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rPaRAsSOL® oTTAGE ia '__'.‘, + of: the: best tim in that section of 201, 202 and 203, on mt _ Te McLean, Auctioncer, LETs _mxfl or PILL 1st | 4 all N..‘.“." 4 rlnc“ .= !.Mthh.‘mn. hich are M“‘h YBEK Laits: > sell by Public U be solt by k i hamee d uNJ”q‘.r".' ARK LOTs ‘OR SALE, Limit, half cash, and cellar, stroot, at 13 ;b“'""n here must be sX .-“.'n-Jcl up to six efclook. 0 outside the ® 40, welt %â€"‘“‘ 30 1 30 test, -..O“ $ fhot all kalls io ...k + .'::,',,__""""‘;'bkh nont om ami4 I._..‘.- » Race for the 5 ~‘~” . % w puction B PE our summer sook / a fair valuation. ent l...“â€" to '::.:Mr conclusion ‘*K + k % ...“_..:‘ Jown, ang 1NGuAM 4 CB agawlA in 6 and infmstanlâ€",._ * _ \l~,~."l AW.J ml".’i“ At A .‘ombq,hu aa bour before the race comes &s,, the September number of the new magazine bearing the above title. As its title lndicates it is devoted to diffasion of useful knowledgo in matters ot physiology, bygiene, and the laws of health generally. A great deal of valuable information may be "Goovo Heautu."â€"Woe have received from Jones & Holland, news dealers, booksellers, Cauvsutt to Awxans Acamm.~â€"On Saturday night as a baker‘s horse and cart were going along Sparks strset, opposite Hope‘s corner, the poor jade found it impossible to go another step and fell down in the mud. Notâ€" withstanding the feeble and helpless condition ot the poor beast, he was the subject of much cruel abuse because ho was unable to get up* Finding that blows and curses failed to give him strength to rise, bis harness was taken off, and he was allowed to lie unfettered in the mire He lay there for an hour or two, surrounded : Sroumsa.â€"The race for the silver medal of the Shamtock Lacrosse Club will be run for this eveniog on Goverzm.nut Hill, proviâ€" ded six ontries are made. The race will no doubt attract a large number of spectators, among those who delight in field4 sports, and who does not? Entries can be made with M:.J. C. Enright, or the kv’ of the club, Mr. J, Kenaedy, up to sizx b‘clock this Penyecren Sescracess.â€"Lazarus, Morris & Co.‘s perfected spectacles are coming rapidly in favour in this city and neighbourhood. This is due not ouly to the enterprising charâ€" acter of the firm having the agency, but to the intrinsic value of theâ€"spectacles themâ€" found within its pages, and a wide circulation ot it could not fail to be bedoficial to the comâ€" Tus Diszws ro Mz. Ronsgrsox.â€"Woa unâ€" derstand that the dinner to Mr. Robertson is expected to take place on the 8th proximo There will ba an adjourned meeting of the committeq held at the Mayor‘s office this evening at seven o‘clock. % Jerexme Tammyss.â€"Two little girls were artested on Saturday afrernoon for stealing goods from Elliott & Hamilton‘s siry goods store, Rideau strect. A grown. woman was also arrested for stealing a‘dress and other articles from another store. s Avcrio® Sane 'ro-Dn.â€"lr\ B«-h‘hI will sell this morning, at ten o‘clock, all bousehold furniture belonging to Captain Glyon, of the Rifle Brigade, at the latter‘s residence, Dalyâ€"st. .A list of the furniture, both drawingâ€"room, dining.room and ball seives. They are made to suit all cyes of whatover age, and guaranteed not to tire or dim the eyes. The spectacles of this make for short sights are particularly worthy of mention. With their aid the object at a distance cah be very clearly seen, and when the spectaclies aroe taken off, the eyes are not dimmed, as is very often the case with specâ€" tacles of other makers. Try them. Young & Rad{ord are agents for this city and vicinity. by a mixed crowd of idlers and sympathizers, whose coarse jokes andt maledictions on the tormentors of dumb animals attracted so much of the horse‘s attention that he found it impossible to take a quict nap which he seemed to require.; Some one thought of ofâ€" fering him something to cat, and when he saw an apple, a pilece of cake or bread, or a bandful of oats, for his many friends brought himâ€"eact in turn, his desire to sleep forsook him, and he appeared quite lively, and willâ€" ing to take a new lease of lifs, We lott the victim of starvation and hard work at about ten o‘clock, and did not see him afterwards. The poor creature belonged to a baker on accidental. The boy himself was of opinion that the assault was intentional. . Plerre Leblanc was charged with selling Hquor on Sunday. Case adjourned till Monâ€" him before, so that he could have had no motive for assaulting him; He said that he was passing along the street when the boy ran out of some place and caught the motion ot his hand on his tace, but it was perfectly The kitchen furniture will also be disposed off. Remember, sale at ten o‘clock, and without Persoxam.â€"William Cawthrs, Esq., and lady, of Toronto, are in town, also‘William Richards, Esq., Q.C., from Loadon, England. Rissoxs.â€"Just received by Garland, Mutchâ€" mor & Co., ¢ex $93. S&rmany, one case black, white and coloured satina ribbons, various widths. [ k 1137 Cusar Dazssss.â€"Garlang, Mutchmor & {o.are now showing 4 pieces new French delaines in scarlet, blue, green, rose and maize, all at 1s. 3d4, per yard, well worth Is. 10}d. per yard. _ , Mary Ann Campeau was charged with sellâ€" ing liquor without license, but she did not appear, Poucs Cocut.â€"A man named Morrison was charged with assaulting a boy on the public John Doaahue was charkefi with selling llqurrwlthout license, and fined $20 and Hugh Frazer said he got liquor at the house of defendant on Sunday & but it was outâ€" side, and ho paid for it on Saturday night. Aletis Aubichon was called for the prose» cution, but he professed entire ignorance as to the whereabouts of Mary Aun. Charles Gravelle was charged with an inâ€" fringement of the liquor law. Case acdjourned till Monday . Leaves her wharf, foot of Sussox streot, at 6.30 a m Arrives do do ao 6.00 p m UÂ¥ION FORWARDIXG CoxrAXT. Stages leare for Ayimer every morning at 5.00 a m Steamor Aun Sizson loaves Aylmer at.....8.30 a m fortawa To EINGRTON®. * snm’Cuiv q/' ?l.:‘n w;.:., and Thursday at................ 7,00 a m Ayo ARRIvEs FRoX KiNGsTO® BEvory Wedpasdav and Saturday at........7.00 p m Tickets, or any intormation, may be had at the General Ticket Office, Russoll House Block, The above trains comnect at Prescott Junction with Grand Trunk Railway for all points south, eas and west. OTTAWA RIVER NAYVIGATION COMPAXY, street. Morrison, in his defence, declared tha4 be did not know the boy, and had never seen p,'.n.' evccrresccccrccion T00 M teerccerrrerreceb 00 pp k AMTHWO,..cccesecmsecescnccl 038 & Mess cce cesenecd, 18 ; m liquor on Sunday, and Alexis Aubichon was called to prove the charge. The withess said h'flfloM’leusM’u LOCAL NEWS. "yt. LA WRENCE AXo OTTAWA RALWAY, TRAVELLERS GUIDEK. will be found in another column. Steamer Queen Victoria charged with selling JO8 MOONEY, It is sincerely to be hoped, for the honour of humanity, however, that it will not turn out to be a parricide. Without this damaning . the deed is sufliciently horrible, ‘and yet there aro circumstances which seem to justify the arrest, not only of John Shaw, but of other members of the family also, for gusâ€" picion seems to rest upon ‘them, and they should have an opportunity of proving that they are innocent, if they are so. We have heard disinterested persons express an opinion, however, that there is good reason to go out of the family in quest of the person who fired the gun. : We are glad to find that a very neâ€" cessary step was taken on Saturday to supâ€" ply a defect in the proceedings at the Coro~ ner‘s Inquest. ‘The authorities had neglected to have a medical man on hand to make a post mortem examination of the body. It was of course necessary that this should be done in order that proper prog/ should be farnished, that tho deceased came to his death by a gun shot wound. The necessity for this was seen .on Saturday morning, and accordingly Dr. A. Codd of this city was anmmoned to perform that duty. The result is as follows : j The circumstance of John Shaw having been arrested on suspicion of knowing someâ€" The deceased, Thomas Shaw, was a stout, ableâ€"bodied man, of about 55 years of age, of the medium height, and up to the time of his death was enjoying good health. . : Upon examination it was found that the bullet had entered a little to the right of the protuberance of the ‘occipital boneâ€"at the back of the skullâ€"passing forwards and upâ€" wards, through that part of the brain called the cerebelium, and continuing its course through: the middle lobe of the cerebrum, making its exisat the posterior superior angle of the parietal bone of the right side, The bones through which the ball passed were fractured :into several pieces, and at the union of the bones at the top of the skull a large piece was blown completely out. The brain itsel{ was very much lacerated, and a considerable amount was forced from the crainal cavity by the passage of the buillet. The integuments were also torn in almost thing: of his late father‘s murder, and the supposition that he would be up for examinaâ€" tion before the Police Magistrate on Saturday morning, brought a number of people there in the expectation of seeing bim. . Ho was not examined, however, nor was he brought up to the court ; so those who came to see him were disappointed. The prisoner had been in the cells all night, and we believe had slopt well ; icdeed he was sleeping soundly in a short time after he arrived at the station. In the morning he was allowed to come out of the cell into the station room, to get his breakfast, where, to thase who saw him, ho appeared quite as unconcerned as any one present, and seemed to manifest far less feeling than would be expected from any one whose father had so recently died,even unattended by such horrible circumstances, the bare recital of which have so much shocked the community. By request of the Police Magistrate the folâ€" lowing gentlemen, who as witnesses in the Reiffenstein case entered into recognizances to appear to give evidence at the trial of the said G. C, Reiffenstein at the, approaching Assizes: Hon, John Simpson, John Langton, Esq., William Dickenson, Esq, â€" Stewart, Esq., and two other gentlemen. THE LATE MURDVER IX OsGOODE. every . direction, the wholo _ presentâ€" ing the most frightful mutilation that is pos= sible to imagine,. Death was almost inâ€" Russell. (He elected to be tried summarily, and was sent to jail for six hours. Robert Hamilton, selling liquor on Sunday, Jolin Hearn was the dgly witness called. He said ho was there last Bunday, and called for a glass of gin, and drank it as gin, but he would not swoar that it was gin, A young lad was charged with taking two pieces of scantling from the premises of Mr. Bare or Dusouas Castusâ€"Tus New 8c uie Hots:s a #ixzo Facr.â€"The rumour menâ€" tioned of the sale of Dundura Castle and grounds is ftully confirmed, and the handsome prouperty has already changed bands, The purchasers aroe three gedtiemen from the $25,000, a mere fraction of the original cost olthohnfldlnr alone. The grounds emâ€" brace twentyâ€"five acres, and are the most Wmmwvn to be found in this part of the -lu!.hon‘dh. in romantic Ll;u, shady mbm:;d include an unlimited amount of choice trees and rare shrubbery, The design of the new proâ€" prictors is to put up a first class summer hotel, for the special accommodation of tourists from the South. The plans are already prepared, and provide for the addition o‘:.lwo atories b‘: the present castle, making building r stories &, fihmummunum accommodations of the hotel, when complete, will be suflicient for two hundred ‘tamilies. Other important improvements are contem= plated, among which may be mentioned the cneflono‘.uug leading over the track of the Great Westeru Railway in the rear, and a stairway to the shore of the bay, for the convenience of boating parties. A wharf, to permit the landing of steamers, will also be constructed. In short, this magnificent and asked his clork tor a drink, Mr. Beauâ€" caire was sitting asleep in the room at the u-o,ndhow-hedhlmnndnkegllfbomw have a drink. He got permission, and put down ten cents, and asked for five cents change» because that being all the mongy he had, the change would be useful when he should reâ€" quire another drink. Witness is a shantyâ€" man, and works on the river as long as there is anything to be done. Then he works in the city, Fined $20 and costs. brace twenty.five acres, and are the most beautiful and highly improved to be tound in The subscriber has been favoured with instrucâ€" tions from Messt J @ Robinson & Co, to sell, at the store regently cccapled by IS1DORE TRAâ€" VERSY, E1q, the whole of the stook remaining on hand, cons sting of . in the Dominion and a real substantial benefit to the city, The annouucement of the sale will be received with general satisfaction.â€" Mamilton Times. plorouy is now in the hands of parties who will render it one of the most attractive resorts «. 0ttaws, August 21 . Sale ouch evening _ commence at halfâ€"past T The whole stook will be sold without reserve. FLANNEL3, &0, Also, a quantity of Readyâ€"made Clothing for D RY G 00 DS, &c. HEAVY CLOTHS, COTTONS® By A. Rowe, Auctioneer,. VCTION s41EK ‘ +â€"P A BANKRUPT STOCK Auction Saies, A. ROWE, 111#%d And the celebrated 10 SRAND, unequaled in quality, at prices unusually low, by the case of dos wach ; quarts $2.50, pints $1.75, Warrantâ€" od by Quinness & Co‘s cortifioate,. at half past 10 o‘clock, on their farm, situated on lon No 1, Lot 19, Gloucester, Ottawa Front, m farm to Robort Skead, will be sold his whole stock and crop, together with an Apple Orchard, The stock comprises the following, viz., 8ix Horses and one Foal, 11 Cows, 5 yoarling Koeifers, one Bull, 15 Sheep and 10 Lambs, 4 Pigs, 58 splendid Fox ana Buck Hounds, one Lumber W aggon, Tumbling Cart, Hay Cart, Horse Rakes, Ploughs, Harrows, 5 setts of Harness, Single and double Chains, Sleighs, and all description Ham, Tongues, Strasbourg Meats, Game and Salmon, Anchory Paste, Currie Powders, Impéria! _Japans, Blaock‘s and Green‘s, tes asto qualities and prices. N aod well _ rth a trialâ€"for fams chased for retail trade. | Â¥Fresh Ground and Roasted very fine Aavour. of farm implements, together with a quantity of househoid furnitare ; also 50 tons of Hay and 20 acres of Standing Crop, Osts and W heat, Potatoos, Turnips, and a large Apple Orchard, all to be sold without reserve. Auctionser, Commission Merchant, Real Estate Agent and General Appraiser. 1128td The above sale is postponed till THURSDAY, the 30th SEPTEMBER, at the same hour and Pickles, of all kinds, put up t order and warâ€" \ : By I. B. Tackaberry, Auctioneer. Gmr AUCTION SALES. Inrz SATURDAY and THURSDAY Eveâ€" ll:s om this date, I B Tackaberry will sell Cloths, Cocrtons, Flannels, Prints, Crockery, Glassâ€" ware, Readyâ€"made Clothing and Furniture, being a consignment from Montreal, until the whole is PO'I'IID ME ATS.â€" BSTILTON CHEESE in stook, Cheese, and 10 cents per 1b o Factory Cheese very fne. Â¥or sale by ie THOS. PATT Ferms and conditions of saleâ€"Under $50 to be paid cash in bankable funds, and amount exceedâ€" ing $50 joint notes will be excepted running three months without interest. 10 nHDS PORT WINE gl.y“u old ) vintage 1851, 1858, and 1860. Uorivalâ€" led in the Dominjon for quality and prices. For amily use, try it. Mas recoived instructions from B & 8 RATHâ€" WELL to sell on Bale each evening at 7.30 p m, at his Auction Rooms, in Stewart‘s New Block. I BTACKABEKRY, Auctionser, Commission Merchant, and Real Esâ€" tate Agent. â€" . 100 $3" »**® Ottawa, June 1, 1869. CHURCH OF ENGLAN iu-."l';"unn-.?i. p * TuteryIDIA tE Ctissâ€" gh English,French, Church and general h Latin. Class, singâ€" hfi' plain neediework, . Por term, $11, per annum, $33. il”m’ op of the Diocese, and the Cl« an active part in the daily tuitio: music, with whom associated a large a-ldah-nud‘l' @re. | 0; ® This institution will (D YÂ¥) be opened on Sepâ€" tember 1st. The soh Jlastlc yoar is di into Tuazs Texxsâ€"The tor each term are striotly payable in . Reductions made tor of and for sisters, lul& ives boarders in her own residence, 1 su nds the private studies ; at per term, | â€" CLASSES, COURSES OF SFUDY, AND SCHOOL education ; Seripture Histdry ; Catechism, Class, singing, natural science, pBain and fancy needieâ€" work, Calisthenics. Pe# term, $14 ; per anâ€" num, $42. Total cost of board tuition for highest olass per anoum, $192, The only extras are as ; Instrumental Music (Missimith) per term 10 00 _ A comfortable omnibus will call 4 u'nudna-ph&o s hosly peellt further y to the Rev T nathei Junes, Mets Barkks, (n? jm) Dabyâ€"t6, DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, Ottaws, August 5, 1869. Dinner per day, pupile péovided, atâ€" per torm, Srxton Cuatsâ€"Highest Ubranches of English LADLES PRINCLPAL. ; | lat Mrs ‘Robort Stewart, Queen‘s College, Under the August 18, 1809 THURSDAY, the 26th day AUGUST, Ex Ship Anglesea from Liverpool. ROSSE & BLACKWELL‘» GOODS8 TBA W A Lea & Porrin‘s Worsester Sauce. HHDS BRANDY, vln#o 1865 and 1868 Warranted fAne quality. MEDAL BRAND. 1136t4 By I. B. Tackaberry, Auctioncer. UCTION SALE: ' Ex Bark Gazelle from COGNAC. Ex Ship Nereo from Oportc. Ex Chaudiere, from London. Kvery description of proparty sold on a I. B. TACKABERRY Auction Sales, CcasEs GUINNESS & CO‘8 XXX FOR YOUNG LADL Wilbrod Street. blaa t 1B TACKABERRY, IB TACKABERRY, , &#o, &o 11300od b h the {premises, jual to English n great varieâ€" w Season Teas, es, being pur ) SCHOOL 6 Rideau st: Tad form the F A M IL YÂ¥ 1118.84 THE OTTAWa ILIMEs. AUGUST The rates of the CANADA LIFE arelower than those of British or Foreign Oflices; and its larger amount of Assurances and Investments in Canaoea than any other c.npn{. are satisfactory ovido:nou of the popularity of its privciples and Ottawas, July 29, 1869. CAPITAL. _ The undersigned will be happy to receive apâ€" plications trom persons of all ages, from 18 to 60. All policies strictly non Iorfolthgfi THOMAS WADDELL, An entirely Canadian ?-unm...m security to insurers, and immediate payment of claims. Ottawa, Doo. 8, 18638, P18 Fixaxor Derartuest, f © Ottawa, 12th October, 1868. ”i:"-lm" I Company has received @ 4 nsurande as a license to transact the mhoum Insuranor in Canads : No. 33. The UNION MUTUAL LLFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, of Maine. Deposit in Uâ€" § ds of ‘81â€"$50,000. B, R. CORWLN, General Agent, 8t; John, N.B For the Minister of Finance : JOHN LANGTON, Auditor. I have this day, deposited with the Receiverâ€" General, Twonty Thousand Dollars in addition to the above Fitty Thousand, unklnf Seventy Thou. sand Dollm&‘l.,".) U. 8. Gold Bonds, 62 of ‘81 y pore BoI-WlJoh‘nth‘:m. I.P"l:.l;onln & to the tor t m legal mattors will !o’:.nlornd_ red to him. Equitable, of New York.................. * 141,500 Travelets, of Hartford..................... * 130,700 * The fiquru of American Companies are unâ€" derstood to be in American Currency, so that they should l;robably be diminished by about one fourth of the sums given. _ _ _ _ _ Agencies throughout the Dor.inion, where information can be obtained, or at the Office, in Hamilton, Ontario. PIOV!IOIAI. INSURANCK. MALCOLM CAMERON, TKE . sn s c« +s «r«++«+++« DESBARAY‘D BLO0K COMMISSION MERCHANT » FORWARDER, | + GENERAL AGENT, &0o., &c., _ No. 3, St. Peterâ€"st. ' QUEBEOC. â€" : Special attention ‘T;: to the purchasing on Commission and Forwarding of Coals, Salt, Pig Iron, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, &o., &o. _ ©~ Lite Association of Scotiand.... Connectieut Mutual................. Soottish Provincial................. North British and Mercantile.. Union Mutual, of Maine................,. Phosinkts MMEQEL.sscrsressersertrsscerenseess in COMIMOTCTA] URION......2c2+r+++ssererrs2ee4e London & Lancashire....................... Atlantid MAORRL.L.., c.... .2lllll202202222.. LIBE .IN8URANCE COMPANY OPF MAINE, > James @ Ross, Esq, General Merchant, Viceâ€" President Quebes Bank, Hon David E Price, M L C, Merchant. Eugene Chincs, Ksq, Merchant, President Le Banque National. Hon Thos McGreery, M L C, Viceâ€"Prosident Union Bank. 10444 Amount of Life Assurance Business in Canâ€" ada in the various Offices Licensed by the Government, Compiled from the Re turns to Government. CaANADA LIKE...:+sssscsresrerrceseseesss++§8;670,000 Standard (late Colonial)................... 4,238,915 JUII' ARECEIVEO Theoonly Canazdian Life Company authorised by Government for the Dominion. Rates lower than British or Foreign Offices. A larger amount of Assurances and Investments in Canada than w4 other Company, and its r:x:d progress is satisfactory evidence of the popularity of its pringiples and practice. s Last yoar there were issued TOY thl.ssnctanercensene: beriavae CAluu 4 LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. _/ ESsrABLISIED iset . â€" Etus Life............ 920 NEW POLICIES FOR ASSURANCE OF 81,284,155, ‘ WITH ASNUAL PREXIUMS oF #51,821. Agencies thmjhontmbominion, where every information can be obtained, or atthe Head Office in Hamilton, Ont. t A G RAMSA7, â€" Manager. _ Amaut in Masa__ Agont in Ottawa â€"R H HAYCOCK. bdvtdtntrmittedibnn stuibtediand 24224 tepe8 @sssssssatsessse00 NMow YOrR Lilp..eccscrerescrerrersesscenser se Foi THE BEST STOYE 1% Dozsen Elack and Drab Plain Hats, all Newest Fall StyTes for 18569. ga" AT PEACOCK‘8, Tnn LEADER. THE MORNING AND EVENING _ LEADER, Is sold hy J. R. BATTLE,,at the RUSSELL HOUSE, daily at ONE cont/per copy. > O Pér S. S. " St. Andrew,"" _ 12 Doren First Quality, English Satia Hats: Officeâ€"Amos Rowe‘ Auction reet. July 30th, 1869. ~ A G RAMSAY, Manager. Agont in Ottawa â€"R H Haycock. 1119f Ottawa, November 7, 1868. Messrs Tetu & Garnenu, Wholesale Dry Goods LO'AL INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND LIFE. Temporary (Office, Scott‘s Buildings, + Opposite Russell House, T M CLARK, Agent, wa, July 29, 1869. 111%b mEON MUVTUA ELIX CARBRAY, ETNA LIFEK IXSURANCE COMPAN Y ATS I EMOR ANDU M " ARNMSTRONG‘" COOK es0000 @. @ sessesss sssessens Agencies. 23 Rideau Street, BUY THE Or THE vestrssssessersscsecrs ©1,750,000 ATS i XHATS : B. R. CORWIN, AT ESMONDE‘S. evee ressascs+ â€" 1,708,000 bG:crsersceis â€" 1,800,000 s ssssssseicss. 1,;108,008 Over $12,000,000 Agent, Ottaws. ©4,236,015 #4,066,}89 ©3,606,564 11134 * 801,000 * 780,600 740,211 501,365 * 400,000 *# 202,600 * 141,500 * 130,700 11207 1131b 200 PAIRS WHITE CANADIAN BLANKETS, > 150 do ASSORTED CANADIAN TWIEDB, including goods from PATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, STREET3 LINEN VILLE SEAMLESS .. BAGS, . Their woolen goods were contracted for previous to the great advance in price of wool, and will be sold at less than manufacturers‘ 500 PAIRS GREY CANADIAN SHANTY BLANKETS, Ofer at very low prices, cither wholesale or reâ€" tail, the following goods : 100 DOZ SOCKS AND MITS, To LUMBERMEN. 25b do OXFORD do, 50 PCS DARK do do, 35 DOZ MEN‘S HEAVY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, § 20 PCS HEAVY GREY CANAâ€" DIAN FLANNELS, 50 PCS LIGHT GREY ETOFFS3, or FULL CLOTHS, GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO., do OXFORD SATINETTS, 80 SPARKS SBTREET, OTTAWA, ROSAMONDS FACTORY, AND AUBURN MILLS, CcoTroN TENTS, Inspection Inviled. Bewed Linen Bags, Columbus Mills, Mutchmor & Co. various weights. various weights. Enucxnon, °_ CLASSICAL, AND GENERAL. The Seventh Scholastic Year of this establishâ€" ment will begin on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMâ€" BER Isr. Every opportunity will be,given to the pupils to obtain a thorough and finished education. French will be a daily stuly, and will be taught by a Fronch Lady, who ‘has had seversl years succosstulexperiense in teaching the language. There aroe three vacancies for Roarding Pupile. New prospectuses havo been issued, and can be obtained at Messrs Durie‘s and Hopa‘s Bookstores. Matriculation Examinations will be held on the first Saturday of OTCTOBER, and the last Saturâ€" day of MARCH, of the current year. GBOW CAMPBELL, A M, M D. 11214 Dean ofFaculty W. C. CLARK, Professor of Music and Teacher of Piano, Voice and Harmony. Music Rooms and z.u'lrdonoo. O‘Connorâ€"st.., sorner of Slaterâ€"st., Conz owna. â€" Orders may be left at his residence or at Orme & Bon‘s Music Store. Household, by author of Mabel‘s Progress, For est life in Acadia, by Captain C Hardy, R A. The new Insolvency Act. Price 50 cents. For sale by Chevalier @ustave Smith begs to announce to his pupils that the Academy of Mcusic, Rideau street, will be reâ€"opened on MONDAY, August The Classes of the Faculty oi Medicine will commence on TUES DAY, OCTOBER 5th, 1869, instead of 2nd NOVEMBE _ as previouely anâ€" nounced. C f Including Englishwoman, London Society, Chamâ€" bers‘ Journal, Family Herald and Good ‘Words bers‘ Journal, Family Herald and Good ‘Words for the Young.~ Also, all the American Fashion VuI VEGIUHE mHG HCL EDITIUOE , LMHD I RSVST®L Office ; The Pathway of Safety ; inohm on the Golpe{-; The Earnest Communicant ; Family Prayers. adl ce es Has jast received Stelton, by H Kingsley,_ Bitty, do., the Lost Manuscript, by G Tn{ttg.’ the adventures of Philip, by Thackaray, Cord and Creese, by the author of the Dodge Club, the Dead Guest, by H Tishokke, the Man wholaughs, by Victor Hugo, the Sacristan‘s Housshold. Also a fresh mply of that magnificent new magazine, The Wonders of the Primitive World. Price, 25 MRS P J BUCKLEY desires to inform the public of Ottawa that she has now opened a class for the teaching of PIANO and BERLIN WOOL FANCY WORKS. * Termsâ€"For Piano,..................$6 00 por cuarter do â€" do Berlin Wool Fancy + or $10 for both, payable in advance. Application to be made to MRS BUCKLEY, at the residence of her father, Mr Thomas Spenâ€" cer, Murray street. 11072 Books for Beptember. Dast Mfian Naws Th This week‘s Chimney Corner, Ledger, Emerald, frafiiu Times, Western World, Frank Leslic‘s Magazine, Harper‘s Weekly, Weekly Herald, York Clipper, Bow Belis, New York Weekiy, and all papers due on each day, just received, TIIE SISTERS C Application for either Boarding or Day Pupils can be made to MISS HARMON, by lotter, until August 17th, after which, date, sho wili be at home. ©*1120t84 St Alban‘s School for boys (private and select), will open on the lith day AUGUST, 1869, Head Masterâ€"Reri C F Stazet, M A. 1093.3n ENGLISH MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST Pilot and all other ITrish papers, Irish Republic, &ms ), eto. London Ennmud News, New ork I!ppor. Bow Belis, New York Weekiy, and The undersigned begs to notify the public that he hm.muod to undertake all manner of FUR DY . Hebas been at the business for twelve years in Ottawa, and has always given universal satisfaction. Particuiar attention paid to all descriptions of robes and ladies‘ furs. Every boarder is required to bring with bhim a certificate of good conduct from the master or tutor under whom he has been previously eduâ€" The U C Colleie Exhibitions or Scholarships are in fature tena Jle either in the Colloge or in any of the Grammar sSchools of the Province. The next examination for these exhibitions takes glm in June. The subjects will be issued in eptember, ‘ Tuition fee, ten dollars, nine dollars and eight doliars per term ; tuition and board, including washing, seat in church, and ordinary. medical altendance, forty five do}lars. | The commencement of the next session on Sep tember 1st, is the best time to enter College. For prospectus, apply to the Principal U C College, Toronto. Toronto, Aug 5. ~â€" 1122 3atSl CONGREGATION DE NOTRE > DAME, > FROM MONTREAL, respectfully inform the public that they have opened a branch of their fid-ncuioul Establishâ€" ment in Ottawa, and are now prepared to receive as boarders and day scholars young ladies desirous cfobtaining a finished education. Every possible advantage and facility to acquire the French language will be offered. The scholastic year begins on 16th August. For terms and partic ‘ars apply to the Lady Suâ€" perior, Wellington street, «pposite the Parliament The appointment of an additional Resident Assistant fi)uter in the: Boarding House, will render still more efficient the supervision of the studies and the general conduct of the pum; while the recent arrangements that have n made enlarging the accommodation will ingrease their comfort. ; â€"Aepecial class will also be formed, adapted to the requirements of junior boys: from 9 years of age and upwards, & : By the recent appointment ef two assistant masters, additional tacilities are now offered to those pupils who do not desire a bigh classical trainiug, to join the English and Modern Departâ€" ments, in which they are thoroughly prepared for merc‘nntilo pursuits, and for the civil and military service. at nine o‘clock, a m, e when all pupils, resident and nonâ€"rosident, ar; Prtienlurl, requested to be present, The lesson or the following day will %o {inn out by the various masters. New pupils will be enrolled at ten o‘clock, and those pupils who failed to pass the mid summer examination will be reâ€"oxamined at 10:30 o‘clock. UPPIB CANADA COLLEGE, € will ro-umnblg on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER the 1st Our Church and her services ; The Pastoral Ottawa, August 14, 1869. Post Office News Depot, Aug 23, 1869. i THE NEW BOOKS. s Hetty, by Henry Kingsloy, the Sacristan‘ )ommOI NEWS DEPOT, HOWELL/‘S CORNER, SUSSEXâ€"ST. ONEKS &*° HOLLAND, MHave Received CAaADEMY OF MUsiC. IANO TULITION. IANO«FORTE TULITION. HE REV. ASHTON OXENDEN‘s $mpe a. 5 %'s’ulwox. 0 M 1135.2m36d Ommsn::' & Russoll‘s. cGl‘lJ.' UNIVERSITY, | MONTREAL. . CHANGE OF TIM E. 4P J. DURIE & 80 N 5. UNG LADIES‘ ISSTITUTE, WELLINGTON STREET, HAUSER, M I S S H A R M O N. A FURTHER SUPPLY Publications. Educationat. COXDUCTED BY J. DURIE & BON, ; 10 Sparkeâ€"st. Bparks stroot, OF THE The property of Captain A four whecled double dog back seat, both built by Gi a buffalo robe (lined), and be seen at the residence : done on short notice in a and on the most reasor FOI SALE, ESTABLISHMENT, 62 SPARKS STREET. You can get your Pdâ€";g. Graining, Glacing ?qc-hn:l.ng.wu‘ and WHITE WASHING, pevee t meings. sn Painting. . * & Dractical ekporience o B.â€".';Jfiil”m-, and citie nited States enables me t« and atisfy the wants of al d Tom. a (ha.l 6. Auate 0. | o o rgiate, Guinness‘ and LoHSQ Porter, pts and qts. =fo at refiners‘ :i'nl. THE OLD STOCK, SAVED FROM FIRE SELLING AT TWEXTY.â€"FIYE PERCENT BELOW COST. Now is the time or bar ains. 1105 [ Purchase your Dry Goods, * Readyâ€"made Clothing, | Cloths, Tweeds, &0., YUST GIVE scall, and see it they cannot offer you greater inducements than [you can get elsewhere in the Having one of the largest stocks in the ocity, we beg to call thse atténtion of those wishing to avail themselves of the above low prices to call and examine our stock. » ot}lnynouu flavor, at extromely low prices.; If you want a good Wool Tweed for 50 cents, call at Q‘MEARA & Co.‘s. (nearly opposite the Old Stand,) offers for sale at VERY LOW PRIC and well selected stock, comprising :oinu.sbiqlorsl. i'bb Pickles, Brooms, aps, Bauces, Spices Candies;Uontse and Prne Satt. "Alsq,. " Bordeauz and other Vinegars. The undersignod are sole agoents for Ottawa Gooderham & W orts‘ eelebrated and are prepared to sell to the trade by the car load in hond, or in smaller quantities, duty paid, at the lowest quotations. If you wani any Linen or Lustre Conts from $1 upwards, + | QUICK SALES & LIGHT PROFITS. ALEX. DUFF. O‘MEARA & Co. COI"‘II- Fresh Coffé the premises. LIQUOIIâ€" Cooxac B nessy, Piper‘s and: HOI-LDA. lxD G uy and bottle. P Wllllâ€" Bherries quality, Burgundy, uality, Burgundy, Souterne and Maderia Wines 1+ ail pripes, in wood aod bottle,improved by age. call at )‘ MEARA & Co.‘s. If you want a Suit, mad to order, for #7, ¢ call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. If you want any White Dress Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers, os ory, &0., . call at O‘MEARA & Co.‘s. 39 RIDEAU STREET, oTTAW A, | HAVING OPENED HIS8 NEW ‘ 4 LISHMENT | MESS PORK, PICKLED SA and the numerous other articles stitute a complete stock. T.‘gcâ€"u Oolong, Con Inpofll Hyson, qnng lr;.h fl 'd.q‘»“' HIGHWINES, OLD RYE, PROOF AND i{ you want a good suit of Clothes, readyâ€"made, for ’6. 1350 100 N. B.â€"No Bensine Corof HIGHWINES AND WHISKIESy 10FFEEKâ€" A _ Fresh Coffee ground and roasted 1 O , ME ARA & 1103¢ LANG HERE A SPi Bherries of all grades, Ports of fine PAINTINXG LABR, HERKINGS, Dry Goods. 4BARRELS CELFBRATED OLD RYE WHISKEY. _ â€" BARRELS HIGHWINES, BARRELS FAMILY PROOF . WHISKEY. WHELAN, JAS, G,.ROBINSON & CO., > OUR MOTTO Is call at QO‘MEARA & Co.‘s. GOODERHAM & WORTS‘. 5o o. r. GoOODERHAM & WORT3# GQODERHAM & WORTS‘. alady‘s saddie. To pf the abore in Daly | 11344 Glyn, Rifle Brigade. cart and sleight, with sixteen years in the of Canada and the suit the various tastes A stylish cign can be The Tea Pot terms that can be ; 50 Sparkeâ€"st.} I, Young d Fancy STABâ€" MOQON, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, PEKINADES, CHINTZES, LACES, CORNICES, . COCOA MATTING, &c., &c THO®S. & W. HUNTON, Having been appointed ;by the combin their agents for wzvo-uoul special attention t s our 1imâ€" mense stock of HOUBE FURNISHINGS to which we are receiving additions by almos COAL OLL they are now preparcd to sell n quantities to the trade, by tho”p Tnl CHKAPEST o?o., , THE CHEAPEB'I; GOODS, TII BEST ASSORTED, Tlll NEWEEST ATYLES, rlml LARGEST 8700 THEqLARGEST STOCK, TBE LARGEST STOCK, ~â€"~__ *At THOS. & W. HUNTON®8. Tlll cnnq'm VYARIETY, TBE GREATEST VARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, ; Atâ€"THOS. & W. HUNTON‘8. RSTAIR CARPETS, HEARTH UGS, )nv GO0DK & ROUSKE FURNLAHINGES ‘ 4 DRY GOODS & QUSI FURXISHINXOGS, DBY GOODS & HOUSE FURNXISHIKXGS h C. T. BATE & 0O, Canal Ottawa, Dec. 12, 186§8, ; ARREL OR CAR LOAD, AOOI, &co. EESOR BROS. cnml. Agents for John Campboll‘s ceilebrated ONONGAHKLA WHISKEYS. THE NEWEST STYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, Por tale by the undersigted . AgCa«s sor Hiram & Walker‘s THE BEST VALUE, At TBOS. & W. HUNT At THOS. &4 W. HUNTON‘8. BBLS. TH!NX TCS§% PORK. LOWEST PRICEKS. BBLS. ML£#8 PORK. At THO8 & W. HUNXTON‘8. BBLS. STRONG SÂ¥PEXA FLOUR. BEST ASSORTED, At THOS8. & W. HUKXTON‘8. COAL OIL, YALUE, AT THE 47 and 40 Bparksâ€"s.