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ALEO OX HAXD, 2000 Corps or Goop FirEwooD, abd 600,000 sawed SHINGLES. Wholesale and Commission Agents. Goods forwarded with dup;urbotm Ottawa, Kingston and Intermediate Ports, by the Steamer Mary Aun, and three barges. s god* Silver Taken at Par. K Wx. H. EKASTON & CO., .T-:n subscribors ~beg to inform their customers and the public generaily that they have removed to those spacious pre.nises lately occupied i‘ M. K. Dickisson, Canal Basin, and where will be ound constantly on hand the following goods : FLOUTF, â€" ProkKk,"* > > y Lordshi tho;.l:bopcl.;i gston, + His o o Hon, Sir Jo:n A. Macdonald, > ilon. H. L. Langevin, C B, Hoo. Alex. Campbeil, P M G, K. W. Sceott, b&: P P. Walter Skanly, M P Max. W. Strange, E«q, M P P, * Francis H. Burton, Bsq, M P } '1'13410’!. o Qc.Qubo'c‘Buh.Otu Noel, .lm?t wa. Robert Lym M P P. e res eponas nv;sl lr::“ C ing agenl en e t No ANM, c Auctuoncer and Communsion Merchant, _ The subscriber would also intimate that he 1# the Sole Agent for Ottawa and territory for the ;slo of Rappe, Webber & Co.‘s celebratod grand lanos. ® m s hoi o o ce on s _ n wouldialso announce that he is prepared to receive iaixuou from persons having bousehold furniture, bhorees, carriages, or real estate, to disâ€" _ The Pianos, as well as the Purniture in the mbfl:h-u.vfl be sold e:ther by private sile or asuction. . © ties requiring to furnish will have an opportun of pu':&u'm. at lnuudly‘ low rates. pf::" l&’ is mcg:"'fl.lnp stock of new Farniture, as ;:uu 1 , HMarmeniums, &¢., &¢., consigned _ They are successors to the late John C. For, of Kingston, and the makers of his excellent Pianos. From their long experience in Germany, Paris, and New York, they are universally admitted to be the best Piano Manufacturers on this continent. The high reputation of the instruments made by them for the past ten years, and the imcereasing demand for them in the new Dominion, prove their very superior quality, and universally acknowâ€" leaged merit. % e l ko lett undone by him to give satiefaction inflnh?' ing the trust eoMo him. He hopes that by strict attention to the salesentrasted to his care, as well as by tm;\c settioements immediately after, to merit a share of public patronage. _ . 3 He will be in his ofice froin 7 in the morning until 7 in the evening, when ts can seo parties who wish to arrange about their sales. Consignments trom a distance will have immediato attenion. _ Cash advances, when required, will be made on consignments for immediate sale. All kinds of turniture bought, sold or exchanged. Ixou:s® Now Bemom®ns, SC3SZLâ€"8T., OTTAWA. > The subscriber respectfally announces to the nâ€" bhabitants of Ottawa and surrounding conntry that atthe request of many friends he has decided on opening anextensive asd well regulated Auction Martin this city : * From sarrangements made with some of the Furfiture Manufuctories of Western Ontario, a lar, e and well seleocted stock of new furniture will _ _Public Sales will be held from time to time, of which cue notice will be given, and at which parâ€" be constantly on hand. COMMISsION SALE ROOMS, Hocsz, Laxp axo Gaxenas Acesct, OFFICE AND SALE ROOMS, E° xo. 27, in First Concession, Ottawa Front,Neâ€" pean, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the same conâ€" cession, at present in the occupation of Wm. T. Ottawa makes the wocd of greater value. These lands are woll watered, of excellent soil, and would make & fne dairy farm. A.spbunlol’xo- pristor, C. SPARROW, or to D ©CONNOR, Seliâ€" citor, Ot:awa. * Ottaws, Nov. 25, 1368. 908tf "’ALUA.I.B FARM3 FOR SALE.â€"Lot 21 in the Ird Concession, Gloucester, Ottaw1 Front, 200 acres, about 80 cleared and under cuiâ€" tivration, with comfortable Dweiling and good Barn. The bush land is principally hardwood, and very valuable trom its prufln:g to Ottawas. Also, Lot 29, in 3rd Concession, oucester, Ottawas Front, containing 200 acres, 20 acres cleared. The remainder of this~ lot is boavily wooded with hard and soft wood. These firms will be sold a:mtely or togather as may be deâ€" sired. The distance of only 3 miles from Aplen, Esq. For further !ufiouhn & to Jol!llhl. Trowusox, Nepean, and !.’lp'l{l & Pixaucry, Barriaters, Ottawa. * â€"JeZâ€"141â€"+f _ firstâ€"cl _ MRS. SMITH, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"sts., can reat TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS and * SITTINXG ®RO0M. S6stf _ fl.lhry'allma. TSe gardens and grounds aré a bigh state of cultiration. Large storeroom, stables, gramary, coach and isoâ€" house, woodâ€" sheds, &e., all in the best of order. It is one of the most ho&hy and comfortable residences for a private family in or about the city of Ottaws,. For porticulars apply to FRANCIS CLEMOW, Esq.â€"Office, :r‘rb-u-. near the Russell Houseâ€" or to the proprietor J. WADPSWORTH. _ __ _ Torms moderate. Possession given at any time emdepatos _â€" . _ _ _ _ _ wift â€" Oats wore in very fair supply, in fact beter than of late they have been. gallery : M SEE FIRST PASE. _ _. ___â€" _ __ ~â€" * ~_ _ OTTAWA MARKETS. [Compiled «pressiy for the Orzawa Tiuzs.] * â€"‘;hlu Office, Ottawas, } §7 Jan.8, 1369. ALe markct yesterday was the best of the year, but the petâ€"es remain unchanged. m Applesâ€"â€"per brl........., 3 90 Vasnnu's.px.kc.â€",};uswa.....f 0 40 HKkÂ¥â€"â€"PCE UWHycrvcometernttertrccccecAÂ¥ U Woopâ€" "<r oor.%(c-xb‘w measure)3 23 Mixed Wood............... 3 00 EREREHE cssrsserscccecccen A U0 "SQOL UE OO Keccoscccciccnnn * M Fol. SALE, OR TO LET for a term of years, BELLEGREEN COTTAGE and GROUNXDS, say two and a half acres, situate on the Bank of the Rideau River, (Oitawaâ€"st.) The Sottage is built of brick and tin roofed, with a} Ot Porx there was a middling supply. 4 Beef was in plenty and looking up. % Potatoes.â€"The mild weather was ‘aken adâ€" vantage of to bring in a large quantity. Butter continues vrery scarce, azd the same may be said of poultry. May was in abindance. Wood was less plentiful than vsial. Buyers were ready for tho preduce, and purchased liberally. It was expected that Thursday‘s ma:â€" kot would be very full. ‘ FhOCâ€"EAITlk.c«, arcrccommmmetrmiccn U d i# U To i Turkeysâ€"Eack..... +« _ Poultryâ€"Per pair Brrterâ€"Choice Table......... No. 1 Firkin........: Il\o LUMBERERS.â€"â€"Tho subscriber is . authorized to receive proposals for lease of the best STEAM MILL SITE on the River Ottawa, below the Chaudiere Fails. Very extensive storage for logs and piling grovnd. Lamber may be sh pped direct from the mill. K. H. HAYCOCK, Solicitor, e of, and pledges himself that nothing will be Des. 19, 1818 Commission Merchants. 15.4 EMOVAL OR SALE.=â€"=The Westerly oneâ€"third of Lot Forwarders and C OMIXIONX AUCTION MART, voMs o LET. EFor Sale or to Let. 0s Teerres . It was expected that Thursday‘s maiâ€" i be very full. : Cmm amimmmpmmtmin & ioh _A & TA Dt Eeverrorenrnermnrcccccyrrs C RY U i 3W NO . cccecsescrrerserercrrcers ””. Bagsâ€"Fall 100 lbe.. 3 @. 3 3:; «* SJ @ _ .«%ty4 # it Oatmeaiâ€"per 200 Ibs.... T 00 @ T 23 Indian Meal «* _ .... 400 @ 0 oo Ryoâ€"per bushel 56 Ibs. 0 82 @ 0 $0 Barley â€" ©__ 43 1bs.. 090 @2 0 00 Buckwheat Ploar.... .. 4 00 &@ 4 50 Â¥allâ€"par bushel, 6) lbe.! 25 «# 1 30 Spring , ** «*<â€"â€" iIB @ l i er bushel, 56 Ibe .......... 0 8+ &@ 0 90 PeAp "* w scccrcccemmc P 90 * 0 00 (uts * BMiks......_..«GB # # 6i Beans * 601be.,. ..... 1 80 #@ 0 00 lessâ€"per barrel........... 24 00 «* 24 30 Prime Mess per do......00 00 «17 0J PTHO... ccconcererecsererecres nene Fork (fresh}.... .......... T 50 t ~9 230 MEWUHccrcomrtemmtmmmmmmmerces C t# H Beef per 100 lbs ......... 5 00 «z 6 30 Iudo.m’ M HMseccew« U it i. U _9 Geesoeâ€"Each.............._ 0 30 @ 0 60 Tb eecevernnncarcomconcence UÂ¥ dihâ€" in e 6b Turkeysâ€"Each........... 1 0@ @ 2 ¢0 Poultryâ€"Per pair ...... 9 50 @ 0 60 Choice Table................ 0 23 # 0 00 KoI PHtKlHcc«corsqccne, UÂ¥ U B â€"# 2i N0 Ieceverersin vercerccorce, C O &# t 98 RGHH .c« revmrggrermremcncccce C Ti _i â€" K Applesâ€"per brl........., 3 00 @# 400; LES, &o.â€"â€"Potatoos........ 0 10 _@ 0 149 t UMilgerrrcmancenntentcercenc d(Â¥ WY U Ts O "<r eor%(c-xt-'w measure)3 23 2 0 90 Mixed Wood............... 3 00 @2 0 00 TEUMHEUC «ecerencceccecccons 4 OUK i â€"Â¥ 90 Soft WoolL........z....... 1 0 @ â€"Â¥FUW House, Land aad General Agent. OATMEAL, &c. Canal Basig Cttawa apply to Having made fall arrangoments to meet the wants of the Trade, ho respectfully draws the atâ€" tention of those about to erect Saw and other Mills, Mill Owners generally, Steamboat Owners, and others, to the facilities offered for the manufacture of such articles as they may require. He will be prepared to receive ‘and execute mnpdy all orders in his line of business in the manner and at reasonable prices. 5 ALEXANDER e Ottawa, December 11, 1808. _ r% ALEXANDER FLECK, Proprietor and Manâ€" ager of the VULCAN IRON WORKS, MONâ€" TREAL, begs to inform the public efâ€"Ottawa and the surrounding Counties that he has purchased the extensive works hitherto owned and worked by T. M. Blaisdell, Esquire, as Founder, Machinist, and Worker in all kinds of Iron Work. It is ordained, that the third class, or comâ€" panions, shall not exceed one hundred in number. It is orJained, that the persons to be adâ€" mittcd into this most distinguished order, shall be such naturalâ€"born subjects of our Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Briâ€" tain ard Ireland, as may have held, or shall hereaifter hold, high and. confidential offices within any of our, Colonial possessions, or such other natural.born subjects of our Crown of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; as may have held, or shall bereafter hold, hi% and jconfidential offices, or may render extraordinary and important services to umas sovereign of the United Kingdom of Grez Britain and Ireland, in relation to any of our Colonial posse:sions, or who may beâ€" come eminently distinguished therein by their talents, merit«, %Â¥irtues, loyalty, or services, or who now are, or hereafter may be, appointed officers of this most distinguished order. It is ordained, that the second class, or Ksights Commanders, shall not exceed sizty in number. The Queen is confident that this measure will be received by Her Subjects as an eviâ€" dence of the importance which Her Majesty attaches to Her Colonial Dominions as inâ€" tegral parts of the British Empire, ot Her constant interest in their progress and of Het desire that services of which they are the scene or the occasion may not pass without adequate and appropriate recognition. * f hare, &¢., _ _ y It is ordained, that this most distinguished order skall contain three classes, as in our said lettersâ€"patent mentioned, to be styled and designated respectivelyâ€" KNIGHUTSâ€"~GRAND CROSs, KNIGHTS COMMANDERS, and CcOMPANION$, : It is ordninedn,:?h the firstâ€"class, or Knights Grand Cross, 1 not exceed twentyâ€"five in number. , Governor _ . The Right Honourable, 5 Bir J. Young, Bt. K. G. C. B. G. C. M.G. &c, «#c, * â€" &c. Extract from the Statutes ot the most distinguished order of 8t. Michael and St. George, dated the 4th December, 1868. I annex for publication in the Colony under your Government, copies of so much of the new Statutes as prescribes the qualifications fot admission into the order and the number of the Knights. _ rsth «o « 23 (100),, | | J4th " *# 33 (100). | 16th @© « .17 (100 actres). a ~18th © «* 7, 8, (T5 acres). . Parties found trespassing upon any of the above mentioned {Lands will be prosecuted according to law, and any timber found cut will be confiscated. The Departmental noâ€" tice of the 14th instant, in regard to the Phove lands, is heteby cancelled. 8. RICHARDS, _ For this purpose Her Majesty has been graâ€" ciously pleased to sanction such a modifica, tion of the Statutes ot the Order ot 8t. ‘Michael aud St. George, originally instituted by King George JIL, in connection with His Majesty‘s Mediterrancan Possessions, and now presided over by a Prince of the Blood Royal, together with sugh arwentargement of its numâ€" bers as will renderdtavailable as a reward of distinguished merit or services in any part of Her Majesty‘s Colonial Possessions. * The Queen has had occasion to observoâ€"that the constant progress of the British Empire in population, wealth and enterprize, and the unusual opportunities thus happily afforded to Her Subjects of rendering effective services to their Sovereign and their Country, have in some respects outgrown Her Majesty‘s means of recogaizing those services in a fitting manâ€" ner. You ave aware that with the object of supplying that deficiency, it was found requisite in the year 1847, to enlarge and modify the ancient Order of the Bath ; and more recently" that Her Majesty has been pleased to create a new OQrderof Knighthood â€"â€"the Star of Indiaâ€"forthe reward of services rendered imâ€"relation to her Indian Empire. The sphere of usefulness and eminence which is now open in the British Colonies is so varied and extepsive as to renderit, in Her Majesty‘s judgment, advisable that to them as to India a special form ofdistinction should be appreâ€" priated. Ts L <« Sie, THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM:, AND CHANXDOS TO SIRJOHN YOUNXG. Cort. Caxapa \'O'I'ICE. f 4. <___ CROWN LANDsS DEPARTMENT, 'l'oalono. 10th Docembet, 1868. © ‘The undermentioned iands in the Township of ELMA, in tho County of Porth, will be offered for sale, ty Public Auction, at the Oflice of John Sharman, Eeq., Crown Land Agent, in the Town of Stratford, at 12 o‘clock, noon, on Friday, the Kighth day of January, 1869 : â€" The following, supposed to be Swamp Lands, wili be offered at an upset price of $2.00 per acre, payable oneâ€"fifth at the time of sale, and the balance in four equal annual instalments with interest, and subject to the usual conâ€" ditions of scttlement, to be declared at the time of sale : (Signed,) BUCKINGHAM & CHANDOS. The following, supposed to be Pine Lamis, will be offered at an upset price of $3.00 per (7? acres each) ; 30 (80 acres). The following supposed to be Marsh uands, will be offered at an upsct price of $1.00 per acte : 13th Con, Lois 20, 22%, 24 (100 acres each) ; 25, 29, 27, 28, 29, (101 acres each). The above Lands will be sold for Cash without conditions of settlement. g20td lith Con. Lots 17, 18, 19, 20, (100 acres 12th 13th Co-.,’Lou 1 (92 acros). HWtik *‘ * *4 L T. 15th 18th 16th 17th ULCAN IROX WORKS, _« _« 20, 21, 24, (100 acres each); 25 (102 acres}. | acres each) ; ‘30 (101 acres). _*® 1(99 acres) ; 2, 3, 4, 5, T, 25 (100 actes each) . @® *# 3, 4,126 (100 each). ~« ~* I (90 acres}; 1, 22, 36, 24, 26. 29, (100 acres each); 25 (95 acros) ; 30 (102 acres). B WELLINGTONâ€"8STREET, Commissioner ot Crown Lands. 25 ( CANADA 14 mcres) ; 26, 21, 28, 29, DowstsGâ€"st., 8th December, 1863. » 8, ’9' 3 27' QTTAW Aa. panies srising out of a reduction of rates, $ & : 'nu&ubmhod recurns for 1867, show that 600.757 meossages wore sent in Canada, whilé the mesâ€" sages in the United States for the same rrlod excesdod 20,800,000, the former being less than one messageto every six tEomml, the latter, two to every three. From theso returns and results it may be reasonably inferred that a reduction of rates to a tariff at which the wires of both Companies can be filled, will secure a fair field and good prospects to the Dominion Company without in any way proâ€" judicing the interests of the Com&:ny nuw monspolizing the ground. : The particulars submitted above are suflicient in the opinion of the Directors to establish the fact that low rates, by onooun‘inf a more general use of the telegraph, are more profitable than high. It is not, however, solely in the light of a safa and good investment that the Directors dosire that this enâ€" terprise should be viewed. They fasl that their object will be but indifferently attained unless they can satisfy the public, the business and coramercial wmen, that art who use the telegraph as a medium of rapid communication, are interested in the estublishment of what may be osllo-f a competing line. As in the administration of ||>nbl'u affairs, a stroug, watchfal opposition, is the best security for good and careful government: so in commertial matters, an honest rivalry in the various pursuits aud branches of trade farnishes ths best socurity thaethe public shall bo well served. f Toapply the urxmnt to the purpose in hand, the following table showing the inconsistencios, and, in many instances, the excessiveo rates now charged on messages gsuing between the citios and tow ns of Ontario, Quebec and the United States, will, it is balieved, convince the reador that an honest comâ€" petition is needed, not on‘y for the reduction and adjustmont of rates, but also to ensare that attentiun and care which would of necersity ba enforced on the Companics competing for public favor, and thus tend greatly to promote the general interest: of the community. f hels Nore.â€"The same illustration may b3s applied to all the n! i ) Uni are vniiges w.': e pro'fi‘tuo‘:.tho d eGake &.pr““. e nlaces in the United States. Canadians Bu opened at Oflice of the Company, 83 Kingâ€"st. x m‘ lmh’. pany, Kingâ€"st. east, on and after H. B. REEVE, To New Ofrleans .......... To New York To Philadelphia .. To Washington ... To Baltimore .............. To Chicago. -â€"-â€"A-â€".,e“;;.mnvd the number of messages, and persons using the wire in Canada and the States, furnishes a further proof ofthe advantage to the public and corresponding benefit to the Comâ€" w@hlly DOUS + â€"« In April last we reached the maximum capacity of our wires, and have since beon co refuse business daily, The Committee, thersfore, have reached the concilusion from the scwn:r:lxl;:ritf ence of building and working the present linesâ€"that * 'l'olcmp‘lo business is growing faster than Telegraphic facilities," R As further {rootonthh point, the low rates have so pressed the wires of both Companies with business through the day, that posters have been placed in all the main offices proclaiming that double :I:O number of words would be telegraphed at night at the same price as halt tKo number of words by J â€" * In support of the observation quoted above, that telegraphic business is growing faster th e "12’1:':5 r':lou:u? the following '!::“.l“:“ texbihiting the wonderful lncrm‘:oln tgo :l. Zr' u:: v:.hr':, w e last siX years, caunot without interest to our readers. The g:aph lines in the United States for the followin%yu;;‘ wore :â€" grose garninge of all. tuler snreerensercessenatibecosmearensunsecszence o : Ay2R0 1864 .. . 1 e en eee e ce even ie sensenpen snn snn e snn es n 5 MAY recin en eennerenrerevesrrorrrrocnnnancnnns. â€" 00,000 98 en o en o f 14 1853 ... cc00eecccc00eseesevsccresesesssecrscsecee. _ 108,880 84 | 1866., . ceeeeseeeeesrereonecreneenseeenessensciens 5,624,501 20 TCP ie eceeneenn ies nnnnnoonnnonnnennnnirmenn, ©100,000 20 | 1007 osoc en cenooannoonoaniocsccoonscincet T,001,000 I7 1809...... 0000 eeerravecrrs hi en svvesath verr se rove utsld t _es| yis4 Showing an average increase of a millin a yoar for the last five years.: December, 1866.........$ 551,971 40; December, 1887......,..$576,135 19 ; Increaso.........$ 24,163 79 Jany., Feb., March,‘67 1,594,644 98 ; Jany., Fcb.,)hreh."ti 1,727,939 55 ; Increase...l..... 133,294 59 April. May, June, *67, 1,559,178 79 ; Aflpril, May, June,‘68, 1,749,631 82; increase......... 189,852 73 While these beneficial results were flowing to the Western Union Com{nx 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 {trow the report of the Atlantic and Pacide Company, mado July CI@VEIADG ...... i.ccccreereererrereerrentorremeserteren irn eceane 1 93 1 00 Pimburfh eevresadersrrerereversssiseseenternstsscsscseveserssncsecs 4 KB 45 LAUIBSVIEL® ... .ccscc onsecrrerreerreronsersrcerirersensos itrsesserse L 98 1 00 This reduction took place in November, 1887. A comparison of the receipts of the Western Union since that pericd with the corresponding months of the previous year gives the following results :â€" Gross Receipts for > 28th, 1868 : The business relations ketwoen. these two Companies continue in full force, but the patents having run out, the monopoly so long enjoyed by tho Western Union has ceased to exist. The Atlantic and Pacific, the Great Western, and other American Companies have invaded the field, and have become suceessful cnmgetitora for the public patronage and support, These Companies, actirg on the cheap postage princi.ide, avo forced the old monopolist to a reduction of rates, which has resulted in a more widely extonded use of this means of cofmtMunication, and much to the surprise of the Western Union itself, has increased its profits, whilst sharing its field of operations. With these new Companies the Dominion Telegraph Company of Canada have ontered 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 successful olpentionl of the Companies recently established in the United States, invite the business and mercanti e community of Canada to join them in the promotion of an enterprise, based on the principle of moderate rates and extended businessâ€" which, while injuring no one, they confidently expect will result in cecuring & large return to the in vestor, and prove a vast benefit to the community. : f Allusion has been made to the voluntary reduction of rages |Â¥ the Atlantic Cable Company. A Chicago paper, writing on the subject of the growing use of the olefit&l: givos the following return as obtained directly from Cyrus W. Fiold, showing very conclusively the benefit both to the pwiuo and the Company of the reduction of rates. From $100 per M@##@GO Of tOM WCOS.....0.0.0000segpeeseneresenencensnenssansnennencanneninnessene o 39â€" _ . do do P eeoiseessesileysiniesteiartsreterssterssspntersentien essege ‘:1302'; t«le‘. 24. :: do do ssesssessresecrsensecsssssccntsscccssesecccsestnte cesc scssecces . 3,96% An advertisement has recently appeared announcing to the public that the rates from 1st e ber, proximo, will be further reduced to $16.65 per ten words, ®" ho in ge dode The tollowing table shows the redustion which has been elfected in rates in the neighbori arising out of the cons.ruction of competing tines :â€" ighbyring Sintes The success of a ';‘elozraphngmpnny will mainly dopend on its ability to meet the demands of the public, and consequent!y it should possess, at least, equal facilities with any other Company, of access to a‘l quarters with which its customers may desire to have communication. This important requisite bas rot been, until now, within the reach of any Company entering the field as a competitor with the Montrsal Company, in consequence of the close and exclusive connection fotmed betweea that Company and the Westorn Union Company, of the United States, the latter by virtue of certain patents, having until within these two yoears, monopolized ‘nearly the whole of the telegraph business of the neighboring republic. Seq n n mores * A permanent connection has also boen sesured with the Grost Western Telegraph Co.spany of Chicago, whereby this Company will be brought into close connestion with all the Lake Ports a«d other places through the North tern States, and through to California. All classes of Society ate interested in extonding the use of the Tolefuph. at Low RaT"3, and the Directors are satisfied, that the adoption of a scale of charges considerably below the rates now exacted in Canada, will by encouraging a much mors extended use of this medium of communication, not only prove a real and substantial benefittothie pablic generally, but will also.ensure a safe and profitable return to the Investor. On the 25th day of June, A.D.,,18¢93, the DOMINION TELEGRAPHCOMPANY was duly CHARâ€" TERE®D according to law. The admitted importance and value of Tolegraphy, would, in the opinion of the Directors, have rendered any introduction of the Dominion Telegraph Company to the Eundisn public unnecessary had it not been that provious a‘ttempts to establish Telegraph Companies in Canada, to share the business with the Montreal Company, had boen allowed to fall througg. mm ud e ie t t . + 5 & & > coNTRiUQUTs o7 CoNSzCTIONS®. A contract, granting permanent connecilena and extraordinary advant ages, has already beon exeâ€" cuted, between this Company and the Atlantic and Pacific Company of Now York; thus, at the very commencement, as the Lines of this Company are constructed from the Suspension Bridfo, at Clifton (the point of cornection) tq any point in the Dominion, all the chief cities and places in the States, touched by the Lines of u& tlaatic and Paciio Telegraph Company, are brought in immediate conâ€" nection therewith. IA SS es n o es Ts 1 i D O M LN 1 O N "Telegraph â€" Company ! eee eoee P o en eie ty Sm n P n En en t y The Directors are of opinion that it would be to the interest of the Stookholders generally to ostain nlnalr‘i_rhutm- all quarters of Canada, and with this view they propose to divido the Stock amongst the different towns .m? cities throughout the Dowinion in allotments suited to the population and busiâ€" ness occupations of the different loculities and the interest which they may be supposed to take in such an onprpri-. i l e n e PRA G L NCPR O . are under the management of a Board of Diroctors annually elected by the shareholdors in conformity with the Charter and Byâ€"laws o« the Company. a . T TD & uT se 3 is x7 v hss * m oo Di c o0 d e PP o e c on Cal)iull Sto‘.u,.‘....'...‘.l..».....*s IN 10,0C0 ShARES AT $50 EACH. Is $500,000, divided into 10,000 shares of $50 cach, 5 per ceat to be paid at the time of subscribing, the balance to be paid by instalments, not ercosding 10 per cent por monthâ€"said instalments to be called in as the works progress. y _ THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY Price Cellected at Toronto. 'l\llI DOMINION TELEGRAPII COMPANY has boen organized under the Act rupoetini)l‘olognph Companies, chapter 67 of the Consolidated Statutes of Canada.., Its object is to cover the Dominion of Carada with a complote netâ€"work of Telograph lines. _â€"_â€" Counsel. MESSRS. CAMERON & MeMICHAEL. ‘Foronto, Reptember 20, 1868 D0 _ 40 * KHWBLOND......ccoonvcrcrerirer entrersrertinressrinsscrracees T6 25 Do do QUODCC... .. .cc es ces senevear e rer en snn en repen on ons snn n en ennve ns 505 50 Examwple at prosent rarin rates to Buffalo, and from thence to the following places, in U. 8. curâ€" y, which roduced to Canada money at 45 per coot preminm, makes the actual cost, as in second From New York to From Toronto to Suspension Bridge........... ~ President, HON. WM. CAYLEY. Philadelphia secssusey "srtes BOG do e resssevigt 08 sssrerccg t B9 MONUTOR] ...........cceecceesseeer6receseersererereserersse04 Mitchell, Seaforth, Bothwell, Ailsa Craig, Caleâ€" donia, Chatharm, Dunvilie, Newbury, Port. Burâ€" well, Port Colborne and many other places...... EXAMPLE OFN PRESET TARIFF RATES, WITH DISTANCES. .$1 35 $1 30 THE CAPITAL STOCK '[-"EE;T;rofito to Buifalo ......... Buffalo to New )'ork. z"’°° 3 From Toronto to Builalo......... From Toronto to Buffalo.................. Buffalo to 8530 R Baltimore. Ns Can From Toronto to DetPOit, ..............+.. Chicago. * Cans fi;m"l‘c:ronto to Buflalo............ .â€"â€"; uffalo to > # 4 New Orleans. 2’2 15e Can Buffalo to Philadelphis. From ‘Toronto to Buftalo.......... Buffalo to zg% Washington. PROSPECTUS. ; December, 187.........$576,135 19 ; Increaso.........; ; Jany., Fob.,bhreh."& 1,727,939 55 ; Increase...L.... ; April, May, June, ‘68, l.1"l_9,§3l ?_i; lncreaso........, THE OTTAWA TIMES, JANUARY 7. AVERAGE DAILY RECEIPTS. â€"â€"â€"â€"a5de @ <Gtmime â€" tecretary. B. REEYVE. 20 eversssresssirss TOG ACTUAL COST, BOTH TARIFPF8, asesescesen en ns e0 ne08 en s en n 0608 60 n8 8000 n4 8 60 00 Gencral Supefl?l_emlenl. MARTIN RXAN. Former Rate. Present Rate esvereutirietversstrrrecrenestregrrsars 200 ........$3500,000, Treasurer, ION. J. MeMURRICH. wILFS, CANADA NOXEY, & #9 400 80 1 00 40 40 €0 1 00 6A 50 25 i1800 â€"â€" . 520â€"$0 82 .590â€"$0 89 60c 52%20â€"$1 12 MRS. SMITH having received hor new styles of FALL HAT3 & BONNETS, will be happy to see her old friends and the public generally. <ent‘s Felt Hats cleaned, dyad and done over in the best style . +4 ’N.B.â€"-l‘ho most fashionable Mantles and Coats made to order, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"sts. : Qctober 10. = B68t REMOVAL.â€"MB.:S. R. PARSONS has reâ€" s moved her Dressmaking Establiskment to the rooms over J. G. WIHYTE‘3 Book Store, Rideauâ€"st. rllntnnce trom Mosgroveâ€"st. .N.B.â€"All orders promptly attended to. 9%a N orIcE. NXÂ¥ BOWLING ALLEY. This is one of the best in the Capital, and equal to any in America. It contains gour alleys, and with firstâ€"class balls. There will be kept a t register boek for the purâ€" g‘ou of markicrg the numâ€" r of points made each day to lstJanuary next, and the party who nas made the highest number of points will receive from the proprietor a rich prize. DOM!NION BOWL Th s form ; [Â¥ e%o N oCT A\A B ,/ This p Capi Ame ; 7 alley balls ym rogis > i. 080 â€"_. e Ker( e s _ toIs 912.3m Parties visiting the Alley will be received with polite attention. ‘The best of liquors will be found constantly en hand. B. B. LARIVIERE. N.B.â€"A lirge Ball Room is attached to the premises, which will be let at a low fiz_gro..‘ 2 diere S CHRISTIE, Commission Merchant and @ Goneral Agent. Sole agent for Read‘s Highwines andProof Whiskey ; also, Dawens‘ Laâ€" chine Ales and Porter. Pork, Fiour, &0., for sale. l{ BILLINGS®, Jr., Architect,Elgin street ®@ opposite the Post Office. â€" Rrxrerexcxs.â€"â€"H ASims, Esq, Architect, Philaâ€" delphia ; Thos Fuller, Esq, Architect, Albany ; DrJ A Grant, N P., Yitawa ; Tues Reyrolds, Esq Managing Virector 0. & St. L. R,R. T40t ‘_Orricr: No. 5, Sparks Street, noar the Russell House, Ottawa city, C. W. & O’CONNOR & WALLER, Exchange Broâ€" kers, Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance, Commission and Collecting Agents. Office, No. 27, Sussexâ€"street, Ottawa. R. E. 0"CoXNOR. 378y w. H. WALLER. COAL ; COAL! NEWCASTLE GRATE, R SPARKS®, Provincial Land .Surveyor, e Draughtsman, &c., éoommiuionod for Uppor and Lower Canada.) flice and residence, G‘ucester, near Ottaws. Survey: uf every dosâ€" er:gtion executed with accuracy. .Commu@#cations addressed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), or left at the ofice of N. Svarks, Solicitor, &c., Ottawas, will receive prompt a‘tention. 55 y I B. TACKABERRY, Auction Rooms ® No. 36, Rideauâ€"street, below Whyte‘s Staâ€" tronery Store. The sale of Real Estate at Auction or private sale promptly attended to. Consignâ€" monts received .and immediate attention will be &sld. SBales attended in any of the city or counâ€" y. 6997 'l\uw: 6 qQUEKEN !" RESTAU:ANT, M. KAVANAGIH, Propridor, Corner of Mctcalfe and Wellingtonâ€"streets, 0pâ€" rmiu the main entrancs to the Government Buildâ€" age. &ho"QUEEN" comprisee all the requisites for a firstâ€"class Kostau ant. The House huqboen refiited and rof Tnished througthout The BAR contains the cheicast Brandsir Wines and Liqu «rs, and evory delicacy of the seas. a wiil be found on thetable. The Frvpriotn’a best efforts will be directed to he comâ€" ort of his guests and patrons. _ Dommlox HOUSE, ; WELLLNGTONâ€"STREET. _ / The undersigned, formerly head waiter at the Russell House, begs to rotify his friends and the public generally that he has loased the above hotei, which is now well furnishod, and will be kept as a first class house. The bar is well stocked with the choicest brandsâ€"of liquors. The table will bo furnished.with the best the market affords. Good yard and stabling attached to the premises. 6587 GEORGE IRVINE. MRS. TROTTER begs to announce that she has at prosont several commodious and handsomely furnished suites of apartments, in every respect eligibie for civil or military officers, or 7private gontlomen remaining.in the city. 17388f G. A. BUCKE, W. H. SANGER, This firstâ€"class Hotel has boen reâ€"furnishea and refitted throughout, and now combines all the requisites of a Afirljsrtfglrgloggn})liahment. 582tt R H. McGREEV Â¥, Contracior and Builder. © Office; North side York Stroct, second cor from Sussex Street. e o s 18y Sta'lfea in connection with the steamers Jason Gould, Pembroke and Pontiac. Particular attention paid to the comfort of guests. Good rooms for commercial travellers. lorses and vehicles always on hand. __________ (Late of toughton‘s Dining Saloon.) PBA spacious sampleâ€"reoimn for commercial travellers. 859y Corner of Main and Prince of Walesâ€"streets Pembroke, Ontario. l’lCKWICK HoUSE, Corner James and Kingâ€"sts., Oppro.-itctho Court House and Public Offices, ST CATHARINES, Ont. § This Hotel has just been fitted up in & first class style, and at an enormous exponse ; its accommoâ€" dations are of the best kind, it contains 75 rooms, with good yard and stabling ftor 60 horses. The table is always supplied with all the delicacies of the soason. The fhr is also eupplied with the very bost of Liquors. Besides 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. Put up at the " CITY HOTEL," one of the most comfortable houses p the city. _ _ _ & Terms are exceedingly moderate. Try once and gou will be satisfied. e 2 e8~®Remember the Place «" City Hotel," 78, 80 and 82, St, Josephâ€"streot, Montreal. ® CHARLES LAURLN, 853tf Proprictor. b6 [ 1CINC DOWN TO MOSTREAL ?* Dlto 0. C. WOuu, Physician, Surgeon And Accoucheur, Ottawa, Day office opllmnito ‘\lnioo & Russoll‘s, Sparkeâ€"streot, Contro ‘Town Night office at his rosidence, Mariaâ€"streot, Centre Town. Caxcr:rs Cur®n, without the uso of the knife, by a new, but certain, speody, and almost painless precess, References given to ;mtiel suc» cossfully treated, it required. 17w100y 'I)R- C. LEGGO, Physician, Surgeon and Accouchour, Oficoâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" stroot. Dli.”&i;lvi:k*hnn'rm, Dentist. Oflicoâ€" Bparksâ€"stroet, Contial Ottawa. BAutf _ Dn. C. A. MARTIN, Dontist. Oflicoâ€" Bussexâ€"stroet, over Mossrs. Campbeil & Co.‘s, Grocers. BMAut( Dll- GEORGE HUFPCHISON, Dentist. RVZ â€" Oflicoâ€"Sparksâ€"street, opposite Magoeo & Russell‘s. EDWARD C,. MALLOCH, M.D., M. R.C. 8. Dukeâ€"st., LeBreton‘s Flats, «opposite the well." Ofice hours from 8:30 to 10;11)0 am., and 3 to 5 p.m. i BB Oysters,Game eto.. daily Pembroke, Aug. 1, 1868. For Sale by OMINION BOWLING ALLEY. LANS, SPECLFICATIONS, &¢,, H® METROPOLITAN, ons AUMOND‘S BLOCK, Rideau Street Ottawa. 202tf P. O‘MEARA, Prorriztor. LACKAWANNA, ORONTO HOUSE, Sparksest. EVERE HOUSE, OTTAWA. THEAWA HOUSKEK. HARINES, Ont. E. HOUGHTON, ProPrietpr', $Â¥ ai2 2P uc ak iss Fatats. oll‘s. & i e 516y li. W. J. HHENHKY, Cornar of kont and Wellingtonâ€"stroets, Ottawa. 4Sutf Ajotcls andb Suloons. LEHIGH, D. W, COWARD & CO., Amusements. Hoical Canbs. tliscellancous. SID] (Luimmp and Egg Sizes.) BLACKSMITH‘8, Millinery. â€" Commission Merchants, Oficeâ€"17 Sparkaâ€"st. ‘The subscriber begs to inâ€" form his friends that he openâ€" ed on MONDAY, the 26th OCTOBER, his + (Egg and Stove Sizes.) ississre+ssssâ€"PROPRIETORS, (Screoned.) J. COPELAND, $6 per Chaldron. Proprictor. Proprietor. 809y BCF’F‘ALG ROGBE LOST.â€"Lost, on SAâ€" TURDAY last, on r.ideauâ€"st., from my sleigh while my black horses were running away, A LINED EUFFALO ROBEK. The person who riekod it up will save me and himself trduble by eaving it at onee with tho undersigned. 934â€"3â€"51â€"3 J. T. PENXNOCK. Cine ~â€"*~~ NO â€"rrreesritfirnrirrecernsrersencines Superfine and Very Choice.................. Java.... Cevyion.. MEOOMI® ssssrsscisctrssshess BLACK. TEA. > Common Congou, Streng Toa...............$0 45 @ 50 Fine Flavoured New Sesson do............ 0 55 @ 60 Excellent FuH Flavoured _ co............ 0 75 @ 80 Sound OOIODEâ€"ccscserssrrisccscressssssessreesres O 40 9 46 Rich Fiavoured, do........................... 0 55 @ 60 Voerty Fing, d@o 40.......»....s1ssum« +« U TpO@BD TEPIH BODE sssrssrsssressssresacrsrssissstsss«2»« 0 $10 @ 60 NYoery EOO +s sssirstrrerrncfarers irstivricsessones F09 C090 FiNC§L:«s secerertravensrarsescnctesstassssszssetecte 0 TD MDBO Twankay, Common ......... KFIND â€" NO .. 1»2sitrsseseverssies EO UV . eesesenssenseneee ns sns ssse00e 200000000 T OURG HYBON.1â€"+:.c+srcrrressessses ecseversren who aro daily receiving by direct importations Tea and Coffee of the finest quality. Their busiâ€" nees is conducted on the Englilh principle, and the above named articles can be procured in 5 and 10 pound catties and upwards. The purchaser receives the benefit of a nemt li,schge. a good article, and at wholosale prices. Porfect satisfac. tion is ensured, and any goods not proving acâ€" cording to sample can be returned at our expense. We will pay che carriage on 4 five or 2 ten lb catties to the nearest railway station. For the accommodation of farmars and cthers not having heard of the advantage offsred them, we have enâ€" gagédtrustwortby agents who will make occasionâ€" al trips throughout the surrounding country and solicit their orders, Any favors sabmitted tothen will receive prompt Attention, _ We do not sell less than a cattie, and nothing but Tea and Coffee sold. The following is the list of prices : *Farmors and others should buy thei COFFEE from ould buy their TEA and A. G,. AUDY & CO., TRADEFE TO FARMERS «& OTHERS. Has not removed to Centre Town, but can be found at the above address. Great reduction in prices for cleaning or dyeing. All kinds of Wool, Cotton, Silk, &¢., done at reâ€" duced rates. No use of undlng goods to Montreal. pBsÂ¥ncourage home manufactures. > s sIGNX OF THE GOLDENXN SHEEP, B Gentliemen‘s Clothes cleaned and dyed. Kid Gloves sleaned. 891â€"3m !%RANCH or > ST. LA WRENCE DYVE WORKS, Elginâ€"st., (Oppositethe Russell House,) Ottaw a, Ont. Silver Top Smelling Boitles, Ssotch Plaid Smolling Bottles, â€" k Improved Perfumed Distributors, â€" * â€"£6; &o., &e. A complete stock just received of Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, SILK Toilet Boxos in vamoty, $ Rimmel‘s New Perfames, Cambridge Bouquet, s Oxford Bouquet, English Lavender W ater, MONS. II. BERTHELOT, of the Ottawa Gramâ€" mar School, is now prepared to give private lesâ€" sons in the Prench language. Terms moderate. respectfully inform the publicithat they will open a brauch of their N. B.â€"Wiil also give lessons in tho Latin, Greek or English languages if required. _ _ _ Orders may be le:t at Mossrs. Durie & Son‘s bookstore. , Ottawa, October 16, 18698. 873tf For particulars and torms apply to the â€" _ LADY SUPERIORESS, 8A3if _ Corner of O‘Connoranad Mar W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and Teacher of Piano, Voice and Harmony. Also, Mrs. Clark, Teacherof Diawing and Painting. Music Rooms and Residence, O‘Connorâ€"street, corner of Sliterâ€"stroct, Contre Town. x Irders may ba lett at his residence or at Orme & Son‘s Music Stor~. 452 Mr. GUSTAVE SMITH, (Organist of the Catho . dral) a Graduate of the Imperial Conservatory of Parig. Lessons on Piano ar 1 Singing. Rideauâ€" st.rert, corner of K ingâ€"stroet. Oftawa, June 23, 1838. T15y NE®*" l‘ EES & GEMMILL, Barristars, Attorneys, A Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c. Officeâ€"In the Court House, Ottawa. Rosert Lers. 4Butft _ Jonx J. Gruxeur. FDWA“D T. DARTNELL, Barrister, _4 Solicitor, Attorney and Nutary Public, Clerk of the Peace and Coyuty Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott and Russell. Offcoâ€"In the Court House, I‘Orignal. 34â€"6m Ottawa. = > % J . MACPHERSON, G. KENXNEDY, _A, J. CHRISTIE, J' WV W. W A K U, of the late firm of Lowis e Pinhey & Ward, has romoveod his Chancery Ofico to Bell‘s Law. Chambers, opposite Russoll Mouse, Elginâ€"st. dw N LCHOLAS SPAILK®S, Barrister and Attorâ€" neyâ€"utâ€"Law, Solicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyâ€" ancer, &c. Officeâ€"Lang‘s Buildings, Elginâ€"st., opposite the Post Office, Ottawa. _ 489y . _\ _ A« MARA, Architect. Officeâ€"Aumond‘s 4e Buildings, Rideauâ€"st., Ottawa. 9027 ‘l‘oscuovfi & TAILLON, Barristers, 1Â¥ Solicitors, &c. Officeâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, Rideauâ€"stroot, Ottawa. Wicurax Mosorors®. _ 3S6tf _ Groror Tamuosx. CoxgrEcarioxr pE NotrE Daxg, FROM MONTREAL, Lhoir classes will begin on the 15th OCTOBER THE MEDICAL HALL, Educational Establishment in Oittawa. STEAM DYE W ORKS, 1HE SISTERS NUITION. BTS member the place, TTAWA CITY IANOâ€"FORTE TUITION. dOLIDAY PRESEXNTSs USICAL ACADEMY. Genuine Drugs and Chemicals, ACPHERSON, KENNEDY & CURISTIE, Barristers, &c., Lang‘s Block, Elginâ€"st., TETIIEAU, Notary Public for the Proâ€" MACDONALD & CO., AND WOOLLEN DYERS, Scourers; Hot Pressers, &c. Druggists‘ Sundries of all descriptions. W, M. MASSEY, * Opposite Martineau‘s Store, Elginâ€"st., opposite the Russell House, RDDye Works. Corner of O‘Connor and Mariaâ€"sts. (O0, 28 Sparksâ€"st., Ottawa Educational. Xeqal Carbs. Â¥#mily and Dispensing Chomist. GREEN 1EA. AQrugaists. LEThLAM & BRUNAIS, COFFEE, s rrvirirerâ€"â€"$0 22, 0 27, 0 20, 033 rnssemm... 0 20, 0 25, 0 29, 0 32 cecses.... 0 18, 0 22, 0 26, 0 29 ce, A. 0. AUDY & CO., Sussexâ€"st., OFr THE®E AT 0 35 @ 40 0 55 @ 60 0 50 @ 60 0 T5 @ 85 1 00 @ 09 Magrk. We u)osk from experience in this matter, bavin tested it thoroughly, and therefore those who ar suffering from any of the complaints for which it is secommended may depend upon its being a Soveâ€" d.f: Remedy. e astonishing efficacy of the Canadian Pain Destroyer, in curing diseases for which it 1« reâ€" commended, and its wonderful success in subduing thetnrfir:,\g pains of Rheumatism. and inre ieving Nervous Affections, entitle it to a high rank in «h listpf Remedies for thesecomplaints, Doalers are soming in from Medicine Dolfen in all parts of the country for further mgpliee. and sach testifying to the universal satisfaction it gives * Newcastle, C. W., General Agents for C. W Sol ty Geo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W M Massey, H. F. McCarthy, J. Skiwmner, and J. Brown, in Ottawa. y Among the most 1importan!tof modern Medical Disâ€" soveries stands the CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER ! Side, Back ana »Tead, Coupbs, OColds, Sore Thros Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the StoriaA, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, bowe! Om‘ghim, Burns,"calds, ost Bites. &c¢., ke. The Canadian Pain Dostroyer has now beer before the public for a length of time, and whencver used is woll liked, nevor tamling in a single instance to give permanent relio? wher timely used, and we have never known a single case of dissatisfaction where the direction: are proâ€" perly followed ; but on the contrary ail are delight ed with its operations, and speak i w‘the highor terms of its virtues and magical e€ects, The Cans dian Pain Destroyer never fails to give mmediate rolie{. All Medicine Doalors .“xfl i Physiciazs orderand use it; and no fami‘y wi witbhout it after onse try ing it. > Price twentyâ€"{ve conts r{mr bottle. NORTHROP & LYMAN, Dominion et Photogra Call and see for yourselvos; no trouble to show you how they sew. * Remember 37, Sparkeâ€"st., Ottawa; and 105 Kingâ€"st., West Toronto. â€"_THE HOWE SEWING MACHINXES ;r-flbut for Carriage Trimmers, Shoemakers and ailors. § CEO. MAYES, COPPER PLATE PRINTER, Bank Street, Centre Town, Between Sparks & Queen Streets. al reduction for cash on all machines for boliday gflleutl- Twentyâ€"five per cent reduction on Emâ€" roidery attachments applicable to the former style of Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machinec. Rutâ€" ton Hole Attachments, new style; Tuckers, Trimâ€" mers, Corders, &¢. WHEELER & WILSON‘3 Filent Feeqa Sewing Machines are perfectly noiseless. The most valuâ€" able present to any Lady or ‘amily is a WHEELâ€" ER & WILSON‘s SEWL\'G MACHINE. A liberâ€" Koturn tickets to Prescott, Kemptville and Ottaâ€" wa at reduced rates can be had at the principalstaâ€" tions oz the !ine. s T. S. DETLOR, THOMAS REYNXOLDS, SuFrintena!n“f. Managing Director. N. B.â€"The above zrams all rum by Moxtreal Broockville, April 11. = LEAVE BROCKYILLE, 7.1," A,. M.=â€"â€"TRAINS will lcave 6 H CFP Brockville daily at 7.15 a.m., and $:15 p.m., arriving at Sandpoint at 12:40 p. m. and 9 p.m. * > LEAYVE SANDPCINT. U'rgeé:otb s.sm. train fI:;m Brockvr.lle connects with . F. ‘s Steamers for Ottawa, Portageâ€"daâ€"Fort, Pombrok’o. &o., &e., and the 1:15 p.m. train from Sandpoint leaves after thoso steamers are due rom east and west. H ABBOTT, LEAYE OTTAWA. ARRIVE IN PRESCOTT, Exprets, 8 a. m. 10.30 a. m. Mixed, 1.00 p. m. 4:15 p. m â€" LRAYE PRESCOTT. ARRIVE TN OTAWaA. Mixed, 7. 30 a. m. 11.00 a, m. _ Express, 2.10 p. m. 4.45 p. m. The time of these Trains has beon soarranged as to onsure connection with night and day trains or Grand Trunk, cast anu wost. 'EIEJ.';'.TA and from Ottawa checked through from and to s‘tafio‘u on Grand Trunrk Railway . 5. l #2 A. M.â€"=«TRAINS will leave «< .) Sandpoint at 5:15 a.m. and 1:2¢ g.m.. arriving at lg):ockvillo at 11:30 a.m. and :45 r.m: All trains on main line connect at Smith‘s Falls with Trains to ind from Perth. ON and AFTER MONXDAY, the 30r= & NOY., 1868, and until fartzer notice, TRAINS will run as follows: = Tume. Ottawa. _ For further information and time of arrival and departure of all trains at terminal and way staâ€" tions, apply at the Ticket Oflice, Bonaventure Staâ€" fon: a2 * : 40 W. Norxax‘s, Metcanreâ€"strEEr: The International Company‘s Steamers, running in conrection with the Grand Trunk Railway, leave Portland every MONDAY, at 5 p m, for St. John, N.B. Tickets issued through at the Company‘s princi patscations.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"* She has cxcellent accommodation for passengers and freight. e _ The steamer Carlotta leaves Portland every SATULDAY AFTERNUYGON (after the arri;?I of train from Montreal on Friday wight), for Haliâ€" fax, N.$: returning on Tuesday. To Tourists.â€"The largest coliection in _ via Vermont Central. s Express for New York via Plattsburgh, Lake Champlain, Burlington & Rutland at 3:00 p m Express for Isiland Pond, at................. 2:00 p m Night Express for Quebec, Isiand Pond, â€" Gorham and Portland, stopping beâ€" tween Montreal and Island Pond at _ $t. Hilaire, St. HMyacinthe, Acton, Richmond, Sherbrooke, Watervillo f + ___and Gorticook only, at.....................10:10 p _ Sleosing Cars on all Night Trains. Bagâ€" gage checked through. 2 2 ominion ef Phozogrs?h‘ Ottawa, Sept. 7, 1868. Day Expross for Ogdensburg, Ottawa, Brockville, ‘Kingston, BePevilie, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantford, Goderich, Builalo, Detreit, Chicago, and all points WOSL, B4..1++++++++++4+« Night sdo do . do.â€"sdo «do Accommodation Train for Kingston and Intermediate Stations, at..... ........ Trains for Lachine st ............":00 a m, 3:30 pm, 5:00 tm. GoINu soUTH AND EAsT Accommodation Train for I«land Pond and Intermédiate Stations at......... Ixpress for BOSON Mt..........sâ€"ssese600000.0+ Expre'n for NewYork and Bostonat...... Trains now loave B'-).\'Av’ilf\']’l as follow: : ST. LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA & o RAILW A Y (formerly the Ottawa & Prescott Rail«ay.) N NLARGED PonTRaITUR®y EYERLY DESCRIPTION NANADIAN PAIN DPESTROYER: 1868.] WINTER ARRANGEMEXTs. 1869 2 C.J: BRYDGES, Managing Director Montreal, Dec. 7, 1868. sU MMER ARRBR A NGE M ENT Commencing on the 20ta April, 1868. 930tf ROCKVILLES & OTTAWA RAIL« YAYÂ¥. * ©RAYD. TRUNEH RAILWAY COM» | to insurors, and A PAxXY OF CAXADA. | â€" Ottawe, Dec. HANGE OF Timx OLIDAY PRESENTs. Semwing «Machines. COLOURED AND PLAIX, COLOURED AND PLAIN, COLOURED AXD PLAIN, 1+0V, %4 G,. A. WALTON, Agent for Ontario, K. W.STEPHEN, â€" > , 1868, Ralrombs. dGoINg wi Manager for Ottawa Office. OP AT Managing Director, 412y RC ESTATION 7.09 E:40 M ‘THE TIMES is printed and A 9T AEmETE P Afiliesfiu will be made at the next Seasion of the Legisiature of Ontario for an act io inrnm rate the CALEDOAIA PEAT MANUZFACT INXG & SMELTING COMPAXY, with powers t construct a Canal or Railway from some point it the Township of Caledonia to the navigable w aters of the Ottawa or South Nation Rivers, and to an* thorize the Musnicipality of Caledonia to grant to the said Oonémny #o much of the road allowantes between the first and fifth concessions as mey be required for the manufacture of Peat fuel, 88Xf By appointment BUTCHERS To IfS EXCELLENCY $ JOHX YOUTNG. Buperior Stall Fed Beef. Lamb, Mutton @ Veal in season. N.B.â€"Alsospiced, rolled and roun is of Be uul:gu-und Hams and Bacon, cured in 1 Englat goie. 930.8m 7 XNo.7, Lower Town Market, Ottawa AL8O, STOVES, all patterns and #izos, for coal and wool from the Presoott,â€" Kingston, Toronto, Hamilto® and Montreal Foundrics, with drums, pipes, #fâ€" niture, &¢., the cheapest to be had in town. _ Sor the reliefand cure of Epilensy, St. Vites Dance, Puerporal Hysteria, &¢., &o. This gnph ation is from the recipe of a celebrated French Physician, and the very groat success which has attonded its use lseno? case, and -rhmmllz est medi l was of no avail, has induced subscriber to &ln it every )msiblo publicity. The genuine has the subscriber‘s name and addross on each bottle. Price one doliar. Sole Proprietor, J, A. HARTE, Chemist, 326, Notre Damo.street, Montreal. f ons JB NE PLAIN, ORNAMBNTAL AND DBECQGERATINE PAINTERS3, AND PAPER HANGER Chaudicre and Buil. (Shop next to K. At. Booth‘s Store, Chaudiere.) ~House, Sign, Villa¢nd general inting executed on the must ro able terms. E:ilinp and walls distempored in "Dujors to suit Fresco work of all kinds to order, â€" and a general assortmentâ€"of Houseâ€"furnishingé Cornires, &e., at the lowest cash vrices to be found in the Ottawa market. ce _ Marte‘s Florida Water, equal to anything imâ€" ported, ___!_‘r{eg 3874 cents mz@uo __7831 k HD ANDALL & MOXTGOXERY, References permitted to the following zentlemen: A. H. Baldwin & Co., J. R. Booth, Esq., R.K. Boath, Esq., Rex. Mr. Johnson, Mull ; Rev Mr. Picket, (Ktawa; Mr. Haycock, Architect, SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, Partics ordering Mahogany, W other Mardwood Coftins, may rely on uine article, no slained Datternat | nuat.) t The Undertaking branch is under £. R.‘s immeâ€" diate superintendence, who attends all Funerais 'ithutgnn Charge, and has constantiy on hang a large assortment ut Readyâ€"made Colin:, of all sizes and qualities : -M!!TALL?C, BLACK CLOTiHI, COBOURG, &¢ THOS. ISAAC‘S PLOUVGH®, C Persons desirous of keeping their dec«ased rela. tives for a few days, or even a wock, can doso without the least possible inconvenionce by apply» ing to 5. Rogers, who has had over 20 years‘ exâ€" verience in the above branchos, andioels confident of giving satisfaction. _ N.B.â€"The Undertaking Branck will be found second to none in Ottaw@. Express Waggons always roa«dy for the removal of Furniture. » l)ABODEE’fl EPILEPTIC CURE, RESIDENCEâ€"At the West End Ps ablishment Wellingtonâ€"st. Ottawa, September 4, 1868. #38y _ WENT EXD WELLINGTOX.â€"STRRETP, Where the usual assortment of Cabinot and Uphotâ€" stering Goods can be ebtatu00 mressuderato nji0c08. »Sparksâ€"str Agent for Ottawa and Vie For the rale of these e«l>phrated T.urmlermers, H. & A. SAUNDERS,. | @»nrovixcrar i%s; ' MALMGL‘I q S ATCHELL BHROS., Manufactvrer by special HER MAJESTY T4E Qqt io coURrT or THE RIGHT NHOXORABI BER MAJESTY QUEEXN Vr( NAYY+~ Prizo Medalist of the Great In tion of London, 1862, an versal Exhibition of 1 WE HEREBY ArroINT f Mx. SOHNX L==: CABINETâ€"MAKI August 26 I have this day, Goneral, Twenty T the above Fitty Th sand Dollars (370 1 The IHon. C appointed Cou: ion. Alllegal B "OTICE. Uamx muUTlq LMrLF I‘\SI‘FP yâ€"U NDEX T A K AT THE OLD €TAND o. 70, RIDEAUâ€"S‘ GOFFICE â€" DJ Tas Or;awa Tixzes Paixomm6 axo PopusH« 1e Coxpaxy, at the Cfiice, 28, Eparksâ€"st Centre Town, Ottawa. Jaxes Corto® Managiog Director Ausx. N.onzz7608 EAitor,® r Ottawa, N ARDWARLE : MISSI OYAL CANADIAN n3 yag SEWILL, LYVEWUPOOGL, OTPAW A W APCH EPS IO Nams, Rors, Cna:s FKéarciwrare. NDERT AX EI in 1RON, n a22 CnCr;o 109 OF T R T A KE R."G% 2060 White Cotton AND AT AND CEXTRE TOWN, LTIY ATOR®S COAL, M CRA*rq ;i,::‘;f.\? ternational TA 1}, LViDS CQYx. MTRALTY, QLSTI published bÂ¥ COIM iinut 820â€"Gm LFAMILY ow ent to 9| 8# MNq ROYAL Erhibl. anity, w &lâ€" â€" Hankets for about 1,000 Linen Ba; 1 rol%â€" sfem‘s Heary Bos 8IR #30.,0005 ME LCC Have removed to t rit‘s Blosk, Corper . shere they @ill of m'ncd at Public nense LDankrupt Nt Â¥ARTERY, JORDA sold on account of T. goode are nlldm and Lu .‘F‘ fittm‘:‘: and, As rasing the goods far _”Fz'urml to offer © n this city. The foll if goods offered, viz. * 1060 pieces 100 do Fancy, ® Japnibal vlJoths Livini Popline Princess Alex Meapdarin Lustres .*0 pieces Grey Cott: 60 do Bleached 1 65. &e Good Print 03 do Best Eng! Ashton‘s.. £9 do French Cal 1,000 ; 70 20 pisces Woaterpro 80 "do Double W 15 33 0 Wt aemmastint ED frightfol saori R@"Also, Rod a lian Shirting â€" Fla Cowellings, Irish Shawle, Hemp Car 00 piecces 24â€"yai , 060 Fiannel Shirts, I;oâ€";y French Calf, if Genliemen‘s Clott ::l:.r‘odll'o( p w inn“i-or -Clnln-fl!‘ huthoputaf; 81 do Table §00 Under Shirts, 300 llgo_gole_r'l 1 BEAUTY, EC Ribbed ...... Paper Collarsâ€"1 _ Bheeting..... 5 do ‘.‘8-1- takes pleasure tomers and the beviag removed ICK & BOULEYA 900 Cts» Up......â€" L0 cts. to #1 .25 Flannels READ which, being m this city. * .lrI‘B T AJ A18 “p‘l- a well â€"knowp f Btore lately 00 Goor to Magee T BÂ¥ly ___ Ship”‘ ‘ SJays, a nt'y'c do do do do do HYACINXT 40 do These Buibs yet imported. do T CUNNINXG Ditaw a, sHIRTSs! 8 &s Single ETAPLE A The groatest VOL, gay*» CORs® W e have NLOW KK MOV AL 35 Filled 83 Sheph: 101 Fazcy 167 Assort Also, a CUNKXIX Assort‘d Empress Bl‘k Fre: K ancyCo Black E. m W ine Double 1 go 1 do 1 differen: Black ©C