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A RG ’&'c.. «/ MB A0MB q M Aurewals LCs v. “""'IT-}'] _;'.'&»-Iy:&‘ ;:;R anvmz..j a€ | ink Marsic AXXS i, SUPPLY or TERsoqp Underelop, are sent by Bo £0 M 2xXâ€"C F4 38 Te y ds Euse e Ottawa, Nov 22, 1872. TiEg IZTH i Devt® _ ~$B ‘m“’wj wW. HORACE Ceptain G. 6. u} FAMIETY TT â€".ai nOsigp, York Streeta (Ottewa, May : s, 1 Kingston on Mondays anc . Thursdays at ... .......... 1.00 s p.m. Leaves Kingston on uesdays and Fr days at. ........._.)> 3 00 Us1o® Foawarpme & Raiuwar Co. Ottawa at 6 a.m. _ Stage leaves Uttawa at 6 .am. EStage« arrive fionAyl-fl.tinn. way~ Steamer @Jessie Casse !‘ .caves Ayimer daily at 8.30 a m. N. B.â€"â€"Tickets to all points East and pesart Amve Arrives.,. 5... .. . . .. . . . 930 Mowteanit aND (OTtiWA Foawarouse Co‘r â€"_____ A. & A. H. TAYLOR, Agents. Russell House and corner Sussex ai West can be had from Persons l.?:*.d with Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Dgpopus. Diseases of the Skin, K':dnoy- or Bladder, should send tor a supply of the Caledonia Wat :. $ Gmson & Co., Corner Sparks and Elgin. esns 1 The princip«l Hotels and Saloons in the: city are now supplied with Caledonia Spring Water. Ask for it. Gmsox & Co., Sole Agent for Ottawa. Moxst ro Laxo. â€"Apply to R. A Brad« ley, Solicitor, &o, corner of Sparks and Elgin Stree{«, Uttawa. * The Social at the Congregational Charch last night was well attended ; the tea was excellent, and the vocal and instrumental music quite a tr mt. The writ for the Wellington Ward elec tion hive been i»su.d. The nomination will take place on Vonday next, the 25th Arriv ‘There is no better Spring and Summer medicine than the Caledonia Water. No tamily should be without it, for where it hwmod,nonuntmdmly. Grssox & Co., Agents. +Queen Victoria" * Meet me at the gate, love,"‘ has been changed to " Meet me at the grate, love," The cold weather bas necessitated the change 19,227 burrels of apples have been im>â€" ported into this city via the 8t. Lawrence and Uttawa Railway, since the latter end of July last, and still they come. Azmvsp.â€"A number of Irish and Scotch emigrants artived by the St. Lawrence & Ottawa Railway yesterday morning from Portl:nd, ex 3. 8. Morevian A : umber of them were furnished employmeut with. im one bour sfter their arrival, by Mr. Henderson & Co., 39 Sp rks street. This userul and admirably got up work is jast out,. Typographicaliy speaking, it i~ gem, and the illustrations are Of ~ _ «s rarely met with in such a cho.s» paoit gation. Cunmru«s is Cou 1@ â€"If you ° .e any doubt on the subject, drop into a...,. of our stores and see the counters piled high with new and beautiful goods of every Cunserm«s is Comu ; â€"If you o any doubt on the subject, drop into a... of our stores and see the counters piled high with new and beautiful goods of every style, name and nature. No maiter what the past season has been, whether a good or poor oue, our dealers know that the public must have Christmas land Chriatm :s presents, and they kindly prepare for it. An assault ¢.se was remmanded until this morning Mrs. O‘Donnell, Clarence street, was charged witch selling liquor without license. The case was remanded until Monday. fRAVELLER‘S GUIDE. Poums â€" Courr â€" Tuveâ€"var. â€"Godfrey Moreau and Onazime Sh: were w-mnmn.m-m-lw Sculher at the Roche Capitaine slides. They were each fined $10 and costs. Epsaway.â€" A te im of horses belonging to a faumer in Hull, rin away trom the Cunal Basin yesterday morning. Un their hicles, and, before they were stopped, the waggon to which they ware altached was shatter~l into atoms. da was agaia put on the Dboards ai NO Music Holl lsst night, and: was well reâ€" ceived. Toâ€"night there will be an entire change of programme; " Robin Hood, or the Maid that w»«s Arch, and the Youth that was Archer," the latest sensation, as played by Lydia Thompson‘s Company, at Wallack‘s Theatre, will form the principal feature of the progamme. Asmwats ar tus Rysszuc Hoows.â€"J G Sippell Montreal; it Nathan, Victoria, BC ; C Uutchinson, Montrea!; R MacDer mot, Prescott ; J Cosgrove, Toronto ; Miss Crawford, Montreal; B Flack, Coruwali ; Mrs Cortdalp anpd daughter, E sex, N Y ; ‘T Rubidge, Prescott ; J 8 MeDoug»ll, e nâ€" frew; T L Boyd, Loxdon, Eng;, Thos Clearbane, Brockville, D McRae, Vrweâ€" go, ® Y following are the number of -&mwmm«md timber that hive paseed through the locks of the R ijeou Canal at this point, during each month of the season now closing : . 1412 Steamers Barges Cribs Timber Mav..2 .... 50 60 14 Cassell‘s lilustrated Aimanac for 1813 )(-no_roi.m- Co. Loves, 1. O. G. T.â€"A | of the cther, while thorouzhly maintaining Uounty Todge of the Independent Urder of | its own." Good Templars was recently established In the coming session, Congress will be ya this city, by Mr. z.wmmmw,ml.-'r!"lwhl';::- Dopmy(in.dWofl.h,ChhlT.phr.'ol\,hh'mmmm‘“.. o Ottawa City Temple, with the following . . , .-.mx:.m building .s‘quv’u. : ‘o:f“ pflrd,'b:tb ni::‘p" W. C. T.â€"Mr. R o U e it _by raising the w VTâ€"lqufl:: iamngpse structure twenty feet in the ar, f t te"* o 4 .um;bddimulpmhnnm W. Becy.â€" Mr. 7 Leggatt old w lis. The general post W, Treas. â€"Mr. R. Clurke. office covers an entire square. The outer F. §&â€"Mr. D Buchan, walls are of marble, three feet in thickâ€" W. M lMr. J. 14. Ford ness; the inner walls are of brick. All " Cl the roomis are Hoored with W W.C.â€"â€"Mr. J Curuthers _ npon grâ€"ined brick arches. Chief Archiâ€" season of 1872, 911. Tas Aoxis Warrace Comuraxy.â€"Clin ‘"he County Lodge will meet overy three monihs, and &o:h.- are composed 0t delegates sent the various lodg es of Orrawa Rive® Total . . . .347 504 60 Total number of lockages during the Casapa Cextrar Raurwar W. M.â€"Mr. J. H. Forde. W. C.â€"â€"Mr. J Caurruthers. _ W. 1. G.â€"Miss Porcie Andrews rte, | 1.00 Arrives **â€" Leaves every day at. .. Lawrzwors & Orrawa Rauriwar LOUCAL NEWS +498 1130 10.30 1200 10.00 6l5s 8450 3450 620 1872 u) 10.00 4.20 45 5) 47 with several other yeâ€" GAT N 14 63 80 81 9 i. 10 for 58¢f 4.0% 24 until this at the the Independent Order throughout the city and county, each subordinate I~+re being allowed to send one delegate for every ten members. The lodge has been organized for the purpose of having the work cenâ€" tre‘ â€"ad, and it is hoped that some visible .»s _ far good may be seen from their It is with very sincere regret that we chronicle to day the sudden and much la« mented death of the Rev. Charles P. Bliss, A. M., Private Secretary to the Hon. the Minister of Customs, and Assistant Curate of the parish of st. Albans. The painful event took place at his residence, Resserer street, yesterday noming. Mr. Bliss was never constitutionally a strong man, and he had been ailing for some weeks, but we believe that no one suspected that his end was so near at hand. The deceased gentleman had been a resident of Ottawa since 1867 â€"in which year he came here with Hon, Mr. Tilley in the capacity above named. He was a member of one of the oldest and most honorable families of New Brunswick, his father having held the office of Receiver General, and his grand= father a juadgeship in that Province. Mr. Bliss was a graduate of the University of New Brunswick, and early studied for, and was admitted to the Anglican Church, and for some years had charge of the Parish of Sussex Vale, in his native Province. Fail ing health compelied him to relinquish his clerical duties; but lately, in the absence in England of Rev. Dr. Jones, he has taken over the work of St. Albans in this cityâ€"a work which ali have feared, and the sad event which we announce fully justified the fearâ€"was too much for his weak and enfeebled constuitution. Mr. Bliss held high rank in the Masonic fra» ternity, and we understand that in comâ€" pliance with his dying wish, his remains will be interred with Masonic honors on Sunday afternoon at half past two. It is with regret that wo announce this morning the death of one of our most esteemed fellowâ€"citizens Charles Aumond, 1t us . Sting held in Rowe‘s Hall on ~ ay evening, the byâ€"laws and the vonstitution were adopted. _ The next meeting takes place in Hu:i, the third week in January, Eq. His loss wil\ be felt by a large circle of friends to whum his kind and genial manner made him dear. Deceased was a brother of Lt.â€"Col. Aumond of this city, and for many years connected with the lumber business of the Ottawa Valloy. A lady has been adm#Kted to the Typo graphical Union of Terre Haute. Lord Massey‘s seat, the Hormitage. County Limerick, w«s des:royed by fire on Monday, with its valuible contents. The loss is estimated at £15,000. The Pall Wall confirms the rumour that the man and woman who committed suiâ€" cide at Goktenâ€"square. were Capt. and Mrs. Douglas, of Ricamond. At the Manchester Session, a married clerk, nmed Dickenson. has been sentâ€" enced to six months‘ imprisonment for disclosing the contents of a tels ;ram. "The inquest on the vic.ims of the Word, houseâ€"! ne accident, concluded on Thursâ€" day. The jury greatly blamed a «bunterâ€" and censur «i the dirsctors for neglect. viclent explo in of gis oc â€"urred on y night in Highbury Baptist Chapel k . _â€"~Â¥y stairs were destroyed. and K *+. .ums were injured through the & hu-1:uâ€"y w«s committ d on Friday night at , the resi ‘ence of Lord Derby Diamonds and jowellary to the value of £3 000. the property of the Hon. Miss Grosven>r, were stolen, Six houses fell in Manchester -M,udnj-ndxm g Part of a house fell in Vienna, on Satâ€" urday morning. killing an { injuring several The Hawick stockihg makers struck on Monday. as the mausters refuse to grant their demands. _ A number of emigrants from Alsace and Lorraine lefe Liverpsol on Thursiay for Tae mort:lity during the last week in 21 lealing places o! the kinglom was at the aunual rate of 21 Ber 1.000 The hours of the Woolwich Arsenal workmen h wwe been reduced to 54 #eekiy, without curtailment of privileges. The Liverpool School Board has unier considerq:1m a proposal to establish a penny school for «hilâ€"dren of the lowest class. A min hw uied in London from the effects of a olo v in the mouth. dealt by a Mile end street preicher with whem hbe had a dispute. The Hev.â€"nue returns from the ln:Eil to ?6h Uctober shew:â€"Receipts, .» 513,0627; expenditure, £43,511. 753 ; bal in~ ces, £3.655 812 â€" . The Merthyr Police Magistrates on Sitâ€" urday fined J hn Morg:in, brewer, of Merâ€" thyr, £150 for iBeg:] use of sugar in brewâ€" in rations. m meeting wis he.l n theffield at noon on Monday to protest sgainst the Licensing Bill aad the decisions of thâ€" looâ€"1 mayistra: o« umler it. A emall «on ef \Vr Fugene Biurnes, about eight years ol age. wiileo returning to bis home from«ch=ol near (isorgetowa. Kentucky. pa sed throu«h a lot of hogs on his f.ther‘s firm, and, it is Mfi was plâ€"ying with swue smail 'iql. w the large hogs rushe i :ron bim, and no lmh-hp near, killel bim and ate him Mrâ€". Mi‘e«. W. Benneti, a married daughâ€" ter of & B. Wicks, a prominent banker, now diseased. of Syracuse, N. Y., no-'n'l.? committed suiâ€"ide by shooting herself with a pytol, She formerly resided in San Francisco. Returning to Syracuse, she had been since residing with her step â€" mother. to whom Mr. Wisks willed all oi his large estate leaviag his first.born desâ€" titute. This so wore upon the spints of the poor won; .n that she tinally put an end to ber life ; up, with ‘he exeption of his head and shoulders Prof. Tyndall close l his lectures at Bosâ€" ton with a rpeech, from which we copy these words : * During my stay here [ hive heard the : old country‘ mentioned again t ot Mullat is the projector of this magniâ€" iotaiion het oi viat is Whingand Mummm‘fl.‘iâ€"s ness usually transacted at the central .fld,unflp.flm MISCELLANEOUS OBITUAR1IES. o‘clock, a most lamentable occurrence took place at No. 44 Hess street, whereby an estimable young man took his life, under distressing circumstances. Some time ago Mr. Robert White, son of Mr. Thomas White of H. M. Customs of this city, became engaged in the lumberâ€" ing business at Kilbride. in the County of Halto., and when he sold out & short fi-odmhdmmhbd considerable means was far on his way to fortune. He next went into the same business in the m-:lgof Mulmur, where he purâ€" chased a mill and some fifteen bunâ€" dred acres of land well wooded with pine timber, which he was actively npfod in manufacturing into lumber. The facilities _ for shipping _were good, this, all was going on well, an« «> â€"â€".,â€"â€"â€", g% est hopes were entertained ol â€" > ,.| V O t i J ; 1 * future. But it appears that his career was |â€" * to be abruptly brought to a close by the | happening of an accident near his mills, | some six weeks since, when he fell from a | load of lumber, and his head striking vio S A L B lently umfl the ground, he was rendered insonsib Having recovered from this, +s was supposad, nothing was apprehen iâ€" ed. About four weeks ago he began to be t despondent, and as time wore on, his fancies that he was rapidly on the road to ruin, and that he was also hastening that of his family, increased upon him, and ‘ became very melancholy. . Last Situw # :awg-odonb Bnnflm,a:‘d' "‘?Q 1 ellington Square to visit hi aâ€" * Mr . Bunun’-u(th father‘s) residenceâ€" , > . to whom he was married about three months ago, Yesterday both came to Hamilton, Wpod at Mr. Thomas 'hi“'li:l':‘ a) residence on Hess ,Iovoswl,v | street. evening he was more desponâ€" â€"*% £41, | dent thnover,mdzidnocnem to be at | all convinced by the arguments of his friends that his fears were extremely foolâ€" f ish and unfounded. Though sitting up € with him untila late hour, he still held 30 . with tenacity to his forebodings of ruin | _ and disaster to himself and his family. in 3:&““ mind he remained .elll night morning. About nine o‘clock toâ€" on augt | day he slipped away from the house, and SPARKSâ€"ST.â€" probably a better old /‘ in a few minutes the report of a pistol washeard from a water closet a little distance in rear of ths house. Not returning soon, a member of the family went out and found him lying quite dead in the Examiâ€" mmmmm worst suspicions, for the young man had, with a revolver, shot himself through the heart. The deceased was born twentyâ€"three years ago in this city, and was of course a very young man at the t..26 of his death. There is no doubt in the minds of his medical attendants that the melancholy event proceeded from concussion and perâ€" manent injury of the brain at the time of the accident, The act has plunged his hmil{.inwthomt profound grief, and theâ€" liveliest ympathy will be felt for them and the young wite, so soon a widow, in their sorrow. An inquest will be held at three o‘closk this (Wednesday) afternoon, by Ur. MacKelcan, at the resiâ€" dence of the father of the decers ed. A fifty pound hedgehog was captured recently in Seneca County, New York. _ Duluth is ing an Indian trade. The bays steal m-d barter them with the red men for bows and arrows. d:p:l' '.:p:fd:“md worshi ++ & and ameuine â€" the "Hitle of ! Christadeiphians." They believe the world is to be destroyed the year after next. The cane with which Preston Brooks assaulted Charles Sumnerâ€"a heavy ebony weapon, with a long .steel daggerâ€"was recently exhibited before the State Histoâ€" ric.l Society at Boston. i Firstâ€"class Tailoring Departâ€" ment now in full operation, under the superintendench of a firstâ€" class Cutter. All work and perâ€" fect fit guaranteed. ____ _ The Inddllqn‘d will receive " up to the 1st DECEMBER ensuing .. _ Materials and B\;ildini‘tlhe Founâ€" dations of a Saw Mill, Engine and Boiler Houses and Chimney, to be erected by them in the Township of Hul!, adjoining the Village of Hull _ __ _ Plans and specifications in charge of Mr., Stevens, the Millwright, can be seen on the spot, on and after Monday, the 25th instant. Parties tendering must give the names of two responsible parties willing to ‘ ~â€" of the vork.v ioe t# porter GILMOUR & CO. Ottawa, Nov 20, 1872 303061 WA!'I'BD- 4 x D RE.ERTE DIVINEN® PLANS Claiming advantages not hitberto offered, :i:-.m and published bLW. P. . STRWART, Actuary of the Metropoâ€" _ litan, and Copyrighted by him in 1869, The Reserve Endowment is in every essential j articular an origial endowment policy, but at whole life rates, is a paid up Policy in ten years, and is therefore a uniâ€" versal plan coveringall wants, and applicaâ€" ble to all cotxlitions. OFFICERS ; 7 8 Joseph F. Knapp, President; J. lflo;,npn Viceâ€"Pre. ident ; R. A Granniss, Metropolitin Life Insurance % 0 M P A N Y, &\ TITLED RESERV & ENDOWXENT This Company h«s made the necessary mdum_h the Government of Canada, isnow prepared to take risks on their Pm-fi the Dominionâ€"THOS. A. ;“Pl.ll RUN, Gen. Supt. for Maritime ovinges. Office, 5t John, N.B. _ PL:OOIBC 8 )N, fl.’&pfl“’fu Onâ€" 1 &A lmd A for Central Canade. (Ia Ontario. ROB ANGUS, Jr, Agent for Ottawa and vicinity. mfl?hm _ Ottawo, Oot 2, 1872. 30104 NÂ¥ EW PLANS OF INSURANCE PRESENTAD BY THE DR BROWN has great pleasure in re. commending his successor, to his miny fiiends and patrons as thorough practical Devooist, well versed in all the mo.t difficult branches of the pteo®"® $X Wanted for the Richmond Public School for the year 1873. a Male Teacher holsing a first or second class certificate, and a Fem=le holiing a third class certificate. ‘ to be recsived to Deceimber and to state salary wanted. _ "*sNEACHERS WANTED. Two good OOMPU3ITORS. Apply at is office. Ottawa, Oot 28, 1872. LE 67 SPARKS STREKT. Ottawa, Oof 15, 1872. 3000 3m ENDERS WANTED. Nor 18, MBE ELW ELTL, SAD OCCURRENCE. RusszurLt & Warson of New York, .. Treas. U. B. of 8. T. L 2086 1daw grc Purchasing S, _ _IAL S A L BE P. Baskerville & Brothers, PEOPLE‘S TEA STORES GREAT SAVING! All %e‘uolu out of omph)ym;z‘:! ::i' sirous of getting into a better pa; < ness than they are now in, should send $2 forfullogufionhn, &c., &o,, of a business at which they can unquestionably make from $2000 to $5000 per annum. Address, HENRY F. LEMONT & CO,, 234 and 236 St. James Street, _ From tha farm of Mr. St. Louis, on Long Isla Nepean, about twelve days ago ‘, one dark red ; the colour o * mfively known. Both Cowe :0 i0 years old, and are marked on (he right side with the letters wA. J. & D."‘> Any person giving information that will lead to their recovery will be rewarded by FRANCUIS DUHAMEL, Butcher, Victoria Market. ‘The Directors of the County of Carleton General Protestant Hospital, are prepared to receive Separate or Bulk Tenders for the MASUNRY and BRICKWORK, CAR, PRNTER and JOINER WURK, PLUM« RER and GASâ€"FIITER, &o., PAINâ€" KR and GLAZLIER. also for the HEATING OF THE BUILDING, and the re “"'& work n%mnd for the erection of a new Hospital Building, near the site of the present Hospital on Rideaun Street. ‘The Drawings, Specifications and condi» tions of contract can be seen at the office of the Secretary, GEORGE MAY, Sussex Street, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 F10 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. THE OTTAWA TiMi;~. NOYEMBER 22â€" 187x. r.m., on and after Monday, Novemter Ith. Sealed Tenders to be delivered to the undersigned before 12 o’cl’ook.#. on TURSDAY, the ti day of DECEM BER next A?d{_:d J. Â¥. FEACAER, STONE, Cha of the Building Com« nnxlilt?o. and endgued Tender for &uphl ilding. Each Contractor will have to proÂ¥ide sureties to enter into a joint and séveral _ The Direct rs do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tende® _ By order, onlrint otinprmentines an, s Ottawa, November Tto, 1872 20Â¥Md4 bond in a sum to be agreed upou Directors for the due performance Consisting of Trowserings, Vestings, Overcontâ€" ings, also a large supply of Beavers, Pilots, Doeskins. Venetian Meltons, &s., Tweeds, Beotch, Euglish and Canadisn, and id stock of Readymade Clothing, all of which wil} be sold c for cash. We do not pretend to sell our nnq'-:to.t price, but we certainly nllfihqmuu y small advance We are always selling off and at a to ‘.2..... petition. : We have no time in year to sell our goods at a high price in order to reâ€" duce them afterwards, we sell cheap all the time. By calling and examining our ‘stook before Pnehuh“ clsewhere, purchasers will beconvinced of what we say that we hare the largest and eho:snt stock . of W::. Clothing to be found in the city. All being pur chased early in the season enables us to offer Kuild-oo-ah- Our Readymade Clothing partment will be found oo-rm in the ;fio'in‘ ufid:d : Oé.ml;.”..u m k Conts, Sh ats, Poa Jackets, .al."o‘l Conts, also a lurge stock of Pants, Vests, Shirts, Dmuw shirts, White Dress Shirts, &o, &¢. We hare alse cn hand a “‘:‘i‘ White and Grey Blankets, Shants 'fiom Blegkets, Cuu-nduml-_r.-lh‘ 'ill‘boodq . C T oR m k d (/MEARA & Co. Dealers in Dry Goods, Re made Clothing, &¢., &c. Wish to inform their numerous customers and the public generally that they have received a complete stock of . FALL & WINTER GOOD§, a..‘; for gash. Inspection invited. w CuÂ¥ Tailoring Veparrment is, as usual, éomâ€" plete in all its branches, and being under the :z"u..g a frst class Cutter, plll-.‘ wely on getiing a good Siting germgenat _ UMEARAA C0O, Nov 20, 1872 (Ottawa, Nov 6, 1872. TRAYED. $5,000 Per t ear. ARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. 50, SPALS ST., OiTAWA, AT BY Oc 36, 1978 o on ce oi caeall roclamation of the a1Â¥ «1Â¥ 30801mw «tÂ¥ P. BASKERVILLE & BROTHERS «o 3019 «« c‘fi‘. 11 sw“g’w sE J. R. STITT & Co. |LUMBERMEN ! LUMBERMEN! #m: «©CORNWALL MANUFACTURING \ _ COMPANYS" Are the best and most profitable to use | being Shanty â€" Blankets ! faa The Ottawa ‘ c::bhmu“ reoo:i:e;ii plor Express, from \a rated growar in Holiand, a large and ohgiae assortment of the following : & w*t > _ A_Jarge goment of the gurest Wls fa SFTRTTS have jout selfer‘st "MEDICAL HALL® $ . 67, Sparhs Street, Centre Ibui. Mr. lLWlLLilofiooun‘thh best ALE and PORTER, which he always intends hofinfonhnd. _ Ottemwa, Oct 31, 1872. 3015 Hyacintbs, ILLVUSTRATED, and very much additional news of the Besides the information already publishâ€" ed, the proposed Second ldil.ionpwill be given. It is also intended to bind this kdition in cloth, with the necesary outâ€" side gilding, and the price will be made as low as possible. Oct 11, 1872. ~ N. B.â€"The fullrst attention wil} be paid :d.dmh Murtet'_ i -_aen\nn:il;dw agroemen embe or rb:s-wiodeolondinn pvnTv’nns AND SPIRITsS, The west half of Lot 13, 4th Concession Ottawa Front, with fifty cords of maple and birch wood, 25 cords of hemlock in Gloucester; also, stock and implements, Terms reasonable. Apply to > D. MeLAREN, w-uSm(;aomn. Or JAMES DUGGAN, purci 101383 «. Merchants‘ Rank Block, Sparks Street, kor) Metcalfe. + Oftawa, Nov 20, 1872. : " Octawa Pg. and Present," By O. ROGER. ALL WOOL. All weights constantly on hand. MAGEE & RUSSELL, 3005d Agents for Ottawa. @oet ,187% Oct 1, 1872 wb 3° * HORTLY TO BE PUBLISHED, and many views of the present will be 4* FARM FOR SALE. &.-:-, _~i&_°?'___ p .&c' §$3.65 8.85 4.20 4.65 5.55 6 65 25 cts. usual price 83 cts 23 ** 40 33 * 45 Eid = 50 43 § 55 48 j 60 10 cts. usual price 18 cts 18 &# 16 16 i 22 20 & 25 95 «6 30 11 cts usual price 14 cts 15 se 20 19 € 25 23 & 80 28 | 94 85 83 w 45 «$Â¥ 10 12 14 15 50 cts. usual price $ 60 67 . * 80 T1 4 90 85 & 1.00 97 hi 1.25 & SHOOND EDITION OF 8 cts. usual price 10 cts A. CHRISTIE & CO., Drugzists, __ Spaâ€"s Street, Ottawa. Lilies, usual price $4 Tulips, Chirt Store. Crocus, 13 15 17 18 &.C0 25 15 10 10 HON. A. MURLRIS AND OTHERS, The under:igned will offer for sale by Public Auction, at tYON‘S) HOTEL, Arnprior, on THURSDAY, the 15th day of December next, at the hour of Twelveâ€"o‘clock, noon, the underâ€"mentioned lands, situated near the mouth of the Mississippi River, in the Township of Fitzroy, containing over Two Thousand Acres, vis :â€" N E part of Lot 25, in 5th Con. 100 acres Under instructions reseived from the proprietors, N W do do _in do 15 Broken Lots 26 & 27 in _ do 28 N E j 23 in 6th Con. 100 sW 23 in do _ do N E i 24 in â€" do do SW ) _ 24 in do _ do 8 W 4 25 in do do N. i.. parts 26 & 27 in do _ 122 8. W. do 2% &2 in do .122 N Gâ€"J, _ 22 in Ith Con. 100 â€" 8 W } 22in . do _ do 8 K j 23 in do _ do N 8 4 25 in do _ do SW } 25 in do _ do N E4 26 in do _ do AES 26 in _ do do Lot lettered F. in front of the _ Ottawa River butting, on 6th | mad Ith Cons....â€"...â€".....â€"« 60 NE i 23 in Tth Con. 100 8 W 4 23 in 8thCon, do Broken Lots 25 &£ 26 in do _ 121 The above lots, with the exception of two of them, are at present unoccupied. . There is a small water power on the S. W. 4 23, in 8ta Con., through which the South Branch of the Mississippi runs. . Lot lettered F is situated on the Chat‘s Rapids, and an excellent water power can be made available therefrom. The Lots will te sold separately, and put up subject to a reserved. bid. _ _ _ Terms of Sale.â€"A deposit of 10 per cent. at the sale; oneâ€"third, (including the deposits) to be paid in one month, when deedsâ€"will be given and mortgages taken for the balance, payable in one and two years with intérest. For further particulars apply to Mr. W. H. Radenburst, Solicitor, Perth; Mr, A. Hamilton, Paimer‘s Island, or to the undersigned. AMOS ROWE, Auctioneer. Ottawa, Nov. 21, 1872. 80â€"31 The undersigned has received instrucâ€" tions to offer for sale by Public Auction, at the OTTAWA HOTEL, in the Town of PEMBROKE, on FRIDAY, the 20th day of December next, at the hour of Twelve U‘Cleck noon, the following lands in one Water Privileges and Lands, * .0 in 4 $ Lot B. (Penin=ula) Beckwith Island adjaâ€" cent to Lot No. 6 in These lands form “:(ronlmuh lying beâ€" tween the Upper Lower Allumette Lakes Mn&rd excellent mill sites. _ There is a good mill site formed by the stream between Lot 6 in 4th and the Island adjacent thereto, where a saw mill once stood. [ The deepening of the natural channel on Lot 4 in the 3rd Con. between the Iakes would give extensive additional mill sites and a supply of water practiâ€" cally unlimited. The Bay above this called Hazely‘s Bay affords the best means of ko:fi:( saw logs on the Ottawa River. there will be offered for sale at the sarae time and place, mm.4&mm[c::.:oom A good wood (reserving a right of way) 40 feet in width from the resent travelled road, passing through Eblmbmiinlrd,nndlimhwbon there is a present winter road. ‘The properties will be offered for sale subject to a reserved bid. . lerms.â€"A deposit of $250 at time of sale, a further sum so as to amount with thodtt to }, to be paid in one month when deed will be given, the halanee in two yearly instalments with interest secured by mortgage For further particulars apply to C. l'o;h'furthor' Ti)(rticulmJ H.lgply to Eo: Gam ‘oronto ; J. orris, '_l‘oronto;El'lqrf w. . hner.hnut, Bolici. tor ; or to Countess of Dufferin, and under the auspices of the Building Cammiti«e, will be held early in the month of MARCH next, the proceeds to be devoâ€" ted towards the reduction of the debt on the St. Albans Free Church. C*AL STUVE, the best and most econo. mical heating Stove in the market. . Call and see. FUXDS of St, ALBANS CHURCH A Bamar under the patronage of Her Excellency the For Coal or Wood. Public and private buildings heated in the most modern and improved method, and satisfaction guarâ€" anteed. No payment required till after a thorough test has been applied. STOVES of all kinds as usual TINWARE, Wholesale and Retail. The following Ladies have kindly conâ€" sented to receive donations of work money or otherwise, in aid of mm'." Lady Macdonald, . Mrs. Ross, Te pate, Tors Langion, Mrs, Dewe, Mrs. Meredith, Mres. Patrick, Mrs. Grant Powell, Mrs. Featherston, _ Mrs. Whitcher, Mrs. Bucke, Mrs. H. Wicksteed. Bubscriptions may also be sent toâ€" Mesers. Langton, © Merediih, double. Orders from Public Institutions or private families solicited. Also, HOT AlB FDRNACES! H, Meadows & Co. BEG TO ANNOUNCE Having just received another lot of the Patent Wrought Tron Bedsteads, UCTION SALE BR A.ZLTL.AAXKCL 4th Con. Pembroke diately adjacent to LotOxnug........ $ ass 2 MORNINC STAR BY A. ROWE, AUCTIONEER. â€" AMOS ROWE, * > Aucti Ottawa, 21st Nov., 1872. s + > H. M%ADOWS & Co., Corner of Sussex and weorge Ots. Ottawe, Nov 16, 1872. $e>, L~â€" A PNNO &&. HON. A. MORRIS AND OTHERS, JOHN LaNGTON, Chairma H. A. WICKSTEED, Treasure Oitawa, Nov 11. 1872 ____ 302 ~NGLISH BEDSTEADS!!! UCTION 8Au£ «6 «e ETe Tiy Grant Powell, BK..OXGIXG TO Con. Pembroke Containing about 916 acres OR Committee. 172 acres 141 * 129 . " 112 " b0 64 181 " N. B.â€"These goods we can recommend as specially pood vilue. . fSihirta made to measure on the shortest notice, and graranteed to i t. * Allan, McKinnons & McMoran, P 20 SPARKS STRELT | Fall and â€"Winter Wear! Dress Goods Dress Goods. Russell & Watson To their stock in this Department, as all the newest materials for Beg to draw the attention ci those requiring anything in making to order This Department is now fully stocked, with all the leading goods of the season. Our arrangements are x?dw\qompleb for Those leaving orders can rely on getting goods made in the very LATEST Sql‘YLE by thoroughly competent hands, in the shortest possible notice. _ _ _ J PARIS, LONDON & OTTAWA. T. HUNTON, SON & CO‘S. Grand Show Day their .Pcfi.ntsdi“unobfill'fldmfl information of routes by a dressing Agent, Box 474, Post Office, Otiawa. R Our DRESSâ€"MAKING srrangements are complele, as a_ will prove. __x; o â€" C O et -Ulli _ ENGLISH | PLANNELS Pink, Yellow, Bluc, White and Scarlet | Naxzony Flannels. k Scariect, Green abd Vih@> Lancashire ; Flannels. " ‘ 3â€"4 and 6â€"4 White Electoral and Weich & \\Vhit(~rey and Scarlet, &c. TWILLED AND PLAINK. Ottawa, Nov 2, 1672 Mantle Department Dress Ladies will secure the greatest NOVELTIES by waiting The firm are at present showing their Call and examine their new Dress Polanase, l C T. Hunton, Son & Co. Ottawa, Oct 8, 1872." 2094 rery large Stock of Scotch and Canadian FLANNELS, in Latest Paris Importations. Mantles and Costumes. Seal, Astrachan and Cloth Jackets, Skirts in Silk, Satin, Ohamoise, &c., â€" Striped Velveteen, not to be found elsewhere in Canada. Costumes, &c¢., &c., &c. _ l Fancy Flannel Shirtings in great variety. TLONDON NOVELTIES ‘tiannne WILL TAKE PLACE NEXT WEEXK. , ioi sorafig hn the on mats + ARE NOW FORWARD Local Tickets over the Cansdes Central ile E. a e 4 ce ++ Agomemihes gme ie us C PCPAE - TICOKET OFFICE. THEOUGKH COU PON TICKETS St. Jonns, All Points East and West on the Ottawa, Sept. 13, 1873. GRAND â€" TRUNK Salt Lake City, San Francisoo, Council Bluffs, CANADA CENTRAL GCRAND TRUNXEK RAILWAY. Russell & Watson, 20, EPARKS STREET se« §K1LS() e« â€"â€"ANDâ€"