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"CTo o ars conneih ang o o ars comye sls "of e DT * AND PRivany '-"- + :!.’" Q {?}I«St Pm ghew < _ URNITORE â€" & AUVCTION Sa tZ op opened & -â€"-l“ #ux Nicmouson, by, sherk ETTE * EURE, -A l'-' mE aND GRQUNDE Made and Ro 1 cash. Uajance in ty o. . * m IBERTY | : ” Featherston‘s EW P â€"A RG®â€" e boas io womat Oe 4. eso8 bD _ o aneis Tor The e ~., * *T A mag BAYEIELDâ€" FUR S Am qns clst® rantes 109 * SPARXEY UKOtGq v. ssaU®, 41 STOTE! Neow Edinburgh, 4 Upg infi 35 478 * a+ m i asivfte puilldit are aief" P j Un Monday night, as Mr. Thomas Barry Customs efficer, was on his rounds visiting olficers on night duty, he perceived a reâ€" Spectably aitired man, about 40 years of =lfil(dnnkud on the sideâ€" On the: parapst near Bonsecour Courch, with his pockets rifled and some Trluable papersâ€"strewn on the streot. Mr. Baury sept one of his subordinates for the bist i. who ht then mrigpet of hn w been stri i last night between nine and ten o‘clock, ".‘&wlh:zliflhhdphm‘ toastables from Wolfe street Station, on Saty on St; Andre street. _ The man‘s head M# bound up with a coloured handker« N'Noodwaumun‘ down hi-l.u,1 Ji1his wife looked pale and affrighted.. mul:q“hd hoeaduo::: at Andre street Mitk beothorâ€"indant who hnd infugd that $4t after assauiting the man ; over his Tikisys was a wound from which blood pp °11 0NeF bis face. He apperled to the ““zflumudw“ 'vz':n....m They 2i feprmied him to the house, and he was wen, . in e "2ds betit but the constables .i it was -ififiz‘....clh fe ie tetrtont morning (this The Court met yesterday, Mr. Justice Burton presiding. in the case of Rennie ~sad Mrs, Mendon, charged with fiaud on rl.hq.ll.hh- Sewing Machine h . Mendon was too ill to attend, abmdhuhrpduhhuhfin; hloh-.::nmm :tl,&l),': éach of nmu charges y zz.-nlp t Assizes. lr.m.. Crownm prosscutor, stated that he could utpawiulukhldmumb:fi n(.ra-uu lunn.ah-:sd Trunk depot. reason assigned the delay was that a material witness was absent. D‘ Arcy Boulton, Q.C, stated that he had been requested to detend the boys, who were all under eleven years of age, and he asked that they: be dismissed or alse tried at once. No bail could be given, sad it would be very hard to sond the boys to till the next term. At first =uhd-hn or else ::&fim some consideration, perâ€" mimion of. the (but,on the jaremile priconers .‘R:n.’ -_-ibdiuhu:i‘ them, making promise to appoear the next Assizes. . The Crown prosecutor tlso said that he could not proceed with the Donovan libel tase. _ Previous to this Mr. Donovan had been ordered to appear :-'. i‘: O._:,?m:: mhfb;-quibmdshrhhfirfi ever since the indictment was found, was still ready for his trial, and it was rather kard be sheuld be compelled to be in Court just at the will of the Crown pré» secutor, when “.I would not pro sed with the case. Bu: Mr. Donovan stâ€"od by the statement that what : he published of witnosses was prepared to prove it. After -oLioatMuu was adjourned until the next Assizes, the “_n’nhflhh‘w\nm mimer Of Alexander street, ‘she was h‘u‘--hlr-u-by.hut flth.h?dyby.mhd. ma taken into St. Patrick‘s Asyiam and attended to by the Sisters, ; Libel Suit Gone upâ€"Charge Against Wfi«mm’ : ing= $ Stock M irket. yz 4 Montzsiar, Oct. 9. Â¥ | in it min, pedemsetiatie iPrices M Ahanes Howiey Tor un nitegea Yesterday morning about 9 o‘clock, Wicrossing Lagazchetiers street at the " fee : all we wanted was to pitch into “lnnmhr." 1t is evident that he did know mothing of Mr. Whellams: his reâ€" mark showed that it was not asa maiter of public duty he was exposing one who, if wmtmnam- and & being engaged in a systeâ€" mfiopofiq.usbmg and vilifying ‘Mr. Mackellar, it mattered notwho was injured or d.’.-q.d in order to.accomplisn the **The rerdict of ‘Guilty ‘ in the case of the Queen r. Patteson strikes another blow at the system of personal abuse in« in by the Tory press as a means of mlâ€"dk The case was one that might teach very piain both as to wduyol M}mfii and: the wtion of the law as the protector of priâ€" wiacharacter and reputation. The deâ€" fhaiat, we obserre by the tonme of the mhmflhm&h&b‘lib’h‘ responsible Tor appeared, induiges in â€" the most liberal abuse of ?â€"uâ€" ~M hangâ€" ing orer him:â€"â€"concerned in the trial.. it i# folish to be angry, for no one ever more palpably inviled the fate that has beâ€" fallen him ‘The libel was unauthenticated; it was published in the most reckless fushion; its statements were endorsed unâ€" reservediy ; when evidence that some ~ of spurned ; and, to whole, J des hfintwyw&kdpd the crimus clmoaa-diqwb-hudlr. W helâ€" lams + We don‘t know you, we dou‘t care ereaing, by the Rev.: Mr. Robb, B. A., =Hol|h. congregation. The Rer. was en the . F The Rev, Lecturer a necessarily epiâ€" tomized history the growth of our lit iad ieal ligi pes wl'bl...NlP;uWh attenâ€" tion by his fersible style of eloquence. Theé 1ubject itself is one that is appreciated by Camadiansâ€"not less than by any old countrymen, and the Rev. gentleman‘s treatment olit was such that it lost none of 3rd.â€" Thet the Crown Counsel who conductâ€" ed the prosecution had no right in a case ol this kind, where a privat persron was vviflndl;rml}u,l;:nnbdfi-qdh Crown privilege o ge by calling on m;-u--ba:“hy ballot from the panel to step aside. â€" _ _ _ > _ its The Globe, commenting on the lams‘ Libel Suit, says : ; _ The execution of sent@hce was deferred until three points of law reserved ‘be deâ€" cited by. the Superior Court. These are: Ist, That the prosecution for libel w::: lagal because conaplainant was not a Jant of this country when the libel was published. mmdmn the jury that a verdict of guilty be returned if every charge in the article alâ€" leged to be libelious were noi substantiated frumi poiep or moor on ths taaige o on ramipn AWip 3 1 n upelpnstong e couse se h â€" Fm. “ ‘I.“L.‘. York Assizesâ€" Deserted â€" Athlatio 3«»â€"9&1&'* Libertyâ€"*" The obs" on the Whelliams‘ Libel. _.= Rritish * was the of amirened in QGooke‘s Chores mat sTf TELEGRAPH , bus asegquired new features of MONTAEAL. TORONTO. ORa The East Parish Church of Aberdeen finest edifice of its kind in the North Quaaxsrownx, Oot. 9.â€"Arrived the steamâ€" ship + A‘geria‘ from New York, The New Cable. uEg::-A cirgular has been sent to the hoiders Directors of the argrene fang o Minndon .m':imnu. of the cable which is now lying on a rocky bo and effeot a splice t & more 3 ‘The cir« :hr ys that in all &muâ€"u tests obtained .by m The Bullctin says {â€"Rumors are curren® umm‘m{'Ammw. hln-h:‘nd perempiory instrustions to the U: States District Attorney and the United States Marshal in New Orieans to commence criminal prosecutions against the members of the White League throughâ€" ‘The Biglinâ€"Tensy¢k Race,. Nr Nâ€"Â¥., / Oct. â€"9.â€"The H?- T")‘Cc:’bm race ‘was rowed at 9:30 o‘clock: this morning. won by half a boat‘s length. . Dis three miles.. Time, twenty.â€"two minutes and> iweive secoads. MIDâ€"NIK#KT > DESPATOHE3 i New Ozuzaxs, Oct 8 â€"A committee of reâ€" preésentative colored men have issued an address to the people of : Louisiana, fore. shadowing their m They say that ihoit snn Pare baan (proned on is dine that thair intelligent And educkied mge have been humiliated by seeing ignorant, A8 color, and in being ::1?’““ olm nmhearmame n inamaaee pu w # body of vroters, / and kept in ignorance of plans for the future government. They siy the administration of Gov. Kellogg owes its existence to our support, and to that ¢xtent we are responsible. ‘The Gov« erument seems to representapolicy which is neither generous to whites nor just to blacks. in conclusion, the signers of the :‘mu'?uhuc*:fip_w confer any body of citizens in fur« :t‘-fiod%lum:?hrhwududz a higher stardard of administralion of public affaire, /. | // x5 Rio Jaxmzo, Oct. 9.â€"â€"A general battle between the Government troops and inâ€" surgents is imminent, at Buenos Ayres, though hopes &ire incressing that a recon â€" ciliation may be effected. . > y Narixaz, Oxt. Oct: Q.... . Peter Bowen, who ui,-pud to comâ€" mit a rape on his own daughter list week near Mill Point, was tried before Judge Wilkes yesterday, and sentenced to four month‘s imprisonment, and. in addition to receire 40 lashes; 20 im the first month, and-fi)hihthid'mll,mhifih punishâ€" meut he has well merited. This. is the lirst sontemce of fSogging that has been Nile is Iatling: »ont the| dhager qL. an t L undation is over. | ns passed in this country YESTERDAY‘3 ~DESPATOKES EGYPT. â€" T Prosgsocution ot the White Leaguers. A meeting in the interest of the above railway was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday last, dnxil} the sitting of <the County Council. ost of ‘the Reevres of the different municipalities were present. Ihe Town was crowded. : Mr. Fowler explained the udorhki-{.. ‘The Rev. Dr. Chisholm ) in its favour. At the close a was passed . favours nbhblhofi-ojna.-d recommiending a bonus of $100,600 from the ‘tewn and $125,000 from the seren townships in the county. | | } Woopsroor, OQot. 9. Although in the third day of the Court bntfowum!unhnn&;o-dol. Of the sixteen true bills founi, three only Innpod “tbomhry. . A case. of ® chrma:} a.l' nfid&“ q has been of with a n-fl:lm’ guilty. Daniel Lucas was found on one indictment of passing base c0in, and stands under another charge of a simi« lar chiracter, _A case of rather peculiar | _ m 3 pectable, Strathroy. , 3 w“'th' ing of the Cnlodonli:m iety w ‘ & i " Brown ’um;’f’m"‘“‘.’...‘&“‘mu“ s wad the of ‘a number of new 471 â€" members E the: roll and $188 of a balance : the | s hands, The election of officers was then procseded with, w resulted as‘ follows ;â€"Patron, mmSels 1st Chishoim; 2nd . Chief« tain, Arch MoCallum; $rd Chieftain, Chas Sutherland «hOhiohdt. James Gordon; houum,!s F*MoClure‘; Secretary, Wm Bro«n ; t Secretary, W Jamer; Genpral J Adm&‘Wn Me.~ Mathieson Jb.::n. ngus mndJ erion, 4 C Stuart, & Gray JGAmd. Marshal, John Cousins ; MM Messrs, Suthâ€" erland, and Peace ; Mesers. D H and l i § Ees re, ‘McCoill, Burnéet wwfiaififlmm Mo. Donald and Mcintosh. ‘A concert under the auspices of the Society is to be held on Hallowe‘en, | A lady named Mrs. 8, Laweoraft yester: ty.:o:.::humnh-p-m entangled in a quanâ€" ty 37 nook tnthe whith mt iying on. ths ‘ Mr. K m@ L mpoomu'"'m . Kore, ns 0 Mifutoloxllbmm.in the Palace s prize Terring, ‘wut. eqtmach â€" Leaue. â€" Fiees | en sould not be seen. ___ As the anmual riile match of the 13th Battalign commenced at the rans« zdoflhov Rfla Clab at 8 o‘cilock e m en i d es v prizes for qu‘d‘au soores at the three ranges. The Company cups will be comâ€" fovet Rir on Mdndugs, . . _ . . _ . .. CiieRtIngâ€" Iiscptorinl â€" Ieifle Match Meetingâ€" â€"Rifle Matoh Mosting of Caledonian Society. 1 184 uy oo eang is wadeg, ( n voned M teao tparck 1‘.."!‘...':?. 119} to 119 ' Flogging too Gsod for Him. Huron and Quebec Railway. â€" Puzrru, Oot. 9 The Louisiana Troubles Steamship Arrival, 8 UTH AMEBEICA UNITED STATES The Nile Falling. ENGLA ND WOODSTOCK. Oxford Assizes NAPANEE. kbA MILTON. PERTH o. . Carputatr Awrosener 8. 8, Arrival. is A lhip.zl:-fifgz’&m .. w 'rho‘ltgzo;otmnma- AskIN@TOX®, .â€"A despatch to the wmum: Agent who has returned from Montgomery, Als., denies that the prisoners charged the motwh&’wm ill«treated. _ Ne u7 betnanteer ooes d w ltiatets oi _'7(' ‘The Marshalls 7' 1 | Rowm,: Oct. m Hovereign{ Pontiff, from his ‘ and all delegates Cathotic Unidus for Tolal: Apstinenoe. _ Signed, | â€" ton, Rudder, and Mosars. Raggles and Fish, was ted to ‘act in conjunction wi-tfi'tho 3’-":‘.;.. from the tiouse of Bishops. (A number of other Committocs were announced : when theâ€" Convention adjourned . Total Abstinence Convention, Cmeiacge, Uct. 9,â€"The Executivre Counâ€" cil of the Catholic, National Total Abstiâ€" muwflxwpm‘hb the legislation of f gite n-l:: which co i its session estarday . received‘ a| I After recess the guests from England and Canad« were receired by the Delegates to the Convention, who rose ©to their teet o-umrcnl:nnro& Mmh.t::imod separately by President each individual delivered a brief address. A o Hbope sating; that thep han resured of . recei reptesentatives from Eng and Canada and that they. had appointed a committee tomide:nxl:ibrnb»hrm- ing between the dhurches of whndlnd Canadas and of America, This body concurâ€" red in the action Qfllulflnhqlflsco-- mittee consisiting of Rev. Drs. Mead, Vinâ€" : The Convention toâ€"day debated for a k-&dmmhpinbmn-ion or mthol:hi.;duofnlid:ztw missionary wor took ‘récess betore arriving at any conclusion. \f time for mmmb.nndm-m. noon. . The will be public. Protestant Episcopal Convention,. _ New Yorr, Oct. 9.â€"The general convenâ€" trom of the Protestant Episcopal Church mdnwhmdonihm ‘The religious services : were . The galleries, which were reserved for the general public, were filled with ladies, .A special committee on the reception of the guests reported ‘in favor of recéiving the guests from 1 and Canada at 2 o‘eleck this afternoon. ky Rey. Mr. Briggs to conduct the case for \ _ The Glendenring Case. ..;; . The Executive gâ€"-lfludfln Presâ€" bytery of Jersey City at the session this hm&:::‘ ~ to tried on charge of seduction, breach ot &o., in . the case of Mary &; Pomroy, The Mod: erator appoints Rev. C. K. Imbrid and in esmaien srames their homes toâ€"day. ::llnd:r h.!t‘b':hmih P ~â€" Mags Meeting: | A mass meeting of colored citisens was held in New Orleans last night and adopâ€" by Gov. Kellogg. . A Tribunc‘s New Orleans special says soldiers were well : everywhere pxcept at Bayon Sara, where (hoh_lg: were opposed to their presente. | . The dist? hnd Seen murdared, whereupon ihe ry negroes of the town held a mass mesting and avowed their intention of lynching the Aud guandedâ€" the fith and up" to midnignt to mi t n 1 Paprany mo rioy han tahen pinoye * Cuba on the 19th of November. \ Von Arnim‘s Arrest. Braur®, Oct. 9.â€"The National Gaseile A mik pohbice cbut in atmply "% wi t 4 & iminal procedure with which neither the cerned .. It also says that copies are in x:â€"snooohn documents that are roâ€" t Â¥ %i Rackets. Naw Yorr, Oct 9 â€"The first of a series at rackets for the champienship $1,000 a side, between James Moore James Keatin alwrw hilip Casey and" man. Dan OU‘Reiliy, rOG y O ¢ C CARME ts( .0. x&‘»‘? «uho m 'â€"\,â€"-'-w" 6 : ‘:""““' hests ’}' es F Angrowum:odlor‘:‘nh.nd‘ih rying to esca rom officers killed. ‘rboo&n ve m‘? u!'mhdpdhfi s y3 5.} Nararve. [A Tribunc‘s Now W says that negro riots were ed at Hazelâ€" thurst, Miss., on Wednesday. Misam, ‘Oot. 9.â€"The ml that n::‘ l:.“mnih‘ purpose of a oations, has ing efftective mm of contraband Spanish frontier. The Repu! urder General Lnzamo bas croias "the‘ Wore and ks Loguriiia. This suscess ::._dou'loz Celient impression here. Carlos _ the bulk of his followers is at Larioja Di "*EEJJ@-J-' ay by all the delegates to 1 C . 9 France. This alternoon a banguet as given to the delegates. " Rio Jarxtzo, Oot. 9.â€"=The loan issued a fow days bythomlhluom- thant is invorallly received. The Revolution. The revolution in the Argentine Re« public increases in importance, . An issue of plEor money is able, in case the negotiations for : a tion between the Givernment authorities and the Re« volutipnists failed. _ Montivido is filled with rotugees from B Ayrea® duoction of 20 per cent in t have $ree Woked oun to the muinber of Ub00. ) of the Arehbishop of Cologne. The Archbishop of Cologne has been reâ€" after an imprisonment of six months nhn'&-. The remainder of the rm for which he ~wasâ€"sentenced, willbe as cancelled. n The miners of the West Riding of York: n:.’umuub-&.:s‘n-u- Republican Victory BOUTH AMERICA. Freuch Net UFITED STATES. The Recent Loan. SWITZERLAND. Another Lookâ€"out. Troops for Cubs. GERMANY, SPA. lberia newspaper jovernment, 'ljltlh political compli« | its intention of , to prevent the rality. sud intouniy ina auy Ob cropparsent it quires No Pmu;;x;a the wn-nnw' &-. o Hod rhancy the anes foroalte eechils on L ioi t esn‘ mknd‘m llg%mu llul;: oD. kmn'.xt'n not 1 u:‘u years, and is now the maost r iok in exi PAYSON‘S$ INDELIBLE . INK,| Used with a Common Pen without & I|\Rl BIIPLBQB%H{AM; AND Marking Apparitus in the Worla « * . For Marking OoTro®e BILK, WOOLLEN, and LINEN, i _ This medicine is for sale at. All (iniacminn 1 i arades NORTHRUP & LYMAN, fered the last five or six weeks the most terrible acute across my loins Mfi“mm m.ef&?umnm&m 7 idcol & stiok, Diamond following mzlmflonleufldm Relief came Mgomplln after pl E‘L.n in rapaaieene ful nipathize fellow m.-.x 4 2 ‘ * i Prnbidnts, .. _ Sanitary: o h in s1 cases, sometimes or two doses -gmmfzym:n.n:&mh:n At lt M“:’ diitions eaprnpe anved aerane, io c are throw it away, as it is e-‘:./m,‘ eetene o nonotie on Airoly it is hy the purohaite 9f wiegis : :d o General Agents the ug.srice gilfer boitle. harge Hoctios $i. OF mlo metne:’u in l: mighnest stiate of purity and deve ent, and is so U‘&dne Pror compounded for thik rarrible commpmink GientrianEN,â€"Ha been one of the many inariyre n rhqumintionctnet? modkon my overy It is the result of a lifetime of sclentific stydy: tss sn oane on mm pteret io w ts an and Mn%m ob@dience to the desire of num in the profession, bottle is warrauted 10 ouftain the Fall strength @ warran of the medicine in its highest state of purity and DeyINS & Borrox rounds, 1 was induced _to try the celebrated 1 Mos e inanced, o iooine lobaated . The experiment of twenty.years in the Lonâ€" io iiratiaoint or poa,ocger tprdols Medical Faculty otf that the only Mflzmmmfihh ‘class of disâ€" eases. 18 ul DIAMOND RHEUMATIC ‘The above only true theory points out the corâ€" reot %of this and other distressi maladies. vethese wuolulha have lodged in the affiicted so that in the a mmhwrhd&exumdbu y having thus removed the cause Ts m‘ T respure 4 therein. mou?&m“ and psr{:r.ml clml?'- mbkxmp&o affected ohannoh"vnfll °°°““fion may h‘u&uwrmchfilm :af";nrmmm. h RTERIAL, blood[contains the elemenis Of ‘A. Vu:mnnd!(dufion, which u‘g ':go i‘m mnxmmu uj fi'.: minute branches of the venous v&-v and eS t onl :’ewu-fi thik stromm of biood through the not always pure or free inflammatory particles, which may .n: <ff E insensible perspiration through the skin or wi uuv.uu Mrmmul;lt:o skin or with ‘= ternal xnu-.o nuf"booomo nactive, when tans ""“P"u:“‘ .::‘m«' running TLamseivge wh%fl% or small, and llhpln’ by ve tons calied Ihoumatiom "“"“‘W drengh out or disliodge if possivle these corrosive TEXE*& = ‘ f (’),’, } o ame j/‘ (»l \ : D ” ICL._ :’i! | Y _{; Q“ e ‘;E:';“'s} Py« npll : ¢ ' e« . ‘4 &‘ ‘meee, A | INCHES !â€" M 4 1 omeyas MFL.-I-; axce A.A_,. A- To all whoare suffering from the errors and :‘mhcoflu:‘ of youth, m‘rvot;n 'Y'?Qhulq carly ecay, loss man 6. that wili cure you, TREEOF Uneras.. Ts m&umemu discovered by a missloner: h Ame Hend a solfâ€" e to the Rey, JostrPx T. INMAN, D, Hxflu"lthork vity . j Oot. 7, 1874 ~ . $0ly déw will not be published vniil the issue of Capt. Tyler‘s repors, which flu& will aoâ€" company.. The report covers the m from HTtonbor, 30th, 1871 ~ to 31st, 187 4 A mancial position of the wwfi en ‘be arrived at. The accountants % themselves highly satisfied with the â€" ties © afforded them fwtbo;tmol their investigation h: New York: ‘;l‘bo“r: are. many . im are many important «ppendicns to the A BLESSING TO THE POLICE Loxpox, Oct. 9.â€"The made by the Ltdoa Accountants o:m'utmflg into the afiairs of the Erie Railway Comâ€" , which was read toâ€"day in the 8 mngmmtln the three y ending September, 1873, the profits of ruad were $1,877,174, fustond of $5,532,. 673, as stated in the Company‘s accounts, This amount is subject to a further redug» tion in respect to various items charged to capital or not yet.admitted. . The Ko&:\ lhown.lm,onunml'hnfi;l the Atlan, tic and Great Western Railways up to Heptember 30th, 1873,+ and‘ states that $3,240,167 ~ were isuivi by : the Erie Company . as . dividends â€" in . . yeae 1871, 1872, and 1873, The Accountants consider that under the ciroumstances the dividends preference stock were . fairly earned. The report says that of $456,440 shown by the corrected t and loss asccount :s existing on mber 30, 1811, $270,000 mfi have been available, subject to the adiustment of outside mat» ters, for a dividend on common stock, after payment of four dividends on }m- ferred stock for the two years ending June ?,‘ 1873. â€" The acceunts mieipflw f 1t ;.lll“ * M;of tholg.{mhfl. will fall very far : f amount. â€" The report shows liabilities to be $115,449,211, and assets $118,265,979. An examination and <~determination ef many questions of law Aud fact, affecting the nature of the multifarious liabilities. and assets must be accomplished before Irps sarid Rhoumatism, Scalds, Lameness, Neuralgia, _ Burns, Soreness, Bore Throat, ‘Boils, Wounds, Hoarsoness, * Ulcers, Bruises, Meadache,, i . Piles, ~Sprains, Toothache, _ Colic, Old Sbres, *«‘ All‘Homorrhages, THE ERIE RATLW A Y. Result of the London Investigation gdusECcI(] Uneq with a Aomdh lt toh without s THBE ACOOUNTANTS REPORT, d is now the i is unrivae ol o e o d Aaiohts THE OTTAWA TIMES, OCIOBER 10 1874 MoNTREAL, i8th June, 1804 A CARD Piget popular dukt in weis 1 ‘unk of CURE! lC O A L â€" O L ] Aa 6y apigee ukh brg L Nevioelninge 5 / y mm : Omvnm wa that they have made arrangements Those . of having their Buflalo an it aoenr we a id o Th io t apal, w&: nâ€":. and one in which sotler SA!isfaction can be giv. . . . _ . _ _ 5: rebairing or tadice ans Gava Shapace townt 49 1 KOQ. A. 8. & d 4 i ie es ie and boy» roluently aoms well as mep, ParBct Sept, 24, 15 Aund an experienced opener constantiyâ€" on haud â€"At Noonaun‘s Restauranut,. FRESH } MABA & MALINGY8 New Niap of the City of Otm. I have prinied‘a full Guide for ting Boes i1 the woods, and have mmu my â€"BHet Scent at the Provpcial k thoasy j a m«usmm&ntmmfi £ nt on American p &?fi m% M \The members are reque:ted to $ Society‘s Reo% corner of O'Qo-um :: e en Aa Rabi ioh $ af hi( hi $ fmMHIS 1s BEEâ€"HUNTING TIME! Ottawa, Bept, 8, 1874 L # ONEYâ€"WAGKS abership, â€" Apply to the Comtnaitiee or tho nc.bufilp.. pply to mfifiufl use paiepdepe roaion lt on mt oo Leoeoet °ot ppne NO 1t Bideanâ€"Bt, next BDAILY FROMX DGOR 1 e are now recelving our Fall and Winter supâ€" which will be §%.,. panane e diaerpede 6 e of Ladies‘ Goods jJust reseived. _ Aiso n good assortm sny!“g-.":mmd: on hand. . Lumbermen, Merchants and Farmers. wi tini n roop n apepade Sn n agee ue mantiacturers.â€" . reasodant “'&r""““i'u‘!::‘m"“&'&;‘: 6 MS. (J ag::m:,n.m.éammw:&m gqmwm.msmua 4 No. 12 Rideau«5t., Ottawa, Ininporters and Dealers in McA W Blightly damaged by the late fire on We Sinc on mcE PorLE tslo sn dimoore MPORTANT NOTICE | For further information to under “..,..:f".,, or to Alexander uflm | 'l': Waiker, Cassols & Pen if EDWARD ueun.ntfint, * . Am-owflnm.ot Insolvoi t. Dated at said City of Ottawa, â€"| _ â€" _ ___ . Werms and conditions of sale will be made #mu.gmu-n. q’ I Oct L 1874 In the madfer of Tromas Aug Oot. 1, 1874 Heot, 10, 1874 Tho gentieman who edited the 0: taws Trurs Jor the six weeks preosding the overtbrow of the Monnu‘?;blm i8 prapi.d to w; position as tor of & ve journal wo‘m‘w- He P M. . near O or Montreal. Kditor, Box C, Post Office Ottawa, > , Oct. 5, 1874, _ | 88802 â€"â€" '\Em DBEPARTMENT, 10,000 Now and Becondâ€"haud Books, ancient in classes of in i ethinrariy ol OQct. 0, 1874 Commence on the 24th ‘Instant BOOTS AND SHOES in ton on ipuel reame rom Loridon, . Books bought 19 DALi hi PRATT BROS. Fob. 8. 175. Turonto "Mail" and Montreal "Gazetth" please UFFALU RUBES DYED. TTA WA CHORAL UNION Books, â€" Books ! \BRE} FIRE! With the best N EHl Rubbers and Moceasins, To Newspaper Proprietors. ANTED.â€"We will gyie me® ana women $ Business That Will Pay â€" WHOLESALE AND â€"RETAIL dust Published, Showivg all the different Wands.] â€" _ _ "J. G. Day } OOKS 1 & G. NEELLN, AT â€"P. NAUGHTEN‘8 i amace! â€".â€"GENTLEM E N HAVE YOU SEEN THE "A RCTIC" 73 SRPAREKESâ€"3S3T week guarantood. es acfy s 1x §h) malled froe. ] R J.STANTON, Hobhoken, N J. | Bixth day of August, A,D., To supply the whole,city xâ€" OYSTERS Have had $10,000 worth of One:of the finest inventions of t1s age. No cough or cold allowed where the * W achi C. 8. SHAW & C Woal Oll Pepet, Sus Ryan‘s Cottage, Sparks3t W. A. BLACKMORT J.,. W, MINTHORN, _|â€" «[ t Oat Box "U," Ornara) 0 J. LATE AM & Uo. REUEIYED J. & G, NEELLN AgAR, an Insoly Sparks st. Wes Yoiom Hromthicht and Phrom Adearilus Pricé 00,, _ | Ves mossick and Thoon Anoanhd "~"‘|‘wfi"afi~â€"fi“‘:‘”‘. OLâ€" AWA TKB + y“ «ly of Agorie belias mad oitrre ing & solld, completo gen-u? llm.lef{ r:nm(ign'zni‘o pomnetonos "1i e attention is paid t S in brooorime without affectatior This establishment recon e â€" River, where the the buehe of omm ain ol $100 AYLMERâ€" CONV El Circulars containing a full list of be sent w.:.ul-cn\“d%m“ ' must be addressed to _â€" * 7 hflm _of Gifts, 10,000, Tickels tim! ie Aginig mnnied to moll Prereis, o w »elogs Shgee B0 o drcrets $5 :. Oireniars eontainine a Jl"nn AEF mutdien t a â€" O##ICE: Excolsi xc te, Five Prizes 1000 Gold ar One Prise $1,000 ® Two Prizes To be drawn MONDAY, Noven To be distributed ir Gift. Enterprise, TIOKOUR, s ve s #4 seÂ¥vh ib s h s seÂ¥ 4 en a s + ++ $6 'u.‘.-.................................‘.... 3 H Whole Fiokeis Prreencloncs olcis..... â€" B reemeicou and iienge ol PA er e ’ -“-...;_;;_;AE_“.‘ W ADA@BT One Grand Oren Gift.,....,...... :‘"“gn.ow"“‘&““’"m imanivin no'unndonh i .........:. *3 Oaen aine 109 .....fi % Gamh Gine, ‘ohs canâ€": 5 dX h Bounoie | 9B oo : 00 Cash Gifts, .= § ++ n _ 600 Cash Gin 100 each., . . Grand Total 20,000 Gifts, all cash The Concert is -flqfl{“lutluonu urposes, E'flfl':flmw the same lm:?; One Grand Oash Gift Of..... ... .. ..«,«»..$ 20,000 Oug:gmd%hggg....................'21,1!)0 on.m"“"""wuma;::::::::::::::::::: Qfl 8:0!‘!!! (&l&l‘(é................... "g OneGrand Gamaifpar isnn obiy: . Mt 15 Caso Gifs of CROR.++»»~+»+»» »«» | 15,000 '-’ uw: ORO:1 ce« +2r ve+‘ec ++ 1 mmus se enonriath it | * +/ ie en epin C %fiflmfi.. 0 0000 Oash GiNé, agetagating.»..,. â€"., .. .. â€"$250,000 I ‘; Half tie f m mfimmafl‘" # yor Tkets and Oiroumne» giving Jull Tolorme: 4 v " uNBX Â¥. o0R Seeretary, Normix, Â¥s, PUBLIC LIBRARY OF XENTUCKY of th ET (Woopen od areeot o Uig y en Legish 50,000 TICKETSâ€"8000 CASH FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT D OASH one qnAnD A1AA ETTE Grand Gift â€"Concert Masonie;. Aglief :: Ausaclation THURSDAY, 19th â€"NOVEMBER. attend to the BEPARATE PEPARTMEXNXTS and trusts by giving ‘hik ‘best attention to the management, to merlt a continious support and attached, (He will also have an efficient staff to $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0,! Respectfully informs umtu-q_,mm generally that ho will shortly open his New: Establishment : No, T2 . ho Sparks Strpot j vhfinwwmnwmm-mmmm‘ ciple comprising Ladies‘ Hair Dressing Rooms flmnymemqnw HOT AND COLD BATHS â€" RAND oNE G care Phiss or T O 241â€"4weawkâ€"wan Build NOVEMBER 30, 1874 NO INDIYVIDUAL BENLFIZS, NOTHER CHANCE1 .. Drawing Certain at that Date 0 FURTRHRER POSTPONEMENT *or ts sEconp Amn LABST T C CV 1 ; 09 NG LADIES A stead, &o In Valuable Gi* .. 6. MOORE TO BE GBVEN AWAY. i Silver $100 s{ PRICE OF TIOKETS JP OF RbB sSPEUQK GUM LIST ~OF GIFTsS POSTPONED To IX ALD OF THB veriooking rpa n pH my C rhich In aid of the JC A lar M IT. K. MOORE, 72 Sparks Street., T84 Legisiature Sopt, 25, 1874 95( H 000 100.X 20, 000 00 K iinlu. 350 2500 227000 34 fi 500 100 100 O0( m M OFFIOBâ€"Bell‘s Block, Kiginâ€"st. I-.L'.'qq‘g: NMoL. OtEWwAazt (PLUMBING.GAS& SFEAM MYRTLE â€" NAVI susive that ’Wl&lh-a.l.vlutfiqdu“n. Game and look ai them. | 104. J. K, PATTUERMC» %. 5 rmoyi offl,-' the benctlt &: B@"~Everything in he kine o H THE MOST SUCOEBSSFT sns en on oo o epine aeze anee Dosire te oall attontion Ja the GOLL® w "ool amfies Pare 0 Show Day on H BLACK AND COLORED SsiLlKs, FRENCH MERINOS Fancy& Staple Dry Goods, Millinery, M GoLpEx ~Licnt SHOOLBRED & CO 1TL,ONLIDCON Dresses and** Mantles English Water, Potass W nde, G m mmmuuâ€"-..“.... \H US (Pfllmâ€":"‘d- y . bost kor®, No: 234 WELLINGTON STREET BRANDIES, PORT AND SHERRY Purveyor to His Excellency the Governer General, Ea The sale will comu: For a Good Smoke 2Â¥YÂ¥ou cannot migstak RSTABLISHED 1864. T EW r s40¢k being even More comple Inducements M O ORE B R o S ; «NK 0 LE 6 iA LE A N D _ &R E ‘T‘oegsg,â€"suors, enzens ant JAPANBâ€"Â¥mest araées. Particuiar atic MACLA REN "ARCTIC" ~â€"UNDERSHIRT ¢ _ wea@ ar) at ; Aug. 28, 18 Coffe@sâ€"ramn nomsren, around delly oxme prenises, ntidud FANCOY GROCERIES IN GREAT YARIETY: Aug THE PFE DIREOT â€" 1 MPORTATIONS : Â¥rom the Producers, in France, England, Holland and Spain,: | â€" * ennintremitsoaanennnne orer May &, 1874 EX TR E ME L YÂ¥ Oct. ,8 1874 THOS. PATTERSON®E 18 018 THI~ Cle& ts oc Mr J. nd * Mantles ; Made _ Within w& A Call on Inspection Respectfully . e ntion given to setiing viTâ€"AND SHERRY WINE, GIN, m mn’m- Famly use and"Medicinal porposes, "*» 6 GORY hR RP 4 OPT, vors ©0m AND CASHMERE GRANI With prowk »Abggnmnt y /n H HANEY & 1 | ;0) R H A OTTAW A,*1874.! 1 3+%] $2