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ub.d..h‘.: AtctBis sity, on us wthat. is fire mi ango Lake a2d inl west side, haly t# disch _‘: -hm'. a, divided ‘Into two tenseâ€" or a first slass boarding a amail tenement on the t bake! Thentry 004 OULDS, &¢+ . Aunctionscer and Rest ved instructions from the COOK, late of h.‘ remises, on FRIDAY, the ant, â€"a6 12 o‘cleck, noon, alde of Queen strest, in a boing dessribeq ZAL ESTATE, :.:d & “‘ ind Pond, at Basaar in ald sUR®, C s ¢ FO nee 5o «i :’ A’ vERAL AGBNT: 5* Saxo Pom®) . . = l't.hho‘lb" T3 FOu s llndn.i_u,u‘ i M BOUC Emm â€"""â€"l“... _ ;:&“" leaving it wll lots sold or Innanmg !.msli~:~° ‘ * less, to thy of useful and for sale. led each day made knowa at the time cumv.n-’ my, _ raluable pr5 °8 RTNBSXT, x0 & ‘Atluil hate beenduly comâ€" s on "et rear lige af ; Old '_“N miles the limils HoameaA _ h.: e e _N. D â€"LI P E. TE like the OTL Lom & QUEEN STHEZET C oo eek from the 1 8 linding will be 5 inst., bet" .u.:-’:A BODY «o ‘Terre, on & Basiin~â€"â€"Wo havre already noticed, and have pleasure in doing so again, that the s ladies of the St. Patrick‘s Orphan‘s Home inâ€" "tend boiding a baziar in aid of the funds of E their charitable institution, on Monday the § Mad instant, For names of ladies appointed f to receive donations, see advertisement. vepoke of on Sauturday as being put up in Capt.. Young‘s mill, should have b«en credited to Mesers. Bronson & Weston, in whose mill 1: was pot up. Tus Convyeztors or Gooo Teurcars.â€"The Persoxasr.â€"Wo yesterday bad the pleasure of seeing a beautitul photograph of Prince m:'.-_â€" hdms Col. , to Mr. H. Beamont Smail, of this city, in recognition of Mz acceptance of a copy of the Canadian Handbookâ€"onse of the works from Mr. Small‘s penâ€"as a souvenir ’&lqdlldhu-’ late trip through the Provinces of Canada. A Goon Unpertazzo.â€"The ladies of the Bussexâ€"st. Chapel of Ease bave determined to hold a bazaar in Gowan‘s Hall next Tuosday, the 16th inst., for the purpose of raising funds to procure an organ for the Chapel. We trust the ladies will bestis themselyes and do the best in their power for this laudable object, as we have no doubt they will. The Shurch of England has of late put forth unmistakeable evidences of a healthy vitality, and their suc» sees is much to be desired. ; sheriff. Thetenant had been notified by the solicitor of the purchaser to pay no rent in future to any person but to the present owner or his agent. ‘The goods hovever were seized under Milllard‘s warrant and sold on the market. ‘The owner, or some person for him Tus Wrearuanâ€"Woe have on several occm fons of lato noticed the weather, as it was at the time of writing, and before the notice has met the eye of the public there has been an entire change. It is to be hoped that such may be the case on the present occasion, for on this Monday night the ground is covered with snow and a cold wind is blowing, though not so cold as it has been through the day, nor has the cold through the day equalled that of Sunday night, when the wind was boisterous, cutting and full of snow and sleet ; nobody however believed that thisâ€"state of things is going to last, but that we shall have our Indian Summer yet. bought in the goods, and he put them on the sideâ€"walk outside the house until be could get another house to put them in, but they Maria Johnson bad bsen summoned to answer the charge of using unladylike language taan alleged unofiâ€"ading woman, did not appear, and a warrant was ordered to issue for the apprehension of the culprit. * A servant girl sued for wages from her employer, but the Court not having jarisdic= Hon she was referred to the .Division Conrt. The adjourned case of Robert Scott, charged with leaving the employ of Messrs, Borbridge, was called up, and again adjourned tor one of October last, but was then sold by the Pouies Covnt.â€"A man who some years ago was a merchant in this city was brought up on a charge of drankennees and fined #2 and eosts,. The defendant‘s name has not appeared on the roll of Police Cout fame before, so tae as we know, and in the hope that it will not appear again, we refrain from publishing good deal of commotion in lower town‘ yesâ€" terday, arrising out of an alleged illegal seizure of household goods. It appears that a bailiff who received a landlord‘s warrant from Mr. Wilson to seize goods in a house owned by him up to some time in the month when the annual clection of ofticers will take place and general busipesss be transacted. At eleven o‘clock the Society will proceed to the Wesleâ€"yan Church, Metcalfzâ€"st., where a serâ€" mon will be preached by the Rev, E. B. Harâ€" per. During service‘ a collection â€"will be taken upimwaid of the charitable fusad. All Trishman and their descendants, fivourable to the Socicty, are invited to join in the procesâ€" Lion. Allnew members, who through inadâ€" vertancy have not received the official notice, will accept this as cufficient. Th» aunual copcert will take place on Tuesday, the 16th instant, on which occasion we have reason to believe Sir Francis Hincks, Sir John A. Macdnnald, and othors, will speak, and the musical artangements ars the speak, and the musical arrangements are the best that have heen entered into this season. We have, therefore, no doubt it will prove a 1. P. B. 8.â€"Pursuant to previous announceâ€" ment the Irish Protestant Benevolent Society will meet in their rooms, Bell‘s block, Cenâ€" wal Town, this morsing at nine o‘clock, morniog at ten o‘clock, in Gowan‘s Hall, for the transaction of business connected with the order. A public temperance mesting will be held at Gowan‘s Hall in the evening. day night and yesterday morning, tog ther with the uncertainty as to whether wheels er runners would be the more suitable to the rords, operuted agaiost the market yesterday. Ta fact there cou!ld not be said to be a market k U N C Te M s c as ds with Graad Traak Railway for all points sast and west. |_A%~ ‘..fl..... or any information, may nAQG Sparks J08 MOONEY, Hams Â¥Finâ€"J. B. Bus &~Co. are now receiÂ¥ing daily, all kinds of fresh fish. Famiâ€" lies supplied. fi_ed-do!lnudhuy'-td ovtawa To KinG=TOX. * Steamer City J' (XRtuwa j Leares the C Basin Whart every Monday a“‘%nm Whesmcess wogzeces 1,00 # M A1ND ARRIÂ¥EsS Puox LiXGgTOX Every Wodrâ€"â€"dar and Saturdar at........1.00 p m TVE V sov aul Galrand, Mutchmor & Co. Russell‘s window this week. the city free of charge. ° Alarge lot of Cornwall Blankets, patchased cheap, will be sold tar below usual prices by Naw Clan Tartas, Gala Plaids and Tartan Winceys, just .received by Garland, Match» mor & Co. Tus Mazrcer.â€"The sovers weather, on Suo. at. Lawraesos axD OttiawWA RAILWAY _ OME ceneseees ces cecnem 1.00 1 m..............1.09 p m m.......â€"........‘m & -c«oocomooo.q‘o u : M Las abocs trsias sonie t 45 Prasoott Janstion C C T m c â€"c»tae alk maints santh Devers‘s Fur Depot, Lapms‘ Fors. Mixx, Seal, Ermine. Preasian Lamb in sets. 11977 LC(ML‘Aâ€" NEWEâ€" TRAVELLER GUIDE., J. B. Boss & Co., 27 Sussexâ€"st. e en % than l?‘o sold. od on delivery man, where there of $10, to save expenre it will be better to send 20 tof miety fear hamsines "‘"'"2'.."....!' ngether sould sead for four 5 ib hoxes, ortwo 121b boxes. We send them to one address carriage paid, and mark cach box plainly, so that each party get their own Toa. We warrant all the Tea we sell to give entire satiafaction. If they are not sa.isfactory they can be returned at our expense. â€" BLACK TEA. Ixu Breakfast, Broken Loaf, Tea 48¢, 500 ; Fine Finvoured lnmmflo -uu.;v-‘hlrmn.muuq Souna Qoiong, 480 ; Flavored do, 000 ; Very Fine Pessiey, olsn rea #be, 100; -Hu veey Hine, tos u.,...“"“" m:dnou fil-‘-p-n-.hnl- forwarded for you to .r'.dh.h-h :"U.;.l:.::‘ ':.p-‘:(-'uu .: return one box which, we anderstand, was sent out through a mistake. « l-‘-m.h-.!fi"-ay Teas not mentioned in this ‘citenlar equaily Montuzar, April, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Toa Company, 6 Hospitalâ€"streot, Montreal ; Wenotice _ wo 12 ib bozes, or one 30, or 25 ib box sent carrie Hhou ie hy Rariwey Sontion To Ganade. To n «11 containin :"“'_"'! which will probably be granted, that a qu u.ulyo-.hfluhcmd.‘og; M-cloll-udofi-.run,h allowed to remain in his cell he passes out for the last time, and sing while preparaâ€" tions to launch him into eternity are being concluded ; that is, after the cap is drawn over &mvuhtb-hp.in’-mhh. ad . Ne slho requests that no relative “h“ vl.cl-o’ shall be admitted to witness his death, :l-.m' seaving to the consumer of 15¢ to Ib. w;oumpu hl..l.lb.fl.: Ulr:-a.udmvnrn‘::nudhnh- polsonous substances. Orders for four 5 ib boxes, Fracce. Just as some gravediggors were lowâ€" erting into the earth a coffin, containing the h“:hdtl, who was supposed to have died on k ® was l ns wis eprent cnd fos mte whon out alive. «â€"â€"Pike, who is to be banged at Concord, N. H., on Thursday for murder, makes a request The whole Dominion should buy their teas of the Our Teas, after the most severe tosts mfiom mb oc xfâ€"râ€"rayâ€" m‘fl?. o u.l‘urn-un-a- m eereamanten been chosen tor intrinsio wor m man, at â€"his residence, Richmond road, on Satorday evening last, with a beautifal silver mounted cane,(gotten up at the establishment of Mr. John Leslic) and the following thun I can fAnd language to expres, I wish M-ll::nw-uu-';-.'my * The young men were then in tura surprised by being asked to adjourn tp another room, where a splendid collation of good things for the Inner man had been prepared, to which ample justice was done, and after the health and happiness of the host and hostess had been drauk and responded to, the company separated with mutual feelings of satistac= ot the u-uu’aé".ou-'i::c"o:-;?“; ath, the fuk founder ; W. Jhokaed, 9 mapara hirment| D i oteten mt brother of the Liberator ; and Major Genetal Â¥,. Seymontr. â€"Aflam.“*‘dfiom 'l\.. MOoNTRKEA L THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY PMPG Hospitalâ€"si., Montreal. OB W' with very great regret of your h..::d umh the firm of which you have so n a worthy R we the undersighed employees am, desire to «mbrace the opportunity thus afforded of testifying to your generous dealings as a merchant and your genmeral uprightness of ehl.ctuu.-,mhopoyu-ulml: the accompanying cane, as a slight token the esteem in which you are (and ever will be) bheld by us, not according to its inâ€" â€"â€"Two boys near Columbus, Georgia, sons of a deceaspedq Confederate, cultivated thirty ‘:'wfll“‘ llhmyu‘_'... pported on one c sa themselves, their mother, ud,*lu, anod raised three bales of cotton, and one hundred and Aity busbelse of corn, which are worth Ave bhundred snad seventy dollarsâ€"their capital for a freah start next year. They ar Au-u::u--.um«u' are Greenwich ; Hardman Karle, merchant of «â€"The E Government is prepared to nhnfiofinbdmzm letters between the United States and the United Kingdom to three penceo. «â€"Placards have been posted at Clapham, Terleagh o merchippes mt * Suiheat invitation to worshippers at * ade Chapel :* «Ned Wright, who before his conâ€" version, was convicted three times ot burglary 'flldcl’hot.pdumm Come and welcome! No colle 7 F The employees of the firm of Thos. & Wm. Hunton, upon the retirement of Wm. Hunton, Esq., waited upon, and presented that gentle= :o.;:'pby-ntd the firm will show your iubn.hml?hdd'.dh- bctu?b-o,ad while I thank you more thun I can fAind languaze to exoram. I wish Gaytcsuex,â€"1 need not say that I am comâ€" pletely taken by surprise at this compliment on your part, and that therefore I am quite unprepared to make a suitable reply, but will content myself with that I l-'lyo”n- clateo your handsome .flohllmrlu it ; but more especially the kind feelings towards myself and fim in your address, and further I u{.lluum length of time the most of you have been in tion and pleasure.=â€"Cou trinsic lbut according to the earnestness -u-u-h‘.'\n is tendered to you, with the mu you may long live to enjoy the 6 ofa successful career, and that you and family may be the recipients of the richest bounties of Providence. (Signed,) Wx. FARQUKHAR, Liverpool ; Titus Salt, the chief of al To which Mr. Hunton, not having been in the le=st enlightened as to the intention of his visitors, made the following imprompta Huxtox, Eeg., TE A COM P ANY PERESENXTATION. mediately on receipt of the order by money , the be collect y -,:.m“- are " ue ofd Preskdent 18 Sparks stroet. W. 0. CLARK, Professor of Music and Teacher of Piuno, Voice and Harmony. Muanme Roeoms and .l.dh-o.m-&.mdlu-d..h- Orders may be lert at his residence or at Orme & Son‘s Music Store. at 8 pm., to consider the h:‘ the Ottawa Ndlt:H and Athenssum, will be held in the Read hc.lo- on Tuessday, the #th November, inst., at 8 pm., to consider the subject of amaigamas Bags to inform the Ladies of Ottawa that she wili arrive at the Russell House on the ¢rs INX8TANT with a full assortmen} of BERLLN WOOL and FANCY G@OOD8, and solicits their patronâ€" Loaned to a triend on the of the le Clkite on the feld, A SILVER PBROLL 0adh nush valued by the owner. Please return to address of M., (at the Twxs Ofice) Ot tawa, October 29th, 1869, 1104â€"4f M‘l. DAVIS, MRS KENDALL, one of the Lady Principals, flhfl.l&fi“d&hw has vacancies for a fow ladies, as boarders, w we attend the above establshment. French is made the language cof the houss, Mo Qreevy‘s Terrace, Stewart stroot, Ottaws. PM. n_f'lml. it J. B. BUSS hOO....‘ No. 21, Sussex Street._ This firm will supply Fresh Bai timore Sheli Ozll-. hm..?‘byu Wholesale and rotail at the lowast cagh rates, RBH* Remember the place, e * _ J BBUAS & %0., Opster $ anters, Packers, and Dealers in Cen Btu'oowm HOUVSE, BANK, Londos, Oct 1st, 1869. The HON JOHN ROSE, flate Minister of Finanee for the Domimon of Canada), joins our Orm this day, which will be gontinued under the style of MORTON, ROSE & Co. OfMlice of Morton, Bliss & Co, .. MB WALTER WATSON, (late Agent of the ortheo Bank of Britth North America, Now York), is this day admitted a partnor in our frm. 1185eodm MORTON, BLIL3S & Co, Ottaws, Nov, es known, carrying their own , and Tg hk rhony of faoice att mierrprist noo J,. B, DBVSS & VUVU of, No. 21, Sussex Street. Sale to commence at T p m. . Tols frm f Ate A. ROWE, A timore M"',,za’:;:‘ ”l;l l)-o-.mqna-uhub'y. hacest. bnckul 1t dowke. Ottawa, Oct 22, 1869. Fink p4 Oy radnes dririvenk +d cinoa cubne aignmmatt By I. B. Tackaberry, Auc 7 °_ J BBUAS & 00., § ®®ar avorros sanks Bullets and Machines for fnishing the Cartr BOXER mmh hm?w? lnluc.v.cl Pistols, used ary. %P:'ll nz'fllIWU of all Pookst Revolvers. PLN CAxTRIDGES for Lefaucheax Revolvers dla.-..l‘ 7â€"m. bore. mc ianots n P en CARt “3-& Waterproof and E. B. Caps, P w: atent Shente Svagren are eviey diviriprion m apering and Militar Ammunition. â€"â€" ELEY BROTHERS, A .‘ @GRAY‘8 INYX ROAD, LONDOKN. WHOLESALE ‘OÂ¥LY. y June 4, 1 869. â€" 0 18606.1eby and for the different systems of Breach on ons io had Toh in whhorl iho every description at DOORS, SA8H ~BLINXDS, MOULDIXGS PLANED LUMBER, &c., &c. The whole of the work will be under the manâ€" agement of T Y CURRIER, whose well known experience and ability in the business will be a suficient guarantee for the manner in which ali orders entrusted to them will be executed. Wholesale Price List of Doors, &6, for shipment, will be forwarded on application. 1167.3m T W CURRIER & CO respestfully inform the trade and public that their WORKS AND MACBINERY, of the most kind 4 -"n:l , are now complete for MR and MRs CURTI3 have just returned from New York wlnnolm.l::\hu.nllon Dressers of New York to keep a m’p.él.. nfihcmmmwhmw y is the only establis in Ottawa where ‘.hh is the c:ly establishment in Ottaw 's::-l:o 40 & Lnow 1 the maghtagware of bate Pork in ail its braoches, 16 Is now on hand to arrange and do up Feit and Etraw Hats in the new est style, e 11886 Cuall at Curtis‘s Hair Dressing Rooms, 57 ypor*e teer aryrusk m o. LADIES‘ HIR DRESSING. "HURUH 8STEAM PLANING® MILLS, O@OKNERAL MEETING of the Members of PA W A awa, beptember 10. ENGLAND SCHOOL BANK STREET, (Canal Basin.) in Ottawa where 1188. Javif YETK&AS, 1149.3m 11974 IHE OT;/AV 4A IIMESY NOYEMBEKx ». General practice attended to also. Office hours trom 9 a.m., usil 4 Residence on the south side of : second house from corner of Dalb Flgmnmol orcotunm. or W went e of By virtue of a Wit of Fierl fasued out of Her Majesty‘s County Court, of the County of Carleaton, to me directed and deli against the lands and tenements of WILLL WHILTE. Sherif‘s Ofice, Ottawa, s i September 6th, A.D. 1809. 1‘«.1.:0“ A faew gentlsmen can be accommodated will comfurtable board and rooms by applying * at the swnt of _ PETER A @GLESOX and JAMR3 EGLE3ON, I have | seissd and taken in execution andwill ofer for at pabâ€" le austion, at my ofice, in the Court in the City,of Ottawa, on MONDAY, the THIRTEEXTH day of DECEMBER, A D 1869, at ve o‘clock, noon, all the estate, right, title, Intorest and equ ity of redemption of the above defend ant, of, in and to lot number twenty in th twelfth concession of the Township of Rustley in the County of Carieton. MRS DOIGNAN‘B Sparks street. . tate Agent. _ : a ...".'.'...‘.'.".’.u..'fi The subscribers arc instructed by MESSRS D TORRANCE & CO, to offer at public kuction,: on FRIDAY, the 19th inat, to close se sbhipments and accounts, about _ Sale each st 7.30 pm, at his Auction Rooms, hmm.n llo’ah. P I BTACKABEKRY, Auct‘onser, Commission Merchant, ead Real Rsâ€" Chalmers, Paley, oto, otoâ€"Na: ardeningâ€" Feqrrieryâ€"Railwaysâ€"COlassi08, Gramâ€" mars, Translations, Sermons. * Works fo Ladies, Youth, Ch Fablesâ€" All in matted half chests; and about 1,250 half chesits NATURAL LEAF JAPAN. Catalogues wili "be prepared. * Bale at NINE o‘clook. ‘ JOUN LEENMTING & Co , Spiritu al w:u...-l&p«m-‘ Bunday Readingâ€"HKovbinson, Seripture Charact ors, Herowsm, Pleassnt Hours, oto, otc. .:onl-.wuq, Kdueational| Works, &¢, This consignment of Books is to bo without seserve, commencing on MONDAY |EVENING: NOV 1st, and continuing each e until the #=. SALE OF TEAS, â€"TOBACCOS, _ WINES, M and General Gmerkt, e., £C;, for account of Messrs RIMMER, GUKN & DOUâ€" CaATALOGUE SALE OKF |BOOKsS. Correggio, Boechy, Poussin, Raphael, Rembrandt, Salrator Rosa, Teniers, Titian, Vandyke, Wilkie, &e. o ARCHITECTURAL WORKS, on Athens, o France, Belginm, etc, otoâ€"(Galleriek of Beauty, of Pistures, of Modern Artâ€"Dilth, Pictorial, Children of Kobilityâ€"Eminent Masters â€"Magaâ€" sne of Artâ€"Natural Historyâ€"Knight, Animated Elisa Cook, Journalâ€"Voyages, . Arctic, Parry, Ross, Portlock, eteoâ€"Casseli‘s Englandâ€" Ditte Robinson Crusoeâ€"Ditts Gu! Travels,. Oraiksbank, Worksâ€"Eoglish Barclayâ€" History of Warsâ€"Musicâ€"Gwilt, |Ornaments, Furniture, Designasâ€"English Monunjentsâ€"Bible, mat.osâ€"Indiaâ€"Italy â€" Postry â€" atingâ€" Medicineâ€"Works of Great Divines, Jer Taylor, Witherspoon, Bickersteth, Portous, Atter. Talesâ€"Allegoriesâ€"Useful Know Histories â€"â€"Btortes, Domestic= ditto, Nursery, Ottawa, Nor. &, 1869. Ottawa, ‘“,, &, 18694 < â€" W!n&u ENGRAVINXGS from Caracei, Prout, Claude, HERIFPF!E SALE OF LAXDS. K. ROBILLARD, Physici By A. Rowe, BEAT k E. LUXLEY‘S CONSIGNXMENT, By John Leeming & Co., M By John Loeming & Co., M Young Hyson, HALFâ€"CHESTS HINA GREEN TEAS, comsistirg of . ' SALE OF â€"TEAS. sday, 17th Nov c, JOHN LEEMING & Co, © By JAS. BA , Atiasses, V Wx. F. POW ot the EYXE and EAX. Rrancols, Litin, 5 large Imperial, _ nol.y Twankay, 1185tf sold on a TS. Greek, Ferms: Fifty conts per lesson. Referencesâ€"The Rov. T, B. Jones, L. L. D., 8t. Aleene) 2s Enerhurs Ne Mâ€"A aBecter t Setew mar Apply at the Grammarâ€" School or at this O§»: 11099. 32 w (om.momq-.oumq..)h lessons to a limited "o pigk t Lowin promk, Pranch, Au, and Phy. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS, PEKINADES, CHINTZES, LACES, CORNICES, COCOA MATTING, &c., &c THOS. & W. HUNTON, 4Â¥ and 49 Sparksâ€"st. UPSTAIR CARPETS, HEARTH UGS w- mulrnl attention 0 our 1mâ€" mense stock HOUSE FURNIshINGS to which we muulvh&t“uuu by aimos every steamer, consisting * voâ€"re» Having been appuinted by the combination &ohwm for 7 thetrade, by the us seer assonreDn, 'l\-. NEWEST ATYLES, THE NEWEST STYLES, â€"_ THE NEWEST STYLES, At THO8 & W. HUNTON‘8. T.- ‘“lm VYARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, THE GREATEST VARIETY, At THOS. & W. HUNTO) T.-, CHEAPEST Goobs, 300 0 l\l. LARGEST STOCK, 200;3!.& TH Mo.o.fl‘nm WHISKEYs Du' GOO0DS & HOUSK 'o‘!um“ DBEY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS & HOUSE FURNISHINGS At TROS. & W. HUNTON‘8. 0. T. BATE & UO,, Canal Ottawa, Dec. 12. 69, *VaL OLL. HE BEST VALUE, EESOR BROS. CHEESE. / 2Agonts for Joln Campbell‘s celebrated ACON, &eo. ARREL OR can LOAD, Agonts cor Miram & Walker‘s 1GHWINRu . : THE CHEAPEST GOOD§S, At THOB8. & W. HUNTON‘8 THE LARCGEST STOCK, At THO8. & W. HUNToX‘s, now prepared to scli i Â¥Hor sale by the undersigt : : [HE BEST VALUE, At TROS. & W. HUNT HBLS. MASS PORK. LOWEsST FLOUR. BEST ASSURTED, At THOB. & W. HUNTON‘8. AT. THB © 8TRONG SUPE®N 8TOCK, Canal Basi1® t4 4b a by Sister Fitzmorris, at the Asylum, church st. : o . KATE fi:l(.n, Ottawas, October 19, 1869. 1182td Have received from the best manufacturers large lots of CANADIAN Flannels, CANADIAN Tweeds and Etoffes, CANADIAN Satinets, s CANADIAN Drawers and Undershirts, CANADIAN Stockings, CANADIAN Searfs and Clouds, a + / a CANADIAN Bags, CANADIAN Blanke s in White and _ Grey, from the Cornwall and St. Lawrence Mills. All of which will be offered Retail at a small advance on cost, and wholesale at mill As NB smm The Rate Payers for Common Schooi purpos« Victoria Ward, will please take Notfce 't'hu -y' Victoria Ward, will please take Sotice that my Term of Office as a Trustee, will ond on the 3ist December nest, and that I wiil not be eligible tor reâ€"election next year, ALEXANDER WORKMAX. Ottaws, 1st Novemb«r, 1869. 11942 A Cook and a Housemaid in a house where there are no children. Good references required. A‘Lfly at the Tiuzs Ofice. Ottawa, September 3, 1869. 1143 A‘Lfly at the Tiuzs Office. t Ottawa, September 3, 1869. 1143 BAIAAI. The Ladies of St. Patrick‘s Orphan Asylure of Ottawa will, on MONDAY, the 22nd day ot NO VEMBER NEXT, holid a B AZ A A R, in aid of the institution. ~Donations to the Refreshment ‘Table will "ha thankInllv id AT CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY‘S -"Jordn‘ Times, Western World, Frank Leslic‘s ml:tfio.' lhx’l Woeekly, Woeekly Herald, and all Irish fi”“' Irish Republic, Snw Esror).cu. London Illustrated Nows, New ‘ork Clipper, Bow Belis, New York Weekly, and RICH MANTLE VELVETS, BACK & COLOURED BONNXET VELYETS, Bow Bell‘s Almanac, 1870..... 150 do do London News Aimanae, 1870...30¢ do _ 88 The national game of Canada, [Illustrated j, by G W Beers, $1. C The Girl of the Period for Ostober, 15 cents, RBow Bel.‘s, London Journal, Young Ladies‘ Journal for November. J DURIE & SOKN, t 10 Bparks Scroet. Have received the American Fashion Books for November, and the English Magazizes tor All the ilastrated papers at five pence each. R 'm 'l":lo!lblb' CHIEF, by Capt M A a Reid, &o0, &o. _ pt Mayns Allo,uhhluk'ooa.bl' Â¥ Munro ; and The Factory Girl, by Miss M E Braddon. f Alg:"nbfll:d:mo{au totnh“ci.mol a horse, make ;mnil use| November 3. ~_ _ * ’llfl.M A good large dwelling house, with stable and grounds, in a healthy locality. Address the pubâ€" ligher of this paper. . . . Beptember 15th, 1869. _ .______ 1154 FRENCH MERIKOES®. A‘l‘ LURIEKE & SsON‘S, Onssoll‘s Almanas, 1870.........150, mailed for 200 JUI'I‘ ARRLVED, THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON . NEWS, With Picture, " The Tidal Boat? THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC, lnTl'-lluulu Frank Leslice‘s and Godey‘s for November, _ s * & For sale at y BROCHE REPP DRESSES, PLAIN & FANCY REPPS, TARTAN DKESS GOOD», CLOUDS, CROSS OVERS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, CHAIR COVERS AND SCARFS, wooL. HOOD8 AKD MINERVES, NEW MILLINERY. WAI‘I'ID. PLAIN & FANCY WINCIES, 1870.1870.1870. DO.!IIOI HEWS DEPOT, HOWELL‘S CORNER, SUSSEXâ€"ST. This 'vnk'lcll-uy Corner, Ledger, Emerald, ronh' Times, W estern 'otu.'hnk Leslic‘s agazine, Harper‘s Woeekly, Weekly Herald, ONES & HOLLAND with IRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED. . Post Office News Depot, AUROSSK. Nov. 2, 1869. HCOME MANUFACTURE. MAGEE & RUSSELL er), oto. London Illustrated News, New pper, Bow Belis, New York Weekly, and s due on each day, jost received. No. 14, Rideau street. HAUSER‘s NEWS DEPOT, °_ .o _ _ * SOpittke Strebt, G. BARTLETT MISL * ectfully to announce to riend st he has resumed the baking of ENS AND CRUMPETS MAGEE & RUSSELL. Good value in ABRAHAM PRATT, 11794 11 G _ 18 HEREBY GIVEN that spplication will be made to the Local Legislature of Ontario, for an Act to incorporate the =Ottawa Ladies Colâ€" @CELEBRATED OLD RYE WHISEKEY AT CUNNINGHAN & LINXDSAY‘8. CANADIAN BLANKETsS CANADIAN FLANNELS FASHTIONABLE !ILUN ERY / _ EW STYLESs IX HaTs l0 _ NEW STYLES IN JACKETS: _| AT CONNINCGHAM & LixDsays. Â¥ No. 14. Rideau street. Oltaws, Sept 22, 1869. CaANADIANX TWEEDS AT CUKXNINGHAM & LINXDS8AYTS. Without exception the best Spirits manufactured in Canada. JAS. G. ROBINSON & CoO. The trade eupplied, duty paid, or in Bond, by the car load, or in smaller quantities. AT CUNNINXGHAM & LIXD8AY‘s. NEW CLANX TARTANXS : CENTBAL OTTAWA. A large and varied a, _ ment of West of Engâ€" land Broadcloth®, Cassimeres, Seotch and Canaâ€" dian Tweeds, of the finest qualities for the fall and winter city and country trade." We have now on hand m large supply o clothing manufactured under our own supervision Cunadian and English mantufacture, of all sizes and qualities, at prices lower than ever betore offered in this city. NEW DRESS GOODS NEW FRENXCH MERIKOS PANTS, COATS, VESTS, SHIRTB, UNXDERâ€" SHIRTY, DRAWERS, &c, &c, to which we invite the attention of the LUMEBERING COMMUN 1. TY who will fnd it to their interest to examine our stock betore purchasing their winter supplies. 1,000 5,000 5.000 FALL & 1,000 A Complete Stock of Dress Goods, conâ€" sisting of Merinos, French Reps,Lustres, W inceys, together with a large lot of Fancy Flannels, Kerseys, Tickings, Grey and White Cottons, Tailoring and Cutiing Establishment where genâ€" tikmen and youth‘s clothing can be made on the shortest possible notice in every style and quality, and a good ft ensured. ALEX. DUFFE, O‘MEAKRKA & ©O. October‘ 6, 1869. 1,000 A LARGE SUPPLY of Woolen Bocks and Mitts, Deerskin Mitts and Moceaszins. Bole Agents for Ottawa, O‘ MEARA & CO‘8.5 | ____ 50 Sparkeâ€"st.; l ,000 CBTS VERY SV PmoÂ¥ TWANEKEAY TEA, 7 00 CHTS UNCOLWD JAPAN TEA G)nn CATTIES SOLACE TOBACCO 100 *Now open for Sale and Inspection at 0O0DERHAM & WORTs 00ODERHAM & WORTS OuDERHAM x WORTS 0. 14, RIDEAU STREET, FAMILY PROOF WHISKEY CHEAP CHEAP WHITE & GREY COTTOXS CHEAP WINCEYS JAB, G.ROBINSON &00., 2 Wholesale Grocers, Ottawa. a October 28th 1869. o from 50¢ to 40¢ per yard. PURE HIGHWINES. FOR SALE, PIECHKS ETOFFES and BATL PAIRS BLAKKETS, LINEN 8AGS, very cheap: _ They invite special attention to their tar stock of NEW DRESS GOOD:», comprigin \ NEW SATIN CLOTHS, [ New Clan Tartans New All Wool Serges . New Broche Repps g New Brocade Poplins New Egyptian Costume Cloths (| freass. New &WP&M New French Merinoes and Delaines ‘New Coburgs and Barntheae. Bave received large sdditiors to their eatens stock, and are now showing a full assortmen all their rarious departments of Oltawa, Sept8, 1869. Z&" KEW CliclCE GoODs, & MILLINERY AND â€" MaA NTLR ¢ They invite speci«! aftention to this éeprrim in whish they are showing the msesortment in all their various departmen ot NEW CHOICE GOODS. Gariand, Mutchmeor &# Co LARGEST sTOCK AND RICHEST GOODPS8 IN OTTaAWA, Silk YVe i8, Vcl'dnu, NEW STYLE WATERâ€"PROOF CLOAK At the same time, they. will shew m i Wirke" *~ ‘== S# New Muslin Embrodery . New Honiton Lace. These are the cheapest eilke fto be found in the city. _ * + â€"__ > Woarne, Kowers x1 _ < *‘ +~ Gloves, Ties, Wool Scaris, Pellerines, Colâ€" * U‘: Clouds, dc-..'h-ah-n“. : «LANNEL 8. o e ial attention is invited to 25 durable, cheapest ever shewn in Oitawa, only 2s and 2s 64 per yard. New Lancashire and Welsh Flannels New Fancy Flaunele _ : New Frenck Twill Fiannels, equally cheap. CLOTHS AkD TWEEDS. 3 | _ New Whiripool Seals _ & l % Eibboue \ Silk, Satin and Velyet,. _ . In all the new shades, including Capucia New Frilled Collars New Lace Sets New Doeskins and Cassimeres New West of England and Beotch Tweeds New Overcoatings New V esting» s New Canadian Tweeds New Full Cloths and Setinettes New Undershirts and Pants. Superior Dress and Flannel Shirts made to measure and sure to please. CARPETINGS AND HOURE FUR Bright Glacie Silks, $7.50 the dreas, 54, 64, 71d, 94 and* 10d per yard. White Cottons, 44d, 64, 7{â€"and 94 per yard, Gmggms:l.“'u m?u and m very |PRINTS. NEW PATTERNSâ€"SPLENDID YALU New Malit+=e GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO: PNR"°EXTRAORDINARY YALUK. We [ New Al DDILTIONAL S$TOCK. GARLAKND, MUTCHMOR &4 co,. °* New Coburgs and Balmoral Crapes New V_ieto?l: and Russell Cords New Empress Cloths s * New French Mermoes and Paramathas CLOAKINGS, Silk Mantle Velvets _ Bilk 1inished Velveteens LA TEST ®F®a*s®R®1Io®X s fyâ€"Best value Gros Graine, $11, $12.50, $15, $17.50 as the most styiish goods at moder New Palarian Cloths BONNETS, HATS, BLACK GOODS, CANADIAN aND AMERICA x BLACK Wholesale and Retail, LACE GOOD#, 20 Sparke street. Ruags and Mate