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} i M W W wtâ€" Lo . >~O4006 lor, 1. y® UBLIG. -...A.A: ml.‘ ‘) Cf »f Je arveoyot the P1 & Â¥ j Bs$ of i Lad w t 4 0, of & Y & . a ads P &n M mdm followilng Arst class Powers Bteamehips : SCOTLAND, NILE HBCTOR, * Wioas, EDW AY, TWEED, THAMES, SEVERX The steamers of this [.Ine ares intended to gaul Weekly as follows during the season of aavigation of 1372, to and from Loudon, Quebec and Montseal, (Jalling at Piymouth outwards (. ge 100 leaving that port overy l’fld:y’).."‘ i teotland tor Quebee and Montreal direct . Wednesday, 141. April Wige: â€" de do do _ lst do And every Tuesd y thâ€"reaftor. Kites of Paersageâ€"(Quebec to Loaiouâ€" Cabin, $60. \~.corage, $24. Through tickets from all puiats Wert at wdaced rates. Certificates i sued to petsous dmirous of preâ€"pasing the passege of th« it th mis to Caneda, Through Bills of Ladiog Imued on the continent, and in London for all parts of Canada, and in the United States SHANNON, LADY LYCETT, CA\GES, TaUUS, FROM : LONDON, Medway, via Halliar, N 3, and 8t Jobn, N B, .. _‘ Wedneeday, 3rd ‘April Or other of the above named tirst class Steamers, is intended to be despatche«! trom LIV KRPUOL for QUEBEC and MON TREAL on Medway points in the West " Y Fnight or Pussog> a; ply to Temporâ€" tuy‘s, Cuter & Darke, i1 Billiter Street, Lonâ€" tdon ; Wilcocks & Weeks, Barbican, Plymouth; Hoss & Co., Quebec ; David Shaw, Montreal or to C.U4 CUSNISGHAX, Ottawa With leave to call at Qusenstown or Movilie, _ _ SATURDAY, 13r4 APKIL (To be followed Weekly) Carrying goods at through rates io the in land Canadian Towns and Cities in the Western States. _ l ues LNERPOOL & MONTREAL TBA 4 Por terme of fraight or passego sPPIY :0 Liverpool to Dunkeriey & Steinmant, 43 Tewer Buildings, Water Street, or Williym Hunter & Co., Exchange Building«. Agent m DAiVID SHAW. Shaak 4 1811 1914 im. w.--.-o.. «brrtks ererc«tfl(® The steamers of the Glasgow Line (sailing trom Glasgow eyery Tussday, and from Que hb::o'unmfldylhfl'“! ¢ trom e ic to be despatch=4 Que bee * @insgow Line. of Sailing are as follows : AN, on or about.....lith Oct. A w6 ««ae« Lokk . amilk â€"â€" :.:. _ am â€" * OQrtagys, cabin...... .. ... $81 206 CHrntt s ces« yars cxc t Ot 4k M ‘O;oooi;oo.o.-o--u. aee% ## & .oo.-:.: m oRrT :lmm secured until pald il.nfloi grauted at reduced rates. h-pm.:u..-w u;:m-u-b. "'r'.'.':.'.t‘:"“" 1a * %.mbaco., " Agonts * Kparksâ€" _Oftaws, May ¢, 1g71 ‘S9pL _ T N Cer C \, g .‘_:ft:ofirfil c 4 Besver Hall, nd the sn at the" Board of Public® Works, U2" T. D. KiNg, | Sote Agaiit. Aptoll 1, 1372 Montreal Sole A gen _ MONTREAL UCCLAN sTERAXSHIP ConPAXN1. gea£ANoE OF s aAlLiN G miling from Live pool every Thursday, aBC .â€".ac-hum Saturday, calling at Loct Foy is to receive on board, and land Mail and Passâ€"azers to and from Irâ€"linad and Scotland are intended to be despa‘ch 4 from Quebec: > â€"= _ LUiverpool Line. Hefer of Passige from Quebec : _ * VYOL. VI NO 1956. 191. Hiberni«n ... â€";”&-0 every Wednesday thereafte: FRUX QUEBEC. presrnerns Brokettered from Liverpool. Londonderry and London Queoec, JPARKS 4Â¥D ELOILN sTREETS, @ver Hope‘s Hook Store, ““'â€"'â€"&-oo ..~ *daes ..‘. .. LVARPOOL, QUBBEC AND Mâ€"MRAL, Ihe steoamers of the Liverpool Mail Lin« loice t Ti Engrcer, be so by avery com The First Class Steamship s TY Y A TN Z A ,** WUEAMZHIP LINE. And Moptreal. Temperley‘s Line. Milwaukee, Chicego and uther John‘s, X. F. _ ‘5.0. QUEBERS: . Janu ty 6 #CMXYXKR 3ERVIC K. stEAl COKMUNICATION 1871 CHESAPEAKE. . Tuesday, 7th May C lith do â€"_â€" 6 2lst do ‘o 33th do POTUOMAC, NYANZA, TIBER, TRENT. » &;:;.A'-l. :n‘-:a‘r y I?SW:&R:L?&“&- Th AIEwa, Jubuary th, l:;t x i8 Â¥y a #@ “ . Feb 1871 o 44 47 13 WONDERFUL â€"IMPROVEMENT © Dunham‘s Patent Hydroâ€"Carbonated Sounding Board." . This wonderful invention produces the only real Piano tune that has been yet di.leonrod, aml adds immensely to its volume. In ulli:g:lknfion to the ‘above improveâ€" ment pleasure in announcing that they have been app:inted agents for the So long and fuvorably known in Canada, and in doing so would respectfully request the inspection of a stock of those magniâ€" ficent instruments now in Dl N ORME & SON OUR SHOW ROOM. The merits of the Dunham Piusuos are: Ist. Its durability has become a proverb. @Znd. In workmanship it cannot be surâ€" passed, if equallei. _ C *4 > 4th. It can be sold after years of use for nearly, if not quite its original cost. _ _ 3rd. In Solidity, Power, Purity and Equality of Tone it has no compeer. & Pamphlets containing a description of the above improvement cin be had atour establishment. _ Mesers. Orme & Son are also agents for the following Pianos, vis MeCAMMON & CO., JAMES PEACOCK, K4. liesmember the pluce, 33 Rideav street, Utta®a, 19th January, 1871 pAircHELOR® Haig byk es ' Dye ts the BES Ts We mlaniinld 1nd ees, Rellable and !~~tqautancous ; no dis Comprising everything that is New. an i Fashonabie in Ladies‘ and Gentliemen‘s Furs at greatly reduced prices to make rcom for Spring Importations. Alsw the celebrated MANN & HAMLIN, A large assortment of which we keep con nudy on hand. : J. L. ORME & SUN, > 8 Sparks Street. friends and the public generally will dispose of the balance of his fl'h:“&lbwnbon have received a large sum for investment upon Farm Property. No commission clnrr, Apply to J. M. C. DELESDERNIERS, corner of Sussex and York streets, or to MORRISUN WELLS & 1)., Toronio. | Jan. 22 1872 1877 The Bazaar will be opened at Eleven, ::l’l Lunch provided at Une o‘clock each ALSO 30 head of splerdid We.â€"tern C;l.t‘ x A Magnificent M***» 11 weeks old, bred pd.h‘h".{"“": West, Esq., of Gflr "eits0 PouxD3, : WEIGHE_/ostern Sheep. Mwufl will be as usual found The POFEq with Fresh and Sait. %“ficus, SAUSAGES, EIC., ETc whole of which will be on exhibition their Stalls Nos. 3, 5, 7 and 8, Lower fown _ Market, _ this WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY) whltbymcmn.dmno}mblb will be able to see therfinest .of Meat in the Dominion. MWin=;:: : K. *A S °T pt Lisg ir Gov. General of Canada respectfully tender the public their sincere thanks for the very liberal £Mp beâ€" stowed on them during last seven years. While soliciting a continuance of the same they would earnestly . request an inspection of the following cattle purâ€" chased at Guelph Fair. On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURS DAY, April 16th, 17th and 1sth. _ Butchers to Hs Excelleoscy Lord Contributions will be received at the Hall on the afternoon of Monday the 15th. THE LADL Intend holding a Under the patronage of LADY LI%i AR, at _ pair of Steers weighing the en<rmous weight of 4,525 POUNDS, Which took the priz> at Gueliph Fair Sth. It is warranted in the most satisâ€" cOwWAN‘S HALL, Ottawa, January 4, 1872 Subscriber Ottawa, March 27, 1872 March 27, 1872 SATCHELL BRO;., Bishop‘s Chapel O8£EY TO LOAN DUNHAMX â€"PIANO® BAZ A AN, and ESTEY & CO.‘8S ORGAN§ FUR STOCK MESSR8. EMERSON, W PlINQ! OP THE® DK tÂ¥ c c ertb io nay aver the hat intimate to â€" his and HOOD, pe [ a% 193 td 1812 TDt that he OPENING OF PARLIAMENT Are in receipt this day of In Brussels and Nardinia Point, Moniton and Maltese, &c. In Brussels Point, § ‘.EM‘M Red Blusses Flouncings, ;m $s Honiton and Applique Do.| &X L C &. <e«‘*.: . | ol eqpain tnd rmast de WHITE LACEK OVER SKIRTS.! New Natins in English Shades, FoUR â€" CASES O NEW MATERIAL Uut Saws, Grind Stones, Ovis, Putty, O Paints all colors is ""y. O btovesâ€" Box, Double, and (Co * ing Also, an endles® vartety of Sbâ€"li Hiar tware <ad House Farnishisg 0Oocn, & .. &#, P. B.â€"â€"A&A call is r=s ectiully sollâ€"ited *:llpobhnv“h-b.ypn O the TBHCB BJ&R&KK&rT, No. 14 Ridonu ain et. ALL â€" DEPARTMENTS COMPLETE. GRAND â€" TRUNK (micngn. Council Bluffs, _ The fullowing articles are constantly bept in stock : . Bar, Bund‘!e an4 Sheâ€"t 1ron Bar and Sheet Tin 'c "fiid"d;&'h&'ipw‘"“' in the City. Street, mb.-‘ I{mn hw‘. t:o:?:,_lhh The subscriber having just completed his Full Stock be is nxw prepared toâ€"furaisb any article in the above line at prices to. suit the purchaser, & Salt Lake City, mt ie o Sorene OOR Chards Ouniral and 8St. Johns, Fredericton, All Points East and West on the _â€"_â€" GRANp TRUNK RAILWAY. AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATER AND LUMBERMEN‘3 AGENT, AND GENERAL COMMISNION MERCHANT, THNROUGH COV PON TICKETS Hardwareâ€"Hardware, . SIGN OÂ¥ THE ANVIL, No. 24 Rideau S8treet Woodstock 1 HRUNTONX SONX & C0. Boston. “7 c n Ottaws, Nov 23, 1871 Ottawa, April 6, 1872 ~ T. HUNTON, SON & CO. Ottawa, April 6, 1872 Sluigh Shoe Steel all sizes from I1} to ¢1j Cast and Blister Steel Proof Chain all sizes Narrow Axes stugle and double steel Hheot Brass, &0 , &0 CANADA CENTRAL No. 43, Ridesau streor, Ottawsâ€" §# TRIMMINGS, &c.4$¢ . Hon James Skead, Benator, Ottawa J M Currier, Keg, M P, « J ‘Wm“."l:'.b'l'.r a R W Scott, x P t, xt Mr Sheif b'dk“ w EKdward Grifin, % i Kdward McQillivray, Keg, & Messrs C T Bate & Co, w DRESS G6G00DS APRIL, 1872. 4 . _ | mable qualities ggâ€"LACE SETTS4 on o1d6) siey Siedes in TICKET â€" OFFICE. New Silks in English Shades, $y L A C E 8. 42 FALL ; â€"â€" A NDâ€" All new culors in Laces. New Orleans, Mobile. W E. JOHNBON, OTTAWA â€" FRIDAY. APRIL 26. 1s72. In figured shot and plain. | CREPE DE CHIN®, £ CREpE POPLIN® | | MARL & PLAIN POPLINETTES PLAIN & FIGURED LUSTRES, | CLOUDED MOHAIRS, | YOKOHMAA LAWNS, : JAPAUVESE SILKf CGreys, Mauves, Batrists.â€"This favourite mate rial in all the new colours. , Pm Piques, Yon:emete Washing Satins, _ mb iv J t, bust this w;;iolmfi ;:::“ulu 1 'e -L:“Lms,..u rewoving‘ . A fln thu u“,,-:-‘.o-u&.}- "Heamaul t 900 :) w Deéstraver," " In ,m~..1 ie ioi a zc..pcbflo. 1 C T Aiutrd ut A d 222A B P s tcsoa dhad mic, FWhas ci voule. % the purp se for which it is inâ€" «stt tended :. readily abandou it f Surexyrnc Inn':â€"A w.iter in Putnam‘s a.,a...b'.'g.,'!' :;:ugh,wor oonoo:u:; Magurine sys : !ti:a‘muu which he kuows nothing. We are led to there is nâ€"ver a white, nmuke thess remarks owing to the course Te whitest horse was in ite by â€" who "have used Lirth and the jet Lack cow u-.lnl{mfl‘m Â¥uluable horse red " _ Whether ‘his is 0g or. not, we!} medicin® known as Durley‘s Condition m‘:afifi"' ;l; -qwm we sdoâ€"4»~ Fowders and lnin Heave Rfimb‘fl{é" Neve, that ; e i ust mnedicine o resaoving~; Alt are so well ‘pleased ‘With it (hit they All the new textures, and in the latest styles. b‘wln‘ Jaokets, newest styles. Elegant variety in SILKS, CLOTHS_and VELVETS, OPERA CLOAKS$ and OTTOMAN SHAWLS, â€" : SINCLAIR, STITT & CO. Onpar 1Â¥D Sverzu.â€"In every branch of cu!â€" tivationâ€"whother in the Geld, the archard, the vinoyard or the garden, there must be order and system to Insure ll-n-l.;l results, and this Ancother groat truth has also haw hy the same means, which is : That as a preâ€" ventative medicine, or a medicine for the cure of solds, soughs, thoumatism, sad semme compleints, the "Canadian Pain Destroyer," i the most reliable. For saile by all Druggist and country desler:. l‘rice, 35 cents per it, Purson‘s Porgative Pilts, and Ud.nt; s Poargative Pilts, publizhed s readable and instructive pam. phict, which may be had free at the storcs. TUESDAY, APRIL I9th; $004E; £0BA0CYS ted GENRAAT G20088199) d« Winky aod all, in foosd Liquore, Cansdian Spirits, of the wtnd.::h on hand at prices as low as email lots can be laid down. We care not for competition, all we require is a trial given to our goods. ‘The economist will proft by calling to us.. $@J"Our motto is light profits, Give our Teas and Liquors a Trial. P. BASKERVILLE & BROTHERS. 'omm'm“h*uflmw--tl.{ndbthotndclodnce-enu that has not been giveu heretofore by auy oa0 in ‘our line of business â€"being now importâ€" Ing the chief part of our Stock, such as T&AB, WINES and BRANDIE3, enables us to reduce prices turther. We claim already to have brought the enormous profits heretufore existing to a moderate rate, and trust in future to contimue so. We will nusatantes IThit no ansoun noll tha: aima articles okainar / asuch an THAL Allan, McKinnons & McMoran Dolly Varden and May Queen. Â¥O, 36 RIDEAU STREET; AND DUKE STREET, JHAUDIER}, * 6T T fi" A, Wholesale and Re Grocers. Wine and spirit Merchants. NEW ‘MILLINERYV, P. Baskerville & Brothers, WHITES, BLUES, AND LAYENXDER®S, DRESS. PEOPLE‘S TEA STORE In Bonnets, all the Latest Novelties, IN PLUMES,â€" Spring and Summer Costumes, A rich and varied assortment, including some new and beautiful designs in Fancy l mflh is considered an hers. | }dh , just as well left to FRENCH and ENGLISH FLOWEBES in endless variety. hence lystemsunlfiy n Special attention is directed to new styles . s , simple curable affection Regent EKlouse Ottawa, April 10, 1862. SPEIAL â€"NOTICES. Equally Cheap. SHOW ROOM â€" OPENING. '."N at a small advance Ot Johnson‘s Anodyne AMONG THE HATS WILL BE FOUNXD THE silk Mantles. THE â€" LATEST â€" STYLES. Allain, McKinvous & McMeran, .20 SPARKS STREET. A very.hrge stock of Druggist ] VerrNatrorar.â€"When a person has seats pSr | proved am article ar t found it good, and | Ost:oih Marabout & Fancy, in all Colours. Show Rooms WIikL autmw orn PARISIAN AND LONDON A beautiful variety, in the yery latest designs and newest & materials. * VERY LATEST STYLES Ladies Head Dresses & Dress Caps NOVELTIES IN HATS, Fiiday, ApHil 121h.") govinorms SPLENDID DISPLAY MILLINERY. Cleopatra Claudine, medicine "Darley‘s Condition Powders and Anbhncu Remedy." We know you will be perfectly satisfed with the result. Rememben the nume, and see that the signature of Hurd & Co. is on each package. Northrop & Lyma.‘ Nowenstioe, Ont., for Canads.~ SolJ 1y to medhnnes thaigs * horses that supposed to be broken down u‘Mmhuhn.by the use of a fow packages, been restored to a bodll{ and «ound condition, all traces of the disease svh: m.-&qym..u have been sol for from $50 to $75 more than they would pre viously have brought; when you want a horse Garzar Coxprrio® Mrororen.â€"As a condit: medicine for horses "Darley‘s Condition Pow ders and Arabian Heavre Remody®" has no equal Its effects in this respost are astonishing ; many 2 L O W E6 FR S. A‘RATE EERS. BONN ETS, (FRENCH AND ENGLISH) atrem W HL VPEN â€"â€" TTE P ACUD A, OF THE â€"WITH Aâ€"â€" m fife { nature of Hurd & Co., is on eackh package. | Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont. , nuanwlatrirs fan (‘.unmh’ Sald hy all Mndi: PAIRTY YRA:.S |EXPERIENCE OF ar } | _ OLD NURSE | â€"â€" Mas. Wixstow‘s Sooraisa Syrupr is th : pree nclaotion of one of the best Female P3 icians | and Nurses in the United States, ant *« been | used for tlhirty years with nev r tailipg FARK‘FUB BALE . in the : Townâ€"Lip + Nanaan _ Wast half of I nt Nn ‘,!{ TR house is nearly new, and well finishei. Rent $200 per annum, payable monthbiy. For further information sapply to R. AL BUTT or D. W. CuW ARD, Uttawa, or to the owner ou the p ¢emises, | < WXx. SU%JVA.V. Ottawa. March 13 1920 4d wif . LETâ€"A aweiing nouse in the Vil. I lage of Hull, two stories high, heautiâ€" fully :ft:n.tod on the corner of Albert St., the best business part 3f the viilage. ‘The per bottle. No toilet table should be with out COCOâ€"GL YCERINE, 25 cents JOHN I.. lzwvvs & SUN, _ en outside wrappet of bor, and private (#tov ernment stamp attached to each bozx. * ‘This care in putting p the Troche® is i :3 portant as a security to the purchaser in or : to be sure of obtaining the geunias Rrow n Bronchial Troches. â€"| ©Troonxs," so called, soid by the our©, are & poor imitation and nothieg like BRO WNԤ BRONCHIAL TROCHES which are sold only in boxes with fucâ€"simile of the proprietrs, safi ty and snccess by millions ot movhers and shildren, frem Ar jufant of one w=â€"ek old to the adult. il caorrects acidity «LA ths stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfoit to mother and child. We believe it tho bust and surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dssentery and Diartibei in children whether it arises trom teething, or {rom any other cause. Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None gehuinec unless the facâ€"simile of CURTIS & PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all medicine dealers, 25 cents a bottle. Office, 215 Fulton Street, New York, and 93 Oxford Stro.t, Lon= dn â€" Be sure and call for a MBKS, WINSLOW‘8 800THING SYRUP, Having the fac simile f "Curtis & Pâ€"rkin on the outside wrapper All others are ba imitations p BROWN‘S BRONCHIAL TROCH E= are compounded so as to reach direct!; in “l.l:l of the disease and give almost in==s relief. ‘ Tfib: Troches ?fl““ with the full~» confidence in their ; they hare b> . thoroughly tested and saintain the y« reputation they have justly mcquired F Public Speakers, Singers, Military O% ««â€" and those who overtax the voice, they : useful in relieving an Jrritated ‘Throut =1« will rebhder articulation easy. Being an atic; of true merit, and having proved their «i; by a test of many years, each year finds thâ€"n in new localities in various parts of the worl«, and the Troches are universally prono inced better than other articles., Obtain only «Brown‘« Bronchial Trochcs,/ and do not take any of the Worthless }mis~‘ions that may be offered. proprietors for Canada, Sold by all Mediâ€" cine Dealers. . | COCO GLYCERINE removes ked sonx THROAT, w.g'au. COLD, milar trou ; if ered: to prop result in nrlou’bl::?ho-ry. lmclL, t Asthmatic affections, oftentimes incura) |~. © Bryans ‘s Pulmonic Wafers," whici have sustained their resuhu‘::' for over 30 years. They are always efficacious, and gxmc:hmbomfibidmflmg: all the ron pulmonary organs, Sold byail Druggists and country merchants, . i‘rice 25 cents per box. ; theworld. Have you a severe wrench or sprain? Hay you theumatism in any form? Have you stit nueck, or bunches caused by rheumatic pains ? If so, Johnson‘s Anodyne Liviment is a speci. fic remedy, and,is also the best pain killer in aftair, just as well left to go as it came, and hence lystenuuu‘fiy neglected unul a simple curable affection is converted into a serious pulmonary disease. ‘The more prudent aware that a cough or celd +hould never COCOâ€"GLYCERINE nourish the hair. s Br wisk.â€"Too often a cold or slight ] Roman Sln’l’w Sash Ribb hn ies Real Honiton Laces, Doly Vurd,':h' Collars and C The latest noveltios in DRESS TRIMMING & FRLN ES mb‘d, Muslin Setts, VMalt P$+ Plufu;Suxh Ribbons, Flemijsh Point 100 Lace Handkevehi in all colourings .II.:r.{i Ilnd (‘“ PARASOLS .v.gl’l'lll se ;Rfl':f and ]m;'bl(fon, with, tly use c Wafers," wficu have ordinary, trifling 18143f in all colours, P +R In the matter of JOHN PRESLEY, an Insoivent SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby giren that by virtue of the power vested in me -A-P“ ohh& estate and effects of the above named molnnt.v shall offer for sale al YEQN‘3 HOTEL, in the Village of Plantagenet Mills, in the County ef Prescott, and Province of Mills, in ?h?fii'i;efâ€"m' seott, and Province of ?qten_o. on BATURDAY, the daf of UNE pext, at the hou_zd'oy o‘slock, pim., all the JU Nt next, at the hour of one 0 clock, PiB., all the ndnktuh. interest, and equity of redemption of the said nsolun"aho dwuw as afore» -.M,::A.nd those certain or traots of The Emw No. E, in the First Consesâ€" Uf Building Lots, in the City of Ottawa, and of Farm Land, in the Townâ€" ship of Caledonia, Drugâ€"ists‘ Supplies in Stock and made to 381 & 391 NOTRE DAME STREET, Ottawa, Apsil 12 1872, * ©10¢" â€"*m:> Plantagenet Mills April 3, 1872 Motio Papers Fringed, Mottees, Herus of Pleaty. Pursuant to & Dectee made by lhoSom of Chanâ€" cery, in a cause of HUNTER versus HUNTER and with the approbation of JOHN ALEXANDER MABRIAGECAKE~ORNYAMENT®, Flowers, Wreaths, Loarves, Fauby Boxes of English, with the bation of J ALEXANDER BOYD, b‘fifls T arier in Ordinesy af The sald Court, will d by Public Audofi uuBo {gmon House, in the City <f Ottawas, on SATURDAY, the Iwentyâ€"seventh day of APRIL, Eighteen Hundred and Seventyâ€"Two, at the hour of one o‘clock in the afrernuon, by WILLIAM HUGH FALLS, Aucâ€" woneei, in Jxm parcels, the following valuable property : Farcel No. 1.â€"Lot Number five, in the third conâ€" cession of the Township of c.lrcu, in the County of Prescott, kn«mm "Johnson Farm," conâ€" taining Two Hu Aores of Land, more or less. The said Farm is about seven miles from the Village of V ankleek Hill, and between three and four miles from Caledonia éprlul. A good road runs through the premisos. About twenty mores thereof are Mtfifice titsben bovel aite Peoploe prlyelnaine une and lying timber, ne , the sonl is a sandy *un here is a small barn upon «he premises. The eountr‘ round is well settied Parcel No. 2.â€"Town Lt Number twentyâ€"eight o. the South Side of Rideau Street, in the City of Otâ€" Parcel No. 3. m« number twentyâ€"mine on the South side of au Street aforesa.d. Parcels tw‘ and three have each a frontage of about fifty feet, are situated in a good locality, and eligibly placed for buudininiuu residences. Tha nurahnsar shell at tha tima of sals naw dawn LA WA« :'g'hi'ii}:;h'fi‘}fiifi g;fai'fih?”&im pay go:vhn e oneâ€"tenth purchase mone: e y suder of his Solic/iot, And in ons mobth thereaiter «uffcient to make therewith one half of the purchase momywwlint.hont lnur:fl. and the bdt:noo in «wo years secured by mortgage on the premises, T in interest yeatly at it her ceutury. _ _ _.__‘ _ ** Upon pu&-'tnt of such half and executing such dn 200 to brier intopoatsenion. The dntendem veyance, on. The defen has the conduct of the sale. The other conditions are the standing conditions of the Court of Chanâ€" cery, ;’qrthtmlhnnd sonditions of sale can be obtained at the Law Office of Mesers. Harrison, Osler and Moss, in the City of Toranto, and G. M. Barâ€" ton, Esquire, in the Town of Dundas, and of the Afim ; ed the 27th day of March, 1872 low3 MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Refined Con Tosenges, N ramann i ized Fruits, Marmalade, Jams &c. In the matter. o JOSKPH BELANGER, of W oenâ€" â€" dover, an Insolvent. L 'ESTABLISH_EI.) IN 1842 CHARLES ALEIANSER ANP 80X$§, The Insolvent has made an assignment of his esâ€" tate to me, and the creditors are notified to meet at Lariviere‘s Hotel, Wendorer, on TUESDAY, the .ariviere‘s Hotel, Wendorer, on TUESDAY, the W&mifidflm Jort ui Two ociock p. m., to rece vamémm.ndtow- point an Assignes. EDEN P. JOHBON. 6 L‘Orignal March 2, 1872, w1b 2 t ASteT, Of s F, of May next, at the hows of steven ¢clock ‘a m " Alexandria, 3th April, 1872. 17wi * Ts od ioi NSULVENT ACTP OF 1869. Wuo:.muz BTEAM CONFECT ERV The Insolvent mad * mssignment of hi :';‘&‘:““"‘fi“‘“ m‘.mm.odun.o u:::: .-d hast w » h‘. 7. mu'v lb. il'i.kl“n; 49+ i9 M ".“ v‘clock, p.m., to receive staiements of his aflais, and to appoint an assignee. tl’. Jourso®, L,Orignal, Wth April, 1872, l7w‘l| «All the fiobod{‘:t conâ€" mmq.pr. by. % which holds umhu:d and d &:’:fi its m oâ€" per proportion. i.;..u-mm«"mu L,Orignal, 10th April, 1872, xz ![ OWNXSHIP OF FITZROYâ€" me ons B6 foram putadiinmetion of this In the matter of UOCTAVE BRAZEAN, Enst Hawkesbury, an Insolvent. Carleton, 'G.ouTc apman, David T. Fraser and Char ug:eid Tylee, Plainâ€" tiffs ; vs, Martin Sparrow, Defendant. Upon readi fiovr}t of attachment izdtl.n.lhh mfi racartk Piateblime 1 oo eeer on t‘ ShLke applichtion of the TWENTYâ€"A Toom for the NK 1 that the named Inâ€" ‘“fi;% m'i.:m office :‘E of Ool:’p:- ai purporting ignod m i of the cred of nsolvent, rsfurity in Witaaner she Rredsrore of tre qnagiprnt n reaile coprotfuoy and dischante sevordely to 10 mems kuimeld not. â€" _ R A.Camuronasu, Am Montreal, this thirticth day ollsa‘nh. gest: food, and to supply T'fi‘_ """"E.Eo: from %’J‘fi,‘%n na?u':.' ‘~ sold by all Drnggists $1:, > C C con, for the of appointing an Assignes o D. O‘CONN: CHR, ARIS'I'!PI:,G.C ouaws foif $ Affgm®â€" 1947â€"2. * the bloud wiil becuure watiey and detalont in frbim the Liver, Kidneys, Heart and Lungs, with Ner« hour Profuntion and General Debiii® ryaalt and C“h. fim lgtgnh. dzn with W.-.od‘f gost: fo .4,,,.,,.,2',‘ waste going on from In the County Court of the County of In the matter of W. A. CRAMBERLAIN, ~â€" an Insolvent. NSOLVENT ACT OF 1869, HANCERY SALE Ottawa, NSOLVENT ACT OF 1869 NSULYENT ACT UF 1869. NSOLV ENT The Court of Revision for the Township of Fite R. R. P. LEWLY, ONTREAL & CITY OF OTTAWA JUNCTION RALILWAY CORXPANY. CHEMICAL FPOOD And Amendments Thereto. NUTRITIVE TONIC. erghormenye mene i Asegr Reveres | ACT OF 1869 eeting of the Creditors Is â€"hild Sotore int mt r of Ottews, on the Ist _ May next, may oyd Street Rext ts the food will be im jJPRICEâ€"3 CEN TS wlo 2 1916â€"1y wIisâ€"4 Wt de ef ‘TO THE PUBLIC OF CANADA Ormcuorâ€", _ * Joeres Haum: Maxtracrorme Coxrant, OsEiwa, OXT., March 8, 1872 Being desirous of testing the merite 0: the different waterâ€"wheels now ONered for sale in Canada, as to their economical use of water, we, as the manufacturers of th Gexvixs Jawes Lerrer Dotet® Toastws make the following «challenge to the meâ€" nufacturers of axr wuzEk now. made is Canada, whether it be 1utrariys of the JamzEs Lerrss Docsus TurEmXE or axt OTHER PATTrRY®, the whee!s in all onses to be wholily manutactured by thecompeting parties :â€" to do the same, the money to be held subâ€" ject to the award of the j The wheels to be tested in a Hour driving the sameâ€"runs of stone, gri the same wheat, and having the same number of square inches of opening to receive the water, the amount of water discharges to be the measure of the amount used i; each wheel. ~The judges to be nonâ€"residents of Ca nada, and to be thoroughly well informed in the mode of testing the power of tur bine wheelsâ€"e:ch party to choose ons judge and the two to choose the third. . The owners of the winning wheel to have their money refunded them, and the loser‘s money to go towurds mhlhhbf; mechanical free livrary in any town in nada named by the owner of the success ful wheel. The wheels to be tested at i. 4, 4 %, 4 and full gate. There are some wheels that give ve : good results with full head and full :- age, which entirely faiklunder partial head and purtial gateage. Such wheels in ow elimate, where water powers are affecied by buth cold and drouth, are of no pracâ€" tical value. R Each party to give good and sufficien: bonds, to the an. unt of $4,000, that the loser shall p»y the entire expeanses of th» Herring. $4.50 to $5.75 per bbi. The latest quotations are as follows No. 1, Sole, Bots . _ perib. We claim that we are the only make; of the Genci~® Jaxes Leeret Docece To Bix®‘Wuest in Canada, and that it is wit} out &A RIYÂ¥AL in the woRLD IN PRACTICAL LJ sCCTs. Buckwheat, ) to 6ocis per bushel. Uate, 32¢ 10 340 do Peas, 606 to 67¢ do Beans $1.25 to $1.5) Barley 50cts. to 53cta. Fall wheat, Ol.:lS;; 1,40 do ing wheat, $1.30 to 1.36 do FEe tm 4 now in operation in Canada and C United States. The sale of no other whe~ ever yet introduced on this continent «> ce.d oneâ€"sixth this number, Our wheel has been thoroughly tested in Grear Brrraix, and has fully maintainâ€"4 the reputation it has gained in Canadae a«d the Uuited States, as the most economi. 1 waterâ€"wheel in practical operation ev. : yet intrpduced. Bacon ao _ $10 w o $1i 00 4. Bacon dry sailted, 39 V d Double exira. 6.50 $7.00 per barrel. We are stow publishing a new desor tive waterâ€"wheel pamphlet, eon-hiafl pages of valuable matters, which w sent free to all licants. For further inflmdou addreas, * Oshawa, Ont. N. R.â€"We desire to atten the following m.:-n p9e." UCod oil 60 cts per galion Calf skins, 10 cte per ib. our celebrated Double Turbine Wate: wheel, invented by James Lefel, ans known as the ‘Lefiel Wheel."* We have also obligated ourselves to furnish the same facilities for l.-flm to no other parties in Cunada, . W. the inâ€" formation we have given to Mr. Guzx, no one.can successfully build our wheels, and we advise parties in Canada to purchase our wheels of no other manulacturer, Mr. Guaex‘s lwlifiumw we feel eure that he will build a that will give pertect satisiaction. We thereâ€" fore commend him to the public of Cana. d.,wubontlneoafldm.hdwmh will manufacture a wheel in all respecis equal to our own, hbeep $1,50 each, mmase ce ie ts per Thons. We will place in the hands of any res mnsible party, six thousand dollars ($8, it 3 JAMES LEFFEL & Co. ()ttawa, March 15, 1872 198 ti nished More han 6,000 of these whesls 2 Extra, $6 10 $6.25 do No. 1, $5.175 10 60 ao UJYatmeal, $5.25 â€" do Cornmeal, $3.25 to 3.50 do Cracked wheat,. $6.50 do Whuun-% §6.50 do Provender, l.wr 100 lbe, Cracked corn, $1,50 do Bran, 70 cts. N ) md'tbo';iu'tynceeptin‘th.filh{" * Jo the same, the money to be held subâ€" NrerxortgLo, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1868 6s per Ib. F. W. GLEN, do do do do ¢ 4)\