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post, t‘ory PNF $ HY by ver art de 9k 18 a a. Bucre, s u.‘."‘,.n. { ...............PROPRIETORS. This rstâ€"class Hotel bas boen roâ€"furnisheq and fued througbout, and now combines all the jmuaites of a frstâ€"class establishment. _ 582t 'l‘ll ALBIOS HOTRL, X" Feotbous a ky 4 , , _ _ U% Comprises allthe requisites for a | STOVES, PIPES, ELBOWS, ay »ef oo ieled *5t._ The House has beentrefitted | STOYES, PIPES, ELBOWSs, w aroughoue The BAR contains 4 tWileney Brandsir W nes and Laqu â€":s, and e7zory | F Ailhassas.a wisl be foand on the table. The | Popter‘tbastatora will be directed to he comâ€" | 410 , .. * ; ‘a * aay io Sn Sus vatious, _ | LUMBERMEXN‘S SUPPLIES, s memmmentimts...._________ | LUMBERMEN‘s SUPPLIES, u* «etrroroumras, : LUMBERMEN‘S SUPPLIES, AUMXONDs BLOCK, #ar Rudeau Streae Ottamwa. ) wâ€"« â€"_.______". COMEARA. Propustro®r. _ Ofevery description and quality can be had for . WELLLNGTOXâ€"STREET. :-fipa, formery head wuiter at the in b".bopw:anlyihMuld ub‘is generaily that he has leased the abore :: which is now well furnished, and will be ‘.‘hfl,fl house The bar is well stcoked lt chaiocks Lrands of Hqnuorsk. ‘The tahin __ . "VNSes brands of | Tilbe furaished with the bost D"'." nouvsr® WA HOUSE. {‘ !:.4 Main and Prince of Whienâ€"strecots W : he _.....; z. 'h -.-'i;iqg_\-___‘l& at. "_ SE Imus are exceeding‘y moderate. Try ounce | Chaits, &c., Chaudiere Island, Ottaws, C. W. * | WILLILAM HOLGATE, . ajoe will be satisded. | 30 0 MPhamember the Piace «City Motel," Â¥8, 80 || 594, / ~ WiELIAM ARNABLE. ‘ a’ Jm»‘“ ”m. ‘. "ceurta se W# ce on en en eres phlcd c cacl 10 s e se s r in connection with the steamers Jason Penbroke and Pontiac. P“mpflbll.e-findru. \hod reoms for commercial +ravellers., Horses d“d'ayso.la.d_. i s aAn t 1. NICHOLAYâ€"STREET, Coart Home Avenue, Ottaws, Jobn Grabasw, normous : its 20comn wiNes aDGITooZ V LiskeY ; aiso, Dawes‘ Laâ€" <m subat an P “', Aure : E‘ > :go Ales and Porter. Pork, hur. &e., for sale. inbesumefthe best kind, it contains 75 rooms, | _ Orrice: No.5, Sparks Street, near the Russell with podjud and siabling tor 60 horses. ‘ The | House, Ottaws city, C. W. table is aiwaps sapplied with all the delicscies d! o-couou & WALLER, Exchange Broâ€" bemarm The Bar is also supplied with the , keors, ’:0. Life and Accidental Insurance, ; F P ; Commission and Collecting Agents. -'yhihqt‘on. Besides all that, this Hotel | ~‘Offce, No. 27, 8 M T6 r“:‘.:’ the contre ‘;‘ business, near "; | _®. x o‘coxxor. 378y w. E. Wialltk®. s within aâ€" few minutes‘ wal prevepnneppmntnegs amemen enc mins e n Facntieen cce P0 t Py e tm ui ho Posk Olooe, | ggoto\irk,. ouvenr & assyasBur, thiniiite o7 apertmenits, in eVery T0#p0eci IphieRe uxn ot mluary‘ ehisurn br private y 4 .. _ "18°0 with the best the market affords. | '.‘:'hu Mtubling sttached to the promises. | lt GLORGE IRVINE. YR mottEr h,vll:w that she has ANTED @pwest werenl commodious and handsomely | ‘v % ktapamtie « CITY HOTEL," one of the most uaiuxtable houses in the city. Ts Hus! has jast been fitted up in a first class Â¥ a 9 I 90 NC C 4 49, kss & Russell‘s, "parksâ€"street, Centre Town; | «T°0mRA®S aVCIIUVA RVVHD, 2O :‘o. at bus residence, Mariaâ€"street, Centre plo;%:lasp':‘:hs.l m" o;“ Town, Ottaws, opâ€" s Caxcers Ccoxep, without the use of the | The sale of Real Ertate at Auction or Private Sal wh by « new, but certain, speedy, and alimost ; prom itended to. * ived for «sns process. References given to puusties suc» | 1 Parti c“‘m. ing to Real whily treated, it required. 1iw#100y ; wil yome .ll.-hhf j F"Mn“ UGF es ty en SAE _ EVERE HoOUuse, OTvrAwA. i A. BECKATT, Surgoon Dentist rnd Koomsâ€"(Over Messrs. Durio‘ & Son‘s phams directly opposits the Russell House ‘wgufi. ittaw a. 136. JmJSy «1k & LEGGD, Physician, Surgeon and A J WDOHERTY, Law, Chancesy and . G. Conveyancing. Oficeâ€"Aumond‘s Buildâ€" | 4¢. *wu--u,«t. } O E_ Â¥ curi4;, . _ . _ * °J ‘n* runscriber, bas exâ€" rw Ot ans usprincipiled frm in town kas slready been convicted of borrowing .%:m?) by l"c)uic_u imitation â€"â€" To avoid ment, Ne :a C yyithe “w"flz Harta‘s E:. e‘ Jn Yuare, Ortaw a 7 gE3 & GEÂ¥MILL, Burristsrs, Attorneys, l‘%\funn_vu«n. &c. Officeâ€"In the lfl'l Prescott and Russell. â€" Oficeâ€" f P s ,‘-.L'\m‘ual. $ 34 llc: t Ascoucheur, Ottaws. Day office 5& Russeli‘s, "perksâ€"street, Cent: ERUSSEKLL HOUSE, __. TE CAMPBELL‘3 HOTEL, OTTAW A. WNWARD T. DARTNXELL . Barrister, gw. Attormney and Nutary Public, Clerk 3e ue sad Joua‘y Attornmey, for the y.il“ C . oceeneremnnarmenâ€" caurores m« l B. TACKABERRY, Auction Rooms '.._m:n MAR TINX, Dentist. Oficeâ€" ® No. 36, Rideauâ€"street, below Whrte‘s Stsâ€" spartest:oot, Cent: al Otta wa. 3 tutf tiomery Store. The sale of Real Estate at Auction enA 22e P _~ 227z â€"â€"_â€"_ | OT private sely promptly attended to. Contignâ€" &. €. A. MARTLY, Dentist. Of0@â€" , ments received and immediate attention will be Auetâ€"street, over Messrs. Ct-rhl; .:.?“ * | paid. Rales attended in any of the city or counâ€" 98 I cnw AOQ« HIPLAS SPARKS®, Barrister and Attorâ€" 't‘”“"- solicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Couveyâ€" g, &s. Uliceâ€"Lang‘s Buildiags, Elicinâ€"st., ate the vost Office, Uttow a. 489y . GEORGEK UUVTCHISON, Dentist. | R SPARK®, Provincial Land Surveyor, Oficeâ€"Sparksâ€":treot, opposite M-gu & : e Draughtsman, &o., ‘WM ‘s. 316y ! Upper and LowerCanads.) : and residence, WICK HOUSE, hi o e n t p ue n on on | KAQUIRE OF 58 SPARKSâ€"STREET, l_‘! “‘rm“?’m m | Where you can get your STOVES and PIPES #Huched to the Hotel. * ____1y _ | PUT UP in a workmanlike manner. WRUEFEYY! RESTAUzANT, | _ PM"~Best of workmen always on hand. M. KAVANXAGH, Propric¢tor, Â¥ Metcaife and Woliingron stracts, 0pâ€" | % ‘hmmh&o toverament M-'s- t cunfuA wvenOb wnvimWmel eew ea sn ues saTRaiTtEro LYE. CaAUTIO®X To THEPUELIC. D.©. WOOD, Physisian, Surgeon and | receire prompt a‘tention. QLXG DOW x TO MOSTREAL ?» W. J. HENXRY, Cornsr of Kent and | cription executed with accuracy. ‘Communications Ringtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. 43utf sdx:“ Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), or lefl at the mempommusmmupmnutcrâ€"ucâ€"«â€"«« . shes of N. Suearks, Sulicitot, £6., OHURENG Will and nowly yeutear. Oficoâ€"lHunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" k Do O e Snd Grecers in town 3 "" v* careful to ask Lys. which is sold | YQL. IIi. NO. S6GT. ‘XaAbie suceess which has atrenaed the of the celebrated Concentrated Lyo ia market, by the runscriber, bas exâ€" ol Cards. N + s Gunincas. . App J =5 hh-aipho:um::whuh | W 0 R K S, Sussexâ€"st , Pr '.‘.‘:........""‘..35....“"‘" hop®® | _ ottawa, Taly 31,1868._ AMe o AadIe . _/ | rgno xERrchuarts, , and for moray comnnecies with l‘o Russelt‘s Hotel., ;d-a&fi. ues 1 * .0. y‘ m HOUSE, Sparksest. ~Cigl Cants. s leave to his nuâ€" | Lvireveiltenyobiiathathoger | CHARLES LAURIX, tutt Joux J. Gooxcr. c caud FWUIE MXED(CAL MALL $ acacter stovre o eagen tgue C | asting ie paat yearag d on h ete More x. i | sODa WaATER & GINGER ALE FACTORY, | Hes $ 35E @roges Tarmex. 234 Great St. Jameasâ€"street, xm.’ *p6s CAPIT:\L Â¥" STO"E DF}’UT 6 * 9 J. COPELANDy | to take charge of workâ€"room. & Proprietor. ;?lu“dyaefin\'.ouxolflbutu Light 803y _ | Porter. % w | â€"Also, FOUR SMART BOY3 2s apprentices, Saloons. coantry, 783y i4 Aroing \ _ All orders promptly attended to. 138â€"3m ‘ . .’ BILLINGS, Jr.. Architect,Elgin street I © opposite the Post Office. C , , Rartarscrs.â€"â€"H ASims, Esq, Architect, Philsâ€" dolghh- Thos Fuller, Esq, Architect, Albany ; Dr J A 6!!-:. Â¥ P., Ottawn ; Thos Reyrolds, Esq, . Managing Virsctor O. & Et L. R. R. T40tf Ek 4 Enquire of prices, and don‘t forget the place, C. P. DORION, FALL IS COMINXGâ€"PREPARE FOR WINTER, Parties requiring a TEMrORARY ACCOUNâ€" :'.A!;l". who can keep books by double ;-try. ?'hu ar of a competent person on applying at the chice of this paper. paurve at 'l\o YOU ALL, EUPPLY OF STOVES® AND PIPES! a a, bntaintmeneins ) 49â€" 4: Ottawa, October 5, 1368. inlatlonst~<>~ lish and French. >‘x years experience. Best of references can be given. Apply by istter, W., k30 General Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s Highwines andProof Whiskey ; aiso, Dawes‘ Laâ€" chine Ales ;-l ‘P'-. Pork, Flour, h“...m sale. Orrice: No. 5, Sparks Street, near Russell House, Ottaws city, C. W. By nmm a sitnation as BOOKâ€"KEEPER gr_SAL_ _l N in a Store. Can speak both Engâ€" TWO SMART YOUNG MEN to learn a pâ€"oftâ€" able business. App‘y at the S T E A M JY E W O R K S, Sussexâ€"st , Prua‘bomme‘s Blocs. door from CEO. MAYES, COPPER PLATE PRINTER, Bank Street, Centre Town, Between Sparks & Queen Streets. WA"I‘ID. T G , bear Ottaws. Survey: o L L e id weester, " y * { P se 4 Aogg s s Sow P cop milh care M D CODD & CO., Patent Agents, Solicitors, o &c. Drawings, Specifications, Models, and all other business in cocnection with the procuring of Letters Patent of Iarention, attended to at the “31 fig ‘“:l.:i street he Post O§ rrICEâ€" mâ€" , opposite the t ce, Ottaws. T141â€"6m TFO ASSI8TANT MILLINERS, one of whom trtte agu #es, August 27. F'.crr'v: Belfast Ginger Ale, Lemonade, Sarsaâ€" parills, Winter Beverage, Summer Beverace, soda ‘Water, Seltzrer Water, Potash Water, Kisâ€" sepgen Water, Vichy Warer. kENXNETH, CAMPBELL & CO., Apothecaries to H R.f. the Prinee of W ales. W. M. MAs8EY, 2nd. The application of strictly seientific princiâ€" ple« to the details. 3rd. Eitra care given to the chemical purity of the articles used in the different processes. 4th. The Eo.«-iol of chemical knowledge, without which it is simply impossible to produce BArated W aters in perfection. The following Waters and Beverages are the principal ones prepared at the Mrorcar Haru Wanted a GOOD PLAIN COOK for Botel husiâ€" 83. dsppty «kike . == . _ ; _ y . > ..â€"_ 1st. The employment of the most improved maâ€" chinery the United States can produce. _ their patrops that trey bhave comâ€" menced the manufacture of Arated Waters of every description, and on the mest extonsive scaie. Particular attention wilil be paid to the preparaâ€" tion of 6 Belfast Ginger Ale,"" a Nv‘rmm introduced into this &oncy‘!z our Mr. #, who alone e original receipt, and who bhas also ;.z.- out tTuol‘gm fon:'u-o. The proprietors believe their Krated Waters will be superior to any others at present pared in Mon:nfi. Tor the following ns::u. vi:’:: BY KMAGEE & LV S§ELL. 0oK WANXTED. Second Door from Bate § Co.‘s, LANG‘3 BUILDINXG, 58 Sparkeâ€"st., Otaws. OLGATE, OLIVEK & ANXNABLE, . Wholesale Manufacturers of ~Bedsteads, H. McGREEV Â¥, Contractor and Builder. ®© Office;: North side Yoik Street, second \ _2 rates, hic Chemicals, wenkars, s 637y j Market Drug Store, Yorkâ€"street. CHRISTIE, Commission Merchant and ANTED sTOYES, PIPES, STOYES, PIPES, STOYES, PIPES, Agent fr Otaws. MeLEKAN*3 AUCTION ROOMS, No. 19, xz And see for your LOW, Low, LOW, The sgubscribers beg to intimate to LOW, LowW, LoW, tsccllancous. Bruggists. fl"C‘l‘ACl.ll KR FR ALL SIGHTS. Optical Instruments, Electroâ€" Magnetic and Galvanic Appaâ€" Orgostrte tus Post Orgics PRICES. PRICES. PRICES. 412y 35 y 1y 18y ‘Tht per bottle, or $10 per dazen. ment, are explained, and means of cure puinted out, in Ur. Radway‘s new Modical Publication, FALSEK AND TRUE, now ready. Address, es DFR. RADWAY & CO., * 439 St. Paulâ€"street, Montreal, Price of RESOLVENT SARSAPARILLIAN, 818!«' bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. 1d by W. M. MASSEY, Agent, Ottawa. R» .o Fiarax axo Tetz â€"Send one lmr-m:r to {.a DW aY & CO., 439 St, Paulâ€"streot, Montreal. Information worth thousands wiil be mn'yol‘. Price of RESOLVENT sARSAPARILLIAN, $1 Parcira Brava, associated with Sarsapa«â€" rillian znd other remedial agents, in Radway‘s Renovaring Resolvent, is a componsating remedy. I; cures every kind of discase of the Kidueys, Bladder, Skin and Uterine Organs. A few doses will make the most extraordinary change â€"tor the better. One ounce of Dr. Radway‘s Extract of the Pareira Brava Root, is worth more than all the Buchu Leares that ten ”rnouuou ot Hottentots or other Savages can gather, Try it, and be cured. Ask for Lt. Radway‘s Sarsapariliian Resolvent, or Renovating Resolrent. Price, 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles tor $5. MHerte‘s Florids Water, « ported, Price 37} cents poer porGunme viredomit Srlruuth eP o 8 > cAorid 4 tiut in w mmnt other glands suffer. Fo with Buchuâ€"its exclusive dinrufo action on the kidneys will, if used conâ€" tinuously, n:r.d the secreting functions of other organs. Bachu, as is well known, is a direct diuretic, and is ehlo3 employed by medical men to secure an increas uuono(uukflnqot“ But in most cases when thus employed,‘its se after a few doses is suspended and opiates adminâ€" istered, to modify its action, or to o'o.:pnnb the kidneys from the groat strain they er from the direct influence of Buchu. Now Ruchu indiscrimiâ€" nately used in cases of diabeter, gravel, brick dust deposits, urea, uric, or lithis acid ; and in granular degeneration of the kidneys, catarrh of the bladder, dropay, eto., is like taking saits to check diarthos. DR RADWAY‘3 SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLâ€" VENT. A fow doses will restore the vigor of life to the weah, devilitated ard infrm. weakening discharges that throaten to destroy life. The Resolvent, when prepared under the olc( roâ€" cess, cured many persons of direases btwghr on ©ess, Curod uu{ porsons ol direases brought on by seifâ€"abuse, who kave since married uuf bave children. This ought to be good evidence of its powerful p-fifyh%:nd fruitful efficacy. As Jn. rsnd now, under Dr. Radway‘s new process, there s mo disease that can be reached through the biood, urine and sweat, but that it will cure. Many diseases, not proper to mention in an advertiseâ€" wont, Ats skpUaingd, and mmoaus of oure puinted out, PAIODEI’I EPILEPTIC CURE, SAIIAPAR!LLIA! RESOLVENT is a better remedy and a safer curative for Kidâ€" ney, Biadder and Uterine difficuities than Buchu, Turpentine, Cubsbs, Juniper, Gin, or any other drrect duurctic known. RADWAY‘3 SARSAPARILLLAN RESQLâ€" VENT is the consumptive‘s ht)d It looseny the mnyuintho waste of the y with new and y material, made from pure, rich blood, and cure for the removal of spots, blemishes, sores, mdouoflhokh.bhoktpoh or worms in the , than any of the ordinary Sarsaparillas in use. These dococtions sre mere waushes to the cure for the removal of . nn‘.ny. Let it be tried." bu is not‘s fit or safe remedy to take as a geoneral medicine ; it is subject to the same objecâ€" tions, as Blue Pilis, Quinine, Corrosive Bubtimate, Mercury, eto., and other direct or exclausive J::o perties. Persous that have taken either of remedial agents for a length of time, are aware of the serious trouble involvedâ€"the liver, spleen, and STOVEPIPES AND TINWARE, At reduced figures, CaMP KETTLES,â€" SHASTY PLATES, AND BASINS, BIRD CAGES! BIRDCAGES! BIRDCAGE3 All of u.f above at the «CAPITAL" STOYk DEPOT, 35 Sussexâ€"street, Ottawa. 8y *~ H. MEADOWs & Co. IRON BEDsTEADS, LAMPS, COAL UIL, SAUCEPAN3,â€" Brass and Enamelled Kettles, Tinware, Toilet Betts, Baths, Fiour Sioves, Brushes, Dish Covers, Table Mates, Sad Iroos, Tavble Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons, Preserve Jars, Minci Knives, W ash Tubs and Bmd‘:{wprm?k? Boatâ€" ors, Cruet Stands, Pails, Table Belis, Tora Trays, Ter and Coffee Pots, Soup Tureens, Jeily and Pudding Moulds, &c., &°., &c., &c. Supplied with If so, call and see our 'u&uwflnnt of necessary Houseâ€"keeping Goods, suitable for Kitchen, Dining Room, or any room in your house. Youxo Max, see that your house is well furnished with useful articlss before you spend your mouey in mere showy ornamental things. Work and Repairs attended to punctually. We k:op none but the best and most experieaced meâ€" chanics. . ~COOKINXG STOYES, BOX STOVES, PARLOR STOYES, BEDROOM STOVES, and everything in the Tin, Sheet Iron and Copperâ€" ware Line, on Eud or made to order. Hot Air Furnsces, Eave Troughs, Building Job Sn N : c esc in es K % s 3 i Lk ARE YOU GOING To BE MARRIED® of every description in stock, suitable for the emallest family, or the largest hotel. STIVEPIPES! ELBOWS! SsTOYEPIPERS! DOUBLE STOVES, the best in use, HOTEL â€"STOVES, large and extra strong made, expressly for Hotel and Boarding Houses, oonlrlou with large Copper Water Reservoirs and Plate Warmers. We call special attention of Hotel Keepors to these stoves, they will iast as long as any six ordinary stoves. See them and i“d‘. for yourselves, Price lists sent free on application. SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLYVENT stops PARLOR STOYVES, for elegance of design cannot be surpassed, BOX & HALL STOVES, that are unrivalled tor heating purposes, BARSAPARILLLAN RESOLV KNT is a quicker COOKING STOVES, of the good oldâ€"fashioned COOKLYG STOYV £$, of the latest and most modern are of the latest and most impré\'ed rnmm, and the most extensive assortment shown in Ottawa. We beg to notify the public that our stock for the season is now complete ; our . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, & SAFE hQ,8URE )\ O,83UCCKSSFULâ€" Common, Bright and Russia Iron, CcoOUxTRY MERCHANTs 85 Susserâ€"street, Ottaws, & H. MEADOWS & CO. 8 T OV E 8 DOUBLE STOVES, HOTEL STOVYES, CcoiL sTOvEs, DUMB _ STOVYES, to ny\n;’ inâ€" e 7 y Mrzx, JOHN LESLIE, Bparksâ€"streot, Agont for Ottaws and Vicinity, For the sale of these celebrated Timeksepers, _ H. & A,. SAUNDERS, f Montreal. Bole Wholesale "‘“‘ in the Dominion for the sale of J. Sewill‘s W atohos. OTTAWA AGENCY : Oflcoâ€"Desbarats‘ Ruilding, 77 Sparks St RoyalCanadianiBagak ROCK OIL Beptemi or 7. Dailly on the premises, by stoam power. f’ JAS. BUCHAANAN, kussex and Wellingtonâ€"sts, May 11 1868. T0 f BUCH AN AN‘S Unrivalled Misture of Mocha, JAVA & JAMAICA, _ Roasted and Ground Express Waggons always ready for the removal of Furniture. ; * , RESIDENCEâ€"At the West End Establishment, We‘lingtonâ€" st : Ottawa, September 4, 1868. .. 838y UTTAWA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1868 N.B.â€"The Undertaking Branck will be‘ found second to none in Ottawa. s wE REREBY ‘APPOINT The Undertaking branch is under S. 1.‘s immeâ€" diate mgxr‘inundonoo, who attends all Funerals without ra Charge, and has constant‘y on hand & large assortment of Readyâ€"made Coffins, of all sizes and qualities : | Parties ordering Mahogany, Walout, Oak, or other Hardwood Coffins, may rely on getting a genâ€" uine article, (no stained Butternut soid for W alâ€" nut.) METALLIC, BLACK CLOTH, COBOURG, &¢ A fuil assortment otf Chandeliers, Hall Lamps [ ed at wholesale and â€" retail, cheap. ; PMOOil Sarrel, 73 Sussexâ€"street, Ottawa, Bept. 13. es o te 83¢â€"6m Where the usual assortment of Cabinet and Uqhol- stering Goods can be obtained at moderate prices. Ottawa May 26, CABINETâ€"MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, No. 70. LIDE A I COaAL oL DEP O T, WEST END WELLINGTONâ€"STREET, OFFEE! COFFEE : To those who enjoy a cup of ALTIMORE OYSTER®, REALLY FINE Y}OFFEE SEWILL, LIVENUPOOL, m@eâ€" U NDE R T A KE R, "ma Just received. W ATCHES. DOZEN HAND LAMPS, GROSsS La MP WICK 8. OIL CAXNsS, CaAEAP, DOZEN TABLE LAMPS, Sign ot the Red Oil Burrel, UNDERTAKING. DOZEN LaMP CHIMNEYS, DOZEN NEW SUN®*BUR NBR AT THE OLO 8STAND, JAMES BUCHANAXN, Bussex and Wellingtonâ€"sts. AND AT THE D. R. LEAVENS, At THE â€"*RYâ€"â€" M. P. HAYES®, T3 Susserâ€"street. Aocsxr. A% Oitewas, boptember 96, 1968. Wo‘, the undersigned Hardware Moerohants, of the Jity of Ottawa, agree to olose our respective places ;r “3“;' at the Lour of SEKVEN o‘clock, p. m., from the 1st of Octobor, 1 f April, 1869. P o on io If the lady that exchanged trave}lings bags with me on the J4th August, at the Grand Trank Junceâ€" tion, will send me bher address, I will send hers to hor, as the exchaoge must have been purcly a mistake. Direct to KFOR AYLMER, To connect with the Union Forwarding Reilway Company‘s Steamers. â€" JAMES MULLIGAN. These imay cortify that the Board of School Trustees for the City of Torento, put up December, i867, in their new School House, on Elisabethâ€" street, four of RUTTAN‘3 AIR WARMING or VENTILATING STOVES ; say one in each school room. ‘These stoves were in regular use during school hours, until fires were discontinued, mbout the beginning of the month of May, and they have givon fuli satisfaction in every reâ€" apect, Aithough the weather was severe and proâ€" longed the Ruttan stoves kept the school rooms comfortably warm, without overbheating them ; while the ventilation was at the samo time thoroughly good. These stoves are also vory economical in fuel as is proved by the fact that the four in question consumed only two and a haif cords of wood each, during the period of time Every morning, (Sundays excepted), st 7 a.m. punctually, to carry passsngers St. Lawrence Dye Works, â€" + Montreal and Ottawa. September 16, 1868. 8434 cleaned and dyoi; Feathers cleaned and dyed. Kid Gloves cleaned. ST. LAWRENCE DYE WORKS, ‘ MONTREAL, Bog to inform their customers id Ottawa that they have opened a BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT IN ELGiNâ€"8T., in all the different branches. Gontlemen‘s Clothes Opposite the Russell House. DYEING AND SCOU RING G. A. BARBER, NEW TUBUCLAR Y ENTILATING_ STOYVE 8. Direct Importers of Watched, Clocks, Jewellery, Electroâ€"p‘ated Ware and Fancy Goods, manufacâ€" ture t : order all kinds of Gold, Silver and Hair Jewellery. ture to order all kinds of Gold, Bilvrer and Lair Jewellery. Watches, Clocks and Jeowellery Repaired and W ~â€"ranted. Direct Importers of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy Goods, manufacâ€" ture to order all kinds of Goll Silver and Hair Jewellery. â€" _ > es â€" Direct Importers of Watches, Clooks, Jeowellery, Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy {w- manufacâ€" Watches, Ciocks and Jewellery Repaired and W arranted. Jewellery. QIAIFFIELD HOUSEK. w penematice Klectro.plated W are and l"uog twoods, manulac ture to order all ‘kinds of Gold, Silver and Hair Direct Importers of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy Goods, manutac .__Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired and Warranted. * )rders may be lett at his residence 07 at Orme & Son‘s Music Store. 452 W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and ‘Feacher of Piano, Voice and lhmonpy. Also, Mrs. Clark, Tnolg‘rof D .wins and Painting. Mune Rome and sidence, O‘Connorâ€"street, corner of 81 iterâ€"street, Contra Town. street, corner of K fu}ifri&. Ottawa, June 23, 18.8. MRS. ROBERT STEW ART, trom London, Ragâ€" land, propose:, (D \;g to open a SCHOOL for Young Ladies on TCRSDAY, FLRST SRPT. She is thuroughly competent to instruct in English, Frenor, Drawing and Music. She is a teacher by profession, having been trained in the beat schools an'tll. colleger ‘:n England, and has high mtli’l.i:niilh. eras ir sderate. _ Prospectuses on application. Ottawa, Aigust 27, 1868. i . BSOH . Mr. GUSTAVE SMILTH, (o:f:l-m of the Cathe â€" dral) a gudulu of the Impe: Conservatory of Paris. Lessons on Pianow i SBinging. Rideauâ€" Ottawa, May 16, 1868. Secretary B.8.T. Toronto, September 15th, 1868, 4 %."%a NOR SALE.~â€"THE WESTâ€" *% Foranono-fiird of Lot No. 27. is *Â¥ First cession Ottawa, Front Neâ€" <Ga, pean, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the same Convession, at present in the ocouyation of Wm. T. Aylen, Esq. For further particulars apply to Jorx and Wu. Taousox, Ncgou, and aKWTB & Pixury. Barrister. Ottawa. _ Jo2â€"141â€"tf AHEFFIELD HOUSKE. Enquire at the Store. Ottawa, Jan. 22, 1868. Watches, Clooks and Jewellery Repaired and iHEFFIELD HOUSE, TUE RUSSELL HOUSE, oTICE. XCHANGED. E. K. MaAcGILLIVRAY & CO., HEFFIELD HOUSE. E. K.; MacGiLLIVRAY & CO., OoYAL MATL LINE. / *4 5* A N O MNIB U 8 m E. K. MacGILLIVRAY & CO., Watches, Jewetltery, #c. UTTAN‘S l\o BE LET,â€"A Comfortable,House, furâ€" nished, for six monthe. Apply at this office. Ottawa, Uct : 5, 1868. 863L E. K. MAacGILLIVRAY & CO., .‘ ACDONALD & CO., HEALTH, CIMFORT, ECONOMY. IANOâ€"«FORTK TUITION. ADIKES! SCHOOL, USICAL ACADEMY. 4 For Sale or to Let. ALEXANDER WORKMAN & Co., GEORGE HAY THOMAS ISA40, â€" SSMONDE BROS., * oys # SipfAs PINEHT! (Signed), wW. W. OGDEXN, M.D. â€" Chairman Committee, % ; School Buildings. Educational. WILL LEAYE Boing the urper part of E. MAR"INBAU’S Clo&lnf Store, Corner of Sussex and Clarenceâ€" HUGH KENNEDY, Compton, 0. Bast. NICROLA8â€"8T., OTT A W A. BUG. xm'm:l‘uv'. §58b 852d 115y While science has labored for the benefit of the human race, it is but a poor retura to hays imitaâ€" tors start up and cilaim merits for their articles which never existed except in appearance. Since Hall‘s Vn:oublo Sicilian Hair Renewer has been intraduced, and the remediai effects of this valuaâ€" . bie preparation have been so plain, a legion have . commenced manufacturing their nostrums. In rdnt of merit there is no oomguiuun. no more han the Rounterfeit resembles the genuine bank: bill. Onehas a value for which the other receives its value, while the other is worthless and is filhlb ed off ulr‘ the unwary. The effects of Hall Bicilian Hair Renewer upon the head is to remeto the growth of the hair, restore to its natural color when it has become gray, and cures all diseases of the scalp. The ofl‘oota are seen from the first bowo.-â€"gcefly Times, lustre. We know of a score faded and fallon hair has been Lozenges are a certain and safe remedy for Worms in Children ana Adults.â€"As it is a wellâ€" known and melancholy fact that one great cause of death among children is from Worms alone, it cannot be too deeply impressed upon the minds parents the necessity of closely watching their children. _ By so doing; and . understarding he aymz:oml and true cause of the disease, thousands of children nu'&}zt be saved from early graves. Srurroxs or Worxs.â€"The followin are a fow of the very numerous symptoms sns diseases which are caused by Worms: deranged appetite, emaciated extremities, offensive broath fr-(‘uont picking at the nose, flx‘d‘“ of the teeth during sleep, hardness of the belly. with frequent slimy stools, and sometimes convulsive fits ; itching of the arms, pain in the head and stomach, unquist sleep, faintings, tremblings, coughs, indigestion low spirits, frightful dreams, and a gradual waist ing away of flesh. _ c c# i x s Two Qursrroxs Bastry Axswaeretp.â€" W hy should men wear beards? . Because they are a great proâ€" tection to the throat and lungs, and add mucK to their personal appearanse, \Why should we use " Bryan‘s Pulmonic Wafers ?" Because when used for coughs, colds, tickling in the throat, hoarseâ€" ness, &¢., th{m like a charm. Ministere and lawyers use them, ‘x\ylichnn recommend them, and singers and public speakers n& they are the very best medicine in existence for the oure of such aofpm.u. Bold by all medicine dealers, at 35 cents per boz. ~ " is They are palatable and selfâ€"administered to th childâ€"drive out the worms thoroughly without pair ximm for the Canadas, Sold by all medicine ealors. and oomrlmlyeloulo the stomachâ€"thereby doir; away with the necessity of administering Casto Oil or other unpleasant catharticsâ€"asinthe use of othet W« rms. rl'.uh box contains the facâ€"simile signature fNorturor & Lruiax, Newcastle,C.W.,. who are N. B. â€"Ask for Holloway‘s Worm _ Lozenges r‘ and take no other. ‘« Sole by all {ho raggists in Ottawa, and medicine deale overy where. n 518v Boxztrovoy sars "there 1s something peculiarly attractive in a horse. His intelligent eye and ear, his lotty carriage, his free and gracetul motion, his vast strength, his obedient temper, and his inâ€" dhrnnblo use, all ondear him to us. We love to look at his fine proportions, and take in tke inspiâ€" ration of his energy and power," but it is only when the horse is properly cared forâ€"when he is free from disease or unsoundness of aby kind that he will exhibit these points of attraction, and withâ€" out which he is of but little value. â€"A packuge of Medicine," should be in possession ot every man who owns a horse, to be used in case of emergency. Don‘t fail to get it. Remember the name, and see that the fl?wuo of Hurd & Co. is on each packâ€" age. Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, C.W., proâ€" out which he is of but littie value, â€"A nsnchgo of « Darley‘s Arabian Heavo Remody and Condition tions for uk? the simple remedy byâ€"which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profitby the adâ€" rertizers‘ oxsorionev can do so by addressing in perfect confidence, JOHN B. QOuDEN, 43 Cedar Street New York To all who desire it, he will sond a copy o1 the proscription used (free of charge), with the direcâ€" tions for prxflng and using the same, which they will find BE CUBE _ for Coxsvurrio®, Asinwa, Rroxcuitis, Covexs, Couns, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only ob*'oct of the adverâ€" tiser in senc‘_gths Prescription is to benefit the ufflicted, and spread information which be son. teives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufâ€" ferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them noâ€" thing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing ¢horroaenption. FRzE, by return mail, will please address, REV. EDW ARD WILSON, 4 Williamsburg, Kings C&, New York Krrors of Youth.â€"A Gentieman who suf fered for years from Nervous Debility, Premaâ€" ture Decay ud alil the effects of youthful inâ€" discretion will, for the sake ot suffering humamty, send fre« to all who need it the recipe and direcâ€" To Consumptives.â€"The advertiser, having q‘oon restored to health in a few woeks by a very simple remedy, after having suffered for several yoars with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellowâ€"sufferers the means of ours,. fNorturor & Lruix, Newcastle, C.W., who are he sole propriectors. _ _ in . Mothers !~ Mothers I Mothers Iâ€"Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child svffering and crying with the excruciâ€" ating pain of cutting teeih ? If »o, go at once and get a bottle of afrs. WINSLOW‘S sO0THUING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediatelyâ€"depend upon it : there is no mistake about it. ‘Thero is not a mother on earth who bas ever usod it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the howels, and give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, operaâ€" ting like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the proâ€" soription of one of the oldest and best female phyâ€" sicians and nurses in the United States. â€" Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. Bs sure to call for « MRS. WINSLOW‘s SOOTHING SYRUP." Having the juc simile of "Cartis & Perkins" on the outside wrapper. All others are basc imitations. Coughs and Colds.â€"Sudden changes of climate are sources of Palmonary Bronchial and Asthmatic affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and cerâ€" tainly when taken in the early stages of the disâ€" ease, recourse should at once be had to " Brown‘s Bronshial Troches," or Lozenges. Few are aware of the importance of checking a cough, or " comâ€" mon cold," in its first stage. That which in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if negâ€" lected soon attacks the lungs. ©" Browp‘s Bron chial Troches," or Cough Lozenges, allay itritaâ€" tion which induces coughing, having a pizeot in fuence on the affected parts. As there are imitaâ€" tions, be sure to Onfarx the genuine. Sold by al! dealer:; in medicines, at 25 cents a box. p it. We »paak of Hall‘s Vegetable Bicilian air Remewer. Use no other, or you will be disâ€" ppoluted.â€"JP Ateburgh (Pa.) Gazet», : Our Renewer is not a Dye ; it will not stain the skin as others. f It will keep the hair from falling out. Jt cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft, lustrous and silken. s Our treatise on the hair sent free by mail. ‘ R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. Is the only infallible Hair Preparation for RESTORING GRAY HAILR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH. Jt is the cheapest preparation ever offered to the publlz')c, as one bottle will last longer and accomplish more than three bottle; of any other preparation. MKochers Read This!â€"Holloway‘s Wormm For sale by all druggist«. BUSINASS NCTICES. SPECIAL NOTICEKS. TCimts . {VECETABLE SICILIAN l HAIR RENEWER . i ALPS 8344 ed to play on Sunday, the regnla} beats and church calis excepted." We appreâ€" berd that this is a departure from the reâ€" gulations ; certaily it is from tne custom of the service. It any alterations be made as regards the observance of the Sabbath in the atmy, they should come from headâ€" ?uartera, and be generally applied, and not rom the general of a district only. ReomirExtaim Musiq on Srxpay.â€"A correspondent, says the Army and Nary Gazette, draws attention to an extraordinaâ€" ry order which has been issued from Dover to the troops in the southâ€"eastern district. It directs that "no bands, drums, nor music of any kind are to play the troops either to or from the place of worâ€" ship, nor is nnyflbmd or music (sic) allow: Axxvar Disxxkr®.â€"The third annual dinver of the P.C.O. Rifleman‘s Handâ€"inâ€" Hand Mutual Aid Society passed off with great eclat on tho.evening of the 2nd, in the large rooim over ‘Taylor‘s billiard room, James street. . The apartment was tasteâ€" fully adorned with flags, conspicuous amongst which was a large royal standard. About 60 gentlemen sat%z:wn to an elegant repast, prepared by Mr. Henry Whiting, an old comrade, and at present in charge of ‘Taylor‘s restaurant. ‘The reputation of Mr. Whiting, as a carterer, was fally maintained. ‘The presence of Storror‘s string band contributed to the pleasure and harmony of the occasion. ~ The chair was occupied by Mr. R. Higham, the president ; and the viceâ€"chair by Mr. James Skerritt. . On the right of the chairman sat‘ Mr, W. M. Attwood, and on the left Dr., '(Jrooker.â€"â€"llmro'rlmi Times â€" _ Tur Rirue Marcgaes Next Waeek. â€"Should the weather prove favorable durâ€" ing the matches pext week, we may antiâ€" cipate not only Asen competition, but a plethora of ardent marksmen. Cireumâ€" stances over which there was no control delayed the practice here to a later season than could be wished, but as far as local shots are concerned, mo evil will follow. In future, with a view.'of supplying comâ€" petitors to the Provincial and Dominion matches, it would not be amiss to haye Battalion matches as carly as pos.ible in the spring, to be followed by District and Provincial matches. From the result of these competitions proper representatives might be selected for the more important test, the Dominion matches. _A scheme of procedure such as these, supported by the instrumentality of government aid to Batâ€" talion and Rifle Associations, would conâ€" tribute immenscly to the furtherance of that end which our able military authoriâ€" tics have in view. One of the first duties of the governiment, under the New Militia Law, should be to supply an opportunity: of rifle practice to the men, and then to. encourage local .and more extended comâ€". petition, We are much pleased to learn that our farmers, merchants aud mechanics, in large numbers parpose #;uticlpating in the coming competition..â€"Woodstock Times, Oct. 2nd. Mrrrary PresENTATION.â€"An interâ€" esting presentation took place on Thursday evening in the drill shed, in the armory of No. 9, company, 10th Royals, Capt. Har court P. Gowan. Mr. John Metcalf, of that company, had been promoted from being a company sergeant to be a regimentâ€" al staffâ€"sergeant and ‘the nonâ€"commissioned officers and men of that company, in order to show their appreciation of the honor conferred upon their company by the Colâ€" onel, and their estecm for Mr. Metcalfâ€"reâ€" solved upon presenting bim with a costly silverâ€"mounted sword and accompaniments. The presentation was made by the Capt.. in the presence of the company in their name and on their behalf, amid enthusiasâ€" tic cheers. Mr. Metcalf has been many yeéars in the sheriff‘s office, which position he resigned, because of insufficiency of salâ€" ary. _ He has not only well and truly servâ€" ed the government and the country in his civil capacity, but as a brave citizen solâ€" dier, in the Queen‘s Own, at Ridgway, in: June, 1866, having been one of the first to: tender his services when danger was appreâ€" . hended. ‘The sword is not only a credit to No. 9 company but to the regiment,| In making the . presentation the %‘a tain | dwelt upon the faithful services rencrered 1 by the sergeant, and the correct and. prompt manner in which all his duties were performed, and his ability to perform the duties of his new office. His allusions to the friendly feeling and respect which his comrades bag for Sergeant Metcalf called forth much applause. The reply of the Sergeant was feeling, and elicited loud and hcarty cheers. This is the second presentationwithin a few months by the members of this companyâ€"the previous one being a massive gold ring to their forâ€" mer Lieutenant,, (and Adjutant), Mr. C. | H. Donnon, on the eve of his departure | from this city.â€"Foronto Leader, Sept } bth 1868. __ No. 4 Com.â€"Capt. 11. Emery, Eu. T. Kearney, _ 7 : _ No.5 Com.â€"Capt. G. E. Shea; En. H. Smith. : * No 6 Com.â€"Capt. C. Burpee, Lt. T. L. Evans, En.J. Clynick. No. 7 Com.â€"Capt. G. E. Boyer, Lt. A. McNinch, En. 1. it. Harding. No. 8 Com.â€"Capt. G. E. Good, En. 8. Peabody. R f Sergeantâ€"Major Thomas Quinn. Aud 259 men, all of whom were highly complimented by Lt.â€"Col. Baird.â€"Woodâ€" stochk, N.B., Nentinel. ; No. 1 Com.â€"Capt. G. Strickland, Lt J. W. Boyer, En. H. W. Bourne. No. 2 Com.â€"Capt I. Kilburn, Lt. A Curric, En. R. Melutyre. No. 3 Comp.â€"-Ca1;'t. J.T. Hoyt, J. Kirkpatrick, En. R. Kirkpatrick. Capt. Edgar‘s. Battery, N.B. Artillery â€"Lieut. W. P. Donnell, 2nd Lieut. S. Baker. Assistantâ€"Surgeon (N.B. Artillery)â€"S. Smith. s Lieutenantâ€"Colonel W.‘P. Baird. comâ€" manding. _: Majorâ€"C. W. Raymond. Adjutantâ€"Capt. i. B. Ketchum. dale Caxr or Tnsprrvcrrox.â€"The Camp of Instruction of the 1st Battalion, Carleâ€" ton County Militia, ended the eight days‘ drill and was broken up on Monday last. She following is a list of the officers of serâ€" vice Militia who were in camp, for which which we are under obligations of Major Raymond :â€" § > mas" SEE kOURTH PAQE Surgeonâ€"S. G. Woodford Paymasterâ€"Capt. J. D. Ketchum. Quarterâ€"masterâ€"Lieut. E. M. Trues OFFICERS OF COMPANIEsS i PRICEâ€"3 CENTS Lt â€"By the deith of General Sir Francis Cockburn, Colonel of the 95th Regiment, various promotions will take place, inâ€" cluding Cug.in R. Poole Gabbet, at Queâ€" bee, of the Royal Artillery, to be Major in the Army. ® â€"â€"Geo. D. Prentice is going on the Louâ€" isville Democrat. Ireland will be broken up, except the two largest, at Dublin and llmlbowline, Cork harbour. It is believed that a sufficient resorve of military stores can be kept at those places, from which the *transit of stores to any part of Ireland may easily be managed. Â¥. â€"The War Office hassiasued acircular to lordsâ€"lieutenants of counties, reminding them that, at the approsaching clections, yolunteers in uniform should take no part in political demonstrations or â€"party meetâ€" inas. More Bro Gox Paacrice.â€"The Oitaâ€" wa Volunteer Artillery again made some excellent practice with the hf guns of Fort Wellington on Saturday last. The range was 1400 yards, and the target was as before, a hogshead fixed on a raft in the river just outside the old Windmill. Every shot struck very near the target, and if it had been a house or a boat it would doubtâ€" less have been annihilated. â€"Prescott Teâ€" graph. I â€"We unrderstand that when the Army Control system comes into operation in Ireland, ail the military store stations in |â€"__â€"General Peel has addressed another ’ letter to the Times on the subject of the increased army excl’ycndimro. in reply to isome remarks made by Mr. Childers in in his recent speech made at (Pontefract. General Pecl contends that the extra exâ€" Eenditure'recently incurred cannot be met y corresponding deductions in other porâ€" | tions of the estimates; * I entirely agree," j he says,, " with the royal commissioners, | < that our army is barely sufficient to perâ€" ‘ form the dutics of a\ peace establishment ;‘ and if you will only refer to the estimates and see the votes that are entivrely governâ€" ed by the number of men, you will at once perceiye the difficulty of making reâ€" ductions in any other than the votes for stores, the very votes in which the guns | have to be provided for. There is, to be sure, one vote which I hope to see reduced, and that is the vote for the * administraâ€" | tion of the army." * â€"The Milwall shield, after having preâ€" viously withstood fourteen rounds from the 9 inch and 10 iuch guns without any eorâ€" jous damage to its interior sides, was attackâ€" at Shocburyness by the 12 inch gun at serenty _ yards, with battering charges of 74}1b. of powder. ‘The tremendous 600 pounder Palliser shot was stopped dead, embedded twentyâ€"two inches in the iron and backing of the shicld, although the whole structure was driven back at one blow, despite the strong piling by wlich it was sccured, a distance of six feot., Axxvar DixnzEr. â€"The third anuoaal dinner of the Riffemen‘s Hand4inâ€"hand Mutual Aid Society took place on the 1st inst., at ‘FPaylor‘s Saloon, James Street, HAmilton. _ This Society is composed of men who were discharged from the P.C.0. Rifle Brigade since their arrival in this country, many of whom settled in this city. At .the time of the Ridgway affair. it will be remembered that they fell into the ranks to a man, and offered their services : fortunately for the invaders, they were not required. _ As the name indicates the Society is purely benevolent.â€"Fimes. mpeeches were made by Mr. Garbuti, Captain Chambers, Licutenant Mulvia, and on bebalf of the nonâ€"commissioned officers, by Sergeant Chambers _ altoâ€" gether a pleasant time was spent. ‘The following is the score : ‘he ranges were 200, 300 and 400 yards, three shots at each. After the shooting was over all adjourned to the Oxâ€" ford centre Hotel and partook of a really good supper, provided in Mr. ~chooloy‘s best style. Corporal Scott, 31 ; Sergeant Howell, 27;, mergeant Chambers, 25. Privates: Hall, 21 ; Blair, 19 ; Ekins, 18; Barber, 18; Allenby, 16; Case, 15 ; Lampman, 15; Ekins, 15, Corporal Pool, 15. > |__ VorvaTeEer Concert.â€"On‘ Tuesday | evening the concert was viven in the City { Hall in aid of the Band Fund of the P. W ' O, Rifles, and was fairly attended, the reâ€" seryed seats being filled with an appreciate ; uudience. The Concert was very good, but was far from being the best of the seâ€" ’ ries which has been given here under the same auspices. The V olunteer band played l an overture and a selection of Seottish airs, ‘»giving evidence of a gratitying dmproveâ€" _ment, and proving that the pains taken to establish a firstâ€"class Volunteer band have not been in vain. â€" Great creditis certainly due to the bandmastoer, Mr. Hindmarsh, ‘for the efficiency that the band has obtainâ€" ed through him. _ Daring the evening the prizes won at the recent rifle matches were presented te the successfel competitors, 1,t.â€"Col, Jarvis, D.A.G., officiating in the absence of His Worship the Mayor. As the leading winners andvanced to receive their, in some instances very handsome and valuable, prizes, they were well applauded. ‘The distributton was a most intcresting portion of the entertainment.â€"ATlagston Whig. s Riroes . Marcit.â€"The annual rife match and dinner of No. 8 Compuny, 22nd Battalion, came of at the company‘s headâ€" quarters, Oxford Cenire, on Monday the 28th uJt. Â¥ sA " three times three were given for the Queen, the Dominion of Canada and their offcers. ‘The 3rd Brigade H. M. A. bas given over 150 Volunteers from its right wing, all of whom have passed a highly creditable examination, and it now stands first in the list for proficiency in drill and discipline.â€"llnlzfa.r, A~N. 8. l:'.rprr.es.. C and were inspected and paid off by Lt.â€" Col. Sawyer, I. F. O., g::- the ditrict. There were a number of spectators present among them Major Mackintosh, Capt. Donaldson, and other officers of the Srd Brigade, all of whom were astonished at the proficiency of this really fine body of men. The battery after receiving Col. Sawyer with a general salute were marched past in slow and quick time, and went through a variety of evolutions with the the precision of a well drilled body of vo}â€" unteers. At the close of the inspection, Col. Sawyer complimented Capt. Boak and Lieut. Qutram, the Officers of the battery on the performanceof the men, after which â€"Battery C 3rd Brigade H. M. A.. finished their cight days‘ drill yesterday, |\ F be p; 1 })