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$ Times Office, Ottawa®, t Nov 31, 1868. Now that farmers are enabled to come to town with sleighs there is no scarcity of pri@risions in the mitket. On Saturday the majority of articles of daily consumption were in abundance, amonget which may be mentioned beef, pork and hay. Butter, however, was searce, and much enquired after. What little there was advanced in price, as will te seen. Peas and Beans were in fair supply. New Mess Pork has begun to come in, and ofers at $23.00 to $23.50, and prime mss at $16.00 to $16.50. At these prices, however, yery little will fnd its way to this market. There is good reason to believe that it will shortly be lower. Best Spanish Sole, Nc. 1.... Mo-r’ â€" +‘ 4Â¥ «. Single do .......................... 80 00 MHarness Leather.....................00 30 Hidesâ€"Slaughter, per 100 lbe.... 6 00 Common do.........z.....+ Whole Kipp............... »@~ SER FIRST »ARR: NVorrxtTtEE®R Ririse Mazog.â€"The annual rifle match of the Wardxle Volâ€" unteer Company, under conimand of Capt. (‘Malley, began on the 16th. _ Some good seores were made. _ The winners of prizes were: Corpl: MeEachern, 43; Capt. Turkeys were poor, O‘ Mailey, 42 ; Cor%‘:’lrr, 35; Pyte. H. (. McConnel, 34 ; d Sergt. Paris, 34 ; Pryte. Johuns, 32 ; Sergt. Ward, 32 ; W. Long, 31 ; Pyte. C. Freckilton, 27 ; Pyte. W. P. Archer, 26.â€"Second (or Squad) Matchâ€"Open to squads of fiye bonae fide members of any one co-panrip Military IKcmuatâ€"X x 4 â€" <inider Enfields : "eammisâ€" Districtâ€"No.1 ; Snider Enfields ; commisâ€" sioned officers to be allowed to use any rifle withâ€"any sights, being their own perâ€" somal property ; 200, 400 and 600 yards. 1st prize, a new and highly finished doubleâ€"barrel gun ; 2nd, a new and highly finished singleâ€"barrel gun ; 3rd, 100 lbs. good wheat flour. For highest indiyidual scores, $4, $3, $2 and $1. The winning squads were: Wardsville (No. 1), 174; Bothwell, 139 ; W«ndsvillo(.\'o.m%), 110. The following are the highest individual scores made : Doctor Bothwell, 45 ; Sergt. J. P. Ward, 43 ; Pyte. C. Freckilton, 36 ; Corpl. F. Parr, 35. _â€"_/ ~~ The Flour Market remains unchanged. {Compiled expressly for the Ottawa Tos.] ¢ A Stoolsrxow ill no 1nventive genius improve u the construction of the nmbnm’; As at sfireunt formed the indispensable article is shockingly ill adaptâ€" ed to its purposes. The best of it, where one would put his head, r:qupied by the stick and wires, so that only half the sheltering ‘cover is : available.© I hen the roof is so contrived as to cast the rain that falls uponâ€" it either on to the shoulâ€" der, or into the coat pockets, or down over one‘s knees and feet. To remedy these evils the stick should be placed out of the . centre, and a turned up rim should be made to constitute a gutter, with one shoct or spout only whici“can be turned into such a position as to throw the water always to leeward of the pedestrian. If I were an ambrellamaker I would W to work out these improvements ;"a8 it is I can only enforee them upon the attention of those whom they may concern. Riris Matcn.â€"The ‘match. between the Gueliph Rifle Association. and the Eramosa Rifle Company, ¢ime Off yesterday. The day was eminently untardrable, ‘beidg very eolt and the wind biowing almost a gale. The match resuwited inâ€"a majority of 39 tor the. Association. ~But +â€"while ~theâ€"weather was most inclement and ungcomfortable, and the shooting nor up to former efforts, we never knew smul;h, whether for.rifle practice, or anything el=e, give mee to, grealer fraternity and p;fi leeling. | We have apoken to sevâ€" eral of the Association toâ€"day, and they are enthusiastic in their praises of the reception and treatment accorded them by the mfle company and: people of Eramédéa. â€" Throughâ€" out, the eatertain:ment they= received was characterized by kindliness and profuse hosâ€" pitality. (Thie supper, "which was got up. :fidlr.‘ Drzaen, could : not : be. surpassed, to use the words of one of. our wformâ€" ants, * was ‘fit for a .king.‘ Everything so.id and fAuid was of the.first clase, got up regardless of expeuse, While entertainâ€" ing their visitors from our town in the above prinee":,tvle, the officers and men ot the. ‘Riftes" imsisted that everything should be | entitely gratis. _ Our friends found it almost impossible‘ to" spend a cent, and returned home their pockets unlight, ened, and their hearts fuH of friendliness and good fellowshipy resolved to reciprocate as far,. as possible, wheu.the occasion offers, the magnificent treatment which has been accorded to them.â€"Guelph Advertiser. â€"The Illinois Central Railway Co:.-.rny, south of Chicago, are building eleven miles of, corn cribs, the capacity of which will be three millions of bushels ; they are crecting these cribs to receive corn in payment for: lands purchased of the company, and the full Chicago price is paid for i%there. Corn is the great q(ricnl?bnl staple of that count~y, and the @"Canadian Pair 'W'bmbeu remedy in any country where a a ered condition of the ‘stomach, liverand bowels, is combined with great debility, netvons weakâ€" ness and intense melancholy ; its effects are most bemâ€"ficiat and wonderful, price 25 cts per bottle. Sold by all dealers. _ The subscriber would beg to acquaint her cusâ€" tomers and friencs that she has removed to the corner of Sparks and Bankâ€"sts., (opposite Mills‘ , Marble Works), where she intends keeping on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES ; also, FLOUR, OATS, &c. Thanking her friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon her, in her old stand on Wellingtonâ€"st., she hopes t merit a continuance of the same in her new premisas. JANE CRAWLEY. (Wtawa Naw T 1868 FOiDel . Messrs. Youse & Ravrorp naving secured . the services of first.class working jewellers in ecruscan, filagree, plain, fancy and solid gold work,. and having made large additions to their work shop are now better prepared to execute any orders with which they may be entrusted than heretofere; â€" Masoxig r‘"h' gold and silver medals, and every kind of R“OVAL- % ewellery Ottawa, Nov. (7, 1868. OoTTawWA MARKETS and scarce at our queta~ Market. wous quinr Tb auscceccec0r UO Cetvscare ME O â€" k 40 00 70 @ 00 %6 w 00 24 @ 00 45 @ 00 42 @ 1 1 @ 00 80 w 00 50 @ 00 45 @ 00 31 @ 00 00 oc n eas>. io mMmMILImK LO.N_â€".â€" Telegraph â€" Company! Capital Stoclk,..................+â€"8500,000, f IN 10,000 SHARES AT $50 EACHK. : ««*~~~â€" Counsel. | _ MESSRS. CAMERON & McMICHAEL. THI DoMINION TELEGLAPEH LCO ME AQ\ 3 respecting Telegraph Companies, chapter 67 of the is to cover the Dominion of Carada with a complete netâ€" Is $500,000, divided into 10,000 shares of $50 each, 5 per cent to be paid at the time of subscribing, the balance.to be paid by instalments, not eacesding 10 per cent per month â€"said instalments to be called in as the works progress. i!;é different towns and cities throughout { ness oc# patpons ebt5e “"‘?“U"&‘"fl The Directors are of opinion that it w« subscriptions from all quarters of Canada, the different towns and cities throughout t iv n hok im S0b B T6 es or (Bl€ Cou pany . return to the Investor. wite n m im Ye m s optea en m » On the 25th day of June, A.D., 1868, the DOMINION TELEGRAPHCOMPANY was duly CHARâ€" TERED according to law. _ â€" The gdmitted importance and value of Telegraphy, would, in the opintonâ€" of the Directors, have rendered any introduction of the Dominion Telegraph Company to the Ensdisn public unnecessary had it not been that previous attempts to establish Telegraph Companies in Canada, to share the business with the Montreal Company, had been allowed to fall uno-gg. «â€"‘=‘s x) 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, atleast, equal facilitiee with any other Company, of ob n TE T4 EKIOL Iss anctramare maw duzira in have communisation. : Mekte EBE onE EEe EWE on Pratnawcasw . im adevamsnmamitk ak the ain field as a competitor with the Montreal Company, in consequence of the close and exclusive connection formed betreea that Cempany and the Western Union Company, of â€"the United States, the latter by virtue of cercain patents, having until within these two years; menopolised nearly the who‘e of the telegraph business of the neighboring republic. e i Nn ie ie oo o Cc ie e ;;:;’.’ l;-d-;r;)â€"v'o_; vast beuefit to the community. Allusion has been made to the voluntary reduction of rates ? the Atiantic Cable Company. & Chicago paper, writing on the subject of the growing use : of the Telegraph, gives the following return as obtained directly from Cyrus W . F ield, showing very conclusively the benefit both to the puilio and the Company of the reduction of rates. s This reduction took place in Noveinber, 1867. A comparison of the roâ€"ooipu of the Wostern Union since that perrcd with the corresponding months of the previous year gives the following results : â€"â€" (iross Receipts for iz LEldieives o is 0% 64 ) Clus Lan sn d d tonliinenia ie i trok n December, 1865.........$ 551,971 40; December, 186T.........$576,135¢ 19 ; Indrease.........$ 24,163 79 Jany., Feb., March,‘67 1,5914,644 96 ; Jany,, Feb., March,‘68 1,727,939 55 ; Increase......... 133,294 99 April,, May,. JuBe, ‘67, 1,559,.178 79 ; Aflpril. May, June, ‘68, 1,749,631 54; increase......... 159,852 73 While these beneficial results were flowing to the Western Union Company from the reduction of{ rates, the new Companies had created a business more, than sufficient to £rl their wires.. In proof of this ;hos:oallowin‘ extract is takentrom the report of the Atlantic and PaciGc Company, made July 28th, 1868 : es e ues â€" . â€"4 Jn Apwillast we reached the maximam capacity of our wires, and have since been compelied to refuse business daily. The Committee, therefore, have reached the conciusion from the sctunr:xptk ence of building and working the present linesâ€"that *‘ t l " f « Telegraphic business is growing faster than Telegraphic facilities," A f As further {rootoa this point, the low rates have so pressed the â€"wires of both Coimpanies with business through the day, that posters have been placed in all the main offices roclaiming that double the number of words would be telegraphed at night at theâ€" same price ae halt tzo-mnbétvt words by day. * ; In nm:.m obgervation quoted above, that ulunphio business is growing faster than teleâ€" graphic the following statement exhibiting the wonderful increase in the use of the wire, wixzin the last six years, cauno: be without interest to our readers. The gross earnings of all teleâ€" graph lines in the United States for the folowing years were :â€"‘ Asa ; 1846 ... .. see00eecresnver reveaferenccrncrecmnsinc® . 4228 TT ] B8A ccciees ccrernivrrerevenrenctsercersereeren 6397 12,245 40 Ti . n B Pn SEA IE K snn eerseranes * W 98| 18“......,‘”‘4:’0,268 88 ETT oo t m e P e e o n SWd 9e _ > ue particulars submitted above are sufficient in the opinion of the Directors to establish the fact that low rates, by encouraging a more general use of the telegraph, are more profitable than high. It is not, however, solely in the light of a safe and good investnrent thrat the Directors desire that this enâ€" tetprise should be viewed. They feel that their o_b!{_pg will be,but .xzdu_t.u.u,, “un‘rflon they can satisfy the public, the business and commercial men, that a1t who use the telegraph as a mediuum of rapid communicatior, are interested in the establishment of what may be called a competing line. As in the administration ot public aff uir':.l a .m" w.to:ful opplo-iuon. is ;:o b“a:i security for good and vernment :; s0jn commerciald m 8, an‘ honest rivalry in the various pursuits avud prabotieé of GGade farhishes the bort security that the public shail be well served. C Toapply the srsmnt to the purpose in hand, the followingtable showing the inconsistencies, and, in magy instances, the excessive rates now charged on messages nassing between the cities and towns "of Ontar‘o, Quebec and the United states, will, it is believed, convince li' reader that an honest comâ€" petition is needed, not only for the reduction and adjustment of rates, bat also to ensare that attentiun and sare which would of netessity be enforéed on the Companies.competing for public favor, and thus tend greatly to promcte the general interosts of the community. fisce; §A h } f EXAMPLE OFPN PRESET TARIFY RATES, WTTO DisfAxc®s. * . 1849 .. 1853 .. M ce ie rrlerrensceaniarenes scevevenvessestnn ce cieanth 4d 06 Showing an average increase of a million a year‘ EPVOUv cce reccerseee0 s4ee 6060 wexe®e@®tR8E2 E0OEA U OOA COf 1 Showing an average increase of a million a year for the last l’r years, = f A csmparison of the number of messages, .and persons using the wire in Canada and the States, furpighes a further proof ofthe advantage to the public and corresponding benefit to the Comâ€" panies arising out 0: a reduction of rates,. f + *>;1 tw > * ax +« Abe Klbluhod recurns for 1867, show that 600.757 l-uugovon sent in Canads, whil6 the mesâ€" sages in the United States for the same period exceeded 20,000,000, the former being lews than one message to every six ‘Bonom, the latter, two to every three:: From these returns and results it may be reasonably. inferred that a reduction of rates to & tariff at which the wires of both Companies can be filled, will wecure a fair field and good prospects to the Dominion Cempany without in any way proâ€" judicing the interests of ths Company now monopolalll" the ground. _ * 7 ET > sW e l e 2 OB 2 N0 c ds m e d : 1e B0 oi m m n e t 10 1c w s Ae on nds P k FOl .. csscerseraccrsrers Do _ 40 . KiRMBEOM...seâ€"scurreccrsrefenhs ...'..'...'..,.»..'.:,.Z,,.....;‘....._.';’80 § . * .fi , Do do Qu.b@c..........-...-...n----;un.unvo‘-‘uo.n!.-\yg-o'-,tn,gno 5 50 % A Examwple at present tariff rates to Buffale, and from thence to theâ€"followingâ€"piaces, inâ€" U. 8. curâ€" rency, which reduced to Canada money at 40 per cant pn.u!lum!. m.m the actual cost, as in sscond To New York .. To Philadelphia ...........$1 05 To W ashington Bo New Orlesos 2..;..1.$3‘ 05+:* Buffalo to New Orleans. a“ 7‘~°. To Baltimore , ......... To Chicngeo........." " \.~..@HP 35t are obliged to pay a profit or the published rate S ime n â€"° Eubscriprie Books will be e se M Miosa sh, & .uiln. Beptember & 1868. pogengkat the Office of thy ?W'P“Y. 83, Kingâ€"st. east,, on and after 2408 _ Ibycw aKenufieal 3 i novas n “' o . n..x' 'v”"“" y Price Collected at Toronto * â€" â€" Poronto, September 29, 1868. From New York to President, ON. WM. CAYLEY 1ION. J. MeMURRICHâ€"Bryce, McMurrich & Co., Toronto. kh. â€" A. R. KcMASTER. Esq.,â€"A. R. \lcuaé & Brother, Toronto. © HON. M. C. CAMERON,â€"Provincial Secretary, Toronto. JAMES MHCHIE, 'l".aq.,’-'â€"l"ulwn, Michie & Co., and Geo. Miclne & Co., Toronto. HON. WM. CAYLEY,â€"Toronto. R : A. M. SMITH, Eq.,â€"A. M. Smith & Co., Toronto. : L. MOFFATT, E«q.,â€"Moffatt, Murray & Co., Toronto. § H. B. REEVE, Esq.,â€" Toronto. MARTIN RYAN, E«q.,â€"Toronto Norz.â€"The same illustration may b» applied to all the nlaces in the Unitéd States, Candadians "From Toronto to Suspension Bridge THE BUSINE3S AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY â€" do : has TELEGRAPH COMPANY has been organized wnder the Act ph Companies, chapter 67 of the Consolidated Statutes of Canada. Its qbject of Carada with a complete netâ€"work of Telegraph lines. +X Mitchel!, Seaforth, Bothwell, Ailsa Craig, Caleâ€" donia, Chatham, Duavilie, Newbury, Port Barâ€" well, Po+t Cblborne and many dther places...... 0 OUEDONSION DEIURO....ccirsccexcarccrre¢arsieresress +886 MODETOAL ..»«»»»»>4s»«s20» en ees00 «0k e cee0geese0 8080 +s a0ee00048 8 hurlr _ 3 - * LCC es wl C s s o ® THE CAPITAL STOCK ... S$1 30 PROSPECTUS. cverserx" 103,800 84 we..... 2,734,960 40 From Toronto to Buffalo From Toronto to Buffaio.......... Buffalo to 90c .: Washington. z uts From Toronto to Buffalo Buffalo to Philxdelphia. From Toronto to Buffalo, From Toronto to Detrait. ‘Detroit to . 475, Fronk TOEODNOUO BUIEHEO: . .sccccersece vere ie rarerrersrsertverecrrs â€"Buffalo to : Baltimore. t it would be to the interest of the Stockholders generally to ostain mada, and with this view they propose to divide the Stock amongst hout the Dominion in allotments suited to the population and bus:â€" di{@s and the interest which they may be supposed to take in such Buffaio to© > New York. z’°°- Chicago. AVERAGE DAJLY.RECEIPTS. Secretary. H. B. KEKYV E. DLRECTORS. Directors annually elected by the shareholders in conformity ACTUAL .CO8t, BOTH TARIVFS. ’......ll.‘..l.ll.‘..l”....l'.‘.""O.ll.'..' seme en e nee e en n en nan nt n n en n n ns bae n n e nds en General Superintendeéent. â€"~â€" MARTIN RYAN. ’a-..-_oo”.,.,.‘.: Arrseasennes san s 1 4e 00000 #40 6 oa d d k e e ne na n e on d nane hh n n na ae nn n n n n 008 ++ 9+ + +0 00 woe t noa e nae aay i n n n d hn n 4 +3 n 00 us nad ob ae nad a n n a06 08 wl n e w e n m e t e n e nan d ue in n n e n n n e 40 hn n pe p ue Former Rate. Present Rate s Treasurer, HON. J. MeMURRiCH. Canada Money. cm'.nw;’.’ ‘ sessees 2@ mmnin mang ; sssinces...620â€"$0 92 Canada Money. Â¥IL"8, .CANADA MOXEY, q .Â¥ / 40¢ . e on it d 6 04 40 +8 s ha se n n e Indrease.........$ 24,163 79 Increase......... 133,294 99 Ancrease......... 159,852 73 pany from the reduction of sessed¢s 6n o versesc«+»1,090â€"$0 89 seessseeq*»+ 60 1 60 50 1 09 50 25 40 wu-...u‘ovvv"â€"vv ;Jv £28 mr ! |l' I I;-- m ® p +++»1+1608 > ' : y Contleâ€"g1 13| CAMP KETTLES, .SHAKTY. ~BJATES, cmssy | .. AND BASINS, . ., ig ~ . $1.900â€"$2 20 | prrp CAGKES! BIRDCAGES! BIRD CAGES 3,792,245 40 4,420,268 88 5,624,501 20 T,641,552 47 â€"â€"iâ€"â€"â€"â€" ) Trays, Tea and~ Coffee Pots, Squp Turpen is * > + and Podding Moulds, %e., 464 &2., &0 °_3 82680 82| . >=>>ag0UBTRYNERCBANXTS _ _ :300 h L x ta am e @ m "gdn.._Sp yY | Supplibt with *‘ ‘!****.~ *~ ~~~~~ 0 ME ~ :â€".\ Wash Tubs and, Boards,. Refrigerators, Egg Boatâ€" .3530â€"$0 65 | ors, Cruct Stands, Ash Pails, Table B.fl.,J'rfi. ze â€"â€"â€" J Trays, Tea and Coffee Pots,, Squp Turseng, Jelly OVER FIFTY PER CENT SaVED IN â€"~Câ€"F U BL. > , y ons V ENT ILATIN G S TOV ES, CALL AND SEE R. EATON‘83 PATENT AGENTS. FOR BEECHER & COMPANY‘S Ottawa, October 8, 1868. No more difficulty in putting ntovopiyol together. ‘They will fit like a gYo\m. and can‘t fall apart By this new invention STOVEPLPEs may be ftted into each other with the groatest ease, and here will be ~CHZ . â€"_«4% _‘ _ NO NEED OF WIRING UP, as they cannot fall apart of their own accord. The invention (patented) is simple and effective, a short openiug atthe joint 2t each end of the pipe enables two of theim to be locked together, and the ©" bead " effectually prevents their separation. . .~ f Any person os:t&ut them together with the exâ€" pedition of a practised tinsmith. ; They will be sold at the low %flco of > «FIFTEEN CENTS PER LENGTH. The undersigned having bought the exslusive tight for the City of Ottawa and County of Carleâ€" ton, from Mr.Y. K. REID, rupoctt‘uu,,'ivitu the public to call and examine them, being ully perâ€" suaded that all who. s0e them. will refuse to buy WARDELL’I PA TENT STOVEâ€"« PIPK. C any other kind. SIGN OF THE ANVIL, No. 24, RIDEAUâ€"ST., where gsoi can get a complete assortment of SK ATES of all sizes, and at any price to suit purâ€" chasers, from 25 cants to $5.50 per pair. In the assortment will be found _ , s The celebrated Sheffield Club, hi «_ Canadian Favorite, «6 «â€"_ Central Park do and all oiher Znglish and German Patterns, Skate Straps, all patterns, &c., &¢. _ Also, a general assortment of her . te ve SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, consisting in &.}“ of GENERAL HOU â€"E RNISHING, Butcher Knives, Kuives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Tea Trays, Table Mats, Buts, Serows, Locks, _ Bolts, Catches, Latches, Axes, Saws, Planes, S‘L“mr Hammers, Spokeshaves, Gouges, Chisels,. Augers, Auger Bits, Steel Bits, Bevels, =â€" > Levels, Boring Machines, es We beg to notify the public that our stook for the season is now coumplete‘; oar F] ; TovEks : sTovEs *3" ST 0O V ES: b‘. SAFE tS.lfxni xS.succznrm.- Such is the character given of every stove seld during the past year at the ; « CAPITAL*".. STOVE DEPOT, 35 Sussexâ€"strect, Ottaws, are of the latest and most improved patterns, and the most extensive assortment shown in Ottawa. > COOKING BTOVBS.kiofd the good oldâ€"fashioned nd, COOKLIXGSTOY E8S, :f C‘h latest and most moderp, esigns, § PARLOR STOV £8, for OE"lan of design cannot it se _ be surpassed, Â¥.â€": BOX & HALL STOVES, that are unrivalled for ulc e C.. heating purposes, DOUBLE STOVES, the best in use, _ HOTELâ€" â€" STOV B9, targe and ©xtre saarong made, expressly for Hotel and Boarding Houses, ionl;;lou with large C:‘ppor Water Reservoirs and | Plate Watmerk. : We ‘‘call special attention of . Hotel Keepers to thesoe stoves, they will last as long as any six ordinary stoves. See them and judge for yourselves. Prr{oo lists sent free on sppliol&on. COOKING STOVES, DOUBLE STOVES, BOX STOVES, HOTEL STOVES, PARLOR STOVES,. â€" ~â€"€0AL §EOYVES, BEDROOM STOVES, _DUMB °" #rOVES, STUVEPIPES! â€" ELBOWS! â€"â€" 8SrOVEPIPES Common, Bright and Russia Iron, and evuyhh{ in:the Tin, Sheet Iron and Gopperâ€" ware Line, on hand or made to order, . ,, . , , Hot Air Furnaces, Eave Troughs, Building Job Work and Repairs attended to punctually. We keep none but the best and most experienced meâ€" chanics. of every desocription in stock, suitable for the emallest family, or the largest hotel. .. Yousa Max, see tifat your house is well furnished with useful articles before you spend your money in mere showy ornamental thiugs. f ARE YOU GOING TO BE MARRIED? If so, call and see our lar, Room, or any room in your house. If so, call and see our !n‘::uortmont of necessary Houreâ€"keeping Goods, suitable for Kitchen, Dining BURNING COAL, WOOD, OR PEAT. THOS. BIRK ETT, pis Bign of the Anvil, No. 24, Rideauâ€"st. â€" P. K. â€"All gouds dellrored fu:t.q any part of the « CAPITAL "‘‘ sTOVE** RWPOT, , , ssmussexâ€"streot, Ottawa. KATES, SKATES, SKATES, y AT THE ‘ h Stoves P Hardware. IRON BEDSTEADS, °LAMPS, "‘"‘‘ gOAL OIL, SAUCEPANS, _ | Ottawa, October For sale by the subscribers, who aro apâ€" Agents for Ottawa and District. HOT AIR FURNAGKES. ° _ ~BLYTH & KERR, _ % » / ~~ * _ No. 25 Rideauâ€"st. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, 62y sTOVEPIPES AND TINWARE, OTTAWA TIMES, NQVEMBER 298. 28. J igrov s‘ AUTOMATIC All of the above at the CELEBRATED M " * ‘f. MEADoWs"Â¥ co. FOR o ue on e c pe s Psn w m 6 t t H. MEADOWS & CO. 58 Sparks st., ite British l:ixm Hotel C. P. DORION, w Knives, &c., &o., &o. Paint Brushes,‘ Varnishes, &¢. #{4 OV 87i.3m Toilet Covers, ‘em and Kanives, \Allen‘s Lung Balsam ! inss THE REMEDY FOR CURING > f Â¥ Consumption, Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, (Croup, Diseases of the Throat, Pains and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, and all the Discases of the Puimonary Organs. â€" This BAaLsAx is introduced to the suffering public aftér Its merits for the positive cure of such diseases have been fully tested. The formula from which it is pu&u’d is referred to by the leading medical journals as being equal to any prescription that can be made up for such Ciseases by the medical faculty, The Barsax is, consequertly, recommended by physicians who have become lcqudmm groat success. > « e »Writy As an Exrrt it nas xo Equat !â€" It is composed of the active principles of Roots and Plants, which are chemically extracted, so as to retain all their l_i_l_odie_insl gn:!iti’u: i e e _ in aâ€"a times, will insure a permanent cure CIIHOD, WIIANBATD 0 POFTREMOCIDOGILUY I Will the Affiicted £l¢rgymau Please Test uts Merits?!â€"Testimonia‘s of Pbysiciansâ€"Dr. Mathaniel | Harris, for mnn{xo resident of Middlebury, Vermont, recommends the Barsax as being superior to all other remedies for Bronchitis. He says : * . * I have no doubi it will soon become a classieai remedial agent for the cure of all diseases of the Throat, Bronchial s, and the Lungs." zâ€" L Dr. Lloyd, of Ohio, surgeon in the army during the war, from exposure contracted cengumption. e says : > ; «I haveno hesitancy in stating that it was by the use of your Luxg BaLsax that L am now alive and enjoying health." â€" Dr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says : x 64 fruommend your BaLsax 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 pualic 'lronghont the United States as the inventor of remedies for the Lungs, recommends Aruex‘s Loxe Barsax as surpassing any thing that has ever been offered to the public for the cure of Lang Diseases. Hehasused it in his own family with great success in the case of !':h sister, who was m;;posod to be in the last stages of Consumption. This lady is now well, and has been permanently cure by Auur®x‘s Luoxo Barsaw. Physig¢ians who have failed to cure their patients should try this medicine before they give the case up, as we know very many valuable lives have been sived by being persuaded to give it a trial. Dou‘t despaii beâ€" l canso all other remedics have failed, but try this remody and you will not be deceivea. \Thke Jm(rriuon of this valuabte Balsam take pleasure in calHing to it the attention of all medicine dealers, des rinf that they procure a supply of it, and recommend it to their afflicted patrons and friends. It will stand the test for merits, as has the celebrated PERRY DAVIS’TAIYW KILLER, whicll: hfi.n bzen introducedâ€"toâ€"all parts of the inhabited world, and is everywhere appreciated and sought after. * : â€" ‘Allon'l, Lung Balsam is the remedy to cure all Lung and Throat difficulties. It should bethoroughâ€" ly tested before using any other.balsam. It will cure when all others fail. Directions accompany each bottle. For sale by all druggists, PERRY DAVIS & SON, Montreal, / s General Agents for the Dominion of Canada. f DAVIDSON & DANIEL, Grexerar Acexts. Lubin‘s Porfumes, i 8 Dr. Bonn‘s Toilet Vinegar, * sls A Nuw‘# andâ€"Farina‘s Colognes, Yardley‘s Zahater Soap, ds Rimmel‘s " Dagmar" Bouquet. Hard‘s Farinaceous Food, : & Ridge‘s Patent Food, Condy‘s Disinfecting Flaid, Hall‘s Hair Renewer, _ e Yardley‘s Celebrated Sogp8, Hair Brushes, _ se ie e Nail and ‘Looth Brushes, ~ ~ â€" Dressing and im Combs. â€"â€"A complete stuek of Toilet Articles, Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Druggist‘s Sundries, &e., &o., &6. BJ Accoudheur, Ottaws. Day office 0131?0!“& Magee & Russell‘s, S%:kwmot, Centre Town 'lt;l ofice ‘at his resifenite, Mafiaâ€"street, Centre Toan. Caxcers CurEp, without the use of the knife, by a new, but certain, speedy, and almost painless precess. R.eferonc:o given to psn‘iel sucâ€" En ue oo on us 1 Tw 1AOw &e. :;o'l_l:{lâ€"l_y}iéitod. it required. Dn. J. A. BECKETT, Surgon Dentist. Dental Koomsâ€"Over Messrs. Durie & Son‘s Bookstore, directly opposite the Russell House. No. 10, Sparksâ€"strect, Ottawa. 836.3m38y Put up at the ©CITY HLOTEL," one of the most comfortable houses ‘to the gity.©: â€"â€" ... This Hotel has just been fitted up in a first class tyle, and at an enormous.â€"expenseâ€"; its accommo.â€" ('l:'flonl are of the best kind, iE contains 75 rooms, with good yard and utlblin&‘tor 60 horses. The table is always n?lbd with ‘altthe delicacies of the season. The Bar is also supplied with, the, very best of Liquors. Besides all that, this Hotel is situated right in the centre of business, near the 86 G' Terms are exceedingly moderate. Try onge and you will be satisfied. _ _ _ : Remember the Place « City Hotel," 78, 80 and 82, St. Josephâ€"stroet, Montreal. © CHARLES LAURLIN, > R.&. Depot, and within.a fow minutes‘ walk from the Banks and Post Office. _ _ ‘***‘_____" (Late of toughton‘s Dining ZEaloon.) pBA spacious sampleâ€"rvomm for commercial IFRYOIOIG:« « «y 2 «o «~ax *«ra«»« n #59y Gpposite the Court H CA%ARINES, Ont NP w on my e w hn n aon it 4~» Corner of Main and Prince of Walékâ€"streots Pembroke, Ontario. +@ Bt?u in connection with the steamers Jason Gould, Pembroke and RORLAO «> *»s a Gouid, TemoroKke ANDG Iâ€"ORMIMOs csvor, +s #= + Part.cular attention paid to the comforta ests. Good rooms for commercial travellers. filorm and vehicles always on hand. k * **. JOPELAKPD, MES.IBDTIE&bojlm“nmm-mhuu at present several commodions and somely furnpished suites of apartments, in every réspect eligible for civil or mili!ll’{ officers, or private gentlomen rémibkinIog‘Tn"th@"gity." ****** isg A NICHOLASâ€"STREET, _ Court House Avenue, Ottawa, John Graham, * This Housei ntentiynitusted md main ouse is conve mainâ€" tains its character as a lBS'l‘-CMBBqIOTEL,, Considerable addition~â€"haverecently heen made to the premises, and it has been ontirely repsinted ana renovated. : Nopains will be Eparédto d6cérfimc.iate G. A. BUCKE, wW. H. SANGER, This firstâ€"class Hotel has boen reâ€"furnishea and refitted throughout, and now combines all the requisites of a firstâ€"class establishment. _ 582tt THE â€" MEDICAL HALL, 412y *"SAENIBUSES to and from th is trok JSES to and from the care and boats fres of char, There is a FIKSTâ€"CLASS E STABLgauwhod to the Hotel. LIV‘I’R Y Tnu 6 QUFEN " RESTAUrANT, â€"â€" M. KAVANAGH, Proprigor, Corner of Metcalfe and Wellingtonâ€"streets, opâ€" roflu the main entrance to the Government Buildâ€" ags. gho «qUSEN" comprises all the "‘{i’""f" & firstâ€"class hestau ant. "Vhe House has been réfiited and ref Tnished mro:v‘tw:. The BAR contains the cheicust Brandsir Wines and Liqu ~««, and prery delicacy of the seasust vwo found en thetakle. The rropdotw‘lbodoll’oru be directed to ho‘ comâ€" ‘ort of his guests ano patrons. mM Oysters, Qame eto., dai‘y I Doummnom. ix y‘#B inlvs4* WELLUINGTONâ€"STREET. The undersigned, formeriy head‘Wwaiter at the ‘l:umll House, MU" to :o:fy his ‘f:::d:b:nd a A 6 t : the ve on Pobtte apnntniy on at ne thak: Inagedd the abore UST RECEIVED kept as a first class house. The bar is well stocked with the sholo6bt: brailds of Iiduor . Tho table will be furnished with the best the market affords. Geood yard and stabling attached to the premises. 6587 ___, _ GEORGH IRVINE, _ MRS. TROTIEB.begs to announse that.she has Pembroke, Aug. 1, 1868. 6377 â€"__ agouical . Carbs. R. C. LEGGO, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Officeâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparkseâ€" L‘nnnlunibunl. ON #f t t tiate af rougl TTAWA HOUSE. ICKWICK HOUSE, Corner James and Kingâ€"sts., site the Court House and Public Offices, ST, ORroNTO HOUSE, lpcrlu-lt‘. # R. W. J. HENRY, Cornar of Kent and Wellingtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. 43utf HE ALBION HOTEL, EVERE HOUSE, OTTAWA. 2021f HE METROPOULITAN AUMOND‘S Bf-O,OK., Xotcls anb Saloons.: 0. G WOOD, Physician, Surgeon and OINC DoOWN TO MONSTREAL en we mo w ow ste s t Oruggists. 28 Sparksâ€"st., MAR‘TIN, Dentist. _ Qni_csoâ€" @ _ FOR ALL SIGUTS. Optical Instruments, Electroâ€" Magnetic and Galvanic Appaâ€" W . M. MASSEY, _ Dispensing Chemist, Medical Hall, 28 §P§[§§3§. ote XPECTACLES AT tent Food, 28 . Martin‘s Cardinal Food. Bath Sponges, Tm?:i':i Towels. ARA,. ProrriETOR. PROPRIETORE. hic Chemicals, 17w100y Proprietor. @99 I)ARJ.BY’I ARABIAN HEAVE REMEDY and CONDITIIN MEDICINE is positiveâ€" ly superior to any, orall other preparations for the cuseâ€" ofâ€" Heaves, Coughs, Thick and Broken W ind, and all diseases wgieh affect the wind of horses ; _ also, ag a Condition Medicine, surpassing everything of the kind, is easy to give, gure to cure ind #afe in all cases and at ail times, and dees not prévent the hurge from being worked while using it. _ e It cleanses the breathing apparatus; b{ removyâ€" ing from the airâ€"cells the coagulable 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 resums its natural dimensions, thus equalizing the circulation of the blood, and restoring the distendâ€" ed vessels to their natural sizey 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 sleek and shining appearâ€" ance. ' p. W. HURD, successor to Huzrp & Co., Maiden Lane, New York, Sole Proprietor for the United States. * NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcascle, Ont., Proprietors for Canada. Price 25 cents. Sold bfl Geo. Mortimer, Jobhn Roberts, W. M. Massey, Henry F. MoCarthy, J. Skinner, and J. Brown, in Ottawa. 880.45â€"6m A:tong the most miportsnl of modern Medical Disâ€" & * soveries stands the ers C Bide, Back ana alead, Coupbs, Colds, Sore Throm: Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the Sto: ach, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, bowel sist s &nrpldm, Burns ,Fcalds. rost Bites, &o., kc. The Canadian Pain Destroyer has now been before the public for & length of time, and whenever used is well liked, never tailing in a single instance to give permanent relief when timely used, and wehare pnever known a single case of dissatisfaction where the directious are proâ€" perly followed ; but on the oontur{ all are delight.- ed with its o&nfim.-nd speak i n the highos terms of its virtdes and magical effects. country for further supplies, and each testifying i ho nivereni eoustactmnitgives" â€" *‘ ~â€" CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER ! ,We,mk from experience in this matter, havin tested oroughly, and therefore those who are suffering from any of the complaints for which it :s .ecommended may depend upon its being a Soveâ€" 'Efn Remedy. ho , astonishing . efficacy of the Canadian Pain Destroyer, in curing diseases for which it is reâ€" commendééd, and its wondarful success in subduing thelorbur‘m pains of Rheumatism. and in re ieving Nervous ions, eutitle it to a high rank in wh« list of Remedies for t.hmoom‘rlulnu. Dealers are coming in from Medicine Dealers in all parts of the .. MQNS. H..BERTHELOT, of the Ottawa Gramâ€" mar School, is now Fropuod to ‘give iprivate lesâ€" sons in the French language. Terms moderate. The Cans ian Pain Destroyer never fails to giy mmediate rolief. All Medicine Dealers keep i Physiciaas orderand use it; and no family :.xfl writbhout it after onse try ing it. .. Price twentyâ€"five eon:gor bottle. NORTHROP & LYMAN, General Agents for C. W Sol. by Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W. M Massey, H. F. McCarthy, J. Skinner, and J. Brown, in Ottaws. _ _ * Fot iqulars and terms apply to the pxt LADY SUPERIORESS, CoxgRrEcsAartiON . bE.. Norrs, Daxg, FROM MONTREAL, | respectfally inform the public that they will open MUIICAL- ACADEMY. i . Mr. GUSTAVE SMLTH, (Organist of the Cathe â€" dral) a Graduate of the Imperial Conservatory of Paris. Lessons on Piano a i Singing. Rideauâ€" street, corner of K.lnf.ltrov Ottawa, June 23, 1858. 115y of Piano, Voice and {lomn!{.hflAho, Mre. Clark, Teacherof Duvh,s and : ng. ~ Music Roomsâ€"and Residence, O‘ â€"street, corner of l iterâ€"street, Centra Town. Ardere may be leit at his:residence o7 at Orme & Bon‘s Music Stor~. e *\ a branch of their ~‘ Five orsix gentlemen boarders can get rooms, ‘wi!h:g without board, in. tho.vioinigfiS&ndy [% thll“fl#llmvflk of the Perliament uildings, hy applying at the Office of this paper. A1VM Solicitors, &c. Officeâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, Rideauâ€"street,. Ottawa. _ _ ye XANADIAN PAIN PESTROYER : WirL1i1X Mosarovek. . 366tf _ Ggorer Taricumox. D~ * O*CONNOR, Attooneyâ€"atâ€"Law, Solicitorâ€" % @‘ in Chancery, Conveyancer, &c , Bussexâ€" street.‘ Office, Union Balldings, Jittawa. 55y LA?IEBRI & HAYCOCK, Attorniesâ€" atâ€" Law, Sulicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chaneery, Convey ancers and Notaries Public; Ccrner ot Sussex and Yorkâ€" streets, Ottawa., 368y EP‘.'V.M“? T. DARTNELL, Barrister, Solicitor, Attorney and Nutary Public, Clerk of the Peace and County Attorney, for the United CGounties of Presco@®t‘ and Russell. Officeâ€"In the Court House, L‘Orignal. 34â€"6rm The Cans lian Pain Destroyer never | K ~ ;r ‘m;:z-u-‘x.a;. 'souenfi-in-l(‘)uhnmyj and Not lic. _ Officeâ€"over My, ke Cuzsâ€" ‘er‘s Boét.'rs!n'd Bhoe Store, Rideauâ€"st., Ottawa. 334y & KHK‘HAYCOCK, Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, Soliâ€" â€" citorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancer, Notary Pubtic, and Pstent Right Solicitor. Officeâ€"Post Office Building, Elginâ€"street, Ottgwa, . .. .. 43utf Court House, Ottawa. * Rosert Lees. 43utt _ Joux J. Gruxerr. P J. BUCKLEY, Lâ€"Lâ€"B., Barrister and e ‘Attorneyâ€"atâ€" Law, Bolicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, LEE’. 4& GEMMILL, Barti M 4 Solicitors, Conveyancers, &¢. BpABD’ 4 Ottawa, October‘16, 1868. ALhoir classes will begin on the 15th OCTOBER Educational® Establishment i1 Ottawa. 1. A. MARA, Architect. Officeâ€"Aumond‘f â€" 4@ Buildings, Rideauâ€"st., Ottawa. 9027 «UTTIOX. T . TETREAU, Notary Public for the Proâ€" 'o Â¥ince . of Quebec, Mull, near the Post HE IISTERS 863tf Corner of O‘Connorend Mariaâ€" sts. OSGROVE & TAILLON, Barmsters, 1CHOLASSPARKS, Barrister and Attorâ€" neyâ€"utâ€" Law, Solicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyâ€" r, &o.. OMiceâ€"Lang‘s Buildings, Elginâ€"st., Educational. & GEMMILL,â€"Barristors, Attorneys, Kegal Carbs. «Medicai. OF THE Newcastle, C. W., Officeâ€"In the Tydw 489y LEAYVE BROCKVILLE. f~ 7.15 A,. M.â€"«â€"TRAINS will leave o 4A @9 Brockville daily at 7.15 a.m., and 3:15 p.m., arriving at Sandpoint at 12:40 p. m. and 9 p.m. LEAYE SAXNDPCINT. % A. M.â€"=â€"TRAINS will leave 5: 15 Ssndl;wint at 5:15 a.m. and 1:3¢ p2., arriving at rockwville at 11:30 a.m. and with Trains to (nd from Perth. The 7:15 a.m. trair frem Brocky.lle connects with U. F, Coy‘s Steamers for Ottawa, Portageâ€"duâ€"F ort, Pembroke, &¢., &¢., and the 1:15 p.m. train from Eandpoint leaves after those steamers are due rom east and west., . " M ABBOTT, Brockville, April 1i Trains now leave BONAVENTURE; STATION as follows :‘ . 1268.] SUMMER ARRANXGEMENTsS. [1868 GoIng wESsT, Day Express for Ogdensburg, Ottawa, Brockville, Kingston, BeDevilie, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantford, Goderich, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and a‘l points West, 3t................ Night do do _ do do _ do Accommodation Train for Vaudreuil ut Returning each ‘morning, arriving in MORKNGRILNE...+«ceurce rrecansirtssrenarzsers TD 4 U Accommodation Train for Kingston and ‘ _ Intermediate Stations, at.... ........ 7:00 & m Trains for Lachine #t ..........*5:00 a m, 700 a m #:a m, 12 noon, 3:40 pm, *4:40 p m, 5;00 p m and 6:30 p m. *The 5:00 a m and 440 p m Trains runs through to _ Plattsburgh, and there connect with the€hamâ€" plain bO‘(VS‘-_ o ooo it t All trains on main line connect at Smith‘s Falls & GOING@ sOUTH AND EAST. Accormmodation Train for Island Pond and Intermediate Stations at........ Express for : BOBLON 4. .....+»« «s»ss++exe¢se« Express for Boston and New York, at..... Expgéu for Quebe_c, Island Pond, Gor < TE BIYT P OTLNNE .1 > + . ++ xi . ser es renters us Night Express for Quebec, Islanpd Pond, sSU MMER ARRANXGE MENT, Commencing on the 20th April, 1868. _ The steamer Carlota leaves Portland every SATULDAY AFTERNGON «({after the arrival of train leaving Montreal on Friday night), for Haliâ€" fax, N.s., returning on Tuesday, _ Bhe has excellent accommodation for passengers and freight, â€" â€">â€" _ €.a ; The International Company‘s Steamers, running in connection with the Grand Trunk Railway, eave Port!land every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 p m, for St. John, N.B. 5 Tickets issted through at the Company‘s princiâ€" pal scations. > : > * s l _ 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, ON and AFTERâ€"FRIDAY, the %rr of MAY, 1868, and until further notice, TRAINXS will run as follows : LEAVE OTTAWA. ARRIVE IN PRESCOTT. Exprers, 7 a. m. 9.25 a. m. Mixed, 1.00 p. m. 4.15 p. m The time of these Trains has been soarranged as to ensure connection with night and day trains on Grand Trunk, eas anu west. _ Ra : Baggage to and from Ottawa checked through from and to stations on Grand Trunk Railway _ Return tickets to Prescott, Komgvflb ‘and Jtteâ€" wa at reduced rates can be had at the principals aâ€" tions o> the line. s [ y MA SA.DE'TLOR' TIIOMAi::B.:gOIi)DS- rintendert. irector. . Superintendert. _ .. 5 Pirs try. l B, TACKABERRY, Auction Rooms e No. 36, Rideauâ€"street, below Whyte‘s Staâ€" twno:( Etore. The sale of Real Estate at Auction or private sale promptly atterded to. Consignâ€" ments redéived and immediate attention will be paid. Sales attended in any of the city or counâ€" R _SPARKS, Provincial Land Surveyor, e _ Draughtsman, &c., éoomnluiou‘ for Upper and Lower Canada.) ‘Jfice anc residence, Cynou“r. near Ottawa® Burvey: of every desâ€" eription executed with accuracy. Communications addressed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid;, or left at the ofhce of N. Sparks, S:’hciuir, }4.) ditawa, will receireprompt a‘tention. 55 y “ BILLING®S, Jr., Architect,Elgin street © opposite the Post Office. Rerkrexors.â€"â€"H ASime, lnx. Architect, Philaâ€" d.lshh' Thos Fuller, Esq, Architect, Albany ; Dr J A Grant, M P., Ottawa ; Thos Reyrolds, Esq Managing Virector O. & St. L. R,.R. / Ta0t Je (General Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s Bifhwinu andProof Whiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Laâ€" chine Ales and Porter. Pork. flour. &c., for sale. Hiffi'ml Andfrool / hiskey ; also, Dawes‘ LAâ€" chine Ales and.Porter. Pork, Flour, &c., for sale. Orricr: No, 5, Sparks Street, near the Russell House, Ottawa city, 0. W. 0’00!!0!! & WALLER, Exchange Broâ€" kers, Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance, Commission and Collecting Agents. Office, No. 27,Sussexâ€"street, Ottaws. E. E. 0‘coxxor. 378y W. H. WALLEER. OLIV!R & ANNABLE, Wholesale Manu« facturers of Bedsteads, Chairs, &¢., Chauâ€" diere Island, Ottawa, C..W .. 0 >( ST.: LAWRENCE AND OTTAW a â€" RAILWAY, (formerly the Ottewa & _Presoott Railwray.) Intercolonial Railway is now located for actual construction betwaen the following points, viz.: He is farther requested to state that the plans and profiles of those portions of the line are now Teady, and that they may be seen, together with the general specifications under which the works are to be constructed, on and after The undersigned . is instructed by the Governâ€" ment of Canada to announce that the line of the 1. Riviere dir Loup and FP.imouski [about 66 At the Railway OfMecs in Oltiws, Rimouski, Dal housie, St. John and AMelifax. _ _ <â€"â€"â€"â€" _ _ cor from . Sussex Etreet. s C.J: BRYDGES, Managing Director July 7, 1868. â€" â€" 88 ‘igéiti TUESDAY NEXT, 17tu INSTANT, Town. ’Amd the Trucrs Office. ~Ottawa, ber 27 1868. 88211 sa enl.itt _~*~ SANDFORD FLEMING, Chief 1NOr Ottawa, 9th November, 1862. n.gud‘ BoAn'o.-rwo or three comfortably furnished ) aAoons, WITH BUOUARD, To L‘% in Centre N. B.â€"These 1rans run on Montreal Tume. PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. "3. ‘Amberst‘and Folly Lake {about 53 miles} in Gorham and Portiand, stosping beâ€" tween Montreal and lsland Pond at St. Hilaire, St. Hyacinthe, Acton, Richmond, Sherbrooke, W aterville and Coaticook only, at....................10:10 _p 1 &@"~ Sleeping Cars on all Night Trairs. Bagâ€" Prepared for buildin ofonr; description, b _ BIDNEY g FPZIZ .mfi‘a, _’ Tiltf Wellingtonâ€"st. PROVINCE» OF. QUEBEC. 2: Matapedia and Dalbousie [about 32 miles] NTERCOLONIAL RAILWA\Y. 7"° Sleeping U&ATS checked throngb. T Q LCO X°‘F LAX T O KX S LANS, SPECIFICATIONS, &c¢., M. MeGREEV Â¥ , Contractor and Builderâ€" © ~Office; North side York Street, second PROVINXCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. LkAYVE PRESCOTT. ARRIVE IX Oraw Mixed, 7. 15 a. m. 10.35 a, m. Express, 1.35 p. m. 4.15 p. m. CHRISTIE, Commission Merchant and General Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s Aailroabs. Atlisccllancous. JOHN OLIVER, WILLIAM ANNABLE. Managing lhrector. 412y 1;30 5:10 8:40 2:00 18y Having gene abroad that the ‘ Ca‘puf.n A. Bowit, a sem t Biintnal ay moring (caiiare v‘eclock, (rail way time \ p."ll“'rivellm and t.ourisx; will n.d):::'::;: g:?;t-clus Fare (meals extra) ..... Arthmen § l Kecond ** *â€" ># ....._ 2 : First «« Return «* Aemnanmrenraie & se Does not reach Lachine every evening. * to contradict #uch report, and stute a..:: wish 1868 Queen . INXYARIABLY C€ONXXRBCGTq Passengere for the eclebrated Clh“"- 6 landed at L‘Orignal, & > Tickets, &¢, may be obtained Bt the offce of Mr, C. E. BRUSH, and aiso at the Oe um the wharf, or on board the steamer. First *# Return «* * Sue Bugnfilehocked tarough. Parcel Express daily to and fr all landings. fare. Parties gesircus of a pleasant car Excursion Tickets to Grenvilie unm "OTICE. 18608 2 Upper Ottawa Boute STEAMER " PRIXCE OoF WALEs 4 Cl{fllm R. . Nicwous, Leaves Ottawa for Major‘s and intermediate y ings on Tuesdays and Friaays at 4 o‘closk, Tags R. W. sui:?lfi. t Consisting of the following . firest â€"class Aeamers, ANN ®1sS0N, o6 waptain Marphy . ALLIANCE, â€"~ â€" _ .** â€" Uiaits EMER ALD, m . a~1 _ 46 _ * Wwonte. OREC }Xx, = « +5 * Cowley. CcaLUMET, «= â€"~‘ â€" #*~ Stoniih, JASON GOULD, ~â€".__ *# _ â€"â€" Hoes, PONTIAC, _ = _ + ** . Dugge . PENBROKE. â€" = o+ Uverman, SEKOW BIRD, «â€" â€" ** _ Beattie On and after bth September, (uptii farther potice), the Steamer Ann Nmon will leave daily (Sundays excepted), for the Umt at 7 a.m., connecting with the Steamer Alliance at head of railroad, at 11 a . m., touching at Sandpoint, Bristol, Bonechere, Farrells GoulX': W barf and Portageâ€"duâ€"Fort. .. Stages will leave Gould‘s Wharf immediately after arrivm of Steamer Alliance for Cobden, connecting wit Steamer Jason Gould, and arriving at Pembrobe same cvening. _ _ ** . 3 The Steamers Pontioc or T‘embrokeleave daly at 1 p.m., for Des Joachim, calling at all interme aiate ports. Returning, leaving at 6 am,co nocfini.u Pembroke with Steamer Jason Gail which leaves Pembroke Landing at 2 pm, m arrives at Portageâ€"duâ€"Fort same evening. The Steamer Alliance leaves Portageâ€"dofs every morning at 7:30 (Sundays -:td),~ ing at Gould‘s Whart, karrell‘s Whart, Bnet¢ien Bristol, Sandpoint and Arnprior, and.arriving« head ofnilrc‘::)d at 11 a. m., udw Steamer Ann Swson at Pontiac at noon, gers reach Ottawa at 4 p.m. _ The Steamer Calum«t will on and after $thiy tember leave Havelock on Tuesdays and Frikp at o5 a.m., returning from Chapeau Villegeam duve at 2 pau. _ 0_ .. _ 00 @2 0 . A connection is made daily with the Brockvile and Ottawa Railway on the up and dows trip. . AN ERRONXEOTsS IMpPR _ For further iculars a at the a Offices at W-‘::tog Ayl-u'.)'l, > e Ro8. CASSELA,; 5115 P. M. TRAIN FOR MONTREAq every TUESDAY and.FRIDAY, at 7 olook, m.; returning, will leave Chn{nu m Havelock every WEDNESDAY anf BAT Leave Brockville at .... , Arrive at Arpprior at.... Leave Anm MB cxsas ays Arrive at WA tt ....» "IThe Cteamer Calume«t will, on and &# OCTOBER, Jeave Havelock for Chapess DAY, at 2 o‘clock, p. m. Between Brockville and Ottewa, wis Brockville and Ottawa Railway and Union Forwarding Reil way Company‘s Steamers: . . «> UPFÂ¥ARDE |; .} ; LCBVC OHBWA At............ccouuesssnermees »» 1000 A.M Arrive it ADDDIOT Mb ... cessn .200 PB Leave Arnprior ut 3+ »shsanenpenavintainnkrentneed lt ppln Arrive at Brockville at................._l%5 ph In time to connect with Grand Trunk Ic‘q ]â€"fl‘tt Trains, East and West. DoWNW ARD8 Jewellery Direct Importers of Watches, Cloo‘ks, Jewelie Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy urcods, manth ture to order all kinds of Gold, Rilver and B# neorTiw a RIVECR XAYIGATIOy coMnPany‘s MAIL STEAXER . "_ Watches, Clooks and Jewellery Repaired ##! W arranted. . * es Direct Importers .of : W atohes, Glasks, Jewelle®, Electroâ€"plated Ware and Faney Boods masufs¢â€" tare to order atl Rinds of 61;- and Hair Jewellery. > _ + 5s Pin e dtteat ul SIll:rnl:l.n HOUSE. es E. K. MacGILLIVRAY &# 00, Dirsot Importers of ‘Watches, Clocks, Jewele® Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy Gods, maitt s-n to order all kinds of MMB ewellery. * +. PW i: aud Direct Importers of. Watches, Clocks, Jewelit® Electroâ€"plated Ware and Fancy M’“ ture t~ order all kinds of Gold, Silver an4 Jewellery Warranted. Jewellory . Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repiiel ** W ~â€"ranted. ;__:â€"â€"- Manufacturer b al a HER M AJESTY THB QU eEX RoYALPAMD® ‘AND * COURT OF SPAIN, 6 THE RIGHT AOXOR A BLE THE LORD8O® MISSIONEES OF THE ADMIRALTY wer wasesrs qurgey tyxc:ouus R018 Prize Medalist of the Great International * tion of London, 1862, and of the Uniâ€" versal Exhibition of Paris, 1867; â€" °. _ _ Te JOHN LESLIE: _« Sm Agent for Ottawa und Vicibi}» For the sale of these celebrated Timekecport IL. & A. SAUNDERE, â€" =*, NION FORWARDING & KAILWA +â€" (‘OHPA\\'. i.;.m.,fiockl and Jewellery Repaired snd Ottawa City, Aug. 29, 1868, wC « u“:.'i.. Clocks and Jewelléry Réptired a» WE HEREBY AprOINT CC 2s W‘atches, Jewettery, #t. Condensed Time Table HEFFIELD HOUSK, > E. K. MacGILLIVRAY 400 uEFFIELD HOUSK. E. K. MacGILLIVRAAY & 00, HEFFIELD HOUSE: ‘xiox Forwarpixs & Rasiw ar Coxprasy, Manufactuorer b 44 SEWILL, LIVEKLKPOOL+ WATCHEEH. Sttamers. MARKET STEANER . MacGILLIVÂ¥RAY 400. wiTil T # a ". *~ *~, _ atka: T ic k Cowley. * n #4 u. T ® #* “', d um 66 ~ * f «+ Uverman * w & a 44 M bth September, (uwotii ferther ;r Aun Nuson wfll{,fit ccepted), for the Upper Ottawa, October 16th, 1868. 1CtOPriq nrinnnwer reairenctienth Nee EHRSWLC <\ _ }l! mew . Prvvertnintes % H ES8SIQyr m Montreal and Y”l &»mâ€"\i\ ‘*y 1565 84 coMMI large and w« be constant!j Public S« The gubsc habitants of at the reque® ;:icl ue n uhrin se -::L”h of pure o}‘l-'lC* weli as l.an tor sale. The subsc the Sole Age gale of lq"' They are ® Kingstop, an From thei aad New Yo be the best P The nigh re bo-"or the "fur d very #upers ugl merd Pian establishme; or auction. He would reccive instr furniture, be {m of, and ett undone I ing the trus strict attenti well as by.! t, merit a ® is now open weli I.o‘:l‘ Pianos Francis M. James O°R H.V. Noel, sn y A emart y agent repres He will | until 7 in th wish to arr trom a dists The subs and the pul to those epa K. Dickins ound const Mary Ann, J*" LIFE No.: 10}. a license art in this No. 34 ANCE C Mon. H. L Hoo. Alex W al Cash ady Are now OFFL FLOU I have 153y EMO #14t Hor Jxol!