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U# 5. We 6 U} 494 p#® J ) o @4 1 We have appointed Mr. 3. .. Cuvron, of Port Hope, Ontario, Sole Ajzent in the Dominion of Canada, for Tus Tuexs and Tus Desarss or Parâ€" LtivsNT, Orders and Subscriptions for wAi~» e is authorized to receive on our Jisny Aduvcrtisciments. Â¥O TLD ADYERTISEMENTS INSERTED IX THIS Urang Opera Houseâ€"Blind Tom . Eituation Wantedâ€"‘"C. f."" Trwgs Office Ring Doves for sateâ€""Ch arlie," Trxiss Office Music~Ditson & Co, Not ¢oâ€"K. J . Senkier. Local Notieeâ€"J. Shanly. Cheap Saieâ€"James Ashfeid TTotice to the Public. PRESiDENT GRANT AFFAIRS. Among our telegraphic despatches & few mornings ago was to be found a rather longâ€"winded and not very intelliâ€" gible summary of a manifesto by the President of the United States upon the con lition of Cuba. We all know how that unfortunate dependency of Spain is situated, and the dreadful results of the anarcly ‘and cutâ€"throatism which have reigned aqmongst the people for ‘the past few years. Whatever may be the faults attributable to Spain in that {connection, and however much we may to prepared to condemn the policy he has pursued toâ€" ULTAWA, THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1875, wards Cubs, especially in regard to \ slavery, we cannot forget that the civip wur â€" was _ fomented _ and is . still maintained by a junta of desperadoes in New York, who infuriate the rebels, by cipcuialing amongst them inflammatory and incendiary publications, supply them with arms, and in fact do all in their power to keep alive the disturbance, exâ€" sept put their own precious lives in peril. Their heroism, it will be noted, is of that fireside description which stops short at the point where actual work is to be done, and shrinks into its shell at the smell of powder. The "warlike eleâ€" ment‘ still exists amongst our Yankee neighbours, and that they have had thei" eye upon Cubs, with a view to annexation, has long been more than suspected, and it bas been hinted that General Grant, in order to retain the political support and influence of that section of the communâ€" ity, if for no deeper diplomatic purpose, has rather favoured their designs than othâ€" erwise, 1t is surprising what facilities have all along been offered by the American authofities for the shipment of arms and the supply of the general sinews of war to the insurgents. The United States press have never failed in courtesy to the leaders in the movement, who are digniâ€" fed with the designation of "patriots," although their purpases are well known to be of the most selfish and ‘unpatriotic nature imaginable, and the means by which they are endeayouring to sttain them of the most inhuman description} We do not pretend to understand Presiâ€" dent Grant‘s latest deciaration on the subject, for that seems to have defied liis own immediate friends and countrymen ; but there is a spreadâ€"eagle smack about its very . vagueness which makes . it _ look exceedingly like an electioneering dodge. 'I'Lnx:oo- session of Cuba is perhaps a very desirable thing in the interest of the Republic over which Geueral Grant rules, and perhaps it is not. The people of the *United States are by no means agreed on. that question themselves, and probably if they were, there are very strong reasons why the " Queen of the Seas ‘‘ should assert her right to be consulted as to the disâ€" position of a property which is very near to same of her own most important colâ€" onial possessions, and forms besides a very important key to the naval soverâ€" eignty which the United _ States might some day desire to *assume, but which Spain could _ not _ if she would, under any circumstances. The probability is that President Grant has never given a thought‘ to the acâ€" quirement of Cubs, or to what he might have to encounter and risk in attempting it. He knowsâ€"quite well that the United States are just now not in/a position to go to war with mybody-JorhinlynoHo: engage in a naval strife in which the first Maritime Power in the world would pro . bably take a part. However, when Genâ€" eral Grant finds the elections likely to go against his party, he is accustomed to get up a little " war" sensation, which rouses the martial spirits of his old friends, and rallies them round the " old flag." If our Yankee cousins were a very warlike people, or a very mighty.power in the estimation of European nations, getting up a tempest in a teapot of this kind every now and again, might be a very unsafe and dangerous kind of sport As i. is, nobody seems to take much notice of it, Even the people of the United States themseives begin to underâ€" stand it. s n oledin ahe cms1 the Aartaiet s prefwable 4o a bus An Indiana gentleman buried one wife on'hmdsy.mrrioduothoron’l‘hundng‘, and was divorced on Saturday, and wants to know if a bigzer week‘s work was ever performed by any one man before to walk along the street with your eyes on a level with second story windows, and it‘s nome of your business what kind of Look here, gentlenien, why this howl! against ladies‘ striped. 1 It is your solemn duty as a respectable citizen * _ MacLEAN, ROGER & Co The Times. 1 zre lrish Friese always in Stock, 1. W. KENNY & SONS, Aerchant Tailors, and Outfitters, «.hn‘)};};g,.\-’.gék urg e o ealre dn se er Foyq 1 oÂ¥ on cUBAN Issue of £1,500,000 Canada bonds, bearâ€" ing four per cent. interest, angfgunnn(eed by the Impcrial Govers me at of the United Kingdom under the autority of the Act of 37 Victoria, c. 45, passed on the 26th May, 1874. And of £1,000,000 Dominion of Canala ‘ four per cent. bonds, authorized by the | Act of Parliament of Canada, passed on ‘ the 8th April, 1875. Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co, and l Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co., are authorized {;y the Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada to receive at the office of the former firm, No. 8 Bishopsâ€" gate street, Within, on Tuesday, the 26th instant, between the hours of one and two o‘clock of the day, sealed tenders forâ€" The fallowing is the official announceâ€" ment of the new loan :â€" _ _ _ _ _ £1,5300,000 Canada four per cent. bOnds, | guaranteed by the Imperial Government | of the United Kingdom, and to be repaid | on 1st October, 1910, as per form of bond | annexed ; \ And £1,000,000 Dominion of Canada 4 per cent, bonds, of the form and tenor ‘s'g(x;;xed, to be repaid on lst November, 1905. i _ The 4 per cent, guaranteed bonds will bear interest from the first October, 1875, and the 4 fir cent. Dominion bonds from | the lst Ndvember, 1875, payable half | yearly, on Ist April and 1st Uctober, and 1st May and lst November respectively. ‘The above montioned sealed tenders may be for|the whole or part of £2,300,â€" 000, in the| proportion of threeâ€"fifthe of guaranteed bonds, and twoâ€"fifths of ordi nary Dominion of Canada 4 per cent. bonds; and no tendeér will be admitted. which does not comply with this condiâ€" tion, maly, stating one price for the two stocks united. | 1 The guaranteed portion of this Loan will be alliin bonds to bearer, but the Dominion 4 per cent. bonds can, at the option of the subscribers, be either in bonds to r or stock registered in their namés, and by virtue ofan arrange ment entejfed into by the Imperial and Canadian ‘Governments, the regiatered stock will be transferrable free of stamp duty to the Â¥roprioton. Bouds to bearer may at any future time be converted into registered stock on payment of 2s 6d per | cent. stamp‘duty. _ . For the £1,000,000 Dominion four per: cent. loan, a cumulative sinking fund of not less than } per cent. will be employed in the purchase of bonds or stock of the loan at or below par ; the Government serving the right to invest the sinking fund in other securities, if the price of the loan should be above par. _ _ _ | _ THE NEW CANADIAN LOAN. The Minister of Finance of Cansda will deliver to the partners pnaoenb of Mesgrs. Baring Brothers & Co., and Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co., a sealed paper conâ€" taining the minimum price at whigh|he will sell the aboveâ€"mentioned £2,500, »~nds, and those partners will then ogen the tenders, and allot the bouds to the highest bidder or bidders pro rata, hc¢â€" cording to the price offered. _ Tha td gpor will only be opened in case inister of Finance declares that whole amount has not been tende or above his minimum. | _ _ I U pon allotment a payment of the |dif ference fbetween 80 per cent. and (the price tendered will be required, and (the nuhso'%uont instalments must be paid at the office of Messrs, Glyn, Mills, Currie & (o., as follws:â€" | 25 per cent. on 28th December, 18751 25 per cent. on 11th Fvbmu{, 1876. 30 per cent. on 28th March, 1376. Payment of these instalments may be made in full under discount at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, on any day wm an instalment falls due. The failure to any instalment when due forfeits all préâ€" vious payments,. . |. _ > | _ _, ; _ [ o e t H1ncs Lk nor Mesers. Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. make any tender. beoels 's:n;-'x:ca;u will be issued without delay, and bonds of £1,000, £5,00, or dol&j‘, and bonds ol £1,000, £0,00, DP £100 will be delivered in exchange as soon as practicable. ; _ _ 4 London, 19th Oét., 1875. â€" (Porm of Guaranteed 4 per cent. Bonds.) CaNADa. Under the authority of an Act of Parâ€" lHament of Canans, passed on the 26th May, 1874, intituled "An Act to authorize the raising of a Loan for the construction of certain public works with the benefit of the Imperial Guarantee for a portion thereof," this debenture entitlee the bearer on the lst October, 1910 to the sum of of lawful money of Great Britain, being part of the sum of £3,â€" 600,000 raised under the authority of the said Aot, the said pmthl sum to be repaid in London at the banking houses of Messrs. Baiing Brothers & Co., and of Messrs. Glyn,, xim., Cuwrie, & Co., and to interest thereon until repayment of the principal at the of I, cent. mmum payable ty ry“nt the ing houses of Messrs. Baring Brothers the lst April, and 2 per, cent. on the 1st tctober in each ygar, the sail principal snm and the interest the being clnrrc on the i Revenue Fund of Canada, as set f in the said Act ; and whereas under the guthority of an Act of the Imperial Parli t of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, passed in thoB':hu: ear‘ of Her S njesly‘s reigh, ch on ers of Hemty‘: '?‘s’mury_ are authoâ€" rized to guarantee in such manner and form, and on such conditions, as \hag think fit, p.zment. of the principal an of interest a araunot‘n > ‘Bp:rf: cent. per annum upon any any loan raised by the Goyernment of hanking houses of Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co., in the City of on presenâ€" tation of the proper cqupon for the same as hereunto annexed, namely 2 per cent. on the 1st April, and 2 per, cent. on the 1st tctober in each ygar, the sail principal snm and the interest thereon being Canada for the purmu of the construcâ€" tion of the Pagitic ilway and the enâ€" largement of the Canadian Canals, 80 that the t tal amount so teed from time to time do not w&w and are further authorized to cause to be .iuued from time to time out of the growâ€" ng produce of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom such sums of money as may at any time be required to be paid to fulfil the guarantee under the said Act, in respect eitter of principal or interest ; the said Commissioners of Her Ma sty‘s Treasury . having lingly guâ€" teed the due payment of prin= Aranteed the due payment of such prinâ€" cipal and interest, such $nnnuo is testiâ€" fied so far as relates to amount of this del‘;onwn.‘t;ydthlo ni;::mmrolhonb to h:f the un gn: uly ap ted by the warâ€" nnte:l’i the ‘said Commistioners for such purpo e. £ (Form of Dominion of Can:da 4 per cent. The Government of Canada hereby acâ€" know.edges to be indebted. to the bearer s ‘h"“t'.eof £ the 5 thodl: sterling, bei t 0 sum au ised to be win virtue of an Act of the Parliament of Canada, passed on the 8th April, 1875, which saum the said Govâ€" ernnjient undertakes to pay on the 1st November, 190'1,r the ogou of Messre. Baring, Brothers, & Co, and Mesars. Glyn, Milis, Currie, & Co., in the City of London, in En?lnd. with, interest in the meanâ€" time from the 1st November, 1875, at the rate of :. per cen:.b lper n?nun.l,mh_ ::. terest bein yable yearly on first days agi:y and ?lovomber in each year at the same,place on presentation of proper coupons hereunto annexed. _ _ _ The principal and interest of the above -mmch:?tbloupmmecmnlidshd Revenue Fund of Canada under authority of the above Act, and a sum equal to oneâ€"half_per cent. per annum of the prinâ€" cipal sum of such portion of the afore sw !loan as may be issued will be set amart and invested for the redemption thereof in the bonds or stock of this loan if the price is at or below par, the Govâ€" ernment of Canada reserving the right to involt‘htho am:‘un‘:x;“otil:cm when the ‘price e above par. ‘This bond mypo,uhupdfa?éd tiflcate of Inscription transferable in London at the office of Messrs. Ulyn, Milis, Currie, & Co. â€" ||° + STATENENT OF THSB PINANCB MINISTBR OoF ‘ No compendious statement of the tion of Canada from official sources dif e the at & | nearly £24,000,000, being about £6 per | head of the population on the 1st July | last (estimated at the rate of increase esâ€" \‘tablished by the census of 1871), ing been published in England since the first Confederation of the Provinces in 1867, the Minister of Finande deems the resent a fitting occasion to give the folâ€" rowing resume Oltl.g to the close of the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1874. The returns for the ‘year‘ oudin{eJnno, 1875, are not yet entirely complete, but where . practicâ€" able the results are stated approkithately. For convenience sake the amounts are converted into sterling, and given in round figures. 1st. The net public debt of Canada of all kinds after (dednction of bankers‘ balances, sinking fund investments, and other cash assets, is, at the presentndute, The debt is of three kinds :â€" 1. External or bond debt in sterling or eurrency â€" partly repayable at fixed dates, and partly redaoemable at the option of the Govâ€" ernment, about...£21,300,000 Deducting sinkâ€" _ ______ Owing to the constant Tynenh of debt maturing to _ fresh : deposits on acccunt Savings Banks, &c¢., and transâ€" actions with tae several Provinces, these accounts are at present in a state of flucâ€" tuation, and only approkimate estimates can be given. The annual interest charge on the exâ€" ternal or bonded debt is about £1,000,000 and on the remainder £300,000, in all l:udm £1,300,000, or about 6s 8d. per _ The whole of this ‘debt has been incurâ€" red for legitimate objects of public utility. There has been expended onâ€" (a) Canals about..................£ 5,500,000 (b) B-ilwayz‘ including advanâ€" ces to and the cost of those actually owned by Canada, |_ . _ __ ing fand...... Nominal capital representing anâ€" nuities (at _ fiv por cent.) payabl to the various P vinces, or other: ADOUb. . .cc * U Snss se ge es (c) Lighthouses,River im Deposits in Gov; ernment Savings (c) Lighthouses, iver improveâ€" mente, Harbours, Boufl and Public Buildings...........««.+ (d) Com}PGnnfion to the ‘varâ€" ibus Provinces for property and revenue surrendered to the Dominion, the purchase ;_i}uuhfion partly bearing no inâ€" terest and partly . 'iu,.ndthofieem?ofhnds â€" in the Province of Quebec :\ from the feudal tenure &o. 5,000,000 Though many of the public works have so far yielded but a llllSl revenue in comâ€" parison with the interest on their cost, much of the expenditure has been reâ€" garded both by the Imperial and Dominion Governments as necéisary, not in the interest of Canada oxolu:infy, but also on National grounds, so much so that the Imperial Government hasâ€"at various times sanctioned guarantees in ‘aid of ‘their con struction to the extent of £8,400,000.: ‘lhe engagements of Canada in connection with all these guarantees have Booht;&unotudly met without any advance whatever from the Imperial Treasury. _‘ &bout TRADE, SHIPPING, BTC. The indirect advantage from these public works has airé@dy been found in the remarkable :rapidity with which the commerce and material prosperity of the Dominion‘ have‘ been ‘developed, while a substantial intrease in the direct returns may fairly be expected from the improve ments now in Frogru-, and from the steady advance of population and trade. The aggregate trade of Canads rt and import, since the Union in‘;i&;:‘h’:l been as follows :â€" cash assets,....... For yearending 30th June,1868, £26,923,428 shipping of Canada are difficult to . be obâ€" taimed, as many vessels owned in the Do: minion <have 'aninh registers. . From best data obt-nabt;. .h:,.:we:;; tl:m'm actual tonnage 4 at about , numbui::X.OSO vessels. T L The fisheries . (not including:Newfoundâ€" The fisheries ,(not including:Newfoundâ€" land) em; nearly 40,000 men, and their produgt is estimated at â€"£3,000 sterling.. _ | _ < . hork e o _ The paid :2 banking capital for (Ontaâ€" MM in, 1867 l;s'l'q‘ 73 in 1875, ito in m ;:7. deposits from zfiess.fu to £14,~ : The deposite in the Savings Banks and Societies have increased from £1,240,069 -Lgr51.xn.m 1867 to £3,754,820 sterling in The revenue has nhawxuobnhn uous surplus during eath year sincé the Conâ€" federation in 1867, ald}:gx it has in the interval been charged much hc:x expenditure of an oxne&twnnl kind, s as outlay connected with the several Foâ€" nian attacks on the country, the acquisiâ€" tion and. or of new. territories, and E;ov_xdmg an adequate defensive force for the Dominion, &6 The elght years: ‘since ~Conféederation, therefore, exhibit art‘ surpilts of £2443.111‘ (not imcl the #ihkin fund), which has ‘been P in the redémption of debt, ‘and pi 1869......2,995,661......2,924,601.,. 71, 1870......%’,231’,714,...{.’.i%us. & )fi% 1871......3,867,112......3,124, 616 . . . 742,496 1872......4,1@%3...,.3,511,3:.?. k fimo %g;i......:,,g're'z‘ag....r.igg?, + +«336,744 l.... 9T%64 ++..,â€" 4791,023 . . ..182,626 In the ending 30th June last; ‘notâ€" 'ithu.nmm ted depresâ€" sion in trade in(b‘:s:.ldt:;lu. the reâ€" turns (though somewhat inoomptdo; show a satisfactory result, beingâ€" ¢ 1868. 1869. 1870. 1871. 1872 1873 1874 Estimated ‘Reventie................£5,050,000 BM0W00 terting) cnabied the Govermiaed? dlerk 22. } > . "whe TZZgR Kevenue, expended ‘on new works. is included‘in the curtent ‘expenditure; and MhficmWhMA of £700,000 since | * \Special m'humtouu;y to capital account which is n rmmmmhblo to it, but to d unr“dbu item ‘the income of the year. > Mos 15%‘.-4 1373 vfiu lv;.' ky on certain ‘special ulm:h. works s m&wfil‘flmfiwfimm accounts, 7 j ‘It may be proper to staite here that the the Dominion, t.h:fpurohn and organization of Territorâ€" (1 1k .....%,851,653... REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE ..... 1,000,000 THF TIMES OTYAWA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1875 DEBT. 7,000,000 Erpon ‘iture,. . Sarplug £20,300,000 MNC**to ies ;601. , . ©71,060 £23,800,000 £3,500,000 12,000,000 expenditure on public works in ) to the rodempticrn of about .62,083,000 of debt besn.&g 6 per cent. interest, the remainder of the loan having been exâ€" gnded on works, or be'mmoludod in fo befb%mfioned available balance o s fio o‘“ohd‘ the Government of Caâ€" nada is contracting the present loan are ‘as follows:â€" _ _ _ 2 t """ (1st) To provide for the construction of several wor;o__ of internal in:zme- ment, y in connection with the enâ€" largement/of the existing canal system, by which t'fi proposed to improve the communication ‘between L&ake Superior and the ocean to such an extent as to permit the passage of vessels of 1,500 tons burthen, t;rrymg from 50,000 to 60,000 bushels of grain, the largest sizes heretoâ€" bushels of grain, the t sizes heretoâ€" fore admil &mh:hin‘g"{:en about 600 t.on;,nd i &}_eu than m000bplhl:eh. C ( Ta; expemiitm'e curred on Wfl)'klf of 4 munication with the Northâ€"west Territori and the Pacific Eailway, | | â€" C |) (0.))0~ _ (3rd) To recoup the Exc bonds annually paid, bunn? & of interest, and to provide for _ ‘The general importance of these works to Campiipn interbeis will be 't_::hndo_r} stood by the simple fact that sgt present a v?ry large n:;nbet of the v lalnow emâ€" oyed in the navigation e up Kkel, including I‘kles.Erio, oompolfi ‘ to -w at Buffalo, from inability to pass the Welland Canal, thereby diverting the great bulk of the western grgin and proâ€" duce trade from its na 1, via the St. Lawrence, to the nmi exâ€" pensive canal navigation Buffalo to New York, and enormously teducing the volume of trade which would otherwise pass through Canada, to the benefit alike of the Western producer the Euroâ€" pean consumer. . _ _ _ _ . j _ The Government of Car are more especially desirous of pressing these works on with all possible vigour at the Â¥re-ent moment, in order to secure the full adâ€" vantage of the recent fall in the price of labour and materials thro ut America, The desirability of doing: so will be easily understood from the fact that it is computed by the best authorities that contracts for large works of this descripâ€" tion now be successfully executed at prices fulk 30 per cent. below those forâ€" merly paid in carrying out similar enterâ€" EuC Sm The canals, even in their present im: perfect state, return a moderate net revenue to the Canadian Treasury, and there is every reasonable probability that their receipts will be vyery largely inâ€" epply other . ___. (LATE METCALFE‘3) Are now prepared to show a very large stock of ovmm"m wan a y a eutr ampes 2 1 °.. ( PEA JACKETA And every desoription n:': Fall and Winter CS Dsmmm'fiksn EL SAIRT®, and a Large Am.np of Men‘s Furnishirgs : Onber beranriikmr. ovER OoaATING Smaboror ie e un Lamb‘s Clearing Sale, Alsrgo lotafaippers, at cost m.nm.-n ft for Sawâ€"log . .\ .( _ _. ... inrane cnanun s flmm «3t Nfihdd- -nm'&:‘ul- $eitestames To A.V."é"t';fgnm- & | diiiewa a rr&.'fimomov.r?. Childrous‘ Rubbers at 85 oteâ€" â€" .we.v_ &* at 40 4 wold fes‘ Long Rubber at ll-l.,! And other goods at proportionately low pridés, rfnsen taxtrs row aare ‘The subscriber. offers ‘his Timber Limits of 100 Equare Mi‘eéin m“m‘.m)!&! THOMAS SHORE & GWMPANY, [Bugcessore to LKE a;rspxmon.l h?ugh-nu,uuunuuhhfl the Enbiic to ‘Ml:‘mmmna-orsqmd ail deseripâ€" punete agane ut Soliles Pranks Vaimen. Amrobair Hagh London, October 19, 1875. N“ FiERn. In this Depar(ment wiil be found a very large ‘iCLOTHING HOUSE, Cpopairing ‘meatty and vromboity . Etbouted TINMBER LOLMITS, Sitaated ‘ou the Potewawa, Kippowi wha River JOHN SMITH & Co,, 2000 __ (LATE METCALFE‘s) 493 SQUARE MILES Otthwa, Oot, 8, 1875. {wotlée id herahy ‘glven "that a itividend 6P ineraccs forak â€"carer, TL SUDSH CE “m'“"m.’;"-. o tao Bank: To Thly oity, 0o nad arier weddge, oL PP PP C _fi_ ._.fi,.j ©1 NO EME IJ MBR DOUS, CCZDIITE SIVOE '“.-.: 2l idintee Roone wiP D wonh rom fihe l$th to ‘the Â¥)th Novemberâ€"â€"both days it SAUSAGES. _ _ JOHN ~SATOCHELL, [1ATE oÂ¥ PRuSCOTT]: â€" =H *wbm&md«k‘ua&um‘u~ ANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. The undersigned is ‘rrepared to negociaté Tor i uodll o fls . d MEdiMAVbAy, quaan ced poiier 58 clge, EASONABLE. Canadle: IMBER LIMITS FOR.SALE. pi AL By Qrder of the Bogiedy $ l afst/ A Rare Chance. n.ndmrymn"inwm CALL AND EXAMINE STOOK. Manufacture of Stusages. OaADoCLOT P r% JAuP %-. m. uy 1 weee i COMPARK THE PRICES AT TEHB funds (held in hand for public works in progress) ‘raghatBHoRH 00. ,_ tole, a pnolasanrtinfeâ€"can Sols 118 SPARKS aTRHEET. BRANOiES, ‘PORF & SHERRY | WinNe, GIN PORTER, &¢ PURE AND JNANULTERAYED, for i'umfly use and Medictnal m v 100 25 Ca 10 10 The Canadian Meat Canning Co.‘s Fresh Goods, BOLOGNASâ€" Chioken and T ; bath $moked, Brv ete. oY oo al ipcn Pn io t o ipih 220 600 in 5. cicon04 and Gottopel Yeel : Ko] M 6 i s Stoetbwmdly,‘ Roast DucÂ¥, Scotch Haggis, Shely m-. OX l‘mcn-. Tainb and ete. 1 t ( | Aboutrg:finerent kinds and varieties at half the prices of Im ported Grods, and mwv!hfl- The Largest assortment in the city. A call is w examine Prices and ties at BOOKS & STATIONERY ARTHUR L. HOLMES, Orgeneral Literatare. as wel as ( 'olmiu ang Fublic Schuol %‘ex& Books «Cl § school nelis. { Teasâ€"Black, the finest imported, Green, do. Céffeeâ€"Very superior, fresh roasted and ground daily, Byrupsâ€"Maple, Amber, Golden, &c., ver, ‘ne. Sugarsâ€"All grades, for prosérving very= M |og. A large and well selected slock of fancy & ries £oo numerous to detail always on Glasgow Peas Meal, Mackenzie‘s Diz [ {ivé Biscuits, and AngastWin Bitt "WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, Will be fonpd every article used In the office or k ies family, t ‘ . THE PUBLIOATIONS OFP: THE!| ~ _ ESTABLISHED .1854. Will giways :be: kept in‘ stook.. "A yery lange * * Sndooot Bings rifpan Boves â€" . BEST SX.â€"CORD EXTR OAUALTY, , Bpeolally Manufactured for use on the _ | {SEWING MACHINE.: »xRisspetiatciss A oAE MAK 8. SOFT FINISHED, EXTRA SMOOTH, pomigt sn ie m fne moare all the quallites requisite for An‘the 6 ‘Aro reveral niakes ‘and qiahtios Of (mnx«wvscomn.uiu a "ANCHOR BRAND" Best ‘SIXCORD EXTRA Qiality Kept by allLeading Dry Goods Houses. LOWRIE RICE,: | Livery Stontes, biton it is t#886, $p postte MR is tmdneurced w a daie e P Marah “‘lmfiRJOWfiLEB & ge,. f Livery stables in the Glty. _ «. _ ; ... , '1 \Furtaatostroms or ascuting sed vige,prom>: Ottawa, Be lpt,5, 1875 Direct Importations from the Producers * . 11 Frabiew Rigland, Holiang and Spain, « W. onmumu-uu'.-dt;w & and the public I of oi patroos anil the public generally Kq m na P age toms, and under the p Hoat or Te bat 264 Bb\ seetion of uty a0t pu-ovnntho!oddno(unhflwm (E ada, held in the Sist year of Majes ty Reign, chaptered 6 and intitule1. "An. Act ref 4 _â€"O PRESENR:O .. i0 . ” un exennior i0 Agat * [p Dares avinxges‘s PORTER, pints and quarts, put up to oider, [p Cases on awet, Jas, Vioté(s) spectal otder} very fine. : Casks SETERBY WINE, Y.P., fine favour, fne brands. Cases BAsS‘ Fine ALES, pints and quarts, per order. . Hogsheads Fine Old BRANDY, 10 years old, direct order, Hhds. Fine Old PORT WENE, unrivaled in quality, sonie 20 years old different prides o o uin‘ ndtireie Gand oi nhng !u . > | LARK & 60., TLivery "Stables; ~Odrriages, a BriftsH Liox H Ottawa, July 2, 1875 % 88 Sparks Street, oulirerad Wc mrarde i w a i draki Tédoll Dr. Ohase‘w ‘Feotpes‘; t ‘Thik IN. STATIONERY LIVERY"STABLES LUNCH, BREAKFASTS and SUPPERS. ANCHOR MILLS, Charles W.â€".Leonard;> ENTRE ToWXN First‘Class: Machine Sewing, ofet*iiEn‘t Housk, orrawa. Frinay, Sth day of October, 1875. w tb;a complete_assortmen t of WHOLESALE : & RETALL The Victoria "Stables PAISLEY, Would éail attention to their the Bank of B. N. Ar Iâ€"8T.J the best and mo Carriagnts. BOOKS © W. A~HIMSWORTE, Te Clerig Privy Cguroil. ed at UNRIVALLED FoR CX o asg d BANK OF OTTAWA. vidigris, ®nr@ibnPChhpgatte" wervers Frager, Eeqg., Hon. % Bry s * AeGuanray enying posihers n on SiTpugsrony ad Setmebrens James M »cLaren, l'a(! President. Cbarles Magee, Esq., Viceâ€"Presider sraw wBrITEn HoUSE Dro0RA ‘TOR, PALINTER, PA PFRâ€" ie btrint ndtigecend i6 $ yorkiegatine siyle. Opposite the {Post Office, |Elgin Street. wmobrnotee ou ue bensihes ol her ie MAuincth SHOOLBRED ‘&" co. i4 l4 t¢ j e [ J °j §) ! > Special Value in Lace Cortaiuns. Bavings‘ Department, MATHUSHEK ‘PIANO eope iereppne n aales" §1 PIANO mgu_u‘ns, ‘ORGANS, &c. |â€" followic U s oricor of 1he dtheront iInsivuihonts, BRescriptions, Pricet & : Teatimonidis infftiiirll Soptehe 2M in . ceo wee ut [ F OO H ' | us .I/AM3IE.TBAAIN 6 No NORRIS & SOPER,° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, _° 11â€"2â€"75. In the followic; TTAWA|CARPET MOUSE, |\ ): . rmmmm Rauk HRoticczs is ty ra £ iss silorrs., t iatet g pedas ep git h A large assortment of NEW PAPERS, MAT HUSHEK 3 w4 .‘i--ou-lcbv “! THOS. Pu-mm::, : ~No.00, Rideau St. Ottawa. css f1 mtc fieipan * SENT FREE ON, APPLICATION+ «& 2 00 B0 id . W th d 4 t 04‘1“!3_00! wirk rounx &6., just received, and now on view OTTaAWA 1875 >\ sq., V march, M.P.4. , . ParRICK RoBERTSO®, " VC aeet EV Nq ENC 17 CCH0R, A o. WtaTthM 202 . on aitine “Irm"l-fi% ere we have no a the prices named : a . B vees seeke s h pee sr. l.um::u 1 UOTTAWA RAILWAY, j of crei exom, boat lnd tnost direct gENERAL . ie or segunle aoinamn on en wvo GENBRAL . OOE * ~"AD orders for Book® requâ€" ing printed neadingg LTERATION OF _ RUNNINGâ€" TiME [A omenty hos* °C ‘~ And noceleratiov of <raing. . Aue. 32. hamy â€" > aftter FRIDAY, lsnt VUCTOBEE, 1878 Onlhdm'm run :-‘hnnvnf J495 Kxe | _ | from West..........\ 700 P.M at Presoott Junetion. Ese P C n ad s d -â€"-M "om sennan oo t nn We P e T Hos: RBDY NOLUS, °> _ $Every day including Ofunlmfilgu(é"nlw'h."'h Grand Trunk CANAJA CEN T RAL Brockville & Uttawa Railways For Ottawa via Brockvilie. tweo EÂ¥engsSsTiWUs ailt P.rt rFLOROTTAWA, _ Arrival and Departure of ‘Mails. elose. connection Train or the Wet )1 oP1 o emncopagiat ~* Debvrqaaiiveroer waply eviy y e 5; 70 ;::-mm W esp arriving An Oitews mi 4 48 * Gonnectin made at Sand Point with | boats in the U oper Ottawa, at Mentrow fls o. ~ :. Womeneninl megan Trains run on â€"Montreal time. _: * T #300.208.4â€"0 40e Pullman or Sofa Cars on Nos, $ arfd 8. , C isEpT N: UEX Ofi fame: > L anh..â€"AURUNE, .. ARABCEMA®NT | 1878 Oct. 8, 185. ‘On ‘Morey Order Offices o ) Di T. aoniirerellte PouT or®IOk sayINGas Baxxk, | wiy 6t Snc d t# ts _Er;fiiwufi:mp-m- zville Jaak os C onnodiion wi WLlsm.!s:#:- Manmaus. Goine No*"5 GOING sODTH by 1 June 7, 187* Srand ‘Trunx , West| "and : Rome» & Waâ€" Tlact :2 Rolks i. _ Wateriown RUy. |1.30 a m NOTICK. POW 2 e capl l ons tertown Reiiways, ;1.15 P. x. ng with. OttaF¥® | wneorporated 1874. ._>] ) Papes @utER Asb _ Account Book â€" Marufacturer, ‘Fire and Marine Insurance Co BOOKBINDER, GROoRGE R"Aca.% | in ,"-W:‘ :u :m | Rp # On;'ntyo"m } OHAS. D; OT. Keq., Manager. E. ©, W. M*eCUA! ; Sucet in Oftwn Vanap, OFFICE:> Russel} Hovse Blook, ETNA LIFE ANSORARCE COMPMY, â€"â€"«~~~General Agént . . Citizens Insurance Co‘y. caprtran"©" ... * "$2,000000, }T-I »so HAN A DFI AND .B _’Jv; #g gl °. SPARKS ETREET, OTTawa \vt awe, Sept, 16 1875. Active cabvusters wauled for‘termitory not R ~â€"_«. Manggerof District .. N. B. Residence nortb side of *lbert, westof ‘n{.l“ % Oftawa Sent T. 18°5. . . __!.1 Fizs, Lure, Accivent 1xp O@vakantes. 1HAS. DESJIAKDLN®, ryrage fo, M e _ The Tenders io have agtua«l signaiures of two Mn eeigiinh n en five per cent. on Cash Assetse Over $26,000,000 Equitable Life Assurance Company, _ Mook binders. JOHN WINER, Esg, Hamilton, ___._ J. T. Sutton, _ _ aorwt tr onl A wA "dba »ngigny. = a. MORTIMER, Tusurauce. CAPIT AL, $1,000,00, Vice«Presidents : will be required: on real ie Charter m CANADA ix * WA TL 4 L Numboring ‘ddou mt this *4 your fat forehead, Feset what & *# My Kiss me upon lis the however, * Well, «ocm # 44. , Â¥1 vatel