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LEY, |_ | _ EPOT, LOCK, EB Y, BLISHMENT | oo TS, and all kin is of Tailo® Sparks Stro® TS. . GAFKFS ; anaging Directof ercial Hot«l Working Machinery & PIPE R‘rg ouf.vuw Co., 1CAM MAK KE .. OFTAW Aâ€" district, . Ltat ea.34 the lar; . is Sparks 2 ONâ€"18750. ‘ORKS, street, Chaudiere, 169y L ECONDU Ore, unsurpassed Cost. «ctured by H. E. ORING "awa o AIR, me po e Coy. URES, SPARKS E ACRES, â€" PROPRIETOR EET, itting. GOODs 4 ti~ :. FLLES3, ERS PROPRIETOR Hotel, Dh aneemtd, 4+ Lai. M a sutachife find the H ML 4c00 4yi a NW ND "Pawdon me! I need not answer that question." . _ | _ _ â€" * I come on my own pawt. Itrests with you to say if the young men shall never know it!" " and what doâ€"you want ?‘ "Fivre hundran year as long as the secret is kept." ‘ > * And how can you prove that there is > l;o.t‘:.l”u:i;;n ?;o f wish." " B the witness, i i s W’n‘l)l he go halves in thebwzv:yur‘l * asked Mr. Beaufort artfally. _ _ *_ "The elder? Philip?" asked Mr. Beaufort, anxiously, and with a fearfal remembrance of the energetic and veâ€" bement character prematurely exhibited by bis nephew. "Sir! |a lawsuit of this nature, against one in possession, is very doubtful, and," added the rich man drawing bimself upâ€"* and, perhaps, very expensive !" _ Fee F "Sir!" said Mr. Beaufort, rising and placing his back to the fireâ€""sir! what is your object in this communication ? Do you come, on the part of the young man, to propose & compromise? If so be plain !"‘ WVs s " Hum!" said Mr. Beaufortâ€""one witâ€" nessâ€"one witness, observepthere is only one!â€"does not alarm me much. It is not what a man deposes, it is what a jury believe, sir. Moreover, what has became of the you:’ men? They have never been heard of for years. They are probâ€" "The young man I speak of does not want friends, who will not grudge the momey." _ _ 0. 0_ â€" _ _ _ "If so," said Mr. Beaufort, who, not naturaily deficient in cunning and sense, felt every faculty no:‘rrodigiou-ly sharpâ€" ened, and was resoived to know the préâ€" cise grounds for alarm,â€"" if so, why did not the manâ€"it was a servan‘, sir, a manâ€"servant, whom Mrs. Horto::fisroâ€" tended to rely anâ€"appear on the trial?" . "I know where ‘one of them is t> be found, atall events." _ _ _ _ _ __ Without heeding the last assertion, the stranger coolly walked back, resumed his seat, and, placing both arms on the table, and looking Mr. guufon full in the face " Because, I say. he was abroad and ;ouldnotbofonnd;oqu;o search after im miscaurried, from clumsy manageâ€" ment and a lack of the rhino." «* I can have no objection to hear anyâ€" thing you have to say, sir, said the ne.i man, yet more mildly than before ; and then added, with a forced smile, "though my rights are already too confirmed to admit of a doubt." The tempter saw his triumph. " Lhave & secret to communicate, which it is best for you to keep snug. How many people do you wish me to seeabout it ? Come, sir, there is no need of a lawyer ; or, if you think so, tell him yourself. fiowor never, Mr. Beaufort." "Sir, of the marriage between Philip Beaufort and Catharine Morton there were two witnesses ; the oue is dead, the the other went abroadâ€"the last is alive still !" _"That is moy affair, sir," replied the stranger, O m "I tell you I must have time,‘ rq;eatod Beaufort, ducmmd :g:ndeo hg not myself to to, sir, added, wi dignified emphasie=â€"*L am a father i . The man, who had gai the door turned back and. leoked at him with a complacent, â€"triumphant leer u hi!_i;l’!!den‘- reckless face. _ Pon "What you say," resumed Mr. Beauâ€" fort, " is so oxumiin_nryâ€"domxm ed, and still, to me, so improbable, that I must have time to.consider. If you will call on me in a week, and pmduco{our facts, I will give gwlzy answer. ‘ l am notthemnn,.ix, wish to keep any one out of his true rights, but I will not yield, on the other hand, to imposture." § froze, across him the recollection of his brother‘s emphbatic but disbelieved as surancesâ€"of Catherine‘s obstinate asserâ€" tion of her sons‘ alleged rightsâ€"rights which her lawsuit, undertaken on her own behaif, had not compromised ;â€"a fresh lawsuit might be imfitntotx the son, and the evidence which been wanting in the former suit might be found at last. With this remembrance and these reflections came & horrible train of shadowy fearsâ€"witnesses, verdict, surrenâ€" der, spoliationâ€"arrearsâ€"ruin ! thus proceeded,â€" " 1f you don‘t wnt to keep them out of their rights, I‘d best go and tell my ’w genu.m," said the stranger, with 4 impudence, _ o_ Caape § "This day week I will call on you agsin. Goodeveni{sg,lr.Be-hH" And the man stretohed out his hand with an air of * Sir,"‘ then said Mr. Beaufort, mildly, "Irepeat that you had better see Mr. Blackwell." â€" P ably dead ; if so, , am heirâ€"atâ€"law." At the sight of this determination on the part of his strange guest, a cold, unâ€" easy, vague presentiment seized Mr. Beaufort. There, not flashed, but rather treated soâ€"sir, I am in his maujesty‘s serviceâ€"sir, you will find that the witnerl of the marriage is forthcomingâ€"you wi think of me then, and, perhaps, be sorry. But I‘ve done,â€"‘Your most obedient, homble sir!‘‘‘ And the stranger, with a flourish of his hand, turned to the door. " Sir," said Mr. Beaufort, struggling to preserve, or rather recover, his temper, " your conduct is exceedingly strange ; but allow me to say, that you are wholly misinformed. My brother never did marry; and if you have anything to say on behalf of those young menâ€"his natâ€" ural sousâ€"I refer you to my solicitor, Mr. Blackwell, of Lincoin‘s Inn. I wish you a good evening." f " Sirâ€"the same to youâ€"I won‘t trouble you auny farther; it was only out of kipdness I calledâ€"I am not used to be "It is false!" cried Mr. Beaufort find ing voice at length, and springing to his feet. " And who are you, sir? and what do you mean byâ€"â€"" â€" "Hush !" said the stranger, perfectly unconcerned, and regaining the dignity of his Ahaw Aaw enunciation ; * better not let the servants hear anything. For my pawt, I think servants hauve the longest pair of ears of auny persons, not excepting jackasses ; their ears stretch from the pauntry to the parlour. Hush, sirlâ€"perticler good madeira, this.". " Well, sir,‘ said Mr. Beaufort, with a vary changed countenance. * And that brother had a wife !" Had a cannon gone of in the ear of Mr. Robert Beaufort, it could not have shocked or stunned him more than that simple word with which his companion closed his sentence. He fell back in his chairâ€"his l}x}» apart, his eyes fixed on the stranger. He sought to speak, but his tongue clove to his mouth. lock _ "#Sir," said the stranger, helping himâ€" selfto a third glass of wine ; " fiere’s a health to your young folk ! And now to business." Here the visitor, drawing his chair nearer to his host, assuming a more grave aspect, and dropping something of his stilted pronunciation, continued,â€" *©You bad a brother ?" always at the service of a constituent, that is a roter‘ Mr. â€"â€",1 beg your pardon, I did not catch your name." _ " May [ ask how I can serve you ?" said Mr. Begufort, struggling between the sense of annoyance and the fear to be uncivil. "And pray, bad 1 the honour of your vote in the last election ?" " No, sir, no ! It‘s mauny years since [ had been in your tgut of the world, though I was born there." "I don‘t say that ; but at this hour I am seldom at leisureâ€"not but what I am «No offence in the least, sir ; no cereâ€" mony with meâ€"this is perticler good maâ€" deira !" "Then | don‘t exactly seeâ€"â€"=" began |),, Mr. Beaufort, and stopped with dignity, _ | ) * Why I call on you," put in the stranâ€" gi ger, tapping his boots with his cane ; and | 5\ then recognizing the rents, he thrust both | no feet under the table. l ar Night and Morning. Lhat wife had two sons, born CHAPTER 11 BOOK IV. Continued,} crediting witnesses. Mind, he says nothing o} the lost register, whatever may be the value of n:z:c‘h docul’ne:%r which I am not lawyer e to say any letâ€" ters of your brother avowing the marâ€" slmiyed" ‘Tho pergpiams tont., Pyok i troy ergyman make yourself easy " True," said Mr. Beaufort, much comâ€" forted ; "what a memory you have !"‘ . To be C n inued. The Medical and Surgical Reporter pub« lishes as the result of the observations of Dr. L. Hodges, M. D., whersin‘ that genâ€" tleman _proves . that phosphites are actually consumed during mental work by u:loprotlau tg! thinking, },i‘io doctrine would imply ©the supplying the material J)bamuy, during the udpcflod great mental toil, be it study, anxiety, the continued eontoll-xl:r tion of a single theme, or other tending to weary the intellect. On ‘account of its adaptability, its safety, its quality of being easily adminis» tered, and of its causing perfect assimila tion of food, and above all of its insig: nificant toning effect upon the nervous and muscular tissue. Fellows‘ Compound Syrup of Bypoph:rhim seems destined to kupplant not onlp wil other prepara u heirs ‘rather than possessers ; ‘tis thp:uphilo-ophy of postâ€"obits. I dare say the man has Ionlx’nd out thm witau:&of the marriage, but ascertai also, tHat the testimony of that 'i‘m?{ would n:t satisfy to dispossess you. olngh‘ t be discreditedâ€"rich men have a way of disâ€" ton of food, and above all of its IN#Ig* |» m.; to receive staten nificant toning effect upon the nervous "’J"“‘?.n #+ and muscular tissue. Fellows‘ Compound 8 Syrup of Hypoph:fhi:l-n&n-dufind _Ottaws, Fob. 17,"1876, to kupplant not other prepara wp&.;w‘:u, but every other | <B khe 22“ tonic, and goneraltise,. . 4078 ~| maya more y N aperan ns rs mm nsc Pi.(l.u Phorooraray.â€"For artistic picturés go : tRit§ ©052, uht nae ce "Itis quite clear, ‘ continued Lilburne, without heeding the interruption, " that the man, whatever his evidence, has not got sufficient proofs. If he had, he would go to the young men rather than to you : it is evident that they would!promise inâ€" finitely larger rewards than he could exâ€" pect from yourself. Men are always more generous with what they expect than with what they have. All rogues know this . ‘Tis the way Jews and userers thrive Puorourargy.â€"For artistio picturés 80 +FADNR, costbut one cent. Address _ _ . _~_ to Stiff Brothers, Sparks street. | ““-gl.“?"i'loo.mm Not till Beaufort had concluded did Lord Lilburne change his position or open his lips ; and then, turning to his brotherâ€" in law his calm face, he said drily :â€" _ The sérvant, in introducing Mr. Beauâ€" fort had added to the light of the room ; and the candles shone full on the face and form .of Mr. Beaufort. All about that gentleman ‘was ‘so completely in unison with the world‘s forms and seemâ€" ings, that there was something moral in the verÂ¥ sight of him. Since his accesâ€" sion of fortune, he had grown less pale and less thin ; the angles in his figure were filled up. On his brow there was no trace of younger passion. No able vice had ever sharpened the expressionâ€"no exhausting vice ever deeponed the lines. He was the beau ideal of a country memâ€" berâ€"so sleek, so staid, so business like; yet so clean, so nesat, so miuch the genâ€" tleman. And now there was a kind of pathos in his grey hairs, his nervous smile, his agitated hands, His quick and uneasy transition of postare, the tremble of his vgice. He would e Apsund to those who saw, but | heard not, The Good Man in trouble. ol&l‘, motion» less, speechless, seemingl etic, but i:‘:'ruf:gobsenmt, .fin” ned o:, the sofa, his head thrown back, but one eye fixed on his companion, his }:nds clasped before h'tn, Lord Lilburne listened ; and in that repose, about his face, even about his pe might be read history of how difl‘rront a life and character | What native aputeness in the s thl{ eye ! What hardened resolve in the full nostril and firm lips ! What sardonic contempt for all things in the intricate) lines about the mouth! What animal enjoyment of all things so despised in delicate nervous 'h:yltem; which, ::binodb.with original yigour of constitution, yet betrayâ€" ed itselfiin the veins on the hands and temflu,;tho occasional quiver of the upâ€" per lip !| His was the franme above all others alive to pleuurofi:opchutod, compact, sinewy, but thin to leannessâ€" delicate jin its texture and extremities, almost to effeminacy. The indifference of po.tut, the very habit of the dressâ€" not slovgnly, but easy, loose, carelessâ€" mmod’o :{nkofuu man‘s manner of thought and li‘eâ€"his ‘profound disdain of externals. "I always thought {our brother had married that woman ; he was the sort of man to do it. Besides, why should she have gone to law without a vut:r of proof, unless she was convinced her rights ? \Imposture never proceeds withâ€" out some evidence. Innocence, like a fool, as it is, fancies it has only to speak to be believed. But there is no cause for " No cause!â€"And yet you think there was a marrlage." _ o It world hte been a curious study for such mein as love to gaze upon the dark and wilee:\ture; of human characto®.to have watched the contrast betwee.e reciter gud the listener, as Beaufort, with much , eircamlocution, much affected disdain, and real anxiety, narrated the singular) anid ominous conversation beâ€" tween himself and his visitor. Mr, Beaufort found Lord Lilburne reclinâ€" ed on a sofa, by the open window of his drawingroom, beyond which the early stars nl%ne upon the glimmering trees and silver turf of the deserted park. Unlike the simple dessert of his respectable brothâ€" erâ€"in law, the costliest fruits, the richest wines of France, graced the small table placed besiie . his sofa ; and as the| starch man of forms and method|entered the room at one door, a rustlingisilk. that vanished through the aperture of another, seemel to betray tokens of a fete a tete, probably more agreeable to |Lilburne than the one with which ofly our narrative is concerned. "I dare not consult Mrs. Beaufort," he muttered ; "noâ€"no,â€"she is & fool! Beâ€" sides, she‘s not in the way. No time to loseâ€"I will go to Lilburne." Ee He knew Lord Lilburne was in town, for that peérsonage loved London for its own sake ;p::d even; in September he would have -fid with the old Duke of Queensâ€" bury, when some one observed that Lon« don was very emptyâ€"*" Yes, but it is fuller than the country.") . 24 _ The still room, the dumb picturesâ€"even the heary sideboard, seeme i to gain voice, and spead to bim audibly. He thrust his hand into the folds of his waistcoat, and griped his own flesh convulsively ; then, striding to and fro the apartment, he enâ€" deavoured to reâ€"collect his thoughts. _ Scarce had that thought crossed him than he hastened to put it into execution. He rang for his hat and gloves, and sallied out on foot to Lord Lilburne‘s house in Park Lane,â€"the distance was short, and impatience has long strides. _ _ ‘The stranger‘ smil¢d, stalked to tho |door, laid bis fingor on his lip, winked knowingly, and vanished, loaving Mr. Boaufort :J)roy to such feelings of uncasâ€" iness, dréad and tortor as may be exporiâ€" Ionoed b{ a man whom, on some inch or two of slippory rook, (the tides haveo sudâ€" denly sufrounded. _ | | Ho remained porfoptly still for! schie moments, and thon, glancing round the dim and | spacious rdom, his eyos took in all the evidences of luxury and woalth which it betrayed, : Above the huge side: board, that on fostive days groaned bencath the hoarded wealth of the silver bcirlooms of the Beauforts, hung in its gilded frame, a largo picture of the family seat; with the stately porticoes â€"the noble parkâ€"the groups of deer; and around the wall, interspersed here and there with ancestral portraits of knight and dame, long since gathered to their rest,were plnccg masterpieces ofthe [talian and Flemish art, which gemeration after generation had slowly accumulated, till tha Beaufort Collection had become the theme of connoisseurs and the. study of young genius. . © Tac respectable Mr. Boaufort ohln(&d colour, hesitated, and finally suffered two fingers to be enticed into the grasp of the visitor, whom he ardently Wist‘).d at that bourno whence no visitor roturns. â€" amicable condesconsion. Is Phosphorus Thought ? The Insolvent has made ssigompyut of his Estate t&?o. and the On:l‘t:l‘.n’,h%“ to meet at office, Ridean street in the J of Ottawa, Ccunty of Carieton, on WEDN m!.tmumol Marcb, at Ten In.‘hu mui?onu:.: and % &Mm'r;g@g!’_.‘_ A Writ of Aitachment has issued in this eause, and the Creditors are noflfllg to meet at my o‘fice, No. 30 Rldum wa City; ?o‘ Carleton, on rsday, the Second day lbm&lt Teo o‘cloek, a.m , to receive statements his affairs, and to appoint an Assignee if they see fit. WILLIAM FINGLAND, : ‘Official Ottawa, Fob. 17, 1976. & .: wNsSoLyE3T A0T OR 1875. &'cmr, Li.n f u; ‘r:;t:i(?o”-mlltigi ?‘i.l: â€"&» irs, abd apioing 29 Arcign PINGbANU, 1 Official Amo R Ottawa, Feb. 17, 1876. Y In the matter â€"f BARNARD MUULEN, of Ovawa City, An Insolvent. 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GEO,JTAYLOR, Don}Â¥ills, The Mathushek I purchased from you three n-.r:_ "Emvon the most perfect salisfacâ€" tiou, wx‘;flu you said in regard to them ln use hore. and all any they would not exe in use sa ?:!‘nngo ;3‘: piano br’uw they have ever * DR. A, BURNS, St. Thomas. Wholesalé Agents for Cauada for PRINCE ORGANS. E"oiot, 39. Hord every: Eith:â€"r book% sent, postâ€"pdid, for Retail price. have never heard its ; J. O. l:uofl?rl'l‘, M. D., Fonthill Tais is to certify that I purchased two of your Mathushek: Phnz and find them all represontâ€" ed a firstâ€"class instrument. I consider them second to none. x 8 It ba~ given my family the very highest â€"atisf «ction. Rov. JOHN BREOLN, Barrig, u:v. h;," flnn enfi: l:tlthcuon, and delighted wuo ve seen 1 > T 1IOMAS BEST, Toronto. It aives the most complete satisfac.ion. . For sweetness, smoothnoss :n.d richness of tode we have never heard its equal, ___ . _ Pala s We havernn. paxe is in mlatiny that m s @ ve xrea‘ ure in aSâ€" aR instrument to lead the si: gnc in a 8. Sehool nothing car excsiit. Theâ€"tone is soft and fal!, The bass is graod, and when 600 voices are sing» ing can be distinwtly heard. Every note Tings out clear as a bel‘, «+ WARRING KEN YEDY, Superintendent, B. J BUNTEItg Pastor, #A uUEL FRIS IÂ¥, Musical Conductor, rl-m'o for the past ten years, says that the No. 0 renstral just received from ; ou, is the best made <nd floest instrument in this O‘ty, 1 have beard nothing toequal it in sweetness of tone. It;no&el are more like those of our aweetest singing birs, or those ot_the finsst human voice, than any instrument notes I ever heard. Weare deligh‘ed with our instrument. May you be blunui with great and aeserved I was mlzconvlnud that the Mathushek was the crown of all. t H. BELLAIN. succe .8. PQs Yours trul SPENCER L. FINNEY Pastor Booon{f Presb, Ohurch, Princeton, N.s The Mathushek Orchestra Square. Grand Plano is brilliant,. of wonderiul power and melodious {n t ine. 00 ALFRED H. PEASE Roechester * s & Mustcat Coxs®®RyAaToRY, e : mfium. N.Y. 'i These Pianos must take the lead of ali known instruments, and their peculiar construction readers them by far the most darable, and the least }able to get out of tume, _ _ __ _â€"_ __ ’-' _. |.___ MUGENE J. MERRIAM, WSince the date of this Concert the Math vshek has been my favourite. l J. JaAY WATSON, Watson‘s Congervatory of Music, New York. No money would tempt me to banish it frorm my bome, + Cns D. SCOHUYLER, Buffalo, Mathushek -vrflor to all others. _ H. MOLLENHAUER, New York. Mathusbek has in reality taken a step in ad. vauce of all makers of PiÂ¥nos in the world. J. @. SHAW. In the matter of JAMES PR ‘TT, of Ottawa In the matter of DUNCAN McAR examination of_the Consert Grands do award to FREBERLCK IA%%K. the honour ot making the. best of this class of instruments 'h;n and there exhibited, or known to us elseâ€" where. { ied EUWARD MOLLENHA Lotgnsdl) || :(. l} & ggnumx«, U£% ~ M. J. GI ANNETT * \ OHARLES PBADhL. â€"â€"Tâ€" H -â€"-‘-râ€".-:-. NT OPCR -uon?‘l;:;- of unumh ‘ke willing to certif wg‘u perior oxcolhne.o V’v. g:vo mom{mc for f.u'é". fow brief extracts;â€" Oe n anc CC g‘fi%fi yorti coug ae seegpmer in time} room« teaching schools avd seminaries. EXC for the dr:slul-roon.- 3 . These are broad assertions, but capable of proo6 they umonmmm&m; 11 their Pa.mw nts of excelience, Their illustrat d d&iptln catalogue. :Y:"m'n‘.';"&&w:m and mechanics all that is clatmed for the Mathushek. >ut‘k. C 2 t T Naw .Y 6«- 28, 1867 4 of ‘Plancs at the wA t ue Buderslgned, Aptiges of Planos at the NSOLVEXT AOT OF 1875 NSOLVENT ACT OF 1§75. $300 1 MATHUSHEK , PIANOS. My old ‘tuner, who has tiken care of my Ottawa. Feb. 41 1276 NORRIS & SOPER, EXCEL in volumes of tone in yolceâ€"like qualit iggghh in firmnoss n&i w 0O0KS of Piano and Organ Music. ie nxgm. for teaching se iwwfififix either sex, young or Olfg n0re MODy work for us they. mimagantint ooo snn e PaART VOCAL MUSIC. _ The above are alt uniform in nylo“., rave page ;‘nl‘ Sheet» size, r ensoly redros on o en ons 1 M and cost per book _P_Bm.'. $1.50; D. gul-ur-, ivi+4 . M. SOMERVILLE, Cleveland, 0. _ No«‘ 8 Adclaide Street, s TORONTO. Sole Agents.: PRICES 20 PIANO DUET3. Musical Critic, Saratoga. FE% â€" DAY,. 1e soung of oig sex yAE y Qf An Insotvent. .u-hn-awol g.is!gls‘,n THE TIMES, OTTAWA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1876 ing the pres nt #3 ly lim{t of Bri ige stree 2‘ %y flm{}y uhfih / re in the #egistry Office of of Ottawa, a distince of four hundred and t feet, or )e-h‘to ® _ post i at water‘s ed;e of the River Ottawa, in a southeriy direction f)llowing up the water‘s ed:e of the River Wa, & of slxzty faot in & post an eastâ€" foor n ad Ceoney Tat, more ut less, to rel the plioe of begiticing, the same beins nebes. limit of Duke streit, pr duced would intersectâ€" the same, thence in a ;%_ followâ€" ing the pres mnw“;flftd jee street, t jplauted ,onâ€" the said soutberly limit as g?reuy .'.umi-ndmm purpose of such ; @1 teration, thatthe Macd the Oor, oration of the City of Q:tawe authorized to enter upon mdlueml-a-lnfilnmoumool the Corpor» ation cf the City of Oitawa, of toat porti»n of land rcq'x'ni f.r _ such alteration, to wi‘, (that portion of l.nd described . &8 follows : Oou-“na“:m the uum-.z {'y."{y“a gm::‘:?apo nt v‘l'uromlhe s Iimit 9f Duke atrext pr dnoed wowd intoraget & Elll:;l;&fl ‘:l‘f:r;nâ€"vo' ?;&vfi“fior"l}'m'-f“fl; bounda Bridse stree y ® ppearing from auid Reglstored plan, thendg in a wester d.lmnpnlhl'to seid pre sent mortherly . boundary: of. Bridge street, a distance of flity feet, more or jess, to the water‘s Od.tl -o: the Ig‘;‘,:,. ‘Oémbv:m::.%ud: ‘Channel, where t distan .‘w Teot norther y or dowa streas. fate ty said boundaries of said portion of said accordâ€" ing to the registered plan of the proâ€" E:n.’l tbhe southern and Icu‘)ul ‘ &s follows, that is to p& Tlumlfl boundary, commeéncing in ugunrly wit ox&i:r-tmt. where the northorly limit of Duke ltlr-t produced. m intersect thonmel thence in a we«terly tion, in & 8 ht line to the water‘s edze rf the River Ottawa or Slide Channel, to a post planted at a distance of Sixty. feet up the stream from the present southerly limit of B:idge «treet, ar d that the portherly ‘imit of raid Bridge street west of Britannia &o:rnoo. cha 1 b> as follows, that is to 8y ; 3mqrouuonuao presen northerly iimit ?f d Biidge mu!i.n a disâ€" tange ol sixty feet westerly from the easterly l‘l’md}t.ot Bm':mh Tflm& wox‘:‘o:én :. w?u:uh rectton in a & distance of two Pondred (and, thirl? Teet to‘a tost pranted at Hedifcs 227â€"+ipuiet diy â€"Â¥+ Broutcegt Soniyg td Sus e( w 1P + w P w 4 nnu.cu‘ol' Ottawa, on the third Monday in the m of March next, or failing & ting on that day, thenâ€"at a mee of the said euwnah:fi.n be held next thereafter, to pass a Byâ€" O%g&p‘:«m of nnd%;-m, in the said l’ll' wess aod to the east of that part of m"i‘&‘i.‘-’.‘."fim? known as the Blide Chanve‘, be altered, an that ) instead Of the soutbern and northern boundaries of said portion of said street, accordâ€" $@710.50 a.m. ‘Tâ€"ain from Oiawa ‘ makes Wofl me? Trank °.. y ++80 th tor the w-tw the vicas slack ?'l‘vu Railway tor York vowyr ULOR $# .05 p.m. rngwm slose oonn.‘:uo%'l Express nflntytho est, and with the Ulica and % hv.ornnumm- New York, Aibany, e eot! made at Rorfrew.: with stx to m%!romm.hn!o. e# s run on Montreal time. A. 8. FOSTER, mc 2 Sin .o RuDap en .‘n‘"m City of Ottawa, intend, at a meeting thereof, io bi hisid af the usnathonr, 4n the thiy un Is hereb Corpora City of (_)’g.tun:u!:nu':h‘:i,m:t m ...u&@ mw CUUOLTED: ce on seb en e cesas en n e an s dmvee ces @0 An rienced h «on Miotpensnsenoaonaal Ln on . iopiiwe willge charged at the rate of 2s per OFRVIALL ce .. ... ........ .020 5 29tho &mhn...... ssssewe+++ +. _ May 1st Special Reduction in Rates otf Passage duting Wm‘or Months from Montreal : â€" CRDIN:.P.. .. ..+... +«.... .+â€"$87, $77 and $57 Acoording to accomodation. In.ermediate...................... . $10 60 Tmo......&..‘.h....(.’.......,...l.‘.;.fl 60l mers e (Glasgow are in« MSte m he torig Sonets i aTer Nuvisation: ui er Na & R‘n‘l_a:._l‘)t.l’u-a:..nom Portland :â€" _ _ _ Wines or Liquore. Brockville, Dec, 3, 1875. _ _~__"â€" 4012 The Bteamers of the u%.:’i L‘lgg m%mnl-‘mm.-m- Loch Foyle to reseive nn board and‘ land Mails and ?fl'::'on w.:én w ard Beotland n.._...___.!_"“'&mflm-.. 2. C1 Royal Mail Steamships. Ottawa, Jan, 20, 1876. Ti i lv:rdmnl. 1...;;'.’3&‘.."'..‘.‘..‘.‘.‘&‘1‘.;._"““ P -.-...5'. GRDLQ s s ue us e e en se n e ue n e in io io e n on n e se sn P00 LLAN LINE aitsred and establi« GEO. THOMP3ON, _ Agents, 46, Sparksâ€"st, ?'fi‘d::ow"""? " The feet h‘nut safest in the deorpatebed ar fcllows:â€" supplying their own 2% pm. 850 p, n . us Bam: ©35.9im: 8‘%«-‘? ds by maiiâ€"4!: neok. £3 : fww-u“‘ oats 3 1in br mal 31; peok 64. 1 buebal‘s T.PWIIAI!. .li-’r-. £ SIGN Tg&mgxa. novnrt‘ gg?u. HANGER, &q } oA inremenk Solorine dt» done on Opposite the Post Office, Kigin Street Seeds k.co Jo° 2stamng. Address large assortment of NEW PAPERS, Mu,mmm.ufimum ’ 8‘ oo e ie ie uit in apbo Sdoe s 5t a Spaie : Ortesier 4 On Money Order Offices througnout the D« minion, .and . Newtoundland, Great l:fllln % niiéi‘r"wi"uingau BANK. mm%u l‘un:‘munsur:nru d can be withdrawn * M adep ioh kn Rograoe. â€" Fostage 10 IHuil, MET ALLIO, C *3 ROSEWOOD AND 3 CLOTH COVERED COPPIN®, Crark® _ . ACOARFS, RPO. warded East and West in supplemeatary pmos in diPles Vis New York, close “"‘3%.#' $.00 pam, muo&-'txogfln:;??imm‘ Mcfiulumflimw riers at 8 10 a.m., Are no longer sold at this e, but may t from 9 a.my. %‘“.. AUEK: Pos Pokg‘Ogiec es > REEEA*« Postmaster. 16, Sparks Street, â€" â€" â€" OMTMWA. Now *_Pon' OrFFICE oTrawa, Observe our Trade Mark and see it is on A s dn En ht woe bage anC 4* nerwood, .1 cent. e‘ half ounce, postâ€"pald. er uies Tours rom‘s m To P o n p.m. wiiiby shmred al 127 pm.. fnwilfon on uo t sold &at this office, but may t pa Firet and Second class Hearses. . Uttawa, Jan. 81, 1875, 405 Which is exastly This Thread in the uuilsg Sutes Soee ory high reputation ‘"Anchor Brand" Best 6â€"cord Extra Quality Bewin wing. Cottc Anegem proddsed for BEST S CORD SPOOL THnEAD, CLARK & C€O., Anchor Thread Works, 1875. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1875 B&" AllMails are closed by ‘Montreal time 8 minutesfaster than Ottawa time. Sold by all the UNDERTAK ER, Arrival and Departure of Mails. Sewingâ€" Machine or Hand Sewing. BARTON, | > LSuocessor to A, Bwalwell] XTRA QUALITY, C i+ SMOVUTHNESS and ELASTICITY great strength, making it the best Thread be ootained ou short notice. Hesidence over the Store. Jan, 12. ‘76. a042yl NICHOLAS: STREET OTTaAwW aA. S. ROGERS, SsB *,,,',v P . ies '&'%fi t atd honer UNDERTAMER, AGENTS WANTED. PAISLEY. keoghare _ Thatarton Leading Dry Goods fouad in aud Mourt Montrealâ€"Evans, Mercer & Co., Wholesale Sold in bottles, 2s 34 each, and in cases m arrlad +. %fl medicine vendors throughout the Proprietor, F. J. meeanigormcrems. Burgoyne, & Co., Colemanâ€"st, Londo: ewbery & Sone, ” vewgat % :l-;:by :‘60‘\& 95 :.';L?Yfifl'u. Houses. * . o channan Th %‘@_ esie Houses. Proprictors, Worcester; C rossets Blackiwell, London, t3c., t4¢. ; and by Grocers and "w" This dots not ‘zfll to shipments made prior tothe date given. Ask for LEA id PERRINS Saute, and see Nw’;::dmepw, Label, Boitle * Wiciuah and. 1M Eepot by. the WORCESTERSHIRE TLin c Pavong which will be placed on every bottle of Worcestershire Sauce, after this date, and without which none DECLARED BY CONNOISSEURS TO BJ THE ONLY GOOD SATUOE. Jn consequence 0j July, 1875. tm For sale by all‘Ollmen, Dec. 4, 1874. ¢ LEA=~â€"& PERRINS®‘ been troubled in the past with gummed or heaâ€" ted arbors, and journals + nd have been paying ancy price, use Craven‘s Arcticand Engine Oills and so avoids those complaints for the future. All Of guaranteed and orders solicited; W. J. ORAVEN & lma â€" .‘ * HiBetaiindls, Mhowtfont nu.mumn. (hmrl'-uaunuw vers always in attendance when required. ing orders as (ae _ * Dadatall y ker Contro Town Livery Stables. W&“Mflu“:&%‘fi. Livery Stables, Carriages, en Ee Avary, Brown & Oo, ' ~_| is genuine. : November 1874. z* This does not apply to shipments Ottawa, July 20, 1875 LIVERY STABLES The Victoria Stables ce o. ooe m y ce ons Warrtages. BROWNLEE & CO TOWX R in T C & Owen. pu is EXCELLLENT the last 12 years been Fflhhh‘.‘um taoturing establishment of the Dominion, wonee « uin (P.O. Doz Wi omm ®» th a cnll, _ * qm&ynl:d:: and all others Ama- HIGHEST MEDAL at Irtouwmcoo-n'n- "I, the unde Daniel" Batelifie® Rest requested to flle their ciaims before me within P es D. 8, EASTWOOD, â€"> CHROMOS AND FRAMES, Stereoscopes & Views, I.“l.'m ACT or 1875 ceme< In the maiter of ROBERT SK PRA CTIOAL t n ol <ang PLUMBER, GAS & s'l'nmlln‘m.' TT -‘ Sparks Street, «o tme inx>â€" 3rd Door West of Bank[Strest, Y . Diamandâ€" Yeast Cakes: ww&uum u.“d::«-nu their selection lm to colour. > The grotund tones :afe so to the eye, especially toned with silver mica; but abovre al from the mineral that many of the tawdryâ€"coloured Paper fl-hbWfl se se s o o ippinea ts td n Pss presentâ€"Stock is disposed of, the Goods will be Sold at the Lowes BLYTH & KERR. i 25‘ RIDEAU‘ STREET, Plumbers, ~Gasand Steam Fitters, Ga LUNCH, BREAKFASTS and m § SOupciABâ€"Hant Onisken and Tougue ; bath Brunswick, eto. hib e mett : iX ieiaiares mar en es eelopramotente . â€" j ++b P uit Aintnintnssintinatrtze Aboriirtgincvnniimens . Amnfig‘-n at half the mmmm A call is s W ALL _ _ PAPER. TNCLUDING TRUSE DEDICATED BY THE MANUFACYUREE Ottaws, Feb. 10, 1876. lw MMMM“&.W-. gficfllmmy.p.m-*hm Q( C« Bass‘ Fine ALES, pints and quarts, per order lommum.nmndgm-u.; ? 1Q &# rwmeor ro®Tt wWix®, wirivatiod in quaiity, sonte ® year ord, diterent pricer Teasâ€"Black, the finest iniported ; Greeti, do. mâ€"vwmufimq'flm. Syrupsâ€"Maple, Amber, Golden, &6., very fine. 7 I y The Canadian Meat @ng Co.‘s Frasfi bo* Ottawa, Sept. 2, 1876, 100 ># @UoimArSS‘ |PORTER, ‘ping and qusrts, pot ap to oraer, BRANDIES, â€" ~PORT & & I. T; ATHORF & C6,, Â¥@&>Look Out for Advertisement in this Space. Their Excellencies the Earl an! Countess of Dufférin, _ t AY, NET YORK, mm * Manujacturers, Imporiers & Dealers in ESTABLISHED 1854 Puryeron vo Hm Exomura=or vax THOS. PATTERSON Direct Imporhflonfiom. the Froducers Ta France, Erigland, Holland and Spain, ' HARRIS & CAMPBELL, Warerooms next to Daniels‘ PUBE AND JNADULTERATED, for Family use and Medicinal Purposes. CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Cabinet Makers and ‘Upholsterers, 158, SPARKS STREET. C is the ony, "A "olf s prione oC Agents for the Improved Hot Air 3 urnace. McKAY‘S aad SUITABLE Plumbers, &t. Hall Paper. . Forguson. O T T AW A. Worcestershire "Hauce Prvaopt KnE Perisetion, joe regeings In, es &s. 4. por t Tos. similar ; o a rich cream A Treatise how to raiss and Grow Pdatoct, te. rATERpoRE | Princess of Lorne, oo u_ | . _ . te 0d per ©oP3s ind »nbsorthers fne anted Ottaws, Jan 12 1876. Paterson‘s National Benefit Appr‘ ** uns nogrs, THO08. PArrunsoms, | ftted upjon_tne shorlest notioe. OTTAWA i87s.