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it +Â¥ B 1 & &9 t 4 UAÂ¥ |1 in every cily in the United States. Their success in l oronto and Montreai has been equally great; in the laiter cirythey are just closing a successful two weeks‘ en T, LA&WEENCE AND OTTAWA RAILâ€" war. leaves........ 040 am., 200 p.m, 10M4> p Arrives....... 730 amy 4.10 pBy 7.10 p CAaDaDa CENTRAL KAlLWAY. L@ATOD.â€"see csenscernsesss. lth40} @.Ms, dA $.1n AITIVOD.ssuse.sesse s seceee 1eA) paMie T.4 plia CMAND THU 3l% RALL WA Y. ‘Leaves krescott Junotion r.m-&,ub«uflnflrfmrwvmtm No higher prais« can be given them, and there is not the s.ightest doubt but what the peru House will be full to overtiow ng next Monday night «& [ cote J unston | _ Primross Hiue Estats.â€"Refreshments going ?.'“ vevessscccsecl 4) | D; 1.07 AsD !-t the sale this afternoon . for . viaiâ€" Leares * _ east &i> pum, &oo AJP | tors. Conveyauces w !l also leave the OHKE WATEXRTOWN. AND o@GbDEX+ | Britsh Lion Hotel, Sparks satreet, every BU Rt MALL W AY . quarter of an hour. The first covered Leares gdensbur.. AUQ am., 220 p.D carriage will start at two o‘clock. Armiv«â€"s in New Y :k.10,00 pum. 7.00 anm. â€"â€"â€"â€" Lesves New \_.s_.. o. p.um, i. pam.| _ Oseoops Roav Boxusâ€"The voting on t 4 the byâ€"law for ing a bonus of $10,000 Amves in Updens _ _ . _ _ _____ | the byâ€"law for granting a bonus of $10,000 comedy drama, "Chris and Lena," in whch.htthowtfivo-.m-mhn appeared invarmbly to crowded audi Leavyes Bav Tirissâ€"Purchasers of property very frequently mct searching titles, and often it is ult to get maiters plessantly arranged, and chancery suits tollow such disputes. We merely call at ention to the fact in order to guard inâ€" vending purchasers agrinst such trouble. Ur. Lyun who Was seut for immediateiy miler the accident Occurred. â€" Muviciss Ozour.â€"liis Excellency the Gozernor General hed to Mr. (weorge Mortimer, h:mmy in this city, yesterday, to send him an asâ€" sortment of supplies for use during his voyage io Europe. The order was ly filled, and sent by express ym afternoun to Quebec, where it will arrive in tume for the sailing of the Polynesian, which leaves tor Laverpool toâ€"day. Cony auzsc®nt.â€"Thomas Press, a brakes man on the S5t. Lawrence and Utlawa railway, who was so Weriously injured at the Chaudiere Jpaegion, by (alling trom the cars, is somewhat better. in the juygiment of Jhis attendingâ€" physician, Dr. Brouse of l‘rescott, the amputation of Bakk® axp Faxnox.+â€"Manager Hteruavn will introduce to the Uttawn public at the Upera lHouse nuext week, the celebrated artists in their immensely 4 successful Armives in Ugdens vury from Boston. AUU am., 1200 p.u Caorar Uxiox.â€"The Choral Unipn had a very successiul practice last eveming in their rootus, over Alr. Lang‘s hardware store, on the cornes of Sparks and U‘Conâ€" nor streets. |wo practices each week will now be given until the 3ist inst., Wwhen the propfed grund concert will be held in uowan‘s new Upers House. sueets, This was very much needed in counselion with the new Upers House, as citizens have for some time sullered much weonvenience from the waut of it . ihe Lorporation is mending its ways gradu: wily Ax Accivurxt.â€"A man was severely in jued yesterday by the iabing of # stick of umber trom the oid Methouist Church builuing now being torn down on Metcaite street . liis wounus were sttended to by Primkoss LiicLâ€"Conveyances will un all @iiermoon, starung a@t 2 o‘ciock, lrom the Briush Lion iiotel, Centre lown. ihetreshments wil bp provided New UCity Haruâ€"The contractor for the erection of the new City tiall is push img the work on sowewhat more vigor ously now. . The toundaton is just coming above ground. _ The superstructure will go up rapluly, as a great deai of the maâ€" veriai is prepared and ready for building. Miuutazy Boots.â€"Mr. Thomas Taylor, boot and shoe deaier, Wellington street, is al present engazged in executing a con:â€" wact with the Government for the makâ€" img of 4 W pairs of boots for the use of the Câ€"nadian Volun He is also making a large n-nrm of moccesins tor the use of the Mounted f‘olice in Manitoba and the North West Territories. Nuw sivuwausx.â€"A new platform has leen lau on the north side of Albert streci, between Metcall and O‘Connot i‘rumrose liill titie is ane» of the best, being only two remBves from the Crown. Axotumk Scoc:;u. Stupext.â€"Mr. D. B. McTavish, of this city, passed a very successiul trst intermediate examination belore the Law Society in Usgoode Hall, ‘Toronip, yesterday. u.‘x. & student in the law otlice of Messrs: Waiker, Cassels «ad lenuock. We heartily congratulate Air. Melavish on this his second success ful visit to Toronto in connecton with his intended protession. Pruimmose Hicc Estatz.â€"If the weather should be unfavourable for the auction same io be heid on the ground toâ€" morrow afteinoon it will take place at liowe & Errait‘s saie rooms on kideau sireol uis log is wl.mue-ury._:&l.rougluwol his recovery are enlertained, though his mjuries are of such a nature, that someâ€" tume must elapse ere he can venture out. Laxp SractiaTions.â€"Purchasers of real estate are reminded of the sale of the choicest building lots this afternoon and evening. We would advise all our friends to buy at this saie, as this is a home speâ€" culaton, and none of the money will be sent away . Fias Ruprort.â€"Chief Young will submit lhis annual report at the next regular meeting of the City Couneil to be heid on Monday night lt will give a full and compiete statement of the reorganization uf the fire brigade, its strength, present condition and future prospects, together with an uccount of the ;number ot fires thut Lbave taken place during the past year, he second W eunes Muitazsy Cars.â€"Messrs. C. W.. Bangs & Co., have been awarded the contract for making 4,JUU military caps for the use of the â€" Actuire Militia of Canada. ‘The work is already well under way, and when timshed will doubtliess give satisfaction to the authorities. L he action of the present uovernment in ex,~ ing home manuâ€" imacture is moou;k m approvâ€" al of the Cansdian public. Krevelers‘ Cuidt. |, CENTKAL YEAMONT RAILROAD. TTAWA C V isi LOrs Avcal sllidl.il Ti t oUN 1213 p.m., 5.30 p.m 1.13 aus. in icâ€"lhe County meet in Hull on n June next. 40 l Priwross litckâ€"Keep all the cash in this country by buying at the sale to take place titis afternoon and evening. You cannot do wrong, as the property will | double in value before five years. Prixross Hirt.â€"From all appearances the sale of ‘Primrose Hill lots to day will be the most successful.real estate sale of the season. There pronises to be a great deal of :}»eculq.imn, as the lots are highly spoken of by many of our monied men. Bass Barc.â€"Weather permi‘ting, there will be a practice game this evening beâ€" tween the Ottawa aud TI!ull clubs, The Sxa ue rgx.â€"This dreaded disease seems to be on the &nerease, especially among the lower and poorer classes, who are either unable or unwilling to keep their premises clean, and who are consequentâ€" ly more liable to be attacked. A young girl died on Wednesday of snallâ€"vox at the comner of lideau and Gioucester streets. (‘ttawa‘s should embrace every o;&,:or tunity toget themselves in trim for their coming match with the Kingstou , clui», who vis‘t the capital on the 24th inst. Timothy Kelly, charged with a similar offence, was let o’fl with a reprimand. Ix Mumxorian.â€"The sad intelligence of the death of â€" Lieut. Governor Crawford spread / a . ieeling of _ profound _ regrat throughout the city yestorday, and as a mark of respect to lus memory, flags were boisted at ball mast on the Parliaâ€" ment Buildings, Custoiu House, principal hotels and many private residences and hotels and many stores througho: rMANUKL bWWFPORMAKD EptscorAL CHURON, â€" Men .hz Sorvicu m 11 u/slock ; Eventig sorâ€" vice at 7 o‘cioesk. . The Mov. Mr. Ani wid odâ€" clate in tois Charch oâ€"morrow. Yoirkâ€"s?. Â¥, K. Civm n.â€"Morning <ervice at L1 o/elogr ; &yening nervice ut 7 o‘Gluck. 1 nsuur â€"ltev. &, M. Pupe, » Cnuarbizr® M. E. Cuurcu.â€"Morning Service at 11 olmock; Evening Service ut 7 o‘cinck. Pasturâ€"bev. J. Y oung, BHAPTPSY: Citicn. â€"Morning Servi mb l1 olcmoek. Kvening Service ut 7 :’clonl. "rbw' Mev. A. A. Camerun, Cornks Stoxs L4ip.â€"(mn Friday after noon, the 7th instult, the coruer stone of the uaw church for the Presbyterian conâ€" Ixsresctios or tus Porics.â€"The Chief of Police inspected the entire police force yesterday prior to his hkms leave of them during his visit to Ireland for a few months. ‘They ‘assembled in the Poâ€" lice Court, where Chief Langrell gave them a whoiesome piece of advice. He canâ€". tioned them as to their conduct while on duty, and adjured them to be exemplary and a credit to the city. ‘They were paid and sworn to protect the lives and proâ€" HATRoLio Arostolic CHUROX, Arnkkt Â¥RKk«T.â€"iiours of Service ou euch | duy, 6 1 im. apd 0 p. m. Subua)sâ€"Forencon prayer, with Holy Kucharist, 10 o‘ciock «. m. . Even‘ug pruj.r, 0 p u. (r.pl.‘xm at Lyn, was. laid by the Rev. N‘m. Smart, of Gananoqgue, assisted by the. Rev. Archibald Brown, Rev. James Hastie, of Prescott, and the Rev. John Burton, of Belleville. Miutary Caxr.â€"A military câ€"mp will be found tor this district at Brockvifie on the *2nd June. The following will comâ€" »rise the camp:â€"lPrescott and Ottawa i‘.vdry, Ottawa and Gananoque Field Battery, and ttawa Brigade of Garrison Artillery. The 41!st, 42nd, 43rd, 56th and 59th Battalons. The encampment will will consist of 1,60) men and 230 horses. The Ottawa Cavairy and Field Battery will march to Brockville by way of Perth, leaving this city on the 2Uth ot June. Gowax‘s Urera Housk.â€"Hamilet was performed before a fair audience last night in the New Opera House, Mr. T. C. King appearing in the leading role. it was received with much applause. Toâ€" night will be the last nflmnnoa of the _ great l.l}:odnn.' e wfl in the t dram=~tic rommance my?:mmmhem The performâ€" ance will conclude with !ierndon‘s great specialty ot ;:fl:: S}Aing‘:;."h-\vo' be : 8 & ce for t t mmw may not soon harmfic great actor again. 6 CunGasq aTION A L Uuuwu.â€"lurulv Hore viee at l 0 clock ; @veagrg Sorvice at / 0‘ciuck Pastor=â€"=izov. J. u. Sandersot. and sworn to protect the lives and proâ€" perty of its citizens, and he trusted lgnr uim would be to so act, that they might fulfil that mission. They then the sireets, ‘ndllnokod :oflimw::’w uniforms l:t:ty made by Mr. Dimbleby, merchant of Ridpau street. UE:I their return to the City Hall, the Chief again addressed them, congratulating the men on their fine ap and conâ€" cluded by exhorting mw forg: his previous advice to them while in Acharge of dury. 1 He then sliook hands w l1 olowek; vening Me Pustorâ€"iev. Sr. Johnsen, t Cuur im oFf 8T. JoHx Ts EvaANGELIST.â€" Morning Service at 11 v‘elock ; Evening Service at 7 o‘ciwek. Mis Lordship i.ishop Lewis off}â€" cinting, assisted by the mev, H. Poliaid. Bofore M. O‘Gara, P.M with the men, bidding them farewell. The Chief seemed very much affected, as he has great respect for the members of the force, a feeling which is fully reciprocated by the men. Sergeants O‘Keefe and tforn'xdgo will each take their turn in the supervision of the force during the abâ€" sence of the Chiei. Last night the memâ€" bers of the force visited the residence of the Chief on Sandy Hill, and presented him with an address and souvenir as a token of their affection and esteem for their Superintendent. _ Mr. . Langrell leaves by this morning‘s train for Quebec, from which place he will sail on Tuesday next by the steamship Dominion. Kixo Str WEsLEYAN CHURCH.â€"(Seacs all _ troe.)â€" ning Mervice ai 11 o‘cl ck ; h vening 7 u‘clock. Rev. Wo». Hall, UTraAWA WEst WEsSLEYAN CHURCH.â€"Mornâ€" lna service at l1 O‘clock; Eveniug service at 7 o . Pastorâ€"iev. Dr. Mark, BANK STREET PRESBYTEKIAN CHUCH â€" llurm'a:uvm at 11 w‘elock ; invening Service at 7 of «. . Pustorâ€"bev. W im. Moote. Dacy StRE®t PRRSBYTERIA: CH RCHK.â€" Iutnln’ Service at 1. u‘ci.ck ; Evening Service ut 7 vlelogk. Pastorâ€"itev. Win. Armstrong, o Ommust‘s Cuun:u.;:l«r’mga Huvl: ab 11 cloce ; Evening Bervice at clock. The KeÂ¥. J. 8. Lauder. Br. ANDkEW‘s PRESBYTERIAN CHURCK.â€" Morving Service at 11 v‘ciuck ; Evening Rervice at 7 o‘ciock. l‘astor.â€"itey. D. M. Gurdon. Kxox PremsByrERIAN CuUrci, City Hail Square,~â€"Morh hy ~ervice at 11 o‘ciock ; Afterâ€" nmulzunleu at 3 oviock, . rastor.â€"Rov F. W. Fartion METCALFC NTREET WEsSLEYAN CHUOROH.~ .Iormnsa.moe at i1 uc‘ ci ; l:,vem? e vide ai 7 o‘chck. Pustorâ€"Rev. W. J. Hunte‘, Pue service. wil: take puace in Gowan‘s New upera House, t i CHURCH SERVICES. POLICE COURT. praivate the city Frivay, May 14 ipst. _ I the cha Joseph Teas. (¢ of the Order in the United States, to be beld in Bloomington, liltinois, on the 25th inst. â€" Hon, Malcolm Cameron occupied the chair, and on the platform were : Mr. Joseph Malins, G.W.C.T, of England ; Dr. lJees, t W.V.T. of Bngland; Mr. Joshua Pollard, District Deputy, of Yorkshire, ingiand ; Mre. Parker, of Dundee, G.W. V.T. of Scotland ; Miss Lees, daughter of Dr. Lees ; Rev. W. J. Hunter, and Mr. J. M. T. _ Hannum. A _ number _ of the _ other _ city clergymen _ and several prominent members of the temperance organizations were amo the audience. The delegates were :fi attired in the regatia of the order. The attendance was very fair, bus not what it should have been considering the strength otf the friends of temperance in this city. Pollard, District I ingiand ; Mre. Park V.T. of Sceotland ; N Dr. Lees ; Rev. W. . M. T. â€" Hannum The proceedings were opened with umg‘i’ng and devotional exercises. Mr. W. G. Workman presided at the melodeon. The Chairman then bmefly addressed the meeting, and expressed vreat pleasure at having in their midst such prominent leaders in the cause of temperance as their friends tfrom the British luiee; A Cordial Wel A meeting of the frionds C vas hbeld in‘ Bank atreet ohkurch last pight, to receive the delegates from the Gra sood Templarsin England, reland who are o4 their w he annual meeting of ‘the t the Order in the United wald in Rloomington. litinoi The Chairman then called utpon the Rev. W. J. Hunter to read the following address of welcome to the delegutes :â€" We welcome you to our city, our hearts and our homes. We hail with delight your visit to this country and Continent. As champtons of the temppfance moveâ€" ment in the Old World, your names are as familiar to us as houseâ€"hold words. In you we recognize the leaders of our Israel. Slowly, it may be, but not the less certainly and stedily are you conducting them beneath tha guiding pillar of cloud andfire to the promised land. Mrs. ParKzr next spoke. _ She was glad to. meet so many friends of temperance funnl. She congratulated t nem on the ut.ofmoaduinnChumh, as_the cause was guoou the pince was very appropriate, &wmpnlufuu work as Divine, and thought there was a special need for women to engage in it She We are not insensible to the colossal power of strony drink in the Mother Country, but we measure not the arm of God by the tinger of man. !here may be difticulties to overcome, but they are not insurmountable ; there may be strong hoids to storm, but they are not impregâ€" mable ; there may be giants to combat, but they caunot stand be ore the Lord of Hosts. Already, thrrough the voice of the peoâ€" ple, the aitention of Parlirment has been ufled to. the subject of prohibition, in such a manner as to manifest the fact . that nol Government â€" or y can ignore the question with &.":‘ imperilling its own existence. Here in the capital of the Dominion the cause of temperance is, perhaps stronger than at any other point, while in every part of the coun Christian Churches and ministers of :{igion unite with the various temperance societios in prayi for the suppression of the liquor tnfli'o.“‘ e with pleasure of the great work at has bose arvomptnned iy tos women of the United States "':fl“: in their ::-uhupimtulornf:“h_ .dnrbm C‘hllbdll‘ in d'_th-wymhuum and concluded by thanking those present We pray that you may be protected in all your journeyings, blessed in all your labours, and live to see the glorious word victory perched upon all your banners and ours. . We trace with the eagerness of desire the progress of the couflict in which you are enfilged, rejoicing in each new success, and ever praying that the God of batties may nerve you for the strite, until the banner of Temperarce floating in every breeze shall prociaim in the Palac. , of Royaty, in the Mansion of wea.th, and in the cottage of the common people, that your motto is love, purity, and fidelity, faith, hope and charity. â€" in the name of the temperance people of Ottawa we give you "a ggndtod thouâ€" sand welcomes." Signed in behalf of the Committee, Under these circumstances your visit is to us doubly gratifying. . With an extent of country healthful in climate and iertile in soilâ€"capable of accommodating many millions of mh,bl tanteâ€"with free institutions, pure laws, and a common school system second to none in the world, we enter upon our national career with cheerfuiness and hove. ' The on;{bl‘u on our escutcheon is the foul stain of intemperance, and this, under God, we are determined to remove. Mr. Mauixs responded in ‘a somewhat lengthy and interesting address. He stated that this was his fourth visit to America, and was glad to avail himself of the invitation extended on the part of the Canadian brethem, and of having the privilege of visiting them for the first time,. He gave an account of what had been accomplished through the orraniza tion of Good Templars in England, with which he had been identifi@d for over eight years. They had a small beginning Mr. Porcaro followed, and as ho suf fered from the effects of a severe cold, simply expressed his simpathy with the wonds of welcome contained in the address just presented. i bDr. Lee next addressed tho meeting He _ said tempgrance people must advocate the cause on sound principles that. will stand the tost of timeâ€"all mere enthusiasm was sure to soon pass away. There must be a clear preception of the torces to be met, and of their power to overcome themn _ He ulvorws to the necessity for perfoct organization with a view to sucgcess. â€" Fhe evil was the work of man, and the remedy for its removal was in his own hand. Prohibition, he contemded, was the only sure remedy, for whon the cause was taken away the efloct must cease. ‘ He concluded by exâ€" pr ¢sing the plmur&:n;y l‘u.d felt and t wiicouragement iad heen given them by the friends of &emperunootcre, whom he exhorted to work earnestly in the cause of Prohibition. (Cheers.) In this young Dominion we are seeking to lay the foundations of Empire upon a basis firm as the Rock of Ages. T t the le: and breadth of lhhhmn exisung:ht.he hearts of our poo'filo an undving attachment and loyalty to the British Queen and British instituâ€" tions.. Palsied be the hand that would sever this tie of affection and loyalty. but now they were a power in t.hm lie cited some statistics showing the strength of the order, which comprised 1,000 clergyme, the same numfier of medical men, and 200,000 members were on the rolls. in this number 80,000 had been modgrate driukers and 11,000 were reclaimed from b‘l"i}?‘ the worst victims of intemperance. e id paid $1 000 _ reut . forâ€" hs)l'ln p“;'or ‘ltbe ‘& commodation of members and 2,000 temperance sermons were preached durâ€" ing the year. In addition there wore 20,000 public meetings held in advocacy of the cause of l.emYonmco, und three weekly newspapers an t.weut.{-livo monthly magazines, had been published under the direction of the organization. lHe next referred to the good work that had been done in the res of Europe, Asia Africa and South America by the British Order of Good Templars. ie concluded with a fervent appeal to those present to adhere firmly to the principles of temporance and to carry its banner on to victory. (Cheers.) Ottawa, May 14th, 1875 Fear right is right, since God is God Aod right the d y must win ; To doubt w« ul4 be diâ€"loyat1y, To falter would be sin * TEMPERANCE MEETINGâ€" Rloomington, on,. Malcolm r, and on the Malins, G. W . ADDRESS OF WELCOML om e t » Poreign Delegates W. J. Hux rer. Scotland and iy to attend Grand Lodge States, to be ho ©0.08si4 he Mother the arm of !here may Brethren TIMES : OTTAWA, SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1875 ! _ The singing of the Doxology and the | pronounciny of the Renediction, brought | a pleasant me«ting to a close. Resasun toCs ~ Anger, J Lalorest‘ Ed H Goff. .o u); 8 B.iohn.n.l; J 0 Williamson, j Henry riest, Boston ; Gen. / y Hal%, Halifax ; P Stearne, Ads | 8 J n, Manâ€" chester; Jno \. . on, Montreal; Dr Mayrand, (Geo N rand, St Andrews ; J A Glonville, Alm ite; E Porter, Monâ€" troal ; Jas Starr, ailadelphia, Pa. ; L A Hall,. Montreal. for the kind welcome that had been given them. (Applause.) |__ _ . CuareNDoN _ [i Jsg.â€"W J _ Webster, Montreal; EFrmâ€"x Taylor, Sarnia ; R B Bell, Ottawa ; Geo. Hurd, O%iemburg; J F Sheldon, New York ; Haskill, Ottawa; T A Wyman, A McGlashan, ‘Toronto ; L Turgeon, l M Higam, Monâ€" Y esterday momini‘hoenn Inspector McVeity urmifi:::i the following persons before Judge for having licenses in contravention of the " License Act:" J. B. Auciair, N. Parent, L Moreau, F. X. Valiquette, John Dorley, James Duchesne, Denis E.inn and T. Keir. Mr. J. H. Bell appeared for the %roueoufion. ard Mrâ€" Lapierre and Mr. Gibb for the defendants, ‘The Jupor desired to know the ground upon which the procooution)wn: made. s C . ORAAA EATIMAL IE es "Mr. Bru1, in reply, stated that it was under the 32nd Chapter of the 37th Vict., License Act of Ontario, particularly that the prosecution was brought, but they would also show violations of the Act generally. NC I Sss ns n eaieen EnCtc on Mr. Lirizrks said that he desired an enlargement of the _ case, partly for time to examine into the Act in quesâ€" tion, but more paruouhr.li because he had to leave town for a w or so. MOVBEITY V8. BONNIEE. This being the first case, it was called when Mr. Bell filed the summonses and affidavits of service. He also filed a cerâ€" tified copy of the Municipal: ‘B'y~lnbv'v.' L. thbsiptadbint o Andiiaeifiaiat 46e Te h Mr. Girn on behalfof Mr. Keir his client also de mumgix an adjournment. Mr. Buut would éffer no ohjeotio:,“fro- vided his case would not be prejudiced by any lapse of time. io # 1 Derartuznr Poatic Works, Oluw.,_luh May, 1875. _ Mr. Lariszrr® said he must have an adâ€" journment, at auny rate, as some of ‘his clients were not ready. C cl% he had so cleverly saved. WELLAND CANAL. Notice to Contractors. THB letting of the works for ‘t‘?p anl;r‘r\ * ment of the Welland Canal, advertised to take place on the first day of June nexl‘ is :uvoidnbly postponed to the following ataa s dates The Tenderswill be received until Thursâ€" ‘l{ the 24th day of June next. lans and specifications will be rn?fi examination on Friday, the lith day of June. Byorder, sls F BRAUN, _ mages Wiamer snnfi tol Gmmnt d Mr. (Gi1nn would not accept of any conâ€" ditional enlargement, and thou*ht time should be allowed unconditionally as in other criminal prosecutions. _ __ _ Btr. Quéen Vigtoria, [Capt. Mucdonel!] will commende her regular trip«, ou Monday 17th inst., leaving Queen‘s Wharf, Oltawa, at 5 p. m., daily, Buncay excepted, for Montreal and intor medinte lmulnw e . W. SHEPHERD, |____ # The thership herewfore 6x under the name a':{l style «3 Tuppor & Bum%mdon- ers und Fruit Demiers, 61 Rideau St., Ottawa, Ont., r:‘u this day been disolved by mutual corsent. .. ANTED.â€"A good genersl servant, a w ut Mis. e\ J. Bow*‘:i. eomorel;:'orpnpn!’d Ei.ia Sireet. 44â€"40 WAN"D â€"Goo! Stmawsowers . immeâ€" diatel., to whom the highest w wil. be paid at LITEMAN & JaACOBS, gu Bjarks Btroct. $ 44â€" The Ridéan Olub having givon up a part of the Bnmlm theo large mmn‘lwllefl'y’ occupled hy them a« ajreading room, has been converted Into a din ng‘r. om, and «1il be open to the pub« lic in enupnection with .mmn Reostaurant. Mr. Kavanagh is now y to take in a nune, ber of Boarders on rousonnble terms, . Gentiemen wishlhg to lfl" Dinners Lunobes Rup"lom &c., wiil now fiad at the Queen‘s, the most ample accomodation, hi. wilie hrotmnts. Ad it ce His Honour: Judge . Ross did not lo k upon it in _ the same light as he would an â€" ordinary criminal trial, and t.bou{,ht that he could grant no enlargement, if it did not leave the proseâ€" cutor in as good a position at its concluâ€" sion as now. â€" _Â¥ _ Mr. Giss accepted, but reserved to himâ€" self the right to dh‘fuu the ruling of the ourt as to the conditions impom’. llis Honour againâ€"said he would only enlarge the time for trial on condition thit the case would not be prejudiced as :Lg‘inlt the phmtifl'. S Micl ie e oi s 2 m Witnoss, Georg* Fisher. The undsru:gno.n wlll continue the above business 0n the same premises, 61 and 64 Riuexu 8t., will receive all the debts due the partnersbip and settle all the li=Li!itles thereof, The Queen Restaurant. More Accomodations. _The case was accordingly adjourned till May 25th, at ten o‘clock a. m. 1875. ? 1875. Ottawa River Navigation Company, NIGHT LINE. New Advertisements. t omuened. : _ ooE Ueo ds t ts CC A. 'uoun;fnwrrn Dated (ttawa, &IL, Muy 10 1870 44â€"6 @UA SHING LICENSES Rigned, oT L \RRIVALS, NOTTCE. ALINE CHESTER 1UPUER. THOMAS nud& \inger, J Laforest‘ , 8 Richnrd? J 0 j Henq riest, y Haly,‘ Halifax ; Becretary The shorvest, cheapest and quickest punin t Liverpool, I.mdnndorrL:nd (fiu&uw. The feet s one of the W‘LG test and safest in the world. Vessels wili be despatched as lollows:â€"â€" IF ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. salll from Liverprol overy Thurlax and }mm Overy ~aturday wlln& Logh Foylé to ive nn board and land Mails and Prssengers to and from Ireland a: d Bootland] are intended to be despatched from Quebec; POLYNESIAN ................ . May 8 PRUSSIAN. . ... .. .. ... y....... â€"â€"MAy | I8 HCOANDINAVIAN . . .......... May 2 MORAVIA® ... .......... .. .. . MAY 20 BARMATIAN................. Jung 6 PERUVIAN................... June _/ 12 PoLYNESIAN............... ... Jung 10 Extract of Boof," «"Nutritious Condiment foriHorses and Cattie,"" «* British Egg 66 Mbisbs mqu.id URDHK: « ... .: ++ +++ + .c r+++ ++ ++++++ +§70 10 §80 BUOOFAGO. . .. ..sp e ces esc er 6+ 20 0_ The Hteamers of the Glasgow Line are inâ€" .ended to sail from the Ciyde every Tuesday, and from Quebeo or about every Thursday. Maxtroran...;.. .....about _ 6th May PHOENIOLAN...}... ... .005 13th * W ALDENBIAN. .. .. .. ... d0th " ‘ANADIAN:cccck 66666000094 Â¥ith " c CORINTHIAN............ 4 8rd June HIBERNLAN. ... ... 62.026 08 10th * Rates of Passage from Quebec :â€" Vemkel. Berths not secured until paid for, Corkage will be charged at the rate of 2s per bottle to Cabin Passengers supplying their own Wines or Liquors. . D. W. COW ARD & OO., â€" â€" ___ Agents, 17, Sparkaâ€"st. IDt@rMe@dIAL@ ... 00000000 se es esz epyrc ++ > 40 gge:ue.....fl. [ 66d Subyean curtisg o mucn u1 experience :?umeurr on Venkel. l:leng: not secured until paid for, USE THE % Norwich Lgg Powder, UNION FORWARDING & RAILWAY CO holegs le and for Export by the propri gw ; Crowmo -m':l. mluwfi',"?....'.m ".'.Lt and by (Grocers and Q!imon univer» Wor making all kinds of Quitgs SI@JOKHN YOUNG...............Brattie, JUHN RUAN....:.â€"..» ...++â€"+s » »â€"U@@ghth H. 0. O‘KELLY........... . . + «: +MUIEO rEMBROKRN.................., : =ePH < KkPPEWA. Muirnn DEUX RLVIERES.............. . .. Reid. Steamer Jossie Cassels will leive Aylmer dnl‘lg. [Sundays oxoopwd]hat 8 a.m., convecting with steamers to Deux Rivieres. Omnibuses will leave Union, Russeil and Windsor F ouses at 6 a in., for passongers, es _ Bteamer Prince Arthur leaves Portage daily, [sundays oxoopu:e at 7a. m., pasâ€"engers arâ€" riving at Aylmer at 20 p.m. ) _ ____ _ _ _ _ __A connection is mad _ with the Canada Cenâ€" tral Railroad at dand Point, on the up and down trip«. _ _ _ __ aaanimiaa‘s make room for their Spring Stock, poo m mdns ht be, or u;'m:::'lu &A mncuo:nm?ofi'lnbmor o un imainiioniey antes tlon of $1.25 per DoL., dry Couâ€" fish, Unatse Bale $y Amagprtaaigmatne on Bd of which are sellitg at a redquction for VAsH. 10BACCOS, PICKLES, BALL BLUE § m ; CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD and to se0 that their names are upon the wrapâ€" n.% and bottle. SWt alintaanen T %r and labeis offlgg?fi the names of Lea Shd Porrins have been forged. L. names of Lea Ehd Porrins have been forged. L. and g.dmnouu mu"'m: have furnished woos:rondnnu with .‘p::..: Wb‘ @:%9!:229-3_97.,@" Tarlintions _ Steamer Sir John Young leaves Bryson for (hapean every Tuesday and Friday mornibgs dng:;olk)ok; retuyning, leaving Chapeau same I p. n. Rlgeie s rp e _ For further lars ly at the office â€"of in Oofoly EpplleWee" Pn ‘" ht the Sidte The success ofthis most dellcious and unri valed) ment having caysed deaiers Te ib o g ic e m & C qu i0 E mw w mm B7 which their right may be mmlaged for LEA & PERRINS‘ & ****" Namelon Wrpgen, Habel, Bottle, topper. Company have commenced their regular ‘trips .rrym mails and passenger®, to Montreal and intermediate landings, leaving Ottawa at 7 HIGH â€" WINES _ PROOF AND RYE , OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION C0‘¥ a. m.. Ottawa time Worcestershire Sauce ! t ~ Tor Solo Agents for Ontarie."".""""jg.; The Steamers of the Liverpool Oormt O‘Counor and ul\l'l‘lcsl:“DTATES MALL STEAMKRS every Saturday from NE W YUB? AND GLASGOW. Favourite route for iourists. / a Finesi Appm%x:'?m Mhln;.d «_ ssenger mocoim ation unsurpas fiATfi Or _ PABAAGis : KFrom NEW YORK to ARGOW, _ LIViskPOOL BELF AST, * | ons ‘xfiuwgumu%y. ABLNSâ€" $00â€"Currency. Bw!:nl.nrn fc.l.u ulzodnmrmu.: ways as lOw as opher coma part aeriente P SE ine arees, © T JbB: w New York, or their Afinu. GOULDTHRITE & MUSGROVE, Ottews, Rates of Passage fromzQuebec :â€" H‘rlfl:u. JRSaIH ASBEIS. KMNBALD.......... UHAUDILERE....... PRINCE ARTHUR ALLILANCR..,,...... OBRGON.......,.... sSNOW BIRD... JA&)N @oULtn Arawa Juiv 22 178. STAROH, RICE, RAISINS, CURRANTS, NUTS, CIGARS, PAILS aud BROOMS, also, s t ooo KR.B. C Ottawa, May 18th Pflbom gfl‘. The steamers 0f the Ottawa River Navigation â€" / "pa 0oi Ks W. snn% Ottawa, May 7th 1875. U8STâ€"LE Baskerville & B_Ios., No. 36, Rideau St., LLAN LINE THE ONLY GOODJSAUCKE Cabin......... 10 be had of all }Grocers. H. J. WEEKK uS & 00., OYAL MAIL LINE ABK P OUSEK EEP ERS, LB®A & PERRINS‘ 6 Celebrated ANCHOHK LINE. and. Butter ‘Powder,‘"‘ OHMAN. BTEPHENSON & Co., Steamships. Declared by connoisseurs to be coderham and Worts Cclebrated Distillery, SOLD LOW. Coln A€ent® for Ottewe and bistrios JR LEA & PERRLNS‘ AAUOE, Gracers. BASKERVILLE BROS. ,7£' ,; ns 1 5m ts C ud i Ag W 1{ ;&j}fl“}}. .... ... Boiton. .0. ... »~BFAUIE, ..... .. Duggait, ..... .. Munro. WITHOUT .. Findlay, .Mullhnnw .Smith. CaPTAINS Murphy Lt To authorize the issue of Debentures t0o the extent of one hundred tuousand dowais t0 be &V;:l p:sn; bonus to the Cunada Central Raliwey Whereas the Conada Central Railway Comâ€" “ F::‘& Tai eg m“&“3‘|‘...,."‘ 'nrelxte fi 033' 1 0 nire » | !he'ltvg:(‘som_broks. * yo ugf â€" _ Aud whereas the construction of such exte»> sion of their rai.way will be highly beneficial to the inhabitants and ra‘e nayers of the Oity of Ottawa and the Council of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa in order toâ€"aid in the construction of the said extension have come _ to the conclusion to grant . a bouus to the said oompan{‘w the ‘amount of one hundred thousand doliars in manner and upon the terms and conditi ns hereinafter con» tained; and in order to engble the Corporation of the City of Ottawa so to do, it Will be necesâ€" sary to issue Debentures of the O?Clflmo( the City of Ottawa to the amount of one Iunâ€" dnd\gouunddollnn as herelnafter is conâ€" Tll And whereas, it wiil: mnlroolovanl-ba-nd dollars to be raised annually by special rates for the &ymento(m-ld Debentures and interâ€" est thereon «s hereinafter provided. _‘ ~ puo i ongliudinally ; 4 7, $ b, 10 and tender to state the sor Seol respecure sien io s Res ig ue Tal.n‘d.;. and to mo the '-1’ |‘.~ oo MMaak e r Cc ~Amitarnint. ty ngin ablt provery ot the "Otr of Dutaite mevording able e wa wthgrloupt.mvlnd ule-’;nent rolis of the city is nine millions, six hundred and seventy thousand, seven hundred ani twenty doilars. â€" __And whereas, the amount of the existing debt of the City of Ottawa is one million, seven hunâ€" (tired ‘;ng mmhurh.ounzd, four handred m& wentyâ€"five and ‘nterest, no part which said principal and interest is in arrear, _ And wbereul for paying interest and creating & Ie-.rg-lnklng-lu hrJnylu the said sum of oue bundred the oliars and interestâ€"as herelnafter men , it will reâ€" quire an equal annual spâ€"cial rate of twelve hundredths of a cent in the dollar in addition to all other rates to be raised and levied in each year 14, on the +outh side Of Queen strset, _______ _ !5 nt poliing »iace number five, at Police In B%gmm‘w‘fu ni slf.‘%em rodse, on the Bouth aide of in By. at : «igtcoupiurne ryoniow Pm ie oo 5n in aites i on % houwr of nine 0 ‘chogic in the forenopn of the same .day ; wx. P OTFAwA, May 12th, 1876 i OM j T o. 2. Wilâ€"june 8 __ Be is therefore enacted and ordained by the Corporation .of the City of COttawa in Councii assembled as follows iâ€" , the time being of the City of Geuewa 4o oguse me Cit; wa cause any number otDobeuturyesoli) be made for such sums of money as may be requied; such Deâ€" bentures to be jor not less than one bundred dollars each and not to «xceed In the whale the said sum of one bundred thousand dol} which Debenture« shall be sealed with th â€" seal of the said Corporation &nd be u,gnod by the ‘Duo;‘ llnd the Treâ€"surer of the said City for the me being. _ j t me boln& } 7 % The Baid Debentures shall be 'ny.bhm the thirtyâ€"first day of Lecemmber, in year of Our Lord, one tho sand eight bhundred and pinetyâ€"five at the office of the Quebec Bank, in the cu{ of Ottawa. and shall have coupous attached for the payment of interest as it fails 8, The said Debentures shall baar interest at and after the rste of #ix per cent, per annum from the date thereot which interest shall be payable hallâ€"yearly on the last day of the months of Degember and June in each T“ the said office of the said Quebec Bank, the (ity of Uttgwn aforesaid, « â€" Beventyâ€"tive at the Reverst. bizocs" bercluater seven er mnnuonodv.i'n the said 013. bol, the places at which the last Elections of the Members of the Council of the said City were held, numely :â€" ay arising from the passing of this Byâ€"law, _ Wireeikpeanin es No o Dlive es on es the time the 6e -hunp.w‘hm Wm&h:mfiuh â€"law nlronho-a; of the Electors of the Jn.v o{"&an aforesaid before the tinal {:-ln thereof ; s Mm fi).:. of taking the Votes inoo ecorane is onl eronbon of e hereby fix the third day of June, in the year of -]firvâ€"r % 'â€"'W- 3200 v'---"-'-l Esds g:umnous.g'.l:‘mu Clarke, Lot mo. 4, 1?%@"5:;'» at place Number two, on Lot No. li Vmwo. TAKE NOTICE â€" â€" above is & true of Byâ€"lane which will ue toxes tat of o probosed blmmw:xmwmuama of l;-{.lmro month: the the in the ;‘ll- “fl&p.l‘, date of 'll-g in year of our Lord one thomu:{ Mhung:d and =vuty-flw' and that the of the electors of the said nwum w‘;:‘n"'m"."ow C Oliaw n nainely " * Vietorin '% “"ll. m’ of James Clarke, en the North side of Wellington street, _ ist, The said Canada Ceniral ailway. Comâ€" .;' shall oo(i’nor shall L:y person ;&rpnn- Em olalmla , through, or under them, be entitled t > the raid Debentures«, un}â€"se, nor unâ€" til the said ‘exteusion m&m:'hob Pem» of January, A. D), #-i. have been oomploq Undisds Coftonl itni! wat Coin rany, and reghine pan trains shall have ;-e({ovul.ho-’n'me. Znd. Nor uniess. no« until the said Can®da Central Railway Com shall have given Mo&vd bymmd surficient n.‘:fi mnld y the Mayor of the City of Ottawa, nave granted w.fln Oug)al'-kll of the muaan. frce of all incumbrances, & strip lflsd‘m‘.‘d“&, mm-Wwa 2:.“. wu'u-or' ..‘:‘Im.«"‘.u“fi.‘.m. whole a h.g‘fild&drfimtmuulum, 3 . Nor nor untii said Canada Oshishl Iniiway Company shat nave gives is “% :{. polumm:mber three, at the Enâ€" ad.u:mnqzflm umber four, at Lot No. 14, on the Sou ndo&mn-mu. 04“'#&“ mm%wg‘qumm Pn A ber on glf'l-‘.:u?.nfi:“ on wide of In Byâ€"wara, at polling place number seven, “.'?“33.5 w_“z’fl Befil id 0 Fork ssrogu, necting at said last mentioned places with thepmentunoonml:i way. mn,uhuob;m d ed that tha said Provincial # not deliver the MID“& pn.n;oormlz any mwo&# w on m?noggponhn fultiiment of the condi= the firit any of Janoary,. whieh wit mt the first day of January, which will be in the of our Lord one {hou-nu t hundred hnd seventy â€"sik, and tiky in detauit ut uen ds and seventyâ€"81x, and that, in default of such fulâ€" fl_r.mem w&mut;h‘:utvwmt:. said Pldflm (‘ity of Ottawa, all the Mm and unmdm :n:;t.hq-.ld Corporation shali DJ A be freed from all and every ovligation in any Cory oration of the City of Ottawag od. and :md-nt security :'mmv.d of by && lfi and Corporation of City of Ot«awa, that snid Canada Central Railway Con..any shall eonstruct and have in complete running order, mwmmmw«um Byâ€"law, er line of Railway between Be I‘s mm.numovuugeoawm as short and direct a courseas the of tae country between those two places will allow and conâ€" AGENT for OTiAWA »od. vicinity, May lith, \tÂ¥oruh Antl oC en P w @igg RHALED TENDERS will be .eceived at this Mhoe, wu.ou‘gm:nmm ay the at t ty e lue, bu ; %7, 8, b, U and 12 feet Cash Assets Over $26,000,000 tawa, May 11, Equitable Lif Assurance Company, aegal 1otices. BYâ€"LAW NO. NOTICE. J. T. Sutton, Russell House Block, number four, At Lot No, dn trâ€"ur J '."“" fyranss Dance Music. Vio.n 4 Piano, #or Reed e m “;;..- -;v'"“ Usetul ve _ Books with Rmor cce ns ais, mfiwx‘:mwu tor price. * tn ...M mm CLARKE‘S DOLLAR instauctors, Now rady ing Exoncines CLARKES RECD ORGAN CovPamien, Winners frty Diness, | ~do, HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL Whereas it is ided by the 58th Section of the Aet gl Victoria, Chapter 6, intituled: * An Act respecting the Cusâ€" toms," that the Importer of any cattle or swine may slaughter and cure and pack the same in bond, under such Regulations and restrictions as the Governor in Coun: cil may from time to time make for this ine, and wvd‘:r'un terms of the mm‘ for urpose, adopted byOrdnrinUounuilofgmd day of May 1868, _ _ _ C 2+ _ _ And whereas it has been found expeâ€" dient to give effect to the said Seotion 58, His Excellency, on the recommendation of the Honourable the Minister of Cusâ€" toms, and, under the provisions of the said Aot, has been pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that the Urder in Council of the 22nd day of , 1868, and the Regulation hereby established be that the following i0 :s be and are hereby adopted and established in lieu otherwise shall remain in full sorce and virtue. % Upon the reception into the Bonding Warehouse, the swine shall be regardeu oluyumt,uu:'itMnoHnbwm to remove any of them from such Wareâ€" house alive; nor shall any part of the rodu::fcmhwimbqn.ondfiuy- gvm, any purpose, without a fimfiodl&ofix.«?w Customs, as in the case of all other bondâ€" 5. The. produce of swine imported alive and warehoused for slaughter, at the said rate of 113 pounds for each hog, and the meat of the swine imported in carcass for mmd ing, at the actual ascérâ€" weight at first entry, shall be subâ€" ject while in bond to all changes in the tariff rate of duty, and when entered out ofbondforhomqoonlumpfinz:bfllpq the rate of duty in force at date of such entry. on meat of that kind. ‘Such iumporter shall then execute a bond to the Queen,in double the amount of such duty, the con; dition of which bond shall be, that upon the due exportation within one year of the nudmgmducu ot the swine so imâ€" converted into pork, bacon, mnnd lard, or payment of the duty secured by the saidâ€" bond, then uie said bond shall be and become uull and vorud, shall enter the same for Warehouse, the usual form of such entri l:gz upon its face the number and of the herd, and also the quantity of pork, bacon, herd, and also the quantity of pork, will produce when siaughtered and dressâ€" ed at 113 pounds weight for each live hog so imported, and the amount of duty to which such produce is or may be lizble under the rates prescribed by the taritf in force at the time being as the p1oper duty &anu;ioimporbdindn onn::nobo cured and packed in bm* enter= ed in the usual way for mnnqud bo‘sho-dintmpmmiho.uhlhhdn a Warebouse of this class for the special purpose of curing and packing. The weight 0 such carcasses to be duly ascerâ€" tained by the proper . Officer of Customs, 4. The killing pen, curing and packing to uded in such warehouse, Wag mn-buwm sunrise sunset to 7 survey of the Collector orm of Oulton-,orohgoflo-nto-‘o-.b whom the duty of such inspection may be assigned by them or either of them. _ thereofâ€"that is to say : .nd'.hainm::uhfllin bonds to the Queen in the amount of duties sccruing thereupon under the tariff then in force, conditioned for the due exporta 1. U the tation of swine for wid purpose of thaghten the Imapories tion of the same, or nymnt of d within two years from dn‘ooflho:l: of the ‘.“ * World. in the oma b nos td $ work Lamps & f.mhhfl.fide'ie’; D. Wx"u'!?_n. Aptsirssrrirri=rarhsrsereivigy se M« MKAVANGGEL\ysâ€"rieek¢ +s +5683 t 21808 +4 6 «04 Bhares can be subscribed for at the office of O‘Connor & open fora iew weeks und Whore alil necessary inforn GovERNMENT HoUSE, OTTAWA. «_ Friday, Tth day of May, 1875. May 12, 1875. RODERICK RYAN w . H. WALLERK, JAMES GLLLIE, T THE OIL DEPOT, SUSS.E’,K"Q > (}. S. SHAW & GQ., _ C A PIT A Lo _ * muTual suildinge society, OF OTTaAwa. _ * . 10 chotbe tunoe. 310 hymns, . HARPER‘8 MAGAZILNE ILLUSTRATED, RODE ‘RYAN w. u.' %ALLIB _ W. A. HIMSWORTH, Clerk Privy Council. TL H*‘dwap, Jor Open WILLIAM KKBUE, JOHN HENEYy 2o MeDUUGALL, Coal Oi1. DIiRECTORS. York . OFFICERs. te of ©‘Connor & Waller, where the stock necessary information Gan be oblained." "*** THE TIMES Kdition) he ity of Ottawe s douthe wit Pavarel sotroes udutaten o THE WEEKLY TLIMES *rrcsas»as4....«} ..« BBOlioitor, _ _ _ ‘ unge or amall < _ @F i.16p.m. Prain f . connection with Train som the Wesl, in CANADA CEN _ _ .w aJu. Train ? roms "i“:l_.';: the ,V""_‘:WM* "L-'u-c and from toth Time faster t For Ottawa via Brock TWO KXPRESS TRainz umm bvamene dBRBLIH ki roal s i it Brockvilie & Ottawa Kail WILSON & ORR, COarvers & Gild Janvlq PHOTOGRAPH *4 11040 a #.)Grand Trunk CHEâ€"$T. LAW Caruers & C rockyllie, Jan. 11, 1876 {K very amy, BHOW OaBKs mau® TO March 12, 1874 . 4 | 2.0 P.4. Grand 8 110 & o. T60 8 o ark sâ€" PLOTU RE FRAR £Ville @. 4 J-u.vf es reiverr micardraclnaeee THE TI MES 69, SPARKS STREET. MANUPAOT URIRE Railways, & Warertown Rys.. 108 Qunnedting with. A BBLV K. JOREPH DPixin ~thE =â€" # 80 m tm d PC i4 Yinin (Â¥e m ®F. M ELN DL ghas Tailor and Outliter, Post Office. â€" Firsiâ€"6 end sailaimction gu Omnli aas tw mund mt IF ~duboth & Jliists®" ui Doh """"*" ooo oo t #gi0 ard »imodi ies Belling at a very A frut obmses Nib uo 43. _ â€" Dont forg King & 0C ENS 19) "y W *one?, w wil be paid at 1 GIYBS & Figio Fatents vVOL. 3 COottons CA HLAD w He dARE. Tmoe . wveml .. saaindedts A i t31 To Aud other Lamb‘s Coeprer ml;:nt Ac wihae bâ€"wil\ h‘ npcifapiy An L rrinhed Gusin t NiA 860D N. Obilld reus* PA Etous e i ONALED M. Murck 10, 187 démeuts 10, Lesdt & (TRADK M W# t Koo at Mre. * BHuccemsor