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in Mo e o 5 Campbells t in easd students a0« is tens ble fo contsining 4 mip atiobs, < dy, a0, m# # .Av=l.‘. 8 r+v Modai) 1 Te Tib â€" EAvigg y nolareb) and 8 ce "of piko ancls of insurance , 9 pmmq d, and, from mlements \be to faay ront to a4fult i# acogre. due and uopaid. r::a:uo of the pait® Wk» ARTRHCUCE HAAVE the «ad 28, io UÂ¥ Roae . yA , value $10#; i alue $100 to P s , value $100 ; the m d DR outHous®# l AM0D *T en H 1 *Â¥ op ye t 4C 6 ZoTT ad £, BV LLES, ensumption. Romes in the “. Prpridn brt uen 4....] cimmacies hay wst Te Te mil :\’“N an Bank of â€"Massre J . Rownahip * .“0'0.‘"" is wikes 1004 ts Is Codver & h B eg yA w fugges Murlterles se es s :’-fl“ .! band to young chi nu.u’unâ€". consumption, ay -Lh-n(,.'..gz ! cokis and a GUE CURE nt«, artsing fro cellent remedy, ikh aabf of uit of L124 YeOr‘s ot harm q . wl 8 IT Y 1 PE BR better known. i; 'Cm:vm REAL & l 1P dn : an'-'_. " vere aiik to be made to E-E by C L BALDWIN & co., ud of Mortreal, t-m 0¢â€" BALDWINX BRO93., . OR ABR13 ful HUIPS AND )0 bair, will A rsenic SU ® a NCE O MiMoo, Toronts epeian mplaints, Thin £NCIAL I «& DiCQINE .‘ 4 o tor 1 haie. * «x 4."* oupiets ue 1870 B #r ib ‘ “ with q. EueC CE Houssator 444 L# 140 P Throat and orie, ¢ _ PaW n Tussday, tory of Amve Io antidote for » RiByat most ver ungt . many M ) 1488 may D4 al K & zigh for 1 5 wld 204 the 4# No h a ol 1604 »ool} CA well tÂ¥ r /fl"" r#“" ; oPTAW 4A quo oenyed BR Uisu 1£81 â€"..~ MERKCTORS : | on, Alllegal matters wili "M ; DC THOMSON, Treaâ€" | * ATHOMSON, T H DUXN. |_ Ot aws, November 7, 1868. Manager. 1hilyg p wegucpremmemntemenmen Â¥ASHINXG COMPOUND k “'.h;.-ln ' T us stadlk, _ 4484 * 5 urasds | l ols oS wa ts s s +) w uot hbe 4 “d"“‘!.p.” .:TII:.C.:l!I': EA_uh'.ldn-o of them of a f“;\\'rfl‘,o FLOM 110 aP TW ®N~PY.KIVH ResT BELOW ©osT "Jug af DAF A!0%6 110 ROWXE £c0o, ON sPaAaLK®.sST hoach Coffes grou*4 Â¥OL. Le " oftimme..... F. WMXERR stock paanty wPn‘t I"""‘.“ mm TD ‘Wv wie k e hriie ns gad {hef Fine; pouk, it CKLRU % Lase. g®a®xiNos isR 02 â€" 3 T 0 & & RHEEU WAark MB C@Mftic soort a suor sToR ~ YORK sTREE: k mosiving BPRIN ; 8U Mâ€" "‘a:?-tu ..:::;‘L \:n Misame. and Cnlldrans *.r".d hncl'n »rlml-‘ P 1 un por te C %.h‘ ‘:::u' L'nbon. uljaal Torws FFICRBâ€"O P Decwnoso‘s Eachacge Wine, 10 Sparks street. ust und ugliest horss can be made master, and even to walk aftor him in ..Mdr;t vithout th‘odi':un horse. sessmplished in one da y . a lor GORNS at usheap rate, withount WARTS on your hands or face. Thay Â¥d in a short time without injury to the he alightant. lume suck dissases. Whoumatiom of ean be cured in lessthan a week say kind of medisins in the \nside rsous troabled with the Qravel BTABLISHED . BUSINXESS, ee"__ pÂ¥L®KM K \ F. SOI THE I1MS8T g- . TCB 19# fate i ;,, 97 ang adrantagsous m &V\!lt Lits for sate, m Pesidences,in blook , t 10 sores. wis ireeh aod #QR SA L } TRATNIXG [IXFORMATION wnider LXVI! of the H&JM. 4 Qunried on by PELROGRAPH COM P A NY NT D 1\ ‘| j NCE â€" COMUPANY TB T POuIs 95 to 30¢h April in Moart Disease, ‘ll;l;s;u; 1817 In Ottawa 118 80 THOU 3 »“‘,, pr hd Profits 0| lh».pnl Are s Hk w C â€" EtS he _ P “‘m‘uw@ AND LIQUOR® age t 14 #* Sowel Complaintscan be cured han twenty hours, Also, by a s V hy EW Sibitordars, «@nich wil be Bi#tlse. . Allkwork done Rmy establishment. 1 shossin‘g and manuatacâ€" tor the Farming and whom 1 am «~ large‘y fifoms uk usaat aetying comâ€" be agonts can make a plica J ther railuable mi’oln t M a distanse to crmnplets tho ing to their APPLICA FLO NS Prafits above raferred to, all ©ap be PERCFZCTED o8 or with the Te PPimy, in sums o ME K Jow tate % interest anc be®y ""* Woverninent vory eusy,, lieation to F. MARKTIN, ion, as the best time to Low PRICES® & !A ag @rose! ‘asnary and * 104. M' Brus! alr. At® 4# % â€" 3t: CK 4 Jt sgenat sTREET ind ho with any such ds xo W atnsed Baimorals d Freach 1 mpor te d ms daiter U ppars. t Ulting Boot will ate, which will be 6. Allkwork done satablishment. _ I ain‘y and manutacâ€" the Farminz and evees ary of the closing yor AG KAMWSs A Â¥, Manager & Aa BRADLEY, beligitor tR UVURZPIY NA W interest and | Clarence Street, next to the City Hotel 27 ",% mems to the | , Ottaw a. xO 130t, ts of fins arila W ved by a4go, o# AND \L, UO® M A Y Cc m w# t 1 7t U FIl DOLLAR3S t a l ar 4@ Youn SWaable for 04. ©O c t y . en ND & faw Buildiags, 1g yeoar a# t Ofice | Jobs Poupore, 1207 3m | ! No: 104. + T F _ The tollowing Lnsurance o.-,.-t has recelved i a lisense to transactthe business of Lite Lnsuranor ; in Canage ; No. 34. The UNION MUTUAL LLFEINSUK | ANCE COMPANY, of Maine. Deposit in U. 9. d« of *#1â€"$50,000, B. K. CJRW LN, General Ar. Bt,; John, N. B | Â¥For the Xinister of Finanoe | % + . JORLN LANYTON, Auditor. | I have this d+y, deposited with the Receiverâ€" | General, Twenty Thoausand Dollars in addition to | the above Fing Thonsand, -om WLM san d u.nmwo.m, U. 8. Bonds, 68 of ‘*®1 | iirl-é lun.:t Cray, t";.“uo beer appointed Counsel to the Com e Domin | foue â€" Adk Legpad maktiuen wilk 3.'_.-3_-_‘-”_931-. Will commense tunning her regular trips from Major‘s Wharl to Ottaws ever _ Menday . and Saturdey leaving Major‘s at 5 a m, and Octaw a at tpp Mb _ lg A@YHIE OTTAW A RIVER Wili loave Aylimer Daily (suaday excepted) at %â€"30 a, m. t Agentfor the Baaver, Toronto Matual Fire and Live stosk Insurance Co, Genersl Commission Agent, Importers, Manufactures and Mining Agont Mining claimas constantly on hand, Oflce, corner Metcu:te and Sparks streets, over Maon Bros Hardware Stora, R % AVdau ATION CoVs sTEAMER®S LIHE ITIN8SURANCHK COMPANY OK MAIN R. J. UERNMIHXGAAN, & _ cie cnrm..l.i‘-u.llh.-“.,. 'g NES, Ont. uk GENERAL AUCTIONEER =|| *E MoUuntos, rroprietor, & AND SALE R#OOMAâ€"Clty Austle DWM A .,.f..":‘.' :.‘:::::;. :‘:.:-'-udag o'"cm. York street, near the Market. travellore. ® #8Uy Htawa, April, 95, 13 The subsoriber in lssuing this his spriag Cirou lar, begs to return bhis best thanks to his triends and the general public ot Ottawa and Country, as weil as his many sonsignore at = distance, for the very liberal patronnge bestowed on, and condâ€" gence placed in him, since bis advent as Auctionser of this oty, and to assure them that sonstant desire and eadeavour wili be, to metit continuance of the support anad patronage : liberally exteuded to him. He can reter with pleasure to the many testimonia‘s he haw received {rom those who placed properts h..llo hnodse for Alsposal, that quica sale, excelient ses, aud immediate o‘-uuouun‘-nh:‘ mi Montreal, wich ) tawa mt 7 a un, d In solteiting public patronage in this branolk _ | business he would respecttully intimate, that. + the future as in the past, it «ill be His Wtq' sate to stad4y the interest of his pat ; and thas by carsful attention, prom,t o«th rad, n‘i muderate charges, to tenlit a conti of that pat conago neresolfare so liberaily upot \ Cb oth Spring Furniture Sales atthe Mart will com | Th« houss, (situated in the centre of the ob.n mence Lamedi .tely, and from time to time will be | has been recentiy enlorged. Hited witn all duly announced. He will hold ML* O | m»dern improvements. and refurnished through. Hopses, Caitle, &s, &o, onthe Market, notion 4 aut in Orst clw»s »ty lo. * of whoh will be given, The large naumber of| The halls and apartmonts are spacious and Horkes and Cattlig sold by him during the past | al~y. I yoar, is asumaotenat guarantee that ho abluty io 3.-. Mours â€"Breakfast 8 a m ; Luack 1 pu ‘his eritioal branch of aactlionsering is appred: | Disser® pm ; Tea 8 pmu. f ated ‘lmb U per a%y, - C: rrlage and Boggy Sales will s0on commence, MA Partien vishing Walifax will Ond at * aad those who have Horess, Carringes, and Har: | Curiston,‘ good attention, cleaniiness and news to dispose of wili do weil to send them 19 | jort. the Wart as #uv8 ‘Ag possitbe _ fe s e 5 9 Habifax®, April 1, 1870, 1434 '.l 1 F. R,. HIGGIN®, The Sule Koom is well lHighsod an. ventilared, u:.bnunmmu the sity, being l‘:l.b. aar 6 w are it o‘- patronage respecttully Beveral Housse in the city on hands for sale. J BERMINGH A Â¥, Ottawas, March 1470 k I L YÂ¥ & t CoM PAX Y COMMISSION MERCINANTSE, ‘ FORWARDERA DEAL K880 1® Wheat, Corn, Flour, Oatmeni, Pork, &6¢. oTTaAWA, Kad of Little dussoxâ€"st. Uash advanced on goous nmm tor immeâ€" Hate sale. Prompt rsturnsin WO# 134441 €p°" . U. KRaere® OrICE *Â¥ . 1 hlex Frasec, sSALES AT PRIVATE REsIDE®XCE3 mumenced hor regular trips between Ottaws mtreal, wiih Mails and Passengers, loavi0g To beobtained from THR Canadian Parliamentary Calendar Aws» . Directory for 1870. M A RKKZCT _ 83 T C aA M Ek tege CALIRY ue TUK UNLON FORWARDPING) 1306t¢ * xX NN $1S 8 0 N "â€"~ma OMINICK FOX. GEKENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, now open to Joachim H LA*TON & €O., TOâ€"OA Â¥ Â¥ALL sITHAUMER ® P oas bIo t ®. Agencres, Kinanoe Darazturnt, Ottawa, l ith Qotober, 1808 THELR OTRAX®R®E A NO Bowins, W W1# 3. Gold Bonds, 8# of ‘%1 LIF « rag i c brig bed l HALIFAX, NOVA 8SQOTIA, tof the Domin Established 1851 .. %#h- Permanent and transiont boarders accommedaâ€" B. K. * ted, and every “.M.r. to their comfofrt; ‘w- 6y JUNUN ROMANS, Propristor,. )8 mnnnscne ie srcrninmame nc ammennranmemnmenme ts ucce mmime HOPE & CO., and JONES 4 HOLL a ND K W a@UEPUHUERD Hliltt R 3 CA8SSELA, Presidec t T O K I A W alter Bmith, K#q, _l"Onln.loq. L.-' & GKWÂ¥MILL, ‘m% Nuligitur®, Convey ancers, &6, â€"JMseâ€"â€"In Court House, Ottaw a. * Kongaur Lak®a. dintt _ Jomws J. @rx»®11. ‘ lc.’uunn #I* A M iL ®, Darrister add Attor= a @ asyâ€"utâ€" Law, soliertwsâ€"inâ€"CUhancery, Convreyâ€" «ncer, &o. OMleoâ€"Lang‘t Buildings, Elgast., oppenite the Post Mlee, gm's 484y m , (main »Jli0el), a0d VujaÂ¥k, (ELHH Rarivamentary Practics and Patents for Invenâ€" tion, &« , espemaily aiteaded to in Vitawa. * M. MoLave, W, mCK Wumuut, K. 3 Lawuoek, (8 t in w ... Avaevaiee Kerrea . C @ Fiace 0ce. Publ.c, an onl l ol v street J W . W . W oA it io, of the late Arm of Lowis, #© Pinbkey & W ard, bas removed his Chaneer OMlee to Ueil‘s Law Chambers, opposite lun( Uouse, Kiginâ€"st l“ C, CLEMOW, Attom oyâ€" #% io «hansoy, Comvey anwer ko , &#0. utheâ€"UOver soutt‘s Sparke stroot, Contro: Lown, uttaw .’ocfmo HKADEKR*#*ON®, [ Medhilil Uale vers‘ty | Physician, burgeon and accoucheur, hog,â€" that recently ovsupled by Dr. Malâ€" loob, Vuke=t, Chaudiers, itawa. 1B #y rmoreâ€"lust Vinds BDaldiPgs, ELiglE a CQH m w n , N Bâ€"â€"Money advanced on landed sscurity hour York «ur k4 . .A“ U ;« .’.- OLIVEHR M ARMLTETLX, Denatist OBoeseâ€" Sparkaâ€"st: oot, Conti al Ottawa. Bauch ”“o URKOMLGEK UUVCHISON, Dentist. UMceâ€"â€"Sparkeâ€"streot opposite Mages 4& Russeli‘s. b18y . 4B 46 2 % #o 4s . wb y l 1200 ll\ll # QUKEK® ! RKEa®TAURANT, * M. KAV ANAGH, Propristor, Corner of Metoaite and Iut...u.mulm qvuo main entrance to the overnment he " QU EEN * comprises .muna-' ter a h.-d:hnu «ht." Yho lu?‘:n“. radizted aid raishou nrmP«-t r‘b the ahologst Brands in Winssanad Lige «ts and erery Inlloney ol the soum a wiil be tound on the table. The ”I. €6,. 1LK000, nm.. Surgson and Acsouchour. VBoeeâ€" ‘s Dook, 3parike~ VY T.- M WTC RoOPOLILEF AK, AUMOND3 SLOCK, Rudowe Ntrâ€"ct «Mawa, QWIut P. O MWHK AKA. Puorairto®s 57 Aravle atre aiuin‘uuut-m will be dizected to be com ol tos guents 400 patrode. BM® (yy iescs Awine who. A*\ $ (O@tawa, December 4, 1 49 .‘DW AKHRD F. BDARTXELL, Burrister 4 Sulleitor, Attorney and Notury Public, Clerk he Poase and County Attorney, for the United inties of Prescott and Russell. OfMceâ€"â€"In the urt House, L\utignal. 34 Oun EVEkRY CoNVENIENCcE aND CpxXÂ¥oRT q»l TUK TRAVELLING PVBLIC, pICK WICK HuOUUSK, "\llll"l.l t Coâ€", Land Surveyors, Land A , & nught«men, &s. OMes, m. the Ontarip Wenk, srrn-u. ditawa. YÂ¥ tore Trauat Loan Co. & K. Tl..fl.l. l “fi____L___f_un.. “ WMILLING®, Jr., Architect, © OMgeâ€" & â€" Buil‘s BWiook, Auppors‘ Brodge. u-.-?‘u-- H A3ime, ln}. A.ohiteot, Philaâ€" deol lu& on Ruller, Keq, Architect, Al J D'S A ""o' '-o‘m'.l mw’“% muflu, Dirsstor 0. & 8t. L. K. K. t hatdaadienal <ad‘s Wieremmmmemaifferee “ owlfll. Commussion Mershant and # ul Agont. Sdole agent for lp“i Uighwines andProof 'lhloy‘ also, Dawes* Laâ€" ofl.n Alog and Porter. Pork, Flour, &o., for talw Orrion: No. 8, Aparks sureet, near the Russel! 1 mse, Ottawa elty, C. W . , | And the table epread with f EVERVDELICACY OFK PHK SEASQN guiut *% &A 04 A. t O 3 WUERKEAY it haus been dissovered that oanil dispose 1 persons have been tamperiag with the wires of the PROPLES® TELEGORAPH CQÂ¥â€" PANY,. a Reward ot° ONKâ€" HNUXD ED DOL LARS4ls hoereby ofered for such information) as will laad to the convistion of the ofendars, _ | By Order of the Board. «| €D CLKOWD, WHIDGWE & LAWLONR, Barristots, Advocates, &#¢. Jiews, Ay!â€" Q, (Main Streen), and Ottawsa, (EHga A N4 % ts CC# #*. 0 bHbb.4 CWHWOICEST LIqVUORS, FAVERLY HuU#*E , »LAN®, APKCOIFICATIONA, &446â€", A« 58 A 4 A, Arch Bailding«, Rideau 13â€" ef Wotets t ol *#M:at0o0ns. VE itE A U, Notary Public for the Pro Good 3t abling and an Astentive Hostler C000 t w t n ® NK Hundred Colltare Reward, M it The Bars always supplied with the «Miscel!l s neol aâ€" B A LN 0 T OO â€" 0 Th ART, Wedic¢aut. 4) "". “'o * t N 494 bu Bs & HOU® ®, HRLANX,. PRLOPRIETOR ® ty Kuux Fowano Kix®k®, Hu F. DRUMMOND, Mabager @9Â¥ â€" i6 Aitormney at La®w, vay andof , #0. yes, Rigio street, t> L,in t , cualhoitdif» 1, &e , Susso®« it mt un 837 yout i Aw . *@He yanser . Notary asar the Pos avorf > Halifar, N. 8 Law, Solleitor .M ‘m. Conlectivaary , ‘ dawy. kigin street, 13;3â€"6m M omm oot d tw Â¥01y OGYTTaWA, WEDXESDAY, JUNE 29, 1870 t. 43utt y t Â¥ 0 Â¥ h‘\ | _The Ansual General meeting of the CANA | CKNTR IL RAILW / Y Company will be held | tme COMPANY‘S OFPFICE in the City of Oitaw | on FRIOAY the TWELETH (lith) day | AUOUST sest, at TWELVE o‘clock noen, | which all persons Interested are beroby req! â€"to take notioe. | gquropean and Americas will reveive the attention their importance doâ€" l Snenereeae en e (e mA mands, The presemption depart=est wil be of heir patronage, % under the persoual supervizien of the propriet=r, | fir““mflflhp“h&oqu&y + * + | of all materrale «w ployed. I o s 7 The subscoriber has ample fucliities for atiendâ€" | e Ing to the wants of is ccsucc¢ c _ _ _ _ __ _ _ | Twreood, The enubseriber bogse to Inform bis *sients and he pablle geseraliy, that be Las commenced business in the sew uulliing adjminiug the Ontario BagyK, sparne streot, with a periectly noew sad complete stook of The Popular Properstary * sc y AWnabrirprih Cns OHtawe, February 17, 1070 10835.8 y Goon.se Drugs, Kngtish, Freach and Gérmas Dyo Stufs, deeds, and all the Mussiiancous artiâ€" alee nsually sold oz Druggqste. Canada Contral Railway OBes, Ortaws YCity, June 10, 1878 OTTawWAa RAILWAY COMPANY Druggist and Pharmacentical, Chemist Sparks Stroct, Centre Town £ The Ansoual Qensral Meswing of the Breookvilie and Ottawsa Rallwagp Company will be boeld at the CUMPANY‘A OPFICHK, ts the Towsn ot Broskrilles, on WEDNXEK3DAY, the TESTH [ iith | day of AUOUST a«est, at FWELVE o‘clock noen, d-l”’i'mw-nlmm Brocknm‘le & Ottawsa L. L. Ofice, : _ Hrockvrtile, Ont.., June 10th, 1870. _ 184 in Family medicines and physicians‘ preseriptions BQ?“... «4 Ney to intimate to their customers asd th public * A N A 1 A gsmerally, hat they will keep cosscanil tIIF GOYVERNXOR â€" GFNERAL wa~ BEEY ANDâ€" MUTTON. s SPICEV CENTRATL RAILWAY CO. KW DRCO «o4 un ® To bachas : Authortsed discoust on American Lavolcesuntll tu ther notice : ur“ K 8 U BOUCHETTE >~,, Commissioner of ocm i. ROCK V ILL®E y A Nuglish Brushes and Tollet Arsicies, sU#HToOM#S DEFPARTXENT, ALEXANDER â€" CHRISTIE ROLLED BEEK FOR PARFIES AYV.WARD MXARKE!. FRESH KILLED €UELR CELEBRATED NOTICE KNOTICE. THEIR STALLA, Knzlteb Ubemieals, ATALLâ€"b m i4 L0 1 C °) â€" MR PASS TIN, late of Morgan 4 Jo., Longon, : | Engiand. & | ut | MBR RPWIELL late Manager of the Tailotin Moedicines and Preparations | Depart mont of Mages & Russell, of this city.: Nose. 5 and T, W,. K. WORSLEY, *Beeretary W. K. WORSLEY, Reccotary. BALT . ROUND, Ottawa, Jane 11, 1870. Fatent Medicines l..'h.,o 113841 1m | Â¥ IL I‘l OMiaws, May #, 1870 Beg most ‘respe Sully to intimate to their friends and customers that they have Just received and bave ready orimmapes lon Suitable for the comiag season, comprisincg ENGLLSH, * ABLE Dl-'.SlGN;. L TuE READYâ€"MADE Loru:ixe D* Eo a‘eo wary u-"lcu.' and will be foun! of the best makteriale an I mot fawblonab‘e styles. Hpescial a‘teatio 1 is called to a NEWEST AXD MOST RA8SHIQ:® =â€" 1870 Buspenders, Searts, Ties, Coll urs, Shirts, Gloves, &o, &o. Toegether with a large and well assorted Talloring Depertment under the supervision Of & | _ a guipple and ofhisiont ':::‘: Orst clase cutter, be at* J.a to any don.":l'-u- SQuits made to order io best and latest styles | valaables are kept, T Buits made to order la best and latest stples Good Ai ensured or no 11 ¢, A,. DUFF,. °© W@MEALA &4 Co mmore at a vely low Ogare o8 as to make roam lot the New Apring Gowds, 1 would oull «pecially <Jhe attenation of customers to my heary stook ) uige for yourseU, Gnngt‘cmuii SALE SELLING AT COST PRICE To all Ccast PUORCHASERs, READY MADE CLOTUILNG Which will be sold @ithoct Resverse at a low price 4A goods marked in plain bgures. Pleass come and examine my : atook and Â¥or ons month oaly, commencing on the 30t» astant. â€" The whole of my stook is ofered to cousâ€" Mrs Robort Stowart having masde arrangements with an ascomplished lady teacher, announces that her Dancing Classes will commencse on Wednsesday, the 12nd lnstant Purther parmenlars may be chbtamed on appliâ€" aation to Mre Robert Stewart, Wilbrod strest, C@itawa September Â¥th, 1869%. 11 18if "u-o HUSXILNG.â€"The subscriber baving desided to divide his time equally betweer O(taws and Ogdermsburgh, would beg to inform bis ale old patrons and sthere, that he hopes, in future, to attenad to their orders fortuning wore prompth thas beretofore. Shalil risit Ottawa once a month. Irders recsived at Mr, Bormingbams Auction Reoome, and at K. Miles® Masic Store. dkA. N. BENEDICT 1D Mvolcu. ACAaDPEMA Â¥ . Mre.GUO8STAVE AMÂ¥ITH,( nlat otthe Cathe tral) a Qraduate of the l-m Conservratory o PRaris. Lessons on Pianoar 1 Singing. Rideas itreat, corner dllnf“ tntawas, June 43. 1838, TThy 124.3 EETEETT Classes will be held at MK. GOWAN‘3 MUSIC UALL, Sparks Street, on Monday, Wednesday and Priday, on and after Mooday, the 208 April lor the par pose of giving thoroacth lastruction in the andamental prinel ples of music, erpecially as apâ€" plied to the stady ofthe PLANO FORTE ander the Mirectioncf Mr U.B, FRIPP condustor of the Ottaâ€" wa Pallharmonic Socisty, formeriy organist of the Ohurch of the Holy Trinity, Cathedral COhurch of K. James*, Toreato, and of Christ Charch, Ottaws . Â¥ese for course of 20 lessons, two dollars and a nalf, Applecation to be made to Mr. GuWAX. Rach class to be lHimited to sight puplis, _ }320#f PRINO A®XD gzUMMER AiYVERCCATte In the matter of Josoph Heary Cassels Kepâ€" ap Sn AN INX8O0LYEXT A MEETING of the Creditors of the above naumed Lnsolvent will be beld at the Insolvects place o b insas in the Villege of Kenmore, in the County of Cariston, on Tuesday, the bih dey ot JULY nex, at TWO o‘clock in the aiternoon, for ordering the afairs of the Estate, A YERY LARGE AsSORTMEXT Broad Cloths, FREX®N, ANCINXO AND DKPORTHXZST. Mentrea‘, 18th Jane, 1870, NKOLYEXT ACT OÂ¥ 1800 €LOTHUS AND 8PRINXG â€"1MPORTATION®, wsICAL TUITION FOXR BEGiNXEXS8, OF PUE NXEWEST STTVLE®, ULKSTVO® _ & LARGE ASSORTMENXNT OF By a gentieman and bis wife!: Apply at this «, personally or by letrer, 13794 oanp W aXTED. wyâ€" DRLY G0OOVS. s H A K TT X and "ne Public that thoy harssommensed business at Noe,. 38 Sparks Street, an i t u t, by strict avention to bus ms, asd supp‘ying a good rtiole, to morit a ah ure of heir patronage, Beg to inform their Friends l)oe Sk Ciothing, #‘¢. C MEARA & CO. »wOTCH AND CANADIAN MANL FACTURES Ed ie oattonat. 4 # & Eancy Coatings, OÂ¥ THE WÂ¥ CBARLE3 BAILLIK, Vestings, T. RAJAOTTE, f A 1 L O & 8 FwWAW EED3 «PW 8 K L L4 £P ARTMENT 1870 1355 6m 1310b Fer Canadian Steamer from Quebese every Friday at 10.45 A.M. y Por ‘diprect Packet via New York jovery Tuesday Po8T OPFICK SiYINXG® | KDP* Deposits will be receive Interest nlr::ml at: the rate: of per annum, and deposits can h any time. Five per cent. will »pecial deposit« in sums of $1( drawal of which 3 months‘ not quired. * ‘ Un Money Order Offices throug nion, Great Britain and Irel land and Prince Edward wbtained at this Qfice. Al . Hill stamps. ‘ RPoat Orric®, Ottawa, 14,h June, 1870, DIP MIt.»»»s2»«»«»...... 8.10 & M, 1. MITIVO ssssssssemeseeee 4 . 80pRM, 11. T as above traias connet at P # th drand Crunk Railway for sast arn d west. ow Y â€" Or awa Os10:â€"â€"YÂ¥ork streot, streol. . H TA\ A fow very useful *«CkKPITAL" STOVE DEPOT. Alas new sapply of beautiful Including the Bird Caz CIIILDLEN‘83 CRIBS, Tin Shcet Iron and Copper Ware Our Toas, after the most severse tests by the bes! medical authorities and judges of Toea, have beer prorounced to be quite pure, and free m mno uufi--hlodufln‘u poisonous subst ances so orter used to improve the .Ppo\nmo( Tea. Tbo{m anequailed for otm’.h and Auvour. They have been chosen tor their intrinsic woith, keeping is . mind Ioslth.oooco-'y.ud n_hlah.do‘m of peasure in drinking them. We nll‘?v amallest possible profts,effecting a saving to the consumer of 1be t« . ‘)ertlb. OQur Teas are putup in 5, 12, 18, 20 and 111b bores, and are "mMrnn‘ free fron polsonous substances. Grders for four 5 ib boxes, weo 12 ib boxes, or one 20, or 251b bououcufl-"v free to any Raiiway Station in Canada. Tea wil be loflu‘o‘l-.“huly on receipt of the order by ‘ -.u...uhhfi money, or the -o.o{:"u be collect ad on delivery by express man, w there are ox oflces, Insending orders below the amoun: of :u. to save expenreit will be better to send money with the order, Wbhere a 25 1b box woulo | be too much, four families clubbing together could send for four 5 1b bozes, ortwo 121b boxes. W e send | them to one address carriage paid, and mark each hox plainiy, so that each party get their own Toa. We warrant a the Tea we sell to.give entire satisfaction. Ifthey are notga.isfae 13ythey can | be returned at our expense. . . The wholse Dominion snould buy theirteas of the Lmprters, THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY | _ Mowrtazar, April, 68.â€"To the Montreal To: | Company , 6 Hospitalâ€"street, Montreal ; Wenotice with plea~~s the l"Y amount of Teathat we have torwsded for you to llmussm of the Dominâ€" on, and we are glad to find your business s rapidly increasing. We presume your Leas ars «_ BLACK TEA. English Breakfast, Broken Leaf, 8tmt"!'u u..m; Â¥Fine Fiavoured New Season do, 55¢,60¢ and “o;V.r‘lIcu Full Flavored do, 750; Sounc Oolong, 4850 ch Flavored do, 600 ; Very Fine ‘.,“ht::; Japan, Gond, 50¢, §5¢, flu?o.“. Very , 6bo, Finest, The. CGREEN TEA. Thug: 1 eatisfaction, as out of the large :‘.o:.n’cvudod. we have only had occasion ‘u retarna one box which, we understan _ wassent t through a mistake. § o.cunlg‘ Manager Canadian Express aay, Yeas not mentioned in this ciroular equali chsap. Temounly a0‘d by this co-r‘7, ; An excellent Mixed Tea could be rentfor #0e and 10¢; vu:ya:?dfouo-m purposes, 506. .â€"â€"A Supplementary Mail dian Steamer will"be closed « 11.45 a.m. All letters must paid by Etamps, No Rog! ean be sent in this bag. f BM Beware of pediars ana runners using our name, or ofering our Feas in small packagest Nothing less than a cattie sold. Note the .Addressâ€"The Monire _ en Company Hospitalâ€"st., Montreal. Agont tor Ottawa, y m name ! at Arrival and Departure of Mails. CKNKiANS BEW ARE ! "UE MON®TREKAL TE & COMP A N Â¥. Orrice Hovurs rrox 8 i.« PosST OFFICEK, OrTAwW A. SUMMER ARRAXGEME®NT JILMiLl 10 a.m BURGLARS AL TBR A V ELLE it N 0O R.â€"_.W KE S T KE R," LA WRENCE AND OTTAW 4 BDMCL Houpitalâ€"at ., Montreal. 6R BURGLARS TA "C® Wire Flower Baskets BRITISH MAJLS CLOBE CO0K sToVvVEs, »Bailders job work to order. NONXEY ORDER® H MEAvOYWS & Co, 35 pussex tree aT TWE ‘H McLEAXN, 18 Sparks street. For burning Coal. Iron Bedsteads UIDE. p w, 10.00 pm a m, 9.00 pm ott Juncti«n 1 points south Bag for Canaâ€" very Friday at ‘be fully, preâ€" stered Letters out the Domiâ€" nd, Newfound~ sland, can be o, Postage,. and RAILY A Y LOR, Agents. KE HEED s at $1,50 each , and alarm can or plase where be allowed on 0, for the withâ€" ce will be reâ€" To 7 P.M. BAK ER, Postmaster. RMUS A NK at this Office ‘our rer cent. withdiawn at 1uts | _C. P. Treadwell, Esq., presented a peti tion usking for a grant trom this Council for the purpose of purchising instruments for a band and colors for the 18th Battal ion, but no action was taken on it. The uppctficfmm the City of Ortawa Ag I/ncullurul Mociety was then read by the lerk, and its consideration deferred. The Warden: informed the. Council that Mr., William Rodden, of Montreal, was then 1 present, and . anxious to give them some explanation in reference to the positi_n of the Canada Central Railway, if they were disposed to hear him. _ The Council hayâ€" ing concurred, __ _ i ic m J. H. Mullay, Warden ; Martin Casselman, Reeve of Cambridge ; W. Wilson, Reeve 4 Cumberland ; I. Helmer, Reeve of Rusâ€" sell ; W. Allison, Reeve and Thos. Ross, Deputy Reeve, East Hawkesbury ; J. Cross, Reeve of Longeuil: J. Cholette, Reeve of Alfred; W. Edwards, Reeve of Clarence : John M. C. Delesderiner, Reeve and P. Ageon, Deputy Reeve, of North Plantaginet ; W.lham Bradley, Reeve of Ciledonia: Norman D. Mcléod, Reeve, of *The County Councilt of these Unites Counties, met on Tuesday last, at L‘Orig nal, the whole body being present, viz :â€" Qounty Council of the United Counties of Prescott and Russells _: Caleduonia; Norman D. Meléod West: Hawksbury, . ; The Clerk of the Council then Mr. Rodden said he was obliged 10 them for the opportunity which they thus atâ€" forded him for addressing them. â€" He must tell them at once that he was not deputed by any other body to attend beforaethom $ but having heard that the railway quesâ€" tion was likely to come up be fore them, knowingâ€" well what was being done in the mat else where, he was here to give them any in formation in his power, on the qhestion, which might enlighten them, and in doing so he considered that their interest and his own in the country were identical. He would tell them that Montreal already stood pledged to support this Railroad, and, being so pledged, they had made apâ€" proaches to the Northern Colonization | 8i Railroad, and the Canada Central Railroad | d desired to see what it was possible to do | s« with them in furtherance of the common | t! object. _ They found that the Northern | t Colonization I:ailrocd had the sympathy of | A all the localities from Muntreal, the various | it village aBd other local municipal interests, | w and that it that Company were di;posed to | a give them the benent of that sympathy, | T that route could be used for the advantage | b of all, but if not, they must. leave that | o route, and seek a connection elsewhere. | u Finding there was no opportunity of makâ€" | hb ing a connection from Â¥audrewul to Monâ€"| t! treal otherwise than by the Grand Trunk | t Railway, they saw that they must take | e that route or originate another, _ But the | y Grand Trunk would give them no| G assistance to. come _ to _ Vaudreuil. | c The _ County of _ Vaudreuil â€" would | t give them nothing. Rigaud wo ld give | n something ; but: this ‘would not do, and, | s therefore, they would have had either to | 7 go through Vaudreuil under every disad | v vantage or change the route. Now, under | s these circumstances, finding that the | s Northern Cotonmzation Road was subsidized | n by the Quebec Government,â€"that the the | ¢ subsidy was given . for the conâ€" struction _ of a _ wocden _ railwayâ€" | J that the subsidy amounted to 3 per cent. | a and $5,000 per mile, and 3 per cent. subâ€" | j sidy on the cost of bridging across the | ] Uitawa, which was equal to hallt the cost | 1 of bridging, or $12}500 Tler mile. They | c were all unanimous in thinking that the | ; route from Montreal to Grenville was the | ; most favoruble, whether that went to St. | i Andrews, Lachute Carillon or other more | j favorite puint of connection, and thus for | ; more reasons than one, they resolved on | ; adopting that line of connectson, particuâ€" | ] larly where they found municipalities | , pledging themselves to give $300.000 or | | #400,000 in aid, No doubt the counties | , along the route would â€"give liâ€"erally. The | . village municipalities would be also liberal, |â€" and contribute according to their means in sums varying from $20,000 to $3U,â€" (XX), and thus, putting the Government and municipal support together, which the | Northern Colonization Koad had secured, there seemed every probability that that road would go on, and they telt it their duty to see at once if they could not turn that road into a Grand Trunk road. â€" But there was a difficulty in their way. . The charter of that road was for a wooden railroad, but at the last meeting of: the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, they gos the charâ€" ter extended, with the subsidy, to the con | struction of an iwron ra lroad. . The next point was how they were to â€"get beyond Grenville, for if that line stopped there now, it would in time be ~extrended and shoot out branches to the north, and if that were so then we at the south side of the , | Ottawa River would be left in the cold, as | that line would ultimately be taken along | the north shore bf the river to Ottawa | Their next effort was to get it extended so | | as to cross the Ottawa river to thisside. That | is one feature in the charter as secured, ; } another is that thereby. the road is se e | cured through our own counties, with the \ right to construct a branch to Vauâ€" ,' dreuil, which,. if we choose, we can do ,, | some day. [Another important feature in e | the charter is; that it must become an imâ€" !| portant link in the future Grand Trunk ) milwuy to the North West, and thence to : the Pacific. Communication will not be ,, | long without being open to the North g | West territory, lie bel.eved if there had e | been time during the last session of the: : Dominion . Parliament, ©the Government , | would have entered on the consideration ,, | of a measure for taking the road as a link e | to the Pacific, into their possession, and he 8 | believed they would yet do so. He would mention that the charter as it now stood, % contained a stipulation that if the Governâ€" L | ment desired hereafter to take the road , | they had the power to do so, and: make e | the route of tfig Canada Central through 8 | these counties (the . high . road to the Pacitic. This route would be two hunâ€" dred miles shorter to the North West than ® | another route proposed ‘through Toronto. i | That city was making every effort to stretch its rulways in that direction. The »a | Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton and se | Kingston lines all tended the, same way, "* | and desired to grasp the vast trade whiâ€"h ~ | was surs to flow over that route from that r,| vast and fine â€"territory.> No that if ge| they did not stir themselves, while Toronâ€" to, Belleyille, Kingston, Prescott and other places were up and stirring, we must be cut off from the great advantages open to us. _ It therefore. became us to step out and grasp the benefit while it was within our reach. _ We should be the pioneers in the work which must open to us incalcuâ€" lable advantages hereafter. _ What are other places doing? Montreal was pledged by the friends of the yroject to give one million dollars in aid of this line, and the only objection made to confirm this promâ€" ise was that they‘ required to know first what those along the line above Grenville PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. would erally road : keting to a ums " hen we cannot avail ourâ€" selves of it. _ Ar * now prepared to ob viate all these d=@ivantages by availing ourselves af â€" ie assistance which we can have S om Montreal and from the Ottawa Valioy. or are we not ?¢ There was one word nm=.e he svished to say to them. _He beli~.ed that in the next sesâ€" sion of the Quebec LegJature the" Gov. ernment of th« Province would assist. the North Shore 1«ilroad, and let it approach 8t. Therese an\ St. Eustache, and so give direct comm»inication \jtl. Ques#ec, «and so over thi: line open a direct way from that city to the far west. They all know the line. i« is for themselves to make it. As to the ‘xcation of the Canada Central in these countics, though in general it was a feeling of self.interest which netuâ€" ated mosi people, he had but one feeling. They might go with it where they pleased, but at the seme time he would say he was oppsec to any linc that would not open up the back countryâ€"thit would not go back into the interior, pen it up for setâ€" tlement, and give ben it to the border townshi>s. The projec« was one of his early dovs. Hehad tiken it up twenty years an>, and advocated this route as the Grand Trunk route. He. thought the country here. should have been oper thon. _ He thought it doubly necessary now, _ and _ in â€" conclusion . he would say it rested with ouselves to do it. The consideration of the Railway question was then po-t{:oned unt.l toâ€"morrow, and some routine business being disposed#ol, a sum of $2.50 per man was voted to "cach man of the 18th Battalion, who was out on duty during the last Fenian raid. x Mr. Ross said, that as one of the County Auditors, he wished to bring before them a difficulty which appeared to have arisen in the auditing of theâ€"county accounts, reâ€" lating to the administration of justice,. which had been deposited with the Clerk of the Peace, at the last Court of General Sessions _ Mr. Dartnell had submitted the whole to the auditors, for the purpose of being audited by them. Mr. Dancll obâ€" jected to their doing so, and contended that they should only audit those chargeâ€" able against the county, and that those reâ€" lating to criminal justice which the Govâ€" ermnment were lable to pay, should be lodged with the Treâ€"surer, t, be audited sep .rately by the Board of Government Auditors. The Auditors do not sce their way clearly in the matter, and therefore bring it under the notice of the Councdl. Mr. Dartnell having said it they referred to audit his accounthe wor ‘d proceed by mandamus. . 3 A * 4 ) Mr. Marston, County Treasurer, said that he thought this the proper tim> to inform» the . Council, that the amounts lodged ©w.th the~ Clerk â€" of _ the Peace ‘at the last assizes, which had been audited by the county auditors and paid by the County had not yet been audited by the Government Auditors, who refused tâ€"audit them because they had not been lodged in ‘time with him, Mr. Marston, and in consequenc» the proporâ€" tion of those accounts paid, which should be refunded by Government to the count Â¥, could not be obtiined for some time. Mr. Casselman said it was a matier to be regretted that such unpleasantness should arise, the auditors were placed by it. in an unpleasant position without (ze aid of some leg:il opinion. to guide them. â€" He thought one should be obtaincd for the Board of Auditors at the expense of the County Council.. Mrâ€" Dartnell said he wished to explain to them why it was those accounts relating to Criminal Just.ce, chargeable ~against Government, had not been lodged 11 time with, the County Treasurer by him, as it was his duty to do. The members of this Council would remember that at the last meeting those auditors were appoinied by resolution of theâ€" Council, an(F thatâ€" when tht by law appointing the county officers for the current year was read their names did not â€" appear in it, . and the clerk was â€" ordered to amend it by inserting them, and this wa«s supposed at the time to have been done. The byâ€"law was subsequently published in the v,l)cal newspaper, and the auditors names did not appear in it, nor was there any official notification made from this Council, thwugbgei;~ clerk, either to the magistrates in sion, or to me as the Clerk of the Peace, that any auditors were appointed, and as thestatute requires that county officers should be appointed by Clerk of the Peace, that any auditors were appointed, and as thestatute requires that county officers should be appointed by by â€"law, a question as to the validity of the appointment might arisé,. _ He further found that the auditors had received no official notice of their appointment either, and under such circumstances he did not summon the auditors for the purpose of auditing the accounts, as he would not make himselt responsible for moving withâ€" out any adequate authority, the auditors being then not notilied of their appointâ€" ment. _ Un the Monday after the Assizes the audit of the accounts might have been gone into, but it was not, but the next morning Mr, Daniell and Mr. Ross @â€"me into his Mr. Dartnell‘s office, and Mr. Danâ€" iell informed him that they were ready to go into the accounts, He, Mr. Daitnell, said that he bai not summoned the auditors for these reasons, and that hr. Johnson _ was from home, on which MUr. Daniell directed his attendanceâ€"and he repliedâ€" that on this order he would do so, and the audit was proceeded with, and two or three accounts auditéd, and Mr, m â€" Montrea or »re we n he Svished 1 that in th the proceedings would remind rous, and when i (his return to 11 i 810 W W rt in 11 y avaiiing ce _ which and from t ? There ind why ar. we al veec, z2004 way from all kn w > make at. 10r mar ivail our ed to ot 11 ly audited ‘ernment ce their therefore o thi iying "l(“‘ On 0 1¢ LPC Leen who had Mr.