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BuAlD.â€"‘l'w or three comfortably furnishea hL0O0M8, WITH BOARD, TO Ll“ in Centre Toap. Amu the T:urs OMlee, _ ; Ottawa, ber 27 1868. 8891 houiafib.'uldbog to sequaint her cusâ€" tomers and friends that she has removed to the corner of Sparks and Bankâ€"sts., (opposite Mills‘ Marble Works), where she intends keeping on h..dsmum-ddfllocnlls; also, FLOUR, OATS, &c. Thanking her friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon ber, in her old stand on Wellingtonâ€"st., she hopes to merit a continuance of the same in her new promises. > JANE CRAWLEYy. Ottawa, Nov. 17, 1868. . 90 Dat F C xt _ _ f CCC TK Wike L. Aylen, l.‘ For hrtht;ln'iulm apply to Joux and Wu,. Trowsos, epean, and Lewis & Pi=ucy, Barristers, Ottawa. Je2â€"141â€"+f WNNHNHNGNHNihpremmmenmn anmennnmea 2 FOI SALK.~»=The Westerly oneâ€"third of Lot No. 27. in First Concessicsc, Ottawa Front,Neâ€" pesan, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the samé#conâ€" cession, at present in the secupation of Wm.T. koles ~ Hust ut o lof LCs TICA0M VEB C LB L. f.'_"" Noyo!bor_l 1, ma.- s t95wbol_ s R.oll ro LET, MRS. SMITH, Corner of Bank azd Albertâ€"sts., can rent TWO FURNTSHED BEDROOMS and & SITTING ROOX. S68F im o n emenmmmerenrrarenntrormmne nen mmw...... e s 'l\o'll l'-I'l,â€"A Oo-fmbllo Honse, furâ€" nished, or six months, A at this office. Ottaws, Oct. 5, i868. ppiy n"!" D'II.I.I.IO TO LET.â€"«That commodious DWELLING, on the corner of Sparks and Bankâ€"sts., centaining fourteen large rooms, with use of cellar. Rent very moderate. Apply on the premises, to s JANE CRAWLEY. Ottawa, Novrember 11, 1268. #95Del A coUNTtRy BUsixXEsSs STAND FOR SALE or TO LET.â€"Premises in the Village of Cantly, Gatinesuâ€"about fourteen miles trom the cityâ€"used as a general store for the past ten years; store and dwelling attached ; storehouse, burn, and about ten acres of clearance. A good «pportunity for snyone vbibzudolulo country business. Apply to R. BLAGCKBURN. New Edinburgi, November 13, 1868. 897d17.2 _ _ _A _ AOULgH, November Novemper 13, 1868. The advrertiser will dispose of a & GOO0D PAYING BUSINESS, (About Eight Thousand Dollars Worth,) IX A GENERAL STORE, Within a short distance of Ottawa. mer of lowa, who had long loved her, telling him thulho’l:ad broken her enâ€" gagement, relating the circumstances to mmd’admg by saying that she was y to be married, am{‘ifbewouldeome and be there at the time set for her wedâ€" ing, she would marry him. He complied. dmfier betrothed New Yorker, astonished to receive her letter, closed up his business as best he could, and came to Tazewell county by the next train. Hercached the kittle village where she lived, and was has tening up to the bouse to fulfil his efib- ment, when he was met by some of his friends and told that his bride had just been married to another man. He fainted away on theâ€"spot and *was iken to the hotel. When the bride was told of it, she was overwhelmed with remorse, but it was then too late. Showalmgy married to her cousin. The New Y r twice heartâ€" broken, left for his home without secing her, and she passed through this city yesâ€" terday on her way to an lowa farm, lookâ€" 1 ing very dejected and anything but like a wo'ncl TO CAPITALISTSs. Au n 1 Cheenisndintet mcsied ms ATCE to delay sthe ceremony for â€" a day or two. . He also reterred to the time when he had expected to be united to her sister. Provoked to think that he still rememberâ€" ed his former love, the young lady wrote him in a passion, and sitting down at the same time wrote to a cousin of hers, a farâ€" mer of Towr whna:had Inno LacuoP us style, and depart immediately for New Y ork city. Sid A few the expectant bride reâ€" ecerved a lg:"tcr ;g:m her bethrothed stating that he ad entered into a speculation that would keep him in the city _so that he could not possibly be with her at the time appointed and asking her hivimneroiniiesshugh DC / Tpcctend e cvenmnans aeliuininins Ads: » he proposed to her and was accepted. Her father was a widower and was anxious to get married himself as soon as his daughter was out of the way, so he urged the match forward. The means of the lover now admitted a brilliant wedding, and preparations were made for it They were to be married last Wednesday in s\gyleL, and depart immediately for New dence with him to endeavor to mitigate his sorrow. The corresppndence became interesting. The young girl grew up, and, as years rolled on, ripened into a great beauty. The sight of her photograph awakened in the young man‘s bosom the love that he had supposed crushed forever ; and went off ~and married another.© The young man was heartâ€"broken, and packed up his effects and went to New York city. "I here hcfi his grief, buried himself in business, engaged in speculation ; was successful and became werithy: A youngâ€" er sister of the girl that had j\ltej him, moved by sympathy, began a corresponâ€" THE STORY OF A JILTED FremcliCHll.....ssâ€"semcsprecersrcccerces. E HP COMEHNOIG h.« cxnccunchaceccescercrcocc t T0 Yesolt Kafpâ€"«â€" «sn crerncvcacercencncc d U e O _ ccrosecovect Anriteccrenmclilf U Harness Leather.....................00 30 Midesâ€"â€"Slaugbter, per 100 \be.... 6 00 The Peorid Triemscript tells the followâ€" ing «fory of a true love whose current ran unusuaily rough : Several years ago, a youngâ€"lady in Tazeâ€" well county was wooed by a young man. He obtained het consent, and the eqnsent of the old folks, but three days before the wedding she took a freak into her head Appiy, by letter, (propaid), to Best Spanish Sole, No. 1 Urdiaary do _ do runners yesterday, was the cause of one of the bost markets which we hare seen for some time past, and if the present facilities remain there is every prospect that the markets will be better supplied than of late. < No material alteration in prices took place yesâ€" terday, and our quotations remain unchanged. EMOY AL. The snow, enabling farmers to come to town on MJ"C SEE FIRST PAg8E. [Compiled expressly for the Ottiwa Tixts.] : * f â€";i-u__OIog._A OttaWw&, For Sale or to Let. OTTAWA MARKETS ""# Ottawa City Post Offce 891 thia"tf. Market. ce meec l TK LOVER. @ 00 26 &# 0Q 24 & 00 45 & 00 42 @ t > # 00 s0 @ 00 50 & 00 145 i# 0Q 31 &# 00 00 To New Orleans .......... To Chicago. To Washington ........... $1 30 To Baitimore . To Philadelphia ...........$1 05 To New York TY h.sld DL NOC encrsscesscesccenstcnes esvsssscsssessesssssssessceces 100 25 R Do do CJOUDOGâ€".=++c~ceccrverserserrscrcrtersersanzscetrsetsrect anis cres OO 50 Example at present tarif rates to Buffaio, and from thence to the following places, in U. 8. curâ€" rency, which reduced to Canada money at 45 por cont premium, makes the actual cost, as in second celumn :â€" i sutniatz Hisitciizans & 3 vuwlx-'ulf â€" . ; _ p . 67â€" 0°% 480 of the telegraph, are more profitable than high. It is not, however, solely in the light of a safe and good investment that the Directors desire that tlfin enâ€" terprise should be viewed. They feel that their object will be but indifferently attained unless they can satisfy the public, the business and cormmercial men, that art who use the telegraph as a med:um of rapid communication, are interested in the establishment of what may be called a competing line. As in the administration ot public affairs, a strong, watchful opposition, is the bost security for gooi and careful government: ro in commercial maiters, an honest rivairy in the various pursuits avud branches of trade farnishes the best security thac the public shall be well served. To apply the usunu to the purpose in hand, the following table showing the inconsistencies, and, in many instances, the excessive rates now charged on messages nassi between the cities and towns of Ontarto, Quebec and the United States, will, it is balieved, oon"‘moo‘-tio reader that an honest comâ€" petition is needed, not only for the reduction and adjustment of rates, but also to ensare that attentiun and care which would of necessity be enforced on the Companies competing for public favor, and thus tend greatly to promcte the general interests of the community. L EXAMPLE OPN PRESET TARIFF RATES, WITH DiSTAXCES. MILYS, CANADA MOXEYy, From Toronto to Suspension Bridge.................................. .... 82 400 Do _ do _ Montreal neevnntenteennteanhrensertsensessserrnentrccerrceryess S 30 . > Do _ do. _ Mitchell, Seaforth, Bothwell, Ailsa Craig, Caleâ€" m â€" donia, Chatham, Dunvilie, Newbury, Port Burâ€" z 49 / a :ell. Port Colborne and many other praces...... ; Â¥in in If Ei6 ow css EuS _ _ Ihe pubjlished recurns for 1867, show that600.757 messages were sent in Canada, sages in the United States for the same period excesded 20,800,000, the former bein messageto every aix persons, the latter, two to every three. From these returns and r reasonably inferred &'u a reduction of rates to a tariff at which the wires of both Cor filled, will secure a fair field and good prospects to the Uominion Company without i; jndic'li.:g the i?uruu of ;E;’ Com'{ny now monopolizing the ground. a martianiars s ui AHL C e en e c e O m 1 A csmparison of the number of messages, and persons using the wire in C States, furnishes a further proof ofthe advantage wthop;nblie and :orrupo.dh‘nbon:::dt:tb.onw: panies arising out of a reduction of rates. * * : P C o e P m it prtainet Srordadl Sntmiciss The particulars submitted above are sufficient in the opinion of th@t low rates, by encouraging & more general use of the telegraph is not, however, solely in the lizht of a safe and #ood invaatmaent ch. Bhowing an average increase of a million a yoar lor the last five years 1868 |" [ e C eR e efetnstinnitea in uty n m annaie hn e pwatmaihie ces us conc esns it o nol e n nE nesr NAE 28th, * . i : "* In April last we reached the maximum capacity of our wires, and have sincse been com lled to refuse business daily. The Committee, therefore, have reached the conciusion from the sctnurupdri- ence of and working the present linesâ€"that «e 'l';‘lzn ic businees is growing faster than Telegraphic facilities." % As er {rooton this point, the low rates havo so pressed the wires of both Companies with business through the day, that posters have baen placed in ali the main olougrocltimin‘ that double the number of words would be telegraphed at night at the same price as halt the number of words by day. 2 in nz;pon of the observation quoted above, that tol:{nphh business is growing faster than teloâ€" graphic facilities, the following statement exhibiting the wonderful increase in the use of the wire, wit:in the last six years, cannot be without interest to our readers. The gross carnings of all teleâ€" graph lines. in the United States for the following years woere :â€" December, 1866.........$ $51,971 40; December, 1867.........$9576,135 19 ; Increase.........$ 24,163 79 Jany., Feb., March,‘67 1,594,644 96 ; Jany., Feb., March,‘681,727,939 55 ; Increase......... 133,244 09 April, May, June, ‘67, 1,559,178 79 ; Afril, May, June, ‘68, 1,749,631 52 ; 1ncrease......... 1859,852 73 While these beneficial results were flowing to the Western Union Oc-m from the reduction of rates, the new Companies had created a business more than sufficient to fill their wires. In proof of this the following extract is taken trom the report of the Atlantic and Pasific Company, made July 28th, 1868 : _ j XP « In April last we reached the maximum capacity of our wires, and have since been compelled to uafnes hnoinane smAarlse Wt 15â€" $ i c lc oo ut ce c e c W s P o e l hi Ceml T " 1 This reduction took place in November, 1867. A comparison of the receipts of the Western Union since that pericd with the corresponding months of the previous year givres the following results :â€" Gross Receipts for Price Cellected at Toronto. The tollowing table shows the redastion which has been effscted in rates inâ€"the ngighboring States arising out of the cons.ruction of.competing lines :â€" KXAE @iTn pek mOUEBqQ IL OOH WCTEErrcrrrereresrrsstoreerseserecceressresssorspessrsssrsssesscrees $2;025 do 50 do do sversecssssseuscenssesssccssecssscesscssesssessssstesses ceeees . 2,8095 do 2 do MBQ "___ . _ Lecerersessheniavbenersreveige 2632 30233235¢¢4+ e 4 Carr resvereny"" BWY An advertisement has recently appeared announciag to the public that the rates from 1st Septem. ber, proximo, will be further reduced to $16.65 per ten words. - With these new Companies the Dominion Telegraph Company of Canada have antered into most satisfactory business relations, and confident of the soundness of the principle which led to the adoption of the pennyâ€"postage system in Great Britain, the voluntary reduction from $100 to $16.65 per ten word message by the Ocean Cable Company, and the uoo.u!umrniom of the Companies recently established in the United states, invite the business and mercantile community of Canada to join them in the promotion of an enterprise, based on the principle of moderate rates and extended business which, while injuring no one, they confidently expect will result in securing a large return to the in vestor, and prove a vast benefit to the community. > Allusion has been made to the voluntary reduction of rates b_g the Atlantic Cable Company. A Chicago paper, writing on the subject of the growing use of the elegraph, gives the following return as obtained directly from Cyrus W. Field, showing very conclusively the ;mn both to the pugllo and the Company of the reduction of rates: ® AVERAGE DAILY RECEIPTS. The Atlantic and Pacific, the Great Wostern, and other American Companies have invaded the field, and have become successful eonrmon for the public patronage and support. There Companies, actirg on the cheap postage princiro. are forced the old monopolist to a reduction of rates, which has resulted in a more widely exte use 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. « On the 25th day of June, A.D., 1868, the DOMINION TELEGRAPH COMPANY was duiy CHARâ€" TERED according to law. * The admitted importance and value of Telegraphy, weuld, in the osiniou of the Directors, have rendered any introduction of the Dominion Telegraph Company to the Canadian public unnecessary had it not been that previous attempts to estahblish Telegraph Con{uiu in Canada, to share the business with the Montreal Company, had been allowed to fail through. The success of a Telegraph Company will main‘ly depend on its ability to meet the domards of the public, and consequently it should possess, at least, o?:al facilitiee with any other Company, of access to all quarters with which its customers may desire to have communication. The business relations ketween these two Companies continue in full force, but the patents having run out, the m@gnopoly so long enjoyed by the Western Union has ceased to exist. All glasses of Society are interested in extending the use of the Telegraph, at Low rates, and the Directors are satisfied, that the adoption of a scaie of charges considerably below the rates now exacted in Canada, will by encouriging a much more extended use of this mediam of communication, not only prove a real and substantial benefit to the pablic generally, but will also ensuro a safe and profitable return to the Investor. * 1 This important requisite has rot been, until now, within the reach of any Company entering the field as a competitor with the Montreal Company, in consequence otf the close and exclusive connection formed between that Company and the Western Union Company, of the United States, the latter by virtze of certain patents, having until withinthese two years, monopolized nearly the who‘e of the telegraph busibess of the neighboring republic. A contract, granting permanent connection and extraordinary advantages, has alroad je cuted, between this Company and the Atlantic and Pacific Company of New York ; lhnl,ynbt.:: ::r.y commencement, as the Lines of this Company are constructed from the Buspension Bridge, at Clifton (the point of cornection) to any point in the Dominion, all the chief cities and places in the States touched by the Lines of the Atlantic and Pacife Tolegraph Company, atre brought in immediate cunâ€" nection therewith. T # A permanent connection has also been sosured with the (GGreat Western Telegraph Company of Chicago, whereby ths Company will be brought into close connection with all the Lnkog’,oru aod other piaces through the North Western States, and through to California. f & Toronto, September 29, 1868. The Directors are of opinioh t?t it would be to the interest of the Stockholders generally to obtain sabscriptions from all quarters of Canada, and with this view they propose to divide the Stock amongst the different towns and cities throughout the Dominion in allotments suited to the population and busiâ€" nees occupations of the diferent localities and the interest which they may be supposed to take in such an enterprize, are under the mapagement of a Board of Directors anuually eleoted by the shareholders in conformity with the Charter and Byâ€"laws opAhe Company. + C Is $500,0080, divided into 10,000 shares of $50 cach, 5 per sent to be paid at the time of subscribing, the balance to be paid by instalments, not eaceoding 10 per cent par munthâ€"seaid instalments to be ealled in as the works progress. Tlll DOMLNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY has been orgauired undor the Act respecting Telegraph Companies, chapter 67 of the Consolidated Btatutes of Canada. 1ts object is to cover the Dominion of Carada with a complete netâ€"work of Telegraph lines. Counsel, MESSRS. CAMERON & MeMICHAEL. .__DOMIN IO N f Telegraph â€" Company ! Capital Stock,....................$500,000, IN 10,000 SHARES AT $50 EACKH. From New Yorkto From $100 per meesage of ten werds. do 50 do do . do â€" 2 do do P arsreser _ meesl 3§ HON. M. C. CAMERON,â€"Provi JAMES MICHIE, Esq.,â€"Fulton, HOPN.WM. CAYLE?,-Toron:.o. J AMES MICHIE, Ev..â€"-l-‘ulton, Michie & Co., and Geo. Michre & Co., Teronto. HOPN.; WM. CAYLEY,â€"Toronto. ; f A! M. SMITH, Esq.,â€"A. M. Smith & Co., Toronto. L. MOFFATT, Esq.,~Moffatt, Murray & Co., Toronto. U. B. REEVE, Esq.,â€" Toronto. MARTINX RYAXN, lléq.,â€"'l\!oum. * HON. J. MeMURRICHâ€"â€"Bryce, McMurrich & Co., Toronto. A. R. KcMASTER, Esq.,â€"A. R. McMaster & Brother, Toronto. HON. M. C. CAMERON,â€"Provincial Secretary, Toronto. _ _ President, 1ON. WMÂ¥. CAYLEY. sthassescre« $! 90 THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY coOoNTRAUTS OF CONNECTIONS®. !‘r;.,n"rcl)ro:t; to Buffalo...., J n:lfi.monp-o x 85¢ â€" From Toronto to Buffalo. Buffalo to 900 _ Washington. * THE CAPITAL STOCK ‘{, »NOw 18t007.iJi mossages were sent in Canada, while the mesâ€" same period exceeded 20,800,000, the former being less than one latter, two to every three. From these returns and results it may be on of rates to a tariff at which the wires of both Companies can be good prospects to the Vominion Company without in any way proâ€" aay now monopolizing the ground. ove are lnlll«s'iont in the opinion of the Directors to establish the fact PROSPECTUS. DIRECTORS. Secretar;, II. B. KEKK Y E. ACTUAL COST, BOTM TiRIPrS *oeneerat envnensersbensenen004 400 * +8 e8ee0+8 se +8 400 eete en en e sa00 ve nau e ne nen nee n n n ane s 0 0 tenseenne es en se en006 80 nes 804048 s88 8840 + +# 00 ke K 27. T Cmm m n n n w m e en n en n n n 8 4 se b0 n a 0 Former Rate, Present Rate 3 o+ n I Reduced to Canada Money. z »â€"»« . $1 900â€"$2 20 1 Reduced to _ Canada Moeney. Janada Money. § *«**** â€" +« $2¢â€"$0 82 unds Aroney § : â€"..â€":â€": +498 â€"§0 89 Canada Money. z 90â€"$0 resnvrererescecscnes sssesss422+e+++:300 & Reducead to a Canada Mongy. { »~......820â€"$0 97 Genceral Supcerintendeni, MARTIN RYAN. *rt nersuensnen snn 88 a8 +408 24200 pas C " waenenenne en n ns a9h h28 e 2000 8000 0 Treasurer, HON. J. McMURRiCH. H. B. REE tenesesesess00e 00 eesencssescee++++$3,792,245 40 seesnenans +s tesssans seee 40 €0 1. 00 80 . Canadians 25 on and after §26â€"§1 12 4,420,268 88 5,624,401 20 1,641,552 4t 3530â€" . _ THE OTTAWA TIMES, NOVEMBER 21. IRON BEDsTEADS, LAMPS, l’ COAL OIL, SAUCEPANS, Brass and Enamelled Kettles, Tinware, ‘Toilet Betts, Baths, Flour Sioves, Brushes, Dish Covers, Table Mats, Sad Iroos, Table Cutlery, Tea and ;“vqbl; 'ls‘-m?n'd Puumil‘;n. lllneini Kn\v:‘c, . Was Boards, ‘rigerators, gFBe â€" I ors, Cr:ot §£s‘n§!:_yh_ Pails, Table Belis, Toa At reduced figures, CANPâ€" KETTLES, SHA®TY PLATES AND BASINS, ' BIRD CAGES! BIRDCAGESt BIRD CAGES All of the above at the "© CAaAPITAL"! STOVEK ~pEPOT Supplied with & STOVEPIPES AND TINWARE, 1 mum.o m l 00 6 Em TTE ADUHW, £VE Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots, Soup Turcens, Jelly and Pudding Moulds, &0., &c., &o:, &c. § COUKTRY MERCHAXNTs f ARE YOU GOING TO BE MARRIED? If so, call and see our large assortment of necossary Houseâ€"keeping Goods, suitable for Kitchen, Dining Room, or any room in your house. Youne Max, see that your house is well furnished with useful articles before you spend your monrey in mere showy ornamental things. of every description in stock, suitable for smallest family, or the largest hotel. Common, Bright and Russia Iron, and everyt.ning in the Tin, Sheet Iron and Copperâ€" ware Line, on hand or made to order. Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughs, Building Job Work and Repairs attended to punctuzlly. We koopinonc but the best and most experienced meâ€" chanies. COOKING STOVES, â€" DOUBLE STOVE: BOX STOVES, HOTEL _ STOVE: PARLOR STOVES, _ COAL STOYES, BEDROOM STOYES, DUMB _ STOVE: STUOUVEPIPES! ELBOWS! _ STOVEPIPES o tR CVen DOUBLE STOVES, the best in use, HOTEL â€"STOVRS, large and oxtra strong made, expressly for Hotel and Boarding Houses, ooul;)leu with large Copper Water Reservoirs and Plate Warmers. e call special attention of Hotel Keepers to these stoves, they will lnst as long as any six ordinary stoves. See them and Jud?o for yourselves. Price lists sent free on application. _ be surpassed, _ _ BOX & HALL STOVES, that are untivalled for MADMDY m mmnernue .!l;._.‘}!! W' are of the latest and most improved patterns, and the most extensive assortment shown in Ottawa. COOKING B'I‘OVE:S.k _otd the good oldâ€"fashioned in COOKILNG STOVES, of the latest and most modern designs 3 PARLOR STOVRS, for elegance of design cannot We beg to notify the public that our stock for the season is now complete ; our city , dufi‘:: &'.'::':l,‘mfmt.iyon of every non sold «©CAPITAL®" STOVE DEPOT, 35 Sussexâ€"stroct, Ottaws, _ : / : H. MEADOWS & CO. PAINT OF ALL COLORS, Rose Pink, Burnt Umber, C Terra de Seinna, Chrome Yellow, / YÂ¥ellow Ochre, Celestial Blue, € Paris Green, Brunswick Green, Magnesia Green, Venetian Red, Red Load, White Lead, in oil or dry, Urop Black, Ivory Black, LmK Black, Boiled Oil, aw Oil, Turpentine, _ s Benzole, Coal Oil, s Paint Brushes, e o_ a .. ‘Varnishes, &o. Buts, Sorews, Locks, Bolts, Catches, Latchos, Axes, Saws, Planes, Slnm, Hammers, Spokeshaves, Gouges, Chisels, Augers, Auger Bits, Eteol Bits, Bevels, ® Levels, Borins Machines, s raw Knives, &et, &c., &c. Together with â€" _ f f, The celebrated Sheffield Ciub, «_ s+_ Canadian Favorite, «#* «_ Central Park do and all other English and German Patterns. Skate Straps, all patterns, &c., &c,. Also, a genoral assortment of I SHELF & HEAVÂ¥Y HARDWARE, consisting in part of GENERAL HOU 3E.JrURN ISHING, > Butcher Knives, Kuives and Fortks, â€"___ Pocket Knives, Table Spoons, . a Tea Spoons, Téa Trays, Table Mats, 8IGN OF THE ANVIL, No. 24, RIDEAUâ€"ST., where you can get a complete . assortment of SK ATES of all sizes, and at any price to suit purâ€" chasers, from 25 conts to $5.50 per pair. In the assortment will be tound 82y The yndersigned bhaving bought the exciusive Mho City ot Ottawa and County of Carleâ€" ton, trom Mr.Â¥. K. REID, respectfally invites tho 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, s 58 Sparke et., Orpo.iu British {:ii:n Hotel. Ottawa, October 14. 87i.3in WARDILL’I PA TENT sTOVEKâ€" â€"p PIPEK. No more difficulty in putting stovepipes togoether. ‘They will 8t llh’s gr:vo. and on a[;o““ apart by this new invention STOVEPLPES may be Sited into each other with the groatest case, and here will be NO NEED OF WIRING UP, as they cannot fall apart of their own accord. The invention (patented) is simple and effective, a short opoum'.‘h atthe joint at each end of the pipe enables two of them to be locked together, and the © head " effectually prevents their separation. Any person can put them together with the exâ€" ped:tion of a practised tinsmith. They will be sold at the low g‘rice of FIFTEEN CENTS PER LENGTH Ottawa, October 8, 1868. AGENTs FOR BEECHER & COMPANY‘s ‘.For amle by the subscribors, who are apâ€" pointed Agents for Ottawa and Vistrict. e SAFE 11 ),SURE ) 0,SUCCEKESSFULâ€" ovELG FIFTY PER CEXNXT SaAVED IN : FCKL: â€" VENTILATIN G s TOVES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS THOS. BIRKETT, $ Sign of the Anvil, No. 24, KRideauâ€"st. . 8.â€"All gouds dellreored free to any part of the CALL AND SEE R. EATON‘3 PAT&NT KATES, SKATES, SKATE®, } AT THE ToVvEs: sTovEs 8 T O V E 81 BURNING COAL, WOOD, OR PEAT. CELEBRATED HOT AIR FURNACES. BLYTIHI & KERR, 8 T OV ES â€"stroot, Ottawa. AUTOMATIC & Hardware. . MEADOWs & co. DOUBLE STOYVES, HOTEL _ STOYES, COaL STOYEsS, DUMB _ _STOVES, No. 25 Rideauâ€"st. DEPOT, 408y the T40y 10 P NR VE CAnEE L. The undersigned, formeriy head waiter at the Russell lHouse, begs to notify his friends and the public generally that he has leased the above hotei, which is now well furnished, and will be kept as a first class house. The bar is well stocked 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 GEORGK IRVIN®R The " QUXEN" comprises all the requisites for a frstâ€"class Nestau ant." Yhe House h:lqbooll refiited and ref. Trished turo%hout. The BAR contains the cheicest Brandsir Wines and Liqu s, and every delicacy of the seas. a will be found on the table. The Tl!l § QUEEN » RESTAUKANT, . M. KAVANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of Metealfe and Wollingtonâ€"stroets, opâ€" rmiu the main entrance to the Government Buildâ€" ngs. * renovated. No pains will be sparedto accommciate and )&l;s’n. foh XBL'S'IE.E to sind fr;"x‘r?é.'rm and boats free of char, ere is a â€"CLASS 4 STABLg;ttmhod to the Hotel. LI IB'RY TL NICHOLASâ€"STREET, Coart House Avenue, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. & ' Tgh House is omonionu;-irumd, and still mainâ€" tains its <haracter as a FIRSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL. Considerable addition" have recently heen made to the premises, and it has been ontirely repainted ana ort of his guests ano patrons. _ _ $M" Oysters,Game eto. . dai‘y This firstâ€"class Hotel has boen reâ€"furnishea and refitted throughout, and now combines all the requisites of a firstâ€"class establishment. _ 582tt TnE ALBION HOTEL, NICHOL A G. A. BUCKE, W. I. SANGER, MRS. TROTTER begs to announce that she has at present several commodious and handsomely furvished suites of apartments, in every respect eligible for civil or mllltlry officers, or private gontlemen remaining in the city. flg(f ‘Corner of Main and Prince of Walosâ€"streets Pembroke, Ontario. Stages in conpection with the steamers Jason Gould, Pembroke and Pontiac. P;n;onllr‘smmion paid to the comfort of guests. Good roomk for commercial traveliers. Horses and vehicles always on hand. > 2% J. COPELAND, S Proprietor. Damknmaba Aum* 1000 Pov This Hotel has just been fitted up in & 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 ntsblin‘i ftor 60 horses. The table is always supplied with all the delicacies of the season. The gs: is also mp%liod with the very best of Liquors. ides all that, this Hotel is situated right in the centre of business, near the R.R. Depot, and within a few minutes walk from the Banks and Post Office. Torms: are exceedingly moderate. Try once and you will be satisfied. PA ~Remember the Place "City Hotol," T8, 80 and €2, St. Josephâ€"street, Montreal. 11. iX CHARLES LAURLN, CXA 1js wommes Put up al‘the " CITY HOTEL," one of the most comfortable houses in the city. _ _ > â€" bb {101NC DOWN TO MOSTRERKAL t" MS _ Officoâ€"Spaurkeâ€"street, opposite Tessel)‘s. purksâ€"street, opposite street. Arocers. Dn. u. C. WOOD, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, Ottawa. Day offise °’,'1P°'i“ Magee & Russell‘s, Sparksâ€"street, Centre Town : Night office at his residence, Mariaâ€"street, Centre Town. Cucr:q Coren, without the use of the knife, by a new/ but certain, speedy, and almost painiess precess) â€"References given to ;mtiu suc»â€" cessfully treated, it required. 1{7w100y DR- J. A. BECKETT, Surg‘on Dentist. Dental msâ€"Over Messrs. Durio & Son‘s Bbokstore, directly opposite theâ€" Russell House No. 10, Sparksâ€"street, Ottawa. 836.3m38y Pembroke, Aug. 1, | HEK HETROPOLITAH,‘ AUMOND‘3 BLOCK, Rideau Street Ottawa. 20 2f _â€"P. OMEARA, Prorzizrox. &e. Hair Brushes, Nail and Tooth Brushes,. 5 Dressing and Fine Combs. A complete stock of Toilet Articles, Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Druggist‘s Sundries, &e., &o , &e. * j W. M. MASSEY, \, DNispensing Chemist, 412y Medical Hall, fs Sparkeâ€"st. OMINION HOUSE, Condpy‘s Disinfecting Flaid, Hall‘s Hair Renewer, _ ‘ Yardley‘s Celebrated Soaps, : 3 Bath Sponges, es Turkilfi Towels. Lubin‘s Perfumes, Dr. Bonn‘s Toilet Vinegar, . Nun‘s and Farina‘s Colognes, f Yardley‘s Zahater Soap, U . T r }gm?’l" * D“m“' * Boflq“‘L Hard‘s Farinnceoua?i";oi.“,- J Ridge‘s Patent Food, _Allen‘s Lung Balzam is the remedy to cure all Lung and Throat difficulties. It should be thoroughâ€" ly tested before using any other baisam. It will cure when all others fail, Directions accompany each bottle, For salo by all draggiste, L . PERRY DAVIS & SON, Montreal, \} General Agents for the Uominion of Canada. s * DAVIDSON & DANIEL, Gexngrar Acexts. NNN Ettrtetemmem m r m mm o ons en 2 TT TT ETT T T D 1 M C e, °0 [ COOTG "P5 Nave bsen sived by being persuaded to give it s. trial. Don‘t despai1 beâ€" cause all other remedios have failed, but try this remedy and you will not be deceivec. s The Jnroprieton of this valuable Balsam take pleasure in calling to it the attention of all medicine denlers, desiring that they procure a supply of it, and recommend it to their affiicted ?‘Atrom and friends. _ It will stand the test for morits, as has the celebrated PERRY DAVIS‘ PAIN KILLER, which has baen introduced to all parts of the inhabited world, and is every where appreciated and sonobht afrar: sought after, in tha waue w REL nespel antes L 20 L2 ME °0 TE OT . dDRCCRAEED CEBIENE 4C 4B SHR OWB FeAnIO with groat success in the case of his aister, who was m%poaed to be in the last stages of Consumption. This Ind{ is now well, and has been permanentiy cured by Anurx‘s Luxo Bansax. Physicians who have failed to cure their patients should try this medicine before they give the care up, as we know very many yaluable lives have bsen sived by boing persuaded to give it s trial. Don‘t despai1 beâ€" cause all other remed}o:hno failed, but try this remedy and you will not be deceivec. C ui NeEerrre e 2t Fimn tny o o yeeriene Nape o io: C in Aur ce t plint wntiatcs Miev‘ ul statlor olb THE REMEDY FOR CURING Consumpltion, Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Discases of the Throat, Pains and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, and all the Discases of the Puilmonary Organs. This Bausax is introduced to the suffering public after its merits for the {Eocitin cure of such discases have been fully tested. ‘The formula from which it is pn{:nd referred to by the leading medical journals as being equal to any prescription that can made up for such Ciseases by the medical faculty, , The Birsix 1s, consequently, recommended by physicians who have become acquainted with its:great success. â€"rig As an Exrrororaxt it nas xo EQquat !â€"It is composed of the active {rlnelplu ot Roots and Plants, which are chemicall extracted, so as to retain all their medicinal qualitios. Mixisrer®s asp l!unuc Breaxzzrs, who are so often affiicted with Throat Diseases, will find a sure remedy in this Bausay. Lozenges and wafers sometimes give relief, but this Bargax, taken a few times, will insure a permanent cure. Wiil the Affiicted Clergyman Please Test us Merits?â€"Testimonia‘s of Pbysiciansâ€"Dr. Nathaniel Harris, for mnnfiun a resident of Middlebury, Vermont, recommends the Barsiw as being superior to all other remedies for Bronchitis. He says : «* I have no doubt it will soon become a classica: remedial agent for the cure of all diseases of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs." A § Dr, Lioyd, of Ohio, surgeon in the army during the war, from exposure contracted consumption. 0 says : < «1 havono hesitancy in stating that it was by the use of your Luxa Birsiax that I am now alive and onfloylng health." Dr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says : j «1 reeommend your BaLrsax in preference to any other medicine for Coughs, and it ‘gives satisfacâ€" tion," * Dr. A. L. Scoviil who has, for many years, been known to the puslic throughout the United States as tho inventor of remedies for the Lungs, recommends AuuzEXx‘s Luxg BaLrsix as surpassing any thing that has ever been offered to the rnblie for the cure of Lung Discases. Hebas used it in his own family (7Q 0 Nn Oe POV vone man Nulzpies 1 1 9e 00e en Fetainatatvectiige, P1 i ts ibxir BP cesc tor deaindccials AFR EVERE HOUSE, OTTAWA. ORONTO HOUSE, Sparksest. Allen‘s Lung Balsam ! TTAWA HOUSE, ICKWICK HOUSE, AT THE â€"MEDICAL OHA L L é 28 Sparksâ€"st., I. C. A. MARTIN, Dontist. Officcâ€" Bussexâ€"street, over Messrs. Campbell & Co.‘s, R. OLIVER? ARTIN, Dentist. Officeâ€" Epurks-w eet, Cential Ottawa. BAutf R. C. LEGGO, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Officeâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" 637y R. W. J. HENRY, Corner of Kent and Wellingtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. 43utf UST RECEIVED & .GE(.)_RG_E HUTCHISON, Dentist ‘s best efforts will be dirocted to Ajotels anb Saloons. AHMcoical Canbs. Late WELLILNGTONâ€"STREET. Market Drug Store, Yorkâ€"street. Corner J im:l _and Kingâ€" Qruggists. v»»s+++1+:+++««PROPRIETORE. QPECTACLII K FOR ALL SIGUTS. Optical Instruments, Electroâ€" Magnetic and Galvanic Appaâ€" ratus, Photo‘rsghie Chemicals, wW. HEARN, GEORGK IRVINE, _ Ottawa, Martin‘s Jardinal Food. Proprietor, BAutf 57 1y Five or six gentlomen bux;don can get rooms, with or without board, in the vicinn{ of Sandy mu., wmm;’ ten n}nluc wstk 3& t.hor :rlinmt Buildin y & at the ce of this paper. Ottawa, Ootopar fl'.‘fm. n EDWARD T. DARTNELL, Barrister, Bolicitor, Attorney and Nutary Puablic, Clerk of the Peace and County Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott and Russell. Oficeâ€"In the Court House, L‘Omgnal. 34â€"6m Court House, Ottawa," _ _ _ _ Rosezrt Lers. 43utf _ Jonx J. P J BUCKLEY, Lâ€"Lâ€"Bâ€", Barrister and % Auomg-u-Ltv. Bolicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, and Notary Public. Officeâ€"over Mr. Luke Cuzsâ€" ner‘s Boot and Shoe Store, Rideauâ€"st., Otta wa. 334y ced inlnadtage ie landcnmacindectatadindsirtited Aniniinirtrinitirins Andiisendbttiessd [ EES & GEMMILL, Barristors, Attorneys, Bgllcit.ofl, Conveyancers, &¢. Officeâ€"In the PE H WB 00 c Wka c Office Building, Elginâ€"street, Ottawas. D O*CONNOR, Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, Solicitorâ€" @ in Chancery, Conveyancer, &c , Sussexâ€" street. Office, Union Buildings, Ottawa. b5y SGrrempimemesinerorteomooneierinemmencnnnnsnnnenney o it OAE is s plge 20000 9 CC EOp AC EWws GOrle MBR o citorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conn;snoor, I'Voury Public, and Pst:_?t Right Solicitor. Officeâ€"Post AMiimee KecuSh B c ns omm in e e LA atâ€"Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€" and Notaries Public, Ccr streets, Ottawa, . I\' TETREAU, Notary Public for the Proâ€" e vince of Quebec, Mull, near the Post Office. 390tf LAPIERRI & HAYCOCK, Attorniesâ€" atâ€"Law, Soliclum-.in-chl.mq, Conveyancers and Notaries Public, Ccrner of Susser and Yorkâ€" hbwants PiiL. s "na‘s Music Storn. "lOIGBOVl & TAILLON, Barristers, 1 Bolicitors, &c. Officeâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, Rideauâ€"streot, Ottawa. > Wiuurax Mosarovr®. _ 366t° _ Groror t Tamuox. Mdrmancosnaricnnetrnmensithind WeBeand oc flls A W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and ‘Teacher of Piano, Voice and Htmonpy. Also, Mres. Clark, Teacherof D: ..wing and Painting. Mume Ruoms and Residence, O‘ â€"onnorâ€"street, corner of B1 «terâ€"street, Centra Town. ec)l'dolx;l I?IL be lett at his residence or at Orme & * ma meia Ginll PP Mr. GUSTAVE SMITH, (Organist of the Cathe . dral) a Graduate of the Imperial Conservaiory of Paris. Lessons on Piano a i Binging. Rideauâ€" street, corner of K ingâ€"streot Iheir classes will begin on the 15th OCTOBER For particuiars and terms ag&liw the LADY sU IORESS, 863tf _ Corner of O‘Connor and Mariaâ€"sts. { ’ OF THE fVCouonnunxox pE Notrs Daxe, + FROM HOfVTREAL, :e;mt:':lg tilfefi?m the public that they will open MONS. H. BERTHELOT, of the Ottawa Gram. mar School, is now prepared to give private lesâ€" sons in the French F ge. Terms moderate. _ N. B.â€"Will also :in lessons in .the Latin, Greek or English languages if required. Orders may be leit at Messrs. Durie & Son‘s bookstore. Ottawa, October 16, 1869. 8T3tf Newcastle, C. W., * _ General Agents for C. W Bol by Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W M Massey, H. F. McCarthy, J. Ekinner, and J. Brown, in Ottaws. The astonishing efficacy of the Canadian Fain Destroyer, in curing diseases for which it is reâ€" commended, and its wonderful success in subduing theboltur‘zx pans of Rnoumatism. and inre ieving Nervous Affections, extitle it to a bigh rank in wh» list of Remedies for these oon:rln.inh, Dealers are coming in from Medicine Dealers in all parts of the country for further supplies, and each testifying to 't;'ho universal ut}utmn it gives es Ar2 ic s c 00 Anpiactne 5 19 . ie ud o e oTE The Canz lian Pain Destroyer never fails to give mmediate rolief. All Medicine Dealers lnr i Physiciazs orderand use it; and no family wili without it after onse trp ing it. Price twentyâ€"five oon;{or bottle. NORTHROP & LYMAN, 1: A. MARA, Architect. Oficeoâ€"Aunmond‘s 4@ Buildings, Rldm-ltj, Ottawa. _‘ 002y We lynk from experience in this matter, havin tested it thoroughly, and therefore those who are suffering from any of the complaints for which it :s secommended may depend upon its being a Soveâ€" eign Remedy. Ottawa, June 23, Biie, Back ana alead, Couphs, Colds, Sore Thron‘ Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the Sto: «ach, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, bowel Coml})l:inu, Burns,Foalds, rost Bites, &o., &c. The Canadian Pain Destroyer has now been before the public for a length of time, and whenover used is well liked, never tailing in a single instance to give permanent relief whep timely used, and we have never known a singlo case of dissatisfaction where the direction: are proâ€" perly followed ; but on the oont.nrl all are delight ed with its operations, and speak i n the highes terms of iulqmun and magical efects. CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER ! OaRD. Among the most 1mportantof modern Medical Disâ€" ..._. _ C_ __ . soveries stends the D. W. HURD, successor to Huro & Co., Maiden Lane, New York, Sole Proprietor for the United States. NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcascle, Ont., Proprietors for Canada. Price 25 cents. Sold by Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M. Massey, Henry F. McCarthy, J. Skinner, and J. Brown, in Ottawa. 889â€"45â€"6m Educational Establishment ir Ottawa, It cleanses the breathing apparatus, by removâ€" ing from the airâ€"cells the ool{ul-ble lymph, or that secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing a difficulty in breathing, and by its action on the diseased part, causing the mucous membrane to resume its natural dimensions, thus equalizing the ciroulation ef the blood, and restoring the distendâ€" ed vessels to their natural size; by its use the horse‘s appetite is improved, all derangements of the digestive orgaus corrected, softening the skin, and giving to the coat a slesk and shining appearâ€" ance. !)ARLEY’! ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY and CONDITIYN MEDICINE is positiveâ€" 1y superior to any, orall other preparations for the curs of Hoaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken qL 000 00 0P ANECPCUE, CUURUE, IDICR ANR@ DTroKen VW ind, and all diseases wgich affect the wind of horses ; also, as a Condition Medicine, surpassing 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 being worked while using it. > NUITIOXN. IANOâ€"FORTE TUVIDNOXN IE 4ISTERS i 3 & s Â¥ NANADIAN PAIN PESTROYER : USICAL ACADEXMY. Ottawa Nov. 1. 1867 yâ€"ut~ + H« HAYCOCK, Attorneyâ€"atâ€" Ktpal Garbs. Educationat. Medicai. 858. . Grorru. 452 Tyaw T15y At the Railway Offices in Ottawa, Rimouski, Daiâ€" housie, St. John and Haelifax. SANDFORD Ris&MING, Chief l-gmr- Ottawa, $#th November, 1862. 4tf PROVINCE OF NOVA SsCOTIA. He is farther requested to state that the plans and profiles of those pofl.ios of the line are now ready, and that they may seen, together with the general specifications under which the works are to be constructed, on and after TUESDAY NEXT, 17in INSTANT the T0 CONTRACTORS. The undersigned is instructed by the Governâ€" ment of Canada to announce that the line of the Intercolonial Railway is now located for actual construction between the following points, viz. : 1. Riviere du Loup ald Fimouski [about 66 miles{, in the â€" PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. ii' Matapedia and Dalhousie [about 32 miles ) n the diere Island, Otuwâ€"n: â€"C-."\;'T p"*"** SPECIPICA TlON®s S CHRISTIE, Commission Merchart and © General Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s :Ihi,l'lm andProof Whiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Laâ€" ho Ales and Porter. Pork, Flour, &¢., for sale. Orricez: No. 5, Sparks Street, near the Russell House, Ottawa city, 0. W . â€" O’GOIIOR & WALLER, Exchange Bro kers, Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance, Commission and Collecting Agents, Office, No. 27, Sussexâ€"street, Ottaws. &. k. o‘coxxor. 378y W. H. WALLER, PROVINCE OoF XEw BRUNSWICK. 3. Amberstand Folly Lake [about 53 miles] in im x l’ BILLINGS, Jr., Arohibct,El‘ill street ®_ opposite the Post Office. RarErENCrs.â€"â€"H ASims, Esq, Architect, Philaâ€" dolghia- Thos Fuller, Esq, Architect, Albany ; Dr A‘énnt, Â¥ P., Ottawa ; Thos Reyrolas, Esq Managing Virector O. & St. L. R. R. T40t M T HW MieP P h M 4e W tssc h cce is 2 2 S MRe Office: North side York Street, second cor from Sussex Street. 78y feermnizerrern en reemmeaprmnimninmnnannsne ce 6e â€"â€" R SPARKS®, Provincial Land Surveyor, ® _ Draughtsman, &o.:)éoommhoioud for Upper and LowerCansaa.) ‘Jffice and resiqence, G}’mr, near Ottawa. Barvey: uf every desâ€" or'.x:i.:n executed with accuracy, ‘Communications addressed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid;, or left at the ofhce of N. Sparks, Sulicitor, &c., Jttawe, will receire prompt aitention. b5 Â¥ D CODD & CO., Patent Agents, Solicitors, e &c. Drawings, SpeciGieations, Models, and all other business in connection with the procuring of Letters Patent of Inrention, attended to at the shortest notioe. Orriczâ€"Eiginâ€"street, opposite the Post Office, Ottaws. 141â€"6m l B. TACKABERRY, Auction Rooms © No. 36, Ridemuâ€"street, below Whyte‘s Steâ€" tionery Store. ‘The sale of Real Estate at Auction or private sale promptly attended to. Consignaâ€" ments.received and" immediate attention will be paid. Sales attended in any of the city or counâ€" brw LCC Prepared for buildings of ev rine SIDNEY fi FP" NTERCOLONXIAL RAILWA\Y. 1868, and until further notice, TRALNS will as follows: i Tickets issued through at the Company‘s princiâ€" pal suations, For further information and time of arrival and departure of all trains at terminal and way staâ€" tions, apply at the Ticket Office, Bonaventure Staâ€" tion: , _ , C.J;: BRYDGES, Managing Director, 1 T nds Adicsime a 4 Bhe has excelient accommodation for passengers and freight, M The International Company‘s Steamers, running in connection with the Grand Trunk luilwu{, eave Portiand every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 p m, for St. John, N. B. ”¥‘ checked through. C C he steamer Cerloite leaves Portliand every SATULDAY _ AFTERNUGON (after the arrival of train leaving Montreal on Friday night), for Haliâ€" fue. N;S., returning on Tuesday, Ottawa. May 14, 1868. The 7:15 a.m. trair. from B;:c.kv.ll co i U, F, Coy‘s Steamers for Ottawa, Poen .;:;‘dc:.';ol:'h Pembroke, &c¢., &¢., and the 1:15 p.m. train from Eandpoint leaves after those stcamers are due rom east and west. â€"baw and Portland.....~.â€".............. ..‘ 2:080 p m KNight Express for Quebec, Island Pond, Gorham and Portland, stopping be. tween Montreal and isiand Pond at Bt. Hilaire, St. Hyacinthe, Acton, Richmond, Sherbrooke, Waterville and Coaticook only, at.....................10:10 p 1® nn" Slo:gl‘t:.gm(i:r: on all Night Trains. Bag and Intermediate Stations at... Express for Boston at.................... Express for Boston and New Y or k, mt Express for Quebec, Island Pond, ST. LAWRENCE AND OTTAWa Brockvilie, April 11. Trains now leave BONAVENXTURKE : as follows : GOINGâ€" WEST, Day Express for Ogdensburg, Citawa, Brockvilie, Kingston, Belevilie, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantford, Goderich, Bug'slo, Detroit, Chicago, and a‘l points West, st................. Night â€" do. do â€" do do _ do Accommodation Train for Vaudreuil ut Returning o‘ach morning, arriving in Mc c cit c 2 t 4i 00000 oo e nera ie C Plattsburgh, and there connect with the Chamâ€" plain boats. ._ GOING SOUTH ANXD EAstT. t Accommodation Train tor Island Pond Intermediate St;ti&:-s,- Uierrs ““‘ T:00 a v Trains for Lachine #t ..........*5:00 a m, 7;00 a m Â¥:a m, 12 noon, 3:00 p m, #4:40 P =®, $;00 p m and 6:30 p m. *The 5:00 a m and 4;:40 i pl.tl-hnr':n-n,l .LE-:DA?EEI‘IH l:lln.l u.lm;‘h to 1868.] SUMMER ARRANGEMEXNTs. [1868 MONEDERLL: sxyne + srrerp2# 284Â¥ 22688008 20 4 Amflfl?‘i‘_‘f"“}fl"{“" Kingston and LIVER & ANNABLE, Wholesale Manuâ€" frncuuounof Bedsteads, Chairs, &c., Chauâ€" C, 7. yokg? UV Pomares‘ (at /A ONX and RAZTL W AY, (formerly the Ottawa & Prescott Rail«ay HANGE OF TIME. SsU M M E KR A RRANGE MEX T , Commencing on the 20th April, 1868. ROCKVILLE & OTTAWA RAILâ€" WAY. RANXD TRUNK RAILWAY COMâ€" PANY OF CANADA. LkAYVE PRESCOTT. ARRIYVE IN Ortaw Mixed, 7. 15 a. m,. 10.35 a. m. Expul!. 1.35 p. m. 4.15 p. m. MeGREEVY, Contracior and Builder Atliscellancous. AFTER FRIDAY, the 25ra of MAY, LEAVE BROCKYVILLE Aailroabs. JOHN OLIVER, WILLIAM ANNABLE. ug of every descri ion, by » IPI;;. Anl&et, W ellingtonâ€"st. H ABBOTT, Managing Dirrctor 412y ; C&C+, , Gorâ€" STATION 9:20 1;30 5:10 {: m 1y Bole Wholesale Zgents in the Dominmon sale of J. Sewill‘s Watchesi Ottawa May 20. f + THE TIMES is printed and published bJ Tus Orzaw a Tuga Paxrize axp Posuse: xo Coxra®y, at the Office, 38, Sparke#t Centre Town, Ottawa. Jaurs Cort® Managing Director ; Aucx. Rowerreo® Agent for Ottawa and Vicinity, For the sale of these celebrated Timekeepers. UER MAJESTITQUEEN VICTORIA‘s ROYAL NAVY : Prise Medalist of the Great International Exbible tion of London, 1862, and of the Uniâ€" versal Exbibition of Paris, 1 867. COURT OF SPAIN, THE RIGHT HONORABLE THE LORDS COKâ€" Manufacturer b HER MAJESTY TH Direct Im: of Watches, Clocks, J M’o-p!mon and Fancy Goods, 4 ture to order all kinds of Gold, Silver and Jewellery. mw.us.g. Clocks anu Jewellery Repuired and WAâ€"ranted. ture to order all kinds of Goid, Silver and Lair Jewellery. s , Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired and Slllm:up HOUSE. â€" E. K. MacGiLLIVRAY & C6, Direct Importers of Watches, Clocks, Jowellery Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy Gâ€"ods; manufetâ€" Direct Importers of Watches, Clocks, Jeweliety, lloet.ro-plm Ware and Fanc a-ll.-l‘""w ture to order all kinds of Gold. Silver and ectroâ€"plated Ware and ancy gnntoo:ldcr.ll kinds of Gold, Rilver and Heir Jewellery. Watches, Clocks and Jeweliery Repaired and mevwaints . MISSIONERS OF TAE ADMIRALTY, WE HERKEBY APPOINT The Steamer Calume«t will, on and after WO OCTOBEK, leave Havelock for Chapeau Village every TUESDAY lln;i FRIDAY, at 7\0’6&‘.: m.; returning, will leave Cha % Havelock every WEDNESDAY apa ':sn DAY, at 2 o‘clock, p. m. 874 Leave Brockville at..... . Arrive at Arpprior at.... Leave Anm‘:ru Arrive at WMik 6L ....a2. Between Brockville and Ottawa, via Brockville and Ottawa Railway and Union Forwarding Railâ€" way Company‘s Steamers : UVPWARDE, LBBRYVO OHBAWB Bie...»â€"sens +s xcxxene x rvrnrienrsreof 200 is Arrive at Arnprior at .......................200 pau Leave ATDPriOF &t .................0»»»s»â€".=2:20 PM Arrive at %rockviuo Mess sen rseantnmrmsncemncioe( Aplite In time to connect with Grand Trunk l“' Night Trains, East and West, â€" «â€" e DoOWNWaARD8. _ The Steamer Calum«t will on and after 5th Sepâ€" tember leave Havelock on Tuerdays and Frideys at 5 a.m., returning from Chapeav Village same days at 2 p.m. a : A connection is made daily with the Brockville and Ottawa Railway on the up and down trips. > OTFTIUF particulars ap Offices at Ottawa or Aylmer. Beasd oi raiiroad at 11 a,. w., and connecting with Bteamer Ann Sison at Pontiac at roon. Passenâ€" gers reach Ottawa at 4 p.m. & The Steamers Pontia«c or Pembroke leave daily at 1 p.m., for Des Joachim, calling at all interme alate ports." Returning, leaving at 6 am., me necting at Pembroke with Steamer Jason Govld which leaves Pembroke Landing at 2 pm., and arrives at Portageâ€"duâ€"Fort same evening. The Steamer Allionce leaves Portageâ€"duâ€"Port every morning at 7:30 (Sundays u::d),“ ing at Gould‘s Wharf, Farrell‘s Whart, Bunechere, Bristol, Sandpoint and Arnprior, and arriving t bead of railroad at 11 a. m., and connectine with 1868 = Consisting of the following first â€"class Steamem, ANN #1ssox, â€"__ «aptain Murphy. ALLIANCE, w «_ 44 Find‘ay . EMER ALD, s iC . ~*% Tomer, ORECIK, t"** . _ ® * â€"_ Cowley, CALUMXET, « â€" _ ** _ Bloncl», JASON GOULD, w 6+ Boitoy . PONTIAC, â€" :# ** â€" Pagge , PENEROKE. » « «* Uverman, SNOW BIRD, = â€" +6 ; â€" Hhotkihe, On and after 5th September, {untii further uvotice), the Steamer Ann Sisson will leave Aylmer daily (Sundays excepted), for the Upper Ottaws at 7 a.m., connecting with the Steamer Allsomce at head of railroad, at 11 a m., touching at Alri., Sandpoint, Bristol, Bonechere, Farrell‘s Whaf Gonlr’: W harf and Portageâ€"duâ€"Fort. Etages will leave Gould‘s Wharf immediately after arrives of Eteamer Alliance for Cobden, conpecting with Steamer Jason Gould, and arriving at Pembroke same cvening. _ Upper Ottawa Route. Ottawa, November 3, 1¢= fl‘fl‘o‘l"l‘.\“'A RIV®at h‘\'lGATIu. CcoMNPaAs t +s MAIL STEAMER ~ J * * Queenâ€" V.ictoria Leaves the Quoe'n"-: \;l:u;l gere for Montreal, every cepted) at To‘clock, (railw. Does not reach Lachine to contradict euch report Tickets, &0., may be obtair Mr. C. E. BRUSIH, and also a wharf, or un board the steamer Parties aesircus of a pleasa (lixi:ur-ion Tickets to Grepville flmm eagicimniinl ce etantath ons | > . trip. Firstâ€"class Fare (meals SXIFA) »»+»»â€"»»*«»»++»»> 8 $0 Second «* ** anvrnaers en snn scones B g First «* Return .« tarennanyaienssen0e M M# Bq;ci::heehd tar%ugh. . Parcel Express daily to and from Montreal apg all landings. Passengers for the celebrated Caledonia Spring landed at L‘Orignal, Tickets, &¢., may be obtained at the vffice of Mr CR BRBPiHGn * _0 0 CCEXCou at yH HEFFIELD HOUSK. AN ERRONXEOUS Typr Hlfin"m abroad that the in 1868 LEFFIELD HOUSE. HEFFIELD HOUSE Ottawa City, Aug. 29, 1866%, For further purtic:l!agtha PX YARTIABL Y SEKEWILL, LIVERPOOL, Uxiox Forwaroisc & Ranway Lim‘ UOttaw4, October 1 6th, 1888. Travellers and tourists STEAMER " PRINCE or WALES' Condensed Time Table NIOX FPORwWAarbi®NG & K AILW AX CONPANY. 5115 P. M. TRAIX For W ATCHES. . MAaAcGILLIVRAY &£00, . MacGILLIVRAY & 00, II & A. SAUNDERS, 44 Max. JOHKX LESLIE, MaAcGILLIVRAY & C0,, MARKET STEAMER K L ts x," isb Cn_npt_f_irn A. Bowi® , Jermweliery, #t. Stramers. QUEEN,RQ olowing first â€"class Steamen, w s au pot d en .m- w ® *4 Find‘zy . s w 64 M. t\ L #4 Co'h. w «n #4 M. J * %* Boitey, w +# 446 Dw 6 w + «* Uverman, & s h m ith September, {until further AND , {rail way t 0i Snb grechi c s 4 c nd aiso at the Ofice on t« e steamer, ‘a pleasant urip can obtan Grenville and beck to" e wiTr us every eveniog, w4 , and state that she R. 8, CASSELS, 1 witk mails and passepâ€" ; morning, (Sundays ex. vay time) arriving at 445 will find this a delighth,; rorrrevrces Y Tpites ICT oria, Montreal uoxmnx. »»»»»â€". 0200 ©an. 1808 .\'.\'ECTS EsSIOQy .=..T:Ab ®m, ... 1210 pm. 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