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TEN CENTS PER kl:u‘. mrn'll menslt tor each insertion. and- Notices | 1 CENTS PER LiNE, and Pu'-‘:-w- ¢ n« Meetings, Financial Statemenis Railway Companies, Insurance Co: every | law M Erice gn'fim&w .Mm in «hy J of Canada, DOLLARS per anvwom The rate for Transiont Advertisemen‘* CENTS PER LLNK Special Contracts OENTS for e tisements re the first page for one year, when IK wenty words, ance a $3; tw T%; shd every day, is . cach word Pl-lho‘â€"pfivm THE WEEKLY TIMES and deatbs with ains news of U world , valuable chief edimwrial a price $1.0) per ai Latest Tologra Reports, and a cluss weekly 1 Mr. John O‘Commor, the Tory candidate of thisconstituency may well pray to be saved from his zealous friends. The Citizen of last evening calls upon all Lib eralâ€"Conservativesâ€"whoever they may be â€"not to swerve from their party allegiâ€" ance upou this occasion, and to be aware of any candidate who, while professing independence, contests the constituency «s the nominee of the Reform Association. * Let the contest," says the organ, " be a «* square and honest one. fought upon, * political principles." Mr. J. M. Currier, M.P., the gentlieman who nominated Mr, U‘Comnor, and who spoke for him in his «bsence, told the electors that he was . averse to politics in the Local Legislature, and that he thought the business there should be conducted upon similar princiâ€" ples to those prevailing in County Counâ€" cils. Mr. Currier added that he believed these were the sentiments of the yentleman he nominated ; and acâ€" cordingly, so far as we have beer euabled to understand‘ the production which is dignified with the name of an wddress to the electors, Mr. O‘Connor ex. presses himself in terms very much the same. Now, between the Cifizen, Mr: #ilbseription Rates for the Daily Times. ure in that groove, for the very satisfacâ€" tory reason that Mr. Rykert, Mr. Lauder, Mr.~ Boultbee, and that â€"disreputable erowd, were the only sympathizers he and his colleagues had in the whole Province were the subject of public condemnation. Wh.'t-nthb:}n-fimnupax which Mr. O‘Connor takes issue with the present Government of Ontario, and what the poâ€" liey he will advocate if he gets there? We read his learned disquisition upon social order, class legislation, and so on, for the purpose of finding this out, butâ€"we failed presses limself in terms very much the same. Now, between the Citizen, Mr. Currier, agd Mr. ‘Connor, there is appa rently a very important difference :of opinion. _ We presume, however, that the difference is only one of appearance. The organ would like to whip an unwillâ€" ing party into.line with the political lash, while Messrs. Currier and O‘Connor belie by professing independence, if thereby they might mayhap win over an unsus. pecting Liberal here and there to their camp. â€" Mr. O‘Connor must be either one of the two things represented ; he must, as he claims to be himself, be independâ€" ent, or he must be a Tory, as the Citizen represents him. If the issue is fairly â€"understood _ to _ be: political, we «re not _ afraid ; © with _ a _ fair tield and no favour, we areâ€"prepared gladâ€" «ly to take up the glove ; but we desire that the electors should see through this doubleâ€"game: _ Mr. O‘Connor cannot be a Tory and an Independent both, and we believe, his own address and Mr. Currier‘s election speech to the contrary notwith standing, that he is a dyedâ€"inâ€"theâ€"wool" Tory in Provincial as ho is wellâ€"known to bein Dominion politics. â€"This mask of independence, then, has at last"fallen off, Mr. ‘Connor, if elected, will go to Toronto bound hand and foot to ‘the Lauderâ€"Ryâ€" kert party. <If Mr. Cameron is not in the House, and Mr. Rykert is, Mr. Rykert will be Mr. O‘Connor‘s leader, and Mr. O‘Conâ€" nor would be bound to follow him, or sub mit to be stigmatised as a renegade. And Mr. O‘Connor wouldâ€"follow him just as certainly as the planets . are: followed by their satellites _ He could not help himself, for he would be : sent there to do it ; if he could help himselfâ€"and we say this with all the respect to the hon. gentleman which his political record commandsâ€"he would not. His sympathies to find it We are thus forced to the eonclusion that â€"Mr. O‘Connor desires to go to Toronto for no other purpese than to thwart a Government which, not only for its general, but especially for its Crown Lands policy, has been most liberal to the Ottawa district,â€"a Government whose administration of public affairs has been marked by fewer blunders and by more general popularity and success than any that has .ever guided the destinies of the Province. The cry of partyâ€"the loud eall upon Liberalâ€"Conservatives to support the, Opposition candidateâ€"is merely so much sound. We ask the supporters and Election Noticesâ€"D. J. O‘Donoghue. Provincial Electionsâ€"D. M. Grant. | Agricultural Societyâ€"A. S. Woodburn The Times. Board Wanted. Business for Sale Businose W anted. Mouses for Saile. Mouses to Rent. Hoases Wanted. Caiile Strayed or Stolen. Farms Wanted. Farms for Sale or to Reont. Live Stock for Sale or to Rent Money Wanted or to Loan. Situations Wanted. Situations Vacant, &c.. &¢â€" For Sale o# Wanted Lost or Found. Ortawa., 1st De W hen paid weekly, Twel W hen paid yearly, Six 1x PROFESSIONS OF. INDEP EN DENCE OTTAWA, FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1875 RIRTHS, MARRLAGES, DEATHS HMew Aducrtisszments. THEE CIMES and matters of like desertption, inserte spral ery Frida ed article y Friday morning, and con week from all parts nlhl: i maiter ; and ces or THE DALLY TIMES um in advance. I rustworthy Market Reports © Despatehes, Parliamentar; ther matter incident 10 a frs or Steolen poscigon. are made for a Matter, PH‘TKRN ritwci n advance serle Price lefln 1 $1 send hin to Toronto, why unz _ Since the last M““‘hfl for Un: a to oppdse the Government,} tario, the law on the above subject has 1 the â€" angwer is â€"â€" Liberal â€" Comâ€" 1h~nmndodmdnsdemon.tflm l m We deem it therefore advisable to p «»rvatives, ~vote for “l. (@‘Connor ; Ighort suminaryof the principal‘ N"‘Lu. What | does | this . termi LiberalConâ€" | of the Act, which will Soubflm&oo[ inâ€" Servative mean ? | In what respect are the | ferest, and may be of use to. overâ€"zealous members of the. party: expected to be | s ue £ "t ~fi% liberal, and what are they called upon to |pikEctioxs Fok TiE GUIDaXNCE or vofltu 1% conserve? They have been liberal with vorINo BY BAiLOT. Te x) | ; | . The voter is to vote for one cand! n the sowilky $ m is days ‘::db:“ | ..‘The voter will go into ~one of tl?o‘t“eom gone past, when| Mr. O‘Counor; M L‘pnrfinenh, and with the pencil ©provided colleagues entered into a conspitacy t0 ‘m the compartment place a crossâ€" on the sion before he can @xpect absolution at | the bands of the pn&: conâ€"â€" fession he has not yet made. . / nd even if‘ he had repented and bean| ‘Torgiven, who are the nmen whdm he proposes to go to Toronto to . mppflp’? Are they men of high | character | great ability, who are simply in oppdsition be.: cause} the} fluotnating ‘tide public opinion has |temporarily | turnefl agains them, but whio; if that |tide id soon turn in their fayour, would be of conducting the Government of the country with dignity and efficiency,. as well as likeâ€" ly to adminis them : faithfally and honestly? _ Letthgir political record and their personal ters be the answer. We prefer not to express an , o‘sinion on, theie. We nged searcely say |that there are people not a hundred miles Lom Ottawa who â€" know| something | of the professional | homesty | of )&rT Lauder, neither need: we | say zb#s pout â€" of the probable thi and thousands of dollars corruptly poak:;erl by MÂ¥, Rykert for the illegitimate exercise, of his influâ€" ence s'i representative fiJ people, the inl Committee of session was successful in showing ‘the |source | from which he derived a thy dor two. Yot these are the mext who Id be Mrâ€" O‘Connor‘s leaders and| assfcistes, if he werit to Toronto as representative of the City of Ottawa i‘ by his comnection with them he would| become‘a party to their chicanery and dishonesty, and .everâ€" lasting | ‘disgrace _ would _ be _ cast unon. the . constitiemcy... . Whatever groces, will find it to their advantage to purchase from them. ’lhnhuov_u tity of best winter apples nlt;,tb Remémber Baskerville & Bros., 36 Riâ€" deau street. All desiring Christmas and New Year‘s substantials, with an sssortâ€" ment of choice wines, liquors, fruitsand Eleven first ; coat makers at MaclLaren & m,l' ig Estab lishment. . Nong but | good need apply. â€" f>" @8 ~3530â€"tf. creeds and nationalities that, a year ago, lid such good service to the Liberal ¢ause :em:rnlly,lndihfllnflty especially ; _For elegant setts of jewellery and splen gall and aia old Sn tl at Redord n ciofor‘s, At an earli¢r|poriod in> the history of the present eleption contest we . regarded the then p ' rj:.poum to Mr ()‘Donoghue as undese by that gontle. man and imprudent with regard to party interests. We are bound to confess that we share in that fa?ing‘sfill, but we are not thereby placed tindér: any obligation to aid in the promotion of the interest of either individual candidhte.‘ There being two candidates in : the *ld n‘ywodly in the Ministerial cause we are free to take that course which may seem to us the best in the public interest. | The friends of Mr. ()‘Donoghue ¢laim for their candidate that he is fully the equal of Mr. Featherston in respect of those qualities that go to : make the ropre.ent’.tivd‘ man M | the legislator. ; but â€" this â€" pretension | of theirs will: hardly .succeed. . There is a marked and substantial difference, amounting in gome respects‘ to: absolute contrast, betwéen the two gentlemen, in whose favour is so ifest that we need Neverthaless, :!Kr. (O‘Donoghue . ‘made a very respectable appearance and effort at the Gowan‘s Hall meeting last night. His speech was admirable in many O:m ‘Although there were several ive orators on the platâ€" form, noiodi:m sucogeded ‘in proâ€" ving the reverse of Mr. O‘Donoghue‘s story of his late with the Conservative party and his obligations to it. And it was apparent that e carried the meeting with him, although fierhaps neither eloquence nor the best of| the argument was necesâ€" sary to secure object= 8 | :) i1 .: .j As a representative Reformer, Mr. Featherston is fithout a rivalamongst the available matgrial in the city, andwe shall hail ~with .pleasure his! olt&iu, which we| trugt may be accomplished, notwiths g the prevailing dissensions in the Reform M‘& h"h‘ the unfortunate effect of a perâ€" manent rupturé of those relations between youtes of Mr. O‘Connor why they wi send him to Toronto, why the _ to _ oppdse the _ Governmen THE CONTESTANITs ON THE RIPOR' $IDPK.Y!~! y qalcs The voter is io vote for one candidate. The voter will go into ~ne of the com partments, and with the peneil plfildod in the oomg:lnment place a cross on the righthand side of the ballot opâ€" posite the name« of the candidate fer :imm }uvom;thulx, Wls 1. 60. The voter will then fold the ballot paper across, so as to show the name or. inft of the lI“);jmty Returning Officer e back ; and hand it to the Deputy Reti@rnâ€" ing Officer and quit the place. y n‘{f the voter inadvertently spoils a IyÂ¥llot p.fivar he can return it to the , who will, ifsatisfied of such imnadvertence, give him another ballot p.fer] | _ If the voter yotes for moue: thim; one chndidate, or plkces any mark on the balâ€" lot j by which he may: be nfter:nrds ident:S' ed, his ballot paper will be void and will not be counted. _ > | ‘Taking a ballotâ€"paper out of the polling place, or de{;niting in the box any other paper than his own, subjects the offender to six months‘ imprisonment. _\ | will, ifsatisfied of such inadvertence, give him another ballot p.rer] | _ If the voter yotes for moue: thim one chndidate, or plkces any mark on the balâ€" lot paser by which he may: be afler:nrdu identified, his ballot paper will be void and will not be counted. _ > | Taking a ballotâ€"paper out of the polling place, or dog:iting in the box any other paper than his own, subjects the offender to six months‘ imprisonment. _ _\ | | In the followu:? form of ballotpaper, ?i"on for illustration, the candi ‘are J . P. Featherston, ‘John ‘O‘Connor, D. J. H’D‘nogme.' An elector desiring to ::' Mr. Featherston will mark :l.:fi)luot ow:â€"â€" ©,. . ; uki (R Under mtioWy elector at : any polli may, in the absence of mipenon authoriset{ in \vg;t- :s.m act, as the agent of an absent canâ€" idate, declare himself to be and may act as the agent of such candidate without producing any authority in writing. OATH TOâ€"BEâ€"PUT TO A VOTER. _ â€" «â€"You swear [or solemanly affirm] that you are the person mmot{ [or. purportâ€" ing to be named by the name of ] on. the list of voters . now (shown unte you, [showing the list to the yoter)] ; that at the time of the last ‘ revision and : correction of the â€" ment roll on which this list is based this township [city or town, as case may be}, you were [and if the fact boso,pfilln;iwuully,m:ly,andingood faith possessed to your own use and beneâ€" fit as owner, [or tenant, or occupant as fiuufimy be ] of the real estate in resâ€" pect of which your name [or the said name of ] }Buelnhrod Ol‘l ,tm list of voters, [ or if the y has with such ion, lm insert ‘these words ; " fifi‘at‘zou are still a resident ‘of this electoral division,"} and as such enâ€" titled to vrote at tl;if-h:locfion; ;nyd that you are a gubject r Majesty birth or :@‘unhn:'::, and you :;:‘ of the h:'ull ago of twentyâ€"one years ; you e not voted before at this election, either at this or any ‘other polling place ; and that you â€" have : not â€" received â€" anything mor _ has anythti:: been proâ€" mised | you‘.h â€" either _ directly or indimtl{, cither tof induce to vote fhg expemen, aumi u".:'.;'e'?;.".:,'m rotier ; or any other service connected therewith ; and fAat you have not, directly or indirectly, paid or l rmnd anything to any on, gither to ndualifltontlortunmfmn voting at this election. © So help you God." f _TikING THRE yOTEs. â€"â€" The following are the provisions for the taking and recording of the votes :â€" |. _ and.. Agents : may _m_“”fgl.-”i YOTES OF DRPUTY RETURNING OPPIORRS axp PQLL OLBRKS, B hapter: 3 . of..the . Statutes â€" of Ondn'oc for â€"1874, section . 25, .m Deputy. Returning Officer and. Clerk, . who. is otherwise qualifed to rorm ty m Topnlepmnamietties thatl serve. in a ; be entitled to vote at such election ; : and nua:hdwfiouldfimm.hv of 1868 as prohibits the said officem. from voting is hereby repealed.. . ._> .. : ;. where they are employed. 10. The Deputy Returning Officer wwmw-:t:m, possible, e of v m:-inwhidfionmofl names of candidates are printed on the ballot papar. ~{| |:o . ¢ dates, as well .as allâ€"other the niumber printed upon the QMPLpQ delivered to-nipm,ud upon, the counterfoil which was attached thereto, and shall not permit the counterfoil to be inspected by any person. _ . 2 H -_hil"lh.rooord,ot::lnu to;l;.t;o- corded,| in pi umns : of the vot-;’}-t‘flw nmoo and the: legal addition of such person. > . . | 9. The Deputy Returning Officer shall olnnooo:gpbanfin hegt;wed- ( d mm ankont e When any person olnimi.na:o be entitled to vote presents himself for the of voting, the mbmmm' ?fim‘ shall proceed as jeâ€" f »l.hHoslnlluoertdn that the nuneg such person is entered, or mz:rt-to‘ ontpnd;npoufiuvotou’lisga : the subâ€" divhiaLfor which such Deputy Returning Officer is appointed to act. : 3. If guch person shall take the outh or Toed wioilie epmiite be anferch ppoo umm io thy id vakere "x"mm&.' word ‘;wo:m\," ,m * affirmed," according to thoil 5.. Where such person as id has been requited to take the oath â€" ation, and refuses to take the the Deputy Returning Officer shall enter or cause to e entered opposite the name of such , in the proper colunin of the voters‘ |lis .thf;‘:iadl «"refused: to be asworn,") or | re/ tonfllrfi" according to the fact ; and the : vote of such person not taken : or received ; : and if To farmige. e ages id ; | 4 ty cwha‘ vote, or the same to be taken and received, incur a penalty of two ‘hundred 6. re the proper entries respecting the p poohli’mmgtomte have been the voters‘ list in the manner preâ€" iori ‘&Q’Dopntyllotumhgm«ugdl sign his name or initials upon: a ballotâ€" paper and upon the .counterfoil attached thereto. f 7. ‘The ballotâ€"paper shall| be â€"detached from the counterfoil and shall be delivered to such person. ~. â€"| _ /. 303 4 mfi. The gonat:rlg:ihhdlmbe nfia&l in book by puty Returning Officer who shall write or otherwise. mark upon such counterfoil the:â€"number pnflmto the name of such person: upon the voters‘ list ; and opposite the name of such perâ€" son in the voters‘ list a mark M\'iedb. laced to denote that: he has received a ot: ,butnotahowh.:l;r‘nticu- r â€"paper whick he has receive«. HI ONTARIO ELECTION LAW I_P. FEATHERSTON MERCHANT, City of Ottawa. 1), J, @DONOGHUE PRINTKR, | City of Ottawa. J0ORN Q‘CoONNOT LAWYER, City of Ubtawa, THE TIMES :: OTTAWA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 875. on the balâ€" nfter:nrds l1 be void By the same Act, section 26 provides didate #hall, nor sKall "any other| person; _ HONOUR To WHOXM lolfl ' thaty the Returning Officer, on the request ; either Erowde or faurnish drink or other | 4 4 < mm 0 tCF :‘ of any elector entitled to vote at one of | entertainment, at the expense of nwh' We have pleasure in space to the the polling stations who shall be appointâ€" candidate or other person, to any meeuxy 'wmoflimum Y, dhcfl ed I?eputy Returning Officer or PolPLlerk, of electors assembled for the purpose of , to the editor of the Atar. . or who shall be named the Agent of any | promoting such election,.previous to or | gentleman to whom the compliment is of the candidates for a polling station | during such eiection, or pay or promise to | paid is one of the most m and other than the one where fig is entitled | pay, or promise or. engage toâ€" pay for any Mflllil M P to vote‘ shall fivo to such elector a certiâ€"| such drink or ‘other entertainment; exâ€" | vice :â€" ! * j ficate that such Deputy Returning Officer, | cept that nothing "herein contained shall | _At‘a meeting of the Municipal Council Poll Clerk or Agent is entitled to vote at extend to any entertainment furnished ‘ of the Township of Ashfield, held in the such election at the polling station where to any such meeting of electors, by or at Yillage.of n,â€"ashort * such â€" elector . shall ie stationed the, ex&eme of any person or persons, it was moved by A.C. Hawkins, during the polling day ; and such athis, her, or their usual place of resiâ€"| by Andrew Dreany, that this Council certificate | shall: also: state the dence, : [ | der a vote offlunL to William property or other qualification in respect . The 7ist section provides: That the hirâ€"| Esq., Engineer in charge %'tbq of which he is entitled to vote ; and on : ing or promising to pay or paying for any !_WOril at Port Albert, for the production of such certificate, such horse, team, carriage, cab or othet vehicle | in hlflngnid work pe that Deputy | Returning Officer, Poll Clerk or | by any candidate, or by. any perâ€" | the Cler be instructed to for a copy Agent shall have the right to vote at the son on his behalf to convey yotâ€" | of this resolution to the. W&, polling station where ie-l'nubephcéd‘ers, orâ€" near, or from the.. poll|care Blake & Kinyfln.dc’ â€"Carâ€" during the poUil?; day, instead of at the | or from the neig‘lbourhood thereof, at any | ried. Mr. Kingsford the polling szaupn(;» the pollinhg luhb-ciievision eleo:)ion, or the paymen; by ::m:lfd:;o, vote of thanks as. follows : =~=>+! where he would otherwise have n enâ€" | or by any person. on his , of the | j frt P titled to vote, and, the Deputy Returning | travelling and other expenses of n.:lyvotor Joh_?mflc"% Esquire, Township Clerk of Officer slml'r attach the certificate to the | in fin‘x:g to or returning fio&my eotion, | * o voters‘ ]ist;ibult, 1]10 such certificate lhllli l%; d.ihgnhh‘:li t.hct:sl:nd e person sof Ottawa, 15th Dec., 1874. entitle any guch elector to vote at such | effending s ergby incur pf‘m.ltyo flce 7 h / polling station unless he ‘has been acâ€" | $100, and amy elector who shall hire any Smfi&}:}:fi"}m ”m tually engaged as such Deputy Returnâ€" | horse, ¢ab, cart, wnq;)n, sleigh, carriage, 'yo!l:od this A :‘t‘;’] ict ing Officer, Poll Clerk or Agent: during | or other conveyance, for any candidate or :;‘odonoughwm“mn& ta ’mx the day of polling, or shall entitle any | for any agent of a candidate, for â€" the purâ€" Oof thinks ofthommC i6 m: En Agent to vote who is disqualified under|| pose of| conveying électors to or from the | Dinza; in charge of H m’i self w section 3 of the Election Law of 1868. |! | polling!place or places, shall ipso facto be | P"®° "® m_“_-,’ l q e c ___0_'_5'} Name of electoral division, ; subdivision, and date of election, + j Number of votes for each candidatoi. P Papers wanting signatures or initials 0/ Deputy Returning -Og;cqr. > R Immedia®ely after the close of the poll the Deputy. Returning Officer is to open the ba&l)): lkl)o.‘ and cowit -lelhe votes, keepâ€" ing the ot papers with their printed faces upwards, and allowing nope\'l:ol:ltlx‘qf;.:)i see the number printed on the back. _ | Any ballot paper which has not on its back the name or initial of the Deplrty Returning (Mfficer, or. on which votes are marked for more candidates than one, or on which anything except the name and initials of the Deputy Retu’mlnsl,‘OE r are written or ma.&od by which v£r can be identified, shall he void and shall not be counted. . s The word " rejected" is to be marked on any ballot papers that are laid lsidel and if any objection is raised, the words " obâ€" jected to" . are also to be written on the pPApRATs. . :( thicinft 48 TpiFh Y _ The Deputy Returning Officer is then to make out a statement as follows :â€" . < /. Papers rejected at voting for more than one candidate. I Papers rejected because so marked that they may be identified. ol _ Papers registered as. unmarked or void for uncertaintys ©‘~ ~) _|~ _ Upon the completion of this statement it is to be nfiled by the Deputy Returning Officer, the Poll Clerk, and. candidates or Agents present. / 5 i + _Not more thian two agents for any candiâ€" date are to be present while the votes ard being counted. [ t&ile ' _ The 46th section of said: Act provides :] and 83, Sparks i If, at any election of a member to serve in. (chup),cfirdren the Legislative Assembly, ;. any wooden shovels, knowingly personates and falsely. nesumes.) stoves, and & the to vote in the name of another tinware, stoves a whmnmmn on the : proper. to mention here. “flnuli i it : thel| New Srris « orduckar the:mame of ; ‘â€"New -udot-l'::‘pm tbohnuod,:l' f gb‘m the | tious personâ€"every such person shall on exhibitior our a penalty ol:;n See { w furni :x;.llnnodgm;.n.... } stroosk 1. (a).Forge or terfeit, or frauduâ€" lently flume, or fraudulently d“:atroy any ballot paper or thh name or initials of the Deputy Roturning |Officer signed ‘thoreâ€" on ; Or P t M By section 27 of the Ballot Act, it is proâ€" vided that no person shall _ < » law of the Parliament of England ; also any violation of the 46th, ombcg,’ ‘2.: mfionlolflnoflwh:mluo“ f; violation ¢ section : of such hu:{mufinmd Act during the : hours: apâ€" pa_x\hq_lqrpolfing. d Fone ts Arimaatd (c) Fraudulently put into any ballotâ€"box any W” other (than the bu.llot:npsg‘er which is authorised â€"by law to : be put in ; Or | t (1.) When it is found, upon the re of ;.?udge upon an :?el:kon petition, m any corrupt practice has been committéd by any candidate at an election, or by his n.gentl whether with or without the actual knowledge and consent of such candidate, the election of such candi if: he has been elected, shall be void. e ts (2.) When it is found, by the report of a Judge upon an clection petition, that any corrupt practice has been oon::m :{orwiththowtmlknowkdgeor son any candidate at an election, in addition to his jelection, if he has been elected, being void, he shall, dufiggthooi‘htm fuily, to. incipable of cPaing mesipe ilty, be incapable of 4 ~eleoted to fiofnwng' i inth;rl:dfldfiNAmbly and of being regis as a voter, and o" voting at any election, and of hoklin(nny office at the nomination o{nthe(}rqwnorof the Lieutenantâ€"Governor in Ontario, or any, municipal office. b e CORRUPT PRACTICES AT BLBOTIONS. By the 1st section of chapter 2 of the Statutes of Ontario for 1873, it is declared that “oorrufit practices‘ or * corrupt practice‘‘ nunbribd-y,mfingqnd undue influence, or any of" such offences, as defined by said or any Act of the Leâ€" sisture, orâ€"recognited by â€"theâ€"commay (d) Fraudulently take out of the polling place aly ballot paper; .or : 1Cs ~i 4 _ (e), Without . dugé â€" authority: destroy, tak , or otherwise interfere with '_upymnbox‘ or packet ‘of ballot papers 2. No person shall attempt to commit any offence upecifiedI in t}xia uohol:t.i MR 8. Any person guilty of any violation‘ of this section |hnll€o liable, {fhe be a Reâ€" turning Officar, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding two years, with or without hard : labour ;‘ and if lukl:'e any other per to im nment for any term notr::n,oeodm' ig umonth, with or without hard labour. 4 Fraudulent conveyance of land:in order to give. the right to vote, is an offence gnnuhblh" ble with. .a fing of â€"two. hundred dollars. + (by Without due authority supply any ballot paper to any person ; or _ * _ then in use for the tion. _Double . voting or ,“roprlm" *‘ is also mhsble withg'a fine : 0/ two hundred EXPENSKS OF RELECTIONs. . By the Statute of Ontario, 1873, section 7, it is provided that no payment (exâ€" cept in m of tbo.pguonfl'expm of(:oan .fo giwmd msd:fmm m or deposit for urposes elecâ€" tionls)g:lllbom.& by or on behalf of any candidate at an election, beâ€" fore or during ‘or after such election, otherwise thmt.hr:filmagento_r agents, whose name and ress: or names and addresses has or : have: been declared in writing to the Returning Officer on or ‘beâ€" fore the day of nomina orhongh an t or agents to be ted in his or m place‘ as herein provided ; and no R rofigey ""h*m"m’ ce advance, or deposit e of the election, otmln than such fior agents, under &‘ of being deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Any convicted of battery comâ€" mitted m the day of .election, w‘i.tgn two miles of any. place whiere polling : is going on, is liable to a penalty of fifty dollars. Wilfully . voting without the mfig ite qudiflootzm -e:?m the offender liable to a penalty of two hundred dollars. j The use of any. party colours, flags, or ensigns. . hole es ot t Carrying arms, staves, swords, or bludâ€" geons, or other offensive weapons within two miles of the polling place on the day of election. R 3 _Section 9 provideés far the appointment of x substitute on the q.:tb or incapacity * And by the Sthiilte df Intario, 187071 An te of ( it is provided that \ = | _ The penalty for the.commission of these offences is one hundred dollars. i Section 8 provides blication by â€"the e woiyray s . by «tht Shmfiqft$mn£nof'mch UNTING THE BALLOTS ILLEGAL ACTS O FFENORS purpose of the elec pay, or promise or . engage to pay for any such drink or ‘other entertainment ; exâ€" cept that nothing "herein contained shall extend| to any entertainment furnished to any such meeting of electors, by or at the, exteme of any person or persons, 3t,hi;, er, or their usual place of resiâ€" ence, [ The 7ist section provides : That the hirâ€" ing or promising to pay or paying for any ll:orse, team, car;i:ge, cab or othet yehicle any . candic _ or â€"by/ any .g'n 01{ his beh‘:lf t?mmoon::.y fi ers, or:â€" near, . or j or from the nqig‘:bourhood thereof, at any election, or the payment by anyâ€"candidate, or by any person. on his behailf, of the travelling and other expenses of n:nly voter in going to or retutning any eleotion, -hSl) lgg illegal acts, ma°°I. person so effending shall thergby incur a ‘rcndty of $100, and amy elector who shall hire any "horse, gab, cart, wn%m, sleigh, carriage, or other conveyance, for any candidate or for any agent of a candidate, for â€" the purâ€" pose of| conveying électors to or from the polling‘place or places, shall ipso facto be disqualiffed from voting : at such election, and for such offence 'sfnl.l incur a penalty of $100. | ‘ The 66th section provides : ‘That every hotel, tavern, and shop in which spirituous liquors or drinks are prdinarily sold, shall be closed during the day appointed : for polling in the wards municipalities in which the polls are HKeld, and no spirituâ€" ous or fermented liqubrs or drinks shall be sold or given to rson : within the limits of such muni ity during such period, under a ; ty of one hundred dollars in every such.pase. {+ _ By the 67th section of the Act of 1868â€" ‘69 the following persons shall be deemed guilty of bribery, andshall be punishable accordingly : : . _ (1.) Eyery person who shall_directly or indixfl,rgr himself or by any other person on his behalf, give, lend, or agree to give or lend, or s offer or promise any money or â€"v. e consideration, ux or for any voter, or to or for any pei on behalf of any voter, or to or for person in order to uce any voter vote or.refrain from voting, or shall corâ€" ruptly do any such act as Aforee(ido&{ on account of such vpter having vo or refrained from voting at any such election. Brayg or tus Brayz.â€"C. P. Dorion, 81 and 83, Sparks Street, will sell this week (cheap) cfifdren’n sleighs, children‘s small wooden shovels, charcoal, mica for coal stoves, and a thousand of other goods in tinware, stoves and cutlery too numerous to mention here. â€" | > ~ 3732. Brivys or Ttu® Brayz.â€"C. P. Dorion, 81 and 83, Sparks Street, selling this week m&; obottloeutargswofl.h $20 for $12 ; 5 do. worth $15 for $8 ; 5 do. worth $12 for $6; 5 do. worth $9 for $5; 5 do. wotth $7 for $4,:5 do: worth $5 for $3 ; 5 do. worth $2 for $1.â€" â€" â€" 3732 (3.) ‘Every person who shall, directly or indirectly?lgy himself or by any other perâ€" son on his behalf, make any gift, loan, offer, promise, procurement or agreement as aforesaid, to or for any person, in order to induce such person to procure or enâ€" deayvour to procure the return of any perâ€" son to serve in Parliament, or the vote of any voter at any election. _ . [ , (4.) Every person whoishall, upon or in consequence of any such gift, loan, offer, promise, procurement, or agreement, proâ€" cure or engage, promise or endeayour to rocure, the return of any person to serve ll;x Parliament, or the vote of any yoter at any election. ind BoAbd Apiie + f Pain cannot. stay where it is used. It is the cheapest me&cine ver made. One bottle has cured bmch{tip. Fifty cents worth has cured an old tandix;gn;ngh. It positivel&' cures Catarrh, As and Croup,. â€" Fifty cents worth has cured crick in the back, and the same quantity a lame back of eight years‘ standing. The followâ€" ing are extracts from a fow of the many Aifferent parte of Cunday whioes wo thinke ifferent parts 0/ which, we thi seepuical," J. Collad, of Spaet), Onians, oA 0 ms: "Send me six dozen Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.‘Haye sold all I had from you and want more now. Its cures are truly wonderful,"" . William Maguire, of Frankâ€" lin, writes ; « Thave sold all the agent left; it acts like‘ a charmâ€"it was slow at flrfi but takes splendidly now." H. Cole, Tona, writes : * Please forward six ‘dozen of Thomas‘ Electric Oil, I am ~nearly run out;}nothin%equfls it. It is bflv reâ€" commenided by those who have it." J. Bédfofi% Thamesville, writes : "Send at once a urtharu:fipl{ofmeot.rioOil, I have only;:fi:e bot ?ilt. I ‘never saw anythi so well, and give such onylflm‘ umfmh'on."m.’!. Thompson, ;Wa ford, writes : "Send me some more Elâ€" ectric Oil. Ihsve“solti enfirtx out, . Noâ€" thing takes like it‘ r & Reed, Ulâ€" voru:n, P.~Q., write: "The Elboh.:doii: is & t reputation here, â€" ar dully calted for. â€" hond us a further supply without delay." Lemoyne, Gibb, & &., Buoki?nm, P. Q., write : "Sendus one gniln lectric Oil We . find it takes well." > Sold by all medicine dealers. Prike 50 cents. ‘ | 8. N: THOMASL Phelps, N. Y. and NORTHROP & YMAE:’ Toronto, Onâ€" t?, sole mnu for the Dominion. i ote.â€"Electrieâ€"Selected â€" and KEleoâ€" trized. HM â€" : For fine electroâ€"plate goods suitable for Christmas‘ gifts, ‘call at Radford and Goyer‘s, 384 Sparks street. ~>* 37TMt, ~ biess Advact riecaeand vit §# F8 I + (5.) Every person who shall advance 5r y, or cause to be paid, any monx- to or g:t.ile!useof any other person, with the intent that such mon:g or any part thereâ€" of shall be eipond in. bribery at any election, or who‘ shall knowingly pay or causeâ€"to : be paid any money to tgp» son in discharge or repayment an; money wholly or in part expended in lir{ bery at any election.! . ~ â€" _ _ _ (, . luring any election, directly or indirectly, by himself or by any other person on tllnyn behaif, recéive, agree or contract for any money, gift, loan, or valuable‘ considera tion, ofiice, place or employment, for himâ€" self or any other gmon, for voting or agrecing to vote, or for refraining or agreeâ€" ing to refrain from voting at any election. â€"~(6.) Any person so offending shall incur a penalty of two hundred dollars: Proâ€" vi‘i:i always, that the actual personal exâ€" penses of : any candidate, his expenses for actual professional . services‘. performed, bona ,fldg payments for the fair cost of rinting and advertizing, shall be held to ge oxpenat;o ls}thlz'u inmn'rod,b° and the yment thereof s not &A oa}tp- gzntiotixqu Gtshin Act:.d“ Th tthe ¢ 4 2 rovi T ’u.’"hl‘ r%m ,-hmpabo b: deemed ty of ribery, and punishable ingly :â€" ‘"(1.) Every yoter who -h-u.Efm (or (2.) Every person who shall, after an: election, directly or indirectly, by hunn{f or by any other person on his behalf, reâ€" ceive arty money or valuable consideration on account of any person having voted or refnix:l?d from : voting, or having induced any other person to vote or to regrun' from voting at any éleotion. . 2. Any person so offending shall incur a,pennlt; gt?two himdred?lmn. \ Nsw Srrus or Urmoustrrine.â€"Don‘t Excelsior mmfl:-OIl-'onh times its{weight in Gold. :a 85 and _ Hours from 10 a.m untlopm i Du.n.,, 1 the Clerk be instructed to forward a copy of this resolution to the ?id . Engineer, ied B¥°K€ngm!m the ried. % vote of thanks as follows : =~= John uire, Township Clerk of n Cooke, Eequire, Townahip Six,;â€"I have the honour to acknowledge your letter of the 11th inst., which I reâ€" geived this morning, in which you are good enough to communicate to me a vote of thanks of the Council, to myself as Enâ€" %ineer in charge of the, Harbour Works, or what kindly consider my promptâ€" ness in gl::ingâ€" the wor”a'{md. I assuroxoulfn?hhighly tered lzf:ll:: expression 0 e opinion "{ Cofinoil. It is one m ‘fow »rewards to which x:tfi: of m;fr. profession can look. | It is generally our fate to| experience stern criticism and little allowance for much that is me-ln’hm And for this reuc:uIl more y value your good }consid;hle;nysplf: more than m for any effort 1â€" may have made with regard ;:iolt‘.liuimmaof the ‘Township :of Ashâ€" eld. I I Dichas‘ ialt ars onl io 220 o0E _ HunTih _A Tesorve sieMitn] Tess on capfats, Hont w o B Eoniiotnh Bn souiich im ciet at special pr.ces, in fact nearly ¢ hing reâ€" o o andonamannne l dollen,guko %M%m fls Pnd riro in ie rnretaaaneare [wmfianmummm 8 Whls |immoariee tm e t ns ‘eerosens Oil from the United Btates: _ Th B io oo aommioett e ay rkey prices A idns For gold and silver watches, go to Rad ford mgciflGoyar’n, 381 Sparks street. _ _ Fnfiu OverErs_ IN Szu.â€"mvo made 8 arrangements a constant p?;f Families, invalids or parties req'::K ing them can always be accommodated. Noonan‘s Resturant, Sparks street west. 4 3735â€"3in Vote for D. J. O‘Donoghue, who has so well represented vyour Interests in theLocal Legisiature. Ottawa can compete favourably with the firstâ€"class tailoring establishments of Monâ€" treal and Toronto, as it can ‘boast J0f a cutter second to none in the Dominion, burning dal fintolese. titng. parments as ou as long as MacLareon & Chflmerlmr“n'n their present cutters. 368946 Flint Glassware, in and‘ fancy,% a speciality during the | Those .n'-l- ful goods are more durable cheaper, Now in ltous. ke Dishes, a‘l sizes; covered Bowls, P p to be found always at his post at Macâ€" Laren & Chalmers, 55 Sparks street. 3689 New York Bayr Oystezs in Sngur.â€"New York Bay Oysters in shell received daily, fresh from the beds, only bwe:lour tios uu-ing em supplied on shortâ€" est n'g‘&oe.; m':fifi.wn, ?u-h street West. 6 O3 Celebrated Malvoisie Wine at D. Mc Donnell‘s. | 3698â€"6 ,h‘hmm.â€")(m inut:o i ve a great of their photographs during the (hrbm holidays, and we advise m avail tr’emulvu of the opj ting firstâ€"class pictures at very lmvw For Christmas and New Year‘s go to Radford and Goyer‘s, ”ZE: street. * sheap 21 D. Meboneatis = " * S fllglé‘sv-s or u; Bravz.â€"C. fhl)uiu, 81 flufimmhmhflg.% Sxix Disrzases, of whatever nature, are. oom‘;;’i'etoly eradicated bg::” uono.( Fowle‘s Pile and Humour ; its effect is maryellons for Scrofuls &&% mfimmmm&*’m‘ s&oupoddmfloo.)'. â€" 33 Desire to inform their friends and the public mindne® ahe bomw Seosttitw feanlor oonntebr I.-: E. Hay & Co., i late J & to iinalt paints yas e V nel t es aareage «* witoe s 4 A Large Steock of Curtains on Hand. H. M. ROWE & CO.‘8 Gents, try MacLaren & Chalmers‘ cutter, One trial will secure to them your patronâ€" Large lot of (7,500) Stove Pipes. Inâ€" ducements will be given t> parties wishâ€" in(.qnmfi? for cash only, ‘at C..P. Do rion‘s, 81 & §3 Sparks muc.on.i_ | 0““‘ CARPET â€" AND FURMITURE HOUSE, SHOOLBRED & CO. BALTIMORE OYSTERS Try D. McDonnell‘s delicious Musca Wine. : 3698 May now be consulted in his > ROOMS, RUSEELL HOUVK I Moie, »erRipy ow Year io All ;iÂ¥pmes and Jaunary 6th, 4876 Port Albert, 22nd Dec., 1874 BHOOLBRED & CO. i 49 Sparks Streot. Ottawa, January 4, 1875. 7 CLAIRVOYANT PHYBICLIAN The best value in Winceys at Bryson‘s 3695 1m. Order your Fall Suit at Bryson‘s, E. POMROY, SHFIELD‘S TMiscellaneous. Yours faithfully, {Signed] WW, E MP O RIU M . James Buchanan‘s To be ha in perfoction, at BUSINESS NOTICES. Carpcts. CELEBRATED JAMES ASHCF] Duke Street, RUBESEX STREET. 3691d&w 3695â€"1m "o.4> 6 Teniomnee e piiipghin on rnnroever â€"~__® _/ Campbell .. ff Crawford.... Bruce, N. R., Sinclair (Dr.) hoh Broder Durham, E. R., ] Eigin, E. R., Askell Essex, 8, R., Atkin 4«‘ B« Wigie o. o. Mamires â€" e %:.Ss'::::::::::::: . _ ~ > *\ Ievine Grey, N. R., Scott...:. R., Hunter . arey S Hopkins «> 4@ ~Nasmith, Grey, E. R., Lauder . §# Waldbrook ...... .. M {aroherrcees tes see 06 00 _ The Lethean Mineral Water, so extensively used in this Uity during tne ram ts waree. wt Bold everywhere, Price 25 cts. | PERRY DAVIS & SON, Bole Proprietors January 18th, 1875. 8741 "'t"" -“z',iim"_"'rm" on. Cities of other alt~ '-'.'m-.fl‘:'.'.‘. become the tw dnodl.:::ofi ali such oomm-' 1 s dor en on tamacne, “lélu.un-h-dmb{au;: B medigine. s # gunnd...” Middlesex, N. R. Macdougall...... Show xt ciinaifle ..,M-Q-.-.-:" Middlesex, E. R., Tooley .. ....... After thirtyâ€"f trigl, 1t 18 recet from: of the highest character and reâ€" z'u W-Phiv‘-r:uammmpmx- Paus en eonstpinsreminies & . |.â€" (Mer w BiiMerr ts cavancits Middiosex, W, :. Cumrio (N) . W.m.w..,.... Mo Hiaoo e «e N\ o McKnight. mb moke my. > 0C m Northumberland, E. R., Cochrane i"*" s Sere.... Northumberland, W. R., Gifford ... . _# , . Fatewell Wdflwn Centreâ€"Clarke C York Westâ€"Patterson......... Ongiq N. R., McRae.............. Ontario, 8. R., Brown............... s . ns & «_ Devlin...... & " _ Hopkins... Pod,m‘:..,..,',w.. * a * . ul w!l"’:.'.'f § «/. Hay.......«. Perth, 8. R., Leversage Stormont, Bethune. «. â€"__ _ «)* Ballantyne.......... Peterborough; W . R., S60t ««:»» Peterbordugh, E. R. &n Toronto, W. R., Bell..~..«««»« >« Mc d + is d m "',‘ Welland, Buchner ..â€":..>â€" Wellington,.N. R., McKim York, N. R., Jackson . .. York,; E. R., Lane.. . ... Brant Southâ€"Hardy phieee mp es |~ + hame on Deacon........> t o.‘ edadt fls & B‘h; Mefadh s t vrbeas Victoria, N. R., McCrea . .... Victoria, gfi? Wood ........ Waterlo6, N. R., :gmu‘ e earts Wentworth, N. R., Stock * . o i op. on " d‘ for ofi itgg o 7 The proat on af $OAaianpidity 0 t6 & it lt . 'm e o ms im 0) 95 *A dao bolkc, 8. R., Riche 4 _ ~ McGowan........, MEMBERS ELECTRD BY ACOLAMATIO®, * THE ELECTIONS. U CBI8OIN3.+»»»se00â€"â€"+»»« in the best cure for Eidocy biscnae aud List of Candidates. P i INâ€"K I L L E R. "â€"â€"â€" Smith (Seth) 7. R., MeLéod...... Neelon.. McFayden .. Rosevear........ * * Chalmers Caldwell. . .......... Sutherland Thomson ......... A,wu; Aléx. Obhristio‘s Christie Reid Choléra, or 0 0 0 1: 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Oâ€"1â€" 0 0 1 10.1{ 1°0 0 0.0 i: 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0o 1| 0 1. 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 T 0 0 $}} "1.0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 80~1 0 1 1 0. 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 9 1 ? 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1. 0 0 10 0 800 0 1 1. 0 0 0. 0 1 # o L 1 0 0 1 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 00 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 10 0 ?.l 0 0 00 1 0 0 1 b a a ° 0o 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.0.3 180 001 0 0. 1 0 0 1 ud 1°0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 00 00 1 s,oo 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 10 0 $o) 6%1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 ?01 O 0 1°0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 10 0 1 0 0 00 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 O 0 1 001 1 0 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 141 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 1 0 0 i 0o 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 The Libera\ and men in Oltawa, whqm“"“ n Yepreten ed in ?_u:e election of our Tellowâ€"et < ‘Featbers are reminded. mflfll supply borses wnd 4j on the 18th of Januery, tte are !&menad; t0 oen:un in thd;m‘ wing gentiemen, ordor may be made in due time : â€" 4 CITY oF oTfay YICTORIA WARD.* ..&; it BRONBON . wELLING‘N waRD...C w. BANG®) BI. GEVRGE‘S WARD..Dr. SWEET BY WARD:: ......... .... MIOH ART $# OTTAWA WARD.......A. 0. Roogtk. VOTE AND INFLUEN J. P. FEATHERSTON Te Represen: he 4B fof fhin®aide 'l\omu.m CITY â€" OFâ€" OT GaxTuEXex :â€"~Having been nc ._ candidate to represent the f O ' R Legislative Assembly of the . P 1: rin, and heaving been and influential voters, ue atâ€"6 udpom.lulm& * tellowâ€"c y accept the position, o n un 3 e your suffrages, 1 assent, with fu)= ce that you Will take ihto ¢ oratiot. . the that I have endeavoured, while M :‘% Counci! Board, and while rcting »s your to discharge with zeal and a have so frequently imposed upon me, ... Lam anadherent of the R “'_ « tario, and as such, if clec‘ed, whie cigl exercising the rigbt to think eal pendently, shall support to the present G@overnment. _ I shall carefully walth every m Executive, and shall not mm & . d, if necessury, condemn any W To‘the important interests of the xmnflnwmu-.â€"q drosperity of the City of Ottews voived theretn;, and to ‘be <abis"to do‘g curate knowledge shall seek my Tellowâ€"6itixens who fre m give reliable tuformation and sife a4% mummw eameme en ty of its 10 aitend to thair mmw measures sabmitied for their M“ The welfare of your schools and stitutions, and especially the ganization of the Normal an i shall be to mé subjects of constant c@® ldflnhwngu‘ aod e parties, and my earnest efforts as a supporter of a. Liberal with justice and impartiality to the nationalities that form the mixed vu our common country 4A ® 4 * *> C > In these matters, and in all / the welfare of the eastern. of Outarie, I shall be e0â€"operate with its i Iitieat mg. * e P anoinei ie en aatai 9 d hepotd hn Siinooint Apont, 1 have made On.vu‘-!r, dal attachment elsewhere. | ‘My :':-mw Grateful for the confidence you have in me during the past cight years the served in the City I seck your and suffrages to plice hlwi responsible position than 1 have cccupled, and if honoured your @0 you may rest assered thatias your in the Legisiative A.-H'dm an:.mm&mn" mite the general prosperity and ment ofour Provincé, Wnd to give tion to mmwu-uw:! the Ottewa District.: . â€"= joit Orrawa, Jan. lith, 1876 % J. P. FEATHER®TON, Eeg. RICHARD NXAGLE, RBeg. . Wâ€" -.:.mloml.ln.t‘ Hon J. O‘COONNOR ... . . 6. OB W. H. WALLER, Beg. . . . Wm. W Respectfully Solicited The Candidates for Wilabtion‘ Lfpthess m‘r...%z*:#:?-! Pojnted thetr Agents mas splows /~ __| 'l‘m G yâ€" h Immm in a Il!gfi- called mpon & repremen mmm%h majority when ¢=n~ In Amditement wit meet wikk" dence of the whole people at the uu.lndn..:omumuwno.l â€"~ candidate sufrages ’ssouldlbtdoe,iud worihy of the future as in the past, my > will be given to the present mm-h'ln.h:md whole m%“**”"-; rither be i or purchased. _ _ "!flmf_ ig to meet ;«Eâ€"@'â€"m ‘ polling, Bangs‘ Block, corner of Sparks and e"rtien Matices] Provincial Elections, Election Jan, 14, 1876 MR. IRA MORG Ottawa, January, j4th, 1875 Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1874 Central Cmmittee Rooms Jan 14, 1876 OUR Ontario Legislatu Electors sof Russell Election. 1 remain ory or Offa%a 1. P. FEAT Secretary General C DAN. J. O‘DONW Yours respectfully. â€"AREâ€" OF WHE W. F. POWELL D. M. GRANY R.iarning &+ Bt. Andrew‘s stree street, (to Lot 32»: amet by Ling stroet. Porssne Puaon 1 north (Ordnance.) .MW_T .fdeurd arot» 3 FOLIANG Fi40R.â€" north. south No No. fi'fl% relefas No. 24,â€"SBouth by North by fiom " ebecton Prase. To all who are suffer deoap, lone ut im 004. that wil} cure you, FRk m‘.. k ‘ D, Bible House, New Y« any T e i8 pt it street â€" North "bo atreets. â€" West by Rideau River. street north. _ ‘ heke inoliuding y Cntbsert arent" do.l‘hâ€"“h by rear and Finnkif atreote Parry and Franklic Major‘s Hill, inclu of Lots Ridea m Porsime Puaopâ€"I south. _ No. 17. â€"South is street, 4 street, t} % 1 Rideau street mt eet 19 B south by Besserer # land street, east by FOLuINO 1140 rorth (Engine 3 »t south (east of No. 9â€"Wes No. 10â€"North wj Rideau street north * =o. ll-“ abd South by Theodore W e No. 8â€"â€"West by â€" by Metcaife street. street. south by city No. 6.â€"-"5&1 mmes nsc s south to city limite, North by ‘Welling “Km- ha h;o.%dh Tul L kmufl: from Dufferin Brid _ Porpme Puacge Block) Concession No. 5.â€"East by street to interse through centre of C‘tyu‘ by â€" Wellington orth No. 2â€"North + by Richmond rc Bridge, West by Welling ':l::.,â€"h by +228t tno Piogs Gity Limits. All that 0 “:F- bridge Bay. C Praceâ€" street north. Porrine Puace North. « in diritom â€"if lo.fiâ€"nl-‘hz: rear of and reet north. Wost Blection for the Public lon 1875. th (Armstrong‘s ) io. 12â€"â€"Both «i As Returning ton street LILIN )rk street Nelson south by Ottawa outh by LA OR Babâ€"Di By ‘ th by