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ACTURIK: NC & BA liam YOllng cal Watchmaty 34 SPARKS $TRepp vTHCAL anufacturing iIC\L WATC IMAKE! k s in ng & 4 ATE sap, BpaRKs STREET. 32, «P ARKES 9 AND AND L aA T 8 1872 AND wiarch u* 4 ® The pfi"i?‘l Hotels a «ty are now supplied Water. â€" Ask for Mosey 10 Lexo. â€"App Ag rPWl t m anrni '“‘“. wo, COrMET 22 CEX CC â€"-v on Sureets, it | a immense Bankrupt Stock will be e for sale on Thursday, the 28th at balf price. } "**5t t5.0s, Sussex Streot. _ . | fll'" i nol-ot;r spnngandm dicin® l:mn the Caledonia Water. No «bould be without it, for where it w ueel, no Doctor need apply. yberally 18 (itmson & Co., Agents. ; pames and (GGentiemen who wOUu® Nn whay 25 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere, â€"uaowelllo-;o and see the choice goods which are now of%ered for sale of the immense bankrupt stock ol $20,750.00, 1#3 Live® Auwmvars at Dawieu‘s Horer. â€"Dec. 4,| I87%. MJ McCready, Montreal; John| timonds, Buckingham ; T !1 Ackert, do ;| tapt J R Kelley, Prescott ; Thos B Fox,| do;*J H Kolfe and wife, East Templeton ;‘ Ww R Thistle, Ayimer ; E Burrit, jr, Basâ€"} tn‘sCorneis; H E Bailey, Boston, Mass ;[ J A Mowat, Ogdensburg ; W McDonaugh, almonte ; Enos Scott, Union, Ct; H H Horsey, Kingston : G Barras, Montreal ;; wdeo CUhatley, Kingston; D P Meorritt, Filiny Harbo: ; F D Astly, do. t wid ERCC EC pec., when morning, afterncon and evenâ€" “m will be held. On the Monday ing followng, addresses will be de lvered by several clergymen in aid of the puilding fand. It is searcely necessary to draw the ;o sup} It is scarcely necessary to draw the readers‘ attention to an dm:fl from the genial Mr. Young, formerly the thef of the firm of Messrs. Young & taiford. Mr. Young is a practical watch . wker and manufacturing jeweller, never hiling to give the fullest satisfaction to «ll, who honor him with their patronage. Everthing conceirable in his line of besiâ€" wess, clocks, watches, epergnes, and cruet »stands, are constanily .on hand of the firâ€"t amlity. See Mr. Young. Catholio Bishop of Ottawa, Monseigneur Uuigeus, was in the chair, and after an overture by the band, lead by Mr. Mariur } * piuno solo by Mrs Kearns, a discourse by the President, Mr. CUssse the nice littleé Rentre®, Frz ou Caxapta® [xsrrurn. â€" Yesterday evening the opening seesion of the winter spurse of lectures and readings for 187213 tok place. _ His Lerdship, the Roman Catholio Bishop of Ottawa, Monseigneur nlity w ent. Thir Excellencies the llo:'mo.t mi and the Countess of lufterin had dinner pairty last evening to which thé kilowing were iovited : . } Col. »nd Mrs. Robertson Ro«s. & Tne llon. Mr. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. lemoine. * Mr, and. Mrs. Wicksteed. Col. and Mrs. Dennis. Livut Col and Mrs. Wily. â€" Mr. and Mre. Fennings T«yl °. Mr. and Mrs. K. 8 M Bsuchoite. Uol. and Mrs. Coftin. ap Mr. and Mrs. Spraggze. f Kev. Dr. U‘Connor, f The Hishop of Ontario amd Mrs: Leowis Uel. and Lady Harriet Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs, J. 1. Pattisson. comedy, in one act. " Le Savctier ct i4 Furanciee® was wimirably performed t the great delight and amusement of all Freewaso zt.â€"A regular commun ton of the Doric Lodge, was held E& evening in the Mâ€"sonic Hall, in the reace of Worshipful Brother Lievers, Pas Master Birkett occupied the chair. Af thP usual business of the lodge had be bransact. d, the following gentlemen we ha}loted for, and appointed office beare for the ensaing year : | Amos Rowe, W. M. t W. M Somerville, 8. W. $ Mesâ€"rs. Durie and Son, bave nroinel Br10kwoop‘ s Enmwsoson Macazine for N vrembét;which, as usual, is fuil of interes ing matter. The Leona:d Seott Publi i Company‘s reprints of the Reviews Bi wkwoo! supply at a wifling cost, t means for keeping abreast of the eur-v:t topics of the day, treated with more cate und deliboration than is possible in the a daily no(;-pan. They ara, in fac in a compact form, a library in Mwlv; No. 68 Sussex street and indispensable to all who tike an interest in public aftairs. The revievs ate the Ed4iaburgh, London Quarterly, Wesk mipster, and British Quarterly, 'lnci;, with Blackwood, râ€"present the vie#s the leading schools of thought and â€" lies, the subscription for the whole beidg ouly lifteen doilars. 1 he beginning of year is the proper time to subscribe, agd we can have no hesitation in advising opur Iriends to do so. T s Srikeys or SKiD, K.h'nf" or Revd. C B. Pettit, Chyplain. t | Thoma« Birkett, Treasurer. t D. P. Willinms, Secretary. [ John McCarthy, I yler. | At the conâ€"lusion of the meeting, thie W. M. entertained his friends, and a very ypleasaut evening was spent. t J Professor Martin‘s entertainment t pight was, in every respeet, worthy of hi slready established fame. His eggstricke was more than ordinarily well done. Not only did he produce eggs where seemed to be, but he brought forth u:\. fully pledged, the uoul)l‘l mother of them all, a live hen. Thdt trick, which to us seemed electrical, also very clever. While the band played â€"and to Mr. Marly‘s honor be it spoken â€"â€"i played exceedingly well, the drum apparently of its own mere moton.| It was an ordinary small drum, and was hand. ed to the audience for examination after the feat was performed. All the Proâ€" fessor‘s slights of hand were well and duly Jlong, and the Marionette daneing Mas jaost |udicions. (n the whole, the enter" tainment was both edifying and tables, some chests o(dinirou’.'-';o.rvpr- dines, some car>t graters, some and some yards of tumblers. ‘There U course ianks ; but all the prizes were weel worth câ€"rryj ing awiy. The entertainâ€" went, however, spart trom the prise b i#, we repest, uf a very edifying| «musing kind, ‘Professor Martin‘s vehtriâ€" loquism being something very suparior. Successor LOCAL > C _ p. H. CHABOT, _ > Successor to P. R. Valiquette. | dieation of the new W. M. Church, '”mwflhipof Almighty God, ‘ Llace on Sunday, the 15th of ly afficted of Ir \___â€" _ P. 6. Caapor t or to P. R. Valiquette & Co. Gentlemen who would lik‘i ent. cheaper than elsewhere, gxp. _‘Pply to R. A. Brads &c, corner of Sparks and nt, Dgpopom Diseases of oys or Blacider, should send f the Caledonia Water. _ | (Gmson & Co., / Corner Sparks and Elgin. with Rheumatism, NEWSâ€" : and Saloons in the d with Caledonia or it. (CGiimio® & Co., Oremx®e or tas Ramaoind to Rexrasw.â€" At half past eight yesterday morning a party of gentlemen, among whom were the lion. Sir Francis Hincks, the Hon, Dr. Tupper, Hon. Mr. Mitchell, Sir Hugh Alian, the Hon. James Skead, the Hon. Mr. Foster, His Worship the Mayor of Ottawa, Mr. Martineau, Mr. Alderman Bangs, Mr. Wm. Mckay, Mr. Edward McGillivray, Mr. H. V. Noel, Mr. John Ashworth, Mr. Daniel Galbraith, M.P.P., Mr. B. Rosamond, Mr. Aumond, Mr. McMullen, (Brockville); Mr. George Hewson and Mr. Thos. Stagg of the same place, and Mr. Haggart, M.P., and Mr. Code, M.P.P., (Porth); the Warden of Ren‘rew, and others, left town by the Canmada Central Railroad to be present at the inauguration, or rather openâ€" ing of th: road from Sand _ J‘oint to the thriving and rapidly rising village of Renfrew, situated on the River Bonne. chere, nine miles fiom its confluence with the Ottaws. At Renfrew the Bonnechere falls rapitily about 100 feet, over a bed of white limestone, and the scene is most picturesque. Renfrew is 58 miles distant from Ottawa, and, by rail, about 12 miles from Sand Point. The opening up of the Canada Central, while it will greatly benefit Oitawa, will be of still greater importance to Renfrew, and it is further to be hoped that the line will be still further extended to Pembroke before many months elapse. The traims from Brockville and Ott.wa amalgamated at Carleton Place, arriving at Renfrew about haltâ€"pist one, where lunâ€" cheon was partaken of in the Town Hall. The President of the C.C. R., tion. Mr. Abbott, was in the chair, Nir Francis Hincks and Hon. Mr. Mitchell being on his right, and Sir Hugh Allan, Hon. Dr. Tapper, Hon. Mr Skead and Mr. Galbraith on his left. Through some misapprehension an| to the great regret of the chairman» the leading men of Renfrew were not preâ€" sent. The champagne flowed freely, and | the speeches were most eloyuent, as they | invariably are on all such occasions Tus Parntame®t Hoves® CLoox.â€"Yesâ€" terday afternoon experiments . were being made with a painted clock f1ce on | the grand tower of the Houses of Parliaâ€" ment. Un a board, 14 feet in height by nine in width, fitting exwtly into the groove of the tower intended for the outer clock work, there had been painted by Mr. Wm. Mchay, or some artist in that skilful mechanician‘s employ, the face of | a great clock. One side was blue all over, | the figures, in Roman, extending fifteen inches over the hole in the tower, which is exactly five feet in diameter, being gilded as were the hands. (On the other side, the inside, was exactly the size of the intemded face of the clock, five feet in ‘diunom. in a kind of grey colour, with a bluck rim, on which the time of day, five and twenty minutes pist nine, precisely, was depicted. The blue disl was de~ cidedly the most conspicuous and pleasing in effect when _ hoisted _ up . on high. _ Both _ were _ quite vivid at any ordinary distance. ‘lhe chief diffiâ€" culty will be in the illumination of a dial extending nearly a foot and ‘a h.lf all round over the stoneâ€"built opening. This of course, will be done by convex Or con» cave reflections, keeping the face of the clock at some distance from the wall of the tower and protecting the opering. Here is the question. > The talanted and able Deputy Commissioner of Public Works, who has made the question of light a study, will doubtliessly see that all is right. 1f he says " let there be light," the tower wll be illuminated without difficulty. There will be only 3 illaminatâ€" «1 clock faces. The rear part of the clock tower would be ob cured by the new library so rapidly approaching completion under the careful supervision of Mr. Farquhar. The clock face when introduced into its situationâ€" although merely a double faced shamâ€"added very much to the appearance of the great tower. evening 13. The Mirror. 13. Gnn:tg:omm.n)pie Ncenes. In connection with seyeral of the foreâ€" going scenes interesti g historic facts and aneodotes will be related, an i songs and music associiutied with the scenes by talentâ€" ed amateurs. R--finflâ€"lr. Brown. + Hongâ€"Mr. Montgomery. C Iull chgorua (pipes)â€"Mr. A. Smith. With such an attractive programme as this, the St, Patrick‘s Hall will, no doubt, be crowded this evening. _ Mr. Topley, of Notman‘s Studio, will again kindly take charge of the scioptican. Dox‘r (Ghire Liquor ro Carmsesx.â€"One of the first literary men in the United Ftates said to the audience, after T:’h' on the subject of temperance :â€"* is one thing, which as you visit diffterent The following splendid programme is unged for the St. Patrick‘s Hall this [ A TRAVELLER, for a firstâ€" class Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Houst, Ottawa route. Address at once, JAMES POPHAM & O., > Montreal. Nawv 9% 1872 3037 6 WANTKD- +o4 w ay a l n on ermnntiron o 1. Briim Boru. 2. interior of Roslin Chapel, Kdinburgh. 1. Brickeen Bridge, Killarney. _ . Windsor Castle (daylight.) 5. Windsor Custle (moonlight,) > . Ancient Coronation Stone Chair. 1. A scene of the Sea. 8. Portrait of Mr. Yroude. 9 Portrait of Fatber Burke 10. The Raral D\ndnmculomy. 11. The Stagâ€"from Laty of the Hyacinths, Piano solo â€"Miss Heney. Reading â€"Dr. Martin. Song (duett) â€"Miss Deviin and Mr. Lawâ€" Narcissus, Nov 28, 1872 ST. PATRICK‘S MHALL r.gr 1.â€"sciorri0 viEws. never to givea drop to a child." &c., &e,, &e. A. CBRI~TIE & CU,, PaRe 1. Tulips, Lilies, Gladioli, Crocus, a large and All persons out of employment, ot deâ€" sirous of getting into a better paying |busiâ€" ness than they are now in, should serd $2 fwT:l‘l‘E.rficuhn, &o., &o., of a busi at which they can unquestionably e from $2000 to $5000 per annum. â€" _ | Address, | HENRY F. LEMONT & CO., | 234 and 236 St. Jsm:t.roe onu:d. Is hereby givert, that i have this day re« signed the mnsfimt of Braeside Mill, and business in County of Renfrew, in the Province of Ontario, and have ro furâ€" ther conpection therewith. 5 PPBL[C NOTICE WoodforSale. H‘MLOCK & HARDWOD3 Sawed and Unsawed. J. B. MoGUIRE, } West side of the Canal Basin, near the Skating Rink, Music Hall. Ottawa, Nov 23, 1872. 3033 6m V(XJA L MUSIC y THAORDINARY !!â€" Sheot Ligbtring, the new mystery, 25 cts; Ma; ium Wire. the sunâ€"light, 25 cts;, P h‘s Serpents, the scientific marveil. 25 gents. S â€"nt postpaid on ucaigtol price. taâ€" logues post free. Address Molxtoâ€"n & Co., Wbolaano Do-l;: w;w.u,goa ville, Ont. The Tr i | Nov 23, 1872 3033d&w The Ottawa any Clnfo, Stwle or Cize. ‘The only: Chirt and Ko:lir Factory in Ottawa. t JAMES ANGU For 8 years Kutter to the principal Haberdashers of Montreal. I _ Merchants‘ (kor)mle ‘“:lh-fl:nk Block, Sparhs Ql.roo&, GEO. PL’RVl{ Braeside, Nov 25, 1872 3040 1 Nov 20, 1872 To BUILDERS AND CONTRACTURS. mc & ‘The Directors of the County of Carleton General Protestant Hospital. are to receive brnb or Bulk Tenders for the MAN)NRY and BRICKWORK, CARâ€" PENTER and JOTINER WURK, PLUM« BERk&Râ€" and GASâ€"F1ITER, &c., PAINâ€" TER and GLAZIER, also for the HEATING OF THE BUILDING, and noâ€" “7{ work ro%mnd for the erectiqn of a new “Pn.lll uildi.ng,'::;rtho site of the nt Hospital on Rideau t. tions of contract can be seen at the office of the Secretary, GEORGE MAY, Street, between the hours of 9 a.m. 6 r.n., on and after Monday, November Ith. Sealed Tenders to be deliv to the undersigned before 12 o‘clock. on TUESPAY, the 3rd day of DECBMâ€" BER next. addressed to J. P. FEA [HER. STONE, Chairman of the Buildin& Come mittee. and endorsed Tender for Hqspital Building. _ _ _ ... ; _0 ,0 c}. ..2 o y t Each Contractor will have to ide sureties to enter into a joint and spveral bond in a sum to be agreed upon by the Directors for the due performance of their contract. ‘The Directors do not bind themse{ves to accept the lowest or any tender. . D;udor, J P. FEATHERSTONE, Chairman, Building Committee. Ottawa, November Tto, 1872. 3)22td $5,000 Per Year, The time for receiving Tenders as above, is extended [one month] until TUESDAY, January, 7th, 18783. WM. & HENKY FOSTEL, ARE CHANCE FOR BUSINE8, UNIONS, LASTINGS AND SERGES, U:oMEA‘LRTA & 9‘0. Wish to inform their numerous customers sal the public generally that they have ived a complete stock of â€" 50, SPARKS sT., OfTAW Dealers in Dry Goods, Re made Clothing, &¢., &¢. Consisting of Trowserings, Vesting:, Ojoreool- A C P o g ies PR C P dn sl FALL & WINTER GOODS, cHIRTS, KUFFS, Our Tailoring Department is, as usual, comâ€" plete in all its branches, and being under the supervision of a first class Cutter, gentlomen may rely on goiting a good fitting garumpent. O‘MEARA & * WINES and SPIRITS have just arrived at l o "MEDICAL HALL"®" @1, Sparks Street, Centre Mr. xx.wsu.u-fruu of the best ALE and PORTER, which always intends keeping on hand . | Catams. Obt $1, 1871. | so1s smm en t fnp ~â€" Puu WINEkS3 AND SPIRIT3, _ The weet half of Lot 13,, 4th Ottawa Front, with fifty cords of maple and birch wood, 25 cornis of hemmlock in Terw s reasonable. Apply to Nov 30, 1872 DENHOLM, ENCLAND. FARM FOR SALE. MIS, ROBERTSON, POSTPONEMENT Nov 2, 1872. W&/\HE "rathin Store 1871 D. MoLAREN, made tojorder 30301mw KOLLARS, purest rived at ady. During the year ending 5th April, 1872â€" _ New Life Assurances were proposed te the number of 2 397, for...... £ $4,667 Stg. of which were accepted 1 889, for...... 83218b " (These New Transactions are upwards of £180,000 more than th se of the previous year.) (Cash Bonuses were paid to the Policyâ€"hollers to the amount of.....£1,070,247 Stg. The Revenue of the year was . ...0.. .................... ......00..0 §23,012 * (This amount is £16,297 greater than the Revenue of the previous year.) _ 231 Deaths occurred among theassured, under 289 policies for.:...... 123,930 " (According o the mortality tables, 326 policies should have falien by Death.) 47 New Life Annuities, for £4. 725 per annum, was granted, and 12 Annuities, for £457 per annum, fell by the death of the Annuitants. At the end of the yearâ€" | j 18,445 Policies of Assurance were in force, for .....................£7,684,971 © Was held in the Boant Room ot the Associatin‘s Offi es, at Elinburgh on Tuesday, the 2911 Octohber, 1872, Sir Archib«d Hope, B rt. in the chair. The P lowing is Lb‘ substance of the Directors‘ keport and statement submitted : â€" 18,445 Policies of Assurance were in force, for .....................£7,684,972 870 Annuities were in force for .................. ... .. .per annum _ 16,008 The Total Claims paid under policies by the Association were...... 1,464,717 The Total Cash Bonuses paid orallotted to Policyâ€"holders were. . ... ... _ 520,345 The Assets of the Association at 5th April, 1872, as per the Balanceâ€" â€" BBG@t, WOPO® . .122 ..l.l...lllll.l. .22 e srell l2 ue l .. k. l ... > 1,847,476 s (This is an Inercase of £413,386 over the previous year ) Cush Bonuses were declared at the same rates as last yearâ€"namelyâ€"from 374 fi" cent to 25 per cent on the whole life tabular premiumâ€"to the participating K:ficy olders in Class A. who have paid at least six years‘ premiums ; the Bonuses to be apâ€" plied in part payment of the Current years‘ premiums and subject to the survivance of the lives. All policies opened in the year ending 5th April, 1867, thus be ome en.~ titled for the first time to a Cash Bonus at the rate of 25 per cent. These Bonuses are estimated to amount to £39,278 16s 1d. > A Dividend to the Shareholders was declared, at the same rate as for the previous year,â€"namely 11 per cent on the Paidâ€"up Capital, and payable on the 11th November proximo, under deduction of the portion paid on 15th my last. The Directors tendered their sincere thanks to the members of the Boards at the several Branches, with all of whom they worked in full harmony, and especially to the Directors at London and Montreal, where an important part ‘of the business is tranâ€" UIIFIW" okdisiacsrubdedtmneathedits tabben Rikeird iriitrantiions Auhutradit ud Tairhiardint wesearbartarnn sacted, and nFooidly thanked all their rgents and correspondents, to whose co operaâ€" tion they feel greatly indebted . In moving the adoption of the report, the Chairman addressed the meeting as follows :â€" â€" © [am generally content at our Annual Mezxtings to make but few remarks in submitting to you the Directors Report and Statements of Aooounf. 28. 2 1y visuds bucabdatut Batvt Antuict s lt cfcsdatts eb d ds biundrcbubiniinten t das en nds ns o â€" © A third of a century, howev:r, his now rolled over the Associationâ€"a whole generation of men, in fact, have come and fono since its commencementâ€"and alâ€" though I still fivd myselt without anything of a novel character to comment upon, yet as 0 ir new transactions of last year have far exceeded thoselof any previous period, I thought it would not be unbecoming in me to draw your spesial attention to that cireum.tance, and place before you a faw figures from our Books, showing very strik: ingly, as I think, the rate and quality o? our progression. _ > oma uh esn se e o e o o en n CA aintaa‘ie © As regards the amount of our new Life Assurances for the year, £880,000, we are fairly entitled to take the full credit of it, for we have had none of the large poliâ€" cies which now and ithen occur in all Life Offices, and the most of which has to be given off privately to other companies, that is, ‘reâ€"assured,‘ as it is technically termed. Un the contrary, it is almoet whollyâ€"I may say altogetherâ€"composed of good average policies. in short, it is the result of careful attention to our businses, coupled with the evidently sound condition of our affairs, alongside of other Institutions, as pubâ€" lished in the Board of Trade offici« returns, and also, as we believe, of a still growing appreciation of the conduct of our affsirs, as well as the favorable character of our Bonus system. ‘These new transactions of the yoar, you will see from the p@ud stateâ€" T P ons on DRELCALLL Y BAONADNNHLLS ihace af tha nnavinie wass \. Anit Aur mds moundts Anbbtentollint nb dnb difanterandt aven podard Aav a dnly o Ves P ment in your hands, are larger by £480,00(0 than those of the previous year. And our success is equally conspicuous in the year‘s Revenue, which |Emn an increasevof £17,â€" 000 over the previous year, and in the addition of a sum of £114,000 since last to the Assets in hand which now amount to £4550,000. All this has oooumd tOO.- n‘;;:th:l:;d-ln; the constant a.vn';nâ€"u“e:' ir accumulations caused by our system of yearly Cash Bonuses under Class A. lug other Life Offices for the most part keep their eurplus in their pockets, giving their npured the benefit only in remote payâ€" ments at death, along with the sum assured, this lnstitution pays away the Bonuses at 14404 & 2 Bs cce Brrnnta oi d rvtiins i Abroaics ts trchran Aboomnfhteninettentet. ». 7 09° / PveP : once, and in hard cash. These Bonusâ€"payments are at present £35,000 to £40,000 per annum, and have amounted already to no less than £520,000 net, th*nl; interest be added, a very large sum â€"probably not puch less than flm%â€"of our Policy holders have had the benefit in reducing tlpu' outlay for_hqnir l,:n:ou. in hn us Ts issA hnd tinis ith is on ftmmiadlimntu ty Arbnnhecsrslistnprntens. Ahenfvanae ds * yo * So much for our progress in the last year, and Fruont position. Thinking it would be interesting to you, as well as instructive, I have caused the Manager to divide our thirty_three years into three periods of eleven, so as to skhow how we stood at the end of each period. By this means you will obtain a simple and yet clear, satisfactory view of the amount, rate and character of our whole progrees. At the end of the first Eleven .years there were.............. 81,000 * & second Eleven years....................... _ 560,000 _« & third Eleven years....................... _ 1,500,000 * These are most suggestive figures. Notwithstanding our large yearly o-@hr for Cash Bonuses, we have added, during the last eleven years, no less than One Million Sterling to the sum we hold in reserre ; and when 1 further state that, during the last eleven years alone we have also paid One Million One Hundred Thousand Pounds to the representatives of our deceased policy.holders, it must be acknowledged that we have made, and are still making, large strides in substantiality and usefulness, and are worthily fulfilling our mission as ene of the principal Life Assurance Institutions of the Kingdom. h j Annexed are copies of the." R=venue Account" and4 © Balance Sheeot" sited with the Board of Trado. Statements in Accordance with the "Life Assurance Compar Act, 1870." FIRST 8CHEDULE Revenue Account of the Lir® Assootatio® or Scottaxn, for the year ending April 5, Amoumf Funds at the beginning of the year £1,382, 209 Further Value:s of Covâ€" eroment Annuities and oth »r Stocks, and yalue | of Contingent Reverâ€" . THE OLPTAWA TIME. DECEMBER 5, policies held from other Uffises usg:anuuiou Balance t depositâ€" ed with the Board of Traite, 20th Dec., 1871 As s uranse P remiums Te (less Re.sâ€" C suran ce Premiums)€6427] 262 0 8 C o nsidera~ tion for Anâ€" nuities I n t oreost, Lis.ra1188. _ Shareholders‘ Capite]l paid Assurance avnd Annaity Total Funds, as per Claims admitted, or intima ~ted. but not yet payable. 514,250 14 8 Annuities and Premiums due, but not applied for . . 63 14 11 D ividends (less Inâ€" come T=x) Rents and Fi®Md Schedule During the frst Eleven years we issued Assurances for During the second Eleven years our issue was. .. ... .. And during the third Kleven years it was....... ... .. At the end of the first Eleven years it was. .. a6 second KEleven years...... Life Associntion of Sceotland. THE THIRTYâ€"THIRD ANNUAL MEETING â€" _ SECOND SCHEDULE. Soeet of the Live Associatiox or Â¥cort.ax®» on the 5th of April, 1871. 1131 8 6 59 363 6 0 18Tâ€"A8 REGARDS THE IsSUE oPF NEW ASSURANCHS, 3upâ€"AS REGARDS OUR FUNDS AND OTHER ASSkTS, £1,1716,104 13 11 .. £81,500 0. 0 y ©P405,651T 5 4 £1,493,157 5 2ND â€"As REGARDS OUR REVENUE. £1,541,476 14 11 323,012 10 2 Stg. 106833 2 2 tg. Claims under Policies and by Survivance. ... Noteâ€"OUf this sum £54,â€" 250 14s 8d, was not due and was unpaid at 5th April. . Expenses of Management and ‘all other charges . . Sum written off Value of House Property...... . Interest on paidâ€"up Capiâ€" Aunuities Bonus Abatements of Amount of Funds at the â€" end of the year, as per Second Schedule... ... 1,439,157 5 4 '(inordodnofionof&lnn Reâ€"assured) by Death Loans on the Associations Policies (within value). _ 183,590 Invesmentsâ€"â€" In British Government . Necurities. ... ... .. ... 1,085 Indian and Colonial Goâ€" vernment Securities . . 52 459 Foreign Government Seâ€" Bonuses to Policy holdâ€" Rent Charges..... . ... la:&zz 13 mauitles Inlueed. . 16,852 9 Policies with other offices and Bonuses.......... 52648 15 Loans on Personal Securtâ€" l;'quto 5,546 18 on Assignments Public Rates.......... 13,185 0 NCTTCIONL . q +k en + + + 6 ++ Railway and other Deâ€" wans on Preference and Guaranteed Rail‘y Stock Bank Stock, and on the Amount (at £11 per Btock purchased under the Association‘s Act, of "Life Assurance Companies‘ Un deposit in Banks. . ... .£34,933 14 0 Guaranteed Stocks and Bank Act.. 18 649 12 6 iation Stock ; and £1,000,000 Stg. *3 500.000 * : 1,200,000 * . _ 181,500 . 322000 £1,116,104 13 11 £124,780 1 11 £M45425 5 1 14,021 19 10,1798 16 23,209 15 183,590 15 214,162 17 31,661 4 5 to be depon 1,511 9 §471,476 14 11 901 12 49,043 1 52873 1 6 31,803 12 1,085 13 15,531 5 600 10 12 ments exhibit a correct Abstract of the PHIMLIP KELLAND, Dircctor, Revenue and Expenditure for the year to 5th JAMES WALKER, Director, :rfl-.l;ilmz and Balince Sheet at the close JOHN FRASER, Manager. year. _ | 0 s DpIRECToRS AT MONCREAL David Torrance, Eâ€"q., (D. Torrance & Co) | Sir G. E. Curticr, Geo. Moffit, Esq , (Gillespie, Moffit & Co.) | Peter Redp ..« E:. Hon. Alex. Morris, Chief Justice of Mani~ l J. H. R. Mol on, E __ toba. ' & Bro: ) Purchasing _ ENDLISH PLAMNELS SPECIAL *\ N. B.â€"These goods we can recommend as specially good vilue. ghirh made to measure on the shortest notice, and guaranteed to 1| fit. 5 Allan, McKinnons & McMcran, 3 6 20 SPARKS STRELET GREAT SAViNG REGENT R@yâ€"Parties at a distance cin obtain list of rates and dressing Agent, Box 474. Post Office, Ottawa. SPARKSâ€"ST. Scotch and Canadian Goods HOUSE, Gentlemen‘s Underclothing. MPink, Yellow, Blue, White and Ncarlet Narony Flanncls. Scarlet, Green and White Lancashire Flannels. 34 and 6â€"4 White Electoral and Welch Flannnels. A very large Stock of Scotch and Canadian FL ANNEL®,fin AT THE White, Grey and Scarlet, TWILLED AND PLAIN. uc k NB sns G@LovE . & TIn the City. at WILLLAM WODD, Auditor BY THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF SCARFS, > TIES, . H. PATTERSON‘S Fancy Flannel Shirtings in great variety. Solicitorsâ€"Messrs. RITCH(E, MORRIS Medical Officerâ€"R. PALMER HOW ARD, . B@BERBPAXKLYkEEES SXA CANADA CENTRAL GRANDâ€" TRUNK TBROUGE COU PON TICK ETS All Points East and West on GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. Ottawa, Sept. 13, 1872 tz TICKET â€" OFFICE. A LARCE SUPPLY OF pÂ¥ is Secretary Agents for Ottawaâ€"Mesers «P CcCOLLARS, i &¢.. Reduced ¢2" +/ 18 ‘:,“\' * «8"" 4 nmm{;\‘ it Aeenegr 4 enc op â€" ‘.‘(" <" &Â¥ A.‘fp t J. @. STITT & Co Detroit, Milwaukee, Green Bay, 8St. Paul, Minneapolis. Cincinpati, New Orleans Mobile. $9 39" ‘ a*" 3T 43 48 25 cts. usual price 33 cts 98 his 40 10 cts. usual price ] 3 «s 16 « 20 hi 11 cts usual price 14 cts 19 23 28 83 8 cts. usual price 10 a 50 cts. usual price $ 60 67 id 80 4| . 8 90 85 * st 1.00 97 «4 1.25 Reduced 14 15 8.85 4.20 4.65 5.55 6.65 s1 information of rou HO8S1ER Y &o 4* 45 50 55 tam of 3 30 13 cts 16 25 20 30 45 10 cts 13 15 17 18 Voeal only.â€"Silver Cord. Wreath of Gems. Gems of German Song. Gems of Soottish Rong. Gems of Bacred Hng. Shower of Pearls, Duets. Operatic Poarls. § Instrumental.â€" Home Circle, Vol. L Home Circle, Vol. IL Pinist‘s Album. Piano Forte Geme. "% Any of the above books mailed, postâ€" ®, @# _ | paid, for the Retail price. .__..«_ _ _ _ 8 00 ## LIS’l‘ of Letters remaining in the OA« wa. Post Oilice, Nov. 30, 1872 : Acton M iss Mary _ Mander Mrs Jas Allen J J M 1 au Alex Allen Miss M A Maâ€"\L .1 Chas Bradio:u L » J 1 Brien J P Brenan Emily Miss Brady Rich Brown Bnidget Miss Burke Mizs Mary Burns J L Cameron Rey A A Campbell Thos Campbell Cath Carmichael H A Carter C H Cartells Mr Campbell Burton Cheetam J Clegg W Clark Rich Clegg Miss Jane Commell W H (Cook Mrs Louisa Cook Jas Corbet Alex Cowan Jas Colborn Ben Cook John DPerry Mre W C Crane S N Perkins Thos Cross Jas Picknell Miss 1. Crowley J Pierce S M Crabtru John Pienny & Brys Croft Mrs Jolin Powel! W Craver Sam Purcey David Craig Chs Purvis Mrs Ed Cullop Mrs G Preauix Mrs Ms Daernsir Miss A Y _ Quinlan Pat Davis Wm: Quebec& Untar Darcey Mrs Maude keid & Co C P Dempsey Michsel _ Reynolds W Denebency Mr Regan Pat Delisle John Regan Mrs Jas Delany Cath Miss _ Kice Henry .Jixon Mrs A Releg M Dickson Mrs A !I _ Robertson Miss Douglass A Rolins R j Dotson R W Roberggon Mrs Donnd{‘ J M Robert Oliver Dudly Wm Rondnow Wim Duftey W K Robinson Mrs . Ensley W A â€"Russell Kate Evans Sam Qtulhon John Fergusson John ott W Fenton J T Schwyn A BC Fitzgerald Miss M ASebrah Miss M Fiendern Mr Shanley Thos Flemming Miss A WSimpson Mrs E Fotheringham J F â€" Sinnett Martin Fogarty Patrick Bimays Mre i Foster Walter, Smith Miss C Foster Paul Smith W J Freeman Esth Bmith Isaac Freeman John Npugel L Fridenberg E Sproule Miss L Galagher Miss Adie Npemcer Mre C Gammon Thos Jr _ Npencer Mr Gasquoine Chs Stunpson Tho# Gilbert H Strattord Miss Glenn W E tills Mi« E Glenn Alex Stenson & Sot (Gleeson M Stewart Miss M A Garby Miss Mary _ Stowart Geo Gorman M Taomson Alex Grant Alex Thompson D Graham Miss J Thompson Miss Gray Jas Tmm)n J 8 Greenless & Tweedy Tremblay Miss M Greaves C _ MesersTulley D W Greaves Jas Turners Arex Graham Miss M J ETDurnbull W Graham C E _ Vaughan Jas Gunn P Waters Jas Haramm Mr Robt Walsh W Hammond Capt Watson Miss KE Hamilton Miss JaneWasahaus L A Halpenny Miss K _ Watkins H Herne Geo Watker Jas Henry Geo W Ward J ~ Hewitt Mrs Sam Wallace Mrs Ja Mume â€"â€"â€" Webster Miss 1 tewson John Welsh Miss M Hepinstall Geo Welsh Jas Healey Michael Whitford Ed Menderson Jobhn _ WhiteC L (icks F4 Wilson Miss M Hadison J «eph wiuson Chas James Miss M A J ames W Jord in Mis Elo: Johnson Mre & Kelley Mus £ Kelley J R Kelis Thos Kelley Patrick daihiard J al iloimans b«4 Keffo M A Miss Keer Mrs John Kerby 4 T _ Kidder Miss Mary Kinsals Mrs Mary Langdo Johney Lapin Mrs Jos Lattrin Miss £ Leslie Geo H Laven W Lictle Nathan Laven W McPeck M Litle Nathan McPhes A 5 Loomie J McPberson J Luton Hee McMahon & Lynch John McMulien & Taylar DR. BROWN has great pleasure in reâ€" commending his successor, Lyons Conn lDA‘l’l)Nlll HIM. to thorough practical Devecter, well versed in all the mo.t difficult branches of the business . is 67 SPARKS STREEKLT. All dabts due the estate of P. R. VALI: QUETTE & CU;, are reqursted to be pad without delay, to P. H.. CHABOT, Merchant, Sussex Streot. Announce that Mmh;?ll un â€" touched by the recent GREAT Rind are busy, as usual, in attending to their extensive orders. They now call attention, also, to heir FOCAaL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. The whole set is one of the most valuâ€" able Musical Libraries that could be devieâ€" ed, as each contains from 200 to 250 pages of the most popular music of tie day. Price of each book in Bbards, $2.50 ; e es t in n al r the pieces -:dcly, mbout $400. In this form, all hgoh.hduun!c'houw,-d forite Gexe or Braives (now having a splen did sale,) may ve bad mmx‘ Dec 4, 1872. Ottawa, Oct 15, 1872. MBE ELW HELL Ottawa, Nov 23, 1872 Musical Treasure, V ocal and lastrumen OTICE STANDARD OOLLECTION Maber Eliza Martin O .. szows Donald ) «or Jas * Jiken J ~sgrove And ::ngray Mac woore Rich Morin Chas Marin Thos Marries A W Moore J H Murphy Mrs Jas Mulien Mrs _ Murphy Miss M J Mullen Miss Jane Murphy Dan Nankin John Nevill Miss M Nevill Mrs Nicholson Jas Nicholas Wim Nickell Pooly / Q‘Orien Mrs J U‘Keef Pai U‘Keef Miss Mary U‘Meara W & M U‘Rieley Micheal Park Miss K Palmer W Parrington Mrs Parterson W E Parker Miss C E Perry Mre WC Perkins Thos Picknell Miss 1. Pierce S M Pienny & Brys Powell W Purcey David Purvis Mrs Ed Preauix Mrs Maria Quinlan Pat Quebec& Untario KR keid & Co C P Reynolds W Regan Pat Regan Mrs Jas Rolins R Ani Roberggon Mrs D Robert Oliver Rondnow Wim Robinson Mrs Jas Russell Kate Npugel L Sproule Miss L Bpemcer Nre C Rpencer Mr Stunpson Thos Strattord Miss Stills Mi« E btenson & son M Stewart Miss M A Btowart Geo Taomson Alex Thompson D ‘Thompson Miss Wallace Mrs Jane Webster Miss M A Welsh Miss M Welsh Jas Whitford Ed White C L Wilson Miss M W.ison Jas Winsor Miss M * Wright Miss A Wright Jas A es oung Mr McAllen John McEwan J McDonell D MoGoran Mrs T Mcinunis Allen Mcintosh D McKibbin R McKenzie J A McKay J C N McLaren J s Mrs M ] C. P. BAKER, ‘r.ght W Mume G "nterson Geo wbt Ire H Jas & son Mr R * 3042 3 Annmie