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Fuxzrac or tus Late Mrs. Weupox Cnaxrxuss.â€"Yesterday afternoon the reâ€" mains of the late Alrs. Weldon Champâ€" ness were interred in Beechwood Cemeâ€" tery. The funeral cortege was one of the largest which ever passed through the streets of Ottawa, and it was estimated that the long line of vehicles must have reached fron: the Russell House corner to the Protestant Hoepital. The procession started from the Reformed E iscopal Church, of which the deceased lufy was a member. The funeral service of the church was read by the Rev. Mr. Collison, who addressed a fow impressive remarks on the immortality of t.go body, consolâ€" ing the many mourners present with the certainty of their meeting face to face in another world their sister who had gone before . Awpr priate hymn was -uui, and as the y was carried out of churc the mournful strains of the " Dead March‘"‘ were heard through the building, p ayed by Mr. Clark, the able organist of the church We may add that Mrs. ‘ Champness is the unn! lady member of Emanuel Church who has departed this liie during the last week, | iob n oine en oo n e ns closed at the Sally street engine house, Wellington Ward, on Monday afternoon, there was a t crowd of n{ocwn waltâ€" ing to locorgr::eir votes, but who were deprived of that right on account of their inability to gain admission to the booth at the prescribed time. Instead of breakâ€" ing each others heads, however, on acâ€" count of the injustice to which they had to submit, induiged in a little pleasantry, giring one or two gentlemen who took a Prommont e.rt in the election a friendly ipush."‘ While this was g ing on a lP.i‘h containing four persons attempted to turn the corner very rapidly, when the vehicle capsized, and turned all the oc cupants out on the street, heels upâ€" wards. The last that was seen of the animals and the sleigh, they were digapâ€" Po._ring between the onâ€"lookers and the we hope the gentlemen of the Ottawa Cricket Club Dramatic Society will shortly give us a couple of nights. Now is their time to replenish the treasury. Erzotio® Frouics.â€"While the polling was going on at No. 10 Division, Cathcart street, yesterday, the great unwashed made a jolly time of it Several good humoured boxing matches took place, and a few of the roughs measured their brawny forms on the ground. All was taken in very goo i part, but possibly the presence of about half a dozen sturdy po licemen kept them in check. Towards the close alp the poll, two of the force had :o“g:rd the door, and the elector who i to record his ;ote had to hug these grim guardians o the peace turn about gr the space of five minutes before he could gain admission. A Deazta.â€"It does seem, as in Ottawa, anything in the way of amusement has become a dead letter. There must be a screw loose somewhere, that all the travâ€" elling companies either pop right down the line or cross out at Prescott. it really does appear that a good company would do well fiero for a couple of weeks at least. in this déarth ef amusement so. The exrcavations are now nearly mh:du far as Sally street, while the ing in proceeds as rapidly. It is to be hoped that with the first week of spring the contractors will make an effort to put Blater street in as good condition as it was when they commenced operations. If that is not done there will be muttor ings both loud and deep in that quarter of the city. . Taz Maix Szewsrz.â€" Considerable proâ€" gress has.been made with the works on the Main Sewer during the last week or Dust â€"Strangers may think we arâ€" trying to throw "dust" in their eyes when we tell them that dust was flying on our streets during the last day or two. Incredible though this may appear to every one accustomed to Canadian win ters, it is nevertheless a fact. It might, however, be accounted for during the present municipal excitement, when local politicians are not only throwing dust in the eyes of the free and inde pendent electors, but also mud at each, other. out the tract. They have Lakes Ontario, Erie, Suporior, Simcoe ; the Sue:, St lawrence and Rideau Canals ; Duferin, Sappers and Rideau bridges. Ax Eusortion® Inciosxt.â€"When the poll Novgi n lA y is F 2 it " Wa‘rs Arioar.‘"â€"This is the popular song of the newly located resident on ‘be By esttate, southwest corner of Bank and Bridge streets. A large section 0| this estate has within the last few days been converted into a huge Skating Rink. One building facing Bank street is com pletely surrounded by a miniature lake, mnd the boys have been at work laying 8t. Lawrence & Ottawa Kailway. Leaves.. .. 10: 50 am., 2:00 p m., 10:00 p.m Arrives......9: 10 a.m., 4:10 p.m., 7:00 p m Canada Central Railway. Leaves...................10:50 a m., 4:45 p.m Arriv@s..................« 1: 25 pBBG., 7:30 p.t Grand Trunk Railway. Leaves Presoott Junction :â€" Going West...............1:35 p.m., 2:03 a.m Going Kast...............4:45 p.m., 4:40 a. m Rome, Watertown & Ogdens burg Railway. Leaves Ogdensburg....7:30 am. 2:45 p.m Arrives in New York 10:00 p.m., 7:00 a.m Leaves New York....}:00 am.. 10:N0 n m _ No Frx.â€"These are grand evenings for moonlight excursions, sleigh rides, spow shoe tramps, &c.. if we only had the amow. There should be a good chance for a good opera company or something of that sort just now. Young Ottawa must be longing for its Christmas Panto For tas,â€"Uxrogtrxats.â€"Yesterday we were shown at the Protestant Hospitai a chair, or amputation table. Thearticle, in its manufacture, displays excellent mechanical ingenuity. It was built at Mr. T. W. Currier‘s, under the direction of Dr. Hill. Itâ€"is a most bencficial addition to the Hospital, and from its peculiar construction is so adapted as to not only afford ease to the sufferer, but tbhe mo:t ample opportunity for the quick and efficient performance of any surgical operation . Tns Foorwaysâ€"Now is a good time to judge of the advantage of shoveling the snow from the footways as it falls. Where this has been done, the erperience of pedestrians, after toiling along perbaps the whole length of a street on rough and slippery footing, is most delightful. How gladly they welcome tke rest to their weary "calves."" burg..................l:15 an., 7:45 p.m Central Vermont Railnay. Leaves Ogdensburg for Boston............ 10:40 a m., 6:00 p.m Arrives in Ogdensâ€" burg from Boston....7:00 am.. §:10 nm Woon.â€"There seems to be an abundant supply of all sorts of wood at present, which is generally sold considerably cheaper than last year. Small loads of tamarac and mixed woods, cut, are offered on the streets for seventy cents and upâ€" ward. Householders need not complain of the dearth of fuel. _ Tas Waeataer.â€"After a spell of com perative immunity from blue noses, &s¢., "Jack Frost" again asserted bis supre: macy in real earnest yesterday. l1 * Sol," however, did his best to meollify Jack‘s sharpness, and on the whole the weather was thoroughly enjoyable and highly fitted for winding up an election, warm drinks being most acceptable.. Arrives in Ogdens Waxteo.â€"Custom Cards, Second hand or New. Address, 386 P O. Box, Ottawa. 1022mw&sw2 Trivecllers‘ G© Kocal Antellitnaence. 7:00 am., 10:00 p.m 7:00 am., 8: 10 p.m Eril!ti : Octave Litrexoviccs, Corner of Clarenge and Sussex streets and corner of Patrick and Sussex streets. Ottawa, 27th Dec. 1875. 402916 stock of dry gcods and ready made clothâ€" ing from tio estate of E. Martineau, is repared to sell for one month onfy, Eegmning on Wednesday, the 20th Deâ€" cember, at exceedingly low friou. Those that will give him & call, will get for $2, the value of $5. Tiz undersigned baving bought by auction, at a very low figure,the immense 828,000 WORTH OF DRY GoODS ANp READYâ€"MA DE CLOTIILING. Bm.g}') Maloney, charged with stealing about 2001bs of printed matter from the Tixes establishment, was remanded. Henry Foisy, keeping a gambling house had his case ;djoumed until to morrow morning. _ _ Tuesoar, Jan. 4. Mrs. Deault, disorderly conduct, was fined$20 and costs. Margaret Morris, dirorderly on the streets, was fined $10 and costs, or one week at hard labour. As this is the first meeting of the comâ€" pany since active opetations were comâ€" menced, we trust to see a large turn out of those interested. Emm Paine, same charge six months at hard labour. The annual meeting of the shareholders of this company takes place toâ€"day at one o‘clock in tfio afternoon. Before M. O‘Gara, P. M. Dr. Hill and Mrs Harriet Hill sung the beautiful duet, "Come where my love lies dreaming,"‘ so well as to receive an enthusiastic encore, to which they generâ€" ously responded by giving a humourous song which was most enthusiastically ar plauded. Mr. Maclean nfi " The Vilâ€" lage Blacksmith‘. in capital style, reâ€" ceiving an encore, to which he responded by giving "The March of the Cameron Men " in a fi:le which showed that gentleman to gououedof & proper conception of a fine Scotch song wfiich is very often marred by amateur singers. But perhaps the most:interesting Yart of | the performance was that which fol awed, | the distribution of handsome books as prizes to the first and second best at tenders in the various classes. After this had been satisfactorily performed a veriâ€" table and tertainly venerable looking Santa Claus was introduced. The appearâ€" ance of this individual was the signal for a perfect scream of mingled wonder and delight, which was enbanced when the old gentleman cooly went to work deâ€" spoiling the Christmas tree of its gorgeous contents, and tranâ€"ferring them to the hands of the expectant, recipients. This was done to the satislaction of all. The usual yotes of thanks were then duly proposed and heartily aecorded to all who had taken an interest in the children‘s entertainment, the Keut«or, superintend â€" ent, teachers, &c., after which the meetâ€" ing broke up all evidently hiih]y delightâ€" ed with the way in whic they had enjoyed themselves. ‘The entertainment was f’:ced by the presence of Archdeaâ€" con Lauder, and many of the ladies and gentlemen of Christ Church, who did their best to remder the children happy and comfortable. c ing the }Sabbath School in connection with St. Paul‘s Episcopal Church, Hoc} es terville, lad a pfiugnt time in the base~ ment of Christ Cburtch. The entertainâ€" ment prpvided for the occasion was of that diversified character which suits the youthful mind. An abundance of tea and cake prepared them. for the more intellectual portion of the programmeé, which cfisinud of musicâ€"vocal and inâ€" strumentdlâ€"readings and recitations, with a genuine Santa Claus to distribute the fruit of two splendid Christmas trees, whose branches were loaded with the fruits so ‘acceptable to youngsters at Christmas time. After partaking of the tea and other gool things, the children sang a Chr‘stmas Carol in a most pleasing mapner. The ‘BRevy. Mr. Jemmett then made a few remarks, in which he stated that theschool had been start@d three year ago, under great disadvantages, and that though the district was but thinly populated they had" now an average weekly attendance of about 50. Much of the success had been due to the superinâ€" tendent and teachers, as he hims«Ee was unable, owing to other duties, to ve preâ€" sent on any occasion. A piano fort duet by Mrs. H. Hill and Miss Hill} was given in good style, followed by the reading of "The Spanish Champion,‘‘ by Mr. Fletcher. Readings were also given by Messrs. Whitcher and McCarthy, that of the latter being a most amusing [rish one, the ' chanct_ar ot: which was ably sustained. OrTaAwWA AgRICU .Tflz,\l. 1NsUR ANCE Courasy. Ramway Grms. â€" The International Railway and Steam Navigation Guide for January, has come to hand from the pubâ€" lishers, Mesars. C. t Chisholm and Bros., of Montreal. It is repleto with the latest information relative to railway travel. It is to be had at the booksores and all the news depots. contractor, has ;;L'\cod a team of horses at the dhioul of the poor, to draw the wood given by the Government a short time ago to the poor. This is an act that deserves comimendation, ‘and will be doubtless duly appreciated by the destiâ€" tute, who, in some instances, feel it diffiâ€" cult to even pay for the cartage of a load of wood. Tes Waes«k or Praygrâ€"The prayer meetings in the various churches of the city have so far been very well attanded. The meeting in Emmanuel Chburch on Monday e"ning was quite a success, as was also that in St. Andrew‘s Church last night, which was crowded. The clerryâ€" men named in the programme of services given in Monday‘s Timesftook part. Able and powerful addresses being delivered by each of them. Tes Markst Stacus.â€"The Chief of Poâ€" lice, on the instructions of the Market Committee, has reâ€"let the butchers‘ stalls in the different markets, but only for the term of thiee months, owing to the proâ€" posed re.organization of the present marâ€" ket schemes. The stalls in the old and néw buildings will be put up shortly by auction, after which the system of anuual sales will be Wbandoned. A StecEstION.â€"Now that the Protes tant Hospital has became one of our popular institutions, we would respectâ€" fully suggest to the Board of Directors the great necessity of haying a black boayd placed at the entrance gate, on which should be Jlettered the days and hours for admission of visitors. Also the rules to be observed with regard to the taking in of presentsâ€"no matter of what nature â€"to the patients. We have known cases where, with the very best intent, fruits and conmfections have been conveyed by frie .ds to patients in hospitals, and the skrll of some of the best medical men thwarted, their energies baffied, and the life of those under treatment jeopardized. Had rules, similar to those of such insti tutions in the old world, been in existâ€" ence, and enforced, this sort of trouble could not have arisen. There, no visitors are allowed, under any circumstances, to convey to patients anything, without first being submitted to the matron, or the nurses under her supervisiou. If such a system be adopted here early, it may prevent mistakes. Cntto PotsoxEp.â€"A sad case of death by accidental poispning occurred on the Richmond Road on Saturday. It appears that Mrs. Proper and her infant, a child ten days old, were ill, and Dr. Hénderson wrote two prescriptions, one for the mother and one for the child. By some means the medicine intended for Mrs Proper, which was a powerfnl diarrhcos mixture, was given to the child. Before the mistake was discovered or could be remedied the child was dead. Cpuu_nxném,l _Act.â€"Mr. B. Gibson, Yesterday evening the children attend SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL. POLIUE wvvURT , was given convmcingxnthem that even the Liberal arty in England, and especially that Ennoh of it to which Mr. Forster mx be said more peculiarly to belong, has doned that policy which some of its leaders, at least, had done so much to favour, and as to whio‘l;; till these latter days, there was, to say the leas a general lndy:fl"wnio in th; minds of tl‘:'eir followâ€" ors. e know, of courre, that it is not so now ; but Mr. Mackenzie, who is a Liberal himself, may be taken as an imâ€" ysnt 22 000CC @5 an im= partial witness to the fact that there was is not even too much emphasis given to his loyalty. The very exuberance of it is alarming. The purpdse of hhlfooch was to congratulate the Poop e of both countries on the national and patriâ€" otic sentiments expressed by Mr. Forster in his Edinburgh lecture. Mr. Forster‘s declarations are quoted as an evidence of a « practical renunciation" of the views of "" some of that school of British politicians to which the right honourable ?.nt.lemm belongs." Those declarations have been reâ€"assuring to the Canadian ille, as convincing them that even tfl:o iberal mony amoug the iticians as to the necessity of careful reg.rdin’ and culâ€" tivating the popu feeling of affection aud reverence for Great Britain. â€" The ouly misgiving we can have on reading ing,. ‘The only quarrel between the two Canalian u]:utiu would seem to be as to which is the real loyal and imperial party, There never was, perhaps, at any previous time in Canndi.mLhi-tM so complete a harâ€" meal enc " so far &s the English public are con cerned, there was no reassurance needed. No considerable numler of persons in this country had the slightest fear that England would suffer herself to be talked out of her attachment to her Colonies. But it is quite possible that in Canada there may have been some misunderâ€" standing as to En(g‘hnd’s feeling. Sharp expressions of individual opinion often make themselves heard across the oceaun, when the murmur of quiet national accord fails to travel equally fast, Mr. Foster‘s speech was therefore probably reassuring to Canada, and certainly Mr. Mackensie‘s comments on it are welcome and gratify= ing to England. | The article in the Standard is very lengthy, and from it we extract the folâ€" lowing :â€"*"On comparing the utterances of the two Canadian statesmen (Mr. Macâ€" kenzie and Sir John Macdonald) it will be gratifying to those who, like ourâ€" selves, find the chief interest of Canadian politics to lie in abserving the growth of the Imperial settlement, and whose sympathies with one local party or the other are mainly determined by its greater or less tendency to be faithful to the ‘Crown â€" ani the British union, to perceive that they both appear to be equally anxious to take crocm. with the ple for a firm and loyal adherence to ger:n Britain. It is hardly possible to decide which is the more profuse, the Prime Minister or the leader of the Opposition, in his proâ€" {essions of attachment to the Old Country. Conservative and Liberal agree at least on this one point of their political faith that both are anxious to be helJ above suspicion on this score The competition is so keen between them _ as to | remove. all possible doubt as to the disposition of the people yhoce”g:)od will the rive1 leaders are courtâ€" The News says :â€"Mr. Mackenzie, the Prime Minister of the Dominien of Caâ€" nada, has made a speech of some import ance to the ‘public of this country, as well as to that which he was more immeâ€" diately addressing. The text of his speech was the address delivered by Mr. Forster in Edinburgh, and its object was to congratulate Cavadians and Englishâ€" men alike on the cordial anxiety for a perpetual connection between England and the Colonies which that address disâ€" layed. We do not know whether Mr. g{aekenzie was quite accurate in describâ€" ing Mr. Forster‘s speech as a " practical renunciation on their behalt" of certain views which ‘ some of that school of Briâ€" tish politicians to which the right honourable gentleman belongs‘‘ were at â€" one time _ supposed to . enterâ€" rtain. We _ doubt _ whether _ Mr. Forster believed himself to be delivering & renunciation of any views on behalf of any section of the futy to which he beâ€" longs, for the simple reason that no such views ever formed a portion of the creed of the party. The great majority, of Liâ€" berals always he‘d the views witl:.Ll:prd to the Colonies which Mr. Forster exâ€" pressed at Edinburgh. No other views on the l:rl:iect were ever authoritatively put forward or accepted as identical with the principles of Liberalism, or having any necessagy connection with them. There were members of the party who individually entertained on that and on various other subjects peculiar and exâ€" treme opinions, which no leader of the party was likely to feel himself called upon to renounce. With what Mr. | Forster said and with what Mr. Mackenzie #a d about it, the vast majority of Liberals and of Englishmen on all sides of the political field would thoroughly agree today. Mr. Mackensie is quite right in saying that the ground Mr. g‘o-ber took at | Edinburgh was " high and patriotic.‘"‘ If we do not altogether admit that it was likelviue " reassuring,‘"‘ it is only because, THE MUNICIPAL ELEction.‘ Mr. 4. B. I» Fellowes has been elected Mayor, but it is rumoured that a protest against bis return will be entered, the grounds of which ‘have |not yet been stated. _ It was expected that some disturbances would inv taken place yesterday, and a strong t%rce of police were _ on _ duty, fi)rtunately their services . were _ not called _ into requisition. . Everything passed off renot ably and at the declaration of the polisthe successful candidate was escorted through the city with bands of music, brooms, and a procession, at least a mile long, took Mr. Fellowes home. The cortege started from O‘Meara‘s Hatel at seven o‘clock, and it was ten before it was concluded. OTTaAWA wWaRD. | This is the result of the voting for the Aldermen:â€" | O‘COUNOF .2:â€":.s10csessesserressnsessseasseees 899 | DOUUISG, +++++1:++errsesresressesesessssnerr insy .';?9 ROCGUC > :+.>â€"»+2eresrrsisvessstesrsrersyrrarers [NUIBNCY.â€"..:+:+sverersryrressrreeriyrereiyrergees 203 COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS. The London Daily News and Standard of the 1l7th and 18th ult. respectively contain editorial articles on the subject o‘ the union between Canada and Great Britain, having special reference to the comments of Canadian statesmen on Mr. Forster‘s speech at Edinburgh. s The following is the result of the polling at the close :â€" . FollOWEB....:+:+rmrrsrsssererssscsasscersees 1488 THE PuEMIER‘s SPEECH At! ST ANDkEW‘S PINNER, | For the Mayoralty :â€" Fellowes..................... For the Aldermen :â€" HODCY+++1.s:srresserssecrsees McDougal................... WINHIOTB++asessrrassvrerraress POIHOF.+++++::â€":.ssressrfrems Mortimer..................s. For Water Commissioner Thomas Coffey................. JOhn LYOUS:>>:8eâ€":ssssssieries W. K@R0@............22..2...... Bangs........ For the Mayoralty Fellowes ................ HCDOY ... .6enressrerreseersrrsrrarercrersanciece 412 MCDOURRIâ€"++:++1+2: : sressserrsesserssererrisees $99 CBRDOG:++rrsrsssesssee s revrerssocietensssaefsees" 871 WIBLOTS:+sssssrerscvrerrarsssrrsabsressersserss $8Q POIMOF.+rrrr:scnsssresrfessinecsenessersnsnrens 170 MOFHHLOT:::+:++â€".ss«s«xresfrsrsesstrrirssrases. 69 This gives Messrs. Chabot, Heney and McDougal their old seats at the Council Majority for Fellowes enzie‘s |spegch is whether there Majority. MAJOPitY ..........ccinsccccke s The Contest Ended THE MAYORALTY, THE TIMES®, OTTAWA, WEDNESOAY, JANUA®RY 5: 1876 BY WARD sessecee 1287 i 342 421 247 93 424 201 l_ ,*w__- oSE wo-ll‘ r\lX)l“ll.l. © + 80 r. nenxter | n M \x&orr« it :J‘f-m BE! GIA. wuA1lS. 4ibs by .l;pool.fl;:rhli bushe: $2. Ciroular and sample ?; ges Beods free for 2 stemna. Addrers 1 £. P. BQY ERB, Parkesburg POheaterton. wâ€"© o KUTE P1Ga. prsEXWMX ouesteR warrs rP1gs. Male up in Tackets, Caps, &c aAr FU”! FURS:! FURS, Astrachan, ~ _ South Sea Seal and Beaver CHRISTMA s â€"FURS. Opposite the British Lion Hotel. Nov.27, 1878, Sgov» just : Oltawa, Dec, 23, 1875. II, HODGE s , & fnerfll belief in Canada that the El‘»g- lish Liberal party was not friendly to the Canadian connection. No one supposed, of course, although some very plain and unceéeremonious language was used, both in Parliament and in the press, by those professing to represent the Liberal opinion in this country, that there was ary ip’unt;iog‘ suddenly or violently T nds mu e e rede to get rid of Canada. But the very energy ru,l heartiness of Mr. Mackenzie‘s congratulations addressed to his country: men are the best proof of the extent to which the belief had spread in Canada that the English Liberal party was im:â€" patient of the connection and regarded it as a burden. Sir John A. Macdonald, on his side, may fairly claim that "British connection is a cardinal inciple of Caâ€" nadian Conservatism.‘ &:'anng to the attempt made by * certain theoretic politicians‘" to seuer this connection, the ‘ex-Prom;lor reminded his hearers l:)f tt:. many essings which, throug is ‘oonnection, Canada enjoys. _ "Canada," } he declares, is one of the most favoured countries on the face of the earth. We gobern ourselves ; we tax ourselves as we please; we are alluwed to tex even the goods the &roduoo of our fellowâ€"subjects in the mother country}; we have full and ample rights of legislation; we have security for life and property ; we have full liberty, yet we are equally free from the chances of falling a prey to despotism on the one hand, or demagogues on the other." The Canadian statesman does not speak extravagantly of the h.psinell his country enjoys If on our side we remain scarcely so sensible to some of the items in the catalogue of Canada‘s blessâ€" ingsâ€"if we are not so much impressed with the Canadian privilege of taxing the roduce of British industry as is the Sanodim statesman himselfâ€"if we mainâ€" tain that the unicn would be still closer and the loyalty more sincere were there less of this happiness of "incidental pro tection‘‘ to Canada at the expense of British industry, we trust we do not exact c‘ans recommend them, and singers and public speakers say tho‘y are the very best medicine in existence for the cure of such compilaints. Sold by all medicine dnlzn. at 25 cte. per box. 4N2" JUBT RECEIVED ALL THE NEw STYLES FOR 1s7e, Two QuEstions Easity Axswerep.â€" Why should mean wear beards ? Because they are a great protection to the throat and lungs, and ufli much to their personul appearance. ‘Why should we use "Bryan‘s Te t Takn t Beé.'i;}oâ€":;he’xifi'.& or coughs, colds, tickling in the throst, hoarseness, &o., they act like a charm. Ministers and hv’vy’lrl use them, physiâ€" = 4 COur C ope d o aiey Ee o siu, Asthma, Epileptic Fits, Whonping Cough, Heart suease, and a host of others : then why is it absurd that Fst Lows Hvyrorgosraites, which effectually cures Nervous Debility, should cure these diseases also. "Remove the cause and the complaint will cease." 4010 TurrE is no absurdity in the fact that an impaired Nervous System causes Tonâ€" sgxmptior:, Neural gia, Bronchitis, Dyspepâ€" FaLs . MonestYr.â€"For peopile to alliow lisea . to become seated upon them rather ~_ consulta physician, or to suffer as u.ml{ do for years with thedlfl'emnt:.k‘;:‘;i,; of piles, without going at once to gilf for Fowle‘s Pile and Humor Cure whichis an infallible oure, 3120 . It has been .ha;u;ew'n- in thed Abtor family, an exoha says, to deposit 3100,0(,)0 in the bank at the birth of a son or daughter. That‘s sensible. No really well regulated family should neglect to take the hint and do likewise. Coanm Woob â€"Coam, Woon â€" CoaL, Woov.â€"Wm. M. Beattie & Co., George street, have for sale the very finest chestnut, egg and stove sizes in Lackaâ€" wanna Anthracite Coal, Briar Hill and Black Diamond for grates. All coal deâ€" livered at our prices free of cartage, and dry from under cover. Birch, Bsech and Maple, sawn or unsawn. 4014m1l The Detroit Tribune felicitously refers to a lively divorce seasan there as "the era 0‘ unhitchments." We dare say that paper is graceless enough to say that a clergyman bas an itching palm. â€" too much from the â€"li)ll'l't of Cauadian Conservatism. * New Advertisements. EVLIN‘3 ARAQUETT® OYSTERS Em $ . " § ais, §6 Giv 3 §8 m:if, 1f 2ibs §f ggss.sa éséggh D 33§ 8 4# * i53 56 SPARKSST.,, T C 9A £ 8 8 5 8 & * tried a ha wall iEnaorns N-‘" \ sn in hack Fonin quvins :s AN AGENOY IN OTTaAWaA, Forthesupply of #ruit _ sand Ormaments These Troes being in Lower are preferable to thtl:m Awofl:s:.' a?_l".‘figugom Aatized, and beiter D 1ib ANGs rese Arsses TTA Se had on a & in e io e n ty en o wanting Trees lflhn.u..h lering woy #_paB®â€" bet. itiag -u‘hu-]au. TREES, SHRUBS, &c According ‘o. spesification: to be had at the OM>e of l(r.-ipq.nnod,y. Uhief Engineer, after “&%“s‘.‘.am-.; to zhe undersigned not later that NOON, the 'tb&hm. The Commissioners do qilt bind th:mselves to accept the luwest or any Tender. â€" _ rs‘ Om Harnour contiglertoptre® Qifice, j 50,000 CUBIC FEET OF SQUARE PME, THI HARBOUK COMMISSIONERS. OF MONTREAL, f Invite Tenders for the supply of about An Insolvent. I, the undamg:od. D. 8. n-mo?"& the »gl%fif Ot-hlw:. ve been mappointed Assignee matteor. c Olodll«on'lm l’oqu:odt;o file their claims before me n one Month. V. B. EASTWOOD, In this mwuned,g'm found]a very large OVER CoATING nqx%wonod_fg_s_ ____| FLANNEL SHIRTS, And a Large AmImd Men‘s Furnishings. (LATE METCALFE‘s) J Are now prepared to show a very large stock of OVE COaATS, HNouoo ufl::nby.. ..M :M "'”"6‘} ’f â€"ven. u = boonldoclnmifn-nd ‘be payabie at J,,m day, the First day of December next _ ""Ti? Traumiet Books wili te caead from ine Iuhlommlmbaâ€"bomamlnoln- sive. The annual fi-nn{:l.mooUn‘ of Shareâ€" Weme ieaniat h e t aus t oo next. Thom(m will be taken at Twelve o‘clock noon. By Ordér of the Board, 500 Wellington street and 35 Duke street. CAHIQ‘I' BE UNDERSOLD. than Wholesale Prices, Blpuquuln‘::l&:' Onaws, dou a ies { SOcts per Gallon. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE In the matter of A. 0. TUPPER, Victoria Bui Block of CLOTHING HOUSE, Oitawa, oct. s is7, * °4845 47 gzzr. James MacLare Oharles Magee, Robert Blackkurn, Ksq., M.P., Alexandet t !. k A General bans ing Busthoss 500 Wellington Street (NEAR POOLEY‘S BELDGE.) ‘Aâ€"G'n‘*'efl Bans ing Busihess Transacted. Interest ed on Deposits, Gold, Currency n?: Bterling Drafts Purchases and Sold. * Bavings‘ Department, _ m COAL OIL 'l‘fll York Steet, near Sussex Street, Insurance Co. NSOLVENT ACT OF 1s75. OFFICE: Russell House Block. Uttawa, Sopt. 16 1875 Cnu. DESJARDILNS, * General Agent Citizens Insurance Co‘y. CaPITAL, . . _ §2,000,000. GEORGE ROACH, Fsqs Mayor of the City of Hamilton. D. THOMPSBON, Eeq., M. P., County of Haldimand. CHAS. D. CORY, Keq., Manager. R, 0. W. MacCUAIG, Agent for Olttawa Valley. FRE, LFE & MAANE NNSD ace STBAMBOAT TIURET AND GRENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY, Agent for the following first cles# Companies : EQUITABLE LIFE ASS URANCEK 80CIETY of the Uuited States, Assets over $ 6,00,000 LMPERIAL FIRE INSURANOE COM ‘ANY of Loudon, England, Capital $1 ,000,000 DOMINION PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY of Montreal. BUN #UIUAL ACCIDENT INBURANCE COMTANY of sontreal. OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION COMP‘NY. RICHELIEU NAVIGATION COMPaANY. _ W.Coal and Wood for sale. Ot‘awa, Dec. 10, 1815. 6 CANADA Fire and Marine Insurance Co. HEAD OrFiCc® â€" â€" . Hamilton. Ont. BANK OF OTTAWA. JOHN SMITH & Co.,, Firs, Liv®, Acomoent axp Guararter. 'lb-po;-â€"ry Offlce: Jan. 9, 1875, Ottawa, Jan. 23. UNDERCLOT ncorporated 1871. ANK OF OTTAwA. SHFIELD‘S 11â€"2â€"78. Branch now Open, ,’". “g !Ol?-uovn Nuraal _ |___ PEA JACKETS, every description of Fall and Winter Bank Hotitc®. T. SUTTON, President : JOHN WINER, Esq., Hamilton. Viceâ€"Presidents : ORDER DEPARTMENT. COMPARE THE PRICEKS AT THE om + â€" â€" Hamijiton, Ont. CAPIT AL, $1,000,000; MUVUTV A L R. C. W. MaoCUAI Agent, Ottawa and \Lu_&v. OTTAWA. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_____{____ |_Take 11:%:’: ?x"'?:hnfl'.’ugh I 1t | Cause by ;ua have “‘Vls dy §« for «* W Pills." 1 applied d‘ffering m ley, for the above Hauce manuf f from "lhleh & wm re C All perst se pecis o iige.s le pije, : O (hking two | 88 ° m lV President. ., Vioeâ€"President. on. L. R. Church, M.P.F. H. WHITNEY, PATRICK RoBERTSOM, Uashier. _ _ e mt Charter Perpetual. VESTIN BERTSON: Beoretary, â€"â€" sofgn3 Wester: 4016 differing tnererio,;" 2 °o Slt ouly colourably d‘u-|' mllllho:"o.: b‘?:?:m““ Chbalk of Wrappers resembiing thoss used by the Plainâ€" All persons are here not to sell as = Woreesiqranizes" for = Wornsies® Rauics oA &han ‘hat manmactured by I_n.lnmnu. Worcester,or to use auy Labsisor WinPRemgrrems ho Un s 0 Solicitors 2.'_'.’“.".‘1.“'-:&» % Forrihs Take Notice that on the $0th July, 1875 a Porâ€" bl’.nm Bo:clu the l::‘u:’i ?. lo:: cause J y us restraining the Defendant from «* Worcestershire," or any word ons 4 * Y IN CHANCERY. AGENTS IN CANADA. Ionuwâ€"lmm'a Mercer .& [Co., Wholesale 1 8. Montrealâ€"Lvmans, Clare & Co. Torontoâ€"Klliott &)Co., Wholesale Dru;gists. nneariier 4 0n Hamtitonâ€" & Ca, Halifarâ€"Avery, Hrown & Co. Worcestershire Sauce. ENT CCC C DT $ 103 C2CC TVs Barc sy'aunu, 95 Farringdon um. London. Banger & Sons, «»zford street, L ndon MJ all tie lnnzion wnoh-‘\o Mout es. Auadon .: t 000 10 t 0 OV No as«p‘n Newvate Loodn. _h.l:b:yr_'aynu, _!'lgflncdwm. Londor is watranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Orgaus, in either sez, acquired or conâ€" stitutional, Gr:'vo'll. and ?uxnl”rn the Back. Bold in boxes, «s 6d each, by a 1 Onemists and Batent Medicine vendore, Bole Pr\rhmu F,J. CuARKE Apothecaries‘ Hell, Lincoin, Londn. EXPORT AGENTS, Bumg,_ nnrbr_ldco & Co, Colbmen strset, Metellih EAU afuén loo Srai brht 31, 88 & 12% EOUTHAMPTON Row, â€" â€" RUSSELL SQUARE, LONDON. Worksâ€"HornsEr AxD HomERTON, PU CHEMICALS AND NEW MEDIOLN Jlexohd. and Shipp‘ng orders dxecued ufi _ AMespatcheqa. . _ Sine for it tion is 2 RSON‘8 Prrstn®, ‘&‘:‘:unw of the mtnoélm Bold in Po â€" der, Loz enge®, cll:lunl:l ; a~d as Wine in }â€" OHLORODY NE iwor sack corebilty that it can Somposinion botngdnown o preotl. uoners. nfi;‘? the cnui:;yn; wiaet n is tioo fln Mc n $ oz., 1} 0z , aiid 3 oz. botties ummx;g‘. purest preparation is Morâ€" Carefully pack a'u’u‘ snipped. Orders navahle in md:ni f made THOMAS .MORSON & Son, payable in «nglan1, P EPBINEâ€"The popular ani professionsl me.Ji BPARKS STREET, OTTAWA Ruling, Perforating, . Numbering GENERAL BOOKBIMDIEHG ESTAB BOQRK BINDE R, Account Book Ml:xufa.otnrer. to all who desire it, the recipe for pt "p.rmt‘"1 muugggum'h mu:;£lynl=:., thi provident discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail themselves of the benefits of this disoovery without cost, can do so by return 3. *A AhGHAIE 5s Rlighs" Sfiber." Suilaie orders for Books requi. ted neadings e analy anoeric L Ou" Ing printed ne in Southern Asia, a vg simple e rody for the speedy perm aâ€" nent cure of Consumption, Athsma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung affections,â€" aiso a positive and radical specific for Nervous Morson‘s Effectual Romedies Debility, ""rnm.mfo”" iature Decay, and all Nervous Com feels it his d to make 1t known :‘om;’% fellows, A bydt-!:l;rmo- m‘:'n whi desire it the recine ummr.lcn:! Aug. 12 giving name A MAN OF A THOUSAND: | 4A CONSUMPTIYE OCURED. When death was hourly exp:cted from Conâ€" & v&l n, all remedies baving failed, accident led to a diseorvey whereby 1)r H. James cured his only child with a preparation of Cannibis Indica. He now J::omm free on reci of two stamps to pay expenses, There is noé. m& o(oolnl#uonm 1t does not difficuit nxrovn‘su uhn“o-“t‘n% l‘Iamcl o e Nausca at too s:on:&. nn’-wuun bowels and wasting of the Muscles, Address, RAD Ottawa, Sept, 25, 1875. Diamond Yeast Cakas:. Every Description of H©USK SIGN, AND OBIEII_H!AY. WRiTLNG, Giiding on Giaes Sample copie:sent by mail, Postpaid, for $2 00. Enrbatve bermitory Â¥iven, (Apeuls more then double their movey Address Dr. Chase, Steam Printing House, Aunn Arbor, Michigan. tor g7erptadyy in event rogenly "in the United or Ev s n nited States and Canada. lnhrlvd‘{; the puolisher to 648 pages. It contains over 2000 household recipss. and is suited to »11 clesses and condiâ€" tions of society. A wonderful Imoxé and a household recessity. It n-unne; reatest inducemeats ever offered to book agents To sell Dr,‘Chase‘s New Recipe Bonk, anhaod wnml,m“u. It contains over 200) tried and proven pes, and is sulted to all_classe® and onndiions of society. A WONDEwur UL BOOK, and a bousehold. necessity. 11 will »ell sight. Greatest inducement ever oflered to ok Agents _ Bampie copies sent by .Mail paid, fo $2 Exclusive Territary given. A:wh wore than doubie their money. Address -l".fil“’- Dr. Chase‘s Stezm inting House, Millington, Mtich, _ 10 ess w Wellington Street, Near Pooley‘s Bridge. on Kigin Strect, Ottawa. Lists of same can be seeo at the orfice of MR. H. G. ROCHEK, Eigin Sureet. onm""d'tie‘n‘oi'i“u-w'"i thareof, for an Act to for the registration of a ceitair Inâ€" Sanade Central Rallway Oorapany , to Henay wa Lancelot Redhead, and ’to nue: gt.hnt pul)‘:i’- slons conseraing the same. Dated this thirt eth dg of Oc ober, 1875 :£.J. BENKLERB, 0_ Balicitor for Applicants. &9.. exeoutaiin e Huperlor Style l-Tbiee Inspectors invite Tenders fo: the St ok Clisby and Commercial Houses, N OTICE. Notice is hereby given that application will mmw&orz&imud& Province of AUTION. F YoU WANT GOOD BREAD NE_BOX OF CLARKE‘S B 41 PILLS. December Zith, 1875. Charles W. Leonard, N~ 1 VENT ESTA!IE, IVE AGENTS WANTED. IVE AGENTS WANTED: O'Amwfi "F? Decenber, 1875. UTHORISED DISCOUNT uo Amer.can . Invoicss uniil fuluer not:ice: 12 per «ent. J. JOHNSON, _ MORTIMER, Mookbinders. SIGN PAINTER AXD GRAINER, L. K. CLISBY. a Eq LEA & PERRINS ‘of Worcestet, throughout the world. CUSTOM 4 DKFART UMENT. TO CONSUMPTIVES. BED ROBERT l.lfi trade as A. K. LKE & at :lgl_l:lld Junstion, Lancasâ€" & retired physician, ha‘ -_Ar. sician, ha CUommiss:oner of Cus toms H. MEADOWS, H G. ROCHE wW. SHOOLBR st, Phuadelpbia, ‘a 4 Perrins, #5¢oawidl D 6 ¢ _ male aud femaie, in their locality 2erms and OU'l'l'I‘l"m Address P. 0 VICOKERY & OQ., Augusta, Me. 8028 #77 : Ninety per cent on! of the progress estiâ€" mtek:' -’{fi” be paid unlu’l the mmp{:gm of the wor To each Tender must be attached the actual signatures of two responsible and solvent perâ€" sons, residents of the Dominion, willing to beâ€" come sureties for the carrying out J these conditions, as well as the%rfomnoe of works embraced.in the eontract. gers are not scoeul&tod. For the due fulfilment o!theoontlm satis â€" fwtori security .will be required on estate or by deposit of money, public or munieigd securities, orhnkltoc‘tothomoutol ve per cent on the bulk sum of the contract, of which the sum sent in with the Tender will be considered a part. _ _ The amount required in each case will be stated on the form of Tender. ~ The cbeque or money thus sent in, will be returned to the respectiveparties whose Tenâ€" ders are not accepted. Contractors are requested to bear in mind that Tenders will not be considered unless made strictly in accordance with the printed forms, andâ€"in the case of firmsâ€"except there are attached the actual signatures, the nature of the occupation and place of residence of each member of the same ; and further, an accepted bank ¢:hequefmo':'l other available seâ€" curity, for the sum of one to three thousand dollars, according to the extent of work on the section, must accompany each Tender, which shall be forteited if the party tendering deâ€" clines or fails to enter into contract for the works when called ugonto do so, at the rates stated in the offer submitted. | can be seen at the respective places abore :*Ofi:‘roclie.d,onudmruudny, the Tth day For other parts of the works, tenders will be received until Tuesday, the 21st day of March next, and for which plans and specifications Tenders for Section No. 9, or what is called the "Rock Out," and Section No. 10 at Laâ€" chine, will be received until the arrival of the it sap o Jenuary ‘aser, Wws man afork 1 day of Jan n P and speci cativns for which me::, seen at the places above mentioned on and after Wednesday the 5th day of January next. _ treal ; at either of which places printed Forms of Tender can be obh.tneg uk £ The works will be let in sections of the reâ€" spective lengths indicated on a map®of the line, which, together with plans and specificaâ€" tions of the various worh,pmn be mm Uffice, and at the Lachine Canal Office, Monâ€" J the undersigned, endorsed * Tender for Lachine Canal," will be received at this Office for the enlngement of this Canal, consisting of the widening and deepening from a short distance above Lock No, 3 or St. Gabriel Lock, upwards to the River St. Lawrence at Lachine ; embracing the construction of a new lock at Cote St. Paul, taking down and reâ€" building the upper portions of the present lock at :flst pho;,fidooutrnction of regulating weirs, culve ge piers, and a new en« trance lock :?Lwh.i-e, and the formation of a channel and basin on the south or river side of _t_he exil_ting__e_n_t.n_noe. £00, Are mflfi General Groceri~s, Wines And Liquors unusualiy LOW PRICE:S, to make room for their Spring Stock, 5 lbs. of sound Tea for $1.60, value warâ€" ranteed, also, a reduction on Bugar, taking 10 DEA UCCHY © ECCAE OOE e PCE *C Heshan" pog D Recongie necorainquts m a mm'y, or No. 4 Labrador Kmr:no- &na 1.25 per bbi., dry Codâ€"fish, Ooarse Sale in large bags, Fine Sali, 230 lbs. per , Good Western Apples and Onions, also on all » which are sell ug at a reduction for CASH. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned. endorsed * Tender for Ottawa, Nov. 25, 1875 CANAL ENLARGEMENT HI1GH WLNES, on nts TH! e Sinannd ap w ons or ts per l?tmu; ‘:t Ofib‘h Passengers their g s GKO. THOMPSON, _ 10BACCOS, F.CKLES, BALL BLUE "_ STAROH, RICE, RAISINS, CURRANTS, NUTS, CIGAES, PAILS and BROOMS, also. From Gooderham and Worts Celebrated ‘Distillery, SOLD LOW. Royal Mail Steamships. L ver pool, &ud . Inefiee w one of ims largest fnstest and surest in the world. Vessels will be despatched as follot s:â€" Baskerville & Bros., No. 36, Rideau St., Ottawa, Notice to Contractors. S@K" An experienced Burgeot. carried on each NEW YORK AND GLASGOW Favourite route for Tovrists. Finest approach to Great Britain. Punngr accoffiodation unsurpassed ATES OF PASSAGK: From NKW YORK to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, EBELFAST, The shortest, cheapest and quickest passrge to Li es e die+ on Aulhd Cabins: & $90â€"Ourrency. m;:fin?u l;n‘ uced rates . Steer a as as any otber *** rIRSTâ€"OLASS LLN 1. COMPANY‘8 OFFICE: 7 Bowling Green, New York, or their Agents. OUSEK EEPERS, NCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS A WEEK to Agents, old and young C@roceries, &t. LACHIN E6E zo4 nEa oiX 2KB Sn eow PROOF AND RYE BASKERVILLE BROS. Agents, 46, Sparkrâ€"st. ap :A n ol so un‘versal~that the r‘m quarm oure to those who u‘e -uluu,‘l: failure lonhndm-nw first intr.duced he has vdz“ ands of testimonia‘s, fl!‘lh cure of th» awiu: dieases iL is thie ie oopetine eciee a n periect :alety in a i ea. gn is of it driving the humor in, 8 it THE TIMES (Daily Kqaimon) is every lawful day (and Week every Friday), byâ€" Alegy t‘nually improves witl t 7 Fioe 18 yor botde., Bold ty alt For Internal and External Usé. Warranted a SURE and OUREé unloll'uu.u‘:w.mu LA mw.mnddlu skin. O:e warran‘ed to curemli ¢ Pllua.-‘;xlnmouhum botties in all ( 4. This remedy has teen fuirhfully ‘1 truni to be an almost infélible cure mbove namedidiseases. lts success h# yor.nm*s Government Hotice oae cent rdirn stamp, M. Â¥ wich <treet, New York. mm Tll FOLLOWI®G Sberwood, 1 ceni. Fe half ounc u-fn-ou Pont Omce es Th Web t 1 At hom: or female { P 8 TUELTT DTE D. aor nar Aant p oi Cenk On-m an ;Wfl pit" 4 COALL n- C 187%. * ant Ub 410B tn V 00E BA _Qutawas, Sept. 2 1875 ueposits will be reedived at this olfice. Tiem at ba.m, 196.00, and on / . PostaGE sTaAMPS: * Purchssed "rom any of use HBBi | Â¥vendors throughout the city. #g MONEY ORDE . office on mulls s1 fifi?&;‘%‘d% Boxes at 9 a. m .Eu,q.‘:-.nj â€" FR<E DELILYV 6 eP id "Z’:.'m Ap-n:fim for . in . oi ipipmentncy fbes tor bnadinls ages the same HIB AX«‘ELLEAUYGW ‘ TOR O# T uis I N LOUI& On the recommendation | Lhe M: ister of Uuuaq,nnrn’ w‘ous of ie $1 aud M4¢« . inenbentns Temondt theree he s year Keign, chapt rod 6 a1d fatitaie t 44 r~, be and it is hereby © n‘ ital scour y a | m w:?"“.l.:g P 44 baie effect .com th #urst day ; W. A. HI "34 p.ct «. Cus oms," #1,) x with the uday ce of Lo~ Quesu‘ > or Cana ‘a, has been {»:dlfld tbo hereby ordere !, Liat the Qa+ P 4@ ml‘no' known as Kincandi the P>rt of G gerico, in the Or r«, be and it is bereby c nâ€": ‘ muntry a > a Warouou«4og P uy P.l'l' OPFICLK @TEAWA, _3 yours rery. respectiuiiy, . To the Proprictors of Norten‘s 180. WINTER .RRASG afi OMINION PARLIAKENXTE Arrival and Qeparsture OVERNXMENT Kouse, PRIVATE Dated 15:h May, 187%, fllqa babitant of Hurp i minsior, Wiltke: *L be that your Pil‘s are an for me, aod 1 certaicly 60 tiin in owing to tncing o 15 ‘yeare "oh!" *Eelbtioing, ige! i{Finiges? PILE AND HUMOR OURR P AiiMmis an siused 03~ 3 $ minutes faster than Utta@a EXTRACT FROM A es Herimals ents bodily .73!1 igs & w es The bes of ": are Kept ud bis promip The "Feath 88 to 27, WE Have received cf their 48 BALES CARPETE Kmbracing ali the novelti to which they confidentiy and Jewelleâ€"y of ever; W M,g. at E ..:‘k htdfl M g-n the Dom ‘nion . «ALTTAWA CARPET i Soennhasinee » En underizned it prej WHOLESALE Jeweller, '_n_ A .ange o! Ge :‘.'Hgé;eg ie esn "WUNMEER LIMNITS slreets, sormeriy b@y~ 85â€"SPARK® SHOOLBRE oopral ONE HUNDRED AN BQUARKE R widenceâ€"Albart stre 9 to 11 e.m, -llw riav n to dwes 0s ulerus. « ~ maie to H. V. Nocl Qu pyor. siik fhat well frequented ments. Ifim‘o‘fi closed in with shed ; » « ‘!' .‘:.‘. y «t i » #6 f-fl' «C chell. k. Bt tor 1 ftrarkxt -m'itm:u whiole will ve sold on rem to H. MeLEAN, Auct vince of Q shep. tor the D* Tempwary Ofice at Hull. t utl, March 8, 1976. BARRISTER, A {For the Provit BARRISTER, ATPORNEY CERY, (Of the late firm of Offic~s â€" E‘gin streét, O C.B Pr=uey, A. J.C The OMeoâ€"Master in Cha House, Ottawa, Capada . Pll-l". CHWERIS Office over Mr. B. corner of Sussex and â€"Y Ottawa, Nov. 17, 1875 DaANIEL O‘CONNOR Hept °, 18 4, BARRISTERS AND AT CrPoRs, CONv W . Begs to nforum the Parties requiring a MoLEOD STE W ART Oct. 17, 1874, FRED POOKS BARRISTERS. ©OLICTT CONV EY & Haii, Oct 26. 174 licentiale of the Royal BAREISTERS, ATDORN V EY A.6C RIVER D __ Conveya RA~â€"Mosgrove‘s Buil Hox. Jo® (‘CoNNOR, Dec. 4, 1874 f HOMGtoPA THIC PHYSE OFFIO® : Hardy‘s OFFIOEâ€"Bell‘s ky site Russeil J < use. w, H. WALEER | P. P Nov. 8. 1870. (For the Provi Malivstreet, Hullâ€"PA x . H. FERLAN EWELLERY Wm'l' PEN sSAUS, JOHN SAÂ¥ VYOL. X., Invite Special Value in &@~Bell‘s Block, KX _ Ho®, K. W R. RO0GHR®, K. 1O0GAN, BARRISTER AND AT CITOR LK CHANC LARRISTER, ATPOR CoTT, STEw dn BARRISTER, ATPoR ‘*CONNOR & * COnNOR & H A 8t CH A NUR A U NOTARY «PUBLE W. W. WARD, TUPPER m=«» March 8, 1476 K. CHERY®E MA RSIEC A J L egal (LATE oF