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, frew election. We can all understand his natural unwillingness to meet on the floor of the House, the man whom he has so foully traduced, and of whose nerve and tact he has had so many telling proois, to his s * eost, before toâ€"day. Parliament will be # ealled together, we understand, on the 15th C February, and what with the Reiryexsters y * + business, the management of the Intercoloâ€" %}3,. ,Mlflmafl&ohfiuflm â€" . k on the stage, we are promised a very lively Valuable Limits for Saleâ€"Geo, Wencks & 00. Bracelet Lostâ€"Mr Graham. g..'..uâ€".!n-lm l-l-eht._woâ€"l-odll-u. New Goodsâ€"Cunningham & Lindsay. tsmms business communcations &Hhmuflh a 4* MA NAGING DIRECTOR, Lax», of Halifax, at $48,000, being at the rate of $13;714 per mile. It is said that the tenders for the sections of the road which . aÂ¥e just been let out, average 10 per cent. igher than the tenders of last spring;~ but ompetent judges of the work declare that tbpiu-mmyctntwi'.hm”n” per cent. of the actual gost of construction» » From the article copied from the Amberst, N. %, Gazette in another column, it will be k‘:wdchdnm of the and ot the existing dificulties between the contractors and the men are as general as they are well fourided ; but in the face ot this well known fact with regard to the low price of the lepders of last spring, we see men still rushing in to get the conâ€" tracts at aoy price. We believe we are.corâ€" rect in stating that the Commissioners have not on thil} cccasion in every instance, acâ€" ChrOttawa Cines p 44. :'?' For interesting Reaaing Mutter se¢ Page ; for Ottmea Markets see Fourth ;:-v.itho Provinces : of Ontario and m““mhmm of some preliminary business. _ omcs c conminifinainttminsimeinc n t ..-â€"nddmim_n_urthlhfl' Hon. Mr. Treasurer Wood and Hon. John Hillyard Cameron, QC., were present QD the part of Ontamo, and Hon. Treasutrer Duskin for the Province of Quebec. The Arbitrators will resume their sittings toâ€"day. Hox. J. H. Caxzrzo® and Hom. D. | Macrazaso® arrived in town on Saturday. Apsuri®t General Col. Rosertsox Ross h-npndi-anamnbhmdm efficiency of the Vo‘unteer Force under the contemplated Fenian raid. â€" A¢d Goderich, the guns were on boarnd the steamer under orders for special service, and everything in readiness for any emergency without â€"a moment‘s delay; and at other points the volunteers were equipped and ready for netive service within thirty bours after the orders reached them. Itâ€" is w.,..’.”-nulyuluh authority that Mr. McKexzis, M.P., for Lambtcn, is about to resign his seat in the House of Commons on account of ill health, offer nimself as Mr. McKzxziz‘s successor in the representation of that constituency. " his fact may partly account for the bitterâ€" ness of Mr. Browy‘s opposition to the Hon. Finance Minister, and his desperate efforts to influence the result of the coming Renâ€" cepted the lowest temder, but although the successful bidders are men of good standing im their business and ought to understand what they are about, the gemeral opinion is not altered that the work cannot be done for the money, and that with all the advantages which the Commissioners can allow the conâ€" tractors, of change of route, extras, etc., the contracts will not pay the men who have undertaken them, while the inevitable delay in the completon of the road is in the last degrme injurions to the interests of the ’ W1 understand that the contracts for Sec. 11 of the Intercolonial Railroad will: probaâ€" bly be awarded to Danms, Gnaxt & Soraseâ€" Hux. Col. Grag, Hon. Judge Day, and A sarteractony result of the late Fenian alarm from Luke Huron has been to deâ€" monstrate the high efficiency of our volunâ€" NEW ADVERTISEMENTS teer organization, as well as to offer another example of the cheertul alacrity with which we can rely upon our volunteers responding to the call of duty. Within thirty hours of receipt by the Adjutantâ€"General here of the first intelligence of the contemplated Fenian movement every preparation had beea made to meet it, and a point three hundred and in a condition of defence such as to create the amplest feeling of security. Whatever grounds may have existed lor the appreâ€" ‘\ever quarter it might be attempted, prove to have been accurate or exaggerated, the prompt and decisive action which folâ€" lowed its receipt cannot be without satisfactory effect in the warning it conveys to the niost MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1869. instunce of the energy with which the reâ€" sources at its command can be handled by the depurtment will leave little doubt of the result of any desperate effort at ithitation of O‘Nzit‘s foray at Fort Erie. The three years that have elapsedâ€"since then have been so well apent in perfecting our defences that any similar eruption toâ€"day, trom whatâ€" only result in the total destruction of the desperadoes betrayed hh'.:n folly, and must, in al probability, ish â€" the coup de grace to uny l\inger‘n; hopes which even Feman ignorance can entertain of the possiâ€" bility of immunity for their erime. _ * hopuah-.ba-uo‘wuin.ljn- expectel quarier, took us, as far as is possiâ€" tle, at unaware=. Yet, within thirty, houre, tâ€"â€"R. 8. X. Bouchette.} and whether the inâ€" as we have said, we had a gunâ€"boat manned, armed and equipped, and in every respect ready for sea, and prepared, in coâ€"operation with her supports ashore, to offer warm wel" gome to any enemy who might appear, To understani properly the promptitude evinced in ber equipment it must be long laid up as to have become temporarilyâ€" }wbm“kmmnkhlw be brought up from Toronto, her crew seâ€" lected from the scattered body of ‘naval volâ€" unteers anod guoners from Toronto aad G@oderich, while the soldiers she was to carry were at their respective homes, thicking of anything rather than invasion. Her upper seams had so far opened from long action of the weather that, upon taking in sufficient coals to deepen her she was found to leak so badly as to make it necessary to careen and caulk ber, first on one side and then ‘“‘ other. All this work was performed by the ; voluateers themeelves, who, within tae short intervyal we hare indicated, had got their | gune and shot on board, maile their vessels stauach and seaworthy, and leit nothing : | more to be attended to before getting up steam ;| and beating to quarters. | We understand that Col. Romertsox Ross :\ has already handed in to the Executive a cial report of the operations to which we s n o go sgel K001 nc mcamds snn rwmmm aware of the implicit reliance to be placed on the ready obedience and cheery versatility of every branch of the service he administers, and h'wmwno( th s government has been just now deservedly i: vited. The cccasion seems opportun» for the dis» cussion of the whole system o! our frontier e ecere ie n s s io 3 refer, in which no doubt the prompt and effective service of the volunteers who reâ€" q-d"tohbullhnb«nmublyn- cognized as it merits. . Of tie efficieney ol h’umwfiowmflfiuin the iacts themselves, _ Col, Ross‘practical experience of military tactics and organizaâ€" tion, together with his soldierly quickness of decision and rapidity of execution, combine to illustrate the advantages to be gathered from the presence at headâ€"quarters of a ces tral authority bholding in instant command defence. In our opinion it must be borne in mind that this is mainly a naval one, and can be most readily and thoroughly secured ”mmmflhlflodt.‘& serviceable propelier gunboat, carrying #87 ‘wm.fldmmdduqhnmuuo to the cana‘s, Vessels of this character, owned by our own Government, always kept in a condition of efficiency, and specially prepared for all emergencies, would replace, to signal advantage, such old imperfect craft as we have had recently ourseives to repair, and afford a system of moveable fortssuffiâ€" ciently formidable for protection against any expedition of flibusters. . ‘They would serve the double purpose of cither destroying the hostile transports before a landing could be effedted, or of cutting off refreat once the emmy had got in shot, and thus securing a severity of punishment likely to put an end to such descents for ever. A single boat of this description in the Niagara river would have rendered impossible the escape of the 1866 raiders, and given such a blow to Fenâ€" mwwmuflmu -whvoqudumlu_luuunhn been since menaced with. The protection of our fishermen in the Gull is a duty impose sible to ignore, and any boat upon Lake should be of such a character as to be able to go round the comsts when required, and of seaâ€"going capabilities to qualify her for have suggested, and that, before kng, a call.to atms from any point of the frontier will find serviceable vessels at the disposal of our volunteers, in which to employ, to the best advantage, the gallantry and alacâ€" rity they have so readily evinced under less Tun selfishness of politicians is proverbial ; tome of them Shave the art of throwing a decent veil over it, which robs it of haif its offensiveness, but nobody will say that Mr. throw over his allies as socn as they are no longer useful to him. Tt is, perhaps, fortuâ€" nate for the country that this seifishness and insincerity are so clearly recognised, as his Groroes BrowX is of that number. Nothâ€" ing in fact bas so much militated against his success in public life, as his ungovernâ€" able tempir which is sure to break into a rage against obstacles which a more adroit man‘ would quietly overcome, and the im« when the occasion is passed will be kicked out of doors with the most contemptuous indifference, Mr. BRowX is now turning his attention towards the Otitawa district and Mmmfl\h‘wmvhwfi the people of North Renfrew a~e daily adâ€" dressed in the @lobe. It is tru= that if anyâ€" body will turn over the back !yles of that those who will help him at a pioch are now usually set down for what they are worth, paper, or take the trouble to l ok up what he has publicly said with regard to the peoâ€" ple and interests of the Ottawa district, the contrast will be a striking one, but now nothâ€" ing will he too good for us if only his old opponent, the Frsaxce M:xister, should be defeated. The change in tone is not. effected without some awkward stumbles and ugly grimances, whic‘y show how distastetu: the task really is to his mind, but the occasion is a pressing one, and the managing director is not a new hand at swallowing old stories. Mr. Browx is now alternately trying to drag the Orangemen of North Renfrew into & positiqn of hustility towards Sir Fraxcts Le F Ty .c 4 aodags hk d oo w o Wl cE m‘n'duhlmthlmhm Catholies of the Riding to throw their votes against the Fraxos MixisTk®, but both of these Sodges have been tried before, and the smarting recollection which Orangemen ud‘ Roman Catholce alike feel us the rememâ€" brance of the temporary success which he "“m*hmwo-,h not likely to leave them very susceptible now to aoy approaches from that quarter. The way in which he deceived and trified with the Orange body aiter he had secured their votes in his own tavour and against thair own Grand Master,Jonuxs Him1yaasp Canmznox, is not lixely to be forgorton now, when he seeks to use them for a similar purpose against Sir Frazous H:ixcrs. Nothing comes amies to the man as a handle to effect his to which teleâ€" ntl £0 nsm mm mm mm ies omm 0 object, and nobody turns roun on his dupes | with more coolness and effrontery when their services becows embarrassing in his pnnnit‘ of some other ead. . We have had #o many examples, however, of this kind of trickery and ceifish (nsincerir, that the Orangeâ€" ‘ men of North Renfrew are pretty well awake by this time to the amount of, reliince which can ae piaeed on his prowises or upon the proetssions of such a contemptible tool as Mr. Jas. Fixoriy. As tor the Irish Roman Cathviics of the Riding, Gsores: Browx is an ilâ€"smelliog name among them,. The man is a ligot at heart and bÂ¥ temperament, and of ail the roles which he has played, that of a friend of the Roman Catholics uts in him most awkwardly and with the worst grace. That body has always been looked upon as a Conâ€" servative one in the county, ana although Sir Fraxcums Hixcrs is a Relormer, hbe is tpflpnnl to work with the Conservatives in carrying out the policy of C.niederation, which needs the help of allgood men to be brought to a successful completion. . He has been accepted by the party as an ¢fficient and valuableally, and be has the best claims upon the Conservatives of the Riding for their confidence and support." Mr. Buowx‘s didate, Mr. Fm»rar, Nothing is too bt: or too dirty for him to gain his end ; he been at work for a month raking up the old stories of twemnty years ago, until everybody is uauseated with them ; and so eager has he been that,in his search,he has even eartbened that very ugly story against himselt in con» nection with the $20,000 paid him for his parliamentary assistance by the Allau Steamsbip Line, ostensibly on account of a quantity of timber from his Boraweus proâ€" 'm,-.bhhwu never delivered, ani was never intended to be delivered. game, of course, is to divide the party, and by playing of Orangemen against Roman Catholics to slip in the Clear Grit canâ€" been that, in his search,he has even eartbened x fl‘i;ltl’:l. Oltaia, 137,727, 6,551 | £ « s J w&, + * that very ugly story against himselt in X17, | Dunean Macdonald, ‘ Montreal, 100,000, 4,878. nection with the $20,000 paid him for bi8 | raiph Jones, Port Hope, 130,502, 6,366. _ parliamentary assistance by. the Allau :mer cost & .Co. Bmkm:ll’llol,. 1:1,3:1, 1,3a78. . . P e & Co v 50, 6,500. Steamsbip Line, ostensibly on account .4) w j Johnstone, St Mu-'-,alaél,'u:.' T,890. quantity of timber fromy his Boraweus proâ€" Gllyrt Lo'el ,w l’lueo.'l'ls,uo, 8,484. hich delivered, ani was | Wm Fianigan, 191,041, 6,392. """i" w':: ::':r Ennis & Archer, Quebec, 183,415, 8,898. never in ivered. | Jough B. Moore, ontreal, 161,900, 7,896. There is no reasonable doubt of the | J L F.tts, Simcoe, 177,488, 8,658. Finance Minister‘s election for North Renâ€" | Chas zA Gugnon, Riviere Ouelle, 246,000, frew, but it will be well if the Conscrutinn, M o f * iss s F 1 R H McGreevy, Ottawa, 142,885, 6,970. â€" of the Ridiog unite on, him as their maP, C Cimon, Quebéc 190,650, o,aoos.' i without splitting the vote of the party on | Jas eo’o”dvfin ‘& ,u;‘o Hope, Ottawa & Kingston, other candidates, so as to return the Hon. | y ,, Dion & Prevost, St Arsene, 176,732, 9,267. Finanse Minister by such.a triumphant | Joseph Rosa, Quebec, 184,250, 8,773. _ _ * majority, that it will be the bitterest pill Mr. | W a Eilis & Co, Prescott, 184,500, 9,000. P " wours Smn ioE EL l AMGLE aw ceccmem t I‘ .ll 5’ m“' without splitting the vote of the party on other candidates, so as to return the Hon. Finanse Minister by such.a triumphant majority, that it will be the bitterest pill Mr. Grzoros Browx has swallowed for many a day, As for Mr. Fmspurary, his chances are so #lim and of so delicate and shadowy a nature, that we are not at all surprised that he is making hay while the sun shines, that is, delivering countless, frothy orations, and denounciog old and well tried public servants with the freedom which is one of the peou~ liar privileges of those political novices who have always the vision,. of a seat in the House ot Commons before their minds‘ eye, !hth'ln-dnmlityn not one whit the less hopeless. f The Amherst, N. 8., Gazeite, reports trou« ble on Section No 4 of the Intercolonial Rallway, extending from that town to River Philip. ‘Our contemporary says that almost from the commencement of the work contin= ued complaints have been made of the want of promptness in making the monthbly payâ€" ments ; and several â€"of the sub contractors have already left the works, being unable to meek their obligations, Our contemporary thas speaks of transactions which oceurred on that Section on the 1st instant : Last Friday a number of navies, who said mmmwh'p;:. them at dmndlthmulhhohdolflnmflon' from the line, upset the carts, took possessâ€" sion of the road, and threatened the agent of they did not their pay, ‘They then as~ -Ju m..h‘h m:zh when passing along the highway, Huch proceedings canâ€" uot be tolerated in this peaceful country, and the occasion for such deimonstrations must not be repeated. The railroad must be conâ€" structed and paid for ; indeed ‘the mobhey is dwyhlhull_ for that purpose, and ,the "7? 4o 2of twow ahetoer she Sinme rests upon the Dominion Government, contractors or. engineers: but this we do knowâ€"the gtievances must be redressed, and the busiâ€" Muom‘lthtm [Wa are authorized, by Mr. Wiursuzan: to state that the men on section No. 4 have all been paid up.â€"Ep. Tixuss) > Ofice: G. P. Special to THE TIMES. KEntest by Delegraph, By People‘s Line. Bishops for Rome this morning occasioned a large demonstration of leading citizens. ‘The ship Mena, launched this morning from Olirols‘ ship yard, proceeds to Montreal for a grain ca 1go.â€" % Frox Sza Toâ€"Dar.â€"â€"Ship Ottaws, of Glas. gow, with coals. The shippin g of the 29th regiment on the troop ship Tumar is delayed, owing to an accident to her machinery. â€" Wind east. Raining. A number of vess sels are still to come up.. A five o‘ciock this morniug a distinet shock of earthquake was experienced in this city. It lasted about three minutes. f Probable Resignation of Gen. Butterficld. New Pors, October 23.â€"â€"The Fimes‘ Washâ€" ington special says it is probable that Gen. Butterfiecld‘s resignation will be received toâ€" AMERICAN NEWS. morrow. If he does not resign there is the best authority for saying he will be removed. In any event a change will be made in the office of Assistant ‘Vreasurer in New York within a few days. ud tionary force has been captured by the British Mwmmxm-m she was released by the authorities, by the mh.d&oAuuuy-MNuled not legally be beld. Nr. Cooper Klected V.8, Senator for Ten*= Johnsou‘s most ardent friends, Mr. Cooper, the Senator elected, is one of the ablest lawâ€" yers in Tenncesee, He was one of the miliâ€" integrity as an offic« in a message to the Â¥ire and Loss of Life» Aisaxy, October 23.â€"The crockery wareâ€" house of‘ Van Zâ€"rsen, Charles & Co., was burned last night. Loss $30,000. Several Pruyn leaped from a window killed. nummmm Nlmm‘fl::u samer Lillian, which sailed wil us were in the upper part of the buildâ€" ; some of them escaping while the exit of insinceriy, that Acoo, 10 Sparks streot. #, T‘axx., October 22.â€"â€"The election toâ€"day gives satisfaction to ail but Scizure and Releases QuEBEC. Mass4 ‘October 23.â€"At about and Mr. Johnson‘s appointees Â¥our â€" froman Catholtc Quzzuo, October 23. XLH K on state that the with an expediâ€" Worcester , Ti.e following are the tenders offered for sections Nos. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, and the nams of the parties tendering. ‘The . first figures show the total amount, and the second the rate per mile : Geo H Perry, Ottawa, 236,000, $11,512. â€" John Donelly, Montreal, 150,000, 7,317. Campbell & Co, Brockville, 213,364, 10,408 W 8 Martin & Co, Paris, 268,644, 13,104. T B Guest, St Mary‘s, 214,440, 10,723. J W Guest, 8t Mary‘s, 134,830, 9,150. _ _ John Damp, Davenport, 300.209, 15,000. R J Reekie, Montreal, 198,000, 9,800. )lunhf & Ginty, Toronto, 161,000, T,955. IUnch Tames: & (in Thorold 146 290. 1.314 Hugh James Hugh James & Co, Thorold, 146,290,7,314. Murdoch McLennan, Williamstown, 140,220, â€"_6,840. R George Neilson, Belleville, 196,800, 9,600. John A Camerun, Summersiown, 198,863, 9,100. C t J & G Jackson, Simcoe, 190,586, 9,434 | T M Daly & Co, Stratford, 211,990, 10,340. J 8 & T Macklem, Chigpo'u, 142,121, 6,962. McLachlan & Tuck, 8t Jobn, 156,891, T,653. E Haycock, Ottawas, 142,462, 6,949. J B Bertram & Co, Quebec, 190,617, 9,530. Bnlln;nt & Buo&Qubo. 129,376, 6,31 1. Jobhn Ferguson & Co, Galt, 122,564, 5,978. Chas Touchette, Quebec, 246,000, 12,000. Allan Guan, Barrie, 137,416, 6,703. Geo Leverque, Riviere Ouelle, 117,670, 5,740. Steeves, Langstaf & Co, Salisbury, 191,000, 9,322. Pierre Marier & Co, Ottawa, 127,100, 6,200. John OU‘Leary, Quebec,‘121,934, 5,948. ‘T Paradis, Levis, 1uhuoo. €,500. Picton & Dusseault, 8 Quebec, 114,800, 5,600. Simon Pmnl Quebec, 159,047, 4,758. W H Mitchell & D Robertson, Strathroy, of 171,052, 8,635. Andw Elliott & Co, Petrolia, 126,652, 6,178. A H Murphy, Quebec, 139,400, 6,800. J B Lamontegne, St Flavie, 156,221, 7,620. P Pampalon & E Dallaire, Quebec, 241,370, Geo H Perry; Ottawns, 529,720, $25,395. > John Donelly, Montreal, 427,498, 20,357. T B Guest, St Marys, 462,860, 22,040, J W Guest, _ do . 427,350, 20,350. John Damp, Dnmrn. 504,075, 24,000. slnnnln: & Ginty, Toronto, 420,000, 3:,000. utton & Augus, Paris, 338,698, 16,128. Murdoch Mciennan, . Wlilhlnt%wu, 436,â€" 947, 20,801. * (Geo Neilson, Bellevilie, 493,500, 23,500. John A Cameron, Summerstown, 520,163, 24, 869. J & G J Bimeoe, 524,705, 24,986. A 8 nco::,.:lh\ul?.m,m. 20,523. McLachlan & Tuck, Jon,'uo,su, 22,374. P Ross & Co, St John, 453,257, 21.583. J B Bertrand & Co, Quebec, 354,897, 16,899. â€" Berlinguet & Huot, Quebec, 329,433, 15,211. John Ferguson & Co, Galt, 423,385, 20,161. Steeves, Lingstaf & Co, Salisbury, 207,310.16, OoPTrA WA NIMES. OCTOBRR 25. â€" 14,157. _ i prmomme e on hk COhas Frechette, Quebec, 315,000, 15,000. Allan Gunn, Barrie, 380,673, 18,127. W Robinson & Co and A McBean, Galt and C Breton, 436,946, 20,804. _ _ Petin & Dusseault, 8 Quebec, 311,787, 14,847. Jas 8 Grant, Hantsport, 303,770, 14,485. Himon Peters, Quebec, 394,110, 18,752. Andrew Elliott & Co, Petrolia, 346,240, 16,â€" INTEKRCOLOSIAL RAILWAY. P h-;clol & ' E Dallaire, Quebec, 633,528, ‘‘ so0,168, Ralph Jones, Port Hope, 314,297, 14,966. A. Brooks & Co, Brockville, 425,502, 10,262, W J Johnstone, 8t Andrews, 420,000, 20,000. Gray & Lowe, Carleton Place, 220,632, 10,â€" 506. Eunnis & Archer, Quebec, 458,453, 21,085. Inadsenaceneath it reery, wa, 389 + Jas Goodwin and J Hope, Ottawa and King» ston, 15, 21,1853. Wm nu-m ?n-utt.lfl,m, 20,000. In all 35 Tenders. secrtion xo. 10. Gro K Ottawa, 576 28,896. Jo:\GDoux'", oginn), “z"zfic‘a. i:.xu. T B Guest, St. Marys, 481,659, 24,082. facprieyl Mamning & Giaiy, Toronts, 100,000, 14.950. Sutton & Angus, Brantford, 349,910, 17,498. George Nvilson, Belleville, 540,000, 27,000. John A Uameron, Bummerstown, 546,337, 27 n;;'hu, !I.l;q 480 C | J & G ,000, 24,000, A 8 Brown, Bellevillie, 55 l'l,l.:g? McLachlan & Tack, St. J 2,000, 25,100. P Ross & & Et. John, 498,630, 24,931. J B & Co, Quebec, 405,952, 20,297. Berlinguet & Huot, Quebec, 357,603, 17,880. P Purcel!, Williamstown, 391,000,19,500. John Ferguson & m‘& 378,052, 18,903. Chas Touchette, Q $30,000, 16,500. Allan Gunn, Barrie, 420,7414 21,037. Buov.," mlw & Co, Balisbury, 421,223, Wm Robertson & A McBean, Galt & C Breton, * “IMI.IM § J & P Y & Co, Truro, 424,380, 21,319. P Marier & Co, Ottawa, 323,000, 16,150. Peton & Dusseault, ;anho. 330,340, 16,517. J 8 Grant & H Carmichae!, Hantsport, 460,238, 23,011. v R Xltc:;g,“ Gough & Co, Chatham, 4 Simon ‘ Peters, 390 9,549. 7 _ ! Hikki * D B&a Str o Hitoie & uy c Andw Eliiott & Co, Petrolia, , 15/419. 7 Pampaion & E hannh.wm,':w, Joseph B Moore, Montreal, 519,255, 25,962, R H McGreery, Ottaws, 380,000, 19,000,. Kunis & Archer, Quebeéc, 431,440, 21,572. Jas Goodwin & J Hope, Ottawa & Kingston, Summer & Somers, Moncton, 394,000, 19,700. W J Johnstoné, St.. Andrews, 420,000, 21,000. Gray & Lowe, Carleton Place, 498,928, 24â€" 34425 Td s ph Joues, Port Hope, 449,364, 22,463. Gso H Perry, Oitawa, 145,600, $32,346. John Donelly, Montreal, 115,52%2, 25,611. . Campbell & Co., Brockville, 152,975, 33,094. Eiliott & W hitehead, Brantford, 85,489, 19,738. John Damp, Davenport, 167,000, 41,000. â€"_ 465,180, 23,259. _ Wm Eilis & ds; l-. righ Pucotl, 550,000, 27,500. lumlni k. Olng,"l‘oiono'. 110,000, â€" 24,444, (George Neilson, Belleville, 98,100, 21,800. John A Cameron, Summerstown, 127,303, 28,â€" 289. â€" 8 P Tuck, 8t John, 68,850, 16 300. Z McManus & Sons, Memramcook,88,320, 19,~ 626. 3 Y I‘ Ross & Co, 5t J 91,241, 30,275+ T C Gallaghber, Bu:v.i\h. 16,22%6, 21,778. Berlinguet & H-ot&?-he, 'l.,n:: 11,00%. John Ferguson & Galt, 73, 16,328. John MeKay & Co, hew GLo', 69,962, 15, 231. * Geo K Dickson & Co, Truro, 72,864, 16,192. Ramunie & Rudge, 8t John, T77,196, 17,154â€" CkL. ©:â€" AVan Gunn, Barrie, 68,450, 15,211. ; Steoves, Lingstaff & Co, Salisbury, 69,319, 17,~ 329. Walker & Charters, Dorchester, 73,070, 16,â€" * m,tuk:aj'n':. ne rerpiiget 4 i+A Mceleod & King, St John, 108 399. 37, 24,088. Feed, Pattenburgh & Jardine, Dorchester, 63,â€" 3R Mipee® to, Reprac, 3653 10 A McLeed hot?o, Amberat, 74,891, 1 Cas* ia:-;;u,m'l:u,m. * Bs Peton uesault, 8 Quebec, W H Mitchell & D mm,ni?o:. _ T02, 24,318. ® Andrew Eiliott & Co, Petrolia, 99,355, 22,078. Davis, Grant & Suthcriand, â€" Balifax, 48,000, 13,fth. =: > ' William Stewart, New Glasgow, 81,150, 18,; 100. % * C Ralph Jones, Port Hope, 75,348, 16,744. Sumner & Somers, Moncton, 66,150, 14,700. SECTIONX xO. 9. sEctio®x »o. 11. 83,623, 18,200. t, 74,891, 17,000. Strathroy, 9 41 l,m. John O‘Donnel!; Montreal, 78,250, 17,500. Gray & Lowe, Carleton Place, 84,323, 18,738. Joseph B Moore, Montreal, 100,078, 22,239. Jas Goodwin ‘&;J Hope, Ottawa & Kingston, 98,068, 21,793.. _ â€" D Sutherland & Co, Halifax, 87,002, 19,333. Wm Ellis & Co, Prescott, 85,500, 19,000. Jas H Fraser & Co, New Glasgow, 100,900, 22,423. In all 40 tenders. Gco H Perry, Ottaws, 973,366 $39,729 John Dounelly, Montreal, $38,558, 34,226 W 8 Martin & Co, Paris, 1,341, 229 54,744 ‘T B Guest, St Marys, 907,780, 37,052 J W Guest, 8t Marys, 751,200, 31,300 Jobn Damp, Davenport, 945,668, 39,000 Manning & Ginty, Toronto, 699,000, 28,500 Hugh James & Co, Thorold, ezo,ou’, 25,334 Wm Barber & Co, Brantford, 539,174, 22,026 Sutton & Angus, Paris! 704,592, 28,734 George Nelson, Belleville, 935,900, 38,200 John A Cameron, Summerstown, 1,057, 333, 43,156 * j T M Daly & Co, Stratford, 818,718, 33,233 A 8 Brown, Belleville, 926,100, 37,800 George R-dlu* Truro, 615,000, 25,102 McLachlan & Tuck, St John, 889,790, 36,318 P Ross & Co, 8t John, 926,268, 37,806 J B Bertrand & Co, Quebec, 721,158, 35,178 Berlinguet & Ruot, Quebec, 624,632, 25,494 J Townsâ€"nd, Walker & Co, Dorchester, 923,961 81,714 7 > John Ferguson & Co, Galt, 691,163, 28,210 P Porcel!, Williamstown, 735,960, 30,170 Chas Fuchette, Quebec, 674,400, 28,100 Allan Gunu, Barrie, 758,322, 30,952 Steeves Lingsta® & Co, Saisibur;, "11,876, 31,505 & J & P #ooulon ‘& Co, Turo, 786,450, 32,100 Peton & Dusseault, 8 Quebec, 622,643, 25,414 D & J H Fraser, Pictou, 826, 670, 33,742° Andrew Elliott & Co, Petrolia, 611,240, Duvlg.;' (':;-;ut & Suotherland, Halifax, 749,775, 3 Donald Grant & Co, New Glasgow, 859,950, 85,100 * Neil, Bmethnd & Co, Altion Mines, 759,400, 80, 1 Wm Stewart & Co, New Glasgow, 808,500, Ralph Jonés, Pox‘,flope, €691,900, 28,363 Sumner & Somers, Moncton, 597,600, 24,900 John MceKay & Co, New Glasgow, 734,926, 29,997 R P Mitchell & Co, Truro, 667,295, 27,236 A Brooks & Co, Brockville, 944,811, 38,563 John Brookficld, Halifax, 996 956, 40,960 R P Cook & Co, Srockville, 698,250, 28,500 J D Fraser, J B Taylor, T H Patten, River Phillip, 607,145, 24,781 W & J Johnston, 8t Audrews, 833,000, 34,000 Ennis & Archer, Quebec, 943,710, 38,518 Joseph B Moore, Montreal, 831,828, 33,952 R H McGreevy, Oltawa, 613,700, 25,050 J & G Jackson, Simcos, 747,103, 30,494 Jas Goodwin & J Hope, Ottawa & Kingston, 6710,630, 21,372 D Sutherland & Co, Halifax, 870,332, 35,523 Wm Ellis & Co, Prescott,055,500, 39,000 In all 50 tenders. THE EARTHQUAKE OX FRIDAY, UCTOBER 2%. To the Editor of THE TIMES. Biz,â€"The telegraphic news‘ toâ€"day gives us the intimation of a violent, shock having taken place in the Lower Province yesterday morning. I had boped that some scientific correspondent would have recorded in your lssue toâ€"day, the fact that the shock was disâ€" tinctly felt ingOttawa. Several members of my household were awakened by the vibra~ tion of the house, and my wife and I saw two pictures, large photographs in oak frames, oscilating from cast to west, so much as to make a loud knocking against the wall. The servants up stairs thought the sound was that of tne room door " banging.": The tremulous vibration continued rucrptlbly for fully half a minute, and when it ceased, the time by my watch, set a day or two before by Pace‘s ' chronemeter, was exactly 5:14 a.m, Yours, &¢., Â¥ % L T. BEDFORD JONES, Orraw1, October 23. SIR FRANCIS HINCKS AND THE RKE« FORMX PARTY. Under the above heading " A Baldwin R:= former" writes from Norwich to the Woodâ€" stock Times, a letter from which we make the subjoined extracts : ; Most men remember the circumstances of the country, prior to 1854, th» marked absence of al progression, and entire stagnaâ€" tion of trade. Our people were almost Hincks, entered with a stout heart, and stateemanilike genias, upon the task of secur« ing those public improvements which have given such an impetus to all our material inâ€" terests. The Grand ‘Trunk, as first started by Air, Mincks, from Toronto to Montreal, with the lease of the Atiantic & 8t. Lawrence Railway, was a perfectly legitimate sckome, and it was the majority of Parliament, who nbooquntz.tw the construction of the additional Eastern and Western sections, who are chargeable with damaging the enterprise ; but who will at this moment deny that the construction of those,â€" whilo they caused distress and ruin upon > the English shareholders and contractors, have not deâ€" veloped valuable portions of our counâ€" try, giving us an immense increase of population, wealth and revenue, and that we have received a thousandfold the value of what we contributed to the road, As regardâ€" "Ing the Consolidated Loan Fund Act, another ‘of Mr. Hincks‘ great measures, whatever difâ€" ference may exist in regard to the distribution of the fund, every one knows that through it ‘ we secured the construction of the Prescott & Ottawa, the Brockville & Ottawa, the Port Hope & Lindsay and other railways, all openâ€" I':'ont fAne counties. I ought':‘ao, sir, to to the allâ€"important service then renâ€" dered by our able representative Mr. Hincks, in inducing the County of Ozrford to take stock in the Great Western isilway, whereby we promoted and secured the inestimable boon of having that> great railway pass through the centre of the bavner .country. bpace will m me to enumerate one tithe of the: legislation introduced and carried through by the influence of that gentleman, ‘or to refer to"tho=~many vexed spirit of the administration of the day, Mr. 1 would simply ask,â€"can we name any one who has done more than he has for this rising country ? * X *« * * * In common with many of the most influential men of this his old conâ€" stituency, 1 am strongly imbued with the teeling that, if he is spared torafov{esn, he is yet destined to wield a powerfal influâ€" ence in the Councils of the Dominion. He is not like some of those selfish and heartâ€" less men, who have used the people as the mere steppingâ€"stone to their own advance. ment, and who, so long as they retained the emoluments of office, cared little for the progress of the country. m:”&ulithl of mind and statesmanship called the lasting respect and esteem of Lord Elgin, who has ever been regarded as the model of public men by the Reform party of Upper Canada. The old Reformers of Oxford remember with gratitude that those two men by their united wisdom secured the memorable Reciprocity Treaty, which conferred such mutual beneâ€" fits upon both countries. * * *€â€"sâ€">*% If ever there was a moment in the country‘s history, when we require administrative power and matured experience at the helm of affaire, it is the preâ€" sent. We have in the furure to develop a Northern Territory, which, although characâ€" terized by groat fertility, is surrounded by geographi~al ificulties of no ordinary charâ€" acterâ€"n te.rirory capable of sustainiog millions of pu,ulation if the facilities of trade are secured to <it,. With our credit already t xed4 to its utmost capacity, it will requir« the + tmost skill of just such a man as Sir Fra~~s iLincks to carry forward the great scheme «;/ Confederation, which simply has for its iject the establishment of â€"a great Northe n Power upon this Continent, which ’Ml yet extend the. advantages of our own homes to millions of our fellowmen. ceived new Pattern Jackets, the groatest novelties of the season. As usual they are shewing the largest stook of new choice goods as well as the richest in & Co, Amherst, 87,952, 19,545. A4 Murcumuor & Co. have just reâ€" raged, when the leading xo. 12. Montreal, 1,000,000, at moderate prices Derartuext or tus Sseomerary or Srtats |\ or CaKipa, Orrawa, J8th October, 1869.â€" His Em‘licncy the Governorâ€"General bas been: pleased to make the following appointâ€", ment, vig : Alexander Begg, of the Inland Revenue Department, in the City of Ottawa, in the Province of Ontario, Kequire, to te a Collec~ tor in her Majesty‘s Customs. Derartur®t or Tus Seorstary or Stiars or Caxapa, Orrawa, 21st October, 1869.â€"His Excellency the Governorâ€"General has been pleased to make the following appointment, vig : Edward Dowling, of Lunenburg, in the Province of Nova Scotis, Gentlemen, to be a Collector in her Majesty‘s Customs. Mr. Brown has found a new role. The other day the earnest apologist of Mr. C. J. Brydges, he was yesterday the equally carnest advocate of ‘the Messrs, Allan, of the Ocean pteamship line. We need have no © special wonder" at this singular sight. The extraâ€" ordinary spectacle of Mr.‘Brown defending these men has its explanation in the fact that in doing so Mr. Brown is defending Mr. Brown. Thereby bangs the tale. | ‘The Managing Director of the Globe enâ€" deavours to shuffle out from under the onus of the $20,000 scandal. This is his explanation of it: "Being engaged in taking a large quantity of oak timber off his Bothwel!l proâ€" perty, Mr. Brown applied, on the recommen»â€" dation of Hon. L. H. Holton, to 'l‘n{lor Bros of Montrcalâ€"a Rhighly respectable firm of brokersâ€"to procure him advances on the timber in the usual mercantilic way, Mr. T. M. Taylor‘ recommended an â€" apâ€" plication â€"to Meesrs, Edmonstone, Allan & Co., proposed to that firm the transaction, and the negotiation was nearly concluded before Mr. Brown‘s namse was made known to them. An advance of $20,000 was made in consequence, ample security being being given for reâ€"payment ; and . we need bardly add that advance, principal and interest, was repaid many years ago." â€"One does not need a gread deal of penetration to see ® nigger" in this business as between Mr. Holton and Mr. Brown. But thataside. Mr. Brown tells us the $20,000 was obtained as advances upon oak timber from the everlastiug Bothwell swamp. Was the timber ever delivered ? Admittedly Mr. Brown got his money ; did he give lumber in return? Nota bit of it, © The farce of a suit was gone through ; but to speak of the transaction as a mercantile one is a libel on the wood. As if to clench the whole thing we are given an old letter front the Mesers. Allan prociaimâ€" ing the mercantile character of the transaction. W hat a farce, â€"One of the parties to the affair is put in the box ‘and avows that it was perâ€" fectly right, Whoever supposed he would do anything else. Proclaim himselt a briber ?â€" if we may be allowed the word. There is none of the Allan Company such a "greeny" as all that.â€" The letter, with all due deference to the Messré. Allan, is not worth the paper it is written on. There were nomoney lenders, and in their difficultics would have no motive in lending to Mr. Brown except for value reâ€" ceived: § Mr. Brown tells us that af:er be got the non‘&ylho continued to opposs the subsidy. He did apparently, but it was so transparent a sham that every member of the House noâ€" ticed the chafige in his conduct, and 1t was not until the fact of the loan was developed that people to gee wherein lay the moâ€" tive for the All the opposition Mr. Brown gave to the subsidy after he had his $20,000 in hir pocket <would not burt a mouse, f * y3 No, no, ‘Mr. Brown, You may affirm as ltrong‘!ly as you please ; you may produce as many documents as you like, but it is so ev ident that you got the $20,000 for helping the Messers, Allan in this transaction that be would be a fool who would doubt it. It was Tnoss French kid gloves so long expected by Magee & Russell have at length arrived, just in time for his Royal Highness Prince surely gi sure‘y gives no vantage ground to the man who was most immediately connected with it, Arthur‘s visit. 2 DIED. _ At Dresden, on the 2nd fnst., much regretted» Wm. Rahe, Esq., Spanish Consul, The deceased was son in law to Mr. Heron, of this city. On the 16th inst., at Templeton, William Henry, agod 9 yoars and 9 months, only surviving and beloved son of George 8. Gill, Esq. From his {ather‘s heart he will never be effaced, _ But will live in his memory bright ; . Like a spot in some desolate Like a s ate place lmprn::bul-:n‘zu!h their Right. On the 13th inst., 8t, Lewis Road, near Quebec, Charlotte Eliot dite Julien, widow of the late Major Michol Hame!, at the advanced ago of 90 Rideau, Sparks or Maria streets. The finder will be liberally rewarded by re. turning it to MR GRAHAM, Propristor Albion Hotel. 1187 * Have reseived the American Fashion Books for November, and the Rnglish Magasziznes for _ All the illustrated papers at five penee ca ch, R R Guide for Ostober. â€" â€"______ _ _ e # Aho‘zil YELLOW CHLEF, by Capt Mayne Reid, &o. o Aln,mfohnuk'oou.bl W F Munro ; and The Factory Girl, by Miss M K Braddon. v woemmemer The REFLECTOR Stove does xor require nut coal, Any kind can be burnt in it, It is the most beautiful stove ever manufactured, and is most effective. It is cheap, Buy noné until you _â€" _ PThat our Rock Oll is what is required, béing free from smell, and only 50 cents and 60 cents Tnoss French kid gloves so long expected per gallon. send your orders for stove piping and other work, and they are surz to be filled. We regret being obliged to disappoint so many. Devuin‘s Fur Depot, Lapieg‘ Fors. Mixx, Seal, Ermine. Pessiax Lamb in sets. Oltawa, 22nd October, 1869. Authorized discount on American Invoices until further notice : 23 per cent. y R. 8. M. BOUCHETTE, Commissioner of Customs. ce To Creditors of the ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF DUBLIN. Pursuant to an order made by the Court of Chancery in the matter of the Etaa Fire Insurance Company of Dublin, and in the matter of the Statute ‘Twonty Three Victoria, Chapter Thirty Three, and huh&“d:nuo Eleventh Day of February last, the of the said Company desiring to share in the distribution of the deposit -unzm-u Company under said Act, are, at Twelve O‘Clock, noon, of the Twenty Bixzth Day of OCTOBER next, to come in and authenâ€" ticate and prove their claims before me the undersigned master in ordinary of the said Court at my thambersin Osgoode Hall, in the City of Toronto, or in detault tbereof, they will be perâ€" ::ror’.lyenllddthhuito( the sard order Dmd‘“. he Seventh D2; oISOpM-bu 1869 t + s Signed, * A N BUELL. Bpencer & Macdonalid, Solicitors for the Peâ€" THE ALLAN SOLATIU®. ONXES & HOLLAND A chaced GOLD BRACELET, cither on Daly, RACELET LOST. Post Office News AUTION. The groat pressure is off. Bo now you can USTOMS DEPARTMEIT, 18COVERED ) HANCERY NOTICK APPOINXTMENTS. URE OFF. *ESMONDE BROS. ESMONDE BROS. ESMONDE BROS. 100 50 200 100 LOT WOOLEI{ GOODS, > All suitable for the Fall and Winter. whots must be cleared, |° Gnnrr s CATALOGUE SALE OF. BOOKS. English, â€" French, Germin, ltalian, Greek, . Latin, &c. E. LUMALEYS CONXsIGNMENT, London, England. * RNGRAVINGS from Caracei, Prout, Claude, Correggio, Beechy, Poussin, Raphael, Rembrandt, Saivator Rosa, Teniers, Titian, Vandyke, Wilkie, ARCHITECTURAL WORKS, on Athens, of France, Belgium, etc, eteâ€"Galleries of Beauty, of Pictures, of Modern Artâ€"Ditto, Pictorial, Children of Nobilityâ€"Eminent Masters â€"Magaâ€" zine of Artâ€"Natural Historyâ€"Knight, Animated â€"Ditto, Galleryâ€"Volcanoesâ€"Temple Churchâ€" Eliza Cook, Journalâ€"Voyages, various. Arctic, Parry, Ross, Portlock, etoâ€"Casselt‘s Englandâ€" Ditto Robinson Crusoeâ€"Ditto Gulliver‘s Travels. Craiks>ank, Worksâ€"English Coinsâ€"Baroclayâ€" Dictionaryâ€"Artillery, Atiasses, V ariousâ€"Baines, History of W arsâ€"Musicâ€"Gwilt, Ornaments, Furniture, Desigrsâ€"English Menumentsâ€"Bible Brown, Henry and Scottâ€"Josephusâ€"Designs, Keopsakeoâ€"Goldsmit â€"Stories, â€" Domerticâ€" ditto, Tales, Nursery, Householdâ€"Legends of. all Nationsâ€"Female Herouwm, Pleasant Hours, eto, etc. Novels, Entertaining, Kducational Works, &e, This consignment of Books is to be sold without seserve, commencing on MONDAY EVENING: NOV Ist, and continuing each evoning until the whole catalogue is disposed of,. Terms of Saleâ€"Cash 1n bankable funds. . Bale to commence at 7 p m. } J BERMINGHAM will sell, without reserve by Public Auction, st McoCOMBE‘s STORES, on Bussex stroet, commencing on TUESDAY EKVXN. ING, at 7:30 p m, a large quantity of Gold ainy Shasiics, Wiieg Pooih Auaten. eve l al » W-v:{ Boxes, Wax Flowers under shade, Toys, Orriaments, China and Glassware, as well as a lar ze quantity of other Fancy Goods too numerous to enumerate. The sale is callod in order to make room for a lus winter stock now on way from Europe. there will be no reserve great bargains may 1185tf be expected, RICH MANTLE YVELYETS, BACK & COLOURED BONXNET VELYETS, FRENCH MERINOES. BROCHE REPP DRESSEKS, j A. ROWE, Auctioneer, N Bâ€"Catalogues can be had by applying to the Ottawa, Oct 22, 1869, PLAIN & FANCY REPP3, PLAIN & FAKCY WINCIES, TARTAN DRESS GOODsS, CLOUDS, CROSS OVERS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, CHAIR COYERS AND SCARFS, wWOOL HOODS AND MINERYVES, NEW MILLINERY. *4 AUCTION SALE, FoRr SIX EYENINGS ONLY. Ottawa. O o#7, 1864. YARIETY HALL. Do you wish to exchange your old stoves for New ones, if so call atthe Variety Hall. GUARANTEE. A Guarantee is given with all Now Etoves from the Variety Hall. The Variety Hall still deals in its fine Etock of Crockery, China and Glass Ware unequalled in the Province for variety. * T CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY‘8 IN NXEW EDINBURGH, â€" A STONE DWELLIN@ HOUSK of two tensâ€" ments containing eight rooms and kitchen. Each on moderate terms. > | By J Bermingham, Auctioneer, REAT L e New & Second Hand Cooking Stoves. New & Second Hand Double Stoves. New & Secsond Kand Box Stoves. Recond Hand Pariour Stoves. Various Patterns and very cheap, at By A. Rowe, Auctioneer. , PaAIRS MEN‘S PANTS, TOVES. sTOVES. STOVES. Bv A. Rowe, Auctioneer New Edizburgh, Zist _ ___. BANK STREET, Is now on ‘hand to and do up Felt and 2w Hats in the .3:'0 * 11864 OvERCOATs3, VESTsS, CcoOATS, oOUSE TO LET, RS. SMITH, Tflll No. 14, Good valhs in AT ROWE‘S Austion Room. J BERMINGHAM, * J. BOYDEXN, y to JAMES ALLEN. ber, 1859 118( Auctioneer. N738 1185tf 8 oF TIMBER LIMILT. . The subscriber will offer for sale by Auction, at chis Rooms 18 Spark street, on FRIDAY the 20th vetober inst‘, at 12 o‘clock noon, (immediateâ€" ly after the Chancery Sale Brigham vs Sm th) a LLMIT, on the South side of the Main Petewawa, adjoining the Smith and Brighton Limit«; the property of J. & J. Rowan, being License Noâ€" of 1t6 extending from abort a mile above t», foot of Crooked Creek to the foot of Long Rapigs, containing about 24j miles, There are some 490 preces of Timber muse and Shanty commenced with two gangs who wip be in the employ of the purchaser from the date of sale, with supplies to continue business, comâ€" prising in part 10bbls Flour, Tbbis Mess Pork, 200 bushels Oats, 8 or 10 tons wild Hay, with 31 necessary Shanty Rigging, which is to be takea at a fair veluation and paid for im cash: Terms tor Limitâ€"half Cash apd the balance in one year with interest at 7 per cont on ‘approved papore _ 0 By H:â€" McLean, Auctioneer, mSALE BY AUCTIO®, By H.McLeoan, Auctioneer. NEW FEATURE IX THE TEA TRADE:! On Acccunt of the MONTREAL TEA CcomMPrs» xyâ€" HECTOR McLEAN, Auctioneer and Jommisâ€" sion Merchant, will ofer by Auction at 4is Rooms 18 Spark Street, on TUESDAY the 2nd November, at 2 o‘clock p.m., about 1,000 packages of superior Now Beasons‘ Teas, in converient caddies of 5 and 12lbs. Every package will be warranted. Those requiring a genuine article should \mot fail to a:. tend the sale. E. MclLean has pleasore in inf rming his friends and the public generally hat ho has been appointed Eole Agent for the Monireal Tea Co., and can supply those Teas in Yatties of blbs. and upwards, * Don‘t fail attending the sale, __ _ Ottewa, October 23rd 1869, H1@A»4 Will besold by Public Auction, in this sity, on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH day of NOYVEYBER next, two valuable TIMBER BERLHS, known as the Pemecheargo and Jean de Terro Limitsâ€" situate on the tributaries of the Gatineau. The Pemechango Limits being described as follows on the batk of License : 4 H. MeLEAX, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agont. Ottawa, October 23rd, 1869. > 118614. *‘ To commence on the Pemechango Lake, at a point three miles fromthe bead of Grand Lake, and extend up the Pemechango Lake and inlet to its source, and back on the west side, half way to the White Fish Lake and its discharge, and on the east side five miles, but not to interfere with the River de Lievre, excepting all lots soid or located by the authority of the Commissioner of Crown Lands previous to this date, provided that the conditions of actual settlement whore required have been duly complied with." 5 1°" IHe Jean de Lerre as follows: " To eommence at a point fire miles back from the third mile tree of the River Jeoan de Terre, on the course routh 73 west, magnetically, and extend up along the rear of the limits licensed on the River Jean de Terre,(that is five miles back from it) seven miles and a half, thence westerly on the course south 77 west magnstically, eight miles and a balf, more or less, to the casteriy outline of G B Hall‘s Tomasene River Lâ€"mits ; thence southerly along it to the rear line of Corcoran‘s, (now G B Halls‘) Old Woman‘s Creek Limit; thence to its morth easterly corner ; thence southerly five miles and a half, along its easterly outline, to the rear line of G B Hall‘s LAmits on the north ride of the River Desert ; thence slong it one mile, more or less, to the rear line of the Gatineau Limits (No 195 of 1853 and 4) and along the samoâ€"to the point of commencc» ment, not to cross in any point the Serpont River, nor to interfere with prior licenses existing or to be renewed, and excepting all lots sold or loonted by the authority of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, provided that the cbnditions of actual settiement where required have been duly comâ€" plied with, Due notice of the hour and particular place of ‘ulowlllln;lm Termsâ€"One half cash ; balance in 3, 6 and 9, on giving satisfactory security . For further information apply to MESSRS GEO WENCKS & CO, Montreal, AUCTION SALE OF TEAs â€" the 290th and 30th October, instant. rnMp‘hmuma- MBR DUVERENAY to sell by Auction, at the COTTAGE, Wilbrod street, Bandy MHill, all bis Household Furniture, &c, consisting of Carpets Window Curtains, Tables, Chairs, Card Tables, Bideboard, Pianoforte, Paintings, ~Engravings, Cromos, Ottoman, Vases, Figures, Botts of Drawâ€" HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE, (Hilton make), on FRIDAY & SATURDAY REAT Bervices, Bilver plated Tea and Coffee Retis, Knives and Forks, Spoons, &¢, &c. Pillows, Stoves, Cooking Btove and all the usual assortmeht of kitchen articles, Bleigh and Harness. ) MEmewi The turniture wiill be on view two days beiore . ._ He m the sale between the hours of ten and four. : started Catalogues may be obtained from the underâ€" eastward in a : signed on Tuesday, the 26th inst, and following fact,. that some Ottawa, October 22, 1869, 1186td sflMMaflWfirtu desâ€" cent of lumber. These .‘m& lands have on them a large quantity of Timber, wuitable for common lumber, amongst which will ’wmbo.ouurwo suction on MONDAY, the 25th OCTOBE® inst, TWO TIMBEK Limâ€" ITS, Nos. 89 and 90, on the head waters of the River Peohe, containing about sixty square nmmvuhmaum of private timbered lands in the Township of Onsiow, with ALUABLE Ottawa, 20th October, 1869. 1187t4 be found a good deal of lut}:“hy. As the locality ‘:u one of the best ‘m-u-um countr flwm + lnu’OflnWMou%dM $150 per 1,000 logs will be effected in pujink duties. The Dams and SBlides are so situates that the stream can be drove in seasons of th* very lowest water, and lumber from Mm can gither be drawn into Kiver Quio or River itself to come down the Gatineau. Termsâ€"One half down, and palance in one year. _Esle will take place at the | w 4 CD HOVSE, at 12 o‘clock, noon, on Monday, 25th will be sold on the SAME DAY and PLACK, anda -m the same terins. * No. 87 of 1868=89, described in License as commencing at Poigan Falls, on the Gatizeau river, and eritends up the river on the East side, five miles, and five miles back on the course 88@ 45 £outhâ€"Bast. Lamber on this Limit can be drawn into the Gatineau, and driving from that fi.‘t:llo Gatinesu Boom is a inutter of only a ye. A well equipped FARM will be sold in conne¢â€" tion with tuis 1.imit, e o T naeged Bale to commence each day at 2 o‘slock. Termsâ€"Cash in bankable funds. By H. McLean, Auctioneer, ALE BY AVCTION, Otiawa, October 15, 1869. Ottawa, October 4, 1869. ATuction Sales. By H. McLean, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE OF TIMBER LLMITB LIMITS FOR Saue By H. McLesn, Auctioneer. FURTHER SALE OF LIMITS H. McLEAN, 118614 Auctioneer and Tea 1171â€"4itd Committee (as they usua able in their exertions,‘a; é M shown, Joad: â€"mee this winter wi E‘.Wo wish then * they will m n M ax.â€"Ag stthe Po‘ice Station o1 absiter for a poor old ma of the Isle of Bky some residing in the in quest of his from where he fim'i name is 1 ‘ifl ie soliciting #1 kirs hack to the States w readings ki the above h:« popular and of sach a c: the realiuge "Of "this c the Union House, ** and 90, on the head Ciry o.-au-:mll the City Cowheil will W"’.‘;'."m coans with Grand Teank Rail orfawAa ®IvER ®A Steamer Qu Leares do do AMS" * > L yroy yORWARI Capnal Bas ves the w'l‘llnd w_!..‘-r'- ® *to town with his gt. “"“ AND say, that they righly deserve. aso Guass & large TR AY a runaway th iy, and would . _ He may i toa been the to the 60th Comnct Ol who are unan RBeaniacs.â€" of that did um for Ayimer ortawa wis, He 1 and plac« E. _ For Tiugs. 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