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ICS, with PATENT r SUB BASS. d MELODEOH ) Gvnencndtemeits : the n'cm‘.- s® is the only . bello®® _made it impossibl® C .‘lm' e: â€" man#®gt wo year® NSTR Time® S8m " ue of « Street, "_;.. city of thin w ike [ We stringeage , w hich is se parg. ithe <ase, thereby form c huifl °s, preserving is method of blowi®& yean plan 04 / anufactured _ } LL & *ON, ‘543&6-‘-&' NEW Y _ ilosey rument, not often upon the old k -yu-â€"'o.= an equal. . Itcarn y, perfectly unit ment ; an tion. the a mpUSIC®A ic Organ. i for a mds of Buialls ep on hang 4B """‘"'"'- nl-nd..‘~. aps, Hund Beep ft yess. A. PRINXCK: -.-»'r! t "sitging, and 24 have never heard and sympathetie urchasers. a his improvements ents n*x , depth and rand Pianoâ€"Fortes, GOTTSCHALLK BERCG, the Organs. Ey these im meore M veserving al} ie hest testimoninls princival artists rinted roughly c’ inve nted thin d by any othet #p» an» addres® PP is appwl* fection im tht s throughout the letos C or Shipping: your ne w Plane« of its system of y must. gpeedily pt. 5.â€"â€"Upon & am "~nd tnllamey for PTVE Years iys / excepted) L io WX made in ass P®*" > so8 c lact, and s0ll* rediors, : % and £led op *patckh, ti8 encage which preat ral UNEXTs3 the ured is . ""V ifi culty (want rginal and h "i. of ht ement whe ; instrument® 31 â€"laeiy ards any wil to. all the 26AX, excellenc® T is neaslf *#1 ;, subscrib % sdeance ; if fi’“\c ot Foreighn 8 pespatches, will be a m th is .osid _ay pers 1# pits WEEKLY TIMES." A Weekly Edition of the Truss will be pubâ€" iished every FRIDAY Morning, and Mailed u Subscribers for @1A per A“m}‘d‘. dnt sdvance ; ilm&pflin-ium,.l P wnu Weikly will contain a large amount ot Forcign and Home News, latest Telegraph p,..,uzq Local and Foreign Markets, and .mu.-«tnl-hlomhh'-u'nd ip.3. .ssiding in the country. +« _ay person sending the names of Ten Subâ€" cribers, Cask .lmwdn‘lbe Order, will reâ€" cive a copy Free for One Â¥ear, ; Iraws O® As the forst mum the 18¢th of Dec# ather Daily or W ,,.Um wal Year‘s Subscriptio "OTTAW A ‘TIMES," Hammoth Poster to the Smallest Card, <xecuâ€" ted in the neatest style, and at Prices that will Teays or Aovertisixo.â€"Eight cents per line tor the first insertion, and, two cents per line or every subsequent insertion, unless otherâ€" wise arranged. _ s Sfi nati t hace 1 qo _ No Advertisement can be discontinued withâ€" out the written order of the advertiser. * Offce at his dwellingâ€"house, Queen stroot, between Metealfe and O‘Connor strool, in rear of the Govâ€" Ottawa, 30, 1866. 87â€"«f i Uinice® Pourcynton.. ho. *Olkens e irinth R uncer, &c. :â€"=North side m‘& two doors from Sussex. Ottawa, March 20, 18366. 78â€"6m 7 ARRISTER and Attorney=at«Law, B Solicitor in Chancery, Conveyancer, &c. e e i n e xd ilh-lll..' e Qrrice : In the Court House, L‘Orignal January 27, 1366. € Amlll'ol‘l'-lul'. Solicitor Chancery, Conveyancer, &c., Sussex Stre usrice: Uaion Buildings, Ottawa. Prbraary 21, 1866. B“;fi;l_; and AttorneyseateLaw, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Convey ancers, Notaries o-w“'o‘v.'n Mr. A. Campbell‘sâ€"Store, Sussex ® : % ‘wâ€" #treet, Ottawa. * P. J. Bockugy, LL.B. W . J. Scort, Jz _ A. L Dexxixg. Oitawa, Jan. 16, 1866. Aflb’ll'l-l'l‘-b‘w. Solicitors=in= Chancery, Conveyancers, &o., &e. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 _ Ormice: Aumond‘s Buildings, Rideau Street. (rompofmac® Hkk: _ = _ __â€"_____.___c.__ W. MARSHALL MATHESON, Bgnmrn, Attorney, Solicitor, &¢» Oreice: Horne‘s Buildings, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, Ottawa. Ortawa, Doc. 18, 18366. 1â€"y ham, C.E. Oitawa, February 7, 1366. Bm'lln_, &e., Ottawns. Office : Telegraph Buildings, Metcalfo Street. Ottawa, March 10, 1366. 107 LA', Chancery, and Convey OQrrice: Over Soott‘s Confectionory rm hhfllhn.ouns..c. W. s Contral Ottawa. Wimmu Deox CLEGG & NELLIS, * 'Aw and Attorneyseat«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancers, Notarâ€" ies Public, &e., &o. Ormct: Telegraph Buillding, Metcalfo Stroot, Jas. February 7, 1866. Amn:lti-'i-fil.]i; Solicitors=in= T. Chancery, Convey ancers, Notaries Public, &c. Bmurnn:; Attorneys, Selicitors, Qurice : !:h Court House, Ottawa, C. W. Roseat Lexs. Jous J. Grmecnt. _ A. F. BOUCHETTE, Alvoenrt. Officet No. 17, St. Poter Street, Quebec. Mr. Bouchette will always be Esn uonl o Hhiktenpaiy nred mt aitn ut quaras C 0 " pGrrqlq**~mnlnnth0000 e o PROFESSIONAL CARDS ACGUSTUS KEEFER, EVERY MORNING, (Sundays Excepted.) ARRISTER, Solicitor, Attorney, and Notary Public, Clerk of the Peace and County m Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott Bgnmm and A trorneyseat«Law, $ in Chancery, Notaries Public, and wrict: Lang‘s Building, opposite the Post Office Alna s Ottawa, Fobrua MBR ofza Ruawa, Pob. 7 mll P.'l!fl and Lower Cans dester, near Ottal YOL I. NO. 97.} J E. Bouul“gx. ARRISTER+AT»LA W, Solicitor«in=« DUNNING & THOMPsSON, ‘lvoev.u, Barristers, and Attor= neysâ€"atâ€" Law. Ornces: Hall and Aylmer, C. E. l'r-mwu&Hnl'nflay- and idays of every week. _ Nh wile EDW ARD T. DARTNELL, Ormecr: Post Ofice Building, Elgin Street, Ottawa E. B. Hareocc. K. H. Hargoox. _ «xeeuted with acouraey. Co *# Ottaws City, (postâ€"paid) OFFIOEâ€"No. 60, Sparks Street. Ottawa, Fob. 7. 1966 '“I‘s. SPARKS, n P.I Â¥I AL â€"LAND â€" SURYV '_Ol, s M. McLEOD, ARRLIST Eto,., for Lower Canada. ' OIMC:-C::t llnn,Ayl-ou:iMh‘- kh T. G. HURD, Ts e fraka iz mm‘ o Ahtnd dume :hh-mmwo-ouu-w. and fi:fil to transact any h:.: connected Claims, taki ...°?:"...‘..‘. ind ppos w :‘.mp::a. having business with any _Ottawa, Feb. 7. 1866. * dSâ€"utf | sPECIAL NOTICE ALSSRS. THISTLE & BALDWIN, PO'IICI AL Land Surveyors, Canada East and Wost, Real Estate Agents, &c. Parâ€" :li-a-u.whun.u. and protection the Lands of Absentees. Applications to the Crown Lands Department for Mining Lands, &0., www. They ve now on hand and for sale some well situated City and Villa Lots, in Upper and Lower RCHITECT. Orvice: Wellington Street, i irronce 5t Anarou‘s Charei . = * Ottawa, February 7, 1866. 43â€"utf Oitaws Des. 38, 1965. Dl‘t:‘lln .;‘cu;u Church, Teacher Organ, orte, &c. Ottaws, Pob. 7, mi“ 43â€"atf CA0008 ; and . immense "..’fl,’ w a‘â€"’l-llvlrlrlfll Laads h' &.:‘T:‘? on lh: Ottawa. Ormer : Corner of i-u and Metcalfo Streets. W. K. THISTLE, P. L. 8. Wx Curoo MESSRS. DUCK & BUCKE, JO8sEPH J. MURPHY, HAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, TTORNE Y§%â€"AT«L A W , Solicitors«in= Otawa, Pobruary 21, 1866 PRIXCIXG. . : vory description of Printing, from & Aitends to all Law Courts in the District of BUCKLEY & sCOTT, J. P. MACPHERSON NSUILAL NV LIUIL, | maat te Matthows® irst number of the Tiess is published on | ‘ 'a‘ Street, opposite Ma w of December, persons Subscribing for | Oitawa, Fobruary 1106 ._____.. ly or Weekly will receive them from date | ~~~~~~_~ BR-U â€"-LEGGO‘ mnon until January 1st, 1867, for One «_ V+ ‘% seriotion at the above rates. Pl('):v::'f‘::’s.-’rn.“ ..ofil' y COLMANX & WRIGHT, LEES & GEMMELL, 56,0v. 1). CONNOR, R. A. BRADLEY, SIDNXEY B. FRIPP, PUBLISHE D* MR. H. R. PRIPP, T H E ox Qâ€"Dnily, if paid in adâ€" + Annum ; if not paid in W. Mcxay Waounr, B.A.B.C.L. P. A. BALDWIN, P. L. 8. Tnos. F. Neruis Jerms P. Buck® 43â€"utf , will receive prompt T. ',‘rm;;:’ 34â€"6m 43â€"ut 43â€"utf 53y 21â€"y 43â€"utf 43â€"utf 1â€"y LAHD amd P-rl.-o.uzflnp.t. Opâ€" r1CE : No. 5, Russell House k, Otawa. Deeds for Lands and Patents for Inventions proâ€" cured. Takes charge of Private Bills during their g:-uup through the Assembly, and transacts all iness with the Government Departments. Rupzzexces, Hon. J. A. Macdonald, Hon. J. H. Cameron, Hon. George Crawford, Hon. M. Cameron, Â¥F. Jones, Esq., M.P.P., R.« Bell, Esq., M.P.P., W. ;o'oll. Esq., !.l.".l’.. J. S. Ross, Esy., M.P.P., and . Cooper, Esq., Judge Co. Huron. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1863. + r 1â€"y LA‘I’I of 'QI;.M Residence==Russell Mouse. Ottawa. Dec. 18. 1865. 1â€"y C whoue Soe sgont for ttoad‘s Highwiner and or ‘s Highwines and Proof Whiskey ; m‘bl'.l' l.ulg Ales and Porter. Pork, l‘lglr. douky far atalt :s s wOEVaR. EM RRTIC MEERe C CC T Orrice: No. 5, Sparks Street, near the Russeoll House, Ottawa city, C. W. J Avfllolllll. and General Commis» sion Exchange and Real Estate Agents, No. 40, Sussex Street. Ottawa, December 18, 1865. F 1â€"y Boox-ml-- and _ Man: Stationer, and Machine Ruler. Taylor 4& Wilkinson‘s Flour Store, corner of Y and Susâ€" sex Streets. Entrance on Sussex Ottawa, Dec. 13, 1805. CSF. 1â€"«f Al!c'l'lol Rooms, No. 19, Sparks Streot, Centre Town, Oitawa, opposite Hope‘s Stationâ€" store. "‘hmdmmc-::‘uhumiz promptly aitended to. reromen sale, Partios wishing to purchase Real t“-&‘wflu’mdn all information | FREE OF CHARGE by calling at the office. L207 Bool--l-nln and Paper=Ruler, cor= nor of Sparks and Metcalfo , over the %’ Registrar‘s Office. Account made to for any branch of business, and bound in the best ax'l::l the art. | RULING to any :&n. | Particular attention r to Map Mounting. Ottawa, December 19, 1865. | 2y ty bnadncrivathdfinaiyndineliemireints. . Auth "WIVIL ENGINEER, Union Buildings, .A corner of Sussex and York Streets. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1â€"* Bm MAKER, Wellington $treet, op= posite Dr. Van Cortlandt‘s, a. Maving had many years‘ experience in some of the best estaâ€" blishments in the metropolitan cities ‘of Canada, he feels confident that all orders entrusted to his care will be executed in the best style, and guaranteod to give satisfaction. L O CV sake 14 % Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 DR. W. J. HENRY, WII.LIIOTO.‘ Street, First Door Kast of Bank Street. Ottawa, February 7, 1866. uy x . 43â€"atf I pROPRIETOR of the ParHiament Hair= Dressing Saloon, Rideau Street, begs most resâ€" pectfully to invite the gentliemen of Ottawa and viâ€" :fl'hvhhh'u new establishment, No. 9, Angus‘ which has been fitted up in a most recherche nylo.unryoo-flu»humn. 1P UC L t L sas w en i en oah s TD Sm L CC C 2 _ Cimafim a E. Miles has the PATENT ROTARY HAIR BRUSH, (the only one on this continent,) in use. For information as to the efficiency of this apparatus wide opinions of the Press. . h _ pM~ A choice lot of Musical Instraments always kept on hand for sale. . * d Ottaws, Eebruary 7, 1866 DBR. OLIVER MARTIN, Dl."ll'l'- Offlce 1 $Sparks Street, Cen« tral Ottawa. * A Ottawa, January 27, 1866. M'-utf Oitawa, March 21 Ottawa, March 20, 1866 Roofing Contractor, &c CHURCH ST., OTTAWA, ll PREPARED TO COVER ROoOFs, with Tin, Sheet Iron, Slate, or Shingles, on the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates. Having been known in this place since its first settlement, 38 years ago, he can confidently refer to his long established character, as a guarantee for the satisâ€" factory pertormance of all work entrusted to him. Ottawa, April 2, 1866. 80â€"3m HARGE by call Ottawa, Ll:fi:t.....: | e JOHN H. BAKBEi CITY PROPERTY ! LOTS AND HOUSES. IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN PROFESSIONAL CARDS Neriny ue atremion ‘of intending pirasere, and will be sold CHEAP. Ti IRD;GP:I‘:::LI n'rmm WILL BE GIVEN. ‘or particu to wu‘.'(."x.’mo. ESQ., Bazwistke, hm _____ Telegraph Building, Ottawa Cliy. . Wl?llll TWOâ€"ANDeA«HALF MILES of the City Limits, with A DWELLING HOUSE erected thereon. One haif of the land is Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1866. Ottawa, Fob. 22, ONTRACTOR and Builder. Ofice : North side York street, second door from Sussex PROPERTY FOR SALE. CCOUNTANTS, No. 3, Victoria , cent, Uppor Town, Ottawa. HOMES FOR SALE Village of New Edinburgh, And three or four detached cottages, on the banks of the Rideau River, _ Outside the City ILimits Will be sold, subject to Leases, all of which will expire this year. 3 ie malk L bassdis coedhassdl. Aos To parties nâ€"-;: to build, village lots, and park lots of several acres will be sold at moderate rates, and the whole of the purchase money, if desired, can remain ten years on the property, at six per cent interest. App"' at ‘M ‘-f. g-q.v qnarnt s omm New Edinburgh, January 23, 1866 and . Tluâ€"-l' ELIGIBLE PROPERTY known as 'OODIOOFTB,wudb‘ the late Captain Baker, beautifully situated on ichmond M.-uum-u.mm-;.m.mm acres or thereabouts, being composed broken Lots 24 and 25 in 1st Concession Ottaws, Front on No Also Pew Noâ€"62, in Christ Church, Ottaws. _ < For terms and apply to the Rev Cnarues Forarst, or to LEWIS & PINHEY, Â¥ebruary 10, 1864. MACDONALD & BRO., wa, Dec. 18, 1865 XAVIER CHARLEBOIS, BUSINESS CARDS. DR. C. A. MARTIN, GEO. H. PERBY T‘OER SA LE. DR. O‘REILLY, J. H. KKLLY, FPOR SALE, coxsitixe or THOS. NELSON, A. MORTIMER, 25 ACRE® OF LANXD DR. WOLEFE, J & T. W. KEIR, II. McGREEVY, 8. CHRISTIE, H. McLEAXN‘3 DESIRABL E E. MILES, SIVEBAL sTON k DWELLINGS, in the corâ€" ner Block, _TDt MACKAY ESTATE Barristers, Ottawa. 4Butf 43â€"utf Or 19. 18y 14y 1â€"y 1. 30â€"3m 6â€"tf The New Drug Store APOTHECARIES & CHEMISTS THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED A VARIED ASsSORTMENT OF 5 2R O & ! Pl’nl PRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Sponges, Shoulder Braces, &c., &¢. Ottawa, April 10, 1866. _ wy FLOWER SEEDS ! S 41 Sussex Street, Is the Place to Buy Your Medicines ! city i my incomparable baÂ¥" Crysta__llgn_e_.éqmgound q 7 C S se TUE r”'“k.'.a all see m or yourselves. CAN’\.RIAN com;n‘ruvx.'nox, a sure cure for Coughs and coldsâ€"Testimonials from prominâ€" ent citizens will be shown on :pplkl_t‘lo-. topat day." _ * To Farmors and Cardeners ! ?'ur' Recery®pâ€"A &d‘n.ilt of the Canadian ‘perâ€"Phosphate in Boxes and Barrels. Chenist and Apechooary, 4 Punex: Stn u + set. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. _ _ B Lo OrCAWwWA DRUG WAREHOUSE. HAVI JUST RECEIVED, aA GOOD assortment bf Photographic and ‘ Medical Chemicals, Canadian Hair Dyes, B'?h‘n ditto, m-mu-mw Druggist‘s J Â¥amily Prescriptions prepared with aceurâ€" acy. * te ’1 JOSEPH CARVEY, M.D: â€" 6 R E A T MEDICAL â€" EMPORIU M ! 0F THE CITY. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. ___________ _ Jt DOMESTIC DYES. rpue, Anese® AssoRTMEXT oF DY ES in this city on sale atthe . _ _ MORTIMER‘S Apothecaries Hall! *k :n:nTa of Good, Cheap PERFUMES just recel N. B.â€"Prescri and â€" _ N. B.â€"Prescriptions carefully and promptly preâ€" Ottawa â€" Drug Warehouse. Mll- TROTTER, PROPRIETRESS, No. 71, Sparks Street, Desbarats‘ Building, opposite the Pul'umnl:Bufld'mgl. Th|o ’l'or.v.lo o2 20 Ob s s leut. House comprises everything necessary in & firstâ€" :l:: Restaurant. The house has bnr-‘.tb;::‘fly h tly fitted conâ€" Sires the tholsest bradds in Wines and Liquors, and Ov:z-d;l;ouy of the season will be secured for the Table. Nog'-umbhwfllhl’u‘dlhu 'm _ M““ P“'!AAA COs wl ar THE RUSSELL HOUSE, L%"l: c}:’“hl_.’l HOTEL, Ml:"a + I*IIM W aboveâ€"named Hotel, begs leave to mom his nuâ€" merous friends and lhunnllhm , that he has :;KQMMU'IJ-W ghout this comâ€" lous establishment, in the management of which by strict attention to business and guests, he hopes to deserve encouragement and nxson. Anbetys andt For ang ‘,)...”L.‘.‘.‘:...‘ with Â¥+ ‘or z BJ" n alace Street, Quebec. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866... . _ 1â€"y baints~+â€"> ay * wathy ~â€" h. raily Argrapodt. Hp en PHB~ Mrs. Trotter is now prepare o hss “_m’npu'dtnuhDAY hh“hnvowimmmuw tains its character as a FIRSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL. Cotpramian and Wns toon munely repainten snd :o“m“ No pains will be spared to accommodate onfl:muna-nun-mm and boats free of eh;r. ‘There is a FIRSTâ€"CLASS LIVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866. 1â€"y PaOPERLY COMPOUNDED â€" i1ND FREE FRKOMYM ADULTERATION! JOHNX MALTMAN, LA'I'I McADAM*$, Commercial Hotel, Packonham. ‘The above Hotel, one of the oldest and best known in Packenham, has been leased by the undersigned and thoroughly overhauled and r_!_mg fo:'eo speâ€" and everhauled and reRted Mn IT Sint eccommmedation of guosts. THE TABLE AND BAR will at alltimes be furnished with the very Agents for all the Popular Patent Medicines of the best the market affords JUSEEMH CA p. S.â€"Advice to the poor gratis. _ GOOD STABLING and a careful Hostler always in attendance. _ _ JOHN MALTMAXN. Packenham, Dec. 30, 1865 walk of the City, and is fitted up in a firstâ€"class st Ottawa, April 5, 1866 Â¥ 200. [ V lTllol HQUSE, Stabling and an at DUIGN AN‘3 PIIVA'!- HOTEL, $parks Street, 0t« tawa, C. W. [A few gontliomen can obtain sup~ erior apartments. Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1865. _ es 37 UIflfil.Al Street, Court=House A venue, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. ‘This House is conveniently situated, and still mainâ€" nada. March 6, 1866 ____ MORTONX HOUSE, > Coll“ ."K.Ym&..‘ Division Streets, o:fl:-- to An'l tn-. the House free olehl'rp. December 20, 1865. & 337 M :AV'AI.A:IIQ Proprietor, Corner o': © Metcalfo ollington Streets, opposi the main entrance to the Government buildings. _ wa, Feb. 12, 1366 _ The " QUEEN" comprises all the requisites for a firstâ€"class Restaurant. ‘lfh.n"'_"r:;}f_“"!“." E'Sn"r“umii;-mm"’ t. The BAl contains the choicest Brands in and Liquors, and every delicacy ofthe season will be found on the table. The F e Cut, Nepean. 3 This House is situated within twenty minutes‘ FIELD AND CARDEN fas Sa Prbinpenien c yorts t in en poalng rema ts lort of his guests and patrons. . _ . _ _ FAI.L IMPORTATIONS OF Pure lnfl and French Dng "A and Chemicals; ish and Fronc Perfumery, Toilet and hTu’aMs Rik Soaps, 8 , &e., unequa n the I would .K:' em’ .mmumm public to my incomparable t E-'-'u"x-“ and an attentive Hostler January 11, 1866. _ mat~ Oysters, Game Ottawa % 18, 1865. &o., &o HOTELS AND SALOONS Ottawa, Dec. 19, 1865. EREAS JOHN CANTILLON HAS W':u left .:'y" -vk!-:fi':““ any J‘-_- ::::::lfiq or harboring :L will E p.m‘ as the law directs. Quawe, April 6 1004 Decembor 21, 1865 THE " QUEEN" RESTAURANT, LM W AVANAGH. Proprictor, Corner of ALSO, A CHOTICE VARIETY OF pas | JUST RECEIVED! YLMER, C. E., Livery and General Stage Offico.| Alfred Moses Molt, Jr., Prop‘tr. E TVE 44 â€"â€" BEAVER HALL, J. GARROW, Pnrhhl'.ww INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, RESCOTT, C. W., L. H. Daniels, Pro« prictor. Second to no House in Central Caâ€" wa, Jan. 16, 1866 THE ALBION HOTEL, 39, RIDLAU STREET. UsIC!I MUSIC I! FPRENCOH AND English Songs, Sacred Music, Polkas, Vaisos, TORONTO HOUSE e City, and is fitted up in a firstâ€"class style. is :’"ud with .n'm choice bnxd JAS. JOHNSTON‘S HOLT‘s HOTEL, N otice. North Gower,. Good DUVERNAY BROS Be MULLIN: OTTAWA, C. W., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1866. 47â€"utf 24â€"6m 66â€"6m 11â€"7 â€"/ RETURNING FROM PRESCOTT. MATL TRAIN will leave Prescott at 2.05 P.M. MTXED TRAIN at 7.30 A.M. >‘ oN AND AFTER Monday, 20th November, 1865, CHANGE of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott Railway, 4y â€" TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS : MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa at 8 A. M,, MIXED TRAIN at 1.30, P. M. _ _ ____ Grand Trunk Railway Company WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Accommodation Train for Island Pond and Intermediate Stations, RE. ... 1.cere irrr 66 snn k ra k es Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€". ping over night ntAIlhmi Pond, Night Express for Three Rivers, Quebec, Riviere du Loup, Port. land, and Boston, with sleeping cars aftached, at . ..... ..}... .+ Express Trains to 8St. John‘s, conâ€" necting with Trains of Vermont Central Railway for Boston, New York, and all places in the East. tern StAQ8, Atso es s es se a e e ++ ++ Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation Train for St. John‘s and intermediate places Trains leave for Lachine at ... ... burg The capital of Canada. THE BRITISH HOTEL ! A. the most central and best business part of the city, It is constructed of stone, has a ftontage of 66 feet on Sussex Bmot,vhhcr:: to three stories, and a frontage on Street of one bundred and fiftyâ€"six feet ; is four stories high, has had a of one hunâ€" dred and sisteen feet in le added to it within the last two years ; has been thoroughly renovated, and has ample accommodation for two hundred guests.. _ _ CORNER of SUSSEX & GEORCGE St. ryNHE LOCATION OF THIS HOTEL I8 IX The Hotel contains clghz rooms, comprisâ€" ing single and doubleâ€" rooms, sitting rooms, gentlemen and ladies‘ nrrlon. a dining room 60 feet by 33 (second to none in the Province), bath rooms, &¢., &c. _ ____ _ _ _ It has also detached from the main building a Bill!ard room, ice house, larder, laundry, stables, &c., &c. % Resmpteinlet Ottawna, Dec. 18, 1865 The premises are covered with tin ; are enâ€" closed and secured by fireâ€"proof walls, and are insured under a firstâ€"class risk. ‘They are within less than five minutes‘ walk of the Parâ€" linment Buildings. and, as the first session of Parliament to be held in Ottawa will take place at an early day, they offer a rare chance to any gentleman who thoroughly understands keeping a Firstâ€"Class Hotel ! Hote] accommodation is at present so much wanted in this city, this house, under proper management, could not fail to prove a remunâ€" erative and safe investment. _ ‘Buitable parties, wishing to rent or purchase, will be dealt v.l'th lib«::y on application tâ€" to the subscriber. kpostâ€"peld) JAMES SEKEAD. ~RATINS WILL LEAVE BONAVEXTURE Ottawa City, C. W., January 10, 1866 Ottawa Classical and Commercial School Patronage of His Lordship the Bishop of Ontarie. $y omm n OoF.@â€"B o9 Priscwar.... ... ... Rev. T. D. Pomuers, M.A. Assistaxt...... ......... .. Mz. H. Puiuuarrs. Fruxon Mastzr...... ...... ... Moxs. Domox. Drawixo...... ...... ....C. A. Newsur, Esg. MUHC...... ... ... ... ... . .. K. K. Fniee, F#y. tto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point 3.15 P.M. commodation Train for St. 5.00 P.M John‘s and intermediate places } nds mins leave for Lachine at ...... _ 8.00 AM, \ 9.30 A.M. *3.00 P.M. 4.30 P.M. * The 3.00 P.M. Train runs through to Plattsâ€" _ ‘The work of this Institution will be resumâ€" ed, with enlarged rooms,and increased factli. ties, on TUESDAY next JANUARY 2d. Dec. 18, 1865 Wellington,.Street, Jan. 1, 1866. MONTREAL HOUSE J AMES THOMPSON TENDEBSM- sincere thanks to the inhabiâ€" tants of Ottaws and surrounding country, for the liberal patronage received wince his commencing business in Ottawa, and begs to call their attention to his FALL STOCK, conâ€" sisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, s Readyâ€"Mado Ciothing, &c., Wuorgsare aso Retam. Wool, Hides, Furs and Potash, BEJ" Mind, don‘t lo?et the place, Red Sign and Red Fox, next to Johnston‘s Filour Store JAMES THOMPSON, " Montreal House, Sussex Street. Station as follows The Nimble Sizpenve preferred to the Slow Ottawn, Jan. 17, 1866 THE UNDERSIGNED‘S OFFICE HAS heen removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" 4A been removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" tended Library, in rear of the Parliament Buildings. o i o es RAILROAD NOTICES. pcic Te _ THOMAS MoGREEVY. Ottawa, January 23 1866. â€" a1 «t JUST RECEIVED, RLITCHIE, FORD & CO‘8., (SIX.COK). Old Rye& Mait Whiskies a uim Wnn CA VW A ut o 0 SUSSEX & WELLIKEGTON 8TS Qitawa, February 10, 1866 WÂ¥ He desires to call attention to his Stock of 5w PIECES Home Made Cloth, (Canâ€" adian Manufacture.) lw PIECKS Home Made Flannels, SERDLES American Cotton Y w D can n Yarn. 500 A 300 The Building THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OF CANADA.:! OYCTTHK W .A Jas. Buchanan‘s, EASTERN DISTRICT NOTICE. BAGS of Salt Situated on the ANXD FOR SALE AT BARRELS Labrador Herrings UXDER THE T. 8. DETLOR, . Supertntendent C. J. BRYDGES, Maxagie Dimscron. 9.00 A. M 2.00 P.M 10.10 r.x 8.30 A.M L’ 19â€"tf 25â€"3m ** Capital" Stove Depot,35, Sussex St., Ottawa Wl ARE NOW MANUFACTURING IN TH and CHOICE VARIETY of the following Goods, w Superior Workmanship, CANNOT BE SURPASSED / WE ARE MAKING A NEW AND IMPROVED KIND. | They will kuP the water deliciously cool and aparkling. . For Saloons, Public Buildings, Household or Domesti¢ use, it stands unrivalled, being both useful and ornamental. R;Ilvu{ Companies, and others who have the health and comfort of themselves and people under their care in view, are solicited to CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, whother they purâ€" chase or not. Toilet and Bedâ€"Room Setts of Japanned Tinware. Cooking Stoves !. Cooking Stoves ! IRON BEDSTEADS. IRON BEDSTEADS. _ BIRD CAGES CHEAP!| BIRD CAGES CHEAP ! pB~ We give COALâ€"OIL!>~COALâ€"OILIL _ COAL OIL Milk Pans, Milk Strainers, Pails and Strainers, Maple Sugar Kettles, Agricuitural Furnaees, Farmers‘ * Btoves, Cistern Pumps, and all kinds of Dairy Utensils made to order. 1NX ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR I"E wE PUR?OSE SELLING OUR PRESENT STOCK OF ETOVES AT REDUCED RATES. "THE CAPITAL" STOVE DEPOT. 35, SUSSEX STREE1. ; H. MEADOWS & Co. hM \apâ€"c.t * sork i L 62â€"y Ottawa, March 1, 1866. OTTAWA FLOURâ€"AND OATMEAL MLILLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN * FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO Receive and Attend to Custom Grinding, ORDERS FOR FLOUR AND 0ATMEAL, &C. e hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of the Patronage bestowed on the late firom 4 MACKAY & CO., and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bost Quality Extra Superfine Flour, â€" > t Best Quality No. 1 Suporfine Flour, f ‘_| Bost Quality No. | o_ag\nul 4 Oats, Bran, Canaille, Seeds, & Meal Dust Ottawa, January 27, 1866 Oysters, ovEF&®= Oysters. OYCSTERS ! New York IOK. East er, and Haddle Rock Oysters, RBRECEIVED DAILY 6t %Ulll " RESTAVRANT, (Opposite mair. entrance to Government * . OMEARA‘s EMPIRE REST_AU_RAN C1 OVSTERS ! gÂ¥ &1 SR @,OYSTERS ! C '.].El” .:rcm attention to all kinds of JOBBING, ROOFING, EAVETROUGHS, STEAMBOAT WORK ; every description of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware on hand, and made to order. IN SHELL, ALWAYS ON HAND AT OMEARA‘S RESTAURANT Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1 Oitawa, Feb. 12, 1866. Go to the " CAPITAL! LU M BER MEN 1 FILL BE DEALT LIBERALLY WITH FOR SHANTY SUPPLIES 1 CHARITABLE INSTITUTION® will find it to their advantage to deal at the "CAPITAL" BIOVE DEPOT. A Liberal Discount is always allowed on all articles purchased. _ E ARE NOW MANUFACTURING IN THE ABOVE PREMISES A DUR ABLE and CHOTCE VARIETY of the following Goods, which for beauty of design, style of fnish, and Mantleâ€"Pieces ! George near Sussex Street, Ottawa. Feb. 1, 1866 mgho-sPrloe- Paid for Wheat, Oats, or Corn. * s@" OFFICE AT THE MILL "Wa § THOMAS MACKAY. For Making a Good Cup of Coffee, retaining all the Aroma TERING COPFPEH POTPS ! W ATEE COOLEHEERS ! C. SPARROW, Jr., â€" Groceries, Liguors, AND PROVISIONS, Wholesale and Retail. February 21, 1866. â€" SPARROW‘S BULLOING, _ Corner of Sussex and Murray Streets, FARMERS, ATTENTION 1 THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE CITY! L . entrance to Government Bxldln;l.) s H. MEADOWS & CO. LAMPS ! â€"CHIMNEYS !!â€" WICKS ! !! B A. P H &5 ! AT PIFFERENT PATTERN®. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ‘Spring Stock I BATHS, | BATHS, BATHS, 38â€"tf PLANS 8|>o<:lfictti¢'n.ua and Estimates of Bnildlnp prepared ; disputed accounts of Artificers‘ work measured and valued. é AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, Architects, &¢., _ Departmental Buildings. Victoria Terrace, Ottawa, January 26, 1866. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an apâ€" plication will be made to the Provincial Parliament at its next Session foran Act to incorporate the Ottawa Water Works Company, for the supply of the City of Ottawa with water. approved cred| Importantto Printers. THREE UR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN he ancommodated with rooms. furnished 4A be accommodated with rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at the "Qures" Restaurant. Also a number of DAY BOARDERS at reasonâ€" able charges. M. KAVANAGH. Ottawa, Feb. 1, 1866 Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866 TWO SIZES. \ THREE SIZES. _ , | â€" _ _TWO SIZES. THREE STZES. 1S, THREE SIZES THS. . _ ONE SIZE. Ottawa, March 29, 1866. Militarl_ Forms. fNUARD BEEPORTS, AND MORSING CtP ob prigmiiie m apoomat ts xT O TILC . NOTPICIE. Boarding. Cimits 55â€" "7 Notice to Coatractors TEN DERS Until KNoon of the 16th Day of April, ET I R EB W OOD Public Buildings ! For two years from the 1st day of May next. PABTIEI TENDERING TO STATE the price per cord for each of the following desâ€" criptions of Wood, and the quantity of each kind they are willing to enter into contractto supply, viz: Tamarac.......................Per cord of 128 cutic feet. Hard or Rock Maple....... _ " «« w Mixed Wood, consisting of Beech, Birch, or Hard MApIG .. cce 5 * 99 ‘ The Wood must have been cut six months, and not more than twelve months, at the time it is supâ€" | rliod. and must be straight and properly spiit. free | rom limbs and coarse logs, and is to be delivered weekly (along side of the Boiler Houses connécted with t{o respective Blocks of Baildings), in such | quantities as may be required, which it is expected | will be from 100 to 150 cords per week during the | months of November; December, January, Februâ€" ] ary, and March, and from 30 to 60 cords per week during other periods of the year. TB _2 0A anihed enc a P NPE PS PPOWTT The Wood will be measured from scarf to point, (4 feet lengths will be preferred), but under any ciroumstances each cord when closely piled must contain 18 cubic feet. h _ ‘The names of two responsible Femu. willing to become securities for the due fulslment of the conâ€" tract, must be appended to each Tender. . _ All Tenders must be made on printed forms which can be obtained at this office. Department of Public Works, &uwn, March 28, 1866. . _ HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL » WRIBIAI' BY AN ACT PASSED IN the twentyâ€"ninth year of Her Majest ‘n ‘Rr:?n. intituled «An Act to ‘rmvida against the {n» oduction and spreading of disorders affecting cerâ€" tain animals," authority is given to the Governor in Council to take such measures as may appear to be necessary in order to fnvm the introduction of conâ€" tagious or infectious disorders affecting -heeg, catâ€" tle, horses, and other animals, and check such disâ€" orders from spreading, if introduced ;\ > ____ _ And whoreas a eon:n“ouldiuue or epidemic afâ€" fecting cattle prevails in many parts of Europe.lnd is increasing and extending its ravages, and whoreâ€" as it is expedient, in order to prevent the introducâ€" tion of the same into this Province, t.huunln{)m- tion by sea of certain animals and articles & ould be rrohib{udâ€" is Excellency in Counsil, on the recommendation of the Honorable the Minister of Agriculture, and under the authority given and conferred by the said Act, has been pleased to order, and it is hereby orâ€" dered, that on, from and after the FLRST day of MARCH next, the importation or introduction into this Province, or any part thereof, by sem, of cattle, sheep, horses, swine, asses and mules, meat, skins, hides, horns, hoofs, or other parts of such animals, hay, straw, and fodder, be, and the same is hereby probibited ; save and except such cargo or cargoes, or part of cargo, as His Excellency in Council may hereafter see Lt to ounitl.from such prohbibition. W. LEE, Clerk Executive Council. _ February 28, 1866. PAR'I‘II' INCANADA WEST intend= ing to make mlienion to the I':“illltllr. for Private or Local Bills, either for granting exclugive prl'vil:fu, or conferring corporate powers for comâ€" marcial or other dpurpoul of probt, for regulating surveys or boundaries, or for dbing anything tendâ€" ing to affect the riglm or t:fvporty of other parties, are hereby noticed that they are required b&:‘ho 53rd and following Rules of the Legislative nâ€" ail and hgnluin Amnblg ruret.ivoly, (which are published in fall in the Canada Gazet»), to give TWB'MONTHS' NOTICE of the npplienionogclur- ly and distinotly specifying its nature and jootg. in the Canada Gazette, and also in a newspaper pubâ€" lished in the County or Union of Counties affected, lished in the Counzof Union of COUNKES AHSSDU ..d\ngfloopluef e first last of such notices, to the Private Bill Office of e House. All Petitions for Private Bills must be presented within the jirst three weeks of the Session, | . A. TODD, J.®. nouc‘i?%“m mm'xfm 4....0'“»1,' Clerk of Private Bills, Ottawn, Feb. 23, 1866 GOVERNMENT HOUSEâ€"OTTAWA, Saturday, 16th day of December, 1865,. Presets= . 4 His Exoscusxcy ts Avanxisrra ror or ras Govâ€" ERxxExT in Covxon. = HIB EXCELLENCY was pleased to lay. before the Council :":fl»on from the Commissioner of Customs, 15th Decemâ€" ber, 1865, and approved by the Hon. the Minisâ€" ter of Finance, stating that under authority of chapter 17 of the Con. Stat., Can., Sec. 24, an Orderin Council was passed on 28th April, 1853, directing * that Goods bona fide exported to this Province from any couENpTulng in transitu through another country and under Bonds shall be, until it shall be otherwise orâ€" ‘dered, valued for duty. as if such Goods were ‘imported direct from such first mentioned country into this Province," and submitting that it would be desirable to extend said Or der in Oouncil to jree as well as dutiabl free Goods ms through a fore consigned y to lmguu 1 shall hereafter be put on same dutiable Goods. $ $ Wbe'nnpon His Excellency in Council pleased to order, and it is hercby ordered, that German Leather Work A FRAME MADE OF LEATHER, BY MRS. J. CLIFFORD, in the latest style of German Work, can now be seen at Mr. Darie‘s Book Store. MRS, CLIFFORD has always on hand for Baâ€" sars, &c.,. a variety of Wax Flowers, Baskets for Cards, &c. She will teach the new and do&ufi art of GEKMAN WORK, mapufactared on Leather, and W AX WORKS, to ladies who may feel disposâ€" ed to favor her with a visit. i _ Resiorxcz:â€"Dalhousic Screet, Lower Town, next door to that of Mr. Gauthier, Cabinet Maker. Ottawa, April 4, 1866. 91 â€"tf NOTICE OF APPLICATION, No“‘l.'lcl 18 Klfli.“II' Glxll, “A‘: undersigned will apply at the next ensu nul.cl?uimdfih‘nvim for an aet Ml%lh“nhduunhbordh Law m,wm.ndhhnuwfluBud Upper Canad=. _ , H. BERNARD. Aitawa Wah 17 1868. 52â€"2m WAX FLOWERS ! Ottaws Â¥eb. 17, 1866. Private Bills. o‘ sUNDAY EVENING LAST, between the Russell House and the Railroad Depot, 4 GOLD RING, with the initials "@. E. A. " engrayâ€" ed thereon. Pu-fiuluvin‘thn-oulhuolu will be suitably rewarded. e January 1, 1866 PROVINCE OF CANADA, ) In the County Court County of Caricion, of the County of * To wit. 9e Carleton. IN THE MATTER OPJ 4 MESS. BANGS, AN INSOLVENT. 0- sATURDAY, THE 19th DiYy OF MAY next, the undersigned will apply to the wc- said Court, for c discharge under the > JAMES 8. BANGE. _ Orttaws, Tenth day of March, 1806. Ottawa, March 8, 1866 Will be received at this office BY ORDER, Insolvent Act of 1864. MoxtrzAaL, 20th day of February, 1866 For the supply of For the use of the OF A XEW DESION, AXD PRESKNT T.06ST, F. BRAUN, SrcrrtaRy Wu. H. LEE, foreign country $7â€".8.0. 86â€"t4 12â€"4f i PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. A more insufferable piece of insolent pretenâ€" sion cannot be imugined than what is callâ€"d the M : doctorine. â€" That my nextâ€"doorâ€" ncighDer should not live in a certain style lust the servityit in my house sbould become disâ€" satisficd, is too gruss an absuruity to be wnter»" taiued. T whatever ruies 1 prescribe for my family, should be ndopted by every une who lives in the street, is sumewhat overbar» ing ; and yet, with all this, 1 deciure 1 am all, for the Yankce in this M«xican row, . 1t is not. the justive of the case I want to think of. lt is nut whether Frauce has right o6 her side, wnd whether this demand.to ctire be one of those mandates a Lighâ€"spirited nation cannot t‘l:bmil to ; my whole cousideration is limited the factâ€"here, at last, the great bully of Europe bas met his match! Here isa young athletic daring f.llow iwady to go into the ring with that finished pugilist that none of us have the courage to fight, and who, ¢ven with the | gloves on, doubles us up in a fashion far from | agrecable, \ AMERICA A MATCH FOR N APOLE ON. situation.. He says:â€" ° Cornelius O‘Dowd, a writer in Blackwood who entertains no great affection for the Yankeces, is yet delighted vififi-_m Amwrica dares to hold ianguaie to France that @li â€"Europe combined woud, nut utter, There‘s no denying it ; there‘s no qualitying it. If we bad a coutinental coalition tomomow, we could not venture to say what America bus just said. What Minister of Russia, or Engâ€" lund or Austria would say to the Frouch Enz peror : " We were thinking of sqmething «l when you slipped into Bavoy and Nice the otLer day; now that our ‘hands are free, you will have to go back again." We are fumous for brave words in our Forcign office, but does any one expect that: such a imessage As this will ever issue froimm Whiteball ?. ________ _ _ We would no mure provoke the Tuilleries by an insolent dexpiftch than we would go into one of Van Amburgh‘s cages and kick the lion, 1t has become a sort of luropean superetition that France can boat cvery ome, and I am downright grateful to the Americans that they don‘t believe it. I never knew I liked America so well till I began to speculate on this war. I never susâ€" pected thut there really was that tic of kinâ€" dred which journalists disparage by that fulse adulation they deal in. 1 hate all the cant of " cousinship," but call them our own bone and blood ; speak of them as a people who have the same leading traits as oursolvesâ€"sturdy, determined, untiring, unyicldingâ€"taking their share of hard knocks to«day, with a fixed reâ€" solve to repay them toâ€"morrew; in a word, of that stuff that makes right trusty friends and very terrible enemics. Regard them in this light, and say, if a war should break out between them and France, what kide you would like to back. I say, America. ‘ 1d Iay my bead on the issue; and if any gentle» man is willing to bet an «quivalentâ€"bay anâ€" other crown pieceâ€"I ery, " Done," and wait the event. B â€" The new steamship City of Paris, belonging to the Inman line, which arrived at this port on the 2nd inst, brought from Liverpool, «mong her passengers, Benjamin Howard Wilâ€" kins, u native of kngland, about 38 years of age. _ Prior to the arcival of the steamship the n hedc kc ty Ayial vreden reaor C 9 E police authoritics in this city had reouved information That Wilkins was a confdential clerk in a Bauk at Worcester, England, and had committed a series of forgeries, by which be had gained $25,000, and that he bad enâ€" desvoured to escape by taking passage to America. _ s BEX AN ENGLISH FUGITIYVEARRESTED Detcctive Farley, of the Mctropolitan foree, was detailed by Capt. Young to work up the case and effect the arrest of the alleged deâ€" faultcr and forger, and he at once institated inquirers, Learning by an «xamination of the list of passengers on the Cuy of Paris, that Wilkins had wcrived in New York, the detective had no difficulty in tracing him to a quict boardingâ€"house in Brooklyn, and on proccedâ€" ing thither experienced no diféculty in seâ€" curing his prisoner. _ On being arrested, Wilkins confessed to bhaving committed the forgcries with which he was charged, and swon after he was handed over to Dutective Whiteâ€" house, of the London force, who had arrived in purguit of the prisoncr, The transfer was made in accordance with the provisions of the Extradigion Trouty Wilkins made no opposition to being sent back to England for trial, and he was placed on board the stcamship Australasian by the London detectives, und he is now on bis way to Great Britain to await his trial for forgery and defalcution, the stamer having suiled \ yesterday afternoon from her dock in Jersey City MEWEL As soon as he was comfortably domiciled in Brooklyun, Wilkins wrote to his wife and family, requesting them to come on and join him, and it is supposed that , before be arrives at Liverpool, his wife and five children will have set sail for this country. Wilkins evidently bad no suspicion that he hud been so succusstully traced, and that he was on the eve of being arrested. Dotective Farley deâ€" gerves credit for the successful mauser in which he worked up the caseâ€"X. J Time, ‘P"‘ bth.* h % The ladics of Kingston have held a meet» ing, which was largely attended, and they deâ€" cidod to tender to the Volunters the compli« ment of a public dinper, in the City Hall, on Friday, 13th inst. ® Kiuuzo sy tus Carsâ€"The body of a man was found on Baturday morming on the rail« road track, a little wost of Buthwell ‘station. A coroner‘s inquest was held the same evening. Verdict, killed by falling off the cars, or strhck by them. His nume was Crawford,a carpuniter jast arrived here from ‘Poromto. The murble beds of Kansas are immengo, It is reached at a depth of from 20 to 100 foct bclow the surface throu, hout a large extent of country. â€" Finished «peciments have boen sout to Washington, where it is ducided to be of & finer quality than any foriegn markle, * The rush to the Vermillion gold fields of Minnesota is unabated. . ‘The latest news from Supcrior City states that by stage, sied and dog trains the goldâ€"seckers arrive daily. Private trains come in my twos and threes, and a party of about a dosen amived by th: Lake Bhore route, from the copper imining district of Ontonagon, their mode of conveyance beirg dogâ€"trains and snowâ€"shoes. Darixo Rospgry ar Arcasrer, C. W.â€"â€"Bsâ€" tween cleven and twelve o‘clock on Monday night last, two persons demanded admittance t> the bouse of Mr. W. Templar, a wealthy farmer residing at Ancaster, about two miles outside the village. Mr. Wempler who is a man between sixty and seventy years of .& was awoke by the pvisc, and descending: stairs demanded the busin=ss of the claimants for hospitality at so late us hous. ‘They made evasive replies, one of them stating that be had walked far and merely required a shake down for the night. â€" Un Mr. Templaranswerâ€" ing that be bad no sccummodation to aflerd them, a ‘jemmy‘ was ingertéd below: the window sash, and the window at once forced open. Two persons entered, one of whom rushed at Templar, krocked him down and brandished a large bowie knife over his head, threatening to " gusele him" if he attempted to make an alarm. ‘The noise, however, had awoke his wife, who dencended the stairs, and puulviuhuhuh.du the floor with one o(uurdnoovahi-,bouh( whaet «ho ‘imdudbythdl- light to be a stick, with > TDD e TLA GIT An uie Aefumen w4 Sme FWBiens M CS No Go k t imagined by the dim light to be a stick, with u-mhnmtcruhd to his defence and scizing hold of the knife was sâ€"versly cut in the palm of the hand. The other rascal then scized hold of the old lady, and present~ ing a revolver at her head threatened to blow her brains out if she made amy further resis~ tance to their designs. The. two then deâ€" manded that what money was in the bouse should be given up to them; after a brief parley with his companion, who was yet holdâ€" ing Mr. Templar, Mrs. Templar was released, her captor stating he was able to discover the money without her as«istance. He entered a sidé room and pr x eed «d ut once to &sserâ€"tary where Mr. Toumplar deposited his valuabl s, and appeared to exercise no difficulty in dis= covering the coveted trasIrs. He secured $500 in cash, and some valuable securitics, amounting in all to near $5000. ‘ After havi ag on, the blaci will soon be decamped, and it is hop:4