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ur being evidently quitea ; one of the sulesmen reater ; replied that he was «Wait us." _ He #» wlb t and ‘wileptly seated him. ? goods. He remainedtien tok LCUONFLIGE â€"We reming o Poadle, ““*-.. OC the Hey y, dhfihn&-* to dav i. C ‘ without is & af: ® Sm 4 00, i9 People »re ere :irections 4y uy t iage, at , this Th viso on the £208 fpyg to day they were 8 o‘ clock w”‘“ luto am the 1 KA street Supplieq Me, Wih'““ of invmigration 1 Cung successfal in it result "““ufi o mabler & large oun and) Jdah immigasts a 15 train. yesterday uy of Iabor bere w passage of sach . M"\‘ nc ues WBap id yes 78 16 « sold by Mess q.,. Paa,. ! _ W lerk thit he was mobn stone of it8 tels Bé& " ‘ufl*“. Ticursday . ovea,, .;._". s Louise T. repairs, &c., in Cpp:mwpnhoolupu Richuchvlin.lmol&&up- porters and copies. .. .. ... A. Hurtibise, repairs. &o., Marâ€" my stree‘, and St. George‘s John McCarthy, halance rent .. James Clark, fee as returning & Jolin Heney, cord wood .. . _ Ind ‘Thit all persons subjects of Her Majeoety by birth or n curaim«tion are eli~ yible 10 vecome mâ€"m»ers of ‘the 3 «iety. & Considering the vast matérial and intel lectual adv=ncement of the Dominion of Canada and its greatly enhanced position, not only as a portion of the British Em pire, but in the sc.le of nations on this continent, it has been deemed advisable by Canadian settlers and their descendants who have miude their homes upon the soil io unite themselves. for the purpose ‘of fur ther developing the resourcesâ€" of Canada and fostering a spimit of national pride in the land of th is birth or ::ruon be it resoived,.amdi it is keresy resolved that » Camtiin Nociety be formed in this city and that the following be adopted as the c institution thereot: / Ist. That this Socigty .o named the Merropolitan \ »n.dian Society. <f M lith. That each anniversary the Society shall give prizes for preductions otf Cina dan Art, Literature or lodustry, _ â€" _ "Sth That Domia» n D .¢, July the 1s*. ashill be the Aomvers «y of the S»iety and be celebrated by the members in a min. ner‘leemeu most suima‘ le each year. A vore of thahk« w a then tendered tha Chairman and the me ting di«â€"persed. 5th. That the Society shall encourag» Cana«dian art, literature, amsmoufactures an« agrigultu:e. * e *,% 4ib. All imanigrants coming to Canwia t setile, no maiter trom whn.t country. shal: be welcomed by the Society and when n cessary asâ€"isted in whe same m«uner «» that adopted by other nationsl soci=eâ€" ties, lith. That the Societyp,. »Ball be non sectarian. Arawa, May 28, 1812 Present : J. W. Peacby, chairman ; and Mewers. Champ gne, Sims, Finley, ©Com nor, Kelly oud Davids. Communicativn fom the Rev. . J, Bothwick, was reml and ordered to be placed on file; also account from Mr. Finley for Bresow!, &¢., &¢. Mr. Kelly rexd » report of lh*'lm Committee which was adopted. _ Leaxmzxex,.â€"The Committee of Finance and as:ses«ments beg to present the follow mg report, and recommend the pay+â€" ment of the accounts set forth therein. which have teen submitted to, snd passed by ?- committee since the report made in Februsry laâ€"t. The dâ€"lay which, has transpired since then has to be accâ€"unted lor by the unfinizhed state of the audit of the collectors books and accounts, extend wg over ind embracing the eight yo«rs 2‘;’0011 1863 and 1872. The audit is «ow mplete and in possession of your comâ€" millee, it hawing been rendered on the 1i4th instant, accompanied with an able report by the Auditor, Mr. John Clzancy. And bere it is but just to state that the audit itself exhibits a great amount oi careful lâ€"bour, whilst it establiâ€"hes the integrity of the accounts, which, for the 3r 1. All un mbers muâ€"t be rsesilents o Canada. ‘& ith That the officers of the ~ociety shall consist .of a rresident, two Vice Preasidents, omlwonfin%ud one Corâ€" respoud:.ng Secretary, a Tromurer, and a commit ee of 13, fire to form a quorum Moved by Mr. Kelly, scconded 1y Mr. UConnor, thit the Report of the ¢ onwnitâ€" tee on Finâ€"nce and Asc<ssorents just read, be recived anu adopted _ Carried. s To the Board of R. C. Separate Schoo‘s :â€"â€" Moved by Mr. Finley, seconded by: Mr. Kelly, th:t the communication of the Rev. H. J. Bothwick be recâ€"ived ant placed on tile. Carried. Oth The badge of the Society shil be a maple leat with the words * Canada last preceeding eight wears hive been entrusted to the collector,. Your Committee beg to preent the Auditors report by which it appears that Oh the l0:h of Fabruary last the Board was indebted 10 the Collector in the suw Of $119.23. The detailed accounts, reâ€" ferred to above, we beg also to submit, of which the tollowing is a list, Ttiz:â€" Sth. That the annual fee of menbership shall be #1 and the entrance fee §1. â€"~ A numerously attended meeting was held in the Russell House last evening for the purpose of taking preliminary action towards the establishment in Ottawa of a Canadian Society. Edward McGillivray, Esq., was moved into the chair and Mr Carroll Ryan requested to act as Secretary. _ It was movel by Mr. Clemow, and seconded by Dr. McGillivesy, That it is expedient to form a Canadiin Sciety â€"in Ottawa, and that for that object a public meeting be called to be held on Wednesâ€" day evening next at.7} o‘clock in the City Hail. â€"Unanimously carried. k Mr. Ryan then read the tollo ring drait of a Constitution which was generally apâ€" of by the meeting and ordered to submitted to the puclic meeting on Wednesiay evening. CANADIAYX METROPOLITAN SOCIETY Louise Auxiliary Society, Several religious pamphlets, ‘{wenty seventh and other Reports of the Temporal Commuttee of Knox Church, and a few Church RQPOfll-‘o The hindsome silver trowel to the Rev. Mr. Wudropop':n:.: occasion bears the following inscription : « Presented to the Kev. Thos. Wardrope, by. the Teua:nl Committee of Knox Chburch, on occasich of la; the commer. stone of the Canada % Bburch, City Hall Square, Ottawa, 29th May, 1872 â€" The Church will be completed at a cost of $35,000. â€" » . butvin ul T The Rev. Thos. Wardrope, around whom the first nucleus of Presbyterianism was ;athered in this city, was then introduced by Rev. Mr. McLaren and performed the ceremony of laying the corner stone, after which the Rev. Messre. Wardrope, . Moore, and McLaren delivered addresse=. A glass bottle* enclosed | in the work beneath the stone contains the following articles : â€" Co,y Oitawa Truss :9th May, 1872, Copy Ottawa Cifize. 28th May, 1872, Half printed copy Free Fress 2uth May, and growth y : . 18 the brethren _ o . e ce C MacKenzie of Almonte, leading in prayer. i The Rev. Mr. McLaren, briefly explainâ€" ed the object of the meeting.â€"the laying l o" the corner stone of the Canadian Presâ€" byterian Church, and called upon Mr. Dure, who read a very interesting h-‘ torical statement of the establishment "rl Un of Procbytecianim in hint Rev. YMr. White, of £!DN~" appropriate passage of the which the Rev. Mr. McLan BOAED OoF sEPARATE XCHOOLAR Seventh Annual Report of the Ottawa Britisk mMstian Brothers, cards and < progwammes for examinaâ€" W. Pmch{..dhbun.umu per Pounriatk ........... ... rermain & Son, stoves spase w o nmmiitte: <(@e «ie American 2 resbyterian 24th May, 4. o Circonermetenngnrnterety ns racman e # 1 White, of Prescott, then read an | P.G. Leyden, two benches and ons 4 ifice ce â€" CONX8TITU r10N age of the Scripture, after Mr. McLaren called upon o pray, the Rer. Mr. monte, leading in prayer. , Pj®s, 39.52 «)69 10.02 16.00 24. 0) 1.981 .35 1.25 ue ter Macadamized koad. The Houseig wel and substantially built aud is n first class «rder tna condi ion, '.Il‘:r.lhd with Double Windows and ‘treen Blinds protected with Lightning Kods good stone Celiar. lefty and dry. in which :s erssted a large Furnace built in and well secured by brick work. for hea ing the ontire house hroug : patent coclaters; a la go -..d.:‘m‘ar entrance RHall. h.::- tiful large Dn'xu Bitting Room. and B = fust loom, an ex we Upper Hall with Eignt Bed Roome ndmludr arronged Closots and t‘-»uux. The whole welil pa nte!. umdn‘ On shed &n‘ut. A nry‘ -uu.und l‘x.t‘ w\ , Sheives, &0 , well arranged There is al ~ver falli of frosh Tainy Ard‘ch trbman ful nollemns andBtBrorae 1 of water, *dho- the root by means of :‘é‘g-"mfim . c _.' h °P The outbaildings conâ€"ist of Coach House, W smamflmm-..mp ssd of a very superior quality out, stocked with a var of firstâ€"class Fruit and *Pinmeninl Treee sod vegoiablep of erery variet, Nofe uc ondl out, stocked with a variety of | Uontaining 4 ro:‘.u an I'I:no:i‘tebu fu‘lh garâ€" dener. ‘There a Pum water n eggoni maroe racrend in Hathing Room on the banks of the stream i= front of Poumh:}1"odll.%!:fm .;(‘o.fl. in the 7th c-n{h- untley. eres ; North Kast Hailf of Lot 5. in the 6th Cancession of Huntley, 10) Aeres, h-thl.lh:'-.llh&uv.-th C!ty'!:“-):ouadnlb m ua propertios k. 1e iplus the reluable propertiee of fee Hatâ€" _ et_ Harne«s Rooms and Green House, azda new and Immediately after the sale of the Address, T.iigfr _0 Ottauws, May Â¥, 1994 200 Acres of Land, And known as Ma‘n‘s Grove, and being subâ€"diviâ€" sions of Lots 4, 6 and 7, on Main‘s Plan. Titleoguarâ€" 44 ‘on TUESDAY, the 14th instint, ho eon on e s Pn eer, Cl sdracal papors drawn Wm IMMEDIATELY, AMOS% ROWE would mrnd\l:‘y inform his Mnt.mhhuh: b‘voo.:dvi :.-lr.l::i:-.: from Of, Mr. Hih, uflkom“ e a POCKET B ‘OK, « Intare i9 oo y Moved by Mr. K.«lly seconded by Mr bims, that whereas the salaries of the Christian Brothers upwm as mbythloud.ano:l-. for their maintensnce, be it fore reâ€" solved, that the salary of each teacher be increased twenty dollars per annum, in accordance with the prayer of the petition accordance with the prayer of the petition presented by the superior, Brother mfl". and that the said increase shall nm’ spectively, from the first of Baird, Esq., M.D., to second daugh of Andrew J. Lett, !::?'lll oflinntloy.“r piled wit the aate Trom r o es it t ;fl out of wages . hrnlnh-hra apply â€" se ‘“fig‘fi"u pnleraiion Agent, Ottaws. _ | . AMOS ROWE t as hn favored with instrucâ€" tions from the owner to by Public Auction, \iavlog the ob ‘o e Cl i diricgh Norig Americs wi At the residence of the bride‘s father, in the 'l‘own-his of Hunuc‘..o- Monday, the 27th May, 1372, by the Rev.C.P. Mul« vany, M.A., Rector of Huntley, J. G. Two Very Choice Building Lots, Being Lo#s 5 and 6. as per plan. UOrtawa, 25th May, 1872 Moved by Mr. Kelly, seconded by R. A. Sims, that the ch.i m o be authorized to sign a cheque for $6.25 in favor of Mr. W. Finley, for money advanced for the Board as vouchers. Carried. At Twelve o‘clock, noon, Physician for diseases of the THROAT, | LUNGS AND HEART, Will be at J Ottawa, on FRI. DSH ty tite S witrre ho( Comain bat s fow Dr PIXIILLIPS 130 VALUAD‘E CITY LOT§, Valuable Suburban. Residence. desiring some mode by which the evil in quqlfionpybonnid._ e _ _A smalil amountâ€"say tbonhtn W£ at certain periods of the year, w reâ€" es doiite, n aroine se ner the just alluded to, and as resources of the Board are quite ample to warrant an effert on its part to deal successfully with the matter. Your Committee contidently hope that the Board wnllu-;o at:u:i{?s such means as may rectify an ong standing. Tbowholomf‘nll_zmbmittod, Your Committee desire to call the atâ€" tention of the Board to the great inconâ€" mmmmmmm mchonll:l.qflhu‘hving i n the Board are uently subjected to for want of unds in the hands of the Treasurer to homour the checques granted by the Board, and therefore, your Committes reâ€" Warm Stable for Eight Horses. ’BIDBAU VILLA PROBERTY. Ottaws, May 50, 1872. _ . Ottawa, May 84 172 THE cGORE STREET. Rideau Vilia Estate, For the Summer months, a Furnishéd House. REAL ESTATE, U RAILWAY CONTRACTORS UCTION SALE Hard and Soft Water, &c U TDX SALE wa, May 30, 1873 COMEORTABLE COTTAGE, AT THE RUS~EL HuUSE, LiNE 10 FEET wWIDE. FRIDAY, JUNE tth, 1872 FRIDAY, Tth JUNE 1872 xX consisting.of a very MARRIED. Fatite Agent & Auctioneer. balance in three 1 m‘u'l’:tm «* SeRrirPRax C=axracgX®s, J.xzs 0 coaxor, R., A. Simus, Levris Davine. Jowux® Keror, , Uttawa. 0o r the desirableness of MUE?IT\fi in erea, Huntiey, 10 A AMos ROWE: and Others. 1974 4 $308.47} Notice is hereby given the coâ€"partnershi heretofore existing “"‘1?;'“‘"“‘ '“!' w tiamse. Franois Williams, d_ W eston llimanâ€" <‘ and Danieol James =pell. at the City of ttaws. in &mdwm!l*“w under the name of *The Canadian Printing and 1 Publishing + ompany‘ was dissolved on the lourth ; _ «« Publishing + ompany‘ mdhnlmmaom. se ;g?«:o & : Oth dor of Ner. The Canadian Printing and Publisning N. B.â€"Customers will please rememher that the above reduction nfmofiy* Silks and Dress Goods, and will continue for the balance of the present month mly. REGENT HOUSE. Spring and Summer Costumes. At Such remarkable low prices, We will show a large lot of the following, The entire stcck of Silks from the lowest JAPANESE to the best DUCAPE and . YUNS SILEKS P Will for the present Month be affered at rates that will satisfy the closest buyers, that seldom such an opportunity occurs to buy s * Which they will continue for the balance of the present month only. We give below a list of the fotmr,n'ou-uloprioo,formoftboludin‘linu: ; | 2 Former Price Sale. Black Gross Grain Silk 80c. 70c. â€" do â€". do. 056. 80c. _ The Latest Novelties in Sash Ribbon Sirk Scares in Endless Variety and Latest w SryLEs, : Silks & Dress Goods Russell & Watson Lace Collars, FANCY COODS . look oUT For ‘a garsain ' o vinrrakear t t During the Month of May in the Following Alian, McKimons ¢ Mcdlora; . Goonrsâ€"s, ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, | MMHE OTTAWA S8SHILKT STORE. MONDAY, 13th Instant, PLAINX CUFFS, _ WMilks and Dress Goods, SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, Embroidered Muslin Sets, , 1872. Marled Mohairs and Lustres -15}â€";.' Alpacas and Challies: ~ T0 Popling and G@renadines 25 Black Gross Grain Silk 80c. > : do â€" _ to. 05e. ~,. do do $1.15 1 do do 1.25 do do 1.50 â€" do Glacies at Equally Reduced Rates. New Dress Fabrics. Plain Linnen Collars, SPECIAL â€" SALE Fo®Rexca xUsuing, We are now showing all the new Paris udl.nodonl"uhio-inml.lh‘?. Lindies are invited to an inspection of the large and choice assortment of Bonnets, Hsts, French Flowers, Feathers, Mantles, Cosâ€" tumes, Sn:h. Ladies‘ Underclothing and ASHING JAPANESE, a wiry durable \V texture for Travelling Dresses, A W ASHJNG SATINS, Pink, Buft, Silver N DREsSS _ OODsS YREPE DE CHINE, a besutiful t mteriâ€" al. Silk and Wool mixtures. 1 RENITE and MARL PUPLINETT. ERCALE RAYEE, Dolly Varden, AMASK PIQUES, marvellously rich UKUHAAMa LA WN3, exquisite shades UiERINE GRENADINES, and handsome. WILLIAERY DEPARTMEAT, lair, Stitt 4& Co., â€" Sinco c, t Oo ThE OTTEAWA TiMks, MaoY 30, is 12 Allin, McKinnons & McMoran, _ g0 SPARKS STREET. RUSSELL & WATSON. PLAIN SETS, =â€"WILL ON â€"â€"COMMENCE Aâ€" .ace Nappets, «â€"â€"OF _â€" at prices as quoted below: ghxu: *.1‘ .‘ .‘”:'F“‘ #73) wi MA 5 1.7‘9 With two c‘: to each, any a i on Li td makipe and dresung of these goods I Ruch Satin Stripe. 8HIRT LIST OF PRICES, Made to measure, and a §t guarantecd.~~ Embroidered Linen Sets, new designs. Former Price Sale. 1*%. 20 Sparks Street FANCY SETS, $1.00 1.05 *\"> Lace Mets. 10c. 15 ol 5 beautiful lots near J ‘s Church, Anslprplioronly peibrncheÂ¥isP enc the reet in one, J’ .8-&-&". only $5 an .'Z.'?:ég:.:-:;ama-_m vertised for the Dth of this month, is postpoued to "“‘fi""' A. GAGNIER, Auctioncer â€"_ PB Paurior ‘alace Cars on Railway, and Parlor To posfain Hektls ud Staie Heome, "nrrancrmatemvai _ fi’h’h lway b&i:onl;? City Mall and A, & A. H. TAY ADAM ROLPH, Local Agent, YotE-d.' and _c.w'-’f Agents, Fo® S Must be needle i > BW Nll'm | woman _ Apply to * MRS. ROBERTSON ROSS, y AaNrED IMMEDIATELY. [A LADYC‘S MAID. Wnfi Yorkâ€"st. and .Gour-lf fi..Oul'fi.." Ottawa, May 17, 1872 97att uomwmn e‘slock, a. m. Wm IMMEDIATELY, 4& A Boy for the Caâ€"h Desk. Apâ€" e SINOLAIR, Bl'l'l’rst CO.B May 21, 1872. EM 6 Cumberland, LEAVING COLLINGWOOD Every Turspay AaAND FRIDAY, Quickest and Cheapest Route to Fort Garry amfe;' orthâ€" Fe t at i to‘ Te pemainafente sns ies . _A Mity pbazeuger comnection at Toronto for Hami Collingwood, Fort William and # Duluth, Rideau Street, Ottawa, April 12, 1872. NORTHEKRN RAILWAY OF CANADA OTTAWA A~"D QUEBEC, â€"â€" IAKE SLPELOR Royat Mail Line (Bn onl faffrail ons We ready to mako arrangements to build m&wmmm'm parties who have ndt e means mdu i"al: -o-fllha hu .'-#hnu-:}:fl n douits Bdarges 1872; * MPORTEDâ€"FIGARO, Oltawa, May 24, 1872. 5 beantiful lots in € also 41 dwelâ€" [dWhmume Lote 4 B, 26 and halfof 9 Wellington Street. w; 5.-1 & _ pure ..Anb"llm: "'fl'!’m UUSES of any sse built for parties pejabiy by mosthly fmulments. OUSES TV LET. Â¥" Von‘t forget to come * -&’s."'"". es ioiz bas Bake Gengral _ Wolfe, the arrival of the Steamboat, Express Train ng City .llhu Btation, Torohio, at seven t Work and Embroidery on Bark at Auction, of the COTTAGE adâ€" wellings now entered in wy book at Owen Sound, Bruce Mines, it Ste. Marie, Michipicoton, Niji« 3 â€" Refrigerators, 2s 26 Cistern Pumps > ; 11 Chandeliers, Good and Common; 100 Flower Baskets ( 1ass) â€" _ â€" . ‘ 12 Flower Stands, 34 j 5 Shower Baths, I 4 . Plunge Baths, . â€"} 3 â€" Round Baths, 242 6 _ Foot Baths, eres 12 Setts Toilet Ware, _ § 10 Ice Coolers, Different Sizes. in connection with the MIGN OF Silver Islet, Prince Arthur‘s 1g and Intermediate Ports. ® i 4 comprizes the following masnificent Chicora, requ BETWEEN OBJECTS OF ART, AND CURIOSITY, &o., est. Francis Smith, Bd in TO BE ESOLD CHEAP : Daly Street. 1997â€"1f PX Jt nforms thepublic that he has opened at Ottawa a Com mercialHouse where can be purchased All Kinds of Merchandise in his Line at v_Ey Low PRICES, HATIER AND FURRIBR, 1272. Refer and Hat Depot. OLIVIER CoOTE, AMIWLBR) AND C desmuee e To offer for sale by Auction at his residence, in BIRKETTSBLOCK, O‘CONNOR STREET, ® . W niuns Artfension 'p%"".u:;':b uch Presoott ifMinea®noeeltdant a Ponishtine copetorrct Pictures, ‘d l'.% M h“ml "hurdhs ie pareing "of Niidati FilLsâ€"an Through the 1 encouragement received io ie onranes, n aamans us n s 1mporâ€" tation has w,h with much care and h’go best markets. Particular sttention has been given to suitablé for city business Mflw :Fy #tock of Tea, &ho Ooffee d‘-tbz mfldflfl‘ on the large Li of the brands quali Tuml."‘ A ns u,cq.-y:.?:._.f{ es e GradL, the bust in F&‘.’M‘L‘ "hovy wl prices to defy competition. : rpas sUBsCrRigke Rev. Edward Ebbs China W arechouse is offered for saleâ€"present profits about $800 per um, and capable of bei increased. in esnposateneimendh thar vate only neod soo 6 Mn 4 se $9ve n a1.24, ‘v ANTED, is offered for Is it Trueâ€"by author of John Halifax Gndo-'l i6 fellhe s x xs% c s x s 4 c s Â¥W4Â¥ Â¥ it3 EWAE #¥¥X 4451 484 Chi or Camp Life in Can da..... 1 3 CEbefoeaenp ie mep Hibdn Cee da :.: 1 9 A man‘s Aw&wduuflel‘&. 1 % M.MM.J.H. Titumb 1 % Buw,wkâ€"fluvo ‘u. & twine‘s Engineers‘ et Books.: > Rankine‘s Mechanicsâ€"Rules. and Tables, machinâ€" exent, beauty of and value, will surâ€" pas~ my‘thhflon"fid in .mdw rdaxisaind .. 4t "“M’-.gu" nnu%s'l.! R us rnond attention to the wants (}. our .and ope to give their‘ satisfaction to ail who may favor us with entire.rders. uttawa, May 2, 1872 1960â€"1 y, All of the newest designs for this season purc! previous to the mlflnduau?m Have pleasure in announcing that they wi‘l open thei * store, 149 ks in MAY mi'-m and mpl::" wsmc:,&ab ® Uarpets, s Fioor Oilcioths, * Curtaipsand Curtain Materials Cornices and Cornice Poles. tss | and a Full Asssortment of House Furnishings, W anted by a middle aged Woman, a situation as Housekeeper. No objection to coek for a small family. Adgcu ** gonukoopor” Tixs office. Ottawa,. May 24, 1872; a | MOTâ€"t Ottaewa, May i, 1972. Ottaws, May 22 1872 Ottawa, May 27, 1872, > oly hal wilhwicky 48.. 0) c l l n 0| ~ N Ottawa, May a7, 172. _ "* * éwh * ‘Tak 3 ARE BUSINESS CHANCE. ouestatiten d ontne, Artpres and good will of a In a Private Family, two Furnished Rooms,with ;ITUATION WANTED. BN....1 & 00 ‘4 MoDUNELL & MONGENAIS Ottawa, May 11, 1872, EW BOOKS, TTAWA CARPET HOUSE. oW 18 THK TIME TO CALL OTTAWA No. 66, Union Bank Block | 1945 3m. AT teâ€"morâ€" to an= from Pm tok, Pig: Ju 'ww-u b, and No Tran« and Ko mmn-rfl__ Point at :10 pam. _ _ s Exrprem at 0 p. m. erriving st BSand Point .o“ * Aflvhu“l.;nmn PE #:10 m nfi.v"nun l‘)l'l‘â€".-fl) am, 11:40 and 3:30 p m Trailus or Canage Cootrs! «D* Pertw Baoon auke oâ€"ftaln courectiionâ€" «ith ail «ns. B. & 0 Rallway Bréserarece, ooo ho on 9 w o it mnertst mif oi e ce n ?&hv‘:'n'::m' ntaining One Hundred Anros, more ‘Eiuo-u--mhm- the day of tireat Broad Gauge Route TO OTTAWA. said, in and to those certain parcels or tracts of ":fl:"f.n"m&"n..l.n the First Coness: fton Bleo ts Banp Hgires of ue We trrry ot lon LEAVE BROCKVILLE. Express at 8 00 alm., arfiving st Ottaws at 1084 .p.m., and st Hand Point at 1.4) In the matter of JOHN PRESLEY, an Insolvent. BALE OF REAL ESTATZE. Notice is hereby by virtue of the power 198068 in ns an apatimen o the eniete ned. eBecu of Plantagenet Mills April 8, 1872 Brockville and Ottawa Railways notice has been gives thrt he ERSAIG HE Ulg) 'l‘ hbere it bormplabe : * * o e e 2o 11 ces s 1 long reach waggon, with low wheels, > Hoc#fiowadmm 4 ot oughs Sevsralpror se mill shattine. . ow 1 blacksmith‘s bellows and trols, &m.&‘h‘-fldwm _ And a variety of other articles, too numerous to 1 one horse thr shing machine, 1 m-fl beam and seales, with weights, 1 four oar~d skiff, cushioned seats, with cars and tor of the setem e the riake michaine Bparke: Bog, to sell by public auction, _ > Un_TUESDAY, June 4th, on the m-h:o_o_d the old M!n’-v on }@m%mm&umm-&mu 1 wooden plough, Sheriff‘s Office, . Uttawa, Zth May, 1872 FEW FURNISHED ROOMS, A With Board, can be had at Mr. C Wio lnm 2000a CLASSIC & MISCELLANEOUS MXUSIC, KRink Music Hall, Vocal & Insrumental Concerts FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, * MAY 3lst and JUNE 1st Sa Pos EeC ARCROC, 1M LIHD UHJ CL QL TUESDAY, the ELEV ENTH day of JUNE, 172 at the hout uf ton «&'.‘Eh... nc whioh ai nore: bers, Batiiits, Constabi® and ail orhere concerned mmiu.i‘rrdto take notice and govern themselves accord + 9 WM. F. POWELL By J@HS ncnoé' k. .. COUNTY OF CARLETON, Public notice is that the Courts of a.n',m"s..i&omm County Court, in (General Sessions of the Peace 'i.d"co-?g' inty Court, in and for the said County of Carleton, will be holden at the Court House, in the City of Ottaws, on MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, Of Boston, composed of the following Artiste : Carl Meisel, Violin, Thomas Ryan, Viola and Clarinette, â€" s Edward Heid!, Viola and Flute, . Wulf Fries, Violoncello, Assisted by the distinguished Voocalist: William Schult 'I WENTYâ€"THIRD SEASON. Brockville May 30, 181%; MRS. J. W. WESTON. Tickets, with reserved seats $1.00. Tickets without reserved seats, to the body of the house 75 cents; gallery, 50cte each. For sals at the door. Doors open at 7};, concert at 8 precisely. Nale of tickets to commence at the Music Store of Messers. Orme & ton, on Monday, the 27th inst , at 10 a. m. Ottawa, May 28, 1872. 1999 That %:flfhction of a representative in the Council ot the of i and of Ontario T n Ferrfiontal Snvising. as soatfraree i Sut ?Vic.. Cap. 45, will be held on the 12th day of -‘r.h.mwinbonou-luUm. The votes will be cast by voting papers, which will ?:nn:frol_n this office anholls.(g:y of June next, eac stered practitioner tario. -_l_"l;_ll mmfim will aocompany each voting ieal Registration C imiatitver may un d residence NOTICR. ndersigned offers . in u'.}?.,"rm. 500 p_wfig Ottawa, May 28, 1878; their amounts to the said Ottaws, 8th May, 1872. Trains will run as follows : On and after if any person does not receive his voting in due time after the day of mailing it will be ;‘_);;PO i.'. not sent due notice of his change of NBUOLVENT ACT OF 1869. upmectiâ€"ns madâ€" at *sol 2â€"i1t »ith May #8, 1872, & \T OTICE IS HEREBY T Bale to commence at 10.80 a. m. ‘erms cash., A.‘“’.“ IMBER UCTIUON SALE. MONDAY, MAY %0th, 18712 CANADA OKNTHAL on BATURDAY,â€" the To LANDS, TT W O st 935 p. m., and at Sand ned offers for saile, Timber Lands v0 to 50,000 BDWARD PUkroxe, â€"â€"BY THEâ€" . AZ M T IBVOT, CR Caledonis, Coâ€", A* H. BTRANGE, M.D,, GIVEN Deputy Sherif. Ontario. Ottaws, May I, 1872. e t sA rac se _ The largest and best astertment in the clty of CADB‘!RY" Cocoa‘s & Chocolates Duncr IMPORTATION® Always on hand. or ues Reeeei oo e aeatianent uke the aniink _ R@*"Htraw Millinery and Jackets, Manâ€" tles &o., the finest assortment in the cliy, are being cleared ov: at cost. Remember, Naturday mext and following days. . _ T.Hunton,Son & 0o opened at 10 o‘ htmp.-., except -.I OTI‘AWA LITERARY & SOLEXTIFIC SW T uTV T. BUNTON, 80X & 00.1 Hdkfs., Laces, Parasols, &o., reduced P wHO REMOVETO THEIR XNEW PER MISES OX UR ABOUT THEB im : ® OF JUNE NEXT. â€" 40 pieces Dress Muslin at 17 l ts rice 25 WML FANCY DEPARTMENT. Kid Gloves .. ... . . .at 750 late price$1 18} Their immense Stock will be sold a% prices mever before beard of in Qttewe, : JAPANE:E, POPLINS, Miciabos axo Siic Ja##a2tri88#$ At 500., worth 85 ; and 620., worth #1. MANCHESTER nn?flnn. 60 piscses Light Ground © Black Gros Grams ... . Belling at 12%0., late price 17e. 200 piecces do. selling at 16%4, late prie e uces rmti. |. Fancy and Plam Lustres. 14} HILK DEPAKTMENT. Black Clatin........... P RIN TS . Ottawa, May 20, 1878, R ts news am BEVIERAGE OR AS A COKFECTIOEK, Pat up in different shapes Ottawa, May 20, 1872. Thos. Patterson‘s, Ko. 20, Ridean Btreoot. We quote only a few lines. DREYS DEPARTMEXNT. ye * iarirs» I And fine Goode in same proportion. 46 C s In Gowan‘s Hall, Bubjeotâ€"*"* WILLLAM COWPEK." SATURDAY, you mustgo to KAMPLE. For Salest TEMPORARY PREMINES, At 10 o‘clock, am. TRHOZC, PATTERAON‘s 4 Kdesa treet. (FOR CASH ONLY), o Whake h2d the bost Vaarlhs ie To be used as a 34 Sparks Stroeb “‘ 64 & a¢ w | [ U