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The adjourned Parliament met at 06. tawa, on Wednesday lastâ€"the looked for 13ih of'August. As we hoped for, His Excellency has been guided by His cou- stitutional advisersâ€"Sir John Macdonâ€" ald’s ministryâ€"and has prorogued Par- liament. In the speech from the Thivofiéffiie Egeellenoj, EEEETEEIS the Pacific Railway enquiry, makes use of the following language :â€" The ‘ratepayers of Richmond Hill held a public meeting on Monday last, and discussed the difliculty which has arisen in regard to the debt for building the High School House. We publish the proceedings in another column. It will be seen that the ratepayers decided THE PUBLIC MEETING AND THE HIGH SCHOOL TAX. Opening of Mrs. Campbell’s Boarding School. - Runaway apprenticeâ€"George Lawson. Foundâ€"a cure for rheumatism. Grand PIC nic at Thornhill. List of letters in P. 0. to take [legal advice; and if the law isl against them, they will come to timej without more ado. The Council ap-‘ pointed the Reeve and Mr. David Hop- ‘ kins to prepare written questions to be submitted to the law firm of Harrison, Osler & Moss, and to obtain from these gentlemen a written opinion upon the points of law relating to the present posi- tion of the High School Board of' Trus- tees here; and their power to compel the Village Council to oollectlthe balance of the debt ($1170) on the building from the ratepayers of the Village of Rich- mond Hill. It is admitted on all sides that the Council has made a selection that cannot fail to give satisfaction.â€" We trust they will give the matter im- mediate attention, and relieve the rate- payers i'rom suspense. We have already heard the opinions of two eminent law, firms upon the important point in questionâ€"one from Blake, Kerr and Boyd, on behalf of the County Council: the other from Hon. M. C. Cameron, on behalf of the Board of School Trustees; both opinions agreeing as to the liability of the village. But it is expected that our Reeve and Councillor Hopkins will shed a new light upon the whole ques- tion, and triumphantly bring our village safely through the financial ordeal through which it is now passing,-â€" owing to the demands of our Board of School Trustees. If We must pay the debt, the sooner we know it the better; for this reason we insist upon Messrs. Law and Hopkins giving the subject their immediate attention. Wm éfimk %wam. “ I have thought it expedient, in the interests of good Government, to order that a Commission should be issued to inquire into certain matters connected with the Canadian Pacific Railway, to which the public attention has been di- rected, and that the evidence adduced before-such Commission should be taken on oath. The Commissioners shall be in structed to proceed with the inquiry with all diligence, and to transmit their report as well to the Speakers of the Senate and House of Commons, as to myself.â€" Immediately on the receipt of' the report I shall cause Parliament to be summon- ed for the despatch of' business, to give you an early opportunity of taking such report into consideration.” We have before us the report of the Superintendaut of the above Bank, for the five years ending 30th June last, from which we purpose giving some ex- tracts, showing the prosperity of this department of the public service : Number of Post Ofiice Savings Banks at close of period, 239 : number of de- posits receixed during period, 44.413: total amount of Deposits received during period, $8,974,418 : total expenses of' management, $15,093,78: average cost of each transaction, viz., of each deposit or withdrawal, 0,22: number of accounts opened duringy period, 48,663: number of accounts closed during period, 25.137: interest allowed to depositors,$398,104,- 28 : total amount standing to the credit of all open amounts, inclusive of’ interest allowed, at close of period, $3,207,051.- 57. We understand that the public ban- quet to be given by the friends of the Hon. Mr. Gibbs, is to come off on the 28th instant. It is also said that a public dinner will be given to the Right Hon. Sir John Macdonald, at Ottawa.â€" This is as it should be, and our friends, the Grits, know how to do the spreads well ; they feel that it has a good efi‘ect on their " Pairty,” of which their op- ponents might take a lesson. We think, more especially at the present fine, that it would not be out of place for the friends of the Ottawa Government, re- siding in the Queen city of' the West, Toronto, to invite them to a public din» ner in that city, to come of? say next month,and put the tickets at such a rate that all classes could enjoy the feast of reason and good things. Surely parties could be found who would take an in- terest in it so as to make the a'ifair a suc- cess. What say you good friends of the city, will you make the move ? POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. PROROGATION 0F PARLIAMENT. RICHMOND HILL. AUG. 15, 1873. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS AS IT SHOULD BE. Richmond Hill, August 11, 1873. Pursuant to notice, a public meeting of the ratepayers of the village of Rich- mond Hill was this day held in the Court Room, at ten o’clock in the fore- noon, for the purpose of deciding how the debt remaining due on the new Brick High School House shall be pro- v1dedâ€"whether by assessment this pre- sent year, or by an issue of debentures creating a debt payable with interest. Mr Wm. Harrison was called to thé chair, and M. Teefy was requested to act as chrfétary. It was moved by D. C. O’Brien, and seconded by M. McNair, that the debt of the High School of this district shall not be paid by the ratepayers of this Municipality. In amendment maved by Wm. Trench, seconded by Thomas Wilson, that this meeting hereby authorize the village council to obtain good legal advice in regard to the legality of the demand made by the Board of Trustees for the levy on this Municipality of the debt due on the High School Building. The chairman ekplained the object of the meeting. The amendment was then put to the meeting, and the vote was, yeas 26, against the amendment 21. It was moved by Mr Barnard, second- ed by Mr \Vilsnn, that this meeting be adjourned until after the Council shall have obtained legal advice.â€"Carried. The chairman then declared the meet ing adjourned. SPECIAL MEETING. August 11, 1873. Pursuant to a resolution of this Coun- cil passed at a Special meeting on the 2nd August instant, a Special meeting of the Council was held this day, at two o’clock, pm. to meet a committee of the Council of the Township of Markham, with a view to have all matters of differ- ence between the two corporations ad- justed. The Reeve in the Chair. Councillors present : Messrs Brillinger, Hopkins, and Warren. The minutes of the 2nd August were read and approved. The chairman declared the amend ment carried. TWé'én EEE‘TWE)’ Munlclpalltfié4â€"td fiieet with this Council for the purpose of ad- justing the same.â€"Carried. . PRESENTATIONâ€"The committee who had the management of the Band Con- cert held on Dominion day last, present- ed Miss Velie With a very beautiful silver card basket, for which this young lady returned her sincere thanks. This small token of appreciation was given on account of the kindness of Miss Velie in lending her Piano on that occasion. Moved by Mr. Warren, seconded by Mr. Brillinger, that the Clerk of this Municipality be and is hereby instructed to communicate with the Clerk of the Township of Markham, requesting him to inform this Council when it would be convenient- for the committee appointed by the Markham Council to arrange matters as to the assets and liahilities be- REGULAR MEETING, Aug. 11, 1873, 7:30 pm, Pursuant to adjournment on the 14th July, the Council met this evening for general business. Presentâ€"The Reeve, Councillms Brilliuger, Hopkins, Powdl, and Warren. The following accounts were passed, and ordered to be paid : Mr Isaac Crosby, for Nails . . .$26 75 Mr Gibson and Assistants, for survey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 60 The Clerk read a communication from the Secretary-Treasurer of the Board of School Trustees, dated 9th August, re- questing the Village Council to provide the sum 01" 316,08 (sixteen dollars and eight cents) as the village portion of 3500 required for the current expenses of the High School for the present year. Moved by Mr Brillinger, seconded by Mr Warren, that the Reeve and Mr Hopkins he a committee to take legal advice of Messrs Harrison, Oslei' & Moss on the High School question, in writ- ingâ€"in accordance with a vote of the ratepayers at a public meeting held this dayâ€"Carried. The Council then adjourned to meet in the Court. Room on Monday the 25th August at. 7:30 RM. The Central Exhibition will be held at Guelph, on the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th of September next. The first passengerand freight traini‘ of the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway] arrived at Owen Sound from Toronto only Saturday last. The Superintendanthl Chief Engineer, and a large number of passengers were on board; also a con-I siderable quantity of freight. { ,The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The Council then adjourned, “L‘sPUBLIC MEETING. mmw gram. VILLAGE COUNCIL. The above council met at Size’s hotel, Unionville, on the 26th ult. Members allpresent. Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Petitions were presentegi; By Mr Lane, from Wm. Mustard and others, for grant to make a ditch in front of Lot 31, 5th Con. By Mr Millikan, from J03. Graham and others, for grant to cut down the hill on 7th Com, in front of Lots 6 and 7. By Mr Button, from A. Grove and others, for a grant of $20 to clean the ditches in front of Lots 33 and 34, in the 7th Con. Mr Marsh, seconded by Mr Button, moved that the Clerk be and is hereby instructed to procure six copies of the Municipal Manuel for the use of this corporation. Mr Milliken, seconded by MrButton, moved that Messrs Eakin, Lane and Marsh be and are hereby appointed a icmnmittee to arrange with the incorpor- lated villages of Richmond Hill and lMarkham Village, as to the liabilities {and assets betvyeen those municipalities‘ 'and this township, and that the Clerk notify the Clerks of those municipalities {0.1211112 Passingef'this resolution. The Reeve laid on the table the re- port of P. S. Gibson, P.L.S., of survey of 9th COIL, with affidavits. ‘ Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved that the sum of $5225 be and is hereby granted to Hugh Gardener, to repay him for money expended for the support of a foundling child; said sum payable to the order of the mover. Mr. Milliken, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved that the sum of $10 be granted for making two culverts on the townline between Markham and Scarboro, opposite the 10t.h Con., to meet an equal grant made by the Scarboro Council; said sum payable on the order of Joseph Lupp. Mr Lane, seoonded by Mr Marsh, moved that the Clerk procure one dozen copies of the Consolidated Tavern and Shop License Act for the use of the Council and License Inspectors of this Township. Mr Button, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved that the sum of $19 be granted to complete the contract on the side line between Lots 30 and 31, in the 8th Con.; payable to the. order of John Ra- mer, N. Button, Francis Pike and J. R. Hoover. Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved, that the name of Michael Crosa be substituted for that of Joseph Cox, for Commissioner for making the road across Lot No 5, in the 3rd Con., (J03. Cox having left the Township), and that the cpmmissioners be requested to pro- ceed forthwith to improve and open out the sideroad. a car load of Nitrate of Soda caught fire, caused by a. spark from the engine;the soda was nearly all destroyed, as what was not burned was strewn along the track appro- aching the village. Unfortunatelya number ofcattle grazing in the vicinitylicked up the soda, and in consequence died in a short time after. Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Milliken, moved that the account of John Pike, for plank and labor for culverts, amount- ing to $11.75, be paid to the Reeve by the Treasurer. Mr Marsh, seconded by Mr Lane, moved that Mr Milliken be and is here by instructed to inquire into the situ ation of Robt. Anthony, a pauper re ceiving help from this Council, and re- port at the next meeting of this Council and that the resolution passed by this Qouncil, granting aid to the said Robt. Anthony, be aind the same is hereby re- cinded. Mr Millikan, seconded by Mr Button, moved that Messrs Lane and Marsh be and are hereby appointed 5 committee to inépect the drains put across the side- road between Lots 10 and 11, in 10th Con., by Wm. M. Button, Esq., and re- port to this Council as to the value re- ceived by this“’t0wnship from the said drains. The Kingston raid against the unlicense d liquor sellers has fallen through, in conse qnence ofthe defective nature of the Crooks’ bill. IL is pronounced to be as big ahumbug as Pardee’s registration bill. ' The Norwood Register learns that as a. train was nearing Blairton one day last Week, Mr Millikan, seconded by Mr Lane, moved that Messrs Button and Marsh be and‘~are hereby appointed a committee to inspect the road in front of Lots 30 and 31, in the 5th 0011., and report at the next meeting of' this Council. Mr Lane, ueconded‘by Mr Milliken, moved that the grant made to Christo~ pher Crozier cease from and after this day, and that the Clerk notify Jemes Robinson, Esq., of the passage of this resolution, and Mr Button is hereby ap- pointed'to inquire into the character and circumstances of the said Christopher Grozier. Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Millikan, moved that the account of P. S. Gibson, Esq., P.L.S., amounting to $7.50 and also the account of Charles LeLeivre, Esq.,‘amounting to $13.75 be paid by the Treasurer. The Council then adjourned until Saturday, the 30th day of August. MARKHA M COUNCIL. A New ' ind paper of ago, publ‘. fihe following the Legislatorgof America: “ We would that all women, of what- ever age, state, or oondition,girls, young or old, widows, or matrons, who to lead: men into marriage, shall employ odors; essences, remedies, cosmetics, false teeth, false hair, high heeled shoes, low necked dresses or kirts with trains, be sub. mitted to the utmost rigor of the law, as guilty of a compact with the devil, of magic or sorcery, and that any marriage accomplished by means so unnatural and diabolical, shall be declared illegiti- mate and void.” This is to caufiion the public against one VVILE 0RD HARVEY. a lad about 14 vame ofi agg, why has ran away fininrmvr gmfiiojg mom. and thereby violated his llfienture of Apprenlicesuip All persons are forbidden to give him credit on my account, as he has no claims on me. ’Vi9i9ri% ,Squm: l . QEQEGE EMYEQN’ GRAND PIOâ€"NIC.â€"â€"The annual pic-nic in aid of the Roman Catholic Church Misiion will be held in Mr E. Seager's grove, Thornhill, on Wednesday, .7th August, 1873. An excellent Quadrille Band has been engaged for the occasion, and various amusements will be provided for. Dinner will be served at twelve o’clock. noon. Tickets ‘30 cents; child- ren under 14 years, half price. APPOINTMENT. â€"â€" His Honor the Lieutenant Governor has been pleased to appoint Archibald Alexander Riddel, of the City of Toronto, Esq, M. D., to be an Associate Coroner within and for the County of York. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20.-â€"Cash Sale of Furni- ture, Horse. Zuggy. &c. the property of the Rev. Mr. Curdus, m Thornh‘ill. Sale at 12 noon. W. U. Myers, Auctioneer. of? Parties gating Sale Bills printed at this office will receive a notice similar to the above, FREE of charge. MARRIED. EVANS.-ARNOLn.â€"At St. Mary’s Church, Richmond Hill, on the 6th inst, by the Rev. Robert Shanklin, Rector, assisted by the Rev, Rural Dean Hill, M. A., Rector of Markham, Lewis Hamilton Evans Esq. M. D.. to Blanche, eldest daughter of John R. Arnold Esq, of the Hermitage, Richmond Hill. MAYâ€"GREYâ€"On Monday, the 11111 inst. by the Rev. James Dick, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, (Mr. S. Proctor, D0min~ ion Hotel, Richmond H11), Mr. Malcolm May, to Margaret Jane Grey. DIED. At Brampton, on the 23rd July, JOHN PATTERSOH, Express Carrier, aged 23 years â€"son of’ Thomas Pattexson, late of Rich- mond Hill. More than half a century ago a hyaiclan of tho British army discovered a cure for v. at hitherto con- sidered incurable disease, Barium-gran. which, m his own practice. prayed to be an untalllng remedy. the preecnption of which has long been in the p03. manor: of a druggist, who gave 11; a trial in his own family over 25 years ago, when it made such a re- markable cure of Rummu‘rsm that astonished all who were acgusu’nted with the case. Others tried with such comp ete successvthat eatabhehed the fact £11313 it does efiecgually pure Rgnugpmu.’ REMAINING IN . Hill Post Office. lst Aug. Aims. J. Ambler. W'. Rrillingnr, Jacob Brown. Charles Breckow. Richard Bain. Sarah Cook. Susannah Clark, Davtd Drumlnnnd. Janet Giebnor, Mr Gardiner. William Gnrman, John Ingram. J. Kersweil‘ Chas. Keal. Frank Keunekv. J. H. Lewis, Miss THE RICHMOND 1873: LahmanJacob hackle. '1‘ J Morrison. Mrs C. Mc nuaghy.F. McDonald. John McCaV. Hugh McBride. John Phillips, S. Priest. George Ross. Crawford Rogers, Josiah B. Simpson, James Simmon. Adaline Stewart. James Warwick, James Willson. Robert L. All persons having any claim against the estate of William McNair. late of the town- ship of King. deceased. are required to send in full particulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the let of September, l873. as after that dav the Administratiix of the estate will proceed to distribute the assets of' the deceased among the parties enti'led thereto, having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice. and the said Ad- ministratrix will-not be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claim she shall not have had notice. Dated at King 4th Mrs Joann; McNair, August. 1873. Administratrix. 785-4t King Pt 0.- FDlIN Smce the ori nator’s death, this medicine has been put 11 an ‘er the name of GRAHAM‘B PAIN ERADICA 0R. Its superiority to all others is uni- veysally acknowledged 1n the cure or most. tom- 0! pulp. Tgy 3t. s . .. . ,4,“ ,4; ;-.u_4 Fifi-31- 513313} 811 respectable druggista and Mm lnmedicine. Price 26 cents. Has been engagvd. and various amusements will be provided for the oocasion. Dinner wi‘l be served at 12 o’clock. noon. Tickets 30 cents ; Children under 14 years. In" price. Thornhill. August 9. 1873. And Day Schooll‘m- young ladies, will re-open after the Midsummer Vacation on NOTICE TO CREDITORS. HE . the MR. E.‘ SEAGER’S GROVE MRS CAM PBELL’S BOARDING RUN-AWAY APPRENTICE. W’ednesday, August 27th, 1873 ' AT THORNHILL, Aug. i3."1"873' ' 3 lot Nq.2§,4fii CSH‘MSrkEiém MONDAY. AUGUST 35TH, 1873. Richmond “in, August 15. 1973. THE" @661) OLD TIMES HE ANNUAL PIC-NIB IN AID 0F the Roman Calhnlic Church Mission will be held on gm: gmmmnm QUADRILLE BAND GRAND PIC-N10 I List of Letters AUCTION SALE. End paper of sixty years fihe following addressd to An Excellent AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR RHEUMATISH. M. TEEFY, P. u. 78l5-4t ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST OF NO- VEMBER NEXT. The from half of lot No. 18, 3rd Concession of Vaughan. More or less. Terms easy. For further par- ticular: apply to ‘ J. C. McQUARRIE. J P. I County Engineer, Draftsman A c. Survays, Plans, Dovcriptions, Reports, Plans of bridges. Specifications. Forms of contract. Seca 1137 Bonds, 6w . executed with neatnrss and deipn‘ch. No. 4 Trufit ck Loan Buildings, Comer of Adalaide and 'l‘oromu It eats. TORONTO. The poraou who borrowod that 500]; from me is horoby requested to nmru it at Chen. M. TEEIY. "THAC’KERA Y’S BOOK OF SNOBS’.” THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY S.»JAMES, ROVINCIAL LAND S URVEYER, Cmmtv Engineer. Draftsman A c. NOTE LOST ! On Thursday the 9‘21“! inst. in Toronto, or on the way to Richmond Hill, a Noze of Hand 10:” $89.37 given in my favor by Mary Town- sley. YonkviHa. and due on the Qflnd of April last- All puriies are cautioned no! te negotiate for the same “payment has been stopped. NEW ENGLISH MUSIC! ‘ Any one findi'ng the above note am} Armin) ing it to the subscriber will be rewardsd. GEORGE LEGGE, Lot 58, 'Ist Cou. Vaughan should at once send his name and address thh $1.50 for one year’s subscription to PARTIES WISHING PICTURES WILL DO WELL TO CALL BEFORE THAT DATE. 1 or persons trusting my wtfe. Sarah Mar . or uny'of my family, they having loll me with- out any Just cause. [1 tinned agaunwt trespassing on Lot ‘23, on the 2nd concession nf Vaughan. as they will be prosusuled with the utmost rigor of the law. ROBERT ME] CA LF‘. MAKE A NOTE OF IT! A henutiful choico lot to he cleared out at greatly reduced pricos at the Central Store, Wm ATKINSON. MECHANIC. MANUFACTURER, ENG]- NEER. CHEMIST. FARMER. AND MERCHANT. MON‘I‘R EAL, _A Copy offlrsl number can be seen at this Office. 766-2 MUSIC ! MUSIC! MUSIC! The Canadian Patent Office Record CONTAINING 52 ACRES REMNANTS 0F DRESS GOODS. Maple, July 23. 1873. NOTICE TO TRESPASSER S. 'l‘orou'm July 28. 1873 Richmond Hill, July 31. 1873. WILL BE CLOSED FOR A SHORT TIME unlllall. July IO! 1872, Richmonl Hill. May 26. l873 Richmond Hil|,June 5. I873 EWELRYI JEWELRY! FOR SALE HENRY HART“ Buttonville, July 7. 1873. 781-3 AFTER TUESDAY, JULY 2‘2. C H O 0 L REQUISITES OF ALL AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. N 0 TICE. HEREBY FORTfo ANY PERSON ‘VERY INVENTOR, BUILDER, LL PARTIES ARE HEREBY CAU- AIR, TOOTH, NAIL, & CLOTH - Brushes at the Hnmw Book Store. cheap at the Human; Book Store, kinds at the HEiva Book Store. ESLEYQN HYMNSL ALL SIZES, BE SOLD 0F THOS. B. COPELAND BOOK BORROWE RS I DON’ T FAIL TO MECHANICS’ M AGAZINE, ammmmm, Sam-ch your Book-shelves for at the HERALD Bo’nk 'Stm'o. A LARGE ARRIVAL Ol‘ BARGAINS! GEORGE E. DESBARA'I'S. RICHMOND HILL. 'ro THE PUBLISHER, NOTICE. AND 783-4a 782-“ 7:4-tf 781-lf Maple 776 7 5-4; PEOPLE’S STORE. A Large and Varied Assort- ment of BREAKFAST, DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS. FFUURRNNIITTU URREE ! AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE, SURGEON DENTIST, IRVING’S FIVE-CENT_ MUSC. “FATHER SAYS I MAY.” Residence. at Aurora, Ont. Particular attention paid to Children’s teeth, and also to Gold Filling. > A stock 0! beautiful teeth n‘wavs on hand and a‘| work warranted. Storo FLOUR, & ram) KEPT CONSTANT- LY 0N HAND. ' A Call from all is Solicited. P. G. SAVAGE. Toelh also set with the Celuloid Base. 1: new invemion. being lighter. strongor and more durable than the’ old kind. Having had nine years expmience, satisfaction can be guaranteed. Mrv Wells will visit the following places. on the days mentioned. Markham, on the 8th day of each month. Sloufi'villa, " lHIIl " “ Sprunghill, " ‘ 14m " “ Richmond Hill, - 18m ‘ “ “ Thornhill, " 2qu v “ " Maple, “ Q‘Ind " " Mr Wells or assistant will be at his ofiice, Yonge Street. Aurora, at. all times. A I lelters addresmd to Aurora. promptly at- tendad to. Which cannot be sdrpassed in Fries or Quality. WINES AND LIQ U0 RS, “ MOLLIE DARLING.” HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, The subscriber wishes to announce that he has Richmond Hill, June 19, 1873. fiuam, fitntfinwy, 8w. LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, EEICAL WORKS, _OF:_ALL TEE £NOTHER LARGE LOT OF FRESH ARRIVALS difi'eront poets. at 'tho HERALD Book IN GROCERIES, “I HAVE NO HOME.” (fimmiw, 8w. DECIDEDLY CBEAP. J. M. WELLS, L.D.S., JUST RECEIVED RICHMOND HILL. Which will be sold We have our usual flmtimy. PROVISIONS, AND GENE!“ CONélSTlNC 0' AT THE ALI. 773-“. ggrimltmat flunmmmw.‘ 132 Adelaide Street East. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! TURN'IP SEED! Will clean all kinds of grain, embracing wheat, rye. ba‘rlsy. and oals and will not choke \viih any thinley or foul grain. No stick or broo n required to he used, and the machine need not at 1w time be stopped by clogging of the Sieve. Dress and Mantle Making .' Done to order on the shmtest notice Shop our door north Q7" Mr. Bam- a'rd‘s store, Richmbnd Hill. May 8. I873. 7724f All orders for this Slave addressed to the palenlee. ann Rae, Lansing l’.0.. 01m, will rocgalve prqmpt atlvnlion. Will be happpy to see all desiring anythingin her branches, being a PRA CTICAL MI LLINER She has no hesitation in promising satin- factiou to all who may favor her with a call. Inspection Invited and Patronage Sol'icz'ted. PATENT SIEVE ! Announces to the ladies in this vicinity. that she is prepared to do ail kinds of sewing ei\her at home or her customers’ residences. at Any 'infrihgenvent on this patent will be puuished with the utmost rigo of the law.‘ JOHN RA E. Lansing P40. Yonge Street, July, 1872, 7294! Low Prices and on the Shortest Notice. Prints, Canons, Ginghams, 6%., SLIAVVLS, Fancy Shawls, BLACK&WHI'I‘E LACE SHAWLS White and Colored Quilts; IN FACT ALL THE NOVICLTIES IN THE DRY GOODS LINE. MISS HICKS, MILLINER & DRESS MAKER, PATTERSON, ” UBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE TORON- To Weekly Papers, rece'ved at the HanLD Book Store, Richmond H?" Hitherto kept so mplete with all that “us Chaste and Elegant. this season embraces the most beautiful and exquisite goods of the VER Y LATEST ST Y LES. Ever shown on Richmond Hill, At prices ranging from 101; to 500 pe'r yd. ‘V ATKINSON Bags t9 remm Ihnnks to the inhabitants of RICHMOND HILL. And surrounding countrv for past patronage, and desires to state that his And he feels confidnnt that NO OTHER HOUSE CAN “FF‘ER A BE'I'TER ESSORTMENT 0f Goods. or at LOWER Pincus. CANADIAN & ENGLISH TVVEEDS, DRESS GOODS! And to the Ladies he v onld say, if you warm JUST CALL AT THE CENTRAL, And there youj’wiil find the BEST ASSORTMENT 0F Crockery, Hardware, Glassware, , _ ~. (1mm 163, gm, Which cannot befiurpasseri if' equalled. V'M. ATKINSON. Complcftq all if; Branches! Farmers and Threshers Take Notice. 719-” Patterson. May 29, 1872 @mimg and getting. GRIOULTURAL WAREHOUSE STRAVV WORK THEY WILL MAKE YOU STARE! Also a full assortment of ASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHOP. MRS. EISSETT SEED STORE! film @955, (fiwmiw. T he Millimry Departmrnt, AE’S NEW AND IMPROVED A DRESS LUSTRE, Cotton Tweeds, Cottonudes, Gam- broons, Denims, d’co. ANNOUNCEMENT. HARVESTING TOOLS Hg would call spemal attention n his LARGE STOCK OF BLACK GOODS, SPRING STOCK Dealer in everything Good and Cheap. Centrai Store. Richmond Hill. The largest selection of TORONTO A SPECIALITY. With a large stock of A fun asmrrment of [n the Dominion. AND AND NOW AND WM. RENNIE, TORONTO, Our. 775-3m