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Onu TUESDAY, the ist DECEMBER next, wili be so d st PRESCUTT, a number of VALU ABLE BUILOIN«» LO (3, on the Ordnance Reserve surâ€" reusdiag Fort I’.hi.f\.; Plans will be exhibitâ€" od at the time and place of s«le. Purchasers to pay uneâ€"teath of the parchase money down, and the halance in nine anoual p.yments, with intereat at the rate of six per cent. ‘mm‘mditim at the time and placa of sale. For information apply The advertiser will dispose of a . _ GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, (About Eight Thousand Dollars Worth,) IX A GENERAL STORE, Withia a short distance of Ottaws. Appiy, by letter, (propaid), to _ FOI SALE That 24 story ns ol ts . LR RiLCEK _H O C $ E. sitnated on Albert st., Union Square, contaming thirgeen rooms and basement. NUH SALE.»â€"=The Westerly oneâ€"third of Lot l‘ No. 27. in PFirst Concession, Ottawa Front,Neâ€" pean. and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the sameconâ€" eession, at present in the occupation of Wm. T. Aylea, I.; For WH:D- apply to Jou»n and Wxu. Tromusox, Nepean, and Lewms & Praust, Barristars, Ottara. _ JeÂ¥â€"141â€"tf A ~Svoor»r:.on.â€"Will no inventive genius improve upon the construction of the umbrellia? As at t formed the indispensable micleisunockingly ill adaptâ€" ed to its purposes. The best part of it, where one would put his head, is occupied by the stick and wires, so that only half the sheltering cover is available. Lhen theâ€"roof is so contrived as to cast the rain‘ that fulle upon it either on to the shoulâ€" der, or into the coat pockets, or down orer one‘s knees and feet. To remedy these evils the stick should be placed out of the éentre, and a turned up rim should be made to constitute a gutter, with one shoct or spout ooly whiciuean be ‘turned into such a position as to throw the water always to leeward of the pedestrian. If I were an ambrellaâ€"maker I would endeavour to work out these improvements ; as it is I can ouly enforce them upon the attention of those whom they may concern. W. F. COFFIS, $J â€" _‘ ~â€"*~â€" ow’:;m of State, Ott of e, aw &. Ottawa, 6th detober, 1862. y 1865 awtd Novemper 13, 1868. A cOouUusinm® BUSINXESS sTAND FOR BALE or [O LET.â€"Premises in the Vi‘lage of Cantly, Gatrineanâ€"â€"about fourteen miles from the ciryâ€"used as a general store for the past ten Kuun; store and dwelling attached ; atorebouse », and aboutten acres of clearance. A goo‘ npportunity for #nycne wishing to do a safe country busineass. Apply to R. BLA/ &BU RN, New Edinvurgh, November 13, 1863. 8914172 Dw:u.llo TO LET.««â€"That commodious DWELLING, on the corner of Sparks and Bank sts , containing fourteen large rooms, with use of cellar. Rent very moderaie. Apply onthe preomises, to . JANE CRAWLEY. Ottawa, November 11, 1868, #95Del £ BITTINXG R0OOx. â€"A gentleman from Swampyville was tolling how many different occupation he had attemmpted. Amonug others he had tried sebool teaching. "How long did you teach ?" asked, a bystander. "Wall, I didn‘t teach longâ€"that is, I only went to teach. *"You see I trsyvelled into a deesâ€" strict and inquired for the trustees. Someâ€" body said Mr. Snickles was the man I ‘wasted to see. No I found Mr. Snickles â€"named my object, introducing myself, and asked what he thought about letting me try my luek with the big boys and unâ€" ruly gals of the deestrict. He wanted to know if I really considered myself capaâ€" bie; and J toh{ him I would not mind Ks asking me a few casy questions in ‘rithmeâ€" tic and jography, or show my handwriting. He said no, never mind ; he could tell a :good teacher by his gait. "Let me see you walk of a little way ;" says he, "and I can tell jis‘s well‘s I heard you examined," says he. He sat on the door as he spoke, and I thought he looked a little skittish ; but I was considerable ‘fg;ddnted, and did‘nt wind much ; so I tu about and walked on as smart as I knowed how. He said be‘d tell me when to stop; so I kep‘ ou tell I thought I‘d gone tar enough ; NPR CWRT 4E l-VuEIl' 4E CCE avuv 494 CUV\léu » then I ‘spected ‘sthing was to pay, and looked lr?::d. Wal the dmrp:ays shat aod Snicklee was gone. "Did you go back ?* "Wal, no; L1 did‘t go back:" "Did vou apply for another school * "Did you apsly for another school?" "Wal, no; I did not apply for another school," said the gentleman from Swampâ€" ville, "I rather judge my appearance was namw.".." â€" ~â€"_ _ â€" _ {Compiled expressly for the Otrawa Tru«s.} Common do............................00 70 Whoby KIPR.â€"c.ccccccccccciccccccccc00 4h SEGGHt U ~ecoummcmmecdvactzceene~L 0 00 Harness Leather.....................00 39 Hidesâ€"Slaughter, per 100 th«.... 6 00 ; Times Offce Ottaws, ( s Nov i2, 1868. The snow, enabling farmers to come to town on runners yesterday, was the ozuse of one of the bost markets which we hare seen for some time past, aud if the present facilities remain there is cvery prospect that the marKets will bo better supplied th in of late. No material alteration in prices took place yesâ€" terday, and our quotations remain unchanged. ° EU â€"@BRdlPinewst _ccumrtcwrmrommac Y U U T t Beans « 60lbe... ...... 1 60 Pore â€"Messâ€"peor barrel.........a@ 41 00 Â¥French Caif. Nov. 14, 1868 For partioularsenquire of MBR3. BMITH, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"sts., in reat TWO EURNJSIHIED BEDROOMS and TT WE #1aTyâ€"A Comfortable House, fur~ I nished, for six months, Apply at this office. Ottawa, Oct. 5, 18€68. 282 f OPICE To CaAPITALIsT®. RDXANCER LAXD#S, v0oMs rOLEKT. For SKatle or to Let. BE LET,;â€"A Comfortable Houre Beans " 60lbs... .... 1 60 @ lessâ€"per barrel.........a@i 00 @ 2 Prime Mess per do...... none. 8SEE FIRST 2A3E. â€" OTTaAWA MARKETS. OR TO LET By order, MRS. SCOTT, Confectioner, ‘ Bparasâ€"st., Ottaws, E. PARENT, s Under Secy. of State. Ottawa City Post Ofice 891Â¥ . PBESCOTT. . 0 30 16 00 @ 0o 35 @ 18 00 O 3 50 24 50 _ Do do Quboe 505 50 Exawple at pregent tariff rates to Buffalo, and from thence to the following places, in U. 8. curâ€" rency, which roduo:r\o Canada money at 45 per cont preminm, makes the actusl cost, as in #econd seluma :â€" filled, will secure a fair field and good prospects to the Vowinion Company without in any way pro. ju‘io'}:g thonl?ulnsu of m; Comimy nuw £nopoli:ing the ground. yenifhoutria ons wey preâ€" e particulars submitted above are sufficient in the opinion of the Diroctors to establish the fact that low rates, by encouragin, 1 i . (Dat jow rates, by encouraging a more general use of thâ€"telegraph, are more proftable than high,. It To New York ......... .. To Philade‘phia A esmparison of the number of messages, and persons using the wird-in'Csnnd. and the States, farnishes a further proof ofthe adrant«age to the lio and correspondin w pni:o_. arising out ot a reduction of rates. _ â€" _ snb 3 g benefit to the Com: Showing an average increase of a millim a year for the last five years. ___ The published recurns for 1867, show that 809.757 messages were sent in Canad> sages in go United States for the same period exceeded 20,900,000, che former :,.:,,; lfil:. tt:..:::; m.-agobtlo ov:fry n(l: Eencns, dlh-e nuo;, two to every three. Frem these returns and results it may bo as i that i i reasonably inferre@ that a reduction of rates to a tariff at which the wires of both Companies can be * ip"° BP in ce Aiige t aperegth A._./dingricanier 3 _ The particulars submitted above are sufficient in the opinion of the Diroctors to establish the fact that low rates, by encouraging a more general use of the telegraph, are more proftabie than high, It is not, however, solely in the light of a safe and good investment that the Directors desire that this enâ€" terprise should be viewed. â€"They feal that their object will be but ‘indifferently attained unless they can satisfy the public, the business and cormmercial men, that aLt who use the telegraph as a medium of rapid communicaticr, are interested in the uublhhxn of what may be called a competing line. As in the administration ot public affairs, a strong, watchful opposition, is the best sscurity for goo l and careful government: so in commercial maitoss, n honest rivalry in the various pursuits avd branches of trade farnishes the best security thas the public shall be wall served. To apply the argument to the purpose in hand, the following tabie showing the inconsistencies, and, in many instances, the excessive rates now charged on messages nassing between the cities and towns of Ontario, Quebec and the United ctates, will, it is believed, oorim“.t.io reafer that an honest comâ€" petition is needed, not on‘y for the reduction and adjustment of rates, but also toonsare that attentiun and care which would of nece:sity be enforced on the Companies competing for public favor, and thus tend greatly to propte the general interests of the community. To W ashingtos ........... $1 30 Nore.â€"The sesme illustration may b» applied to all the nlaces in the United States are oblged “. P!; a profit on the published rates, CÂ¥ coctatrkc N. L on a Sn TUT graph lines in the United States for the following years were :â€" To Baltimore i5 6. 7. ... 2 ©@*_ * PRhom Toronto to Netrojt, .......... To Chicago......... .....$1 35 Dsetroit to zu s iess _ Chiengo. ; $ $ TT 2~~_ }From Teronto to Buffalo.... ... To Nov Orleans ...........$3 0@ Buffalo to T ns sns Decsember, 1866.........$ 5951,971 40; December, 1867.........9576,133 19 ; Jany., Feb., March,‘67 1,5914,644 96 ; Jaoy., Feb., March,/681,727,939 55 ; April. .\l}y. )nn’, ’UZ, ‘l.:559.t{8 19 ; A_pril_. May, June, ‘68, 1,749,631 54; __ While these beneficial resuits were fiuwih‘ to the Western Uzaion éo‘pâ€";‘yvf;;utb;o.d:é&; o‘; rates, the new Companies had created a business more than sufficient to fiil their wires. In proof of this the following extract is taken ftrom the report or the Atlantic and Pasitic Company, made J uly 30L 1@Au . «0004 1000 + + " In April last we reached the maximura capacity of our wires, and have since been compelled to refuse busiress daily, The Committee, therefore, have readhed the conciusion from the ucwar:xpori~ ence of bailding and working the present linesâ€"that " Telegraphic tusiness is growing faster than Telegraphic facilities." _ | As further proot on this point, the lJow rates have so pressed the wires of beth Companies with business thmggn the day, :aat posters h ire been placed in ali the main offices roclaiming that double the number ot words would be telegraphed at night at the same price as halt tgo namber of words by day. , 4 s * : * In support of the observation quoted above, that telegraphic business is growing faster than teleâ€" graphic facilities, the following ststemuent ethibiting the wonderfual increase in tae use of the wire, within the last .ixgnn, cannot 'bo :i(not:t interest to our readers. ‘The groes earnings of all teleâ€" couc cIMLIS Lo Share Ciis meul Cnkeos iss ie ts S s m se lt i This reduction took place in November, 1887. A comparison of the neoiph of the Wostern Union since that pericd with the corresponding months of the previous year gives the following results : â€" 1849 Mb iccerteiververces (ross Receipts for | Dâ€".Qâ€"RLILIN_LOâ€"N ... Telegraph Company ! From §100 per mespige Of ttk WCIER.....1.ccccccvesvserctrrrerrererntrrtrrtrirressansrcratscrrenss §$40 9 do 50” do fe® do 8’1:295 do 2 do do epninrecene ies rews remenvianaksversentstieirrmcrrve vhtens 144 cerre s | ByW®% An ad: recently ared announc‘ng to the public that the rates from‘ 1st Septemâ€" ber, mm: roduoo:"ro. $16.65 per 1en words, ®= e The to‘lowing table shows the redaction which has been effected in rates in the neighboring States arising out of tae cons.ruction of competing wines :=â€"â€" With these new Companies the Dominion Telegraph Compary of Canada have entered into most satisfactory business relations, and confident of the soundness of/fhe principle which led to the adoption of the pennyâ€"postage sy:tenmt in Great Britain, the voluntary reduction from $100 to $16 65 per ten word message by the Ocean Câ€"bie Company, and the successful 'orouflon of the Companies recently established in the United >tates, invite the business and mercantilecommunity of Canada to join them in the promotion otf an enterprise, based on the principle of moderate rates and extended business which, while injuring no one, they conddently.expoct wl’l,l result n recuring a large return to the in vestor, and prove a vast beuediit to the community. ; Allusion has been made to the voluntary reduction of rates by the Atlantic Cable Company. A Chieb.‘? p.p;!», wr,itu;g on (.m. nu%;ec: u.: ;?o gmwin‘ use of the '{olognph. gives the rolaowi-i return as obtained directly from Cyrus W.bi showing very conciasively the benefit both i the Company of the reduction of rates. â€" e e 1 fotpe pubiic and This important requisite has rot been, until now, within the reach of any Oom‘zéy entering the field as a competitor with the Montréal Company, in consequenee of the close and exélusive connection formed betweea that Company and the Western Union Company, of the United States, the latter by virtae of cercain patents, having until within these two years, monopolizsed nearly the who‘e of.the telegraph business of the neightoring republic. The Atlantic and Pagifc,. the Great Westero, and other American C:mpanies have invaded the field, and hate become successful conrtiwn for the public patronage and support, These Companies, actirg on the cheap postag« principie, have foreed the old monopolist to a reduction of rates, which has resulted in a more widely extended uso of this means of communication, and much to the surprise of the Western Union itself, has increased its profits, whilst sharing its field of operations. s The success of a Telegraph Company will main‘y depend on its ability to meet the demards of the public, and consequently it should possess, stleast, equal facilitiee with any other Company, of access to a‘l quarters with which its customers may desire to have communication. All classes of Society are interested in extending the use of the Telegraph, at Low rarks, and the Directors are satisfied, that the adoption of a scaie of charges considerabiy beiow the rates now exacted in Canada, wil} by encouraging a much more extended use of this mediam of communication, not only prove a real and substantial benefit to the pablic gonerally, but will also ensure a sate and profitable return to the Investor. The admitted importance and value of Telegraphy, would, in the op‘inion of the Directors, have rendered smy introduction of the Dominion Telegraph Company so the Canadian public unnecessary had it not been that previous atempts to establ:ish Telegraph Oongnin in Canada, to share the business with the Montreal Company, had been allowed to fall through. ~ On the 25th day of June, A.D., 1868, the DOMINION TELEGRAPH [ â€" TERED pecording {o i N COMPANY was duly CHAR The business relations ketween these two Companies continue in fullâ€"force, but the patents having run out, the monopoly so long enjoy od by the Western Union has ceased to erist. A contract, granting nermanent connection and extraordinary sdvants has alre cuted, between éin Company and the Atlantic and Pacific Company of No‘:i' ork ; th::::,(el:: :::- commencement, as the Lines of this Company are constructed from the Suspension Brid‘o, at clmo{ (the point of cornection) to any point in the Dominion, ail the chief cities and plases in the States touched by the Lines of the Atlantic and Pacific Tolegraph Company, are brought in immediato conâ€" nection therewith. > 5/ 3 * Chicngo, whereby tms Company will be brongln into close conpemiion with all the Lake Ports aud other places through the North W estern States, and through to California. Price Cellected at Toronto are under the management of a Board of Directors aunually elected by the shareholders in conformity with the Charter and Byâ€"laws o« the Company. 1 © The are of opinion that it would be to the interest of the Stockholde:s generally to ostain subscriptions from all quarters of Canada, and «ith this riew they propose to diride t» > Stook amongst the different towns and cities throughout the Doâ€"winion in allotments suited ro the population and busiâ€" ness occapations of ths diTerent localities and the interesat which they may bs supposed to take in such an enterprize, 4 s o. * Is $500,000, divided into 10,000 sirares of $50 each, 5 per sent to be paid at the time of subsoribing, the balance to be paid by instalments, not eacosding 10 per cont per munt1â€"said instalments to be calied in ;, the works progress. . f THE BUSINE3S AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY es Tul DOMINION TELEGRAPH COMPANY has ‘boo- eorganized under the Act respecting Felegraph Companies, chapter 67 of the Consvlidate1 Statutes of Canada. Ita object is to cover the Dominmon of Canads with a complete netâ€"work of ‘Telegraph lines, Counsc!l. MESSRS, CAMERON & MeMICHAEL. Capital Stoci,....................$500,000, IN 10,000 SHARES AT $50 EACH. . j tu ‘Toronte, Beptember 29, 1868 From New York to A pérmanent connection has also been secured with the Un'lt' Western Telegraph Company of From Toronto to Suspension BIidgO.........:â€"22«»â€"sse««»«sssecceeees aeee . $3 Te Hor:; ; MARKROUNE cudecretsrecresnrcrepes ceveansrarcrensstarscctarerecs PS Do _ do _ Mitchell, Seaforth, Bothwell, Ailsa Craig, Caleâ€" donia, Chatham, Dunville, Newbury, Port Burâ€" s well, Port Colborne and many other piaces...... Lro. .. Uit .. RNIBEDNGcOrcerscccsbarrerriees reeveverrermnertnces trcevcesss . POW HON. J. McMURRICHâ€"Brryce, McMurrich & Co., Toronto. A,. R. KcMASTER. E<q..,â€"A. K. McMaster:& Brother, Toronto. * TYONX. M. C. CAMERU.%,â€"Pnovinciu! Secretary, Toronto. JAMES MICHIE, Esq.,â€"Fulton, Michie & Co., and Geo. Michie & Co., Turonto. HON. WM. CAYLEY,â€"Toronto. A,. M. SMITH, Eâ€"q.,â€"A. M. Smith & Co., Toronto. > 1. MOFFATT, E«q.,â€"â€"Moffutt, Murray & Co., Toronto. = H. B. REEVE, Esq.,â€"Toronto. : ; MARTIN RYAN, E«q.,â€"Toronto. EPresident, _ II0N. WM. CAYLEY st 1868, ‘m...........0...-.';.-..--.-b.t”.l“.ll“.“l'hn'.l".”. TEA .. is craverinratarrzetibertrransetectarsisetirse28e cai8 eee0ce0 CHEVERMOE .. ««+ stcsccrreers BHEO§CT ..««ccsry s ersseryresnporines shÂ¥eRREAIN YA SERERHETETEENTE £eire TNOTLRGWE .. css cerce66064 su es bxis atb e 4 6644 s heuÂ¥kharnanuaronreciens Mintkndiniyplttk ssasefcerssexses averstrirterttarserercersiyesiantters ACMARd Baitimore ......... W ashington ...... areesccdyk 0# EXAMPLR OFNX PRESET TARIFF RATES, WITH DiSTAXCES will be opened at the Office of the Company $1 30 . 80: esnnerccrisiecmcvy . 4228 11 | 1884.......« sesssvcssscccss. _ 63,338 98 | 1865......... earrerscssscrsis. _ 193,800 84 | 1866,........ wrtecarsspearee TTX4,900 4 rIS07......... coNTRaocTs oF CoNxsznCcTIONs. T HE CAPITÂ¥AL STOCK sesesssecesecertessenent tane000 nbane0 4e 80 8ee00m000 Buffalo toâ€" Philadelphia. i‘r;m'l";moli‘to. Buffalo ufalo to _ Wasnington. (”" Frim Tqronto to Buffalo.. Buffaio to s 850 Baltimore. Prom Toronts to Buffaio fi'gi Toronto to Buffalo uff»lo to New York. > t“‘ PROSPECTUVS. Buffalo to $ 4 New Orleans. ‘" 75e seesssesssene8s0 sns e04e00 00008 ++ suee sene nannene snn n 0080 000 6e 00 8ge # # n n 20 00 1,104,300 40 3.200,442 66 | sa+aneap h0 0004 40 *b 8 204 04 ut meath rennens AVERAGE DAILY RECEIPTS. sesans ce nn e snn ne n 888 se 8e 00 08 n4 8 00 00 â€" DIRECTORS. Becorctary. i. E. RKEEYE. â€" mm 4@ _â€" 15e TFSCE..cocice sectrestrerractiny ACTUCAL Co8T, BW faRIYrS8, * vee8va0 sn ssees000 ssentse00s cees000 #« se en en e neainnne ne en he n n e nee n e n n n en 8 se e a i we n en e m nd o hn ne hk e n ind 0 h e o ho 64 + dee nee s eee eonen en en nenadenne nennan e n en n 0800880 0000 Former Rate. Present Rate Gencral Superintendenti. MARTIN RYAY. 49,631 32; increase......... 159,852 73 Uznion Company from the reduction o\ Canada Meney. wsss everssessescesssistssssesseses 800 Reduced to Canada Money, {«» â€" $! 90¢â€"$2 20 Reduced to Sanads Money. {~~~ . +520â€"â€"$0 82 15 1 95 1 15 Treasurer, _ HON. J. MeMURRICH 1 the United States, Canadians » 838. Kingâ€"st: cast, on and after U. D. RBEVE > 140 10 13 wILYB, Caxaba MoXryY 82 40e 333 30 Increase.........$ 24,163 79 Increase......... arrsvertersresre+90;792,245 40 seeeec«....020â€"$0 92 1 0J 40 (0 6A 50 4,420,268 88 5,624,101 20 7,841,552 47 »3)0â€"$0 65 52%60â€"§1 12 30q > >> 5900â€"$0 89 133,294 59 THE OTTAWA TIMES, NOVEMBER 20. $ * At reduced figures, CAMP KETTLES, SHANTY PLATKS, i _ AND BASINS, i BIRD CAGES! BIRDCAGES: BIRD CAGES J * _ All of the above at the |« CcaPITAL® _ stovk. pEPOT, ; Aysusserzrâ€"street, Ottawa. 1IPAASE 20.° T9 ) . Pn CH 2 0 QOLP LUTCGODE, f and Pudding Moulds, &e., &e., &c., &¢. T ho. Pbe o h " ce‘ * +i ul wivte uind igh A Ho\uo-hoziag Goods, suitable for Kitchen, Dining Room, or &ny room in your house. ; Youxa Max, see that your house is well furnished with usefulâ€" articles before you spend your morey in mere showy ornamentsl things. Supplied with 8: STOVEPIPES AND TINWARE, of every description in stock, suitable for the emallest family, or the largest hotel. IRON ~BEDsSTEADS, LAMPS, . ~ COAL UIL, SAUCEPAXNS, Brass â€"and Enamelled Kettles, Tinware, Toilet Betts, Baths, Flour Sioves, Erushes, Dish Covers, Table Mats, Sad Iroos, Table Cutlery, Ter and Table Spoons, Preserve Jars, Mineini} Knives, Wash Tubs and Boards, Refrigerators, igg Bentâ€" ers, Cruet Stands, Ash Pails, Table Belis, Tea Tr:y‘a‘.“ E’:‘ aug OaluLPoa. Soup Tureens, Jeily Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughs, Building Job . Work and Repairs attended to punctuzally. We keep none but the best and most cxperienced mo-.l chanics. If so, oaLlI uzd see our large assortment of necessary hy 122 oo en n e e e sel 2 Anlid» COOKING STOVES, DOUBLE STOVES, BOX STOVES, HOTEL STOVES, PARLOR STOYES8, â€"COaL STOVES, BEDROOM BTOVES, DUMB _ STOVES, STUVEPIPES! _ ELBOWS! SFOVEPIPES ARE YOU GOING TO BE XNARRIED? Common, Bright and Russia Iron, _ and entyt.nini in the Tin, Sheet Iron and Copperâ€" ware Line, on hand cz made to order, _ * DOUBLE STOVES, the best in use, HOTEL STOVES, large and extra strong made, expressly for Hotel and Boarding Houses, complete with large Copper Water Reservoirs and Plate Warmers. We call special attention of Hotel Keepers to these stoves, they will last as long as any six ordinary stoves,. See them and judge for yourselves, Price lists sent free on application. are of the latest and most improved patterns, and the most extensive assortment shown fn Ottawa. COOKING srovzs.k_ordtho good old~fashioned Jn . COOKING STOVES, of the latest and most modern dellgnn. PARLOR STOV £8, for elegance of design cannot be surpassed, BOX & HALL STOVES, that are unrivalled for mnela. . _ ______ henting purposes, We beg to notify the public that cur stock for the season is now complete ; our sity *+CAPITAL * â€" STQOVE Such is the character given of every stove sold during the past year at the & Buts, Screows, Locks, S ‘ Bolts, Catches, La*ches, Axes, Saws, Pianes, sluuca, Mammers, Spokeshaves, Gouges, Chisels, Augers, Auger Bits, Steel Bits, Bevels, Together with PAINT OF ALL COLORS, Rose Pink, Burnt Umber, Terra de Seinna, Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Colestial Blue, Paris Green, Brunswick Green, Magnesia Green, Venetian Red, Red Lead, White Lead, in oil or dry, Urop Black, Ivory Black, . L.m&Blul’. Boiled Oil, w Oil, Turpentine, . ~ Benzole, Coal Oil, * > Paint Brushes, _ Â¥2 m ccnn. o. f â€">â€". Vaermishes, &¢. SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, consisting in part of GENERAL HOU 1E lyURNISHI.\'(}, Butcher Knives, Kuives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Table Spoons, % as ‘l"u Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, RIGN OF THE ANVIL, No. 24, RIDEAUST., where you can get a complete assortment of SKA'l'flYS of all sizss, and at any price to suit purâ€" chasers, from 25 cants to $5.50 per pair. In the assortment will be found The undersigned having bought the exclusive right for the City of Ottawa and: County of Carleâ€" ton, trom Mr.Y. K. REID, 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. â€" ; C. P. DORION, 58 Srtflu thy .%, Orpoaiu British Lion Hotel.. Ottawa, October 14. â€" ®1.3in invention ( &mnud) is simple and effective, a #bort openiog atthe joint 1t each end of the pipe enablos two of them to be locked together, and the © head " effectually prevents their separation. Any person u:‘zut them together with the exâ€" pod.tion of a practised tingmith,. _ _ _ WARDHLL’S PA T ENT STOVE« PIPK. No more difficulty in puatting stovepipes togethor. ‘They will Atlike a .Evo, and can‘t fall apart by this new invention STOVEPLIPE@ may be ftted into each other with the groatest eaze, and here will be NO NEED OF WIRING UP, as they cannot fall apart of their own accord. The Ottawa, October 8, 1868. ovVER FIFTY PER CENT SAYVED IN l~‘F‘or sale by ths subscribers, who are apâ€" pointed Agents for Ottawa and District. ° AaAGENTS3 FOR BEECHER & COMPANY‘S Bign of the Anvil, No. 24, Rideauâ€"st. P. 5.â€"All gouds dellr@red free to any part of the VENTILATIN G s TOV EK S, CALL AND S8ER R. BAToXN‘s PATESXNXT . The celebrated Sheflield Club, «_ _ ** . Canagian Favorite, 6 «60â€" o+ Centrel Park do and all other Znglish and German Patterns. Skate Straps, all pattern«, &c., dc. Also, a general assortment of & s BAFE 11 ), SURE!})O,SUCCESSFULâ€" They will be sold at the low ; HOUSE FURNISHING Gbops, KATES, SKATES®, SEKATESs, | AT THE ToVvEs : stovEs T OV E 8| 1ey will be soid at the low ;;{ico of FIFTEEN CENTS PER LENGTIH BURNING COAL, WOOD, OR PEAT Stoves ®# Mardware. Levels, Boring Machines, HoT AIR FURNACES. s BLYTH & KERR, No. 25 Rideauâ€"st. CcoUNXTRY MERCHANT3 35 Sussexâ€"stroot, Ottaws, H. MEADOWS & CO. 8 TOV E S AUTOMATIC THOS. BIRKETT, COELEBRATED H. MBADOWS & Co. aw Knives, &c., &e., &c. ble for Kitchen, Dining DEPOT, 408y {10y The ®QUNEN" comprises all the nq:::lm for a Arstâ€"class hestau ant. Yhe House has beenrefiited and ref Tuished tnrowfhout. The BAR eontains the cheicust Wrands ir Wines and Liqu rs, and every deiicacy of the seasca wiil be ftound on the table. The rietor‘s best efforts will be directed to he comâ€" iort of bia guests ano patrons. â€" MV â€" _ WELLLNGTONâ€"STREET. The undersigned, formeriy head waiter at the Russell House, begs to rotify his friends and the public generally that he has leased the above hotes, which is now well furnished, and will be kept as a first class house. The bar is well stooked with the choicest brands of liquors. The table will be furnished with the best the market affords. Good yard and stabling attached to the premises. 658y GEORGE IrViNXN® . renpvated. No pains will be sparedtdGaccommciate and fl'm' t !0 ‘IBUS%E to l;ld m;lx :‘I:so Tnn and boats free of ehar ere is a FD ~CLAS8 LIVE STABLE attnoned to the Hotel.. 19 MA _ NICHOLASâ€"STREET,; Court! Hou:e Avenuo, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. This firstâ€"class Hotel has been reâ€"furnishea and refitted throughout, and now combines all the requisites of a firstâ€"class establishment. _ 582tt MRS. TROTTER begs to announce that she has at present several commodious and handsomely furnished suites of apartments, in every respect eligible for civil or ‘military officers, or griuto gentlemen remaining in the city. T188f G. A. BUCKE, W. I. SANGER, T@NHE ALBION HOTEL, Corner of Main sand Prince of Walesâ€"streoets Pembroke, Ontario. * Btages in connection with the steamers Jasor Gould, Pembroke and Pontiac. Particular attention paid to the comfort of guests. . Good rooms for commercial travellers. Horses and vehicles always on hand. _ !'\ORONTO HOUSE, Sparksest. travellers. Opggeite the Court House and Public Offices, ST. CaATHARINES, Ont. ; E. HOUGHTON, Pro?riot.or, PVabn aP se ameristmochs Frln Som o tall i Terms are exceedingly moderate. ‘Iry once and you will be satisfed. ie nt o This Hotel has jast been fitted up in a first class s:yle, and at an enormous expense ; its accommoâ€" dations are of the best kind, it contains 75 rooms, with good yard and stabling ftor 60 horses. The table is always supplied with all the delicacies of the season. The fm is also eupplied with 30 very best of Liquots. Besides all that, this Hotel is situated right in the centre of business, near the R.i. Depot, and within a few minutes wak from the Banks and Post Office. PA kemember the Place "City Hotel," 78, 80 and 82, St. Josephâ€"street, Montreal. CHARLES LAVRIN, _ Put up at the " CITY HOTEL," one of the most comfortable houses in the city. _ _ _ _ 6b [ ~1OINC DOWN TO MONTREAL ?» Russell‘s. strect Frocers. DR. 0.€. WOOD, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, Ottawa. Day office °‘,'IP°'“‘ Mageo & Russell‘s, Sparks~street, Centre Town : Night oflice at his residence, Mariaâ€"street, Centre To«n. Carcers Cor®», without the us> of the knife, by a new, but certain, speedy, and aimost pain‘ers process, References given to Putiel suc» cessfully treated, it required. 17iw100y Dn. J. A,. BECKETT, Surgeon Dentist. Dental Roomsâ€"Over Messrs. Daurie & Son‘s Bookstore, directly opposite the Russell House No. 10, Sparksâ€"streot, Ottawa. 8346.3m38y M __â€"__M. KAVANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of Metealfo and Wellingtonâ€"streets, opâ€" eite the main entrance to the Gorvernment Baildâ€" &o. [© 1 THE REMED»Y FOR CURIXNG | ' + v hag + » p k Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Discuses of the Throat, Pains | and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, and 2e all the Discases â€"of the Pulmonary Organs. This Barsax is introduced to the sufiering public after its merits for tho positive cure of such discases have been fully tested. Tho formula from which it is pregned is referred to by the leading medical journals as teing equal to any prescription that can be made up for such Ciseases | ‘by the medical faculty, ‘The Barsax is, consequortly, recommended by physicians who have | ;beooxg:gsgqggiqt_od»with its great success. _ _ gâ€".si2.. hm BB" Oysters, Rama ats .dat v & Hair Brusbes, ‘Hail and Tooth Brushes, Condy‘s Disinfecting Fluid, â€"_ Maill‘s Hair Renewer, » _ Yardley‘s Celebrated Soaps, o Bath Sponges, e it oX Turkish Towels. Hard‘s Faringceous Food, _ ~â€" _ Ridge‘s Patent Food, Lubin‘s Perfumes, ~ Dr. Bonn‘s Toilet Vinegar, Nuun‘s and Farina‘s Colognes, Yardley‘s Zahater Soap, 2 § i Rimmel‘s " Dagmar" Bouquet. y C3Y $X OH TLA ioh Pembroke, Aug. 1, C Pllgnd" O O cininin agent \o tot. " ce elmins. Iabr cleivain iss haer Ssn Wr Pss ioi Bc ts cis 4s 4 3 h 4 A The J:roprietou of this valuable Balsam take pleasure in calling to it the attention of all medicine deslers, esirinf that they procure a supply of it, and recommend it to their afflicted patrons and friends. It will stand the test for morits, as bas the celebrated PERRY DAVIS‘ PAIgI KILLER, whic‘h has baen introduced to all parts of the inhabited world, and is every whero appreciated and sought after,. gAllan’n Jang Balsam is the remedy to cure all Lung and Throat dificulties. It should be thoroughâ€" ly tested before using any other balsam. It will cure when all others fail,. Directions accompany each bottie, For sale by all druggist«, PERRY DAVIS & £ON, Montreal, â€" jeneral Agents for the Dominion of Canada. j D.»\V1§SON & DANIEL, Gexnerat Acexrts. Mixisties axo Posiic Erkixtrs, who are so often aftiicted vmh' Throat Diseases, will find a sure remedy in this Bapsam. Lozonges and wafers sometimes give reliof, but this Bairsax, taken a fow times, will insure a permanent cure. + Will the Affticted Olergyman Please Test ita Merits?â€"Testimonia‘s ot Physiciansâ€"Dr. Nathaniel Harris, for many years a resident of Middlebury, Vermont, recommends the BiaLsay as being supcrior to all other romogiu for Bronchitis. e says: * I have no doubt it will soon become a classicai semedial agent for the cure ot all diseases of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs." f Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, surgeon in the army during the war, from exposure contracted ccasumption. e says : * «1 haveno hesitancy in stating that it was by the use of your Lrxo Barsax that ] am now alive and onjoying health." Dr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says : «**1 recommend your Bateas in preference to any other medicine for Coughs, and itâ€"gives satis‘asâ€" tion," Dr. A. L. Scoviil who has, for many years, been known to tao pualio throughout the United States as the inventorâ€"of remodics for the Lungs, recommends ALuuEx‘s Loxo Bausax as surpassing any thing that has.over been offered to the public for the cure of Lung Discasos. Heo has used it in his own family with great success in the case of his sister, who was supposed to bo in the lact rtages of Consumption. This lady is now well, and has been permanent‘y cured by Anurx‘s Luxo Barsas. Physicians who have failed to cure their patients should try this medicine before they give the case up, as we know very many yaluable lives have bren s1ved by being persuaded to give it # trial. Don‘:-de:puh beâ€" cause ‘ull uther remedies have fatled, but try this remedy and you wiil not bo deceivea, ___ As ax ExprEcrtoraxt it uas ;'c'.i;::;'!-blt is ooupt;ud of the active principles of Roots and Plants which are chomicsllg ertracted, so as to retain all their modicinal qualitios. TB e e i n e i o e T ies We dpursr /o memer l ul Allen‘s Lung Balsam ! 202¢ UE METROPOLITAN, NK 6 QUEE:‘V_""‘ISE;I:I'_A_UIEANT. OMINION HOUSE, EYVERE HOUSE, OTTAWA. TTAWA HOUSE. THE ME DICUA L ICKWICK HOUSE, )R «OLIVER MARTINX, Dentist, Officeâ€" , Eparksâ€"streot, Cential Ottawa. B4utf 637y UST RECKIVED R. GEOHRGE HUTCHISON, Dentist. _ Officeâ€"Sparksâ€"street, opposite Magee ‘& R. W. J. HENRY, Cornsr of Kent and Wellingtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. 43utf R. C,. A. MAR‘TIN, Dontist. Officeâ€" Bussexâ€"street, over Messrs, Campbol‘l_ ‘l_?o.'l. I. C. LEGGO, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, Officeâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" ouse is conveniently situated, and still main Motcls anb Salcons. (Late of coughton‘s Dining £aloon.] spacious sampleâ€"ruora for commercia : * 859y sHoual Cans. AUMOND‘3 BLOCK, Rideau Strese Ottmna, P. O‘MEARA, Proru:tror. QPIC‘I‘AOLES h FOR ALL SIGUT3. f Optical Instruments, Electroâ€" Magnetic and Galvanic Appaâ€" ratus, PhctognEbic Chemicals, wW. HEARN, Market Drug Store, Yorkâ€"streot. Prupists Corner James and Kingâ€"sts., 23 Sparksâ€"st., ssessssse:ss«««PROPRIETORS GEORGH IRVINE,. _ AT J. COPELAND Martin‘s Cardipal Food. Proprietor, T2 C g Proprietor. 809y H A L L, 516y At the Railway Offices in Ottawa, Rimouski, bhousie, 8t. John and Halifax. _. SANDFORD FLEMING Chief lng:'o Ottawa, Pth Nevember, 1868. : T0 â€"CONXTRAQCTORS . The undersigned is instructed by the Governâ€" ment of Canada to announce that &o line of the Interceclonial Railway is now located for actual construction between the following points, viz. : He is farther requested to state that the plans and profiles of those portions of the line are now ready, and that they may be seen, together with the general specifications under which the works are to be construsted, on and after TUESDAY NEXT, 171g INSTANT the A 9 L ¢ w« + y Mr. GUSTAVE SMLTH, (Or'fllilt of the Caths . dral) a Graduate of the Imperial Conservaiory of Paris. Lessons on Piano a 1 Singing. Rideauâ€" street, corner of K ingâ€"stroo Ottawa, June 23, 188. â€"~ Tiby . Riviere dn Loup and F.imouski {about 66 miles|, in the W. C. CLARK, Professor tinuie and ‘Leacher of Piano, Voice and H mony. Also, Mrs. Clark, Teacherof D: ..wins and Painting. Mume Rroms and Residence, O‘ .onnorâ€"strect, corner of Sl iterâ€"street, Contre Town. respectfally inform the public that théy will open a branch of their Drders may be lett at his residence or at Orme & Son‘s Music Stor~. 459 ‘Lheir classes will begin on the 15th OCTOBER. For particulars and terws apply to the LADY SUPERIORESS, _ B63if _ Corner of O‘Connorsaad Mariaâ€"sts. mar School, is now prepared to give private les~ sons in the French language. Terms moderate. N. B.â€"Will alsp give lessons in the Latin, Greck or English lzngu;gol if required. _ Orders may be leit at Meesrs. Durie & Son‘s â€"fveiapan. . 4 . on Anani i cminss. mnmicra tm cotrcsrtr ind n the R PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK, hs. Amberst and Folly Lake [about 53 miles] in * PROVINCE OF NOYA SCOTIA. The astonishing efficacy of the Canadian Fain Destroyer, in curing diseases for which it is reâ€" commended, and its wonderful success in subduing thetortur‘:\g pains of Rueumatism. and in re ieving Nervous Affections, entitle it to a high rzank ia «h» list of Remedie« for thesecomplaints, Dealers are coming in from Medicine D.lf.l'l in all parts of the country for further nfpliu. and each testifying to the universal satisfaction it gives â€"‘or the relief and cure of Epilepsy, St. Vitos‘ Dance, Puerperal Hysteria, &o., &c. Tms p;;por- ation is from the recipe uf a celebrated French Physician, and the very great success which has attended its use in ":;? case, and where the highâ€" est medical skil!l was of no .“ill;l has iflduced !t.:h subscriber to give 1t every poui e publicity. The genuine has the subscriber‘s name l}l)ld addrtess on each bottle. Price one doillar. Sole Proprietor, J. A. HARTE, Chemist, 346, Notre Dameâ€"strect, Montreal. Harte‘s Florida Water, equal to anything imâ€" ported. Price 37j cents per bottle. 183y a Newcastle, C. W., General Agents for C. W Bol ty Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W M Massey, H. F. McCarthy, J. Skinnper, and J. Brown, in Ottawa; Bite, Back ana ilead, Couprbs, Colds, Sore Thron Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the Sto: ach, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, bowel Cau:‘phinu, Burns,Scalds. > . rost Bites. &c. , &c. The Canadian Pain Destroyer has now been before the public for a length of time, and whenover used is we:l liked, never failing in a single instance to give permanent relief when timely used, and we have never known a single case of dissatisfaction where the directions are proâ€" porly followed ; but on the contrary all are doligh'f ed with its o’penfionl, and speak i n the highes torme of its virtues and magical eGects. The Cans iian Pain Destreyer never fails to give mmediate rolief. All Medicine Deaiers hor i Physic:aas orderand use it; and no family wil} witbhout it after onse try ing it. #rice twentyâ€"five cents }For bottle. ~ «_ NORTHROP & LÂ¥MAN, We speak from experience in this matter, havin tested it thoroughly, and therefore those who are sufering from any of the complaints for which it :s secommended may depend upon its being a Soveâ€" cign Remedy. l)ARODEE’l EPILEPTIC CURKE, Among the most important of modern Medical Disâ€" > soveries stands the CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER ! CoxarEcarion pE NotRres Daxg, FROM MONTREAL, 1t cleanses the breathing apparatus, by removrâ€" ing from the airâ€"cells the coagualable lymph, or that secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing a difficulty in breathing, and by its action on the discased part, causing the mucous membrane to resams its natural dimensions, thus equalizing the circulation ef the bload, and restoring the distendâ€" ed vessels to their natural size; by its use the horse‘s appetite is improved, all derangements of the di;ulivo orgaus corrected, softening the skin, and giving to the cont a sle:k and shining appearâ€" ance. s D. W. HURD, successor to Hiurvp & Co., Maiden Lane, New York, Sole Proprietoer for the United Etates. NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcastle, Ont , Proprietors for Canada. Price 25 cents. ‘Sold by Geo, Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. Massey, Henry F. Mc:Carthy, J. Skinner, and J. Brown, in Ottawa. 8$80.45â€"6m Y‘ind, and all diseases which affect the wind of horses ; also, as a Condition Meqicine, sarpaigsing everything of the kind, is easy to give, sure to cure and safe in all cases and at all times, and dees not prevent the horse from bsing worked while u;ing i!. PROVINCE . OF QUEBEC. 2; Matapedia and Dalhousie [about 32 mile«] ',ARLE\”I ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY and CONDITIIN MEDICINE is positive. ly superior to any, or all other preparations for the care of Heaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken Ottawa, October 16, 1863. MINS. H. BERTHELOT, of the Ottawa Educational Establishment i1 Oltawa. NTERCOLOXIAL RAILWAY. NHE AI8TERS *UITIOX. NANADIAN PAIN DPESTROYER! IANOeFORTE TULTION Ottawam Nov. 1.â€"1887 USICAL ACADEMY. Ednucationat. «MVedicai. oF ST3t Iyvdw PLALIN, ORNAMENTAL AXNp DECORATIYE | PAINTRRS, | AND PAPER HANGENS, | Chaund.ere and Lull. (8&1 next to R. R. Booth‘s Sm.Cilldiouu.d House, Bign, Villa and general w,ating e on the most rexsonable terms. ings and walls distempered in colors to cuit. Fresco work of a)! mu&m , References perm to the following rla-u: A. HH. Baldwin & Co., J, R. Baoth, Esq., R.H. Booth, Esq., Rov. Mr. Jobnson, Hull ; Rev Ar. Picket, Ottawa ; Mr. Haycook, Arohinoct, : August 26, $29â€"61m prrtin us cstestr P Tscr w n asss "vhh. oi M NXF kers, Fire, Life and Aocidental Insurance, Commission and Collecting Ageonts. Office, No. 27,Bussexâ€"street, Ottaws. R. E. 0‘coxxor. 378v w.OH. Wallker Ei‘ghviul andProof ©‘hiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Laâ€" chine Ales and Porter. Pork, Flour, #&c., for sale. Orricek; No. 5, Sparks Street, near the Russell House, Ottawa city, C. W. m diere Island, Ottawa, C T n preante. ) Lamabaat / < * > se cr;fion executed with accuracy. Communications ad Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid;, or left at the olhce of N. Enarks, Solicitor, &c., Otawa, will receive prompt a‘tention. 55 v PUBLIC NOTICE B BILLING®, Jr., Archulct,El‘in stroet © opposite the Post Office. Rererexors.â€"â€"H ASims, Esq, Architect, Philaâ€" delphia ; Thos Fuller, Esq, Lehitoo(. Albany ; ?‘r J A'él’l;l!., M P.,l?a:rs ;.Th_os_Reyrolds,_Enq Managing Virector O. & St L. R, R g»exs, seEcirrcavroxs, &C:, i Prepared for buildings of e by | 6t SLDNEY B, n;z‘. mm } Tiuft i Wellingtonâ€"st. ,, P tm T7 C Pm PR ifoatireaidtices utssc * Eo MJ e ac. Drawings, Specifieations, Models, and all other business in cocnection with the procuring of Letters Patent of Invention, attended ‘to at the shortest notén. p * OrriCzâ€"Eiginâ€"strest, opposite the Post ce, Ottawa. * 741â€"62’ l B. TACKABERIRY, Auction Roows © No. 36, Rideauâ€"street, below Whyte‘s Staâ€" tronery Store. The sale of Real Estate at Auction Oor private sale promptly atterded to. Corsignâ€" ments recoived and immediate attention will be paid. Sales sttended in any of the city or counâ€" MBRo Office: North side York Street, second oor from Bussex Street. 18y v40 Reainbardiin ols dintatiat in dreass olsn ie en in ratrent S °O . _ _ _ 0 . "//UHS DR Grand Prunk Lailway Return tickete to Prescott, Ko-m.vflh and Jttaâ€" wa at reduced rates can be had at the principals aâ€" tions oâ€" the lins. T. 8. DETLOR, THOMAS RETXOLDS, Superintende=rt. Managing Director. Ottawa,. May 14, 1868, 1y Baggage to and from Ottawa checked through from and to stations on Grand Trunk Railway LLAYR PRERCOTT. ARRIVE IY Ortaw Mixed, 7. 15 a, m,. 10.35 a, m. Rxpress, 1.35 p. m. 4.15 p. m. LRAVR OTTAW A. LRRIVE IX PRESCOTT. Exprets, 7 a. m. 9.25 a. m. Mixed, 1.00 p. m. 4.15 p. m The time of these Trains has been soarraoaged as to ensure connection with night and day trains on Grand Trunk, eas‘ ana west. N. B.â€"These 1rains run on Montreal Time. 1868, and until furtbor notice, TRAINS will run as follows : * Tickets issued th:wgh al the Company‘s princiâ€" pal scations, . For farther information and time of arrival and departure of a‘) train« at terminal and way staâ€" :iiqu, appiy at the Ticket Oflice, Bonaventure Rtaâ€" on; , Ts C.J; BRYDGES®, Managing Director :~ and Intermediate Stations at......... 7.00 a in Â¥xprees for Doiton at..........â€"<:......â€".>.... 8200 ‘ & m Express for Boston and New York, at...... 4:30 p m Express for Quebec, Island Pond, Gorâ€" bam and PorIADGwâ€"â€".:â€"+.+..++â€"...««... .. 2:00 p m Night Express for Quebec, Irland Pond, Gorharm and Portland, stopping be. tween Montreal and lsland Pond at 6t. Hilaire, Et. Hyacinthe, Acton, Richmond, Sherbrooke, Waterville and Coui:‘okc:::y, Rifrnrtr ever sermeensnce 0410 Bp x * par Blns on ail Night Trairs. Bagâ€" gage checked through, fio steamer _ Carisita leaves Portliand every SATULOAY AFTERNUON (after the arrival of train leaving Montreal on Friday night), for Haliâ€" fax, N;e‘., returning on Tuesday, She has excellent accommodation for passengers and freight. The International Company‘s Steamers, rupning in connection with the Grand Trunk Reilway, eave Port!and every MONDaAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 p m, for St. Jobn, N. B. GRA!D TRUXK RAILWAY COM+= PANY OF CAXADA. 1268.] SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. p18es. Trains now leare BONAVENTURE STATION as follows : with Traipsto : »pd from Perth. The 7:15 a.m. trair. from Brockv.!le connects with U. F, Coy‘s Steamers for Ottawa, Portageâ€"daâ€"F ort, Pombroke, &0., &¢., and the 1:15 p m. train from Eandpoint leaves after those stcatmners are due rom east and west. > Brockville, April 1i. GoIxG wWEST, : Day Express for Ogdensburg, C:tawa, Brockville, Kirgston, BeDevilie, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantford, Night _ do do _ do _ do _ do :30 p m Accommodation Train for Vaudreuil ut 5:10 p m Returning each morning, arriving in ME DAL stt dictstcaditsst issc ca ts ) M id Plattsburgh, and there connect with the C:nu- plain boats. . _ _ GOING SOUTH AXD EAsT. Aeeonmgdltion Train tor Istand Pond MEONEDNBNT RCLc+r+ x+ xsÂ¥x+e282 285 hCaznseerkanien Accommouation Train for Kingston and Intermediate Etations, at.... »»»»»». 7:00 a m Trains for Lachine +t ..........*5:00 a m, 700 a m #:a m, 12 noon, 3:â€"0 p m, #4:40 p m, 5;00 pm and 6:30 p m. *The 5:00 a m and 4:10 p m Trains runs through to WiLnthubatnarh : ces db e 0 e ON and AFTER FRIDAY, the 28 of MAY, me c couce dtk laxicls 1 ENE July 7, 1868, LIVER & ANNABLE, Wholesale Manuâ€" t"u:mrgnnof 7&1‘0_&&. Chairs, &¢c., Chauâ€" ‘CONAOR & WALLER, Exchange Broâ€" L ... k. e l e se ied eW AXDALL ¢ MONTGOMERIY, T. LAWRENCE AND 0 TTA WA ¢ RATLWAY, (formeriy the Ottawa & Prescott Rail« ay.) sUMMER |A BBRA KG# Commenting on the 2014 Apr HAXGE OoF Timk. CHRISTIE, Commissicn Merchant Goderich, Buifalo, Detrc and a‘l points West, at H. MeGREEVY, Contracior and Builder. nUOCKYILLEH & OTTAWA RAIL= ‘ Y AYÂ¥X. SPAILK®, Provincial Land Surveyor, CODD & CO., Patent Agents, Solicitors &¢c. Drawings, Specifications. Models. and L Atliscelfancous. .:-,-‘% An froabs. JOHN OLLVER, WILLIAM ANNABLE.* ntititdnsiats 8 sc trabsscsr iss oi 1 x I_)ctlpit, Chicago, Sole agent for Read‘s H ARBOTT, â€"_ bManaging lhrector, > 412y w. H. WaALL®E. i£ M EN 1 AIpril, 1868. 9:20 650 TAE TIMES is printed aod publisbe‘ * Tax OTraw a 1’:.- Pamtxe axo PooM® iwo Couraxt, at the Office, ‘35.__51"""-‘ Mr. JOHNX LESLIE, Eparkeâ€"streol Agent for Ottaws and Vici#NJ» 1 Wthoy se u'““"‘n # A.‘SACSDQIB m * Mostrenl tke fl Sole Wholessle Agents in the, Domimon 1« *** 1 Hives sale of J, Sewill‘s W atches. se 1 uen wakiens it cnee en se COURT OP SPAIS, oo# THE RIGUT HONORALLE THE LORD® MISSIONXERS OF THE ADMIRALTY HER MAJEST Y QUREX VICTORIA‘Y ROJ# NAVY : : Prive Medalist of the Great Internstional £89*~ tion of London, 1862, and of the Uniâ€" vereal Exhibition of Paris, 187. Direct Importers of W atches, Clooks, Jewelt"â€" Electroâ€"plated W are and Fanoy M1 ture t> order all kinds of Gold, Riiver and J ewellery . WAâ€"ranted. | ALIIANCE, crerve | LMERALD, OoRrREek, % CALUMET, JASON GOULD, PONTIAC, _ â€" PE#®BROKE. â€" SNOW BIKD, Slllmn.o nous£e. Hzs not re; E. K. Mac@LLivrRay 4 ®. | "maemst o All kinds of Direct Importers of Watches, Clooks, Jowelier? €uoed rates, Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fency G ods, maniisâ€" No use of , ture to order all kinds of Gold, Silver apd EsX PM Enoo Direct Imporcers of Watches, Clooks, Jewellert, Electroâ€"plated W are and Fangy Goode manufacâ€" ture to order all kinds of Gald.Silwer and Hair The Eteamer Caolume wil, on and afer D# OCTOBER, leave Havelock for Chapesu Villegt every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7 ocock, ». m.; returning, will leave Chapeau V Havelock every â€" WEDNESDaAY ant m DAY, at 2 o‘clock, p. m. 84 Direct Importers of Watches, Clocks, Jewelier Electroâ€"plated Ware and F. Goods, mapuls ‘t‘l.r:::ko:’dornll kinds of;z Bilver and H# 'W-tehu‘.cmeu and Jewellery Repaired as 1v0 mt ATDDTIOT BE asees sssmmensmmenenee> pa L@BVC ATDPTIO® Mt .»»sssesussseseereserverees» 220 PM Arrive at Brockville #t....................AMS PB In time to connect with MMB&Q Nigtt Trains, East and West. DoWXwAkD8, Leave Brockville at..... ..1!: m Arrive at Arnprior at................_.0..1l210 pM LeaÂ¥ve ArBprio® &t..... ......... ......«»«. 1200 pm AEFIED B4 AUMEAWI B »arccecerrrentissessens 4900 ty => _â€"=: e well as b z 1t n suts € to merit l’l':: 16 eee5= > it( e s xz . i _ aeutiffin the p f i wigh to arcan KION FORWARDING & RalLWa ltaml U company, _ _ ‘ m‘“"_ + C consignments Upper Ottawna Roeute! "»HEB&GS _ The Steamer Calum« will on and after th Sep tember leave Havelock on Tuesdays and Fridep at 5 a.m., returning from Chapeawy Village sam days at 2â€"p.m. A connection is made daily with the Brockride ng Ot'u:: Rdl'_.y.on the up and down trigp. On eand after ith September, (until further potice), the Mteamer Ana Sisson will leave Aylmer daily (Sundays excepted), for the Upper Ottaws at 7 a m., connecting with the Steamer Alltunce as bead of railroad, at 11 a m., touching at Sandpuint, Bristol, Bonechere, Furrells Goula‘s Wharf and Portageâ€"duâ€"Fort. Etages leave Goula‘s W harf irmmediately after arritn Steamer Al/sance for Cobden, connecting with Eteamer Jason Gould, and arriving at Pembrok same cvening. _ _ Between Brockville and Ottaws, via Brockviile and Otcawa Railway and Union Forwarding Reliâ€" way Company‘s Steamers : 3 The Steamer A/liance leaves Portage s p wes every morning at 7:99 (Gundays excepedyomg IC i .o af sns _ # 8 ing at Gould‘s Wharf, Karrell‘s Whart, Bâ€"oeten, Bristol, Sandpoicrt and Arnprior, and arriving s bead of railroad at 11 a, w., and connecting wit Bteamer Ann Suwon at Pontiac at noop. Pame gers reach Ottawa at 4 p.m. Leaves the Queen‘s \\hn;t;x;: gere for Montreal, every mon cepted) at To‘clock, (railway t tr1 adinidsiatadiitnsiizes s a c : 4 .““ Figt-ehu Fare (moals extra» manreene ns nnsnnee» $3 0 Recond * *» wenennnne ns snntmees & O First _ "® _ Returnâ€" «© vournrnntsnsszieees $ 60 lhg‘lg checked t3rough. Parcel Express daily to and from Montres) all landings. FoF tbe seich ‘d Passengers for the celebrate c‘“hfi landed at L‘Orignal, Tickets, &¢ , may be obtained 2t the offes of Mr. C. E. BRUSH, and aise at the Ofict un the wharf, or on board the steamer. Paities aesirous of a pleasa Excursion Tickets to G reaville fare. _ s WE HEREREY ArroINT Ottawa, Norember 3, 186# C.}mam R. G. Nigniors, _ Leaves (#:.wn or Major‘s and intermediate n ings on Tuesdarys and Frianys at 4 o‘clock, P98 ___ e y _ 3k W.s!lliflll'.l;. ‘The Steamers Pontiac or Pembrokeleare daily at I p.m., for Des Joachim, calling at all interme alate ports._ Returning, leaving at 6 am., o necting at Pembroke with Steamer Jason Gail waiehfienm Pembroke Landing at 2 pm., us arrives at Portag=â€"duâ€"Fort same evening. naoTrawaRriveRr NAVIGATIqy T cOoMPANL‘s Queen 18(Gs® Havia Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repared ** i"w"“"“-"¢7l'°ku-d Jewellery Repaired ant | ', BTet Watshes, Clocks and Jewellery Repsised and Ottaws May 20. HEFFIELD HOUSE. E. K. MAacGILLIVRAY & 00, Travellers and tourists w _I!"attlls. J;aieucfi.,â€" #c. UuKEFFIELD HOUSE, E. K. MaAcGILLIVRAY & CO HEFFIELD nOUSF, i E. K. MacGILLIVRAY & CO. STEAMER " PRINCE of Uxtox Forwaroisc & Ranwar Coxra®y Condensed Time Table SEWILL, LIVERPOOL, oTicr, AN En g gene abroad that the W ATCHES. 4+ MARKET STEANER iONEOTUs typr MAJIL STEAXNCR Captain A. Bowir Stramtrs. V ICECLIDE,. (Sundays ef. :f"l‘il‘l’rlln:)‘ufi'h‘.“ Ottawa, October 16th, 1868 a pleasant Can ivteaville -n:ntfl :: L. U fnd this a delight,, ict ()I'ia‘ " mails and parsey E88( » WALP3 B9Y1Ip 79 1864 WEyyp Where the BIG x 0""1 8 TE A CcarBmry T53y TB EMOV No. 104. LIbE T No, ‘Mffl: ingston and Mary Ann, us â€" The eubscri and the prblic A BR A ELGTNâ€" fon wadene & jng the. trust He would receive inst furniture, b« or auction. very euperi, lodred -P:“( James O°R H.V. 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