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-v] | 1J it h 1# 11. [ 13 U It is just this impartial element in the tribunal~ which disturbs the intensely selfish heart of old Uncie Sam. That _ the _ United States â€" Governâ€" ment _ and _ people know well enough the immense value to them of the Cansdian fisheries to which they are secured access by the Treaty of 1871, is sufficiently evidenced by their fevarish anxiety about what they absurdly call. their " fishery rights ‘‘ in our waters, and their willingness to incur the cost and hivoe of war to enforce their seâ€"called claims. Ii suits them, however, to deny the value of the concessions they obtain whenever there is any prospect of being obliged to pay some equivalent. This they will no doubt endeavour to do more strenuously than ever since the Commisâ€" sion they so much dread bids fair to ve constituted not altogether to their own ‘likimg. We find alreaay that the organ of the New England fishermen, the Cape Ann Advertiser, is pouging away at depre ciation. The Advertiser assures us that there is not the least anticipation of war on account of the fisheriess and gives a peculiarly American reasor‘ for disbelieving the absurd rumours set afloat. It is no less a reason than that, the fisheries are * of little use to the " United States, argi the Canadians know "themselves that they have passed out ©" of existence as a consideration of value. " There is nothing for the United Statesâ€" " to fight for, as we do not need their fishâ€" " eries, and it ‘is uot, as many suppose, at: # all necessary to the success of theâ€" " American fishermen to have the right " to fish within three miles of the shore; " neither are the fish to be caught therg."" 1{ we did not know what a queer people are our neighbours across the line,; this: declaration _ would be _ unacâ€" countable. Why, it is not quite five], years since the Dominion of Canada was | ‘ threâ€"tened with tire and sword because some half dozen innoceut Gloucester men lost theirâ€"fishing vessels whulst trespaes‘ug | â€" on Caradian fisheries. President Grant | declared war against us in that celebratâ€" | | ed message: which was so mercilessly reâ€" viewed by an officer of the Fisheries partment.â€" . Everybody recollects the{â€" blood and . thunder manifestos issued : from fishing villages in the Eastem| States, setting forth urzeard of outrages | : by the _ Marine Police; cruisers of audacious Canada _ Bat for the life of us we can‘t understind why |, all this threatening and outcry was neâ€"| cessary if Unitad States citizens never |‘ needed to and never did fish in forbidden |:| waters. There was a very simple remedy | , in staying at home or at least in keeping | 1 off their neighbour‘s property. We have P said this queer pretence needs to be g viewed in the light of a knowledge of | , American ideas of honesty and faimgss. | J They bluster and threaten about privi‘ 15 leges which they preieud areâ€"not worth } having, just because they are broutht face | ; to fice with . the _ necessity for | & payivg for their real value. ‘That‘s the ! rub. _ After enmjoying the use of our 5 tisheries for nearly five years without compensation, it seems odd that the. only recompense they want to afford is | ; depreciation. in other respects their|! Congress and Government have practi~ P cally repudiated the obligations they |,, entered into under the Treaty of Washâ€" ington, and we suppose that to depreciate | ® the privileges they are enjoying best C betits repudiating the contract. ® The discussion commenced by a conâ€". temporary relative to the proposed emiâ€" gration of a section of the Iroquois tribe of Indians to the United States suggests one or two considerations upon which‘ it might be well for our dusky brethren to ponder before they proceed to carry theirn intentions into effect. ‘The dealings of the Soversign of the British Empire‘with the Aborigines of North ‘America, which may be said to haye commenced.. when the firséabip load of Englisivadventurems landed upon the shores of "th# Ne# We lass week republished an article by the Washington correspondent of the Bostan Herald relating to the ciaim of Canada to compensation for fishery priviâ€" leges under the Washington Treaty. This article, although of the sensational type» was yet explicit enough to show that in official quarters some apprehsnsion is felt about the appointment of & third Comâ€" missiqner, The United States Governâ€" ment, having in so many instances overâ€" reached Grest Britain in (lealing with these Colonial questions, was keen to seoure the preliminary advautages of a preponderance of American influence on the Commission. Failing to do so, the selection of an umpire from jndepemdent sources now threatens to defeat the rational expectation of a partial award. Â¥th. We do ho »«cridce out guods or 1â€" ctead to selt them at less than they 604L eth {We charge a /1z price for a good sitt~‘e ard «<peet to anocerd. 1st. ath. We ;.m-num- a First Class bit §th. We do hoi s«cridce our geods . Ve hlove app CutrBon, of Port CutBon, [’;'; H Ontario, Solé Agent in %ne Domig:’ofm. for Tas Tss and Tus Desates or Parâ€" LiixyENr, Urders and Subscriptions for whi~vAe is authorized to receive on our %o CLD iDVBRTISEMENTS INSERTHD IN THIis | LIsE } American Iuvoiccsâ€"J. Johnscn. Gowin‘s Opera Houseâ€"Emerald Minstre s Netive to Klectorsâ€"Juhn Lyona. THE PROPOSED IROQUOIS EMlW@RATION. T‘he Tines uTTaWwa. MONDaY, DEC. 13, 1875 rovamt Tmiors and @eniiemen‘s Ow fitter® Sparks Street, Oitawa. P@~ Pure Irisk Fricze always in stock. tlawe, Nov: &, 173. 4006 Notice to the Public. THE FISHE&YT COMMisSlOX. £out We keep : Jirst Clas: stock of Clotbr and We have a First Class Cutter, We cmoloy First Class Workimes sfee. BJ ""‘-‘ P EiY :; 822 . *~@ » 65 «We x .% â€"?"r' » ;1.‘. â€"gP & W. Kenuy & Sons, »LacLEAN, ROGER & Co LEASE OBS®®YV i. %&ocvriiecumenits o Te mhane fot goode expinh. 4 ue .0 ex Canade dwi:xfi the .same Qe@od,'m $9,121,275 .O $165,255 was Mfll‘l and bullion,;, $1,381,279 gooda not. the produce of Canada, and |$7,062%5,841, ;.the LhepmduoaafC.n;jp,w omprised. as follows :â€"Eroduce of the . Mine, $2! ce lgrodpcoot' the kisheri 56333!3’; Proâ€" duce.of the Forest, ; $2835,852; Animals, m&wwpwsu mfi ucie, 1,3§ 1 5 | 3 fil,fio; )fisoe?\%mo\:- articles, a Notice is given @f application for an act to incorporate ;‘ The : Nati aim,q and Life Assurance Company 0‘ Canad Notice is given .of, applieation for an, wfiwwm_‘v .“ , wA» qm ra ._ wfm% i Lixm ow 875,0; ho. " beaimmewin, o e pe war hal boos ingtsmmlp Aaed on his next session to ingorporaie a.company, 10 P m menen on Five bave. . r taitle Beld of "Cintolotya , méch neaton cJ s abBivious of the misfortunes of the land. %he past century in #1,795,638 were dutiahle goods, on which. duties to the . amount o’ $1,063,395.30 The value of entered . for con:â€" sumption in l.hes&.::iqicu Cexclusive; of hey onies m mnre monas oA 00@ was A fepeiediingny c Auakip dadpant s The e‘ection return of Hon. J. G, Blanâ€" chet, for Bellechasse, in the room of Hon. ‘I. Fournier is gazetted. h TH& coPYRIGHT ActT. A proclemation annovuces that. Her Majesty the Quéen <has! given cbor assent to the Canada Goppyright Act: of : 1875 %o take effect fromithe l4th ijust. | ___ oIRCQLATION or Spsotk. ; Il'ho cirouhlionjt;r the "l:ekl lu put at §11,341,642.42, â€" The speci¢cheld at differ ent points mfi-s to .g:m.b?.( Te amount held . in reserve> according to.Jaw is $2,970,821. . Bxoess of specie $135y 217. 11. The Officisl Gazette of | Saturday conâ€" tains the following appointmenté :â€" Hon. Joseph Cauchon is gazetted as President of the Council and momber of the Privy Couneiti~ ! Thomas Smith, of Nervel, Ont., is ap inted <Inspéector : of Weights â€" and fi)’e‘qm for Hulton, vice Jumes Smith, res‘gne d. I F igt. | officials, ‘The result has been goadâ€"will ‘| and mutua‘ confidence. Indesd the ‘ | loyalty of the Indians of Canads and their l' friendly and peaceful relations with the white population, have been the subject | of worldâ€"wide admiration . The Iroquois | have been no exception to this general rule, and we are not aware that they ever yet made any complaiung, their proposition to leave us notwithatanding. | They may have too little room in their territory at Caugbnawuagha, but the evidence is very } stormgly the other way. Iudeed, there are thousands of white men on the other side of the Atlantic, and hundreds on this, who would be glad to take up and cultivate the 20,C00 acres which they seem to think unworthy of their labour. But, supposing that they really have some grievance, it would be well for them to glance for a brief space at the past policy of the United States towards their race, before they change their allegiance. That policy is well known to beâ€"exter. mination. And it his been wonderfully successful. Have the indians on the other side of the line a valuable reserve, which a white man could occupy to ad« vantage ? Then Uncle Sam tgkes it If the Indian is willing to secept a nominal consiteration, he may, but: if he is unâ€" willing to part with his property. on sny consideration, he retains it at {he peril of his life. The history of the Indian in the United States has been s record of murâ€" der, bloodshed,‘ ‘jealousy and hatred, Our Incquois friends may have very fine. promises from our neighbours. â€" What:) Assurance have they thatâ€"these promises will be made good ? It might be boturl in this case to bear the ills they have, than fly to those they know not of. l PARLIAMENTARY NoTICES. Notice is gixen of application for an came g}i g'ut.'l 'of &%lgn% grgyn to troat wi Red Men is country, World, have now extanded aver a very long series of years. Within the space of time which bas elapsed since it first beâ€" hundreds of treaties bave been made, hundreds of stipulations mutually entered into, ‘and "hundreds of " oocastons hare arisen to test the good faith and honesty of both parties. The Independence of the Thirteen States,and the establishment of a separate system of government within theâ€" territoryâ€"thus: alienated: frorg the Mother Country, made it incutibent upon a certain proportion of the Indian tribes to transfer their allegiange to a new authority, and to logk fof protcation suited to the purposes of cirilized human ‘a iple‘ of IMPORTS AND . EXPORTS CaNADA GAZETTE. :;;‘.fihm foru': ‘purpose of séeing ladies preparing for mo W last wufidnudw- covered stigaking about a in his cnstormizy ‘nianner, and was confronted by se mflmnrtqvgm $ denied e'flpxsml-‘ He was not believed, howâ€" en ns ere was > en t t uigan hm him, which fnally rew to a â€"s :;:f there was agnndnfl_'x'pn-fion Of the feelâ€" immh.dmpde '_ m punâ€" ishment. To s feeling °t be atttibuted the‘ ‘&ssemb et " of about forty en ‘as" alate hour ‘aturday behiviour. "He has been deteoted several times shoaking_ about the back nikdoms Of rebidenees Sad peering in for the bourhood of 60 yéars‘of age, For tlme be has been in the Habis of e tom bome After mfitfl‘ making hlmn:lfobna’xbm by & i cussedniess." ‘A onnbpm:*n him was following ladiba on he| s and" frightening theni . by his pe hence it is no wonder. th hold places in the affection of fugliive from Justice. . Potty doot of the nembert sf hold places in the affection of their neighâ€" t ie Mn omm o o cigh bourhood of 60 yéars‘of age. For a long RBEU YITED s Paul Morphy, the once famious chess player, is not insane, according to a New ‘Drleans‘ payer, which: positively contra dicts the "E“ recently ci , and states that .mhywuln in bet ter health, phy y and mentilly, than now, Mr. Morphy has given up chess neepc me qed peare â€" > m Nevor-givo-uf)xo-umt-in-a-omot-csw ceptâ€"toâ€"anâ€"oldâ€"person league. * of fln eebny oo Alld Ti held lately, it was resolved to erect & suitable building where tramps could be put to work, : t Uyaranf Pa’ciq;nt.r\.\;hiwl éx]xl:port an (:xfotq or 0 ore thig siolmels 101 be" rtunded ab Canel] University . _ At a.Stemiord, N. Y., townâ€"meeting yielded $100,000 worth of pearls» s :~<! The ‘Government Land Office rep shows & fi‘l:*i:{‘ogol ’Ifi]'%‘ area appropriated "by actual settlet "‘New ‘Orleans merchants talk of a steamship line beiween that « barre, have been greativ exaggerated. A wfi&d the reof of the Union fell im it the houses built over the mine were not in the‘least disturbed. An organization of broom corn growers of the Mohawk V bas: been formed, the object being &%Mm wenrgointhomu Mofbmtn; etc., from brush produced on the lands the members of the organization. Exâ€"President Johnson‘s only son, Anâ€" dm,odiwd-m at Greenâ€" villi,_'l'onn.,m other day to Miss Bessie M. Bumbough, of Warm The National Temperance Society has passed resolutions‘ thanking ‘Becretary Bristow for exposing the whiskey fravds, and requesting ‘the Centennial Comthisâ€" sioners to prevent the sale of intoxicatâ€" ing beverages in connection with the exâ€" Kuâ€"Kiux in Ohito. BREVITIES T. â€"RE TIMES ; OTTAWA,, MGBNAA, DECEMBER: 13, 1875 Npih hnd ~@F, }x Baskeryille .& .Bros., : ... No: Ats Aidean ie Arraina, : 1. Are agtring Gunora! Orggerce Wincs "Abd PROOF ‘AND RYR ©| 0‘ f Worts, s mfimm .'lhw se ic IMGH ~WINES, &1 MARTNEMES; STOCK: 1N;TAADE yFIRE : HFE ‘& MARING ANSUIMICE 99WE v,Of ,_OPARGPEY) | |_ scenvweine mnomnganiaem companics: 10BACCOS,FiCFLES,* BALL® BLOR STABROH, RIOE,RALSINS, 0 0| | U'm*'!'!'.'o'“':‘“.'vflfiq'“ *~ aud BROOMS, also, °_ ~*"\/ !~â€"~andBeaver Made up in Jackets, Caps, &o., S l ut enifh nfhatmestt ns __ra ...a, _ EQUITABLE LIFRâ€"AS*URANCE SOCIETY en ie oi en n any mmflmom l . nomlatioh puaite ‘GLASs ~INSURANGE %M‘&Wm UP . .0€ kT Trisod n hein mgver . Thaélrdf the Store bh Susiiey stredt‘ats. ‘10,00 07 DrE Mc&nnuew In J mmum?bfiu is valued per inventory at.......... _ is valued per inventory at.......... $ 6488 2 | * wÂ¥orgriy Trit} nta "m;;;m: That of t e store on Dulte street at.... }?v.".‘!ww;ugfi.fiwv" 0 @734 avem i|Bujeonletréat!) atore. 2 A ud(ithdt!~an npy unc aanlmanee o i en onmarmane " en no ! Aprdonigaint nEBzve the 6bio: 6P cdatinuine : ~R.;â€"J. â€"DEVRLIN‘S~ ~ flw ons ce o0 l omge BRBOF ‘Ottawa, Dec. 9, 1875. , niuidony 4016 * Ewn‘uwu_:‘nmfm fls re, seven and nine months, without interest ‘ (iualers lien meepne" 36. epuplie elilees Divan mecpien on cohted W.‘_'.'-!!":",‘E‘:. ......m ..‘...." Fuu'mimn y2429t CMHNIGRAEAAA EL . 0.: ~TRADE SALE,. J t 600006 (T6 WOs v MIR almic LADIES®‘ ~ Hatters & Furriers, > reake room.for their Spring Stook, ;‘; 5 the, of souna Ten the. 810000 «hhi( Tds CHILDREN‘S FURS, Nov.#7, 1876, which are selll cg at a reduction for CA Ohinws» Boty M, 1746 H. HO0DGE 8. CC heâ€"autregrmndie d o Opposite a.I;‘m-u Lion Hotel. *** srrale Pokhake." * s%fi'sggsé’a' * UUfION SALE a _ t4%. omm e 15 .p Th Auition Sales. SomARLEe K9R 1 HOLIDAY ~GIFTS, BASKERVILLE "BROS, M o i OV © aovomoyEeRs °% / AT ioomeeme werevc ‘SHIRTSâ€" COLLARS * OR RSADYâ€"MADE . ~COLOTAEINGâ€" Teruricg Establishment on the Arst.of Jenuary __ No. ‘22, (Rusbol | House BHléek, \ 'w,--l Willâ€" be Woid #it 40 fer cont, wfi' Soat, ad TrRaCH108 1. . . _ OVER t SU4 UUUML MP 1702.IIIIS {NHAS. DESJARDINS, .4 dilk 6. 1 l'“.J And m.dâ€"rm‘:humw UNDERCLOTHING, _ | & . ~ABLANNEL BHIRTS, . ud a Loppe dn untntot, Nex‘s nagighyeesâ€" ~â€"~ {@RDERBDEFARTMENT. . & In this Department will be ‘danid i Terty large‘ Are ow prepared to show a very large stock of Fire and Marine Insurance Co. ZWFBIW):"(‘JK:.,md ‘ ' THOMPRON,â€"Beq., M. P.;)| * : Oomlyo('n.mp,m M'h.got?,iq‘agufinu. 3 . 0. W. MasCUATQ/ :0 >> 4O wgent for Ofbyre Yalley., orFI Russell Blogk. ...‘ Mm-.&"_ s SOL . KFrAp Opgror. . â€". â€" _ â€" . Hamilton, Ont. n .. _ GAPITAL $,00,00 .« General Agent Citizens Insurance Go‘y. cflnnumbniorfl. od$ nsew saarnlrma rndt han # York :/ Steot, near , Susgex, Stroot, MUTUQ!: P Insurance.Go. _ Qpaywa, Jan Oftawn,â€"Oct. 8, 1875. Jan. 9. 1875, "*"» 0; 90 trasaill Holnd Blook, spates 6t. nbdtporated 1974. ‘ _ JOHN SMITH & Co., CLOTHING CAPITAL, ~ . . Idm9ee D. MORGAN :£â€".SONS: . JTAS,. ANGUS, â€" 122, ulmisbolt | House Biosk, ‘Hporke .‘ JOHN .WINER, Es4., Hamilton. Viceâ€"Presidents : W. nto setrlog ,m .fi:’;.n? fl’p E. ‘C. W. Mioco. PEA J ETO;, ETO ance~â€"\Theâ€"Ottawa Agricultural â€" Insurance Company. | NSUEMICE ' Incorporated, 1874. Capital, $1,000,000.00. P | P e Cl EDds . 4 PA Nce | N CBa§HZ | | Doposited with:â€"Government for the Protection of Policyâ€"hoidere: . | N01AfS l0 | _ . . i. . s Mâ€"BO0MERVILLE, F MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS, w c o( CT TCO * marid6â€"4.188 RIDEAU STREET >E OTTAWAMARBHE AND GRANITE WORKS. 1j wdxusâ€"'n.-,mm.mrm' ; bath Bro wick, etc. eaeinorenirenerert on oo w Boast Duc € Haggis, Shoep Tongu»s, Ox WaLLinetoy stRaEt, REMOYED..TWOL000RS UP FROM OLD sTanxp, â€" moi ~THOS., PATTERSON ‘ Puavaven ro Hi Exoutizxor tun Kapu or Dorrezm, Goveuwon GaxueaL. Direct‘Importations from the Pr3ducers #Â¥. I Fiance, Englabd, Holland and Spain. BRANQIES; ; PQRI & SHERRY | WINE, GIN, PORTER, . ”mmmu.mq-wu,mm Hogaheads Fine Old BRANDY, 10 years old, direct order. ggumwmm unrivalled in quality, some 20 year oid, different priceir The Canadianâ€"Meat Canning Co.‘s Fresh Goods, \ LUNOCH, BREAKFASTS and SUPPERS. _ 1O@>»=r»» c«ummnEs98,PORTER, pinw and quarts, put up to order, m’ Cases CLARET, Jas, Violets, special order, very fine.. 15 Eimce d‘Armes, Montreal, 4. H. Patterson, ®q., Agent. i ooo smm herits, SS e ie 1 9 ooe n 100. Ohief Agent for ov-hoou; ow Bruaswick, and Prinee Rdward Island. om.?m Agents wanted for territory not yet taken up. Apply for particulars at the Head Ottawa, or any of the Branches, , ma GPhr oi worrant Lola they tmve®DPEN BV "A N OF RIOR, «ind newly appointed General Agents for the Ottawa Branch â€" â€"â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" 38 Sparks Street is hereby given to pAiYNHIEHG docided io . Agricultural Insurance Coy. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. % _ _ IN THE " OTTAWA." HEAD OFFICE:â€"Vicioria Chambers, Wellington Street,}0ftawa. DR. M. F. 0. vupmh J a8. ‘BLACKBURKN, lllm Pmlnoo of Quebes. Becre S This Company covers Loss by Lightning, If Horses or Cattle are Killed on the Owner‘s Grounds. !‘a'rnuuwlllnndltw their ad ran‘age to Insure Fhe. Roval©Exchange Hotel, mA-:-M*%'whs :‘HH??FW,FS?““Wm‘W“W“""‘M- Ginsgow Poas Meal, Mackenzic‘s Digestive, Biscnits, and Angastora Bitters, $50,000,.00. Insures against Loss or D;m_age'by Fire and Lightning. 1875â€"BPROVINCIAL | EXHIBITIONâ€"1875 WELLINGTONâ€"STREET, First..Classâ€"Family and Commercial Hotel, COL. A. 0. DL arwoop, WILLIAM anaus, _ **~ : Bryson‘s T weed Suits, #18.75 WORTH #18.50. PURE AND iJNADULTERAXED, tor Family use and Medicing! Purposes. WHOLESALE & RETAIL Kent Street, Li CLUFF & .MILL, . GENERALâ€"AGENTS. ' SPECIAL NOTICE, a to coulitlab a. Stkagh Wilee 14 tideoly 204 hats malh i. â€"â€"~NOWâ€" OPEN. 2Wiarble CéLorks. h + @~‘_ RADIANT LIGHT, & ~ MAGEE RANGE, &0 E‘?“ ® mmm.mg c‘ukm CFC: TAYLOR, |Proprietor. ‘{ ESTABLIS "a 1&] BRANCH OFFICES: Toronto, . H. Magron, Eso, Agent, CAPITAL, â€" $1,000,000. Hite Assurance. 4:188: RIDEAUY STREET NOMENT AL HEADST First h’-&’â€". for wro:'%;gg PIP E iiiii?i:“fiioi‘ix: ato., otc. i corned, spiced, Sersoned ‘@nd Collops, Vea! »tch lmnup‘mnn:. Ox ‘Tongues, Laimb and es helt oo orene ar D boried doods, and much Fresher, CANADA fevile As io en «i Messrs, Angus & Co., o. 35 8 "":'.'ébml' et, where _ management o“(c:'-n. OLU#-M MILLL, the CHAS. BRYSON, EDWARD A. GOFF, JAMES A. uurrf' Gunadieit Houeentieden uy uy : daiine 110 Sparks Street. GEORGE ~ACRES, PROPRIETOR. THOR. PATTERSON‘8, No.63, Rideau St. Ottawa, Agent. OTTAWA 1875. l W-ll'-c-m:.c-!iâ€" * f The old reliahle, quickest, best and most dres Hiltive exars," * ds eeninn mm * * Aauphnarion o Initeime (mrak Uiregtor. , .Afry OTTAWA RAILWAY, ‘gm.u.-. Train from (Mtaws (makes ts e sns uis fluv‘or Railway n.fi‘o_' : , Utice, 247 4.05 Train , m':n:w t, and Wwith and on 'gffli muv.orhuwah Mg‘t.. tbany, donueetion mad#at‘RibnNeW With duges to and from Pembroke. . .. $ Railways. | /. For. Ottawa via Brockville. rwonn.u'zm- nq‘fl* WQ.'!.:-L:‘â€""&: L. #4 farew * -,_;_;\:EH?& |â€"_ LOWRIE RICE, wauting Trecs flmuâ€".u & ... Oumrn® bet iing and Neingp ms. Roch dos Auinets. Province of Quebes, has esâ€" AN AGENOY LN OPTAWaA, For tne supply f Frult ~â€" «and Ornaments TREES, SHRUBS, &c 5?‘?.:%""‘&';::1":“' wes. . * Fraser, (sq, Mos. Geoige Bryson fl We ho ie Pn en Iremmectet. . | * ‘ Interest Allowed on Deponits, i j «leeihetant aid uie oreefecetaaed Bavings‘ Depertmient, 4 im ry stabies in the alty. _ _ _ desirous of securing #ghad fay ra es ‘dwm oali. fay : zD whia t N.l.-li':mm‘o-dd and most setisiactory manner. ..s this feature | _ James M ., President. Obgries Magew fay» Vice rresinem o rasinf y aie Fnale seme t aeme ts B t CCR Beven per cout a.nura, upon the paid tal gooxcl mfimx, ra:un..-snc been declared, an i wili b~ payrble at t 30 01 the Bunk, is tols c‘ty, o« and after Wednes» cay, the Fiisiday of unember next in Livery Stables, Hidean Street, op, Dathousic Street. " *®P*=ite Fireâ€" â€"alass norses and supiia. ven it n Mlouoe.mmm‘m“a MWn ns tcak ff $. is which cannot be boaten. Carefu attentive D:lvqr- always in Bs io ediniis dn Centre Town Livery Etables. irimediit Te Tess s alA is ic oa d b.. iB _ d sl anuual geneal mueling af ue Srareâ€" We mighs (s ioi me mates y e _ The Chair Wili i6 taken at Iweive Wolock. Ban es mm . 1 ***\iee. o Parhh enpronitt fteerem Th« Transfor Bookx w1‘l ~e clowd from i l6th to the 30th. gfu:u@u-‘-vhh days a-: Brockville & Ottawa Livery Stables, Carriages, .+ ~ BRITISY Llow Horer, Ottawa, July #, 1875 Notlce is Werohy‘ given that a di W. CHAMPN @8 begs to draw the BANK OF OTTAWA. ANADA CENTRAL LIVERY STABLES 11476 ENTRE T0owXN AN% OF OTTAWA. By Order of the Board, The Victoria Stables Bank Hotices, | Ssfer®_acc*}* iB gene a 4957‘ §,§a§={ f < g°£ ‘Eg 33 i sigindest 4 5 ; lite tE >us an the public generaily to t0 1 74 GOING s0UTK., AND YEHTIOLES, &5~ -i‘ © -EH â€" vepsisse® RON arridges. L d n T22 !t:Eié‘" Office.: ‘NLEE & CO P Ro:sERTSON A syorialyy mans it "Mlav is for your #it of that early it1 some months looking over / mu rocount of he is > 4nare is out now ; gy.â€" Mr. 8 and ate his a cinder; was too ill it was yet * My sister