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Lk hss led Sm prmace he old â€"We 1 intonation 'pmx* dn the inatru py other s» NT * system of hich great * very demmand 1. our of patrons . ~e, thereb IM ecrving at . i ":h- these vibratory 05 all its and man.. and Beer stimonials ud C artints e fullness of l ags me ianoâ€"Fortes, oGUE coN t l‘!"-“‘ t mukicians _ our instrtâ€" EW YORK M irawse a d increase * -.al_ ch_h- provements 4 PAFENT cands are milly bellow* . impos=lld mentiol °!* instruments ; of “.',9: feulty (want ted from th* ‘cr, & cCO CHALK chirer icE & C0) ni-tl‘"“ ually a MCM L‘“‘ '“ MM MEXTs PR m the «wells this object â€"man, but to g excellenct stioned, a24 s publishe® cepted) Walnut n the ES 381 -‘:'" teâ€" OP ; S§ts, of blowing n n oke to bury capdcity . and its critic ot the feet t sed of BX B the is nearly Printin# , City @ Jickt we _ yet~ Amewds to all Law Courts in the District of Otawa. & February 7, 1866. « 43â€"ut LEES & GEMMELL, BAIII'"I., Attormeys, Solicitors, Conveyancers, &¢. . Orrice: In the Court House, Ottawa, C. W. Roszat Lers. Jous J. GroLL. Ottawa, February 7, 1366. 43â€"utf Ottawa, Jan. 12, 1866. BAIII.‘I‘RI. Attorney, Solicitor, &e» Orrice: Morne‘s Building«, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, Ottawa. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1806. & Aâ€"y Orncr: Over Mr. A. Campbell‘s Store, Sussex Street, Ottawa. . ©.. * P. J. Bockezy, L.LB. W. J Scort, Ju. (ttawa, Dec. 18. 1865. 5 ‘% 1â€"y AW, Chancery, and Conveyancing. L Orrice: Over se-fn’- O-hflinu:y’. opposite the Russell House, Ottawa, C. W . February 7, 1866. omcs .l *n cuery oTA BCR EDW ARD T. DARTNE ARRISTER, Solicitor, Attor B Notary Public, Clerk of the Peace a Crown Attorney, for the United Counties Qrrice : In the Court House, L‘Orignal Jannary 27, 166. _ onl D. €CONNOR, ~TFORNEYâ€"AT »«LAW, Solte AM. Conveyancer, &e., Susses Ormex: Union Buildings, Ottawa, Pebruary 21, 1866. . k s â€"~ DUXNING:‘ & THOMPS TTORNE Â¥8â€"A TeL A W, Solic A Chancery, Conveyancers, &¢., &¢. _ DUXNING‘ & THOMPSON, TTORNE Â¥8â€"A T«L A W, Solicitors=in= A Chancery, Conveyancers, &¢., &¢. Orrice: Court House Avenue East. * A, L Dexxixa. T. W. Tnoursos. Orawa, Jan. 16, 1865. w . dtey * BUCKLEY & SCOTT, Bmu‘rns and Attornmey seat«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery , Convey ancers, Notaries Public, &c., &¢. , se e " + gâ€"n‘ the 18A wather‘ Da PRLIXTELXG. * * Every d@escription of Printing, from a Mammoth Poster to the Smallest Card, execuâ€" ted in the neatest style, and at Prices that will tor the first tor every st wise arTany ARRILSTER® and Atrorneyseat«Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, and weyaneerk. | â€"_ _ h Bniutzg. u-hoinw..‘ Office : Telegraph Buildings, Metcalfe Street. * Ottawa, March 10, 1866. _, _ ______ x3 10y EDW ARD T. DARTNELL, _ AMcon "W: ® ' s t 1 m‘ wl.nfis uMn‘.opwlu the Post Office i Wruetax e Hawa, Feb. 7, 1966. e m:'uf w ()lr A “â€" .\â€" â€"l IME Syu | CLEGG & NELLIS, BAlmsr:ns and AttorneyseateLaw, KB Soticitorsâ€"inâ€"Chancery, Couveyancers, Notarâ€" igs Public, &e., &c. Wumice: Telegraph Building, : Mcetcalfé Street, (Rtawa. A : Wx. Cures. Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1368 A"OCAI”, Barristers, and Attor= neysâ€"atâ€" Law . Ormers: Hall and Aylmer, C.; E. Mr. Wright wilt attend at Hull on Tuesdays and lrlhlo of every week. _ | Jas. Comman: W. Mckat Warout. B.A.B.C.L. Jety € Amn EYS«A TeL A W, Solicitors=in=« , Convey anders, Notaries Public, &¢. Orrice : Office Builfling, Elgin Street, Ottaw a _R B. Harciey. K. IK Haycock. Bn.llm.AMAWg Selicitor=in= Chancery, &c. + Orrice: Aumond‘s Buildings, Rideau Streot. / Al‘_oc.l'lw 1 No« 17, St« Peter Street, Quebec. Mr. hette will always be m:*-l promp@y to any busine«s the employes, the pablic generally may entrust him. . Mr. B. attends regutarly the citâ€" cuit in and for the district of (Quebec. % December 28, 165. + 0â€"y 1. Â¥CONNOR, ‘TTORNEYâ€"ATe«LAW, Solicitor in ‘ Chancery, Conveyancer, &e., Sussex Streot. Ormex: Union Buildings, Ottawa, ‘ shruary 21. 1866. Ce oL 55â€"y No Advertisement can be discontinued with t the written order of the advertiser. o Dor., _ 3. _1 4,] 4M0, Wawes L Porter. _ Pork, Flour, &erfi-r s«ale W. MARNIALL MATHESON, Ormict : No. 5, Spa EZPZ;JC"-}.: ‘the Russell House, Ottawa my’a' w f % Ll"l' Agent and ir;h;r. ‘S.lnry Pub= lic, has removed hH office to Nicholas Street, a few doors to the South of Dan tGoode‘s Hotel, and is ul PC oe d enc m ds n m t sn o s. Comum.~ ~_ _ W. Mckar Waront, B.A.B.C.L. Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1866. 43â€"utf :nld to transact any business connected Crown Lands rtment, in prosecuting :Clfl- taking mmam. and ‘to conduct ‘..‘.'*7“':.:&0;”:““: business with any _ Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1866. 48â€"utf * nIDNXNEYC BR FIIPE, . :.‘ lw. Or y w;m..m Street, Cterk, Febreary 1 1506."_" * 4Â¥â€"utt ARRISTER, Solicitor, Attorney, and Notary Public, Clerk of the Peace and County m Attorney, for the United Counties of Prescott ARRISTER, Etc., for Lower Canada. Ormecrs: Court Hoyse, Aylinerand Buckingâ€" l““ and Parliamentary Agents OFâ€" FiCk: No. 5, Russell House Block, Ottawa. Deeds for Lands and Patents for Inventions 'no- eured. Takes charge of Private Bills during their m‘::':'y-u" and transacts all ith the 6 ment Departments. Rereasxcrs , J. A. Macdonald, Hon. J. H. Cameron, Hon. George Crawford, Hon. M. Cameron, PROFESSIONAL _ CARDS ~J. P. MACPHERSON, _ Powell, l-t;fii.'r'.'.'j.'i Ro«s, I R. Cooper, Exq., Judge Co. Huron. /. comner of Sussex and|York Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. y mnoudokon . 5s . x c c_l _ _ MLvom-wnd.t' sale some well *n-.dcnyud\mln Lots, i pper and |Lower M;&M,--.i“-mmdtm, of Farming Lands in ownships on Ottawa. Ormer : cm‘.’ci.mu%ss.ma. _ .__ P.‘A. BALDWIN, P. L. 3. EVERY MORNING, sandays Excepte itc ths 06 SLS2 5.44 4.4 7 M HUVIL ENGINEER, Union Buildings, .\ll-;'\?ts. DUCK & BUCKE, ARRISTERS and Atrorncysâ€"at«L 10Â¥ xIss10% / Agent. Sole a SPECIAL NOTICE Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 YOL. I. xo. Ty.} HAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, AND COLMAX & WRIGHT, Whiskey if not paid in a e We kly widl a and Home .N «. Local and ¢ [ Aovertisiye.â€"Eight cents per line inscrtion, and two cents per line ibscquent inscrtion, unless otherâ€" A. F. BOUCHETTE, J. E. BOULTON, R. A. BRADLEY, Dec. 23, 1865. MBR. H GEO. IU. PEliR Y Edition of the ‘ FRIDAY Mor s for B per PUBILI umber of the Tites is published on ~~omber, persons: Subscribing for Woekiy will receive them from date until January 1st, 1867, for One on at the above rates. M. MeLEOD, 8. CHRISTIE, Xo. 60, Sparks Street. "wu WEEKLY TIMES." T. G. HURD, +. H. KELLY, * MP.P., R. Bell, Esq., M.P.P., W ;â€"Daily, if paid in adâ€" Anaum: if not paid in he Tawes will be pub= Morning, and Mailed er Annum, if pard in Ivance, #1,50, ontain a large aniount â€"ws, latest Telegraph Forcizn Markets, and aner for Farmers and chant and General t Read‘s Highwines and wwes" Lachine Ales and HED FRIPP, Tuos. F. Neirts Streets s of Ten Subâ€" Order, will reâ€" , M.P.P., and 34â€"6m 43â€"utf 43â€"utf 21â€"y 43â€"utg 9â€"y 1â€"y L k | M 4 House | MACDONALD & BRO., _ | Al‘c'l'loxlr.nl. and General Commis« sion Exchange and Real Estate Agents, No. | 40, Sussex. Street: } » ty KK Draughtsman, &c., (¢ommissioned for l"!-pot and Lower Canada.). Oftftice and residence, Glouâ€" cester, near Ottawa. Suryeys of every dner'lz:mn execnted with accuracy. Communications addressâ€" ed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), will receive prompt attention. < DR.C. LEGGO, Pll\'ll(‘l.\.‘.’ Surgeon and Ac:o-f wre OFPFICE: Now 5; Russell House Block, Sparks Street. _ Will be found at night at Dr. J. Leggo‘s, Sparks Streot, Ottawa. | > H. McLEAX‘S _â€" Al‘(“l’lfil Rooms, No. 190, Sparks Street, Centre Town, Ottawa, opposite Hope‘s Stationâ€" ery Store. â€" GEO, LOGAN, M.D., LCILB., Ho.m’.\'l'lllt‘ Physician, Surges and Accoucheur. Orrice: In Horne‘s Block. Can be found ov the office at night. A «t . References : Rov. Qoorfio Lawrence, Oronos, Rer John Smith, Bowmanville; Rev. Ge? Riddell Clarke ; Duncan Campbell, M.D., M.R.C.S.E., Tor: onto ; Jobn Hall, M.D., J. Adatns, M.D.,; Toronto. â€" ~, JOHX H. BARBER, BOOK.DIS DER â€"and Manufactaring Stationer, and Machine Ruler. Over Taylor & Wilkinson‘s Flour Store, corner of York and Susâ€" sex Streets. Entrance on Sussex Street. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. > 1â€"tf PRO"!!(‘IAL LAND _ sURVEYOR, Draughtsman, &c., (¢ommissioned for Upper V Boox-lumtl. and PapereRuler, core ner of Sparks and Metcalfe Streets, over the City Registrar‘s Office. Account books made to order for any branch of business, paged and bound in the best style of the art. _ | _ _ RULING done to any patte Particular attention rud tolinp Mounting Ottawa,â€"December 19, 1865. « . _ E. MILES, PI.OPIII’I'OI of the Parliament Hair= Dressing Saloon, Rideau» Street, begs most resâ€" poctfully to invite the pnmn of Otawa and viâ€" cinity to visit his new estal ment, No. 9, Angus‘ Bluc{. which has been fitted up in a most recherche style, at very considegable ixp;n. E. Miles has the PATEXNB ROTARY HAIR â€" _ THOS. NELSON, | 00T MAKER, Wel n Street, op= B posite Dr. Van t’urtlnml!‘:. Ottawa. . Having had many years‘ experience in lf:. of the best esta~ blishments in the metropolitan cities of Canada, he feels confident that all orders entrusted to his care will,be executed in the best‘styl4, and guaranteed to givesatisfaction. ____ | e BRUSH, (the only one on this continent,) in use. For information as to the eficiency of this apparatus vide opinions of the Press. . | _ |_ _ | * ~ _ jZO"~ A choice lot of Musical Instruments always kept on hand for sale. otiawas, Hhew. 18, 845. | t ===> 1. THE RUSSELL HOUSE, LA'I‘I CAMPBELL‘S$ HOTEL, Ottawa, C. W. The undersigned, ‘proprietor of the aboveâ€"named Hotel, begs leave to uflsim his nuâ€" merous friends and the travelling public, that he has reâ€"pai and uvly-rnminhd&rm‘hnl this comâ€" ious establishment, in the management of which y strict attention to business and guests, he hopes to deserve encouragement‘and support. â€" “J.\m x'.“gmx. Qfiwa}boe. 18, 18366 _ THE ALBION HOTEL, NICIIOI.AI Street, Court=«House A venue, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. â€" * \This House is cdnvenlentl}y situated, and still mainâ€" tains its character as a FIRSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL Considerable additions have recently been made to the premises, and it has been entirely repainted and ::.;vmd. No pains will be spared to accommedate ase. f OIV.IBL'SIS to and from the cars and boats free of ehnm. There is a FIRSTâ€"CLASS LEVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel. _ © B Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866. « 1â€"y GOOD STABLING and aâ€"careful I.Hmsllcr always in attendance. % ® JOHX IMALTMA.\'. Packenbham. Dec. 30, 1865. 11â€"Â¥ Packenham, Dec. 30, 1865 BEAVER HAL J J. GARROW, Propriet« @ Cut, Nepean. « This House is situated within walk of the City, and is fitted up in The Bar is supplied .with all the liquore. * im:w‘..hl 16, 1866. Ottawa, Dée. 18. 1865 DI:.!'rwr. Office 1 Sparks Street, Cen« tral Ottawa. f « Ottawa, January 27, 1866. Mâ€"uth Qitawa, February 21, 1866 ;‘rl:u.lxu-rou Street, First Door East of Bank Street. * Ottawa, February 7. 1866. \ 43â€"utf YORK,Icm!. opposite Matthews* Ho«# â€" tel. Ottawa, Fobruary.71866. _ 43â€"utt Dit. C. A. MARTIN, Dt!'l'ls'l‘- Offlice} York Street, Lowe Town, third House from Union Block. Ottawa, January 27, 1866. 34â€"u Ottawa, December 18, 1863 Ottawa, February 7,1866 DUIGNAN‘S PIIVA'I'I HOTEL, Sparks Hlmt. Ote tawa, C. W. A fow gentlomen can obtain supâ€" erior apartments. * Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1865. + 3y ’ YI.II):: CbA] I-ug‘ C e. December 21, 1865 nada. March 6, 1866. â€" _ AINTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Pl'llt'o‘l"‘l‘, C.. We3 L l.'c Daniels, Pro« _ prictor. Second to no House in Central Caâ€" Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1866. Con!lbl. o:w“n\tv;.;ld Dlv;-h- Streets, Ogdensburgh, N. Y., S. Slosson, Proprictor. _ . Omnibuses to and from the Mouse free of charge. December 20, 1865. 3y M KAVANAGH, Proprictor, Corner of @ Mcetcalfc and Wellington Streets, opposite the main entrance to the Government buildings. . The « QUEEN" comprises Alltbon\-"hiulfor a firstâ€"class Restaurant. â€" The House has been refitted and refurnished fluwhod. ‘The BAR contains the choicest Brands in W ines and Liquors, and every delicacy of the season will be found op the table. The rietor‘s best efforts will be directed to theâ€"comâ€" ron of his guests and patrons. ~ m Oysters, Game, etc., daily by express. _ Ottawa ,Dec. 18, 1865. DOMESTIC DYES. Tlll LARGEST ASSORTMENT OFP DYES in this city on sale at the Ottawa â€" Drug Warehouse. '('B.‘ Prescriptions n'hll'y M&cneyr- N« B.â€" & 1 J. GARYEY, M." buave, Feb 12, 1900 C daat * JAS. JOHNSTON‘S U.‘lo.‘ HOUSE, North er. Good Stabling and an attontive H t. January 11, 1866. * | 20â€"y &e., &c. Ottaws, Dec. 19, 1865. ATE of Quebec. Residences=R ussell York st Ottawa. 1 F o»“'v:'im.bc 20, 1846. PROFESSIQNAL CARDS. R. SPARKS, THE © QUEEN" RESTAURANT, HOTELS AND SALOONS. ttawa â€" Drug Warenouse. A fresh Lot of Guods ‘Cheap PERFUMES just HOoee s O 3 o on | ue YLMER, C E., Livery General Nt DBich C Alired Shroes folp, Jr., Propte, DR. OLIYER MARTIN, UsICI MUSIC 1: FRENCH AND English Songs, Sacred Music, Polkas, Valses, BUSINXESS CMARDS. 10OTOGRAPHS BY NOTMAN, FOR Sale at the Otawa Stationery Warchouse, Lately, and for many years connected with R ’M’f.’m? Palace Street, Quebec DR. W. J. HENRY, JOHNX MALTMAN, A. MORTIMER, «D. WOLFF, MORTON HOUSE, DR. O‘RELLLY, DUVERNAY BROS. r, Head Deep l;enty' minutes‘ rstâ€"class sty le. hoice bl‘ll‘ of 4y 43â€"utf 24â€"(Om 14y 1â€"y 1â€"y 2â€"y (,. Austin begs alsoto observe that he trusts the fact of his having had upwards of fourteen years‘ experience in every branch of the business, both in England, Ireland, apd Canada, combined with unâ€" remitting assiduity and personal attendance, will not fail to obtain confidence, and insure satisfacâ€" tion. R L Rideat And gll articles for the Toilet, &e., and hopes by I(rirlmweuziun to all the duties connected with it to meritia ghare of their patronage. _ The strictest attention will be paid to the Dispens. ing Department, which will be conducted entirely by the "rinvipal. who guarantees that every article shall be carefully examined before use, and all prescriptions will be prepared in striet necordance with the formula of the several Pharmacopeias. SPECIAL NOTICE. 000| APOTL * 7.\! l!ie lb;wo address, for the sale of DEVG®S, CHEIICIALSy, DVPESSTURPF®, Is the Place to Buy YÂ¥our Medicines ! f ALL 1MPORTATIONS OF . Pure l'}nflioh and French Dmfi nd. Chemicals; English and Frene erfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, ‘ â€" Soaps, Sponges, &c., nnor}ullled in the city. I would giso call the attention of the public to my incomparable s3" Crystalline Compound *Ct FroRr THB HALR. for Coughs and coldsâ€"Testimonials from .prominâ€" ont citizens will be shown on\;pp“euhn. _ Agents for all the Popular‘ Patent Medicines ‘nf the _Jest Recetyepâ€"A consignment of the Canadian Superâ€"Phosphate in Boxes and Barrel«. . * 0 [ louie ~~‘ .. 1. RO. MORTIMER, Chemist and ‘Apothecary, 41 Sussex Street. Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865., 1 To Farmers and Cardeners ! DRUG W iAREHOUSE. HA\'E JUST RECEIVED, A GOOD assortment: of Photographic and Medical Chemicals, Canadian Hair ‘ Dyes, le‘s ditto, Matthew‘s ditto, and a full assortment of Druggist‘s Sundries. a es MEDICAL EMPORLIUM ! gr TLE CITY. FOR SALE, FOUR BLOCKS WOODEN Houses, 4 rooms each tenement. One Block, 4 tenements, 5 rooms and a Kitchen to each. Three Houses, 2 tenements, 5 rooms each ; all well plasterâ€" ed and in good condition. _ Also, 12 Town Lots. The above I‘roperty will be sold on Reasonable Terms. mt day _ P. 8.1â€"Advice to the poor gratis Ottawa, Dec. 1$, 1865. VALUABLE PROPERTYor SALE! _: JB" FÂ¥amily Prescriptions prepared with ace acy. ~ * | â€"JOSEPH CARVEY, M.D Biws RESPECTFULLY TO inform the inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity, that he has commenced business as a + Phannacefixticd COhemist and Druggist. .n}s" g n‘l Perf ® E Sonmy CHEAP Ottawa, Dec. 18. 1865 FARMS FOR SALE! Apothecaries HMall! Four NEW HOUSES to Rent on Sand Hill, lg:‘t 50 neres, and the remainder is covered with a fine Hardwood Bush. The Farm is within jive miles the City, and is beautifully situated on the banks of the Rideau River, thus having an approach to the city either by land or water. “e land is of a superior quality, and yields excellent crops. R h'o'.' ?:All)' siTtATED ACRES O E .200 in the Township of Gloucester, County of Carleton, being Lot No. 12, in the 7th conâ€" cession. . There is about20 acres of this Farm cleared, the remainder is covered with wood. 200 Call and seo it and dudg‘c for lrénmln-. CANADIAN COUGIH EMULTION, a sure cure PROPERTY FOR SALE. _ _ PROPERLY COMPOUXDED * A4ND FREE FKOM â€"ADULTERATION:! ’ TWO AND A«1ALFSTOR T HOUSE, situated on Lot No. 6, north side of Cathcart Street, The building is nearly new, and finâ€" ishedâ€"30x36. ‘There is also a good Frame * Dwelling on the Lotâ€"24x24, which rents at $100 per annum. | It is situated in the immeâ€" diote vicinity of the Railway Terminus, and is a very desirable place for a private resiâ€" 100 100 A NUMBER OF LOTS SITUATED IN different parts of the city, well adapted cither for nz:iun residences or business purposes. For further particulars and terms of sale,. .._ Arpey to H. J. FRIEL & CO., . Or to H. MCLEAN, Ottawa, December 18, 1865 Lo'l'l 12 AND 13, SOUTH CATHCART Street; 26, 27 and 28, North Rideau Street ; 1 West Augusta Street ; 1 and 3 East Chapel Streetâ€" all in the City of Ottawa. a Also, VILLA LOTS 10, 11, 12 and IS,NI# part of the South half of the front part of Lot 20, Junction Gore, Township® of Gloucester, as laid down in the registered plan by George F. Austinâ€" 10ON8STANTLY ON HAND A SPLENDID / assortment of Shelf and Heavy Hardware, down in the registered plan by ( and other cuyL;u MP"._{!' AF~ Money to Lend on Real Apply to T swurve & February 10, 1866. Hardwaro! Hardware!! Sign of the BIG AUGUR, Sussex Street. FRANCIS McDOUGAL oTs NOS. 2 AND 3 ON THE NORTH | side of wm smotpb Colml lasan;oitm opposite oseph‘s oge, (San h and are well suited for the oroogiou oI private LOGOK HERE! No. 1. m ACRES OF THE PROPERTY known as the OSSIAN HALL FARM, situated in the Township of Gloucester, Counâ€" ty of Carleton, being the East half of Lot No. 3, in the .second concession, Rideau Front. There is an extensive clearing on the lot of at TWO AND A«HALF STORY HOUSE No. 3, pstss '0 ACRES OF LANXD, SITUATED in the Townskip of Osgoode, County of Carleton, Rideau Front, being Lot No. 20, in the 4th concéssion. ‘ There is about 25 acres of this Farm cleared, the remainder is coverâ€" ed with a good Hardwood Bush. This is a good Farm, and will be sold at a reasonablé rate. FUZ Township of Osgoode, County of Carleâ€" ton. â€" This Farmâ€"is situated within Two miles of the (Gloucester Church, and within Eleven miles of Ottawa City, There is about 40 meres of this Farm cteared and under cultiâ€" vation. j dweilings MORTIMER‘S ET‘OFRF S.AXTLE. LS. AUSTIN, ECARIES & CHEMISTS. T H E ; Apothecaries‘ Hall, ), ARIDRAIU STREET. 41 Susser Street, §$T RECEIVED! Â¥ALCAELE OTCPAWA No. 4. ACRES OF LAND IN: THE On 1st May next € R E 4A T PERITVMERY, PAINCY SOJP®, LEWIS & PINHET, Land Agent. OTTAWA, C. W., TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1866 accur 1â€"y Accommodation Train for Island Pond and Intermediate Stations, Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€" ping over night at Island Pond, ‘Night Express for Three Rivers, Quebec, Riviere du Loup, Port land, and Boston, with sleeping care ntinchedynt...... ; «..}. «. Express Trains to St. John‘s, conâ€" i necting with Trains of Vermont _ Central Railway for Boston, New ~ York, and all places in the Eastâ€" [ ~ BE SHMICH Ht. :.; 1 :s is riecrh Ditto ~ditto and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation Train for St. oN. AND AFTER Monday, 20th November, 1865, CHANGE of TIME Oftawa and Prescott Railway, TRAINS WILL RUN A§ FOLLOWS : MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa at 8 A, M MIXED TRAIN at 1.30,P. M. â€" _ _ â€"RETURNING FROM PRESCOTT. MAIL TRAIN will leave Préscott at 2.05 P.M., MIXED TRAIN at 7.30 A.M. _ _ _1 Station as follows : * CENXTRAL AND WESTERN DISTRICTS Day . Express for Ogdensburg, . Brockville, Kingtson, Belleville, Toronto,Guelph, London, Brantâ€" + 8.00 A. M. : ford, Goderich, Buffallo, Detroit, Chicago, and all points West, at Night . do. do . .‘do â€".... ‘ 8.15P. M. Accommodation Train for Kingâ€" t ston and: Intermediate Stations, } 9.40 A, M Grand Trunk Railway Company WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. FyNRAINS WILL LEAYVE BONAVEXTURE Ditto ‘ditto and Rouse‘s Point _ 3.15 P.M. Accommodation Train for St. 5.00 P.M John‘s and intermediate places } (e aA0]f Trains leave for Lachine at ... .. 8.00 A.M. , 9.30 A.M. f . *3.00 PM. % 4.30 P.M. . ~*The 3.00 P.M. Train runs through to Plattsâ€" burg The capital, of Canada. THE BRITISH HOTEL ! A "the most central and best business part of the city. It is constructed of |stone, has a frontage of 66 feet on Sussex Street, with piazza to three storics, and a frontage on George Street of one hundred and fiftyâ€"six‘ feet ; is four stories high, has had a wing of one hunâ€" dred and sisteen feet in length added to it within the last two years ; has been thoroughly renovated, and has ample acconimodation for two hundred guests. D . _ Situated on the } CORNER of SUSSEX & GEORGE Sts. rrNHE LOCATION OF THIS HOTEL 18 IN The Hotel contains eighty rgoms, compris» ing single and| doubleâ€"bedded ms, sitting rooms, gentlemen anq ladies: parlors, a dining room 60 feet by 33‘ (second to none in the Province), bath rooms, &c., &¢. e It has also detached from the main building a «Billlard room, ice* house, larder, laundry, stables, &¢., &¢. Psn uen The premises are covéred with tin; are enâ€" closed and secured by) fireâ€"proof walls,â€" and are insured under a firstâ€"class risk. They are within less than five minutes‘ walk of the Parâ€" liament Buildings. and, as the first session of Parliament to be held in Ottawa will take place at an early day, they offer a rare chance to any gentleman who thoroughly understands keeping a â€" Firstâ€"Class Hotel ! Hotel accommodation is at present so much wanted in this city, this house, under proper management, could not fail to prove a remunâ€" crative and safe investment. â€" > «: Suitable parties, wishing to rent or purfchase, will be dealt with liberally on application (postâ€"paid) to the subscriber. ________ _‘ _ Ottawa City, C. W., January‘ 10, 1866 Ottawa Classical and Commercial School Patronage of His Lz:f;l'i‘prtnb: Bishop of hfi. Praxcirar..., ... ... Rev. T. D. Pummurers, M.A. As$iSTAXT . ... .. 2... . ... .. Mar. H. Pamowrs. EFrexou Master...... ...... ...Moxs. Doriox. Drawing............ ....C. A. Newsit, Keq. NEUSIC..+++« «.. .. ¢ > ++ .1« «+ T. Ib. FRIFY, Kayg. * The work of this Institution will beâ€"resumâ€" ed, with enlarged rooms, and increased faciliâ€" ties, on TUESDAY next JANUARY 2d. Wellington Street, Jan. 1, 1866. MONTREAL HOUSE JAMES THOMPSON B douad --r'fâ€"llâ€"-v' on o ons en t o TO_ _ LEASE! The Building formerly known as TENDERB his sincere thanks to the inhabiâ€" tants of Ottawa and surrounding country, for the liberal patronage received #ince his commencing business in Ottawa, and begs to call their attention to his FALL STOCK, conâ€" 4s ‘misting of Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865 GROCERIES, CROCKERY, § Roeadyâ€"Made Ciothing, &c., Dec. 18, 1865 DRY G OO DS, Wool, Hides, Furs and Potash, 500 PIECES Home Made Cloth, (Canâ€" adian Manufacture.) £ 100 PIECES Home Made Flannels, gCtnndinn Manufacture.) A * 500 UNDLES American Cotton Yarn. 1000 BAGS of Salt. 300 * Labrador Herrings, * THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR _ iSAulling. * RGJ"~ Mind, don‘t forget the phoe‘ Red Sign and Red Fox, next to Johnston‘s Flour Store Ottawa, Jan. 17,, 1866 4 been removed to the Le.nth-:oo of the ln; tended Library, in rear of Puuugen Buildings. *‘ *‘ THOMAS McGREEVY. Ottawa, January 23 1866. 21â€"( The Nimble Sizpenve preferred to the Slow THE UNDERSIGNED‘S OFFICE HA§ haan ramaved ta the Lean.tan of the in« JUST â€"RECEIVED, Old Rye& Mait Whiskies BUSSEX & W ELLIN®@TON 8TS ONtava, Februazy 10, 1808 Y > sÂ¥ He desires to call attention to his Stock of RAILROAD NOTICES: RITCHIE, FORD & CO‘S., (SIMCOE,) Jas. Buchanan‘s, OTLP.A. W _A OF CANADA. EASTERN DISTRICT " Montreal House, Sussex Street Wuomssare axo Retam N OTPIC E. AND FOR SALE AT C. J. BRYDGES, 2 Mixacixe Director. JAMES THOMPSON, T, 8: DETLOR, Supertntendent red with tin; are enâ€" fireâ€"proof walls, and class risk. They are mutes‘ wailk of the Parâ€" as the first session of JAMES SKEAD 9.00 A. M 2.00 P.M 8.30 A M 10.10 P.4 1y 25â€"3m 19â€"tf 13â€"4f 50, Sparks Street, â€" â€"â€" BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FACT THAT thar are now offering for «ila at AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO s UNTIL THE END OF FEBRUARY ENSUING, ~_THE FPOLLOWTING ; SPECIAL ‘NOTICE. ‘Which they conwmtfilm making in their store, in order to prepare for their new g@#~SPRINXG® STOCK, and that they may be ready to meet the growing demands made upon them by their friends and the public in general, Plain and Colored Fancy Flannel Shirts, Canadian Tweed and Doeskin Pants, and Vests, A Great Variety of Undercoats,. C Extensive alterations and improvements READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, _â€"__ An Endless Assortment of Overcoats, Smocks and Garibaldi‘s in every Variety. Ottawa, January 25, OTTAWA FLOUR AND OATMEAL MLLLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS ‘IO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE IS PREPARED To Receive and â€"Attend to Custom Grinding, ORDERS FOR FLOUR AND OATMEAL, &C. He hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of the Patronage bestowed on the late firom + . _ MACKAY & CO., and â€" WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE Beost Quallty Extra Superfine Flour, « | Bost Quality No. I Superfine Flour, & â€"_ Best Quality No. | Oatmeal ; Oats, Bran, Canaille, Seeds, & Meal Dust Ottawa, January 27, 1866 BEG LEAYE TO INFORM THEIR CUSTOMERS, AND THR PUBLIC IN GENERAL THAT THEY HAVE * OF THE UNION BLOCK, SUSSEX STREET, Lately Occupied by J. G..ROBINSON & Co., p PROPRIETORS OF " THE TEA POT," )" Where they will Kee{co‘nstantly on Hand a Cood @1 ® SELECTION OF ARemoved to the Gorner Store FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! Upper Town Skating Rink. Season Tickets, Genelemen,...... ...$3 00 a it T,AOLOK) )). :1 s s +6 s i6 +. L 50 Single Ticket for Bk:&ng i raaersecmmidge A BRASS BAND will be in attendance every Monday and Thursday. i% | w.CARTNEY, January 11, IS N OW O P EN TO SUBSCRIBERS AND THE I'UBfgIC. approved cre _ Apply for : Department, Or to EGAR Ottawa . Fc Impor ffice quite c EMPIR ovsters i gy &T BAz orsrens ! J" Several dozen LIGHT COATS suitable for Spring wear will be offered remarkably cheap s@"Don‘t forget O‘Meara & Co., for GCreat Bargains. Wt A. DUFF. U‘MEARA & CO., ; m SPARKS STREET, CEXTRAL TOWN, OTTAWA. IN SHELL, ALWAYS ON HAND AP OMEARA®S RESTAURAXT . Ottawa, Déo. 18, 1865. 1 The Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Oats, or Corn. : R@&" OFFICE AT THE MILL ~"®a } THOMAS MACKAY. they are now: offering for sale at AT AS LOW A FIGURE AS CAN BE HAD IN THE MARKET Ottawa, December 18, 1865. _ ; | ESTABLISHED 1844. KEARNS & RYAN, THE UPPER TOWN SKATING RINK ARTIES COSBTZT PERZLILCECE ! O°‘MEARA 4& CO., ie near Sussez Street, Ottawa DESIROUS OFESTBLISHING Â¥ Newsrarer, can purchase an g)leu with material for every VERY CHEAP, for Cash, or on E OMEARA® RESTAURANT ! YIELDIN b. 6, 1866. tant to Printers. lit. REMLOYV 4A i 1866 C. SPARROW, Jr., Groceries, Liguors, ‘AND PROVISIOXS, Wholesale and ~Retail. SPARROW'S BUILOING, _ . Corner of Sussex and Murray Streets, February 21, 1866. NY O‘TPA w A. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN t paid) to B. HEALEY, o P‘T, .A W‘&_. PREVIOUS TO 42â€"tf L Eus 1â€"Â¥ ° Ortawa Fob. 1, 1866. â€"tf LANS, Specifications, and Estimates of P Bnild‘ngl prepared ; disputed accounts of Artificers‘ work measured and valued. . ~ AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, Victoria Terrace, Otts January 26, 1866 incotg{n‘te the Ottawa Water Works Company, for the supply of the City of Ottawa with NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an apâ€" plication will be made to the Provincial Parliament at its next Session foran Act to ONSTERN, y &T Ex ONTHRY, OYSTERS ! New York Bay, East River, and Saddle Rock Oysters, RECEIVED DAILY AT TE > » "QuEEN‘‘ RESTAVRANT, (Opposite mair entrance to Government Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866 â€" > Central Town, N OP PCO E. NNCOCOEFPILCE. Timit§s $u¢ * } Architects, &c., _ Departmental Buildings. 55â€" s4â€"utf s3â€"utf _The following extracts of English and Foreign news are taken from: papers of the 23rd and 24th ult. d k § Tus Aruy Estrmate.â€"The decrease in the army estimates for 1866â€"7, though greater thin that in the navy estimates, which is merely nominal, is nout very important. The total amount a«ked this year by the War Deépartment is £14,095,000, being £253.447 less than last year. The chiet source of economy is the reduction of the number of men in‘ the: army which lessens not only the amount of pay, but other expenses for food, elothing, #&e. The withdrawal of troop from New Zealand produces a saving of some £31,853, in addition to £36,362 gaimed by a reduction of the transport establishment at the Cape and in New Zealand.â€" There is a decrease of nearly £6,000 in the vote dor the yeomanry, and a rise of £13,200 in: that for the volunteer, owing to the larger number of men Rarning the capitation grantâ€"a hopeâ€" ful sigg of the movement. The fortifications in Cagada add £30,800 to the estimatess . Losp Parmersrox.â€"The Times says that the last and greatest honor which the nation can pay to a subject was yesterday conferred on ‘the nremory of Lord Palmerston. _A monument in Westminster Abbey, proposed by the government of the day, and sanctioned by a unanimous address from the House of Commons to the Crownâ€"such is the highest as it must be the final reward of public merit. Itis one that has rarely beensattained by services, . however illustrious, in time of peace. Only four statesipen within the last century haxe received this crowning mark of their / countrymen‘s gratitude, and of â€"these four only one bélongs to our times. Chatham, Pitt and Perceval, are names of the past, and the only recent precedent fur the erection of a monument ll? the State to a civilian is that of Si: Robert Peel, to whom Lord Palmer= ton was so long opposed, but who, in the last gpeeth he ever delivered, anticipated in meâ€" morable.language the verdict which has just been ratified by Parliament.. _ _ â€" The Morning Herald says that honour was not paid to Lord Palmerston as a Whig or a Tory, but siu:rly as a great Englishman who has done his uty. â€" There was not a word in Mr. Gladstonce‘s speech which could challenge an objection on the score of party fecling. The motion was cordially seconded by the leader of the Opposition, ‘and carried unaniâ€" mously by a very full house. . Only one of the party leaders showed his disrespegt for the imemory of the dead whom . all else comâ€" bine to honour, by ostentationsly staying away when this wellâ€"earned tribute was paid to it. Mr. Bright, Lord Russell‘s new ally, was "conspicuous by his absence," refusing to qualify by a detent respect for the dead, the .animosity which he felt for the predecessor of Lord Russell, and taking small pains to conâ€" AdURUE PVMMeCINy CEVAT Nee id mIRtie PA CC CCC ceal the profound divergence of sentiment which divides him from the members of all parties in the House of Commons, and espeâ€" gially of that party which gained a majority at the late election by its unscrupulous use of the name and prestige of Lord Palmerston. England Able to Protect Herself From the London Times, Feb. 24. * ~* * . Yet, if the events of the war have shown the weakness of the present neutrality laws, there will be no objection on either side of the House to amend them. We cannot, however, suppose that in a free country the machinations of partisans can ever be entirely provided against. The liberty which Fenianâ€" ism enjoys in the States shows how little American institutions are able to protectâ€"the interests of foreign â€"nations. _ We care liftle, because we are able to take care of ourselves ; but if we were not, Ireland and Canada might be revolutionized by armies raised,armed, and officered in the United States in spiteof the United States‘ laws. What damage done by the escape of a single steamer can be comâ€" pared with the miseries which might be inâ€" tflicted on the United Kingdom by a treasonaâ€" ble conspiracy openly carried on in every chief town of the {;nion? The law of the United States is, we believe, powerless to é)revent such measures, and we approve the iscretion of our Government in réfraining from protests against them; but it is too much to claim for American law a superiority to our own, when it is unable to prevent proâ€" ceedings so manifestly contrary to the comity of friendly nations. (From the London Herald, Feb. 23.) The truth is, we miéht almost as well be at open war with the United States as remain as we are, sque:; to the hostile iacun(iions of their subjects, and exposed to imminent danger of a civil war of their instigation, which would prove far more disastrous, and far more costly too, than any foreign one we could be engaged in. The dignified and decided conâ€" duct of France in her diplomatic communiâ€" cations with the United States on the Mexican question, should form an example to be folâ€" lowed by the British Cabinet. * * * There: can be but little doubt that Fenianism might quicle be reduced to harmless proportions, it Mr. Johnson and his Cabinet, seeing the perillofbfunher iu?ctil:m,hwonld c::’ off. the supply by. means of whic pagandists are enfigled {o make their wal;mmw Ireland to seduce our soldiers from their allégiance and spread diaffection among the people. Movement 6f Troops at Aldershot. Consequent on the eXisting agitation in Ireland, several itmportant changes in the quartering of the troops at Aldershot have taken or are about to take place. The 14th (King‘s Own) Hussars received orders by telegram, on Sunday, to move three troops to Hounslow and district on the following day, Monday ; and on Wednesday the headâ€"quarâ€" ters remaining troops received orders to move to Hounslow toâ€"morrow morning (Saturday). The 74th Highlanders received orders on Sunday night to be in readiness to mmove to Dover, to which place the regiment was conâ€" veyed by a special train on 'lstlaesda_v morning. The 92d Highlanders and the 3Ist Regiment A. Hope, arrivedâ€"at the Camp on Monday hight from Edinburgh. The remaining kix companies will arrive this (Friday) evening. The Tlst is quartered in the North Camp, and is attached to the 1st Brigade. A number of nonâ€"commissioned officers and priâ€" vates, selected to serve on probation to the Military Staff Corps, recently left the Camp for the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, Detachâ€" ments*of the Foot Guards are under orders to arrive at the Camp next week for rifle pracâ€" tice. f i * are under orders to move to Ireland, the former on the Ia:z and the latter on the 6th proximo. â€" The right wing, and headâ€"quarters of the 71st Highland Light Infantry, Colonel secrets is that a little encgwm on the part of the authorities will cause a speedy collapse to the hitherto active and boastfu; EUROPEAN NEWS. The Fenians in Liverpool. { PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. | ;vufia:vd.e‘ “.znn"- it of £6000, i _\'(:ur to the l Princess Helena, the same as that allowed | to the Princess Alice, her sister, would hard: “'eucutives," who have for many months past been constantly engaged in treasonable ipractio®e:.: 1" . . * C0. _ ly seem excessive or extravagant as a public acknowledgement of the fact of her marriage. It happens, however, as the Chancellor of the Exchequer Jately reminded the house that this provision made from time to time for mem bers of the Royal family when entering upon lite, 1s obligatory, as the result of a contract, entered into between the ‘country and the Queen ,soon after her accession. _ On conâ€" sideration ‘of Her Majegy relinquishing her life interest in the large yearly revenue of the Crown Lands, (parliament undertook the proper maintenance of the Sovereign and her fanuly. _ The donation allowed to Prince Albert, the income voted to i.ec Prince of Wales, and to the Princess Royal and the Princess Alice, on their marriages, were so many necessary steps in the fultilliment of this contractâ€"so ; many instalments towards the discharge of a debt of honour. The second son of the Queen, whose attainment of his majority last year entitles hiin now to an independent position, has been voted an in come of £15,000 a year forhis maintenhance. Considering the part which he will have to play, and the new responsibilities which he is called upon to assume, the sum scems &s small as could well have Leen allowed to him. The Times, in announcing that Peru has déclared war against Spain, says the Chilian fleet has by this time, been joined by the Pe ruvian squadron in overt opposition to the forces of Spain. Spain has by far the more power{ul fleet, bu; she is operating from an engrmous distance. â€" The cost of the Pacific squadron will be ruinous to her bankrupt exchequer, and its commanders will be put to extreme straits for eupplies. Coals/ water, and provisions of all kinds will be wvirtually outof their reach ; while the difficulties o‘ the case will be increased by the impossibility of striking any decisive blow. The cast of Peru has been added to the coast ot Chili, and the forces of Spain, considerable as t(:a are, must obviously be unequal to the Li ade of such aseabourd, not only may tne other States of South America cast in their lot with the belligerent republic, but behind all there lootus the ominous figure of the great Ameriâ€" can Union. _ At present the Government of the United States is honestly neutral, but an American squadron has been despatchedl to the Pacific, and it is impossible to ‘say what complications may arise from the incidents of war. Latest Trish News. B % Dublin, Thursday Evening. Throughont the country the constabmiary are still netively employed in arresting suspected Fenian agents. In Belfast, on Tuesday, a publican named O°Neil, an officer of the Federal army named Hatsan, aser. jeant of the Antrim militia, and a pensioner of the army, wereâ€"taken into custody., No further arrests were made in Dublin yester day, but a very important seizure of arms took place late in the evening in 8t. Andremw‘s Lane, off Trinity stheet, which is situated in the heart of the busiestâ€"part of the zsity. The police, acting upon information, searched the upper room of a dilapidated house, and found concealed beneath the flooring 142 pikeâ€"heads of the anproved ~Fenian rau»rn, and 36 roughly finished handles. ; In this as in other cases of scizure no person was arrested on the premises. The room is occupied by a very old man, who was not. in the house at the time, and has not been taken into custody. It is the opinion of the detectines that a porâ€" tron of the building was used for the purfle of drilling. Up to tb:rpreé-t the police have not taken possession of the telegraphs. The courtâ€"martial at Cork will not, in all probaâ€" bility, conclude it« sittings this week ; but the tria! of Private Rose, on the charge of having told a police constable that he was a Fenian, and that Irish soldiers, ifan insurrection should occur, would never fire upon the peoâ€" ple, has Atecnatndbed, : :: ly :.) 4res i0004 1 pl MMOEs PRRMTIIITUETY ‘The arrival of fresh troops in Ireland, and their distribution through the country, is re garded with much sausfaction. In remote towns, such as Galway and Sligo, the presence of a strong detachment of mihtary has for some time back been absolutely necessary, in order to impart confidence to loyal inhabiâ€" tants, if not to prevent the longâ€"proposed and longâ€"delayed rising. . This morniné at three o'cffx:k the 1st g-tulion of the Coldstream Guards and the 85th Regiment arrived at the Northwall. e xNE C _ Dosurs, Thursday Night. Yesterday, in Newcastle, county Limerick, Head Constable O‘Sallivan was shot by a manâ€"named Geary, whom he was in the act of arresting. f j Geary had not been.captured. . O‘Sullivan is reported dead, according to the latest intelligence. . epe: e : Four men were discharged this day at the * head office here on the charge of Fenianism, but were reâ€"arrested Awhile leaving the office, according to the Kowerl which the police have obtained by the euspension of the Ha beas Corpus Act. Pss can At the courtâ€"martial held here toâ€"day eviâ€" denee was given that Sergeant Darrah, ‘of the 2nd Regiment, was a sworn Fenian, and that he was told by the Head Centre that all comâ€" manders in garrison were to be destroyed when the rising took place, and that all soldiers not joining in the rising were to be destroyed. A The trial was again adjourned. > . Closing of the Prussian Chambers» The Prussian Chambers were closed toâ€" day, Feb. 23rd, by Count von Bismark, who reac the ‘clpea'h from the throne. _ The speech saysâ€"*" The Government opened the Duet in the hope that the desire animating the Prus sian people for an arrangement with the Govâ€" ernment would find an echo in the represen tatives or the country. â€" The first utterance of the session, viz: The speech of the President of the Chamber, gave e ign to the ho# tile sentiments of the majority | of the Depuâ€" ties. â€" In harmony with this -;t:h were the subsequent proceedings of the Chamber, "iou"i;ié{ were geized in Fustaceâ€"street lll_‘_lli‘h(- Lavst ;. C * Fa _ Numerous additional «arrests have made in the provinces. ~ _ _ _ > _ _ d:lcla‘teadedr not towards peace, but towards strife." _ The royal epeech describes as unconstitutional the resolutions of the House respecting the annexation mmh-;, tbe. Cu%ne c‘nqne', and the recent decision of the Supreme Court. It continues as follows : "In '.':k'.fr t?u:e ions the Goveu;n ment iteelf the question, results favourable to the peace nd*m of the cunnfl could be expected from the continuaâ€" tion of the debates in the Diet? His Ma esty was desirous that the reply to this ques tion should be postponed until a discussion had taken place upon a motion in which the efl'ogunm'edé:tdionohmimfit%hof the Deâ€" puties could expression. is opportuâ€" nity oécurred in the debate upon the address proposed by Herr Beicbenq:rgn. The pro gress of this debate did not, however, remove the anxiety of the Government, that lhtmfl the course -dop}:d by the Lower House country would exposed to moreâ€"serious disunion, and the future settlement‘of the exâ€" isting disagreements be rendered more diffâ€" cult. In order to avoid these grave Conseâ€" quenges the King ordered that the session Cork, Thursday. L i