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on on G e #0u000 way do you be troubled with ove when you can take litle cash and get a On ignonegmn ds â€" y 4 is "mitres m .'?"""a Adcompan. JEET +s THE, OT T A W A. and Iu!-r:;n Jn CTrLY WaKERFOT‘ 3P MAJESTY‘s3 1 gq ns for admission to be © CLaVU DPE LONXG, 4 A, quest of second hand t toâ€"announce his mee of 17 years tries of bighly NINXG and NG, »euts can be wmade to Piapos on liberal terms. ll be held at the 8t _ on TAUVRSDAY» 3Y and ELECTRQ ESSOR G. W EYEXNING, JaNCaART3 ® every night during b’w it T1 o0‘"clook, tocammeann. _. _ PLANOS FOR . CENTRAL RAlILWAF ,mz’ ‘I‘” ‘f *# ‘I P Upon persons in a ® ”‘ldubfi‘,fl me will consint 8EKATING ANK, e @#TONYES, #TOYEL Haines Piancos, UARY a», to assist i n ENS OF 0O 0 COLLEGE, _;“ \% CcTox. oONnTAM RECTORS‘ bonor of HITS ROY AL HUR on the occasion s uary 12, 1870 > ‘ pald Orrorn Loras Oraree Dierwor Lopes: or o% a% tus Coustyr 0# GREXYVILLE.â€"The Ozford Loyal â€"s Orang« District Lodge beld its annual meetâ€" is 12t DAY of FEBRYV :< log at the Orange Hall, Patterson‘s Corners, of TWO o‘sleck in the »88 on Tuesday, 11th Janguary, for gemeral busi. anual ~Report, and for * ness and clection of officers. The '0“.".‘ Je officers were clected for the present year : are re«pectfully invited 900. . Jas. Mills, W.D.M. A{.“Alz.' "~@ 3 Samuel Pattin, D.D.M. GEORGE * _‘ e William Kidd, Treasurer JAMES PEACOCK,â€" _ T ‘ a f hos. A. Kidd, Secty. w Hu PHOMPSON,. _ _ . : Framcis Jones, Chaplain. â€" JAMES M d Tanbuord K abe B â€" Pm i.i sok . nent at the V ariety Hall, kinds purchased and exs , S18t Desember; A#TONISHI®XG take place at the _ _ xTY OFP CaRLBTOX rPROTESTANT MA Kingston, Napance 484 J l.. 1879, NO AGENXT , the 20th R Oflce, 14, 1870, Variety Hal;, > a horse attached toa cutter, the prop Hand Box Stoves at Chrlgo lonn,o“h‘hclty,‘-n a':y. are expected to meeting of the STEIXWAY$, NGINXG Boid at this Hand Cooking Varlety Hall, Varilety Hall. 11, 1870. Dmf as WAF A &# 8 °o OF 188 EXPERI 'l'lln‘.. C B Porics Cocat.â€"There were no cases â€" beâ€" 6 fore the Police Magistrate yesterday mornâ€" * Propesson Stoxz. â€" The lecture of this realâ€" ly talented man was not attended, last night, ;-wn-mu-u have been. It is to be boped that our citisens will exhibit their good taste by extending hbim a better pa Foumman or ax _ Astuessrâ€"xis.â€"The funeral of Gunner McQueen, of No. 2 y 0. V. G. A., will take place u.fi The nonâ€"commissioned officers and will parade at the Armoury at 2 o‘clock p. m. Â¥he attendance of ‘the nonâ€"commissioned officers and gunners of the other Batteries is ‘Alll"“-' At TwE ACSSELI D W M«Millan and wife, Corn Rutnâ€"rsord, Stratford ; J Spier, L Rose, Guelph ; David Yuck, M Jas Dougias, Montreal. _ Dusous Cortoxsâ€"Householiders in want lu.nuun-“d.lnfihahw home made article a trial,. It is warranted to ‘v.bl.l bleach sooner than any othér cotton in the market. Five bales just receivâ€" ed by Mages & Russell. *4 Aomerirceas Societr.â€"The annual meet. ing of the County of Carleton Agricuitural gociety will be beld at the Town Hall, of the Township of Nepean, on Friday, 21st inst., for the election of directors, and for other Tus Mazker.â€"The prices can ‘be seen on ur fourth page. The display was fair his morning. Farhrers and city purchasers gete in equally good buying and selling umour. purposes touching the N gw anberries, &C« *** > BUSS & C0O‘%., 1 .___ 11 Bideau strest. Tus Reading Social in the Basement of the ational Church will take place on bureday evening as usuat, commencing $ clock punctually. ' Pn mmsciges Dammer or Ortawia Assizes.â€"The Court Oyer and Termimér for the district of ttawa will be opened wâ€"day at AyImer. here are some Cases of highâ€"we should ay lowâ€"crime to be tmed. f]fivux'l Fur L‘pu‘.' Fcor®e Acrsowgspexext.â€"The Treasurer of the ‘ounty of Carleton General Protestant Hosâ€" ital, séknowledges the receipt of ‘twenty »llars presented by Mre. Mackay of New dinburgh, in aid of said Institution. that some urchins bad thrown snow balls at his house, one of which accidentally broke a windowâ€"pane. Hiscase was attended to by our courtsous City Clerk, F norey. â€"We re@®t * _""" C001 rtthy fellowâ€"citize?, Ales. Ross, Eeq., atâ€" mmey, got his toes severely nipped with ‘a+. He is, we are glad to say, recovering. se Cray: Tarti® Gara v3 make, 2s cd per yard. N | Waterproofs, at Garland, a 20373 woudininant 0'..| !.‘J“ A rri%a O#PICEHâ€" Rrsawat.â€"About cleven o‘clock last night [ixc, Seal, Erming sasia® Lamb is * Tus Quean‘s Barr.â€"Last night this popuâ€" lat company entertained their friends with a bail which was enlivened by the choice masic ¢ef Mr. ‘Marrier. The spread was done officers of the Central Hook and Ladder Comâ€" !'!.Clptlntbn-n at their bead, Capt. walsh, of the Ottawa Company, and other of the enterprising meimbers of our fire comâ€" pankes were present. The music was goodâ€" the entertainment unexceptionable. Arles and wif~, Montreal ; Andw Orr W Lolllb. j". B““‘fih. f L4 5f. Parmor‘s Reaowens~â€"The feading and Ciry or Otrawa Aemevritcrar Bocuutt.â€" Toâ€"day the meetingk of this society for the election of Directors, takes place in the City Hall, at three o‘clock. It is more than ordiâ€" barily . important that @Rergetic, pushing, active business men should have the direction of aflairs, and a large attendance is especially requested. One object should never be lost sight ofâ€"thes; of obtaining for Ottaws the Provincial Falr next year. The Fair of 1871, ifheld here, will do more towards advancing agriculture in this district than anything else that conld be desired, down to the Sappers‘ bridge, where the ul succeeded in smashing the cutter. _ ym rsAVlu.ln'm avio®. ..., wWRRXCERAXD orttrawa Raiway, pxextereerensent ©,00 a .’0 ~ _ _ i1100 l-...............l.3 J 00038‘ Yrews )i ‘A 1. .N EWS' Robert Kerr, Dir. of Ceremonites. traias coagect at Frank Rail @ay fof â€"York street, corner A & A U TAYLOR, Almira Grape®, Rosesse â€" Houss.â€" », Cornwall ; J 8 Proscott Junstion | all point® south | corner of S¢' v."“ 4. Mutcbmor & 3.00 p 1 | Apples Susget our Fovun.â€"A sum of moneyâ€"$200â€"sent in a lctter from Mr. Labait, of Prescott, to Mr. Thomas Dowsley, his agent in this city;, for the purpose of taking up a promissory note, not being received by Mr. Dowsley, the post office â€" oflicials here were blamed for having â€" made â€" away . with it _ and stolen the mwoney, Luckily such was not the _ case. Both _ letter _ and money bave been found. Mr. Dowsley‘s letâ€" ters and newspapers are directed to the Citizen oftice and placed in the post office box of that paper. Oun the day of the receipt of Mr. La«~ batt‘s letter in Ottawa the Citizâ€"n‘s letters and newspapers were taken out of the Citizen letâ€" ter box by a young gentieman, stepâ€"son of Mr. Taylor, the proprictor of the Citizen, who, however, denied any knowledge of the letter, and did so honestly. ‘The letter had slipped between his pocket and the lining of bis overcoat, where it has since been tound. The post office authorities were assured of its delivery, and are «exceedingly gratified that the letter has been got, as everybody else will be. j Ournan‘s Hous.â€"The members of this, an institution lospired by the best and boliest ideaâ€"that of charityâ€"â€"met yesterday, in the building renated by them. _ A goodly number of out foremost citizens (for ladies can now be accounted such) were assembled in the hall. Lady Macdonald presided over the meeting. The opening prayer was given by the Rev. Mr. Pollard, after which the annual report was read, also the Tremsurer‘s report, which was adopted. * Mrs, Carlos Bronson was received as a lite member. H.F, Bronson was elected as an bonorary member. ‘The sum of $50 cach, paid, gave evidence of a spirit of charity which invites emulation. _ The office bearers clected are the following ladies : Lady Macdonald, 1st Directress, Mrs. Eddy, _ â€"3rd do. Recording Secretary, Mrs. Thorburp. / Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Eaton. Treasurer, Mrs. Smillie. The meeting was addresscd by the Rev. Masers. Pollard and Moore ; by His Worship the Mayor, and Robert Lees, all of whom are earnest patrons of the good work. Much business was done in the appointment of & general council for the important charge unâ€" dertaken by the benevolent ladies forming the members of the corporation. Much er« couragement was also given by the <gentleâ€" men who " assisted" at the meeting. The reâ€"union was closed by the Rev. Mr. Moore. Aside trom the good work done by this establishment, any person, on visiting the place, yesterday, could not have experienced any other feeling than that noble one which inspires the good ladies who direct its sycâ€" cess. The little creatures felt so much at Aome. The holiday was given, and each came out with her trophy of doil, or other toy, with the joyous countenance which can only be made glad by a pure christian spirit. OTTAWA AUXILLARY BIBLE s0â€" CIETY. chair. He was aesociated, on the platform, with Rev. Mr. Gemley, Secretary of the Upper Canada Bible Society, Revr. Mr. Thompson, of Sarnia, Rev. Messrs Gordon, Johnston, Moore, Pollard, and Gavin, travelling agent of the Society, the Hon. Messrs. Morris and Aikins, and P. LeSueur, Keq. The Cbairman called on the Rer. Mr. Moore to open the meeting by reading of the scriptures, praise, and prayer. The annual report was read by the Râ€"v. Mr. Gavio, and gave cheering in tormation of the progress, and spreading influence of the British and Foreign Bible Society, as well of the work of our own Ottawa Auxiliary, by a largely increased circulation af the Scriptures in the Ottawa Vailley. He past year ; in the success which has attended its operations ; and in the harmony aud prosâ€" perity of this auxiliary." Tha third resolation was moved by Rov. Mr. Gemley, who introduced it *with one of the most instructive, stirring, and eloquent addresses we have ever hbad the opportunity of listening to, and was ably seconded by " That, inasmuch as the Divine authority ot the Scriptures continues to be assaired in many quarters, and in others their sufficiency as the only rule of faiÂ¥@e and duty is imâ€" puguned, this meeting reâ€"asserts the principles, thus opposed, as |ying at the foundation of every Bible Society ; and resolves, in conseâ€" quence, to aim at putting the sacred volume within the reach of all in this region of Can« wisa, and at securing its wider diffusion throughout the world." r and a fuller appreciation of the Holy Writ. He regretted that the increased circulation of the Bible had diminisbed the sacred regard in which it should be entertained. The resolution was as follows, and was seconded kfiy P. Le8ueur, Esq. : " That the thanks of this meeting beâ€"given by the chairman to the speakers trom & dis~ tanceâ€"the Rev. Mesers. Gourley and Thompâ€"~ sonâ€"tor their attendance and addresses on this occasion." A collectiun was taken np, after which the Rev. Mr. Pollard addressed the meeting, in moving the fourth resolution, in a very earâ€" nest and impressive maauner, deploring the present insufficient realization of the great blessing whichâ€"has been extended t» us, unâ€" der Divine Prouvidence, by the eaty access affordâ€"d through the issues of the British and _ Foreign Bible _ Socicty, and its aociliaries, and urged the uecessity of a greater reverence in the use of, The mecting was closed by the singing of the doxology and the pronouncing of the bencdiction by the Rev. Mr. Gordon. « Giobe" says :â€"* Varions importers and manuâ€" facturers have attempted to attain a reputation for their prepared Cocons, but we doubt whether any thorough suecess had been achieved uttil Mesers. Taylor Brothers disovered the extraordinâ€" ary qualities of © Mararilia® Cocog, their perfect system of preparation um of all species of the Theohroma, they have proâ€" duced an article which lm:ndu every other Cocson in the market. En solubility, a deliâ€" eate aroma, and a rare concentration of the urest elements of nutrition, dlnh’u the h.nvlll.(:oou above all others For homeâ€" paths and invalids we could not recommend a more agrecable or valuable beverage." ©Soid in ml‘g.;as,mm&-fi also may be s Brothers, Original Homoepathic Cocon and Boluble Chosolate. Steam Millisâ€" Brick Laze, London, Zog. â€" Maravilla Cocon â€" For Breakfast â€" . Mr. Thompson, of Sarpnia. < It is as CGarland, Mutchmeor &# Co. 1870 GARLAND, MUTCHMOR & CO. Ex " Prussiax,‘" and other Steamships, WOOL CLAN TARTAN PLALDS, WHITE, Black Velveteens, __ Waterproof Cloakings, Black Cobourgs, wJ" FREXCH MERINOES, Te Heary, wide and good, in the leading colors, at 2s 64 per yard. ’ CLaK TARTA®N IkISH POPLIN®. French Merinoes. Another lot o‘tctnotdlwy coeap flu is a rare opportunity of purf]'“""! first class fashionable Dry Goods. The 1mperial Oriental, __*__ The Imperial Reflector, The Two Best Selfâ€"Feeding Hall Stoves, The Airâ€"Hoater, for Bott Coal or Post, Parlor Grates and Stoves for Woo4 and Coal Cookiug Stoves, Dumb Stoves and Gallows Pipss, Stoves, Pipes, Zinc, &¢. PA Tinsmiths on hand to execute orders. ‘ ESMONDE BROS. Ottawa, Dec 11, 1869. â€" LARGEST ASSORTMENT â€" OF STOVES Will be found at â€" . 0300â€"!‘0 C.:l'.'xrh stroot, Otuvts‘ NO. 13, SPARKS STREET, coTTIsH PINK, A frst class hand to make Shir( on the preâ€" 12612 For Evening Wear in, The Albasian, The Mluhlâ€"ln'-htlud Stove. > IÂ¥XPORTATIONXS. aAT COST PRICE, Clan Tartan Velvets, MAIZE, Fancy Flannels, HAYE Jaraxess Sicks, Black Lustres and Alpaccas, BLUE and 1870 THE OTTAWA TIMES. JANUARY 20, 1870. MAUVE, 85 Bparks streot! 1%1 3m NO'I'IOI, s TO HOUSEKEEPERS and others, a large q‘undty of GLAS8W ARk, {ut. received on Conâ€" signment at ROWE‘3 Auction Rooms. Consistâ€" ing of Goblets, Tumblers, Wines, &0., in differâ€" ent styles and patterns. Table ware eoulmns of four plecosâ€"very nicoâ€"of different styles an cn-no. Alarge quantity of Cut Glass Decanâ€" re, New pattern. _ This is a Consignment direst from the Manu facturers in llal:if._fiiâ€";fu' be private Sale to close Consig nment. NO‘I'ICI. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CANE CHAILRS ever brought to the Ci‘y of Ottawa, can now be seen at .. ROWE‘8 Auction Rooms, Bast end from the Manufacturers in the W ost, e'oulzuq of a number of aifferent styles both Walnut and Maple ~â€"Parlor Chairs, Rockers, both Arm and Nurse of different designs. These Chairs will be soid cheap for Cash, toâ€"elose Consignment. We invite inspection. Remember the place No. 1, EAST ENU SAPPERS BRIDGE At A. Rowe‘s Auction Rooms, tC A. ROWE, > of different styles. A few Liquor Frames, Paper Machiec Goods, &c. _ * 2 They will be sold cheap by private sale to close consignme at. A. ROWE, _ BUFFALO ROBES, I. B. TACKABERRY has been favoured with a large mlg:é-nt from Montreal of Buffalo Robes, also~about 500 pairs of Shanty and Horse Blankets, which he is rnpuod to sell lower than can be obtained elsewhere in Ottawa. All wantâ€" hfi!ul.lolnbulnd better call soon as there will not be another such opportunity. a Ottawas, Nor, 22%, 1869. 1313 cturers in nalud. and will be sold cheap by ivate Sale to close Consigznment. A. ROW E, Auctioncer, No. 1, Rideau Street. Ottawa, Norâ€" 1 1ith, 1869.â€" 12034 Ottawa, December 20, 1869. 1236.t Ottawa, Nor 10th 1859 Wellington ‘Street, Upper Town, Oitawa Afl!AIDll WORKMANX & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL MERâ€" 1869. Otta wa, December 17, 1869. &:‘l‘.l':“ their M-.d..' 1nter h’n‘"dm“ MHeary Hardware, ox Steamships * Prossian," " Nestorian," " Moraâ€" fl-‘an‘hfuvi-.'nlmm prepared to m.l all orders with which they may be OQur stock will be found very complete in all the W“Mwhw viB : TOfI¢E. By I. B. Tackaoerry, Auctioneer. MMENSE SALE OF 1HOMAS ISAAC, OTTawWA CITY PAsSENGER RaAILWAY COMPaANY $ Will apply at the next onsuing Session of the Parligment of the Dominion of Canada, for an Act authorising them to extend their Line of Railway from its terminus, at or neur the Suspension of Quebec, with the consent of the Municipality ot Hull, and to connect the said extension with auy Reilway oc T mway of like guage, that may be constructed to Aylmer or other points, from the said Villago f Hull, and for other purposes. lrfl'. across said Bridgo‘ and its approaches, and through the Village of lhll. in the Province Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Ottaws, January 6, 1870. UOKRS and AVOER BITTs, KLTING LEAYHER and RUBBER ' At wholesale prices. An ‘.""‘“" of the goods is respectfuily Ottawa, December 17. 1869. 1334.1m _ ____ Butcher‘s,Spear and Jackson‘s, Jowitt‘s and other makers. AWsS, MILL, CIRCULAR, CROSS CUT, 4 &o., a large assortment. l:" e ;1&;{ â€"a ‘acturers in t ACK LEATHER and BELT KIVETS. ABLE and PICKET CUTLERY From Rogers, Wostenhoim, â€" Marsh i and other ‘makers, a fine assortment. $ ANADA and TIN PLATE3, GALVAN« t IZED and RUSSLAN IRON. & Rideau and Wellington Streets» OUsE FURNISRING .AARDWARE . In great variety, direct trom Euroâ€" poan and American markets. )OWDEEK, BLASTING, SPORTING and CANISTEK, OAL OIL LAMPS and LANTERNS, M a fair assortment. * 4 VA‘I'IB LIME or HU LL CEMENT, Received tresh ground every woek from the mills, _ ~ _ TOVES and PARLOUR GRATES, | A large assortment. By A. Rowe, Auctioneer. Auction SAales. HENEY‘S STONE BULILDING, Ceoking‘ and Fancy Stove By‘A. Rowe, Auctioneer. MHardware. Is hereby given that the DEALER 1N Patty, &6., Date‘s, Burtell‘s, asd ouher 1870. *Auctioneer. 1234.f Auctioneer. 1203â€"f 1355.12 Without exesption the best Spirits manufactured in Canads. ' Bole Agents for Oitawa, â€" â€" JAS. G. ROBINSON & CO. _ ‘The trade supplied, duty paid, orin Bond, by the car load, or in smaller quantities. CELEBRATED OLD RYE WHISKEY.: 1,000 «OoPpERMHAM & WOPTs‘ OODERHAM & WORTS STARTLING REDUCTIONS IN 700 200 500 OoDpERHAM & WORTS Placing them within the reach of the General MESSRS. D. T. BROWNE & CO., Bog to announce that they intend retiring from the WINE and SPLRIT .branch of their trade, and confine their entire operations to that of WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, GENERAL FAMILY GROCERS FAMILY PROOF WHI8SEKEY And now offer to the public, with. a view to clear off their stock | the choicest lots of Wines, Spirits, »a~ GENERAL GROCERS, w« ;'r«c. Sandyman‘s and Graham®, in great variety, trom $1.50 per gallon upwards. .‘ MNPORTANT ANKOUNCEKENT. Wl'l-l o su:nsv_, Good dr; @olden and Pale for dinner, of best makers hands, from $1 per gallon upwards. In cases and in wood, all of the choicest brands, from $3 per aosen upwards. _ _ Rum, Old Tom, Scotoh, Irish and Canadian, all at quotations never before offered. ,'h-mumhvludtolu in stocks and avail of these groat reductions, by sending in their orders without delay to _ â€". . =<â€" TITALIAN WAREAOUSEMEN, THK LUXURIES OF LIFE, LA&ARETS, s From $3 per dozen upwards, ‘nAll'Aolll, f From $3 per dosen apwards. RANDIES PURE HIGHWINE®:; FOR SALE, TWANKAY TEA. & CHTS UNCOL‘D JAPAN TEA Groceries. 56 Bparks street, Ottawa, CATTIES SPLACE TOBACCO Brus arsen Cov risn. JAS. G.ROBINSON & CO. Who-fulo Grocers, Ottawa. &e.. at startling saorifice, consistirg BRLS REDPATHWS YELLOW ATS VERY SUPERIOR Public. DP T BROWE & 90., with. a view to clear Ex Ships Nero from Oporto, Evening Star from Spain, Gazelle from Cogâ€" nac, Lark from Rotterdam, [)on'r WINE, Fine old stock, " Vintage 1851," quality, DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, wr.l'r INDIA 5 Lime Juice Cordiai and Syraps, try them, Something new, very fine, just out from the manufacturer, m";‘Noi admitted to be the finest favoured in the city. lt bhas a great run ty it.. A will recommeng itself * Ts ' < Blacks, are really fine, selected with groat care for the trade, J Asm and Greens, in frut variety, and urequalled for prices and quality, SUOAR' ANKD SYÂ¥RUPS, all the different numbers and kinds. . â€" Rlllon’l CHEESE, Queen‘s Arms and Stilton. The"only house in the city that has them this season. FBUITI. Raisins and Currants] for cooking for table use, finest kind, ‘ in tin racted, BAKIIG POWDERS, . Egg‘s an4 " Egg Powder,‘to arrive, A great saving. The avovre _ ods are well known to be the finest kind bro::h& into this city, and are well worth being tried by tamilies requiring them for use. A few tmais will prove their superiority over comâ€" mon goods. A call solicited. Â¥or sale by P e *ANADA PORTKEKHR and ALES, HEuRYÂ¥Y WINE, ‘ _ Very Pale, Old Wine, M Misa, coTcH WHISKEY, _ John Begg‘s, Lochingar, Lt was delightfally warm in church this mornâ€" ing. My feet woere as warm during the service as it 1 had been sitting in front of our Parior Grate with them on the hearth rnf, so you need not give up attending churen till next summer, as you intend tor fear of takingâ€"coid, for the sexton informed me‘ that , Ou. DC A NE M A 3 have just put up a A~ NEW WABM _ AIB . FURNACE, And it Works to a Charm. 4# RANDY, , Pure and reliable ; old and very m ild, We are prepared to heat Churches, Stores and Dwellings, and can refer to several churches and dnlllnfl in this elwu.wo have heated. Those we consider are the best testimonials we can offer. Estimates given on applicatior Stoves and Tinware as usual. Aitention given to job work. ‘Stonl. &o, delivered free to any part of the city. H MEADOWS & CO, am 35 Bussex stroot. LD RYE, __ _ Proof Whiskey and Highwines, OFFEKE, _ _ Fresh, Roasted and Ground, on the preâ€" UM, UINESS & Co‘s i Celebrated Dublin Porter, put up to order, _ _Ca N aD 4 LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, wSICH WILL SHORTLY BE DIVIDED, 't“"m the directors in holding out the prospect of a i . Highly Satisfactory Share of Profits To Assurers now joining the Company. Rates Lower than any other Office. . Its POLICIES are raxs from any embarrassing or veratious .conditions. such as admit of their being disputed or cancelled at any time. Every advantage to policy hoiders vleich is PICES, â€" _ Pure and unsduiterated, Allikinds"war.â€" OBACCOS, ACTORY CHEESE, \.__ A very superior quality, cheap, safety. LAVOURING EXTRACTS, Agent in Oitawa, REExwX GRAPES, Lemons, Candied Peels and fresh fruits ISNAN MADDIES, â€" Oysters, Bardines, Baimen and Potted Meats. EA & PERRIN SAUCEK, _ > 0_ | _ And a variety of other brands; the best. ROSSE & BLACK WELL‘S GOODS, ‘ A full assortment. THE FOLLOWING GOODS : TOV KS Before the beginning of next term, restricted to boys under 15 years of age. »â€" years. For further particulars lpply to the CAPITAL STOVE DEPOT, KEST LNDILA Ottawa, January 13, 1870. M A FESTIVAL i» aid of the Parsonage Fund of the Church of England, Ayimer, will be bheld in the Market Hall, Aylimer, on FRIDAY EVENâ€" ING nest, the 21st INST, whenâ€"a lot of FANCY ARTICLES will be distributed as prizes. Gowan‘s Band will be in attendunce. Admission Tickete with Prise, 50 cents. Admisâ€" sion Ticket without Prize, 25 cents. 1260 3 3rd Dec, 1869. nARD QULNN. Seeretar Manctick P O, Ontario. Mopean January 6, 1870. John De Kuyper‘:, double berried, first PICT(\)N, oN T &A R I 0 There will be an enâ€"mâ€"utlo-'for two OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS Fine Old Jamaica, " Pare," FIFTY DOLLA RS E AC H, NTARIO COLLEGE, ESTIVALâ€" H. MEADOWS & CO., Male, first or secon d class. Apply to BELâ€" D QULNY. Seeretary Treasurer of Trustees, ble with sound management and ultimate @rocerites aCHER WANTED for 8 8 No 9, LIME JUICE CHAMPAGNE, «HOS. â€" PATTERSON, R H HAYCOCK. tenable for a yo'nâ€"-t.lo other for two All kinds of highest strongth. F3 No 26, Rideau steot, Ottawa. exchanged as usual, AT [HEK VARIETYEALL SURPLUS FUNDS OF THE a full assort ment, % oF A G RAMSAY, Manager. Dawes make, CLAUDE LONG, All leading American and Canadian Periodiâ€" cals, London Journal, Bow Belis, etc. Ottawa, January 11, 1870, 1216 the Young. _ / Bound ; Vols Good Words, Sundl‘d Magazine Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, @#bd Words for I'OIIIIOI SEWS DEKPOT, HOWELL‘3 CORNER, SUSSEX STREET. This week‘s Chimney Corner, Ledger, Emerald, SJorfing Times, Western Workd, Frank Leslic‘s agazine, Harper‘s Weekly, Weekliy Herald, Tribune, Pllot and all other Lrish papers, Clipper, New York Wookg.. Days Doings, Fireside Com panion, Pomeroy Democrat, Sunday Mercur7, and all other Eupopean, Awerican and Canadian iapon, Godo;,) Madame Demorest, and other Magaszsines for January. â€" Canadian < Illustrated Kows. The whole Dominion should buy their teas of the TKI!IOI‘!'BIAL THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY Our Teas, after the most severe tests by the best medical authorities and judges ‘of Tes, have been pronounced to be quite pure, and free from and artificialcolouring or poisonous subst ances so often used to In.xsrovo the appearance of Tea. They are unequalied for otron‘rh and fiavour. They have been chosen for their intrinsic worth, keeping in mind hnlt.h,oooam;’,snd a high degree of pleasure in drinking theim. We sell for the smallest possible %:fiu,oloetin‘ a saving to the consumer of 15c to Eorlb. Our Teas are putup in 5, 12, 15, 20 and 251b boxes, and are warranted }nro and free from poisonous substances. (Grders for four 5 1B boxes, wo 12 ib boxzes, or oneâ€"20, or 25 1b box sent carriege free to any Railway Station in Canada. Tea will be forwardedimmediately on receipt of the order by mail containing noul, or the money can be collect ed on delivery by efpressâ€" man, wLn there are o offices, In sending orders below the amount of :u, to save expenreit will be better to send ’ money with the order. Where a 25 ib box would be too much, four families olnbbllt together could send for four 5 ib boxzes, ortwo 121b boxes. W e send them to one address carriage paid, and mark each bor plainly, so that each party get their own Tea. We warrant all the Tea we sell to give entire satisfaction. â€" If they are not sa.isfactory they cap be returned at our expense. and 650 ; Vor‘lm Full Fiavored do, i5¢c; Soung Oolong, 450;° Rich Flavored do, 60¢; Very Fine do, do, T50; Jupan, Gond, 500, 55¢, Fine do,60c, Very Fine, 650, Finest, T5e. GREEN TEA. 'l‘vnktk::e, 55¢,650;, Young H&m £06, 606, G5e, T0o; do, 74, Very Fine, 8§c; Superfine and Very Choice, $1 Fin. Gunpowder,850;, Extra HAUSER‘S NEWS DEPOTS, BLACK TEA. English Broak{ Broken Leaf, T on tht, Fies Fargered New Seaore to,60c, 008 Bole Agent for the Colarado Indistructabie Pen. OR SALE Su: rfine e u p Montazir, Ap#til, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Tea Company, 6 Hospitalâ€"street, Montreal ; We notice with pleasure the large amount of Tea that we have forwarded for you to different parts ol the Domin ’UBII & SON Have still on hand a good assortment of on, and we are glad to find your basiness o rapidly increasing. We presume your 1018 are giving runl satisfaction, as out of the large amount forwarded, we have only had occasion to return one box which, we anderstand, was sent out through a mistake. * a@,ChENEY, , _ Manager Canadian Expross Company . m._ Tea only sc‘d by this Oo-fu"‘ o An excellent Mixed ‘‘ea could be sentior sue and 70¢; very guod for common purposes, 50¢. T Beware oi pediars aua runners using our came, or ofering our Peas in small packages. Nothing less thap a cattie sold. Note toe Addressâ€" The Montireal Tes Company § Poistics, Literature, Commerce, Industry and Agriculture. PUNCH‘s ALMANAC, 1870, The Frenchâ€"speaking inhabitants of Ottawa will, doubtlessly, be pleased to learn that a newsâ€" paper bearing the above title is about to appear to meet their wants. Aware of the necessity for such a newspaper, in both languages spoken in Ottawa, and which will afford, every evening, the latest intelligence, I have not hesitated to underâ€" take the publication of the Courier, and it shall be my aim in doing so to fully anticipate the requirements and wishes of the inhabitants of the Ottawa valley. The future of Uttawa is promising. Trade is brisk, and there is evidence of present and future prosperity. Hermeans of communication to and from the city, and the facility of estabâ€" lishing additional factories, afforded by the unrivalled waterâ€"power at oér very doors, will do mucl_t to rapidly increase the city of Ottawa.| Confederation has strengthened the social and commercial ties between theâ€"English and French speaking inhabitants of the Dominion, and it shall be the aim of the Courier to cement them still more strongly together. In the views and measures of the existing governmen} the proprietor of the Courier fully concurs, and will endeavour to give it that full measure of support which circumstancer may render necessary, carefully avoiding unnecessary offence to sucn as may differ from us in opinion. We will cultivate a friendly bearing towards the traditions of the past and the actualities of the present, hoping to take a middle but not uncerâ€"| tain course, which cannot fail to be -l,;preciwed . by the inbabitants of the entire valley of the Ottawa. A young people should endesvour to raise themselves to the.level of more advanced naâ€" tionalities, and this they can only do by being made sexuinwd with what is done in other parts of the world. This shall be our task, and we shall also urge such improvements as may tend to increase the means of traffic and the wealth of the community. Our attention shall not, however, be confined to city wants. The roc‘uinmentlbf the husbandman will receive a full share of our attention, knowing that on the cultivation of the soil the merchant and artisan very much depend, It shall, in a word, be our particular object to protect and encourage the agriculturist, and at the same time assist other industries, and to provide agreeable and useful information for mf, in leisure hours. Cornzonduu will always find our columns open to them in which to express their wants or o offer suggestions, provided the opinions exâ€" vressed are consistent with -onllityr and Agent jor OU awa, couched in moderate, though it may be CATN@SE languag*. Let it not be supposed, however, by anything that may have been said, that the attention of the Cowricr will be wholly devoted to local matters. The inulllfim of the hour from every quarter of the giobe will find its way into our columns, the telegraph will be freely made use of, and the latest news will be in every manner, possible obtained. og e P oo cuâ€"â€"AAC t cattar whirh thi TEA COMP ANY. l’”i'lulootl. from the variety of matter which the Courier will contain, and the e’u'i employed in its managepent, the proprietor fully anticiâ€" pates success and u{kd‘“ himself to deserve it. * The Courier will be published every evening at fve o‘clock, and the yearly subscription, of which will be $1 a; 64 ROSPECTITUS Sussex and Sparks Strects. Christmas London Sociely, yable in advance, is $4. _ _ _ _ %b«:-m m:-mmaop&m POCKET DIARIES," Publilcations. OTFAWA COURIERA. 1870. Importers, AT e $1 a year. ©O08p !thI BUREAU} ’ Kdstor and Propriaor, or J. DURIE & SOXN, OP THE though it may be earnest this cirouls;r equally 10 spark stroet. L MOLEaN, 18 Bparks street. LEAYE OTTAWA. ARKIVE IN PRESOOTH Exprom, 8 a. m . 10.452. m. Mixed, 1.15 p. m. 4.30 p. m j LRAYE PRRS8COTT. ARKVE IN 0%aÂ¥Wi. . _ Express, 2.00 p.m. £.30 p. m. Mixed,7.45 a. m. 11.10 s. m. Crosst®G RramoYBâ€"Nos 1 and 4 cross at Kemptvicde _ No# 2 and 3 sross at Kemptreilie. â€" Nore 1â€"Nos 2 and 4 wu. nave right of track over all otber trains: w\ s Notk 2â€"Prains gotog n‘i mb t a-,.!n ich | Prescott Jupction, ard when i4 $ wusl ask . rdere i at toe Te egrayb Offce reiamyb to the ‘}uu'..L‘; ON anc AFTER TUESDAY, Trs DRECEMBER, 1869, and until further notice, TRAIN> will rut as fo lows: of the urinea Train 5 1__s [. 6. DETLOR, PhuMA > «aÂ¥AGOLD® urnmmu. M abapihs U :reoud. _ N. B.â€"The above 1rams ais ‘run ty alireal ST. LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA _ RAILWAY, TIME TABLE, No. 23, Commeucing on MONDAY, NOV, 28, 1869, 4.159. M.«â€"â€"TRAINS will leay } e OJP Brockville daily at 4.156 p m, 74‘ a m, arriving at Sandpoint at 10.0C6 p m, * p m. LEAVE SANDPOINT., A. M.â€"â€"TRAINS® will leave 63005.“‘»1“ at 6.00 a m and 2.30 pm, arriving at Brockville at 12.15 p m,8.30 LEAVE PERTH. P. TRAINS will leave cD:déPDreal &.3$ p m and 9.05 a m arriving at Smith‘s Falls at .ulr m ard 9.56 a m LEAVE SMITH‘8 FALLS. with trains “IAID TRUKNK IAIL:{J PAFY OF CANADA. (formerly the Ottawa & Prescott Rellway.* Trains for Lachine at ...........0:00am, 1:00 an 9 a m, 12 noon, 1;30 pm,4;40 p m, $p m and 6:30 p m. The 1:30 pm train runs through to Provine GoIKG soUTH AND EAST. Accommodation Train tor Island Pond and Intermediate Stations ut......... T7:00 am Erpressfor Bostonat.......................... 8;40 ®® Express tor NewÂ¥ork and Bostonat...... 4:30 pÂ¥ visz Vermont Central. Express foo New Â¥ork and Boston vié Plattsburgh, Lake Champlain, Burlington & Rutiand at......o a m, 440 p ® Express for Island Pond, at................. 200 p Night Express for Quebec, lsland Pond, ~ Gorham and Portiand,stopping beâ€" wrain from Montreal on _ Friday cight,, for Hali far, N.#., returming on Puesday. _ _ ~ tween Montreal and island Pond at > * tt. Hilaire, St, Hyacinthe, Acton, , Richmond, Sherbrooke, Waterville and Coaticook only, at......... ,.%..u;l. Te p**~ dlo:sluOmuul Night Ttains. ‘[ gn‘::hook through. ) stecmer Caristta ieaves P./zand every SATULVAY AFTERNGON (after the arrival of The international Company‘s ~‘eamors, rUDDD, 11 conneotion with the Grano Trunk Rellway leave Portland every MGAavaÂ¥ andt TELURKRS DAY st 6 p m,ior 5t Jobn, N.L., &c. o > . , ibhe has excellont accommeodaticn ‘or passéhge:s and freight, . 4 â€"â€"_ _ Tickots isued turough a}the C pal sistions. _ CA vapeay‘s _ For further informatic= av« in« ol arrive) and leparture of ail traee o. Rorminal and way MaRâ€" tiows, apply awt the Ticke: Vince. wouaÂ¥entlure Jt ROCKYVILLE &‘OTTAWA RAIL«â€" w ay. Opening through from Windsor to Annapol: completing the connezion between Halifax * and 8i. John. On and after EATURDAY, the 18th DE CEMBER, 1869, this Rellway will be open for passenger ..A‘ ‘:'o.dnule. as -“t‘: uk ie as ~nedv‘ beP ratancts .A P o Abvag ED IATLL Trains leave Windsor (in conpection with the trains of the Nova Beotia Railway from Halifex) at 10.%5 a in and 6.50 p m, arriving at Kenwille at 11 45 a. m., and 8 45 p. m, and at Aonapolis st %.30 p m, connecting there with steamers Emperor or Empresw for t John, N B. P keturningâ€"the trains leave Annapolis at 2.26 m, with passengers by steamer from 8t Jobn, rolvin‘ tnere at 8 a m, and arrive at Kentville at 6.20, W indsor at 6.40, and Halifex at % pm. â€" . Approved by the Imperical Academy of Medicéne the 27th December, 18498. It is especially to its eminently absorbent poni:-"tru:' BELLOOC‘s clu‘oou. un-': great eceaoy. It is specially recommended for the following affections : Brockville, Mop® or Exrrorurxr.â€"Belioc‘s UBE/UOORM i" taken before or after each meal, in the ferno m POW DER or LOZENGK3. In the me Of it ot cases its beneficial effects are felt aiter he frst doses. Detailed instructions accompay each INMKAN LINE OP MAJL STEAMERS, AAILING FROMX NEW YORK EVEEY BATURDAY * AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYs. RATES OFf PASASAGE BY THE SiTUROAY OreixERl First Cabin, Payable in Gold. oo ottle of powder ‘and box of lozenges. Ortawa OrFiCEâ€"York streei, «orner of ~usseg reet. A & A II TAYLOR, Agents _*. _ C.J. BhYDoe <. 0 hMoutrea!, December, :8# u"’wz_Q}M.fi.wn.....‘.-..............f.«fl” @v e o y s > RAtwerage, Payable in Ourrency, Liverpool or Queenstown. ......................« 346 P.s8AGE EY TBE TUESDAY STEAKER V! EALtrAX HALbIEAK.. .....«« . «+000 â€" »se00000 00003000 + +0 aao an+ ann an0 8t. John‘s, N F., by branch steamer........ Liverpool or Qu@@NDBIOWR......««» »s»ee0 seese» Kentvillie, Dec 8, 1869. _.John‘s, N.F., by branch steamer.... .... . 36 O0 Tickets sold to and from ESngiand, lLreland, and "c:-duu.u moderate rates: lus ferthor information, y at the Company‘® hank. Jola DALE, agent, _ NOR LIVERPOOL & QUKENXSTOWK KLLOC‘S CHARCOAL, LKAVE BROCEKYVILLE, GASTRALGIA DYSPEPSIA PYROSIS ACIDITY DIFFICULT DIGESTIONS CRAMPS IN THE STOMACg _ CoON8TIPATION CHANGE OF TIME, PERTH BRANCH. Steerage, Payable in Ourrency, aes sessemenesees . »Abees0nn® MAIN LINE. Firu Oabin, Payable in Gol6. _ 18 Broadway,,New Yot KRRAICK & CROMBIE Otewa, COLICS DIARRLhGEA DYSENTERY CHOLERINE. iherss: ssesseuw Tilh ~tiHe Managiny lnretors VYEKNON sM1THB. 1 130y Belloc‘s Chersoal is seee sees en# ah4 + 60 B« .).100b0? $100 00