. `JUL- Tha whole to be furnished in iron-bound eukn, ponmining 50 grlonl each, in the best order, {and to be delivered I! tho Counselor ; risk, ion such whsrf, near the Imchino Cunl Buin lat lonunl, and on such dny on or about the ;ru day of July nexus may be opeciod in the i contact. fII-_.I-.. -II -I-- L- _.,_-7 I J4lI.IIl.l.l\:I.ll.. use JBUIJUI IIIIIBDEIJ-IC 1. Strengthen the Digestive Orgnm \ing Colby : Pills. Tender: will also be received on the same Joy for the supply of 7,880 Gallons of the ibeu qunlityd non-erplolive GOAL OIL, to be . furnished in iron-bound alakfoonulning from i 20 to 50 gallons each, Iubject to impaction and ` test before nceepunoo, sad to be aanmea at Ibo cont.-actor : risk at the time above muted at lonttul. slug- -_-|._ 2- --_u_ .... A- n__ :,__._L_;;_ .g, in each one, to be furnished by the conluclor, and their cost included in the price of the oil. ' SEALED TENDERS will be received on the nae day, for a Steam Veaael for the delivery of the annual Lighthouse euppliee, eanaiating of about 190 cuts of oil, and to tone of other anicies, at the respective Lighthouse atationa, llitulw on the River St. Lawrence and inland Lakes ; namely, on Lakel BI. Louie, St. Fnncil, River St. Lawrence between Brockrilk end King-nton, Lekee Ontario, Brie, St. Oluir and Enron, and on the Georgian Bey and Lake Bu- n-I-inr `WWW `II `IE 7` liv;ruy of the novel. Annnrnlnndglinnn IIVUI Ill. ILIU IHICUI. Aoeouunodetion: will also be required on board for the penannfrom this Department in charge of the atom, and the race! will eleo he required to receive and Inneport from one ne- ' uon to enother on each Buoree u 1he.Superin- | tendent. In eherge any direct. "I`I=nn vnnnul 2; ha nllncnd tn men-1 nlhor ;;'i5:', "-- "V '7' ""7777" 7' 7 T?` "" The crew of the veuel mun unit: in the do- I:...._ -1 cl..- -0-..- IIIUWI UIIVQIJ UI IIE $501.. A bulk mm to be named for the performance of this In:-vice. Any further information can be obtained on nppllcntion It thin ooe. ` Horn:-gin Tnndnl In hna-I-non far ndnh lnpvinn, III-IfIHl IIII - mil? -3 IIIII UIIX. Separnte Tevndan lo begiven for each Iervioe, And to ho addnllad to the undersigned, and en- dorsed Iupectively Tauthr for Sperm Oil." Tender for Coal Oil, and " Tender for deliv- ery of Lighthounp unpplioi." Pu-ting Inndarina nun: nits tho-Ir name: and 'I TEAS, of I mm m ARSA no of CHINA. . Oa_-_A-- wnuunl. In cnnrgu Inn ulxlicl. The vessel will be allowed to any other freigbt, provided it does not interfere with the proper deli very of the Stores. A hnllr nun tn ha nnlnnrl far [ha nprfarmnnnn urg ux `unguuuuuu Iuppllcu. Pu-tics Iudoring lllllt, give their nnmes and address in fall, duo the Ilgnatm-cu of two to- sponniblo penona willing to become Illtetiel for tbo due fullment of the contact. The De- `pu-unent will not be bound to accept. the lowest or any Tonder. RV nu-liar one of Iuino and Fisheries?" Ottnu, 19th Hatch, 1868. WIIHSI-I ll l`r'-= or nau.L1urr COLOURS. `Painfully arranged in Hanging Buketu, wnuras, mum noqunrs, to. H. PABKlB_hu nadnd 5 lug; unort- . menfof the above handful Boqaotl, kc., which the pu1me',_m invitqd to inspect n his Hun-n ' Light Ho11_9_ Supplies. STEAM vss;__ wmgn, :3 Prlellnrylow. ILBKIT BQUARI. r Doc. I'M. }iB}zm FRO! annuxr, { GIANT POWDER. rzmzro ALL lily order, from time to time, Not msny months dancing party at :e. At those bulls Lrinllv n.vIh--..A I-- ` wu. surrn, Search I-Jl\iIlI\.I by us- avul uuu um mm, at me ilnunlmuon Hun of the Rnyll (Jollegc of Phyllohnl and Burgoonl `pf Kinguon. IN '[`(|RN|"l` I--- |l--A`A * ` " THE Subscribers 05:: fonds the aloop Gull, of Iona-ed, lying at Gtnuloque. Ileana- 1neIIt--25 lulu. She in: built at Ogdoniburglp in 1865, h oapnblo of carrying 28 cardlofwood, or 2.ooo bushel: of Gniu, mu. . draft or 3 teen. She has I complete lot of Hatchet, Bulls, Rig- ziug, Anchor, Chains, ta, all in good order. Fnr Inrllm nr fnrthnr lnrlinnlnnn Allnli ngnnan :.uruI'.I|-0 U IIIVEFIII . The mntriculntion fee (re dnllnrI)ll1o be paid before the oxunlnelionl. Three dollar! will be returned-to uusucoeufnl undldetel. The examination: will commence at ten o ciock uch morning. N.B_-Onndidetu mutt eend In their names to the enzniner. (Dr. N. 0. Walker, Port Do- ver,) on or before the 23rd inn, uetln whether they intend to preeent themeelvee st ot-onto or Kingston. HENRY STRANGE, I.D., Registrar of Kedinnl Council. Oee of Medical Regietntiotgg Eluniltomlerch 16, 1868. "Arch I E Insolvent Act of 1864 and Amend-T . moms thereto. __-: In the tlnatter qr` GEORGE OHAFFEY and WILLIAM UHAFFEY trading m nmuu'I'UN, on Thur: 26th and 27th Inn, at tho M [ha R1-val ail... .0 D1... rating ..I D-II-Anal IATIRS. 3Al'l- A-I WATIR % _.,_ ..-........... uuaJ' Ul crcuu under ths name, style and firm qf GEORGE UHAFFEY cf; BRO., Inaoloenta. THE Creditors of the Insolrents are notied that they have made an assignment of their Estate and eects under the above Act to mr-, the undersigned suignee, and they are required to furnish me within two months from this date with their claims specifying the security they hold if any and the value of it, and if none stating the fact, the whole attest- ed under oath with the vouchers in support of such claims. JAMES GRANT MACDONALD, Assigneo. Dated st Kingston thing 12th dsy of Much, 1868. . v l-nu. nan regular Hem!-Annual atrlculatlon Examination, under the regulations of the Radical Oouncllof the Provlnca of Ontario, will be hold an followu- IN KINGSTON, Thursday and Frida , the Inn._ at tha n....a...u.... -u -- V. xunguon. ' IN TORONTO, on loudly and Tuesday, the 30th and 31:1 InIt., at the Examination Hull, Toronto Unlvercily. mntrinnl-nlnn 6'.` IR... .I-n---\ of - - NE BOX OF` HAR'l`E S CONCEN- TRATED LYE (costing 25 cents.) will make twenty-ve gallon: good Soft Soap, or a proportionate quantity of Hard Soap without trouble or dimculty. Full direction: accompanying each box. For sale by J - G - K I N G- CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, XL... :1... u--u--. n-_--, Prayer Books and Church Servlees % .'U5' Auuuua, UIIIIIJI, sin, in Ill nun oral". For terms or further particular: Apply potion any, or by letter, post paid. to J A HER 'l`Tl'l2ll'l!ll Junn1cuLmoN EXAMINATIBNS OF T1-in: .., ngulnr Belnl-Annunl nmrlcunuon u .21.: n,-- 4- - -- - ` IlPOBTAN'l' 1'0 Illi-KEEPEB8. BLACK, Iola ngen_t g'Kinguon and vi- . cinity for R. S. Williams lolodeona, Or- gnnn, and Esrmonlnnu. ` LL IIIII-IU `WEI Itll-H IDK IIIO -l DALI! PRICE; L ` Ooneortinu, Loeordoou, Violins, Violin Bows, String, to. In fnct anything in the Ionian! Iarchsudile Ilnn uuyuuunrmu Hilfi- " Agnt. for the Steinway, Ohickong and Dunhun Phnoo. 8. BLACK, Prlneeusntreet. i!-_ A|K.L MEDIOALWCOUNCILI i3AGsTER's BIBLES,l IIIJU. Now Ilnaic tuaivad twice 0. week, ahead of my dealer in (lunch. 3 An-int. Ear (ha Slalninv. Chicknrina IHE Hams Visitor, An Illustrated Ilngnino _ of Bible and Ohurohofllnglnnd Tuching. 30 cent; pg: you-. my oumhp'q,'uon:h1, Pony 1[_ ` `no. T nalpaby the Bar. Ed.El1h, A.I(_.,3 am n-r Han: Workvfogaan om In,dJ|t Homo. ao ` eanti pg: you-. T as ` 1I""so % u .. T 8uppllId'.[sK ," _`. "." go ` EIHDIBSOH, Pi-Innnnnntg-nnL " " '__ogg-:p..'._0_n|5t'voBteamPraaeu~ Puma 12rinnng_uanhip- off.e!IAh|lI3to..IIrn out Irorkan. ood -22- we.-.:...-i=*..,2:..2-.;=* "` -== 9 p.a.xx.mo. Gilt Books N great nrioty, for sale at the City Book Stan. . 2!. JOHN OREIGHTON. unuulurll, Inch 18. IN Ivory, Cult, nnd Iorocoo Bindingn, for do at the (my Book Store. ,Dec. 21 JOHN ORIIGBTON. V` 9.3` lo `I Gananoque, Jan. 8th, 1888. March 9. vnuuluu. ullul I110. UIBBK, In DIIO DID! IL ings for sale st the City Book Bron. Dec. 21. JOHN OREIGHTON. Nov. 25lh._ lIrcliL1'7'th!_l868. SLOUP _I:_QR SALE VN G LISH, Luna and Greek, in ne bind- ; inn for sale at the (`my Rank no... Luge selection of Bnglilh and Amorlosn Ilulio (very |ntast,) for ulo at HALF CASE of `Ten Album: just opened and for ads :2 the City Book Stora. 3c. 21. Int: II n pinnn-I-nu Few, very ne, for sale st tho City Book State. ac. 21. JOHN OBEIGHTON. BLAOK S MUSIC STORE.__ A `CHEM? MONTHLIES. L-Iii-one-Lithographs. Albums. , PI-Ii PHI, III ' JAIK8 TURNER, Or CAPT. HENRY KIDD. An 09!. I 9129 __---y- QCLIIJI-.`JluU" N ear HI; Market Square. L; uuun aunt. JOHN ORRIGHTON. ruuny Ind lrridn lnulnsuon din rllninnn and Q..------ EVENING. MARCH Q T bh MEDICAL HALL is nlwuyi to ad 3 goodxnupply of the follow- ing TOILET REQUIBITEB:--- Trichoknlogen, Canada Pom Eau Luau-ale,1 Crystnlne Cream, Cold Cream of Roses, Hill: of Roses, ' Tooth` Putt, Tooth Powder, Floridn. Water, Eat:-dc-Cologne and other Perfnmu from the mo celebrated maker: in Lon- don sud Paris. Kingston, Feb. 20. - 1 `J g.v v I \J \ ll/' THE GREAT STORY by HENRY WARD BEECFIEB. (Reprinted from the NEW YOBK LEDG-ER.) Price 31,25. JOHN HENDERSON. Much 20, 1868. Princeu Street. AIITIBLES ro_Lm Touenl aoonlm, Boct-bndbr, Btlueoe-Ittol, M. Ontario. A gooduoonnont MSKIIIB always on hand. Boats for hire. Work dot: for parties :1. n diltnnca must be paid for baton leav- iu the Ihon. l NORWOOD- SPEOIAL AN D IIIPOBTAHT R0TIUE.T T0 CASH GUBTOIIEBS. v- :_-`-`uvvx I HAVING had ample opportunity of testing It Raynor & Son`: Tuning and Repairing of Pinnofortel, &c., lines I hove been in King- Man, I heartily recommend them to on than having instruments to tune or repair, And would further advice than that Ian Inatrmnqntn Ilnt on not in good oxdor, to gin Ihunneall at once, as delay will only ooculon morn work nnd money when it in done. SIG. OARLO IORA, Profonnr ol Iiunie, tlnnnlnn "*0" ` """"' "J" """""""'l concave, Railroad and Colored Sgfou, Blue and Green GOGGLES, . Beading Gluea. Linen Viewan, Biuglolnd Double Iagnierl. Botanical and Bead Gluten, Hinnl-an-nun: 'l`|-innd kn ----:-vvsvu uunvwu, lllllgllilllo ESIRE8 moot rupeotfully to unk hi: nu- merous Customers for u libenl patronage extending over FIFTEIIN YEARS. In alnninn III: any-an-nu I... ah. ---I ---- AL- B. RIYNBB has recently re-covered the , Hammers of the Piauofoi-lie use! in iiy family with the new imputed punt 'ltlIer.f and otherwise repaired it. _He_haa alao tune! it, and it is altogether much improved, _the_ quali- ty of the tune` being` greatly botli thahbefon: the Instrument vaa put into his Ludo, I ahall. certainly continue tu keep Ihe piano under hie charge for the future. `I Dlhf I 'Z5.ce"nti,' , nwmr hnported,ln_d to: uao__.u the um.- GAL HALL. -'A1s:go`_`n_:d'gn;_iod Iuortnw ntof ' ` ` Opticiaxfs Goods and Fancy Ar- ticles, as under :` . Spectacle: to suit every Sight, from 35 cent: to - I Singl:'md Double Eye Ghana, convex and IUIIIOIVH. IEJI-llllll Illll TI \J'II}l' Iieoroccopea, Tripod, to, Pack Company. ` Pocket Timepieces, in nest B;-nu cues, to. G. S. HOBART. A. not. VAIVUHIII` UV!!! I ll` Llll` YEAH. In eloeing his neeonnu for the peat you the ndrenieer hen determined In ebeudon the (Judi! eyetem eltogelher, end he Irilhel hie Onuolnerl to understand thin announcement In the moat positive eenee. Determined not to be outdone in the price or quality of hie Btoek, he it P? pared to sell BOOTS end SHOES of nnrivelled menufncture et the lowest remnnerntire price: on etrictly eneh terl-. Unpeid eccounte must ha eeuled ilmnedielr ly, otherwise they will be put in unit. 31114; netmu-man nr nun. n.-.5---- TESTIMONIAL From Big. on-lo Ion. Protos`so'T'r of Music. Kingston: 1"! Arrrti L.-.l BRET Hnsieol All kindl, Instruction Books, in fact Anything gnu` want connecud with the In1io'1`1-Ado, to be but! u To THE % ;MED1,CAL PROF I'I'1L- _L.._:I..- _.._._ f" l solicited. 4- -wI|.r.-- .n.-II\J&;)`1`I.r.lL'V_C ho Bnbucribor would dhecttho attention of the PROFESSION to his fresh Ilock qt` PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS and PEA BKAOEUTI-' OAL Prapsntions. The fo-l1oII.'ing is 3 11.: of Pnpmuona just received. ' "L u J..\.LVL.l`JK3 .l;.l.\J.l_' .[`4 Dealer In Boots and shoes, No.33 Princess Street, Kingston.- ESIRKQ lnnnl rnnnnnlfnllu 1.. oI.-_I. 1.2. __ ream-.0533.-s:t.ooa`?_1::w1 L OXIDI or.-an-mm. E - 0I'1'B.'A`l'l rot morn: QNI1l ,' ; rouse: -2100610., - % -3 3 nuomma. ~ . . -3 P0`l'A8B.:J.70l`l'A5. ' T vnvsrrmtnr I-rnmr : 1.; :nIPoanou>. Lm, may: 29. y, umarwua may will be put in suit. f` pcu-onsga of Dual: Ouztomorll -.------. J LUIS BOPI. Kingston, 22nd Jnnngry, 1868. __ + `at of go in Cents. _..w--- -1-. -av-, -may av-sgnn, "%`sv;n.`n1,tnu-r QU!_l`. romp? 7 Pnootlptihnl -0Irdi!1y' ind .u'no1=nm, PODOPHYLLIN, LBPTANDBIN,> - cmndrnnm, Qumran. L uom-_a11n:, FROM MR RIl_)i)El..I: 6th. uvfo 9, nos. NORWOOD. N ORWOOD. It Arlll llu-ma-uusuu - ___ J.REYIlIB II--LI- Ill ......i..` [ 0 ; 4'3 J. RIDDELIQ; King-ureqt, Kingston. IIIW-IIC jc` Hniic.-Eton . 1 ;-jneeu Shut, ZINOI * -::A'- `-g- n. wnin, :5 n-j I'\_._._!.. 25, 1868,. nunnmj Kms: ;1LgysL~%un nnorswu. swnnmas. F K... -' Men, Women and Children. HlI.m3oLb s _IBuonv munpoquoa t.p.ox_nrnon,Lou- povcg .. 5. nuts, - 'I.'nnolin[,* 5 .- Horror of disease, Wnkdnlncu, Dimngu of vision, Pain in_ the h__I.ck, . Hot lands, Flushing" I103], Dryncu of the skin, Bmptidupp `thu hen, Uirot-Id lnhitnde of Plllid ooutgunneo. Then 1 I:0un,ifA}l0l9dI"0 which Iii: medial : ll,nvu1abl,y manta, . _`,IA"r - E8: [HELMBXL D*s] l2i:!I"`Ilun" . an ll ~ mama ooxcnuuu,-n_n/" COMPOUN_ D FLUID =E'_XTRAGT - Y.PT_a`-CC` U-Cy. U` 1...; .;...... .:;..i....3 ` % '. From ......;...[1...*, ..a [ yguyy 5pIpu'u'1rIIrpuI:.' ,A _v '~ _ :11 ,,J'7.' .,F9 . .`~`3'5':`F"' IIKl:BOIaII 8~--.:.-FKT3M_3l~~ V ` as mn,enu_~;9IvmI1m;,:j -' .__. =4. .....';i;7i'. i.`L;;V`? ~ And tho lulellol dentin ......,..-:....... .......*z.:*:*"""' ........ 'l'bacoIII6tuioa duo " bh-I31 -v-h----` B9=W@hon't! N. No ' Family `gxiiai;-ild organic Weaxnea-,7 Enquire: dnnirloflddlciu V` IIDI urn: min; V -' cram .n`rb`h-'2"? ..a.a._ ?IjPUIHl.$'-UH 1i| bifw wjlljt B; ` gnaw um ' up '_= . -4;-.:.,;5, :;;j l)!_:L!-'1:g_)_ ::g 2;`: : '-15:4! Mt `.v`T.'4.-.-_.-- R.u_n.I_.I..._n4I `A..._`I..LA.I1...I.7IIII.4:l_4 `._.l` .1; A Posmvn AHD SnnIn0.Rlunr T IC,\` ad [no Pilthp, Ill) .5:,`)`i'"2 `uh I I ` rnmauxkifunir . Juphlo; ' ' -Ina-rut :.':~c.n~..' PREPARATION` .l`...!,,....r ;u, ,*J=,F`.`T1`:?!_ :1; V u`:[5.JI.' - i " "`u`:; ` . `I .1 V --_ym'-f "iV'l.,u n44`:- Aw: _.; r`: `_'.':.; 79%?` 104303! Tenthfitaiclyy % ` ' ` ` r `nun Ii ' 7 ' 7 *::w=-r-rrwn 23:. You, .-.1... F 001. 018. WI QKIVI-L- -! -9-ed: I-ii-I. u Will ilvm-L >N1cLE 9'! llrlol, I New Ya-5 C, nl In|Qdd Inturgl ' in A.`18A . `pd E a ' u""""' 4 Jven-r0I.0Optxlh. eilha Ila --1 who anal] lms -1.`- '1) cH1;~fg_ TEA} #3331` ::;`.:':`.'.?;` I, .5331. by DR Kl.\`G.~`TON, " an!-1 ls `had counted. ' ' " ' ` `l'hoWstottownRjorsur ten: 5 nor: of I couple who suns! ta-on that place, during an erod V-hi reenntuonnugoto Oholdatogotlutrlel. 1|`l'hIluingoItock in the now, not-I Pinn- ;P|IIt lunar, nod thqy won]: o.`.`.tigbl Ix. -.;'l`lIopun-cngelluvlud thom.zo ptmnu-hast ,. 11|IMp|seo;tbI hrldg donurnd torjonotlqo, 2'" ll! Ilvgh nonoauim III! l|IU"|" 'l>0'1. Initod till tho road in dug out, and want on their II! njoidn. ' Ali W I-u uuu UUUI uuu Inn with a nu. cutting her Ijuum one oflbe blnws ` I._L.-.I r..._ -L- _,: . uingnhhntaoar be Attacked: hohd _. Ind homtur1'1' lu I'D th . Thbqi guuemen whim {e caged had covered Iith hlnml through * remaining on} , Illh III the upper U IIIO fl-[$0186 WERE 3.` E the back. nod no hating d'u . i tragedy, Mn. `P33; _ tiohlnstendown in- 'weII3crhill re-loading Iju tau um: 01 Luv Dlnws into the dining-room, nylon the door Igainst. prdng Against it as well RI; nd nun-n..-.--,..l kind from the wrisL.f Illlluu Lu: unutqn. \-I uuu v F.`h_door from bemg opened igdone, bednew a pis-2 - Iuhndunnoed it at Mr Flow 1 -- pong lot the axe to have mislud) be Ilib, Ild when he came I. Epics: the gm in the lower ` Kill Launtinrvly gain. shout ha. ~ Suafz." Iii It lb bedroom door ; Illrli-.I-Ii-2 Tho-e you bnnin,"m Ihi ch be rephcd, . t|Ia|.but you needn't. be lwdonemeno hum. He . uouuide,wenv.imoLhe bod- plnckod In Plow: He drew II! III, the shoi not tnking. bhtzer her about the M E Iith the poker. In the` tluttltheplrish c|etk(George 3 A "a`l'.`.T.'.i7.:`.';."..f. :.""_**? FTLLID, 67 Dcy tutu, New Yuri r Ivw-- - . IIPOCII] `VI! COI'l]- I r of ii `the Sud It the Par- "`,..1"f 1: pa` 1. n u got a n: e um \ 3" `manual the PIrIon- V * .l;three domestic ser- '.. (the nunery mnid) of Ja.n&" Between 10 II` 1, Plot, who hud returned ~ putts] mm, was preparing gun be heard a violent uck door. 011 scvu-.1 I .1|--4_ ....n\.. 1 bed I pistol nt her 5 shot hue: 1 z lltlllhe the fllltthemrish .-I... tn---A ` III-Iulu` Isqluov |.|..lG` &_ n moment Wectherlnlle [[1 Plot he cut, with I` fihin hand, a cord which: jaunt! the lnndlc of the . _ __._nhdoor from being cucued ( uuun. V... .w....... 5. had been annoyed as gnu named Miles .*;` guycr, to` v.\lnlrJt1: `he rgwme otfzrvnce _v qr- entherbnll in one of Mr Plow`: `to 1nd been in con- -. no her friends near dgnigul Wealhcrlull had M to have his revenge, imciousl Innoyed Mr mnlhe ypluce mu I III engnged for 1 time` . mgd patent him from gggmnnds. Hearing the { Tytukdoot, Hr Plow nus-` . 'igomWClherhilI. Ha j mania in the house hung: out ofthe front door ' on going round he saw : _. 4..|.m nuudimr urging: the` . .r.mlu urocity cm It .......n L;'xL{ c}{ _|.---w- --u -vununu UICIU rltlt terror, wluie am, What's my `lbePl.nonagc dmhh .11.! an u-us uuu nu: uulm, snot t The women were imam! 6...`..- ._-I..|- -._-- .- nu Null as overpowered, MARCH 26. nu us.-an: ainot. the ; A-.L,_I `II rein-IJAI uiu nut 50 ULI UBll'.8f." l There is nothing to show thet Weether- 5 hill querrelled with his sweetheart when he visited her at York. On the other head , the photograph end piece ofjet he had in A ibis possession point to the oppoeite con-' clusion, though, in the view, ot the cue, ` . euppoeing him to hove hoped to marry ' i the young women, in seems inexplicable he should nd in mere revenge I motive for his deed. Nor is there any evidence the: he was not perfectly sober et the time, --|.|.|\.. An inquest w.u subsequently holul, and; evidence elicited in nccordauco with lhe| above facts. Tbejury found a verdict of: Inlful murder against. tbepnnner, wI.Io_did f not seem at I moved when he heard it. I Whilst. the juror: wcrc signing the inquisi- tion, he wished to make as slnement. f Th; nnrnnnup -as-.-..|.. I IL- . _ . . -1 I ..-......, .. mm, ueu ueuluu with s piece` of cord, and spparently made for the pur- : poee be In: shout to execute. There were ' four slit-holes in it, in which he carriedl l the pistols. It seems, on s COIIIPITIIOD of; the statements of the seversl witnesses, ' ` thst he must hsve hsd [our pistols. Two were found st the renr of the Psrsonngel .(wlu:rc they probably fell during the strug- ` gle with Mr Plow), A third was wasted` `Irom him by Mr Plow in the lobby, sud ' M with the fourth he shot the housemnid, sud . rciostlcd it betore going up stsirs to stuck } Mrs Plow. On s further search the police ,l"ouud in his pocket s qusnttt} of gunpow- der, 8 10`. of bullets sud caps, and some` , loose shot. He himself nsisted the police I in the sesrch, snd produced volnntsrily aj photogrsph of the young woman he called M ;" his Ssrsh, snd slso s portion of s link pt` s jut necklet. The links sppearetl to l have been, broken in two. half Imnm ...... 1 ___..-_._,. uu onlu LU l.U0' 'constnble, Leif: hue an understanding nbout this munoy-le&'n lee how much there is." The mount was 170. 5d. He then n.id,Ple:se tell mother whnt. hes happened, and tell her on kindly as possi- I Me. So; I shun`: be home to-mght." He . appeared to be under the impression that he had caused the death 0! Mr sud Mrs. Plow, as well as of the housemaid. Re-~ ferring to this, he said. I've done all I wanted to do. I'm only sorry the (1-61 pistols did not go of better. Thorn in nnrhinn I1\ ..I....... .1... 11-7 uuu, uc vuaucu HJ male I. sluement. I The coroner repeated the caution be Ind I previously given, that anything the prison- : er might uy would be used Is evidence j nguinst him. \ 'I"}m I-ml-Run.-nan IL-.. -.I--_.._..I L- `I. , . I | I .bThe prisoner then ndnnced to the table, ' Lnd nid : I have only got A few words to my, furl think the worst has come to the worst. Had Mr Plow given me the privi- lege I once ukevl of him, I should have now been a religious and devout. Christian. , I should have been A tezcher in yonder ; school (indicating one which could be -I seen from the window of the room), and Al communicnnt. of the church, for I never; would have Lgken that holy feut. to make E I mocl: ofit ; mod I should hue been on I I the way to heaven instead of to destruc- tion. I hope 11: and Mrs Plow will for~| gnve me, and I hope God will Than:-innnnr nnkhml .I...:.... si... I`Ln-_` table with his foot, sud hnd to be restrain-` ed from committing further violence. On being subsequently uken to the police station and searched he was fuund to be ; wearing I belt, tied bohiuil with piece` pur- ' 5-vu nut, uuu A HIJPC \.!ULl Wlll Tbeprisoner sobbed during the latter` `part of his remarks, but the truce: or emo- ~ non soon panned uvny. 1 Th? r`nI-nnnr n-Hu A11-u-.-.:Il...I I.:_ I .- 1:)`-f-\-plgauca hue ruuowlng ]_lIJpt)l'l.3nl . report e progress of the olrpplng trade of grert Britain :-In the year 1867 shipping V zenmnunt of 13,340,717 tone was en- rjered inwards at ports ot the United King- om with cargoes 1n_ the trade with ports . beyond the seas, an increase of 64,824 tons Over_ the amountof the previous year. The 05| ;ll4l5b9 and British colonial shipping, 9,- , , tons, showed an increase ot 141,160 . 303 ; the ;or_;:g31: .68.985,258 tons, showed a ` ecrease 0 tons. The cleannoes ggawards ifn theyear amounted to 19,586,- , ac `tons o Brmah and colomnl shIpping- I u mcreane o_f 684,6-.9 tons; anti 4,261,247 tons of iolelgn |_h1pp1ng-an inc:-can of `206,002 tons, making the total clearances 1 14.347,6l7 tons, being_nn increase of 840,- , 61 tons over the previous year. The ar- -} rivals in 1867 from the British possessions Irnounted to 5,851,761 tons, a. decregge of , 233.886 tone as compared with the previous : year; thg nrrivoaslsssfrom foreign countries inmountc to 956 t ' r 287,210 tons. `The, (lep|Tt`1: r;n ltl<!)m]e31::i3h , iI n0c33e98reasciD:fB ggisloaslltetg to 2,874,538 tons, an , us over e pronoun I Year; and the departure: to foreign coun- Hries Ilrnnnntprl tn 1] 07!. R70 tnna an in- I TT---__`_*_*.* 1 (Ch'|l`0d! Wu Mr Joseph Gloddill. former-l ' l o ochoplmutor. to whom the prisoner um; i! >""' I " ` 3! IWPHI. M an d `CW1. nd you thought an I good 8 - 1 marina, but you didn't think I Ihouldgcgm. ` l to thin." Astoniohed at his coolness me ` I ulhnr of those pa-aunt asked him if ht; ` I nwun he had k'lled L which he replied.` ``Ayt::Ibl; `:u::)':l:ld;o: % `pic or bullet: in her, for there were two i " `every pistol." He reputedly id `h u I ,l.'u_ul no need to hold him, u be land :3 l l$:hp` `l:._\nd would go quietly to ocentuon. Ho uj`..l .l ` l+nr_m nuL>ody_wlno huzft hnrme':j:n,tf a ml 0l1VeI'utIon took place in the kitchen, 1 `Ind the prisoner. an if nm.......i s,.. - .___ _ -luu ouvu nil) Illy. ; 1 The corgner nally committed him for 5 trial at the ensuing Dlnncbester Assizean; but. he is retained in the lock-up at `l`od- J * morden until the inquiry by the nngiotrate , `is completed. | l INCREASE OF THE BRITISH SHIP- PING TRADE. The London Time: of the 3rd instant 'pubhabes the following important report of the Droqreaa of the nh%nninu ind. nf I I I |Jv-- , IDIJLI Iull UUPHILUICC I IUIIIJSIJ IAIIILI` F tries amounted to 11,978,379 tons, an in- \of612,263 tons. The grand t.ot5l.of univ- Ila and departures in the year 1867 nmonnu to 96,358 vessels of 28,188,884 tons, being I In lncraann nf9.l-H vnacusla and (I05 I75 inn: |n0llQI: I -v vv,vvv Viol` III lV`IIO'I Irll-Ill, IJUILI , increase a261 vesels sud 905,375 tons [ 0v_=r_the unount. in the previous year. The I Bnmh and Brimh colonial shipping om- . Pmyed cornprizod,57,146 nueln of 19,166,- 1 020 tons un 1866, and 58,108 vouch of 19,- ; 941,829 tons in 1867 ; the foreign shipping, 88,951 vouch 0! 8,116,839 tons in 1866, and $355 vessels of 8,246,500 tons in 1867, heie ILIU'.ll'IAnlI innlntln Anlc in. an`: -uvifh `V VYv -uwuoli UL U.1U'U\I\ IIIJIJB Ill LOU! | These mcemnu include only "nah with cs - ` wazgnotcesdi repestgd voyngea me, of osune, , Iv I `ID If 10:3 mh"w".'y:-':o;dat- , . _ _ . _ .. rveill In `NOISE untly 1 '.o t, carried} 3 us, of _ witnesses,` of FIV durina fhll ll:-In-r,i ..,c, sun I got I cou~ ', in ' I said they Id no 0 Ilil . I `vial: On` .______,_._.-__,_ <:.__..--_ KIN GST ._.._.. ON. (CANADA). WEDNESDAY 1 A new explosive hss been : Prof. Nobel, the discoverer of nltro-gl is called Dyes- This, Instead of 3 en oily liquid, lisble to in which it. iseonned _ The new explosive ,mite or Gisnt Powder. `bein ' vessg `ideas 3 spontaneously insrn terisl, is e dry, ncculent, powder, like soul!` or osyenn sud moist to the touch. I F I D ,com pressible into skes between t leak from the , end pro- msble mixture ' with regs, shsvings snd other peeking ms- reddish-brown e pe per corn- e ngers In a. loose, non- reesed condition, it does not explode, but urns slowly, with but little smoke sad I no smell. ` , superior to gunpowd E , being necessary, as it lesvee no smoke, sud ,colour the rock. hendliug it than is the c ' gdf. A Mplode it. [-9. t1`I:{_-,! , detonsting esp i 1' For blasting rocks or, much less and it is eepecislly adept.- cd for working in closed mines or it is much` drilling tunnels, does not. dis- nnsporting snd with gunpow- eqoired to ex- II. is cl imed that there `ii: much less danger in% l QEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED [g_ .: am am. until noon of sxruxzmv, `Ibo NINTH of HAY next, for the supply M800 011100! of the best quality of wintu- SPERH OIL for the Provincinl Lighthouses above Lachino, one third of which must he from head nutter which will stand Iimpid at 30 Fshroobeit, and the other two-thirds at 34 subject to inspection and test before incceptnuce, and if reqnirod, to be menu:-ed 3 out. I lIIL_._L-1_._I.-(, -| an - - - I luuu It I Late Ctlifornia papers contain the re- lsults of recent experiments in dynamite, in that State, that would seem to justify ,the claims made in its behalf. A hole, 2 three inches deep and three-quarters of sn `inch in diameter, was drilled in s42-pound shot, a fuse inserted to the bottom, mating upon the detonstlng cap, and the cavity lled with the powder. On igniting the fuse, the shot was blown to atoms. A quarter ounce of the powder was laid on the middle of a piece of plank, six feet long J and three inches thick, and another board placed upon it. The explosion shivered . the upper board to frngments and split the plank. Some powder laid on the suriece of a boulder of sandstone, weighing half I `ten, broke it into fragments. , Small holes, drilled in similar boulders, and lled with powder, shattered them to pieces. Charges, exploded in stumps of large trees, tore them into pieces and out i of the ground. I The following story in current in Peri: : The principnl Ministers of the Sultan give at Constantinople, ball: a Pttropxne. ago Fund Pnchn had a `his sumptuous residence. ` our own etiquette is strictly ndhered to, `with the sole exception thet the Turkish ladies remein in their epnrtments, where `they ere visited only b3 the fair sex. A young attache, very fond of practising the precept 0! Napoleon the Great, Nothing , in irnpouible in this world," QIVG hie arm ; to the wife of his chief and led her to the harem. When he had reached the three- hold he eeemed to be inclined to lpnn it, . when Fund Pnehe, who we: watching all ' the while, cuno and aid to him, Pardon =me,eir, you are eccredited to the Porto. I Your mission ends here." Gloss, Hair, Empire, Hunt`; Jncobs Rheumatic Liquid is the best 7 Liniment. Use Jacobs` Rheumatic Liquid. ` Strenathen Dimmim Qrannn t... ...,