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(ORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA RichmolttlHitlStatioll Cllnligt-oltimc liking I-fl'et-l September 2‘9, “‘73: Going North 8.1“ A.|I.. 2J5 p m...5 III p m Icing South 9 :75 A.“..3.4“ p.m . .‘.27 pan Fill!) 3.3m: prim. [Ill'liuosn HILL, 007.10, 1873. EnruurArsussrâ€"The Wesleyans of our village are Int/Akin: arrangements to liven tea party in the vestry of the church, on Friday next the 17th inst. Addresses are expected from the Iler. Messrs Hunter. Potts and Leyroid. Pro- ceeds to be applied to the parsonage fund. Pos’r OFFICE Savmos’ BANK.â€" Monthly Statement :â€"-The following is . an exhibit of the transactions for the past lnonth in the Richmond Hill post ofice savings bank : Total Deposits to 30th September, 1873......... ...........869,38100 Deposits in month of Sept. 1,298.00 Withdrawals “ “ 578.53 M. TEEFY, Postmaster. It will be seen on referring to ac” 'er- llrllwlll elsewherethut the celebrated Jp- cra Comic Vocalist, James Taylorpvlsits our village on Thursday next. the 16th inst. This in itself should be sufficient to warrant a good turn out, but he is accompanied by several artists of recog- nised abilityâ€"and our town will have a treat that none should miss enjoying.â€" Go and bear Yorkshire Sam.- The Congregation of-St: John’s Church, York Mills, through . Messrs Harrison and Robson, have presented the Rev. Mr Trew, of Christ’s Church Yorkville, with a purse ot'880, to help him to replace his carriage which Was broken to pieces a fevr weeks since by his horse running away, whilst he was driving to service at York Mills, which since the spring has been under his clerical charge. Friday morning about five o'clock a fire broke out in Butterficld’s Foundry Bradford, entirely consuming the buildâ€" ing and destroying its contents. It is surmised that the fire originated in the boiler rootu, and that it had been smoul» daring-all night. Mr But..erfield‘s loss is very heavy, not less than»25;000, and unfortunately, he has only 2,000 insu- rance on it. The dwelling house of Mr' John Murphy. with sheds, &c., which» adjolnetl the foul-dry, were aisovconsu- *med. His loss will be fully 81,000. We see by some of the Toronto papers that the Council of Yorkville intend to introduce oil lamps to light the streets. l Their narrow-mindcdncss will not permit them to go the length ol'gas'. It is cer- tainly remarkable that they could aspire higher than talluw dips. Wonders will never cease. By the way there is some talk ofContracts being called for to build'l that fence to separate Ycrkville‘from 4 icy. Tho'pricamfglm ' - a I‘m“. r TIIPIRANCB CONVENTION. â€" On Tuesday of this week the quarterly cou- vention ot the Sons of Temperance for South York Was held in the village of Teston, 6th (fort. of Vaughan, Bro. Hen- ry Dicemun presiding Abou fifty dele- gstel were present from different dili- sinus in the riding. After routine busi ness, the delegates reported on the state of the Order. Refreshments were served gratuitously to the delegates by an efii ciant committee of the ladies of No Sur render Division in charge of Mrs Scott and M rs Kinnee. to whom great praise is duo. During the session a basis of small gamution was brought about between North and South York to be completed at a session of the North York Division, to be held at Mount. Albert, on the 5th of November. The convention was brought to a close by a public meeting in the church, at which addresses were deâ€" livered by Ilev. Walter Reid, Lasksy; Rev. D. Wright, King; ,Rev. J. A. Mc- Clung. Kleinburg. and Wm. Rupert, Maple. The meeting was large and in- fluential. and a fitting wind up to the proceedings of the day. a» 04*â€" The Carlists are fast loosing ground in the Northern Provinces of Spain. It is stated they are utterly demoralized and that they accuse their leaders of treason. Another " transatlantic ” balloon has come to grief Professor Donaldson started from New York yesterday. and proceeded as far “Canaan. Ct. when it was caught in a Itorm, and thr- halloon being near the earth It the lime. Donaldson and his companions gunned cut. and the balloon has gone to uropc on its own account. @ VILLAGE AND SCHOOL TAXES. ~â€" To Hr D. C'. O'Brien, Richmond Hill. Dan Simâ€"Would you be kind enoth to make known to thlI public, through the columns of the York Herald. your reasons for advising ratepayers to refuse to pay their taxes. I have no doubt. but you Wlll be oblein give a satisfactory reason, and it is only fair to all ratepayers that you should put them ill a position to get clear ofpaying. Yonr‘s, Richmond Hill, Btli Oct. ’73. l g. tho Edith-I the York Herald. Silt. :â€"1’ see 1 your last week’s issue that ' Bo-Peep wants i know why a recent Com platint laid before me against a liquor seller. for selling liquor on the Sabbath day. wasl hushed up. In answer to that question, I ray that 1 am not aware of the recent Com- plaint referred to, being hushed up; it stop- ped because the complainant refused to pro stood. as her husband was the witness. and he had left home. She Was afraid that if fish; roceeded with the complaint that be iron not return again. v A. LAW, J.P. This is to co u that the above state mom of Mr Law is correct. 0. COYLE. 9h C :2. 1873. ” itaniiukii FConoiLi W A J V .0. N ,, Filly, 2 years old, 1st J. Brean 4d; 2nd do T. Swailes, 3d, 3ld do S. Phoenix, 2d. The above Council mel‘ at Hunter’s; hotel, Unionville on Satulday, the 27th , d0 H- Mason, 3d. uph Members all Present. {cave ins Filly, spring, let P». Steers, 4d; 2nd do the chair. Minutes 0, last meefing read 3 H. Mason, 3d,- 3rd do R. Cunningham, 2d. and Conrfimed' , , strong. 6d; 2nd do F. Nicholson, 4d; 3rd A communlcatlon was rcc1vcd from l do ijcmuer, 2,]_ Mr. James Bowman, applying for the ofiice of inspector of weights and mesures for the municipality. Several cases of sheep been worried by dogs were disposed of. CLASS 4â€"DIIAF'I' HORSES, IMPORTED, Stallion, aged. 1st S. Beattie, 60'; 2nd do John Bell, 4d : 3rd do G. lleesor, 2d. Stallion, 3 years old, Isl T. R. Armstrong, Gd : 2nd do J. Laurie, 4d. ' Mr. Marsh,scconded by Mr. Button, moved that the following sums be paid to . the undersigned persons, being for da- mage done to their sheep by a dog or logs unknown, being tweethirds of their value as testified oil oath, viz: Geo. Piugle, $4.67; Robt, Cox, $10: Peter Raymer, $13 50. Mr. Button, seconded by Mr. Marsh, moved that the sum of $30 be granted for the purpose of improving the side road betWeeu lots 30 and 31, in the 8th Con., and that Peteerk’eJohn R. 1100- ‘ver, John Raymer and N., Button be commissioners to expend the same, said sum payable on order of the commission- ers when the work is completed. Mr. M‘illikeu, seconded by Mr Button, unwed that the sum of‘$60 be granted to improve the hill on the sideroad in the 10th Con., between Lots 15 and 16, the said hill being in a dangerous condition for the safety of the travelling public, and that Messrs. Robert Miller, R. ’1‘. Hawkins, D. Steeper, Geo. JV. Gamble, and A. Mustard be commissioners to ex- pend the same, said sum payable on or- der of the commissioners. . Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Marsh, moved that the account of Radcliffe & Bro. amounting to $13.90, for 1,550 feet of plank, be paid by the Treasurer. , A Bylaw in blank, was introduced by Mr Marsh, for the appointment ofan In spector of weights and measures, which was read the first time. Mr Marsh, seconded by Mr Button, moved that the name of James Bowman, Jr. be inserted. Mr Lane moved that the name of Wm. Fierlleller be inserted. The name of James Bowman Jr., was inserted; and the By-law was read the seconded and third time and passed. Mr Lane, seconded» by Mr. Marsh, moved that the accountof Mr P Pike, amounting to 84, being for plank for cul- vertsrvi'n road division 58, be paid by the Treasurer. Mr Lane, seconded by Mr Milliken, moved that the allowance made to Mr Peter Moore, and payable to the order of the Reeve, be paid to the order ot James Robinson, Esq. Mr Milliken, seconded by Mr Lane, moved that the Treasurer be and is here- by autl‘ortzed to pay to Joseph Lundy the sum of 855, as compensation for right ' of road allowance from the German Mills . road'tol sidcroad- between Lots 5. andfi, crossing his property. Mr Marsh, Seconded by Mr Millikcn, moved that the sum of $20 be and is; hereby granted to. complete the contract for improving the Rodge flats in front of Lots 3 and 4, in the 10th (Jon, said sum payable on Order of the commission- ers when the work is completed. you'rued to meet on Satur-l y‘ths 25th Catcher next. FALL FAIR. Markham Township and the East Rid ing of York Fall Fair was held at the vtll age ofMarkhatn, on Thursday and Friday ’ oflast week. .An immense number 0ft perlple attended, their being upwards of 11,000 tickets sold at the gate during the‘ second day. The show Was, taking It al- together, superior to any of former years and many express the opinion that it equals the Provincial as to quality of the animals, implements and farm produccts shown. The prize list, copied lronithe Toronto Globe, is as follows. CLASS Iâ€"uLoon uottsus. Best Stallion, aged, F. & D: Lintorn 3d. Besl Stallion, 2 years old, John Bolton, 4d. Best Stalliv n, 1 year old, John 1’. Bob I son, 4d. .1 Best colt, spling, John P Robson, 4d. I Best bro Id mare, with foal by her side, ' John P. Ifobson, 4d; 2nd. do. W. B. Rob son 3d. Best filly, 8 years old, W. B Robson, 4d Best filly, 2 years old, J. P. Robson, 11d. v dBest filly, 1 year old, Angus M‘c'l‘rinnon, 4 . Best filly, spring, J P. Robson, 41. CLASS Qâ€"T'ADDIAQ 0R CARRIAGE. Stullionaged,1st. 15. G. Johnson, 6d; 2nd do, J. Hayson. 4d; 3rd do J. Rayliler, 2. l Stallion, 3 years old, lst. T. Brown, Gd. Stallion, 2 years old, lst J Bowman 4d ; 2nd do M. Boynlon, 3d; 3rd do J. L. Burâ€"- key, 2d. Stallion, 1 year old. Ist D. Pike, 4d; 2nd do, J. B. Smith, 3d, 3ld do J. Baker, 2d. Colt, Spring, lst D. Pike, 4d; 2nd do T, Tinkler, 3d; 3rd d.) W. Reesor, 2d. Brood more, with foul by her side, 1st D. Pike, 4d; 23d do 11. Heron, 3d , 3rd do, J. L. Barnes, 2d. Filly, 3ycnrs 01d, lat S. Beanie. 4d; 2nd do D. Pike, 3d; 3rd (lo-4A.; Tu Moore, 2. Filly, 2 years old, Isl A.’ Henderson 4d , 2nd do C. Nighswander. 3d; 3rd do Irti B. Carpenter, 2d. Filly, 1 year old, Isl. J. Hayser, 4d; 2nd do J. Brake, 31 ; 3rd do G, Dickson, 2d Filly, spring. 1st J. L. Murray, 4d, 2nd do J. Lemon, 3d; 3d do J. Chapman, 2d. Spar. carriage horses, matched, (pl‘cselllt‘d by Brown and Patterson. Whitby) 1). For iytli, 10d; 2nd do D. Crosby, 6d; 3rd do J. Vundcburg, 4d. Buggy horse. (Isl prize presented by John Cornell, Toronto) J. Palmer, 10d; 2nd d.) W. Thomson, 3d. Saddle horse. 1st J. W. Rayner, 4.1; 2nd, do W. R. Robson, 3.1; 3rd do W, Millez, 2. Stallion, 2 years old. 1st T. d; J. Scott, 9 cwes.2 shears, having raised lambs in [873,1st U, 11, Spencer, 311; 2nd do John Filly. l year'old, 1stW. Holden, 4d, 2nd Wilson. 2d~ ‘29wes,1 shear, Isl II [1 Spencer, 3d; 2nd do J=.llii Wilson. 2d; 3rd do P Wydc- do G Cooper. 500 loan, Id , '2 ewe lambs, Ist II 11 Spencer. 3d ; 2nd do 2nd do W U Friar, 50c. SIM“, general Purpose: 1“ G K" Al'm’ P Wydemailfiéd; 3rd do John Wilson, Id. crass llâ€"SOU'I‘HI‘OWN snsxr. Ruin. Qslleals, Isl P Wydemall, 3d: 2nd 3d do R Marsh, 2d; 3rd do 11 II Spencer. Id. Ram, I sllcar. Il-t P. Wydemun. 3d do I] II bpencrr. 2d : 3rd do It Marsh, Id, Ram lamb, Isl It, Marsh, 3d; Marsll,2d: 3rd do R. Marsh, Id _ 2 ewes, QSheal'd, having raised lambs Ill 4d ; 2nd do R. Hawkins. 3d; 3rd do W. [873,151 11 ll Spellcel-,Zld ; Qllddol’ Wyde- Storey, 2d. Stallion, 1 year old, Isl W. Storey, 4d, 2nd do N. Wood, 3d. Filly, 3 years old, A. Scott, 4d. Filly, 2 years old, let S. Beanie. 4d; 2nd do J. Weir, 3d; 3rd do G. Middleton, 2d. Filly, 1 y3ar old, R. Cox, 4d. CLASS 5â€"DRAFT HIJBSI'ZS. CANADI‘N BREED. Stallion, 3 years old, 1st â€"- Joyce M ; 2nd do G. Cunningham, 4d; 3rd do A. Mc Kitllloll, 2d. " Stallion. 2 years old. Isl John Peach, 4d; 2an (10 W. Crawford, 3d; 3rd do I". F, 3d Boynton, 2d. Stallion. 1 year old, 1st A. Burgess, 4d; do Geo Woldrick, 2nd do Alfred Mason, 31; Gormlcy, 2d. 3rd do John Coll, spring, lst Geo. Wilson 4d ; 2nd do James Tram W. Ranger, 3d, 3rd do John Peach, 2d. Brood mare, with foal by herside, Isl. W. Mason, 4.1; 2nd do W. Corbett, 3d; 3rd do J. Burrcss, 2d. Filly, 3 years old, 1st :Geo. Pearson, 4dr; 2nd (lo Wm. Rundell, 3d. Filly, 2 years old, lst William Cox. 4d; 2nd do John Crawford, 3d ; ' 3rd do D. Mu- scli, 2d. loan. 72d . 3.ld do R lersli Id. 2 tunes, I shear, lst It Marsh. 3d . 2 d do P Wyoomnll. 2d, 3rd do R Marsh, Id. 2ewu lambs. Is! it Marsh, 3d; ‘Jlld doll 11 Spencer, 2d, 3.d do John Wilson. 1d. cuss Ifiâ€"ra‘r slum. Pair ofcwcs, John Miller, 3d, cuss IIIâ€"Sworn. Boar, Ispgc breed,aged, Isl Muses Ilcm- mango-u“ ay. 3d ; 2nd (lo Geo V\ cldl‘lck, 2 ; 3rd do James 'l‘i'an. Id. ow. large breed. brood, Isl James Trail. Boar pig. 1873, Isl JolllI Boynloli. lid ; 2nd 2% 3rd do Geo Wel- tlrick, Id ' Sow pig. 1873. 1st Wait Puget. : 2nd do (2d 2"3rd do Win I’;g9l___-ld._ . Lear. small breed. aged, Tst. Joseph” anp, M : 2nd do J ISOyllio'n, 2d. Sow. small bi‘eed,bl‘ood Ist Jolanenncdy. 3d : 2nd do J Lapp, 2d ; 3rd do W Major, I.‘ ~llobcg‘l Jfi'tail on, 3d.. Writ, I’ugcl, lid; 2ild do 1 ;Boat pi g. I813, Sow, ID73. 1H James Peters, 2d; 3rd do J Lapp, Id. , 4 01.5533 I'llâ€"'rouu‘ur Game fowls. ] pair. Ist J G‘aliamo. Id; Filly, 1 year old, lsI J. Graham, 4d ; 2nd 'Jlid 'dn J Grahame. 500. do Ilui-rell (It Johnson 3d; 3rd do I). S. MeHal-lane 2d. ' Filly. spring, lst Wm. Granger, 4d; 2nd do W. Mason, 3d; 3rd do W. Crawford, 2. Spa‘l of horses, 1st Will. Maw & Bros. 8; 2nd do John Morrison, 6d; 3rd do J. Gorln. Icy, 4d. Sweepslakeâ€"heavy draft stallion, Cana- dian or imported, .Iamon Benllie. 25d. Team of draft horses, (speci ll prize. pre ' sented by H. Miller & Co., druggisrs, To- ronto, handsome silver cup, Maw J; Bros. srlccut. rltlzl2s nurses-run or inter or grow! r IR cow‘s «loan in taunt muss '- HEART OF OAK." Coll. Isl Geo. Wilson. 4d; 2nd do John Peach. 3d ; 3rd do J. Graham, Filly. lst Wm Grange, 4d; 2nd do R. Cunningham, 3d. CLASS 6â€" norm in ei‘t‘rnn. Bull, 3 years old and over, Isl. J. Miller, Gd; 2nd do J. M. Bell, 4d; 3rd do J. Whit. son. 2d. Bull, 2 years old and over, 1st J. Miller, 0d ; 2nd do J. Behiller, 2d, 3rd do G. Mil leI‘. Sen. 2d‘. Bull. 1 year old. lst J. Miller. 4d; 2nd do 1?. J. Stanton 3d; 3rd do W. Rolpll. 2d. Dull calf. underl year old, Int J Whit son, 4d ; 2nd do W. Sommelvillc, 3d; 3rd do J. Miller. 2d. ' Milch cow, 1st .1. Wllilson, 4d; 2nd do J. Miller, 3d: 3rd do J. Miller, 2d. Heifer, 2 years old, lst S. Beattle.,4l.l.--, 2nd (10 S. Braille, 3d, 3rd do J; M, Bell, 2d. . He fer, 1 year old, Isl J'. Miller 4d; 2nd do J. M Bell, 'ld. Heifer calf, under one year old, lst J. Miller. 4d; 2nd do J. Miller, 3d; 3rd do J. Miller. 2d. ‘ "lord, consisting of Iniale and five Ie . males, ownedby exhibitor. 1st S. lBenttie, 15d; 2nd do J. Miller, 10d; 3rd do G. Miller, sell, 3d. 1 Bull calf. under 1 year old, '1‘. R. Arm- strong,r 1d. . l Milt-b Cow, Isl H. 11. db T. R- Almstrong, 3d. Heifer 2 years old. 'I'. R. Armstrong, 4d. Heifer, 1 year oldâ€"N0 award Heifer calf, under 1 year oldâ€"No entry. Spender, 4d; 2nd cos 5: Sâ€"n as" l Ix'I CATTLE. Bull. 3 rears old and over, John ‘1’. Wheeler. Gd. Bull. 2 years old and over, 1st James Patton 4d; 2nd do Slim. Bennie. 3d; 3rd do .1. P. Wheeler, 2d Bull. 1 year old, Isl J. P. Wheeler. 4d ; 2nd do J P. Wheeler. 36; 3rd do James ~Lawric, 2d. Bull calf, under 1 year old, 151 James Lawrie. 4d; 2an do J. 1’: Wheeler. 3d; 3rd do J. Patton, 2d Milcb cow, lst James Lawrie, 4d: 2nd do James llawl-ic. 3d; 3rd do James LaWI lo. 2. Heifer, 2 years old, 1st James Lawrie, 4. anfio J. P. Wheeler, 3d ; 3rd do J. Law rie. 2d. Heifer. 1 year old Isl James Patton, 4d; 2nd do J. anrie. 3d. CLASJ 9-â€"oltanl: 'lwo, Bull. 2 years old and over. David S. John son. 4d. Bull. 1 year old. lst William Clarey, 4d; 2nd (In James Tran. 3d. Bull ca‘f, under 1 year old. lst Alex. Mustard. 4d; 2nd do Josr-pli anp, 3d. Milcli cow. 151 James Whiisoli, 4d; 2nd do John Miller, 3d; 3rd do James Whit- soli. 2d . Ilcifel'. 2 years old, John Miller, 4d. ileifer, 1 year old, 1st John Miller, 4d ; 2nd do John Miller, 3d; 3rd do J. Whit- son, 2d. Heifer calf, undcrl year old. Ist J. Whit soil: 4.1, 2nd do E. Wismer, 3d; 3rd do .J. Lapp, 2d. 1 CLASS IOâ€"ra'r AND OTHER CATT1.E.. 0x or steer. lst J \Vliitson, 4d; 2nd do C. Lehman. 311;..31d do J, Russel 2d, " Cow or heifer, lstJ M. Bell, 4d; 2nd do T. Harding, 3d; 3.d do J. Russell 2d. Yoke WON/(111;: oxen, 1st J. Glendenliing, 4d I; 2nd do J. Ruymer, 3d; 3rd do J. Law tic. 2d. ' Herd of dairy cows, consisting of six or more, in be judged according to their dairy qualities, and the profits they would yield to a dairy farmer (prize presented by the Hon. 1). Reesor.) J. Lalvrit'. 12d. Fat animal. (prize presented by JIIO. Car tier, Ullionville) C. Lclllnall, 5d. CLASS 11-I.s101~:s'rl;lt sussr tom, 1 shear. lsl A. Travers, 33; 2ndtlo Get). l‘lopltill. 2d; 3rd do Geo Weldt‘ick Rain lamb, 1st Thus Tl-nn, 3d; 2nd do '1‘. R. Armstrong, 2d; 3rd (1.) 1‘. I‘. Boyn. toll. 1d. 2 elves. 2 shears, having raised lambs in 1573, 1st John Jameson, 31; 2nd do T. 1“. Boylitoli, 2d. SPECIAL PRIZJS PRESENTED BY Jlefli COOK ESQ-,LOLINGI'ON P. 0 , FOP. COLTS SIIU‘ID BY Ill! HORSE " CUACIIMAN-n 2 year old colt or filly, J. J. Bowman, 5. 1 year old colt or Iillv, lstJ. llaysou, 5d ; 2nd do T. Lundy, 4d. EXI’RA Plowâ€"Shetland Pony, It. Mil roy. cuss fiâ€"cssxltat. roar-use Stallion, ageJ, John M. Realnon. (2d. Stallion, 3 years old, 1st J. W. Kennedy. 6d; 2nd do J. llrillitiger 4d. Stallion, 2 years old, Ist S. Wilson 41; 2nd do J. Pepiier, 3.1; 3.11 d.) J. Wake field 2d. Stallion, 1 year old, lst W. Mason. 4d ; 2nd do R Steers, 3d: 3rd do J. Baker, 2d. Colt, Spring, lsl. W. Mason 4d; 2nd do J. Canning, 3d , 3rd do T. Gibson, 2d. Brood mare, with fuel by her side, lst E. ~‘Whitmore, 4d; 2nd do R. Steers, 3d; 3rd do W. Masan, 2d. Filly, 3 years 01 I, I'll. M. Hutchinson, 4d; 2n.l do J. Baker, 3d: 3.ll d.) J. Middleton. 2. 2 eWeS. 1 shear, Geo. \Veldrick, 3.1. 2 ewe lambs, 1st Geo. Weldrick. 3"]; 2nd do '1‘. F. Boynton, 2d; 3rd do T. R. Arm strong, 1d. - TASS 12-00TSWoLn sussr. Ram, Qslienrs, .st John Miller. 3d; 2nd do h‘eo Woldrlck,2d: did do J Hillel, Id Rain, 1 shear, Isl Siluou Ilosltie. 3d; 2nd do S. llesltie. d: did do John Boultoil. Id, Ram lamb. Isl. Geo Weldrick. Jd; ‘lld d Geo Weldl'ick, 2d : 3rd do G G Fcilwick. Id flewes.251ioars. having raised lambs in [$3, 151 John Miller, 3d: 2nd do S. Deallie. 241: 3m do S Beullie.1d, 2 ewes. I shear, Isl Jollli Miller,3d ;2nd do S Basilio. 24; 3rd do Geo Miller. Id. ‘2 ewe lambs, Isl JollII JaInlesoll 3d; 2nd do Jollil Juniieson, 2d : 35d do Wm Bonz. Id. cuss |3--HA\IPSHIRE AND SHKOPSHIRE sansr. tom. 2 slicers, Is: II II Spencer, 3d : 2nd do 11 H Spencorfld; 3rd do I' WydeIilalI. I, Ram, l shear. 1st 11 H Spencer, 3d ; 2nd do P Wydcillan, ‘Jd. Ram lamb, 1st 11. [1 Sponsor, 3.1 ; 2nd do Joliu \Vls0l1,2{d. Geese. I pair, Isl J” Milmyfl Miller: 5116. - Turkeys. 1 pair 151 J Nigbswnuder, Id ; 2nd do G Dixon, 50c. ' d ; 2nd do G AYIeElHH')’ ducks, lpnir, Isl J “’ilsun, Id: , 'QIId'do G Dixon, 50c Ducks,anv breed, 1 pair. 1st W On line. I; I 2Ild do W Florl'ar. 50c. I Best dorkings, 1 pair, 1st John Mllroy, 1d ; 2nd do Jolili Mil “y. 500. Black Spanish. | pair, 1st J Beanie. Id.- 221d do W Ilundle. I‘oland, I pair. IstJ Sanderson. III, Domilliilck. I pair, II ltobson, Id- llnmburg, ‘- pair. 1stJ Sanderson, Id ; ‘2tid do I} i'ugalnan 50c. ‘ ' 1.01 of poultry ill one pen. owned by IGXIII' buor, Isl J Wilson, 2d; 2nd do U Weldl‘lck, I cuss 18â€"min i' ruonucru Butter. Ii lbs (prizes plesoilled by the To- toulo 'I'ca Ca’y, I ll Klilg St East . Isl prize, loll lb has. ten; ‘Jlld'pl'lzofivn lbs bcsl loa;. Mrs II Mia-on. Illd : 2nd do Mrs Jas DTCGUW< on, 5d , 3rd do Mrs Lehman, 3d; 4:Ii do Mrs 'I'icrlicler, 2d: 511 do Mrs,V Johnson. Id. Cheese, dairy, 20 lbs or over. (Isl prize. pre- sented bl Mr lilteh’ot will, choose obtaining p izn to be his pl‘cporll), Mrs W Fol-far. ll d ; 2nd do Mrs J MI (Joli an, 4d; did do MI‘S It Cunninghalllfid; lill do Mr J Cunning l Ilatn. 2d . I (house. factor 511 lbs each or over, Martin Rainier. Iitl; 2nd do Malliti Raymcr. 4d; 3rd do Marlin Itaym‘sr. 3d Cheese, Stilton, 1'2 lbs each or under, Ist 3dr: (IU Mal-int [{aylner. 2n. ' 3d. 2nd do Mrs J G Thomson. 2d; 3rd do ilrs J G Peterson, 13.. 1 Ho .ev.slriilird, M s John Wilson, Id. Magic sugar, Ill los Mrs W Major, .d. 2 :11 do Mrs J liren’ils. 5l|c Gus-up. Miss Il‘trrior, Id; 2nd do Mrs Geo Cooper, 5Uu. ,- . Simple of preserves, I st Mrs Julius Browns, Id: 2nd do Mus Geo Cooper, 5:10. ' Jul-ml pickles. Isl Mrs W Hutchinson, Id ; ‘Jttd do Mrs UcoLCoupcr. 506. Home made Wlllo. in quarts. 1st James llas- tings. 3d; 2t :0 Mrs (Jim 'I‘nylorfld. Braid.) Mrs (i 1 Davidson, Id,,-~“4.lt do Miss L llood, 50c. _ Amorlmcnl scaled fruit. 6 Jars, named, [51 Mrs J li’uklllel‘, 3d ::2nd do Mrs Geo Cooper, 2d ; 3nd do Mrs Julius I‘nrcwils, Id. Jolly, 3 j us, Mrs J Ifireuils. 1d: ‘Jnd do MrsJ Martens, our; - Ilullel. 4) lbs presl'nled by Mrs Webberâ€" perly) Mrs J McCow‘atl. 20d. LLAéS 19â€"01mm. SEEDS, no. Fall \‘l'llcal. 2 bushels, 1:51 C Nipllswalidcr, 3d , 2nd (10 J Nigllswniidcr, 2d; 3rd do F Smith, Id , _ Spring “heat. 2 bushels, Isl S Baker, 3d; lld do W m Puget 2d: 3rd doJ G Thomson, 1. Outs. wllilo 0| yellow. 2 'busllcls, lst J Ba- ker, .‘ld ; 2nd do J Ir‘u‘lil. 2o; 3rd (20 'l‘ Gib- sod 1d ‘ Ill .ck cats. ‘2 bushels, Isl S Rennie. 3d : and (10 Will I‘orlar, 2d. , Puts. illnrlowfaI, 2 bushels, Isl J Baker, 3d; 2Ild do J higllswlintler, 2d; 3ld d) J Plpllcr. 1d ' ’ Pens, sills 2nd do U Nigbswandcr, 2d ; 3rd do J (7 Mar- telir, Id Bb'I'lt‘ly. ti rowed,‘.2 bushels, Isl S Ilcnllio. 3d . 2nd do '1‘ Gitsoit. 2d ;‘3rd do J L Paler- soli. Id , ' Bul'lt‘Y, 2 rowod. 2 bushels, 1st J Lemon, 3d ; 2nd (I0 'I‘ Uibscll.‘l£d, 3rd do S L Pater- son. Id. 1 Timothy seed, I busllt~l,1sll' Dallllolomew. 2d ; 2nd do Maw A Bros. Id. Clover Sfit‘d, I bushel. Isl J Louie'u Id ; 2nd do J Baker. Id: -‘ Flax seed. 1 bushel. R unnillgltuin,Qd. 'I‘nes. I bushel, Geo Sharp. Id White beans, I pack, Win Lou. 1d; ‘2ud do 11 llobson. 50c. Indian cotll,2-Ieurs 1le Lemon. Id ; 2nd (lo (3 Gregory. 5111:. .. ‘ Barrel cl' Flour, Isl'J‘oIln Rector, 2d ; Qnd do Ii. B Crosby. Id ' Buckwheat, Jacob Lemon . 2d OLA is" 20’â€" imo'rs. . v Early potatoes, 1;.llushels, Isl J G Mct‘lclls, 2d; ‘ZIHI do ll Lea, 5"c. I’olaloes I; bus'lels. d doJ Harper; 1d , 3ld do J Hand, 50.; Mange] I‘t'ul‘Zel,rlo_ng red or yellow. 12 roots, >181 S ROIIIIIO. Id ; i‘nditb‘J Harper 5th. ' Mongol wu-znl. globe. 12 roots, Isl 8 Ron- nio. Id ; 2nd do G M Unison, 5llc. ' Palsnips, 1'2 roots. IstJ;-Wl'igbt,1d; 2nd do S Ilelillie, 50c ». .1 . , , Ilmls. common, 12 roots. 1st .1 Wright, 1d; ‘2nd do Gun Cooper, SI (2 Turnips, Swede, 12 rOOIE.T Burton. 50c. (.‘alrels. while. 12 tools, “"111 llood, Id; 2nd do Jas Lewrie. 50c. Carrots, long orange, 1'2 tools, Isl J \Vriglit, 1d ; 2nd do SJiDI’JIIB 50¢. Sugnrhcet 1‘2 roots, I>I S. Rennie, Id; ‘2lld do J G Freeman, 50c. 2n cuss 21â€"Hou'ricu L'I'Ulial. PRODUCE. Apples. fall. ‘or Cooking, 12,1s' J Nigh- swantlcr, Id : 2nd do G Taylor, sr, 501:. Apples, l'all,tible use, 12. Isl J Lawric, Id ', 2nd do (i Le lie 5: Sons. 50c. Apples. willlcr, for cooking, 1'2. DStrceilier, Id ; 2nd do F Nicllolson, 50c. ” Apples winter. for table use, 12, 1st I“ hit cllolson, Id‘. 2nd doG Taylor, sr, 50c. 12 varieties ol'apples. Ii of oac'i. and named 1st G Taylor. sr, 2d . 2nd do W Lea, Id. Largest and host assortment of apples, 3 of each. named, Isl G Leslie and Sons, 3d ; and do W Len, In. Crab ripples} peck. G Leslie 8L Solis, 1d. Pears, fall. 12, let P Nicholson, Id , 2nd do J Fables-r, 500. Peers, winter. 1‘2. 1st .1 Fairless. Id ; 2nd do G (J Fenwlcli, 500. ‘ Plums, 20,1st C Gregory. 1d; 2nd do F Nicholson. 50c Grapes, black. 3 clusters. Isl Hon DRcoso.-, 1d ; 2nd do 'I' Btecklleil, 50c. Grnpos,white.3 clusters, Ist G Leslie & Soils, Id ; 2nd do llon D Rcosor. 500. Grapes. red. 3cluslers. lst G Leslie & Sous Id ; 2nd do “on D Ilcssot, 50c. Pumpkins, Illnmmotll. 2, PVNICIIOISUII, 1d. Cauliflower. 3 heads, Isl G Cooper. 1d ; 2nd do F Mcholsoil. 50c. lied cabbage. 3 bonds. In J VVrIght, 1d : : 2nd . gnd do R Id; 2nd do G Cooper 50c 2nd do I“ Nicholson. 59c, Gelmnu raised word,‘ Miss 'l‘own 2d. QIIn 5 heads table cahbnge,151 J Nicholson, 1d; Mrs R, Cunningham Id. 2nd do G Cooper, 50c. Hair flowers. Mrs A Colo 2d. 12 table turnips. 131 F NifihOlBOn. 1d . 20d Silver wire flowers. Miss J Denisun 2d, 2nd Mrs P Barlicy 'ld. Paper flowers, Mrs A Cole 1d, 2nd Mrs J Lisley 50c Fealller flowers, Miss Weir Id. Specimen bend work, Mrs 1‘ Reesor 2d, 2nd Miss A I‘Lckardt 1d. Moss work, Mrs Dr Roesor Id. Farmer's wreath. Mrs A Cole 3d, 2nd Mrs J Barker 2d, 3rd lurs J Tran Id. Wax flowers, Miss PSI'I'ICI‘ 2d. Wax Shells. tars Jolili Jerman 2d. ‘2Iid Mrs C Nigltswander Id Collection oflomatoes. Isl J- Nicholson. 1d; 1 quart pit-kllllg onions, I‘sI W W Fry. 1d ; 2nd do .1 Wright 500. Vegetable oyster. Isl J Wright, 1d,- 2nd 0 W II Fry, so... Onions, red, I peck; IstJ Wright, 1d ; 2nd do I‘ Nicholson. 50c. 0..ions, white or yellow, I pcck,.l Wright, THOMAS B. COPELAND, _ agitatumaplty, PHOTOGRAPHER, RIC HMOND HILL. BEGS to inform the public that no is pro- to lurtlish all kinds of PICTURES a mums A 1' TH It} MIArlIII ItnyflgflifltLdnâ€"llnfiifi 'Raytiierf IIoiic In tdcbread; Isl Mrs 1‘ W Patterso'li,‘ the ltuller ODIulllllngI'lIB prize to be her pro - i “,2 bushels. Ist S Relliiie,3d : ‘ Ilageuiiiutl, Id; 3rd 110‘ TV I 11s}. 1’ Barillb‘omcw. 2, ' G (.‘ooper, 50c Colery,3 roots, Ist J Nicholson, 1d ; do (1‘ Cooper. 500. - ’l‘omatocs. l2, Isl (1 Cooper, Id, 2nd rlo G Mitchell. 5- c Ciireiis. 3. G l ooper, Id ; 2nd doJ Wright, 5tlc. . Table squash, 3 J Baker Id. ‘2Ild do W 11 Fry, 50c. 1 Red pepper, 1'2. l Nicholson, 50c. l Water Melons, 3, W’ Lea, 1d. 2nd do G gCoopcl', fillc. 2nd .I Nicholson, Id, 2nd do I" l lllllrli melons, 3 1“ Nicholson 1d. 2nd do I“ Whitley. Id erglll, 50c. I , Variety garden vegetables. G Cooper. 3d, |2nd do J Wright. 2d, 3rd .10 I“ Nicholson, Id. - Bouquet, W Lea. Id, 2nd [.1qu Wright. 50c. 1 CLASS 2'2 FARM IMPLEMILKTS. I Reaping and mowing niadliine conlbiilvd, Brown do Mulr. Fdfitnd do .1 Ilarlis 6L Suit, (id. § Reaping machine, Brown J; Patterson, 0d, ‘2lld do ‘ntterson Jr Booth. 4d Mmillgmaclliue. Patterson 61. Booth. (id. 2nd do A Harrie on Soil 4d. Brow u do Patterson recommended. Double Waggon, wi-oden axle. I’riugle 6'; Morgan, 8d,2ud do Spclgiit & Sou. 4d Spring market waggon, Pringle & Jorlilati. , 5d, 2nd do Morgan 6:. Walls, 31. | Horse cant, Speiglit & Son, 21d. i Plough, double fuIrow. John Robinson, (id. I’lougll.iron, Geo Wilkinson, 3d. 1 Plough, wrought iron beam. wood handles. Geo Wilkinson 3d, 2nd do Patterson and Booth. 2d. ~ , Plough, double in .uldboard, John Jermain. 3d. 2nd do John Robinson, 2d. ' .Plongli, castbeam, Glbuey and Son, 3d, 2nd do A I’leurv, 2d. Gang plough, Geo Wilkinson, 3d, 52nd do A I’leury. 2d. Cultivator, weed or iron, F & G Morgan, 3, ‘ Ilarrow,lron,Julln Mackenzie. 3d, 2nd do l" «'k' G Morgan. 2d. , Harrow. wood, no prize awarded. r Land roller, A Flcury, 2d. 'I'urni,» drill, A I'loury, 3d. Turnip scuflicr, G '1‘ Bsmbl'idgc, 2d, 2nd to A Pleury. Id. Turnip slicer, A Pleury, 2d. Horse buy fork S Ilaymer, 2d. Straw cutter, A I‘leury. 2d, 2nd do L But- lerfiold. Id. Washing machine, Win Matheson, 2d Fanning mill. A & \V \\ ilsoii, 4d, ‘2nd do \an Russell, 2d. Grain crusher. A Flcury 3d. Sawing tllatllinc l'cr cross-cutting logs, A Plenty. 5d Grass sci d solver. A Floury. 2d. Farm wll olbarrow, A I’lcury. $1 50. l ,l CLASS Qvlâ€"CAEIUAGES AND (’U'I'I'IJKS. Ono horse covered caxriuge, slugleisenlt‘d, 11 R \anos. 0d. Two horse open carriage. double heeled. II I ‘ 1: Walls, Gd,2nd do II it Walls, 4d - -0ne horse optil carriage, single seated. II R Walls, lid. 2nd do D Uonboy 4d Cutlor, Ior one or more horses, D Conboy. 3d, 2nd do II Ii Walls, 2d. (.1433 24â€"Lizn‘tlutt AN!) TIMI-1s. Leaillerllsrlisss. 2 sides, J Robinson. Irl, .‘étid do J Robinson, 50c. Leather, upper, two sides, J Robinson, Id. 2nd do J Robinson. 50c: Leather. kip, two skills, J Robinson, Id, 21111 do J Robinson. 50c. Leather. calf, six skins. J Robinson. Id. 2nd do J Robinson. 50c. Boots, call, sewed, 1 pair. Calliglinn: . Boots, course, 1 pair, I" ‘ tau.“ Id. I J: Mons guitars, I pair. .. ,_lian. Id; '3 Ladics’ gutters, l pail, I’ Callaghan, Id. Harness, team. | sci. P Callaghan. 5d " Harness. cal'liugc, double, G Diuby, 5d, 2nd (10 U Digby, Zld. Harness. siilgle..l set. C Shatlkel, 211. End (In G Johnson. 2d. Harness. carl, G Digby 3d Saddle._blldlu and um nirgule, G Digby, 3d LMA'I'HIJI MANUFAC- CLASS Eoâ€"lvoouzn usuuncnunus. Flannel. Ilcllic-Ilinde. l0 )‘ds. Int J Hood. 2d. L’ntl J L Patterson Id Full Cloth, home mad . IO yds, hand loom. Isl J Lazellby. 22d. 2nd J Gorlliley HI. One pair blankets, home Illude. IstC nglIS‘ wander 2d, Qlld Mts llorsley Id. Gent's plaid, IstJ Culling 2d. 2nd Mrs G Vunllorn Id l’a‘lr horse blankets, Isl Mrs J Canning 2d, 2nd Mrs VullllOI'II Id Stockings, '1 pair, Isl Mrs W Hulchisou ld. 2nd Mrs Jas G Thomson 50c. Socks 1 pair, 'sl Mrs W IIltIcliiSoli 6d. 2nd ,' Mrs D McKllInon 50c. ~ . Wool Mus. 1 pair, Isl Mrs’N Johnson Id. 2nd Mrs Hood 500. ‘ . Hollie spun plant, I pound. lst Mrs W Milv ' Ier jr Id. and Ml‘s w only are. Table carrots, 12,1siJ Wright. 1d; 2nd do I I Fain-y basket. Mrs P Barker Id, Quilts iu crochet, Mrs J G Thompson 241 2nd Hrs :1 Cole Id Quilts ill knitting, Mrs P Vandal-burg L’d, 2nd Mrs H Mlllal‘ld ' QtLll ill silks. Miss “under 2. Quilt in piece work. tilts J Quanlz 2d, T'lld Mls W Clary Id Quilts ill log cabin, tars Meyer 2d, 2nd rm “)1')“ rd. ling carpet. Mrs 11 Hall 2d,2nd tars W Itil~ lor. Id. Ilcnrth rug. LOVVEST RATES. Framing done to order. Negativn pic? Served. old pictures carefully copied and en'- Inrned. &0. Parties Iiaviogpicturcs of child- ren taken are tequested to be at the Gull”, ~ctwo .n III a m and 3 p. m. Entrance to gallery between PLIUCTOR‘S HOTEL and MOUDIE’S s’rons. Miss Horsloy, Id. 20d A '1' Plain Sewing machine work. $o1iu Bear 1d, “ 0“ THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."~ 2nd Henry [tuba-on soc See Deutelonomy, chop. xii, verse 11 owing machine at work. C L A R KE ’ 8 2nd W Bell Id. . ‘ World Famed Bloodllixturs. Trade Mark " Blood Mixture." ' Henry Robson 2d. , onus 27â€"~l‘INE ARTS. Oil painting. amateur. animals In W Lu «Id 21111 G Iladkin 2d. Oil painting, ulnaleur.p0strnit, MISS F Hodg- sotl 4d, 2nd do do 2d. all Impul’ilcs, cannot be too Ilighlr [mullllm _Ull painting, amateur. our subject, G Rali- ded ' 0 k104i]. 2nd Joseph, Q‘s/yids 2d, V , , - 4 _ For Scrofttln. lScurvy, Skill Dis-nus. and Water color, u’liillluls Joseph'S'wi’l 52d: 2nd Sores of all kinds ii is n never-failing and p0?- G Rankin Id‘,‘ 3rd Miss E Ilodgson 50c. llinllellt cure. I ' Water color, flowers, Miss L‘ Ilodson 1d, find It cures old Sores Lures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck. Hrs G Frecillaii 50c. Vl'ulor color, landscapes. Mrs W Lea, Id, 2nd Cures Ulccraled Soto Logs Cures blackheads. or Pimp lea on the Net. Mrs (.‘rowle 50c. Water color portrait, Miss E Hodgson Id. Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers .Pencil crayon, coloured. Mrs Crowle Id, 2nd Miss S Hm’gson 50c. ‘ Cures Blood and Skill Discus". Pellcl:_dI-hwing,ilss J nclllackow Id. 2nd G (lures Glandular Swellinsa. Itnllklli.:.-0c Clears the Blood from all ilnp‘urc'muttcr, Pencil oottrait. Miss E Hodgscn Id. From whatever cause arising. -Cnsc slufl'ed bilds and animals As this mixture is pleasmltgot taste. and Ballibrldgc. 2d. warranted free fromvanytbing in nrious to tho - Plano. Challcs Chapman. 5d,2lld do 11B ltiost delicate constitution ofeitlicr sex. the Recsor, 3d. Proprietor solicits sufferers to give it a trial to ‘Ulg‘all. II B Reesor, 3d., 2nd no Charles lesl its Vfllue- ’ Chapman. 2d. ' Thousands of testiannials frI-In all parts. Ornamental pellmansb‘lp. Robert Lumler. Sold in Bottles 2s 3d each. and ill (lanai. Id, 2nd do [1 simmoug, 50¢ ' containing six tunes the quantity. In each;- Specnncn of Juvellery, James G:niit, 0d. 511010191“ ‘0 Cm?“ “ Pel'lllf-"m" c“"° i“ ll“ 2nd do James Grant, Ud great In ujority oflung standing "aschW ALL CLASS QRNMISCLLMNWUS' CIIEH‘IS'I‘S and PATENT MEDICINE Bureau K “av & (,0 3d and do D Jo, ‘ VLNDCRS throughout the world. I so“. 2dr 1 . r I “1‘ lSale‘IJ’l'tip‘rlelor,iI“z J CI.AKKE,CIIchsI, Sofa. hair cloth. it Ilay .3. Co. 3d, 2nd do A 1 LLARliJEG. lifibh L'MULN' G Johnson. 2d ‘ d ' Chairs. 6 hair cloth, R. Iluy t\ Co. 3d. EXPORT AGENTS. George Colman street, I l(.‘clitrc luble,R Ilay..\' Ce, 2d, 2nd doT .oillsoli. ld ' - Bur ornc, Burb' r ‘ . Diningtahlo, ’1‘ Johnson. 26 , 2nd do R ghondoll. MEGS and CO Hay 62. Co. 1d. NeWbory and Sons,” Nowgute Strcrl.Lonthn lanrl door. factory made. Speight & Son. 1. Barclay and Sons, 95 Farriogdon Street Lone Set of Venetian lillntls, Spelgllt ck Soil, ld. don. . Sample of tinwate. G Yanzam, N, ‘2nd do Sanger and Sons. Oxford Street London. R Jr J Anthony. out: And all the Loudoll Wholesale Houses. falllplfi oi polltlsrl}: LJR Burns. Id. ‘arm or scion )ell, ones ck. Co 2d ‘ 1 ‘ (looking sluvc, G R Vuuznlil, 3d, 2nd do R Anthony. 2d. V ‘ llIoIllrcaI.-â€"Evans,Melcur and Co., ‘Vholcnlp y Parlor stove, C It Yallzaill. 2d, 2d do G R ‘- Drugglsts. Lymans, Clare and Co. . Vanzullt, III. M .7 - Toronto.â€"â€"Elliottand Co. Wholesale Drug- Sunlple of Castings, Gibncy 5c Sou, 2d. ‘lnd “ gists. Slmpler and Owen. do A, Fleury-Id. ‘ ~ - ’ . Ilamilton.-\Viiinei and Co. ‘2 bunches of shingles, .' S Gl'ovc.”2d. Haliqu â€"Avary, Brown and Co . Marble Iiendslmle, P Wiolnn, 3d. ' Sample ofprittiilig,"1'l It Carson, Economist office. 3d. , Musicâ€"bless bands-:10 be on tho grounds during both toys of cxltibilitll -â€"-.\Ialkllam buildâ€"40d. ' glgrintltttutl filmpltatmta. . -â€"__d _â€"._._____. AUCTION SALE. THURSDAY. Oct 16.â€"â€"Cash Sale of lum- bet‘ .and cordwood, at‘Morlson's Mill Oak Ridges, rouge Street. The proper TOIiONTO. I\ G RICULTURAL WAREHOUSE Coverlet. ’wovcn Isl Miss S I'ipller 1d, 2nd Mrs J Dunlop 5pc. . Boil comforter, Ist Mrs G Taylor Id, 211d Mrs W Ililtchll'oli 50c CL\55 26â€"1.A I'IEH’ DIJ’ARTML‘N'I‘ l Lady’s Dress. 1st Mrs G Lundy 2d, 2nd Mrs C D Marlins 1d. 3d Mrs 11 Robinson 5lIc. Child'sdrcss. Isl Mrs C Cook 2d, 2111] Mrs H Robinson Id, Lady’s Iliiderclotlling, 1st Mrs C Sharp 2d, 2nd Mrs B Hagamau 1d, 3rd Mrs 11 Robinson 50c. l Lady’s undorclolhitlg, consisting of chemise drawers and night gown (lstptizc presented by Mrs Illioho'ttom. garments obtaining prize ‘ to be her properly) Isl. Mrs C I) MellousIOd. bonnet. any material. Isl Mrs 11 Robinion Id, 2nd Mrs H Robinson 50c ‘ l'lIIlbroidcty on muslin. Isl Mrs Farrier III, . 2nd Mrs Daniel 50c l Llilbi‘ritlety on (Ioltoti. Ist Mrs Fcriier, 1d, 2nd Mrs Danie 5 50¢ . ‘ Embroidery. worsted, Ist MissBru‘im Id,2.ld ' Miss Perrier 50c. Braiding in silk,.lst Miss A Eckardtrld. 2nd Mrs A Ncison 50c Braiding In worsted, 1st Miss Sister Id. 2nd Mrs F Recsor 50c I I Knitting. fancy Iii cotton, Ist Mrs B Ungl- muli Id. 2nd Mrs J Barrows 50c Knitting. fancy. in thread. Isl Mrs A Young Id, 2nd Mrs J Burrows 50c. _ .- Cottou stockiil s klIilted.1sl Mrs V John son Id. 2nd Mrs P Cniinghan 50c. Netting, Ist Miss IIorsley Id. ‘ZIId Miss (- A Johnston ..Uc. Telling Isl Miss Fierhelder 1d. 'thd Miss I“ Roosol- 50c. - Shirl. tine, hand made. geiillcniau's Ist Mrs A Young 2d, 2nd Mrs W Les Id Shirt. flannel, hand made, gentleman's Isl. M s G Cook 2d, 2nd Mrs C Cook Id. Shirt, fine, machine made, gentleman's, 1st Miss Fe trier 2d. Shirt. flannel. machine made, genllcmau's, 1st Mrs J HlyIIIBI' 2d. 2nd Miss M Runner Id. Csochel work. Isl Mrs W l-BO Id. 2nd Miss Fer-ier 50c. Ornamental Iieddle work, Miss l‘erricr Id. 2nd Miss Slater 50c Slippers, worked, Miss N Fletcher Id. 2nd Miss Ferrior 50¢. Toilet set, Miss Ilorsley 1d, 'I‘ldy. cotton, Mrs I“ Recsor 1d. 2nd Mrs J Sirlcy 500. . Tidy, wool. Miss 11 Tune N. 2nd Mrs J Jor- mau 51in, Ottoman, “in A Crawford Id, Lamp mat, Miss II 'l‘nlio, Id. 2nd Miss A Clary 50c. Ccuz work. Mrs J Russell Id, Sofa pillow. Miss Brown 1d. 2nd Mrs 1“ Banner 50c . Leather worlt, Mrs A Coll Id. Berlin wool flowers. Mrs A Clarcy Id. Berlin wool Irate. Miss Sirley 1d, 2nd Miss Farrier 50c. Berlin wool flat, Miss Fierheldor 2d, 2nd Miss Bartholomew 1d. Berlin wool raised. Miss E Hood 3d., 2nd Miss L Kennedv Id. jf‘F‘ftins-r, O ty of Mr. Thomas MOrtsoti. J. Gortnley Auctioneer. '- a. AND ' SEED salons: , ottber 17,- Credit Sale of Farm Stock, Ittibleii‘liflfls,“&c. on lot No. 6, in the 2nd Cotl._,of King, the property of Mr. James Rafferly. Sale at 10 o’clock. J. Gormley, Auctioneer. Wiziixssna‘x, Oct. 22. ~~Crcdit Sale of Farm ' Stock elm; without any reserve, on lot No. 33, of the 3ld Coll. of Markham, the propctty of Mr. Josephus Baker. Sale to commence at twelve o’clock noon. J. Gormley Auctioneer. Parlieslgetiing Sale Ilills printed at this office \vill‘l'ebeiv‘e a notice similar to , the above, runs of charge. 132 Adelaide Street East.- The, largest selection of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ! AND 11.413 VESTING TOOLS MARRIED. Wiiai'â€"Honi\'uit,â€"By the llev. John Hunt, Oil the 7th inst., at lllc:rcsldvncc of the brides l’alhel, Mr Sylrunus Wrny, of Tootinlsetb, lo Hulllluh Marin second (laugh ter oer Jacob IIOI‘IICI', Malkhltm. glut: @dtttiarmratr. 7 Wanted. VJ ‘ EA(‘}IICIl--I\lr. LLâ€" I‘orS.S. P1021 King holding 2nd class Provincial Corlificste Duties to commence Isl Jan. 1874 Appli- v III the Dominion. TURNIP SEED! A SPECIALITY. 'I\' M . RENNIE, 779-1!‘ 'I‘oitos'ro. Orr. V Griffin. John I’, rations stating salary will bd receivl-d until Isl Novenldcr “:73. r Good recommendations required. Wilt. S'I‘FI‘IIE‘NS, Secretary and 'l'rclsuâ€"cr. 'l‘etnpclatlcevill I’ 0. filiatrllaarnua. STRAYED. M A S O N I C H A L Ll AME;UN THE ranmrstzs. LOT to, 1st Con, Vaughan, all old red cow. 'I’Iié RICHMOND HILL, owner is “3,”!pr ,0 PM“ Worm“, p", “- es, ._ ,TIIIIRSIEAY tyrants, our. 16TH. P“? ‘“ ° “as mm, m, ‘7 Vaughan, Sept. 17th, 1873. JA M n s '1‘ AY LOR’S COMIC OPERA COMPANY l' Reorganized,audailgmcntetl , , iron FALL AND mama -T0 was ADMISSION 2.3c : RESERVED SEATS 50 STRAYED. ROM'I‘IIE PREMISES or THE Markham. about the Isl August last, A MOLLY unless coming 3 years old. Ain‘t“ giving such inIolmntloit as will lend to bonu- covel'\ will be rewarded ; and any person do- tainillg her in their possession after thiritmoo will be prosecuted according to law. ALEX. BROWS- Butlonville. Sept. I5, 1873. '3 Is Doors open at 7:30 ;' performance at 8. JNO. D. SULLIVAN. Business Manager. List of Letters 1 EMAINING IN THE RICHMOND llill Post Ilice. lstOclober. 1873: Ambler, W. (2) Hughes, G. P. Armstlong, A llnfl'ey. B. Ashley, James Jewell, ,G. Aldrich)“ George Klinck, Joseph A. AIIIls. J. _ Korswill. James Benson, Mrs’Jnnc “Kirkland. James Beers.J R. M. Kea‘e. F. firmdel, Jol‘lii Kendrick, Bridget Brown. George Kirkland, Alex. Bogg, Vinstcr WilliamLce, Reuben Baldwin, Henry Mahoncy. James Brillingcr, Jonathon McWade . John Batu. Mrs Sarah McNair, Ilohert Brnsel, Jolitl McMillan, William l min w. Jacques, J. _N. (:olomau, Thomas Bra-lion. James McCaffrey. Robert 'f‘ Al'll’fld 5,- Blurbldsc. and man: 0111!“ Cook, Frank McLaughlin. Alex. ""“d l‘” “'“l‘” “WW- Caislcy. John McMastcr. James CosgrochJolm. Rumble. George Dollmagc. Phillip A. Reid. James Lixon, L'dward smith, Mrs J. Deans, George Stuckdnlc, '1‘. Elliot. Miss Sarah '"Sims,'Johu Fisher, Bernhard Sirllpsnli.,Adnline Frock. James Scott, Henry , Stephenson. Joseph ‘ Smith. Mr (gravel pit) ' Thompson. 'I'honias Terrell. Thomas Vt ilson. Rob’t (mason) WE. the undersigned. resident! of Cornwallis, Nov: Scotln. (where it was formerl y prepared). having observed the astouishln ’ effects rcsultiu from the use 0 Giuliani‘s PAIN ERADIOA'I'OR, an hn‘In tiled It ourselves and in our families with the lies succcu, - for the removal or complaints for which itlslu. tended, confidently recommend It to the public“ surpassing any Llniment or I’ain Killer In use:â€" wtlllum Murray, Pastor of the North Comwnllll Presbyterian Church, James Parker, Pastor of tho l‘llird (tornwdils Lin list Church. James G. Hen- llgaz, WcsIz-yan Min stcr,Cannlng, David Freeman. 'astot of the Baptist Church, Cunnin . John R. .t-ztll, Pastor of the Congregational C arch, Cul- ‘iug, John Read, Wesleyan Minister, Bcrwlck. ‘orllwallis, Ebenezer Iiigclow, J. I‘., Levi W. .tIIl)", .l. P.,.Iolili H. Clark,J. P., David E1113. LP... 'Itliip Weaver, .1. I'., Peter Wickwirc, J.P.,Thom overt, J. I’., Charles licsl, J. P.. IIauIey CNHhIM. Eh, loll-l Norlhlip,.1luiios lllcnkhorn J. S. Witter. .lcs Iv) l'arkcr, S. G. Kerr, Chas. 3. Bsirhldfi, IAPER BOOKS or ALL KINDS AT the HERALD Book 8101.. OETICAL WORKS, 0F AL. m difl‘ctenl posts. at the Hxlsln Good. 3.6856 Store. Grav. David Granger. Mrs Henry Howard. James ’Ilnstings._ Alonzo are C H 0 0 L REQUISITES OF : ' MJTEEFYI P-M- kinds at the HERALD Book Store. For cleansing riid clearing the blood from I scriber. lot 11, rear of the 3rd Coin or, .