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kinds, pat 8P "w"" nants, sa® @44 1 mess moen in £00499 punl""”“' .“.“M"' 'Nofl..‘,,,” e had, and whe® ! een. an be obtained f9f e ilize «. or for,,! ,..‘J‘a, aberty, x‘m Na#reo ‘ow BB 20 Mn Anatiny CKABERR&Y, 3 on Mershant, eng ...fl e """"""llci foe . _ _ __ stthae 3 HESTS yo Apple semiie is ie uk rPoceries nglesea from is and in th* K comprines the moMu~ bu. !l.’ and 19 MPORT betry, Auct N SALES, azelle from CKABEERERYy 1B TA Sloighs, andâ€" togother with ; aluo 50 toms. .‘F.“ 4 0 20th day . 0n their tarm, 19, Gloucaster A. abling be supported« .'.. fflfll“"‘- cased The % . wood can 24 : in a 20Â¥ R m. . [ TC2A t _ No td Porge a bifurested RT WINE 1, 1858, ulg.’ tor quality and pr GUINNESS 4& chockKD At fas V Sk end, will be PIG BRAXD, AUGUST, f Ti +5 * e Accioewtas Pomoxim~g.â€"On‘ Saturday last, tThe eldest son of Mr. Keys, Sandy Hill, aged about 5 years, took a bottle of Fabhnstock‘s Vermifuge, and expired on Sunday morning from the poisonous effect. An inquest was Leld â€"yesterday by Coroner Beaubien, and sfter the medical examination by Drs. Grant, Codd and McDonald, the jurors returned a verdict in accordance with the facts.â€" This radden death from taking a bottle of quack medicive, without any skilled advice, should: uct as a warniog to those who are in the habit of using such quack rewedies as now fAlvod the country in every direction. " Hoxors® to Wuow Hoxouw," l'â€"-Wo have l wi our attention recalled to a very beautiful loat which attiacted considerable attention at the regatta last week. The boat, we believe, was owned by â€"R. 8. Cassells, Esq. The design sbtows correct knowledge ofâ€"the requirements eof a boat.. Mr. Gorman, of this city, is the luilder, and ifwe take this boat as an example efhis work, we may sal«ly predict for him a l2rge share of patronage.: Teurszaxcs ?:câ€"N:w.â€"Wo understand that the Ortawa City Temple No. 403, will give a rocial picâ€"nic at Bellevue Gardens, on Friday next, to which they have invited the Quarry Division and the Billings Bridgs Division. That this will be a pleasant reunion we bave no doubt,. We have not. heard whether there will be dancing or games. There is, howâ€" sver, nothing in temperance of that " unce guid" or @rigidly righteous" character which vhould prevent the votarics of the order from noy rational enjsyment within the bounds of »trict morality,. Dancing till midnight, and * guing home with the girls in the morning," sonpected with the late r: F'".’ The comâ€" mittee presented a. report which the club thought was not sufficiently full, The comâ€" mittce was, thercfore, remodelled and inâ€" structed to report next Monday. _ crops will prove more than usually abundant. Can anyfarmer in Canada show a better reâ€" turn than Mr. Boucher has secured ? Hartz axo tus Buaoz Aar.â€"Harts is said to have no ljving equal. Whether this is the ease or not, we have no knowledgoe. This, we believe, that there were many people preâ€" eent last night, who were strongly inclined to beliere that Hartz did not perform the wonâ€" Ours which thoy saw without the ll‘ of a conjederate, and if asked whom they believed that confesierate to be, would have given the nane "of no denizen of earth. Everything presented before the audience was really wonderful, and so much beyond our every Bow Euns ror Serremxnen.â€"Mcessre. Jones & Holland are in receipt of this favourite Lnglish fashion béok, Frank Leslic‘s fashion Book, Godey‘s, &c., &c., as well as all the Inte English and American periodicals. Srumwor Crors ty uarmstox â€"Wr. Wia. Fomwher, of South March, has thrashed and cleaned one hunadred and soventyâ€"six bushels if fall wheat Rurvested of three acres and «ue rood of land, making an average yield of about fiftyâ€"frve bushels to the acre. ‘This is certainly asplendid return, and one which is never cqualléd in ordiuasry . <srâ€", but throughâ€" out the county this year we are glad to learn tuat the yield of cercals and of all other however, we are inclined to think, will be, to smy the least of it, roted infemperate and not those wonders, but thosgâ€" not present could not possibly understand them, and the meâ€" mories of those who were there will be more vivid than our description could be. And yet this evening the programme is to be entirely changed, and more nearly approaching the supernatural than what wo saw last night. The House was good last night and the ap~ plause enthusiastic. C Ormawa Rowiso Cioraâ€"This club met in their fAcating club house last night for the purpese of mceiving the report of the com= pittee appointed to investigate the difficultics Cusiar: Dars«ss.â€"Garland, Mutchmor & (o. ars now showing 74 pieces new French celaizrcs in scarlet, blue, green, rose and .:,":‘....,...«...;.....u.a & Miccccsocn.....4, 15 p m _ The above trains connect at Prescott Junction with Grand Trunk Railway for all points south, anast and west. otTAwa AivE® KiavIGATION CONMPANT, Steamer Queen Vietoria â€" Laaves her wharf, foot of Sussex streot, at 6. 30 a m A crives do do + _ ao 86.00 p m day experience that one might be pardoned for regardingâ€"them as produced by supernaâ€" tural agency, We might mention seriatim â€" Uxion rorwaRDIXG COMPAXY. $ k tm in hm ds loares" Agtmer 26830 a im . Qrfawa To kisgs@to®. . S.’mmlrrb(.'dy q/' mu an® A810 * Aoouay and Tnursday Abrnmerismmmce 7,00 is im AND ARRIVES PRoX EINGsTO® _ Kvery Wodrs«dav and Saturday at........7.00 p m Tickets, or any intormation, may be had at the General Ticket Office, Russell House Block, k parks itreot. ' Powucs Cocat.â€"Thomas Rousselle, a raftsâ€" man, was charged with assaulting Baptiste Levigne, in Lower Town, on Saturday night. Levigne appeared in the witness box, preâ€" senting a borrid. spectacle. His face was §till swollen, cut and discoloured in a frightâ€" ful manner. He dit not scem to know who were the aggressors.. He thought the young man in the dock was pushed against him, and by that means ho thought the trouble eriginated. Mr. Mesgrove, for the detence, said bis elient would a(mit the chargs of a breach of the pease, but denicd the assault. He was then fined $5 and costs. * James Green was charged with improper conduct on the streets, on Saturday, night. It appeared, by the evidence of policeman Grabham, that the prisoner had used lanâ€" guago of an offensive character, and related some disgrac<fal exploits in which ho had been engaged and arrested, and held to bail, Hs was ordered to go home, which, it apâ€" poared, he refused to do, but ran away, when he was followed and apprehendsd. Constable Jordan teatified that maiz», all, at Is. 3d. per yard, well worth J« 10}d per yard. > _ . . urday night at the show, when prisoner :- l.ll_ilg several others, and poshing them avout. Wituess pushed him aside, and cauâ€" toned him against committing a breach of , James Welch andâ€"William Welch failed to appear to answer to a charge of having comâ€" mitted a br.ach of tho peacsâ€"& Wwartant LOCUAL NEWS. Jolin Purdy was again called on to snswer 8T. La&WRENCE AXD OTTAWA RAILWAY TLAVELLER*S GUIDE. . 7,00 a m...............1.00 p m 10.35 a m...............8, 18 p MR J98 MOONEY, Tus Last Insaxs Woxax.â€"Mts. Evans who was arrested and put in jail last week, though very quiet and tractable at times, is at other times full of low cunning, and, when least expected, violently attacks the first person she meets, On Saturday last as she seemed very quiect and peaceable, she was allowed to go out where there was another female lunatic, whom she fell upon and assaulted in a cruel manner, so that shebbad to be removed to ber cell‘ again. This poor maniac‘s case, from what little wo have heard of it, would be an interesting study to the psychologist, and to ' the philanthropist. It appears that her mothe! is insane, and as such bas been for many years an inmatg of the asylum for the insane at Toronto, Mrs. Evans in her girlhood was a good, quiet, wellâ€"behaved young person,. One or two of her brotkers were believyed to be affiicted with mentsal abberrations at times, and she herself bas of late become so bad that the utmost vigilance was necessary to restrain _ her from mischicf. Aun idea of her watchfulâ€" ness and cunning may be formed from her conduct just before and at the time of hber arrest, _ Mer husband, afraid every moment that shoe would commit some horrid doeed, and believing with his friends that she should be placed under legal restraint, made everything as safe as he could about the hbouse, and amongst other precantionary measures drove a large spike into the lid of the well which was in the yard, for the purpose of fastening it so securely that there would be no possibility of her geiting it open, Shortly aftâ€"r the husbasd left to go to the Police Station, policeman Pinard arrived at the house to remove her. , â€" Sleo instantly diviged his object, and the more effectually toâ€"wcarry out her object she boecame pertectly calm, and began calling hber chiliren together, saying sho wanted to see them all right beâ€" fore going away. In moving about from place to place, she sidled up to the well, of ‘the exâ€" istence of which the policeman was ignorant though he was standing near :t. She waited her opportunity, and catching him with his head turned in another direction, quick as thought raised the lid and plunged head foreâ€" most in. Pinard seized a ladder, which was fortunately on the spot, put it down and succeeded in getting her out. She was then properly secured, and is now in jail awaiting the time when she shall be removed to Kingâ€" ) ston. Here is a case like many others of the insane child of an insane mother, with chilâ€" dren who like their mothcr,.and perbaps their grandâ€"mother, will have inherited madness to transmit it to their posterity, How is this direful calamity to be prevented ? Can it be prevent d ? Canarational attempt be made? He who will manfully approach the subject will be a public benefactor, though he sucâ€" ceed in ever so small a degree,. Insanity is increasing in this locality to a f.ighttal extent, and it is high time that the subject engaged the attention of men capable of dealâ€" inog with it understandingly. The system of Storm Signals which was inâ€" wmhd by.lbo late Admiral litsroly., although by a great many people, was un« dowitixily of great service. ‘The:Devon and Cornwall men, and the Ashermen of the eastâ€" ern coast, to whom a storm at sea was the gertain loss of hardly earned money and the probable loss of life, looked for the predicâ€" tions of ; the Fitzroy signal with anxious eye venturing out on their fishing trips. They are not men who take quickly to a " new io d idea, and it was only by posiâ€" tive proof that they were induced to believe in any one being able to foretell the weather better than they themselves could do. When they had learnt, bhowever, that the rough knowledge and experience to which they always trusted, was excelled by the scientiâ€" fic observation of an old sailor, and that when he spoke, he spake to some purpose,they came to the conclusion that the storm signals were things of immense value to themselves and everyone . else abunected with the sea. It was proposed at one time to discontinue these signals, and a great cry was at once traised for their continuance, and in obedience to this demand they were resumed. After this the system was introduced in India and md these to be most useful. The storms used to strew the Ganges with wrecks were remembered by those who had lost friends and vessels in them, and the new cauâ€" tion was eagerly consulted and acted upon. The consequence was that vessels |ying at single anchor or moored in the stream were warned in time, and were enabicd to take proper precautions for their safety. It is now proposed to introduce the same thing at Chicago, and the Director of the observatory is to be installéed in the rddu so worthily hâ€"l4 by Admirai itzroy in Eogland, By means of teleâ€" lmphlhoothu lake ports can be served by |the Chicago observatory, and vessels the charge preferred ‘against him by the In. spector of Licenses of selling at an illegal bour. ‘The chief witness being still absent, the trial could not go on, and was adjourned till next Monday..> * enterd putting to sea by some local mm signal. Should the Chicago wbserver prove to be as nearly infallible as was Admiral Fitszroy, the advantage that will accrue to the navigators of the lakes is beyond count. ‘The slightest sucâ€" cess on his part will: be encoutaging, for a chain of observatories could easily be established, and observations so compared by wire that almost perfect accuracy would soon be obtained.â€"@lobe. â€"â€"The Century Plant which the Mayot, corporation and members of the Rochester pross were so kind to show to their visitars, the members of the Canadian Press Associa+ tion, on their visit to that city, is now in full blossgom, forming the greatest floral curi~ oslty, perhaps, ever witnessed in America. o gradually lugs, bur borwe ts above #, but. e top buds have opened those below have goune. wh-flhh really grand, and it ly alttracts great numbers of persons. The plant is itself really a wouder. â€"â€"The passengers on an express train, sbout 100 miles north of 'D:{‘toa. Ohio, wete startled by hearing the rm whistle for «down breaks." ‘The train stopped in safety, when the following conversation ensued between a beautiful country laas and the coaâ€" ductor : * Mister, will you please take this basket down to Mr. Bsnham !â€"he‘s the exâ€" press agent at Dayton!" " Yos, Miss," reâ€" plied the obliging conductor, "but please never stop my train again, unless you are Certain there is danger ahsadâ€"remember elosing speech in full, and an account of the division, bad but ffteen minutes between going to press and catching the first trains for the country, In that quarter of an hour +5,000 copies were printed. The Tory Willâ€"o‘â€" â€"â€"The last night of the great diestablishâ€" ment debate in the Lords taxed the London papers to the uttermost. ‘lhe Times, which was the only p.ca that gare Lord Granville‘s closing speech in full, and an account of the theâ€"«Wisp was so sure of the defeat of the bill Mnmpn‘n admirable cartoon of the Lords kicking it out ot the House. At the last moment acartoon of a somewhat different kind had to be hastily substituted. «â€"The cane to be presented to exâ€"Secretary Seward, by the Society of California Pioneers is made of California ironâ€"wood, with & head composed of forty.onse triarguiar pleces of &um. specimens obtained from twenty of eleading mines of the State, mounted in solid gold. Four of the sides contuin en« gravings of the coatâ€"ofarms of California, an antelope, a flock of grouse, and a grizaly beatr, The top of the head of the cane opens and displays in the interior specimens of gold and sad containing gold ‘and platinsa. STORM S1GNXALS. BECTOR McLEAN, Auctioneer abd Real E:â€" MA?I. will sell by Public Auction, at the Union House, in the City of Ottaws, on WEDâ€" NEsDAY, the l5th day of SEPTEMBER, 1869, at 12 o‘clock, noop, the folsowing valuabie Timber Limits, vis : * License No 440, Ontario, River Madawaska, area 235 square miles, according to description of limit, being one of the best timbered and most available limits in that section of country. Bix huodred pieces of Timber that will average 80 (u.tir plece, otf No | quaiity, already made and laid up. Quality of Timber otf said Limit can The subscriber will sell Public Auction at the Union House in this cit» on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of A-fiut,t at eleven o‘clock, a m, a #pMn of Bay Horses, Qight years ol‘d, 15j hands high, well matched uuj and gentle in either lm‘h or double hakness. They will be sold either singly or together th suit purchasers, | One verp fine halflâ€"covereil tamily carriage, suitable for eithor one or two horees, nearly new and in first rate order. Bate positive. Termsâ€"Cashln bankable funds. CLEAN, Auctioncer. Ottawa, August 20th, 1 869. . li3itd be seen at Arnprior about the 25th of August, Also, will be sold, the Farm in connection with the Limits, or separate ; the t“? purchasing the Limit will be bound to take the Farm and ail the stuff thereon at a fair valuation, « ANXD CABBIAGEMFOB SALB BY AUCTION. Repids There are atleast four {ood rafts and any uantity ot saw logs. These ‘Limits situated as &n are on the bank of the Grand River is sum.â€" cient recommenaation. The above is the property ot MR SAMUEL DICKSON, and is well worth the aitention of Lumber dealers. M $ m _ Une dark chesnut mare, 5 old, 15 hands high, and sound in wind imb. Two second hand ::‘Iu. one of which built in Concord, N H, both of which are « , 50 Tons of 1::! Uay, 1,000 Bushels of Oats, Pork, Flour, atoss, Horsas, Cows, Hogs, &¢, Blacksmith Shop, with a full set of tools, and a quantity of Iron, 12 pairs of Sleighs, Chains, &c, mggeod tor drawing on two Sleds, and some Bob m.sm-nu a general outlt for a fuil Lamberâ€" hEl blishment. conses No 382 and 383, Province of Quebes, in both area 36 square miles, loootdi::, to descripâ€" tion of Limits, on the north side of the Grand _ Termsâ€"Half cash, and the remainder in good negotiable paper, in 6 and 12 months. > containizg fifty square miles, weli timbered :i.l:‘t.“ and vflu pll?. and the stream well imâ€" ‘hmâ€"Ou half eash, and the balance in 6 and 12 months. River, commencing about one ‘mile above the Rosky Â¥#rm Rap:dss, and extending up the Grand River, ten miles frontage, to the foot of Calve Ottawa and Chalk Rivers, the gr:rny of MESSRS AnDERsON, ROOTH & CO, of Quebos. ll‘u. BEST ASS0RTED, THE BEsST AgsoRTED, THE BEST ASSORTED, 'l\ll LARGEST SToOCK, THE LARGEST STOCK, © THE LARGEST STOCK, Tlll -ll‘! VYALUE, | THE BEST YALUE, THE BEST YALUE, At THOS. & W. HUNT Tu GREATEST VARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, | *At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘S. rl\-l NEWEST JTYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, At THOS & W. HUNTON‘8. to which we are molvlu& additions by almos every steamer, consisting YÂ¥ELVET PILE CARPET3, BRUSSELLS do. TAPESTRY do. KIDDERMINSTER WOOL FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, K would call special aitention to our imâ€" w mense stock of HOUSE FURNIsHINGS PEKINADES, CHINTZES, LACES, CORNICES, _ » COCOA MATTING, &e., &e THOS. & W. HUNTON, â€": Jui RECEKEIVEO f Per S. 8. " St. Andrew,"" 12 Dosen First Qzality, Eoglish Satin Hats. 12 Dosen Elack and Drab Plain Hats, all Nowest Fall Styles for 1569. aa" AT PEACOCK3, â€" Ottawa, August 16th, 1 869. License No 33%, of 1867â€"8, on Lake Tenlscsâ€" Licenses No 201, 202 and 203, on 1866â€"7, on the )I' G0O0D8 & HOUSE FURNLSHINGS DBY GOODS & HOUSE FURXNISHINGS, DLY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS RSTAIR CARPETS, HEARIH UGS, August 20. sy A. McLean, A UCTIONX SALE By H. McLean, Aruouocr. ORrEs 8 CHMKAPEEST GOODS, THE CHREAPEST GOODS, TAE CHEAPEST GOODS, IMPERIAL * MANILLA â€" _ Dry â€"Goods. Auction Nales. At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘S. At THOS. & W. HUNTONB. At THOS. & W. HUKTON‘3. TIMBER LIMITS. DoR MAT3, At THOS. & W. HUNTON‘8. 23 Rideau Street, NH or < UNION 47 and 49 Sparksâ€"st. 112914 REPPS, AaTs I THHKH OTiA WA L‘IMKS, AUTGUST 24. Offer at very low prices, sither wholesale or reâ€" tail, the following goods : 200 PCS â€" W IHITE CANADIAN BLANKETS, f 500 PCS GRKY CANADIANSHAXNâ€" TY BLANKETS, > TO LUMBERMEX. Garland, Mutchmor & Co. 150 do ASSORTED CANADIAN TWEEDS, including gooda from PATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO., previous to the great advauce in price ot wool, and will be sold at less than manufacturers‘ 50 PCS LIGHT GREY ETOFFS, or FULJ CLOTHS, j 50 PCS DARK do do, 25 do QXFORD = do, 100 DOZ SsOCKS AND MITS, 20 do OXFORD SATINETTS, 20 PCS ‘HEAVY GREY CANAâ€" DIAN FLANNELS, _ 35 DOZ MEN‘S HEAVY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, » EET‘3 LINEN YVILLE SEAMLESS \ c BAGS, .0 | 80 SPARKS STREET, OTLAW A, ROSAMONDS FACTORTY, AND AUBURN MILLS, CoTroN TENTS, Inspection Invited. Columbus Mills, raious weights. various weights. _ comfopMble omnibus will call for day pupils at % nce in the city, £° " _ For further particulars apply to the Rev T Bedford Jones, LL.D, Bursar, (pro tem) Dalyâ€"st., Ottaw a. ~ J130eod b August 18, 1869. : : particularly requested to be gnnnt. The lesson for the following day will be flnn out by the various masters. New pupils will be enrolled at ten o‘clock, and those pupils who failed to pass LADIES PRINCLPAL. 6 1st Mrs Robert Stewart; Queen‘s College, Lonâ€" on. . 2nd Mrs Kondal, late of Quebec. 6+ Miss Kondall, assistant English, French, music, &c, with whom are associated a large staff ct Professors and Teachers. This institution will (D V) be opened on Sepâ€" tember 1st. > The scholasticâ€"year is divided into Juree Trrusâ€"The fees tor each term are strictly payable in advance. Reductions made tor daughters of clergymen, and for sisters, . * Totul cost of board and .tuition for highest class per anoum, $192, : _The only extras are as follows ; _ BURELIHOTY :s ssrfererrercrers bresresersuprrtstrntrneres en $3.00. when all pupile, resident and nonâ€"resident, ar, ~Under the Jntronlge of Lady Young, Lady Macdonald, Mrs. Tiliey, &0, &o. &c., the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the Clorgy, who take an -ctillvo part in the daily tuition ana form the council. tor daughters of clergymen, and for sisters. * Each lady principal receives boarders in her own residence, ns superintends the private studies ; at per term, $50. CL ASSES, COURSIB}):ESSTUDY. AND SCHOOL JusIOR â€" CtLassâ€"Eloments â€"of solid English education ; Scripture History ; Catechism, Class, singing ; plainneedlework ; Calisthenies. Per terw, :l; per annum, $21, > 4 IL. f Ixtrrurn:are Cuassâ€"Thorough English,French, Church and geosral history, Latin. Ciass, singâ€" ing, plain neesiework, calisthenics, Por term, $11, per aunum, $33. * * _ Srsxion Curagsâ€"Highest branches of English French grammatical and conversational, history, ancient and medioval, Latin, ltalian, Class, singing, natural science, plain and fancy pneedleâ€" work, Calisthenics. Per term, $14 ; per anâ€" num, $12. ; ven o clock, and those pupils who failed to rm the mid summer examination will be reâ€"ex amined at 10:0 o‘clock. j By the recent appointment of two assistant masters, additional tacilities are now offered to those pupils who do not desire a high classical trainiug, to join the English and Modern Departâ€" ments, in which they are thoroughly prepared for mercantile pursuits, and for the civil anda military service. f Drawing (M Chabert) ie NOrHL:::.â€":z+s:ssrsrs«:§8 90 Instrumental Music (Miss Smith) perterm 10 00 Fuol fOF:WIDIOT, 2020200008 sevseercecsrserserrecrecenee T5 .,Di'}u' per:dgy, prpils provided, at por term, A special class will also be formed, adapted to the requirements of junior boys from 9 years of ago and upwards. « + The spvlntmont of an additional Resident Assistant Master in the Bearding House, will render still more efficient the supervision of the studies and the general conduct of the pupils ; while the recent arrangements that have Eoon made enlarging the accommodation will increase their comfort. Every boarder is required to bring with him a certificate of good conduct from the master or tut:;undor whom he has been previously eduâ€" cated. ‘ & j CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL WEDNESUAY, SEPTEMBER the 1st The commencement 0° the next session on Sepâ€" toember lst, is the best time to enter College. For prospectus, apply to the Principal U C College, Toronto. t Toronto, Aug 5. 1122 2atSt The U C College Exhibitions or Scholsuhi{m are in future tenable cither in the Collego or in any of the Grammar Schools of the Province. ‘The next examination for these .exhibitions takes place in June. The subjects will be issued in Beptember, Tuition fee, ten dollars, nine dollars and cight doliare per term ; tnition and board. inelndin{ washing, seat in church, and ordinary medica ~ Chevalier Gustave Smith begs to announce to his pupils that the Academy of Mcsic, Rideau streot, will be re opened on MONDAY, August 16th, Ottawa, August 14, 1869. s 126. attendance, forty five dollars. The Seventh Scholastic Year of this establish» ment will begin on WEDNESDAY, SEKPTEMâ€" BER 1st.. Every opportunity will be given to the pupils to obtain a thorough and finished education. Frcuch will be a daily study, and will be taught by a Fronch Lady, who has had several years successtul experience in teaching the language. There are three vacancies for Roarding Pupils,. New prospectuses hava been issued, and can be obtained at Messrs Durie‘s and Hope‘s Bookstores. Application for either Boarding or Day Pupils can be made to MISS HARMON, by lotter, until August 17th, after which date, she wili be ut home. 2s 1120884‘ l‘leou,n USIVERSITY, | _ o MONTREAL. y * CHANGE OF TIM E. The Classes of the Faculty of Medicine will commence on TUES DAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1869, instead ot Ind NOVEMBE _ as previously anâ€" nounced. & ‘ Matriculation Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of OCTOBER, and the last Saturâ€" day of MARCH, of the cutrent year. is‘ GEO W CAMPBELL, A M, M D. 11214 < Dean ofFaculty 8t Alban‘s School for boys (private and select), will open on the 1ith ds; AUGUST, 1869, Head Masterâ€"Rerti C F Staset, M A. 1993. 30 â€" _ PROTESTANT LADIESY 8CROOL Conducted by an accomplished and compsten staff of teoachers, will be open on Tlln‘ oTT A w a THE 1sr SEPTEMBER, 1869, in the large and commodious house lately o0 pied by the Rideau Club, on Wellington street. The course of instruction will include all the branches usually taught in the best schools. The school will be under the control of a manâ€" aging committeo composed of the following gonâ€" tlemen;â€"Rer J 8 Lauder, Chairman ; Messrs p D Slater, W Spragge, J B Lewis, J Cochrane, G P Baker, J A lorrance, H Bate, A C Keit;, Areasurer; Rer H Poliard, Secrotary. Further information will boe supplied by the Secretary. 1094 _ MRS P J BUCKLEY desiras to inform the public of Ottawa that she has now opened a class for the teashing of PLANO and BERLIN WOOL FANCY WORKS. â€" | Termsâ€"For Piano,..................$8 00 per cuarter do . do Berlin Wool Fancy & or‘$10 for both, payable in advance. Application to be made to MRS BUCKLEY, at the residence otf hor father, s Thowas Spenâ€" ser, Murray street. 11072 l)luo-ronrn TUitTIO®. s W. C. CLARK, Professor of Masic and Teacher of Pizno, Voice and Harmony. Musms Rooms and T.esidence, O‘Connorâ€"st.. sorner of Slaterâ€"st., Con.â€" _Orders may be left at his residence or at Orme & Bon‘s Music Store: TTAWA PPER CANADA COLLEGE, will reâ€"assemble on CLASSICAL AND GENERAL. CcADEMXY O¢f MUSIC. OUNG LADIES‘ INSTITUTE, WELLINGTON STREET, DUCATION, IANO TUITIO®. © M 1 8 8 H A R M O N. FOR YOUNG LADIES. Wilbrod Street. t nine o‘clock CONDUCTED BY IIL , & M, Just give C. P. DO nR O X. 58 Sparks st,§opposite British Lion Hotel, « * CAL L, And examine for yourseives and sze if he cannot ofler you greater inducements than you can get elsewhere in the capital, in his large and well j assorted stock, viz : If you want Catlery, Tea Tray», Table Mats, Dish Covers, Coffee Pot Stands, Hollow W are, Iron Bedstonds, of all sizes and best materials, give a call to - » R ~ _0 P DORION. Alzo,{:,lt received a fino lot of the well known makers Loveripg® & Co, Engiand, Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots, different styles and shupes. Remomber, j CULINARY & D Q M EST! j TINWARE _ 58. Sparks st, _ Opposite the British Lion Hotel, late of Richard Bishop, Esq, at present. occupied by: Weldon . Champuess, Esq. s * C P DORION. Ottawa, June 3, 1 862. N N Bâ€"â€"If you want Tubing of any description in Tin, Brass, Copper, Galvanized [ron, Tromg» and Conductor made to order, with uostne«« and despatch. All orders from the city or country promptly attended . â€" , .C.P DORION, If you want Bread Boxes of any #iz>, TO .WHOM IT MAY CONCENX If you want a tipâ€"top Refrigerator ot ny size, give a call to P C P DOuRION. If you want a tipâ€"top 4 minute Loo Cream Freezor give a call to i C P DORION. If you want tir-top Bathsâ€"Hip, Sponge, Shower â€"of any size or M:iy shape, manufactured op the premises to order, give a call to If you want a fine lot of Cbamber W are, of any size or pattern, give a call io _ 00 0_ _ if you want Cooking &toves of any size. oo any other Htoves from diforent wakers‘ in the Dominion, give a call to. _ ____ _ _ _ . HOUSE FURNISHING HARD\WAGZ â€" A great variety c(‘COOK STOVE3, JAPANNEY & PLANISHED TIN WARE REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLâ€" ERS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, BATHS, JELLY, MOULDS, PIE FOLDING BEDSTEADS, HAT AND UM. ~ BRELLA STANDS, &c, &c. REFRIGERATORS ! < REFRIGERATORS Suitable for the smallest family, or the largest All otf our own manufactare. TINWARE OF ALL KINDS, INX sTOCK AND MADE TO ORDER, || _ Av'ruonznn discount on Arm voices ustil further notice ’”E’ ¢ "R., 8. M. BOUCZETTE, MILL LAMP3, diGferent sizes, to order atithe P.S.â€"Remember the place. The largest and bost assortment of COOKING FOYES ©â€" _ * IN CENXTRAL CANADA. ~"Art tur® S1ex or tu® Axviu, | _ No. 24, Rideauâ€"st. Ottawa, GRAass 80{’1 THE of the following makes, viz : Blood‘s German Steel + Do Cast ~do f Do Silvrer do Do â€" Red Rover, E X Silvor Steel Whiting Cast Steel + Do _ Bilver do Higgins Cast do % _ Wadsworth Cast do Do _ Queen of the Meadow | > Flict‘s Solid Cast Steel. ‘ Cradie Blades § Blood‘s, Higgins‘ and Whitney, Boythe Snathes *., Grain Cradlies, muley and telegraph > Hay Forks, two and three prongs ‘Etraw do, extra long â€" > _ Hay Rakes, bent and straight handlcs . Beythe Stones Grind Stonés, from 25 lb to 200 1b. Together with a complete assortment of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARLE, slso, Paints, Dils,Glass, Potty, TTENXTION. LYTH & KERR, * Beecher & Co‘s" Hot Air Furnsces, *« North‘s" Patent Drum Heaters, * Fooster‘s" Boiler Purger, * Eaton‘s" Automatic Stovres, Wood or Cora CYTHES, SCYTHEKS, SCYTHUES, REPARE FOR HOT WEATHER. Moulds, Japanned Troys, Toilst Sits, Stoves & Mardiware. No. 25 RIDEAU~â€"ST., wbers, Gas Fiiters, Steam Fiiters, Bell Hangers, Tin ‘and Copper Smiths, o WHOLESALE AND â€" RETAIL, 150 130 210 90 100 «CAPITAL® STOVE DEPO : A \ . 35 Sussexâ€"st., FIVE DIFFERENT S1ZES, C. P. DO K I O N, Water Coolers, dos 10 quart Milk Pans do 6@ do _ do do. 4 do do do 3 do do do 2 do uo â€" Chantier Basins B 4 U do PURCHASE YOUR BOLE AGENTS FOR IMPORTERS OF Cuosrous Derartz=es1, _ Otawa, Augost 20, 1869, ALSO, TY28. BLIRKETT, _ Lign of the Anvil, 9 ‘o. 24, Rideaunâ€"st. REFRIGERATORS ! Plates. Commissioner of Customs, H. MEADOWS & CO. * C P uORION. C P DORION. Câ€"P DORIQN. C P DORriO0N. BDaths, give & c Toilet Setts, Gooderham & Worts‘ gelobrated and are preparcd to sell to the trade by the car load in hond, or in smaller quantities, duty paid, at the lowest quotations. 300 acall, and seo it they ‘cannot ofer you greater inducements than ‘you can get ©‘sewbhcre in the cliv. 2A * 3BARRELS CELEBRATED OLD 1 0)0 RYE WHISKEY. 100 Purchase your Dry Goods, _ â€" Rcady-fnade Clothing, i Cloths, ‘Twoeds, &., UUST GIVE If you want auy Linen or Lustre Conts from 81 upwards, If youa want u good Wool Tweed for 50 cents, Having one of the largest stocks in the city, we beg to call the attention of those wishing to avail thowmselves of the above low prices to call and examino our stock. i If you want a Suit, mad to order, for $7, I? you want a good euit of Clothes, readyâ€"made, for .0. If you want any White Dress Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawors, os ery, &o., . OUR .MOTTO I8 . QUICK SALES & LIGHT PROFITS. ALEX. DUFF. OMEARA & Co. 39 RIDEAU STREET, i oTTAW A, ~ HAVING OPENED HIS NEW ESTABâ€" LISHMENT _‘(nearly opposite the Old Stand,) offers forsale at VERY LOW PRICES a latge and well selectod stock, comprising Groceries, Wines, L‘quors, Tobaceo, Laundry and Fancy Boaps, Bauces, Spices, Pickles, Broomszs, Brushes, Candles, Codrse and Fine Bait. Airo, Bordeguz and other Vinegars. MESS PORK, PICKLED SALMON, LABR. HERKINGS, and the numerous other articles necessary to conâ€" stitute a complete stock. i FBNEARSâ€" the prem l 1QUonsâ€" e A = _ Cooxa® RBeixpizs; Renault & Co, Henâ€" nessy, Piper‘s and other brands. i lou.&xn GINâ€" Ds Kuyper‘s and Houtwan‘s, in wood and bottle. M _ Japan, Oolong, Congou, Imperial, Young Hyson, quite fresh tnd‘ clnss:‘. ®* â€" Corpnfi:â€" . C Frosh Cofee ground and roasted daily on TINESKâ€" “ Bherries of all grades, Ports of fine quality, Burgundy, Souterne and Madcria Wines at all prices; in wood and bottle,improved by ago. _\VHIBKI-.‘Y.‘ q otf hizh proof and fiavor, at extremely low prices: Thorns‘s and Stewart‘ Scdotsth Whiskey and J14 Tom. > Dunville‘s Irish Whiskey, _ s Murphy‘s Old frish Pottoon: Guinnees‘ and London Porter, pts and gts. Molson‘s and ether Ales. . . Eugars and Syrups, all grades. . * Eale at refiners‘ prices. HIGIIWIXES, OLD RYE, PROOF AXD THE OLD STOCK, SAVED FROM FIRE SELLING AT TWENTY.â€"FIVE PERCENT .BELOW COST. You can get your Painting, Graining, Glazing Paperâ€"hanging, Kalsomining and w EITEâ€" WASHING, done on short notice in a very eatisfactory manner, and on the most reasong&ble terms that can be decired. is made of Sign Painting. ‘ A stylish sign can be 5 % 2roctical experience of sixteen years in the n.e?p.x towns and cities of Canada and the {.J-n;ed States enables me to suit the various tastes and atisfy the waents of all my customers. A. W. LaKG, The undersigned are sole agents for Ottawa, IIIGIHIWINES AND WHISKIES, _ The property of Capt:in Glyn, Life Brigade. A four whecled double dog cart and sigight, with back seat, both built by Gingras, Quebec. Also a buffalo robe (lined), and a !a1y‘s saddie. To be scen at the residencse of the above in Daly strbtL. 3 1124 Now is the time or bar ains. 1105 O ME ARA & C O., J 103 EXNIS WHELAN, OR SALE, B.â€"No Beczine Corogl. LILA&ANG 308. BARRELS HIGHWINES, &Ory Goods.® BARRELS FAMILY PROOF . WHISKEY. °_ HELE A SPECIALITY PAINTING â€" ESTABLISHMENT, 62 SPARKS SIREET. JAS. G. ROBINSON & CO , cai $ 50 0. P. «GOODERHAM & WORTS. GOODERHAM & WORTS‘. call at )‘MEARA & Co.‘s. call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. call at QO‘MEARA & Co.‘s. GOODERHAM & WORTS‘. call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. l t Q‘MEARA & Co.‘s. The Tea Pot 50 Sparkeâ€"st.\ Ottawa â€" Having been appointed by the combin their agouts for â€" 300 BBLS. .‘SS» POI_II- 00 200 they ars now prepared to sell in « oldb the :rade, by the 44. ssm . e c c od z Parties intending to make application to the \ Legisiatare of Ontariofor Private Bills are hereby g notiGed that thoey are required by the S1st and folâ€" lowing Rules of the Legislative Assembly (which are published in full in the Onterso Gazedte.) to give NVTICE of the application (clearly and dis tinctly specifying its nature and chject in the Ontario Gazate, ind also in anewepaper publisbed | in the County, or Union of Countrses affected ; such luuouhonumumlhouhu.lnnm l«.u.uuu wooks during the interval of time bet ween the closé of the noxt precseding Bession and \Fu...umm.nu Petition. Coples of the | first and last of such notices to be sent to the Private Bill Office. * All Petitions for Privete Bille murt be presented | within the first three weeks of the Seesion. â€" _ N8 ENGLISH MAGAZINES FOR AUGUsT, bers‘ Journal, Family Herald and Good Words for the Young. Also, all theâ€"American Fashion Books for September, _ _ ¢ Post Office News Depot, Aug 23, 1869. Including Englishwoman, London Socictr, Cham â€" 4T J. D U RIE & S O K . Our Church and her services ; The Pastoral Office ; The Pathway of Safety ; ‘nd..u the gupo‘-; The.Earnost Commuanicant ; Family rayers. THE NEW BOOKS. Helty, by Heary Kinielov. the Sacristan‘ Household, by author of Mabei‘s Progress, For est life in Acedia, by Capiain C Hardy, R A. The new Insuivency Act. Price 50 cents, For sale by 3. *E Pilot and all otaer I apore, Lrish Republic, (new psror),oir Un'::-’ ;Ihm News, Now York Clipper, Bow Belis, New York Weekly, and all papeors due on each day, jrst received., ixtaws, Aug!| 2 Eporting Times, Western World, Frank Magazine, Haspor‘s Weekiy, Woekly . OP THE N CONGREGATIOX DE NOTRE DAME, FROM â€"MONTREAL, pectfully inf. he Eflh that they have mmd : "rncho;? u‘mr ucational Establishâ€" ment in Ottaws, end are now prepared to receive as boarders and day scholars. young> ladies desirous cf obtaining a finished education. Every possible cdndnfiulbdll'bm the French langcage will be offered. The scholastle year begins on 16th An For terms and particulars apply to the Lady Buâ€" perlod ietitimiies sreul, Apposith She Haings. l\lll LREV. ASHTON OXENXDEYX‘s ‘ Books, Ottawa, Dec. 12, 1868 UVAL OIL This weoek‘s Chimney Corper, Ledger, ONKS & HOLLAND, )oxulo:: HOWELL‘S Toronto, £5th Feby., 1862. ARREKL OR CAR LOAD, ROOF YE, ACON, &e. _« 1GHWINES ONONGAHELA WIIISKEYS. EESOR BROS. CHEESE. Agents for John’Cunpboll‘o celebrated RIVATE BILL®. , HAUSER, HEK #I8TZKS &***" Agents 1+ Hiram & W alker‘s A FURTHER SUPPLY For sale by the undersigtea. BBLS. THIN MX LOWEST PRICKS. RPublications. BBLS. £TRO KLOUK / C roceries. COAL OIL, C. T. BATE & 00, EEWS DEPOT, CORNER, SUSSEXâ€"ST. J. DURIK & SON, , 10 Bparkeâ€"st. at THE Bparks stroct, Weekly, Woekly Heraid, Ciesk of the NG SUPER 8 PunRK.