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4 " M l tw } W 44 § M + We have appointed Mr. 5. . Luvrcsu, of Port Hope, Ontamo, Sole Agent in the Dominion of Canada, for Tas Tixzs and Tuzs Desatks OFf Par LiaveNt, Orders and Subscriptions for whi~a he is authorized to receive on OUur ochaif. MAcLEAN, ROGER & Co.â€" Flew AducÂ¥ilatINnEkLi wO OLD ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED I# W1ll be at home Th receive visilors between the bours of Threeâ€"thirty aud Fiveâ€"thirty, p.m., OD Notice to the Public. Ottawa, Nov. $ 1373 Countess of Dufferin SaTURDAY, A‘ke Times. PHE NEW MILITARY COLLEGE. It is customary, sfd indeed very natuâ€" ral, for the people of Canada, when estiâ€" mating the progress they are making in all that goes to give solid strength and enduring importance to. & mnation, to cdmâ€" pare results with the neighbouring Re:â€" public. . Whatever objections we may have to the "new civilization‘‘ over which Dr. Tiffany grows boisterously eloquent, if we sometimes think that in political corâ€" ruption the people are much too fast and in the punishment of rich criminals a great deal too slow, it must be admitted that in the true sense the United States are advancing with rapid strides. They are our neighbours and our kindred, of the same race, speaking the same lanâ€" guage, possessed of institutions in many respects similar to Oour OWD, devoting themselves to like pursuits, pervaded by the same spirit of enterprise, and actusated by the same aspirations. It is therefore but reasonable that we should draw comâ€" parisons between our own condition and theirs, and strive in all things to be equal to it if not ahead of them. It may be that not unfrequently we are disposed to take credit to ourselves for a superiority over them which the disinterested specâ€" tator would disallow, but it may fairly be held that, if our national structure is not rising, so rapidly and in such gigantic proportions as is theirs, it is at least being built upon a surer and a firmer foundaâ€" tion Our climate may be, more severe, but it is more conducive to physical strength and bodily endurance, and it is a fact as well . established as that the sun shines or the surface of ER EXCELLENCY OTTawWaA, SATURDAY, N the conditions necessary to the producâ€", tion of a race industrious, enterprising, moral, and enlightened, whose progress mayâ€"be gradual but sure, and whose in. fluence in the councils of the nations never fails to be even more than comâ€" mensurate with their population and commercial importance. We have, in, this country, adopted the best features of the systems of Government of the Mother: Country and the United States,‘ and‘ avoided the mjority of the weaknesses by which both are characterized. We have all the liberty of a democratic republic, with all the solidity of a limited and constitutional monarchy. In respect ; of our system of national defence, we were also justified in taking a wrinkle from our neighbours across the line, and that has been done in connection with the insti tution which forms the subject of this article. It has sometimes been charged against us, not only in the United States but in . England, that we were lacking in selfâ€"reliance and independence, and that the absence of these qualities interâ€" fered materially with our pmfly There may have been some truth in the indict ment at one period of our history, but the withdrawal of the British troops from Noticeâ€"Selby Lee. rstburgâ€"E. A. Meredith 2 ~re Irish Friese always in Stock, T. W. KENNY & SONS AMerchant Tuilors, and Outfitters, Sparks{Street, Ottawa. Aducrtiscments. A Y, the Sizth of November. ROWAN HAMILTON, A. 1>. C. in waiting. THE that the latter are Nov. 6, 1875, &4 upon to deal with the subject of national defenceâ€"a subject which has ever been removed â€" in â€" all its _ comnections above the strife of party or the intrigue . of [ political warfare . It was well remarked by the Premier, at the opening of the Dominion rifle matches a year ago, that t e same duty in regard to militia affairs lay before every Government, since public opinion was as nearly a unit on the question as it was possible to be. It was with the hon. gentleman himself that the idea originated of establishing in C:md: a military colâ€" lege, upou the same principle as those at ‘West Point, U. S., and Sandhurst, England â€"an idea which was no sooner expressed, than it received the unqualified approval of the whole body politic, and has been highly commended by the leading organ s of public opinion in Great Rritajp, among which may be~ mentioned the Standard, the Pall Mall Gazette, and the Saturday Review, all of which have adverted to the matter at considerable length. The efforts of the Minister of Militia, ably assisted by the Adjutant General, Colonel Powell, to give effect to Mr. Mackenzie‘s proposition, â€" PUY 2 Mmar y ons ons have at last culminated in the establish ment of a college at Kinyston, the reguâ€" lations for the government of which were published in last week‘s Official Gaszette. These â€" regulations will, we venture to think, be found to meet the requirements of the institution exâ€" gellently, and we . hare not the l-lighmz doubt that experience will moumcaents prove them to have been devised in the |â€" best interests of the country. The oon"' tribution to be levied yearly in considera, ‘. tion of the education imparted, may . appear to be rather heavy, when taken in comnection with the expenses of outft, &c., and might tend to make the institirâ€" tion a refuge for the sons of ‘rich men, to the exclusion of the general community. The idea at present, we understand, is to make the College self.supporting as far as possible, but the public need scarcely be assured that a Liberal Government will never consent to making an instrumem} for the creation of class distinctions what is the property of the whole ‘community. This would be neither more nor less than doing what it has been found necessary to undo in the more aristocratic Mother b'(;uhtry, and no party could hope to retain ‘the favour and support of the electors which would propose anything tending in that direction. If the Military College turns out a success in other respects, if it is found to conform to the expectations which have been formed as to its effects upon the voluntees army of Canada the Liberal party will be sufficiently true to its timeâ€"honoured principles As was explained by the late Minister of Militia when int-roduan:s the measure into Puliam‘nli it is in ed to impart to t.hemdauk; whose entrance. to the col: lege will be by open titive examinâ€" ation, & complizbe :luotfion in all branches of military tactics, fortifi¢ations, engineering, and _ general scientific knowledge in subjects connected with, and necessary to & thorough knowledge privilege of no class to reap the advan> tages which it conferrs, not only in the way of education, but in respect of the preference it gives in officering the na tional force of the future. of, the military profession, and for qualiâ€" fying ofiw‘:z: command and for staff .“l‘)fi)ointmcnu. The regulations give & full list of the text books to be used in the meantime, which, as well"as the nooe-su{lunibm, the cadet has to proâ€" , vide for himself, his board, washing nnd‘ lod ginail:eing,furniahod by the authorities upon payment of $150 per annum, in advance. â€" The first year‘s or entrancée contribution is set down x $200. The curriculum extends over fbur years, and during his pupilage the cadet will be subâ€" ject to "the Queen‘s Rules and Regula~ "tions, the Atmy Act, the Rules and ©Articles of War, and to such other "rules _ and _ regulations as _ Her " Majesty‘s t:oo;f)c are subjected to " The examiners for admission are to be appointed annually by the Governor in Council, and examinations will be conâ€" ducted in the various military districts at Boards will unmbloé: has already D announced, for the first examinations B"fi"q_mm:-"' s at dates of which due notice shall have been giveon. These Boards will assemble, as has already been announced, for the first examinations at the office of the Deputy Adjutant Gen eral, at the Head Quarters, in the several Military Districts, viz:â€"At Victoria, B.C., Winnipeg, Man., London, Toronto, Kings ton, Brockville, Montréal, Quebec, Fredâ€" ericton, Halifax,and Charlottetown, at ten a‘elock a.m., on the fourth day of January 1976, A sword will be given at each final examination as a special reward for exâ€" cellence of conduct. The commission in the militia service of not more than three Cadéts who . are recomâ€" mended by.â€"the â€" Commandant on their finally leaving the College as hnving especially distinguished themselves, an who at the end of twelve months are reported by the Officer Commanding the Militia as having,performed their daty in a satisfactory manner for that period, shall be ante datecs twelve months. In the case of a cadet who is absent a whole term on account of sickness or rusticating, & payâ€"â€" ment of $50 shall be required of lnxnz)r the priviler of his name being kept on the rolls of the college and for a vacancy being guarauteed at the commencement of the next term. ‘An allowance for | travelling nÂ¥em- at the rate of four cents a mile, for that number of miles beyond 500 necessarily travelled between the headquarters of the Milihr{hDinrict | in which he resides and the College, will be paid to each cadet at the time he is first admitted, and ‘a similar allowance for travelling expenses _ to the headquarâ€" ters of the same Military District will be cfd to each such cadet who has satis torily passed final examination at the college. _ No allowance for travelling expenses will; be granted to those who reside within 500 miles from the college. Montreal Star (Indepenient.) Whatever faults th;o Finance M:all:t:r may possess, or may wi e has certainly been un:sh:.sl’yd successâ€" ful in the handling of the last as well as of the present Canadian loan. , The pres~ ent, for £2,300,000, of which £1,500,000 has the Imperial guarantee, has ‘been more successful than any previous Canaâ€" dian loan ; though all considered, the result reflects no greater lustre upon ‘Camdisn credit than the previous loan. This is owing to the fact that the previous one was Wriguaranteed by the English Government, while: the latter is endorsed by England to the extent of threeâ€"fifths of the amount. . Of the value of such indorsa tion,proof is furnished in the LondonStand ard‘s quotations. The "Canadian four per cents. guaranteed by the Home Gov. ermment were guoted to day 104 to 106, and the unguaranteed four gtr cents. 91 to 92, with transactions at 91 3â€"4 and 91 7â€"8." From these rates it is manifest that the new loan, if it had been unâ€" 91 Wthdt::‘ ::vrt.nd ;unrnm than + i i some sevyen or eight per cent. more wi be realized. Tz {.nnmhon is a -fimn- factory one, _ loan placed upon | market at the proper time when .oung its timeâ€"honoured principles hat it will be the special TH®E CIVIL: SERVICE AND CHIEF | 6 JUSTICE HARRISON. The fol)owini address to Chief Justice Harrison, an old civil service man, has lately heen sent to His Lordship on behalf of the civil servide, by Dr. Meredith, the Chairman of the Civil Service "Board. Chief Justice Harrison‘s reply, received yesterday, will be found in its proper place. The address, a magnificent piece of Sonm‘lmhip, with illuaminated heading and bordar, was the work of Mr. Mediaw, of Messrs Walker, Pennock & Molntyre‘s office. We understand that previous to its transmission to Toronto it was photo: graphed by Topley : i +. To the Honourable Robert Harrison, D.C.L., Chief Justice of Ontario : Siz,â€"It is with a sincere feelinge:: pleasure that the undersigned mem of the civil service of Canada take this early o.pror'.unit.y of offering you their congratulations on yo ir elevation to the honourable and drstinguished position of Chief Justice of Ontario. _ It is but : sixteen years ago _ since you severed your connection with the civil secvice to enter on the active duties of a professional career. Your great promise &s m stulent, andâ€"the high. character you had earned as chief officer of the Crown Law Department for Upper Canada had prep red your friends for the remarkable success which subsequently attended you at the bar. Tuat success was not idly achieved. The ability, energy and power of application which were exercised by \ you in the official business entrusted to you while yet a clerk in the Public Service have been fully displayed in jour pro fessional course ; and your ol triends are rejoiced to know that it is from these qualities, apart altogether from political or other extraneous cousiderations, that you have been selected for the exalted _ position of _ Chief Justice presiding in â€" Her Majesty‘s _ Court of Queen‘s _ Bench in â€" Ontario. ‘That office has, since the firâ€"t organizaâ€" tion of courts of law in the late Province of Upper C-nuh&boon filled by many eminent jurists, and We feel perâ€" suaded that the hohour and dignity, with which they have exercised their functions of office, will be worthily and duly upheld by you as tflh‘eirnmooLeuo‘r:l“ se nc oo e io (Ottawa, 8th October, 1875. [Slgn.d))] [ ABe E. A. Meredith, LLD., Chairman of the Civil Service Board ; W. A. Himsworth, Clerk of the Queen‘s Privy Council for Canada; H. Bernard, Q.C., Doputy Minâ€" tntes of: Juntioor;m&wnd’ J. %_Angtvm. ister of Justice,; Edward J. LANZOVIN, Under Secretary of State ; gghgthgg_tgn, M.A., A‘lx’ditor Gono‘r}nl; r!lv l‘:l. l?rumi, Deputy Postmaster General; A. Brune C.l":, &:mmiuioner of Inland Revenue ; J. Johnson, Commissioner of Customs ; J. C. Tache, Deputy of the Minister of Agriculture; Wm. Sngth, Deputy Minisâ€" ter of Marine, &o.; T. Trudom{b C.E., Deputy of thohmuugof ‘?u;‘hlio" orks ; NAE uenc is 2P 4ka Inlaton. Areasury um ) e ce t Coimmissioner Inland Revenue; L. A. Catellier, Deputy Registrar General ; Wm. Whit;l, Secretary Post Office De strunont; . A4Wicksteed, Accountant o ; John Lowe, Secretary Dos:tment of Agriculture ; A. J. Cambie, ief Clo::} do; F. Braun, Secretary Department Puf:lio Works ; John Simpson, Assistant Auditor General; Thomas C. Bramley, Chief Clerk Receiver Genmeral‘s Depart: ment of DecrebAFY O° DMIMT) J1 1 CBTo koughnet, Dejm)tiy Bupt. of General Inâ€" dian Affairs ; J. M. Courtney, Chief Clerk Traommry® Board; Ed. Miall, Assistant ment: J. B. Stanton, s Deva Lewis, do ; Thomas Hector, Finance )z:lment, Raniamin Sutle. Department tia and Benjamin Sutle, D'e!;nrtmont Militia and Defence ; R. Pope, Clerk of the Crown in A EGEIRAY 3 SmE AE ENOA NC e e daeas e Chancery ; Jas. G. Moylan, Inspector of Penitentiiaries ; J. Stoughton Dennis, Surâ€" veyor General ; Wm. D. LeSueur P. 0. Department; "P. LeSueur, Chief Clork Money Order Branch doj Thomas S. Scott, Chief Architect P. W. Depart~ ment ; J. B. Cherriman, Buperintendent of Insurance; Thos. D. Tims, Financial Inspector ; John Kidd, Governor Generâ€" al s Office ; St. Leger A. Herbert, do ; Deparmamat M. ‘and "D., W. it Wright e ment j & t chiet Ulerk Adjutant General‘s om; Thos, Wily, Lieus. Colonel, D. of M. and D. pimint db fhar t fintt Poree â€" 1 i C. Baker, do; Geo. W. Grant, do; G. A. Mailleux, do; Clarence H. Hardâ€" ing, do; Fred. Bennottfido; James 8. Barrv. do; A. C. . Bleakney, do ; George A. Ince, . do; Fred. . J. 3. Dore, Accountant, Department of Agriculture ; Johu Tilton, Accountant, Marine and Fiaherie‘v J. W. Harper, Paymaster, . Public Works; J. Baine, ‘Kccountant. Public Works ; _ Charles McCarthy, do ; R. C.Dougluaoo.l‘.., do ; â€" Saml. E. 8. O. Chapleau, do; H. A. Fissinult, do ; Anthony J. Duffy, do ; J.F.N. Bonnevmo,cio; A. Fisher, do ; F. Evane turel, do; W. J. TillaX: do$Goorgo A. Mothersill, C. E., do ; A. P. Bradley, do ; Will. Howe, D‘.:s)utmnt of, the Interior ; Andrew Ru , _ do; Thos. 8. Kirkâ€" patrick, do; Robert Sinelair, do; J. V. ick, do; kobert Sinc mlouohavglo. do ; Wm. do; John Penner, do ; P. B. As do'; K. J. Hong,, do;,F. (bwm do ; V}m.xilh, czi-,.‘l"rmk Clay ton, z; Jno. Johnston, Draughts i Frank Buckley, do; Robt: ;W.n;fldvi!’, 0o 3 F. Parcigyde} 2. ; P. do ; P. do; L T. Duéx:, Re do ; P. Bamlqg:&) P.. Barclay Symnes, do; L. T. Dufresne, Receiver General‘s Department; J. B. H. Neeve, do; Francis Hunter, do ; C.W. Shay, do ; John N. Nash, do ; H. B.‘Westhorly, Post Office Departâ€" g:ent; Gbardolu Counellsmmj do;> E. H. enjamin, ; > ames Hx?uu, i do ; T. H. Allen, do ; A. Pratt do; J. D. charice E. Brod s &dfl“smt.h, 3 B. Brodie, do ; Sidney Smith, jr., do; W. A. Jones, do ; J. J. Ruttan, do ; A. W.l'hro&go;o.l‘orfior,dq&()fivier,dq E. J. O‘Neil, Supt. Dominion Police Force; E. Stuart, Lieut..Colonel, Adjutant Genâ€" eral‘s office; D. A. Macdonald, Major, g:;(}(h}lhlmo, do;GrI;n? ; J. C. kos'. Seymour, do ; Goo.Grant, Dept. of Militia and Defence ; Charles Walkem, do. (late R. E. Staff) ; F. L. Jones, do ; Colin Campâ€" bell, Private Secretary Minister of Militia and Defence ; J. R. |E. (}Ifi:& us s t hn o ; P. e, do; Jas, do;d:iphomo Benoit, do ; Henry D. J. Lane, do ; B. Dion, do ; i!. Beaumont Decre! vo SDAHRRTOL NJ . ANCCC i W. Himswoth, | jr., Dopl ‘of Inland Revenue ; W. Carter, do ; M. A. Dickinâ€" son, Private Becretary to Minister of the lnterior ; Y J, Morgan, Roootdn,'Sh:ngL To A. E; Meredith, Esq., LLD., Chair. man of the Civil Service Board of and 176 Other_Members‘ of the Service. + Gsxtrexex,â€"I have been much pleased to receive your h-nymh&-on my elevation to the exaited position of Chief Justice of the Province of Ontaric It ‘is, as you mention," sixteen yéar, THB ADDRESS. or ; YMenry J. Morgan, Clerk of the THF TIMES OTTAWA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, Goodeve, since I severed my connection with the Civil Service, to enter on the dhnh-rt of the active duties of the profa.i& of law. During the sixteen years which have elapsed, it has been my privilotto make the acquaintance of many members of the Legal Profession in ?u&.ru arts of the Provâ€" ince. From many of these, while lately on Cirouit, I received addresses of conâ€" gratulation. Being fresh from the Bary I 122 oc m olshave iosght whore Fage e o w recently laboured. . But my pleasure is now heightened in knowing that I am not forgotten by those among whom I was a fe}low-.!orhr sixteon e m e ce ears Death during that period has Ysid. lo;fimo of thon?nn&o Civil Service whose _ memories 1 greatly cherish. i recognize, however, Witl peculiar pleasure among the many signatures to the beautiâ€" ful addreéss which o{m have presented me, the handwriting of several of my cotem> * on tn the add for to my great ou, in the address, refer romise as a student. Thoofiud::{iltho ?nthor of the lawyer in the same sense that the boy is said to be the father: of the man, Had it not been |for my inâ€" dustry as a student I‘boliov‘o ll mlj not Eocm es es a s now be‘the rocipieut of kind address. This, added to of the ti;:lifiu which you t under viddence, been t ~ ‘But let n my talents or be what they mayâ€"little or muchâ€"they are now more than ever devoted to the service of _ T rejoice with you in the fact that the appointment has been made solely beâ€" cause of real or supposed merit, and not by reason of political or other extrancous considerations. So loaf as merit alone is made the test for judicial office, there will be great security for our future. Much of the future Iup&inou of our country must depend on the eontinued existence among us of an able, learned and independent judiciary . The distinguished office which I now hold has been held by men whose names have shed a lustre on the age in whid;\ they lived. l{a earnest g?yu to Almighty God is that I may\éy is aid be, to some extent, qualified to discharge the important duties of the office as worthily and as acceptably as my illustrious predecessors. South Sea Seal, Persian Lamb, | Astrachan, j Baltic Seal, § English Rabbit. s Cap C Toronto, Englefield, Nov. 4, 1875. Felt, Silk and Straw Hats aud Caps, Waterproof Coats, l!-bgcllll. &c. AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES ! TO ALL WHOM IT MAÂ¥ CONCERN L GREAT CHEAP SALE In order to‘clear the Stock"as soon as possible 1 have decided to sell all the assortment of HAT! HATS! HATS! All our own Manufacture, and ty of jFur R. J. DEVLIN, Ottawa, Oct. 5, 18 765. Hats, Cape‘ 40. at cost for eash. Hats! Hats!! Aats !!! (LATE METCALFE‘8) Are now prepared to show & very large stock of OVERCOA *> _ jpga JACKETS And every description of Fall and Winter ry de d*lol.fln‘. : UNDBOMBI‘..Q’.'--L covieva umu‘?nvwsmo-’u, "n‘ .mm And a Large Assortmeut of ‘Men‘s Furnishings. Childrons‘ Rubbers at 85 ots. Missos®‘ " _ at 40 otm Ladies‘ Long Rubber Boots, at $1.50.41 Aud other goods at proportionately low priges, EVLIN‘S FUR DEPOT. Lamb‘s Clearing Sale, atters & KFurriers. taolished business, H. HODGES. Txnt_n LIMITS FOR SALE. A Rare Chance. JOHN SMITH & Co., ORDEER DEPARTMEST. In this Department will be found a very large JUST RECEIVED , CLOTHING HOUSE, O&“M !.m'us AP ARKS a.rl.f‘l!'o 56 SPARKSST., Opposite the British ‘Lion Hotel. ANNOT BE UNDERSOLD, EASONABLE. LADIEB‘ AND CHILDREN 8 BOOTS & SHOES (Signed) RECEIVED ALL THE STYLES FORâ€" 1875,£ COMPARK® THE PRICES â€" AT THE RIDEAU STREET, UNION BANK BLOCK. JACKETS 0 T E‘S, . of | your very ided to some other you mention, has, sen the cause of r prs be what uchâ€" y are now d to fio service of : the fact that the n made solely beâ€" osed merit, and not or other extrancous :;f as merit alone is dicial office, there â€"â€"Afâ€"â€" AND OTTAWA. AT â€"_THOS. PATTERSON. BRANDIES, ~ PO%/M & SHERRY: WINE, GIN PORTER, &c PURE AN)) JNANULTERAYED, for Family use and Medicinal Purposes, 100 100 25 ° 20° 10® 10 " The Canadian Meat Canning Co.‘s Fresh Goods, BOLOGNASâ€"Ham, Ch‘oken and Torigue ; ‘bath smoked, Brunsw‘ck, etc. £OUPSâ€"Ozâ€"tail, Hoich Potch, Kidney Boup, Soup and Boutlie, etc., etc. TIN GOODSâ€"Koyal Cambridge, Beefsteak; hoiled, corned, spiced, seas( 1 e E;;&»’:’.‘IE.‘W‘ERE. Seotch Haggis, Sheep Tongues, Ox Tongues. Lamb ! ul e * About 75 cifferent k‘nds and varieties at half the prices of Imported Geods, and mueh Frâ€" sher ‘The Largest assortment in the cluy, A call is solicited to exam ine Prices und Qua ities At" BOOKS & STATIONERY ARTHUR L. HOLMES, 38 S;;;;“;treet, ESTABLISHED 1854. Teasâ€"Black, the finest imported, Green, do. â€"Ooffeeâ€"V ory superior, fresh roasted and ground daily. Syrupsâ€"Meple, A mber, Golden, &o., very fine. Sugarsâ€"All grades, for preserving very st rong. â€"A large and well selected slock of fancy groc« ries too numerous to detall always on hand. Glasgow Peas Meal, Mackenzic‘s Digestive Biscuits, and Angastora Bittors at ALS), Of general Literature as well as ('ollafilm‘ Fublic School Text B oks an i8 school Utensiis. Will be found every atticle used in the offi & tpmuy. THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE Will always be k-gt in stock. _A yery choics of Bibles Hymn Books, Churen Services, &o. Ottawa,. He ipt.6. 1875 204 BEST SX CORD :EXTRA QAVALMY, Buperior Cotton is _PERFECT IN uAIxxnov’r FINISHED, EXTRA SMOOTH, ELASTIC and vERY STRONG, which com» bined with FREEDOM FROM KNOTS give it al‘ the qualiites requisite for Puzrysror ro His Emu,nqt TBE ’qu;:on Ganezra1, Eixe Dorrezi®. Direct Importations from the Producers I 1 Franc», England, Holland and Spain. WESLEYAN CONFERENC * C .PRE & UOB COFFON, ast for =â€" "ANCHOR BRANJ" Best SIX CORD EXTRA Quality Casks SIEERBY WINE, Y.P., fine flayou?r, fine brands, Cases BANS‘ Fine ALES, pints and quarts, per order. m Hogsbeads Fine Old BRANDY, 10 years old, direct order, Hhds Fine Old PORT m unrivaled in quality, some 2) years old different prices Livery Stables, Rideau Street, opposite Duiliousio Rtroot. " ~ Firs nlass horses aud capitai vehicles at a moment‘s notice, aud on reasongble %1 PPR UTCTY ED EOy aeh aaalh fvor the undersigned with a call Bpecially Manafactured for use on the SEWING MACHINE. W. CRAMPNESS begs to draw the attention of his patrons and the public generaily to his AND â€"YEHICLES,‘ | which cannot be beateb.‘ ‘Careft land attontive Drivers alweys in attendance when required. Conveyances can,be had at all hours by leayâ€" ing orders at the °.. C Centre Town Livery Etables. LARK & CO., â€"|0._ TOROFTHE %')vna!“" NMENT . « IN COUNOIL . "g-mm otnonlt1 .n:'-?h.- the provi e ~ m&'flum th scetions of the Act in the Session of the Pariiament of Canâ€" wkl in the. Sist year of Her Majosty‘s "ehs::ted dno_ngitnumlel "An Act '::d 'n.hthoutv'esa tha Queen‘s fi vy E.mu for Cana ‘a, bas been piv»sed to order, and it is E';-wmv“"i'é'«?"}?'.}‘i‘fln'mu" line), attached to of G xderich, in the Province of Ontaâ€" “l‘;':y. ?.‘h ‘: %mhou-l;n the .umo g P 6 take effect trom the First d cfu;:g,b,m- 1875. for Cana ‘a, has been gl:n-m to order, RnC hereby ordéred, that the Out Port of Pen IN STATIONERY LUNCH, BREAKFASTS and SUPPERS. "'l'o h-.l;' Dr. ch=l’l Rectpes ; 4 #lates and Canada. "'"fim% to 648 pages." It cOntains. over 2,( fl ie theirr> money. : Addreis Dr. Oh sual” l‘flnuul&-lg Ann A!ifln.' _I_!gy\_v"l Marah TL 1974 Ba‘rels GUINNESS‘S PORTER, pivts and quarts, put up to order, Livery Stables, Carriages Eon trmtons omm en ane ANCHOR MILLS, BAIGLEV | \ . Brurisnâ€"LIlox HoTEL Ottawa, July 2, 1875 .: Wellingion Street, Near Pooley‘s Bridge. Kept by allLeading Nry Goods Houses LIVERY STABLES Cases CLARET, Jas, Viotets, special order, very fine Ottaw», Oct. 21. 1875. First Class Machine Sewing, with‘a comp‘ete assortmment of WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Charles=W: Leonard, OVERNMENT HOUSE, OTTAWA. FEIDAY, 8th day of October, 1875. B Pmenn Sn n d stt e on +es, and is suited to all classes and condiâ€" a*& society. A wenderful book, and a LOWRIE RICE, The Victoria Stables CA 1ite CA "ennmdarfil nank <ant s eitnd pesersity@~ Te eolis as sighy Orentect :.-onu ever: offered io‘ book .rm Mhacs oter} Aiven" ‘Agonlg Sore | uns \PAISLEY, Would call attention to their 5,‘“-“-‘- BM. ARETCAIR â€"8T., the best and most convenicL :'hfluln!-&nw- l ips mas and reasuonable rates, 5!11 please FXCELLENCY TAK ADMINISTRA« LIVE AGENXTS;WANTED BOOKS Warriages. S1GX PAINTER AND GRAINER, TORONTO, BROWNLEE & 0O TOWN Tote , in every county in the United in o Rararged o the publiabra rehoust 0 th he First M W. A. HIMSWORTH, PXTE® and groomed in . A specialty Mut.:' C erk, Privy Counc‘l, L2 fls » l Brcer s C Aavictingst w it Abdct: it Rtvna d eefsteak ; hoiled, corned, spiced, seasoned and Collops, Veal Scotch 'uucgl-. EBheep 'Doncu'ea, Ox Tougues. Lamb and UNRIVALLED FoR #9.99 w J CI BANK OF OTTAWA 11â€"2â€"75. No. Every Instrument Warranted Five Years, Descriptions, Prices & Testimonials Mauk Hlotico*s §l2, re Otlawa, Sept, 9 1874 . Oldest and bestâ€"56,000 in use, Makers Price.. . > Our retail Price PRINCE~ORGANS. THOS. PATTELK~ON‘8, No.00, Ridean ~t. Ottawa. * oTTaWA 183. " NORRIS &â€"SOPER, Agents Wanted every City, Town and County of the SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. CATALOGUE WITH FULL Ne. T-l ST. LAWRENCE OTTAWA RAILWAY, Of uniform gaigâ€" with ‘he Gâ€"and Trunk _ l“Rnu'u.y. The oi + relighie, qnm.u‘ b«st and mo#t direct rouwe. ue sbortest line to all points ® Kast and Wes., ALTERA TION ~OF No. Prescott j Janouon 1 | 185r.Â¥.!Grand Trunk ‘ h.l I mmm“ On and afier FRIDAY, Ist UCi OBER, 1878, Trais Wili run a* "ollowe:â€" with #8 ,5,00 a.m. Grand Trupk '%;-m-\ Ey. . : from Easi & Wesi. i 1 o "Ev'e'[y”@-‘_finlfiin? Sunday z n tC gulNG 8300Th. CANA JA CEN T RAL Brocivilie ds Uitawa hailwa)$ For Ottawa vie Brockville. TWo khÂ¥wuz38T cAtls sallbi rii ifi jlfi 5 Jwerr, s nit Orzito + 4.45 ¢ .. Grand Trunk Cxpress % ! trom W est .........\wn r.m 11.00 A.x.jwrand Trun« West] | and Rome & Waâ€" j L tertown Raitways, j1.15 P., 1: 2.00 p.M. Loave 10,45 PM. The Corporation of the City of Ottawa will‘apâ€" Nn i in io im en oreg Wermpelsine ber market puilaing in sald Ranmays. gorng property in of raising the frrana trio txprecs Connerting with. from East & Wesi, | 7.3 A.m Grand Tronk Cast &\ West & ome Watertown &l’y..ll.l) A. M this train h«ve time fordintéet AND NOTICE. â€"& M TX No«rg B Tc emretrs 40" P.m Otthwa. BPARKE «TREET, OTTAWaA [ Huling, f"erforating, hmcs.-,r]" GEKERAL BOOEBIFDING Ety . PaPER RUL@RK, AND Account Book Manutac: BOOK BJ ~ DER FIRE, LIfEâ€" & MARME OO ut AMBOAT TICKET AND Ar~ STe \“(':uu.wz ISMUN au u&f““ Agent for the fo:lowing 0 st cluss Comrg» EQUITABLE LIFE AÂ¥>URq NJK AJ of the U.. ged Siaie», Asots over $ IMPERILAL FIRE IN~C <aAngs Dox ‘ANy ofl.a“on. Eagla d. Canmtal cll.‘k‘ MINION PLATE GLAS$ IN3URANCE moouPAs;- { Montreal !0 1 t2 P1 5U SomeA \Â¥ or Mwie h( NNEURANOE OTTAWA RIVER Na v1G aTLN COxPNY, RICHELIEU NAVIGATIJN OOMPaANY, wa.; 6 i) and Wodd foreâ€"te. . . | ‘ Fire anrd Marise InsuranceCsa, Arap Orrice > Fall l CaP1] AL, $1,000,000.| . ' President : F Râ€"°E R ~A08, s gkolt Mayor of m“flumlfiql‘-&a t M PB: .. M. 4. - o Â¥8 Aswdive s Helâ€"Ath nd. ;_h OHAS. D. CORY, Frq.. Mun«ger. F,G, W M cOUA 4. 0 y » Ag*un: tor Oit+wa Yall OFFI E+ Rusel Ho:se Blook, . _ ETA LIfE MSURANCE COMPMIE J neerporated 1874. NKo. 33 Russoll ‘House B‘sck, Spork, gy T. SUTTON, t awns. Sept. 18 t995 Mook binders. gloh sbreatâ€" Now Kok apy ons ron Aee. u‘:fl--a__’“] JOHN Wi"HR, Eeg, Homiton, IPusuvralCs UE 3A *® e o L ok® Vic~â€"Pres. don .8 : CA N A DA harter Perpetual i. rRAUN, 143 €1 ~*You 1 fellows do one of your for just the when he‘s qome out The two will 7 +« «Never Philip, lation, ma year would i.bm.h it was ?an ] think my mfm but with a out of the Mr. Rob And as Â¥or! from the the rignt vajue n «t forty, peusive and the of vaoice. ~ house ¢" * No : sOnly £ very l“&h." ‘No, p« Nigh to burt To tell my my lifting * Fie It is £1,% ; 10 and No, H