meat Company.Canada Steel Company, Londonderry, Dominion Plumbago Company.Lyman Brothers & Co., Toronto, chemi.8.The Hochelaga Convent.Hearn & Harrison, Montreal, surveying instruments, H.R.Ives, Montreal.A.A.Murphy, Montreal, pneumatic fire extinguisher.Z.Chapleau, Montreal, safes, Robert Reid, Montreal, John C, Spence, Montreal, stained glass.Pillow, Hersey & Co., Montreal, nails, tacks, brads and horse-shoes.- Wilson, Gilmore & Co., St.John,;N.B., marbleized mantels, Coldbrook Rolling Mills} Co., St.Jolin, N.B,, iron ship knees.McDougall & Co., Montreal, carwhcels of chilled iron, Brown & Company, Montreal, costumes for ladies, Slater & Perry, Montreal, boots and sh oes.EB.E.Gilbert, machinery.Dominion Leather Board Company.Heath & Northey, Montreal, sole leather, Moore, fancy leather.B.Ledoux, Montreal, sleighs.tJ.A.J.Craig, Montreal, show cases.T.Parker, Montreal, Canada Peat Fuel Company.| , Rockiand Slate Company.; _ R.Forsyth, Montreal.2 W.Meade, Montreal, shirts and oollars, sw JT TRE MONPRFAL EVENING STAR # _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\" \u2014\u2014 me 3 1 7 ; MonpAY, Octobe 1876, The Pr vening Star.GRAHAM & Co, Proprietors.624 and 626 Craig Street.CrroULATION of the Ævaxima STan for the west ending Saturday, September 30.showing airy CrROULATION, COUNTRY CIRCULATION, and SPEOIMEN PAPERS :\u2014 bi Couniry 8; DAY.prism Cireut a- papers TOFALS tion.| ion.c'airy.day.26! 10,463 1,795 75 12.258 Nay 56 10011 1848 140 1186 Winesday.27| 10,422 1,840 125 12.262 Thursday.23; 10 455 1,775 60 12.230 Friday .20: 10,400 1,711 12,111 Baturday.30, 10,642 1,785 70 2 i 82,398 (10,751 460 i 78,144 Average dally City Circulation .10,398 Average daily Country Oirculation.1,791 Total daily average circulation 12,139 HW\u201d To insure insertion of Advertisements, the copy must be banded into the office the day or evening before publication We are obliged to make thie rule inflexible, ctherwise it would be fmpossible to satisfactorily dispose of the mass of advertising that crowds upon us at times.Foi VITE.+ + ++ va ve + +0 +0 oe oa HO, 233 MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1876, Crry Darrvery.\u2014Residents of Bleury street and west of It who desire the six o'clock edition of the Star, delivered regularly at their homes by careful newsboys, will please send us their name and address, Tous HyrALD-WorkMAN Surr.\u2014The Herald Printing and Publishing Compan, has won its suit against Mr, Thomas Wefh.man, M.P., for the amount of printing bille which the defendant declined to pay.Without doubt the judgment of the Court and the handing over of money which it necessitates will prove cheering to the printing concern, but the general public will fail to discover any particular credit attaching to the successful party.Mc.Workman\u2019s evidence went most conclusively to show that he had been induced to enter the electoral field in Montreal West by the proprietors of the Herald, upon representations that the campaign would cost a mere trifle.Having given instruc: tions to his agent that no expenses excep: such ss were strictly necessary and legiti- mateshould be incurred, he was naturally astounded when, at the close of the contest, and after the jubilee of delight had given place to a desire to settle up money matters, he found awaiting his attention the immense printing bills of the Herald office.Not purposeless, he saw, had been the solicitude of those who had brought him out; he was a wealthy lamb, and , his purse was slaughtered for the benefit of the Herald job office.In declining to pay the accounts which had been presented he did not hesitate to declare that he had been blackmailed, and no one can doubt that every possible means was taken to swell up the total of work to the largest possible volume, Oar readers are familiar with the particulars of the trial, and there is no necessity of saying anything of it, more than it is to be regretted that Mr.Workman did not protest against the great expenditures he declined to pay, while they were being made, instead of waiting until the election was over to contest them.The result Bis been reached, and if it is unfavorable, it leaves bim ia the sight of the public in a far more creditable light than it does Messrs, Penny and Huntington, who stand out in the attitude of stripping the man elested to support the Government of which the latter is a member, and who came forward to help them out of a serious emergency.THE PUBLIC HEALTH MEETING.Mr.Nathan Mercer, President of the Citizens\u2019 Health Association, delivered a telling opening address on Friday night, in which he fully expressed the ideas of all who have given the subject of the smallpox epidemic study, and have taken pains to assure themselves of its ravages.He.spoke a striking truth when he said that not the power, but the WiLL to eradicate this eradicable disease was wanting, and the verity of his assertion was demonstrated conclusively by the temporizing speech of the Mayor, delivered later on.He showed thatalaw existed by which theprin.ciple of compulsory vaccination might be put into practice if a by-law were only passed to that effect, and his arguments were very ably supported by the Rev.James Carmichael, in speaking to the first resolution submitted to the meeting, declaring that permissive vaccination is insufficient to meet the present emergency, and demanding compulsory vaccination, as enacted by 24 Vic., Cap.24.The resolution demaud- ed from the Board of Health the exercise of the powers provided by that Act for the stamping out of the disease, and its adoption by the meeting showed the earnest determination of all present to eupport the Board in a resolute attempt, by the exercise of all the authority of law, to end the rage of contagion in this city.No one can gainsay the statement of the eminent clergyman who moved the reso- Jution that permissive vaccination has proved a failure, for the constantly opening graves in the cemecteries attest its awful truth.He, with the President, deprecated submission to moblaw.Who will not echo this sentiment\u2014\u2018\u2018 If those who are invested with authority in the city are to bury a by-law which each of them believes to be good because a mob caused a riot, then I say\u2014God help the city we live in!\u201d These are no light words, spoken by a minister of the Gospel beloved by Catholic and Protestant alike, and they should carry conviction with them.It was well enough, in Mr.Carmichael\u2019s opinion, to court the favor of the multitude, but the presence of emall-pox in our midst is too dear a price to pay for the favor, and this view is one which will be generally accepted, as will equally be the principle ibat the community must be protected from the consequences of the ignorant prejudices of a section of the population.We cannot in any way agree with Me, Henry Lyman that it was desirable that the pro- seedings of the meeting called by the Mayor should have been concealed from the public.There was no possibility of false and exaggerated reports going abroad, for the presence of members of the press meant the protection of the meeting, as each reporter wourd act as a check on the other.Had only one paper been represented there might have been some remote possibility of error, but when the press of the city was in the room there was no chance whatever of falsity or exageration.Mr.Radford alvanced what appears to Je in (niirely gratuitous remark that »+t}ivg slould be done to alienate the jarticn of the Catholic clergy, and Rev Bir.Green's rebuke should teach him the upwisdom of raskly speaking.He should remember thet a member of the STAR staff ir now in bospital with typhoid fever in consequence of his un founded contradiction st a statement which admitted of no de\u2018 pial, Positive knowledge is always more valuable than simple declaration.The third resolution, to the effect that there should be urged upon the City Council the importance of appointing competent and independent Commissioners to report upon the best means of improving the health of the city, was moved by Dr.Baker Edwarcs, secénded by Dr.Girl- wood, and it brought the Mayor, Dr.Hingston, to- his feet.We published his speech in our last edition on Saturiay, and, while fully recognizing all that she Mayor has done toward checking the progress of the disease, while acknowledging his great abilities, and giving him full credit for the best intentions, we must say that a more disappointing authoritative utterance could not have been made.Here we have a Mayor, elected expressly because it was believed that his occupancy of the civic chair would have the effect of bringing about the adoption of such sanitary measures as would effect a stamping out of a disease that has become epidemic, and who has recently been complaining of the scant support accorded him by the public in this work, declaring that the proceedings of a meeting convened for the special purpose of strengthening his hands were, while calculated to do some good, more likely to produce harm, and endeavoring, by his voice and influence, to reduce an alarm that deadly truths have created, Elected to head a sturdy and unrelenting battle against small-pox, we find him declaring that while he is in favor of compulsory vaccination as a preventive of small-pox, in the abstract, in view of the deep-seated prejudices of that portion of the population among whom the disease is most rife, and who, by their ignorance and carelessness, spread it widely in the community, he opposes it in the concrete form of absolute application, He declares himself that what these people have been taught by an insig- ficant rection of $he medical profession, to believe that vaccination isinert, and serves to propogate scrofula, syphilis and various cutaneous diseases, is not foundel on true medical science, and yet he does not hesitate to say that these prejudices, which have such murderous results, shall be pandered to by those in authority.This is a most dangerous doctrine.It means that the law of the land shall be overridden by the prejudices .of the ignorant ; that the health of the community shall be blasted because the teachings of fanptics and demagogues have disarmed a loathsome malady of its terrors to these who are most exposed to it, and are most instrumental in spreading it ; that the presperity of Montreal shall be imperilled through deference to ignorance, prejudice and interest.There is no mistaking the inferences, and we are srry that a speech from a Mayor of Montreal should ever have made them evident.We expected, with reason, better things from Dr.Hingston than a temporising with the mob, ard from this time henceforward, we do do not hesitate to say he will miss, in a large measure, the confidence that was extended him upon his election to the Mayoralty, Few men have been jlaced in a position to effect so much lasting good; few have given so much disappointment to constituents.The will that is lacking to put in force a law that would sensibly mitigate the scourge which afflicts Montreal is lacking in the head of the corporate body charged with its administration, and no better con- frmation of this assertion is required than the speech of the gentleman as reported in these columns.THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.To the Editor of the STAR : Sig,\u2014A letter appears in the Gazette of the 27th inst., signed a \u2018\u2018 Shareholder,\u201d whom I understand to be Mr.Geddes, the President of the City Passenger Railway.He does not answer my factg\u2014but attacke me personally.He accuses me of being interested in an opposition company.I can only say, in reply, that I am not now and never have been interested, pecuniarily, directly nor indirectly, in any Railwav except the City Passenger Railway.decline to enter into any personalities The following correspondence explains it self :\u2014 REGISTER'S DEPARTMENT, City Hay, Baltimore, Sept.18, 1876.G.W.STEPHENS, Esq., Montreal.Yours of the 14th instant is at hand.The receipts from the City Passenger Rail way Companies during the years 1873 74-75 were $167,489.12, $128,711.85, and $98,009.29 respectively.Each company was taxed 1-5th of its gross receipts up to last year, when it was reduced to 12 per cent.Yours respectfully, JoHN A.Roms, Register.DEPARTMENT OF CITY CONTROLLER, Philadelphia, 18th September, 1876.G, W.STepHENs, Montreal.Yours of the 14th was laid before me this a.m.I inform you thatall passenger railways in this city pay a city license of fifty dollars per car per annum, and are obliged to keep the streets in repair over which they run.Some few of them keep only the track in repair.They also pay to the city three per cent.on the excess of their dividends over six per cent.They also pay to the State five per cent.on the net earnings.Nothing to the U.S.The city and county are embraced as one, Very respectfully yours, S.P.Hawcock, City Controller, This completely bears out my assertions that the C.P.R.should not be granted any fresh concessions except upon a new basis, by which the city treasury will benefit.Mr.Geddes conclades his letter with an il-natured sneer at my veracity.My veracity is fully equal to his woracity for thirty per cent.dividends at the expense of the taxpayers.Total assessments paid by the $363.25 C.P.R.in1874,.vc.1875, 11222 263.75 Water tax in 1874,.453.70 \u2018 1875,.0.22 2200200 497.28 Police licenses, 1876.965.75 \u2018What will the taxpayers say to this voracity of $he directors of the C.P.R.?My only object in agitating the matter is to succeed in taxing the C.P.R.in the same proportion as other tax.payers contribute.I am.Yours truly, - G.W.SterEENS, CITY NEWS.\u2014 A barn of the property of Mr.Tren- bolme, Blue Bonnets, was completely destroyed by fire yesterday morning.A large quantity of bran was stored in the building at the time, but, owing to the exertions of the Lachine steam engine, whi:h | was promptly on the spot, only a small quantity was destroyed.Mr.Trenholme 18 partially insured.The fire is supposed to have been caused by vagrants taking shelter in the barn and lighting matches, \u2014 Mr.Charles Lionais, proprietor of the Deminion Foundry, Queen street, complains that to remove a boiler which, on an ordinary road, would require two horses to pull, he had to hitch on six horses and turn out most of hig bands to transport it from his foundry to Wellington street, at a cost of $30.This street has recently teen macadamized, but no sand has yet been thrown over the stones to give the road some degree of firmness.Mr.Lionais intends to institute proceedings against the Corporation for damages.\u2014 Marie Louise Paquin made a deposition before M.C.Desnoyers, Esq., P.M., on Friday, accusing one Ernest Gaudreau with having committed an assault upon her by kissing her while she was on her way to church at 5 o'clock jn the morning of the 28th inst., at the corner of St.James and St.Lambert streets, particu- Jars of which have appeared in the STAR.She obtained information of her assailaut\u2019s name from a night watchman named Gibbons.The accused was brought before the Police Court on Saturday morning and gave bail to appear on the 3rd of October, himself in $200 and Messrs.Frank Larin, L hotel-keeper, and Charles Meunier, grocer, $120 each._A__& 1 » - n _ RECORDER'S COURT, \u2014 SATURDAY, \u2014 Twenty-four names this morning on the sheet, James Butler, 35, laborer, drank in Young street ; Louis Lacroix, 40, baker, drurk in St, James street, $1 or 8 days.Samual Stuart, 34, clerk, drunk in a saloon in McGill street; Mary Wilson, 34, no occupation, drunk in a house in Craig street, $1.50 or 10 days.Adolphe Lemieux, 26, carter, and Joseph Major, 16, laborer, committing anuisance ; Michael Hagarty, 40, milkman, drunk in charge of his vehicle, $2.50 or 15 days.John Brown, 21, laborer, drunk and assaulting William MeNab ; Hugh Savin, 19, laborer, drunk and loitering; James Murray, 20, laborer; Michael Meclunery, 23, do.George Smith, 22, do., sleeping in a hay- Toft off Colborne street, $5 or one month ; Leon Normandin, 20, laborer, drunk and loitering ; Alfred St.Jean, 18, finisher, loitering in William street, $10 or two months.George Ouellet, 27, stone-cutter, and Alphonse Godin, no occupation, breaking windows and taking possession of a house (of ill-fame) in Dubord street, $20 or two months, John McCarthy, 17, laborer ; Joseph Laviolette, Benjamin Lamb, and James Doyle, butchers, selling meat without licence, trial on the 4th October.BREAK IN THE LACHINE CANAL A break occurred about 2.30 p.m., Saturday, in that portion of the canal bank dividing the canal from the new basin at section 2, about 50 yards below the Wellington Bridge.At the point where the break took place, the basin had been ez* cavated to within some forty feet of the canal, thus leaving a thickness of about 16 feet of crib-work and 24 feet of earth between the water in the canal and the basin.But, in spite of this thichness of bank, the water managed to penetrate ; and having once made an outlet into the immense basin, whose level is below that of the canal, it poured in, carrying away the earth and making a breach several yards wide.Mr, McDonald, of Messrs.Mec- Donald, Worthington & Co,, contractors for this section, immediately set men to work to stop the breach, but after three hours\u2019 ineffectual labor, he determined to allow the basin to fill up, as the work was go far advanced that no damage could result.When the water is let out of the canal in December next, the water which will then remain in the basin below the level of the canal can be pumped out at less cost than would be incurred by attempting to stop up the present break.Ta about 10 hours\u2019 time the basin filled to the level of the water in the canal, and yesterday a large crowd from the city visited the spot.NOON TELEGRAMS.[Special to the STAR.) OTTAWA, September 30.The Canada Gazetle to-day contains the following :\u2014 Capt.J.À.Pettes, of Grand Manan, N.B., to be Harbor Master for that port.The authorized discount on American invoices is 9 per cent.The exports of the Dominion for August, | exclusive of British Columbia, were as | follows :\u2014Produce of the mine, $106,166 ; | produce of fisheries, $634,610; produce | of forest, $2,940,051; animals and their ' produce, $1,674,404; agricultural pro- ! ducts, $1,004,664 ; manufactures, $216,- ° 921 ; ships sold to the other countries, $65,500 ; miscellaneous articles, $18,0 2; total, $6,660,368.Coin and bullion, $55,- 035; goods not the produce of Canada, $1,394,682 ; grand total, $8,110,085.The goods entered for consumption for similar period were valued at $10,426,147 ; duties collected thereon, $1,276,475.86.Frank Dey was last night stabbed on Clarence street by one Smith.J.Smith, a gambler, was this morniag tent down to the assizes for robbing a man named Cameron.Hon.Mr.Crooks addressed the school teachers of Ottawa and Carleton in the Court House to-day on educational matters.There were over 200 teachers present, FATHER Porn, October 2.Cloudy and cool: light 8.wind.SS, ¢\u201c Manitoba\u201d inwards at 2.55 a.m.SS.\u2018*Severn\u201d inwards at 4.20 a.m.; number of passengers not given, Care ROSIER, October 2.Clear and cool ; thermometer 43 ; light 'W.breeze ; 15 ships inwards and eight outwards.LoNnDpoN, October 2, A telegram from Madrid announces that a public adjudication was made last Saturday for a loan of fifteen million piastres required for expenses of the Cuban war.New York, October 2.Julius Blanck, a blind musician, dwelling on the top floor of tenement 201 west Thirty-third street, last evening shot himself, his wife and child.The father and child died instantly and the wife is not expected to live.he store of Franklin Norton, 22 Fulton street, was broken into on Saturday night or Sunday, the safe forced open, and jewellery valued at $20,000 taken.No arrests.Arrived : SS.¢ Hindoo,\u201d from Hull.A telegram from New Orleans states that there are only eight cases of yellow fever there, and but one new case since the 25th inst.The Mayor of Brunswick, Ga., in a letter appealing for aid for the relief of the sufferers from yellow fever, sets forth that one-half of the population of Brunswick are down with the dread malady, and the supply of provisions is exhausted.Destitution and starvation stare the people in the face.LATEST MAIL NEWS.AMERICAN.There are 3,793 fugitives from justice in Texas, One-sixth of the American population cannot read.An effort is being made in Chicago to abolish Grand Juries.There are more than 15,000,000 logs in the upper Susquehanna, Six hundred New York policeman visited Philadelphia in a body.The firms of the United States employ 40,000 commercial travellers.Thestreets of Saginaw are filled with men Jooking for employment in the woods.Over two hundred sheep were drowned \u2018by stampeding into deep water at Higgins\u2019 Causeway, near Delaware City, last Saturday.Two pastors, one in San Francisco and the otber in Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, have exchanged pulpits \u2018for a Sunday or two.\u201d Unprincipled fellows infest passenger trains on the roadsleading into New York, and try to flirt with unsophisticated girls who go to town a shopping.It bas been found t'aat vinegar.factories in Chicago and other cities have been engaged in distilling large amounts of illicit whitkey, and a large.number of establish- \u2018ments will soon be seized.of Newport, Rhode Island, a few days 2go, created such great indignation among the people that the married couple were stoned and otherwise maltreated by the mob.About two years ago, Mrs, Clarke, of Bangor, lost her gold watcb, or had it stolen from her.One day last week, Mrs.ceiving her missing watch through the post.to the Flowery Kingdom.Daring the Chinamen arrived in California, and nine hundred and seventy sailed for their former homes.New Jersey doesn\u2019t trifle with violators of her laws.Those who attended \u2018he recent prize fight, which resulted in the death of one of the participants, have been picked up by its long arms and each given 12 years in the State Prisun.The Governors of the States of Nebraska, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas,.Missouri, and Iowa, and the Territory of Dakota, will meet at Omaha on the 25th of October to decide, if possible, upon some action to revent the ravages of grasshoppers in the estern States, The great nuinber of deserters from the United States\u2019 army, proportionately to its strength, is not an a'together pleasant exibition, They numbered 30,000 in the last five years, 2,500 of whom deserted during 1875.\u2018This is one-tenth of the nomi- pal rorce of the army\u2014that is, one man out of ten in the ranks deserted last year.The marriage of a negro to a white girl Clarke was agreeably surprised by re- The Chinese are returning by hundreds : last month five hundred and thirty-six .The disposition of Christian Churches to deal vigorously and specifizally with the duties and temptations of daily life is illustrated by the recent action sf the Protestant Episcepal Diocese of Southern Ohio at the late Convention.Resolutions of a permanent character were passed against all sporting amusements that are cruel towards animals, against the frequenting of theatres by communicants, against needless Sunday travelling, and in favor of daily family prayer, regular Sunday worship, catechetical instructions of the young, and systematic means of winning able, worthy young men to the ministry.WORLD OVER, It is stated that the Chinese are about to introduce silver coinage, The stolen Gainsborough painting has not been recovered in Vienna, as reported.: Austria announces that she will take no part officially in the Paris Exhibition of 1878.A Turkish pasha\u2019s dinner is a colossal repast, It is served in thirty courses, and lasts five or six hours, They bave found a cave in Spain containing 300 human skeletons, earthen jars and flint arrowheads, Horses in Egypt have a malignant disease which is rapid and fatal.In Cario \u2018700 horses died in one week.Work upon the Paris Exhibition building has commenced.The art gallery will be the largest and finest in Europe.Spurgeon prays that the Turks may be driven out of Europe, and Mohammedan power swept from the face of the earth.The railway companiesin Spain have been informed that an armed guard will be supplied to passenger trains when applied for.The Japanese Government will soon issue an edict prohibiting a'l business partnerships between natives and foreigners.The Emperor of Germany has expressed a desire that the next General Conference of the Evangelical Alliance may be held in Berlin.A man named Couturier, of Saint-Mande.has just died from convulsions, produced while at the fete of Vincennes, by a fly entering his nostrils and penetrating to the brain.In Paris noiseless steam street cars are used in the streets with great convenienc3 and no danger, as the engine is oat of sight, and so constructed asnob to frighten horses.It is announced that upwards of seventy native petentates will attend the Imperial assemblage to beheld at Delhi, on New Year\u2019s Day, for the purpose of proclaiming the Queen\u2019s title of Empress of India.Another schooner, the \u2018\u2018Jane C, Harris,\u201d was boarded by pirates in Flushing Bay on the 16th inst,, and in a struggle with the mate one of -them shot him through the breast, it is believed fatally.The pirates escaped with over $400 booty.The latest sensation in Paris is a velocipede wedding, some twenty couples going to one on double velocipedes.They went tothe Bois de Boulonge, headed by a mounted fiddler, and, after eujoying themselves, filed away to a restaurant and wheeled home at night, the leader replacing his fiddle by a lamp.MORNING MONEY MARKET NEW YORK.Oct.2, 10 a.m, Gold.ov0.ven.1104 @ 00 Sterling Exchangs.483 @ 00 MONTREAL, Greenbacks hought at a dia.count of.proces .9 @0 Greenbacke sold at a discount of.ven.84 @ 8% Drafts on New York.8% @ 8j Silverboughtatadiscountof.124 @ 15 W, WEIR, Stock and Exchange Broker, 121 8¢, Francois Xavier street, SPECIAL NOTICES.Coal hall stoves, coal cooking ranges, scuttles, &c., &e.L.J.A.Surveyer, 524 Craig street.HAVE you bought your Shirt yet?If not, weshould certainly recommend you to call at Desmarteau & Bond\u2019s, corner of Notre Dame and St.Peter, You can buy a perfect Fitting Shirt, with a three-ply linen front, for one dollar and fi cents, at Desmarteau & Bonds, 415 Notre Dame street, Mr.Peter O'LEARY, the Representative of the Irish Labor Association, lectures in the Mechanics\u2019 Hall, next Tues- da® evening, on ** The Right of Ireland to Self-Government,\u201d under the auspices of the Catholic Young Men\u2019s Society.Knocks, Bruises, LAMENESS, Spinal Meningitis, Sore Throat, Wheezing.Giles\u2019 Liniment Iodide of Ammonia is the remedy.M.Loughram & Co., Horse Dealers, Twenty-fourth street and Third avenue.Sold by all Druggists.REAL EsTATE.\u2014On Saturday morning ; Mr.Arnton sold at his rooms, for account \u201c of estate Lenoir Rolland, the property corner of St.Joseph street and Dupre Lane (Major\u2019s dry goods store), for $10,770, to A.M, Foster, and a small lot on Dupre Lane, with old wooden house thereon, for $1,600 to J.B.L.Rolland.8.J.ANDRES, surgeon-dentist, has removed to 19 Beaver Hall Hill, nearly opposite St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Teeth extracted, filled, and artificial substitutes inserted at moderate figures.Nitrous oxide gas administered.] New Advertisements to-day, _ Prize Mrpau.PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL, \u2018We are happy to inforin our numerous friends and customers in Montreal, that we have been awarded a Medal at the above Exhibition.REYNOLDS & VOLKEL, FURRIERS, 427 NoTRE DAME STREET, Between 8t.Peter and Dollard streets.238-eodma* MALL-POX PREVENTED and CURED by using the MIC-MAC REMEDY.B.BE.MCGALE, Chemist, 301 St Josep strect, OK Montreal.\\ RETIRING FROM BUSI NES8\u2014To let, Victoria Hotel, Latour street, Montreal.The farniture can b: had at valuation, RB.Decker.228-9 COMS TO LET.\u2014Two large ; rooms, with folding doors amd basement; or three roomgon one flat, unfurnished ; will he rented very moderate for the winter.Apply at 80 Mountain street.229-tf G ENERAL EMPLOYMENT ¥ OFFICE of the Dominiun for Male and Female, No.404 Notre Dome street.228-6 LALIBERIE & VALIQUEITE.OO BENT a Farm.situated one half-mile from the village ot Lachine on the Lower Brad, contaloing 140 acres: fall ploughing dore For full psriiculars, enquire at 327 St.Antoine s\u2018reet, Montreal.228-6 WW ANTE D, 25 Horses ard Carts on Section J0, Lachine Canal ; gond wages Ppald.Apply onthbe works._ 230-6 PA ETNER WANTED.\u2014A well- i known mspnfscturer in this city, requiresa ' Partner with $2 000 to carry on a well-established , Factory.Ouly 2 man with goo references need apriy to \u201c Partner,\u201d STAR office.232-3 N OT CE.\u2014I will rot be respon- ! 1 sible for any debts contracted in my name without my written order.\u2014 JAMES DEIGNAN.Mrptreal, 28th 8ept.1878.230-8 OAT, YARD TO LET, on Mur ray street, with Scales, Office and all cou- veniences.Apply at 432 Bt.Paul street.226 10 1 T(~SMITHS WANTED at ONCE, at WARNMINTON & PHILBIN'S, 231-3 106 Mogill street.| \"WANTED, a Second-hand Set of | Single Harness which cost (when new) about © $75.Apply at STAR office.___ 282-tf ANTÉD TO RENT, in St.George\u2019e Church, a Pew, near the front centre aisle preferred.Address, W 9, Star office.i J BEBE) EBRSONAL.\u2014WIill Mr.James Kenny, of Boston, piease call at 35 Latour street, 233 HOUSE TO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished.PARENT B HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, 223 Bt.James street.- ___2388 OARD and Furnished Rooms at 20 Aylmer street.2336 ANTED, by a respectable girl, a situation in a small family, with no wa-bing; can do light housework.Apply at 304 Colborne street, 233-4 ANTED, a good Plain Cook for a small family; washing and ironing.Apply at 255 Dor- chester street, between 10 and 8.233-3 ANTED, to borrow on Morigage Real Est W $500 or $600 at 8 per eent.W,, 8, ae office.2382-2 TYROWN'S DIAGONAL CLOTH New Advertisements to-day, AE Nd New Advertisements to-day, R.BARNJUM begs to announce that his Classes will commence on ~ MOND ik AY, 2nd October.= The Gymnasium A 1s fitted up in the À most complete manner, the apparatus being all firat-class, and of Bi 4 The Evening À Classes for young : ~ men will ba conducted by Mr.BARNIOM and his able Assis aut, Mr Wi.LIDDELL, thereby eansiring toevery member a proper share of attention.GYMNASIUM AND ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, ce 19 UNIVERSITY STREET.232 tf 3, CUSTOMS DEPART- Sh MENT, nas OTrawa, Sept.23rd, 1876.AUTHORIZED DISCOUNT on AMERICAN INVOICES, until turther notice, § par cent.9381 J.JOHNSON, Commissioner of Customs.Miss J zaxverre Voer, TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGING, I8 PREPARED TO RECEIVE PUPILS.For terms and information apply or address, No.260 St.George street.222 JU UFFAR FOR CANADA.WM.SCOTTI, 368 NOTRE DAME STREET, GENERAL AGERT FOR WANZER'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, has just received the following telegram: Ro- ceived highest awards at Philadelphia, GOLD MEDAL AND INTERNATIONAL MEDAL, R.M.WANZER & CO.__230-6 IANO WAREROOMS, 211 87.JAMES STREET.The subseribsz is now receiving his vaual large ascortraent of PIANOS AND CABINET ORGANS for the Fall trade.Pariles In need of a thorougnly reliable instrument, made by manufacturers of established reputation, can be supplied at low prices, and oa raost favorable terms.Excellent 72; octave Rosewood Piavos, with carved iegs.and pedal, and warrsnt- ed for five years, offered for TWO BUXDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, Upright, Square and Grand Pianos, in all styles and at all prices, from $275 to $1,400.ya SoN & HAMLIN Cabinet Organs fro: $70 to Call and examine tock before purchasing elsewhere, JOSEPH GOULD, 21i*eodm .211 ST.JAMES STRERT.J CHE L.HAKOUMAN & CO \u2019 | RARUYACTUREER OF GERUINE OAK TANNED LYATHER RELTING, FIRE ENGINE HOSH, LACE LEATHER, &o.&: OFFICK AND FACTORY: ior, Cauning and Bonaventure Sts, MONTREAL.R B,\u2014All mill supplies furnished upon szortest notice, 31-sodri* GOPFPER, LEAD, IRON, AND PHOSPHATE OF LIVE, Carpets ! Carpets ! Floor Qil-Cioths, Rich Mines for sale on liberal terms.Apply to JOSEPH SMITH, 238-2 194 ST.JAMES STREET.F ALL GOODS, 1.ROZAND, MERCHANT TAILOR.72 and 148 S87.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET.Best of Cutters In attendance, 703.» R MIDDLEMISS & CO., + 57 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREKT, STOCKS, BONDS and DEBENTURBES, BOUGHT AND SOLD STRICTLY ON COMMISSION.Safe and profitable investments secured.Order 8 promptly attended to.118+ INDIA RUBBER WAREHOUSE, 150 St.James street.W.F.MEWHORT, THING WORTH KNOWING, Have you got a Cough ?To you suffer from Bronchitis?Are you subject to Chest or Throat affections ?An immediate relief to all these complaints is GRAY'S SYRUP OF RED SPRUCE GUM.Give it a trial and you will not be disappointed, RAISINS only 60c.à box, RAISINS, only \u20ac0c.a box, RAISINS, only 802.& box, BAISINS, only 80c.& box, AT THE WASHINGTON WAREHOUSE, 225+ 282+ Corner Bleury and Ontario streets.FL AND WINTER UNDER- CLOTBING, IN GREAT VARIEIY AT M ILL O Y?\u2019S CLOTHING HOUSE, 23241 69 St.Joseph street.mo CONTRACTORS.WANTED, Tenders for Building Five Houses on Lusignan street.Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Officoof W.T.THOMAS, Architect, uutil THURSDAY \u2018he 5th of October, The lowest ter der not necessarily accepted.232-3 (GR OCERIES GROCERIES, GROCERIES.SHANNON BROTHERS,- No.455 Commissioners street, Opposite St.Ann\u2019s Market, a large and well-selected stock of Family Groceries which will be sold at very low prices for cash, or to prompt paying credit customers.107+ UE GENUINE PLANTAGENET MINERAL WATER, From the Springs, 80 long ana favourably xnows only by that nama, will be delivered in guanutities to suit Customers by the undarsigned, who re seive it fresb fran the Cprings.D.ORA WWORD, GEXHRAL AGERR, St.Jermes stress.J.GARDFER, Gry DarOT, Opposite Ottaws Hotel 8.F.JAOKSON WRaT END Bnror, 931 St.Catherine n M°7°5 J.T.LANSS MIC-MAC REMEDY ror SMALL-POX.have enthe contdence in the MIC-MAC REMEDY confidenca its based on what we have seen with our cwn 6568, a8 well ason the testimony of wit a1 0 inteprity.\u201d To be had only from B.BE.McGALE, Dispensing Chemist, 301 St.Joseph street, 238x Montreal.ITERARY AGENCY.J \u2014 Literary work of every dessription undertaken, Special attention directed to Price Lists, Descriptive Catalogues, Pamphlets, Circulars, and gene- prepared for the Press, Translations: French, factorily executed.For prospeotus address J.A.TERENCE, 54 Cadieux street, Montreal.(aLLALAN & CO, JOB PRINTERS, 195 FORTIFICATION LANE, Between St.Peter street and Vietoria square.All orders executed with neatness and despatch, A APPETITE DESIRABLE ?18 THE FLUSH OF HEALTH (OVETED ?215-1m In Immunity frem Discasete b¢ Wished For?Then faithfully use the well-known D FTTH 81 320.00, are mow worn and ad, Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine, 282x RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES atlowestnotprices.| navo been selected with a view to suttall tastes in The Freeman's Jonrnal, of New York.nays: * We as & cure and préventat\u2018ve of Small-Pox.Our resgen, abund+nily competent, both in intelligence ral Commercial Work.Articles and Reviews pre- German and Italian.Work, promptly and satis- ! Mattings, Rugs, &c.SELLING OFF AT AUCTION PRICES \u2019 AT MERRILL\u2019S CARPET STORE, 270 Noire Dame Street.CARPETS MADE AND LAID at SHORT NOTICE A lot of over 1,000 yards TAPESTRY CARPETS to be offered, made and laid, at 78¢ a yard.232.3 GAUSAGESI There are stores in the City where inferlor BOLOGNA and other SAUSAGES are sold, being represented as the preparations of tbe SHER BROOKE MEAT COAPANY, and to guard the public from being imposed upon, the following places are given where the genuine article may be had: W.D, McLaren & Co, St.Lawrence street.Jas.Mullins, Sobn Hutchigon, Notre Dame street.J.McCormick, Bleury street.Wi.Fraser, A.B, Fraser, 8t Cathorine street.hos.Cratherp D arity à Futehison, St.Antoine street.B, Pattingale Beenie.Wellington street.H, Willigon, University street, BR J.Armsbong, St.Joseph street.T.Lamb, pt.Mary street.Mchiibbon, Baird & Co., St.Catherine street.Owen Smith, St.George street.Hart & Howard, Beaver Hall.AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROM McGIBBON & BAIRD, ST, JAMES STREET, SOLE AGENTS.' SUPPLIES DAILY RECEIVING 232-3 J.7.MILLOY, Has received his NEW FALL GOODS.NEW FALL SUITINGS, NEW FALL OVER-COATINGS, NEW FALL TROUSERINGS, NEW FALL VESTINGS, AT MILLOY\u2019S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING HOUSE, 69 ST.JOSEPH STREET.232 ti* J OTICE \u2014J.P.NUGENT has just recelved a large aseortment of new goods, suitable for Fall and Winter, consisting of MOSCOW and CHIRCBILLA BEAVERS, NAPS, PILOTS, PRESIDENTS, DIAGONALS, TROWSERINGS, VESTINGS, And a)l the latest novelties In SCOTCH, ENGLISH and CANADIAN TWEEDS.Alo, a general assortment of GENTS HABEKDASHERY, WINTER UNDERCLOTHING and GENERAL OUTFITTING.In the above stock I defy competition as regards price, style and workmanship, and in particular in our Cutting Department, as it 18 well known the general satisfaction we have given for the past Summer.N B.\u20141 also beg leave to roturn my sincere thanks to my customers and the public generally for the remarkable increase in patronage they have recently given me, and I cordially solicit a continuation of the same.J.P.NUGENT, 157 St.Joseph stract.sIGN OF THE RED BALL.230 vy \"HARA'S, $7.00 OVERCOAT BEST VALUE IN THE CITY.Appuxss: No.19 8t Lawrence Street.221 J.D.AxpERsON \u2018Would invite an inspection of his new FALL AND WINTER GOODS.His Importations of BUITINGS, COATINGS AND OVERCOATINGS, ; pattern quality and price.MECHANICS\u2019 HALL BUILDING, 206 ST.JAMES STREET.213-tt ALL STREET SPECULATION ON.The reliable hotae of ALEX.FROTHIXGHAM & 00, No.12 Wi et, New York, publish a handsome eight page weekly paper, caliod the Weekly Financial t.whlo! oy send free to address In addition to à large number of editorials on financial and business fopion, it contains very fail and accurate reports of the sales and standing of avery bond, stock and security dealt in at the Stock Exchange, Messrs.FROTHINRGHAM & CO., are ox- tensive brokers of large experience and tried in- tegr!ty In addition to thelr stock brokerage business, they sell what are termed ** Privileges,\u201d or * pats and Calls,\u201d now one of the favorite methods of legitimate speculation.Their advice is valuable, and following It, many have made fortunes \u2014 New York Metropolis.115 (HAS.FISH, FRASER & CO.OILS, &e,, &e¢., &o., 535 & 537 St.PAuL STREET.SALT, Store entrance by McGill street, : 2323 R T WOMSON & SON, BLACESMITHS and ENGINEERS, No 18 St.Constant Street, Pacing DarLy Sump, Porgings of all kinds made to order, Removal, erection and repsira of Printing Mas ahinery » spuclalty.Pulleys and Shafting Fitted up, &c, Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Hydraulig Presses, Band Lithographic Presses, Embossing Presses, Punching Presses, Printers\u2019 Chases, wrought and Cest Iron Book Chases AND THEOMSON°B JWYMBRATED PEINTEMY KOLLER OGM.: TED TROSITION, BOL Oa FOR SALE, 2 Xew Antizontal Steam Engines, cylinders 9 x 18, Patented Steam Pistons.$ Bookbinders\u2019 Hydraulic Presses, 1 Large Adame\u2019 Printing Press for steam power} sizeof Platen, 45 x 30x.Hand Lithograph Presses always .a stock, 33-60di rpoys, FANCY GOODS &c.Before makinoe purchases elsewhere ba respectfully invited tn call ana examine or samples and prices.which are now very complete.H.A.NELSON & SON'S, 91 to 97 91.PETER STEBET.Torento Branch : 56 and 58 Front street.230% MEE PATENT PROCESS A new Flour manufaotured by & Patent Process, highly recommended for family use, and isa very Ghote article.Lome wad se a sample fof trial.gow Peas Meal racked Graham Fiour.! od Wheat and GEO.MeGARRY, 202 and 204 St.Antoine, corner Mountain, 29.OTICE, On snd after Monday, Nctober 2nd, Steam \u201c Beauh 18\u201d will leave the Oanal Basin ally guay and Beauharnois, and Lachine on arri the 3 30 p.m.Train from Montreal.valot 2297 ____ B.FILGATE.ACHINERY DEPOT, 654 CRAIG STREET.LATHES, PLANERS, DRILLS, SHAPES, MORTISES, BAND SAWS, TENNONING MA- All kinds of Machinery for sale.217 eodm?at 12 o\u2019cloek noon (Sundays exoepbed) for Chateau-' PUMPS, EXHAUST FANS Pg, Ex HA , EMERY WHEELS, f * Auction Sales, By John J.ArntomL HE PROPERTY, Nos.41 and 43 Aylmer street, will ba sold at my rooms, On THURDAY, October 5th, Lot 40 x 71 feet 6 inches; cottage well rented; | must be sold.; Salo at half-past TEN 0\u2019clock, JOHN J.ARNTON, 230 Auctioneer.HE HANDSOME CORNER FOUR TENEMENTS.Now.352 BLOC BE Antoine street, corner Chatham street, will be sold on the premises, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 6th, This is a very desirable property for investment a handsome return.and vip fes are beautifally built and finished th thout.TUE ou Sale at THREE o\u2019clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, 232 Auctioneer, By W.C.Norman.430 NOTRE DAME STREET.1 M ING SALE OF NEW AND SECOND- # CLEAR HAND FURNITURE, And a small Bankrupt Stock of Fancy Goods.On TUESDAY next, the 3rd Oct., .111 sell at my store as above, a varied assorf- EE of Furniture (new and second-hand), Hair and Wool Mattrasses, Feather Beds, Blankets, &cone very bandfome Parlor Set, lot of Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Mirrors.and a Gencral As- gortment of Useful Household Requieltes.fale at we and BEVEN p.m , 232-2 C.NORMAN, Auctioneer.By Henry J.Shaw.TJMPOBTANT SALE Of a large quantity of NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.comprising Walnut, Marble-top and Plain Bedroom Soto parler, Sets, Easy Ohairs, Centre Tables, Couches, Dining Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Cartaine, Plated Ware, Pictures, &c., Witu & large variaty oi General Goods.Also, two first-class new Pianofortes, by a woll-known maker, to be sold, without reserve, at the Salerooms, 214 St James street, on TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, 3 October.Sale at TEN o'clock.HENRY J.8HAW, 282 Auctioneer.MPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE OF A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, omprising over 2,000 volumes of finely illustrated Sea dlegantiy bound modern Books, to be sold on WEDNESDAY Axp THURSDAY EVENINGS, ATH AND 5TH INSTANT, t the Store, 214 St.James street.next door to the \u201crimes Office, including fine illustrated llbrary edition of Thackery ; library edition of Macaulay, in full tree calf; illustrated Ibrary editioa of Dickens, Scott, Lord Lytton, ard others; Cham - bers\u2019 Encyclopedia, Picturesque America; Guizot\u2019s Popular His'ory of France, 300 plates; Aunry\u2019s Bistory of England, finely illnstrated: 8uottish Bigblands and Highland Clana; Maspratus Chemistry; Ure\u2019s Dictlonarv of Arts, Manufactures and Mines ; Imperial Journal of Arte and Sciences, &c., witha large a:d fine aasortmant of Novels, Books of Travels, &e.The whole to b3 sold without reserve.Sale each evening at SEVEN o'clock.HENRY J.SHAW, 233 Auctioneer.PECIAL SA! KE OF SIX VALUABLE BOSEWOOD PIANOFORIES, On THURSDAY A¥FTEROON, 6th Octobor, I will well at the Sales Room, 214 St.Jamez street, by order ofthe Manufacturer, six first-class Planos, 7%; octaves.with richly Carved Rodewood Cases, and all modern improvements.These Plancs are very fine Instruments, by a well known New York maker, aud will be sold without reserve.A guarantee will be given with each Instrument.Sale at THREE o'clock.HENRY J.8HAW, 233 Auctioneer, (ew ADVERVISEMENTS Hopesoy, auction Sales, Meetings and Ambsements, By Benning & Barsalou.ALE OF FALL AND WINTER DRY-GOODS, BY AUCTION.The subscribers will sell at their Storès, Nos.126 and 128 St.Peter street, on WEDNESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1876, A complete assortment of FALL and WINTER DRY-GOODS.Boavers, noch 2 Ontos Tren Nlotha assorted, Black Silks, Assorted Doesking, of Heavy Coatings, ok Veivoteens k Velveteen: Canadian Torecds, assorted: » Yarn, one and Breakfast Shawls, an Jackets, pe Knitted Boos, ¢ 8! sc 6 l\u2019Amorican Habordashors, \u201c Fancy Flannel Shirts, 1 Assorted Blankets, Dean adding and Batting.ALSO, A \u201c \u201c Li \u201c \u201c 5 \u201c pa « \u201c ©\u201c \u201c ES 19 TOUS - à PTASOUR CNOTT > AND A complete arsorfment of SCOTCH LINEN GOODS.LIKEWIBH, 1 Case Rich Piano Covers.1 Li Lace Curtains.Bale at TWO o\u2019clock.BENNING & BARSALOU, 233 Auctioneers.ARGE BY AUCTION.The Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Nos, 126 and 128 8t.Peter street, on FRIDAY, the 6th October, the Barge \u201cMinnie,\u201d lying in the Oamal, opposite the Rolling Mill, where it can be seen.Burthen, 202 2936-3500.Lepgtb, 124 feet.Breadth, 23 5 feet Depth in bold, 8.4 feet, Registered No.23 in 1872.Sale at ELEVEN o'clock, BENNING & BARSALOU, 283 Auctioneers.By David Fraser.UCTION of FOWLS, advertised fcr to-morrow, is POSTPONED FOB ONE WEEK, 233-1 DAVID FRASER, Auctioneer.HP+SE S AND CARRIAGES.\u2014 Auction at 679 Craig street, oa FRIDAY, October 6th, at TWO o'clock.232-11 DAVID FRASER, Auctioneer.AIR WELL MATCHED iron groy fast travelling Prize Horses, 1 THOROUGH BRED, 4-year old, first prize Stallion.These valuable Horses will be sold at the residence of Alex.Crawford, Egq., Petite Cote, on SATURDA 7, 7{h OCTOBER, at TWO o'clock, when will aleo be sold a portion of the Hounehold Furniture.Farming Implements, &e.Particulars will duly appear.229-11 DAVID FRASER, Auctioneer.By Devany & Co.TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 3rd.EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SEOOND-HAND HALL, COOKING and PARLOR STOVES, For account of whom It may concern.We are instructad to sell at our rooms, 850 Craig street, for accountof whom it may concern, où TUESDAY APTRRNOON, OCT.3rd, £0 New Hall Stoves, comprising '\u2018 Gurney Basse, \u201cMorning §tar,\u201d ! argand.\u201d \u2018 American Bada Burner,\u201d * Oriental,\u201d and other favorite styles.75 Second-Hand do do tn excellent order.356 New and Second-hand Cooking 8toves for Coal, comprising * Mages Ranges,\u201d * British Crown,\u201d * Commonwealth,\u201d ** American,\u201d \u201c Soverign,\u201d * Paclfla,\u201d * Mansard,\u201d and Cabt- net Ranges and others.2 \u2018 fire on the Hearth \u2018\u2019 Stoves for Schools 40 Parlor and Cffice Grates, various atyles, New and Second-hand.Noreserve.Will be stored free of charge until required, Sale at TWO o'clock, sharp DEVANY & CO., 231 Auctioneers.À A TEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 410 OCTOBER.| | y ST.PATRICK'S SOCIETY, The Regular Monthly Mee the above Society will be held ne or ST.PAYBICK\u2019S HALL, Corner Craig and St.Alexander streets, on MONDAY EVENING, 2nd OCTOBER, SAMUEL, CROSS, Rec.Seq, RAND CONCERT IN THR MECHANICS\u2019 HALL, OR : ING, Oct.TRURSDAY EVENING Oct.5th, 1876, ; at 80?clock.232-2 REPAIR FUND OF ST.LUKE'8 OMURÇE, \u2018The following Ladies and Gentlemen hay, consented to «ssist:\u2014 ekindly .PROGRAMME.do Jo\\BT le.1.Two Piano ren Juan.(arranged ® \u2018670 00.Aibert Mrs.Kuc:Asturdie, à SH \"hornoie.bert] 2.Song\u2014Over tbe Roly on \u2026\u2026.Beslo 8.Bong-Carina.re Cnidébott, CUT teen 4, Violin BOI0\u2014 COLORED.muescrerence dlp Bexlot Ir.\u2014The Mill Wheel.5.Sorg ph \u2014The Brook.«cues seein 6.fone \u2018 a adame Vincent.\u2018 .Pianoforte Ocnsecsesssne scene ss 00 see, ; 7.Pla À.Valse, Op.64, No 1.112 15.Gigi B.Polonaiee, Op.26, No.2, ° \u201copin wr Herbert Gidham, \u2014The Message®.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ein a Hrs.7 horneloe.Blumenthas 9.Quartette\u2014 Praise of Song., +44.san.Murphy, Hecker, Farquharson ed PART 2ND.» 1.Two Piano Duett\u2014Lucrezia Borgla arranged DY.oecee wees ss00se Mrs, Thorneloe and Mrs.Kuet: .Sobg\u20141he Lily and the Rose.,,.,, .Mrs.Caldecott.Fong\u2014A Father\u20198 LOVO.5.\u2026.0.00, Br.Maltb .Sopg\u2014Walting** +\" PEI TIR TTT TTT RN 8 Madame Vincent.H Milla .Tnstrnmental Trio for Violin, Violoncello ang Messre.Stratton.6.Song\u2014And Eo Will 7.S¢cng\u20140Only to Love.8.Quartotte\u2014G au Seroned .Quartotte\u2014Q@erman Serenade.,,,, Mesars.Murphy, Heoker, Parquharsan gor GOD SAVE THE QUBEN.\u2019 Tickets 50c.For sale at all the Music Storey, » \u2018Alberti Wills and HE.5, Fach\u201d °5o% Hill's and Dryadale\u2019s Book Btores, Medi St.James street, and Branch, Phillips a Hail EE 1ATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT, N T IN THE VICTORIA SKATING RINK, THURSDAY, OCT.5th, 1876, For the benefit of the UNITED TEMPERANCE HOME, (Late ST.GXOLGE'S CHURCH TEMPERANCE Houmas.) There will ba à Promenade Concert, Flowers, Befreshments, ard a National Lecture on ENGLAND, by Rev.J F.STRVENSON, illustrated by Etercopticon Views, kindly furmished by B.Dawson, Big Also, by Tabloaux Vivants of Eugltsh fitatuary.Music by the splendid bands of the Royal Fusi- Jeers snd 8th Puslleers.The FLOBAL DEPARTMENT aud REFRESHMENT TABLES Wi]l he order the management of tho ladieg represcnting tho different Church denemiuations of the city, who have received contribut'ons from everal gardens, &o.a cae ceedin A mang © ch eucceeding THURSDAY during the TEUESDAY, Oct.12th, Rev.J.Gordon, * Scotland.» I THURSDAY.Oct.10th, Bev.G.H.Wetls, America TnVssLAT, (et.4¢th, Rev.J.Carmichasl, \u2018Ire Tickets, 25 cents each ; ohlldren, half-price, For vale aL PeZouche's, Dawron\u2019s, Hills, Graf tou's, Lrsadule's, and Ly the several ladles of tha comuittee.230 LECTURE UNRESERVED SALE OF LIQUORS ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.\u2018We have receleved Justructlons to sell, on ac- URPHY & Suu NER.(Established 1857.) .Just receiving new goods in Prints, Ribbons, Dolls, Shirtings, Braids, Drums, Grey Cottons, Buttons.Concertinas, Tickings, Belts, Balls, Lustres, Bras Toa! Rotts, Cobourgs, erfumery Al X08, Dress Goods, Pipes, ! Masks, , Cloths, Stationery, Tin Toys, Tweods, mbs, Wood Toys, Plannels, Cutlery, Bellows Toys Blankets, Jewellery, A BO Blocks, Shawls, Berlin Wools, Desks, Wincèys Woollen Yarns, Work Boxes, FeltSkiris, Hoslery, Albums, And a large variety of other goods suitable for a general country store.(Nux\u2019s Brook), 347 ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAL, WHOLESALE ONLY.216+ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be made to the next Session of the Provincial Parliament, for a Bill Incorporating, by Spécial Charter, * The Corporation of the Town of St.Henri.(By order) C.AIME DUGAS, Sec.-Tres.of the Municipal Council of the Town ot 8%.Hearl, Town or St.Haxni, 13th September, 1876, 218-1m RAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CNMENT, ROMAN CEMENT, OANADA CEMENT, FIRE BRICKS, FIRE OLAY, vos sale by W.& F.P.CURRIE & CO, 100 GREY NUN STRBET, MONTREAL, 160° B1G HT'S DISEASE DIABETES, DROPSY, GRA 0A Sout, RBbeumsntism, Dyspepita, suse tn Liver, Bidneys, Bladder, Prostrate Gland, Prema tore Prostration, Jranale Debility and Chronic y 1 practiti .Two pamplets, explaining thelr eu ment by Nature's Breciaa \u201c Atahel, Mado at a» ha Done] Spring Water, aud Dr.A.HAW: thor and proprietor, free any rddress.p \u2019, © A fresh supply of this calebeased oelved from the Spring.Water just re- DEPOT AND RRURPTION ROOK : 0 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, ONLY AGEN?IK PROVINCE OF QUEEN: J.A.HARTE, Drueewsr, | 400 Notre Dame street, Montreal.Lex BEFORE PURCHASING STOVES Cali and see the RADIANT HOME BASE BURNERS.JOHN WATKINS & CO.15 COTE SrREET.és HRRE are you going?\u201d said & gentleman to a lady the other dav.\u201cWhy.\u201d said she, \u201cha Celoboated ve you not heard of the CHESSPEAKE BAY OISTERS, Bold by C.H.SHORT & CO 260 8T.JAMES STREET.Ifnnt,rome with me and purchasas qnart, sud yogi! never go anywhere else to buy Oysters * ___ 214 RF ILDING- RE-GTLDING- st trade prices, at13 WELDON'S, 115 and 117 BLRURY STRERT, Near Dorchest OR SALE , 83* A Dot of Lan see 1 Erout east of the Reservoir, eet fronton Wall Brae Avenue, snd opposite to the P.&yenme, and oppor roperty of the McGill ROBT.MITOHELL & SONS, 214% 99 St.Francois Xavier street, » 0.GIROUX, * LIOENTIATE OF THE PHARMACEUT nt pis fr ASSOCIATION, MA Yoan nforms his friends and the puhlic | bo Des bonnes he wot End Medical Han g61ee ways Lave ob Proper igneurs street, and will aJ- quality of Drugs, Tollets and Fancy Reel droles, will be paid to prescriptions Perfume Partioular attention And family recipes.208 + FOR NEAT JOB PRINTING GOTO CALLAHAN'S \u2019 195 FORTIFICATION LANE, Between 8t.Peter street and Vistoria square.Al] orders executed with neatnese and despatch, 25-+ TEOYAS BRENNAN, GRAVEL ROOFER AND REPAIRER, Has removed to No.87 BONAVENTURR § - posite Prince Edwards Block, where he Intend A \\ 9 Coals 38 low as any.OALL AND BEE, 228% \"UTRENR 4RD PYETURE FRAMBE equal fo Few, on Carlton Road, count of whom it may concern, at our Rooms, No.650 Craig street, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, the 4th October, 1 Barrel Jeffrey's Ale, Quarts.| 27 do do do Pints.! 15 do Watkins'Btout, Quarts.do do do Pius, 4 Qr.-Casks McKengle\u2019s Sherry.100 tases Champsyne, Ferrier & Jouet\u2019s.Lot of Brandy in Wood and Bottle.\u201c Gine, Ularets, &c., &c.No reserve.Sale at TWO o'clock.DRVANY & CO, 232 Auctioneers.__ By MoGlashen & Harmen.To MACHINISTS.The subscribers will sell at their rooms No.85 Bt.James street, on \u2018WEDNESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, a six H P.Engine, small Boiler, Michinist's Lathe, turns 4 feet, swing 12 ip., Power Drill with £ Shatt, small tot Bolting, 4 in.Tabiag and Bar ron.Sale at TWELVE 0'clocE, nven.MOGLASHAN & HARMAN, 233 Auctioneers.HE SALI OF STOVRs (Owing to non-arrival) advertised to take place at our rooms THIS MONDAY 12 unavoidably POSTPONKD till WEDNESDA Y MORNING, at half-past TEN 0'olock, when they will be positively sold.MOGLASHAN & HARMAN, 283 Auott ALE OF FARM 3TOCK, HORSES, COWS, HAY, &0., | AT THE FARM OF MR.JAS.SME ACL COTE ST.LAURENT, Three Farms from the Corners, near the HARLAND & HUTCHISON Farms, On MONDAY MOBRING, October 8th, the Subscriber will sell the wnole of tho Parm Stock, Horses, Cows, &0., inoluciag : 3 Excellent Dranght Horses, 1 Heavy Dranght tour-year-old Mare, 2 Coita; a splendid matched pair, by Thos.800::'s OTS, 32 Milch Cows Threshing Machire, Buckeye Mower, Sooteh Oarts, Buggies, two Hay Carts, double and slug.e leis hs, Double and Single Sieighs, Grabbers, Prii Barrows, pair Fanners, pair Harrows, and a gnan- 1ity of Farming Utensils; double and single tiar- Dens, Baddies, &c ; 2,000 Bundivs Good Hay, and a large quanfity of Straw.Also, a small quantiry of niture.The whole without reserve.Sale at Half-past TEN o'clock MCGLABHAN & HARMAN, 282 Auctioneer ___ Bs W.=\" Barber._ oo TCTION at BARBERS Branch Store, 431 Notre Dame street.Every varloty of Crockery and Glassware, THI SEVEN:0'cleck.» THIS KVENING, By C.F.Elwes.ORSES AT AUCTION.OK TUESDAY, OCTOBER \u2018zp, at the Bepository, 54 Rooaventure.street, will sold 8 useful horses, brlongi ag to a pA siste.Immedla after s:voral une a y veral other Horses, Sale at TWO o'clock.©.F.ELWE- 232 Auctioneer.OULTRY SALE\u2014Tho subscriber begs to Inform all breeders of ch Poultry that he will hold his Fall Sule choice ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26Tu, and is suthorised to state that choles lots wii 1 offered from the farins of Messrs Jos-ph Hickson, W.Stevers, \u201chomas Irving, J.Drummond, J.Morgan, and others All purties wanting to buy or sell fine Foultry should Wait for this sale por h particulars apply at the Re Bonsventure street.rey epository, 51 2:2 or BLWES, lanecr.SALE BY VOLUNTARY : LICITATION, ; NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS, Wil be sold at Pablic auction, MOND 6th, 1876, at 11 ms m.in the oon of Mo doses, N P., 81 Bt, Joseph street, ons nf the dipent lots at Cotes u 8t.Pierre, of the estate of the late Jerrmio Hortnbise, amo ning to three arpents by fore, Deis hboring the Fachion Course, Blua sonnets, beariLg pumber 141 on the Flan sod 800x of Ro.f-rence of the Parieh of Montréal ; pisoted with fruittrees, comprising one of the\u2019 most ma uif- cent orchards in the Nomlinlon, having yielded bethe first quality this year.This magnificent pro- greatest advantages In the We-tern Distr Moutreal.For terms and all information otal scdress tho updersigned Notary, S1 St Joseph treet, Montreal.The perfect titles may be sen bere, orto * Da E HORTUBIEE 282-7 _ Tannerles Wost.SALE OF LANDAT POINT + T.CHARLES.INSOLVENT ACT OF 1875, In the matter of ELIAS GAY, of the City and Dis- .| trict of Montreal, ar Iosolvent.The undersigned will sell at hiy office, No.22 st John street, in the City of Montreal, on TUESDAY tbe Third day of October next, at X'oven v'olook In the forenot n, the uudermentioned property.Twolots of Jand, situste on St.Patrick et eat- cadastral numbers 2,543 and 2,544, containing to pether vinety feet in breagth by oue hundrod and fifty feet in depth, French measure, more or lesa.881d property is commuted carry on his business, He will give special atténtion to repairing, &c 280-6 \u201cNEW STOCK.\u2018THEDORIDPS CIGARETTES.COHEN & LOPEZ 286+ UMBER.\u2014The U HE undorsigned eep oon on hand a complete stock first-olass seasoned PINE LUMBFR estos od 580d ; seasoned BLACK WALNUT, CHERR Store and Uffios, Nu.81 Bunavensure street g , BUTTERNUT 00D pod Leanber Yard, 772 Graig street.ASS FOOD) and hardwood of se; FRENOR 148 | Or Leon orp Jer VICLEERS) Fuso Woods (QLD NEWSPAPERS FORSALB S04-00dm, T15 Oraig streaty WAR OFFION Terms cash, J ROWARD EVANS, 222 \u2014_\u2014 Assignee.(YAMADA.SASH, DCOR, BLIND A MOULDI* @ \u2014 8 ond co FAOTORY.\u2014HOLN ES n streat, Montreal, Blroh and lout Balueters, Stair Ralls,&c.Klin dried Wale tween 450 and 500 harrela of \u2018\u2018 fameusa \"\u2019 applosof | Perty.by Its proximity to Montreal, offers tho ° and : | will | Ur der tte dist nyulshed patronage of Hls Wor- BY MR PETER O'LEARY, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE IRISH LABOY ASSOCIATION, LN THR MECHANICS' HALL, OR Zi Fi \"TUESDAY EVENING, UCT.3rd, 1876, Under the auspioes of the CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'8 SOCIETY Bubject : \u2018The Right of Ireland to Sell-govern- ment,\u201d frem personal observations at bome and abroad.Tickets, 250 ; Reserved seats, B0c.WILLIAM CROMPIOR, Becre 2314 QT.Anne MUTUAL BUILDING BUCIRTY.&ppropristions Nos.23 and 14, by ball, rerpectively, will take place tn the Bostory ale Murray street, on THUBSDAY, 5th Cciober, EE Ere embers in ar may qualify th 2 or bef: e Tuesday evening next.7 themazlves on T.J.QUINLAN, 232-2 _ Sec -Treas, À ONTRFAL VETERINARY) COLLRGR SESSION 1876-77 WILL CONMENOS ON W'EDNES \"4 F, 4th OCTOBEL, The inirodactory Address will be delivered by Wa.OBLKH, M.D., Professor of In Mods oine, McGill University.stitute of fatject : \u2018 The Kelations of i 190358 Amor - shan\u2019t be hit so hard as \u2018pzs0q poon afford to be cooler; now my 8\u20acrg that the first thing to ba done na o'get Lold of that jenced dokkyme when got hold on, to drop it quietly into the fire.\u201d \u201cA good thought; l\u2019H send for it at once to my solicitors \u2014\u2014 \u201cThey won't be at the hoffice now,\u201d interposed Chewkle.You must let me manage it.I'll be with \u2018em afore nine to-morrow morning, so as to bust upon \u2018em afore they opens their letters, or commences looking at papers which have been served on \u2019em in different causes, an\u2019 Ill be in such a fluster an\u2019 hurry to get back to you, that I'll get it out of \u2019em, instead of being put off with a promise to look it out and send it by a clerk, We can\u2019t wait, you know ; wo must have it; and you'll gee I'll bring it back with me all right.\u201d \u201c My best of friends, how can I reward you?\u2019 said Mr.Grahame, clutching at hope and relief from the scheme proposed.\u201cWell,\u201d said Mr.Chewkle, \u2018a tenner will do for me jest now; I ain't greedy, though I am short of money.\u201d Mr.Grahame was here made fo understand that a ten pound note was needed ; he drew one from his purse, and gave it to Chewkle, who instantly transferred it to his badly worn portmonnaie, and plunged it into the depths of his pocket, \u201cYou must write a note\u2014a strong note \u2014to your solicitor, sir,\u201d observed he, when the money was stowed away, \u201cdirecting him to give to me the deed\u2014 mention my name\u2014immediately on the receipt of your note\u2014dash under \u2018immediately\u2019\u2014that will throw him off his guard; he will give the dokkyment to me; I'll bring it to you, and then you can destroy it.\u201d \u201cBut it is registered, and that will afford proof that there was such a document,\u201d suggested Mr.Grahame, nervously, \u201cYes, that there was, perhaps,\u201d answered Chewkle ; \u201cbut what of that ?\u2014 who's to prove handwriting on a thing that ain't forthcoming ?\u2014who's to substantiate a charge of forgery\u2014\" \u201cHush! for Heaven's sake |\" \u201cWell, who's to substantiate such a charge upon a thing as don\u2019t exist\u2014that can\u2019t be put in support of the case, It can\u2019t be done.\u201d \u201cBut\u2014but what if proceedings have already commenced, and my lawyer is prepared to put in that deed to bar the claim they will make?\" \u201c¢ But he mustn\u2019t.\u201d \u201cBut what if he has this very day?for I urged him to proceed with all speed.\u201d \u201c Well, then, we must be prepared to prove that it {3 Wilton\u2019s signature.\u201d \u201cThat it {sbis?\u2019 \u201c'Zactip, I dont want more in this affair than ourselves, but we musn\u2019t be beat while there is a chance of winning.Suppose I swears I saw him sign the deed, and suppose old Jukes swears Je saw him do it, and suppose his followers, Sudds and dirty Nutty, swears they stood by, and saw it signed\u2014how then?There's nothing can be brought against us to invalidate our evidence, and what could the other side do then?O d Wilton will swear, of course, hard and fast, that he did not sign, but what then ?\u2014 you don't appear in the matter; you commissioned me to get it sign:d, and I brings forard three respectable men, who swears\u2014swears, mind\u2014they saw him sign it; who'll be believed then?ho wouldn't have a leg to stand on, Thess men will be difucult to get, but they've got their price, sir, and are to be bad.\u201d + | ly fear that our Health Commissioners are \u2018not men with the strong will and untiring \\ Y All these remarks and suggest\u2019 ns, rascally as they were, afforded o¢™ fort to Mr, Grabame.They conveyed , \u2018ma glimmering of hope that the din.culty, after all, was not so desperate as he had presumed it to be.He récoiled at the notion of having to work with such dirty instruments\u2014when, hewever, did dishonesty and crime ever work with other tools!\u2014but he did not recoil at the work itself, To obtain a vast advanisge, at the price of the misery and destruction of another, would not have occasioned him a moment's remorse, or in any degree ruffled his equanimity or serenity, but to accomplish that task by the aid of a small knot of low rascals was the source of annoyance and vexation to him.Still, if the object could not be obtained without such assistance, he elected to employ it rather than forego his purpose; they were the means to the end at which he sought to arrive, disagreeable enough, but necessary to the result\u2014and, as such, accepted.The alternative of stou'ly maintaining the forged signature of Wilton to be genuine had not occurred to him.The suggestion was a valuable®one, and he resolved to treasure it up.It occurred to him that his own word would have weight in a court of justice, from the high position which he held in society, and if he repudiated having had anything to do with the signature, or of having been present when it was being signed\u2014he would in all probability be belicved, not alone because it would seem the natural course for him, wanting the signature, to have pursued to obtain it, but because it would be considered incredible that he had descended to any unworthy artifice or to crime even, to have possessed himself of it.Its return to his own possession was, however, of the first importance; its destruction would raise another question, to be settled hereafter.So he sat down and penned the letter to his solicitor, the outlines of which Chewkle had supplied.{ To be continued.) The following was crowded out of Saturday\u2019s editions: CITY NEWS.\u2014 Two judgments of public interest were given Saturday in the Superior Coûrt, the first in the case of Symes vs.Judah, by which the action brought by the Marquise de Bassano against Mr, Judah, of the Trust and Loan Company, to recover the amount of a bond executed by Mr.Maurice Cuvillier in his favor was dismissed with costs ; the other in the case of the Herald Printing and Publishing Co, v8, Thomas Workman, which went against defendant with costs.\u2014 Mr.Andrew Wanless, the author of \u201cScottish Songs and Poems,\u201d has left a copy of his book on our table, From a hasty glance we have taken into it the merits of many of the productions are beyond question, The book has reached a second edition, which speaks well for its reception in the United States and Canada.Lord Houghton, himself a poet of no mean pretensions, we are informed, read one of Mr.Wanless\u2019s poems before the St.Andrew\u2019s Society, New York, which in itself testifies to the estimate placed upon it by such authority as his lordship, A copy of the work was gracefully accepted by Her Majesty the Queen.The book is for sale, PoLicE CourRT \u2014 SATURDAY,\u2014Richard Fahey, 23, laborer, drunk, $1 and costs or five days.Aaron Moran, 29, stealing a pair of pants from the St.Lawrence Hall, pleaded guilty, three months, Before M.C.Desnoyers, Esq., Police istrate :\u2014 Mary Hanrahan, wife of Andrew Ker- rigan, of Caughnawaga, selling liquor without a license, $75 and costs or three months.John William Birk, loose, idle and disorderly, three months.TEMPERANCE.\u2014 Last evening, the basement of St.Luke\u2019s Church was filled to its utmost capacity by the friends of temperance.e meeting was opened by singing, * Shall we Gather at the River,\u201d in which those present joined heartily.Misses Ennis, Beardsell, Patsons, Lummis and Master E.Lamb enterfained the meet.- ing with music, The address was given by the Rector, Rev.James Thorneloe, who stated that one of the greatest hindrances to the spread of the Gospel was intemperance.He then urged all present | to give up the intoxicating cup, and come forward and sign the pl The meet ing was closed after singing \u2018There is a Fountain Filled with Blood.\u201d Over thjrty new members joined the Church Temperance Association.Tha next meeting will be held Friday, October 13th, = ARREST OF A THigV.\u2014Two men were | observed by Martin Kean, night-watch- man and special constable, loltoring ground the corner of Notre Dame and McGill streets about midnight Friday.One of the men shortly afterwards went into a pawn: broker\u2019s, where he attempted to pawn a cel of silver ware, The watchman,who Followed the man into the shop, observed that the private marks on the silver had been defaced.As the lot was worth about $30, and the man was trying to pévrn it for a dollar, suspicion was confirme Mr, GoldLerg offered 75 cents to try the man, and finally refused to buy itatall.The.man then went ouf of the shop, when Kean, showing his badge, collared him, and after a little tussle, managed to secure him, but not until after he tossed the parcel of stolen silver to his pal, who succeeded in getting off with the booty.The man arrested gave his name first as Reynolds and then as Adley, which is believed to be his right name.He was sent down Saturday morning by the Recorder for three months at hard labor on a charge of assault, These men are believed to be the same who escaped because the two policemen, who have been discharged since, refused to arrest them at the request of another pawnbroker.: ST.MARK\u2019s CHURCH SocIAL MRETING, \u2014 A social meeting in connection with the induction of the Rev.John Nicholls to St, Mark\u2019s Church was held Friday evening in the school-room attached to the church, There was a very large attendance, the room being quite filled.The walls were tastefully hung with flags and banners, which had a most pleasing effect.The Rev.Mr.Scrimger occupied the chair, and there were also present the Rev.Messrs.Wilson, Elliott, Campbell, and \u2018Warden, along with the new pastor.Most interesting, instructing and amusing addresses were delivered by these gentlemen, and listened to with evident delight by the audience.The choir of the charch, under the leadership of Mr.Pow, very effectively rendered, at intervals, several anthems and'other sacred pieces, \u2018How Beautiful upon the Mountains,\u201d and \u2018\u2018Erect your Heads, Eternal Gates,\u201d being given with telling effect, 1n replying to the complimentary addresss, Mr.Nicholls gaid the kind reception he had met with was more than he merited, but he would do his utmost to retain the coa- fidence placed in him, and he hoped before long to gain a closer acquaintance with his people.Before separating the ! company adjourned to the upper hall, where a service of cake and tea was served by a band of efficient stowardesses, after which votes of thanks were tendered ' to the speakers, choir, etc., and the proceedings of a very pleasant and profitable evening closed with the benediction, | THE SCOURGE.To the Editor of the STAR: DEAR SIR,\u2014Âs one of your numerous readers, among other questions discussed in your columns, I take a greater interest in your efforts to set means to work to root out an evil which will be the means of stamping out Montreal as the centre of commerce in.our fair Dominion, should it have such undisputed rule for some time longer.The means I refer to is that loathsome disease small-pox, cherished and fondled by our French population under the approving smiles of men of the | Coderre school.They would, as did those of old, mentioned in Scripture, when they saw the spirit of divination cast out of the woman, (by which they had made great gain) fall upon those who labored only for their country\u2019s good, with dire hearts, and probably more smashing of glass.I great- ! zeal necessary forthis most important work, and who are rather inclined to make light of our great danger.The Mayor says he has not the sympathy of the people, I should think his knowledge of the importance of the work would be a sufficient incentive to persevering action, Certainly it is high time this state of things were ended, as we, a8 a city,are heaping up a reputation which has already been spread through Ontorio by Toronto papers, who make great capital for their city, to the detriment of - g.1 deed, the people of the Black Count frade (particularly in the clot branch) in the West.And now the New York ers, to the their millions of readers, are g of our skeleton, ag in the enclosed, which I clip from the Sun of Tuesday, 26th tember, 76, .Now, Mr.Editor, in closing, please continue your good work by keeping peg, pegging away, Yours respectfully, ¢¢ VACCINE,\u201d [The item referred to.was a notice of the death of Rev.Dr.Draper from smallpox, which has\u2019 already appeared in our columns, | TOWNSHIP OF LAPRAIRIE ANNUAL FAIR.The annual fair of this township was held at Laprairie on Thursday, and was a great success, a fine display of farm products, including cows, pigs and poultry, being made, The display of horses was remarkably fine, no less than 32 large draught horses being present.Owing to the late, cold spring, the display of truit, especially apples, which are generally very fine in this township, did not, however, tome up to the average, Mr.Scott, a farmer residing some two or three miles faom the town, informed our representative that he grew some tobacco this year 36 inches long and 18 inches broad, which was not displayed, as, owing to the wet weather, it had not been sufficiently dried.00000000 HOME INDUSTRY.THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ENCOURAG« ING HOME PRODUCTION.The short-sighted policy that has heretofore been observed by the Provincial Government in giving away contracts to American manufaeturers, has given place to a more sensible and patriotic course by encouraging home productions, It is a matter for thankfulness that the remonstrances addressed to the DeBoucher- ville Ministry through the Star and at public meetings have had their effect.As has been already announced in our columns, the \u2018\u2018 Canada Engine Works,\u201d of Kingston, Ont., has obtained a contract for thie building of twenty locomotives for the M., O.& U, Railway, and as that enterprising Company have been contemplating the removal of its works to Montreal during the past few years (especially in the eventof beingawarded the engine contract), it is to be hoped that no time will be lost in removing the establishment within the limits of our city.If a spirit of enterprise be shown by the Company in the erection of workshops, on a scale suitable to the growing importance of Montreal, there is no doubt that success will be the result of their venture, RECOLLECTIONS OF THE BLACK OUNTRY.Alecture was givenen thissubject Friday evening by the Rev.W, Williams, in the East End Congregational Church.The rev.Lecturer, in introducing his subject, said he was not going to speak of Dahomey, Ashantee, or any part of the United States of America, but of a district in the very centre of England\u2014this name being given to a part of South Staffordshire, on account of the black appearance of the whole country, owing to the immense amount of coal annually brought out of the earth, and the thick smoke with which the air is filled from the various furnaces and factory chimneys, We will suppose ourselves landed at the railway station of Birmingham, where we may at once get an idea of the density of the population, and the great trade carried on in this distriot.Here are ten or twelve lines of rails, and long passenger trains are rolling in and out every five or ten minutes.Birmingham is on one edge of this Black Country, Wolverhampton on the other, thirteen miles apart, yet employing three lines of railway.On one of these alone 30 passenger trains are said to pass every day.After describing the trade and manufactures of Birmingham, the lecturer said that, generally speaking,that town may be said to be the céntre of those trades which have metal for their base.He next described à walk from Birmiugham throuëh Eagle- ston and Handsworth, the latter place containing the handsome residences of Bir- minghsmu?manufacturers ; \u2018past West Bromwick, a village of 12,000 inhabitants, to Hill Top, Standing here on the edge of the coal field, the scene at night is of a most remarkable character ; the heavens arg lighted up as if from one great conflagration.Hun of furnaces are pouring out vast sheéts of flame ; in other places the large heaps of coal, being converted into coke, are covered over with blue sulphurous light.Then, from the rolling mills, gleams of light burst forth as the doors of the furnaces are opened, To these fights are to be added the heavy thuds of the steam hammer, the rattling noise, of machinery and the strong smell of sulphur, which give a most unearthly as- peot to the whole distriet.Supposing ourselves to be in Bilston, in the centre of the Black Country, we should find it but poorly built, with little pretensions to ar.cliitectural beauty, but should find plenty of provision for eating and drinki In- seem to think that because they wor hard, they have a right to eat and drink equally hard.They will have the best of food and plenty of it.The peculiarity in the trade of Bilston is in stamped work fenders, tea.trays, coal vases, etc.Some of them are ornamented with artistic designs, Wednesbury manufactures gun barrels, which are fitted up with locks and stooks at Birmingham.At Willen- hall almost every house is a locksmith\u2019s shop, from the strongest locks for the bank door or the prison gate to the cheap lock which will just perform its duty three times and no more, for the wholesale dealer, the retailer, and for the customer when he first buys it: At Sedgley Hill every house has a small forge in which the whole family is employed forging wrought nails, This, however, is the most unre- munerative trade in the Black Country.At Tipton are, perhaps, the largest rolling mills in the world.Soit is seen, each town in the Black Country has its own particular barnch of trade, this division of labor, each man keeping to his own department, and doing that thorodghly and erfectly, being the great secret of Eng- Pads success in manufactures, Retura- ing from Bilston, we cannot but be strack with the air of desolation, Instead of vegetation, the fields are covered with waste from the pits, and heaps\u201d of scoriz, Many of the houses and chimneys are leaning over in consequence of the foundations sinking where the pits have fallen in.The rev.gentleman described very fully the manner of getting the coal, and the process of smelting the iron ore\u2014iron, a well as coal, being extensively worked in South Staf- fordshire\u2014and spoke of the many dangera attending the mining operations from aceci- dents connected with the machinery, from fire-damp, and from the falling in- of the ground, above.He also gave many amusing grues illustrating the manners of the people, and especially their ignorance, some 26 or 30 years ago, and said we were .not to suppose from this that they were in a \"state of poverty, many families earning : among them £7 or £8 a week.These pesple are generally fond of music, aud evince great musical taste, the singing of glees and anthems being well rendered by the churoh choirs, Great efforts have been made for the amelioration of this district, eepecially by the Rev.J.B, Owen, formerly vicar of Bilston, and by means of \u2018the excellent schools established in all the towns and villages, and we cannot but hope, fromthe religious activity of the age, that the moral blackness, at least, of the district will soon be one of the things of the past, NATURAL HISTORY.AN EXPRESSIVE APPENDAGE.\u2014Pussy\u2019s temper may be known by the demeanour of its tail.When the tail is erect it is Pleased ; when angry it lashes it; and when excited and about to spring, the tail quivers.The tail changes its expression as its owner outgrows its early innocence and commences to develope its treacherous and catlike nature, The tail of the catling, before the blood of mice has reddened its incipient whiskers, has no deceit or malice in it: it is carried about honestly, bolt upright, rigid or oscillating in a paroxysm of fun.1t lengthens or limbers until, as the mature puss sneaks round the chicken coop or prowls in the larder, ita air and motion betray all ite ohangeful nature, The tail THR MONTREAL EVENING STAR The right to attach and use & hand hose of of the veteran mouser varies as content \u20ac passion sways its owner.Purring in your p, puss waves it coquettishly, or droops it in drowsy satisfaction.But the same tail, when its proprietor is angered, becomes a veritable battlebrush, in which each particular hair stands on end as if electri.A CLEVER SHEEP Doc.\u2014 correspondent of Land and Water quotes from Professor Sedgwick the narrative of a gentleman in Cumberland, \u2018My errand over,\u201d he told the Professor, \u2018I was returning home, when my horse not only kicked me off, but kicked me afterwards, so that my leg was frightfully broken.The night was coming on, the snow falling heavily ; nothing coul be more perilous than my position, as I could not move, In desperation I dipped my glove in my blood and gave it to my sheep-dog, saying, \u2018Take this straight home, let no one stop you from going into the parlor to my father and fetch me help,\u2019 As if the beast had understood every word, be seized the glove and tore home ; the servants tried to catch him but in vain, he forced his way into the parlor, and dropped the glove on the old man\u2019s lap, whining piteously.My father wacognised the glove, saw that some accident had occurred, gathered the men on the farm, and, led on by the dog, came to my rescue.\u201d THE SNAKE AND Car, \u2014There is something wonderfully significant in the gleam of the snake\u2019s eye\u2014 it isa look generally of the most malicious nature, Cats have the same look when irritated.At such times there is a ray of vicious intelligence in the eyes of both cat and snake, and that they are both of them animated by a deadly purpose is soon perceived should any creature be in their power.A bird has been seen to whirl round and round in a circle, near the ground, not in the usual manner of flying, but with a short, frightened, fluttering motion, till it fell to the surface, when it was very soon in the mouth of the snake.Now, we believe a cat is the only quadruped that will face a snake.We have watched a big tomcat stare at a large snake for an hour together, puss all the time with his back up, hishair on end, and his fail gently waving to and fro; the snake, at the same time, gazing just as intently on the cat; but the moment the eyes of the feline antagonist were turned away (and they turned for an instant purposely), the snake glided away with all possible despatch, but puss was after him, and with a single bound seized him, close to the back of the head and despatched him.The sharp teeth of the cat were through the vertabræ of the snake in an instant, and there it lay, wriggling at an alarming rate, but perfectly powerless, till it died.More Apour BEEs.\u2014Bees are pugnacious little creatures, if roused by any fancied wrong or by the very human vice of cupidity.They are not disposed to eting if let alone, but are sure to revenge apy burt or indignity, Whole swarms often engage in pitched battles; this is almost always for the possession of territory.Ope piece of carelessness on the part of the bee keeper, and a whole swarm is sometimes demoralized ; if they once gain access to honey, and can steal it, they are very apt to abandon all pretence of honesty, and give themselves up to a edatory life.Some of them, as has been ore said, are professional sneak thieves ; others are highwayman.Huber and other apiarians mention the shameless behavior of some of these bighway robbers.One of them will arrest a luckless humble bee on its way home laden with honey, and force it to disgorge its treasure.Violence will not do here, for the humble bee's honey pocket is far beyond the reach of our little thief.He does not like his victim, but only calls \u2018stand and deliver at the perilof your life,\u201d and generally succeeds in exacting that for which he asks.When the humble bee yielde and gives up its honey, the bee allows it to depart in peace, and licks up the sweets with great gusto.Our little honey bees, with all their wisdom and virtue, have their fanlts; and robbery, wholesale and otherwise, is not the only one, They sometimes make themselves thoroughly drunk on the juices of ripe fruits, and may be scen lying on the ground in a state of intoxication.There are some things in the history of the honey bee which show a fidelity and devotion that is really touching.There is something almost human in their loyalty toward their sovereigns.Several instances are upon record where bees watched over and guarded the remains of their queenfor days, Licking and caressing her as though they were trying to restore her to life.Though food was supplied they refused to eat, and at the end of four days every bee was dead.When a queen makes aroyal progress through the hive she is always attended by a body guard, not a particular number of bees which are devoted to her person, but a body guard which forms itself at her approach out of the subjects thro whom she is to pass, but who fall back into their regular work when she has gone by.She never lacks the most dutiful and devoted attention ; those about her, whenever she moves, caress her, offer her honey, and cluster around her to keep her warm if she is chill.When a swarm loses a queen, they are at first in deep and violent grief ; ifanew queen isimmediately given tothem, they refuse to accept her.If, however, twenty-four hours is allowed to elapse, they reconcile themselves tojthe idea of her loss, and receive a substitute with royal honors, The instinct of the bee denies all our traditions of instinct, it adapts itself to circumstances, overcomes new and unexpected obstacles, benefits by experience, employs temporary expedients, and then casts them aside when the occasion for their use is gone, in a way which is marvelously like reason, It is, indeed, difficult todraw any linebetwecn two qualities when looked at in minute detail ; it is only inits cumulative power, which produces such different effects, that we can dare to make the distinction, and then we are still at a logs for a definition.It is strange to find in the insect world, among an order of beings so low in the scale of the naturalist, a faculty so nearly akin to the divine gift of reason which is man\u2019s crowning glory.But it is just here, among the bees and among the ants, that it is most marvelous and most perfect.: FACTS WORTH KNOWING, Much of the trouble experienced in postal matters arises from carelessness, and a fow general hints may be found of value :\u2014 See that every letter, newspaper, or packet is securely folded and sealed, for every such packet has to be several times handled, and in the mail-bag i» exposed to compression and friction.Carefully secure every letter containing money or valuables, first with gum or muocilage and then with wax, and be sure to leave a good impression of a seal.Never seal with wax letters for the East and West Indies, and other hot climates, as the wax melts and letters adhere to one another.The practice gives rise to serious inconvenience and injury.When letters are delayed or missing, som- municate immediately with the Inspector of the Division in which the Post Office is situated.In case of à missing letter state the exact contents, address, the office at which the letter was posted, the name of the person by whom posted and the name of the person by whom received at the office.In case of a delayed letter or paper, send the envelope or cover in an entire state to the Inspector, so that the place of delay may be ascertained by an examination of the post marks.In the event of & supposed abstraction of money or value from a letter, send the letter and cover to the Inspector for the Division in which is situated the office at which the letter was delivered, stating day and hour on which delivered, name of Postmaster or Clerk by whom delivered, and persons by whom received.Whosoever, being bailee of any chattle, money, or valuable security, fraudulentiy takes and converts the same to his own use, or to that of any other person not the owner, although he do not break bulk, or otherwise determine the bailment, is guilty of larceny, and may be convicted upon an indiotment.This section does not extend to any offence punishable on summary conviction.Forgery is the fraudulent making or alteration of a writing to the prejudice of another\u2019s right; it is further the false making of an instrument with intent to prejudice any public or private right.The orime is not confined to the falsification of mere writings; it plainly extends to seals, stamps and all other visible marks of distinction by which the truth of any fact is authenticated or the quality and genuineness of any article warranted.Under the oriminal acts of 1869, whosoever is convicted of carrying about his porson any bowie knive, dagger or dirk, iron knuckles, skull-oracker or slung-shot, shall be subject to a fine, before any Justice of the Peace, of not less than ten and not more than forty dollars, and in default to imprisonment for a term not exceeding thirty days.The carrying of a sheath knife in any of the sea~- ort towns or oities entails a like penalty, Pat the aot does not apply to seamen and | rigpots.not more than a fourth of an inch in fire oosts two dollars per annum.It is expressly forbidden to any occupant of a house or building, supplied with water from the Water Works, to furnish water to others, or to use it otherwise than for his own use, or to increase the supply of water agreed for, or to waste it, or to practice any fraud upon the Corporation with regard to the water supplied.The Montreal Revenue Distriot consists of {he counties of Hoohelaga, Jacques Cartier, Faval, Vaudreuil, Soulanges, Laprairie, Chambly, Vercheres, Berthier, Joliette, L'Assomption, Montealm,Richelieu, Yamaska, Drummond, Arthabaska, and the city of Montreal\u2014Dunbar Browne, collector.The latest enactments of the Game laws provide that \u201cno otter shall be hunted, trapped or killed between the first day of May and the first day of October, in any year ; no beaver between the thirtieth of April and the first of September ; no muskrat between the first of June in any year, and the first of April following, for the districts of Quebec, Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Montmagny, our- aski, Ramouski and Gaspe, and between the first of May in each year, and the first of April following, for the remainder of the Province.TARIFF OF FARES FOR HACKNEY OAR- RIAGES.ORE HORSE VEHICLE From any place to any others, provided the time minutes.occupied do not exceed twonty LOr2persons.00 1ereaisees 25 conta.BOr4 person.oiveviee 50 8 From any place to any others, provided the time geeupied do not exceed half an hout.; 10r 2 persona.,,.,,.Bor 4 persona,., \u201c80 © \u2018When the drive exceeds the time limited as atore- sald, hour rates to be charged, BY THR HOUR.vousec For the first hour\u2014 LOF Z PETEONS,.00 100100000100 0102 T5 CONTE BOF A POFSONE,.0.000000010000 006 FL OO Wor every subsequent hour\u2014 LOrZPOrSONE.\u2026.e.60 CE Bord Lines 78 8 TWO-HORSE VEHICLES.From any place to any others, provided the tims occupied do not exceed 30 minutes.1 or 2 persons.vessesocsuosces .50 cents Bord #0 einen ce 68 MW From any place to any others, provided the time occupied do not exceed half an hour\u2014 1072 DOrsons.oeiivensenrrancessr 65 conta Borda iii TBM When the drive exceeds the time limited as afore sald,hour rates to be charged.BY THR HOUR.10r2 POrSORE sucincrsrnisrstrariraris $1.00 OF ÉDOFNONE 00cusrcercuc0u000600000000 1.35 Fractions of hours to be charged at previous hous eates\u2014but not less than one quarter of an hour shall be charged when the time exceeds the hour, Fifty per cent to be added to the tariff rates for rides from twelve midnight to four a.m.CE hl domo steno gbeyond the cif sw men made in the city.ore - BAGGAGE Fo each trunk or box carried in any vehicle 10 cents, But no charge shall be made for travelling bags, valises, boxes or parcels which passengers an carry by the hand, MISCELLANEOUS.\u2019 P'ENG AND CLEANING.The establishment of J.M.CARRON, 501 Cralg ty andjfinish 0 street, is remarkable for the beauty the work done and moderate charges.Dyeing and Cleaning of Dresses and Suits are neatly done without taking them apart.All Orders promptly attended to.211-1mx Grass (Gasaniers.R.SHARPLEY & SONS have now on view, in thelr NEW SHOW-ROO & very large assortment of M CRYSTAL GASALIERS, including all the Iatest styles, at prices to suit all purchasers.; Z light, from $16; 8 light from $30; 4 light from Also, à great variety of , CRYSTAL GAS BRACKETS, 1, 2 and 3 light from $4.A nice assortment of HALL LAMPS, In Crystal and Bronze, 282 and 284 NOTRE DAME STREET.290x [ I SE WEST'S ENAMEL LEATHER DRESSING TO PRESERVE YOUR CARRIAGE TOP, \u2014 It is the only article in the market adapted to RENEW THE NATURAL BLAGE LUSTRE FINISH.For sale by HENEY & LACROIX, 454 Sr.PAUL Srauxn, 188x 8K FOR J.BARSALOU & COS, OCELEBRATED 804P8 Ar ALL Srtonms.DOMESTIO BAR, IMPERIAL LAUNDRY BAR, WHITE OLE STEAM OFFICE AND WORKS: Corner Sr, CATHERINE & DURHAM STREETS, MONTREAL.H.OLIVER, ® RAILROAD AND NTEAMSOAT AORRE 00 Office : 130 PRINCE WILLIAM BT, BT.JOBN, NEW BRUNSWICK, CABADA We THE GREATEST Saving for Housekeepers 208x PHILIP BACHERTS COFFEE EXTRACT.Fcr sale at all Grocers.Price, per package, 5c.(pe pound of the Extract Will\u2019 go af far an ten pounds of Store Coffee.Made only by PHILIP BACHERT, Buffalo.Agents for the Dominion, ROSENHEIM & JONAS, 226 codm MONTREAL.> DRUCGISTS BosTonN, Nov.10, 1871.Having given Parsons & Co'\u2019s Exterminator a fair trial, l have no hesitation to recommend the same as effectual for rats, roaches, &c., and used without the siightest inconvenience, 8x J.B.ROBBINS, Adams House, STOVES, &o.Home ManuracrTurr, \u2014 The tubscriber challenges competition, His STOVES are not only made from the FINEST IRON, WITH: OUT SCRAP, but they are of the very \u2019 BEST DESIGNS, and specially adapted to this Olimate.For sale at the lowest possible [prices at the subscriber\u2019s WAREHOUSES AFD FOUNDRY.W.CLENDINNENG.229x eodm QTOVES, HOLLOWWARE, &o, SUPERIOR FOUNDRY COMPANY (LIMITED), 1 to-29 Dalhousie Street.MONTREAL; 186x GTOVES | STOVES! STOVES! HALL, COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES F \u2019 FALL 1876.TOVES BOR All the latest and most improved patterns, In cluding the ARGAND, CROWN JEWELL, TRIUMPH, TROPIO, &6., &o., AT VERSLOW PRICES.| ©all and tee them, .Pl C.RYAN, 4 8 FIOFORIA SQUARE, = a.To GrocCERS.CHEAP TEAS! CHEAP TEAS! JAPANS, GREENS, BLACKS.A very fine assortment at lower prices than any other house in the city.Terms cash.J.R, HENDREY, 226x 235 ST.JAMES _STREET.UST RECEIVED, A very fine SHERRY WINE at $6.00 perZcase.Fresh Salt SALMON, SARDINES AU BEURRE, SARDINES AU TOMATES PETITS POIS AU BEURRE.A large assortment of FRENCH LIQUEURS, And a fresh lot of DAVIS! CINCINNATI HAMS, DUFRESNE & MONGENAIS, 221 Notre Dame Street, 2222 \u2014-\u2014 \u2014 MANVFACTURING WORKS, _ cé DFA PIPES AND CONNEC! - TIONS, FIRE-BRICKS, FIRR-CLAY, GAS ERTOËTS, VENT LININGS, And all kinds of FIRE CLAY GOODS FOR SALE, Manufacturers of Sofas, Chair, Mattress, Springs.85 COMMON BTREET, between Nazareth and Duke street, Canal Basin, 134-eodxts |[RON RAILING AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WOBE, \u2014 Oall and ses samples, or send for cuts and prices, H.R.IVES & co, Quaux Srennr, 144 coûmæ Montreal, ARTIES REQUIRING Steam Engines, Stoam Pumps, Centrifugal Puraps.&¢., &C., will find a large assortment of the best patterns, and at low prices, at the EAGLE FOUNDRY, 34 King street.}} NHAFTING, PULLIES and HANGERS of the latest improved styles, at EAGLE FOUNDRY, 34 King street.THE ONLY GENUINE \u2018 Blake Btone and Ore Breaker,\u201d with patented im- Provementssmanufactured, at the EAGLE FOUNDRY, 34 King street.\u201cYA\\TATERS' PERFECT EN- .GINE GOVERNOR\"\u201d-\u2014the simplest and beat Steam Engine Regulator and Economiser of Power and Fuel, and applicable to any Engine.For sale in alllsizes, at the EAGLECFOUNDRY, 34 King street, - PLANS AND DESIGNS FURNISHED, and Patterns supplied, with the benefitoflongexperience, and improved facliities, at the ° EAGLE FOUNDRY, 217x 34 King street, (CANADA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, the 1 E.FORSYTH, PROPRIETOR, ° MARRS MANTLES, MONUMENTS, &c., Always on hand, OxrIon, 130 BLEURY STREET, Mirza, 553 WILLIAM STRENT, MONTREAL, or Designs sent to all parts of the country, HANTHLOUP'SR BLEOTRIC BURGLAR ALARA, LECLANCHE BATTERIES, FIRB ALARM LINES, Ans MTRUMERTS MADN AND KEBUTRIN CHANTELOUP, Inox Ap Brass FounDm, Nos, 587 to 598 Craiz Stree MONTREAL, sia ST LAWRENCE ENGINE WORKS, NOS, 17 to 19 MILL STREET, MONTREAL, P, Q.# W.P.BARTLEY & CO; Iron Boat Builders.posh and Low Pressure Steam Engines, and Manufactarers of Improved Mill Machinery.Improved Dredge Machine: llor Screw ry.Pro Wheel.stock and ES Sn ratte Tots ater ools, Wa! 0018, W Coatings of all kinda in Iron or Benke/ M°0E Light and Heavy Forgings.Boveral \u2018small Horizontal Steam Beveral mma, orizon Boilers always in stock, Kngines and FOR SALE AT LOWEST.MARKET.RATRS.a 174% UETTON ST.GEORGE & CO., \"EXPORTERS AND PRODUCERS OF PURE\"WINES AND BRANDIES, Just received, a consignment of ALICANTE, \u2014 \"The ALICANTE Is a sweet, red WINE of delicate |\u201d flavor, and identical with \u2018\u201c Tintllla,\u201d u Communion Wine in England.In vases of Hlokness it de Ry recommended >y tho Medical Profes- n, containing © alcohol, and of saccharine matter, » 804 4 large amount Family trade solicited.Catalogues and price-list at 416 ST.PAUL STREET.212x Beaver Hall Marble Works, STONE AND MARBLE MONUMERTS, CEMETERY POS1S, &ec., «&c.M.J.OBRIEN & CO, 17 Beaver Hall Terrace.182x COAL, FUEL &o, COAL anv WOOD, Lo AT GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES, SNOWDON & BRO., 156 Mountain and 494 St, Joseph Street, 212x IvrercoronnaL Coaz, FOR SAL #, n lots to'snitipurchasers,at Low PRIC.STEAM COAL, me delivorea SORT HOUSEHOLD COAL, And GRATR COAL 4 and'5 Union Buildings, 43 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, And at Yard, 34 GREY NUN STREET, (oALt COAL! COAL! JAMES MELDRUM, Ja, ad Hwonstis i Apneions: Roots 5% WELLINGTON STREET, sornes br} 206 3m R OBERTSON, HART & CO, 47 BLEURY STREET, CABINETMAK ERS, UNDERTAKERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE PATENT AIR-TIGET METALLIC BURIAL CASE, ?Funeral deparimend, withits vary terior ow ts Dow second 10 Lone.si vo - fa Hous Furn acttipd 4 Bmahala Pumiare of rag \u2014_\" Prusses: Trusses! ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.Just received by the subscriber, from the Canadian Hard Rubber Company, & large assortment of Rubber Trusses.They are the most durable and cleanest before the public.The prices are fifty per cent lower than the imported ones.For sale only at PIACE D'ARMES DRUG STORE.JAMES HAWKES.MEE EMOLLIENT OF DR.SCOTT.A NEW ARTICLE (GUARANTEED.) The Roughest Skin will be brought back to its natural softness.Sole Agent for Canada, .D.E.LEWIS, Chemist, 273 and 275 87.JOSEPH STREET, MONTREAL.227x R.SCOTT'S EMOLLIENT will immediately cure Chapped Hands.For sale by D.E.LEWIS, Chemist, 278 and 275 ST.JOSEPH STRERT, 227x MONTREAL.How HAS THE SALE OF Campbell\u2019s Quinine Wine doubled In 1876, in spite of the dozen imitations so eagerly pushed upon the simple public?This isthe reason: ¢ CAMPBELLS I8 THE ONLY ¢ Genuine Quinine Wine\u2019 OF THE THREE SAMPLES EXAMINED.\u201d (Bigned,) J.BAKER EDWARDS, Ph.D., D, 0.Lt, ros Ue DON'T ACHE, An infaillible remedy or TOOTHAONXE, AND BLACKBERRY BRBLIXIR, for DIARRHEA, DYN Ts OANADIAN #9 be had at No.216 St, Lawrence Main street.Da.MOMILLAN, 14x LUMBER, &o.To BUILDERS AND CON- TRAOTORS.FOR BALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, LUMBER of all desoriptio; ORD round and Sawn, and FLAT TIMBER, Delivered free of Cartage in the city, at F.F.FINLAY\u2019S, 400 William, corner Guy street, pre BUILDING TIMBER, OUT TO ORDKE AND DALIVERED, At 518 per M and apwardæ JAMES SHEARER & 0O0,, 81, GaBRIXL LOOKS, C UT Btove lengths delivered to all parts of the oity, ay 31.75 par LOAD, WM.HENDERSON, SAW MILLS, 342 WILLIAM STREET, AND 130 ST.CONSTANT STRERT.1972 149-p SL A BS, NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.MOGAUVRAN & TUOKER have removed theix principal yard and offices to the corner of mn.Joseph and Canning streets, adjoining their Saw, Planing, Bash, Door and Box Factory, and have largely increased their facilities for on every branch of the lumber trade, their sawn lum bes stock comprises Deals, Planks, Boards, season ed and green, of svery grads and thickmess, dressed and rough, Scantling, Laths, Forrings, Shingles, Pine, Hemlock and Hardwood, Square and Flat Timber, Split and Round Cedars, &c., de, Thelr Sash and Door Factory is under the mane agement of an experienced and thoroughly capabls oiner, who has heretofore given much satisfaction 0 our numerous customers, and in this department wé are prepared to exsouts orders, for every Gescriptien house finishing, promptly and satisfactorily, packing cases and boxes of all kindg made to order at short notios, and né the lowes market prices, Orders sent by post will receive feunediate attention Terms liberal McGAUYRAN & TUCKER, pr mo THE TRADE, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Our extsnuive and well-assorted stock ai LUMBER, TIMBER AND CEDAR being most complete, we are meepared 0 exeonis orders at an extraordinary low figure, Duiding materials and frame timbez saweé ty order, and delivered free of eariags.Forms to suit customers.Dry, clear Lumber constantly oa hand.hres inch Pine Deals at $18 and ap.One and a quarter Inch good Lathe $1.10 per 1000.Purchasers will find 1f to their advan pPrrotmene tage to give BENARD, BASTIEN & CO, - 100 JOHN OSTELL, Lumber Merchant & Manufacturer ARUHITRAVIS, MOULDINGS and YRIMMINGE OF ALD KIKDS.DEAL, PLANK, BUARD AND SCANTLIR®, 208 SmiaNAURS STERN.107m OILS, &o.Prats Grass, ALL SIZES I STOCK OR TO IMPORT, \u2014 A.RAMSAY & SON, No.10 INSPECTOR STREET, MONTREAL, 1852 LEGAL NOTICES, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [No.1423 SUPE.3.1 District of Mon ; M gar nic, FIRTH ie ait Haine 10 Drop has ech mattuted in this onuna, _ Mc I, 14th September, 1876, 22 ° \u20ac ° 6-1m P OVINCE OF QU£BEC, [No.1154.] District of SUPERIOR COURT, Montreal.eo are eta Ethier, of the City of Montreal wife of Onoestme Michel Lavoie, of tbe same place, painter and trader, duly authorized a este» en justice, Plaintiff, vs, the said COnosime Michel Lavole, Defendant.T aratio 1e sfiuted da this eau.0 a8 to property has been T, « O.DELORIMIER, Attom Montreal, September bib, 1576, 0° °F ag il \u2014_ Te SOLVENT ACT OF 1875.\u2014\u2014 HENRY MOONEY and JOHN MANGINS, of the City and District of Montreal, doing \u2018busines in said City under the name, style and fir of Mooney & Co., PLAINTIFFS, Vs.PATRICK O'RIELLY, of the same place, Trader DEFENDANT.A Writ of Attachment has been issued in this cause, : IE A oi B 3 OrrIon, Exchange Bank Building, ) ; rignee Corner Notre Lame and St.Fran- cols Xaxier Streets, Montreal, September 30th, 1876.) K.& H, MACDONALD, BLACKSMITHS and MACHINIS®B, M LATOU ETREET, 180x 232-4 - HON.P.MITCHELL, PresromNt] s.the said Hyacinthe |\u2019 E MITCHELL LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Lauren) OFF ,0Z: 181 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.a QUNARD LINE.Vessels Sail regularly between \u201cBOSTON, : NEW YORK and w 10 LIVERPOOL.THOS.WILSON, 227-codmx AGENT.QUNADA SHIPPING GO BEAVER LINE, Between Montreal and Liverpool, © followlng Steamships will sail from Quebes nos about the dates named pen _Mpuvdy, October 2, me, MMHE LAPRAIRIE J'me Gorge, NAT an ater MONDA » the hd, - \\ and hoManys excepted)r na ip Laprairie : \" 6.30 a.m.9.00 a.and 1.09 Pom, : From Montreal 7.30 a.m.11.00 a.m., and 4.09 Pa, 108 J.BROSSRAY, Lo eodm THE OTTAWA RIVER Ni SATION cori.Nay; o_~A1k ROYAL MAIL LINE OF # 10809 ago REYWHEN MONTREAL, ANI hme bo jy VB TAO Dar LINE.Br, ** Peerless.\u201d \u201ca e1p00 M \" sous 2) oj Wes om a | Wr, © Brinos of Wales | Vrneloe, Aoki Inter rise oopt Saturday afternoon, when )\" for Uarillon mou teriok o0gage Che bad a Meals and Stateroom extra, vening steamer from Ottawa Will rap CURSION TICKETS for UARILLY, ome day Only) AONB FARE.A RX (gogq ass cele! NPRINGE will land =} Lioriginal, dep D0u1, At reduced rates.Ti TOURISTS will find this route one gf PIOTURESQUR in Canada.Ua Market steamer \u201c Dagmar?leaves Montre nesdays and Saturdays at 6 a.m, ; Car Al Weg, days and Thursdays at 6 a.m.lon Freight for all pointaon the OTTA Ww, Dima aha on, 87 Oommon \u2018 Lake Megantioc,\u201d Uapt.Battersby, 11th Octob « Lake Nepigon,' Capt, Scott, 25th Oc., And following fortnightly during the season, Have Superior sccommodation for a limited number of Uabin Passengers.For Freighs ox Passage apply 0 THOMPSON, MURRAY & 00, No.1 Custom Houss Square.SA ALLAN LINR g 2 Onder Contract with thy Gover Easels ment of for iconveyanse CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES MALIA.1876.SUMMER ARRANGEMEMTS, 1376.Uf unde doubis: B.Datton Wylle RE sanc0sen0e aes of from bec every on FROM QUEBEC, CITCABSIAD ac 2100000 0000 s.Sarmatian, = Son opts Moravian, \u201814th Oct, eruvian., 21st 0 Polynesian 28th Oct.Sardinian,., 4th Nov.RATES OF PASSAGE PRON Quassa: DADS seine roe 860, $70, and $50 nee 44 of Glasgow Line are intendea to sall from the Clyde po Tuosday, trom Quebec on or About svery Thursday , FROM QUEBRO a2 inkoben ADOUL onscaaneaccnu cn L28B Oct, Dr iediate +380 oe 425 An experienced pargeon cam äerths not secured un Paid toe, 2 Sack veasel Forf % 02 Other paxtiouiars i Pork DEEE ES RARE NS M.'CURRIE, 21 Quai D'Orleahs * 154 Par] GOR TAVE ROSSANGH, ® Qual Yolfaire; in to AUG, SCHMITZ 4 CO.07 BICHAHD BYRNE; In LE # ZOON ; to W.GIBSON 0 FT trons VANDERCEUVON ©} x IYI In Rolisat, to CHARLBY 4 MALOOLM in Londou % MONTGOMERIE & SExXNHoRNk, 17 Grace ra Groat Glos virosty im ALE: Ala BROT.James sirens Clos z te ALLAN de Mal de ha cago, ie Corner of Yonville and Common Stréota, Rd Ra ON LINR,\u2014 line is composed of mg full- powers i ! | | | | } STATIONHRY, &s.Dairy JourNaus AND \u2018 COUNTING HOUSE DIARIES, ALL SIZES AND PRICRS, for 1877.JAMES BUTHERLAND'S Blank Book Manufgctory, 256 and 258 BT.JAMES STREET.223x (JHEMIA COARTATA; 7, om, THE KEY TO MODERN CHEMISTRY, BY À.M.EÜLLMEYXE, A,M., M.D., Professor of Materia Medica and Th the University of Bishop's College.and\u201d a Professor of Materia Medios and Pharmacy, at the Montreal College of Pharmacy.~ Prion, $2.25, Tor salebf \u2018 TT DAWSON BROR, 2252 RSERVE YOUR ORDBR: von - ; \"\u2026.BENVELOPES, ABOUT TO OPEX 1,000,000, x * Canadian,\u201d Wilk be offfred at VARY LOW FIGURES, :» GRO.HORNE #80N, STATIONERS, 71 & 73 St.Francois Xavier street, \u2014_\u2014 li HOTELS, &o.PRINCE OF WALES HOUSE, LACHINE, à Vonréaion: ty sttuntes nivo hé * GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY STATION, Ocoupies à very ne view of the river mig ls, ao tit plaoë should ngs all to patronisg P.CHARLHBOJS, Proprietor, lidm GILSEY HOUSE (Buropean Plan), corner Broadway and 99th street s9-1y JAMES H.BRESLIN, Proprietor, METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Bact 0; Sous ot Prines steel, New Rent, 26-1y BRESLIN Im.?URCBLL & 00,, Prop.fy \u2014\u2014 a oop __ _BOOTS AND SHOES.REAT BARGAINS at W.DOUGLAS Boot and Shoe Store, 209 Mc.Gill street.The boat En, h Skatin 3 the Anest Genta?Gaiters on hand, choses ha any other house in the alty.Ousto ox er.Als0, the latest Callfornia ele: Tanck re, Dougias Bros, 705 Craig stroet, have ou hand a large assorimeut of Gents\u2019 Hand-seyed ; and New York at 3 p.m., via Sprinfeid aad vy tr gompany's Of, Là Bounveubur swe, gd rua Omous &.W.SEP, 143 Pratt me XTRAI SOUTH FASTERN RAILWAy AHEAD OF ALL.EXCURSION TO NEW yop AND BETURN, ONLY $12.50 GOLD, On and after THURSDAY, 80th, Excursion Tickets, good roman 2A! Sept days and to stop over at all points, will py L085 the above greatly reduced rate.sold at \" LOOK AT THR ROUTH, ontreal to Boston, via the route, passing Lake Memphre: Eos Pac Mountains and Lake Winnepesauxee: thon bite Steno ath Ta Aer adh - am denos, 10 Now York, VIPs Bristol or «JM a TIME TABLE.OING.\u2014Leave Montreal at 8, Boston 5.20 a-m ; leave Boston du Pr faire at New York 6.00 a.m.; arrive at Philadelphia 10 ' où Tn PETROS Fon money ant Ita grandest scenery the City of Bouton, and aise CHAR ALR yr tickets only at Ormatlon ay sta Sr.JAMES STREET.202, Corner St, stree r Opposite the Merchany H.E.FOLSOM, K.P.LOVERING, @.T.A Sapt.JLEAYS MONTREAL at3 pn, ARRIVE IN NEW YORK at6.30 arp BOSTON and MONTREAL AIR LINE Shortest Bouts vig Central Vermont Railway Line, Two Express Trains dally, equipped wi Elation tacos Wentinghouss Air Beare, pue ss Day Trains, and Might Trains, ' Moonine ce TRAINS LEAVE MON Day Express\u20149 a.m, for Boston, and White Mountains, sure and direct CONRECtION, Mall for Waterloo 3.00 p.m, Night Express for Boston and New Yi arriving in New York at 6.30 next rire GOING NORTH, Day Exprtes leaves Boston via Lowell, atg,y Eroy, 7.00 a.m., connecting with Frais Now York, arriving In Montreal a a, so Hight Express leaves Boston at Sp, via Lows Troy at 4 p.m., arriving In Montreal at g, For Tickets and Fretght Rates, apply st Vermont Railroad Offlos, 155 pt.James street, Boston Office, 332 Waskington street, L.MILLIS d.W.Ho, , Gen\u201d) Sup*t Traffic, General M.albans, Vt., Sept.4th, 1876, Re nm Naw ROUTH SOUTH, DBLAWARE & HUDSON CANAL 00s RAILROADS, we Ar Soin 10 SARA TOGA, TROY, ALAA, 10 THE CENTEXHUL TAKE FRR FEW YORK & CANADA SHORT LINK WHY?Beoause it {gths horiest routs, ah betiar time and surer connection 49 terminal 1s the only Line running coac: bas op And Albany, gives passengers pr'rilage all or steamer 6sn Plattybarz and Md sop over at Baratogs, ko whi place no ine can This line carries the 7 GH MATLS snd XI Montreal, 5 Son for Baraiegs, New York Trains leave Montreal athe w Y a8 3:30 am, arrive in No.143 8.JAMES 8T., Morrraur, & I MAYO, Gon.Fass.Agent.100 In Tio dot, HERWHRES, &o.Wk.DOW & 00,, WERS AND MALUTERS, GORE, India Pals nn vtèez tea Axitu, Doudis si Ee om B00 sa MUES WILLIANS & C0, BREWSRS, 93, 9& sad 87 College Street, MONTEBAL, INDIA PALD ALE, XXX ALBS AB PORTER (In Wood and Bottle) Special astention smilies.sivas to megs na OHR H.R, MOLSON & BROY ALS AND POWTER BENWERS 286 St.Mary Street, Montreal Usve always on hand the varmas kinds of AUD si PORTER, iu #004 and bottle, Wamules ragaiasiy supplied.Fhe: Bottiers only ave supplied WH With oar labaik, and hays liberty #0 se them PLUMBING, &s JF OUBNAISS A BAY CEAUDE PERFEQTIONNB F.GREENE, No.572 Crarc Frans\" tOpposite Cote}, Makes à spociality of HEATING BY HOT WATER Gives a five years quaranité 2 .-\u2014 OBERT MITCHELL & 004 MONTRRAL BRASS WORKS: BRASS FOUNDERS and Coppersmiths, Plumbers, ie Fitters, Gas Fitters, &0 4 LARGE accent or BRONZE & CRYSTAL GASALIM ALWATE ON RAN GE.PATER AND ORAlG NTRESTR RIN TE ALTE S \u201c\u2018JUOQHUON \u201cFQGXIŸ KoDXUf \u2018M LS \u201c SHAAVAGDNE: SOOM F la Oalf Gaitere, at low pri and Gaiden a Boots and shoes: ot over tant\u2019 « Ba, 1g! = deg da Cul | FEE TE SyFreserissf 0 oR @ i \u2014 IE & Poy WI "]