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also respec) «4 ho are indebi* is at an ear‘y «o. 1k To be held in the .. LL ; L .1;‘.‘?‘& C ;OO-M¢‘ " of admission 3 cante; Chid® BOU SE .;.-w_;:;:" pus ¢ lt Barack Bol® erson, _ John raâ€"Andrew M . A H Taglos, 4 5e rew‘s Socicty of T AM TN 4 0 geo, lLhak hn d in need in a * a week our neÂ¥ % & Week nlve, VE LL â€"STREET, raluable prizes an d competitors in t ccend.nce. open u l0 a1m. ; \ emicies Necreolary. aAug. 2, 1872 INMION BUI BEE ED & FKERT â€" o" George a28 LLO® Wine ank ~Z""" MerchaBi®» mâ€"l â€"5 " grel will be grem July 24, ista. R 1e & F a pt y preoa ses Sussex and Geo#§® D COMPLETE rrEEY ORDERED wHiTE DRE* rg*HR w H#OLESALE 28 to be ABO O CC C e H. ME Â¥ rville, Ues al" Srova ay, 1 their oN. EK MeUINBEAYT, w BY20N, COXH ud FWANKA®*T £s, GI%s k0 s o" PORT. "q COLL Sn le ~_.â€" _ _JAMES Bank Block, 1812 sH KT vles, 20 conth 4400 | | _ N. 200 &1 se Y AL® . us «00@ our E 7 it & â€"k £AP,# IREK! !1 v dal®, es a%@ <pu1N0 Pouss Covarâ€"Moxo.r.â€"John G suthier #uent to gaol for two months at hard Fanny Wuite, was fined $2 and costs for sssaviting Esther Mills. L Bertrand, for the larceny of $15 from News. It is well known that our cricketâ€" ars are ever ready to meet any club in the Dominion, to play the game, and to play “i.‘fiohllo'h‘ extract from a hwblr.&;u.wa the Ottawa Club, by the Secretary of the Kingston Club will shew that the mâ€"n who Mapd were well satisfied with their Itception here. " We regret very much liat wletter reflecting on the hospitaliiy Â¥ your Club recently at Ottawa should late sppeared here. It has not the know â€" lÂ¥dge or sanction of a «ingle officer of the Club ; none regret it more than the sleven who went from Kingston. .‘ % E. 6. PENSE, i Neo‘y K. G. C. The Oitamwa Cricket Club have many gagements on hand at present, They -h'mlhhd.ymmt.m wlected from Carlton Place, Arpprior, and NMeighbouring towns ; wickets pitched at ““ Te Vrittaw thaw sxuzah un ukew Prezsonir.~â€"Thomas Murray, Esq., one dh“fi.hunlddhc:-fiu. «as in Town yesterday. He loa this mormimg for Pontiac. Upper, Centre, and Lower Town, No satscription must exceed 25cts. Liver Complaint, TPnseases of ~&.lflnqnumnhonuund b.mlyoflhoww‘m. Gmsox & Co., Corner Sparks and Elgin. Our otockd of C"Pfe:i is now -w, and is ong of the largest and ulorud/:vor offtered in the city, having placed our orders early last autumn, we are enabled to sell much unde. present prices. "Camter.â€"We are glad to 1â€"arn that the ctricketers of Kingston have repudiated the letter, reflecting on the hospitality of the Ottams Cricket Club, which appeared a few days since in one of our city conâ€" temporari®, copied from the Kingston There is nobott‘r&r-’nd&ln-fl medicine than the Caledonia Water. No family should be withodt it, for where it is liberally used, no Doctor need apply. D. D. Darwm:, M. D â€"Persons troubled ‘MUWCOMLN.W ness, Seminal Weakness, Catarrh, Goitre, Rrysepelas, Tumors, Cuncers, &c., should bear in mind that Dr. Darwin cures such Diseases speedily and effectually. Office «t the Albson Hotel, where he can be seen through the day and evenings. 2041 tf ~V£am. (hhiduythoyoxpdol to play * mateh with the Perth eleven, and on b the return match _ with Toâ€" Temwxomnir to Siz Joax.â€" The Trades Unions‘ Committee appointed on the abovre matter have made every arrangeâ€" went necessary to afford ail workmec in e city an opportunity of test‘fying their wteem for the Premier,. Subscription lists hire been opened at the Châ€"udiere, :.’-‘Ph!honwmmondol Kourrt to LexD. ley, ""'"."',_"" Sth insg 3 ; _" " named Jobhn McMartin died *Â¥ ealy .'NbguClannoo street yesterâ€" "a7 afternoon.. pe, ; DJHOSt bell on the body by Dr. fagy, . _ ""Slerday elicited the following 2 000 ~Cevrel Me gu ol _‘hbqj’ of _ "erck McDon»{1 asworn, sud d ""‘.'." my hotel about four â€" "en: He ## unwell when he can :’u“ palpit:tion of tne . .:.“'... day _ by | day, hb""""“flfl-flu Py Uppa, 5 100C HMe was a farmer from the .:?“"M came to this city over Cenes, _ In Rochestor resipess stands, 0f y, are now supplied with Caledonia :“ Water. A;‘wi& Gizsonx & Co., Agents for )ttawa. " ne Sody of deceated and came &.‘M Kwre corroborative eviâ€" fiiw--vo. “ House Ottawa, May 13. | Umox ForwaRDING & Rauw.ar Co. Stage leaves Ottawa at 7 30 a. m. arrive from Aylmer at Q.m'p.ln. -~W «Jesasie Cassela‘" leaves daily at 8. 3) a m. h o Tickets to all points East and West can be had from i & A. H. TAYLOR, Agents. *"Riigise on Mowlage . m ‘M"“ .......’.'-- M «+*« a Fair}y «Queen Victorla A case of selling liquor without license Uttawa, July 3. C 2 Wm. MceKay was fined $3 and costs for The English cleven will sail about the Rersons afflicted with Rheumatism. A mhm[.no Shawl Deâ€" .!.: at Allan McKinnon‘s & Moâ€" fRAVELLER‘$ GUIDE. JR SUDDEN DEA ruâ€"l.\'Ql‘JEl" ons new lumber cart, |ron a for cart lars, call at ”w‘ To . BHGT #e. w. Orrawa Ramwaiar. zm & m. noon. Met 730 10.30 12.00 ] t 613 845 345 Me! OrtiawWaA Rochesterville, two. splendid : stands, on Preston Street ; als RUSSELL & WATSON. LWCAL NEWS Caxapa Cextrar Rauuway â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" â€"â€" Â¥ole â€" HKnvc0e Leaves every day at. . Arrives.. Liames.â€"You can get a Lace was committed to stand hi* Lt 1@ LW River® N.avioatio® Co. e ue Cmed CC0. ks a Orstâ€"class shanty horse, fox ber cart, |ron axleâ€"tree, and new m........A.._.....9~:I) Orrtawa FoawaRrpING Co‘vr. Leing aeworn said he 18 10.0 EV a RISTE DORION Grocer, Rochesterville, p $ lun Gimsox & Co., Agents. P l Sparks ant biges sworn, sid decear TAYLOR, Agents corner NusseXx a about four weeks bhe came, he ‘ tne heart. day. _ Had m. 1 sent nlo-hu. 1958if 6.00 7. 30 4.00 1.00 The verdict was of course strictly in 16â€" cordance with the evidence, being in etfect that the remains found among the debris on Suturday last, on the east , side of Nuss®x, «*reet were those ot Ars.Evans, and that sue came to hber desth by hu.& m.‘ in the fire of Sunday, the 28th it a decision #as not soon arrived at he would dismiss the juary. some minut«s more elapsed, and the doctor‘s patience becoming completely exhausted, he was about to obtrude himself on the august :‘un, and by the umdhnl:nw of " .upreme * it, when word was uwmt the jary had agreed to a verdict. | e Dr. VanCortiindt again interrupted the Forem«n, and endeavored to bring about a motion of adj urnment. A brisk parley followed between Mr. Thompson and ths coroner, alter which it was moved by Mr. Deviin, seconded by Mr. McLonald, that the jury has beard â€"ufficiens evidence to satisfy them that the remains found are those of Mr#. Evans, which being carried unâ€"nimously, the docter again jimped up, and slapping his books on the desk, put on his ‘hat anu started out, on the way, however, directing whispers to jurymen, trom whom he did not, «t all events, reâ€" ceive a satisfactory respouse, and c n sequently he continued his march, again banging the door as he went out. The coroner waited very impatiently on th« balcony of the City Hall tor about five minutes, when he addressed a note to the foreman, w.«rning him th.t pib The Foreman, aadressing the jury, said that the Coroner‘s remark was very significant. He desired an adjournment. It the jury thought they had sufticient evidence to come to a verdict they should p‘rmm“munuldou. . Paimerâ€" Nor are we a pack of fools as the coroner graciously ejmculased on making his exit. _ â€" Ir. Va«n Cortlanit then â€" read three or four words from a book an i muintained it, made him supreme in the inquest court. _ _ KRophia Cardinal‘s evidence was then l-:‘::w which Dr. VanCortland: said all he wanted to know was until wh n and to where the jury would adj wurn Iir. Van Cortliandt sad he h«d not beard what was sarnd ag«inst him. Mr. Â¥Fnompsonâ€"You did not remain to bear it. Dr. Van Cortlandtâ€"I1‘ll give you the law as to the duty and posiuon of coroner. Mr. Hilliardâ€"We do not want a corone who will treat us l ke a lor of hogs ; sla; Dr. Van sgain put in an appearance, when a memver 0| the jury asked him to then deliver the adiress which he h«d seemed so anxious to enlighten theim with. Mr. Warnock â€"Mr.â€" Coroner please pro ceed amd let us get through with the inquest ‘_‘])r VanCortlandtâ€"Ab! you are a man A motion censurin. the con {uct of the Coroner was iumediâ€"tely c«s.:1ed by a unanimous vote. Mr. : gleson ihen resumed his remark= â€"«nd said ihoy were sumimoned together w ascerta n it the charrea remains found were those of a bum«n being They had met on Suturd.y anud adjourned unul yesterday â€" when _ they _ ag.«in _ met and had heard the eviience of Miss Cardi nal. \Having heard the necessary evidence it was the dury of the jury to come to a verdict indepâ€"ndent of the coroner. The Coroner said bhe w »ulsa not listen to his explanâ€"tion, «nd puitiog his bat on his bea . be w«lked out mutiering some thin ; about i â€" fouls, and banging the uvor violen r im Having gone to the Hogpital Mary Cardinal was sworn and deposed that be~ tween 3 and 4 o‘clock on Sunday morning 2#th inst., was in bed in mrs. Evans Sussex street. Was awoke by sound of fire bell. Sleeping on 31 storey and when awoke siaw smoke and blize coming from back of house ; I shouted fire to Mrs. Evans who was sleeping in front room of third storey. I put on a light cotton dress and told Mrs. Evans l could not see to open the door ; Mrs. Evans then told me to come into her room ; asked Mrs Evans if she had time to save any of her clothes. she toli me to save them if I could, l thought the smoke was too dense and could not save them ; Mrs. Evacs told me to look for the little dog ; ‘lloohod for the dog until almost suffsca ted ; did not find it; then saw Mr Evans put on his cout, bhat and boots ; he then threw out a tin box out of front window ; The blaze then broke into the room ; Mrs. Evans pushed me to the window ; 1 screamed as did Mrs. Evans, and I jampâ€" ed out; was a servant to Mrs. Evans fin‘ about ten months ; went to bed about 12 o‘clock ; Mr and Mrs. Evans went t bed after me, because I took the lamp from their room to go to bed ; I was up stiirs with Mrs. Evans when he came home ; Mrs. Evans did not tell Mr. Evans not to dress himself, but to save the lives of those in the house. 1 saw them fixing papers in the box the day betore the fire. Mr. Evans might hare done more towards saving us bacd bhe not been so excited. Mre, Evans d.d ‘not try to escape by the passage to save herself ; she did not leave the room, so far as 1 remâ€"mber ; Mrs, Evans ° was not dressed ; she was in _ the hbabit of _ wearing « gold watch and chain around her neck when she went out ; no change in Mr. Evans cunduct at h_me previous to tire ; :ouw;lr. Lvans got thouoxhunl The jury then returned to the City Hall. and the names having been c«lled over. the Foreman, «4r.:. A. EAgleson, proveâ€"ded 10 wuiress the jury ; be h«d not m«de much progress, nowever, beiore bhe was interruplted by the corouer who sanl he #as usu, ping is (the 0 couaer‘s) duty . Mr Jaimes Ubowmpson requesed the Juorâ€"ner to allow Mr Egieson to procees Considerable delay was incurred at this stage by a heated controversy between the Coroner and Detective U‘Neil, the latter interpretting the former‘s reason for making the fire inquest distinct from that being held, as being a desire to increase his profits. The inquest on the remain of Mrs. Evans, was resumed yesterday afternoon in the City Hall. As usual, about an bour‘s delay took place in getting thejury together and in prattling over nonsensical explanations, all the result of the coroâ€" ner‘s loquaci‘y which is interminable ad intolerable. _A motion for adj urnâ€" ment was made, after which the coroner moved th«â€"t the jury proceed to the Hospiâ€" tal to take the evidence of Â¥iss Cardinal, who jumped from the window the mornâ€" ing of the fire." The jury then rendered a verdict that the ~deceased came to his death from sheer exhaustion, caused by vomitting and dysentery." ‘ HMenry Lorocque sworn said, 1 got an order signed by Dr. McDougall and Messrs. James Peacock and Wm. Workâ€" man, authorizing the admission of the deceased McMutin to the Protestant Hospital, but on being taken up there those in care refused to take him in ; reâ€" turning, he died in the cab at the Hotel jast. He returned saying they had refusâ€" ed to take him in. I sent him up again toâ€"day but he was again refused admission and on returning he died in the cab opposite my door. He got on a spree occasionally, but wis sober all the time he was with me. INXQUESET RESUMXED. + <lip At Capt. LL[TLES Grove, Bank Street Road, on WEDNESDAY, August 28, 1872. l Gowan‘s Quad:ille Bind in attendance. Dancing to commence at 2 p. m. Amission 25 cents. Tickets may be bhad from meâ€"mbers of the Commi:tee and at the gate. By order, Ladies desirous of taking lessons in:the French language, can secure the services of a competent teacher, who has the best of credentials and of this u?vvfom ‘or terms and particulars, address by post, _ The undersigned returns many thainks to his nume«rous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on him in his busines during the last seven years, and solicits a continuation of the same at the old stand, 17 Sussex Street, corner of George. J. A, PLINARD,, Late of Pinard & Chenet. Ottawa lst August, 1872. 2056c Orrarm. & K & tWk _ _ _ { NARD UuF THANK®. L* In reference to the above the unâ€" dersigned offers his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the t enâ€" souragement he has received nad.y, anud informs them that be will continue the same Branch of Business, 47 Sussex Street, next door to Mr. J. M C. Deles Dernier‘s, where he will always have on hand a splendid assortment of Staple and Fancy PDry Goods that must commund a ready sale. P. CHEXET larnorlyof?innd&éhnfl. Ottawa, August 1, 1872. 2037a Having just added one of SUJTTERLIN, CLOSSEN & CS celebrated CHROMA TIC PRESSES to my Printing Establish ment. | am now prepared to execute every description of < ULUUR PKIN TING at but a slight adva ce on the prices charg»d for printing in one color. _ _ soy> About six o‘clock yesterday evening Detective w Neil was hurriedly sent for with instructions to make his appearance on Queen Street with a posse of police iwithout delay. There being no policeâ€" men about the station at the time the detective set out alone, and on reaching Mr. iayior‘s stone yard, on Queen Street, he found a number of men con: gregated in a high state of excitement indulging in gestures aod uns parliâ€"amentary exclamations most lavishly Several parties began immediately to explain matters to the detective, who, however, very modestly informed them that be could not decide the case, and expressng the hope that they would not light. The *« bone of contention" was a quantity of stone, upon which Messrs. laylor, Arnoldi, and Robinson, respectivye ly, hud a mortgage, E.ch one pushes his claim, and with him a number of men w sustain him in his demand. . he conâ€" sequence was that sometbing like equsi numbers met under their respective generals, but a triangular conflict could not proceed satisfactorily, and at Detective )‘Neil‘s bhumble request they separated. PRIVA TE LEsSUN3 N Chroma is Printing. THUREE CULURS AT UNE JIMPREs81ON. the square yard, at __ RUSSELL & WATSON‘S. The newest designs in (Engâ€" lish) Oil Cloths, from 80c to $1 40 Hearth Rugs, Coca and Wool Mats, of every kind, shown in great nrieg: at RUSSELL & WATSON‘S. kour cases Cornices, Poles, Corâ€" nice Ends and Stair Rods. Just apensd «k.‘ â€"___â€"_â€".___â€"_ «Mr. uagar, the late member, having given this meeting the assurance that he has no alliance with the party in opposiâ€" tion to the present Government, and that he will give the measures of the Governâ€" ment an independent support. Resolved that in the opinion otf this meeting Mr. Hagar be reâ€"elected to represent this County in the next Parliament of Canada, There being no other candidate proposed Mr. Hagar addressed the meeting briefly, and said that when they last elected him he went in as an Independent member, giving the Government all the aid in his power in building up the Confederation of the Provinces, and supporting them in ali measures which he believed to be calcuâ€" lated for the promotion of the general interests of the Dominion, and if again elected by them he would give them an independent support in the same manner, bel.eving as be did that during the last five years the country had prospered in a most unprecedented manner. Unme hour having elapsed the Sherift declared Albert Haguar, £2q., duly elected, and the meeting broke up with three cheers for the Queen, and three for Mr. Hagar. _ Thus in pursuance of the underâ€" standing arrived at previously the election passed off without a contest. The following is a copy of the resolution at the private meeting on Oth July at which that arrangement was come to, Mr. Hagar present and concurring : was but a small attendance of the electo.. not more than about 70 persons being in or around the hustings, it being generally known that the late member Mr. Hagar had previously come to an understanding with the leading supporters of the Dominâ€" ion Government to give a general support to Sir John A. Macdonald‘s Government. bhortly after eleven o‘clock the proceedings were opened by the #heriff in the usual manner and Chauncey Johnson, Ezq., J.P., proposed Albert Hagar, Esq., their late representative as a fitting perâ€" son to represent them in the new Parliaâ€" ment. Colin Cameron, Esq., J.P., secondâ€" ed the nomination, : Moved by P. O‘Brian, Esq , seconded by Wm, Allson, Eeq. _ Losiser . QOttawa, Aug 1, 1872 REV. & JEXMXXETT, X. A., WILL RE ASSEMBLE ON MONXNDpAaY, First Graad Anaual Picâ€"Nie CuUNKTY K@&y~ Prospecius sent on appli Unhiawa, Aug 1, 1872 + T OTICE. HE SCHUOL NOR BOYS, The nomination for u.. â€" s NOVELTY ! KUSSELL & WATSON‘S. THE AVGULOR CONTEST. ‘IENXT ORDER 0O Â¥ERS." FRENCH LANGUAGE El By order, 4 | ‘Ant Ottene Citn Hian .ts . [ . & 1. P. CARROLL, P.D.C R., wa City FRIDAY and SATURâ€" fls Secretary. , DAY, August 9th and 10th THE 28D sE®TEYEER p, PRESCOTT CONDUCTED BY fHE OTTAWa â€"TIMES AUVGUST &, 1873 uwammfi'&x 8St. Patrick Street, Ottawa. =â€"â€" _ uis County took ELECTION FORRES® m i yoe umunl.' 7 The wonderful \det, w _ s?kx:mirm\] ~ in novel Equestr‘an Feats on Two } ‘rhe during 5 mitrile ue m PetP ons achiewe arin m Ise w -ulln‘u humhoekmcn'nfim‘:l for style ; ‘1‘5& ‘J\Lgl;xlou ‘.wun‘)bx.. 5‘2&2252 9-_';}9-, the brave In I.VQ;ANf i(ml})i ;ni".;..i;fii)i'fd.' whte variet att A Sre. T{lomnd AllLl:).l?(-)‘.‘ml. The most amazing of Equilibrists and Posturers, _ Mr. SAM.â€" LONG, The popular CLOWN and COMIC YVOCALIST, and as it is ethibited in a separate, but connecting Snd unchseptionahie sntertetnnn ats: s66 96 4o unexce nme« FREEOF® cuml.m' The chief attractions of the Cirers are the Lowanâ€" dess, THE GREAT BRAZILIAN FAMILY of tmv-‘tih %vbu 'W" RIN DA W ANDE, The most briiliant Equestrienne of the age. who is emdowed wilh pnd:r“tlll-uni maichless 8r. MARTTXHO LOWANDE, U as $ barchack rider, whose thriRing gu-uhu- i« varied with the startling feat __ of somerssuiting through k ,, MONS b"A"’rExâ€"h"“"""' e on $ TREL OTH T RONX JAW, whose igtous rencth are miraculous. With mtl N‘mdgfl\u cask filled with waser, and a man holding two 56 }bs. weights I °. .. NHCELE: ANGELA, â€"â€"â€"_"~‘â€" THE FEMALE SAMSON, and the most perfectly alto;ether unparalicled, .__ TWE VICTORELLL BROTHERS, whose marvelous 0{:&& feats and Acrobatic performances excel a\l other similar exhibitions. Of eleguntly decorated Chariots. Animal Dens, Baggage Vans, and Performers‘ Carriages, with EeC an in existence, who executes & . ow iiiaiens mc * IEIlllg:.Dl-. L PRINCE SADI DJALMA, An artist that ha« astounded thonsands of andiences and perplexed the Medical Fraternity, both in Europe and America, has been securcd at an enorâ€" mous salary, This uw i« unques tionably the mast een«at IAr-“ in exâ€" istence, and well styled the OoF MYSTERY ! Ample time is given Patroms to see al Erhi 'uuuopd:nothoclnu Performances. ONE HUNDRED SPANISH MULES ! 1) MATCHED GREY HORSES AND 30 SMALi PONIES, and the ELEPHANTS anq A HERD Embraces the most notable Areric Performers in tC Worl, Wwhose ols iwewr wik W1l takeplaceat 10 o‘clock A. M., consisting of the GoOLDEN CHARIOT CREATION, Containt M'ull‘!h-onohld.dm of AJ and Museum Curivs.ties, Klephants, al“.:’d. 'P‘.:i’-‘. l.o" in .Eud- array, 3 I Two P rbmbl‘y Doors open at 1 and T P. K. Auniasion to the Four Shows. ... .‘ _."__ K# cents ©WiÂ¥Kwon undcr 9 yoars. ... .. 1nd forms the Grandest and Most l;r-lwlo __ Ological Display ever placed on ibition. The Wild Bea«ta will be performed in their Den by PROF. WITTLE, the daring Animal K ing. NHE UNXICORN OF HOLY WRIT, the largest ever exhibited in America. â€" THREE ELEPHANTS! of them being the greatest noblest "? mals hl::iu.-ee, and lh.:‘t’hud «t A BABY ELEPHANT | * â€"pletes s superbgroup of . 4# A genuine show #hich aroused the greatest enthusiasm of our citizens.""â€" Montreal Star. )7 $ CAGES OF RARE ANTMA!TS and TROPL for One Card of Admissia Contains a miscellancons collection of KOYEL John O‘Brien and every statem«nt of its M YENS8ITY and PR&. u'é; 10N is truthfal and unexaggerated, Ottawa, July 30, 1373 FRIDAY, Aug. 9, ThE MSNS!ER FQVA SHOWs KUSEUM, MENAG caravan, AND Crrous! PERYECTTIX EVERY DEPARTMENT. AND I8 __ BEraRATE TENTS,. WI H Srack FOR 10,00 PEOPLE. 1 STAEET PAR\DE A MKE LOXNG! At 10 o‘clock, daily. CLASSIC BEAUTYT AXD ABTISTIC oRAcX, _OTTAWA CITY, Two Days Only of popular Modern amusements are united in A BRILLILANT ASD IMMENSE OORTEGE CUROSITIES, AXTIQUE RELICS, ar RARE « ORrRS O :\l&"r_lnllngln extent :o;..' exuabers '22557â€"";‘ i;o';lil;l' 1};{.?3;::&' him an ex m m Arenic £conts Wwith his mirthfal hamor, Four Waterâ€"proof Pavillions, Metcaite No lie . <~~+~«.. .. . Auguit 1. Crmwall: + + ar + 6 5e + a zse * _ â€" % Mustisburgh........,..~, ut _ * THIS COLOSSAL EXHIBI!1I0N, O‘Brien..... ... Sole Proprietor and Manager, ALL THE GREAT FPEATURES aad umiyxtnho .-us.g"::fi'.‘;r‘ the _ ‘Earopein THE GRAND PROCESS1I0N OQO*‘BRIENS‘ CAL BIRDS, including a ponderous A CIRCLE OF DAGGERSI OF CAMELS, unite in compofing IN.THE QYMNASIUM NATURE‘S8 WONDERS ! TIIF CIRCUS A CA RAVAN A MENAGERIE TIIT MUSEU M RHINOCEROS ! C K. FARNSWORTH. AL8O EXmBIT mm _ SATURDAY, Aug. 10 UXDER ###* s208 # +# 44 64 ipl lleeds + _ OHawey Bist July, 71 rock @xcaÂ¥vaiion “_wg “"‘.“'â€"â€"â€"-v lapids, on the Ottawa River. Capitaine m\ d:us-"""“""‘:,"‘?h -u-uuu.%ol.. n‘ tendent Ottaws River Works, where printed forms of Tendar and othar infi TIO P ntunnget 7 To trutrasciateiitâ€"â€"watring IW toatent d Mn.;:.fl(:.flh-dm -iofidldu-; 1 D--t-'m "nl-lh bound to accept Department of Public W Mlt&ufi endorsed * Tender for Slide. &c , will be received at this office u«ti! Tuesday. the “duo(w pex‘. at noon, for the construction "f a Cribâ€"Slâ€"de, Piers an« Boowm, and the performance of certain rock excavaiion at Rocher Capitaine Rapids, on the Ottawa River. & Reaping Hooks and Sickles, Rikes, bent and straight, Cradles, Snaths, Fo Gfind&gne'l,&ayth&onu; also, one Marble and Moulenette. sy Fasihy Forks Alsoâ€"1 fine lot of L.C. and I. X. Tin Plate, Block Tin, Inzot Tin, which will be sold as cheap as any other hbouse in the Capital Also, a gre t variety of Tinware, Tamps Burners, Chimney Wicks, and CUAL OLL, at a small advance on cost. -'Oonbofi\.dm-imbrymlvu before purchising elsewhere. : Keurnaemide ooo coo. _"â€"._ _ _ . .. BLOODS‘ BEST SOYTHS, Stam on both sides of the heâ€"l HIGGINS‘ do s?d do do * MOORES‘ do do do do F. & W. do do do do B. McP ., do do do do w.&0. * do do «~ _ do *‘ do, : quality ; names will tell for themselves. Being far below present prices, in view to reduce my stock which is yet vrery large and in good order before removing to new premises, which will be completed this fall. 1 would draw the gticnl ir attention of Farmers to the goods below set forth. _ NZ* Remember the old Stock at the old â€"Price, in the very best order and best The perishable nature of these goods compel us in order to effect a clearance to maik them at ap enormous sacr tice, All other goods proportionately reduced in Lot 4.â€"WHITE BRIULLIANTS. 7% YDS8.â€"A beautiful variety om terns, in Damask and new designs, commencing at 15e per yard. M INBRY, MBNTLSS, TSTUMES, CHILDRAN‘3 H 8. 8 & CO. confidently recommend this as a really bona Ladies of Ottawa and the public generally to secure new a prices that must ensure a speedy clearance. Lot 1.â€"PRINTS. , Lot 7â€"FRF 1,.000 Y35,,E A,ST. CoLoU®ED| 1 =iqnpy Â¥Yps. Enormous Reduction from Ordinary Selling Prices dy 4. A aLLL L1}+ l 000 YDS. HOYLE‘S and other well » known Cloths, worth 17¢, will be cleared at 130. REGENT HOUSE JULY @A LR SINCLAIR, STTITT & CO. 1,500 Dry Goods, Millinery, Mantles, &c., &c EALED TENDEKRS, the undersigned, beg leive to announce <that being about to build on No. 3, 3 Sparks St., old DESBARAT‘S BLOCK, Queen‘s Printing Office, I propose to have a #0 Ottawa, June 18, 1372 Great Clearing SHale June 26, 1872. Lot 5 â€"W HITE PIQYES. Will sell during July the balance of their valuavle and well assorted stock of Wear and Ladies‘ Underclothing, &c. PIECES CHOICE GOODH, Slprig Stripe, and other beautiful de~ signs, will be cleared at 13¢, 15¢ and 170. Lot 8.â€"PRINTS. Â¥DS8 WHITE GROUNDS, all choice patterns, will be offtered at 15¢ and 160. These gâ€"ods Lot 23.â€"PRINTS i tnvkssit m wa‘ae o are usually sold at 20¢ and PRINTS at the nominal price of 10c per yard. * OF THE OLD STOCK AT OLD PRIOES, y { & N O FTXIâ€"â€"C °K. undersigned, and Â¥. BRAUN do do do do do F. BRAUN, SsSinclair, Stitt & Co,, 30 Sparks Street, Ottawa C,. P DORION, «â€"&T ANK._ Leavres Havelock for Chapeau everr Friday at * a. m. Ret w Mu-&q_lm Leaves Ayimer (Bundays 8.20 -L::‘_-y_l_n‘w‘i:hn’ steamers umwu& Fresh SALMON from the Moisic River received daily at THE TEA POT, li‘-u'anct. Orders left htbi for noon be exécuted in time for six o‘clock * mul&%x_c.. FRESH SALMON Ottawas, June 14, 187# Lot 12.â€"JAPANESE SILKS. fj HE above w !I be cleared at cost pr.ce. Lot 11 â€"LUSTRES. 10)0Q PNECES Plam and Figured Lus Lot 8 â€"BATISTES. FOR COSTUMES, Petticoates and %o:'n ing Dresses, very choice French Goods, 18c a yard, all col urs. Lot 7â€"FRENCH MUSLINS. Â¥YDS. FRENCH JACONE ]’500 beantiful designs, all hTE,t colours, 15c and 17 c, worth 20¢ to 25¢. BLACK GRUUNDS, Rich Satins, Stripe Spott and Sprig ; first price 15¢ a yard or $1.75 full dress NJON FORWARDING AND RAIL WAY COMPANY. o TEA POT, & bo: portunity to the lecTrl:y mwum{id;lfgimbl:“g’oo%l at Lot 10. â€"POPLINETTS. HIBR JOHN YOUNG 60, Sparks Street, Ottaews. YDS. MARL POPLINETTS, wirey, durable and cool for summer wear, will be cleared at the ridiculous price of 1160 a yard. â€" t "o ; m je [ & an P : 2 4 y o 52 ¢!( â€"AT THEâ€" tres, marked at a great reâ€" duction from ongml prices commencing at 15¢ a yard. .â€"GRENADILINES. epFâ€"â€"feâ€" ish Citrate, Mignesia, Seltzer Sal @%n&muupo:. Ottaws, July 4 1872 A BREICK HovuSE on Vittorisa Street, Uppe: beautifully Evvv-:: 7 u :mmhu’:fi. 2A ”E'np&"'ifi'sw“ Nee wbrse ;:-I'E"(Pl':ll'u Bbfl:dmm Mre. . C. Hall‘s Bketches of Irish Character. : Tdotomi 0n sho BHHE, xthrcrrrttrarritrrerragess . 1 Mhn'olmd&fm&a............. 1 n‘i*nmoxtw. ied .. ___â€"â€"â€"â€" e Rparise imectk. 2o OME MRRRNDDE ++1++ > +1 sÂ¥ r4+r+5+ + ++va 4 ....'1 Prof. Kainys‘ on Onurch of Mootâ€" and a good well of water, about seven ‘“.;’:;m‘““.:.';.‘..“'.‘.’m"‘q“‘“"“‘r..u..» hz A en i house; the vegetable garden is in excelâ€" lent order, and well stocked with vines, -hmbbmmmmh. The title is freehold, and terms will be ;-d“‘"; For l_lmherparhlnnnpply to the undersigned. NIW BOOK$. VILLA RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON THE AaAYLMER ROAD. The subscriber has been instructed by the owner, Mr. James Conroy, to offer for sale by private contract, the residence he now occupies, situated on the AyImer Road, and until a short time in the p ion of Me. ‘Sheritt Couthe:" This is 008 ot use finest Villa Residences in the vidinity of Ottawa; an excllent house, out buildings he has commencei the above business, and is prepared to do all kinds of repairs on the most reasonable terms, and having worked fott.hortl.’tmbo&hmkn‘ land and the United States, at all branches of the above, feels confident of being,able to give genaral satisfaction. Son lfir‘flmmh On-.h: ‘s sR or at hi Workshop, Rideau Street, next door to Dr. Grant. Ray* Six and a Half Octare Pianos made into Full Compass. The patronage of the public is respectâ€" fully solicited. pubue i# Ottawa, July 26, 1872. 2032 3m m‘fanfia affidavits to be used in the Province &»Mh. Axoos Morrsox, R X. Warus, W.H. Loornarr Gorpox, Rost. Casszus, Jr. Office on Elgin Street, opposite Russell House, fourth door from Sparks Street. _ From London England, Piano Forte Maker and Repairer, begs leave to inform the citizens of (Ottawa and vicinity, that Barristers, Attomgl, Bolicitors in Chan cery, Oonnyam!_l, otaries, Commsssion Original packtges of the above or acy quantity u_ohdbun the hour, at the lowest possible Ottawn, July 10, 1872. posmso®, weus AND CASSBLS, Contraots made with city merchants for the deâ€" l.ilnrydnmh by tb:c-fi. year or parcel at “’A'l.lerfin.‘bnnlb.fl Bussex Street, will reâ€" ° *"""* mEwBRY LORD, _ CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, CUTLERY & FANCY CITY EXPRESS ;r:.::d‘m-nnm«muv limits for the pure Carrying Freight and Light Packages LA CE All in prime érderâ€"mestly newâ€"bailt cight years With three lots of land highly improved, SITUAYE® IX good wheat growing landâ€"plenty of work, Driven by Waterâ€"Runs the Whole RIGAUD, COUNTY OF YAUDRIEUL, To the Merchants and Pubtic Generally of We ‘would irvite the ®peeial attention of our Gris, Carding and Fulling, LARGE REDUCTIONS at:ou, LACE SHAWL â€" DEPARTMENT MILLS FOR SALE OR TO LET. % A. ROWE, Auctioneer and Estate Agent. Ottawa, July 23, 1872. 202 IIMIMO & 0‘% Ottawa, July 2D, 1871 Ottawa, Aug 1, 1872 _ 2037 i On and after this date the subscriber will run a Ottawa. 15th Jniv. E‘ CONDITIONS EASY. ~@g toe® $ D. MeDONELL, pegooe epemrernememepasihniege 100C T C COTC O MPORTANT NOTICE Vichy Water, Beltaer Wr, Congress Water Carratraca 'd'c. Withl-dthc-dn, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Sugmer Reductions 'Elm and Jobber, .lsm AT A. CHBRIBTTE 4 A., RYANT Reduced J trom do do do do do do do do do do do do do do de do Jb SHAWLS, Lace Shawls. THn wagtt oor ramerous I § trom............ $3 00 to $2.25 °_ O sersecsisess 4 O0 * 2 60 0_ sessessss ::«A 608 § *Â¥p O s+:ssscsssueus 0 00 ** 4 $0 do +:;â€",<:«+:10 00â€""*â€" 600 â€" 0_ ++« â€"16 00 * 11 $0 â€" do ...â€"...+..«.20 00 * 17 00 10 s:rss«+s:»:80 00 * 99 00 do ............50 00 * 45 0% Allan, McKinnons & McMeran, 20 SPARKS STREET K#EKZ FOLLOWINXG LI8T: Proprietor $1 0 % 0) 1 2 Ne is now prepared to furnist, m.ndhâ€"'l‘. at short notice; also, Shingles, Nos. X, XX, NU’I‘ICE‘ LAnmNUre mJND VOIl IEEIS SHG quallly alwuys hand Ahktd-'.lnfloluz‘hm: dr best in the Dominion All the abovuge at :loc:‘:'ozm ro-mdifi-‘wurnh-m" us to u=tur=mk is Spring‘s i\ mporâ€" tation has m:nh--d care and in the best markets. P attention has been given toc:tumuohdvb‘_ and family :“ n“_dh::owcflhxhn & on D amors 3 tas Lert brvads aho qustity aboagy if N i‘hina W archouse hass aekcgll 1c O 2O °7 i CC THe Duminion; Whoicsaie or reiail, Am::cboum' to every variety of busâ€" :...’uifr:':m.. hn te hph, n Bookâ€"binding exscuted in a from the “v.ti 1i ‘.P‘;ufi'd. ..:.-:-. and wli or |*_;'!P¢?Viw.rh M.udll.fll-x'f“ LV UL (GTTTT Li ade up from thâ€" bet cla«s of waper, and a '.‘:““Z'.!.“.‘.‘!.‘.'f_"‘,‘!l‘ any other house "‘OBBRTe Brocr C soep ctfully call the atteniion of "t'»dihl-")-!lkmnu. toâ€" ?nhuhi-abofi;. he creditors MoConnell hfiodthe'l‘md?%hlhcm ty of Renfrew, and FProvince of Ontario, Lumber Merchant, who died on or about the 'l"l:.?fiut dayâ€"of January, A. D., 1872, «r.d all others, are hereby notified to send iu a Statement of their claims the Estite of the said Benjamin to the undersigned, Executors of the deceas» dutb‘row-d!'c-hnb,uuh*. the Sixteenth Day of August, 1872, at the expiration of which time .the said Exeou« mwflgwbfiu&u&“d L the said deceased amongst the parties enâ€" titled thereto, having regard to the claims of which they then have ’otm and the said Executors will not be for the mundhot;iw:wmwn any person of whose claim shail not h-::“h.dnoaoouthcti-.o(““l-' * bution . This notice under the Sintute 20 Vw.lfl.m. at Pembroke, this 19th June, 1872 HORACE J aAMES CHURBORB, THOMASB ELLA8, Hparks Road, Weet End. Te mm:flu ally, toâ€"hs extensive Stook :-{3:_'»3-3;5 . Ceen Wooks and Journals, To Creditors of BENJ AMIA Wm. d"f'_'.‘fi and to all others having claims P.;‘;;' 'Iâ€""l-‘;'E'v w -.- btthtatntnthitectsarattavs dith.civaacad M ® ‘fl Buperior accommodation for pessen Rates of passageâ€"Quebec to London, * Sootland" will 6 Thamaa‘! EXEUNIB NOTICK Utinwa, June 2, 1872 The Corporation of the County of Carleâ€" ton are prepared to receive tenders for the Heating of the new Office Buildâ€" ing on the Hot Water BSpecifications and conditions of contract can be seen at the office of William OWE_D, Esq., County Clerk in the Court House. flnhdaundg:'o: lln delivered to the County Clerk o‘clock, noon, on Tuesday the 6th dl!’d' August next addressed to Robert Cummings, Keg., Chairman Building Committee, and enâ€" dorsed =Tender for dHeatinc Reagistry wwwt‘“mflwmm Esq., County Clerk in the Court House. County Clerk o‘clock, noon, on Tuesday the 6th dl!’d' August next addressed to Robert Cummings, Keg., Chairman Building Committee, and enâ€" d:-nod * Tender for deating Registry ¢ s #P ‘The Corporation do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender, McDUONELL & KONAEnAIA Ottawa, May 11, 1872, TO CON1‘RAC1ORS. Jaly 27, 1872. _ & â€" MORTIMEK Ottawa, July 24, 1872 For further information 4 udnc inss d is rin ds i â€"’ ORECEEs IRA MORGAN, Warden County of Carleton. Ottawa, July 22, 1872. ~ 20%%â€"Sawk. W IS THE TIME TO CALL UEBEC TO LONDON. TEMPERLEY‘S LINE, DaAVID sSHAW, Or C.P. wm;'n,"l‘ FEROM QUEBEC To LOKDOK : Executors to 64 ally , toâ€"hs extensive _ Tuesday, 30th July. yvoau-uq,m::. customers t fe