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papers, etc., for the convenience of the travelling public. Mr. Burgess is now publishing a Hand Guide to this city, which wuf .prr betore the n|:firouchm¢ Exhibition takes place. It will contain ral information of Canada, all the mry of Ottawa condensed, principal places of interest in and about the city ; also two large maps, one of the oit{'md one of the uhibnwn.‘rwndn an d buildâ€" mnt?uhu with information perâ€" i thereto. These guides will be disposed o: on all tho steamboats and railways running in and out of the cily and various other Jhou. Parties wishâ€" h‘bh'o_th:'iru vm:oui- g:uned in this ill address urgess, box 3&“ for terms, eto. Russerr House.â€"A magnilicont new« slepot has been erected in th> \‘nâ€"«â€"!| House by Mr. A. E. Burgess, is . . ..â€" treal. _ HUaving connectious witr,. »il the large publishing firms in New Yerk Boston, Philadeiphia and London, as wel! as those in Canada,he will aiways keep on band all the latest and most popular English, American and Canadian works ; postage stamps and innumerable other articles pertainirig to a stationary and news depot. He has also placed nts on the steamers Peerless and Queen.flclu ria, of the Ottawa River Navigation Co., who will always keep a large supply of the most entertaining reading matter of the day, owoocos:ic viow‘;fn&nuh, and various other pl=ces, the daily newsâ€" Trabes‘ Unionx Pic Nic.â€"All &ll‘mlsu»‘ ments for the picâ€"niec to be held under the | auspices of the Ottawa Trades‘ Council on Uhursday the 20tb, have been fitted upf regardless of expeuse and everytbing us | been done commensurate with the reâ€"| quirements of what is likely to prove a | magnificent gathering. The Independent Cornet Brass Band and Marier‘s splen: did Quadrile Land have been enguge i | for the oceasion, so that there will be music yalore to enliven the proceedings. Upwards of $300 is offered in prizes in the usual manly and invigorating sports. A ial prize of $25 is offered for Base B.'lr‘:hmg cannot but prove atrractive, owing to the increasing popularity of the game Refreshments will be catered on the | ground by Mr. Donald Noonan at reasonâ€" | able rates. The grounds will open at noon | and the fimu will commence at l o‘clock | pm. There will doubtless be a large | turn out to see how the trades poople and their families enjoy u holiday. Tuunoes Storm.â€"Yesterday afternoon & heavy thunder storm passed over the city. ‘The flashes of lightning were very vivid while it lasted, and rain feil in torreots for a considerable time. Fearful gusts of wind carrying sand and other debris through the air, preceded the rain, and greatly alarmed the com munity. It is presumed, from the inten aity ofy the storm and the â€"strength of the electricity in the atmosphere, that disas trous results will be beard of, as having followed in its train. The air is quite cool‘since, and the change feels agreemble, after the very sultry weather of the last fow days. Supoex Dexmise.<â€"We regret to anâ€" nounce the iudden death of Mr George Baskerville, senr., of this city, on the at ternoon of Sunday last. in the early part of the day he was in apparent good health, and is said to ,have gone to church. In _ the _ afternoon he complained of fatigue, but wes not to eay eeriously ill. The members of the family were startled on going to his room about six o‘clock to find him dead The cause of his sudden demise is eaid to be dissase of the heart. . The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the comâ€" munity in their sudden and sad bereave ment. The deceased gentleman had atâ€" tainéd the ripe old age of 63 years at the time of his death. ‘The funeral will take placethis afternoon at three o‘clock, from zhe residence of his son on Rideau streot. A Sernitmaor.â€"Mr. Hamilton, bailit® of the Division Court had occasion to levy for a small debt yesterday in the "Dufferin House," near the corner of Bank and Wellington Streets. His attempt to do so was however frustrated in some degree by the forcible resistance of the good lady of the house, and two female servants, who made a regular onslaught upon this emâ€" blem cf the law. An immense crowd as sembled around the door and for some time things looked lively. The timely arrival of P. C. Banuning however had a soothing effect, as matiters in dispute were amicably adjusted. f Traves‘ Procession. â€"There is some taik of celebrating the in«auguration of the First Provincial Exhibition in this city, by a grand Trades‘ Procession under the auspices . of the Trades‘ Council of this eity. The idea is a good‘ one, and would be in strict keeping with so great an event, as ‘the bolding of the Great Industrial Fair for the first time in the Capital of the Dominion. ou Sunday and thereby indecently @XpO | yjoe, ;;}.‘;‘|~:,'l',":VlTovl',l,.;;l‘,i';;-l'm;:;;“;;._ sing themselves. A well founded: comâ€" | 4 heavy rainstorm which came on just plaint is also made that boys are in the | u; the tine had the effect of thoroughly habit of playing ball on this day too. | drenching the tiremen., ts This disgraceful state of things should be ! s emmmened "'OPPed at once. PP reper 4 Merad on i d o ty Rerrekuexsiser Coxocter.â€"The citizens of New Edinburgh complain that men are in the habit of bathing in the river dig ®*#t csemeieied,80 oo . 2.00 mm lm ay o8 @ _ easat 445 pm, 4402.m. lomk, WATERTIOWN. AND oubDkA®â€" BURG RAJLWAY | caves (‘giensbour~.. £00 am., 225 |.1. Arrives in New Y / k.10.00 pam., 7.00 a m ! caves New Yo k.... 6.00 p.m., 11.00 p.n A tives in Ogdensâ€" S MP Y . 1.15 am.. 740 p.m. Steamer Jessie Cassels leaves Aylmer every morning at......... 8 a.m. Returning arrive at..... 1.30 p.m Ntages leavo the Russell, Union and Windsor Houses at 6.30 a.m., to connect with her. L avea . (‘gdenahurg tor Poston ...6.05 a m., 1240 p.m, 6.10 p ». Arrivea in OUrdens: bnrg irom Roston. 7.00 a.m.. 1240 p.m. ~teamer Peerless leavee......... * * 00 METIVOR........~ ~teamer Queen Victoria leaves se 6 L. >.ves ;M..-....... 1.20 p.n; 7.4 @ERAND TRUNK RBALLWAY. lLeaves Prescott Junetion nu weet 2222222220035 nam . 24 cablaba CENTHAL KAILWAY. Leaves.............. ...... 10.45 am., 4.45 p.m aT LAWKENUE AND oOTTAWA RALLâ€" WA Y. A rmives.. ~.10 p m. oTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION co ‘«ravellers‘ Guide. U SHBG (resireoe 1.15 am.. 740 p.m UENYwaAi YVEKMONT RAFLROA D. Koflial iAntcllinencse . 1.30 am., 11,00 am., 200 p.m, ROYAL MAIL LINE th and 725 mim., 3 56 p.m., rdmits to i @.1 ©xM! 0_ raLs# Arakx.â€"An flurn was sounded its t9 | som Box 21 yesterday afternoon about 4 | o‘clock for & tire supposed to have been . | in the Chaudiere, but which unfortunatoly 2803 | proved to bea false alarm. As usual every DCP | available appliance was on the streoet as if MYe" | the whole city was on lire, but their ser expo | vices were foumid to be quite unncessary. #.10i S l A man named Michael Malloy wagered * | $5 yesterday with an acquaintance that t l he ~would jumfi» from the Bu:fi;uton * | Bridge, below the Chaudiere Falls, into © | the water below. Malloy was determined > | that no oge should prevent him in his atâ€" " | tempt, and consequently the matter was * | kept very quiet, no one, with the excepâ€" ~| tion of bis friend, being in attendance. ‘ | After divesting himself of his clothing, he * | plunged into 510 seething mass of waters, "l | but soon rose and made for Perley‘s | Dock, when, after resting himself, he | again plunged into the river and swain to Baldwin‘s Dock, and immediately dressed ‘l himself, 1( this perilous feat was done to ga n him notoriety, Malloy may rest as ‘l / sured that his performance has excited (eonsiderable interést. among a certain ; ) class, . ‘T‘e the more soberâ€"minded portion | of our citizens, however, his daring feat ‘| is considered a most perilous one, and, " | should he ever attempt it again, may re ‘ | sult in serious consequences . in For sale by most Druggists everywhere. Pl":; m{, ’cogm- Sent by.m ‘m peisd on ‘reeupt of maty ce ie 35.00. Address th;: proprietor, T R. V. PIERCE, MD, Buffalo, N.Y. DB. SAGE8 CATARBRH REMEDY is NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBVUG, got up to dupe the ignorant and credu}â€" ous, nor is it represented nh‘m " com md of rare and precious ght from the four corners of the earth, carried seven times< across the Great Desert of Sahara on the backs of fourteen camels, and brought geross the Atlantic Uoou“ 1 on two ships.‘" ::'? & simple, mild, soothing re ; & ect Etlroloi.fio for Catarau md% IN THRE #aD ;" also for Uffens‘ve Breath, Loss or Infiuimmof wos.nnol&ndl,'l‘-h,‘ or Hearing, Wnor{‘or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure in the Head, when caused, as they all not unfrequently are, by the vio-‘ lence of Catarrh. . | covered a sbort time after. It is not ’ohm we have to record a deed of selfâ€" sacrifice, equal with this on the part of | any yotm:(Ld, but this noble and beroic | act we gladly record as a momento of his courage in attempting to rescue a domrade !Trum a watery fnve. His friends have | the sympathy of the people of that comâ€" | munity in their afflictions. His remains | were interred on the following Sunday, | when a large and respectable ‘ funeral | cortege followed the body to the grave. Crickut Meetino.â€"Notwithstanding the unpropitious weather a goodly number of meinbers of the (. C. C. met in the Pavilion yesterday afternoon.. After the Chairman, Rev. I‘. D. Ihillipps, had subâ€" witted a tinancial statement, which was deemed very satisfactory, it was resolved to send anjeleven to the West. Invitations to day have been coming in very freely ; and it is to be regretted that those from the St. George‘s Club of Montreal, Col borne, Grimsby, and Orillis have to be declined for this year. As Montreal is so acecssible, it was deemed advisable to postpone the retura match until after the western_ tour. Méanwhile the Eleven expect to leave on Saturday night; play Port Hope on Monday ; Toronto, lguâ€" day ; Mamilton Wednesday ; and probâ€" ubly St Catharines on Thursday ; the last match being designed to give some of the Eleven an op‘mrumhy of paying their lirst viaat to famed N »Falls. Mesars. G. P. Baker, W. R. lm:,.Bmdio, Burke and Phillipps were appointed a Cowmmittee to carry out the arrangements, the last three u(ccflnghlh team. We hope to be able to give the names of the Eleven toâ€"morrow. ‘The result of these contests is Inoked forward to with considâ€" urable interest. ‘I‘ne match with Port llopée being espec.ally one which the friends of tfio club will :;o g}.d to find at length likely to come off. It is proposed to play the Travelling Eleven oaguturday against any Kighteen that can,be hrougt against thom. Our readers will not get the Hamilion match at Rideau Hall gel tue Ham on Thursday Drownixoa Accto®Nt.â€"A most melanâ€" choly case of drowning occurred at Bry son on the Upper Ottawa, on Thursday the 15th inst., wborebr ayoung lad named Cahill lost (his life under the most heroic cireumstances. _ It would seem that a number of boys were in bathing in the Uttawa river, when a young boy named E‘atterson, son of the editor of the Pontiac Advance, :ot beyond his depth and was drowning. All observed the struggling boy, but none cared to venture into so perilous a mit‘on to rescue him, finally the ioung Cahill, aged 15 years, and a nephcw of the Rev. Father Ouellet, the Parish Priest of Calumet, plunged into the stream to rescue the £~owniug lad. He sucteeded in securing bhim, having brought him carefully as far as a boat that was on the way out to meet them. At tention was so intensely directed to young [‘atterson, that all regard for cunfx was lost sight of, ‘l‘e latter as the boat was reached, sank 1â€"ver to rise, from sheer exhaustion, and iis dead body was reâ€" covered a sbort time after. It is not _ City Councit.â€" 1 here was a special meetâ€" ing of the City Council called for last night, but agp the appointed hour only Aldermen McDougnl, Bronson, leney, and Robertson filed an appearance. The Byâ€"Ward Market question will in conseâ€" quence have to rest in abeyance till the vext regular meeting. Aldermen Chabot, (Â¥Comnor and others who evince an in â€" lerest in the question, should have been more prompt in their attendance last night. Crerpons Work. â€" The watering of streets has of late been overdw«:z,‘rmk cularly the platforms; and medical men nseribe this as the gource of a virulent type of sore throat now rle\'alent in the eity, Some meany should be taken by the authorities towards regulating the present system in vogue of watering our atreets. Neareity or Lasory â€"A good deal of complaint at present exists in the city at the searcity of Jabour. The City Corporaâ€" tion should push forward all contemâ€" plated public works at once, in order to enable poor people to tide over the preâ€" seont dnll time in the labour market. Triar or a rEam Firs Exeixsz.â€"The Chaudiere Steamer was out for a trial of her capacity at the Cagal basin last night. mhe did excellent work and the result proved highly satisfactory to the mem: bers of the comglny who were out in full torce to witness her trial. > w crowd « thorough tected fe that way. Ruxawai.â€"During the run yesterday a bowse belonging to Mr. Aléxander Tay: lor got frightened and ran down Rideau street, breaking one of the shafts of the buggy, and damaging the harness consiâ€" derably. New Orgio®x.â€"The Monéreal Telégraph Company have opened an oftice at Rice. ville in the county of Preseott, Ontâ€" Tariff from this city 25 cents. ~> ExuyrRsion.â€"There will be an excursion froum Ogdon-burg on the 6th of August, to the O‘Conuvell celebration to be held here dn that date. 2 Guass Broxex.â€"A Lower Town mer chant had one of his shop windows broken yesterday by a lad, who was playing ball. Maria StRzit Brivox.â€"It would be #ell tue ;. »l.ce nuthorities would look after crowd oi reuphs who intest énia public oroughtluare at nights, insultfig unpro cted females who are obliged to pass A DARING FEAT way from the hi repulation he lu.!nlmn bomof.:‘hpomndm no less than versatile creation. , He con uently occupied the boards for a conâ€" mcnbhtin‘muohtothom of the audience. The remainibg artistes each hold high places in : their several lpochlifln;ndnmbomlobo.p prec‘ated. . A complete change of pro: muvmhod rorhmg, ::.d ’. 1 ‘ nwddm‘o::,m nod:uu‘ relis? a performance unique in every and very cleverly rendered, were each encored ; but (‘u"dity as . well q"‘““"l boin‘f his to a large extent, h¢ was oviâ€" dently reluctant to disappoint| his anâ€" dience in even his share of evenâ€" ing‘s business, or to detract! in anv An immecse house greeted last night the â€"first ‘E:fiorumc« of this _ un doubtedly most powerful Varioty Company that has ever appeared in the city. Everything connested with the performance was not ouly of -usorior ex cellence, but possessed in adgdition the further charm of novo‘:lt.y; in«l_oo'd it is no exaggeration to say t eao i feature of the performance was in itself h display well woith the fee of admission,. ‘The Ethiopian sketch at the opening by Messrs. Sandford +nd Wilson was only equalled in freshness by intense comicalit and ere the vociferous applause with whioL these cleversrtistes were greeted had half died away, they were sucseedéd by two equally clever, the Foy Sisters, who won loud plaudi s in their character songs and duouh. Voninmhmd Adonis, the latter apparently yet er nonage, next went a very wondm mrmm ce ts ppiccg on oo way, iastic ap Tae great ovation was, however, reserved for "Touy" huuou: whose was greeted with aq wm several moments. . His In the evening the great centre of atâ€" traction will be Gowan‘s Grand Om House where there will be truly "a of reason and flow of soul." Arrange. ments have been completed fora grand concert in the evening, in which some of the first amateur vocg‘l' and inmu%mul' talent of the city will take rn. dile. Rosa D‘Erin and Mr. B. A. McDowell opularly known as Conn the Shaug: finun, will also len t valuable assistance during the evening. Mr. Nicholas Flood Davin, of Toronto, an em nent Irish orator, will deliver an oration upon the igl.muioua‘huumor, Daniel O‘Counell, tween the two parts programme. For details of this long and varied bill :;f rm,‘tlo a‘tu:_n}i;m of our readers bi: irectel to the full programme as pu lished in another oglumn. The ogorh put forth to commemeorate so great an event in Irish history, are on a magnifâ€" cent scale, and the success of the celebraâ€" tion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the illustrious O‘Conmell is assured beâ€" yond the shadow of a doubt. ‘ _ The second feature in the ptofra.mmo will be the grand assemblage of people on the Major‘s Hill to witness the Sports and Pastimes and other sources of amuseâ€" ment provide‘l. ‘The fine band of the Governor (General‘s Foot Guards has been engeged, and, as will bo seen, will play some nplondit‘ selections of music during the afternoon. A Quadrille band bas also been engaged to accommodate thosa who may express & desire to trip the light fan tastic toe. The grucfiupction of the day, however, will be the balldon ascensioun by Pro{. Squires, the celebrated aronaut, a few prominent citizens having expressed their intention olunaking the serial voyâ€" ngotlon:l with him. _ Refreshipents will be provided on the grounds at teasonable rates. d Another and perhaps ane of the grandâ€" est programmes ever offered in Ottawa will be found in another column to be given under the uuspices of the St. Patrick‘s ljt.enq Association, the Cathâ€" olic Young Men‘s Society, and the ‘rish Catholic Temperance Society of this city, on the occasion 0‘ the O‘Connell Centenâ€" nial on the 6th day of August next. A public holiday having been granted for this important anniversary, will give greater eclat to the celebration of the slny, while the issuing of cheap fares on the different rail and steamboat lines leading to the city, will bring to the city a large number of strangars to participate ingho festivities of the day. _ the elo?r& tion of the day will be inm?nrstod at 10 o‘clock, & m., with Gran Higfh Mass in the Cathedral, after which the Rev. Mr. O’Reillfl late of Dublin and at present of St. Michael‘s Cathedral, Toâ€" ronto, will preach an appropriate sermon. This gentleman is pronounced to be one of the most eminent palpit orators of the day. ‘The choir will bo under the direction of Profeesor (Gustave Smith, who will be assisted by Mdlle. losa D‘Erina, the Queen of Irish melody, so well and favorably known to the Ottawa public. 0 ; The tleman who brought the subject before ‘et:o committee â€"Mr. Mill--â€"â€"Jhu given ample evidence of his power of or ganization and of that particular abilit, which attracts around him those who are able, under his guidance, to intérpret the works of the great masters, and, conse quently, to render in a most plmiu’ manner music of a more simple character, It would, no doubt, he pieces of : popular kind that would be chosen for the open â€" ing of ~the exhibition, â€"and sung as they woull be with suitable orchestral accompaniments, their execution would _ afford _ an _ example _ of what can be doue by well trained per | formers under able leadership. _ Phe Board of Arts and Agriculture could fairly justify any expenditure on this score, as surely no a:t is more worthy of being fostered than that of music. : | But, after all, the expense would be very little. It would not be fair to ask , the Choral Union, for whom Mr. Mills was the epokesman, to be at the expense | of supplying themselves with music of a different class from that to which their attention is usually turned. ‘Then it . would be necessary to enfnge professional men for the orchestra, who must be paid. | I presume the expenditure st the most liberal calculation woula not exceed $200. The best way, perhaps, would be for the Committee of the &’ud to set aside say 33(13 which su%hould not be exceeded, and to receive tetails of the expenditure, so that only the actual sum epent would be wet by the Committwe. _ Mr. Young‘s suggestion of a competiâ€" tion of orchestras is deserving of consiâ€" deration,â€"and if that were crried jout the arrangement for music each duy could be made perfect. I Ottawa July 26, 1875 The matter was before the general comâ€" mittee at its uwe'iv;f; here, but beyond erpressing tnmlcu on at a proposal to have the exhibition opened with music, I am not aware that anything further was done. each day, and you very judiciously call attention to the fact that this and other attractions would pay. ‘This has been the general experionce elsewhere, and those who were first to introduce this then novelty in exhibitions of a similar kind, although it is no longer novel, found that their enterprise wet its reward in the shape of enhanced roceipts. Sir,â€"In your article this morning on the " Provineial Exhibition of 1875," you refer casually to the committee voting a small sum to have musip on the ground The Kaitor deairos it to ueJhcunelI{ understood that while Inserting the commbnications of t orrespondents, > is In no way to be held resporalble jur the opiuions . expresscd Whercin. To the Kditer of the TAM KS THE O‘CONNELL CENTENNTIAL. GowaNn‘s oPERA HoUs® MUSIC Tony Pastor‘s Troupe, Corresponaence. A Grand Programme. sketches,; which were all new AT THE EXHIBITION THX TIMES: OTTAWA,,. TUESDAy, JULY 27, 187b # will be at the VIC= on t Nbos Peveio rde aaid at ts street, Uitawa, on Wednesday. the 4th of Pugust Nert, ONTARIO AND QUEBEC Lumber & Timber Association A Situation as &ookâ€"iree per, ‘l‘lmo-koer'. Genetal Clerk or amanuensts to 'n.gn le» mua, #0 ; ulso ac ‘ustomed t + Jaw 607 aAad Ommln‘, «iood references from old country, «dd eas, sames White, post 0 1os, Ottawa. Sealed '?“ndou, addressed to the . underâ€" signed, will be receiyed at this Office, unti] Monday, the 2nd day of Anfut next, at noon, tor the nece; UA%I uired for, and to be lngplicd at the Lubl e mmlnp, Olryt. pecification can be seen â€"and Forms of Tender obtained at this Office, also at the Office of the Rngineer of the L chine Canal, t Montreal, on and after Iondn(, the 26th 3uly next, where ai} necessary information can be obtained. The bona fide signatures of two solvent and responsible persons, willing to become sureâ€" ties for the due fulfilment of the contract, must be attached to each Tendet. ‘The Department will not be bound to acâ€" cept the lowest or any Tender. B’ grder, } riment of Public Works, 1 F. BRAUN D‘E..., 2Â¥nd July, 1875. } Becretary. July 27, 1876. â€" sorm Mr, @100860 La«kerviite, a nn:ive of the cuuut'nty 'l‘up&n.rf, Puri®® of #»u;ml. ol heland, and hee of Merara, Bu kervile Hroti.ers, Uitawa, nyed 08 yeare., The funeral Will lenys his Into remkience, on Ncw streg‘; on Tacsiay, July 2 th, at th ree u‘slo %. PFriends and acquaiitahees aro reâ€" #peoifuily requested to sttead wi thout fart ber n tice. ul HAsKINYâ€"In this city, on the 26 h instant, 1.Q.iue, the onty calld M”A. iy, diaskin®, Prinier, ag d 3 mouihs an 4 20 uaye. ‘¥he funeral wili lenve the residence of Mr. W@, Witson, Nicholasxstrect, to day (Puesday) at ¢p.im, Marizuâ€"In his city, at the age of 7 months, Mauro Tueraile Aur’n';n, dnu:ruro Mr, J::'. Mazier, King atrset. _ Co® 0 o r a N â€" Yeaterd Thomas Richard Audot he, «on of It,. E. mco au, Baq., ajed 2 ) eammud 6 munths, . The fanetrat will take place this afternoon at 4 vw‘el0¢k, from his father‘s residence, Muria atroot, . Notice to Contractors. A movement las been begun in St Louis to erect a monument to Gen. Blair. Moody will spend several weeks at his mother‘s home in Northfield,Mass after his arrival here, and before starting a reâ€" vival in New York . 2 Ontario, in the place and stes Honourable “'““g“‘“ l McKellar, Alfre:i Mansell Creig, of the village of Almonte, Gentleman, Attorneyâ€"at Law, and Andrew Greenlees of the City of Lonâ€" don, Esquire, Barristeratâ€"Law, to be No taries Public, in and for the Province of Ontario. _ B Henry . yon BHasfeld, a broken town Prussian barou, is leader of the orchestra at the Rondout Opera House. _ *L BasK®aViLLtâ€"In this city, on Burday, Juy Ontario, Provinotac Seorntary‘s Or o=, _ Toronto, July 24, 1875. His Honour, the Licutenantâ€"Governor has been pleased to muke the following appointments, viz :â€" Ramuel Casey Wood, to be a member of the Exdcutive Conncil of the Province of Ontario. ' The,Honourable Samuel Casey Woo:g:: be Commissioner of Agriculture and retary and Registrar of the Proyince of @111 BUIL CHRIICS R. 1IUSINUT A. M. brml, Geor, Eunhiw Montreal ; 'W B. Caldâ€" weil, SMiss M. Caldwell, Miss N. Caldwell, Arthur D‘Markele, agent for the "Howe" Sewing Machine Co, was charged with stealing a machine from Joseph Jodoin, of Hull. Mr. Walker upmuffor the deâ€" fence. | The case was adjourned until 1st Sentember. Adam Latham and Walter Vicars were charged with the larceny of a melodeon from Joseph‘McGrath. Mr. Ross appeared for the plu_n_fl' and Mr. ymvgpfor the Russuuc Houss.â€"A. B. C!uflo;i Rich : ard Bull, Charles R. Hosmer, A. H. Croil, for the plaintiff® and Mr. M ve for the defence. The case was dhmlued. E;‘:ill.w‘ Bl‘i(‘)ssl.â€"l‘fl.' ku. McClean, ; A. est, Brockville ; Thos. A. Royno’kln, Grand im; Moses _ Parker, l(onu-o.l‘ Samuel B. Claike, Toronto ; Chas, Willard, Prescott ; Rev. Dr. Lamont, N ewington ; John Benlay Beamsville ; W. J. Conroy, Avimer; J. 8. Sulliv N ; A. K. Eagan, Aylmer; Rlch::i él.:g;: City ; J. A. l i<key, Wife and Son, ADDOtk u"fi.J' A. li<key, Wite and Son, Appleton ; Iarpier, B‘{muuk N. YÂ¥.; 'l'eon. Perrin, Montreal ; oor? , Price, Americaa Consul, Albany, N. Y.; Henry H. Graves, Montreal, Hamuel Shore was arraigned for the larceny of a spar belonging to J. R. Booth, from the vicinity ofnSn Queen‘s wmfi. The spar had been lying around and lgri-onor sold it for the, sum of $1 to another party. The prisoner was ordered to be sent down for trial, but bail was accepted for his appearance. _ _ arrest. Vaugherty, Arnprior; Miss Daugherty, Araprior ;‘ W. M. Richey, Smith‘s Falls ; Wm. Raine, Perth ; J. McDermid, Taylors: ville; Wm. Amolti, Nepean ; Mrs. Fitsroy ; Mrs. Turpain, Onslow; Mrs. Porteous, Ouslow ; Mrs. ‘Vhl_to, Montreal ; R. A. Mather, Gatneau Mills ; T. P. Foran, Aylmer ; J. fi_:l-‘om,_A.ylm_o_r. Sb E. Mary M was chcr;i‘ed with keepâ€" ing a disorderly house,. She was mulcted in $3 and s 1 Alexander Robinson was next charged with removing sand from the public street, He failed to put in an appearance, and a warrant was onlered to be issued for his New Advertisements. Alexander Stewart, an old offender on the list of drunks, was noxt arraigned. He was ordere t> pay a fine of $3 and costs or go down for a week. He chose the latter for want of funds ‘ â€"-u:oâ€"r'g; 6mek‘i|â€";v;u;n:lgnod for firin a pistol on the street. He was ahewpfi with the usual caution. Maurice Malono was arraignod for being dr&k. He was fined $2 and costs. _ arlés McFarlane was up for a similar offence, but it being his Brst appearance, he was disinmissed with a reprimand. Before ua O’GAM, P.u_: THE A!llql. MEERTING Onatirman Haeouiee Saipaitres. Ontario Appointments, MHOTEL ARRIVALS. at Two o‘0L00K. Wanted. POLICE COURT. Moxpay, July 26. stead of the ewed in advance at G>owan & Son‘s Spa a'o'c; ”;',‘,'.‘;’.,"""’"""'““““""u‘ Btfi W . H. WALLE a CasSEY P M" 198 }p-ut'; Orawa, July 27,1876, »» ... . t NaATIONAL ANTHEM............ORCOHSTRA SOH 3 x 8:20, Concert to Euonm E_ms.. s ME..&N‘-.'"_._ eaved cuairs, which can be ; PROGRAMMR ; PARG 1. 1 Overturo................. Guowan‘t . Orchestra 2 In M morian. "Mentory of the Dedad" .{ngram Kosa D‘Srina, 8 flou'l)ontvn o. Molly.â€".;.....; Mr. J, A. Fraser, 4 Organ Bolo. ...*./Gonnell National Mareh", , Onmpmulm.‘lll{’lflnlr-n DEring. .... . r | 8 Soto ...... "R 1e Of / Krin"‘....... Campbel Miss Nagle, Almonte. 6 National 8 ng é"'-\:'.i':’nmmne- ever more".. na : f, T Poetry and H.:.rp......u“V::;lollIfll.‘M o se + sae tb s sars Miss\ Whiiet, M iss HMeaey nod Miss Nagic. Eiberaior t bfe on (he linke marponues did addressed in favour of C itho fi F mancipation aud &ml of the Union, Promineut and dis tingnis gentiemen will occupy positians on tne platiorm, Mr. E. A. MoDow properly known as Con the Bhnu.‘:'nun, will ’aullt . at the E}oooart. \ _ LIPR AIZED PORPRAIT OF O‘0oNNELL. The Opera Wous» will be decorated «ith m tâ€" toen -u‘fim to the occasion, and slllzwuud rtml of the Liberator, in one of his # bitme uu-u-mnm uider the direction of Wn, MeKay, Kkq., of Oitaw, will grace a prominent In the evening, nGRBAN 0 OONCRitT and an Oration on ©‘Connell will take place in towâ€" mn‘s splendid Opera _ House, ° Mdile, Rosa D‘Rrina, the Queen of Irish song, axsiâ€"ted 2{ Hlonun amateurs, will sustain the Concert. ) c g> e omoniimtattatttl Irinn drewce in O { t c ne m x = nada, “'fin oullnflbmufiu. Refreshments will be provided on the Ground. ln addition to the foregoing a(t on, Prof. llcl::rn. the celehratet A.:'%'n...:.'m make an Asceusion early in the afternc M, On lh&).r‘u Hili, [A fow prominent el“:onl Imlf}' Ir inten‘ton of.,dac up with the Profemsor . This urand Feature will be worth with: aning, Admission to the Pubiic Free. PERA HOUSE. At uurequnct the 8t.:\Patrick‘!s i itcrary Associa‘tion, reoorded ny‘a Atm ber | Cf ll\mllnf Citizens, the day w 11 be Froclmmed aPURBLIO HULIDAY, The sssociation has aiso made nrrangemeuts with the Capada Cen ral and Oltaws & Nt Lawrerce Fadwavs, for * xeurâ€" mion ‘Tickets to and tom O.tawa nt Ove Fare, good for Fridry and ratur ay, tth and Th of augus t. ~ * ORDER OF CELEBRATION. in the Cathedral. The Ohoir will be underthe direetion of ROSA _ _D‘ERINA. The Reverend Dr. O‘feilly, Late of Dublin, at present at 8t, monql'u Catheâ€" dral, Toronto, and admittedly the ablest pulpit orator in the Dominion will preach the: At one o‘cinok g m., the cltizous »nd excursionâ€" m-r:‘l'l asremble on the Mrjor‘s Hill, where the 1 B A N D The Celebration ot the Day will commer ce at 10 ciock a. m , with a ; 100 Un#) NUIZTS Maro"d, in which he who is im t in on a halif mile uflk will draw the prize, &c., 40,, will be instituted by the Committeo, Ia the low March, twenty of the Laz‘ést men in town wllll-o‘nvno-l to enter, and whoever is lnst in on the haif mile, will get the prize of $19. The Major‘s Hill. oF THR ' Governor General‘s Foot Guards |mlmm brigh Adprsc......... % ure to the Drama of © Mogart " 3 Quadriile...... . *#t. Patrick‘s".,. 4 Sertoâ€"Comte Fantasii.......... ... 5 Waltz... ....."Kate Kearney "..... oib oi Aruguane o D len S ie CE CRICT Y Tossing the Caber; meas@rin} \Distances + lind> foided Wiie Crushicen, ahd the Inugnable feat of the Lazy Man‘s March, in which he who i« in t Under tho arsplces of the Old 8t, Patrick‘s Litâ€" erary Arsoeintion, and the Joint Crâ€"operation of the OCagholie Yourg Men‘s Soclâ€"ty and the Irish Cathotic Temperance Society of Ottawa. & A Collection will be taken up in ald of GooP SHEPHERDS AS\”LUM. The Indonndnntcomot Band will be in atâ€" tendance for the accommodation of those #ho ""m: tojluduige in the Lahcers or Irish Quaâ€" es.‘ A number of Games and t‘aullm,. such as Lcaping, Kupniog & ces, Tmowing!he =ton», Will play tde follr wi~a choice selection of airs, wrranged specially.for this occision. BALLOON PUBLIC HOLIDAY. Friday, Aug. 6th, 1875. O‘Conncll cRAND _ CELEBRATION PROFESSOR GUSTAVE SMITH, Grand High Mass. assisted by the Queen c f Irish: Melody, MDLLE, S BE R M 0O N through AT : OPRCREA W A, Games and Pastimes, AFTERNOON. QUADRILLES PROGR AMME ;â€" MORNINC. ASCENSION EVENING, Centennial of the day, OF THE ama of © Mogart ". ...8u * Ht. Patrick‘s"., .-l‘!m Hartman the OW a y 8. . opatome Aeaesinaiaie ue Bs o ... C Nee Sity s bnirour um anirtommione ioi pates Angust9th and 10th, to Visit tne Great 3 + 1 M‘““ uy Ute --'l"l-m Andflnl:m.mnus m Rail+ C went free. Write immediately, to « . O. Box tou show oute rent dvertas Coaaenat | + .‘ DR T. BALE & 00; nc o pe mi ;m.l.nh ‘l;o R.b'o: gl::ndn. het.'vnn the hours of &fl‘.:.“'%.‘.‘.g.“. yours â€" 88 sonts: Te * + ue Rare o 2e anttt ho hour b@r REMEMBER THE NAME: Maznifcent Ohime n.u.] L.::n forming Lions and Tigers, and 500 New aud Novel Features never seen in any other Show Holiday Parade! 200 PLUMED HPRSEBI § mgint th 44 Ne en ./ ul e ol id Band, equal to bDope Gonl®: MonkeynFeo‘s Lioee, Rropinues Turn out E ver.vnbo%d ‘, and see the Grand Ottawa, July 18 .d of the most selchrated Male and l’&;m (:?lmm-fi-' in Europe a»d this Country, DoOUBLE CIRCUS A FOUNTAIN OF REAL WATER Hew t mt ie frstung ac0ihe i. the Menng THE GIGANTIOC Kxhibits Ten Thousand Wonderfol Curiesities All the Mechanica! Automata we opernied :! «n improved stationary ‘ HPEAM ‘wNGiNK. Also to be +een, thents, ;Dwar‘s, Armous, Hiatuary, eto. THE GRAND MUSEUM Eland, Ostri h, Bears, mo&danwu., ; Kan d all Tiger® Kangatoo, and in $0 460 beamue and LIVING GIRAFFE! 5 Trained Elephjhts! Mfihlnocoml Hippopotamus ! MAMMOTH _ MENAGERIE 8,500 Beasts and Birds! The Greatest and Grandest Exhibition Now on its Nioth Annual T. Canatay wiR ex n bit .Em Acknowl«dged by the Public, the Pres, Managers of Amt'apn_u_nu ovo'rywnr:::'h:“ As«World on Wheels! 6 6 FOREPAUEA SHOW | g:nfi:ht..bo above days and see an Exhibiâ€" Largest In the World ! It won‘t cost any more than it will to visit any ordinary Circus, Best Artists of Both Hemispheres Balloon . Ascension ! SELECTED THE MOST ACCOMâ€" PLISHED PERFORMERS FROM HENGLFR‘S RATTY‘S & ADAN‘s GREAT ENGLISH CIRCUSES, And has added them to his Peeriess Conipany. For extended details of entertainment preâ€" sented by this Stering Oryanization -rd full list of the Company, see MUrRAY‘s u.ue- TeateD News, Performance Aft rnoon and Night, Doors :p&o:. l aud 7 o‘clock p, m. Commencing at «â€"AND THEâ€" FOLIES BERCERIES, PARIS, Admission 50 cents Children undg. : years, 25 cents, Reserved chairs, 75 oen CHARLES H. DAY, . Director cf Publications Will also exhibit as follows :â€" MONTREAL â€" â€" July 26, 27 & 28 CORNWALL ~.~ â€" â€" â€" July »% BROCKVILLE |â€" â€" â€" â€"~ July 30 PERTH <â€" ~â€" .â€"{~â€"s â€"/â€" July 31 HULL â€" â€" â€" -/.- â€" â€" August 3 AUGUST Oth & 10th. tidh 1 HMT RAILROAD CIRCUS, Montl»y, Aug. 2, 1875 Afternoon and Evening, WAIT! WAIT! oTTawa Ttwo pays AVGUST O9th and 10th, MONDAY â€" and TUESDAY. TOUR OF EUROPE n lis Ninth AnnEI Tour, And Arst viets to '! fl{n!uw Afternoon and Ryening at Combining in its org@nization the Full Brass Bands Uf the 10th Centary, ‘The Mr. Murray daring his late CONTALINS NEARLY WILL â€" EXHIBIT ~AT T TAW A, A FREE G R E A T DW S," & Magnificent road will Lelivered to all parts of the cRy in 3 gallon p-?iu'. 19 oum, umrlhm. im m iu'nh” at $250 each, N @X P4. Rop to the Spriugs »nd uther information, l.y{; to i mih trom excites ment alfe io pationt uls paons, Atom To ontwelre 0 ie ovlainet mandion reoled to the fact that This Mincral waigr lores -J‘-'J. 'h-.’mka”y" d m m heulth, heaith continues invallds who prorpran M‘“"W the wa! oan be As Eol weean ; w prg,neare pratiiet Ioe To OcA I Lelivered to all parts of NC 1 poran jaiy s1 4o ol $y PaElt Of the oRg ‘in 3 gation Gents or Ladies. &5 to $10 a day guaranteed. A limited mber ol b wrders be accom+â€" mu.-;'ol‘l M.n:'lu BHorlbwick N,om:l.‘wu- O dembed mue shemae tes 11 We bentie io Water on the intinent, and pari 10 :‘M a b.w ':h in the ouny".:m“u Restore your ufl;fifli- ‘ MROW AWAT your ACLE8, HNuse thoee n mondary | A NU ANATOM Y of the ll‘n“'l:.nuu-r... ‘Dells O M ".'I ¢d Visiow and Overwork to cure Weak, War/y, 1 Nes w.is .3 . â€" 7%7% #t*/y, Inffamed, and .cl".l“fi:.“n t:_”::,.nL all other Dis« enses | & * WasTR m,‘) NONEY BY ADJUSTING nVR o!:qmc "N FOUR garll AND DIS. PIGURING rove "ACK. Pamphict of 100 m- MuSicd Free. Send your ad{tress Agents Wanted, Noke entit jpRs "9 * 7 mm.fi quarters al fited With ull necessary 1e tion t the ur N\o‘“m wauting Tre . _ AS AUENOY LN â€"OPPAW a, For thesupply of #ruit _ _sand Omauneuta are preferable to those from fim(unnu "ui:'m to stand LW"':?'.' glu â€"â€"~\~<an! mmm;fl!. m & Osm worth Reafing!â€"A Diamond worth Gecing SAVE YOUR ETESI someanee: > TREES, SHRUBS, &c. A Pro mun Mnbl -mmfl-u H. New York Slate Roofing Company O ttawa, July #6, 1875 uP Pm P PV m " 7eTw, Lnd Tof in and xpands t sont aets by coi, and wiill not corrode i the most :mw.uh%munn?::.‘. l,’f‘:& ::"ur-w :t & l-l= tremely cheap. lons will 100 ‘eei of shingle or 400 10.600 a 4ue :Wm«‘:n":-o;%n:fi-’h: A:l:owt.nfi". -duh.i-vyb Ahn-h.-uu‘cenh winter runs n gummer, deceased shingles it fills lhohd1ln ""‘fl a new ai m;’.’lhou-' s :"mon. T w‘:‘:' e Jm‘h 5...::‘ %, fl'n'r'-mh:.n:m"m.m’u ““i oho:il:w‘.ihnr ehang-’:;l‘nlho-t'l n'::?:'(o m m slate, 2: n roofs our eolour is neually one comt . brick walls Ilr|¢mudhuuonl' mmtu&mm_;% Subâ€"Agent wanted in Outaws Lanark, and MacNab, Most 11 M'M..V'uoneo to General Age Vetsiled Schedule of the Debentures, wilh Branches and Agencies of the Bauk of Mot & CO., Montrexl, EXTRA RUBBER FELT fing fe F F°t$rr%'}d§r§331. rouln sieed, roagiin tarre shgetmg%ere%otie h . |bed and painted, makes Cheap and : Send for “MM } A roof may be envered with & very cheap : and b l‘nlflr.nn Mo’y.:‘n.. m“l N{-J’.n N:nl:‘h‘-d“'“ 'I.‘% r thai a w thou! lute, d r-' m::‘l" l.l.i'umnm:n -nu-u:'.: mt C g hird the cout The awards will be made to the highest lender the right is reserved to reJect porals, and ventures will be ready for deli immediately ul‘u{un{nu 10 be ou-‘q-‘- onlreal for the on Lamps & Chandel of Nov, 6.b 1876 SHOWER AND OTHER gatks, Ti ty Whaks 4 0 â€"cbuca d ad SEs s 4 Rro he in fad day of June next, Tenders for $140,000 of Debentures of the Gities M , Ont, Tenders may be f portion of the Debertures, trom $100 and ' per dollar, to whm:'wui be Addq‘i accrued m-wmd’"::. Â¥ OTraAwWA Dumw:fi,mâ€"‘rhm h&dfln March, H and Llfikhmmmlw:ran are payable in 'l-melfluuo.u!rer-.. The lation of ty is now . Its debt, excinding the w In luemv";’n:nnouve‘;hfl%}u Am this 'h::'lm, all ’Mmlm these debentures, nssessed property, 3"‘:)7:.“. C'T"llhu property, $233,000, and the klnnng for the above debt, aiready amounting. to K'Nommu:‘nl:ruumlfl.â€"lpno bear date 3lkt Decemibey 148 h# ner h n in diamclca T.0 d nai t 406 imUon of London is 18,413, and, with it« subs Il.M.m’;"hnm & muu'-lnx'juu. value of pro fv:tybel;‘n‘_ncl% to the (?ortanum,ln. mmx«nn y Hiable for this debt, the Corporation holds first and t D. uoufii}"a"'luuw“'l'- _ Ms KAVANAGHE:..vsyl.e.26..2rrmeezbrre enbeninadle‘y ... .Mocretary 1 E! ares cau be subscribed for at the office of & Waler, w open fora iew weeks and '.Lu all mm*.&‘ Lm Montreal, May 13th, 1876 Borthwick springs. 2290 0+ (F, G, BO% I No 91 Liberty 8t.. Bew York Oity, K X. prrawa, uitncsron, aAN» Loxpox® nene $180,600, Six and Seven P Mexsrs. DRU MOND, CABSELS & 00, Montreal, nre ; ;glmdym%fmm’tmum for $180,000 of Debentures RODERICK , RY A N, . H. WALLER, JAMES GILLIKE, Roofing t w LA "nd valuable Sampies free. @7A post ~ fl Shed 100 which o mt your astes . " "~~ io 0e kess MUTUAL BUILDING_ sO0CIE General OAtawa ML, bot g;ldn-u-. NOTICE. O FFICER. HODERIOH PYANG enc ce ncan snn cnccnncet B@"°ALL OUR PAINTS ARE MIXED READY The Largest Assertment in the Oity, w :' THE OIL DEPOT, Svssfi m C. 8. SHAW & 6. RCONOMTICAL, sTOPS ALL LEAKS!!!: S. A. RUSSELL & CGo., â€" Agents for Province of Ontario, 34, Front St., East, TOROR 0e beculbusss ds 23 8 0 : roof agminst sparks or fyi and fo sont hets by coll, and wiil mot corrote in 1no eathing Fell can L« inade waterâ€"tight at a 4GENTS WANTED IN EYERY TOWXN. . HORTHWIOK, 8 Nicholas street, ade to the highest lenderer», to whom advice will 4 ;.njeot%w'wd-.md tw allot a portion aw.lm for deli lmmediately after the awards anged at Montreal for the Debentures, may be -.‘.% CE eP ©4°"~/ "ak Ounwa hwd(m&;m for the countion tberal arrar gements will be and 14 PM Seree 1e rear gements w umfi::.. gfi'- ?:‘-Mmuo:mq ORNAMENTAL, Sl worthless imitations of our paints, and those & 2 60 ‘hn in | M ts yes;how { in wihtn mmed.ana (COMMISSIONS UNDERT OoF _ OTTAW _-fi-â€"-’a«_vv.A' Patent Slate DIRECTORSs. Coal Oil. â€"AND TOâ€" eDougaALL, I N E ‘ $ THE TIMES (Daily 877 Houses and Stores To Let in all Partt NICHOLLS |& O HOUSE & LAND| f Advertising, & ral : Commission C t C 4 To _ FOR EVERYBO (Rimerntiinohd fl The Company will also h‘l'.'h.. whole of u“.‘ P ‘ Reynse! Auphaite. s um on) Uomnigly Cof Onmetias OKHB. ;“‘ Lors Of the Ogle brai mont Sey uset, nin, u® com BHOW Ca wie PR mQ Ma roh 1%, 1874 MapE O € )ur‘Ver.&G-l! um:'nah-ouu-nr m flm v'-ludarn:. e i i you ::Mnnrvn-.u 4 Bodkn postod end bainnced, and 4044 CONTAINS NO TAR, uvg CWaruers & 0‘C o N N o & SWR EET, Neat ViclorinChamberss _ PYRIMOUNT SEYSS @60 9n ark s PICTURE FRA DEBENTURE®S WILSON & A W KEK to Mae $1,111,6@0 *, is nearly 3 "Ly, amountin }"'“Mn the ( MaANURFAOTUREKRA o ‘of the Piad t tm , from which The C CALL AÂ¥ FOR USEK. q mulngr Pes, un m intorest it DR tie all of Â¥ib T Ju% ons 82, No. 12