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Kinglake‘s Of Lot ,Neâ€" DOR E her charge® s expense ® YÂ¥ FOR LÂ¥ 8t "p to the 64 blished bJ TAKIO, ; sCHARF, to JAMES 1 How se TIOx KOI4, HaAy. is aucti08» BILLS Next. T EE, JAMES by P J. BUCKLEY, LL B., DAITRIN WV‘ o â€" Attorneyâ€"at+â€"Law, Solicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, d Notary Public. Oficeâ€"over Mr. Luke Car aer‘s Boot and Shoe Store, Rideauâ€"st., Ottaws. 334y EES & GEMMILL, Barristers, Attorneys, l‘m, Conveyancers, &c. .Oficeâ€"In the Cart House, Ottawa. Eazenre Lkks. utf _ Jous J. GrarcL. wbiic, and meke $X mE C C a% K, Soticitor, Attorney and Nutary Public, Clerk of Prescott and Russell. Officeâ€"In the Cet House, L‘Onignal. ___. ________ 34 6m psumue® "". _ M soiicizors, xo. Odiceâ€" fil Mosezoy T alile Mosurorer, _ J66tf: Orouse Taltlo®. § Jowing rates @ttaba Daily Cunes, .4 «» recewe / ~.‘~¢m IO‘RIL”-‘ the most coumfertable houses in the city. This Hotel has just been fitted up in a first class «#yle, and at an enormons expense ; its accommoâ€" dations are of the best kind, it contains 75 rooms, with good yard and stabling tor 60 horses. The tubis is always supplied with all the delicacies of sn ".’“ clreulst e in t sw cutstrig ping all l.”' -. o dn o. "Siare To .: Aeatrrs w.-bd.di-- for business meu to adâ€" o .. lool cce facucund h rtermscerere are inserted in the Daily at the "CO!.‘OR. bna ie Pn nasice tith ce rer c in in ChueLory; Co:lv‘oyw, &c , Susserâ€" | RZP Wellingtonâ€"streels, VGaWn® h atcmind swest. Offéice, Union Bui Jtaw 55 ‘.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€""â€"â€"_â€"__ hings, Jitaws. ____$7 |â€"aur. 0.C. WOOD, Physician, Surgeon and L2. _ n Mkxs" sscwmathen -2" s the Post Odice, Ottaws. -;;';M â€"â€"Mesere. S. Â¥. Putenguil & A Agests, arehereby «ithorâ€" _w‘ -. I L0 la o PhauP cWP k m vfl;‘.’d,.. 3 to 6 lines, per anâ€" * "**"" sis in adÂ¥2000 001F, â€" +« i. on n ne gt T AILLO®N, “mlov F t.n..__\lmnn'-' ol * L Gnk wbsequen‘ insestions, per UDn6,...... ...« «6 '” 2avertisers specialiy contracted with, and Thets, «lionance nade . _ _. _ /. s mike gabacâ€"iption to the daily ‘if paid in 6 0% * palLY AND WEEKLE ILLRBN 407 rdlvuu LiRGEST Circcratiox of asny papet in the Quawa Vaile â€" issuing ot the fl"i_ an00 1 and Weekly over 4,000 i 7hflhmenboue-m11.i“dl.m” :-r. °_ . reseive prompt a‘tention. October 22, 1868. itt» _ |LEF mculta®‘s AU a%z~ @coxNOR, Attorneyâ€" atâ€" Law, Solicitorâ€" a Tok is L Cassar._. L â€"_condatnbd in connection with the steamers Jason ,P-bnb-.dfodi.c-m Certof .cular atteation paid to the com r" Uood rooms for commercial traveliers. Horses aad rehicies always on hand. % J. COPELAND, â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€""‘â€".â€"' v PETREAV, Notary Public for the Proâ€" E_ cinas of Quebec, Houoll, near _tt-‘.l’at Ttnosro HOUSEK, Sparks=st. MR TROTTER begs to announce that she has at preseat several commodious and handsomely Tursished suites of apartments, in every respect sligible tor civil or military officers, ‘:’m"“ nercus friends and the travelling public, that he has mmly-hnhh:&m thiscomâ€" 1 ishment, in the management of which Een l in adrs=co) P'l(:l HOUSE, Cornper James and Kingâ€"sts., Bfi?‘ Court House and Public Offices, ST. _ e 8 AoUontox Pcv sicin s Sar *A (w:.plo-.m for ;--!I} PA rpacious 8597 a-‘pfly-u‘r:mumw-:‘:mi C OsCKRTINAS, VIOLILNS, rl.v'l'!lo by striet attention to um:‘-d c--b he hopes nl;i.‘ at a DISCOUNT of 25 PER CENT. * TaMEs E. COUIN, «qy _ | on the marked price at Lasely, enc 0'-‘.!;"““"“ 1 E & SON‘3, ’ ’Bn-t"o Hotel, Palaee Street, Quwbet, | onl.u._ »Fihs Aalidan Lura wflm""‘“”:‘.’ wst} 'l- RUSSELL HOUSE, E Lats camPBELL‘s HOTEL, OTTAW A. Pembroke, Aug. 1, 1868. 8. aA. BUCK * Â¥. 4. 'ug‘in' z scteverserresssf HORKIKTORE., This firstâ€"class Hotel has been reâ€"furnishea and Sted throughout, and now combines all | the # NS. DUIGNXAK!S HOTEL. Comsiderable addition~ have recently heen made to the premises, and it has been ontirely repsinted and =- No pains will be spared to accommcdate _,fil.t»udfn.thoema“ boats free " ofthe sean. a wiil be foun best aforts will be dir quests ano patrons. S Ojsters,Game eto..dai‘y 'ru KETROPOLIYAN. ‘ AUMONDS BJ & Rideou . _ vat â€" _.___ K q'llAu noxunon HOUSE, WELLLNGTO i Blke underionat formarty hk qusites of a firstâ€"class establishment. VNBSt of Matcaife and Wollingtonâ€"streots, 0pâ€" g'.:l entranss to the Government Bu;ls- *QUEEN" comprises all the isites for a Srstâ€"cluss hestaun ant. '\'hncuohmnnmd aad ref nished mn:'.\a-. The BAR contains thacheisast Brandsir W ines and Liqu ~rs, and every ’;:hma'Nhhflnmuflo.ho re best afforts will be directed to he comâ€" £&#F . _ _____ WELLLNGTONâ€"STREET The undersigned, formeriy head waiter at the ~N.flouo, begr to notify his friends and public generally that he has loased the above "-u which is now well furnished, and will be "ullm_ehuhun. The bar is well stocked ~:O choicest brands of liquors. The table Tand furnished with the best ;2. market affords. -y'nd and stabling attached to the premises. GEORGE IRVINE. rl ALBION HOTEL, NICHOLASâ€"STREET, Ceart Hou:o~ Avenue, Ottawa, John Grabham, Fshmodl mdod.asd.tm-nh- ies its eLaracte r as .lun-cuas MOTEL. Â¥otels and Saloons. mK, EERR T PPEVERNERRR C O CW 900C _fi‘ Mstcaife and Wollingtonâ€"streoets, 0 ENVERE HOUSE, OTYHAW A. i1BD T. DARTIXELL, ERRE &0 n_.vooc{,“ Attorniesâ€" in advaace .. Xwal Cands. is Public, Corner ot Susser and Yorkâ€" VuL II:;. NO. S91. AS SPARKS, Barrister and Attor. ption to the weekly (strictly HQ@UrE®» RESTAU®z ANT, e M. KAVANAGH, Propricor, KETROPOLIYTAN, AUMONDS3 BLOCK, Rideou Streeae (Aormwa, s P. OMEARA, Proruizeron. DoOWX To MOSTREAL t" aesenee cersestegcrenn8 ning in the city. t H E “m‘ ause cecscccsccn0e. +8 ) is a FLRSTâ€"CLASS LIVERY ‘nhlfl ty _ wEEKLY TIMES NOW ,,.”'f.' the Ortawa Toeks Grek ipsertion pet .. _ _ Mosgrove‘s Buildings, 58211 D CODD & CO., Patent Agents, Solicitors, | o &c. Drawings, Specifications, Models, and | all other business in connection with the procuring ouwmahmmwuum |*"Unrioeâ€" Blginâ€"street, opposite the Post Office, , _ Orriceâ€" tme t peeue e er e * *E * C kte _ LIUI'O Pm“' Dr. Bonn‘s Toilet Vinegar, Nun‘s and Farina‘s Colognes, Yardley‘s Zahater Soap, f Rimmel‘s " Dagmar" ] Hard‘s Farinaceous Food, Ridge‘s Patent Food, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Dressing and Fine Combs. A complete steck of Toilet Articles, Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Druggist‘s Sundries, &o., ko , 40. * e EGres: 412v Medical 'fi':'n.'fs Sparkeâ€"st. _â€" Condy‘s Disinfocting Fluid, Hall‘s Hair Renewer, Yardioy‘s O-hbn’f:‘ Soaps,. areak T. Dn. wWw. J. HEXRY, Cornar of Kent and Wellingtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. 43utf Dl- @GKORGE HUVTCHISON, MRPD "oficeâ€"Sparksâ€"street, opposite ! kaife, by a new, but certain, speody, n‘“:‘u painiess . References to Mflym. it required. gree I?:.l“y lo No. 36, Rideanâ€"street, below Whyte‘s Staâ€" t.-::'sun. The sale of Keal Estate at Auction or ate sale promptly atterded to. Consignâ€" ments received and immediate attention will be @‘ acester, near Ottaws. burvey: ol every m«“vflhm. Communica Ottawas City, (postâ€"paid;, or left a otkce of N. Buoarks, Solicitor, &o., Otteaws, KB Wholessle Manufacturers of Bedstem Chairs, &0., Chaudiere Island, Ottaws, C. W . WILLIAM HOLGATE, JOHN OQOLIVER, LNGv WILEIEAM ANNABLE. THE MEDICAL HALL, * 28 Sparkeâ€"st., door from Sussex Street. UST RECEKIVED Pl.‘l.. SPECIPICATION3S, &c¢., Propared io d ‘.‘m_:g MUSTICA L INSTRU M EN T 8 ! at SHEET MUSIC, BOOKS, &c., ' ORME & SOXN‘S8, No. 25 Sparktsâ€"st., Previous to removing to their new store, now in _ness af anmmnletion. nest to Messrs. Duric & Son‘s, and opposite the Russel! House. Allowed on all purchases of SHEET MuUSIC of ONE DOLLAR and upwards, at Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, in Rosewood, Walnut and Papier Machie; Bronze and Gilt Or naments, Vases, &£o., &0 , to be cleared out at cost Ottawa, October 8, 1868. _A MELODEON, nearly new, and scarcely ever used, Williams, of Toronto, maker, is offered for sale at FIFTY DOLLARS CASH, (cost $65), or exchange for: ‘...?w"""m’ of satisfactfory value. ?ddnuu ," Tars Office, (i.l per post, '"o':.‘:'.,m T, 1868. 8S13f her old friends and the public generally. Gent‘s hl‘t.I.holu-d. dyod and done ovet {Am best style . ’N.B.â€"l‘h most fashionable Mantles and Costs made to order, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"stes. _ ~ MRS. SMITH having received her new styles of FALL HATS & BONNETs, will be happy to see SPARKS, Provincial Land Surveyor, Draughtsman, &¢., ‘m for and Lower Canads.) > and resigence, p itc m Pratar ty oi Lineusw~ ..f aware das. EEAT CLEARINXG SALE Sales attended in any of the city or counâ€" In every style, at cost, at â€" ORME & SON‘83, Sign of the Golden Lyre, H. McGREEV Y , Contractor and Builder. _ Office: North side York Street, second LOT of STAXDARD SHEET MUSIC At HALF PRICE, sat DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CEXNT. Moual Cats. oTICEK. TACKABERRY, October 10 ELODEON FOX SALE. RITING DESKS®S, AÂ¥liscellancous. Qruggists. +â€" <~â€" * ~â€" Â¥o. MikAR Market Drug Store, Y ork â€"street. Q"CTACDI. yE FOR ALL SIGHTS. Optical Instruments, Electroâ€" Magnetic and Galranic Appaâ€" ratus, Photographic Chemicals, RAPH ALBUMS®, AT ORME & SON‘3, sign of the Golden Lyre. ORME & SON‘S; _ Sign of the Golden Lyre. Martin‘s Qardinal Food. Or ORME & SON‘3, oo * 95 Sparksâ€"st. ORME & SON‘8 or left at the SIGN OF THE ANVIL, No. 24, RIDEAUâ€"ST., SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, eonsisting in part of GENERAL HOU & FURNISHING, Butcher Knives, Kuives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Table Spoons, § s Tea Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Where you can at all times find a complete as Buts, Scerews, Looks, Bolts, Catches, Latches, Axes, saws, Planes, mul“. 5 Hammers, Spokeshaves, Gouges, â€" Chisels, Augers, Auger Bits, Steel Bits, Bavels, Mach .__ Levels, ines, M.Suy Konives, &o., &o., #c. Together with es PAINT OF ALL COLORS, Rose Pink, Burat Umber, Terra de Seinna, Chrome Yellow, Â¥ellow Ochre, Celestial Blue, Paris Green, launlesomn. Magnesia Green, enetian Red Lead, White Lead, in oil or dry, Drop Black, [vory Black, Lamp Black, Boiled Oi!, OovER FIFTY PER CENT SAVED IN F U EL. a & 0 5 ® C 0s 3 " & f © E. YÂ¥ENTILATIN G S TOVES, pofih' sale by the subscribers, who are apâ€" Agents for Ottawa and Distriot. CALL AND SEE R. EATON‘3 PAT&NT AGENTS FOR BEECHER & COMPANY‘8 Ottawa, October 8, Such is the character given of every stove seld during the past year at the «© CAPITAL®" STOVE DEPOT, \ 35 S,nux-dn_ot. Ottaws, We beg to notify the public the season is now coimplete ; our ~ s T OV ES arof the Intest and most improved patterns, and COOKING STOVES, of the good oldâ€"fashioned COOKLNG STOV ES, of the latest and most modern BOX & HALL STOVES, that are unrivalled for PARLOR STOVRS, for elegance of design cannot ILVER AT PAR DOUBLE STOVES, the best in use, up-dyruwnumh:m-“-‘r"“ fllw?’fl Water Reservoirs and Plate Warmers. We call special attention of Hotel moves : stovEs 8 T O V E S ! Warmers. We call special attention of . Hotel Kupnutlm::rs w 'ifll?“l'lfll‘“ apy s1X otdm;'rx es. them or vourselves. ce lists sent free on .ppd::sl- COOKING sTOYVES, THOS. BIRK ETT, Bign of the Anvil, * ; ~ No. 24, Kideauâ€"st. . 8 â€"All gouds delirered free to any p‘s.!.tu the BOX STOVES, PARLOR STOVES8, STUVEPIPES! ELBOWS! SHOVEPIPES! Common, Bright and Russia Iron, udcva&h‘ilm‘l‘h.lhodlr;nd(?o § ware Line, on ez made to order. Pest Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughs, Building Job Work udh{:l.n uttended to punctually. We keep none but best and most experienced meâ€" BEDROOM STOVES,â€" DUMB . sTOVES8, BURNING COAL, WOOD, OR PEAT. of every description in stock, suitable for the »mallest family, or the largest hotel. Stoves & MHardware. Room, m room in your house. s e Youra Max, see O:fyur house is well furnished with useful articles before you spend your money in mere showy ornamental things. Brass and Enamelled Kettles, Tinware, Toilet Betts, Baths, Flour Sioves, Brushes, Dish Covers, ‘Table Mats, Sad Iroos, Table Cutlery, Tes and ‘Table Spoons, Preserve Jars, Minci Knives, W ash Tubs and Boards, Mflprmhnow- _ C Bc l_ t . kok Wells fWRiakits HaMe Fas SAaAFE IS.IU‘I ,lS.lUCCIll'UL- W ash Tubs anda DoOsras, INollig®! BUD! U ids d ors, Oruct Stands, Ash Pails, Table Bells, Tea Trays, Tes and Coffee Pots, Soup Tureens, Jelly and Pudding Moulds, &e., &o., &¢., &c. STOVEPIPES AND TINWARE, At reduced figures, ’ CAMP KETTLES, SHANTY PLATES, AND Basins, _ â€"â€"â€"â€" BIRD CAGES! BIRDCAGES! BIRD CAGES All of the above at the «CAPITAL®" STOVE DEPOT, 35 Sussexâ€"street, Ottawa. IRON BEDsTEADS, LAMPS, COAL OIL, SAllqlPANS. * HOT AIR FURNACES. BLYTH & KEBR, _ No. % Rideaunâ€"st. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, call and see our large assortment of necessary 62y YOU GOING TO BE MARRIED? STOVES, large and extra strong made, w Oil, COUKTRY MERCHANTS AUTOMATIC CELBBRATED AT THE . MEADOWS & CO. assortment of necessa |mblo for Kitchen, Dinhz Paint Brushes, pOUBLE STOYVES, HOTEL . STOVES, COaL STOVES, . MEADOWS & CO. that our stock for Venetian Red, Varnishes, &¢c. OTT‘AWA, MONDAY. OCTOBER 2G6, 1s68. WARDELL’I PA TENT STOVEâ€" + PIPE. No more aifficulty in putting stovepipes together. They will fit like a glove, and can‘t fall apart By this new invention STOVEPIPES may be fited into each other grith the groatest easo, and there will be > NO NEED OF WIRING UP, as they cannot fall apart of their own mocord, The invention (patented) is simple and effective, a short openiog at the joint at each end of the pipe enables two of them to be locked together, and the " bead " effectually prevents their separation. Any pe-rign can put them together with the exâ€" pedition of a practised tinsmith. They will be sold at the low price of f The undersigned bhaving bought the exolusive right for (he City of Ottawa and County of Carleâ€" ton, from Mr.YX. K. RELD, respectfally invites the public to call and examine them, being fully perâ€" suaded that all who see them will refuse to buy any other kind. THOS. ISAAC‘S8, CENTRE TOWN, PLOUGnsS, CULTIV ATORS, IRON, COAL, SHELF & HEAVY IIARDW.LRE, Nairs, Rork, CHais, : and a general assortment: of Bonu-furfi'uhiny. Cornices, &c., at the lowest cash prices to be found in the Ottawa market. & STOVES3, all patterns and sizes, for coal and wood from the Prescott, Kingston, Toronto, Hamiltonp and Montreal Foundries, with drums, pipes, furâ€" niture, &0., the cheapest to be had in town. Having made.the Derosit wITH THE GOVERNMENT, Are now prepared to accept risks. Ottawa, October 16, ROYAL CANADIAN BANK. COMMISSION SALE: ROOMS, Hooss, Laxp axn Czexgratr Aczexcy, OFFICE AND SA LE R O O M S, Ixous‘ New Brmomos, Susserâ€"2T., OTIAW:A. . The subscriber respectfully announces to the inâ€" habitants of Ottawa and surrounding country that at the request of many friends he has d:cido:lfl on L hedtue en deat en oo T DT A w an rm an extensive & art in this city : From arrangements Furniture Manufactor‘ l‘:r.o and well n::l:l on & Public s.iu will be '.Nah “.'.. notice n!ill‘l Ottawa, October 15. OTraAwWA AGENCY, OFFICE â€" DESBARATS‘ BUILDING, T1 Sparkeâ€"st. . P “-l“-“ o en ied en en‘ rll‘ an extensive and well regulated Auction art in this city : From arrangements made with some of the Furniture Manufactories of Western Ontario, a lar, e and well selected stock of new furniture will be M&“l( on hand. Public Sales will be held from time to time, of which cue notice will be given, and at whi h parâ€" tios uiring to furnish will have an op‘rghnuy of pnuh. at unusually low rates. Mart hmmflhnlupo«n&otw Furniture, as well as Harmoniums, &0., &o., consigned MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE se CoMPANY receive instructions from persons having housenold . furniture, horses, carriages, or real estate, to disâ€" rou of, and pledges himself that nothin: will be eit undone by him t:.{lvo satisfaction in discharg i'mtho trust confided to him. He hopes that by ct attention to the sales entrusted to his care, as well as by trompt settiem nts immediately after, to merit a share of public patronage. He will be in his office from 7 in the morning until 7 in the evening, when he can see parties who wish to arrange about their sales. Consignments trom a distance will have immediate attention. Cash advances, when required, will be mado on Ottawa, October 14. FIFTEEN CENTS PER LENGTH. Commission Merchants. oouilgnmom for immediate sale. All kinds of turniture bought, sold or exchanged. ' RAFERENOES. His lmdnh:xntho Bishop of Kingston, Hon. Bir J A. Macdonald, Hon. H.â€"L. Langevin, C B, Hoo. Alex. Campbeil, P M G, K. W . Scott, ln%h( P P, Walter Shanly, Esa, M P Max. W. Strange, Esq, M P P, Francis H. Burton, Esq, M P James O‘Rielly, Esq, Q C, H.V. Nool, Es .lu.i,or Quebec Bank, Ottawas. Robert Lyon.&lq. M P P. A smart young man wanted to act as travelling agent represent.ng several firms. J. BERMINGHAM, | Auctuneer and Commusion Merchant, 153y House, Land and General Agent. HE ATLANTIC ARDWARE I Stoves & Mardware. dn d h ds 4c Aidctiditaieaiiiach c â€" Alinin flce w o rcandiven t uie and the public generally that they have removed to those spacious pre.nises lately ocoupied by M. K. Dickinson, Canal Basin, and where will he ound constuntly on hand the following goods ; OMINION AUCTION MART, ALRO ON HAND, # 2,000 Corps or â€"Goop FirzwooD, and 600,000 sawed §HINGLES. _ W holesale and Commission Arnu. Goods forwarded with despatech between Ottawa, Kingston and Intermediate Ports, by the Steamer Mary Ann, and three barges. > R@J® Silver Taken at Par. "@@@Q _ & Wx. H. EASTON & CO., > Forwarders and Commussion Merchants, " 814t Canal Basin] The subscribers beg to inform their customers FLOUK, 1537 EMOVAL. Agencies. C. P. DORION, 58 Sparks st., Opposite British Lion Hotel ALBO, AT M. P. HAYES, Agent. J. F. BOULTON, Agent. QATMEAL, &¢. 871.3m The whole Dominion should buy their teas of the Im T8, THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY, Our Teas, aftey the most severe tests by the bost medical authorities and judges of Tea, have been pronounced to/be quite pure, and free from any artificial coloufing or poisonous substances so often used to improve the appesrance of Tea. They are unequalleq/for strength and fiavour. They have been chosén tor their intrinsic woith, keeping in mind hesith, economy,and a Ug degree of pleasure in drinking them. We sell for the smallest possible profits,/effecting a saving to the copsumer.of 156 to 206 périb. Our Teas are putup in 5, 12, 15, 20 and 25 16 boxes, and are warranted }nn and free from poigonous substances. Urders: for four 5 1b boxes, two 12 !b boxes, or one 20, or 25 ib box sent carriage free to any Railway Station in Canada. Tea will be torwarded immediately on receipt of the order by m ilcontaining money, or the money can be collectâ€" ed on delivery li’ express man, where there are express offices. In sending opfiers below the awount of%lo, to save expense it will be better to send money with the order. VW here a 25 ib bex would be too much, four families clubbing together could send for four 5 lb boxzes, or two 12 lg boxes. We send ;:;- to one address carriage paid, t.:di mark 'or‘eh plainly, so that each party get their own }ea. We ‘warrant all the Tea we sell to give entire satisfaction. If they are not sa.isfactory they can The Montreal Tea Company : , MowtaraL, 1868. Grszts.â€"It is nearly ayear since I Trohmd the first chest of Tea from fonr house. â€"I have }nr- chased many since,. and I am pleased to inform you the Tea has in every case proved most satisâ€" tactory, as well as being exceedingly cheap. Montexar, April, J Company, 6 Hospitalâ€" with pleasure the larg forwarded for you to ( fon, and we are gla us‘idly increasing. giving rmnl satic! amount forwarded, w return one box which, through a mistake. Pm Mana car (is «. Yours, very truly, uun-.- TR RRTTTTCC 4 G.CHENEY, s Manager Canadian Express Company. Wiur1aus, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Tea Comâ€" any : Gentlemen, I am in receipt of the Ave L‘uu of Tea sent me, and can assure zon it gives me great satisfaction. To my taste, it is preferable than the Tea I used to o{unhn in this neighborâ€" hood for a third more of the &.du. I presame to be a judge, as I have been ia habit of drinking Tea over so years. Yours faithfully, f DONALD CaAMERON. JRA Beware otf pedlars and runners using our Nothing less than a ocattie sold. & i3 Note the Addressâ€"The Montreal Tea Company, 6 Hospitalâ€"st., Montreal. . Agent for Ottawa, f vaamnt aranwny 1867 ‘The subscribers beg to inform their custemers that their stock is now complete and embraces every delicacy of the season, among which will be found a choice assortment of tTTTTI EEEEEE ~A Supericr HYSON, 3 A * _ GUUPOWDER, ; * _# _ IMPERIAL, ; «_ TWANKAY, _ f Orange PEKO®, ) Thes« Teas have ‘cen Flowery & ~ _ caretglly select.d fo1 Japan _ @® ) _ family trade by _ _ HE MONTHREAL {fonTrRAL, April, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Tea npany, 6 Hospitalâ€"street, Montreal ; We notice h pleasure the large amount of Tea that we have warded for you to different IJ"“ of the Dominâ€" , and we are glad to. your basiness so idly increasing. We presume your ‘leas are ing rnor.l satisfaction, as out of the large ount forwarded, we have only had cccasion to urn one box which, we understand, was sent out B@® Roasted anid Ground daily on premises. Breakfast 8OUCEâ€"ONG, so CONGOU, TEA OVMP ANY. LAYEKk RAISINS, f in Whote, Haif and Quarter Boxzes MUSCATEL, _ do do SULTANA, j .~â€" FALENTIA, CURRANTS, GRAPES, INDIA WAREHOUSE. 16 Ridsauâ€"st , Ottawa. PRUNES, ‘ AiMONDS, WALNUTS, â€" _ FILBERTS, ma BRAZIL NUTS. UGARS, Ottawa, Droomber 19 LOAF, _ BROKEN LOAYF, CRUSHED, % ¢ j GRoUND, YELLCW, ' and MUSCOV A DG. FRFKNCH, flavored with Vanilla ; TAYLOR‘8, _ CFFEE, HOCOLATE & COCuaA, RUITS, &¢., PICES, yws NUTMEGS, MACE, CINNAMON, _ CLOVES, ' GINGER, MIXED SPICES, All Ground on the Premises P. T. BROWNE & CO. A YEAR‘3 TRIAL. MmocdHaA, _ JAVA, FRANCLS T. GREENE, §4 St. Johnâ€"street, o °c _ caretglly selectud _ 6 _ ) _ family trade by D. T. BROWXNXE & CO. Teas. our Teas in small packages. A N D JOSEPH MOONEY, Russell House Block. ; Young Hyson, 5( ry Fine, 850 ; Su JAMALICA, and CEYLON, .. }thk Extra Fine FRYY‘S, T 18680 #. DENNIE. LEMONS, ORANGES MOTTVS The attention of amateurs is directed +o the valuâ€" able and complete assortment of PRANG‘S BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS, frow only in the Vieing with the original oil paintings in richness and truthfulness of colouring, I‘ld differing thereâ€" At which they are produced. The following are some of the most remarkable of Prang‘s recent publications :â€" is respectfully solicited. der ‘ionrnhg P and Envelopes in neat two quire boxes, with w‘g:olopu; various widths of borâ€" tewaf ~ Anlv: Parchment Paper, small 8vo., and Baâ€" ronial Kavelopes t» suitâ€"the most elegant paper yet made. : A;d BNAKEWOOD PEN and PENCILâ€"CASFS and GOLD PENS in variety. â€"_TOILET BAGS, WRITING DESKS and STAâ€" TIONERY CASES. A general assortment of the best English and French WRITING PAPERS, of every size and price. _A large stock of PENB, PENCILS, and other GkENERAL STATIONERY. Walkden‘s, Todd‘s, Stephens‘, Edward‘s, Moyâ€" nard & Noyes‘ Black and Carmine, and especially the celebrated Antoine‘s Encre Violctte et Noire Communicative, suitable either for copying, or for book work. STA’TION‘E RY DEPARTMENT. CARTER‘S COMBINED WRITING SOPYING INK, YANADA GAZETTE OFFICK. A new article, greatly recommended. ‘ PA For Sale Wholesale and Retail, SPARKSâ€"STREET, O:tawa, September 25, 186®. The Magdalen, after Corregio, Rabbits and Kittens, _ â€"â€"â€" â€" Morning and Isvening, after Rosa Bonheur, The Poultry Yard, after E. Lemmens,, Cherries and Basket, after Granberg, Strawberries and Basket, _ do., And many others equally beautiful. Stationers can be supplied at wholesale prices. A call and an inspection of these GEMS OF ART n a e( se o M o e k . +2 LE Machinery, and employing none but firstâ€"class workmer, I am prepared to turn out ovor{ desoripâ€" tion of Binding in as good a .21. ot workm uuh{lp as any other establishment in Canada, . a â€" ugl iT ns i99 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLYor ONTARIO, f Toronto, 3ist August, 1868. All applications to the Legislature of Ontario for Require a notice clear‘y and distinctly specifying the nature and object of the application, to be pubâ€" lisbed as follows, vis. : The Barefooted Boy, after W hittier, _\ Bunset in Califoraia, after Bierstadt, Bunlight in Winter, after Morvillier, A Friend in Need, after Schlesinger, Easter Morning, after Mra. Hart, Early Auumn, after A. T. Bricher, Late Autuwan, do., and in cne newspaper published in the County or Uniun of Counties, affected, or if there be no paper published therein, then in a newspaper in the nert nearest.county in which a newsrpaper is published. Buch notice shall be continued in each case for a period of at least siz woeks duriog the interval titie b etweer the closse of the next preceding Session and the consideration of the petiticn. ‘ \th- it 1s intended to erect a Tollâ€"bridge, such notice must state the rates which they intend to ask, the extent of the privilege, the height of the arches, the interval between the abutments or piers for the passage of rafts and vessels, and mentionâ€" ing also whether they intend to erect a drawbridge or not, and the dimensions of the same. N. B.â€"For a full description see Ontario Gasdte. ; CHARLES T. GILLMOR, ¢ 857 lawtLo Clerk of the Houre. Having every facility in the way of firstâ€"class #/ i l cirrmll ons o o EL OME : ols Naie THER SOVELTIES just received : XFORD ENVELOPESâ€"Open Ends. OoLD, SILVER, RUBBER, IVURY ODGERS‘s BEST PENKNIVES and SCISSORS. ENERAL STATIONERY. FEW ELEGANT _ Timmts OK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, On TUESDAY, the ist DECEMBER next, will be sold at PRESCOTT, a number of VALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS, on the Ordnance Reserve, surâ€" rounding Fort Wollhfton. Plans will be exhibitâ€" ed at the time and place of sale. Purchasers to pay oneâ€"tenth of the purchase money down, and the balance in nine annual payments, with interest at the rate of six per cent. Further conditions at the time and place of sale. Forinformation apply Y ERY LOW PRICE w. F. COFFI®N, The remarkable success which has atcended the introduction of the celebrated Concentrated Lye :::d C&l.uli- market, by the n;lo«im ii.u exâ€" 5 cupidity ot an unprineipled town {which has already been convicted of: borrowing other Sooplo‘l brains) by a spurious imitation called Saponifier. Lo avoid dh.rpohm.t,g'r; chasers should be careful to ask for Harte‘s enaate Lje, which is sold by all respectable / vruggis and Grocers in town and country. 783y OoTICK. TY ; o VE E 2Ss > : Ordu. Lands Agent, _ Department of the Secretary of State, Ottawas. RTTING INKS Ottawa, 6th October, 1868. ~ â€" 1865 awtd MORTIMER, 837â€"lawtLo RDNANCE LANDS, LOICII‘!‘B‘ATID LYE. CaAUTION To THE PUBLIC: PRIVATE BILLS, 26 Metcalfeâ€"street, Ottawa. FOR EVERY TASTE: By order, E. PARENT, Under Seoy. of State. PRESCOTT. Orrawa. 85av GENERAL ORDERS. 31st " Grey " Battalion of Infantry No 7 Company, Clarksburg. To be Lieutenant, actipg till furt] orders : : Joseph Rorke, Gentleman. _ To be Ensign, acting till further orders : John Gillespie Mahell, Gentleman. The formation of the following Corps is bereby authorized, Officers acting till further orders, viz : 3 An Infantry Company at Gaspe, County of Gaspe, Province of Quebec. To beâ€"Captain : John â€"lous, Esquire. To be Lieutenant : _ Edward Chevalliee Perchard, Gentleâ€" man. â€" f The Morrisburg Garrison Battery of Artillery, No. 2 Battery of the Prescott Provisional Brigade, having become dis organised, is hereby removed from the list of the Volunrteer L\{ilitin. By Command of His Excellency the Right Honorable the Governor General. WALKER POWELL, Lt.â€"Colonel, D. A. G. Militia. MONTREAL SCHOOL OF GUNNERY. R. Artillery. © Instructorâ€"Brigade Q.M. 8. McKesztE, R. Artillery. > s _ The «bove establishment opened on the 20th inst., when the following officers and gentlemen entered their names as canâ€" didates for 1st and 2nd class certificates : Lt.â€"Col. Robert Lovelace, V . Hussars, Montreal ; Capt. Dunbar Brown, unattachâ€" Commandantâ€"â€"Colonel WILLIaxs, C ed M. Artillery, do; Capt. Fletcher, 21st. Batt., St. Johos; Lieut. Bell, 41st Batt.: Rifles, passed. cadet M.S.; W. Taylor; J. Porteous, Drill Iustructor,, 1st P.W . Rifles; G. LaJeune, do, do; J. E. Ma thews, cadet M.S.; Antrobus, passed cadet M.S.; G. Tabb, G. Artillery ; J. Ross, do; Liet. and Adjt. J. Allen, Vieâ€" toria Rifles; Eosign G. H. Macdonell, 59th Batt., Glengarry ; James MeNeece, passed cadet M.S. ‘The hours of drill are from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. _ The attendance for the course of inâ€" struction is limited to 14 cadets, and the period 46 days. * RaPSEE LOURTH PAGE. Depury Adjt.â€"General PowsLL and | Assistant Adjt.â€"General Srvart, with the staff of the Department, are busily engaged in the work of reâ€"organizing the machinery of the Department, so that by the 1st of 3 January the Volunteer force, so fas as they reâ€"cnlist, will be placed on a proper footing, and the initiatory steps token to fill any vacancies that may oceur, alâ€" though it is not anticipated that there will be many, at all events, in (ntario. ~O1 course deficiencies in quotas must be filled through the operations of the law organizâ€" ing the Reserve Militia, the captains of ‘ which are required to farnish by ballot \.from thcir roll of first class men, whatâ€" ‘ever number of service men may be called for. It is expected that the captains wili &be enabled to commence the enrollment 0i the men in company divisions in February. The two thousand tents that have been ordered from England are of an improved pattern, the wall being two feet high in stead of one as in the old pattern ; thus affording much more standing room, and being altogether more comtortable, dry and convenient. â€" Each tent will â€"accommodate fifteen soldiers. . ‘ _ The department has also ordered a large quantity of blankets, and we are glad to 'find that they are to be fornished by a Canadian manufacturer, of Almonte. A specimen which we have examined is a first rate article, 4 lIbs. weight, and though of close texture is soft and pliable, and will stand any reasonable amount of service.â€" United Service Gazette. In February the machinery for enrolâ€" ling and organizing the Reserye Militia‘ will be completed and brought into action, and as to the officers of this branch of the service will fall the command of company divisions, the enrollment of all liable to serve in every class, and the duty of balâ€" lotting and putting: the draft in force should it become necessary ; and further, as upon this force would fall the principal & part o0f defence should we become eagaged MILITIA GENERAL ORDER. in a great war, it is of the utmost impor tance that from the outset it should be orâ€" ganized as far as the circumstances of the country will permit upon sound military principles. â€" There are no doubt many men in the country who fully recogu.ize the neâ€" cessity of organizing our whole defenâ€" sive population, who would be perfectly willing to accept command, as a duty, and who would make estimable officers, were it not for the misfortune that they know ’nothing about the qualifications essential in every good officer, and as a consequence look upon drill and discipline as of seconâ€" ldary importance. To get numbe:. into the field would be with such as these the great end to be accomplished ; forgetful that mere numbers, without discipline and without a judicious system of interior economy in regiments, would be but an armed mob, whose improvidence and want of administrative knowledge and system, would entail want, disease and unnecessary H Orriaw ; nnqun;;:, Y ,"l m} rRAL ORDERS. VOLUNTEER MILITIA. hardships, which would make them mora‘ terrible to themselves than to any well orâ€" ganized enemy that could be brought against them. To avoid any such hapâ€" hazard way of organizing the Keserve Miâ€" litia should be the aim of the military auâ€" thorities. It would, of course, at least at present, be impossible to drill and dis cipline the whole militia force, but whatâ€" { PRICKâ€"3 CENTS ever is done in this way should be done properly, and if an emergency should arise there should be officers at the heud of each > company Capable of taking command cffecâ€" tively. With such as these to instruct, and tojénforce discipline intelligently, the rank &nd file would speedily fall into line in a soldierly manner, and when put into battalions could be moved properly and easily, if not with the grace and precision which . long training imparts. Without such officers it would be almost impossible even to move undrilled men from point to point, to say nothing of manceuvring them in such a way as to fall upon the we«k points of the ecemy with intelligence and torce. Under these considerations it should be a principle with those who have the orâ€" ganization in hband to employ as much wilitary knowledge as possible in officering the Reserve force. We are well aware that there are among those who can show excellentâ€" military qualifications, mauy whose youth and inexperience in other walks of life have not pertnitted them to become leaders of the plodding old fogies who affect the status of magistrates, imuniâ€" cipal counciliors, sciwol trustses, pathâ€"mas* ters, poundâ€"keepers, etc.; and if it were a question of infraction of law, roud mendâ€" ing or fence viewing, there can be no quesâ€" tion that those who have had wost expe. rience in such matters would be the nreper ones to choose for such duty ; and in wmiliâ€" tary matters, t~ same rule should apply, if we would avoid loss, confusion and disâ€" grace. A man may be perfectly capable of leading a mass of his neighbours at public meetings;â€"or at the hustings, who could not lead a corporal‘s guard through a defilewith safety, und for this reason military qualities | should be the principal onesâ€"sought for | positions of command in militia organizaâ€" | tion, especially as regards company officers ; | for after all, when their services are really \ required,, their chief duty will be to obey : | the orders of commanders of regiments and | divisions, whom. the commander of ‘the â€" | forces will take good care shall be sclected *\ tor their soldierly qualities, and not for : their influence as demagogues, as was the case in the United States during the late i | war, and which led toso many terrible and | disgracetul disasters. Of course, when to good social positions are added military qualifications, they should have the preâ€" i l ference ; but the very fact that a man oc ° | eupies « superior position in social life 1 | makes it all the more easy for him to deâ€" Y | vote time and money to acquire such wiliâ€" f | tary knowledge as the country affords and 8 | the effective working of our militi. d â€" * | mands; and the rule ought tueretr e to :M“ there are in aHy : id drilled candidates cannuon â€" 3 x sit â€" sal* wicient numbe.s to ofhcer the w« es.c, «d recourse must be had to untrained muteâ€" trial. But when the litter is ¢ #, m he l'igidly elw Lhat a 9 & who fit themselves for coms ad ~1 .ppointed, except provisio . Â¥ responsibility. . W . .ortain time should be given 1 w.sc. to acquire a necessary knowledke o1 driun, as is the case with the officers is to« regular | service; and a regulation mude «ud strictâ€" ly enforced, that if evidence of such knowâ€" ledge is not forthcoming at the proper time all those officers who are not cap.ble of producing it shall lose their commissions, and take their proper place in the rauks. Such a regulation as this would not only induce many who can well afford to do so to subject themselves to drill and study, but would make the position of an officer in the Canadian militia one that would be looked up to with respect, and the attainâ€" ment of which would be at once an eviâ€" dence of patriotism, ability and indusiry. â€"United Service Gazette. Miuirrary _ The Montreal News says: â€"Major Cooke, commanding the 100th Regiment, has been instructed to forward immediately to the Deputy Adjutant Geâ€" neral the names of any men of his corps who wish to transfer their services to the ioyal Canadian Rifles. . The present strength:of the 100th is about 500 all told ; â€"The following story was toi: | the Turkish troubles, just before the the Turkish troubles, just before the ou(tâ€" break of the Crimean war, A Russi n General arrived at Coustantinople, to h ve ap interview with a Turkish Pa«sha. Enterâ€" ing the presence, he found the Pasha seatâ€" â€"d on a divan, arrayed in the habit of a i urk; but the two had no sooner cast »yes upon each other, thin the rohowing E80 a Eo o W ie o.Afi l ce t f the 16th, 900. â€"The Army and ‘Navy Gazette points out that the introduction of armorâ€"plared ships into the service is beginuing gradu.«} » F & & 1 en t o t El ced . »â€"yes upon each other, thin the rohow.ng dialogue enosued .;.â€"isussian General â€" What! is that you, ~anay Macpaerson ? T urkish Pashaâ€"Bhi Jock Macdon ..d, who‘d hae thocat o‘ meeting you here, ly,rbut. slowly, to Froduee effects which, probably, were not foreseen. _ As i»wer of these formidable yvessels, in comparaison with our " wooden walls," will berequired for the defence of the country, so in proâ€" portion, will a less number of officers be requisite, and the consequence is, that already do lieutenants and even subdieaâ€" tenants find difficulty in obtainiag active â€"The Paris correspondent of the Palt Mall Gazette says : " Everything tends to the supposition that the march of events isdfqm‘ng to the French Emperor, and it is remarked that the semiâ€"official journals are preparing the way for another qaarrel with Prussin. â€" The subject slected is the treaty of Prague, violated as regards Denmark. The Presse of this evening contains a remarkable article on the © black spots ‘ which threaten the peace of Kurope. The writer says that it is ouly natural for people to look after their friends, and that if Prussia provides military resources for Roumania, France has done the same for Denmark; several French officers have tol: about fects which, As iswer of i9 + Sug ;{é‘ i M #1