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e1TY quarter Sessions of the Recorder‘s Court | Monday, the second day of Septemâ€" ber next, _ High Builiff‘s Office, tith August, 1867 TO THE ELECTORS CIrY oOF oOTTaAwWA At the of wh hisgory. °* I I â€"lt had long been the opinion of the leading «tatesmen of this country, that the only safe and effectnal way of getting rid of the secâ€" tinal agitation, that had arisen in Western Canada, was by a union of the British Proâ€" vinces on this continent. £. _: The project, moreover, possessed such adâ€" ddtional advan:ages, as to make its adoption the earnest wish of all those who desitre to «ee the perpetuation ot Brinsh mstitutions in this Northern Hémisphere. The great poli tieal revolution has now been quietly effected through: the intervention .of the Imperial Parlisment, under an Act orginally framed ‘and agreed upon by the leading public men of this country, and afterwards revised and City. of Ottawa,l wlopted by those great statesmen who guide tie destinies of the highest Constitutional G wermnment ot whichâ€"the world can boast. To render our new Constitution acceptable w all classes of the people of this country, it i=but just and fair that it should be put in torce under the auspices of a Cabinet comâ€" posed of the differest political elements, and it is due to the statesmen who have been inâ€" strumental in framing this new Charter of our Rights and Liberties, that they should be charged. with the task of giving practical eifect to their labors of the past four years. L’l .'l.ll The principle. of a Coalition Government, Lt the inauguration of the public affairs of the Province of Ontario, is also a wiseâ€"and prudént conception, and if elected, I will wive the new Cabinet at Toronto a generous It has :ln-ly_hm announced, through â€" Prew of the city, and at the several ‘an} meetings held during the past month, ‘ at I would be a candidate for the represen tion of )ttawa; in the Legislative Assembly : Untario. 1 have been induced to accept nomination for the Local Legistature, at e instunce of a large number ot "iny fellow» tizens, who have urged that my past par amentary experience justified the presump m that 1 could be of some service to this ty, as it« representative in the first Parlia;: ent of Ontario. 1 have, moreover, been ......2. with a _ requisition . numerously yned by all classes of the people of this iv, amd by electors who have in the past eki opposite polhtical views to my own. ‘nis expression of confilence in me, emanaâ€" ng from different sources, offers the . most wlisfactory testimony that the coming elecâ€" on . is regarded as an i one, and he present time as a suitable for the nanguration ofâ€"a new era in dur political In the enacting of Laws torthis Province, the Legislature of Ontario is restricted in its powers to those subjects especially designated in "The British North America Act," the most important of a general character being the management and sale of the Public Doâ€" majn, including its timber and . mineral wealth,â€"our Municipal Institutionsâ€"the Laws relating to property and Civil Rights, and the Administration of Justice. cussion will be watched with interest bylhi pople of the Southern valley of the Ottawa country, inasmuch as our prosperity is largeâ€" y dependant on IT success of the Lumber: fraule. . The rapid growth of this part of Canaulw is in a great measure attributable to the enccessfal dflykipc:\enlof that trade, and it will be the â€"duty of the Representatives from the: Ottaws ‘section to advocate the wloption of such a policy in the sale of the timber as will plage that important branch of industry on a permanent and substantial basis. ~_ Un the gifferent subjects of public interest » that are likely to be discugsed in the Parliaâ€" ment of Ontamo, 1 trust I hold sufficiently wide and liberal views to justify me in ask. ing your support. â€" Having been your Repreâ€" sentative in the Legislatureof Canada during & perica whenu every effort was made to deâ€" prive us of the honors of a Capital, many 0j nugubters Susorts thve iveaiid alf Cnbintinin o erviin any wise concerned, “m W ske notice and govern themselves accordingly. i RODERICK ROSS, High Bailif. it be bolden J city, on _ And as the Public Domain will tor some years be one of,the chief sources from which the Revenue of the Province will be derived, it is highly probable that the management awml «ale of its Lands, and the disposal of the timber thereon, will ‘attract the attention of the Assembly at an early perrod ; the disâ€" »..’ba'ulolom of the clock, in the terencon, hich all City Coroners, Justices of the Peace, Apport STLEMEN you will remember that I was second . to none im the strenuous endeavors that had at different times to be put forth to secure us in the great honor awarded us by her Majesty. If 1 am again the recipient of your contiâ€" dence, it will be my pleasing duty to dis charge the high trust with that integrity and honesty of purpose which can alone make mé ucss “l“h’a::g:mtobe, * * _ Your ®bbedient servant, â€" . DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 'l‘-h: M‘m‘l' wot:mu:: ween Mfi.u berers, der the names, style and of FETHERSTON & AGRET, has this day been dissolved by mutual dB.OTIAW A. ¢ A: D., 1867 Becorder‘s Court Uttawa, August 15, 1867 August 9, DII sUITE OF ROOMS at n»uiu» nan‘t Private Hotel, Sparksâ€"st. Otaws, August 17. Slatt NOTICE is hereby given that Ottaws this Seventh Day of the County Court (old Jail) in or THE por THE m.-‘o W, J. FETHERSTON, J. W. AGRET. Sitd 512 §07â€"14â€"i Head Office at Edinburgh, on Wednesday, 3lst July, 1867 LIFE® AssocIATION OF â€" sCoOTLAND KK of theâ€"position and progress of the IN~TIT!C LIOA, and Te ACFTUUS ND ura> on the in terms of the Act of Parliamen‘, were submitted. . ‘The Report congratulated the Meeting on the tinued satisfactory progress of the Institution.. The following are the principal details :â€" ‘The Proposals for New Assurances during the year were .............1762 for £890,894 Stg. Of Which the TFADSACtIONS WeTQ...........«.ccesssssseecrsrscsrazees«»»,(1403 for £668,388 | :# Lif@, ADDQitiG® WOTC PUFODRSOA FOF.. smcs enenesennnrnneceteccens weec22,, DCP COMEDR £850 . . | The Deaths MMONG the AssUTCd WOPO......... ...ccuuuseeremgrervereccceen=191 < for £95,160 | " <_ (This Sum is uader deduction of Sums Keâ€"assured.) ‘The Deaths among the Annvitants were 17, relieving the Funds 0 CIMMS FOP .. . c000000 (ree +0 0000 0060000 cvere4 +048 en e en venenednnnnen en nd The Gross Annual Incomefor Premiums and â€"Loterest on Invest ments at 5th Ayjril, without taking into account Keduc e a ce es The Net Annual Income after Reductions of Premiuins, is........... â€"The Accumolated Fund at 5th Aptil WAS..........cccuccerrmccermrerere ‘The Investigation of the. contingent ‘Assets ard Linbiliti¢s in Clas of the last Balance.® fhe wholo of the necessary calculations have been who has been the Auditor of this department on all preyious ocedsions, state that every care has been taken in the compu(ntmn‘i not to draw uy profits. The results of the Invest?gation have been entirely satisfactory in not only maintaining Abatements at Jh.- rates that have been allowe m{.fl. but in increasing these to 30. per: cent. for the oldest Class ‘The First Series, who still number about orieâ€"half of the Polic profits. The results of the Investigation have been in not only maintaining Abatements at Jh.- rates tha m:nt. but in increasing these to 30. per: cont. ‘f The First Series, who still number about 9 in m. will continue to receive the large Abat ts will be allowed an Abatement at the Di have accordingly now to declare that the miums for the year ending 5th April, 1808, on Polici vie:â€" On Potlicies efected on or before 5th April, 1855, On Policies effected from 6th April, 125o, to oth . On Policies effected from 6th April, 1856, to 5th / . The Quinquennial Investigation and Division 0 Tflnlm Annual Mecting. The number of . 1 the Branches have been conducted most satis(act of them From Garland, Mutchmor & Go,, 1,000 GREAT BaRGAINS w out prior to receiving. FALL 1 SPARKSâ€"ST., OTTAW A, August 13 REAL ESTATE ll "MeLEAN has received instructions & from Judge Small, to sell 32 building Lots at the Union House,, on Being of the west 4 of Lot No. 40 in the 12. Con., R. F., near the residence of J. B. lflh.lna.. Plans uflmr.rtimlan can be ob tained of Auctioneer till day of salo. VARIETY HALL, Other House in the Ling Can Ofsr. Now open for sale 25 doz. Decanters from.15¢. to $5.00 each ; 100 doz. Plain and Box Tumblers; 4 Cases Glass Preserye Pots; 1 Case of Gorman ma"iu;‘fi.sge Moulds; 1 MHd of Toilete Setts. Also, a large assortment shased largely from man: about to leave the city their entire m{anmu. which I now offer at bargains that cannot but satisfy all. Gilt Mirrors & Furniture. Having had several large consignments of new Furniture, of various kinds, and -a_hyipg_ pucâ€" AT THE SIGN OF THE _ Of every description 10ES, RAKE®, ME Report by the Directors for the year ending 5th April _4 1 M voromeniionina s Vn â€" i agont M SPADES, SHOVELS, &c. g sple-dld mfil‘em.r'. y # ) m +b % Carpenters‘ and Joiners‘ Tools | That keops monte, batter, &e., &e., berfeetly frosh x ahkkax YAkisr, | baths of every size and quality ; stoves, t Nails, Spikes, Camp Ketties, Circular and Crossâ€" | lamps, keroszene, and rock oil, &o., &o. cut Saws, Lamps, Oils, Glass, Putty, &o.â€"AL! ESMONDE BROKS., CHRaP. epie hy Smigeahe | 12 SPARKSâ€"ST.. Ottawa, April 13 OTTAWA â€" COLLEGIATE islo;hs Terms made kbn.o'-on day »of ‘ Great bui‘dn will be given. y * . MeLEAN, Auctioneer. ; Ottawa, August 10. June 22, 1867 ber CcARDEN TOOLS Agricultural Implements The New Assurances Affected. 1838 to 1842, were 258 for £131,82 1843 « 1847, ®© 647 357,18 1818 « 1852, .« 3936« 1,364,2 1853 « 18o7, * &@Wi C 2,468,4 1858 « 1842, « 35915 « 2,787,8( WILL OFFER Fog SALE L»-\' And arier ruurspay NEXT, A?Ol"l' 1863 Ottawa, Aug. 5 Rideaun Street, 420y GREAT REMNANT â€" SALKE SATURDAY, the 214h INSTANT, And secure goods at prices that no AUCTION ,SALE R. BORTHWICK®S Classes will be | resumed on MONDAY, the ?nd of Septemâ€" | RUSH! RUSH! THE PROGRESS OF THE I 34, Sussexâ€"st., PLOT LINES, NEW AND IMPROYVED 186 Embracing@ almos THE 28TH. ANNUAL. MEETING At 11 o‘clock, a.m«, CALL AND INSPECT. â€"â€"â€" THOMAS BIRKETT, ARCHILBALD HOPY JuSEPH BOYDEN, CAN BE MaD OTTAW A. 10 Boitarery Ifivectors, |. 5 ~> * Hon. Wim. MeDougall, M.P.P., Provincial Secretary J. C. Tache, Esq., Dopu.tz Misister of Agriculture. M. K. Dickinson, flo‘?.. erchant. T. C. Keefer, Esq., C. E. . Mrpicat Orsices,â€"J. Garvey, Esq., M.D. Aogxts,â€"Mesers. J. T. & W. Pennock. P. W arprawâ€"Secretary, Montreal. a J «gg B. M. Cnariay, Inspector of Licences, ; TO THE No. 20. Sparksâ€"st.. uccessor to James Ctarke rctors for the year ending 5th April, 18673 with Statements « of the INSTITU TION, and the ACCOUNTS certified by the Auditor AINS will l given, as the whole must be cleared FALL IMPORTATIONS. \ {# rsons about to leave (eneral Agent â€"waq HELD WUTHIN THEâ€" 16 ie on e nstret duetions of Premiuims, i8........... £235,630 ". a (PIE WR c us oue mm reverreninrirers £1,106,053 | " n‘ ‘Assets and Linbiliti¢s in Class A has been made :& the date 1ecessary calculations have been checked by P: Kelland, tment on all previous ocedsions, and it 1s scarcely nbcessary to the computulinnli not to draw upon any part whatever of future n have been entirely satisfactory, and the Directors ure justified the rates that have been allowed from the Preriams for some J. per: cent. for the oldest Class of the Second Series of Policyâ€" mber about orieâ€"half of the Policyâ€"holders at present participatâ€", e large Abatement of 37} per cent., and the latest participating ecment at the rate of 25 per cent. from their Premiums. The lare that the following Anumcuuwill be made from the Preâ€" 3S, on Policies ‘entitlea to participate in the Profits in Class A, April, 1855, a Reduction or Abatement of.........37} per cent. 1255, ‘to oth April, 1856, an Abatement of.........30 [per cent. $56, to oth April, 1862, an Abatoment of.........2> (per cent. id Division of Profits in Class B, as at 5th December, 1865, were number of . Policyâ€"holde:s in this Class. is steadily increasing. host «ati<factorily by the several Boards and Officers in chargo n of Sums Reâ€"assured.) woere 17, relieving the Funds of XsSTITUTION HNAS BEEX AS FOLLOWS:â€" 2 1 The Accamulated Fund. 44 { Craighall and Pinkie, Bart., in the Chair 508td smm snn sn cteagies 24 50t i uiok emmech ge k i every description of Goods, Â¥ THEâ€" AMN ANTS, i 1o the city for the earriage of all descriptions 0 i goods and monies, &0,., at reasonable rates. Goods ;eanul for on leaving notice at the offices of the ; Agents. . oo he4 OTTAW A to MON!] The Oftawa River Navigation Co. Merchandise and Parcels ® To and from Montreal, the above Company have been induced to open an 2 | This is to certify that M Holgn. Oliver & | Annable‘s Washing & I g Table have been used by the Grey ?m. they have proved to be 1 very satisfactory. | EX PERE SSA GENCY the Only Washing Machine now in the Do# * __ minions as we are propared to prove from the evidence of those who havetried it. All they ask is a: trial. It is simple in construction, easily adjusted, and answers for an IRONING «TABLE. It never heed be taken out of the Kitchen, as it answers for m picce of Farniture. The following testimonia! will show what the Ladies |at the Nunnery think of it. i Parties desirous of giving us a fair trial will please to send us notieo by post, or otherwise, naming time and place, will be attended to. ll* I 1 Oitawa, August 12th, 1867, Aint it Warm ? Yes! That purifies water, and renders it fit and agreeâ€" able to drink in warm weather. _ Lk a4!â€"g _ Shower, hip, sponge, plunge, foot and shallow baths of ovor;'flu and m ; stoves, tinware, Oitawa, Au June 11 h April, 1842 The First of the Season. Saguenay Salmon. W ASHING MACHINE. [\IIE UNDERSIGNED are now manue facturing‘ a new and what they claim to be UST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS AT « The Queen" Restaurant. HIE public are informed towing to the increased demand for the quick dispatch Delivered to any part of the city Juné 20. 7 4SStf ESMONDE BROS, UVEHUNDRED CASES, 1%s. 6d. PE rse TX PRES: HOLGATE, OLIVER, & ANNABLE. © KEDZIE FILLER AND COOLER, 1847,...... 1852,...... 1857,, . . 1862,....... 1907....... Claret, Claret. t 9. CN ol w 43 SPARKSâ€"ST., Opposite the Ontari> Bank. £ SHys » =â€"=VIAâ€" THEX 40 To HERRICK, BRUSH & CO. ROBINSON & CO., The Tea Pot, Ottawa. was M. KAVANAGH. 8 457â€"tf £693 484y £10,743 St 47,239 " 129,063 © $32,102 " 673,613 ® 1,106,053% GREY NUXS 5182 1 H EB 465â€"3m conâ€" Etg £ OTTAWA PIMES. AUGUST 22, i1so7. FREE AND INDEPENDENT COUNTY of CARLETON. GENTLEMEN,â€" 'A'l' the urgent solicitation of a large and influential number of your body, I conâ€" sented some time ago to become a Candidate at the coming elections, for the representation of your Couhty in the Local Parliament of Ontario. My general views with regard to the politics of the day, as well as what best eoulim‘jz the interâ€" ests of this section of the countryâ€"are well known to you all. I will not here dilateâ€"on them as I inâ€" tend at an carly day to make the f"" of your County, when I will have the pleasure of personally communicating them to you. ic 4 TCO THE ELECTORS CITY OF OTTAW A GENTLEMEN,â€"At the request (of over | cight hundred of the bona fide {oters of our rising city I am again induced to become a candidate for the honor of representing you in the Parliament of Canada. _( | In the first place, I deésire to express my gratitude for the kind indulgenge shown toâ€" wards my past conduct through a series of Parliamentary crises, and for the confidence you have been pleased to express that my fuâ€"| ture course would also be such as to subserveâ€" the best interests of our city and to secure for it those improvements ~which, ; after fifteen years experience in the great staple trade of our country, I conceive to be absolutely ne cessary, not only for the welfare of Ottawa, but for the interests of the whole.comimerce of the country. â€" I refer, among other things, to the improvement of the Crenville and Carâ€" illon Canals. ~ This work I have persistently advocated for the last four ,\'enL, and I am happy to say that it is now, owing to the exâ€" ertions of myself and others, bejng prosecutâ€" ed, and that the navigation of this part of the river is already greatly iniproved. We may also confidently expect that, at the eriâ€" suing sebsion of Parliament, an :*pproprinfion will be made for the further extension and completion of the work. _ In connection with this ling of navigation, I am also prepared to advocate the construction of the long proâ€" jected Caiighuwaga Canal, â€" â€"| * I regard the construction of the Ortawa and Hurox Caxar as a work of real Narroxâ€" AL INPORTANCE which would contribute more than any other undertaking to develop the reâ€" sources of the whole Dominion, and which would, morcover, greatly tend to accomplish a Western extension of the Conféderacy. I may congratulate you upon \the fact that Ottawa has.become the seat of Government, not only for the two Provinces of the old btnon,. but for the Dominion: of Canada, which, we may confidently expect, will ere long embrace the whole of Bmlsh North America ; and it may be permitted in me to say that, to secure this great lionor for our city, Ispared no exertions which you had a right to expect from your repres¢ntative. Ottawa, July 11, 1867 If elected as your representative, I shall deem it to be my duty to support any meaâ€" sures which may be introduced into Parhaâ€" ment for ‘placing the Derexces of the Doâ€" minion in a satisfactory condition, and for providing for the maintenance of an adequate Muilitia or Volunteer force. i| > Having been a firm supporter of the Govâ€" einment which was specially organized to efâ€" feet a Confederation _of the Bfli_(ish\ North American Provinces, I feel that I should not be studying your interests if I di-l' not pledge :iiself to support the Ministry which has now en formel for the express purpose ol c?nooliduit'bg and putting into o&nntion the new Constitution for the Dominion of Canada. ‘ I have the honor to be, gentlemen, f | | Your obit. servt., _ * | DRV GGOO Ds ! Tlll Subscriber begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has commenced business in the store formerly occuâ€" pied by h Messrs. Fingland & Draper Readymade Clothing :i:d J.m:}u keep constantly onrhnml agene DRY GOODS! Which will be sold at a small advance on cost. | * JAMES HIGGINSON, . Union Block, Sussecâ€"st. * Next to he Tea Pot Ottawa. July 10. 1867. 481tf CONVERSE, COLSON & LAMB, CORNER HOSPITAL & ST. Jo nxnâ€"STREETS The Manufactures of Outario and Quebec, LOWER PROVINCES & ficate Mrh‘:i{“m )::: n?:o:ll Th into the BEN NETT‘S WH ARF, Ottawa, August 8, 1867 Ottawa, July 10, 1867. + FREE OF DUTY. PM Consignments Solicited. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ELEBECTORS READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, July 30, 1567. ; hl!. the honor to remain, @Gentlemen, °. > Your obedient ‘servant, NEW DOMINION. TO THE OF THE OÂ¥ THE MONTREAL, AND J. M. Conaner 428â€"27w J. SKEAD per official certi 0Tâ€"H 495d B April 10 April 10. April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10. April 10 H April 10 Aprit 10, Aptil 10 April 10 April 10 April 10 INDIA WAREKOUSE, April 10, April 10 Next door to Cunningham and Lindsay‘s April 10. qUGAB-CUBED HANMS, AND BREAK« 9 fast«Rolled Bacon. f A choice supply of the above can always be had At the India Warehouse, > BROWNE & HARDY. April 10 April 10 U. S$. CONSULAR ACENKCY Notice to the Business Men of Ottawa and its Dependencies. _ * TIIE undersigned U. 8. Consular Agent for the City of Ottawa, and the dependencies thereef, deems it proper to give public notice to Q‘INI“. OLD CHERRY BRANDY, L At the India Warchouse, . BROWNE & HARDY. those who may ruifln his official services, that his office in R. Eaton & Co.‘s Swn‘nl'udou-cm will be open at all times during business hours. All invoices of property of whatever kind ::sorud or intended to be exported into the Uni States, must be authenti¢ated by me at this Consular Agency, in order to facilitage its transit at the proâ€" per ports of entry (TOUGIHHTON BITTER®, April 12 Pianoâ€"korte and Organ instruction. PBOPII!OR of Music, Teacher of Organ, Piano, Voice and Harmony. Also Mrs. Clark, Teacher of Drawing and Painting. Music Rooms and Residence, 69 Sparksâ€"st., adâ€" joining Desbarats‘ Block. tCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, o At the India Warchouse, o BROWNE & HARDY. CENTRAL 1UINESS‘$ DUBLIN SsTOUT POR»â€" X TER, e HERRY WINE, various brands, ‘ In Wood find Bottle, . And hopes by strict attention to business to have & continuance of the patronage #o liberally bestowed on him before. C Ottawa, Septemb _ 15 o. B IS AgGAIN PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE all deseriptions ot OMX GULL BITTERS, \ At the Indict Warehouse, | BROWNE &. MHARDY, 1867. FOR preserving fruit with one«third the quantity of sugar used by the old method, while the true taste of the fruit is preserved. Price from $1.50 per doren. A houschold requisite for l!"l'\lfl with scarcely any labor, a Looking Glass pol h on furniture where the French polish or varnish has become dimmed by wear. _ > f f Price 25 cents per bottle at . il 10, Wholesale and Retail Dealers RANDY, HENNESSEY and other Brands, In Wood and Bottle, A F.G.&C. A.CROSBY. BOOTS & SHOES! AMSAY‘s PORT ELLEN ‘ISLAY . WIIISKEY, § At the India | Warehouse, _ . INEST OLD RYE WHISKEY, At the India Warehouse, BROWNE & HABDY. May 4 0oTIHS OLD TOM GIN, ‘ At the India Warchouse, INEST AMBER SYRUP, At che India Warehouse, ROSSE & BLACKWELL®S RED AND Black Currants, Jams and Jellies, At the India: Warchouse, _ E KUYPER‘S HOLLAND GIN, IBBEIIT‘S LONXDON STOUT POR«â€" TER, . * PAT oi e s ERNARD‘S GINGBR WINE, O0SEBERRY JAM,STRAWEBERR Y ORK AND FLOUR Constantly on hand, At the India Warchouse, : BROWNE & HARDY. RT WINE, finest quality, In Wood and Bottle, _ Jam,Raspberry Jam,Green Gage Jam, * At the India Warehouse, BROWNE & HARDY. July 3 Dominion Sclf Sealng Fruit Jars. And intend ‘carrying on a business as such in O:taws, under the name and firm of £uch paâ€"tnership to date from 12th day of August, Ottawa, Aug. 21, 1867 No. 16, Rideauâ€"Street, Dominion Furniture Polish, PARTNERSHIP NOTCE, HE -udn%l«l have formed and entered into COâ€"PARTNERSHIP as MANUFACTURERS In Wood and Bottle, Market Drug Store, Yorkâ€"stREgt. Bank st., Ottawa, Carringes, Sleighs, &c. T. C. CLAREK, 847 AT OPTAWA,.C. W . GMITEI, A the India Warchouse, At the India Warchouse, _ BROWNE & HARDY. At the India Warchouse, BROWNE & HARDY. At the India Warehouse At the India Warchouse, At the India Warehouse, BROWNE & HARDY. At the Indid Woarchouse, BROWNE & HARDY. At the India Warehouse, BROWNE & HARDY. ==1N, ANDâ€" â€"ALSOâ€" , P. . MAHAR, BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY. BROW NE &'n;\}my‘ BROWNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY. F. G. CROSBY C. A. CROSBY WM. HEARN 1867. FACTORY 407 426y 415y §17â€"m Prints, Grey and White: Cottons, #&¢., T“E sUBSCRIBERS HAVE DETERMINED ON CONTINXUING THE ‘(ERIiAT Sale of Cheap «PRINTS" and other ©COTTON GOODS" untikthe 1st September, in order to make room for l"sfl Importations, now being bought in the British Markets. PA From advices received " Cotton tGoods" will not be any lower than those advertised. An early call will ensure a La.gain. s f $ H OW [R O O M S! FINGLAND & DRAPER. Watches, Clocks, J ewellery, Electroâ€"Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, IMPORTATION®S. Maszonic Good= YOUNC & RADFORD,® PRACTICAL WATCH ANB C€CL00Kk MARERK, All kinds of work in the Jewellery line carefully atter ert notice. ‘Watches, Clocks and Jewellery repaired on i1 Ottawa, July 20, 1867. CUNNINGHAM AND LINDSAY, EeS e ameen en meanudinfe e priveat s( l0 1(150 > 000 DRESS GOODS®S,â€" MEITLI .INERY,. f HATS AND BONNETS, SIIAWLS, MANTLES, &C,, &0. DRESS GOODS! DRESN OoDs ! D RESSs G O O D S! chines is by far the most beautiful and durable t tailoring or family usefwhere a shuttle machine 479y 2 MANUFACTURING BROUGE‘Sâ€" OLID3 SEXAN 4J Ottawa, Aug. 7, 1867 OTTAW A, July 5 At greatly reduced prices for cash only at . * The Bishop‘s â€"Kew Building, uear the Cathedral, Susserâ€"strect June 28, 1867. . .. i emiae .., n Theé Stock is being sold OTTAW A, July 25, 1867. ger & Wiiz, aPiest PRe,/ 04 GRAWNWT & LENDERSON Dry Goods at Reduced Prices. sâ€"ATF THEâ€" _.} _ â€"> SHAWL, MANTLE & MILLINERY MAGEE &&& PRINTED MUSLINS, BAREGES, &c., CONTPINUED SALE Make Your Selections in Time lN order to make room for fall importations the stock now on hand, consisting of choice Eummer Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, Black Broads, Doeskins, &e., &e., &°, will be sold PFEG "FOP DEPCOFE Under original prices for eash ARE SELLING OFF THE WHOLE OF THEIR NEW STOCK OF SHEFFIELD HOUSE! oOTTP.A W _aA. _ The largest Stock in Central Canada of J Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Fancy Goois, ELECTROâ€"PLATED WARE, RODGER‘S CUTLERY, &c., &c, TO PHE PUBILIC. AND 1HE BESE AND LARGEST Particular attention paid t« Jewels, &c. _ / 80 SPA RIKXSâ€" TEN PEFR CEPNZL. 381y m*"» PARIS EXPOSITION ! Watches, Watches. No. 14, Kfidesauâ€"st., The celebrated Sewell and other Watches at the . M. HOLBROOK, I am manufacturing the following new Tram Sxnwrs, in all sizes and widths : THE NEW DOMINION TRAIL. THE ROYAL VICTORIA TRAIL _TuE LoNG TRAWL ', TE QUAKER TRAIL, and C THE DEMI. )" ADDITIONAL ITEMSâ€"Just received a large lot of Corsets and » White Cotton Hoseâ€"â€"all sizes. DAVID MILLAR, 43 Sparksâ€"st., Centre Town. _« â€"â€"omae > m ~~ City Hsop Skirt KFactory ! 1 am manafacturin Sxnwrs, in all sizes a THE NE W THE ROY! _THE LONG TE qQUAR THE DEMI Ottawa, July «____â€"â€"â€"oommmige >Afi REâ€"OPENED BV 'l‘lll-‘. Y are awarded the FAKST GOLD MEDAL for groutest excellence over alF others. . There were eightyâ€" mm',.m::i‘ ln!hel;‘ry fum}f getone of these beautifal, awiftâ€"finger ouschold fairi¢s,/and their sewing drudgery will b: at an end. . They do the greatest variety ul:d‘bd‘v‘al. are the easiest running and myst duraile of all Sering Machines, * UG. A WALTON, Agew, 37 Sparkeâ€"st., Ottewa. Spools, Citton and S)ik, Oil, Needlies, etc., ete., constantly on Tus Guzat. Howé Sewixc Maciuyrs are noted for doing the best work on leatfer, using a much. finer needie for the same thread than ap§ other machine. ‘The work done on these maâ€" lurable to that done on any shuttle machine in the world. . For machine is desired they also stand unrivalled.â€" G. A. WALTON, Aorkr, 37 Sparkeâ€"st., Ottawa. GREAT SEWING MACHINE CONTEST WHEE] â€"QFâ€" in â€" Central Canada. â€"â€"AND=â€" SyPIL1 EU SSELTIL. ELGLNâ€"ST., OTTAW A the manufacturing of Masoni out the balance of their Summer Stock led t pron COLLLCTI JEWELLEKRS. WILSON AGAIN AUCCESSFUL and Designs furnished on the whort ses nnd warranted. LAR, 43 Sparksâ€"st., Centre Town * 453â€"3m XF BA â€"â€"AT THREâ€" Eâ€"APIER. \( roumm Tol 202y 477t( 435y NEW 'Very Choice and Superior. â€" _TEAS, \ FRESH ARRIVAL | By which peculiar process, he aroma is preserve l and venders it the FavoRITE WITH a1i Corpr® nermy NOW ON SALE * SOUCHONG. , 150 ‘Caddies MANDERIN MIXTURE. $®"~ This is the finest Buack Tra ever unl--n ed, 5« per pound ; in small Caddies, about 14 i! each, 4s 9 The Pure Mountain Berry We are constantly reseiving suppties of this truly beautiful and delicions COFFEE, roosted darly on our premises by * «* Without oxaxiul the finest Coffee in the world."â€"London Times, March 16. ' ,000 J(“lll‘:i:.'l‘l l‘.\'rum‘muu 5OO Chests very choice and superior YOU NY HYSON. 700 Chests Good Strong TW ANK A Y ‘ 100 Chests old fashioned BREAKFAN1 ROBLNSON & CO, would e«pecially eall t tention of families Jo their stock of ALES, WINES& SPIRIL\: Wines, Spirits & Liquors #H0" As it is "mported by no other firm in Canada GUINESS & CO We have a most delicions Wln‘h we are selling at 8 shillings per gailon BLOOD ‘ LONDON STOUT. BARCLAY‘S LONDON PORTER â€" _ ALLSOPS PALE ALKk. > BASS EAST INDIA. & pOWS CELEBRATED MONTREAL ALKW DAW‘S SUPERIOR LACHINE ALE. â€" DAW‘8 CELEBRATED PORTER & sTovT Just Rececived from England : ROAST HARKE. ¢ CURRIED Do. JUGGED po. BTEWED Do. ROAST PHEASANTS, ROAST GROUSE ROAST PARTRIDGK ALL GOODS DELLVERED FREE by our W aggon: to any part of the City daily . OTTAW A. Establishmentsâ€"Sussex St. and Rideau $t Ottawa, September 10. 225uf Edwd. McGillivray, Esq. BIR,â€" invite you to offer yourself as a CANDIDATE FOR ITS REPRESENTATION IN THE FIRST COMMONS OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, and pledge themselves to your support by their votes, influence and active exerâ€" tiong. Ottawa, Mareh 15. GENTLEMEN,â€"{~ > _ I have *"uch plexsure in accepting your requi #ition, so respectably and numerously signed. BEWARE OF NP URIOUS 1M1TATION® CITY AEPRESENTATION From my exp@rience in commercial transactions and long residence amongst you, it would not, 1 trust, be considered presumptaous in me to say that I have a deep interest in the welfere and advancement of this section of the country, and lay claim to a thoruagh practical sequaintance with its trade, its wants, its resources, and the mode of their best deveJopment. Should I be the choice of the people I pledge myself to devote my best energies to the advanceâ€" ment of our County generally, but more espécially to all that will contribute to the prosperity .of our rising City, and that great staple trade so closely identified with the progress and prosperity of the Oitawa valley. . Oyawa, March O Tlll undersigned has a few rooms now vacant for boarders with excellent accommoâ€" dations, and within fire minutes walk of the Parâ€" liament Buildings. M"“ wima l.l.'l,"- Ottawa, August 13 The undersigned Electors of the City of Ottawa Ottewa, July # Dakins‘ Patent Silver Cylinder 1060 cases Otard Benand;. so * Martes * tag: : ** MHennessey. T15 * United Vinquels Private Boarding House DUBI IN STOUT Jttawa, August 9, 1867 l‘\olt SALE ON _ REASONAELE TERMS. f REQUISITION To Hon. James Skead, 11. F. Bronson, Eag., Hs MceCormack, Keg., J. Aumond, Eag., J. Goodwing Reg., Domaid Dow, Eey, _, _ David Moore, Beg., and others : ROBINSON & CO. "rate sEcukity. . Appy to" S % » to w, "AU&EL Money to Loan DINNEK SHERRY COFFEE | ROBINSUN & CO,, PRESERVED MEATS. JAMES SKEAD, H. F. BRONSON, _ HENRY McCORMICK JOBEPH AUMOND, JAMES GOODW IN, DPONALD DOW, PAVID MOORE, REPLY, THE TEA POT, OTTAW A THE TEA POT, PIANO AT TR oP Yours respectfully, E. MoGI1LIVRA Y MRS. I’AI‘?‘\'- J .'vl.‘ Apply at this office 5076 own