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a Woxpks roR TtW® wm.â€"-!mzn: shanic should have ready at hand a box of Mm-hh.nflyflhw donts, such as outs, bruises, contused wounds ““r‘-.lauflnm“ by operations in the factory, dyeâ€"house or printing TE Ie ks m =~ vilee, Ouly 25 cents a box. â€" «»ywzâ€"Exzzrtos, either of body of mind, produces debility and duscase. The usual remed? is to take .ome stimulant, the effect of which is the same as m“.-_hmwduu. The is to fortify the systemn wikh a permaâ€" nent tonic like the reruviaa Syrup (a protoxide of lrony, which gives strength and vigor to the «qusens Hirthday was kept in tha asual loyal style last moath, and next month the citiâ€" weus of the Nominmon of Canada will colobrate the birth on saw.r now and rising existence; but recovered invalide stil! honh.urunl&hg would be too short to celebrate all the virtues of “wh-fiuldwm.m;mullo- nowses Keusoy, now on sale by the regpectable Mhyouuuli". oTTaWA MARKETS. Compiled expressly for the Omv.a Toi. } The Alabama claims wore allowed to disturb too long the citizers of the two great Angloâ€"Saxon sommunities. . Tbe carelessness of: one set of bincd#to keep this questio vecate rankling in } u.‘,.:'d\ucd-you-. like consamption in the human frams, which spreads so r.pl-!?y'dfl‘ chenked and expeliod by the groat SHOSHOKEES . and the cupidity et another class, h«veo comâ€" Raxwsor. RForeais by all druggists. Suxstsourâ€"â€"This accideatal infliction, called by the Fronch coup ds soleil, is supposed to ccour -uw-.-.‘-nwu:.u this is also deception. The truth is both iNustcas muâ€"mwmnuum.w cation, which, like the groat Snosnoxe®s Rexyror for consumption, follow in the wake of cirilizatic a, Tox Tacus BCLirS%D,â€"we read there \ims h-.mmc:‘l the New l"ui showmen +*~ obtain possess one ashington No* , who is said :’\o nv&&m tk .m General Tom Thumb, and that Â¥#. T. Baroum Las m:::uuuu for three years tor $30,â€" 009, board -r-u. ls it not a great thing to be a smaill man! and is it aotequally as groat to have a medicine that can be depended upon £ ; Efii&.m burns, bruises, samme omplaints, cholic, &o. ; if so get at once a supp! of the * Cankdian Pain Destroyer," at he near medicine dealer‘s for 25 conts. k *The Supreme Coart of tno Stai of New York have issued .mqm-uuoumm and Jenkins for counterferting ‘Ayer‘s Cathartic holding them: responsible for the cruel imâ€" in what ha.hn dnoult.*fl trom further injury to the public. any class of our people more than another needs lh‘crthn of 1w to shield them from imâ€" posture, it is" th» sick aad suffering who are unsble to protect themselves A remody so universaily "emplogyed as Ayor‘s Pills by all classes, bothto cure and preveat dissaso, should as it does, have every security the law can afford p.ln‘nm aad imitation. â€"Cabinact, SeAeâ€" Evezrmoor Sars 8o.â€"â€"Thatis all who bave .ither used the article themssives or witnossed its CSTects when used by others; alil such, and they are only fit to F T k L ” ..-."'! ”"" .”‘un ind heretofore .: .:tv"-- in use tor coughs, lh‘m'u'Mh-oh'tc-‘r. colds, thick wiad, and all discases which affect the wind of horses, As a condiiion meJdicine it has noequal ; there is nothing in it which can inâ€" jure a horse whether sick or wellâ€"nor need the mhmn- 'orliu.'whuo using it ; it is just the article which all who own horses require, aad which they shduld nn\-nu? on hand. Remember the name, and see that the signature of Murd ana Co. is on each package. Northrop & Lyâ€" man, Newcastie, Ont., propristors for Canada. id ud modd mern strist, recairte med sasen. T ntovirand Lt prices nbish wik nosossncily ts *TAÂ¥ Sashes Primed and Glazed j Come and see. C o ___â€" PICTURE FRAME MAXNUPACTORY, the Mnfhgllr‘il‘ 0 n‘ adjoining the "looat Hnich and Pall Paotoly of 2. 1. EDDL, mauxim that @A mmble muwnu. Slow shilling." thereby com potition in h-“‘fl'.lo'-?.?h.. lo of at ROoOX PAPEE3, mOMTl’ORS, SILT ANXD FLOCK BORDERS, WINDOYK UHADES, &c., &0., Kre expected in the week, and will be on aflhfl:una in samples, u!otdhgr.q L:A!Olb?lon that his selection comâ€" mu.m uno%l and GREATER VAâ€" than ever before brought to this city. '.l.-lt,“w'hlh-x:ylho-odu. A and exporienced workmen, OoUsSE PAINTING, HANGING PAPEB, Takes this mothod o returning his thanks tothe wbiic for their very liberal patronage for the ryou.u‘m would respect{ully announce u.--lpdnumuhhhny‘dnrh- ed, in consequence of the increased demand the various branches in his departments, to adopt the mmm and Glazed can be and with loss risk of breakage han glass in boxes, f "< R. EKATONS, +« Store and Ofice, Elginâ€"st, Opposite the Russell > DECORATING ROOMS, Which will enable him to execute all orders with despatch, and to the satisfaction of the most fasâ€" CEILINGS asd WALLS WHITENED and OLOURED in a superior style, on the most sasonable terms, and at the shortest notice, _ " o2 _ â€" .: â€" . CA â€" KOM â€" Bell‘s Blook, opposite Russell House. WASHENG COMROUND, which can not be equalled by any other, for wulch can unot be equninnt oy woy . SHers SUF making several kinds of Soft Soap, without cither l”c_mo:‘llmlu’.an.ho-odgh-dl HORSE TR&ATINING INXFORYATION. The wildest and ugliest â€"horss can be mude to obey his mester, and even to walk after him in the streets, roads or Aslds, without the slightest injury to the horee. _ All a d#omplished in one day. C _T CCC nb Xuid ons i WLiin sake ~ whlth ank ht'om&h CORNS at a choap rate, without tw flh'm;nmrludouhn The® ean be cured in a short time without injury to the '.-hhm Cure for lame souck dissases. Rhoumatism of the worst kinds can be cured in less than a woek without taking any kind of w edicine in the inside. Cures persons troubled with the Gravel. Cure tor Bunions. M . GCure for Piles. Cure for i t u.....umd Complaintscan be cured at any time in less than twenty hours, Also, by a eemmon herb. 5 Parties who are inflected with ,:y such dis ea»~. should make application to F. MARTIN, Hull, in the summer season, as the! best time to .":.:-m be agents ak to can make a lon, as he has many dhot,rdublobm Her to ther «blie s frequently as the country is cleared but Mosrdse Decorating. House, Ottawa. ATON‘8 ATON TO LET OR SELLâ€" A hand.omely situated COTTAGE, containing six rooms and kitchen, on Gloucesterâ€"st., Ashâ€" burnham Hill There is a handsome dower and vegetable garden; good outhoures and #9ll m y to W. H. BULLEN, on the promâ€" Pll‘l.l-â€"ho Woesterly creâ€"third of Lot No. 27, in First Concession, O:tawa Front,Neâ€" pean, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the samo conâ€" ud-._u'n:dl‘l gbona?.url of Wa.1. 1065tt at JAMÂ¥E3 UOPE & 0).‘3, Stationers K’“Ifi:'b‘ . For further rraa rs apply to Joux and Wu. Taouso®, op-n.:-d I.’i'vu & Pixzuzt, Barristers, Ottaw a. | Je2â€"141â€"tf 'lw BE LET, â€" (FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED,) TILL lar MAY NEXT 3 A STONE COTTAGE in Vistoria Terrace, Richâ€" mon‘4 Road, containing cight rooms, with kitehen, pantry aad cellar, good outhouses, and water brought into the house. Apply on the promises, or at the Trusa‘ offfce. 113858f This important improvement in saw mills, . paâ€" tented in Canada and in the United: States, conâ€" sist especially in a new method of hanging and operating gang saws for manutacturing lumber, without the useof the ordinary gate. The gang of sawe are altaohed at cach ond to cross hoads, ««pported by a bifurested pitman, and are the only weight to be supported. The saws and crossâ€". ~eads being rery light, the speedof t o saws is ensiderably insreased. The now system opeâ€" rates well, and wood can never be more properiy v.«»m, and in larger quantities. With the use of this improvement, mill propriet rs and lumber i_ Jdets can realize profQts mush larger than with the use of any other operating system. p Lamber merchants, saw mill propriectors, founâ€" d :a and business men in generali, desirous to obâ€" :..sthe rights and royalty of the patented imâ€" EPC"* B-AUDI‘ * SEW AEKRIEKS OF 8A Wia provement, should promptly address to Messt3 TALBOT & TOUSLGNANT,29 8t Aune street, sity of Quebes, advocates, from whom any infor=‘ ma‘ion can be had, and where an operating meâ€" al «an be seen. ‘oy alty can,.be obtained for Canada and the ‘ted Statos, or for districts only. aboe, August 18, 1869, 11314 K._ Giving private or public parties can have ciets satide i paries nloely duinisteet at a fow renial bf-n!ihqm _ MASON‘$ PATENT FRUIT JAR is one hanâ€" tred per cent*bettor than any other in ase. To C e W“Il-.- ‘ have this day made a further _ | . CALL OF TEX PER CEXT. ~~~..-::-.':r,-'.......‘~:f.:"..: pany, r ‘ the undersigned at the OFFICE d..é.-l.fi:lm&.‘..h p.city, on Friday, the First day of October % Next. { : | Dr‘sd this th day of August, 1869, . | ns 8EWING MACHINE 8 are the best in the world for | ly use, as they hem, fall, tuck, cord, bind, g-«mh. manner that defes They are the only machines in the world t ch can be apâ€" t * g‘O.-.AY‘S, | {oPPER PLATE PRINTER, t Bank Street, Centre Town, | . Retween Sparks & Queen Streets. °* *io5 Kingat. West, Torente, and Wopuirsâ€"onens. R. W. STEPHEN, for Ottawa Ofice. Call and examine the Adjustable Hea |. evolâ€" armqm,uw’ Presâ€" Ciroulars and of sont free P samples of sewing pd N.B.â€"Sewing done to order, and needles, oil and silk for all GLOUCESTER ROAD COMPANY. Of the Ottawa and Gloucester KRoad .._â€"__ Maving stoves, furniture, or any house furâ€" . bing goods to sell or ‘san do so by wab.eg * ar Ths VARLEIY HALL, 34 Sussex street. J BOYDEN, _ « + ai.m-*wm with low d“mmam‘ @ ~~* _‘ Gommissioner. # AKbKE WE _ ECCC purchaser, and at prices that cannot be excelled Department of Public '.-.m;:z %, l Resamexcsâ€"Yo AT THE VARIETY HALL. Toronto, August 16th, 1869. _ § 1132td _ below the market. Notice is heroby given that THE DIBECTORS NEW COOKINKXG SToYVES3, TTA W A Sewing Machines. JARS!I FRUIT JARS : AT THE VARIETY HALL. THE VARILBIY LUALL R&. BLACKBURN. Y . H. F. 10338( _| _ KÂ¥igl Gans. 1 ® | J W . W. W ARD, of the lato frim of Lowis, ¢ P\IN{ & Ward, has removed his Chu::{ l Oflcs to Beli‘s Law Chambers, cpposite Russell House, Elginâ€"st. ‘ 1CHOLAS SPARKS, Barrister and Attorâ€" kW neyâ€"ut Law, soiicitorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyâ€" ancer, &o. Ofceâ€"Lang‘t Buildings, Elginâ€"st., oppoesite the Post Office, Ottawa. 48Â¥9y Rideauâ€"street, Ottawa. _ WuLiix Mosarove,. _ 366t° _ Gxorer Taicso® OSGROYVE & TAlLLOX, Barmsters, :‘_l Bolicitors, ke. Vihesâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, streots, Ottawa. v TETREAU, !hux Public for the Pro LW e vince of Quebes, lHui!, near the Pos! B 4 1+ Law, soticitorsâ€"inâ€"Chaneery , Conveyancers and Notaries Public, Cerner of Sussex sz‘d Yorkâ€" OGce Building, Elginâ€"street, L-l‘ & GmMamilLbhs DEREINIETTY ARVECET Solicitors, Conveyancers, &0. Oficeâ€"In Court House, Ottawa. Rossat L&®s. 4o _ Jowus J. Guarn i‘ i. HAYCOCK, Attorneyâ€"atâ€"Law, & e citorâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Conveyancer, No Public, and P\tg,(.lllg_ntgok‘ellor. OIO’:I EDWAID C. DARTNXELL, Barrister Solicitor, Attorney and Nutary Public, Clerk of the Peace and County Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott and Russell. ono:‘-â€".h the Court House, L‘Orgnal. A _ A. MARA, Architect. Officeâ€"Aumond‘s Je Buildings, Kideaaâ€"st., Ottawa. _ 903y , Rovn.' ITALIAX BITTERS. § Prepared by special permission from the original recipe of ; Â¥. P. VERRI, M. D., Professor of Chemistry in the University of PADUA, I1TALY. w»mummjpnsuummh ton of Canada and the United States. / | N.B.â€"These celobrated Bitters earefally prepared with the very best qual |Sherry Wine, and are especrially adapted = mended to persons of delicate ~They are gently stimulant, and will be toand ible aids to digestion. For directions see labol round the nock of each Sole Manufacturer and Pnpdmfun)a:filfl ton of Canada and the United States. | N.B.â€"These celobrated Bitters are carefally prepared with the very bost qulsqm Wine, and are especrally adapted d mended to persons of delicate ~They ars cantle stimulant. and will be toand ible wACPHERSON, . G. KENXEDT, _ i. J. CURIATE ACPHERSONX,KENXEDY & CHRILSTIE, Barristers, &o., Lang‘s Block, Siginâ€"st., COMMERCIAL SALE RO a York street, near the Market. The subscriber respectful‘y announces has moved from Sussex to York stroot, a cccupying the promises formerly known ber‘s Auction Rooms, He takes this op .“.“bm the people of Ottawa and vi the 1 patronuge extended, as wel conldence placed in him since hisarriv city. HeLolds SALE3SEYEKY DAY,( otherwise engaged), cither at his rooms en e e se We o market. Dfi with confideace who have entrusted hold off or real to him for sale to cortify that 8 n fall satisfaction as regards the prices nod, as :-'dl as prompt and immediate settlemaht after He is ready to receive instructions fromt persotis having household furniture, horses, ¢ ar,or nlzlbhdupond.nlphd‘uh that nothing will be let. undone by him to gife satis= faction in mfiz of the trust to him,. Consignments a distance will meet Wwith im mediate and careful attention. . Cash advances made on furniture other "m sent in for sale. Pianos constantly on hand for hire. _ |â€" _ APIEERE & HAYCOCXK, Attornies mue eraary Addressed to the undersigned at this Doj will be received until noon, on TO coxTRActoRs. e in Chancery, Conveyancer, KES & GEMMILL, Sarmsters, " wl en None are gonuine unloss bearing the sign ‘AT THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, * LOXDON. + A Kitchen Leundry, Medical Superintendent‘s ResRlence, Main Drain, Workshops, Stable, Barns, Outbuildings, Airing Yard Walls, Lodgo Entrancses, Roads and Fences, to bo constructed AT THE DEAF AND DUMB : TIOXNX, BELLEVILLE. AMnlc_ihnouhtflln‘s. Main Drain, Lodge Entrance, Koads «nd Fences, to bo couâ€" Te mmeignctinns oate i thk Pe oekt ® ean be seen at this er ndom“uthmuuwllr.n. © x'.'s;un DIS‘I'RICT. <~For despening the channols of Muskoka and Printed forms of tendercan be had on appliâ€" ecation to the D..m“‘ at “'nfi:" mentioned places, where are ted. No tender will be nmn:ul_-lm it contains o bona fide signatures of two offering t &mumm u-a The lowest or any tender, will not necessarily be sccopted." JOHN CARLING, . SsATURDAY, 414 SEPTE.\! Commisston Mercha:s Max. W. Strange, Esq, M P P Francis I.m Esq, M P James O‘Rielly, Esq, Q C, H.V. Noel, .lnnf Quebec Bank Robert Lyon, M P P. . . BERMINGHAM, ; Queen‘s Auctione 11177 House, Land and Gene: lnuum.!z the Bishop of K Hon, Sir John A. Macdonald, Hor. H. L. Langevin, C B, and Sect‘y Hoo. Alex. Campbeil, P M G. R. W. Scott, Esq, M P P, !%8!9‘.1.-\-&"?._ _ PRICE $1.00 PE BOTTLE. A. M. F. GIANELLL, Manufacturer and Propristor fouyfl ITY AVCTION MART, O*CONNOR , Attorneyâ€"atâ€" Law, s:lh!b the City Hail, London, Ofice, Unia Buildings, Otawa. _ 587 sEALED TENDERS price paid for second ha: the Bishop of Kingston, be seen at this Department an i A. M. F GIANE Ott a w ®s &e., [BER JLI. is. MS, f State, CHOLERA, DIARRHGEA, and The following extract, which Mr. Mortimer is kindly permitted to Ebluh. from the letter of 1 relative of Dr. Wolfe, of city, now residing w Tind cot if the C Express high «* out charges are too and if not, arrange with Mortimer to let you hn‘n, w Tind cot if the C Express $ high, «* out charges are too » and if not, arrange with Mortimer to let {on hn‘n a box of the bottles of CHOLERA MILXTURE, I could make a {ood little fortne with them. The bottle I brought‘with me here brought two ladies round from decided cholera; one on board the boat, and the other in Be lin, United States, Both commenced with diarrhcea, with dysentery, and then vomiting. The mt Berlin was vory bad. 1 gave her three d of the Cholera Mixâ€" ture, the third of which the vomiting. The next day she was all right, or nearly so. She was next day she was all right, nurl{moo. bhe was gratetul. I have now only a littleleft." . "}:T\h excellent mi , which should be in every family, is only TRADE MARKC aFE REGISTERED CANADIAN COUGH EMULSICN. This valuable medicine has the extraordinary Mofl-odlmly leving Coughs, Colds, Hoarsoness, Dificulity of Hreathing, Tightness in Eh:l-:.‘ u.i.' &o. It o'rn':iby dissolving the conâ€" gm, causing expectoration, and an r‘mo& moistness to the -in.w f Organe, and for obstru wfom id action of the hv'uuulhwoh. t A grand specific for derangement of the Digostive The only sure remedy that existe, combining deâ€" licious taste and amazing or. Mortimer‘s Vegetable Worm Destroyer, MORTIMYEE‘s Cokf. Pomades, Toilot Vinegar, Rose Denti: frice, for the Teoth and (Gams, Also constantly on hand Perfumes ot all kinds, and Loilest Requiâ€" sites usually kept in a firstâ€"class establishment. _No, 41 Syssezâ€"st., Ottawa City. TWENTYâ€"FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Toilet Boxes in variety, Rimmel‘s Neow Pe Bnyu M Smelling l Bootch Plaid m‘ MORTIMER‘S COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS ORTIMXZR*S A complete stock just reop:ved of Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, > ' Sold in Bottles at 11.°34. and 21. 6d. Each. For The Most Useful and Reliable "ONIC AND BITTERS IN USE. © (Euch Ounce Contains one Grain of Qunine). For Indigestion, Fovet, Ague, Headache, loss of appetite, lowness of spirits, nervousness, and for goneral debility, it wi found invaluable. Its properties are e, stomachic, and gently Observe the trade inark u the lab« also every bot:le Bei o_ulor)v.viul trade J GARDNER, Chemist, 4 Montreal. ;:_ Sole P r and Manutacturer. RS" The above Bitters are claimed to be suâ€" perior to any yet off to the public. Tlll EPILEPTIC CURE, L. Prepared by J Gardher from the formula of a mynuhl of Paris. The wonderful effect the \“.nd it has in proventiag the fits; should inâ€" duce uwuhpll to use it;. In bottles, mfl.fl. Ask for G NER‘3 EPILEPTIC RK. I 1113.33,¢m. The Canadian Pain has now been boforeâ€"the public for a longth of time, and whenever used is well liked, never failing in a single instance to givye pormanent nllol, when timely used, and we have never known a single sase of dissatisfaction whore the directions are proâ€" perly followed ; but on omtnr{ all are del od with its operations, and speahk i n the a':i;.'n?& ;;lâ€"ab;l. hp. Colds, Sore Throat Sprains, Rruises, ps in the Stosiach, e NE t t CE EnBP t or 'o-lrukfr- ence in this matter, havin tested it thoroughly, therefore those who are suffering from any of the comp wints for which it is .ecommended may de upon its being a Soveâ€" us h of the Canadian Pain m‘m for which it is reâ€" commended, and its wor orful umt‘l ub.d-h' {i.“wm%""’ ; pains of Nervous pctions, ¢ CAI'ADIA'I ra% PESTROYER : Among the most im; of modern Medical Dis f stands the CANADIAN PAIN DESTROYER | THE MEDIOAL HALL, INFALLIBLE ~REMEDY 1t is pat up in Its qualities are not dirguised, tasto it, tostâ€" it, OoLIDAY PREsSEXNTS ALRDNERS + * QUININE WIL’E BITTERS FAMILY APERENT PILLS8, CHIEFE UNDERTAKER, S#PARKSâ€"ST. y ' GOIIINB. HE ES 4 CARRIAGES, KONE OTHER GENXUINE. Gole agent for sWAL BOWEL COMPLAINTS. METALLIC COFRINS8. oE imtei ie isb Levender Water, Burns ,Poaids, ne with them. The brought two ladies ; : ene on board the United States, Both Ottews matiem. and in re leving it to a highrank in «he ;qw, Bowlos, Distributors, , Rowel Vicinity. Ottara In _ Agent for MARRIAGE LILCXNCES for the city of Otawa, by cominission from His Excollency he Governorâ€"General. ‘ * Bole issuer for the City of Ottawa. ' OFFICEâ€"St. Lawrense Hotel, Rideauâ€"st. Ottawa, July 14, 1869. ~ 1110â€"30â€"3m i __â€" Notice is heroby given, that whereas my Fereman, PETER DUPUIS, has left my employ. ment before the expiration of the term of his engagement to the serious loss and injury of my business, I hereby warn and forbid any persou hiring him! Any person doing so after this notice will be prosscuted by me according to law. E E L&AVZON. Avimer. June 5. 1889. 1075tf Ayimer, June 5, 1889 fHNIE OTTAWA LIVERY Firstâ€"Cuass Ripixg axo Damvixg Gorsrs. Medical attendance to regular boarders {ree of charge. S Veterinary Infirmary attached for ick and lame borses, under the direct management of | . _ A. 0. F. COLEMAN, V. S., Member of the Ontario Veterinary College, by appointment V . 8. to the Governorâ€"General ; als>, V. 8. to the County _ Carleton Agtricultural Orders or communications promptly attendedto, and medicines sent to any part of the Dominion. sALB AND BAIT STABLES, Cor. Rideau and Ottawaâ€"sts. EMPIRE GIFT COMPANY. cASH GIFTS To THE AMOUNT OF «* The firm is reliable and deserves their success,"â€"Weekly Tribune, Oct. 8, "* We know them to be a fair dealing firm."â€" New York teraid, Oct. 28. ' «* A friend of ours drew a $5,000 prize, which was gflnpfly received.‘â€"Daily News, Dec, 3. Reference is also made to the followknf persons, who have drawn prizes and kindly allowed the use of their names for publication: Andrew J Burps, Chlevo, $10,000; Miss Clara 8 Walker, Baltimore, FPiano, $:00; James M Mathews, Detroit, $5,000; John t Andrews, Savannab, €5,000 ; Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Pianso, $600. We publish no names without permission. GaR YEILDINXG, b Cach Gifts, each...............v................$20,000 10 do 0 | scrcsssersssesssesssssrcce sss: 10,000 20 do §LQ | eesseesversessarspsssgrasescce : ©,000 40 ao O > peessrssscisccsesstectrrsceses â€" 1,090 2C0o do CO ~esvereresserressecsosstrencsps 500 300 do RQ â€"evsriveabersessresreanrentanss 100 50 Elrfi:nt Rosewood Pianos, each...$300 to $7 30 15 do Melodeons do... 75 to 100 350 Bowh& Machines, each............... 60 to 175 500 Gold Watches _ ao .................. 75 to 800 350 Bowln& Machines, each............... 60 to 175 500 Gold W atches 00 sssresstssssesscse T9 to $00 Cash Prizes, Silverware, ote, valued at..$:,000,000 A chance to draw any of the above prizes tor 25 cents. â€"Tickets describing prizes sealed in envelâ€" opes, and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents a sealed ticket is drawn without choice, and sent by mail to any address. ‘The prize named upon it will be delivered to the ticket holder on payment of one dollar. Prizes are immediately sent to any address by express or roturn mail. You will know what your prizeis before you pay for it, Any prise ccbmges Er another of same No blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair do&llnf. _ © ‘ Bend for ciroular. Liberalinducements to agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package of sealed envelopes containn ox® CasH GiFT. Six tickets for $1; 13 tor $2; 35 for $5 ; 110 for $16. . : All loftors should be addressed to Ts + BTEW ART, RALL & CO, __ 1104,3m 193 and 195 Broadway, N Y. & oTICEK. NONTINUATION SiLZX ot every description, maue io order Or repaired, and jobbing attended to. ‘Architects and othersfurnishing . ir own drawâ€" ings for any kind of wood work will have them corroctly executod. Particular attention paid to . GoTHIC & FAaANCY FURNITURE. Marriage Licences, _FUNERALS turnished at the shortest notice in the city METALLIC AND OTHER COFFINS always on hand. 6 j for the removal of household furniture, &o. Also waggons for lamber and other heavy goods. N.B.â€"Rosidence at the west ond of Wellingtonâ€" st., opposite the marke® NO‘I‘IO& â€" â€" The undersigned begs to state that he has f OPENED AN OFFICE _ OVER A, MeCORMICEKE‘S STORE, Where all orders for the PRINTING, BINDING, OR STATIONERY, may be sent, an®@will be punctually attonded to as usual, arrangements having been made to pre. vent any interruptioa to the business. | Mr. Dosbarats teols grateful for the sympathy tendored aim on all sides, and hopes to see his patrons and friends in his new office. i GEOoRGE E. DESBARATS. Ott awa, January 21, 1869. Q54tf ber of sdnu made cach day to 1st July next, and the party madethe bighest number of points will receive from the proprietor a rich prize; Parties visiting the Alley will be received with polite attention. The best of liquore will be found solely, at the office of the Company in for sabsoription for Preferential Stock. £0° â€"“.W 144R 112 15. tuspdact ids C Terms, conditions and .dvn“%'l“' known on application at the office of the Company. Ottawa, 24th August, A D 1869. y OBUBE, ¢ > nsl snn .w constantly on hand. Notice is horeby given to the Etockholders of «The Ottawa Gas Company" that for one month from date aSTOCKâ€"BUOK will be open to them solely, at the office of the Company in this city, , SEPTEMBER 4. 66 0HAWA Gas cosPraxky. © PREFERENTIAL STOCK." > U N DE R T A KE R. â€"@i i evale> .. B. B. LARIVIERE. l.l.oâ€"Ah:r Ball Room is attached to the emisos, which will be let at a low figure. _ : OMINION BOWLING ALLEY. CANADA GAZETTE, EXPRESS WAGGONS FURNITURE or y order, The subscriber bor to inâ€" form his friends that he openâ€" ed on MONDAY, the grh OCTOBER, his BOWLING ALLEY. This is one of the best in the Uapital, and equal to n{ in America, It contains four pose of mar Boriot points alleys, and with firstâ€"class balls. There will be kept a register book for the purâ€" E McGLLLIVRAY. ...$20,000 «.: 10,000 ... 5,000 ... 1,000 22. â€" 500 Dn‘. A« A« A. PHILION, Physician, Surâ€" geon awd Accoucheur, Duke street, Leâ€" Breton‘s Flats, Ottawa. o 1111.6m l)n. O.C. WOOD, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, Ottaws. Day ofice °l"1[‘°‘“‘ the Tixus Office, Sparksâ€"street, Centre ‘Lown . Night ofice at his residence, Mariaâ€"street, Centre Town. . Caxoces Cork»,without the use of the knife, by a new, but certain, speedy, and almost painless process, References given to ?uuu suc» sessfully treated, it required. 17w100y MJ Dental Rooms over A. Graham & Co.‘s « Commercial Warehouse," directly opposite the British Lion Hotel, late Tiuzs Printing Office, Lang‘s Biock, No. 60, §parkeâ€"st., Ottawa City, Ottawa, April 12, 1869. 1021â€"167y stroot. §9 omceâ€"Spurkeâ€"street, opposite Magee Russell‘s. b16y For comfort and attendance the travelling pablic will fnd this first class house unsurparsed in Canada, being situated in the centre ::T tae crcy. and having over 100 well furnished bedâ€"rooms, Charges $1.50 per day. Single rooms, withou; board, §0¢ YJ" day. § G GaAREAU, WATERS & CO, Manager. 1071.6m Proprietors. _ _ The CANADA i@OUSE, CALEDONIA SPRINGS, will oe open ior visitors on WED. NESDAY, the 16th ‘nst. Return tickets vill be ‘ssued to the Springs at reduced ratos, on poard the sieamer Queen Vieâ€" toria. *4 Dukeâ€"st, LeBreton‘s Flates. _ . Office hours from 8:30 to 10;30 a m., and 3 to 5 Further information can be had from the Agent at the Springs. ( . June 15, 189. MRS TROTTER begs to state that she has a jlow comfortable, airy, and respectably furnished rooms, vacant, suitable cither for single or marâ€" ried ladios and gentlemen. The situation is at oncs central and retired, being near the Governâ€" ment Bui&lings and principal centres of businessy and yet mnfved trom the noise and bustle of the city. Anctcellent table is kept, and terms are very moderate. A few day boarders can be asâ€" commod ated. ~_MRS. TROTTKR begs to announce that she has leased a commodious building at the corner of Banks sn}ipafkl â€"sts., which she has ?oned as a PRIVATE HOTEL, retaining the title of her former hotel in Desbarats‘ block, viz., the " Toâ€" ronto House." The premises have been refitted and hondsomely furnished with new furniture, and made in every respect fit for the reception of mem. bers of Parliament and other gentlecmen who desire the accommodations of a first class private botel. HALIFAX, NOVA 8COTIA, Established 1851. ©Pormaunent and transient boarders accommoda tod, and every attention paid to their comfort; _ o <I h travellers. Corner of Main and Prince of Wialesâ€"streets Pembroke, Ontario. B“d‘“ in connection with the steamers Jason Gould, Pembroke and Pontiac. _ Part:cular attention paid to the comfort of guests. _ Good rooms for commercial travellers. gonu and vehicles always on hand. J. COPELAND, THE 6 QUEEN " RESTAUANT, y M. KAVANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of Metcalfe and Wellingtonâ€"streets, os- rnociu the main entrance to the Government Buildâ€" s. > iho "QUXEN" comprises all the roq:.h.lm for a firstâ€"class hestau ant. ‘Yhe House has beenrefitted and ref. rnished mro‘-}‘hm The BAR contains the choicust Brandsir W ines and Liqu ws, and every delicacy cfthe seas. a wiil be found on the table. The rropriotxt’l best efforts will be directed to he comâ€" ort of his guests and patrons. â€"~‘ % BH" Oysters,Game eto.,daily DW ARD C. MALLOCH, M.D., M. R.C. R. J. A. BECKETT, Surgeon Dentist, NALEDONIA SPRINGS, 1869. Tlll!'l‘l.l & Coâ€", Land Surveyors, Agents, Draughtsmon, &6. Office, fl the Ontario Bank, Sparksâ€"st., Ottawa, V for Trust anda Loan Co. W. &. Taistus. R. R. C. LEGGO, Physician, Surgeon and Accouchour. Officeâ€"Hunton‘s Block, Sparksâ€" ANADA HuTEL, R E ATON, Manufacturer of Doors, Sashes, & Biinds, Mouldings, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, &o., &o. Dealor in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paper Hangings, &c., &o. Bashes Primed and Giazed; and Blinds Painted and Prepared for Hanging. FACTORYâ€"Adjoining E. B. Eddy‘s Match Factory, Hull, Q. â€" STORE AND UFFLCEâ€"Eiginâ€"st., opposite the Russoll House. © R. OLIVER MARTIN, Dontist. Officeâ€" Sparksâ€"street, Contral Ottawa. BAutf Ottawa, March 29, 1869. @‘wacester, near Ottaws. EHurvey: uf Spve e dnens Ciy T pard awa on office of N. Sparks, Boffeitor) %e", 9 recoive prompt a‘tention A BILLINGS, Jr., Architect,Elgin street Bo opposite the Post Office» : Rerzacxors.â€"~H ASims, nz;etnhlm. Philsâ€" deiphia ; Thos Fuller, Esq, itoot, Albuz; DPr J A Grant, M P., Ottawa ; Thos Reyrolds, Esq Managing Virsctor O. & St. L. R.R. T40t Constantly on hand a well assorted stock of choice TEAS and a general assortment of GROâ€" CERIES suitable for family use, all of which will be sold at reduced prices. Also, a choice lot of TOBACCO, nvdor. brands, and sold equally low. Gederham & Wort‘s Highwines and Old Rye, constantly on hand and sold at their prices ; Gin, Brandy, Irish and Seotch 'hhk%. Port and Sherry Wine directly: imvorted. whole of which will be sold at small profits, Quick salesis S CHRISTIE, Commission Merchant and @ Gencral Agont. Sole agent for Read‘s Eifhvlnu andProof Whiskoy ; also, Dawes‘ Laâ€" chine Ales and Portor. Pork, Flour, &c., for sale. Orricz: No. 5, Sparks Sureet, near the Russoll House, Ottawa city, C. W. Pembroke, Aug. 1, 1868. diere PlOPLI’I TEA STORE, By P. BASKERVILLE & BROTHER, Two Doors Bast of. Workman & Griffin‘s, Rideau street. € ORoNTo HOUSE, 17 & 19 ST. GABRIEL STREET, : â€" MONTREAL. OROXTO HOUSE. 969y SPA RKS ST RE ET, {2orner of Bank Street). _ _ ICKWICK HOUSE, TTAWA HOUSK. Corner James and Kingâ€"sts., site the Court House and Public Ofiices, ST. HARINES, Ont. E. HOVGHTON, l‘ro‘)riotor. i4 2412 2P iGanaLtants Winiho Ralaam 1 Kotcds andb Saloons. HE METROPOLITAN, | AUMOND‘S BLOCK, Rideau Street Ottawa., 20 â€" P. O‘MEARA, Prorrztos. Moial Sans. GEORGE HUTCHISON, Dentist. AVERLY HOUSE, SPARKS®, Provincial Land Burveyor, e â€" Draughtsman, &o., ‘oomhluimd for er and Lower Canada.) and residence, LANS, SPECIFICATIONXS, &¢,, t (_l;sic'o? tHoughton‘s Dining Zaloon.) spacious sampleâ€"room for commercial F OLOwâ€" Atliscellancous. BABRINGTONâ€"STREET, P BASKERVILLE & BROTHER. By order, ntion ‘psld to their comiort; JOHN ROMANS, Proprietor, EDW SCOTT, paid), or left at the Eecretary: 1075.3m 11144 1009â€"3m Consisting of the following first class steamers : Ann Si§80D....~..............w........Captain Findiay AlliaD@@......... ........ccs««.............Captain Murphy ADD DIBDORM..éve eccerssersesessnessesses"»MpDLOOIEE A CEETIAT Allianco..................cc..............Captain Murphy Emerald ..............................Captain Couvrette OrOGOD...............ccssccsecses«s«.... Captain Cowley Jason Gould.............................;(?lpt’innBoloqn 1869. PODtiAG. â€".........c..ss«s«.s«.s.........._..Captain Biondin PeMDFORG..........::+:.s:11: ssrsssssâ€"mChapthin Paggan Enow Bird................. ... _ .........Captain Beattic On and after 1st SEPTEMBER, (until turther notice), the steamer Ann Sisson willleare Ayliner daily (Sundays oxeopt.odg, for the Upper Ottawa, at 7 a m, connecting with the steamer Al/lian~« at bhead of railroad, at 11 a m,touching at Arnprior, Sandpoint, Bristol, Bonechere, Zarrell‘s Wharf, Gould‘s Wharf and Portage du Fort. Stages will leave Gould‘s Whart immediately after arrival of \ steamer Alliance torm Cobden, connecting with steamer Jason Gould, and arriving at Pembroke same evening., _ _ es L. The steamers Pontioc or Pembroke leave Pewâ€" broke daily at 1 p m, for Des Joachim, calling at allintermediate ports. Returning, leaving at 6 a m, connecting at Pembroke with steamer Jason (GGould which leaves Pembroke Landirg at 2 ; in, and arrives at Portage du Fort same evening. The steamer Ailiance leaves Portage dn Fort every morning at 7:30 [Sundays excepted], touchâ€" ing at Gould‘s Wharf, F arrell‘s Wharf, Bonnechere, Bristol, Sandpoint and Arnprior, and arriving at head of railroad at 1i a m, and connecting with steamer Ann Sisson at Pontiac at noon, Passengers reach Ottawa at 4 p m. _ _ _ _ _ _ A connection is made daily with the Brockville and Ottawa Railway at Arnprior on the up and do!‘l t_l'ip'_. i\ Meocs h e e e anus w v NeR emiie oE t & â€" For further particulars apply at the Company‘s otfines at Ottawa and Aylzmer; K. 8. CASSELS, President. Ottawa City, Aug 29, 1869. On and after MONDAY, the 3rd MAY, the ne#f a d magnificent Iron Steamer; Quebec and Monâ€" treal, will leave Richelieu Pier (opposite Jacquos Cartier r‘lace) as follows,â€" â€"____ yc L by Daily Royal Mail Line : _ The rteamer Quebec, Captain J B Labello, will leave eyery Moxpay, Tuvrspay and Frwiar &t seven o‘clock, pm. | _ _ _ 0. _ _ _ | â€"The Steamer Afontreal, Cs{uin Robert Nelson, will leave every Turspar, Teursoay and Saweâ€" pay at seven o‘clock, p m. RATES OF PASSAGE. o Cabin (Supper & Stateâ€"room berth included)$3.00 BLOOTAGO ........cccccsecs2s coseterecreremerssesseasserers Passage tickets will be sold at the office on the Wharf. Stateâ€"rooms can be secured by taking tickets at this office only. This company will not be accountable for specie or valuables, unless Bills of Lading, having the value expressed, are signed “'.."'.“‘.....,., Office of the Richelieu Co, NION FORWARDING & RAILWAY CoMPAN~Y. s 1869. 'l\l‘ll oOTTAWA RIVER ' NAVIGATION C_OMI’ANY: MAIL _ _8TEAMERS. UTTAWA CITY TO MONTREAL DAILY, ‘ (Suxpays Excsrm.)‘ A The splendid new and fast sailing Steamers «q4 UEEN VICTORI A," The steamer Queen Victoria leaves her whart foot of Sussex st, at 6:30 a m, (Montreal time), arrivinpg in Montreal at 4;45 p m. The comfort and economy of this line is unsur passed, while the route passes through one of the most picturesque districts in Canads, and is the most fashionable for tourists. _ Partios desirous of a pleasant trip can obtain Return Tickets to Grenville, valid for one day at single fares. * Passengers for the celebrated Caledonia Springs will be landed at L‘Crignal Parcel Express daily from the Office on the wharfto Montreal and intermediate landings. Tickets can be procured at the office on the wharf, from the ofice of Herrick & Crombie, Rideau st, W 8 Boyd, at the hotel and office, Russell House Block. s The market steamer Fairy, Captain Nichol, leaves Ottawa on Mondays and Saturdays at 4 p m for intermediate landings. 203 Commissioner street, Montreal, June 11, 1869. "* PRINCE OF OW ALES," Tnz oTeraw a ~ _RIVER NAVIGATION COMPAXY‘S VAIL STEAMERS May 7, 1869. AYLMER DAILY at 8:30 o‘clock, a.m., FORr THE UPPER OTTAWA, STEAMERS " ALLIANCE," "JASONGOULD" & " PEMBROKE, F.“NI"I RIDEAU AND OTTAW A FREIGH T LINE, From Monireal, Ottawa, Kingston and in termediate Ports. (â€"yâ€"Rates by this Line FIVE per cent. lower than by any other Line. Steamer GBB‘.!VILLEâ€"nl Bargesâ€"Captain M. G. Rastonâ€"will leave Montreal on TUESâ€" DAYS, 6 p.m. * Steamer MARY ANNE, and Bargesâ€"Captain 8. T. Eastonâ€"will says Montreal on FRI. ICHELIEU COMPANY. * ~____ W.H. EASTON & Co., . Little Sussex Street, Canal Basin, Head Office. JAMES SWIFT & Co., j Bt. Lawrence Wharf, Kingston. f M. H. ZASTON & Co., 15 Colbourne Streot, Montroal. H. EASTON, Eeq., Rideau, Merrickvilie. § UPPER OTTAWA ROUTE COMMENCED THEIR REGULAR TRIPS HERRIK & CROMEIE, Agents, Ottawa. awa, May 29. DAYS, 6 p.m. UxiO® FoRWARDING AXD â€" AILWAY CMPT, Ottawa, May 5th, 1869, OTTAWA AND MOKTREAL. Mteamers. 1 Mail Liue‘rif Stean Quebec and Mentreal. "«A NN SISSCN Cart. R. W. Susreuzan DES JOACHIMS. _ R. S. CASSELS, THE STEAMER COKXKECTING WITE . _ R. W. SHEPRERD, J B LAMERE, General Managor, R W SHEPHERD. 1869 1869. ‘7lsnlon & ANKAPOLIS RaAL. ‘ wAaAxy. Opening for Trains will leave Grand Pre on arrival 4 pas. sengers from Halitex by morningtrain to Wind. eor, and forward 1y Coachto Grand Pre at 12. 20, noo0, arrfving at Annapolis at 5.30 p m. Leayâ€" ing Annapolis at 8.30 a m, and arriving at Gran: Pre at 1.45, in timetor Coach to Wirdsor, con. On and after THURSDAY, 1Â¥#th®%day o AUGUST, this railway will be open for ,assen gor and goods trafic asunder : ind Anmmmiceat dibinoticallineds detithonk Anibut iss ibuctiian : Auticcditc ies T 7 Pre at 1.45, in timetor Coach to Wirdsor, con. . “."-d“‘ PKO i i+ y ; 1 ; y State + ©" necting wit‘h aftornoon train, and (rraching * lark ..“ d Halifax at 7.10 p m. ‘“fl“ ‘ By order f ; 84 mdi Signed, _ YEKNOX SMITTHL ow is +# a+ &R Kentville, Au °: I(ivy s flw 110Â¥ 1869.] SUMMER ARRANXGEMNMENTsS.[186e Trains now leave BONAVEXNTURE STATIOA as follows : * GoIxG wEstT, Day Express for Ogdensburg, O:tawa, Brockville, Kingston, Bellevillc, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brant{ord _ Goderich, Bu§llo, Detroit, Chicage, and‘a‘ll points West, 3t. ............... Nigtt do" do â€" do do â€", do Accoimmodation Train ~for Cornwalf and Intermediate Stations at........ b:{0 p m Accommodation Train for Kingston and Intermediate Stations, at..,. ..... .. T:l5 a » Trains for Lachine st ..........5:00 c m, 7:00 a m °9 a m, 12 noon, J;80 p m, 4;40 p »®, 4 p w, ° and 6:30 pm. The 1:30 pm train runs through to Province Line. * GoIN@ soOUTH AXD Fasy. > Accommodation Train for IslÂ¥nd Pond __â€" and Intermediate Stations at.... Express for Bokton at.................... Express 19: l\’oy\'ork and Boston at _via Vermont Centrai. Exrpress for New York and Boston yia Plattsburgh, Lake Champlein, Burlington & Rutland at......0 a m, 440 p in Express for Island Pond, at................ 200 p w Night Express for Quebec, Island Pond, Gerham and Portland, stopping be â€" tween Montreal and Island Pond at bt. Hilaire, St. Hyacinthe, Acton, . _ Richmond, Sherbrooke, Waterville ndsclouiieookc(-nly, Bessers iess se O;10 p T. gB~ Sleeping Care on ail Night Traips. Be sige chocked through. * C he steamer Corloita leaves Portliand ever SATULVAY AFTERNYVON (after the arrival o train from Montreal on Friday night), for Hali fax, N.3., returning on Tuesday. _ Bhehas excellont accommodation for passeny on and freight. _ 4 T The International Company‘s Steamers, 1=ncing in connection with the Grand Trunk Railway leave Portland every MOBDAY and THURS. DAY at 5 p m,for St John,"N.EB., &c. Ticketsissued through at the Company‘s prive pal stations, _ _ _ _0 _ _ 0 0 00 _ _ For further information and time of rrrisel an departure of all trains at terminel and way sta tions, apply at the Ticket Ofico, Bonaventure 8th tion: Orrawa Acrexcvyâ€"KRussell Houss Biock, Spark street, Ottawa, where all information may be ob taimed. toq JOSEPH MOONEY, Agent. QN and AFTER MOSDAY, 28m JUNXC, 1889, and until farther potice, TRAIN®E wali rw as follows: Express, 7 a. m. 9.25 a. m. Mixed, 1.90 p. m. 4.15 p. m LRAYVE PRESOOTT. ABRIV®E 1N OTAWA. Mixed, 7. 15 a, wm. 10.35 2. m, Express, 1.35 p m. 4.15 p. m. hod.ooflluog'nmhflnu aouua‘r‘u to ensure connection with trains on anc. T runk east and west, also with the steamers Qf the Royal Mail Line. f Baggage to and from Ottawa checkod throug from and to stations on Grand ‘l‘mn\fini!w” * Return fieh.wl’:uout.l-fi e and Otte. wa at reduced rates can be had at the principalst»â€" tions on the line. T. 8. DETLOR, THOMAS REYNOLDE, Burflnuulm.' lluus Director _ N. B.â€"The above irams all ru Mortreai BST. LAWRENCE AND OTTAW 4 BRAILW A Y, ‘ (formeorly the Ottawa & Presooti Raile ay.) â€" TIME TABLE, No. 21, | Coxw®Excrxoe ow Moxpay, Juxge 21, 1869 LKAVE BROCEVILLE, § A. M.eâ€"THAINS will leart 63’?50 B;ook’vmo d::_liy at 6.00 a im, 5 20 m, 7. m, $.00 p m, atrivi Sandpoint it 12.40 a in, nu‘ is apd 1.32‘:‘m. pst LEA SBANDI'UINT # A+ «â€"â€"TRAINB qwill . Leayt Gzoosud_pom at 6.09 a in and 2.1% pm, 2.20 a m, arriving at Brockville at 10.00 a ©,9.15 p m and 9.30 a m and 6.19 a m. â€" C.J; BRYDGER, Managing Diresctor Montreal. MaÂ¥y 17. 1869. TSE TIMES is 1Pdnted and pI Tas Orraw a Tuss Prizxtixg a PERTH BRANCII.; LEAVE PERTH | A. M.=â€"â€"TRAINS wrill leays 7’30!’ h -2.7!.30 a m 5.50 pm arriving at h%l Falle at 8.20 a m 6.9 pa LEAYVE SMITHS FALTIX, 8 35 A, M.â€"â€"THAIN® Al leave SebeP sunith‘s Falls at 8.%5 ¢) m and 44 p m. arriving at Porth at 9.25 a 1 7 & pe â€" . H, AFBOTT, INMAN LINE OF MAIL ETEAMERS, SAILIN FROM NEW YORK EVERY pPURDA! AXD ALTERNATE TUEsSDAY®. > RATFS OP PABSAOK BY THE EATCROAY ATZAXEE *_ First Oabin, Payable in Goid. Liverpool or Queenstown...... ........» erwer dW Btecrage, Puyable in + % Liverpool or Queenstown................./....... 5# PassiGE EY THE TUEBDAY @TRAMER Y! HALIFA® â€" Tunn'uu WAETED. J 54 Two first class workmen. Apply immediate};, by letier to 1 . ie St. Jobn‘s, N.F., by branch steamer...... Fon LIVERPOOL & QUI"I'I‘O“ First Cabin, Poyable in Liverpool OF QGCCNELOWN.......sâ€"ssâ€"ssse40«+ LAVOTpOQ) OF. APTCCHBDDN EEecrerarre on vere aae mmu.....,_..._....,...,....,..,...,........:1. .Jobn‘s, N.F., by branch steameor......... i Tickets sold to ard from England, 2 comerinicnc ge, P » Ottawas, June 28, 1862. Also two siout boys. Tickets sold to ard from Engiand, Jreland, «04 F m:mm nu-'“ Compaby‘! OF , t hces, JOEI%{’DA , Agent, 15 Broadway {New Yorkâ€" or EREICK & CROMBIE Jitawa. Tas Orrawa Truss Prixrixe axo Posu®* mme Coxpaxy, at the Office, 38, Sparksâ€"st Centre Town, Ottewa,. Jaxes Cort® Aanaging Directo®. OUBLE STOVE®8, LEAVE OTTAW A. ARKIVE TX PRE8OOTT Autlroabs. refic from Annopolia Grand Pre. __.___ POUBLE STOVES, 30 and 36 inches, from the MAIN LINE AT THE Vufl‘qY HALL ESMONDE BROS 1128 Managang Irredor phblished b* U ... $10 ® to 15 0 ukss No. 8, Sparke#t., : SGar vook af Conserinat > ‘-h,'-‘v_' p 1 PlA ~REA COM P n MONT MONTRE AL. warkEsy‘s) ° yO L. 1 #Â¥sI8G.â€"The. all the Tea we If they are not s !”’ L ACADENKY. «nd othere, that &‘ ## a. We well for th asaving to the Teas are putup orf one 20, or 25 wey Station in divide his t COFFEE 1 Shall risit of our prices: EWE L Wees >‘~ Im a Piano .'pT e Mes‘* Mushe 48€0, & Oo. Teas. ,and a h ons a oh: 1TM, C or the T is & TE