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n"i“ sojp agonts for :..r-:- !"'" f at the TNG â€" ARTHy w’de f pany, â€" got, Puostro o e : % &# feuges _ . _ F; Lal x Ul‘ 1CROSSE CLgyg" "PA&AW A, J HIS xEkwÂ¥ HMEXT _ rite the Old Stan RY LOW PRIC bers of the €G0OODS8, TRIMMING3, N WILL OF, ERHAM & WwORTY, o~EraACY IOMCOQ., The Tess Pot. . AM & l.ll-"‘ £ all D KY flll‘fl% MCSLINS, ll to the trade by the cat : CHDPOâ€"REe! ERHA U & WoORTY ERHAN & WORTY, : ,M-d"“"“.' â€" yod in thy FAMILY PROOR Ns BELOW CO8Tâ€" NI33 s yax "sa The principal ‘. y California, ang THEATRE ND WHISKIBEY, â€" AT r brands Nr McKean 6 I N, AT 2 OCLOCE, _ ATINEE.â€"gg ( WÂ¥ x ue .% 15 * gi1VED! 1A WLS, SHAWLS, dUP sSTREET, M‘“n’" 1+ D6kq & â€" OB _ hard labour + Omiw®a Gr:axxar Scmoor Exaxtsatios®.â€" The examination for scholarships to the Grammar School took placs yesterday at two aelock .p.m. Three boys ouly presented we several more vacancies, but how many is not yet known, because it is not certain how many of those now holding scholarships will wturn. This is an unsatisfactory mode of procedure. ‘The fault, howgver, rests in great put, if not entirely, with parents. It is cerâ€" tain that the school authorities are anxious that the ful! number should take advantage of the; opportunities ofered them. Tngâ€"W estuzn â€"Since the eclipse we have, as was generaily predicted, had warmer weather:â€" Sunday whs a fine Tw day, affording a pleasureable coutrast to the three days preceding. Yerterday was also a Ane warm day, At one o‘ciock thermameter stood t 869 in the shads, being ten degrees higher than it 'll‘“llo-ohoplo-m" sisteendegrees Ligher than 1 p.m., on Friday. ate w11 known and appreciated ‘by all who have attended them, and the committee promise to their patrons ane of the pleasantest evinings: of © this season, . With delightful muiic, emiling taces, and pefect order all who wish to enjoy themseives can : afford to do so «t the nominal rate ad migim, gs the object is the munion of the memb rs of the brigade add their friends. ' * 1120â€"3wd Tas Trearrsâ€"Last night * Othello" was poduced in not ouly a creditable, but rather asuperior manner. Not only were the chief charaeters ably sustained, but the minor charâ€" «cters were done full jnstice too. "Tago" was «imirab!yâ€"personifAi«d by Mr. Watson ; * Desâ€" demona‘® was cleoverly represented ; and #Caussio" was not amiss. â€"« Othello" in Mr. Buchasan‘s hands, was not, however, altoâ€" Metroro: Rubu® es u:::“ ie Mestrns To var»â€"â€"Reâ€" m ‘Jaye tropolitan rifle meeti ‘Range is merning. Read t rat * the adver» â€" Mersorostra® |~Rire : Tocayixext.â€"1he first shot will be fired this morniag at cleven plclock sbar p. A good u-bol of compétitors Tasâ€" Asssusir.â€"The wttaws Brigado of Garrison Artillery will give their assembly at * fivk on 7TAursday evening, not on Tuesday as was said inadvertently, See the advertiseâ€" , AND ARRIVES FROX KINGsSTON . “"", Weyea«day and Satarday at.......".00 p m 0 en " RHAKET ‘ym'â€",lm. McLean and Coloâ€" man will sell regatta pools at Bourgett‘s bil= anived ig the city yeaterday and othes places. ‘ A Maxs szp. â€"â€" We have beard of a ter. tille casualty baving ocourred at the slides on Saturday efgning last, but have not been able to obtain a mliable statement of the facts. A man whose name is reported to be Joseph Sbellifean on a crib running the slides when at a certain point he lecame a‘ a‘|, but what of, we could not learn, and jamped off when he was caugbt by the timbers and cut in two. Thestory is a dreadiul one, and as wecould find batone man who had heard anything of ~Faoutror Accioent.â€"We haveo again with ngnt, to recogpd another of those accidents which so often happen in this city through carelessness. Yesterday as a lady was descendâ€" Iog Sandy Hill, approaching Rideau Bridge, through pressure of the harness and too close porsimity of tlie buggy to the horse, the snimal ran away at full speed; af the centré ofthe bridge one wheel came off the vehicle, which caused the horse to . kick furiously and run with greater speed ; as he neared the far‘ end of the bridge he pulled against one of the end posts, when the remaining wheels, buggy, lady and all, cams to the ground, and a standâ€" Still, with a great crash. ‘Abe animal was greatly injured and" the baggy a total wreck. The lady, who was ratier an ly person, and of German origin, was my ibjurgd, being cut and bruis=d considerably about the head and face. â€" Her wounds, bowever, are not of a fatal nature, and with care she may soon reonver ; sho was removed to an adjoining house to await medica! aiJ, and assistance to ‘tike her home, which we understand is a short distance on the Montreal road. getlur t» our liking. A Goliah in stature the moor wis paticularly and somewhat ludiâ€" crously excited by his jealous fears much too early agd he whined and cried most piteously long bâ€"fore he was very much burt, but, on the whole, Mr. Buchanan is a good actor, and will, no doub, do himself ample justice in " Richelieu" toâ€"night. u* It.ze bope it may prove to be not true. Poues Covurt.â€"Francois < Millette, for inâ€", decent conduct at the Sappers‘ bridge, was fined $5 and costs, or three weeks in jail at Sarah Joues, a market huckster, was brought up by Constable Litle. for forestalling the market, The evidence proved that she bad long leen in the ba«bit of purchasing at such times as the byâ€"law declared to be illegal She is avery abusive woman, and partly on that account she has been léft alone to purâ€" sue her unlawful course without interruption. She would be quite capable of raising a crowd bu the market by her tongne and that the constalle has sought to avoid, but her having a bad tongue is no rason for hor being per= mitted to break the law. ‘The case was adâ€" Joutned in order to get other witnesses. His Worship commented severely on the prectice 0t buying things up on the market and sellâ€" Ing them at bigh prices. * â€"_ 4100 Case of George Wallingford was called; but the defendant did not appear, and a watâ€" tant was ordcred to be issued. Satah Gleeson, an old woman;, was charged with wing abusive andâ€"insulting langzuage, and was fined $2 and ccsts«, or to go to jail for $wo weeks. Km . Michael Cusick was charged with Ny}fi fowl on the market at unlawful times, to sell ugain. There being no evidence adduc.d to prove the fact of his selling, the cage was adjourned to get other wituusses. _ Jobhn Hilliard was charged with‘ using abusive langrage to a Frenchman whom he 8T TRAVELLER‘® GVi DK+ LAWRENCE AXd OTTAWA RALwAYT UxION the evening previous to the , from Toronte Hebentures, the remainder p" ..' ues drawn by Mr, MeP rather ber the numbers of t 6 chief supply them toâ€"morrow r char. | pmount as security for Mr. ( ro" was The money was dey #© Des» good, and if when the de ; and to take his trial, if he d th Mr. be forced to give up . t ualified myself as Magistrat ure the bail was taken, but inten ‘lMLV ,.fllr.hfihflfiop A ‘melancholy accident occutred yesterâ€" day, at Prescott, by which two families were thrown into grief. Two sons of Captain Hodgins, of Lordon, Ontario, were in Presâ€" cott, on a visit to Mr. Labatt, their brother, inâ€"law, and yum’d.y they went on the river, in a boat belonging to the former, accomâ€" panied by a lad whose name we did not learn. The boat, by some means or other, was capâ€" sized when ashort distance out, and the three ‘wete precipitated into the water. ‘The young Hodgins, woe were informed, struck out for the shore, but whether from tramp or some pther cause, sank and were drowned. The lad who ‘accompanied them succeeded in grasping ‘the boat and holding on till assisâ€" tance, reached tkim. We did not learn if the bodies were recovered. The family have sympathy of all their acquaintances and friends iw this trying aflliction. A meeting of the Medical Profession in Ottawa was held in the City Hall, on Saturâ€" day evening, Ang. 7, at 8 o’clqk. , The following gentlemen . were present : â€" Doctors VanCortlandt, Hill, Grant, McGilâ€" livray, St. Jean, Leggo, Macdounell, Hentry, Sweetland, Wilson, Codd,. Bell and Malloch. %. Moved by Dr. Codd, seconded by Dr. Mackenzsic, that the Medical Profession of the City of Ottawa, while desirous of upholding the dignity of the profession, and securing the elevation of medical education generally, are nevertheless of opinion ‘that each school should remain separate, and with that object in view, desire to present to th¢é Dominion Medical. Mssociation their undivided opinion that the present Medical Act should be reâ€" pealed, and Dominion legislation, if possible, sought justead. . Dr. VanCortlandt was asked to take the Chair. Dr. Henry was appointed Secretary. The following motions were ¢arried : â€" _‘ 1. Moved by Dr. Hill, segconded by Dr. Sweetland, that Doctors Grant an4 Henry be appoint.d Delegates to represont the Medical Profession of the City of Ottawa, at the apâ€" proaching meeting of the Dominion Medical Association in Toronto. *3. Moved by Dr. Hill, seconded by Dr. McGillivray, that Doctors Grant, Henry, Sweetland and Wilson, be appointed a comâ€" mittee to draft ‘a petition to the Ontario Legislature to effect a repeal of the present The insanoe woman, Fanny BDakes, was brought down from the jail to be examined as to her state of. mind. She talked quite advisable to send her back to jail, and in the meantime consult the jail pbhysician as to whether it would be “VM’L gct her at liberty. _ , 1| _ charged with stealirg his fowls. The case was adjourned till this morning to get more wituesses, when Mr. Hilliard promizes to lb come prosecutor. 8 ~~/ wildly and incoberently, and it was thought ~ The Sherif‘s Court held by virtue of the writ of Extent to enquire as to any property ewned by George C. Reiffenstein in the Sheriff‘s bailiwick , was continued in the Court House yesterday, Sh«ri@f Powell presiding. Mr. Lewis appeared for the Crown, and Mr. Boott for Mre. Reiffenstein. © C. T. Bate was recalled, and being ecxamined by Mr. Lewis said,â€"with regard to the $5,200 the: money was deposited with me to make Charles Reiffenstein eligible as one of the bondsmen. $1,400 were Provincial bonds and t ures, the remainder consisted of ues drawn by Mr, McPherson,. I don‘t ber the numbers of the checques, but supply them toâ€"morrow. I hold the mount as security for Mr. Charles Reiffenâ€" The money was deposited to make im good, and if when the defendant is called ’“bfl.)htl’hl,“hdofll.ilppflll be forced to give up the security. l ualified myself as Magistrate the week before bail was taken, but intended to do. so beâ€" , and Mr. Lett had the papers made out. intended to qualify without reference to the iffenstcin case. 1 have not handed in the 1 bonds to the County Attormey, because I not know that it was necessary. William Huntos, sworn, said on the:â€" evenâ€" ing before the seizure I saw Mrs. and Miss Seymour and Mr. Grant Seymour taking William Mills, of the Ordnance Lands Office, sworn, was questioned as to any lands he know of being sold to Mr. Reiffenstein, said on the 16th, of March, 1869, a sale of Ordnance lands took place, and the following lots were bought by. and awarded to George C. Reiffenstein ‘vis.: Lot /No. 50, Mariaâ€"st. soutb, sold for $950, and $95 paid. down Lot No. 51, Mariaâ€"st. south, sold for $870, and $87 paid down. Lot No. 50, Gloucesterâ€"st. nortb, sold for $730, and $73 paid. Lot No. 51, Gloucesterâ€"st. north, sold for $650, and $65 paid down, Total value of lots $3,200. Total amount thereon, $320. The money was pald by G C. Reiffenstein, and he signed the chegue and the sales book. Archibald €. Mawbray, manager of the Ontario Bank, ‘gave evidence‘ that George C. Reiffonstein on the day of his arrest transâ€" tetred $5,547.54 to the credit of the Receiver General,. That he then bad to hbis credit in the Savings Bank $75796, which was subseâ€" quently reduced to a small balance. Witness produced a oumber of cheques drawn by Mr Reiffenstein, among which was found one for the payment to Mr. Robert Hunter of $340 instalment on the land purchased by Reiffenâ€" stein from him, and ons tor the payment of §$1140 interest, _ c 1. 0 Mr. Lewis, after carefuly examining the cheques, said he feared he should not be able to make much out of thetn, Mr. Lewis observed that he had a wituess to examine. who came there: with a rigmarole story that ho thought would not amount to much, but he had been telling it about the city so mach hat he felt as if he must see what it amounted to. He then called Lyman Petkins, and questioned him as to whether he knew anyâ€" thing of a safe having been conâ€" veyed one night from the house of Mr. Reiffenstein b'Mg Mr. McPherson jJust hbnl::‘.mn. itmess bad heard that his son said that some man had said that be had heard of a safe being brought to Mr. McPherson‘s by a team, but he had enâ€" qnlndoflllontadhhmhdulod_ the man, but they gould not clearly make out anybody that kogw anything about it. _ Mr. McPhe was recalled, and explained that he had nevet seen a money safe at Mr.: Reilfenstein‘s, bu} there was a meat safe which was brought to. house, and he had given notice to theâ€"Shdriff that it did not bdoa to him. Touching|the which Mr. Reif+ fenstein bad, at the time “{h'fl"‘».'"‘._"! don‘t know." He gaye me a cheque br $933 that had u--* to him, His having the THE MKDICAL PROFKSS41ONX. TUE REIFFEXSTEINX CASZK. MELANXCHOLY ACCIDENT. qn«uon: add gives the angwer : " Why has nature given us two ears and but one tongue?" * In prder that we should répegt but oneâ€"balf of what we hear." 3 ho or I who first proposed that a sum of money should be raised as a substitute for bail,. _ I said I was willing to advance my mother‘s money on security, and thenâ€"he proâ€" :dto give the ordnance lands ‘as security, ng asked to describe the denominations ot the securities advanced by bim, he said he could not remember now, but ifhe had known that such would be required of him he would have been prepared, and would do so toâ€"morâ€" 1row, $ Mr. Lewis satd he had no Mmmdom to ask, and the Court was adjou to suilt â€"On a recent trip of one of the Illincis river packetsâ€"a light draft one, as there were only two feet deep of water in the channel, the passengers were startled by the ory otf *# Man overboard!" ‘The sttamer was stopped, and preparations were made to save him, when he was beard exclaiming,"*" Go ahead with your darned old n.:-lnst; l‘ll walk money for his liberation by mtyh.hlla It had been agreed that his ~inâ€"law and I shou!ld go his bail, but bis brotherâ€"inâ€" law backed out. I cannot say wheother it was the conve rence of some of the, jurymen till Monday next. | _‘ * Mr. Reiffenstein paid odohlor $200 at Kemptâ€" ville under a threat by any| person of being taken back to Ottaws, He paid no money. Of the money furnished for .mrl“‘:{','l got $1,400 debertures from Mrs. part of the remainder was ‘ming, and part my mother‘s, I had smnr-&::llh Mr. and Mrs. Reiffl@nstein about a sum of 1,5 23 varps good fast got0ured printsâ€" great bargain at 6d. per yardâ€"at Garland Co{‘.l;:;o.‘i.;: r:c;;ed I;n lots of new goods in the various departments, to wh‘ch they invite the attention of whalesale and retail money in the Savings Bank was to be ac~ counted for by the fact that his son Charles, who had been employed as a special ‘clork, had deposited his earnings in the‘ Savings Bank in his father‘s name. Another buyers. Muchmor & Co.‘s. 'l\-- LARGEST STO« THE LARGEST THE LARGEST At THOS. & 'l\-n GREATEST. V ~ THE GREATEST THE GREATEST rl\ul:‘lu-r YALUEK, T.- NEWEST l‘l'l‘.-.’ _ THB NEWEST STYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, WI would call spesial attention to our im« mense stogk of HOUSE FURNISHINGS to which we are mdvh& additions by almos every steamer, consisting ' _ YELYET PIL] ‘ ‘ BRUSSELLS TAPESTRY l IMPERIAL KIDDERMINSTER W RSTAIR CARPETS, HEARTH UGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, _ «oA , philosopher po-udn. mthn.h:r:im the n‘vn'rr?' Why ln: PEKINADES, CHIN! ADD TIONXAL ‘Bmgl.:â€"puw, Mutchmor & Matriculation Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of OCTOBER, and the last Saturâ€" day of MARCH, of the current year. ; @EO W CAMPBELL, A M, M D. 11214 | Dean of Faculty. instead ot Ind NOVEMBER, as previously anâ€" An investment for FOUR THOUSAND DOLâ€" LARS, in a woll established Commission, or Genâ€" eral Broker Basiness. e advertiser would reâ€" quire bIX HUNDRED DOLLARS per annum for services, and not less than 15 per cent on capital WAI'I'ID. unds «* / 'l\'o on TRnREE GENXTLENENX can be a som with furnished Bed rooms, and use of . room, [breakfast it )-' GooDS & FOU“ RURNXNISHILXGS DBY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS, DBY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS ) _ At THOS. & W. HUNTONԤ8. COttaws, Aug 9, 1 869. 'I.on.:. ,ullv_llnu, â€" _ MONTREAL _ * cuaxGE or TIM E. The Classes of tlo-i:ulq ot Medicine will mmeace on TUES DAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1869, HK CHUMEAPEST G0« THE CHEAPEST THE CHEAPEST Ottaws, August 9. â€" _ €COC0OaA THOS. & W DUTCH YENETIAN MANILLA I BEST ASSORTZXD, At THOS,. & V ‘HE BEST VALUE, ‘HE BEST fiu.us, At THOS. & W. HUNT At THOS. & ] At THOS & W. HUNTON‘S. At THOS8. & DUOR M Address [ pald, RIETY, K 4 THKE OTYC.SWA TiMm?‘S" AUTUGUS T 140. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Ne CA MPBELIL‘Sâ€" . â€" > MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS, CHILDREN UNSpER 10 YEARS........20 CENTS. : . R@y~Tickets for sale at Orme & Son‘s Music Store, Sparks street, opposite the Russell House. t . â€" : ~_The Campbell‘s are Coming | ~_ August 11th and 12th. ADMISSEON .(....2..D 22222222222 k ey n en e n vere n e en e &â€"«>° IN OTTAWA, Z4 WILL:â€" EXHIBIT ..â€"........ 40 UOENTS, ; . Oitawa. _ Wholesale Merchants supplied by the car oad in bond, at the lowest quotations. _ 1103y 150 100 500 The undersigned are SOLE AGENTS for Ottawa and neighbourhood. J JAS. G. ROBINSON & CO., Purchase your Dry Goods, 2 , ‘Beady-qxndc éiothing, t _ Cloths, Tweeds, &e., JJUST GLIVE = f acall, and see it they cannot offer you greater inducements than [you can get e‘sewhere in the city. i If you want a good Wool Tweed for 50 cents, . call £t Q‘MEARA & Co.‘s. If you want ‘a Suit, made to order, for 87, If you want & good suit of Clothes, roadlyâ€"made, for $6, tp If you want any Linen or Lustre Coats from 81 upwards, > " 3 beg to call the attention of those wishing to avail themselves of the above low prices to call and examine our stock. If you want any White Dress Shirts, Undet Shirts QUICK SALES & LIGIIT PROFITS. a You can get your Painting, Graining, Glazing ‘Paperâ€"hanging, Kalsomining and 4 G. LEVIN, (Successor to D Millar,) s 43 Sparks street, _ J opp. T:urs Office, SKIRTS, wholesale and retail, at Montreal Pflo.l. '\ * + COR 8ET%, best value in the city. pABSkirts, of al sizes and styles, made to order, without extra charge. . _ done on short notice in a yel;y satisfactory mi.nner, and on the most reasonable terms that can be is made ofSlflM‘. A stylish sign can be 5A practicel expe * R A pra experience of sixteen years in the Bnn::sol towns and cities of Canads and the nited States enables me to suit the various tastes and . atisfy the wants of all my customers. l A. W. LaKXG, }***"*...‘ LIFE *‘ ASSURANCE COMPANY. P enc o ids m Rates lower than Britizsh or Foreign Offices. ‘A larger amount of Assurances and Investments in Canada than any other Company, and its rapid progress is actory evidence of the pepularity & ~"BSTABLISHED 1841. The only Canadian Life compsny authorize d by Government for the Dominion. _ of its principles and practice. * c Last year there wereissued _ > 920 KEW POLICIES FOR ASSURANCE OF <" ‘ .l.fiflhl 55’ + WITH AFNUAL PREMIUMS OF #51,821. ‘ Having one of the largest stocks in the city, we MR J BESWICK, Pianoforte Tuarer, is in town, u:mnd to receive orders. All orders left at A 8, Centre Town, will hrnmpt'y attandad ta â€" 11204 Agent in Ottawa, R H HAYCOCK. Funn SALMON ; 6 Greatly reduced in price during the next seven ays. | 3 * ROBINESON & CO., l j The Tea Pot, ITY HOOP SKIRT FACTORY. PILIO'OITI TUNXINXG. O MEARA &0 c N. B.â€"No Benzine Coroal. 0ODERHAM & WORTS TORONTO DISTILLERY. n‘ 4 s Received daily by express. Tover." LANG . WHITE WASHING, BARRELS FAMILY PROOF, HERE A SPECIALITY PAINTING BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY BARRELS HIGHWINES, *Wtc se s 62 SPARKS STREET. Groceries OUR MOTITTO IS call at Q‘MEARA & Co.‘s. call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. s TA _ c cat 4: M\ § Et 5. sA :L';.::f,.::’-' % out the Dominion, where every obtained, or at the Head Office A G RAMSA7, Manager. The Tea Pot, ESTABLISHMENT, O‘MEARA & CO. 50 0. P. 50 Sparksâ€"st Bparksâ€"st, 11207 100 CcAsESs GUINNEsS & CO‘s Xxx STOUT, * And the celebrated PIG BRAND, unequaled in quality, at prises unusually low, by the case of doz each, quartsâ€"$2.50, pints $1.75. Warrantâ€" ed .by Guinness & Co‘s certificate. Ham, Tongues, Strasbourg Meats, Game and Salmon, Auchovy Paste, Currie Powders, Imperial Sauces, Reading Sauces and. Eoyer‘s Relish Pickles, of all kinds, put up to order and warâ€" ranted. _~ ’690 ~ Japans, Black‘s and Green‘s, in great varieâ€" ties asto qualities and prices. «Néw Season Teas, apd well worch a trialâ€"for fami/lies, being put_ chused for retail trade. BTILTON CilEESE in stock, equal to English Cheese, ard 10 cents per lb chgaper. _ Fresh Ground and Rogstod on the premiseor, very fine flavour. importedto order. CANADVA (LIFE.â€"ssuzsssyssesess Btandard (late Colonial)........ Xthi . IIFO...1,.1+++ssssrergeree: sette Lite: Association of Séotland.. Connecticut Mutual.......... z.. Boeottish Provincial............... North British and Mercantile NVE Ottawa, June 1, 1869. Amount of Life Auu;am:e Business in Cza ada in the various Offices Licensed \by the Government, Compiled from the Reâ€" turns to Government. 4 Megyâ€"4 Union Mutual, of Maine...... Phoenix MutuAi............+..++}.. Commercial Union............... 200 London & Lancashire.,................... Atiantic Mutual..... ..... .................. * 400,000 NOW YOTK LHMC...ssizeatrrrresserririp resserie * 201,000 Equitable, of New York.................. * 141,800 Travelers, of Martford..................... * 130,700 * The figures of American Companies are unâ€" deretood to be in American ©Currency, so that they should p:obably be «diminished by about one. fourth of the sums given. The rates of the CAg ADA LIFE arelower than those of British or Foreign Ofices; and its larger amount of Assurances and Investments in Canaoa than any other Company, are satisfactory evidence: of the popularity of its privciples and practice, DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, ‘Agencies throughout the Dominion, where every information can be obtained, or at the Head Ofhice, in Hamilter, Ontario. A G RAMEAY, are the best in the world for family use, as they hem, fell, tuck, cord, bind, ‘uhot and quilt in a manner that defies competition. They are the only machines in the world to which can be apâ€" pliea the delicate Buttonâ€"hole Attachment and "mmamental Etitch Embroidery Cloth P‘late. Cail and See our NEW TUCK CREASER and GUIDE. Price, $2.00. 1HE HOWE SEWING MACHILNES are best adapted for tailoring, carriage trimming, boot and ~arness makimg, and are unrivalled for such Pu;p()!.tl. § _ Cail and examine the Adjustable Honx . evolâ€" ving gnmr Fort, and admirably adaptr" Pres sure Bar. L Ciroulars and samples of sewing sent post free on application. 4* § K.B.â€"Sewing done to order, and nesdies, oi! and silk for all machines constantly on hand. > m G, A. WaALTON, â€" _ 105 King.st. Weest, Toronto, and . 31 ,S&ukl-n.. UOttawa. R. W. STEPHEN, Manager for Ottawa Office, MASON‘3 PATEXT SELF EEALING FRUIT JARS, acknowledged to be the best in use, with full directions for using, at the B VARIETY HALL. Nests of JELLIE POTS, large PRESERVE JARS, TOMATO JARS, in great variety at the VARIETY HALIQ,. © « STONE FLOWER POTsS, f â€" HANGING FLOWER POTS ' 3 VARILETY HALL STOKE WATER CROCK3, with or without tape, at the. VARILETY MALL A large consignment of WOODEN BOW 1.8, BUTTZR PRINTS, BUTTER KNIVES, ICE PICKS, LEMON SQUEEZERS, and other novel ties, just received at the > & Selling cheap at Plu:ng:unso & + KETTLESâ€"AND J aRS, | _‘ _ pust, prush®s, KEDJIE MLTERS, COOLERS, 5 | BATIHS; REFRIGERATORS, Agent in Ottawa â€"R H Haycock. Ez Ship Anglesea from Liverpool. Also, Ex Chaudiere, â€" from London. ROSSE & BLACKWELL‘s GOODS, Lea & Perrin‘s Worcester Sauce. OFFEE, 8E W INXG MACHINE S Fingst Brandy and Wines, of the best brands, EESOR*S LARGE STOCK OF LIQUORS, EMOR A NDUM ‘RUIT JARS I FRUIT JARS8 ! : TTED MEATS HEELERB % WILSON KFor sale by (something new) and BRewing Machines, For galo at Dry Geod#s. THOS. PATTERSON‘S, THOS. PATTERSON, CchEsTs FINXE FAMILY TEAS, COMMONX FLOWER POTS, Very Cheap at the * OF THE AND YARIETY HALL, 34 Sussex Etreet. 26 Rideau st. 26 Ridean st. ESMOXDE‘8S. ‘69. Manager. ll‘lqfltf $5,476,3590 4,236,015 #1,066,869 3,608,564 *1,750,000 l,7x3,hoo 1,250,000 1 TK4 &R Having been appointed by the combis_ ; their agents for 300 200 lfie! are now p: the trade, by the l’lf‘m F, and N POT D ulc cg CaP en seR woek, and take subscriptions and advertisements for all the editions. 5 Termsâ€"By mail, Daily, $b ; Tri Weekly, $3 ; Weekly, $1 per annua. â€" py°o8â€" â€"exAicazinks. DURIE & SON have recerved . BOW BELLS and GDOD WORDS CHAMBERS JOURNAL . F 1 YUBT ..... «oÂ¥er recsntensurdensersesscnses anest .unu' 3 00 1P HRORLRS Lxerverevteysenthbetess werriy ts rcurte sewes insy UAHD PRICES AT HAUSENS â€"XEWS DEPOT, Eparkse street. « B =[ KG secssvssegrnarstonenponpprpersentouse I â€" AMQ S sesesensesersentesstsbrersontersrsnry Books bought, sold or excbanged. New York Ledger only..... Do Woekly....!....« * Do Herald ............ Irish Canadian..;.............. PME +202 neoeve ie vevev y We *-v':lj;l This week‘s Chimney Corner, Ledger, Emerald, »porting Times, Western World, Frank bdb.} (with picture), Harper‘s Weekly,Woeekly Boerald4, Pilot and all other Jrish m-u. Jrish ‘oflblh (new papor}; vieâ€"deardon strated News, (with a splendid wcwn). Bow Bells, London Journal, World of Wonders, and all ‘the English and Awerican Fashion Books, AOtiawa, June 19, 18569. RIFLE AS8SOCIATION n-.u-uhi.luom:vmu'w on ihe RI D E A U ~R1IF bE R PRIZE3 i the value of over #1 given. . _ Pool Targets open t6 all â€"coméers der and any rifle, will be open every The anngal subscription to the $2, nonâ€"com. offcers and .\ud Foree iny besome members on Programmes containing full m toâ€" gether with the Firing Regulations,â€"may be obâ€" tained from the Asst Lecretary at ‘his “h‘ Bell‘s block, opposite the Russell House. _ > > > W H PALLB, * » Licut and Asst Secretary. onX TVUESDA Y, 10th of And following days, commencing « Kine a m.; Ottawa, July 29, 1869. Post Office Newsâ€"Depot, Aug 6, C. T. BATE & 0O,, . . Canal Ottawa, Dec. 12, 18B68, â€" ‘ Supply the Daily Edition at ten cents per onl onl t Eo e d P k " pPB~The Shilling: Poerage, 1869, Partridge & Cosons‘Law Pon. /‘ £ ° _ J. DURIE & BON, _ § 10 Sparksst. VAL OIL ONES & HOLLANXD, _ Bole Agents in Ottawa for the ,OIIIIOI EEWSs DEPOT, HOWEILS CORNKR, SUSSEXâ€"ST. Lttawa, 2nd August, 149. ARRELOR CaR Loap YE, Agents for Hiram 4& Walker‘s 1GHWINES oroNGAHELA WHISKEYS. EESOR BROS. CHEESE, ACON. &e. Agents for John Campbell‘s celebrated AMS, ° j REAT REDVCTIONX ETROPOLITA NX «© MONTREAL GAZETTE," OYAL IX8URANCKEK COMPANKY, _ FIRE AXND LIFE T emporary \(kfice, Beott‘s â€" Building: BUBSCRIPTION TO LENDING LIBRARY ; now prejpared to sell in} quarntities t« Lo. KFor sale by the undersigce« BBLE. THIN MESS reAK. BBLS. M£SS PORK. LOWEST PRICES Publitcations. WHOSs WHO 1NX 1869 BBLS. S TRONG sUPER FLOUR. # COAL OIL, AT rTiawaA, sessssessess enen6 840 n 000000 T M CLARK, Agent, jwj t:mtm', day. at D00 will be ent of $1. th the eniâ€" day . a 111664 1i