: :u; 1 .\.\ l Ab'&~'l`\H:'l` |\'l\':.\"r. x\' \ In vnnuncucc their regular tril Ugulcnslvurg. Uswegu, Cluxrluttc ( ' llm.'hv:stcr, Niagara Falls and BI. ` 4l`UHU.\"l`U, on the 27th inst. (:()l`.\'(`- E.\.\"l` at 4 .-\..\ l.`Ul.\'( \\'EST at P.) I-`..r l`.........,. T: I. . - I` or I I-`ulger ' and Riv ....~\ nu` `l. mu Ntn-eh. M .\fternoou \.\l' : Kingston and (`ape Vincent I-`orry. 1 1 1U.\l.\[ ENUING LIONDAY. `lth inst, the i ' .\'te;m\er \\'_-\TERTO\\'N, L`. Hitrckloy, b\:ur., Master. will leave Kingston daily (Sun- , lsys excepted) l \AP_,-=|\r ,1. - 1 -nrv-n ;\nl:1t 3 [`.)I., on the arrival of the G.T.R. | train "from \Vcst and Bay of Quintc .\'t.ezuner, `connecting at Cape \'incent._ with the 5:15 o }'..\I. train. arrivimr in (bswmrn at 9:30 P M I ..II, Lfillll, LLl"I'l\'llIb' Ill \'S\\'l`g0 at 'JZ.$U I".;\l., lluxne 9:30 P..\l., and New York at 8:00 .~\..\l., an-1 also cnllnectlng with the N. '1`. (.'u`s Pro- pellers for Oswego and all \\'esturn Ports. l>l"I!Ivn\'I\'.- cu; sAT1'1:D_-\\'s- (`ape Vincent at I0 1 . Meals to be had fun 1 Fur freight or passa (L .-. .uun(l`e:|l cwry 3 ml) at H.\|.P~l`.<\.\"l` Lun ;unf.-\lcx;mclrin l > 1 Kingston and Wolfe Island En-ry. C/1U)I.\lE.\'L`I.\'(2 this day, the Steznner (L~\ZEI.LE will run as under during the summer mouths :- 4 v I i } '\ |.c||\' | ` OMMENUINU or: '1'UJ:;SUA1, '_'z5I.u 111251.... ' the Steamer GAZELLE, 1). Pykc, ; master, will leave Kingstxm for Gananoque, touching at the intermediate places on Howe Island and the Main Shore, .. ....m.un ur \vn`Tn\TF`..\'I)AV_ THURS- 1 `1uN.\'l.~"l`lts'; \'l`|.` \ \I Lu: rur I atssctgc nckcts apply at the olcc of Ralger l >ros.. Ontario Street. or at the Lake ml Ki\'cr` Steaunhoat Utlicu, St. Lawrence Vharf, foot of Johnson Street. l a.sseugcm going to the \\'est can procure ` .`ickvts via (heat \\'est.ern, Detroit and Mil- I .;ml-we mnl .\Iichigzm (`cntral liailwhys for lg-tr:-it, L`l1iczLgn. I\lilw:mkec, (lrnml l[:u'en, ` .1u1 also for all the princip:sl points in the 1 Nest, and also via Pzwilic l{a.i1rn:ul to Utah, 1 \'cbr:\.~1k:L. Colormlo, N c\';n1;1 and California` If A comfortable and convenient \V:\itin v E {mom for Ladies and Gentlemen on the \\'harf. ,C...H. H.-\'l`(.`H, Agent. Kingston, June `23, 1871. 1 l 1\r_\.\l.`| |.V`i (II _ ` .\'l'E.-\.\lEl{S .v\'l`lll`l.\l.-\.\' , .` .\11\'.\`.~ll.\' IAN A"II , U. -.-H-. I |.\I-.\|II_\ >l{l.\"l'lll.\.\' Island and the Mam buorc, Every TUESDAY, VVEDNESDAY, THURS- DAY and FRIDAY at 4 P.M. _,u. *. )1- \\'i1l lca.\-'e Cape \'-mc(-ut . At 8:05 A.)L, `on 1kl"l'i\':L1 nf train from i Ionle, &c., unqetinlg the (G,'I`.l}. trains for East `: .u and the Bay Qf Quinta and Lake 1 tcmners. | NIL! I. IS.` Ann, L "111 leave every \VEDl\' ESDAY g DAY at 5:30 A.M. and s I .M. :,,.:,_L. A. nrfausllvll annlv on 1: |':|n:ullaun E At 821]) P..\I.. on arrival of train from Home :c., meeting the G.T.R. trains for East and } Vest and the morning steamer for Montreal. On S.-\T['l`.D_\\'.\` the st:-anwr will leave * - v- .... ..o In 1- \l ;...,+.....1 ..c a 1 \l I (I. Jl. l\l.V|l] I!ll'\.V, I-`en'y \\'ha.rf. foot of Brock Street. Kingston, June `23, 1871. - Iligston and Gannnogue Route. (w.\1.\11~:; u1\' 'l`UE.\`DAY, -zsm inst., . bk- \`os-nun-r l{()\'.-\ L ottawa and Kingston PASSAGE AND FIusIGH' IgE. 1. OMMENCING T0-MO'RRO\\' um inst.) the new and commodjoua Upper-Cabin 3 } I 3 Steamer ` LOUISE. \ ', I _ LOUISE, ` C.u>1`.ux Rwnx, . fill be on this line between 1 Kingston, leaving Kin ton on and FRIDAYS at 3 P. ., lcnvir ]MONDAYS and THURSDAYE ...na..a gt the intennediate stpl I110 13:11. l)4v\I -.-.-. I G. M. KINGHORN, Ferry \\'h.-uf, foot of Brock Street. Kingston, May 1, 1371. , U.u'!'A1x xu.-xx, ! Ottawa and. lea:viug on. TUESDAYS A 8:` Wm M I Q on` `- gt 7 A.M., 1 csllmg at sto npmg laces, `ioounecting at Smith's Fa.lls_-wit. the rock- 1, ` vine gag Lntguvs Ra.i_l\;va.y running North uni i a....n. ' -\v|.1\I 11 13:31 'ur l`:us;Lgc Tickets : ger Bros_, Untxu-in .\ )AY 5:30 A..V1. auu o 1.m. ` For freight or pa.sagc apilf on board or to I G. M. ' NGHURN, `I Ferry \Vha.ri, foot of Brock Street. 1 Kingston, March `27, 1871. THE DAILY NEWS. uuang an. L315`. \ uicclu. \\'lI.nI.l1c DZU4) _-\. .Vl. ` . a.rri\'ing in Usvregn at noon, Rome 1'1:-I0 , Albany 5:25 1 .M., New York 9:30 r--I > A.`M., after .'u'ri\':1l of G.T.R. trains . anal X-sc and the Lake Stemm-nu, g at C315-. Vincent with the 8:05 _\..\1. i\'illQ U.~l\\'(*uu at nnnn Rnunn 1-.10 l mmtc their 7 I Ian. DYE LINI". is Ctllllpl mg .\`l l.ENl)ll) l'l'l'l'l|{- . -u- no) 3 ' H.\l.I-1 .\lAll. 'l`||llUl'\ : ll LIN E. l:`..\pro:.;s `Linc. NH of the SPLE) .II<`I?\' 1 N:u'i-.:atiun I xugnwrs Hf UH: ahuvc 1.-lll m`r-In-r \\'|mrI'. foot of 'l'nrun1u and Ilmmiltuu. lays vxcvptvd) at H |<`_|'.\'|` U-"" n l'l\ Ll -.-Ly. . : ,..\ yuru) ill. '-I`.-\S'l' l"l\'l'I ,.o 4| . unv au'.'uIl\`l`S WH .\|urning (blumlay IVE, [mulling :1 Run- s regular tn an Inn Allldil Falls and l ...n'..L.\ :5. re :11-wply on hoaml ( U. M. KlN(2}l0l{.\', -5 t1\r~` .19 l).....`I. 5'5... Capt. J. J. Morley, J. B. l'Lst.os_ u. the Dulyhud V. n. |.;suL'a, trirs between (`llllrluf 9.4- b ..v........... awn -.-\......v.-.. '..\l. instezul of S l .M. 1 u u \ w it l`|*`f., nr ` b`l LE.\' DID L.~\Kl (`apt fmnpaully. ; ' it I '|\.rv-. \|.:llul1l1_g tor l .u1l'a.lu), :Lml ` I":xirgriu V. K elley. Si ng`l:ur. Is`... ..I| I (H `UV {~('.\Bl.\ ,s1,25 lurid! an (Q IV`! and FRI- n Captain :`;At Stacey s Book Store; KINGSTON, Books! Ilooks ! Books! ; ` Bl LL iCHILD'S BOOK * '\lAY BE ()'FAINE{) BY THE USE 1 of I-l{'\RART Q Uur assnrtlnent u1 nuun;c1':s now cmnplete, and the l11-st (11 be ttml readily by the Uptumv Eye-'I'ric-r. F . in`, 10050` `I, Among 1: : ticnlarly m G ENUINE BIIAZILI.-\.\' PEBI. -LES. in Tempered Frmncs. _--.-.--.r..v . IuIV1\I\I' r1.- n . A rs ,,,, , ` \ Pxmtuscupic and I eriscopic Spectacles, term- ` ed by mule upticizms I c1'fecte(l." Coloured Spectacles and Goggles. Eye-Glasses, Singlc and Double. Remling Glasses, Magniers, &c. None but linst class gomls kupt, and prices ? mmlcrate. 1 5 ( um::n'c .\`pect:w1u_-s and Eye-Glasses. ' ` i CITY Kingston, June 22, (`heap Stutiom-ry and School Books `HE l$ln"l` .\"l'( >L`l {I-`or NEURALGIA AND RllEIIM:\'l`lSM,"1 J 11110 29. Our aasnrtlneut M... ,.mn..l..+., and LARGE SUPPLY OF ORANGES,| IKE VAR FYI-3 OF UBLE IND ; ? LEMONS, COCOANUTS, &b., &c., ! F SINGLE ACIN'I`Hg0 l _ I `WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, " TULIPS, CROCUS, SNOWDROPS, &..~., [ I W AT THE _ ` , _ _| FRUIT swans or 1:. snlrrn, ' "` "` "4 `" by 1 ozvvuuuo STREET, E. ILPARKER, - . . . Market Square. --- --3--.. ntnl Ann` nnrwmwi , . ` .\IENISCU.`9' PEBBLES, Patent Fmmcs. llulwcnq Nnvula, (:I'.`lI|"u \'.. . {()\\' BELLS- Improved spectacles and Eye- Glasses. \\'ilfunl's THE HEAILTIISTUNE 1 June 14. ACCU UN T . Lin 1 111.4 .., ..,- _-___ , Between Anglo-American Hotel and Harwood House. June 28. AT E. STACEY S. s1`A.\1Ps, In N Always. YUUNH 1.; nulun lllustrz Thomas Mt-Annie) at 00., KING STREET, Near the Market. P:-:Ri-`E01 VISION Kingston, April 1371. At Skinner-`s Drug Store. A LOT OF NE\\' M Medical Hall. 82 King Street. SALUTIFER, other optical articles. 1-r-unummd um, Pus1u\uE s'rAMPs AND ' 1*0.s"1`.\I. cmcns MUSIC Bl)()K.`5, FUR HOBART S 2 Lowest Rates. AND BLANK BOOKS, own mzu1ufn.cturu. oRAEs. :1 splendid number. OF SUNG .;\l)IF..\" Jl PURNAL. pl; IN '11 v\\'1\'. {l'IL'I`]| \' El ), .1 \ cut novel.-3, L.1t:st. Nuvclu. 1. (CANADA), WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY ' `)9 L Times for J uuc. l!J2Nl.i"VA 1uunLc-1'3 u. 5. HOBART. . for this Week. MUSIC A.\'l) PRAISE, and styles is ! illicult eye can 1 1.11:: r ur Patent CyC CILII ` l a.tent Purify the Blood and Beautify the Complexion FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. 1 Equals instrength one gallon of the syrup or decoction : ` 213.55 added tn :1 ninf. nf 3 15 com zed of Fluid Extract of Catawaba. -Gra )e Juice and Fluid Extract ] x 19 . . I ` 1n all diseases requiring a cathartic remedy, and far superior to a " purgatives, such as salts, magnesia, &c. l_ 13 not a patented pill, put up as those ordinarily vended, but the result of ten years experi- menting and great care in preparation. Safe for and taken by children. \ No Nausea, no G1-iping Pains, but Mild, Pleasant and Safe in operation. Two bottles of the FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA and one bottle of the . GRAPE-J U ICE PILLS" are worth their weight in gold to those suffering from , The L`ATA\VABA GRAPE PILLS are done up with great care and in handsome ; bottles. and will surpass all those vended in wooden boxes, and carelessly prepared by inexpe- ricucetl men. comparing with the English and French style of mzunufacturilxg. l All of H. T. Helmbold's Preparations are Phznrmaceutical, not a. single one being patented, \ but all on their own merits. -` n u -: _. ___._ _......__- _ , _ K ...... ..... uu `mu... unu Allhlll. 5 Prepared by II. T. IIELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, : Crystal Palace Pllanuacy, 594 Broadway, New York. ` l .S.r-HELNIBOLD`S EX'1'RAU'I` BUUHU has g.1.1ncd :1. VVOI`l(1- lLle fame. "N 3127 SOLD BY DRU(iGI:3"1`S EVEl{Y\\'HEP.E. 1 CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY` Vl1HE UNPREUEDENTED SUCCESS of Huh. 1'...-mun II\tnI7 Im nnnn Lu Hm. (`AL ` y `nu un r1u:.\,x:.unm LLU ouuuz-.5.) ox \_ this (.`umpa.ny may be seen by the fol- ` lowing cumpu.risun of the new transactions of \ each year :- \ 1868, ` 1869, 1870, IRTI I \Vhilc this extraiordinary and gratifying in- I crease of public support and confidence is due `: iii some measure, to the large prots the Unm- . 1 puny was lately able to divide among its ` i policy holders, it is doubtlesai also to be at- ` tributcxl to the fact tliat this`ia a strictly Ca- ; mulizm Institution, charging low rates of pre- mium. and nlfci-iuLv everv rezmonnble aalvantarze I \ n:uua.n msmmuon, cnargmg low rates or | ` mium, and ocnug every advantage I which prudence and safety can suggest. A fl DAR/[QAV EGO to Donald Mackay s ` HAV L ULV 111-!.J.Vu a gun: assurhcu EIIUUA 1 1 of Clothing, Inanufacturedon the premises, lcdnsisting of All \Voo1 Canadian Tweeds of ythe Latest Styles and Newest Patterns; 3. `ggreat variety of Coats, Pants and Vests of every pattern; .a. great variety of Flannel shirts. VVhite Shirts and Regatta Shirts. pattern ; great variety 01 1: Shirts, Regatta I Ulnnnina made in the latest stvles and ' { Slnrts, VV mce mun: and negawa outrun. Clothing made in the latest styles Work 1 warranted. _ 4 hm-mar nf King and Brock Streets. facing Corner 01 lung mm nrocx anreeba, La. ` the Market Square Kingston. L DONALD MACKAY, = M......1..".+ 'I`..;|, Llay 20. Agent at Kiuguton, This is the time to use good Blood-renewing, Pm rarranted. Corner of King and Streets, facing Inn 1\.f ilfkt Snuare. Kingston. May 10. ' HAVE ON HAND a assorted stock of (`]nf.}1ina. manufactured on Dremises. July 1. , 447 new policies for . , S31 I (X115) 5 4 , 1.uu`.: " _ , about 1,550 new policies for Ill-lL1IIBOLl) S FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE-JUICE PILLS, ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE. (Due Bottle of llelmbo]d'S I-`luid Extract Sarsaparilla DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS. HELJIIB 0LD S Catawaba Graye Juice Pills, Bad Blood, Poor `Complexion, Headache, Nervousness, wakefulness at Ni ht, Costiveness, * and I1-rcgu arities; A SPRING SUIT. and to those suffering from broken and delicate constitutions it V vyof tho: ESTABLISHED 1817. THE "GRAP_E JUICE PILL` 1\.\u *l[ELMBOLD S IIIGIILY CONCENTRATED Equals the Celebrated Lisbon Diet Brink, llelmbold s Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla, IIELMBOLl) S GRAPE-JUICE PILL NEW BLOOD, NEW VIGOR, and New Life. us,-.1 van uubauuv. A. G. RAMSAY, M .... .., L14. n1AunAx, Merchant Tailor. J. STEVVART. as made glass added to a. pint of Water mum-x 1 , Manager. BY USING 1,011`!- l, 150,355 1,534,456 1,350,000 Best Quality, 35 Cents Per Gallon. sleep, and its parents unbroken rest at night. I Most parents can appreciate these blessings. 1 Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Syrup. REV. SYLVANUS Conn thus writes in the Boston Christian Freeman .'-\Ve would by no means recommend any kind of medicine/which we did not know to be good-particu1arly for infants. But of Mrs. \Vins1ow s Soothing Syrup We can speak from knowledge; in our own family it has proved a. blessing indeed, by_ giving an infant troubled with colic pains quiet Hereyis an article which works to perfection, and which is harmless ; for the sleep which it atfords the infant is perfectly natural, and the little cherub awaken as bright as a. button. A And during the process of teething its value is incalculnble. We have frequently heard moth- era say they would not be without it from the birth of the child till it had nished with the teething siege, on any consideration whatever. Sold by all Druggists. 25 cents a bottle. Be sure and ca.1l.for ,.- -_.~ `w-any Avvvuru A.-.,......_---. ._--_-... i urifying and Invigorating Medicines. u....., .- --w..., .. .. ....N-....uu ..u..... ., Having the fac-simile of CURTIS & PEB- Kms on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations. IDIVVIII 3 lllvllvllll llviaxia-u I have never changed my mind them from the first, exlcepting to thank yet better ofthat which Ihegnnthihkingwcllo Enmv. Wum Bzncnn. ..11 non . an II , LL.___ .4, 4 .__.:_ 7) us. nus-. .-nu \......- nu MRS \VINSLOW S SOOTHING SYRUP., ~r1',,;___ AL, :__ .:,,_, um____ n. 15.- `I W0 ITILI to unit D _ _ an oxpiiilbqlrl l , all ordoll I lid, hvould. { made by druggists} and a wine of Lnlnnnr. "Luv 1): For Throat Troubles tluyxalrerf Brown's Bl'0l-l:hi8.l Tl-aches. :1 1,", ,_,_,._ .I..._._-J __ __:___I Chemist and Druggist, SPECIAL NOTICE. . Rhubarb. Useful far snnerinr tn all nl-haw R. WHITE, Coal Oil, 4.2 Pr; ncvs.e Street. n nnumu-D. 3 all other IIYO'f-' um 11 ca I: will give 1871. THE GRAND MILITARY BALL. The modest cards of invitationissued by Colonel Patterson and his brother oicers of the Third Military District, asking the citizens of Kingston to dancing in camp on Tuesday night, led to a grand military ball and one of the nest entertainments which has been witnessed in Kingston for many a long year. The oicers of the camp more than repaid the courtesies of the citizens of Kingston in asking them to the ball at the City Hall on Friday night last j and their return entertainment of Tuesday night, improvised in the camp, got up hur- riedly, no doubt, and under difculties not seen on the surface, was one that must ever reect credit on the gallantry, spirit,_ and hospitality of a brave and accomplished body of gentlemen. rm... 1...n .....- ..:..,r.. :_ LL- --__.__ -_ ,u'___,_, -uvu: us Evnnvsvunval. The ball was given in the camp enclosure in a building in every way remarkable for its curious history and associations. Dur- ing the American war of 1812 the British government made an appropriation for a frigate for service on the lake. Her name was the Niaga/ra, and all the appointments necessary for a vessel of her class were sup- plied from the English dockyards. But in- stead of building a frigate, which would not have been so serviceable on Lake Ontario as small vessels of lighter draft, the money. was expended in building a vast and sub- stantial house, in which to lodge a ship s crew, ready on emergency to be drafted in- to smaller vessels for service on the lake. Thus the stone frigate Niagara had its origin, and in the days when the Imperial government maintained a naval station at Kingston it "was a swarming hive of naval oicers and jack tars, and the scene of many a prank and much lively jollity: Again, in the time of the rebellion the stone fri- gate was a place of greatjmportanee, though no longer occupied by a ship s crew. Vast stores of arms had been collected at King- ston, the principal arsenal, and these were stored in large quantity in` the Niagara; and from their value it was feared that an attack would be made to gain possession. To provide against this the windows were mounted with small o. 1 u.- any n...uu nu... muuuuvvu vvnvnl pun..- 'eces, to be loaded with slugs, and the w arf and landing were suitably protected. Now the place is almost stripped. The great bulk of the stores have been shipped to England ; and what are left are the pro- perty of the Canadian government. The berths of the sailors yet remain with their sacking bottoms, though board shelves have been placed within manyvof them, the more conveniently to store away small articles. All AL- L.._L`L.. ...... ...,.'II .....i..t.\J ..uu'LL LL" -.u unou -Ivnvnau I-Av nu... yuunuuu, nu... any numbers distinctly lettered ; and the build- ing, though old, is in an excellent state of preservation. rm... A.l..,.:_..I ..: $1..` -L..:,... ...-.I ............ ..-J .... .....v-.. ......J .....-.. ...--........ All the berths are well painted, with the __._-...L.._. .'l:_.I.:__.L`I-. I..J..L..._..J . _..JJ.L.. L..lI,I yn vuvn u uuuvn. The Admiral of the station used regularly to date his official correspondence Ship Niagara, and the accounts of the Navy Department were kept with the same name. The oors were called decks, and the forecastle and quarter deck distinctions were rigidly kept up in this building in true naval style. At the present time a great deal of room in the frigate became available by the shipment of. tents and mili- tary stores to the various clmps, and thus it happened that the officers could avail; themselves of the conveniences abrded for giving a ball in camp. . Accordingly active preparations were made to lit up the ball room and other apa.rt-_ ` ments. The large room on the main deck. was cleared and decorated with ags and accoutrements in handsome style. The walls were entirely draped in ags and the win? dows cnrtained thereby. From the ceiling hung suspended the beautiful silk colours oi ~ the regiments in camp, and at the extreme end a collection of military articleshada striking effect. In the centre a pyramid bf drums decorated with flowers, on either . side stands of musketry and ` of swords, the kettle drums of the cIV.811'Y band and banners. The band stand was ar- ranged at the side of the room, and cleverly concealed a hatchway which would not have , ,,__; a....;:..n-lam {Ina Hannah: b 0011083-160. nawnway Vuuuu vvunuu Isvv nun. been a pleasant ooi-ingfor the dancers. Round the room sofas, camp chairs and seats were arranged. The appearance pre- sented was one of great elegance, strict- ly `in military keeping, and bore tet- timony to the good of the gentle- , , __ _1.A omk thin matter in charge. The vary. nllg HI 1-c had at the! \`LreeL P3131 ly m mmusry -Wyn-ta W W" W mony yam gentlg- men who took this matter in c}u_u-ge. The ladies uldgentlemel dressing roqma were5 in the cabin: forgnerly occupiedby tho mid- ghipmen and young aieer: of the Niagan. Though small the oonvenignce was I mqnre complete by hgving a. nr`nnber'of them. V wppe,-~t.,b1ss were the captain n cahin and th al.1ii1!in8, "bin' f "t ma second It wa.I'oh thii . ,L __.x :... .51.. .-n-Maui hetwnsm {Mn mm deck am: In inc u.auu........ .,._,..,_N__ w um . abmammmxmmmgmehjg `and gentleman` `yore 1-3 `ptiortd the P'nin`g`oftl(to:l,;`.u, L ' ' "~-' ma seounu uvui-W`-""' -' '"-' "9- deckandinthecou-idorlbetwoen the; . - g, __n_;_ .".'..a nu. Inll 1-nntn igf 61%.: `I. [PRICE TWO (5ENTS.. nnivnnml sulvniu-qnn ......,.., nuu uuc scene on entenug was exeeeun ingly brilliant. A large company of ladies and gentlemen paid their respects to M:-a`Colond Patterson, the hostess, and at ten the dancing ` began to the music of the band of theiotll. Battalion, under leadership of the wellvknowll 3 Mr Chalaupka, of Cobourg. The deeontionl looked exceedingly well inithe lamp light, and To urn. among. a nvvnvu wweetuugiy weu mtne lamp ugnt. I110 elicited universal admiration. It Wll lame- thing for which `the ladies were scarqely pre;- pared, nor could the gentlemen familiar _with like a. work of magic. The ladies were at once captivated with the novelty of the nhir ; and to them 3 camp ball got up inthe style of that of Tuesday night with all the curious=unoci.l- tions of the place was undoubtedly well to be preferred to `a' ball of more usual character, such as those held. f1`0l.|l time to time t the City Hall and in other buildings speciglly adapted for `pose. The gallant oicers hultheir fair friend! in good humour from the first by the ble fascination which was attached t`o the stone ship, and the oddity of the situation which they found prepared for their enjoy-_ ment. the camp have expected so much. The 1 formation from the hue room of the morning to the brilliant ball room of the evening waif ngte of the b0a.tswa.in s whistle had many tlme of yore piped the N iagnras to qua;-. ters and echoed throughout the ship, where now after van:-n at 4,.....,... ..n .... ......... --... ....... uunnucu uuuugnuub ule amp, WIIBIB after years of_torpor all was again I_ scene of life and activity, and the votariel ~ of pleasure were 611 the tipwe of expectgaliiil for the festivities of the night. _ The ball mnm urna mu 1:,.|.....z 1... ......`-.- -I ....~ uau mom was weu ugnwa by mean cl: 13111118. and the scene on entering exceed- imzlv brilliant, A lrnnnvnnnnn .: 1.3:... ....I 50, `OT "|I4Hn 0'9] , f. In..__ all` Auvnvu The entrance and corridors were guarded by ` troops; and a. grand and stately nppennnee was given'to the ball room by theft-eaenee st the extreme end of a guard of richly unifyin- ed and helmeted cavskymen. .Theae gnu-ds were relieved by infantry in the course of ..........5. , - Between four and ve hfindred peophwal gathered together in the ball room, and much smaller than the City Hall, the oorwpl necessarily much more crowded. The oioeri ` with their bright uniform; were in prepon_der- ance, bn_t there were gentlemenfrom V the city and from other towns. The ladies were exceedingly numerous, and numbers of them had come down from Peterborough,-Cobourg. 1301-t Hope, Pjcton, Belleville end .11 puts of the District, to join `their hue- bands or meet their friemie, the oieers, `in cdmp. The Kingston ladies, fsmous for their . beauty, had fair rivals to match them; and ` with handsome dresses to set E their bante- ous forms it was no wonder that the ' tion was extol-ted that a. h.ndaemer' collection ` of fine women had not been seen in Kingston ` in the experience of some of the most lmbihlt. . ed ball-gbrs. The-room was well lled, end` there was 111*. Hung: Q .......1. k..`b1... 51...... .1 v\A. unu'5UUl. J.uU l`lK)l:l.l WI! wan IILIDII, CH1 there was at times a crush by t.l_w mum pf ` dancers. The guy scene within had it! beam V tiful counter-attraction without. Nothing '- could surpass the exquisite beauty of tho . View from the eastern win_dowI._v The l'7u'ny'.-' day had changed into a. olenf nigh, and the moon mae over the waters of the boy ` and river, illuminating the outlines of Fort ` Henry and the bowers, and, as its rsyl piemed the ntrnxlrorl ..I.....1. .x.:......-.....: M... 4!... Anv J muu I-nu UUVVUFII, nuu, K 153 l.'IyI the streaked clouds, shimmered over the , dancing wavelets as in some fairy seen; of chantment. On the othe; side were lls JIBH 3" of the encampment, some of thoin `lighted lip ' and glowing with the mellow illumination thif made its way through the canvas. ' - A hm"-inn um. 1...; .... ...:u.'........L ..:..-..:a... nun-v Ivw "DJ v:.u.uu5u. nu!) Iiclllva 1 Dancing was kept up with'grea.t Viv _ ' ,.. and the young loicers, who vowed to stay and " dance as long as any ladies would remain. [DIR U da capo at the bottom of their programme, to that there was no danger of gunning outho -* lint A1. m:.Im`..M ..m...... ..I........u.. .........I 4.4 ` ........ uncle wuss uu uuugcr ox guzung uuiwqu list. At midnight supper, elegantly 1:119 nah-inn I-uxfn-.-. An-nu-1-uni um... ungainly... SJ ' mu. nu nu-.uu5uu auyyur, unusual-xy IUKNIIU l the cabins before described, was pnrtnkcn and after that the (landing was renqwed viii?" - iilcreased vigour and spirit. Between We All} thu-an n :-Innlr hnuynxunn nlvnnn mmnkggm nl 6|`; ...v....-wu vnsuua nuu aknulu. ucuvvvuu Iuwuuln three o'clock, however, some member! .0! " vn.-I>u I........_ J... ...L:_.. _....l -1. __ _1-._._--J I....'_ vnanvv van:-4-, uuvvwvva, -uu.I.v auculuvli -In QQU pnrty began to retire, `and at nu advuwed halt the ball broke up. 4 , 'l`lm guano 6. Ann 51...; ......5 1.. t...AI.. ..._. V. uuv Lcauvlulv UI EH6 Illgi. " ball room was well lighted by maa: OI mum. and um nnnnn (II! ....+...:..... .....- ..-,.....a- m{1L\` 113;; '3 day -2 the qltvnn xne event: u one mat: mun be xonuuy II-~' member-ed by all who `but the_pleuun taking part. The oicerl have} fairly pltih "xv qitizena of Kingston under deeper obliolgg by the handsome manner in which 9,...-..-.I H... .....`....1:........o, A` . 3.11 In... 1.... - IJJ vnv us-nu:-uu;w uucuunn nu yvuwu turned the compliment oi a. bull. They however, as fair compenuation for their to please in knowing that thtbdl move bounded satisfaction, and that the f joyment was derivetf fi-am novel pleasurable entertainment. ` Th ..,.,.,.,~..;*7;r....,`.=..;;.:1 .u.- .. . D annosnced fro1`:19I'e;u. y . E. Titus Pomponius Attica: Bibb in 3 oudfg date for Registrar oftha Innd. oooin Kan`-' `LTIPIIS 1 ompomus Aiuul ISJDD II I TI- forliegntrsr oooinliau tnckv. - ` CLUB I01 tacky. uuvn p Themm who, b mintak, ` `stuck up ever nmce. A Charleston woman keeps the InoItfuln- abottle of-mu: e, uylthathrhufnlt ionable and attractive underta.ker o_ eitubliah-N` m-nt in the 4. --7 2"-I"-""'-'-~ - ' . The h __ nowbsing inGe'm--It gig South farolinsiaa eons, undin` mid to be very satisfaotoay in qndity. '_ : Pnpgr in _ h0Eev_I.n1II at Mupulles, and In and to strong, , enble, wlnte, And loft, and much liked tha}; region. _ _ _. A boy in A Connecticutunday school who was asked who made the beautiful hill: ,sbout than remarkedthsthedid not known`: hi: )arenA_uonlymo,vedintothe townthedni bo- OI13. \* Amovementis on footto tan` f ` "1 _on thamovemaernirlwl Gen. retina, of timuryfuno,w' /hustoodnnnnkaiv `a more than forty vest: in the nlhlin .m.....3 IWANV-:it.:; line says : `VlVith- ou_s,k1:en1nuo1the it is-nnpolo to ' make boys unu-t. out _s.Jiben1 no 01 mgke poyxumu-t."` 'l`I-nnnnnnhz-1-twuw and ninth And 13 euhhl luv uuu unvnv Is`). The event in thug must be nnrnhnrnr` 1: I1 urhn had {Jun nlannnnn angry tune, winch has stood Efre thannfy yeauinthe pnblicsqnugul vannnh, Two gqvonntmta, two book kepetp, Id; defaloztwna tothe unount of 7,(XX)--luch`iur the ` renltoitheartotneianzaoo V Mok uwofmd at Som'.l:Kan-`um. )AlLY NE` I -3` M 3685" .| ; of PLAIN an 1 AND :0! ram. III) nuns, .ANKd, u uu.1.s. '1' subs, AD BIL!-5. nooks, _-LN HAIKDK HA R91 FU ADVI r\5.n.1'.\II-1 .\'x.-xo. 2.-,.;_. | I`(' ` ` W` l. Annals LVIJI Job, and 0% '5 1451.151]! _|9-_.4'pIl II:|\\ (It'll. .v~\ \l`l \\\, \>'m'1l- ' /ial IllIIl':|lI(`(` ('0. LVD .\l.\l'.lXE .\l.\X\\`l-ILL \\' '1'.l:`_` Agcnt. Uln-, Claruxxcc Iizler Education. T TH l'Ul.LEHF. 1"-aural zunl Tui- ...... urn l*|i IU(' `LT l|(`\. of Humn. pad;-ulna apply In (uni: \\'cst. lit; talian uHLY tau=;ht and with prnlllll by 3 rospc-.-ta}-Iu and cxpcriclxuc Terms mu-In-rzne. l *riv.1tc lc: evening. I"--r 1-:n`ticul;u~.; apply 1 1': l l.\'_\Tl, Iinltecturc-. E['_\'[li.\'Eh is prv} .. and \Wnt.`lli:*'kIlnl John .\ImIi-. IR \'111..\\\'. .<..1,. \| - -. x r. '..~n.l I: Marble B10 .l\_. I I\"I It-mm :11. \(.\`F.\\'. l'uI'r1.~tv 1.... nm.-.- x . I LiIIl :\lll`l` -uunu .~n..|5'e~) ; Wul give great lg his in the third. It. will Umnchms. laryugitis. coughs `fin cure all ulusumuu originating llnsculnr zw-thin and nervous Mlllargennent uf thc liver, en- upleeu. lyspcpui.-L, rickets. icilnll of thc heart, lncnl nu -u.k....... .... J .v,...... ` cure pulmonary consumption ncuml stagcs will give great. in: amt. 1: will m`[o ii7.-` "` Isynp of Ilypophosphiles. n auuunn. V--- nlh Ladies` (`olk-ge. .\y H K. H }`r1nc~.- ;\rtl1ur. Y . .. .......-. |`h'_ Ivyue mum-:u nu-ulty 11: every hthuheeu introduced -, and the ale is the host guarantee of H II Ijhu-h it is held by the Organs, Melodeons. VER of ar:-,-x.uug disease IL: layed ipl!parati\ru in hnnuurah y r I'll!-:"ll fm-nl?v in urn!-\' [pl`1.` [417 5 ml Spwl nhlm-vi. zuul I f Iclk-ville and Iuterme : ` Chic Ports. '0L'k1?L7 UPPER CABIN 1 I `3DCHE.s`TEl -. mm, Master. 3` ` every Aftern JAMES SVVIFT & CU. I1. FELL! nvs, ` ~ '1 UUAL for grates con- I. nu sdnomhl. ff `HEM Blikultxlzntxkgisior onndry i 3 h"| 8d in my (3 the 1 _ I COAL. at 5 o'clock- 9. HI My-Mo. ml. '. \\'alk`n|. H \\\'F.lI\ ,. ... IIHY .\ \\':||k`nI. -1- l`omp:|ny IA >.\'l>H.\'. .\l O \\ ;'L` \.n... - Major Evans, VI U315. llfllll ,' and health. .&I ,'_n.-..4 llcllmuth. uppns `J .\l.\_\- to nur- I'ulnli ...;..o.....` mi. 1 r VIII-I _\nm'+: 1.I.\'r: fnllcmlmg l.E.\I) sn r:.\.\1 I-Zlix : . \n... I_ .1.3m'uH'l` |\l.\'1.'.\"[`n 1'HI!l\"I'u| u IV lusts:--. V