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Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1â€"y W. MARSHALL MATHESON, Bl.ll“l‘n; Attorney, Solicitor, &c» Orricz: Horne‘s Buildings, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, Ottawa. Ottaws, Dac. 13, 1366. 1â€"y Amis:v-Af-l.n\r. Solicitor«in= Chansery, Conveyancer, &c. . Ofiee:â€"North tide of York street, two doors from Sussex. * Ottawa, March 20, 1868. 78â€"6m Crown Attornoy, h aad Russell. Orric« : In the ( January 27, 18366. DUNNING & THOMPSON, Amlll'l-l‘l’-lo.lw' Soticitors=in= Chancery, Conveyancers, &0., &c. Orrice: Court House Avenue East. A. L. Dexxixe. T. W. Tnowursox. Ottawa, Jan. 16, 1806. 24y n‘lw‘fll wand solie in Chancery Ofice athis dwellingâ€"ho Axealfe and O‘Connor str scoment Phlll: office. Octawa, March 30, 1866. o 1Â¥. O‘CONNOR, Am-’l'..\"-l&" Solcitor _ in angs: Usie uu.’;mhot::"- » Febraary 21, 1866. * 55â€"y KB Chancery, &o. Ornce: Aamond‘s Baildings, Ridean Streot. Ottawa, Jan. 12, 1366. e en oEA ies "oTTAWA TIMES," J'.Mhto: m Februacy 7, 1866 |‘pn® Bnnnu-s. Attormeys, Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c. Orner®: Inthe Court House, Ottawa, C. W. Rosuet Lexs. Joux J. GrumeLt. Uitawa, February 7, 1365. 43â€"utf R. A. BRADLEY, LA&. Chancery, and Conveyancing» Ovzict: Over Scott‘s Confectionery, opposite the Russell House, O:tawa, C. W. February 7, 1866. 43â€"ut! BAIIMIII and A trormeyseat«Laws Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries. Pyblic, and Orrice: Lang‘s Buildi ite the Post Office : ing. Critral Ottawa. yeaw* Wirtam Dvck. f Jerics P. Bucke. tawa, Feb. 7, 1366. * 43â€"utf CLEGG & NELLIS, nAllm-ls and Attorneyseat«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancers, Notarâ€" iss Public, &e., &. Orsice: Toele Otawa. Wx. Crzoo. Ottawa, Pab. 7. 190( days of evary wook m.. C W HAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, Am.!l'lâ€"&'-&&'o Solicitors=in= Chancery, Conveyancers, Notaties Public, &e. Ormice : Post Ofice Bailding, ElginStreot, Ottawa E. B. Harcoc«. K. IL. Maycock. February 7, 1366. 4Gâ€"utf BAIIII‘I”. Le:, Ottawa. . Office : Telegraph Buildings, Metcalfe Street. Ottaws, March 10, 1866. 10â€"7 A. F. BOUCHETTE, Alvocrr:. ~Ollée} No. 17, St. Poter Street, Quebec. . Mr. Bouchotto will -lv-yuz to attend promptly to any business m- o-plcc:. m the 'n’blh generally may entrust him. . B.attends regularly the cirâ€" suit in and for the district of Quebec. December 28,1805. s 9â€"y Derices: Hull ‘Mr. Wright -m‘: is the 3 R. SPARKS, P‘m VINCIAL LAND * ImVfij‘{p.o &e., (commissic t r and Lower Canada.) 0&00 and residence, Jhu- cester, near Ottawa. â€" Surveys of eve do::‘l‘plioi executed with acouracy. (‘om-uu'w.gou roasâ€" ed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), will receive prompt Ottawa, Fol YOL.. L. KQ.â€"10g. t «d LAID Agent and Broker, Natary Pub» lis, has removed his office to Nicholas Street, afew doors to the South of Dan Goode‘s Hotel, and Ts esn in Poricer s any es of the Otv.’-ms offices Ottawa, Fob. 7. 1866. Plovucl AL Land Surveyors, Canada East and Wost, Real Estate Agents, &c. Parâ€" tieular attention devoted to the sale and protection «f the Lands of Absentees. Applications to the Crown Lands Department for MLI-. Lands, &0., promptly attended to. _ ARRISTEReAT«LA W, Solicitorela« MESSRS. THISTLE & BALDWIX, They have now on hand and for sale some well situated City and Villa Lots, in U and Lower Canada; and an m.‘lnm of Farming Lands in the Townships on the Ottawa. ooo ner ad h ns _!._;.lm%.l.l.l. PROFESSIONAL CARDS on emenioam C d ATGUSTUS KEEFER, Ottaws Dec. 28, 1865. T. opposite St. Audrew Ottawa, February 7. 18 EVERY MORNING, ARRISTER, Eic., for Lowor Canada. _ Orrices : Court Hoase, Ayimerand Buckingâ€" ARRISTER, Solicitor, Attorney, and Notary Public, Clerk of the Poace and County a Attorney, for the United Counties of Proscott EDW ARD T. DARTXELI MR, H. R. FRIPP, nfi;lwr of cnllfn Church, Teacher Organ, Pianoâ€"Forte, &c. Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1868. 43.utf ~ COLMANX & WI DVOCATES, Barrister . neyseat Lo . Ottawa, P orFI MESSRS. DUCK & BUCKE, sPECLAL NOTICH JOSEPI J. XURPHY, BUCKLEY & scoTT, J. P. MACPHERSON €5,00 p :. 5.00 LEES & GEMMELL, ‘l\Ic to Mln-mb.ny lui-‘on conpected 0 Crown rtment, in Mll. laims«, taking out ‘:um. and to conduct incy for parties having business with any J. F. BOULTON ‘thmuary 21, 1866 M. MeLEOD, o. 60, Snarks Street. ~W@ ient can be discontinued with rder of the advertiser, aph Builling all Law Courts in the District of F. G. HI rt N A. Campbeoll‘s Store, Sussex Av M i 3t H H A ttorme y «a i=La w , onvey ancer, &¢. , Queen stroot, between Tn IlM W W . J. Scomt, Jr RD UGHT, Metealfo Stroet i Tuesdays and and Aitor= nts per nts per ngton Street NeuL1s for â€"One from & X. B.C.L in ad it 34â€"6m 4}â€"ut lime lime 41 itf 55â€"y atf #y itf PROFESSIONAL CARDS. â€" J. H. KELLY, AND and Parliamentary Agents OFâ€" L FICE: No. 3, Russell House Block, Ottawa. Loeds for Lands and Fatents for hnuh-‘n- cured. Takes charge of Private Bills during passage lhn‘:‘l l‘:: Ano-bl{;.;:dmm all with the Government P";"::::“‘_u. Hon. J. A. Macdonald, Hon. J. H. Cameron, Hon. George Crawford, Hon. M. Cameron, Powell, Exq QDit. 0. C, Woobd, I.ll\"l(‘l:\.‘. Surgeon and Accoucheur, Ottawa, C. W. Day office in Hunton‘s Block, Sparks Street, Conter T{)'l; Night Ofdile at hip Residence, Muria Street, Conter Town. ~ Caxcraus Cuarp, without the use of the knife, by a new, but certain, specdy, and almost painless cess. . References given to partios y troated, if required." The cure yquaranteed, Ottawa, April 14. 100â€"y K and Accoucheur. s C Orrice: In Horme‘s Block. Can be found over the office at night. aueclvng s 5r _ References : Rev. Ooolm Lawrence, Orono ; Rev John Smith, Bowmanville; Rev. George Riddell Clarke ; Duncan Campbell, M.D., MRC.8.E., Tor onto ; John Hail, M.D., J. Adams, M.D,, Toronto. Ottawa, February 7,1806. a 4Jâ€"utf w.l-l.l’“"‘fl. Street, First Door Kast of Bank Street. Ottawa, February 7, 1866. 43â€"utf Street. . Will be fuound Sparks Streot, Ottawa Street. Ottawa, March 20, 1866 ory Store R ’ru..unu:rl Fstate at Auction or Private s:: attonded to. Consignments received ':m’?:’uh Parties wishing to purchase Real wetate will rbceive all information FREE OF CHARGE by ull'mf at the office. Ottawa, Doe. 18, 1865. 1â€"y Co:mulos Merchant and Gemeral Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s Highwinés and Proof Whiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Lachine Ales and Porter, . Pork, Flour, &0., for sale. op en P CZREAN ABV u‘ll‘ul‘al" Boon-lunu and . Manutacturing Stationer, and Machine Ruler. Over ’hg.l:-t & Wilkinson‘s Flour Store, corner of York and sex Streots. Entrance on Sussex Street. Oitawa, Doc. 18, 1865. 1â€"«f _ _ Orvicz: No. 5, Sparks street, near the Russell House, Ottawa city, C. W. y AUC“OII:R., and General Commis= sion Exchange and Real Estate Agents, No. 40, sussex Street. Ottawa, December 13, 1865. 1â€"y BOOI-IISD“ and Paper=Ruler, cor» ner of Sparks and Metcalfe Streets, over the City Registrar‘s Ollice. Account books made to order for any branch of business, paged and bound in the best u{h of the art. RULING to any rmn. . Particular attention ln d to Map Mounting. Ottawa, December 19, 1865. 2â€"y THOS. NELSON, I'm MAKER, Wellington Street, op= posite Dr. Van Cortlandt‘s, Ottawa. Having had many years‘ exporience in some of the best ostaâ€" blishments in the metropolitancities of Canada, he feels confident that all orders entrusted to his care will be executed in the best style, and guaranteed to givesatisfaction. _ _ & Plo’lll'l'ol of the Parliament Hair= Dressing Saloon, Rideau Street, bege most resâ€" pestfully to invite the gentlemen of Ottawa and viâ€" cinity to visit his new establishment, No. 9, Angus‘ Block, which has been fitted up in a most recherche style, at very considezable ixpense. __. _ __ __ _°E. Miles has the PATEXNT ROTARY HAIR ut meformatiomes t the oftsremcy of shte apparaies or as to & vide opinions of the Press. { P _ M" A choice lot of Musical Instruments always u&:wn sale. wa, Dec..18, 1865. 1f eeee o aenoieh AEemmee eeeite ooo Roofing Contractor, &€ CHURCH ST., OTTAWA, l! PREPARED To COVER ROoOFSs, with Tin, Sheet Iron, Slate, or Shingles, on the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates, Having bean known in this place since its first settloment, 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. 89â€"3m Octawa, Ds GEO. H. PERRY, UVIL ENXGINE , Union Buildings, .A corner of Sussex and Yurk Stroets. Ottawa, Doc. 18, 1865. 1â€"® UK. WUOULEEF, â€" | : [‘A'l'fl of Quebec« â€" Residence=«Russell House. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1â€"y DI."l'll'l‘o Odice 1 Sparks Street, Con« tral Ottawa. Ottawa, January 27, 1806. Muth [’l."lll"- Offlice! York Street, Lower Town, third House from Union Block. Ortawa, January 27, 1866. 3Mâ€"utf CITY PROPERTY! LOTS AND HOUSES, YOIK Sireet, opposite Matthews* Ho# , tel. Ottawa, Fobruary 7, 1866. = 43-!!1 8. C. & T. W. KEIR, k(‘(‘o‘.’."l’h."!‘l‘ No. 34 Vietoria Cres= cent, Upper Town, Ottawa. (itawa, March 21, 1866. f T0.y IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN WI'l'illl T WO«A ND« A«H A LE MILE® of the City Limit«, with A DWELLING HOUSE crected thereon. One half of the land is cleared and well fenced. These pn::ho are worthy the attention of intending putchasers, and will be sold CHEAP. l.\'Dllr.iPtl'xll.i‘. TITLES WILL BE GIVEN. or further particulars a to i Wl.'&’mflg. ESQ., R. H. McGREEVY, 10NXTRACTOR and Builder. Office ! / North side York street, second door from Sussex Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1306 Ottawa, Feb: 22, 1868 HOMES FOR SALE Village of New Edinburgh, â€"______ banks of the Rideau River, Outside the City Limits Will be sold, subject to Leases, all of which will expire this year GEO, LOGAN, MD., LC.H.B., FOMEPATHIC â€" Physician, Surgeon Ee e eP t To parties eo-mc;: to build, village lots, and park lots of several acres will be sold at modcrate rates, and the whole of the purchase money, if desired, can remain ten years on the property, at six per cent h&m. Apply at the office of the _ . _ _ oR TL u: And three or four detached wnm New Edinburgh, January 23, 1866 P.O‘IOOIA'IO sY XOTMAN, FOR Bale at the Ottawa Stationery Warchouse, York street, Ottaws. Ottawa, December 20, 1865. * t HYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucheur» Orric«: No. 3, Russell House Block, Sparks t. Will be found at night at Dr. J. Leggo‘s, H. McLEANS UCTION Rooms, No. 19, $parks #treet, Centre Town, Otitawa, opposite Hope‘s Stationâ€" ROPERTY FOR SALE MACDONALD & BRO., XAVIER CHARLEBOIS, Dit, OLIVEN MARTIN, BUSINXESS CARDS Di. C. A. MARTIN, JOHNX H. BARBER DHK. W.J. MENRY, , M.P.P., R. MP.P., J. 8 rol: saAal coxsmmxo or â€"ALSOâ€" %5 ACRE® OF LAND A. MORTIMER, DR.C. LEGGO, DK. O‘REILLY, , Judge Co 18 1805. â€" Baxmmrce, Telegraph Building, Ottawa Cii E. MLLES, CHRISTIE hner Y EV ERAL STONXL " DWELLINGS, in the corâ€" r Block, Bell, Ksq., M.P.P., W. Ross, Eeq., M.P.P., and MACKAY ESTATE ALE, TDt 18y 14y 6â€"tf The New Drug Store, APOTHECARIES & CHEMISTS 5 7 Xi XD & ! P';»‘r: nlÂ¥o:. All; CHEMICALS, erfumery , ‘oil Articles, Soaps, Sponges, Shoulder Braces, &c., &c. * Â¥ ye® _ Ottawa, April 10, 1866. _ 0y FALI. IMPORTATION® OF Pure Enrlhh and French Drugs und Chemicals; English and French Porfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, Soaps, Sponges, &e., unequalled in the city. I would also eall the attention u} the public to my incoimparable $0" Crystailine gompound "Ca FOR THB HALR TH 2 41 Sussex Street, Is the Place to Buy Your Medicines ! _ CANADLAN COUGH EMULTION, a sure cure for Coughs and coldsâ€"Testimonials from prominâ€" ent citizens will be shown on application. _ ____ _ To Farmors and Cardoners ! FLOWER SEEDS! Just Receiyenâ€"A consignment of the Canadian Superâ€"Phosphate in Boxes and Barrel«. Chemist and Apothecary, 41 Susser Street Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. * } ;’1’-"’"“7-' all the Populag Patent Medicines of the DRUG WAREHOUSEK, RIDEAU STREET. 1866, SEEDS. SEED®. 18s66. A LARGE ®TOCK OF FRESH GAR» DEN and FIELD SEEDS, just arrived and on Sale. All Seeds warranted Fresh.. _ ______ _ _ Just being opened up. _ A large importation of English and Freach PER rU Imm wrrive next m FLORIDA WATER. _ s0ZzODONT. P. 8.â€"Advice to the gratis Ottawa, April 11. e c _. HALR BRUSHES. NAIL BRUSHES. lVR No. 71, Sparks Street, Desbarats‘ Building, w the Parliament Buildings. The Toronto comprises everything necessary in‘a firstâ€" :l:‘u Restaurant. ‘lho':-u has bufi:h;m;ghly elegantly fitted u; mrafl. AR con ld-lhchiutbnl'hh ines and Liquors, and -mddhuy of the season will be secured for the T Ncn-uuuhlo'mbolpcndunu commodate the guests and patrons. _ PA Mrs. Trotter is now prepared to take DAY TORONTO HOUSE. Mllo TROTTER, PROPRIETRES®, No. 71, Sparks Street, Desbarats‘ Building, TH! LARGEST ASSORTMEXNT oF DYES in this city on sale at the Ottawa DS:F Warehouse. A fresh Lot of , Cheap PERFUMES just THE RUSSELL MOUSE, Tt &. ‘The undersigned, proprivior . of" the *h . / s ietot .« aboveâ€"named Hotel, begs leave to acquaint his nuâ€" merous friends nnllhmnllh&p_'h :fie.au he has n-;sdnodndu'ly-m t this comâ€" ijous establishment, in the management of which byduriel attention to h-h‘n.‘ u4 and guests, be hopes to deserve encourageme su ud JAMES E. m'c. Th » ‘or man connected wit § Lntely, and fur mainy yeare connieted with . ceceived. 7 N. B.â€"Presori carefully and ly preâ€" pared. _ o YCEARVEY: Ms D. Jttawa, Fob. 12, 1866 47â€"utf Apothecaries Hall! BOARDERS. Ottawa, April 5, 1866 Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866 NICIIOI.AI Street, Court«House A venue, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. . ‘This House is e-n-loul’ situated, and ufil mainâ€" taing its character as a FIRSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL. Considerable additions have recently been made to the premises, and it has been entirely repainted .nd OMNIBUSES to and from the cars and boats free of -hnm. There is a FIRSTâ€"CLASS LIVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866. 1â€"y ‘The above Hotel, one of the oldest and best known in Packenham, has been leased by the undersigned and thoroughly overhauled and refitted for the -r- oi-lnoa--qlul- dc‘. THE TABLE AND BAR will at all times be furnished with the very best the market affords. _ uioh beo cfrare mm LA'& MceADAM®*S, Commercial Hotel, P&ckenham. . mt aonirce id _ GOODSTABLING and a careful Hostler always in attendance. JOHN MALTMAN. Call and see it and jadge for yourselves Packenham, Dec. 30, 1865 J J,. GARROW, Proprictor, Mead Deep ®@ Cut, Nepean. This House is situated within twenty minutes‘ walk of the City, and is fitted up in a Irn-cl.-xlo. The Bar is supplied with all the choice brands of t l]llol HOUSE, North Gower, mu‘udu uttontive Hostler. January 11, 1866. ber Perrue ced en g monct . : DUIGN AN‘s PI.IVA‘I'I MOTEL, Sparks Ktreet, Ot= m'mu. C. W. A fow gentlomen can obtain supâ€" ® Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1865. ¢ C 3y PaOPBREY COMPOUXDED 4ND FREE FRKOM ADULTESRATION nada. March 6, 1866 E SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED A VARIED AsSORTMENT OF L/ Ogdensburgh, N. Y ., 8. Stosson, Propriator. ofl"hronosdh-lho House free of charge December 20, 1865. l _______3: M’ KAVANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of & Metcalfe and Wellington Street«, opposite the main entrance to the Government buildings. The «* QUEEN" comprises all the requisites for a firstâ€"clase Restaurant. â€" The House has bâ€"on refitted and refurnished The BAR contains the choicest Brands in and Liquors, and every delicacy of the season will be found on the table. The mh‘l:’im“.:b'mhfimd to the comâ€" guests and patrons. Game, etc., daily b adane ban ts fhks. _ 1 Ottawa, Dec. 19, 1865. as the law directs. Ottaws, April 6, 1908 THE " QUEEN" RESTAURANT, HOTELS AND SALOONS FIELD AND CAROEN DOMESTIC DYE: ORNER of Water and Division Streets, RESCOTT, C. W., L. H. Daniels, Pro« prictor. Second to no House in Central Caâ€" INTERNATIONAL HOTEL wa, Jan. 16, 1866 JUST RECEIVED! ALSO, ACHOICE VARIETY oF THE ALBION HOTEL, vVeIC1; MUSICA!: FREXCH AXD English Soogs, Sacred Music, Polkas, Valses, MORTIMER‘S _~â€" NMotice. HEREAS CANTILLO .i- lsft my m‘-b .:M ‘.'U'J:: 39, RIDLEAU STREET. JOHNX MALTMAN, No pains will be spared to accommodate JAS. JOHNSTONS BEAVER HALL, MORTON HOUSE, OYTLA WA HOLT‘S HOTEL, GEO. MORTIMER JOSEPH CARVEY, M.D &e â€" comBs. CLOTHES BRUSHE: rarable DUVERNAY BRO8 (B. MULLIN. OTraAWx . C. W., TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1866, 24â€"6in 64â€"6m Iâ€"y 11â€"y 3â€"y *1â€"000 "| 100 ‘\ 500 â€"| 10080 CHANGE of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott Railway, oN AND AaAFTER # Monday, 20th November;4865, TRAINS WILL RUX AS FOLLOWS : MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa nq ® _ A MIXED TRAIN at 1.30, P. M. 3 â€"_~ RETURNING FROM PRESCOTT. MAIL TRAIN will leave Prescott at 2.05 P.M MIXED TRALN at 7.30 A.M. Grand Trunk Railway Company FpNR CEXNTRAL ANXD WESTERN D Day . Express for Ogdensburg, Brock ville, Kingtson, Belleville, Toronto,Guelpbh, London, Brantâ€" ford, Goderich, Buffallo, Detroit, Chicago, and all points West, at ight .. d â€"â€"tAe.. . 0. .n«. Accommodation Train for Kingâ€" ston and Intermediate Stations, E.. ccraiariate xtar*x sÂ¥rrar0® WINTER â€" ARRANGEMENTS. EASTERN DISTRICT Accommodation Train for l-hnd] Pond and Intermediate Stations, J UE ririrrrIEr11rte +rr%48 +148 Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€" ) _\ping over night lt_l_nlnml_l"ond, f Night Express for Three Rivers, Qitchec, Rivigre du Loup, Port. land, and Boston, with sleeping ears attached, At . . ... 222268 .. Express Trains to St. John‘s, conâ€" necting with Trains of Vermont Central Railway for Boston, New York, and all places in the East. tern State8pBt . . . . 2. 2444 r+4k+% Ditto ditto \ and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation, T rain for 8t. John‘s and intermediate places Trains leave for l.u\jne Excercis burg More Interesting News for the Latiss ! GREAT THREE STITCH Wheeler and Wilson‘s Sewing Machines, Making Three different distinct Stitches ! in eE oo 10 i at tondy make by the The Elastic Double Loop EMBROIDERING STITCH, as made b%lho Grover & Baker ; The THREE THREAD STITCH, a combination of the above Stitches. Making the most beautiful Embroidering Stitch yet invented ! Tllll 18 ALSO THE STRONGEST STITCH in the world, whether made by hand or machine. ‘This attachment can be attached to any Wheeler & Wilson Machine in use, and all are invited to eall and see it in operation. Wheeler & Wilson‘s Sewing Machines have :I.:Ayo h: noted for performing a greater variety range of work, ud'l-emr than ofn;.nt_hor Machine, ashas been aoâ€" the range of even their former great ca . The .|eun-f;ur these Machines are so ‘u.r::z.w the world that nearly oneâ€"third more are made and sold than that of .:I' other make. Over 1400 a week are turned out of their %&q are far in nr.:-l‘;o‘ their w'dor& n a 2 now passed by the eonrny or the mg other factory nearly as as their present largâ€" est factory in the vorld."":_oy will then be better corded them again and again at all thofcu Exhiâ€" bitions, wherever exhibited; but this last d-r: and ingenious deviceenables them to perform doub able to supply the great and growing demand of these muml. T e es ing 5 â€" _a~ 'Bj”'nrorrinfu the Numbers stamped on our Machines, it will be seen that we arenearly In advance in sale of any other. It is scarcely necessary to allude to this fact, as nearly "g: body admits, as well as. the dlmm chine Co.{uln themselves, that W & WILSON‘S has a greater sale than any other ; not 20 year‘s -mfmw cither, no not over 15. Ottawa, March 19, 1 Office:â€"â€"37, Sparks Street, Ottawa. FA" Needics for all Machines in use ; Oil ; Spool Sith, atl shader, for familige. ~Sewing Machinertsâ€" E‘?“ PRAYER BOOKS, oPr EV ERY KIND. ww! CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE Ladics of Oftawa to our assortment., J AMES THOMPSON MONTREAL HOUSE 1. tants of Ottawa and surrounding eont:n for the liberal rtmnp received since commencing business in Ottawa, and begs to call their attention to his FALL STOCK, conâ€" sisting of FY*EXDERShis sincere thanks to the inhabiâ€" â€"AxDâ€" mi)roidering Attachment â€"PFORâ€" * C tto ditto \ and Rouse‘s Point _ 3.15 P.M. ‘commodation, T rain for 8t. 5.00 P.M John‘s and intermediate places }. * w ains leave for Lachine at ...... _ 8.00 AM. 9.30 A.M. KX *3.00 P.M. ps Cemeey 1 ) J _ A * The 3.00 P.M. Train runs through to Platts GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Roadyâ€"Madeo Ciothing, Wuorssatce axo Retim. DEX â€"GOOD . Ottawa, Jan. 17, 1866 Wool, Hides, Furs and Potash. The Nimbl: TIIB UNDERSIGNED‘S$ OFFICE HAS been removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" tended Library, in rear of the Parliament Buildings. sns es * EEREEREgty THOMAS MeGREEYVY. Ottawa, January 23 1866. 1t C JUST RECEIVED, Old Rye& Mait Whiskies Ottawa, Ne 1e0%, W UURNF. m OeB CC ; SUSSEX & W ELLINGTOXN $TS Ottawa, Fobruary 10, 1866. wu le desires to call attention to his Stock of -'00 PIECES Home Made Cloth, (Canâ€" «D adian Manufacture.) 100 PIECES Home Made Flannels, (Canadian Manufacture.) A * Af} DUNDLES American Cotton Yarn. Station as follows Rey* Mind, xsl Red Fox, BARRELSA 30( ) ARRELS Labrador Herrin THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAILROAD NXOTICES. AINS WILL LEAVE BONAYEXTURE 18, 1805 RITCHIE, FORD & CO‘8., (SIMCOE,) Jas. Buchanan‘s, D OF CANADA. 602,0000 AND WESTERN DISTRICTS (EXCLISH AXD FREXCH,) NOTICEHE. BAGS of Salt en n o n mie aime i ie is : Sizpence preferred i8 the Slow 4, don‘t forget the place, Red Sign x, next to Johnston‘s Flour Store JAMES THOMPSON, Montreal House, Snssex Street. 18, 1865 BARRELS Labrador Herrings DUVERNAY, BROTHERS G A. WALTON, (C.J. BRYDGES I. 8. DETLOR, Supertntendent Maxacixe Dirscron. 8.00 A. M 8.15 P. M. 9.40 A. M 9.00 A. M 2.00 P.M 8.30 A. M 10.10 P.x Agent. 25â€"3m 1â€"7y 3â€"44 * Capital" Stove Depot,35, Sussex St., Ottawa a H. MEADOWS & CO. Superior Workmanship, CANNOT RE SURPASSED 1 W' ARE NOW MANUFPACTURING IN THE ABOVE PREMISES A DURABLE ® _ and CHOICE VARIETY of the following:Goods, which for beauty of design, style of finish, and WE ARE MAKING A NEW AND IMPROVED KIND. They will h? the water deliciously eool and sparkling. . For SAEI, Public Buildings, Houschold or Domestic use, it stands unrivalled, being both useful and . Railway Compamies, and others who have the health and comfort of themselves ::d people under their care in view, are solicited to CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, whether they purâ€" ase or not. .‘ % Toilet and Bedâ€"Room Setts of Japanned Tinware. Cooking Stoves F_ 2t \Vuw .snhl 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. & LAMPS ! _CHIMNTYS 1 1 _ WICKS 1 1 1 COAL OIL! COAL oOIL! COAL OIL Milk Pans, Milk Strainers, Pails and Strainers, Maple Sugar Kettles, Agricuitural Furnaces, Farmers‘ Stoves, Cistern Pureps, and all kinds of Dairy Utensils made to order. PM CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS will find it to their advantage to deal at the " CAPITAL" BTOVE DEPOT. A Liberal Discount is always allowed on all articles purchased. IRON BEDSTEADS.~ IRON BEDSTEADS. BIRD CAGES CHEAP!â€" BIRD CAGES CHEAP ! 1N ORDER\TO MAKE ROOM FOR IT WE PURPOSE SELLING OUR PRESENT STOCK OF STOVES AT REDUCED RATES. â€" 64 ; THE CAPITAL" STOVE DEPOT. ' 35, SUSSEX STREE1. H. MEADOWS & €Co. Ottawa, March 1, 1866. OrTAWA FLOUR AND OATMEAL MLLLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE ISs PREPARED TO Receive and Attend to Custom Grinding, ORDERS FOR FLOUR AXD OATMEAL &C He hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of the Patronage bestowed on the late firom \ MACKAY & CO., and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bost Quality Extra Superfine Filour, Bost Quality No. 1 Superfine Flour, _ Best Quality No. | Oatmeal ; Oats. Bran, Canaille, Seeds, & Meal Dust Ottawa, January 27, 1866 Oysters, «& &#= Oysters, New York 2 DsE RERVOCRq NITSCE * @addle Rock Oysters, RECEIVED DAILY 6t %Ulil "" RESTAUVRANT, iOnnosite mair entrance to Government _ | OYSTERS !gÂ¥ g}g.govsms ! . O@OMEARA‘s EMPIRE RESTAURANT ! IN SHELTL, ALWAYS ON HAND AT OMEARA‘S RESTAURANT \ Ottawna, Dec. 18, 1865. 1 Ottawa, Fob. 12, 1866, EITLTERING TCOE : ILU MBER ME I . â€" WILL BE DEALT LIBERALLY WITH FOR SHANTY SUPPLIES! (Opposite mair Go to the " CAPITAL! {is m&.*:hi’hf‘_‘f St4 Mantleâ€"Pieces ! George near Susser Street, Ottawa wE Buildings.) Feb. 1, 1866. Highost Prices Paid for Wheat, R&" OFFICE AT THE MILL "s For Making a Good Cup Our Sprizg Stock ! W ATER COOLERS ! C. SPARROW, Jr., Groceries, Ligunors, AND PROVISIONXS, Wholesale and Retail. SPARROW‘S BUILDING, | Corner of Sussex and Murray Streets, Februnry 21, 1866 FPARMERS, ATTENTION I THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE IN THE CITY! AT TME . J. & A. K. Milin. B .A P 1 PIFFEREXT PATTERN®. IMPORTER ANXD DEALER IN â€"â€" A ND â€" of Coffee, retaining all the Aroma a8â€"tf | Cooking Stoves | PLANS, Specifications, and Estimates of Buildings prepared ; (ii:guud accounts of Artificers‘ work measured valued. AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, Victoria Terrace, Ottawa, January 26, 1866. NOTXCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ap 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. PABTIES DESIROUS OF ESTBLISHING a Covxtay Newsrarer, can purchase an flice quite complete with material for every Department, VERY CHEAP, for Casb, or on approved 'cndlt. paid Apply for information, (post ) to (W. B. HEALEY, Or to EGAR YIELDING Ottawa Feb. 6, 1866. 4 be accommodated with rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at the "Quzex" Restaurant. Also a number of DAY BOARDERS at reasonâ€" able charges. foeul eatve se oh. Importantto Printers. Boarding. rpHrsk or FOUR GENTLEMEN CAX he accammadated with raams furnished Ottawa, Feb. 1, 1866 THOMAS MACKAY. Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866 UARD BEPORTS, AND MORNING O ioooney nc dn td Ottawa, March 29, J866. TWO SIZES. THREE SIZES. TWO SIZE8. . THREE SIZES. 18, THRKEE SIZES T EHITS. ONE SIZE. Military Forms. N O‘TILC . MNOPICEK. CmutS Oats, or Corn. 55â€"y Architects, &c., â€" Departmental Buildings FPoOTS ! M. KAVANAGH "’ 62 36â€"tf s4â€"utf 42â€"6m 33â€"utf Notice to Contractors Until Non of the 18th Day of April, P I. R E. WV OO Publicâ€" Buildings ! For two years from the 1st day of May next. _ PAB'I‘_I!I TENDERING TO STATE M the price per cord for each of the following desâ€" criptions of Wood, and the quantity of each kind they are wfllln‘ to enter into contractto supply, viz : | Tamarac..,....................Per cord of 128 cngic feet. Hard or Rock Maple....... _ * « C o Mixed Wood, consisting of Beoch, Birch, or Hard lh(:c «w « w The Wood must have been cut six months, and not more than twelveâ€"months, at the time it is supâ€" weekly (along side of the Boiler Houges connected with tie respective Blocks of Buildings), 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. C The Wood will be measured from scarf to point, (4 feet lengths will be preferred), but under any cireumstances each cord when closely piled must eontain 118 cubic feet. * The names of two n-pouibkruou. willing to become securities for the due fulfilment of the conâ€" tract, must be appended t6 each Tender. _ _ All Tenders must be made on printed forms, which can be obtained at this office. * BY ORDER, E‘-}m. intituled **An Act to provide against the 10 troduction and spreading of £iao|‘t‘hyrll AEocfin‘ cer Department of Public Works, &III. March 28, 1866. tain ‘M."(l:'kn authority is given to the Governor in Council to take such measnres as may appear to be necessary in order to prevent the introduction of conâ€" tagious or infectious £nrdor| affecting lhug, catâ€" tle, horses, and other animals, and check such disâ€" orders from spreading, ifintroduced ; ___ _ ____ _ HIS. EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL WHIRIAI, BY AN ACT PASSED IN the twentyâ€"ninth year of Her lh{eu{'n Reign, intituled *An Act to provide against the inâ€" And whereas a eo;:s‘lmdiuw or eE.demlc afâ€" fecting cattle prevails in many parts of Europe,and is increaging and extending its ravages, and whereâ€" as it is cxpedient, in order to prevent the introducâ€" tion of the same into this Province, Ihutheimml- tion by sea of certain animals and articles should be prohibitedâ€" sc His Excellency in Council, 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 FIRST day of MARCH next, the importation or introduction into this Province, or any part thereof, by sea, of cattle, sheep, horses, swine, asses and mules, ment, sking, hides, horns, boofs, or other parts of such animals, hay, straw, and fodder, be, and the same is hereby prohibited ; save and except such cargo or cargoes, or part of cargo, as His Excellency in Council may hereafter see tit to exempt from such prohibition. * W. B. LEEK, ... ..___ Fobruary 28, 1866. PAR'I‘[EI IN CANADA WEST intend= ing to make nw:lienllon to the Legislature for Private or Local Bills, either for granting exclusive prlvil:fn, or conferring e:?onu powers for comâ€" mercial or mrposu srom.. for regulating surveys or aries, or for doing anything tendâ€" ing to affect the r.ishu or tKmptl'ty of other parties, are Mub{ notified that they are required b&:ho 53rd and following Rules of the Legislative nâ€" cil and h{hhfin Mbley, (which are published in full in the a Gazette), to give are sublh‘od in full in the Canada Gazettc), to give TWO MONTHS‘ NOTICE of the :&plicuion xlur- ly and distinetly specifying its nature and joag. in the Canada &uau. and also in a newspaper pubâ€" lished in the County or Union of Counties affected, undln;flooylu of tio first and lust of such notices, to the Private Bill Office of each House. All Petitions for Private Bills must be presented within the first three weeks of the Session, A. TODD, Chief Clerk Private Bill Office, J. E. DOUCET, L. Assembly. Clerk of Private Bills, _ ____ J Council Ottawa, Feb. 23, 1866 GOVERNMENT HOUSE â€"OTTAWA, Saturday, 16th day of December, 1865. * Presss= ; His Excetursoy T#® Aoatxistra ror or rus Govâ€" ERNMENT ix Councu. Hls EXCELLENCY was pleased to lay before the Council :la?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 country, b:;rulng in transitu through another country 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 free as well as dutiabl free Goods &uuing through & foreign country eon-iined rectly to lm&oflcn in Canada, shall hereafter be put on the same footing as dutiable Goods. Bigned, Nopanes erel _ Whereupon His Excellency in Council pleased to order, and it is hereby m}‘lgred, that T BP N DE B 5 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. Durie‘s MRS, CLIFFORD has always on hand for Baâ€" zars, &c., a variety of Wax Flowerk, Baskets for Cards, &c. She will teach the new and elegant art of GERMAN WORK, manufactured on &uhr. and W AX WORKS, to ladies who may feel disposâ€" ed to favor her with a visit. l â€" Resipexo® :â€"Dalhousic Street, Lower Town, next door to that of Mr. Gauthier, Cabinet Maker. _ NOTICE OF APPLICATION. N?:’?J 18 HIR“IIY GIXII. 'l'll?n'l' e ersigned will a at the next ensu session of Parliament of &Pirl{’fmm for an u-: authorizing his admission as a Member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, and his call to the Bar of Upper c..Jf." k H. BERNARD. Ottaws Â¥eb. 17. 1866. 52â€"2m Ottaws Â¥eb.17, 1866 0. SUNDAY EVENING LAST, between the Russell House and the R.ilroul' Depot, & GOLD RING, with the initials «G. E. A.,"engrayâ€" ed thereon. Parties leaving the same at this office will be suitably rewarded. Jn 2s PROVINCE OF CANADA, ) In the County Court County of Carieton, . of the County of To wit. Carleton. IN THE MATTER OFJ AMNESS. BANGS, AN INSOLYVENT. «LK SATURDAY, THE 19th DiY OF 0' sATURDAY, THE T9h DAR OW MAY next, the undersigned will apply to the Judge of the said Court, for c. discharge under the WAX FLOWERS ! January 1, 1866 Ottawa, April 4, 1866 Private Bills. Ottawa, March 8, 1866 tsmm JAMES 6. BAXGE. aws, Tenth day of March, 1866 35â€" Insolvent Act of 1864. Moxtzzar, 20th day of February, 1866 OF A XEW DESIGX, AXD For the supply of For the use of the OSE PRESENT Clerk Executive Council F. BRAUN, SECRETARY Wu. H. LEE, $7â€"t.s.0 86â€"td 12â€"4f 91 â€"+f { PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. THE ENGLISH HORSES AND THEIR OWNERS. ommz The Earl of DerBy 1 who is renowned not o-l{.‘u a statesman and scholar of rare ability, also as an enâ€" thusiastic lover of sport, bas a magnificent stable for his numerous stud at Knowsley, uear Liverpool. Although Earl Derby has won the proud badge of English cbhivairyâ€"the blue til b )n of the Garter, he has never, we believe, "Derby winner." The stable at Knowsley consists of a quadrangle about 200 feet equare, including a paved court.© In the centre there is :g:vered circle for exercising horses in bad we Cr. succ=eded in wiuning the blue ribbon of the Turf,in other words hbe has never owned & The stable and rooms at Enowsley are panneled in dressed oak about six feet high, the walls and~ceilings being hard finished and painted some light neutral tint ; the floor stone pipe«<liyed daily, single plateâ€"glass lantern with gas, being in the centre of each. The rooms, fifteen by twenty feet square, each conâ€" tains one pair of horses, the room being someâ€" times (generally) divided into two loose boxes. At present there are between sixty and seventy horses at Knowsley, including about thirty carriage horses. All the latter are dark brow n horses, and about fifteen hands three inches high. Of course they are in superb condition. Their clothing is made of white cloth with the Earl‘s coronet and crest worked in blue and red in the corner The borses cost from £200 to £600 a piece. ‘The whole stud being valued at £26,000. Everything is in the finest possible order, there being a groom and helper allowed to every four horses. There are thirty five grooms and six coachmen at Knowsley, thirtyâ€"fire men and five women in in the giden, twentyâ€"five lodges and gates in the park, and fifty other cottages for gardeners and gamekeepers, &c. The Duke of Buccleugh owns the next best stables, which are situated at Dalkeith Place, near Edinburgh. The Duke is a hunting man, and bas avstud of ninety firstâ€"class weight carrying hunters and hacks, The stables are built on much the same principle as those at Knowsley. » The speciality at Dalkeith is the saddleâ€" roomâ€"beautifully finished and furnished, with a fine bright soft coal fireâ€"surrounded on the four sides by saddle racks, on each of which is the saddle, and under the double bridle bits and chaing, and over the name of the horse to which they: belong. The chains, bits and stirrups are kept brighter than the newest silver, Here, also, as clsewhere, all bunters as soon as they come in are immodlnely waslod over from head to foot, and then double blanâ€" keted and leftfor half an hour. At the end of that time, they are uncovered and found perâ€" fectly dry and clean only requiring to be what is technically called © polished off." * The Duke of Beaufort. is the greatest Nimrod in England: His unâ€" rivelled pack hunt every day in the woek and bis stables at Badminton, Gloucestershire, cr » of course on an immense scale. In addition to about ninety hbunters, there are quantities of hacks, curriage horses, ponies, &¢, for the Duchess and her children. The Duke requires twelve fresh bunters «very day (rain, snow er storm never deter him from going out); three for himself, three for the Marquis of Worcester, who is caly n‘n ‘teenâ€"the Duke about fortyâ€"three for the hunteman, and one for each of the three whippersâ€"in. o e t The horses are always sent the night before to the mect, unless it may be within five miles when they are ?ll;xd overFery early in the morning. NC * The dogsare sent over in three vans, each drawn by four mules, â€" The Duke always drives over in & fourâ€"inâ€"hand drag ; changing horses every ten miles, the change being sept over like the hunters, either the night before .or very early in the morning. 1 A correspondent of the New York Evening Post, who has lately made a tour through the hunting counties of Great Britain, says that the life of most Enilohh counz gentleman between 30 and 60, who can to subscribe £5 a year to a hunt, is from 10 in the morning to .6 in the evening in the saddle, in red cost, blue cravat, white breéeches and top boots. During the Autumn and Winter there are meets of different packs every day, except Bunday, at diitances from t:':w thirty miles from :‘y and every place w your may happen to If the hounds meet at omnu distance, you either ride over quietly on you rhunter or, sending him very early in the morning, you ride over on your hack, and find your bunter fresh for you at the place where the hounds threw off. « 2 _ If on the contrary, the meet (usually at 11 o‘clock) takes place twenty or_fl!‘q -6-_ s off, The Senate of the Robertsâ€"Sweeney Fenians has been assembled and addressed by the Presiâ€" dent of this faction. Roberts violently © pitches into" the O‘Maboney party, calling them swinâ€" dlers, traitors und by pocrits, whose only object is base, personal gain, at the expense of the suffering patriots of Ireland, and winds up es# follows, after astrong appeal for more funds :« I trust the new narters will meet your approbation. It Ilb::l? located, ce-.om and the rent at present very reasonsble. I have given my security for the payment of one year‘s rent. The Irish National Bonds ordered by Conâ€" gress will be ready next week. The contract was given to the Contiu.‘hl Hi Note Comâ€" pany, whose character and standing as & corâ€" poration giving a gusrantee that their work will be of the very best kind, and the plates and bonds in responsible custody. 1 have also given my personal security for the payment of their contract when complete. I believe these bonds will be equal to any ever prinled in America. M I request of your honorable body that you will thoroughly investigate the financial, civil and militery affairs of these headquarters. Comâ€" ing fresh from the people, amd you understand their feclings and desires, and therefore le; fslate intelligently. I7trust that the subjects of ways and mean* will receive special attention from you,. We are using every cffort to take the feld rapidly, and we must be supplied with the means to, enable us to make good our promises ; and, with a tenevod elofllon d_n'c part of the Brotherhood, all will be well: Bince the Pittsburg Congress we hl" done wonders, everything considered. oreâ€" has been done by us in the way of accumulation of war mmhi,nd organizing an army, in six weeks, than was accomplished by the Fenian Brotherhood in six years previously aud yet it is nothing to what we could have d« n : if we had a tenth part of the mean« which were lavishâ€" ed in previous years. L A the Brotherhood have patience and confidence in us, and send us in the supplies as rapidly as possible, and we will convert them to good account. Lt them reâ€" member that they cannot be any more anxious than we are to see our flag floating in triumph on the captured territory of our common foe. I am pledged to action byfore a certain time, or to surrender my offic> ; and I appeal to your honorable body to enalle me to keep my pledge and save onr homor. Uo-co(‘omlom deeply compromised for action. â€"You have deâ€" voted years, aye and fortune to thir cause ; and now as the time approaches for action, you r anâ€" xiety to see the nngvo commence must be equal to.my own. You bave men in your honorable body, such as P. W. Dunne, Michael Scanlan, James Gibbons, P. Bannon and cthers, who are old and earnest workers. They, no doubt, will feel the great and urgent need of immediate action. I shall send unto you special messages on THE FENIANS. it