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ente orders ean seleocte t‘ tea things on the tray, ts MILLS Tesa of mÂ¥ Row PMA $ ¢ RaTEs OF PREUIUCU. m. for Assurance of oNE DOLLARs (£205 stg.) ithout Particrtpation «hten every face; _ ng more could we desirte a bappy case. r'“sg.nt- ‘ whole premi TYaBLE IL m L8 ON s~INGLE LIVES, r happr T should y‘d be happy, m“' L. 4A 4P NY ALULYVXi I® COHPAYNY Tt ao!1 by PUBLIC AVCTIONX bâ€"JaNUARY, 1871, at 11 s the RU:SELL ROUSB US, ROBES and CV FIERS arly new, d 1a%â€"cashiened bleâ€"s#tated, end havicg * Â¥, sbort time a« â€" * â€"*, 3 ghe, for temily uc ««â€"ter" 1 wory . fineo »azpress SleigB, and secend basd a larg*® lo anad ocher Robes, lined paires of Show cheoes, 199 onsion, 300 paste White t=y Blaoksts Tooe Blankets A 50, and in smauiler lots +> eot for Ottaws. 1tÂ¥ im K Mos~..‘me â€"will be co‘d b« an one dosou paiit, reserved, and puntual.y * v the +vasell Houre. J. BERMLEPN G 1A Â¥, Austroner. N HI lion Pounds Sterling, 4 8s. 5d. Sterling, IOX® §A LE il do well to seve ihew at t Mart, th‘s, Dernard‘s & Thompsow‘s, Wish, | 1 M j 1 Good orts of my home ;° can partake of this a seldoue ream. a W# eet, Montreal. ts, &e., de. 1, Unb Deomber, +870. . uB * Maica® 1: vorcese ame or o« me « BOU®CUKRT*E, © 1v \UTAKEEST, HOUT PROPITS Sle 1 TW$ SR ';"7:' “‘.o OR D , t Compani«« in Canada and Kobes, Enow fhos, 53 H4 L4 21 verâ€" wele me cups !L'ffi 'I:looo.ol... I¢ *L." Rio®ar 3§ 31 ere “'Mlasl. ~ cted with the gras 1 anmd the premises h::: and White nor of Custer® on ev‘ry beart, 3 »3.) 4 23 It| 4# 34’!,“ 26 73 | 3% 23 95 #5 #3 “‘".’;’1 I always crowa 1135 d &C 41 # ® 5 i Hui: Reinixss.â€" hose readings last night, notwithstanding the severe cold, dréew a good audience ‘The musical part of the prograrme was furnished by Messrs. Mitford and Howe playing twoduets (flute and organ); singing _by Miss Holmes, Messrs. Roverts, llow», Topley, Smith and Mitford. Several encores were responded Ta:s Masazt â€"Wednesday.â€"Thera wias arory small attendâ€"nce on the market this morning, and farm produceo of every kind was scarce. MHay sold at $17 to 18 per ton. Pork, $7 50 to 8.50. Beel, $6 to 7.5) per 1(X) lbs. Wood scarce, and a litile dearer. to. The readings were by Mesasrs. Wm Washburne, Grant, Davis an l Loucks, and W re, as they always are, real good. The proceedings teuminuted with the "Nuâ€" t onal Anthem." Louis Contant was fined $20 and costs for leaving employment contrary to enâ€" gagement. _ Mrs. Biggays accused of larceny was disâ€" charged. Porrce Covnt.â€"Wednesday.â€"R. Burns was sentenced to two weeks imprisonment for drunakness. x Trumin Raymond for the larceny of some tea and a lemon from a store, was sentenced to imprisonment tor a term. + Wers« or Prayr®s.â€"Union Meeling of the Congregation«al Church at 9.30. Prayer for the baptiâ€"m of the Holy spint on ail who call themselves christians, for the increase of charity and of affectionate communion » | 0+ op.t!l'l‘ among a 1 in every 1« â€"» love ‘the Lord Jesus &s., will come off tod:.y at 11 o‘clock, oatsile the Russell Hougg, by J. Bermingâ€" bim. lhe property is all good, and those in want of such will do well to attend, as the s«le is unreserv.d and bargains may be ecpected. * Armvars at ts Resecit Hovas â€"Wedâ€" nesday.â€"J Cosgrove Toronto; B Rosaâ€" mond, Mi«s J Rosamon!, Almonte ; F Btephen, I1 Jackson, J Woods, L Tour. ville, Montreal ; IL McGusig, Winchester Springs> 1 Senccal, Picmeville; M K Ditkinson, M.«:notic. j Christ in «incerity Arcmox Saig.â€"Au extensive and un. rwerved sal> of sleighs, cutters, robes, blankets, and moccassons, and »now shoes, Cutron or Exorax» Rexevorsxt Socutt. â€"The Tre â€"surer thinkfully ackrnowledges the receipt of #55 60 the proceeds of â€"a Baziar beid : hristmas week, by the Misses Chesley, Gocleve, klison, Featherstone, Small and Lane. Portias Rs ioixas â€"The rordings at the St Patrick‘s Hall this evenimg will be un usually good. The programme is well varied, and will be sustamed throughout by some of our most talented amateurs, whose taces are always greeted with apâ€" Meeting in the Wesleyan Methodist Church in the evening, at 7.308 Rev. J. K. Gordon to preâ€"iie. plause, and in return make the heart glad with their sweet voices The 8t. Patrick‘s Society have recerved through Mr. Millss splendul new piino, from the firm of R. W. Wikhiams & Co., of Toronto, the want of which up to the present was a great drawback to their reudings. Remember the rewlings at the above ha«ll this evening and we hope to see the ball crowded to its utmost capacity. The readers are Mesers. Rowan, Waller, Higgins and W. The Sisters of Ch.ricy in charge of the 8. Joseph‘s Orphan Aâ€"ylum beg to return their heartiel, thinks to the Mesars. Sutchell, Brothers, for a large quanuty of beef which those gentlemen have been kind enough to send them. Dersr Sxow â€"The snow twenty miles north is said to be so deep that it is with difliculty teams can turn out to pass one another. no Offawa Fire Comraxy.â€"The elotion of officers for this company for the ensuing year took place last evening, Cuef Lang ford in the cluir, with the following reâ€" salt : r o sls pay* YÂ¥) dowoâ€"n Velvere ecents upwards,. _A 1+ lowers and Feathers. ‘I Bonnets. j At the " Gollen Lion.‘ Esquimaux Coats at Deviin‘s. Treasurerâ€"Mathew 1i ughes. Engineerâ€"T. Corrigan. â€" Branchman James Kelly. s ud Branchm inâ€"R. Burns. Forem«@n of Hoseâ€"Dan J. ‘Donoghue. Suaction Menâ€"P. Lowry and G. Mal.ney. Tho election over, the Chief, in a fer pithy remarks, complimented the company on the unanimity prev«iling amongat them, and congratuilsted them on _ their choice of officers, Ho made particular reforence to Mesers. Jas. Kelly and D. J. (‘Donoghue as being eLi ient firemen, and a ¢redit both to their own company and to the Brigade generaily, after which the meeting adjourned. S orman Provixcome Ixscvkaxos Coxâ€" raxy.â€"â€"The advertisement of this Comâ€" m'mh ~â€"â€" ind in our colurons toeâ€"day. Long estsb...u>d, and needing no transiâ€" tory pailing the Scottish Life Association lesves its past history as the surest guaranâ€" tee of its future success. Mr. George W. Fordl bas susceeded the late lamented managerâ€"a gentleman long acting as chie{ assitant,and possessing the confidence of the communmity. The busmness of the Company cannot fail to extend under the management of Mr Ford. On New Your‘s ove Mr. William Stewart, teacher in the Contral &chool East, was presented by his pupils with an elegant silver mounted walking stick. ‘The folâ€" lowing wddress accompunied the present : JOrriawa, Dec, 20. teacher ;. your ceasâ€"less atteuntion to us in our wJ& and your. constant desire to Hecretaryâ€" D. Beh in Treasurerâ€"Mathew | Engineerâ€"T. Corrig» Branchman James . ud Branchr inâ€"R. Foremun of Hoseâ€"I Cuction Menâ€"P. Lo Captainâ€"Wm. MceCattrey, _ 1st Lieutenantâ€"Richard Devlin Pnd Licutenantâ€"Jas. Murphy. ’0! LOCAL NEWS. Prasontation R. L. JAMES & Co. 179 assortment 0 med Hate ano The singing between the acts by the Misses Aumond and Poulin was excellent, and both ladies wore loudly encored, and a very pleasant evening‘s entortainment was brought to a close by the singing of the " National Anthem." Township of Fitsroy Council Kleeâ€" Mr. Barcelo‘s @Chansonnette les Contrariâ€" ctes d un Anglais a Poria® was very wall got through, and was loudly applauded. . The dramatic performance, Bataille de Dames, a comedy in three actes,. then folâ€" lowed, and we must certainly gire great credit to the young gentlemen who took part in it for the able and easy manner in which they performed their different and A grand musical and aramatic entertain. ment was given last evrening in the above institution. The programme was certainly an interesting one, and, notwithstanding the rery celd nature ot the night, the Hall was crowded with the elite of our citizens of the French persuasion. in fact, the soirees at this institution are always of so interesting a character that they invariatly draw a large aundience. The necessary documents having been read, Mr. Wooburn thanked the electors of Wellington Ward, for put ting him in the position to serve thâ€"m and the city. He would do his vest to look after their interests, and hoped that at the ond of the year to stand as well in their estimation as he apparently aid now. He did not think there were matters to be submitted to them of such magnitude but what could be got orer with satisfaction to all parties; they had not fortunately the Alabama claims to settle or the bal, ance of power in Europe to preserre, and The proceedings wers opened by Choraâ€" lier Gustarse Smith ani Dr. Valade, who performed in splendid style a duo on the Reereâ€"Allan Frasor. Deputyâ€"Reereâ€"Charles Mohr. e Councillorsâ€"John Elliott, Darid Macâ€" Laren, and James Featherston. Fitzroy, 2nd Jan., 1871. DECLARATION IN WELLINGâ€" TON WARD. In the City Hall yesterday afterncoon at two o‘clock the successful candidates for Wellington Ward in the late elections were formally declared eleciecd. _ This formal declaration was necessary from the fact that the Ward had been divided into two divisions, having. a polling place in each. All the Aldermen elect were preâ€" sent except Mr, Rows, who was detained by business from attending. . But few of the electors were present. even if they had he did not know but what they could get over these difficulties too. (Laughter.) He had not much to say, for as yet ho had no Mumicipal Sins to anawer for, nor were there any subjecis before him to discuss. The electors had imposed a trust in him, and he hoped he would prove worthy of their ccnlidence. He again tninked the electors, and. his friends; the latter for their sealous exorâ€" tions to secure his return. Mr. Bangs said he was a man of few words at the Board or outside of the Board, but he heartily thanked those who had elected him, and he might say also those who had worked against him (Laughter), for had they succeeded he would have been defeated, and he did not know but what that might have beean the best thing for him and perhaps for the city (Laughter.) However, th* electors did not seem to think so, and ‘had put him in the Municipsl derful of Mr. George Honey Un thestick was engraredâ€"@"Presented to Mr. William Stewart by his present and former pupils, as a mark of their respect and estcem for him, and as a token of ap preciation of his long and vraluable services in the course of education." MA gress. You havre been identitied w.th the public schools of this city for a longer time than any other teacher now in Uttawus, amd durimg the whole period you have steadlastly adbhered to the laborious proâ€" fession which you hâ€"ve chosen. Our sinâ€" sere desire is that you. m :y bolm.-t:r:‘d w unpart to other pupils the same its which you have so steadily aimed to sommunicate to us. We aro, dear sir, + _â€" Yours aftectionately, P Roaazt Darns, . Auios McKixster. Mr. Stewart replied in feeling and apâ€" propriate terms. help us forward in our intellectu«d proâ€" Preston. That gentleman had made a :‘h'n charge agrinst N:!I:Nchl he had uo?l it worth whilse replying w before. thowoddquhdy‘l':o’mt:om muphuflcnm.honuhopmeodu h.fl. The explanation was easily given woula not take up much time. some two years ago Mr. Perry, the Cilyy meu purchased a 3-nmy Oof round ar logs for the use of the Corporation, wyin‘lonh-ivomu.mmiufoot. ‘hen the bill came into the Council he with others objected to the price. and statéed he could buy cedar shewn and ready to lay down from two cents to two cents and a half per foot. In faot he wus then b.yh.lbnouht’flafwhhmm It was then argued that there was no money in the treasury supposing the Corâ€" poration did wish to buy them. lie said then that rather than have the Corpor auon such"a price tor the logs he ndd-’:dmumbnutumo:'ln and then the Engineer could buy them, measure them, and send men with the bill to him, aud he would pay the money humself. Several h!ndnil dollars worth of cedar was in this way purchased at two und a half cents per foot. These logs were hewn and ready to lay down. At ;l.hondolthnu--nhowoktho bulls as vouchers, and got a Corporation check tor the amount paid out, without a cent of hwflt or interest. in this way he had sayed tae city several hunds of dollars instead of mking apything out of their pockets. (Cheers.) As to the policemen‘s caps Mr. z.uhdmtolin «nsolieited and the purchase of a tew caps. He came as an ordinary purchaser who choose to expend his money in his place. (A voiceâ€" That‘s quite satisfactory.) AMr. Bangs then referred to the result of the election, sayâ€" ing thas ns thought the electors were now T Vn ol n T KE FGCC ccak 4 _ ues yc wbs uh oaire. > meancks convineed that they had accomplished very lhttle in electing Mr. Rowe and leaving out a good man like Mr. May. However, the people had now made their choice and must avide by it. As fi as he was concerned he would be as willing as ever to do all he could to assist any one or further the interests of his ward. _ Mr. May, although not a successful canâ€" didate, felt thinkful twall who hi yoted for him, particularly to some of his staunchest friends, whom be saw E:tnt. He was certain not a rote had reâ€" corded tor him bu*t what was given from conscientious motives. te bhad not exâ€" erted himself to any extraordinary extent to secure his election. _ If he had done so he might have been successful. How: ever, he was content as it had turned out ; he bhud run and had not been successful ; he would have more time to look after his business and to himself. â€" He was glad to see the election go off so quistly ; in f.ct he had never witmessed a more orderly contest than that of the Kastern Dirision. Institute. had _ seen _ how the _ city â€" had Leen served by combinations betore. Tuey were ’ot together in a hole and corner sort of way ; they blocked up the wiy to the proper carrying out ot the indepenâ€" dence of the people ; they were bad for the people and inimlcal to the interests of the city. He had therefore opxosod" the ‘"ticket‘‘ as they called it in Wellington Ward, and had voted against Messrs. Bangs and May, not from any personal foolg&'bm beeause they were associated with ticket. He unot# others was glad at the election of Mr. WoodLurn who had also been in the ticket, but who, he thoum had been elected more for his popularity th«n from any influence he rmed by being connected with the ticket. Tis connection with the ticket, if it had not done him any harm, had certainly done oc-kar remarked on the blame thrown on the City Council of toâ€"day for acts of corâ€" ruption perpetrated by former councils. He knew that acts of gross corruption had been perpetrated by former Councils, such acts of corruption as he thought were not practised toâ€"lay, but it was not fair to throw the blame of these acts on the presâ€" ent Council. He wis glad to see the late o ntest conducted with such good feeling. As for himself he only did his duty in repâ€" resenting the interests of Mr. Rowe at the polling place, for he wis employed to do that duty. He uttered these remurks as « private individual representing no one‘s interest. Ne : sp¢en. «aty.! â€" Mr. Gi~b thought Mr. Bangs should say very little about persons working when the iax collector and a detective took such an interest in his success. _ __ _ _ s Mr. Gibb was present as a private indiâ€" vidual. He had no illâ€"feeling against any of the cand.dites, but be could not help expressing his joy at the result of â€"the election. not because Mr. May was deâ€" feated, for he w is one of his oldest friends, but because the combination or the ticket had been deteated. He greatly disapâ€" proved of any â€"ort of comvination fot together to influence the people. He _ Mr. Bangs felt inclined to think the conâ€" teat was rather of «a political nature, for he saw parties at work trom all parts of the o#®n merits The speukers bere exhibiting an inclinaâ€" tion to uecome he«ted, und personal it was agreed, as the elections were ver that it was best to let matters rest as they were a0d the sudience and speakers dispersed. Mr. Barber said although bhe was not there on behalf of Mr. Rowe he had been one of his strong outponon. and on behalf of that gentleman he took exception to the remark made by Mr. Bangs when he aaid zn he was inclined to think the elecâ€" tors Were under the impression that they had not done a rery gre«t de«l in electing Mr. Rowse. Since the elestion be hud conâ€" versed with many of Mr. Rowe‘s supportâ€" ers, and all had expressed their liveliest satisfaction at the success of their candiâ€" He particularly thanked Mr. Gibb for his conrteous conjnct at the polis, while reâ€" presenting a rival. (Cheers.) .. d-uh:d]'i; It assured he would do his duty. lhr. we had noot‘.r entered the contest tor the purpose of offering opposition to Mr. Bnn{: or any other bdlv‘:hul camirdate. Mr. KHowe had run and sug eâ€"d.d n his The New York Sun gives the details of a horrivle vutrage comuuitted on the trigate Con at Key West, where a sailor, aiter \lllimll other severe punishment ftor slight infraction of uiscipline, was in double irons, a line made fust to laks and rove through the eyebolt in t above, und then hauled taut until the ‘s arm fairly snapped in their sockâ€" ete. lHoere he remuineua for some bours until cut down exhausted.‘ ‘The operaâ€" morn was repeated on the second day, und, sys the uccount :â€" Uu thut day, while writhing in agonies indescrivavle, ana uttering cries which suuld be heard ‘trom truck to kelson, he gathered all his strength, and, with oue cunvulsive efftort, sought to free hitnsclf trom the terrible punisument; _ Wih the muscles of his face rigidly‘ set, and with bhis teeth closed like a vice, ho threw his whole weight backward on the tautened line, but it would not give. Something else did, however. ‘ihe man‘s right arm wurned backward over his shoulder, and with a shriek which almost palsied â€"the nearts of those unwilling witnesses, the poor fellow fainted away. _ __° > _ _ encb unds on e errarnent / ‘The man wus then turned over to the surgeon by the commanding offticer, and the dislocated arm setr; whereupon the communding officer ordered him toduty, Uhe surgeom protested and explained the pecessities of so serious a surgical operaâ€" uwon, ‘The oflicer then vented his spleen un the surgeon by ordering ‘him to watch voustuntly by thie injured man‘s cot until he eould report him again fit for duty. Phis is technic.lly kuown x:nlun navy as « quaranuning a surgeon,‘"‘ is not an unusual mom’nl pursued by the L}no ‘i_n its attempt to depreciate gnd degrade the Near the ru‘ns of Theâ€"bes in Egypt, is a lake called the Purple Luake, from the fact that its waters at a certain poriod anâ€" nually assume a purple tint. The c.use of this phenomenon is unexplained. 0 3, tor Supeciine 1g6 15 to u.& for ( $5 45 lacs.a‘g-rnno State and Western ; i6 15 to $6.65 for Common to Choice Exâ€" wa btate; $6 05 to $6.75 for Common to Choice Exira Western. Rye fiour. steady. Wheat, q::’ t and unchanged ; réceipts, 10,000 : sales, 35,000 bushels, at 3143 to $1.45 for New Spring; $1.47 to $1.50 for Winter Red and Amber Western. Rye quiet. f Corn, firmer ; receipts, 12.000 bushe!s ; sales, 51,(¢X) busbels, at 76c to 78c for New Mixed Western. Barley, dull and nominal ; unchanged. Uats, firmer; receipts, .';u‘tll) bushels ; sales, 34.00U bushels, at 614c. to 624¢ for Western and Ohio. f Pork, dail, at $19 25 to $19.37 ior New Mess ; $19 for Old Mess. Lard _ steady, at llic‘:' to 126 ftor Steam ; 12} to 12%6 for Ketile Rendered. Butter, steady, at 126 to 40c for State. Cheese quiet, at 126 to 16}c for | ommon to Prime. 'A'thotwlh Bervrant man, who understands the care of Horse®, and a good Driver. Apply at this Offic=. iA â€" + En For a tinglie Gentlioemwn. Adiress C., Tix.s Jince, rtaiing torms. * * Uitawa, D coember 20, 1870. . 154 it¢ _ PBor the ROAAN CiLAOLIO Separite Sohoots of this Gz.mfld. Kaglish Teachere boiding Ist Otars Oeâ€"«ifeates. _ e s We m t e es Appirisation to b> made to the uniersigned, on or t::u the 15th tnst WM. FLSLEY, Chairman Boara ot K. C 3. 8. Trastess. Ottawa, Leo 6, 1879 133 ut WV W anteJ for + chool Section No. 3, in the Towaâ€" anip of Nopsan, a Feasber having a Hirst class Cart hsate, ::.ru- oa his dutlms on tee Ard J t, 1Â¥ 7;:3.-- to be wade to any of the unsermen â€" tiened Trustocs. F * ENDWARD WATHON, *t, 'x:uu OR 4o aAM. N U RUBLNBON. T.lcl‘l WAaNTEELP, New York, Jan. 4.â€"Gold 110}. Cotton, 15}. Flour, 1 shade t:tt; receipts, 90,000 rrels: sales, 10. ) barrels at $5 35 to Ayimer, Dec. 28, 1870 Brutality in the U. 4. N.vy. Kepesn, Dec. 11, 1870 }OI I0L TKA CHER wanted for School Sectioa No, 1, Glouces‘s:. wloucester, Des 21, 1810 154{a oanDd wWisTteD», AaANTED, ANTED, NMow York Markets IU*snits. JOHX Â¥eDOXCALD, 1850 4 1547 4 of the best kisd sCOTCH Wilsk +Y PORTE : AND ALE a d Dawes, Lacki COFFEE. â€" Deliclons Roested atd Groun tory) the best. PICOKLES and SAUCKS, Jams and Jellics from Crosse and Blackwells, in great variety. FRUIUS.â€"The finest table and cooking raiâ€"in« that can be bad, darge fresh and tich flav: red. PORT WINEâ€"Pue «old ) â€" forâ€" Medici only bhouse in the WINES direst to « SHU&u@:Â¥ WiNESâ€"I Â¥ ry Pale, (detici Winu « at a p'kt t GINXâ€"Jobn D\.yjKuyp Berried, Forst |as: strepgth.) RUM, TEAS. â€"The best qualitles ot Black, Japan, and Green, new crop and fragant. â€" > 8UGARs and SYRUPS of all kinds. CHEESE â€"Fine old (Recsors and Facâ€" CURRiNTS â€"Quite fresh â€" and Poets. SPERM CANDLES and fancy perfumed soaps, the greatest variety in the city, and mad« to odâ€"r by Fild of uonaon, England. Th: reis an eudless variety otf those fine goods witthy of SPECIAL £TTE®Tâ€"ON FOoL FaMILLIES, being of the fiuest qualith s atmodeâ€"rate prices Everybodyghould know that to use good Romis saves money. TRYIHEM. Oitaw i, D: cember 5, 1870 BRANVIES.â€"Poar It you wanut «uy El ur WIN®S and cerics, you must Would anvounce to his rumerous friends and the »public gen rally, that be bas just ap»â€"ned in the Shop tormerly uccupied by ur. J , MES t£OOTFH, Cornér of Rideoau and Kingâ€"sts , With a well wse‘â€"cted Btock of Gsocerios, VÂ¥ egetablesa and Provisions, &c. ; he soifâ€" its a call and hop » by strct astntion to buâ€"iness to merita sh _ of public patronage., ‘ Contracts for Buildinge and Mason and Brickâ€" Work atteud «d to as uâ€"u«l. Also White Bricks constantly on bhand and for s«le, PIRECT I vPORTATIOn$8 Degse to intorm bis ferds a_ad the public geverally, that he bas just received Lis exâ€" tensive Stock of x DIsP«@ssARY _CHEMIS!, LATE MANAGER MEDICAL, BALL, SPARKS STREET, _ __| Martues â€"Of all designs in Italian and Amer ean Marble and Marbel.zso1 Siato, drates, Foad ors and HGoartos. Ureuments aod Headstoncs of Soottish Granite, ‘uile and Sanurtoue, tares and Rallings for | 13 And he has opened at his tâ€"mporary Store, next to JOHN ROO3%, .at McLE iaN‘8 late Auction Mart, Spoâ€"rkâ€"«t. WaPÂ¥* Prescriptions carefully attended to Uttawa, Dec. 30, 1870 1551 1w . The following Good# U RAINâ€" "IPE DEPO T , RLDEAU STREST, . llTAILl"S_l! D 186 0. WH. M. 80MERY1LLL *,Successor to W. Me. FanLAXN 8. 13 1 sAdences and Grave MAs, Root Cresting. Door U«rds, Windo@ OMIT Sweepâ€"hoie Dsors P1 :‘.unm. ani every desoription of Buiiders Cas + “n::ov Cans, Drain Pipes, Vept Linings, Flower Vases, Fire Brioks, Fire Clay, &0 , ao. Maroos Maliets, Ageney of Pasent Neodie Lubriâ€" cator. *« j UG SOMERVILLE, Traveliing Agent, Glaz»â€"ware of evers deseription, Clona Ornameâ€"nt» and V ases, -.5.““ W ster Puteaers anot Oroaaâ€" ments, Tab:e Giassware of every quality, Wood Tin T ips, Slâ€"ighs Mirsos Tea <â€"t«, and Rookâ€" 1 Horses, 1,010 Snow Snovels for Chilaren. Mow Chairs and Book Tables, Chi‘dren‘s airs in Variety, Broakfast sets, D aner <ots and Toa Sets of cvary descriptisn end in fact e description of gaods ftor ornamental or useful purposss at the ‘rio Cours,, of Directors hbereby give notice that a haif yeurly divisend at the rate of six per cent per"anuum on the Caypital of the Bank, will be pavable op the 5th day of Jauu ROBERT CRAIN, % Corner of Rideau and Kingâ€"ste. Ottawns, Dec. 30, 1870. 1551 1m ary 1871, to the proprietors of shares regigerâ€" ed in the Colonies â€" Tre dividend is deciared in sterling money, and will be payable at the rute of exchange current on the 5th day of January 1871, to be fixed by the Loul Board. No transfor can be made between the 2ith inst , a«nd the 5th prox., as the books muast be closed Curing that period. By orger 0f the Coanrt. â€" | R. W. BRADFORD, . It is new AN ESTABLISHED F aCT you '.uul »1» $ Fistâ€"Cl se BRA NDIE®S ur WIN®%S and |tvs beet Family Groâ€" No. 124 Bishoprgate Street Within, ) _ London, E. C., Dec, 6ib, 1870. } 164Tâ€"4J5 MR. ROBERT CRAIN Childron‘s Toy Tor Sats Va‘eek Chins Oraa~â€" 6t t&, 'smhuly new on this Cortias nt) ; Parian atuary, from the best makers) ; Botemian EKW GBROGOCERY for any us», a‘a or Bottle. T hos. P Ships COGNAC. NEREO, UNION and CIPY of QUEBEC, from the *fl'l. ICHaRV HLGAAN, TTAW i MAULBLE WORK*, oLOD RYE, ORNAyEXTAL AXD USEFUL, OLLDA1 veuovs as1" GPFT®, MaAaSON AND BUILDER. aAsK OF sRITLISSA NORTH A MERICA. YÂ¥â€"LKELIETYâ€" L ALL, Ixcomrrorate» svy Rovar Cnma®zrs®, difierent places of G:owth. PROVIsIO®! :+TORE. DRUG3 AND NEDLCINES, No 26 h 34 Bussex Street. Des. 22%, 1870 VARIETY â€" HALL, arocrites. THE O T T A WA TIMES «4 ND «= «â€"AT THE â€" FA iT a N atterson, C 14 unacultfMted, good ys on band in Woed leau Stre t nd reliable (20 years 1al purposes and the Ui‘y .bat imports such in Sto k and for Sale : atious gajle«, very, us iavour J Bpleadid ) dely competition. iL Y PROOF, _ Flavour. â€" Fresh d Daily. i. ~Guinâ€"ss‘s Dubiic r:, in eplend:d order, l4 and Wil*, (fali & Sons Double» NIGHWINES, . H. PALMER‘S, BPANCOY GOoOoODS. A very fine assortment of D& REMEMBER THE OLD STAND "@a NEXT DOOR TO It was a maxim of Euripides either to keep silence or to speak something better than silence. Whether this maxim is worthy of imitation or not must be decided TQYS! | by a _There is however,one important truth which demands a word, and thatis, there is no one article of food more universally palatâ€" able than the And yet, even in the present day, very few re «lly know what a good OYSTER is, or where the best can be obtained. The best JUDGES aftirm that in no other place in the City can as good an article be found, as at the NEW â€" STORE, LADIES CARD CASES, FANCY GOODS CcOMPANY‘s DEPOT, J. B, BUSS & Co., Who hes been connected with the busiâ€" ness for the last 15 years are determined that everybody shall understand, where the luxury may be found. To every lover of the BIVALVE they would say STOCK OF JEWELLERY OTTAWA, December 22, 1870. J. B. BUSS & Co‘s CANS, manner, and delivered to any part of the city, and furnished either in 27 SUSSEXâ€"ST., You will be sure to get the best OYSTERS in the City. * In view of this indisputable fact TYA LYUL AX American Oyster They are put up in the neatest possible No. 29 SUNSEXâ€"8S8T. By leaving your orders at RING AND JEWEL BOXES. wés ‘ J ppomie Texyacre ue‘ > â€"____ oh, ETTAWA, Bes. 23, 1870 1546y !â€" Ottewa, December 17 1870.; . _154ih _ | _ ta _ Des.3, 1878 DIHCRIMINATING PUBLIC. J. B. BUSS & Co. MTILLTC® N . OYsTEER, 27 SUSHSEX#HT. AND INSPECT HIS3 No. 7 «â€"FOR THEâ€" BUY NXOKE BUT ANRD AT THE TOYS! Co To BULK, J. B. BUSS & Co. Or in the TOYS! SHELL, 1546y We have secured a quantity of JOUVINS celebrated Gorp Men»ar KID GLOVES, which we sell at + IFTY CENTs. In going through our stack we have cleared a lot of Remnants of FLANNEI® WINCIES, CLOTHS, etc., which we have markd at prices that will clear them out at In FANCY WOOLEXN GOODS of all de scriptions we are making a very large Show. s * We call the attention of Gentlemen to our New SURPRISE COLLAR, (the best make) one prize in every Gertoon. Have just received a new assortment FANCY GuODS for the approaching , Large Size and very Heavy, thing for a 1 PATTERSON & | BRYSON Une Case AMERICAN CANTON FLAX. NEL, at reduced prices. GREY COTTONS, We have again much pleasure to inform our regular customers (for the abové justly celebrated GOODS), and the public generally that the FIRST FIVE BALES Ofa monthly supply, have) just & and are now for ALE at our R! SUPORE, SPARKS STREET. by the or PIECE, at a small advance on PRICES®. * f Ray> For Bleaching purposes and for wear they are without their epual in the Dominion. Bayâ€"Wholesale at mill prices. f MAGEE & RUSSELL. B@* Call and secure a Bargain For sale during the Holidays. m@* Reuexese tus Pracek, Opposite BATE & Co (ttawa, Dec. 20, 1870. , Have now received a full supply ot j D E P AR T ME N T 3. Ottawa, September 36, 1872 TY EW Ar WENTY DOZEN Ottawa, Dec. 22, 1870. 63 â€"SPARKS STREET, CUNNINGRAM & U:OS4Y, CANADIAN CLOUDS HOLIDAYS| ; NEW YEAR‘S Cl PATTERSON & BRYSON. GREY BLANXKET3, Cornwaill, § :® « English. *.GRAIN BAGS, Cotton and Linen. Dundas Manufacture, PMLUMBEANMHES SUPPLIZLOUGA ADA NEW FALL GOODS 4$ WIIOLESALE & RETAIL. HOLESALE. HOLIDAYS. JUST RECEIVED, 14 RIDEAU sTREET, ALL NUMBERS,] MAGEE & RUrSELL, F0R THE.â€"_ MAGEE & RUSSELL. =â€"â€"ALS )â€"â€" OODS 6 ouds. Elgin Strees, : , Opposite Russel! Hoosr just armved our RETAIL by the YA@ FT . just the above Compan»,tor the perpose of receiring re port of the Board, and Election of Directors tor the ensain {ou, will be beld at the offce of the How J. l"lfi‘ AkD CAMERUN, Romainpe Buildings To;l:l;fi\u.ol TUE~DAY, 10th JANL ARY, 1871, at h BL, * Shareholders who have paid up the calls made on Stock, will be entitled to vote either in person or by proxy. 2 o hss F | The Subscriber has just received an as sortment f Corner Fron: and We‘linpton Streets. C o8 {fe ctionery Plam foakes, Fruit | Cakes, Citron cakes, Lemâ€" 1 on Sultan, Secd, Pound cakes, , Sponge and er large cakes, Iced and ornamented #t D. Morrison‘s, 38 Ri~ deaun Street, where you will find the largest and best astortment of small cakes, and coc» : ( fecâ€" ' 4 tlonary in the city, fancyboxes. Horns, â€" * of plenty, pure Suâ€" gar toys end Figures, _ +â€" _ of home and foreign manu. fact u re,. D. M o rris on is now prepared to furnish Socials, Soirâ€"es, Tea® meâ€"tings and other , a ties in the best lt)‘., h«ring bad ten gears o-xp. rience in Montreal he feela confi tent of giving | satisfaction to all whe faror bim with then orders. Pless» 10 remember tha name and place, D Mo:rison, Biscuit manut. cturer, Pasâ€" try Bak«â€"r, Wholesalean* Retail C nfâ€"ctioner, 38 Rideau street, and 45 York Strest, Ortawa, Dec. 28, 1870. 18550 Si«, I am instruscted to gs,(_. natics that the ANNUAL MEETING of Sharcholde*s of the 1870 ° Bohemian Vases, Lubin‘s and Violet‘s |.._ _ ALEX. CHRISTIE, [ T Druggist, ‘ 40 Sparkeâ€"st, | Ottawa, Dec. 22, 1870. *t546y F?EIJE.E-:-Z. PHESENTE A great Variety otf TOYs, ALBU M8, LADILE® COMPANINNS, WaITING DESK3, JEW LLL ERY, JUVEN:LE BO)K3, and other Feney Goods, at HAUsSER‘E NEW STORE, ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT ROARD. Inseste! Funds Upwards of $1,200,000 Em Ltertings. Ottawa, January 4, 1871 This institation difers from o her Life Oflises in that the Boous from Profts are «pplied on a spe ~lal system forthe Polioy Hoide:s Personal Bâ€"nent and Kej ~ment doring his own Lifoume, wi h the opticn of large Boous additions :‘t‘u sam assured." The Po‘icy Hoiserthus ob tains aA LARGE REvU®*TION OF PBRBESENXT OoUTLAY of a most important amount in the ove Cash pay meunt. of a lile aunuity, without dnvy expenre o out ay wh«teyer beyond the o,divary assarance prowmium for the omginal sum a«sured, which remains intast for the Pulicy Hoider‘s heirs, or other purposes. P W ARDLA W , Recsreta! Aourrs â€"Veers J T & W PENNOCK, Ova®\ Decsemier 18, 1815. 1641 Am Oprrations on the 1st Octobâ€"r last, bay opâ€"ued un offise in Ban«‘s Blok, Elg Str~t, ( Ataw», and are now prepared to lto«@ woney on «ty or othâ€"r propâ€"rty, at (th loweâ€"t retes, repayable by munthly jnst«! iment», Or uther®wi«*, to suit borrowers. _ > ; 6 Apply fo T * JAMES COX, Building and Savings SBociety. 1"0. HETROPOLLTAN Ottawa, Doo 14, 1870 L. io oretars â€"»Preaw ur r, Ottawa, 13th December, 1870. _‘ 154011J7; Apply at Orrawa, Julg 5, 1870. KW Â¥YEAiAR‘s QqlIfTsBs,, I beg to in#‘ mate that my FU& BIOCK is now eomplete L. every For rycmu Montreti, improved 6 proved new Mansard Koaf stime rsituated in Vietoria Orescent, hering msjern convecionses of beat, water s WO OB Prinak vEATLEBAA® be accowmmodated with 0 MLNION good out building, on an ample lAL, snd ®! J°J+â€" ing the Apest river view in Octaws. For fusth « rartioutars apply to W C. SMILLIE, on th premiss«. or at the OMse of the BRITISA »K nICOAN BASK NTE OOMXPANY, Â¥aA\ § TELEKGRNAPH ~COMPANY BEAD OFFICE 7 IFE A8§8*0CIATIO® OF 8 SIB" Rememiver the place, 33 ARidean Streot. QPPOSITE OLD STAND. AaDd OF CAK» 8. The above society having commenre SLgES PlAC()c‘ 0R SALF, UA AXCHANGSE OR A PROVIsION POR OLD AG%, "ax Eiarur Caunr 1s Sousorten. LEKaD OFF1CE FJR CANADA, MONTREAL. Pertumery, ‘"XMAS & NEW YEAR pEP ART M ENX T. MONEY TO LOANX Y our obedient servant, H. JNXO. JuLLEBS. bBesretary? y 4, 1871 1555td AND FINE Tollet Bottlces == 4A L8Qâ€" MX ROWSELL 8, Opposite the Union Hotel, ==&ANO â€" Texoxto, 344 Dec., 1810, Tollet Articles, $ U BJ . F U R S , Mirrors hideau 8 :reet, improved or and Sets Centre Town. 1400 xt 1871 and #I 18 0 th t th 8 Clouds, Breakfast Shawls, Tios *X The @OLJIVE GREEN " ‘prm etUl prove the mt fashionable, and of the above. # are in receipt of ten plece " New Neal CHERRY URANDY, . CHERRY WHRHISKEY, LLQUEURS, . CJRDIALS, SHEREKY, PRT, Good ancommo iatioa for the travelling pub . tis, Fusiâ€"Class Wines and L/quars Good Stabling, ) _ The next Quarterly Mesting of the ST, GBEORGES® SOCOJIETY will be held at the ST. JAMES‘ HOTEL, on TCESDAY next, 3rd January, 187. * B@* Entrance on Queen Street, F. EV AN#8, Proprietor. Ottawa. Doc. 30. 1870. 1553f. 1 Case of Newest Irimming to match all oar Fashionable Per 8. 6.« MORAVLAN,‘ 1 Case Extra Cloths, in the new Gl.!o' FIFIY ANNUAL‘ BALL of the qUKEECN @148 COMrPANY at the #F. FATRIOK‘3 HAaLL and CANADLAWN 188T.â€" fUTKE, on TUEsDAY 10th JANUVUARY . 18f1. Sutherinnd‘s Qu«drille Bavd will be in sttend> _ 2 CASES OF MinuziNERY, Containing the Veer Larzer St;jes in Bonnets, Hats, and some very Choice things in Flowers, Feathers and ;;:"i;â€"';.‘r.lll'lâ€"“ “LP‘{.‘ by. Mre, MOKKL~ 3ON. Admismon â€"Bingle Lickets, $1.80, Doeblie (ickets. $1.00. To be prosured from Capt. If: Roy, Ind Oaptein Charles Dupois, and Frapcls someal, Dn-’ o commence at 6 v‘s.ock. Dours vpen «t 7. Gud Sauve th» Queen. witawa, January 2. +871 1181 6 Ottme«, sor 1: «07e 1 Rimo Smamo & C1 {4‘7. SPARKS â€" st. 49. Ottawa, Decamber 31, 1870 es K & IL W AÂ¥, * Application will ve madeto Parlisment, at iw aect bession, for the IEncorporation ol a Company ud construct a Railway through British Boer® Amorica, conpectin with the present Kaliway «ystém of Canad«, and thense to prossed to the dorth of Lake Baperior and through the Nexk Cest Territory to the Â¥ellow or Leoatks Meal #uss of the Rosky Mountsins, there to ontést with the projected â€" Kulway through Britiwh Jualumble to the Pacide,~â€"with such powers and aivilegos as may be astsebary to outry thoss as aio oper ation. Fancy Wove Goods still arriving. Ottawa, Dec 8, 1878 ntawa December #, 188% f BENEY‘8 sTO YXE BULLDOING, Vuilington Street, Upper Town, Ollamwe Will receive this week -fir Express,‘. from ONDOX, England, WETCALEE ANXD QUEEN sTRCETS, T OTIC€C E. Ottawa, Doc. 30, 1870 A School Teacher, w.th see.nd Class Cortificate, or rchool ~ectiun No,. 11, beposn* ‘”’. s au o mos wee meslsicls 8 C. BARTLET begs i somind the poblic that as will commense the MaeMa neason this tm y wm-uduuj parl ol the ouy. He .iso bege to remind the pa ie that bhe is ouying n a large stook of m‘ Iraamoute for Jartstm as, from Engisnd, iro = the best houses in bs lise is Loado . ~ MKicn Bon Bone. l erary raristy. P.ney Roxes, : a«ke ‘rmameonts, a sumber of whell soxes, irsw Brigews, Hoeg» «ns _ Also, a great variesy 0 Other 5g0088 Bs tor hristmas and now bear‘s Prosouts, o merous to losert in tbis adveâ€"tsemest, Re herefore bege anearly cail, and inspect ror your« «ives, as be is oertain be #11 heve the largoot «ad best arcortment in the trade Also, a very .rfouâ€"-d.ddnol Uukes. wreamented and jaln Â¥ruit, ‘1trona, %â€"04, Genes Madera, Pound Cakes, Macrosons *+ponge, Lady‘s Plogers â€" Alikinds f Jelli #,. A iarge s#â€"0f+â€" ment «i preserves is pots to sul! ousto mers. N @c0ee of ewery kind in gro«t variety, ,l-l."...o y e e d e o o k stoâ€"k of Fancy Hearts, Whelesals and Retail. KB â€"Tes and Cofes Bot at ail house ol the day. Refreshments of «very kind always on naed . 'z'.-rf.‘u.uu,m Qeo sadi in aay style on the shortest notise. Hutaws Vien WH 150‘6 The genileman who found s smal containing part of a Ladies Eveni neer the Quâ€"bec Bink, ’M.R #il| be suitably rew urd 4 on leariog i. Cfice of W R T&sSTLE & C .,Centre * Uttawa, Dec. 28, 1870 / 118 YVisiting Cards on the shortest notice. * Ottaws, Decemher 20, 18 70. 1544 17 "F. EVANS, Proprietor. {«** CcaNADA PACIFPIO s ALFKED W aADDLXGTO®. Oftaw«, Ost #1, 1270 10038 im T. HUNTOKN, SHOULBEED & 0o 47 and 49 Sparks Btreot. ABOLL0N BURK MuUsiea, MuMBae AsaAC, FRENCH WHITE WINEKs, hivi, ; "OT1I0EK,. Vinest Quality and Furity. UKtawa, Dee 22. ! A to T w an , J. 4. MACPHER®ON, Y EW CVEA d‘s 1« MCAiYES, | BRANDY, #¢, 1X WOOD AnXD soOfITL®, in endless Variety Mantle Cloths. A K K # * per Piate Printer, Bank Street, near Kparke, LCE8STRE TowWX. Dress and plucked Otter Skine Satin Cloths, and Heary Lardware â€"â€" ALAL,. OPFâ€" @I1N, Patty, &6., FRENCH RED W.NXES8, JAS LESLLE, Besrotery, W ine Mersh btove «Bt, 1526if | 186 .4