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_ Regular communicttion of the Richmond Lodge, A.F. & A.M. No. 23, G.R.C. Annual Meeting of the Vaughan Agncul‘ tural Society. In Markham the contest was also very keen, and resulted in Mr. Eakin defeat- ing Mr. Robinsonâ€"the late Reeveâ€"by a handsome majority. The totals show that the Messrs. Lane and Milliken, were elected Deputy-Reeves; Messrs. Robert Marsh and N. Button, as Councillors. \Ve here suhjoin the state of the polls It. the close of the election. @112 gm: gnaw. Monday last, being the close of the election for Municipal honors, our new inflot’poration had quite a lively time. The candidates for the ReeVeship, three in number, (at least two of them.) were active and worked hard. I' r. Duncnmb’s friends, to a great extent, did not support himâ€" hence the very small vote polled for himâ€"but nearly all of them voted for Mr. Law, hence his election. .Tho following is the vote polled at five, RM. : FOR BEEVE 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Painting-401m Lumley. Provincial Land Surveyorâ€"P. S. Gibson. Annual Meeting of fine Victoria Square Vigilance Committee‘ Division No. dam the 14111 ; Buttonville. \Vednesday, ‘, the 15th; Mount Zion, Thursday, the? lo'th. Dupntation : Rev. George Coclrl Line and J. G. Scott. Juvenile mission» ' M‘y meetings will also be held at 3: o’clock, pm, as follows‘: Maple. onl Wednesday. January 8th; Thornlii'll,l Thursday,Jnnuary 9H1 ; Richmond Hill, | Monday, January 13th; Buttonville. Wednesday, January 15th; to be ad- dressed by members of the Deputatious. Let the children come and hear of the great work of God in other countries.l Collections will be made during eachl service, and at each meeting, subscrip-l tions taken up to aid the funds of' thei “’esleyan Missionary Society. Selec-g tinns of Sacred music will be given by‘: the choir of each church, in connection 3 with those anniversaries. l Division No. 1 u «2 >6 p.m., by the Rev. Mr. Harding: Buttonville, at. 10:30 a.m., by the Rev. George Cocllrane; and at 6 p.m., by the Rev. John Hunt; \Vesley Church, 2 p.m.,’ by the Rev. George Cochrane. Meetings will take place at seven o'clock, p.m.. as follows: Bethel, Monday, January 6th ; Testou. Tuesday, January 7th ; Maple, Wednesday, January 8111; Thornlfill, Thursday, January 9th. Deputatiou: Rev. John Learovd, and J.. G. Scott. and J. P. Bull, Esquire. Richmond Hill, Monday, January 13th. Deputation: Rev. L. Taylor, DD. and George Cochrane. Wesley Church. 'l‘ucs- No. No. No. No. No. No. WESLEYAN MISSIONARY ANNIVER- sumoâ€"The missionary sermons of the Yonge Street'North Circuit will be preached as follows: Sunday, January ‘5th: Thorullill, at 10:30 a.m., by the Rev. John Learovd; and at 6 p.m., by the Rev. J. Gr. Scott: MapleI at 10:30 1.111., by the Rev. J. G. Scott; and at 6 'p.m., by the Rev. John Leuroyd ; Bethe], at 2 13111., by the Rev. John Learoyd: Teston, at 2 p.m., by the Rev. J. G. Scott: Mount Zion, at 2 p.m.. by the Rev. Thomas Uardus. Sunday, January 12th: Richmond Hill, at 10:30 a.m., by the Rev. L. Taylor, DD; and at VAUGHAN. The election of this Municipality was not completed, in accordance with the law, as the Clerk did not make arrangeâ€" ments for polling the votes. We learn that many of the electors were at the places named by the Council for open- ing polls on Monday last, but the Re- turning Oflicers did not put in an appearâ€" ance, (officially) at either of the three places, viz: Patterson, Woodhridge and Kleinburg. There is no doubt about the illega‘lity of the course pursued by the Township Clerk on the day of nomi- nation. ‘ The Hon. M. C. Cameron says it is illegalâ€"the HERALD said so be fore M r. Cameron‘s opinion was taken- and we believe that tle electors or" the Township are also quite. satisfied that in pronouncing the old Council re elected an illegal act was perpetrated, which necessitates a new election. Let there be no misunderstanding, if‘ the Council are not legally elected, their acts cannot be legal; it rests with those interested to repair the sad blunder. 51] noxxm mum mz'rwox mason mnsn anuoxn HILL,. JANUARY 10, 1873 Abraham Law, . . . . _ . . Mattlww Mc_Nair, . . . . . W. S. Warren, . . Rheob Brillinger,. William Powell,. David Hopkms. . James Freek; . h J: Rt A‘fno‘d, . . . Dr. Dnncomb,. . L. . . MUNICIP AL ELECTIONS. H £6 «l H .41 76 COUNCILLORS: ROBINSON. EAKIN. 94 LANE 141 421 117 72 79 27 39 42 72 80 4.1 67 392 273 91 56 54 101 13 77 MILLIKEN. MARE 100 81 68‘ 27 22 368: 4 I 301 76 96 88' 103 31 . . . . . . . . 42 was also very 38 63 33 121 108 57 373 As the beginning of the year is the season when a great number of our Sab- bath Schools make their arrangements for the year, we hope that as many schools as can possibly do so will adopt the International or Uniform Series of Lessons for 1873. The Sabbath Schools which have adopted it are convinced by the past year's experience that the system of one lesson for the whole school, from the Bible down to the infant class, is not only feasible but really adVauta- geous, and far preferable to the old plan of allowing the teachers to select for themselves, from Genesis to Revelations, The idea of one lesson for all the classes in a Sabbath School, and the same les-‘ son on the same day in all the schools In1 a nationality or perhaps in the whole christianized world, is one of but recent origin, yet over three millions of Sab- bath School scholars are engaged eaehl Sabbath in listening to instruction de- rived from the same pissege selected From the Word of God. The portions of Scripture chosen are such as will em- brace the leading'ldoctrines of the Bible, and are given without word or comment by a committee composed of representa-l tives of the leading denominations to all Sabbath Schools, each church explaining it according to its own peculiar views. The lessons for the first qusrtcr are as follows: “The Creation," “In Eden," “The Fall and the Promise,” “Cain and Abell,” “Noah and the Ark,” “The Covenant withVAbrsrn,” “ iscape from Sodom, “Trial of Abraham’s faith," ‘ “Jacob and Esau,” “Jacob at Bethel,” and the quarterly review. . THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES OF SABBATH SCHOOL LESSONS. It will be readily admitted by all that the above is an excellent selection, and as we believe that the adoption of such a scheme of lessons, alternating as it will every six months 'between the Old and New Testament, will conduce much to- ward the success 'of Sabbath School in- struction ; we recommend it without hesitation, and as we also believe that all schools who have any g0-aheadâ€"it~tiveness in themY and desire to avail themselves of the aids which will spontaneously present themselves and cluster around these lessons will sooner or later adopt them, we hope that. mttnv will Commence early and begin with 1873. For the benefit of those who are but partially acquaint- ed with the present movement we will again revert to it in our next issue, re- ferring to its origin, the object of its promoters. and to the advantages to be derived from its‘iutroductlon into our Sabbath Schools. T am inr‘hbfpfl tn thn frionflq who first nm. nnaeri this plan nf annrilinrz m0 an agren nhlv. nm‘ osnpcinllv 60 I mfnrn mv wm-mnet and sincnmst thanks t’» thosr‘ lnflipq whn have 50 sigmfl‘v hnnnrpr] me whh mph. fi‘ienr‘qLin on this mansion. T'm van frimwd‘v hart thfiv have taknu in this mnmar wilI be rm a spa] npnn mv hnnvf. and as a San] nnnn mv arm that. will he f'nrgntfpn nnlv \thn T ska" have came-4 fn remnmher. T thank vnn all as mnh‘ibnfnrs to this beautiful nrnspnt Hm Wa'vh will hr: M me. n f‘nndlv chm-isde memm‘ia! of vnnr kind new. and no 10m]. :11 its deHmfP li't‘P hundq win pniut me to We ever-nusshz current of time. an long will mv mnmnrv. wax, even when bOWv-‘d under the nwsanrp Offler‘lining yea”. lnnk hat-k with “rid? to NW (‘hrincman eve of one thousand eight hundrrd and senem‘y two and think with a de‘vree of nlf-nsnm which neither age nnr infirmhv mm (-ripnlp nf‘ the f'v-inndlv ryrnnn who mnda me ‘he réoeinipm nf'sn handsome a DFPSPnfflOinvL and 1f vnn have as much n19 mm, in (fivinw (which I helinve Wu) hnvnyu T have in 1-9 1 cpiving what van have this rfigh m “Tam-nib given, ynu cannot fiin (0 experiin whn 11‘ L. "v", J .V innw wisfi all, “a merry Christmas 9nd : happy new year." ’ l mm; REPLY. “ LADIES AND GENTLEMEMâ€"YOM kind rp- ‘memhrance nf me has laid me under nhli 5 gaiions which no words ofminn can deec'rihe. I I cannot find language suitable to give full expresaions to the pleasure that I feol, he icause of the hon-3r vou have done me this ;nening; not merely on acmunt. of the in} hrinsic value of your :tifl.-thmurh valuable in itselfâ€"but cheiflv because it is nraspnted to me by the ladies. accomnanied by an address which assures meâ€"with that rhfirie-I ment, of ellinnem-e a‘nd tandemess OFPYYWFQ-l‘ sinn so neonliar to tho ladiesâ€"that, this rzift 1 is presented to me under the anh of New]. ‘ ship and as a pledge of affection. This isl the. “jewel " that enhances the valiia of your gift. this is the charm that plavn like a mery sunbeam in the heart ofthe rP’r-niver, Let me Maura van that. no umnunt. of m’lnPV nmd tn mp in return for my sprvipps_ as lpnflpr of tho r‘hoii- in the Prpshvtmvinn (‘hnrnha would have invn ms: half the nloasuve \vltinli {hie Frpa, unasle and vnlnn tarv gift 0" vmv‘s rtivrnq m0 tn nirrht. 'l‘i'ulv‘ l On Chfistmas eve, the young members and friends o{""the Presbyterian Church, Vaughan,presented Mr. Charles McLean, leader of the chair. with a beautiful watch and chain. There were about eighty persons present oh the- occasion, and the presentationqsvas made by the ladies of the choir, accompanied with the followings addresa: “Dun AND RESPECTED SIR,-â€"We, the chOir, members and fiiends of the Presby» lei-inn Church. seventh concession of Vaughan, would acknowledge the “nth-int; interest ycu have taken in our singing ser- vices for a number of years; we hope we can appreciate your zeal and energy in kindly aiding: and helnimr us in this trulv essential part of our public worahin. You have lnhouwd with and amnngst us. nnrl we have be?” l'llL’hlv lvenefitted hr vour snrviPPh and we WOuld indeed he guiltv of went. ingratitude were we not to feel deenlv lfidf’l‘lt’fl '0 you: week after week you have Gildeavmlred to lend nnrl to wide us in the art of sinqinq. that art of which it has been truly said has power to sooth even the snvnve heart. and vnu and your kind assistance will dwell in our memory while. we shall lust. Accept thereto-ens a small token of our res~ met and eratitude the Watchflnd wesincerely hone and trust that the many pleasant and profitable, hours we have spent. quether may remain Fresh and permanent in your memory. and more esoecially the present occasion. We sincerelv may that suecess and happiness mnv attend vou in everv circumstance of life. We would conclude by wishing you a. very merry Christmas, and a happy new year." PRESENTATION. MONTHLY FAIRâ€"The zbove fair was held in this town on Wednesday the 131: but owing to the absence ofbuyera, and the holidays, business was rather dull. The next annual mee'ing of the Vaughan Agricultural Sobiety will he held at Woodbridge, on Monday next. cne 13th inst, at the Woodbridge hotel. at 3 o’clock PM. SCHOOL MEETING.â€"-The annual meet- ing of the Common School Trustees of' Union School Section 3 and 4, Markham and Vaughan, was held in the Public Schoolhouse in this town, on Wednes¢ day last. Mr. William Trench was appointed trustee for the present yeardn room of Dr. Duncumb, the retiring trustee. The missionary meeting in connection with the Presbyterian church of this place will be held (D. V.) on the even- ing of the 14th January, at 7 o’clock The Revs. Messrs. Breckenridge and Hugh are to address the meeting. ‘ ’ A waaklv i'um‘nnl of Cllrmnt Events. Litarmurn. Soimv-n and Ark. \gricnhure and ’Vlr‘chnnir-s. Faxhion and Amnsmmnuf. Sold at IN- a numhe' a! the HERALD Book Store. OPENING OF THE ONTARIO LEGISLA- TURE.â€"-The Ontario Legislature was opened On Wednesday last, with the usual pomp and circumstance. Lieut Governor Rowland read the speech from the Throne to an audience on the floor of the House, as largely composed of the Fair sex as of their opposite. sznhln, "'minm flaunt]. WilliamA Qib’mn. FnHMton War-par. Inhn P. "w", James Hum». Thomas "actor, Bernard aking afi‘evl April 24. 1872: Going Worth 91” AM. . . .... Going South 9 34 Ad“ . . . . . . . IMMrGRATmN RETURNS FOR 1872.â€"-â€" ' The folloping compilation shows the :‘u- i rivals of immigrants at this city during| Ethe past year zâ€"English, 6.125; Irish. 1.635; Scotch. 1.705; total,.g9.465.r"094 these only about one-elevcnfli came by wav of the United States, and all of them ! sovfar as known, remained in Ontario.i a Wehave ole statement of Mr. Donaldson, l {the superintendent, of the depot her-(9,? that the immigrants ot' the past year were, in respect of character. condition,§ and purpose, very much superior to those : of 1871. It is also proper to mention the frequent testimony the stranger. fto the valuable kindness and; judicious i advice they received from Mr. Donaldson. E It is also reported that there was not a We of serious sickness or death during the past year. Further, there was veryi little complaining 0n the partlof the‘ immigrants on their arrival here, which i was owing probably, to two causes. one of which was the superior character of the individuals in their determination to make their chtmae. and the other that there was no diflicnlty in mnelmnics and labourers findingimmedinte and remu- ‘nerltive employment. The arrivals of“ jGermans and Norwaginns during the ' year numbered 9,098.of‘ whom all,exeept about 100, tent on to the United States. j'l‘hose who remained in Ontario {vent . out to the prosperous German settlements ‘ in the vicinity of Galt and Berlin.â€"â€"â€"‘ :Globe. l NORTHERN RAILWAY Pinhmnnfl WH‘QMHMI ANA'DTAN' TLLUSTR ATED NE WS ’ A wnaklv i'um‘nnl of CIII‘MM Events SABBA'm SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY TnA.â€"A grand tea will be held at the Newton Church, Newton Brook, on Thursday the 6th of February next. Tea will be served from 5 to 7:30 P. M., but no later. A number of reoitations and singing will be given by the children. Tickets, for the tea and exercises, 30 cents each ; for the exercises only, 20 cents each; which may be had from mem- bors of the committee and at the Post- nffice. No change will be given at the door. (‘nnnnr Wil'iam f‘rquuev, Louis Crnnnr. “N. nnhnn. “’imnm numm men A Day-1mm. M'P‘S. "fix Jnlm Goodman Rn'wl't D :67Weekh' Papers. renewed u the HERALD Book Store. Richmond Kilt POST OFFICE SAVINGS’ BANK.â€" The following: is an exhibit. of business done in the Richmond Hill Post-office Savings Bank, up to 3151; December, 1872 :â€"â€"- Total deppaits in Bank since_ opened . . . . . . . . . . . Total deposits in year (lastfi months)... Total deposits in year EMATNING TN THE RICHMOND Hill Pan l‘ffice. [st Jan. 1873: fl mu Pan rmce, m Jan. 1873: Brown. George: r‘unnimyhnm. Frank annnr “'H‘iam f‘rwuev. Louis Crow", 'Wr:' nnhnn. “’ilfinm numm men A. Day-1mm. M'P‘S. "AX John Goodman. Rn'wrt Cgvnhln‘ wmum flaunt). WilliamA flibfinn. FnHMton War-par. Inhn P. "w". James Hum». Thomas Flidop. Jnl'll'l thmv. Fdwnrd ,ankan“. J. K: Maud Jam!!! [Guam \Vimnm M-vann. Rm'a Ann Mp‘VMr, “~01th “Jr-F’IVFV‘V. anuel Smith, Jn‘m Sandi-r51. R smut-‘2 Fawn! 'I‘rr 'nr H1?th \K’ihvhi‘n Games “7.11;” “rs: \quufinlrL Amws Verghl, Mrs. Jane (I H U u u u “ “ first half of “ ” second “ DePo‘sils dpring month Dec Tum-DAY. Jan. 2Lâ€"(‘-redit Sale ofa Farm. being lot No. 32, let Con. Vaughan. be longing to the! estate of the late F’Robert Gibson. Sal» at 12 o’clock, noon. J. Goml‘ey, A‘Tcthan'. > “f Parties having Saba Bill: printed at this office. will have a notice similar to the lbOVfl. free of charge. De )osits duriu Wi @rawds “ SATURDYAf'Jan». 18 ~(‘redit Sale of Farm Stork Implements. 8m, on Hm South Halfof' lot No. 34. 4th Con. Vaughan, th‘e property of Mr. Robert Lunan. Sale at 11 4.x. H. Smelser, Auctioneer. UBSCI’FIPTIONS FOR [‘VHEK T(_)_RON H Wimr’fi amm. List of Letters AUCTION SA LES. year “ 14.220 M. TEEFY. Postmaster. year 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 OF CANADA Changeoltime TWY‘TFV. r. M $56,26Q 00 1,455 00 6.964 00 15.00»: 00 15.894 00 16 939 00 9 172 00 7‘767 00 1,294 00 1,447 97 14.220 29 “5.04 v av “09 n M The next regular communication of the above lodge Will he held next Monday 1 vening the th inst . at 7 o’clock. 1“ cautioned not to sell any gnods. or give credit lo m" son. l’eler Brillinger. from this data, as I will not be responsible for any debts he may comracl. JOHN BRILLINGEK. , East [1an of hot 2, 3rd Con. Whilchurch January 9. 1879. 755-4 [â€"7 Civil Engineer and Draughhmau. Orders by (uttershonld slam the Concession Lot aud charnmer of Survey. the ruhsclilmr having the qld tic/d [\‘otns, of the [ale 1). (hnsos and olhnr surveyurs, which shou.d be consulted. in mam‘ vasus; as to original manu- mmts. Sac“ previous 10 commmming wank. Office at WuLumen. Yonge Street. in 1h~ Township ol‘ Ymk, ln'all its bunches, and fvom his experience. careful attention, and moderate changes. he hopes to receive a share of the pubic [untran- aga. All orders by mail promptly attended to. 0'13 PRINTING DONE NEAT AND quick at the Yonx HERALD Chenp Book and Jub Irin'lin'g Estubiishmom. HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS T0 NOTI- fy: the public thal. he has r6 :ommenceL ‘ businass at ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYUR, Civil Engineer and Draughtbmau. __. For‘ Sale, ungerme 0F CEDAR pasrs, Cedar Rnil’s‘mndtwo (out. (du) stove 719-1. HE VICTORIA SQUARE ASSOCIA lion Ior the appu-hunsion and CHRISTMAS GOODS! “HERALD” BOOK STORE PROSECUTION 0F FELONS, V A U G H A N AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY VICTORIA SQU A Mi. ON FRIDAY NEXT. JAPâ€"UARY 17TH. 1873 At the hour of 7 o’clock. P.M.. {or the pur- pose of eiecling cfiicors, and transacting culhel' hu~iness. All parfies immost will plause nuand. GEO. FORESTER. SAM’L BQ'QWN. ’I‘HE ANNUAL MEETING:- OF THE 1i Horses and Vehic3es mr hira. (‘harges mo- derate. Opposite Sanderson & Suns JOHN BROWN. Proprietor Richmond Hill. Dec. 11, ’7‘2. 751-3m Wilr take >laco at liurwick on Â¥ MONDAY.THE 13:11 DAY OF JANUARY, and Wishing to illt‘l‘f‘flsfi xheir income. pleura sand address prepaid to undersigned. Occupation easy and honorable. sulwd to all, nnd especially '1“) LAUUVS. $2 Io $101)” day without riek or Pxprln-‘e. ‘ [1 Cetfir Riil’s‘,andnvo (out, (du) stove wood. Apply to D. McC \LLUM,‘ JOHN ADELE, Sec emry Frisiiifint Vaughan, Jan. 2. ’12. 735-] Jan'y. 8. 1872. Richmond Hi“, Dec. 12. 1872. JOHN LU‘VILEY, Church Sl.‘ Markham Village‘ January 8,1872. 755-Gm HOUSE PAINTING I r‘resident. Victoria Square, Jul. 8. ’73 HARRIS’ I-IALVL, 1873, at the Woodbridge Hotel, at three o’clock, I». M. C. L. BUSSE. Montreal. December, 30, 1872 754-3 Whitchurch, Dec 30, ’7‘ LL PARTIES ARE HEREBY £13m gavvrtimmmw. LL PERSONS HAVING LEISURE. ICHMOND HILL L I VE R Y PETER S. GIBSON. Will hoid lhoi r annual meeting at AN IMMENSE STOCK! AT TH E ICHMOND LODGE,A.F.& A.M. ; No. 23, G.l{.C. Annual Meeting Annual Meeting. PE'I‘I‘IR’IERILLIN‘GER. Lolfi,§4xh Con. Whilchfirch, I . Gonnley P.0 Read This ! Painting. Notice. R. E. LAW. Sec’y. 755â€"4“) Srcretary 795-1 754-3 5k- The lubscriber would now inform the farmers Ind public in general, that the TEA CHIST has just ‘received Choice sugars. coi’fves, tobnccos. with a grand assortment of Comprising new raisins, new Currants, spices.- 6:0,, 0!" difi'erem kinds, which for 0f strength and flavor. cannot fail to merit the :atidaclicn of customers; tngether with a fresh suppr of Salmon Trout, Coal Oil. &c. A vhoico stock of caocxnm, PROVISIONS, AND LIQUORS BLOOD’S PORTE.R! Fleur and feedikept constantly on hand, ITHE NEW~ Gr ROGERK STORE. sVl smve s0er during lhe season. He tank “‘13 first pnlza at tho MuHmm and l‘lanL Yurk Uninu \‘how at King and Whimhurch Union Show and at the North Yurk Show. in 1872. I have on hand a number of pigs, 01 the above breed. for sale. n ‘ nmnmmnM House: and Lot fqr Sale, ON LUCAS STREET, {ICHMOND Hiil. containing one acre and a quurlpr of "AndY one frame dwelling house. with a ham slables. and mhm: ombuilmngs maroon. Tel ms, easy. Apply. on llw premises. to I“. CRAWFORD. Richmond Hi11i:Deaa. 24. ’72, 72537311); “Ada-v.4 --- flat I have lhe best pig in Ontario. for he tank first prizes m the l’rovmcial I'thibit‘mn, Hamilton. Markhmn. Newmnrknl. and Auro- ra : and too good fnr Uurwick. 50 says the Mail. V GEORGE WELDRICK. u“ ‘. --..-V7, estate of the hue DANIEL Hmmmn, 0! lot No. 2|. 9de Con. Markham. are requested w settle tlm same whh either of the undersigned exacmnrs on or before the ‘st of April next And all pames having claims agumt the said estate are wquestad to p‘csen! the same du}y certified for libuidmion. by the above dam. Would respectfully call the attention: of the public to his Choice Teas, Sugars,‘ Cnfiee, Tub'acco; Curram‘s‘ Raisins, Spices. nalmon Trout, Coal Oil, 656.] dbc. HERE CAN flat I have I _0p_. BOOTS AND SHOES, s“. -,.‘-...--v_.- (ompass and indicator, a peril-v.1 cm for lhe pack ‘L‘ol' every Traveller. Trader. l‘ urlner. Boy. and for everybody desiring a. reliable lime-keeper, and also a superior Pocket Com- pns. u§ual Watch 3325, with steel works, glass- cr3stal, all in a neat uride case, warranted to Jennie correct time. and to keepin 'ordgr. if fairly used. for two years. Nothing mm It. A sample 01' this perfect gem of mechanism will be sent in a neat case (prepaid) to any address upon receipt of one dollar Address plainly, AGENTI VVAN‘I‘ED EVERYWHERE. J. DUNCAN S: Co, Pom Drawer 422, Manual 200 :Jnga;;§c(;nd qualityâ€"afar sale, in Eats mauil purchasers. Apuly to CHARLES S PAFF 0111). Mr._ Spafi'urd will be found at home on Mondays only Maximum. Dec. 24. 1872. 753.3 Believing that Cheap Goods is the best adver- tisement, he respccn'ully whom; a call. .L ini'mm the pupils of_tho above sc‘. not: “winning to removal and other business which demand his attention at present. he is unable to meet his classes on the vocal e'mmClHS of musicâ€"progressive and good orderâ€"every Thursday. but that. verv shm‘lh’ he will bei (hwy: XEMggjmfi am am Business can»; Wills P» 3mm!» auended to._as 11mm». 1 Plot J. A. KLINCK. Newton Brooke P.0. ‘ To the Pupils of Markham and Vaughan Singing Schools. Vi CHOICE TEAS! NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES, FRESH NEW FRUIT Richmond Hizl‘ Dec 94,1879. sou. w- ..... R. J. STANTON. Thomhiil. Dec. 4. 11:72. 75!) If Also, the best and cheapest assortmlutpf Langstafl'. Dec“ 24. 1672. The Best White Pig in On- tario. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Pure and lillndulmrated. always on hand. East Yo! lsl Dec. 31, ’72.. Richmond Hill, 061:. 30. ’1? December 523. 1872 VVhilchurch, Dec. 94. ’7 :Only one Dollar. ___._ ‘HE EEMAGNETIC TIME-KEEPER, URRAH I HURRAH I I Ho would also call their attention to his Notice to Creditors. LL PARTIES INDEBTEDHTO THE And (I aliveer free of charge. ALEX. NIOODIE. SIGN OF THE TEA CHEST. Berkshire‘ Pigs for Sale. __._._ Y SPRING BOAR PIG WILL In order ‘0 make roam for a largffi Spring «tuck. ENORMOUS STOCK E SUBSCRIBER, WISHES TO PRICE, AND QUALITY S. B A)KER. A. BRILLINGML I' THE BEST MANU'ACTURIB.‘ GLASS AND PUTTY. John Brown CORDS OF FOUR FEET 0’KEEFE"S #LE Coréwood for Sale. A NEW STOCK fitntcricfi, M. A LARGE 5 UCK 0F \Vhit-h he is selllrg AII‘VAYS 0N HAND. Consisting of FOR THE AND 31 N0 MISTAKE AND Cummv Execum y a Gormloy P. 0 753-3m 753~2m 7164f 754-t’ 753-4 754-3 SULTANA RAISINSZ! BARNARD, as usual, has to hand an excel- lent aslorunent of FRESH NEW FRUIT, &c.. 810. SANTA Cums supplied with a hrga assortment of CHRISTMAS TOYS! Including Nubian, Scarfs.:’l‘ies. Hoods. &c.; and a fresh nudgioasonnble STOCK. 0F DRY GOODS I ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE. G. A. BARN\RD. Sign of the British Flag Staff. Richmond Hill 'I‘REMENDUOUS SACRIFICE ! BOOTS AND SHOES . LL PERSO No” HAVING ANY f claims against [ha 951nm ul' tho lam Robert Gibson urn naquossed to arnd the same lo Hm ulld“l'hlgl'9d fur puynu-m. nhd all persons indebted tn the vstme are roqnas'ed 10 pay the same In me nndarsigned. on or before the film. day of January. I313. ' At‘COST, and under. Look at the following list of prices. : Mans‘ French Calfhoots.$5-Q5.r¢-durad to$4 ‘25 Mens’ ICngiish Kipp do $~l-"25. " 3 5H Mans Cowhide (:n .153 25, " 2 75 Lu Hes’ Bio Lathe! do $1 8”. " 1‘50 (hrls’ Fun do $2130, “ 1'10 Gu‘ls’ felt Rubbers. Ior lens than they cosi. r fuller articlvs. will ha held in Felnunry next. h)‘ the ladies in cvnne-clim) wnh the (lnurch of England. in thin mun Proceed: to he nevcred In Iha ( l-nrch Building Fund Co‘flribglluns will be thankfully rer'eivod by am‘ of lh! l'ullmvl'nglndies: Mrs. “’ilonx. Mrs Arnold. Mus Cook. Mrs |’|a\ler..\!rs Mvers, Mrs Bnruurd. Mr~ Nobolls. Mn. l’hlnn-r. 'Vhs~ Campbell. Miss Pollock. and Miss [.m-Z l'oot lit-frwhlnenl :uble~ Mrs. inell, Mrs Cooper. Mrs Sudnmn, and Mrs. Brow g. As them are my regular goods. and will be found as goud as can be got elsewhere. PLANING DONE TO ORDER. Richmond Hill, Dec. 9. ’72. 751-ly 'l'ureo largo burns, two Mab‘es. and other ne~ (:essary farm buildings. 'l‘wo spring crnelv run across the int, and plemy of good wan-I abounds. u is situated at a dislance of eight- o'éu mile>l from Tal‘outu, and two milesfrou; Hmhmond Hill. This farm is nearly all undér drained. and well feucrd, with two good or- chards. and nbuut LUMBER, SH NGLES & LATHE SINGLE HARNESS One hundred and funy of which’hre cieared and we” culuvazed. 'l'he.e are on the pro- perly mo gond FRAME DWELLING HOUSES! For further pnrficulars. apply,‘ :5 by Iciter (past-paid)‘ or on the pzemiaes, [0 MRS. JAMES CLIFFORD. D King Stream, hast; Turumo. R. A. HARNI~0N.Q.C. F. ()vam. Tuoms Mosrx, Q.C. W A E’Qs'rzm. Camus Muss. W. G. FALGOSIRIDQI HOUSE To. LET. APPLY TO DRESSED ZAN TE CURRAN TS G 00d Sett TWO HUNDRED ACRES RICHMOND HILL SAW MILL t FANCY WOOL GOODS You will a'wsys find a splendid assortment 2f GROUND COFFEES AND SPICES, ‘IIRISTMAS IS COMING! Which, on‘dompnrinon . will be found tube as cheap as D oc..l‘..’-, 1872. ELL FOR TWO WEEKS FULLAILTON GIBSON. Richmond Hill, Dec. 4. 1872. 7EO-lm WINTER GOODS Rmhmond Hill, Nuv ‘3 9 ’7" Whips, H alters Fifty Acres Good Bu’sh. *1! (1300115, @rntcrm. Toronto. Dec. 4, 1872. Porhups'thero is not another house that ’1! ggvmg such a HARRISON. OSLER 85 MOSS, IARRISTERS, &C.,_NOS. 36 AND 38 Dec. 1]. 1872 Dec 4. 1879. New Figs, Almond, Filbert, and Brazil Nuts, With a fresh lot of \V Richmond Hill. Dec. 17. '25.). EING' LOT N0. 2_s, _IN “THE_S_ECâ€"l_ A Bazaar, _ OR THE SALE OF USEFUL AND SIIINGLE CUTTING, AND CITRON PEELS I Superior Farm'for Sale, GETTING A BARGAIN! FINDING MYSELF OVERSTOCKED WITH SPLENDlD ASSORTMENT and concession of'the Townéhip of Markham, containing ' Layer. Valentin, Seedlesu. and ANDREW MAGER, Comprising In part of fine,’ Of Silver and other mounted ALSO A FINE VARIETY OF LEMON , ORANGE. AND I HAVE CONCII‘I)ED T0 You may depend upon ’l‘uvrxks, &c , «Vic As can be obtained at Notice. DEALER IN WM. HARRISON, Riqhmpgfi-g Hill. AID Double Harness Richmond 111“ l’, (I 7501f W. II. MEERS W. H, MYERS W. H. M Y ERS.’ C ollzn-s, I1. MYERS? 75i-lf 7.494! 7504f 7511f NEW FALL IMPORTATIONS. 1 thanks for 1h» large share “patronage during the past eight years he has mien in business on Richmond Hill. wmfld- ammo. that he has just received» NEW FALL GOODS! Dress Goods, Shawls, Millinmy, . Mantles Factory Cotwm, Prim F lmmels, Elam WinCey Shirts, Tu Collmis, Gentleman’s Gumsey Shirts, Canadian Tweeds, Claws {Q D BESS DEPAR TMENT The clock will be found verv complete: All the latest styles In Hats and Bnmmts. Manllos. ready-made or made to order. Umh'ie'llus. Ihh- bnns, Laces; Ladies’ Coll rs and (Tufi‘s. «Vzc. Ladies should call and see our NEW FASH- ION PLATES and get the latest Myles. Also FANCY WOOL Goons,in Furs, imimfiom and roll Minklkin Sets, 61c , Ate. Table Cadfish, Labrador Herrings, Of the bes1 qualily. a! Sign or the British Flag Stammchmund Hm,i Nov. 27. 1372- 749ml Just received and will han to 233m‘ weekly.‘ durng the season. a suypruf, finn FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS Being one of' the lending branches in our business special attention has been given to (he seiiclion of the newsstand b'esthla- terials adapuad lor the season’s trade. and at prices to come within thew reach of all. Poplins, Sergesgm 8: 0:. A choice stock of §]] kinds of Fresh Family Groceries: Ahvms on hand, ()wufg to the dulins havng been Iaken ofl' Ters and Cufl’er',l am able la as“ at a considerable ro-duction of-old prices . In Black and Colored Sim?! OYS'EERS; AND FISH I I1 thov next session or the Legislaluro of Ontario for a chatter "to (:unsnzruct a railway from the Village of York- ville to (Iarlolon. both in the ,Township of. York. v’vilh power to conm-ct Wllh the Toronto Strep! Rrilway at Yorlwilh, and u! a point near the Davenport Station With tht Northern Railway of Canada, and at a point near the ()nrletnn Station “'illl the Grand Trnl.k Rail- wuv of (Jaunda and the Tmonti‘. (“93' alld hruce Rnilwav, and a l’urthar {irrwer/tq’exmnd the same I asiwmd. to a point nu the “mud Trunk Railway. than to Conner-1 wi h the Grand Trunk Railway and}: the 'l‘m‘unto and Nip- ng Railway ' l‘orouto. Nuvpm-lmr '2lst. I872. Crockery, Hardware,d’cc. always on hand. Mnnnfnciuredj by Rumble & Calvert. REuh‘ nmnd Hill Mills, which has good thei'test for a length of time, and is allowedi by cumpctent judges to be the best flour brought into the town. Remember [{ho p-lace. corner 0! Yonge and; Centle street. opposite Sanderson & Sons. J. BROWN, Successor to 'I‘. Dolmagc. READY MADE CLOTHING I Of a" kifidsLaud sizes. in n“ the lament) 105%: which is positivei'fir ‘THE LARGESTL’AND cummas t Call and examine his stock. as he fools con- fident he can give perfect satisfaction. VERY BEST FAMILY FLOUR I BACON, HAMS AND POTATOES, Corn Meal. Oat Meal. Pen Men}. Barley M an}. ()r on short credit; bud now. in ramming his thanks lo the public for Iheir very libmal patro- nage during zlm shoxt limo he has been in thin town. the buhscriber would respectfully cail lheir attenuon lo the fuflowiug Inst of prices : BOOTS AND SHOES! "en’s Frvnch Calf Boots, Mou’mSkgus " Men’s Kip " Boys Smgos “ Boy’s Kip “ Women’s Pahle Ball “ Women’s Fe): " {ram $4 50 to s; (h u u n It at 3.00 to 850 to 1-90 to 2 ()0 to 1 ISO to 2 CU to 5-5’ at . V} 4 ) 2‘25 2 M 2-00 9:30 Peas, Oats, Bran and wart& 5' VERY CHEAP FOR CASH! WM. ' ATKINSON N RETURNING HIS HEARTY In‘CanD, Pants, Vests, 6m. ; alsolmader order on [he shortest notire. In the Flour and Feed department he has the Fresh Canned Lobsters. Mackerel,ch ;, aka Assortment ever oficrod to the public op! Richmond Hill. all of which wiEI be sold BRUSSELS CARPET BAGS! Also. a Inga assortmena’of Overshoes, Rubbers. 600. Kept constantly on hand. Oct. 9, 1872 Nov. ‘27-, 187-2 gjry 60mm, @ruterim Richmond Hill,0¢t. 30. 1872‘ IN MIL‘LINERY Hats and Caps for the Minion ! AND UST ARRIVED, AT THE NE PPLICATION WILL BE MADE T0:‘*“ GREKT BARGAINS Whiic Fish and Salmon Trout, A COMPLETE STOCK Chem) Cash Sun-e. one Lhmumd 430mm wmih of Light and Dark Etofl‘s, &c.. &c. Farmers, Read This! Accounts rendwed Omobh 15L Kent constame on hand; also A MAMMOTH STOCK 0F JAPANESE SILKS, &c., &c.. &c. WM. ATKINSON, Central SAO'u, RichmouJ mw Comprising. Notice. n. A. BéQNARD‘S ALFR ED HOSKIN, Soulcuor Ior applinauts. 740-7 THE Shawls, Mantles, Prints, Blankets, Tweeds; Cufi's, 714-1; 720- 2'25 2 M 2-00 9:30