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Section No. 2 in the r ox TckEp, J ust received se wWoRK3 EYIR &4 COâ€" / P ag WITH "": 1€ DTERs> ~ \ Wwest op the RALWay 3U0LY, W1 __ Otzaws to call uun’;-.â€"lr Rowe closed the Land + Sale for Nr Preston last evening, by disâ€" posing of the twentyâ€"eight lots at auction. The remaining twelve lots were sold at private sale during the day. Speculation wasat a high pitch during the sale, rnd quite a number of lots exchanged hands after the sale was closed, at upfofitol‘ twentyâ€"tive per cent. We can congraiulate Mr Rowe on his very waeopfullmdnb" and the most honorable manner in which it was conducted. No main could say one | word of disparagement u;reprdnhoubl hom its commencment to the close. Rllowâ€"citizens, the Sapeurs Hok ad Ladder Comp:ny took advantage of the cecasion t» hold the r annual vicâ€"n‘c at the Bellevue Gardens Hull. It *s hardly necessary t» say thit it was in every respect a great success. â€" Marrier‘s Quadrille Band excelied itself nsupply ng music for danc ng. The followi: g> were the winsers in the vir us games : â€"200 yards, Ist prize J. Lovers ; 2 d ds R. Hurley ; 600 yards dashâ€" pen to Compa y caly, Ist prize, L Resord ; 2ad. â€"do. E. Rmord ; 3 standing leaps, Ist prze, P. Waylor, 34 teet ; 2 d do. J. Cavinagh, 32 fhet 4i>, Running long leap, 1st prze P. Dufy,18 feet 6 inches ; 2nd do. 1. L vern 15 fetQ inches. Surecas Puwâ€"Nw.â€"Yorterday beng the mtional fete day of our Fre .ch Canad:an §b our cases Cornices, Poles, Corâ€" nice Ends and Stair Ro!d.. Just oponod" at | RUSSELL & WATSON‘3. run at large was fined $2 and costs Two girls chargzed with larceny ramanded. yert Steamer Purics Covrtâ€"Mospat.â€"Two young mencharged with a breach of the peace were fned $3 and costs each. Villiam Edwards for having foul premises, was fined $5 and costs. B o Uctave Fortin, keeps a dangerous dog, and was fined $1 and costs. Hugh Hinds for allowing his horses to MoxtREAL 4A pepart Leares Kingston on LUuozdaja wiRtE Fridays abo..... 0. > .++ ++> 3 00 U wiox Forwaroixe & Raiuuway Co. sw h'Q&s( Ittawa at 7. 30 a. m. Stages arrive from Aylimer at 4.30 p.m. way* Steamer #Jessie Cassels" leaves Aylmer daily at 8.30 a. m. N. Râ€"Tickets to all points East and West can be had from ¢ A. & A. I. TAYLOR, Agents. pepart Armve Russell House and York Ntreets. \Hearth Rugs, Coca and Wool Mats, of every kind, shown in gmt.!.‘ff.t.y.’ '.t + N I MESLYXIHE ‘There is no better Spring and Summer medicine than the Taledonia Water. No fi-flymhwitbontit, for where it is liberally used, no Doctor need apply. princi 1 Hotels and Saloons in the : aro m':: supplied with Caledonia w'mr. A.vk[toril. Gissox & Co., Scle Agents tor Uttawa. Arrive The national anniversary was duly celae brated in the prosperous vill:ge of Hull. Leduc‘s gardens were well patroniz~d4 Muviee & | SsuthelL.ond‘s 5b nt" was Tae Noewsoiix Â¥ir Destsor.s must be asreally wonderful production from all weounts. The inventor and proprietor in his cireular addregses the shantymen severe and many ia Spring time, throuâ€"h wetand col3, tut lLy are as nothing compared to the anguish, torment and the misery you have t â€" endure through those legions of tormeersâ€"EFlhes. When the hum and buzz, s1.d the bum becomes & din, and the din becomes a roar, »nd the very ar itself reeksâ€"with insect !‘, then your ~!qll.' miseries begins. .Bc cheer urrab, Hurrahi a Brighter day hTh'-d; Comfort and Happine=s shall take the place of Torment and Misery, and Peace shall be henceforth for once prockimed, amid the hum, buzz, the =' ard :o.;-“u *insect life, by that 7 """" truce, Norwegian Fly m attendance and d ncizg _ was indulged in until a late bou in the evening. A display of fire works took Place an4 a coupl: of balloons were sent up, the spectacle being witnessed by an mumense assemblage of people. We will Cuclude these few remarks by saying that Hull did full honor to the memory of St. Jean Baptisto. _ _ "*sea serves to sh.w, and that the Programme will be fairly acd squarely mrried out to cne acquainted with the masterâ€"spir.ts of cur gallast Brgade wil f t% woment d.ubt. We u: derstand that Ow ng t the very 1 beral terms offered by the varicus ra Iways acd steamb at com:â€" panies an immense influx of strangers to them that hospitality for which the citiâ€" ’ of Ottawa are noted, and hope: the M" .""’?‘m of many more, on occasiony . The first day, which we %’u portion of the programme Camiing of trixls of Fire Apporatus, :_"‘ Hand . Engines, Hook and Zemiesi C00 C 5 (‘-Ph"liv in, Diseases of L:.h, Kidneys otpi-lm:lhoul-l ?nd for a Supply of the Caledonia Waier, â€" Gmsox & Co., Corne: Sparks and Elgin. :V‘Oioeonin‘ manner in the capital 'm: Domini>a. â€" Thit the celebrati» on a grand scale the programme tkverenmkâ€"kerves to sh w and. that the y j ._"___"¢ heel moos otc,, for which there are entries we understand :?.'N'Yv Brockville and Perth, pooted mmmmu from Peorth, Sereral entries have _ brogress being made. by the Fre E‘"i-tbur eif rts to celebrate the ':- that the Caâ€"adiaa Nat.o al day is z. Nl‘ *Amnay be well tâ€" . ote PRAVELLER‘S GUIDE, Fairy"‘â€" Your hardsbips anc miseries are inde LQMINION DiÂ¥ CELESBRATION mer "Louise," departs f Kingston Cn Monda ud nw-d-y:as...,....?....fi 8ST. JEAN BAPTISTE IN HULL. O T A WA RUSSELL & WATSON‘8 LOCAL NEWS CANADA LA WREX V ictoria _ ~~ T. AtttC® Leaves cvery day at. : Arrivel.......... «e w s CWPCT xo Orfawsa ForwaRDING Co‘¥. ston on Fuesdays and affli¢ «1 with Rhoumatism, EO ie IH Rivrer Navicamox Co os & Orsawa Ramwat a.m. _ &.m. noon. }‘ 730 10.30 1200 0.00 6ls 84. 345 620 and corner ~ussex 10.00 ExtRaAL Raunwatr OGmsox & Co., Agents. (6.04) 1958if 10 7.00 bands will discourse music at the various points where competitions are progress~ ing. besides which steps will be taken to substantially care for the visiting firemen The judges who were unanimously agreed to by the joint committee are to be : For steam and hand engine competition â€"Aldermen Mosgrove and Bronson ; for Hook and Ladder and Hose Reel racesâ€" Aldermen Heney, and Rowe, and Messrs Weldon Champuess and Joseph Riopelle ; Eumoonâ€"’e-n. T. M Blasjell aud A: Lapage. The wellâ€"known character of all the gentlemen named is a sufficient guarâ€" antee that " fair play and no favor ‘‘ will be the order of the day. To the brigade, we need only say that the public eye will be upon them, and let them see to, it that they allow no blot on that good fame which has no superior in the Dominion of Canâ€" ada. The engine competition will take p!we on Cartier Square, the Hook and Ladder race on York Street, and the Hose Reel race on Rideau Street. Both these races will .afford a fair test of : the muscle, â€" endurance and speed . of the brigade _ generally as _ well as of that of the representatives of other cities and towns who may enter for the races. Members of the committee will be in attendance at the several railway stationâ€" on the arrival of trains to escort visiting companies to proper quarters The whole proceedings will be lookei over with a fatherly eye by the worthy Chief of the Brigade, Mr. John Langford. â€" The gold medal for the winner of the Firemens‘ mile race will be a gem, boing specially designed and n’nurmund at the well known jowellery establishment of our townsmen, Messrs Young and Radfort, The foot races wil take place on Cartier Square ; and the Base Bill, Cricket, and Lmcrosse Mitches on â€" tase Pariiament Square, although we believe the latter place iz not yet definitely settled on. It is to be regretted that the Committee were not financially able to procure‘a good displiy of fireworks for the first night. Perhaps it is not yet too late. A httle from each of the many who have not yet contributed put into the hands of the Committee, would, no doubt be made to throw "more light on the subject" on the night in question. All things considered, ot aly wauih ce the promdters, bat wilt it on 1 boano’noflonglo be remembered with plearure by the citizens as.well as by our numerous visitors. The second day‘s programme is also a varied one. Base ball, cricket, lacrosse, mile races, half mile races, etc , will suc cessively be on the fapis. There are base ball entries from Canton and Ogdensburg, N.Y., Brockville, Kemptville and Ottawa; for Lacrosse from Montreal and Ottawa. For the foot races there are many entries among whom are some very fast amateurs «â€"â€"Stitt of Spencerville and others. We have seen the little Gems which the publishers of HHenry Ward Beecher‘s g religious weekly present to all new sub. scribers to that paper ; and we have pleaâ€" sure in a:ying that the chromos are inâ€" deed perfect treasures of art. The ons represents a child "fiast asleep," and the other "wide awake.‘" The originals were purchased. in Laris, during the seigo, at a price much below their value, and thus it happens that these beautiful chromos can be given awiy lo all subscribers to that able and well conducted “nli‘iom paper; The Ciristian Union, edited by Henty Ward Beecher. Probably no man on this continent is do‘ng so much to mould reâ€" li:ious thought as Mr. Beecher, and his hands should be upheld by every true disciple of Christ. ‘The price of the paper, with the two splendid chromos as a premium, is $3 a year. Of the paper and chromos, the pastor of the Congregationalâ€" ist Church in New â€" huaron, says: ~"1 have no hesitancy in recommending The Chris tian Union as apaper worthy of being in every family. Itis, in my opinion, a firstâ€" class paper, well worth the subscription price. ‘The chromos offtered as a premium to subscribers speak for themselves. No word of mine is needed to show that they are worth having, even at double the price asked for them and the paper. I The newest designs in (Engâ€" lish) Oil Cloths, from 80c to gl 40 the square yard, at _ _ .. :;. write this because 1 particularly desire that every family should have the reading of what I regard so good a paper. Mr. 8, I. Jones is agent for Ottawa and vicinity. Moxer mghmâ€"Agrly to R. A. Bradâ€" ley, Solicitor, corner of Sparks and Eigin Streets, Uttawa. Costumes and Dresses made to order, in the latest styles, under the superintendâ€" ence of a firstâ€"class dress maker ot fifteen years‘ experience. * Allan, McKinnons & McMorran, 2), Sparks Street. upon, from and after the lst July next. And notice is further given that TEA and COFFEE inlbouiwmm 1 such duties have paid may reâ€" bonded and reâ€"warehoused at any time before the TWENTHâ€"NINTH day of JUNE in the t year, and that on being so T Reimate eoore mm sn cang Found of speci ties on su ‘ea and Coffee, shall be repaid to the owner thereâ€" of.ud.dnwbwkbythmgoflmd Customs at the Port where they are so reâ€" Our stock of Carpets is now complete, and is one of the largest and best assorted ever offered in the ciiy, having placed our orders early last autumn, we are enabled to sell much under present prices. Tapestry and Brussels Carpets are now offered at from 10c to 20¢ per yard under . gresent value, Those reqnirin(f arpets of an kind would do well to loo{ through the stock now shown by RUSSELL & WATSON. Public notice is hereby giren that all the Customs duties, whether specific or ad pulorem, now paysble on Tea or Coffee importel into Canada, shall be repealed ALLAN, MeKINNON‘S & McM +RRANS, 20 Sparks Street. Reâ€"bonding and Reâ€"warehousing of geh' and Coffee. W asuine fad. Jaraxess Siteks at 140câ€" per PUBLIC NurIcE. â€"___ R KX K. BOUCHETTE, 2006 3 Commmissioner of Customs. RUSSELL & WATSON‘S. RUSSELL & WATSON. PERFECT 8EM3 Cpsroxs Deraztuext, | Ottawa, 10th June, 1872. or by the THE OTTaWAa TIMES®, JUNE 25â€" 1810 P __ Customs Dogartment., > o e o pn e e ‘ Ottawa, June 6th, 1872, Tng 5 ' | Notice is hereby given that His Excelâ€" | * â€" lecy the Governor General by an Order in | â€" QUEREC AND GULF PORTS _ ° u'ndu'tho .thonm waAy i:;:mt, s au ity veâ€"ted in him, by the | .+ 4â€" 3rd section of the 3ith Vic., Cap. 10, has V following articles be transferred to tho’ en M list of goods which may be imported into | Steésm Communication between Monâ€" Canada free of duty, viz . [â€" treal, Quebee, Father Point, Gaspé, « Precipitate of éopper." | Perce, Paspebiac, Daihousie, Chatâ€" 4 Analine 'pltl used for Dyeing pur. | ham, Newcastle, Shediac, Charlotte . _ poses." â€" _ â€" C .( _ town, Pictou and St. John‘s Nf#d., Public notice is hereby given that parâ€" tie« entitled to reâ€"bond and reâ€"warehouse Tea and Coffee under the recent resolution of the House of Commons, notice of which pears in the extra of the Ganada m‘dh of this date, may so reâ€"bond a~d re warehouse such ‘Tea and Coffee at the nearest Port at which the ssme may be, or such Tea and Coffee may be deposited and reâ€"warehoused in any Inland Revenue Warehouse, should such Inland Revenue Warehouse be at or nearest to the place where such Tea or Coffee may be, the Colâ€" lector or Officer of Inland Revenue having charge of such Warehouse, in a place where no Custom Warehouse exists, being instructed to receive such Tea and Coffee in the manner and under the conditions in the said notice mentioned. ~â€"_â€" â€"~. R.B. M. BOUCHETEE, MERCHANTS & BANKERS AsSOCIAâ€" TIUNX UOF NEW YORK. PRINCIPALâ€"MRS. RUBERT STEW ART. In CAS4 GIFTB to be distributed by the m ‘o “ s evene n# 684 n 40e 100 ‘“Guld WdMOOI....l.ocootl‘zb ‘0300 275 Sewing Machims ........ ....60 to 150 15 Elegant Pinous .. ...... each $250 to 700 50 Melodeons ............. do â€" 50 to 20v Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, eto., valued at......., . °. ...... . .. .$+;800,000 A chance to draw any of the above prizâ€"s for 25 cents. ‘Tiocke‘s describing prizcs are sealed in envelopes and well mixed. On reâ€" ceipt at 25 cents a sealed ticket is drawn with out choice aud son: by mail to any address, The prize named upon it will de delivered t the tick«£ holdet on payment of $1. P.iz . aro immediamely sent to any aidross by ex prees or rtara mail, You will know what yeur priz»a is before you pay for it, Any prizeo exshanged tor another of the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can depend upon fair dealing In this ERatablishment, delightfally situated in the wost beâ€"Ithy part of the cit{, Young Lacdies may receive a sound Engliish and rmflw vlthubond.m for 11::0 & year, num of vacancies is fl:nu.'.-:y application should PUBLIC NOTICE _ Opinions of the Press «Fair deaiing can be el;rd upon..â€"New York Herald, Aug. 23. ‘A yenuine «ist. ibution,‘â€"World, September 9.. <Not one of the humbugs of the ¢6«7.‘â€" Woeekly Tribune, July 7. They give gâ€"neral satiefaction.‘ Mgdnq,j-. Gyaâ€"a» In returning thanks to tieir cum:rous Irien‘s and customers in the city and vicinity, for thir past pat:; , beg to inform the public & nerally, lbm bhave jost complet. od arran ements for the loasing (at a large expense) ‘of those large an‘* commodious culdings mar the Maket Square, on York Sire !, formerly occupied Ly the Government, nd known as the Military Hospit«l, which they bave t â€"cougbly rcfitted and paiuted, and ow fee} couftent that they are in poss gsion »f on« of the largest anÂ¥l beet situated room gin the Dominion, where they will pay pa ticular ttention to Auction 8 .A s of C ;The subscribers Ofer for Sale in Stock 1:000 Tons Scotch Pig Iron, Calder Y E and 3; 150 do. do, white; Gooan Boiler | Plates, assorted sizes ; 2,500 Boxes Charâ€" | coal © Tin Plates, «Coatbridge" and «Machin‘‘ brands;. 200 Boxes lo. 10 x 14 | Coke Tin Plates ; 50 ‘Tons * Morewood‘s‘"‘ | Lion Galvanized Iron, Nos. 24, 26, 28. | PS A.&C.J.BOPRh&OU. | 329 Commisssoner Street, Montreal,. E8TABLISHXENT FOB YOUXG LiDiES® Cornar of Wilbred amd Glousester _Thbe gchael will reâ€"open on the 3rd ot January, 1874 Oitawa, Due 22 1811 188Tiawkdy¢g References.â€"By kind permission we reter btho‘hlma‘-’ 'n-h’; 8. L .ne, Louis. ville, drew $13,000. Miss Hattie Banke, COnarleatoo, $9,000 ; Mrs, Lonisa T. Blake, 8t. Puau!, Piano $710 ; é-nuol Â¥. Raymond, Bosâ€" ton, $5,500 ; Engene P. Bracket, Pittsburgb, Wutch $300; Mmiâ€"s Aunnaie Osgoode, New Orâ€" ts 'l“;o $5,000 ; Emory L. Pratt. Columbus, O., $1, 00. CRELIOPR BMPOKcâ€"v««s censerserarterersss" | Melvilie‘s semnsâ€"2 vols ..........s......... 0 Mazzini‘sâ€"Life and Writings.................. | 1 | ~â€"#&e., #o., &s. . HENDERSON & CO, ~are D l0}_ [ _ No W Bparks Street. %Wdfi'fi&i&'fifliii&d'llillllli ee Centuries of English Literature, by C Real Estate, Household Effects, Agricultura Implements, Works of Art, Horses, Curriages, &e., &c. . begular gu.tion â€"Satee every Tu =!4; ind Friday mornings, at 10:30 o‘clock, where parties baving goods to disp=se ot wil} fn+ it t, their advantage to send them in the oven, ing before. One Cash Gift in every package of 200 tickets guaranteed. Bix tickets fo $1, 13 for $2, 25 ‘or $3, 50 for $5, 200 for $15. _ Song of the New Creation, by Dr H. Bonar:. . . The Country of the Da:’b. by l'nn.l' Du The World befure the Deluge, by Louis _ * PRHIOE. .. . . . . . + .+ kreEREETIEEEEert vi Â¥ee a vis D.;‘g;llo"l His‘ ory of the Church of Scotâ€" Auctioneer and General Commussion, House Furnishivg, insurance and Real ‘Estate Agents. 36, York street, Ottaws. 15 Sates in country places, wither in Ontario »nQuebec prowptly atteuded to. % A%hs JOHN MACDONALD & SON, M Agents wanted to whom we offer liberal nducements, and guarantee satis action. . .. | wWOonp,CcoLLIns &c0, _ Reâ€"warehousing of Tea and Coffee. 12 ~~~" oK STERKXKE T. John Macdonald & Sson, Ottawa, June 12, 1872. Ottawa, June 10, 1872 Ra@y* A Prize for every ticket. "@g & CUGKkt UHE «ar«1A«s«sr+«+s+«s i« â€"§1099,000 6 _ do each ................. 50,000 ’ (‘0 do ve se nate e sessse ’5,000 0' do do LEA AAIEAIILEILL L 5,000 5 do do se wa o @4 se e m e + * 2,000 0 “ do veesir e .s00e seee [ 500 IEW BUURKS. HBMB&ION & 0 § OrICE OR SALE UiaRD aAND KOUCATIO®, By command, 1884dak&wl ACDONALDYy®‘ AUCTION ROOM3 $100 PEr YEARâ€" â€" | otawma, May 20, 1s;2 CC CCCE anaa n en k ne n eb en q a 6k & @EUUUCTT do m w aee e e n e n e e e e e 6e + bo‘m ¢‘° dO aa se nei e e a «* e *# ’5,000 ‘o do LEA AAIEAIILEILL L 6,000 ‘0 do se w# @40 se e m e +# 2,0\)0 “ do veeebe o ceane #eee T 500 “ do weee a4 44 84 se 8e a s m do do a ue m e e eb n e e e e s 100 n "M..... # # + ......‘75 'oAmo §1,287.,1148 DAILY DRAWING3. R. & M. BOUCHETTE, Commissioner of Customs Customs Department, Ottawa, June l1th, 1872 Commussioner of Customs. yuuye 20 19r4 58 Broadway N,.Y 2000 3 0 30 3 00 | Hosiery .,. The steamers of thi« Line, under contract with the Governwent of the Domimon of Canada and the Government of Newfoundland, are intended to sail as undernoted : _â€" C The Steel Built Paddle Steamers "Secret" or " Miramichi" to leave â€"Quebec and Pictou every TUEsDAY during the season of navigation, touchâ€" ing at Father Point, Gaspe, Perce Paspebiac, Daiâ€" housie, Chatham, Newcastle and Shediac, on the ugrnhlzd down trips. Screw Steamers ‘ " Georgia" or "Gaspe" to leaye Montreal TUESDAY, 35th JUNF, at four o‘clock, p.m. and every aliernate TUkSDAY, touching finflbec, Father Point, Shediac, Charâ€" lottetown Pictou, lnnfil’i tou for St. John‘s, NIETUBSDAY. JULY : and every alternate m. QAY .". .zo’el.‘m..k-' p. -' 46 \ 2e ae 1 h ox s» C CITSEY Freight to W. H. d, MAAA rrly A S d : * A+ N c nileaata h The Steamships * Albhambra," . Flmborodtll." aud " Pictou" to run regularly durin1 the season beâ€" tween Pictou and Montreal, touching at Shediac sudcol'nlocum on the down trips, as business may A,.'! 7. us < L uD tub aoy qenlllyl s Five or six gentlemen can be comfort:bly accomâ€" modated at L. E. LA WSON‘S on Wellington Street, over J. M. Grant‘s Hardware store. â€" Ottawa, June 1, 1872. 20056 Sealed tendrs will be received until noon of THURSDAY, the FIRST day of AUGUST next, for about two thousand tons of Cast Iron Water Pipes, from five to fifteen inches in diameter. â€" _ ___ Specifications and sections will be exhibited at the W ater Commissioner=‘ Office, on and after Monâ€" day, lst Julg. and_can be had lxhgprhouion. in writing, to Thos. C. Keefer, E:? , Chief Engineer, Ottawa Water Works, on and after that date. By order, Taas s C. R. CUXNINGHAM, _ R@y~Straw Millinery and Jackets, Manâ€" tles &c., the finest assortment in the city, are being cleared ovt at cost. Remember, Saturday next _und‘fc_:ilowing days. Shop opened at 10 o‘clock, and closed at 6.30 p.m., except on Saturdays. . O'I'I'AWA WATLK WUKK_S. 7 TENDERS F03 CAs T120# PIPES per cent. T.Hunton,Son & Co TEMPORARY PREMISES Containing a saum of money, on Wellington Street. The owner can have the same by proving property and a. plying at the Trixw®s office. Ottawa, June 20, 1872. _ 2002 â€" 40 pieces Dress Muslin at 17 cents, late price 25 cents, Sheeting Pillow Cottons, &c., cheaper than before the advance. % "JESSIE CASSELLS‘ R Lea imer daily (Sund at $.30 a uns :nAo’efiu -m‘fe‘..-«:';'m).pmm ‘i‘ho Steamer Kid Gloves .......at 75¢ late price $1 Leaves Havelock for Chapeau every Tuesday and F nd.y“ u:ormns.:t“ 7‘ &, !m'k Rolt.utmn' leaving ame 0 0‘0c a o R. S. CASSELLS, President Ottawa, May 2 1872 1960if Hdkfs., Laceâ€" Wanted three boys to rs. A t this Sfi | ys to carry pape pply a Ottawa, ay 18, 1872. â€" 200 pieces: do. selling at 16%, late price .. 20 ‘cenis. ; WHO REMOVE TO THEIR NEW PRE MISES ON OR ABOUT THE lsr € OF JUNE NEXT. : Their immense Stock will be sold at prices never before beard of in Ottawa, commencing +» BOYS WANTED Fancy Challises........$00 09 _ $00 15 Fancy Grenadines.....;. _ 12â€" 20 o it ) ~~ Sxa‘se‘s. ~ 17 25 Fancy and Plain Lustres. 14} 22 . SILK DEPARTMENT. ‘fln Black Glacies..;.... Black Gros Grains....... _ 95 1 15 ie ** tire«r,.. I 10 1 38 _And fine Goods in same proportion. JAPANESE, POPLINS, Micapos axpo 811z Jex®serti®ss, &. BUNTON, 80X & 00.3 P Et Lâ€".NX":F $&3 _ Corner Sparks and Elgin Streets; Ottawa Jut:ft.'. 1872. ‘,m ,__. Water Commissioners‘ Offlce »BURSE FOUND. The & At 50c , worth 85 ; and 62¢., worth $1. MANCHE®TER DEPARTMENT, 60 pieces Ligh:t Ground June 17, 1872 We quote only a few lines. > DRESS DEPARTMENT. 64 RIVATE BOARDING. KION FORWARDING AND RAIL wWAY COMPANY. j TTAWA WATER WORKS ENUINE CLEARING SALE an1 by Railway connse 8t. Jobhn, N. B., and Hal Selling at 12¢., late price 17¢. FaNCY DEPARTMENT At 10 o‘clock, a.m. [FOR CASH ONLY), SIR JOHN YOUNG ;. .. Ihe t , 20 .+. ARte w 35 Parasols, &o., reduced 20 HERRICK & CROMBIE, Selling at. Late prices 34 Sparks Street. Agonts, Ottawa. 15 Secretary. 64 66 ms with 95 1 10 1 15 18 Beirg far below present prices, in view to reduce my stock which is yet very large and in good order before removing 'Eo new lrremises, which will be completed this fill. Goods to be sold at old prices are as follows: If these few lines reachesany parties which require these goods they would do well to call as early as possible. J 5 sEtt B.ock TN Ano WIRE 200 * of BRASS KETTLES, Ottawa, May 7, 1872. And a quantity of other goods too numerous to mention. 1 would draw the particular attention of Farmers to the goods below set forth. R@y* Remember the old Stock at the old Price, in the very best order and best quality ; names will tell for themselyes. l the undersigne1, beg leive to anuounce that being about to build on No. 3, * Sparks St., old DESBARATS BLOCK, Queen‘s Printing Office, I propose to have & BLOODS‘ BEST SCYTHS, Stamped on both sides of the hoel, HIGGINS‘ do go do do MOORES‘ _ do do do: | do F. & W. do i > o_ do & do B. McP ., do do do do Reaping Hooks and Sickles, Rakes, bent and straight, Cradles, Snaths, Forks, Grind Stones, Scyth Stones; also, one Marble and Moulenétte. | Alsoâ€"1 fine lot of I.C. and I. X. Tin Plate, Block Tin, Ingot Tin, which will be sold as cheap as any other house in the Capital, Also, a gre«t variety of Tinware, Lamps Burnérs, Chimney Wicks, and CUOAL OIL, at a small advance on cost. Ray~ Come one and all and see for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. REMEMBER, _ i s n CADBURV‘S Cocoa‘s & Chocolates To be used as a . It ts now an established factif you want any firstâ€" elass Brandies or Wines ,{nddnbflt Family Groâ€" eeries, you must go to Situated next door to the Post Office, and will u) ready for occupation > <â€" »~ JN*~ ABOUT THREE WEEKS. â€" â€" This is a splendid opening for A Dry Goods or Hardware Store. Fresh SALMON from the Moisic River received daily at THE TEA POT, Rideau Street _ _ _ _ Orders left in the for noon will be executed in time for six o‘clock Dinner, Aro reveade B ce + essrs. Fraser & C Â¥ e lt o _Quebee. : FRESH â€"SALMON nessmres fak e *3 7. o+ <.* Postmaster, Grocer, Provision and Produce Merâ€" PW LET. ENGINEERS, «CONTRACTORS & CORâ€" PORATIONS 1 Apecs y The subscribers beg to call the attention of h'i.i Patent Dredge Plant, The Best Business Stand Te Keneca Fall make, 37 ASSORTED COUKING AND OTHER STOV£EsS, 30 AssorrEep PoTg, 41 36 29 CRUETâ€" STANDS. Ottawa, June 14, 1872 13 CHANDELIERS and seven HALL LAMP3, BEVERAGE OR AS A CONFECTION, Put up in different sh â€" and pnridiul. P:t%: that use the like. Please call avd examme. GET SAMPLE. For Sale at THOZ. PATTERSON‘8, Ottawa, June 5, 1872. June 14, 1872. Thos. Patterson‘s UST RECEIVED, P The largest and best assortment in the city of Great Clearing Sale chant, Hull, Que +) SISTERN PUMPS, A large number of Beled Pot and Bake Oven, A large number of Block Tin and Iron Muffin Pans, A large numbe«r of Block Tin and Britannia Tea Pots, A large number of Table and Pocket Cutlery. Ottawa, June 18, 1872 IRECT IMPORTATIONS Flourishing Viilage of Hull, TEA POT, For particulars apply to ICE COLLERS and FILTERS, SAUSPANS, assorted, LARGE POTS, No. 26, Rideau Street. NA yie y L2 +. + n opels o apnaiitet . Always on hand. OF THE OLD STOCK AT. OLD PRICES. â€"AT THEâ€" *O THEIR NEW do do do do do 2 Rideau Stree 1997â€"3â€"lawk for Lumbermen, (very cheap), from $1.00 up to $20.00 each Also a number of BATHS, Tinned, C' Po DQRIONQ â€"tf more or less, EW vo"ffl"&-"’i’ enabled to give attention to wants of our friends, and n.mf'.’%"'“' satisfaction to all who may Ottewa }n % ffl 1960â€"17. ‘All of the newest "designs for this season purchased previous to the advance in Engiand, and which for exent, wvdw flf value, will surâ€" pass anything ever in « #$"Contining â€" ourseives ..ug to HOUSE Carpets, Havre pleasure in announcing that they will new store, 49 Sparks Street, early i fl flnh{lu‘mflo«“o{ s Â¥ Drawers, ( otton, Woolen and Silk,) Men‘s Silk Simaue Btacen Sar‘s do. Neckties, Collars, Gotton oS ponran mane Pn cpieth se uin j cony u _ Call and be convineed by the prices and quality Dra (hrfet&p. Trun &e. We h:v.::‘oo on band s Q.-.sbo lkt:'ek of Cotâ€" tons, Prints, Stri Pl: for Pants, G:ass Linens, ‘I 8 a’.‘ Ootton Shirti all Wool irting, #‘lain and Fancy Winoo.y‘kurtiu. We have a complete stock of Gen.Jemens‘ vutâ€"fitting W hite Shirts all sizes, ianey V m.:r:c m&‘“ “..um osts, erino Men‘s Plain and Cotoured mgpuf"gmm and have now ready and open for 'i?odo-'-â€"_-" me of the lu::o l'ld Muorudm?:h Dry G:.dc ever hnfic into this city. ‘ Having purchased two mon %fin usual, and before the inte adâ€" onipres miivtnnt ts aees 1y 4 mant on the it possible notice from ; $10 UPWARDS Our Tailering Department is more complete than ugual, having secured the services of a firstâ€"class Cutter. Gentlemen may nxon pulx: good tit. Call snd”l:sn your ordu'l.‘.om as 'ooil:vu fifty ~ cent higher weeks. our s C i dnnieriee enc m i 5; ho connd s Sack Coatse all ‘W ool, $3 Shooting Coats do â€" . Pants all Wool Striped and ~~â€" Plam. do . dé V ests do =â€"do 75 conts per bottle ; three boitles for $2. C o’: be purchased whdoulo”u all the wfi;ddn‘houu in Canada. For sale in Uitawa by H. F. MacCarthy, Chemist Large Importations JOHN GARDNER, CHEMIST, MONTREAL, Sole Manufaaturer and Proprietor. â€" O‘MEARA & CO,, most respectfully to inf« tholr bastomers and the pabls Srawellys hatines DISH COVERS, CAUSES THE HAIR 10 GROW T NVIGORATING THE ROOT3 wey nam, ir IT EIBBLLISHID AND GLOSSY.! S‘I'OPS ITS FALLING OF. Em ALL OTHERS. Restores Grey Hair to its Natural Color â€" and Beauty, Ottawa, June 12, 1872. KFioor Oilcioths, Cartains and Curtain Materials Cornices and Cornice Poles, and a all Asssortment of House Furnishings, lSOfil‘ BOILING THE SKIN $N00LUBRK) ANJ EJ AND DUES NOT SOIL THE SKIN. TTAWA CARPET HOUSE. REY HAIR, IT RESTORES GAIN, TO ITS NATURAL COLOR, EAVING IT BEAUTIFULLY une 15, do do do do do CINCALESE 60, Sparks Street, Ottawa. E-'- CE CC OMC COCCVEODFy full trimmings, 1872. O‘MEARA & CO. do do do do do 1995â€"3m 8 50 2 olAPRErs armcikic -'d% ig of the Lungs, Nose, Scomach, or of m’;ca"nq muW’ * o Pricoâ€"6 oz, 30 ; Pints, $1.50; narte, $1.15. $&~ Those remedies, except PONWS £Xâ€" TBA&mthe:rg;dmlzl.mmbu& part couniry, mail express, free charge, oc " eceipt of the price. Address Specifics for all private discases, bouh for . _ _ c-'ln.‘:’nlpnmwwu Viais M"w”'-------‘-;-----‘“"‘ Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness, Sorencss, Sore Rheumati«m, Liimbago, Piles, Bois, Stings, Sore . «0 Bore mouth, Canker ............... ® fi do Urinary Weakness, wetting bed.... 5& do PflnmlPMvun‘BJ-.m........ 5) Z z Wfltm vutei: 31 do ufpu‘k:m'.wmm & * FAMILY CASES, to 60 large morocco or rose. owiood case mfl.&m for ordinary disease a family is subâ€" ”Z‘u%mmuu _ _ withU0,0 # vials from.............. $ to $ 8 OTTaAwWaAa aND QUEBEC. | #4, 23, 1 § ». Rideau Street, â€" Ottawa, April 12, 1872 Lace Collars, Have proved from the most ample wh entire success : mm‘ge, Pml&m use tuex are ie on‘x meweines poriectts 1. mmmu:zmqm' so harmless as Lo umm% «o efficient as to be alâ€" ways reliable. have raised the highest commendation from all, and will always render Sitk Scarresâ€" in Endless Variety and Latest S1trTLEs. f The Latest Novelties in Sash Ribbon HUMPHREY S Homeeopathic Specifics, REGEKT HOUSE. Allan, McKinzons & McMoran Spring and Summer Costumes. June 14. 1872, 1IMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR. Gereral Wolfe, _â€"___ KMHOMCEOPATHIC E and Depotâ€"No. 562 Broadway, 2’: y"f’.‘{': do do do do do do do 3: do P Work and Embroidery on Bark May 3, 1872. PLAIN CUFFS, _ slons, involuatary Disch; m“vgm"m with one $2 flhnl”o’ful'b'- der, very necessary in serious Congestion, Infiammation. '&m Wormmwn Colic. Ory ingâ€"Golle or of Infants . . â€"of Children or Adults.... 1 Uolic.. NC,:|‘,,. o(,ur. Ainnnkeg* * 'um" Bick fimvm- Dyspepsia, Billious Stomache....... Buppressed, or Painful Periods..... . W o Profuse Periods....... .. gdtgbec m&mm m n, Fever and Ague, Chill F v:A” & Piles, biind or ‘»Ieedh‘......... is Ophthlamy, and sore Of Weak eyes.. Catarrh, acute or Chronic, Infuenza W hoopingâ€"Cough, vivient cougins. . ,, Asthma, oppressed breathing...... Ear Discharges, impaired hearing. . sns bepig, phvgicnt Feamuers Dro, and Hes'my !!eergt:)vu 8’%“ Hick messâ€" auey-mfiw, Gravel 07 m ryous Debility, Seminal/ Emmisâ€" and GEU. MORTIDAERS o busmesx Bt Embroidered Muslin Sets, »GN OF FANCY ~COODS Plain Linnen Collars, New Dress Fabrics OBJECTS OF ART, AND CURIOSITY, &o., &6. We are now schowing all the noew Paris Mmruh-ouhluun?. Lndies are invited to an inspection the large and choice assortment of Bonnets, Hats, Childrens‘ Dresses, WABHING JAPANESE, a wiry durable texture for Travelling Dresses. WA:EI'NG SATINS, Pink, Buf, Silver [(RENCH MUSLLNS, NRENCH _ BATESTE, in figured and Â¥ RENITE and MARL PUPLINETT. YREPE DE CHINE, a beautiful riterlâ€" i al. Silk and Wool mixtures PIQC I ,A::BK IQUES, marvellously rich OKOHAMA LA WNS, exquisite shades IGERINE GRENADINES, HILLIAEKY DEPARTHEAT, SHinclair, Stitt & Co, _ _ 80 Bparks Street, Ottawa. Alian, McKinnons & McMeran, _ 20 SPARKS STREET IN_EREAT VARIETYJAT OLIvIEr cor. ALE RAYEE, Dolly Varden, new nforms thapublic that he has opaned a1 ttawa 1 Com mercialHouse where can b.’p:lmhlkd Allâ€" Kds of Merchondise in his L2 All Kids of Merchandisé in h AT vERY LoOW PRICES HATTER A\MD MRAERX PLAINESET®, .ace Nappets, Through the e encouragement receive n-thdu-z'mh it has caused us to a our stook. i t tation has with much care the best markets. P attention given mcani.blobrfib-a- trade. A heary stock of Tea, aiso Coffe® of the best and ground on the premises A large (oi mt ie dn on antns on dratl. the beat in the Getiiniol Al the abor af prices to defy competizion l ppBorocRaprh caruery. @MITTIE RiYYD lâ€".a._.l._ Ohina W archouse _ @MILE BAYER,_Photographer,; _ cork mm aationn ariines P eatienss °-‘,¢'§-&"E§:"' M earen mainhs B cents. _ % | Siebet plotarse ut eoualty tow setees. _ WANTBD. MoDUNELL & MONGENAM, _« Ditewe, May 11 297 _ Ottawa, June 3, 1872 Embroidered Linen Sets, Union Bank Block: FANCY SET , Lace Bets. 1945 3m. 14 [