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___â€"From a report issued some weeks ago by the directors of the Societe du Cable Transatlantique Francais, we learn some interesting Yarlicnhrl in reference to the new cable that is to connect France and this continent. Up to Deâ€" cember 1st, there had been 463 miles of the Brest St. Picrre section gxamined by the engineers and approved of,. The whole length of the cable will be 2643 knots, which will be completed next May, et the present rate of manufactureâ€"85 miles per diem. The cable for the St. Pierre, United States section, will be 776 miles in length. ~It was to have been commenced about December 10. (Great care, it is said has been exercisod in the formation of the joints in the gutta percha core. Preparatiocs to receive the cable on board the Great Easterr were comâ€" menced last October. â€"The cities of Sacramento and San Francisco are always quarrelling with each other about their respective induceâ€" ments to imm‘grants. Sacramento is now taunting its rivil with its recent earthâ€" quake misfortune. *San Francisco retaliâ€" ates by alluding to the flood of 1862, which did so much damage to Sacraâ€" mento. All of which is very encouraging to outside parties to make either city their residence. * â€"â€"Six Waterbury, Conn., sportsmen went pickeral fishing one bitter cold night, fut week, on a wmill pond. a rnumâ€" ber of miles from the town. _ After they had cut several holes in the ice, and fished patiently several hours without a bite, tgy were told l:{ a small boy that the owner of the pond had drawn it off a few days before and captured all the ffsh. ison, Wis. ~Only two out of twentyâ€"five pupils could npefi words of two syllables correctly. Some of them missed sixty out of two hundred and sixty words. The late Thomas C. Moore, of Brookâ€" lyn, E. D., has left a will nearly as long as the moral law, with several, hundred 1100 2 22 T.4 4..0es. . hach Mithca ditatntitate t shrata?® PA inntnntctictnna bequests, amounting to several huudred thousands of ‘dollars, including $21,600 for the benefit of the destitute widows and children of Southern soldiers who were killed in Georgia and the Carolinas during the late war. e â€"The neglect of spelling in our presâ€" ent system of education was recently ilâ€" lustrated in the " High" School of h{ad- in poweriul compass, range, clearness, n«ro loudness of poonnd." Sir Duncan thinks the Germans possess the most powerful voices in EnroJ:e, but in their strength they must yield to the Tartars. Iollow%deductions from his observa tions : Chinese and Japanese possess voices of low power, feeble compass; whining in tome, and " possossing a metallic twang," _ That of the Tartars, Thibetians, and Mongols, partakes slightâ€" ly of the same twang. In India and Barmah the voice is _not powertul, but shrill, soft and femenind, that of the juhabitants of the hills being more robust, possessing more of the metallic twang and less of the whine than the inhabiâ€" tants of the plains. The larynx of the negro is intermediate in size, between that of the Chinese and Tartars. The negro wants vocal power, rouessing the elements of a roaring, bellowing voice. "The European nations possess strong, powerful, sonortous, clear voices. Variâ€" ations as to character and tone might and did exist, but as a rule they all agreed â€"Sir Duncan Gibb,the V iceâ€"President of the Anthropological Society of London, recently prepared a on the charaeâ€" ter of ythle’ Â¥oice in Ke’e:ations of Asia and Africa contrasted with that in the nations of Europe. Since then the subâ€" ject has attracted no little attention abroad. Sir Duncan has arrived at the following deductions from his obserra last week. . His familiar box was set on fire against a church. the destruction of which, a high wind prevailing, would have carried with it half the city. It was discovered in time ; but no traces of the man were left. The excitement over the matter naturally grows with cach re petition ofâ€"the arson. not a icion who is or what is at the botwm’ft?lhis acts.. Hemust be acitizen of the place, and one no longer young. Perhaps he is one of the most prominent in the arrangements for his own capture. His extraordinaÂ¥y crimes and his extraâ€" ordinary success in cluding:, pursuit would make a splendid basis for a sensaâ€" tion novel. fl'lpi: last attempt, bappily an unsuccessful one, dates back only to The city of Newburyport, Mass., is in a fever of excitement over what is, view it aa cooly as you pleaso, certainly a most remarkable pheaomena in etime, For fitteen or twenty years Newburyport has had an incendiary, _ Four churches, and smaller structures unnumbered, have perished by his destroying hand. _ HMe takes a pride in his work, and in the sys tem snd secrecy with which he does it. Every fire of the longseries has been set by the same apparatus. _ An odd little box seemingly made by the mysterious man himselfis in each instance filled with kerosone, oil saturated kindling wood, and other highly inflamable subâ€" stamnces. _ A candle ead is placed in this, and so lighted that in a few minutes the whoie will be in flames. Year after year at irregular intervals this lhittle conâ€" trivance is so employed in the work of gestruction which this man is bent upon. After emz nered fire this little box is found w :mihe conflagration began. Yet in all this time the man who makes the boxes, who carries them about and fires them, has successfully defied all the agencies of discovery, all the detectives employed in the interests of justice, or for the defence ot property, and there is Fuoceâ€"Ectra No. Y * No. 1. werful compass, range, clearness, [Compiled expressly for the Ortawa Tixzs A MYSTERIOUSTINCEX olian i. Mixed Wood...... THUMEDNEE «ovceccs,. OTTAWA MARKETS,. Times Ofce, Ottaws, Jan, 9, 1869. oo ts U W U T lmvnby given that the:Map or Plan and Book of Reference of the Carada Cgntral Railway Company, from the City of Ottawa to its junction \.with the Line of the Brockville and Ottawa Rail. | way Company, have been do‘cocitod in the office ot | the Department of Public ‘Yorks, and nool&y of | such parts of the Map or Plan and Book of Keferâ€" ‘ ence, as relate to the County of Carleton, has been | deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Carleton, and a eozy of such parts as relate to the County of Lanark, las been deâ€" | E:tod in the office of the Clerk of the Poace for the | nty of Lanark. | . Dated this Tenth day of August, 1868. | xf W R. WORSLEY, | C. C. Rly. chasers should be careful to ask for Harte‘s Conâ€" cencrated Lye, which is sold by all respectable 2!}31311. and Grocers in town and country. 183y the surrourding Counties that he has purchased the extensive works hitherto owned and worked by T. M. Blaisdell, Esquire, as Founder, Machinist, alld Worker in all kinds of Iron Work. Having made full arrangements to meet the wants of the Trade, he 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 g:npuy all orders in his line of business in the t manner and at reasonable prices, ALEXANDER FLECK, Proprietor and Man. ager of the VULCAN IRON WORKS, MOX. TREAL, begs to inform the public of Ottawa and FARIISI AND OTHERS, * Remember that the only* handâ€"made Chairs in Ottawa is AT THE VARIBTY HALL, _ The remarkable success which has atiended the introduction of the celebrated Concentrated Lye into Canadian market, by the subscriber, has exâ€" cited the cupidity ot an unprincipled firm in town {which has already been convicted of borrowing other people‘s brains) by a sqpurious imitation called Saponifier. ID®Wavoid dicirpoimnm. . chasers should be carefulto ask for Harte‘s gfl- «i ALEXANDER FLECK. Ottawa,;Docember 11,1848. _ â€" > 9224 PUBLIC NoTICE FQB SALE.=â€"â€"Thoe Westerly oneâ€"third of Lot _ No. 27, in First Concession, Cttawa Front,Noâ€" pean, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the sameconâ€" cesszion, at present in the eccupation of Wm.T. Aylen, b%v For further particulars apply to Joux and Wx. Trouso®, !&peln. and Lewis & Pixugy, Barristers, Ottawa. « Je2â€"141â€"tf can rent TWO FURNTSHED BEDROOMS and a SITTING ROOM. 868 l‘lth“l OF PARLIAMENT and others visiting the Capital can be accommodated with board and apartments, singlo rdouble, at a firstâ€"class Boarding House, withit Gve minutes‘ walk of the Parliament Buildings References flnn if required. Apply to MR3. W. PARDY, ellingtonâ€"st. , Ottawa. 905â€"2m citor, Ot:awa. Ottawa, Nov ared. The short distance of only 3 miles from Ottawa makes the wocd of greater value." These lands are well watered, of <xcellent soil, and would make a fine dairy farm _ Apply to the Proâ€" would make a line dairy iarm Aspl% to the Proâ€" prictor, C.SPARROW, or to D ~~CONNOR, Soliâ€" vfuum.u FARMS FOR SALE.â€"Lot 21 in the 3rd Concession, Gloucester, Ottawa Front, 200 acres, about 80 cleared and under culâ€" tivation, with comfortable Dweiling and good Barn. The bush land is principally bardwood, and very valuable from its pmlmt{ to Ottawa. . Also, Lot 20, in 3rd Concession, Gloucester, Ottawa Front, containing 200 acres, 20 acres cleared. The remainder of this lot is heavily wooded with hard and soft wood. These farms will be sold separately or together as may be doâ€" â€"Office, Sparksâ€":st., near the Russell Houseâ€" :.?.otho proprietor J, WADSWORTH. Terms moderate. Possession given at n; time to suit parties. pocer â€".! Poref Fot SALE, OR TO LET for a term of ears, BELLEGREEN COTTAGE and GRO{D.\' Ds3, say two and a half asres, situate on the Bank of the Rideau River, (Ottawaâ€"st ) The Cottage is built of brick and tin roofed, with a allery all round. The gardens and grounds are fnl high state of cultivation. L"i. storeroom, stables, granary, coach and iso house, woodâ€" sheds, &c., all in the best of order. It is one of the most healthy and comfortable residences for a private fain.ly in or about the city of Uttawa. For porticulars apply to FRANCIS CLEMOW, To LUMBERERS.â€"â€"Tho subscriber is authorized to receive) proposals for lease of the besi STEAM MILL SITE on the River Ottawa, helow ‘the Chaudiere Falls. Very extensive for and piling ground. Luamber ma be lhgpod ld.iget m-'-u t:f mill. s k. H. HAYCOCK, Solicitor, 2,000 Corps or Goonp FirEwoop, â€" and 600,000 sawed SHINGLES. Wholesale and Commission Agents. Goods forwarded with despateh between Ottawa, Kingston and Intermediate Ports, by the Steamer Mary Ann, and three barges. BJ Silzer Taken at Par. ~@q . Wx. H. EASTON & CO., Forwarder® and Commussion Merchants, The subscribors beg to inform thoir customers and the public generaily that they have removed to those spacious prenises lately occupied by M. K. Dickinson, Canal Basin, and where will he ound constantly on hand the following goods ; Cash advances, when required, will be made on censignments for immediate sale. ® _ AU kinds ot turniture bought, sold or exchanged. | His Lordship th :3"':‘"0(';{.' to is a e Bishop of Ki n, Hon, Sir Jogn A. ludfinsld. NS* j Hon. H. L. Langevia, C B, Hooa. Alex. Campbeil, P M G, R. W. Scott, Esq, M P P, Walter Stnly,%.m. M P Max. W. Strange, Esq, M P P, . Francis H. Burton, Esq, M P James O‘Rielly, Esq, Q C, H.V. Noel, &tfi’!u%Quohgc Bank, Ottawa. Robert Lyon, Esq, M P P. _ ~â€"â€" A smart young man wanted to act as travelling agent re;~resenting soveral firms. . J. BERMINGHAM, %, MRS. SMITH, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"sts., He will be in his office from 7 in the morning until 7 in the evening, when he can see parties who wish to arrange about their sales. Consignments trom a distance will have immediate attention. roeo of, and pledges himself that nothing will be eft undone by him to give satistaction in discharg â€" ing the trust confided to him. He hopes that by strict attention to the sales entrusted to his care, as well as by promnt settlemâ€" nts imimediately after, to merit a lgaro of public patronage. _ a The high reputation of the instruments made by them for the past ten years, and the imcreasing demand for them in the noew Dominion, prove their very superior quality, and universally acknowâ€" lu_l’hod merit. e Pianos, as well as thoe Purniture in the establishment, will be sold e.ther by private sale or agction. He would also announce that he is prepared to receive instructions from persons having bousehold furniture, horses, carridges, or real estate, to disâ€" Dec. 19, 1868 OxCENXTRATED LYE. Fr‘%n their long experience in Germany, Paris, and New York, they are universally admitted to be the best Piano Martufacturers on this continent. The subscriber would also intimate that he is the Sole Agent for Ottawa and territory for the sale of Rappe, Wobber & Co.‘s celebrated grand Pianos. â€" , They are successors to the late Jo?n C. Fox, of Kingston, and the makers of his.excellent Pianos, ULCAN IRONX WORKS, From arrangements made with some of the Furniture Manufactorios of Western Ontario, a lar,e and woll selected stock of new furniture will be constantly on hand. _ _ _ > â€" The subscriber respectfully announces to the nâ€" habitants of Ottawa and surrounding country that at the request of many friends he has decided on opening anextensive and woll regulateod Auction Mart in this city: s se a 0o0oMs o LET. FLOULRL, QFFICE AND SALE ROOQMB, COMMISSION SALE ROOMS, 15. EMOVAL Commission Merchants. For Suate or to Let. CAUTION TO THUE PUBLIC. oMIxION AUCTION MART, Hors®, Laxo aso Gexesar Acexcr, Ixoits‘ New Brinoimgs, Scastr{st., WELLINGTONâ€"8STREET, Auctineer and Commusion ;'cglad, PORK, ALZO OX HAXD, House, Land aad General Agent. OTTAW A. OaATMEAL, &c. AND QTTAW k. Canal Basin 908tf Ottawa. #28d Notz.â€"The same illustration may b» applied to all the nlaces in th * are obliged to pn{:o::omlon the pu.‘\Tluho'g.l pl!:\les. + * is e Vaited Sistes. Canadiaus Subscription will be opened at the Oflice of the Company, 83 Kingâ€"st; rr:‘w”. P pany, K ‘lt?out. or and after H. B. REEVE, From Toronto to SUEDONSION Bridg@........00»»sssssssâ€"sssessseseveee seee ©82 40¢ s Do do MECALDOUL .cc ccrrrserversrrrersersrersenstescesetsrarsssssetsres BOY 30 Do . do â€" Mitchell, Seaforth, Bothwell, Ailsa Craig, Caleâ€" : donia, Chathara, Dunville, Newbury, Port Burâ€" s 40 _ § well, Port Colborne and many other piaces...... Do do K HRHIBUDIL: : 1 «4 es00s se rrere ns en rese es es enasnren aresre sex veue TOUW 25 Do do CQOODOGS.... .c oeccrsersencarserertrnesrecersnessresssarssiresees P00 50 Exateple at prosent tarit rates to Buffalo, and from thence to the following places, in U.8. curâ€" rency, which reduced to Canada monoy at 45 per cant premium, makes the actual cost, as in sacond To New Orleans ...........$3 05â€" Buffalo to | _ New Orleans. To Baltimore .............. To Chicago........â€" «... 81 35) g;:ert:i:;.o z”o Ts 7 ~*.~ ..‘ Phaom Toronto to Buflalo......... Tqapply the uzmunt to the purposo in hand, the following table showing the inconsistencies, and, in many instances, the excessivo rates now charged on messages passing between the citios and towns of Ontario, Quebesc and the United statés, will, it is believed, convince the reader that an honest comâ€" petition is needed, not on!y for the reduction and adjustment of rates, but also to onsare that attentivn and care which would of necessity be enforced on ths Companies competing for public favor, and thus tend greatly to promote the general intevests of the communit; : * A To W ashington *__â€"The published recurns for 1867, show that 600.757 messageas were sent inâ€"Canada, while the mosâ€" sages in 3.'. United States for the same period exceoeded 20,800,000, the former being loss than one message to every aix ‘Konom. the latter, two to every three. From theso returns and results it may be reasonably inforred 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 Uominion Company without in any way proâ€" judicing the interests of ths Company now monopolizing the ground. __â€"__ To Now York ......... ...« 8UG. To Philadelphia .. As in the administration ot g-bllo alfairs, a strong, w@tohful opposition, is the best security for good and careful government: so in commercial maiters, an honest rivalry in the various pursuits aud branches of trade furnishes the best security thac tho public shall be well gorved. . $ . & * LBe particulars submitted above are suflicient in the opinion of the Diroctors to establish the fact that low rates, by onmuginf 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 desire that this enâ€" tetrprise should be viewed. They fosl that their objoct will be but indifforently attained unless they can satisfy the public, the business and cornmercial men, that aut who use the telegraph as a mod:ium of rapid communication, are interested in the ?stablinhfinekn't_ of what may be callod a competing line. A csmparison of the number of messages, and persons using the wire in Canada and the States, furnishes a further proof ofthe advantage to the public and cort i o $3 pnh-. arising out of a ndnretlon of rates. Jn P esponding benefit to the Com us o P oonl enaheiec en e 770 APOHHTT . VY in wihe w 2110c oc arec c s ce c q ad e n ce h c ccat FSOCD,. .ces ecresrerereretintrerecesssptrcrersense ApFol900 4B L DSOTF :s crrsccrsssesersrers FEOS..cececsesrrenctuerererecrensssactrrertprsess dydOUpHAR ool Showing an average increase of a milli on a year for the last five years, ence of buildiniud working the present linesâ€"that » m «* ‘rol:&np ic business is growing faster than ‘Telegraphic facilities." As further ‘rooton this point, the low rates havo so pressed the â€"wires of both Companies with business through the day, that posters haye been placed in all the main offices proclaiming that double the number of words would be telographed at night at the same price as halt lgo number of words by gra r“_:'-lv:;vA-lzori' last we reached the maximum capacity of our wires, and have since been compelled to refuse business daily, The Committes, therefore, havo reached the conclusion from the sctluroxperl- f W RSREDGION ...«««ccccccccesecresersevestrerrces t M albihy MED cce ce ons coecenennenenpnnrnnnencensenctecsrencer careuerâ€" L l v CHDOUNMANL, . caees sarsrnscrrersbrnrroerrnenbnnne erenenbescresestvencs. & OO 1 00 PBUEUIY: e cxserverrrenvertrenterterneptertrcraersrescessercert¢ssverte _ 19 50 § OTOWEONIE 111. oore cecrryvinarvernereranatencemetserservercey +i rorp. E. 00 $ 1 00 Fitk&DOI@N ..c..ccccuccccssnnrestrrinsonesseccrscrersene vessrergerss 1 1P t 45 LOUISYVIMLG ces eeeverenonstvenstarncssarrenss rrssstrrensctstsrercrese & UG _ * * 00 This reduction took place in Novetuber, 1807. A comparison of the receipts ofthe Western Union since that period with the corresponding months of the previous year gives the following results :â€" (Gross Receipts for â€" § December, 18656.........$ 551,0971 40; December, 1867.........$576,135 19 ; Increaso.........$ 24,163 79 Jany., Feb., March,‘67 1,594,644 98 ; Jany., Feb., March,‘681,727,939 55 ; Increoase......... 133,294 59 April. May, June, *67, 1,559,178 19 ; Aflpril, May, June, ‘68, 1,749,631 52; increase......... 189,852 73 While these beneficial results wero flowing to the Western Union Com‘nxg from the reduction of rates, the new Companies had created a business more than suflicient to fill their wires. In proof of this the following extract is taken trom the report of the Atlantic and Pacific Company, mado July From $100 per me@sago Of tOM WOTCE.........0000sssssecssessescseseescenenssprecsessenssessscccnes $2,025 do _ 50 do do sevetemetoare rerpsete rerserseverseestesrepsecnrensressess serses â€" RyBUD do _ 23 do do se Â¥enqustre es ons uns vir eneeree en pecenes eusarerie aber nee se ravs * P,909 * _ An advertisement has recently appeared announcing to the public that the rates from 1st Septeomâ€" ber, proximo, will be further reduced to $16.65 per ten words. , * _ The to\lowing table shows the reduction which .a« been afeot» i in rates in the neighhorine Stata arising out of the cons.ruction of competing iines :â€" > I ’ ; From New York to "â€"on> .4. Prekn "® ’ Tiqp{OIs \.1110c.ciresrerisesserreniprE ts rerse in 3553684 revery y 404 f P Bu‘l'f secerrene reseabvrsarsenssersersenscems k es 4Ab * POFRUA .0¢041+, se co0e u06e s es rrrerererseererer 4+ vever UG t PDilAUOIDDi® 1200000200 2000 ies qreee ns en e en +s â€"A «. t TNAIAHEUEW . cÂ¥ ic avexerrrrers sresvesiobenrensenre yvenke"â€"â€"R § #5.; : Price Callected at Toronto. With these new Companies the Dominion Telegraph GCompany of Canada have entered into most satisfactory business relations, and confident of the soundness of the principle which led to the adoption of the ponny-poour system ‘in Great Britain, the voluntary reduction from $100 to $16.65 per ten word nunr by the Ocean Cable Company, and the successful ororltionl of the Companies recently established in the United States, invite the business and mercantilecommunity of Canada to join them in the promotion of an enterprise, based on the principle of moderate rates and extended business which, while injuring no one, they confidently expect will result in securing a largo returnm to the in vestor, and prove a rast benefit to the community.. Allusion has been made to the voluntary reduction of rates ? the Atlantic Cable Company. A Clio:‘goh.dp.p_;:, ':]m?‘ onéh o ul:\)(oclt"'ofl ‘:h"h“m"i“‘ use of 'ih. ‘ll'l"Ph- gives the followini retarn retap ies rectly from Cyrus W . Field, showing very conclusively the benefit both to the Company of the reduction of rates. * J the public and This important requisite has rot been, until now, within the reach of any Company entering the field as a competitor with the Montreal Company, in consequence otf the close and exclusive connection formed betweea that Company and the Westorn Union Company, of the United States, the latter by virtae of certain patents, having until within theso two years, monopolized nearly the who‘lo of the telegraph business of the neighboring republic. .__ The business relations ketween theso two Companies continue in fall force, but the patents having run out, the monopoly so long enjoyed by the Western Union has ceased to exist. The Atlantic and Pacifec, the Great Wostorn, and other American Companies have invaded the field, and have become successful cnmrtiton for the public patronage and support, These Companies, actirg on the cheap 5‘““ wind«iflo' ave forsed the old monopolist to a reduction of rates, which has resulted in a more widely exstended use of this means of communication, and much to the surprise of the Western Union itself, has iacroased its profits, whilst sharing its field of operations, _ The success of a Telegraph Company will mainly depend on its ability to meet the domands of the public, and consequently it should possess, at least, equal facilitiee with any other Company, of accoss to a‘l quarters with which its customers may desire to have communication. ‘ The admitted importance and valuo of Telegraphy, would, in the opinion of the Directors, have rendered any introduction of the Dominion Telegraph Company to the gnsdln public unnocessary had it not been that previous attempts to establish Telegraph Companies in Canada, to share the business with the Montreal Company, had boen allowed to fall t.hrongg. _â€"_ On the %th day of June, A.D., 1$63, the DOMINION TELEGRAPH COMPANY was duly CHARâ€" TERED according to law. en P m l9 C m ie en e en en en t ue ooo dn A contract, granting permanent conncctien and exiraordinary advantagos, has alroady been exsâ€" cuted, between this Congsny and the Atlantic and Pacific Company of New York; thus, at the very commencement, as the Lines of this Company are constructed from the Suspension Bridge, at Clifton (the point of cocnection) to any point in the Dominion, all the chief cities and places in the States, touched by the Lines of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, are brought in immediate conâ€" pection therewith. ; The Directors are of opinion that it would be to the interost Uf the Stockholdors gonerally to ostain subssriptions from all quarters of Canada, and with this view thoy propose to divide the Stock amongst the diferent towns .m? cities throughout the Dominion in allotmepts suited to the population and busiâ€" ness occupations of the diferent localitios cnd the interest which fhey may be supposed to take in such an enterprize, d e e eA n n n e k are under the management of a Board of Directors aunually elected by the shareholders in conformity wita the Charter and Byâ€"laws o« the Company. is i e o r es + s Toronto, September 20, 1868. Is $500,000, divided into 10,00Q shares of $50 each, 5 per cert to bo paid at the time of subscribing, the balance to be paid by instalmonty, not cacecding 10 por cent por monthâ€"said instalments to bo called in as the works progress. es THE BUSINESS AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY ll\llI DOMINION TELEGRAPII COMPANY has been organized under the Act respecting Telegraph Companies, chapter 67 of the Consolidated Statutes of Canada. Its object is to cover the Dominion of Canada with a complete netâ€"work of Telegraph l:ues. s Counsel. 1 MESSRS®. CAMERON & MeMICHAEL f D OM N LONâ€" ‘Telegraph â€" Company:! Faam! m Capital Sstoe Prosident, HON. WM. CAYLEY sersvessonsft aveessgL; 05 EXAMPLE OFNX PRESET TARIFZF RATES, WITH DISTANCES. _IN 10,000 sShHARES AT 850 EACK. $1 30 [ V e m .4 snn n en en n e n w n w ie w n nn ns -.n-t" "‘ en c pevinlecreaneennecrerrnenarnns [ â€" se« 4Ab | Â¥ntenirserenies Sesessanthbtaire+r + â€"A evevas nennennss nernnend en en en nene + ses m 10 w eebreneber reraite eb rerbanans rrie is Sn reversensiersatesteniverespreevcessressecs vesssseyisse 1 10 coNTRAOQTs 07 CONNECTIONS®. 30 THE CAPITAL STOCK From Toronto to Buffalo Buffalo to New York. ‘50" Buffalo to T5e Philadelphia. 9 From Toronto to Buffalo....... Buffalo to TFes Washington. t" ¢ Frcm Toronto to Buflalo..... Buffalo to 853 Baltimore. Ms From Toronte to Detroit. .... From Toronto to Buffalo............. PROSPECTUS. AVERAGE DAILY REKCBIPTS. THE OTTAWA TIMES, JANUARY 11. * 4 BQCrebes,. i. _ B. KEE V E: 750 ................*5(’(),00'0, Genoral Superintendent. MARTIN RYAN. Er «s ~ «. K (Â¥. 4. MeÂ¥URRIOCE .... . $1 90câ€"$2 20 aseesse.+..82¢â€"$0 92 rrewsevenvG@0=<â€"$1 s«ee++«+.090â€"$0 89 T B I ND I N G RBecretary, .60e 12 MMS, SMIiill havingreceived hernew styles of FALL HATS & BONNETS, will be happy to see her old frignds and the public generally. Gent‘s Felt Hats cleaned, dyod and done over in the best style . yN.B.â€"'\I’ho most fashionable Mantles and Coat made te order, Corner of Bank‘and Albortâ€"ste. * October 10, <â€"+ B68tE REI!OVAL.â€"MRS. R. PARSONS has reâ€" £ moved her Drossmski? Establiskment to the rooms over J. G. WHYTE‘3 Book Store, Rideauâ€"st. r‘Entrlnce trom Mosgroveâ€"st. .B â€"All orders promptly attended to. 9392 912.3m COAL 4 coan : NEWCASTLE GRATE, ‘,l.l VER & ANNABLE, Wholesale Manuâ€" facturers of Bedsteads, Chairs, &¢., Chauâ€" dicre Island, Ottawa, C. W. % JOHN OLIVER, 506y WILLIAM ANNABLE. O’OONNOR & WALLER, Exchange Broâ€" kors, Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance, Commission and Collecting Agents. s Office, No. 27, Sussexâ€"street, Ottawa. R. E. 0‘Coxxor. 378y .WÂ¥. H. WALLER. q CHMRISTIE, Commission Merchant and je (General Agont. Solo agent for Read‘s Highwines andProof Whiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Laâ€" ehino Ales and Porter. Pork, f]onr, &o., for sale. e ~oedinrtaitelt se n cactcs lt rtcic Irchsintiail itc K ie hk haaa Orricez: No. 5, Sparks Street, near the Russell House, Ottawa city, C. W. I{ BILLLINGS, Jr», Architect,Elgin stroet ® opposite the Post Office. Rrreazxcrs.â€"â€"1II ASims, Esq, Architect, Philaâ€" delphia; Thos Fuller, Esq, Architect, Albany ; Drg A Grant, M P., Ottawa ; Thos Reyrolds, Esq Managing Virector O. & St. L. R. R. T40t R H. McGREEV YÂ¥ , Contracior and Builder. © Office: North side York Street, second oor from Sussex Street. @ T . 8y { SPARMIKS, Provincial Land Survey or, ‘ e _ Draughtsman, &c., fl(loomminioned for (ppor and Lower Canada.) Jflice and residence, i‘ acester, near Ottawa. Survey: of every desâ€" crigtion executed with accuracy. ‘Communications addressed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), or left at the ofice of N. Sparks, Solicitor, &c., Oitawsa, will receive prompt a‘tention. 55 y MRS. Sb'{“ITlI h'e‘v'ip‘g_l:_ggeivgg hernow styles of . B. TACKABERRY, Auction Rooms ®@ No. 36, Rideauâ€"strect, below Whyte‘s Staâ€" tionery Store. The sale of Real Estate at Auction )r private sale promptly lttendeq to. Consignâ€" nents received amd immediate attention will be laid. Sales attended in any of the city or counâ€" ry. ' 699y ])onumo.\’_uucsn. WELLLNGTONXâ€"STREET. The undersigned, formeriy head waiter at the Russell House, begs to notify his friends and the public generally that he has loased the above hote1, which is now well furnished, and will be kept as a first class house. The bar is well stocked with the choicest brands of-liqnm The table will be furnished with the best the market affords. Good yard and stabling attached to the premises. 658y GEORGKE IRVINE. The @QUEEN" comprises all the requisites for a firstâ€"class hestau ant. The House has beenrofiited and ref. tnished mro‘ufihoun The BAR contains the choicest Brandsir Wines and Liqu ~«s, and ezery delicacy of the seas. a wiil be found on thetablo. The P'roprim'l best offorts will be directed to he comâ€" ort of his guests ano patrons. _ This firstâ€"class Hotel has been roâ€"furnishoa and refitted throughout, and now combines all the requisites of a firstâ€"class establishment. _ 582tt Prepared for bnilding of every descri BIDNEY B. FPXKP;;H.,Areh‘ ~~THH ellins MRS. TROTTER begs to announce that she has at present several commodious and handsomely furnished suites of apartments, in cvery respect eligible for civil or military officers, or7privnte gontlemen remaining in the city. : Ti9 Btages in connection with the steoamers Jason Gould, Pembroke and Pontiac. Particular attention paid to the comfort of guests. Good rooms for commercial travellers. fluorsos and vrehicles always on hand. t 3 IMNIORONTO HOUSE, Sparksest. Corner of Main and Prince of Walesâ€"streets Pembroke, Ontario. E. HOUGHTON, ProPriotor, + . (Late of toughton‘s Dining Saloon.) FAZTA spacious sampleâ€"ruom for commercial travellers. 859y l‘llll: *# QUEEN "! RESTAU:cANT, . M. KAYANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of Motcalfo and Wellingtonâ€"streets, opâ€" osite the main entrance to the Governmont Buildâ€" oTICE. 853if Proprietor. “[jl(‘limn?‘lmsn_,_"fi > Corner James and Kingâ€"sts., Op(i?uiu the Court House and Public Ofiices, ST. CATHARINES, Ont. \ MRM" Remember the Place "City lotel," T8, 80 and 82, St, Josephâ€"streot, Montreal. _ Ub _Terms are excoedingly moderate. Try once and gou will be satisfied. ce f BH" Oysters,Game eto..daily Put p at the " CITY HOTEL," oneo of the most comfortable houses b the city. This Hotel has just been fitted up in a first class atyle, gnd at an enormous expense ; its neccommoâ€" dations are of the best kind, it contains 75 rooms, with good yard and stabling for 60 horses. The table is always suppliod with all the delicacies of the season. The fhr is also |up{;llod with ‘the very best of Liquors. Besides all that, this Hotel is situated right in the centre of business, near the R.KR. Depot, and within a fow minutes walk from the Banks and Post Office. ~ For Sale by be # 1OINXCG DOWN TO MOSTREAL ?" A. BUCKE, . H. SANGER, ])u. w. J. HEARY, C Wellingtonâ€"streets, Ottawa. LANS, SPECIFICATIUONS, &c., Russell‘s. Pembroke, Aug. 1, 1868. LACKAWANKA, Frocers. ])n. 0. C. WOOD, Puysician, Surgeon and Accouchour, Ottawas. Day office oplpoaito Mageo & Russolls, Sparksâ€"stroot, Centre Town Night office at his rosidence, Mariaâ€"street, Centro Town. Caxosrs CurEn, without the use of the knife, by a new, but cortain, speody, and almost painless precess, Roeforences given to ?fitiol suc» cessfully treated, it roquired. 17w100y . stroot. 1D‘% EDWARD C,. MALLOCH, M.D., M. R. C. 8. Dukeâ€"st., LeBreton‘s Flats, «" o;:}mito the well.". Ofice hours from 8:30 to 10;30 a.m., and 3 to 5 p.m. 2026( HE METROPOLIT EVEREK HOUSE, OTTAWA. TTEAWA HOUSEK. i. GEORGE HUTCHISON, Dontist. _ Officeâ€"Sparksâ€"stroet, opposite Magee & i. C. A. MARTIN, Dentist. Oficcâ€" Bussexâ€"street, over Messrs. Campbell & Co.‘s, LEHJGII, R. C. LEGGO, Pi:?aicmif,â€"b'u'r‘mvfl\d ‘Accou'chcur. Oficeâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" . OLLVER MARTIN, Dentist. Officeâ€" Bparksâ€"Ktroct, Central Ottawa. MAutf Sotcls and Saloons. D. W. COWARD & CO., Commission Merchants, / se Oficeâ€"17 Sparkeâ€"st. Amusemenits. Millinery. (Lump and Egg Sizes.) BLACKSMITHS, Htliscellancous. AMoiral Carbs. LOPOLITAN, es AUMOND‘S BLQCK, Rideau Street Ottawa, P. O‘MEARA, Prorpimrc The subscriber befis to inâ€" form his friends that he openâ€" ed on MONDAY, the 26th OCTOBER, his (Egg and Stove Sizes.) CHARLES LAURIN, kessare (Screened.) $6 per Chaldron. J. COPELAND, Proprietor, iss 516y Z ~Tornar of Kent and ...PROPRIETORS. luerlrti\m, by Architect, ellingtonâ€"st. 43utf AAutf Five or six gentlomen boarders cin get rooms, with or ‘without board, in the vicknity of Sandy llilil.dwithm ten minutes vuLk of the Parliament Buildings, by applying at the Oflice of this aper. Om'n,'October 10, 1868. m'..-[:r Fint: * > MQ «srsenesiessatsreskrrerrisverarsem Superfine and Very Choice.................. t COFFEE, MoSkH criâ€"â€":scs nrrnsclcsrencrse060 29, 0 27, BV Bnerrssssvessserressressssssesss»: 0 20, 0 28, OOYIOR:s : srsseessnnssssssecsssersss O 18; 0 28 COYIONM:+:s+rree cerertatscnnss Remember the place, T OUBG HYEORâ€"sâ€"srscrecrresserstrrs Twankay, Common ......... . Fin® UQ > ..1..c..scccssauscuul. Common Congou, Strong Tea... Fine Flavoured New Season do Excellent Full Flavoured _ do. SOUNA OOIONG : ssrrvesssssssr4e0} se «s Rich Flavoured, do ............... Vory Fine, €0 UQ+â€"resrrsser«ess TEPRE OO s+rree:arsrritirsenserrrss Very Good............ Finest who are daily receiving by diroct importations Tea and Coffec of the finest quality. Their busiâ€" noess is conducted on the English principle, and the above named articles can be procured in 5 and 10 pound catties and upwards. The purchaser receives the benefit of a next package, a good article, and at wholesale prices. Perfect satisfac. tion is ensured, and any goods not proving acâ€" cordinf 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 farmers and cthers not having heard of the advantags offered them, wa have en gaged trustwortby agents who will make occasionâ€" al trips throughout the surrounding courtry and solicit their orders. . Any favors submitted to thom will receive prompt attention. _ We do not soll less than a cattie, and nothing but Tea and Caffee sold. The following is the list ot prices : Farmeis and others should buy their TEA ard COFFEE from 2 A. G.. AUDY & €O., TrRraDps O. To FARMERS «& OTHERS. Great reduction in prices for cleaning or dyeing. All kinds of Wool, Cstten, Silk, &c., done at reâ€" duced rates. : No use of sending goods to Montreal. â€" | PA Encourage home manufactures. | Has not removod to Centre Town, but found at the above address. * . Sussexâ€"st., ‘ sIGXN OF THE GOLDEX sun{‘z P, Opposite Martineau‘s Store, | Je Gentiemen‘s Clothes cleaned and .« Kid Gloves cleaned. 89 1â€"3n SILK 45 RAaAxcH or ‘ P ST. LAWRENCK DYE WORKS, Elginâ€"st., (Oppositethe Russell House,) Ottaw a Silver Top Smolling Boitle., Scotch Plaid Smolling Botles, Improved Perfamed Distributors, .L'?.. &c., &c. A. complete stock just recoived of Toilet Articles, Patent Modicines, Toilet Boxes in rame:?, respectfally inforim the public that they will open a branch of their H Lheir classes will begin on the 15th OCTOBER For particulars and teriws apply to the _ .* LADY SUPERIORESS, BA8tf _ Corner of O‘Connorand Martaâ€"sts. MONS. H. BERTHELOT, ef the Ottawa Gram. mar School, is now preparod to give private lesâ€" sons in 'lha___P_l_'g:nc!l language. Terms moderate. N. B.â€"Will also give lessons in the Latin, Greek or English lnnguages_it’ requ‘.;-fl K. Orders may be leit at Messrs. Durie & Son‘s bookstore. 3 Ottawa, October 16, 1868. Â¥ STEH FHWWE s1sTERS Orders mzy be lett at his residence or 2+ Orme & Son‘s Music Stor~. . 452 W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and Leacher of Piane, Voice and Harmony. Aiso, Mrs. Clark, Teacherof Diawing and Painting. Music Rooms and Residence, O‘Connorâ€"street, corner of Sliterâ€"street, Contro Town. § AULTIQN. OiAaRD. Mr. GUSTAVE SMLTH, (Organist of the Cathe . dral) a Graduate of the Imperial Cunvcrvn‘.ory of Paris. Lossons on Piano ar i Singing. Rideauâ€" street, corner of K ingâ€"stres Ottawa, June 23, 18)8. Ti5y MA LEI‘IS & GEMMLLL, Barristers, A Solicitors, Conveyancers, &¢. Oficeâ€" Court House, Ottawa., Rosekt Lues. 43utf _ Jonx J. Gn FDWAND T. DARTNXELL, B 4 Solicitor, Attorney and Notary Pubt: of the Peace and Conu‘ty Attorney, for the Counties of Prescott and Russoil. Ofic~â€" Court House, L‘Orignal. 34 STEAM DYE WO k CoxgrEuarIonx pE I\'or# FRoM MONXNTREAT l{ 14. MAYCOCK, Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, moti e citorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancer, Notary Public, and Patent Right Solicitor. Officeâ€"Poct Ofice Building, Elginâ€"street, Ottawa. 4sutf P J. BUCKLEY, L.I»B., Barristor and ® _ Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, â€" SoNcitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, and Notary Public. Oficcâ€"over Mr. Luke Cuzâ€" ner‘s Boot and Shoe Store, Rideauâ€"st., Ottaw». 2 My LEI‘}S & GEMMLLL, Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Conveyancers, &¢. Oficeâ€"In the D UCONNOIRI, Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, Solicitor ® in Chancery, Conveyancer, é¢, Sussoxâ€" strect. Of€ce, Union Eaildings, 0s wa. b5a BT6H THE MEDICAL Ottawa. m : hss J P. MACPHERSON, G. KENNFZDY, | A, J. CHRISTIR. J ~W. W. W AID, of the lato firm of Lewis e Pinhey & Ward, has removed his Chaneery Office to Bell‘s Law Chambers, opposite Russel! House, Elginâ€"st. dw Nfénuifu SPAICIGCS, Barrister and Attorâ€" neyâ€"atâ€"Law, Solicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancory, Convoyâ€" ancer, &o. Officoâ€"Lang‘s Baildings, Elginâ€"st., opposite tha Post Oflice, Ottawn. 489y t o ce rernmeniediens l‘_\g’ A« MA A, Architect; Oficoâ€"Aumond‘s 4e Buildings, Rideauâ€"st., Ottawa. 202y *ilosanovu:' & TAILLON, Barrsters, 1 Solicitors, &c. Oficeâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, Rideauâ€"stroct, Ottawa. ‘ Wiuurax Moscarovr. 3C6f _ Ggorar Taitmex. FEducational Establishment ira Olawa TTAWA CITY oLIDAY PRESEXT Genuine Drugs and Chemicals, IANOâ€"FOULTE TULRLDYA Rimmnel‘s New Porfzcis USICAL ACADENM%Yv. A ACPHERSON, KENNEDY & CURISTIE, Barristers, &c., Lang‘s Biock, Elginâ€"st., MACDONALD & cCOo., AND WOOLLEN YJ Scourers, Hot Pressers, &¢. lb dinbds ‘A. 0. AUDY« co., Elginâ€"st ., opposite the Iiusiell UHouse Druggists‘ Sundries of all descriptiors. W. M. MASSEY, Cambridge Dowe :« Dye Works. 28 Sparksâ€"st., O» GREEXN 1EA. BLACK TEA. Family and Dispensing Che Keqal Carbs. LEThAM & BRUNAIS, Qrugois!s OP THE Butf Jonx J. Gesnesit AT Fngb«b _z~ ender Wator, ...90 45 rmay soper ammmesege Eussex â€"gt 0 229,%0 3 0 29, 0 3 0 26, 02 0 35 @ 40 0 55 @ 60 0 50 i 60 0 75 @ 83 1 00 @ 03 0 55 & 60 0 75 @ 80 0 40 @ 45 0 55 @ 60 0 75 @ 80 0 50 i 60 0 65 @ T0 0 75 @ 80 MauK. can be »arrisler, lie, Clork e United â€"In the yed RS Ont. Sol by Geoo. Mortimer, John Roberts, W M Massey, iL. F. McCarthy, J. Sk1uner, ul?. Brown, in Ottawa. Tho astpnishing eScacy of the Canadian Pain Destroyer,‘ in curing diseasos for which it is reâ€" commended, and its wonderful success in subduing thetorturing pains of Rneamatism. and inre ieving Nervous Afections, extitle it to a highrank in «bhe list of Remedie« for these comrlainb, Dealers are coming in from Medicina Dealers in all parts of the country for further au}»plies, and each testifying to the universal satisfaction it gives The Cansz 1ian Pain Dostroyer never fails to give mmediato roliof. All Medicine Dealers h“n i Physicians order and use it; and no family wi without it after onse try ing it. Price twentyâ€"fivre cents per bottle. & NORTHROP & LYMAN. ks > Newosastle, C. W., __ _ â€"__ General Agents for C. W We speak from experience in this matter, havin tested it thorough!y, and therefore those who are suffering from any of the complaints for which it is .ecommended may dopond upon its boeing a Soveâ€" eign Romedy. Bide, Back ana ilead, Courhs, Colds, Sore Throst Sprains, Bruises, Cramps in the Storiach, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Lowel ( â€" Complaints, Burns :i‘caldl. 1 l'};ost Bites. &e. Ake. The Canvdian Pain Destroyer bhas now been befors tho public for a length of time, and whenever used is woll liked, nover failing in a single instance to give permanent reliof when timely used, and we have never known a single case of dissatisfaction where the.directious are proâ€" perly followed ; but on the contnr{ all are delightâ€" ed with its openr'(m.fl. and speqh i nthe highos terms of its virtues and magical q&eu. CEO. MAYES, COPPER PLATE PRINTER, Among the moset importantof modern Medical Disâ€" 1overies stands the CANADIANX PAIN DESTROYXER ! To Tour:srs.â€"The largest colicction in t Dominion ot Photographs of Canadian Seenery Oftawa, Sent. 7, IBJ'B. 582y Call and see for yourselvos; no trouble to show you how they sew. aro best for Carriage ‘Trimmers, Shoemakers and Tailors. WwITEELER & WILSON‘3 Silent Feed Sewing Machines are perfectly noiseless. The most valuâ€" able present to any Lady or FPamily is a WHEELâ€" ER & W ILSON‘3 SP}W{&'G MACEINE. A liberâ€" al rectlcti-.g for cash on all machines for holiday Crcsc ts. Wwentyâ€"five per cent reduction on Emâ€" broidery attachments applicable to the former atyle of Whoeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. Rutâ€" ton Hole Attachments, now style; Tuckers, Trimâ€" mors, Corders, &¢. Es > # Bank Street, Centre Town, o Between Sparks & Queen Streets. § Bills of Exchange, Bill Heads, Vit":ing Vard'.%c, Printed on wfia’&m notice. Brockville, April 11 Alltrains on main line connect at ESmith‘s Falls with Trains to ind from Perth. The 7:15 a.m. trair from Brockv.lle connects with U. F, Coy‘s Stecamers for Ottawa, Polttfi.-‘fl-l"flt. Pembroke, &0., &c., and4 the 1:15 p.m. train from Kandpoint leaves after those stcamers are due rom east and west, : : H ABBOTT, pectoarooly Managing Director, *A a ‘E "~ A. M.==TRAINS will leave eB 3 9);.$1mdpoint at 5:15 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., arriving at Brockville at 11:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m; R LZEAVE BROCKYILLE, ?’,"g L7 A. N.=â€"@TRAINS ‘wiill lcave 6. M 9M Brockviile daily at T:15 a.m., and 3:15 p.m., arriving at Sandpoint at 12:40 p. m. and 9 p.s.. LZAYE SAXDPCINT. Expross, ‘2.!0{:. Tho time of these Tr to eneurd connection wi Grand Tronk, eest anu Baggage to and fro: from and to st®ticas on Return, tick wa at reduced tions or the lit NANADIAN PAIN BESTROYER : ! <ATUT DAY AFTERNOON (after the arrival of .ti’ain from Montreal on Friday night), for Haliâ€" | fax, N.3., returning on Taesday. She has excelleont accommodation for passengers and freight. * _ The Icternational Company‘s Steamers, running | in connection with the Grand Trunk Railway, | lsave Port‘land every MONDAY, at 5 p m, for St. ‘ John, N.B. [ â€"â€" ‘Tiekets issued throurh at the Commanu‘s nrinei. AJNLARGED PoRTRAITURF 4s ,\41 . OP EVE RY DESC&HPT!ON as fol o 1805 Z2RLOCXVILLE & OTTAWA RAIL»â€" 3 % wWAy. _ _ For further information and time of arrival and departure of all trains at terminal and way staâ€" ticns, apply at the Ticket Ofice, Donaventure Staâ€" | 1868.] W1 . NoTMaxX‘s, METCALFESTREET. Ac THE HOWE SEWINXG MACHINES Accommodation Train for Kingston and Intermediate Stations, at..... ........ Trains for Lachine at ...........8:00 a m, "AMam.o 5:00 nm. Da Trains now loave BONAYENTURE STATION as follows : Cmy . ‘i{& A Montreal, Dec. 7, 1868 9301f «HAXNXG E2 (former oLIDAY PRESEXTS. Ft. j Miiaire, St, Myacinthe, Acton, l'.i:%mund, Kherbrooke, Watervilie wh L(,‘V;ui_cnuk TY BL :s ceer» ++ verircrsccce 00â€" P M 734~ Floeping Cars on ail Night Trains. Bagâ€" ge checked through, The . steamer Coâ€"lita leaves Portland every DETI LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAILW AY, rmer‘y the Ottawa & Prescott Railway.) and ATTER MOXNDAY, the 30rk of NOY., and until further notice, TRAINS will run ( LEAVE OTTAWA. Exprers, 8 a. m. Mixcd, 1.00 p. m. LRAYE PRESCOTT Mixod, 7. 30 a. m. GOTN%SOUTH AND EAST minodation Train for Island Pond ind Intermediate Stations &t........,. css Por â€"BORLOM h. rxsrecssereesssessnes uns ess for NewYork and Bostonat...... Acwiszz «Machines. COLOURED AXO PLAIN, COLOURED AND PLAIN, COLOURED AND PLALN, N7 s issued through at the Company‘s princi ( D â€"THUNI nCl J: BRYDGES, Managing Director, F OTTAWA. ARRIVE IN PRESCOTT. *, 8 a. m. 10.30 a. m. » 1,00 p. m. 4.15 p. m E PREsScoTT. ARRIVE IN Orawa. 7. 30 a, m., J1.00 a, m. §, 2.1 O'i"' my 4.45 p. m. those Trains has been soarranged as ection with night and day trains on east anu wost. and from Ottawa chocked through «ticas on Grand Trunk Reilway vis to Prescott, Kemptville and Ottaâ€" rate: can be had at the principalstaâ€" 0k TIMEK Manager for Ottawa Offce. UR Aatlroabs. BOTH work via Plattsburgh, Lake rlington & Rutiand at 5:00 p m POD4, Mt.scrrre«s«s»»*.. 2:00 p t TiIlOMAS REYNOLDS, Managing‘ Director. trams cll ren l».y Montreal AT iBA NGE xX ENT he 20th April, 1868. ARRANGEMEXTS. 11869 NK RAILWAX COM+â€" OF CANADA. rip â€" sexsoms T200 m »o 5:00 a m, 9:30 a m do do 8;30 412y 100 8:40 9;:10 a m 1y of the Legislature of Ontario for an act to ;5 rate the CALEDOYIA PEAT MAXUF ING & SMELTING|COMPAXY, with powert & construct a Canal or Rajlway from some poI the Township of Caledonia to the navigable wat* of the Ottawa or South Nation Rivers, ll‘". thorize the Municipallity of Caledonia to graH the said Com}nny so/much of the road .uo“. between the first and‘ fifth concessions u% required for the manufacture of Peatfuel. #92, THE TIMES is printed anda published W Tus Orrawa Truss Prrsoms aso Pomise mc Coxpaxy, at the Office, 38, Sparks Centre Town, Ottawa. Jaues Corfto® ulungl' ng Director Aurx. Rosssre® i mr* * * % A m 930.3m., No.Â¥, Lower Town Market, Otto#® N.B.â€"Alsospiced, rolled and rounds of 1 and eugarâ€"cured Hams and Bacon, cured it S uglich sole, _ _ â€" * By appointment 4 BUTCHERS To HIs EXCBLLENCY & Joux yorxg. a Superior Stail Fod Beel. Lamb, Mutton#® Veal in season. xo RAIDAI.L 4& MONxTGOMERY, . . PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATA j PAINTERS, AND PAPER HANGERS®, Chaudiere and Rull. (Shop next to R. R. BÂ¥ Storo,Chtud'wre.z ~ House, Sign, Villa and g ainting executed on the most rossonable Boilinp and walls distempered in colors to & Fresco work of all kinds to order. References permitted to the following gontleme®: A. H. Baldwin & Co., J, R. Booth, Esq., L. k. B#@ Esq., Rev. Mr. Johnson, Hull ; Rovy Mr. PM# Ottawa ; Mr. Haycock, Arc’:iwct. August 26. . *3 82046 _ Zor the relief and cure of Epilepey, $t. YÂ¥W# Dance, Puecrperal Hysteria, &¢., &T‘h: ation is from the recipe of a celebrated Physician, and the very groat success which W attended its use in ov%? case, and where est medical skill was of no avail, gu & subscriber to give it erery l}uoui_bl publicity. gonuine has the subscriber‘s name and addre## each bottle. Price one dollar. Sole Propn#® J. A. HARTE, Chemist, 3Â¥6, Notzo Damo 08 Montreal. Harte‘s Florida Water, equal to 7 ported, ~Price 374 cents per bottle. f k IROXN, COAL, i SHELF & HEAVY 1 AI{D“ Na1ms, Rore, Cuarms, _ and a genoral assortment of Houseâ€"furni@hp Cornices, &c., at the lowest cash vrices to befwnl in the Ottawa market. , ALB8O, STOVES, all patterne and sizes, tor coal ant=e®t from the Prescott, Kingston, Toronto, HamB# and Montreal Foundrics, with drums, piptt * niture, &¢., the cheapest to be had in town _ _ Pnuonnws EPILEPTIC CULRE THOS. ISAAC‘8, CENTRE Express Waggons always ready for the rew®l of Furniture. RESIDENXCEâ€"At the West End Es ablishes Wellingtonâ€"st. Ottawa, September 4, 1868. ©38y _ Persons desirous of keeping their deseasedns tives for a few days, or even a wook,camnie without the least possible inconvenicuce by ing to 5. Rogers, who has had over 20 yoz verience in the above branches, an d toe}s coulle of giving satisfaction. . â€"â€" _ N.B.â€"The Undertaking Branckh wiil be hm second to none in Ottawa. UNXDERTAKING. _ The Undertaking branch is under 8. Ri*im» diate mgrimndeneo, who attonds all Poss without Extra Charge, and has constantly ks a large assortment of Readlyâ€"mado ‘Colins, €4 sizes and qualities : METALL?C._BLACK_ CLOTIH, COBOURA MELALLIC, BLACK CLOGTIH, COBOURMé Parties ordering Mahogany, Walnut, Ois other Hardwood Coflins, may rely on g-uq uine article, (no staine1d Buatternut sold for nut.) TOTICE. Where the usual assortment of Cabinet and liss stering Goods can be obtained l:uwdctn= saje Agent lor Ottawa and Viks For the sale ofthof::ddmmd T"::"hh' H. & A. SAUNXDERS, Application will be made at the next 8e HER MAJEST« QUE:!:'_;’ICTORIA‘I B Prize Medalist of the Great Internationa} tion of London, 1862, and ofmr‘.h versal Exhibition of Paris, 187. * WE EEREBY APPoIXT CcoOURT oOF SParX, THE RIGHT HONORABLP Ti LORMin ~_ MISSIONERS OF THE ADAMRaY Manufacturer by c{»odal HER MAJESTY THEOQUEEN 3 ROGEII, * 78 Highâ€"et., 'l‘rovid:m ‘. k u. 6 liow, Holbora, London, 4 CABINETâ€"MAKER, UPHOLSTERR DaVIDsON & DAD AND hssm e U NDER T AKER §gon r*»«a* AT THE OLD ETAXD, i Wl ‘ Ko. 70, RIDE AUâ€"S T REET INFALIJIBL ine Hon. Col. Jobn 1 appointed Counsel to the « ion.‘ Ail legal matters wi 7°° ‘ne miun u‘ < j JQLX Luu&k I have this May, deposite4 with &“ General, Twonty Thousand Dollars in Tam the above Fitty Thausand, mikin-&# sand Dollars ($70,000) 1. hholfsgt‘: Lhe MHon. Col. Jobrn H. «ir,, 3y NS# The tollowing Ir a license totransa« in Canada : No. 33. The UXIO® 3 ANCE COMPANY, of 1 Deposit in U. S. 62 of ; B, K. CIRWIN, Gene: WEST END WELLIXGTOXâ€"sTRER CHOLEIA No. 104 . OTTAYW A OFFICEâ€" DERIY An entiroly Canadian ins to Insurers, and4 imtpedip Ottawa, Doc, 8, 1868, i TNION MUTPCA;,~ l}'z\m\" Eui LILIE TX Arcmmcn s _ Wiinmicheys= s f»pnoviscrur EMI‘R‘.;&.\ MALCOLX | CaAnyp A pres ‘.\“u:‘lmx‘ A'D“’A REI Ottawa, November 7. : PLOVGRS, CULTI®* ATORK oY aAL CaxaApiax B A Nak., SEWILL, LIVERPOOL, W ATCEH Kg, Tiardaware. INSURA x Ma. JOHUXN LEMSUIP Ofice c Agent for Ottawa N4 § . iYA :R . AXD AT THE AT I‘ane € NCr £ or AND AXD 109y NCB "0 FAlXNE MPJ, 1 â€"2$00,000 al Avent, & » asti f AGEXCQy uray wray, M p“.:‘: mpan tor t e Bay: be rLN"h 2. R. commry * 8. * lfi m uuq,!‘.'m Payment of ‘.HAYEe appo 44¢ D) Al TW e Eparkaâ€"#treg PanY by, ‘.of L&â€"Q Liber )Y AUPug, Cl ‘WI& mIOd i Of e 3 org o We ©¥erything of the kind, is and safe in ali cases and mot the horee fr weing it. â€" > * "It cleanses the breathis ing from the air,.cells th that secretion wh ch in he a difficulty in breathing, diseased part, causing th reeume its natural dimen sSirculation of the blood, # ed vessels to their natu Nl)ltnfl F Newcascle, Ont , rice 25 cents. Bold Roberts, W M. Nu-'.’ Bkinner, and J. Brown, in hetse‘s appetite is impro® the digestive organs corre «wnd giving to the coat a # A grand apecific tor den Organs, and for obstru the Liver and Bowels. D. W . HURD, successo Lane, New York, Sole Pr Btates . Colonkes, Pomades, Tol frice, for the Teeth L on haund Perfumes ot @ll sites usually kept in a 6 Eo only sure remedy ious taste and amas " A REAL IMPRON] Ordinary kindr of LIEBT BEA Aâ€"TTt * ing or strai o s l K resembling Mother‘s bleâ€"BDr. H, Barker on " THE ISFAXTP® Prince should."â€"Socia! 8 roperty of immedia®ély fioamnua. Dificulty of Chest, &o , &e. It goaled phiegm, cu:m‘l agreealle imoistness to th 15 «* Find out if the Expre and if not, arrange with | a box of the pottles of ,C could make Aa good little bottle I brought with ue round from decided ch« boat, and the other in Be commences with diarrhoo and then voniting. The bad. 1 gave her three d: ture, the third of which #t next day she was all rich veryv sratelul, J have no BA This exe Ment ani every family, is only TRADE MARK CAXADIAX COIl The following extract, kindly permitted to pubi; a relat ve of l:. '\S.G in the United Ntates > drugjist and physician, The Pain Kitler is sel and medicine dealers, ® in tee principal cities, . ries, Grocers ll:d: % ihroughout the w R and 50 conts per bottle. Manulasturers ‘and Proj _ _ Montreal, P. of Q. 78 Highâ€"et., Providenc liow, Holbora, London, â€" DAVIDSON & DA It is really a valuabi« many physicians.â€"os 1 have used Davis‘ P3 an indispensable article has eXected cures in 0i bruises it is invauable.â€" Spoken of in terms of h claimed for it, but in «y other remedy whic Ilâ€"rald of Gospel Libert superior to aay, or all e cnure of Heaves, Cou ind, and all discases w rewedy." We cheerfally add . this medicime, â€"Romen MWe have tasted this readers that it not onty MORTIMER‘3 COM This valuable medici Soid in Botiles at 1% i# We aré £ Killer" is having . have every reasor wriumer & TWEXTYâ€"FIVE C M« R Rev. H. L. Van Met Jn hiller bes becon ticle in my tamily.*" Handreds of missiona Kev .p.\ ENe HKELELI.20 3 ARLEY®*8 ARAB and CONDITIONX family shoa It an attack FAMILY APE Â¥. J. <i. Stearn® femedy for Dy spe, v. Sabez ® Swan virltues OXE oTH »f th VOL4, t delay H. H7. ry Davie Â¥tre ul w No. 41 1t MORTI 14 e aLind » BoWw} .. â€" 3 dus v alar a t 4 t t D ut re a icle, grktw PER «12 at i 24 « d