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tf DEPARTMEXNT 0F CROWXN wixps, awa, 13th March, 1866. R-‘QCI.NATIO'I R '.v‘“ or the Governorâ€"General Y INFERIOR METALA. + 1â€"That each regulat mining tract in territory shall consist of blocks dmm‘: fout hundred acres. _ 2â€"That the dimensions of cach regular mdkâ€"rm“hmmm by one hundred chains in depth, and smaller tracts, mhh.flmt&ounmfl- The ngs of the outlines to be North South, and East and West, astronomically. 3â€"That mining tracks bordering upon lakes and rivers shall have their frontage upon such waters, and shall be subject in all cases to fiopblhm in navigable or mi-\:mn; and that tracts «o situated, shall n--onh‘lhd-o hundred chains back from such fiver or .io.&:.: clusive of road allowance of ons chain in w which shall be reserved along the margin of such river or lake), in conformity with the above menâ€" tioned bearings. MINERAL LANDS **â€"#P Henry Kingsioy ; « Toilers of Sea," by Victor -..;-z.'m'hyuwg"& WM":‘.; Henry Wood ; " Miss Maâ€" * ty Mrs. Oliphant ; © Lost Tales of Milâ€" bmw; =# Jaurgal," by Victor Haâ€" 3 .fi-..,-- l:mb the Zambesi," 8.-..4;~;.'.uu n D-I-mhyd.' * clnmamgon®; «Dr. Pusey‘s Eirenicon." "**The Magazines. 4â€"That mining tracts in surveyed territory shall be surveyed by a Provincial Land , and md"uhoo-lmt:i-h Â¥urâ€" veys (so that the tract may be laid down on the ofâ€" ls‘.pdmtonha!z.u,mmdth appliâ€" MIN‘;Q“N mndbh!fiifio-;ny- or‘s plan, notes, descriptions thereof, in acâ€" ndr---uhmlvphl-.flbb satisfaction of the departments sâ€"‘l\.'deocldlhouhhr acre, payable fi-hwdfiwlhxu&.hd 6â€"That in surveyed townships, lots presenting tflmddwfi.hn\‘rfios&nfl- mmuuhâ€"m-u&:mu township, and at the same price as the other in the township, when it is more than one dollar per 7â€"That mining lands in surveyed townships be sold by the local agents for cash, bat all lands in unsurveyed territory shall be sold by the departâ€" _-Jin llC!lV.lD' Hugo ; " z_!"".“_’",..‘i‘i GoLp aXD sTLYER. 9â€"That in selling the lands in the mining ama-o.,?.?-â€"n.m-fl--m UM.&“F‘M”““ ment, dona jide, and those for mining or speculative mâ€"o:-uh.bfi.lu-nh&;râ€"m terms (subject to an increase to $2 an acro, unâ€" :Eâ€"m"‘lii"ur" ust, 1864, when actually worked for gold) ; and to the latter for one dollar ot Lekes a-pn-' + ..anm:'ua-::anh. all mines of go‘d and silver be omitted at the disâ€" cretion of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. 11â€"All previous regulations inconsistent with the above are cancelled. A. CAMPBELL, Ottawa, l-‘ 4, 1866. l. ACCORDANCE WITH ABOVE Order, notice is hereby given that the authorizâ€" ed discount is deciared to be 21 per cent, which per of deduction is to be continued until next mx.u.,ndh. to all purchases made in the United States that week. 8. M. BOUCHETTE Oltawa, May 7, 1866. 8â€"The‘above regulations do not apply to mines of Ageidy C Bs se V > cndiiatss ..-q.ml.ronm h-hbh JOHN DURIE & SsON, 10, Sparks Street, T s CF (O”MMIM“L) Oitawa, May 3. '.l-. FOLLOWIxG MEMBERS OoF hcmumun..n..â€"u-'l:u ,nhfi“b;rflh“h-”lhd # _Qb.:: h:odhnh.’no‘?‘fid- era, until the services of a can nmmmlcufi.fi:‘;;nufix.- rfllyudhlh)rflhhnyhhdh.uy safely employed. The following articles enter Cecunen o ome ofomns New Books and Magazines, Ottawa, April 28. Patent Fire Extinguisher. M.- CHAS. PERRY, THE TRAVEL~ LING AGENT for the sale of the above new Fire Extinguisher, (L‘Extinetour), is now stopping at the Russell House, where a specimen of the apâ€" '.ru-ouh--h::. Central Board of Health. BHALE OF LANDS. Ix ®s, THOMAS STORY, ax Ixsoivext. Pv.-‘nm To 'l'llhl'llflfl‘l: -umzy«mmuma ‘Twéive o‘clock, noon, the undermentioned Lands und Tenements, being the property of the said Inâ€" and Three, fronting the Rideaa Canal, and Lots Numbers Four, Five, and Six, fronting the Concesâ€" um-wmmmm sions C and D, in the Township of Nepean, in the wxmuw out and marked on @ Jm‘ywmhlw plan draw in*the Registry Office of soivent, (subject to a Mortgage thereon in favor of 24 my vflice, on Bigin Street, in the City of Otta wa : Burveyor, and P onl nortion of the Notthâ€" mo-â€"yd(m‘d&dm-hlfl erly half of Lot lettered G, in C, Rideaa Front, (the said Northerly half H'L':"‘ by Soidin® thea said Lot up the centre, from front to of the Rideau Canal ; also that ocme® poli 5 '&""‘“"L“"‘""mfi'm@ and being onthe Easterly side of the Rideau L/ -“â€"--_*’T-’;_"' I ‘I L ?u::. hh:.'h.hblrflh‘ ater e water, ery quarter of an hour, until is obtained, or .-'lm-â€"â€"â€". EedPs be is butted and boanded, or may whereise Enown as follows : that is to say, comâ€" g.m&l'“dydbd 0:“ :::‘-d. o-.ua-c..an..:'“ 1-.:”,“.1’.“.&&,_“ one links, in .m&ifid- Northeast angle of Lot lettered *-dt.'.m Southerly along the said Concession Road, two hunâ€" dred and seven and one haif links, more or less, to the land owned by George Patterson, Esq., thence Wosterly, parallel with the division line between ..unz.o‘ndu Â¥, in m.:‘umk-.-d along Northern boundary George Patterson‘s l-:d.‘.d- hundred and M,-.;a“:‘ nks, or '.N"l , runn “ :deut"?-cu&unm hundred o links, m“%’&-&nmmflafim between said @ and F, one thousand and six ‘lh-“!!‘!‘!‘!’._fi._...' ;..A...:-.:‘o L. As. t wl ar piirae ue â€"A y a % ‘u.‘u”mm acres more or less. Dated at the City of Oitawa this Third day of May, A. D., 1866. f FRANCIS CLEMOW, A17â€"3m ______ _Qrricuurs AssiGXE® _ K Township of GALEIN: .mumh;-'- of * URDAY, the 26th or hour of Ten o‘clock, .'._'_.’_lndb“ T“ covuRkTt REV N FOR THE Township of @ALEDONTA Will hoid its first : se 4sn "ypube 5 in an SATâ€" cording" J » WILLIAM BRADLEY, Jxz., Caledonia, April 24 . * Insolvent Act of 1864. silver RECEIVED, " R. L. MacDONNELL, President. JOHN R. DICKSON, M. D. JOHN A. GRANT, M. D., Secretary CHARLES G. MOORE, M. D. W. T. AIKINS, M. D : Hing anille , &e., FOR MA * m â€"#r@®ry i g'(zi:noxuigl hold its first n of said uship on SATâ€" Villa Lots Numbers CHAS. PERRY, Aoext, Russell House. 110â€"f id being on the Easterly side , Cornhill, Temple Bar, 1167 114 if Mz. G. E. DESBARATS‘ COLUMXN Canada Gazette BINDING AND STATIONBRY SPARKS STREET, CROMOLITEOGRAPES! A selected Assortment, comprising fac similes from TURNER, EASTLAKE, HUNT, and other great masters, just opened, and offered for sale at most easonable prices Morocco, Russia Leather, Wainut, Maple, &c. &¢. Stationery Cases;Envelope Cases, Portfolios, And ENVELOPES, of every tint ; also, White with GOPFFERED and COLORED BORDERS. Of the finest and hoaviest description Creamâ€" and Blueâ€"laid. Fing Note Paper at One Dollar per Ream! $Mourning Daper Foolsâ€"Cap Papers, Creamâ€"laid, Blueâ€"laid, and Handâ€"made, of every weight and quality. h'-.w;‘h‘du‘h-hpn;m Puper; Tracing Vellum ; Tracing Paper. HAND and MACHINE MADE ; Imperial, Super. Royal, Royal, Medium and Demy. English Note & Letter Papers, Water Colors; Sable and Camel Hair Pencils ; Drawing Pencils ; India Ink ; India Rubber ; Palâ€" Folio Posts ; Bank Posts; Bond Paper, Of the various widths of Borders. Mathematical Instruments. Ivory Scales, Drawing Pens, Compasses, complete Cases, Microssopes, &e., &e., &0. Copying Paper, Printing, and Wrapping Papers. W;MM Wax ; Mucilage; Was Vestas; Bryant & May‘s Patent Safety Matches ; Wax Tapers; Wax Bougies ; Boxes and Stands for * Envelopes of every Siz. Dinner, Bail, and Visiting CARDS. GOLD PENCIL AND PEX CASES ; Gutta Porâ€" cha ditto, mounted in Gold. and Blotters, of every style. mrousPrATCH BoXxEs. "®X e To Sn C005 Oe s S ds Boses ; Letter Clips; Date Racks ; Letter Boxes ; Call Bells; Ivory Paper Knives ; Pon Knives; Scisâ€" sors, Erasers, Pussle Looks, &0., &0., &0. Metallic Memorandum Books Target Practice Registors ; ot Books ; Wallets, &¢. Account Books, Pass Books, Day Books. Genuine Jeanâ€"Marie Farina‘s EAYT DE CO= LOGNE, Exhibition Brand, in small boitles, or by Of every description, from <the plainest to the richest,promptly executed, at MODERATE PRICES. wgww FIRST PRIZES in this branch obtained at the Exhibitions in Monâ€" T e SW 0 Sss is [ .o4 unA cccomeninhien en dnine ._....w-.c..u-.uw Mention Of every make ; SW AN QUILLS ; Goose Quills ; Made to order, in every style ; PAPERâ€"RULING aitended to. FIRST PRIZES in this Department y.,-'d.i_:; c..-l,m; Duste All manner jof Printing USU AL PRICES. Qeorge E. Desbarats Ottawa, Apri 9, 1866. » J Fancy French Note Papér. And ENGRAVINGS, ARTISTY‘ Drawing Papers Antiqnarian, Books, Pamphiets, Billâ€"heads, Ciroalars, Cards, WRITING DESKS ! @m« COPYING PRESSES ! ig Books ; Brushes and Water Cups ; Copying Inks. AND ENVELOPES, ESTABLISHKMENT, PRINTING, Fancy Stationery Goods ; Aromatic Elastic Bands B IN DIN C OoTTAW A. Book Papers, GoLD PENS. BLANK BOOKS done neatly and expeditiously at the ‘ Writng Ink, Betting Books ; Pookâ€" , Webâ€" NEW SUMMERâ€"G00DS8 ! BLACK LACE SEHHAWTLS, BLACK LACE MANTILLAS, (IN PUSHER AND SPANISH LACE,) FRENCH GRENADINE SHAWLS, BLACK SILK PALBETOTS & SACQUES, s BLACK & COLORED GRENADINES, PRINTED MUSLINS. J AM ES HOPEHKE& CO, f ANDp CHURCH SERVICES. Corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, , OCTPPAW A. â€" Ottawa, May 2, 1866. GREAT EXCITEMENT ! PAPERâ€"HANGINGS! For Drawingâ€"Rooms, Halls, Bedâ€"Rooms, &¢, &¢, RIDHAU STREET, t;~" Which they offer at prices DEFYING .COMPETITION. Ottawa, April 26. 110â€"2m R. EATON & CO. Ottawa, May 2, 1866. .. EBEA FTONâ€"é& â€"~â€"COCOC‘%; AT CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAYV‘S. PARISIAN MILLINERY BONNETS XOVELTIES TX FATS. School Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, CHEAP BLACK SILKS. CHEAP FANCr SILKS FRENCH ANXD GLASGOW MUSLINS. 7â€"4 & 8â€"4 WHITE ANXD COLORED LLAMA Ottawa, April 21, 1866. Importers of General Stationery, 1866) Spring Importations. (1866 STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS O‘MEARA & CO. Manufacturers of Clothing, English, Scotch, and Canadian Tweeds ALEXR. DUFF. OTTAW A, APRIL 7, 1866. (EEnglish, KFrench & German, KEARNS & RYAN In all its Departments | Union Block, cor. of Sussex & York STREETS, LOWER TOWN. Ottawa, April 5, 1866 Orders : Promptly Attended MANUFACTURING STATIONERS & BOOKBINDERS, New Spring: ESTABLISHED 1844 SPRING â€" STOCXK BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR CUSTOMERS AXD THE PEOPLE IN GENERAL THAT THEIR « AND INVITE INSPECTION OF THE SAME AT EARLIEST CONVENIENCE. ‘ YOUTHS‘ & BOYS‘ CLOTHING, LARGE TMPORTATIONS OF No. 14, Rideau Street. ‘ RE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER one of the la: and best assorted Stock of DRY GOODS ever to the city. Thankful P M TAEZ . 140. ‘Walr Rdlands And will be fodnd with NO OoFr THE HOME AXp ‘contiNENTAL [mupu\dnpndyhllhm Invite an inspection of fiohlnsll.du of CLOTHS, Im expfessly for is Market, comâ€" fi all .: -'l::u,-{?‘ and materials in ROoADCLOTHS, PLAIN & FANCY SILK MIXâ€" TURES, COATINGS, do., do., TROWSERINGS. , SPARKS STREET, COHT P ERTTMT PHRT C : 1 Bedford Cords; also Plain and Fancy Doeskins, Ouh-A-:.hdlodmn.qum; l&u:und Colored as Coatings ; Flannels, a futl sesortiment of uBdTs‘ UNDERCLOTHING. They would -lnd.lndnp:'ehlm to their MAGEE & RUSSELL. oi Noi repiots with oroos amolf of mosign and 4 -â€"Mn‘%m‘ for tn Otta@a Trade, under the superintendence of experâ€" _ .. 00. slain and striped half Hose White Shirts, plain and striped half Hoses &e., kept constantly on hand. ARTIST*‘S MATERIALS, NOW BEIXG OPEXED AT SA Adatrcdindsal [, 16 Inthees ‘thatr Teis ast favors, they desife to inform their friends their Stock; is now complete in every Depar tâ€" Is NOW COMPLETE An endless varicty of Hats, Caps, BOXNXET ORNAMEXNTS. FLOWERS AND FEATHERS SILK AXD CLOTH MANTLES, PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS8 6â€"4 STRIPED AND FANCY GRENADINE eâ€"4 WHITE AND EOLORED ALPACA. OTTAWA TIMES, MAY s 1866 NOVELTY 92â€" 115â€"3m 115â€"1m GOLD AND SILVER, AWFUL S AGCRIFICE! AWFUL S ACRIFICE! BANKRUPTCY AVOIDED ! Extraordinary Announcement Watches Splendid Jiwn‘lg, French C100K8, 11M mond Rings, Pianos, Melodeons, Sewing Machines Bilver Ware, &o., &c., to be disposed of at TW O DOLLARS, each article, without regard to Value! Grand International Mceting of Manufac« turers of Watches and Jewelry» The following has been resolved, that in conseâ€" rnm of the fnu Stagnation of Trade, and in orâ€" er to rolieve from pecuniary embarrassments ocâ€" casioned by a distressing W ar, and to avoid $2,000,000 $2,000,000 worth of goods from their Stock, must be sold in the course of six months, AT ANY SAaACRIPICE! And for that purpoul dur have unanimously e As a preliminary. they would remark that they manufacture and sell nqg brass or imitation of Jewelry, o AS THEIR EXCLUSIVE AGENTS ALL ARE WARRANTED GOLD The articles to sell at TWO DOLLARS each, no matter how costly it may be, and consist of Splenâ€" did Hunting case Gold and Silver Watches, French Clocks, Rings set with Diamonds, Rubies, Pearls and dhwkuu Stones (Solitaire and in clusters) Ladies‘ of Jewelry, comprising Pins and Ear w of the most fashionable and recherche style, and Enamellied Bracelets, Studs and, Sleove Buttons, Chains of all descriptions, &¢., &c. Silver Ware, (extra d;lmd) comprising Castors, Butter Dish, beautifu {‘ehuod and enfilved, Table and Tes Spoons, Goblets &c., &n., Pianos, Melodeons and Sewing Machines of the hest makers. € Tbirbod each article varies from .SIX TO EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS. How We Shall Proceed. We have adopted the plan of sale now so lar of charging a uniform price, and this price wlil be 42 lnf‘o:‘cl article, n‘nrflul of value. ldT:. ::- penses of conducting our Agepcy are y the sale of certificates, or mu, l’opnunl:i.n‘ the vaâ€" rious articles. These fioates are sold at FLFTY CENTS each or 5 for $2.00, and each certificate will show the holder the particular article he or she is entitled to on payment of an addition $2.00. The expenses of Freight and Packing Pianos or Sewing Machines will be Paid by the Parties who are Entitled to theme orders where lboy'en be obtained, or by Bank Drafts, to our order. Please write your Name, Town, County and State plainly, and address all orders to £ PE TREY & CO., A?‘m for Manufacturers, Liberty St., New York. March 8. 1866. ; 64â€"6m AGEN TS ARE WANT ED March 3, 1866. J. ROOS, 261 SPAREKS C â€" _ I#" NORTH SIDE, @¢ Has now in Stock, imported expressly for City trade The best Brands Virginia Tobacco, Prime Imported Stock FINEST â€" WORKMANSHIP ! Berge & Co.‘s Famous Cigarettes» ALSO, CHOICE MEERSCHAUM, BRIAR, and CLAY PIPES. pas~ Call and examinc the stock. It can‘t be equalled in this city. _‘ Ottawa, April 26, 1866. 110â€"4f At the New Cigar Store, Consisting in part of _‘ IMPORTED LA EgPERANZA, EL SOL f FIGUROS IMPERADORAS, _ PRINCIPES, _ DOMESTIC BAGDADS, BARD OF AVON, (New Brand,) IMPERADORAS, LA ROSAS, OPERA QUEEXNS, MANILLA CIGARS & CHEROOTS CIGARETTOS, £C.. £C BA NKRUPTCY! CIGARS, T OB ACCOS I The Largest Assortment in Ottawa. Meerschaum & Brier Pipes. Ottewa, April 13. PEG TOP DEPOT! TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, West of England Broadcloths, F Doeskins, Cassimeres, Venetians; French & English Meltons; Hcotch, English, and Canadian Tweeds, Which will be made up Cheap for Cash. pah iveries made to order. sooe c wur s y nAAAE . 25, SPARKS ST., Will be found a large and choice assortment of Ottaws, May 2, 1866. Gents‘ FumisI;i;ngstahIishmem 25 SPARKS STREET, Centre Town Ottawa City I \ Tnhomas Beament B“l RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM A mm.m‘:om-.n_d‘::mm:u q-la above prem on ay, fl.:::dAfl. ch.hrg:::lofl-mnt ot Gooxn suitable for Gentlemen, consisting of ‘ TIES, SCARFS, h ' COLLARS, GLOVES, HOSE, SHIRTS, &c,, &c. DE TREY & Co., SHEFFIELD HOUSE! W ATCHMAKERS & JEW ELLERS, Importers of ENGLISH, ______ _ E. K. MacGILLIVRAY & CO, Ottawa, April 25. On Elgin St., opposite the Post Office, N WHICH THERE I8s A LARGE / BORTMENT of T‘ll SUBSCRIBER WILL FURRIS lclulylothnum-lrhgnfuth seaso Double supplies on y for Snnhy!uo. tities on liberal terms, as per agreement, by the S68â€" son, or at any time the ice is wanted. r-m orders left at KAVANAGHS RES. TAURANT, or at the Subscriber‘s, will be strictly attended to. p T. STARMER, No. 126, Rideau Street. _ Ottawa, April 24. UUU, U CF Gold and Silver Spl_e‘pdid J:s_'elry, French: Clocks, })il- 10 lbs. Daily for the Season, $5.00. Hotels and Steamers supplied with larger quanâ€" AB" W anted a smart Boy wa, March 27, 1866. TIce. Ice. Ice. ~â€" MHoney Dew, And othier choice Brands $moking, 24, SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA Opera, Queen, CANES, PURSES, &0., &0. _ J. N. RANKIN. 34, LIBERTY STREET, TOBACCOS. ___~G. M. HOLBROOK, Late of the Peg Top Depot, Quebec. TAILORING. OP And A 1 Spanish Cigars, FRENCH AND GERMAN AT THE as per agreoment, by the seaâ€" woRrTH OF . WILL FURNISH uiring it !ntfih_n__m a wellecut 90â€"7y 115â€"y EDUCATION IN ENGLAND. Mnl. BLACKMAN,AND HER lll'l'l.:‘ MISS BENNETT, receive for board education a limited number of young ladies, to whose moral and relzglo\u training, on Church of England principles, they devote their utmost attenâ€" tion, _ The domestic arrangements of the establishâ€" ment are under the personal superintendence of Mrs. Buackuax (a widow); whote great experiâ€" ence in the management, of children renders her Eoeuli.rly well adapted to promote the comfort and appiness of those entmmf to her care. The éaluâ€" brity of Torquay is too well known to medical pracâ€" titioners in _all parts of the world to require comâ€" ment (her travelling expenses bein id), to meetyoung I(:diu on thelyirjup:nl in Eu“;ft';: ferras d atghe 100â€"y Ottawa, April 27, 1866 ESMONDE BROS., German Leather Work A FRAME MADE OF LEATHER, BY MRS. J. CLIFFORD, in the latest style of German Work, can now be seen at Mr. Durie‘s Book Store. MRS, CLIFFORD has always on hand for Baâ€" zars, &o., a variety of Wax Flowers, Baskets for Cards, &c. She will teach the new and olo&-u art of GERMAN WORK, manufactured on Leather, and WAX WORKS, to ladies who may feel disposâ€" ed to favor her with a visit. C o _ Resinexc®:â€"Dalhousic Street, Lower Town, next door to that of Mr. Gauthier, Cabinet Maker. Ottawa, April 4, 1866. ~â€"â€" [ kE TORQUAY, DEVONSHIRE 50 BBLS. PRIME MESS, AND 100 BBLS. MESS PORK. 100 nng. FLOUR. A FEW BBLS. DRIED APPLE®. BY | 8. CHRISTIE. | Commission Merchant. Ottawa. March 17. 1856. 16 2m Ottawa, Miérch 17, 1856. ]flnlglne tor Sale. Tlll QIA RIC ENGINE, formerly used in the Union Printing Establishment. It is an 18â€"inch C gndor, and will be sold cheap. x PLY TO | H. J. FRIEL, I Or R. E. O‘CONNOR. _ Ottawa, March 27. 1866. WAX _ FLOW EKS ! OPEN A STORE A â€"oxâ€" WELLINCTON STREET (Nearly opposite the Upper Town Market Place), Where he will have constantly on hand at the lowâ€" est possible prices, a ehogo wg Of every deseription, and hopes by attention to basiness, and MODERATE ?;Ic:lg.hc: ‘merit a share of j blicrohw-nc‘- Qnoboep.‘Avfl 23. SPARKS 8T., OPPOSITE ONTARIO BANK. Firstâ€"Class Qroceries WINES AND LIQUORS, tice that the for said will meet at WN on SA the 26th DAJF OF MAY N at 10 o‘cl * C. CaT: Al’l‘.‘ Goulburg April 23. f Township of Fizroy. On the 6pe£1_igg“ff Navigation TiR o se g witot s ty muine A s for the ou .f year, in the of the said Townâ€" ship, on 8 ay, the 5th of May next. <Ad;v zes Township Clerk‘s Office, Fitsroy, April 21, 1866 MNotice of Application. NO'I‘IOI Is HEREBY GIVEN, that .& m.uon will be made to Parliament at next ion, for an Actto authorize the sale for the benefit of the devisee, of that Block of Land in the City of Ottaw een Wilbrod and Theodore Streots, of Charlotte Street, to the Riv ideau, de the late Theodore Besserer W# Andrew Donald , & Minor. Ottawa, g Nou OF APPLICATRIN.«=â€"Notice | a dnhC': :lm. that will be -0:0‘ to Corpor‘fiu Carleton, at Â¥eir next Session, to WO:% day, the 11th of June next, fqf a Byâ€"Law to widen and ish the travelled road, leading from in front of the Fourth Concession ip of Goulburn, in the mydcmflmm at or about the post between Lots c'-fl‘-ln and twentyâ€"six, and running in orabout a s line direction through the said Fourth &anh-, sixtyâ€"six chains, sixtyâ€" seven links, more or less, until it strikes the allowâ€" ance for road between the said Fourth and Fifth Concessions, a short distance in a southâ€"westerly direction from the limit between Lots twcq'-'l: ::;l twenty â€"six in the Fifth Concession of said | sbip EDW ARD BEARMAN, .6;.‘7.&7 AW“ ’3; County Council Office, Ottawa, May 2, 1866. k h HE ‘U"Clllll BEGS LEAVE 'I'OI inform the inhabitants of Ottawa, and surâ€" ing country, that immediately TOEFE SALE®E. Municipality of Goulburn, NMNOTICEH. OF A NEW DESIGN, AXD GARET BESSERER, County Clerk Carieton. COOKING STOVES! Raise in Prices Which will take place on MAY 1st Next. NoTICE. BUY, OR ORDER YoUR BEPORE THE Township Clerk. HUGH ROSS. * _ 109â€"dâ€"19w 111â€" 16â€"wim Ottawa to Montreal ! hJ CAPT. ALEX. BOWIE, HAI coOMMENCED HER REGULAR TRIPS, conveying> MAILS and PASSEN GERS to Montreal. ‘The steamer leaves Steambout Landing, foot or Bussex Street, t"? morning, at 6:30. niluuss Austt 061004 109â€"f sTEAMBOAT CoOMPANY. SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. QUEEN VICTORIA pany will run their large and commOGI0H® £100+ wheel steamers, BAY STATE,..................â€"â€"â€"â€" ONTARIO,.....................Capt. J. B. Estes. CATARACT,..................Capt. J. H. Leovarp. Forming a triâ€"weekly line between Ogdensburgh and Toronto, and intermediate ports, leaving (:3- densburgh Railway Wharf ony Monday, Wedâ€" nesday, and Friday,.on arrival the train from the, east at â€"1 p.m., Prescott & Ottawa Railway WT:rf at 1:5 p.m., touching at Morristown, Brockâ€" ville, Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Kingston, Sackett‘s Harbor, Oswego, Charlotte, and Toronto ; connectâ€" ing.tl{inswn with boats for Bay of Quinte; at Oswego with the Oswoego & Firmoe Railroad for Syracuse, Utica, Albany, and New York, and Bingâ€" h.m Railroad, for all qoim&nth; at Charlotte for ester, Ningara Falls, Buffalo and the West ; at Toronto with Grand Trunk and Great Western Bl“'lBl. Also at Ogdensburgh with the steamer LORD ELGIN,............... _â€" DeWitt, BMPB]:SS,..,.........‘........Con C. B. DeWirr. For Montreal ; and the Ogdensburgh Railroad to all points East. Tickets sold to Montreal and all points West for American money. 866. iC 1866. ‘This line of steamers affords great ady s over all othef lines, to the pleasure traveller or Tarâ€" mer nwvln& with furniture, horses, wagons, &c., to the Great West, for speed, comfort, and safety. The bonts of the Line need no comment. ‘l'ha{sreof- ficered by men ofâ€"expdrience, rw«bifl lor their muuc; u{tln ‘:uh and com: ort|u of their passenâ€" gers. For freight or passa, to PA. fT‘flflon. Acext, At Ottawa & Prescott R. R. Depot, 0 taws. JPU"~ Travelier, be not induced by loud cries in Depots to rnnn your Tickets from @men nr senting to have First Class Lines of Steamers, when they are nothing but Freight Propeliers ; but ask for and be sure you find the American Express Line (# P. V. LANKTON, General Eastern Agent. H. N. THROOP, Gen‘l Sup‘t, Oswego, N. Y. May 1. }~> IIHIA Ottawa, April 25, 1866. FOB SALE, A FEW BARRELS A 1 CORN BEEF, at the Stall of Ap19â€"104â€"tf SATCHEL BRO8. _ WI[IIBLEI&WII.SIIN’S Sewing Machines The Great Dublin Exhibition of 1865, AMERICAN EXPRESS LINE. 'I AND AFTER MAY 1st, AND C,'l'll. further notice, the Ontario Steambe@U (_:?f" As well as the at and tural mu«mU-if."dm.rx dâ€"u‘fi'm Three &Mml-btfl“dmwffl‘hh Machine, by which three erent and distinct stitches are made, can be attached to any Whecler & Wilson in use. It makes the most beaatiful Emâ€" in uehy anl Aagt o oo mepract in esd r w » seasy nl:hg. t Io:pt.‘.hno fio‘:&f’& Wilson. Office and Saleroom :â€"â€"37, Sparks St. l-'fm Repatred. Uâ€"y G A. WALTON, Agent. ALES & PORTER YVictoria â€" Vaults ! _ . Wellington Street. T‘ll UNDERSIGNED, WHILST TEX» ..43. bl?cpunll for their :ud s‘-lh- # ’ muiu';mâ€"-gdum'fl"hlbm' the city fe lg':uu'::-h. l‘h.dru;':“.:- b e for e Ms enabled them to select such m stock of ALES as fi.uphuh-duamhn.fllhwh- "“"‘...“‘““"',..:r"‘ Sioiche to ah mose thy ensure. mre may be favored P w ':'111' :- ::Am.‘ & CO. gar , twice a week to 'g:am-m,.um omvs.hnni’fl‘-________.!_"_u LIFE, GAOWTH AND BEAUTY, Mrs. 8i A. Allen‘s World‘s Hair Restorer and Dressâ€" ing invijgorate, strengthen and lengthen the hair. They act directly upon the roots of the hair, supplying reâ€" quired â€" nourishment, and returns. Grey hair disapâ€" pears, baid spots are covâ€" ered, hair stops falling, and luxuriant growth is the reâ€" sult. Ladies and Children will appreciate the delightâ€" fut fragrance and rich, glossy appearance impartâ€" ed to the hair, and no fear of soiling the skin, scaip, or most elegant headâ€"dress. L Mortimer, John Roberts W t‘&’y.n.;.m,u:.mu Ottawa. Ottaws Dec, 29, 1865 20â€"7 HOOP SKIRTS. PRATT&Co Sold by all Draggisss. Depot 198 & 200 Greenwich St. N. Y. ONTARIO CENTRAL OTTAWA, A large assortment of LADIES‘ and MISSES‘ HOOP SKIRTS of the Sparks Street 15 Springs.................... T5 CtBe do. do,, glazed wire, 90 20 | ts _ 16 _ it : Yrikbe BB . slimg .. i6 $1.35¢ §0 â€"am, ~ if â€"| t $1:b60e LATEST S8T/LES ! SOLDCHEAP. 6, 8, 10, 12, 15 & 20 Springs. April 25 THE STEAMER Hoop Skirts. MISSES‘ SKIRTS. Just Received at Pratt & Co, â€"AND WILL BEâ€" $pool Silk, Machind‘Of1, Need= les for all Machines, cte. Sew= CENTRAL OTTAWA. 109â€"3m ts 10 LET. A Twoâ€"Story and aâ€"half Building TO LET, IN OHURCH $t., NEAR THE OATHEDRAL Containing 14 Apartments, with a good yard and Sublin‘?‘\\'ood Sheds, &c. _ Terims reasonable. Possession given immediately. For particulars, & to wy : MICHAEL BOYLE, > No. 14, New Market Street, Lower Town. _ Ottawa, May 5 A TWOâ€"STORY BRKICK HOUSE, . ;n the rear of Rev. Mr. Lugr‘l. Richmond Road or culars, enquire on premises. o&-.::.flm tÂ¥ 20 0f [ . ameut FOR SALE tivation. PAR'I‘ LOT NO. %6, CONCESSION A, Rideau Â¥ront, Nepean, contaimng 91 meres, 35 of which are cleared and in a good state of culâ€" y This Farm is hcmfull'Llhmd on the Rideau River, five miles from city, and will be sold CHEAP. | / * .. For further particulars, apply to t JOHN M. GARLAND, Of Garland, Mutchmor & Co., Sparks M Ottawa, C. W. _ _ _ Flour Mill near Ottawa to Let. Ottawa, May 1 ~â€" TIII NEW EDINBURGH fi“ FLOUR MILLS will be lens" a rnnuwa given u Fi‘teenth of May nut.’.'l'bm"l known Mills are few, with the imost 'u-‘wnd Maâ€" ehimg, and are the only ones Ottawa eapable of making the finest ‘-nno( Flour for Montreal inspection. Their situation with referâ€" “:'dm.am“. un: the River below l""“ them deâ€" cide unt:zu or local trade. For particulars apply to the office of the MACKAY ESTATE. New Edinburgh, April 30. Richmond, February 10, 1866 nearly ite the lot on which the new gu\k of Montreal is To be erected, and within five minutes‘ walk of the other Banks. . Lots 9 and 10 on north side of QueenStreot in rear of the above Tn the Township of Gloucester, situated about halt a‘mile from ‘nlhp Bridge. This land can be .dl‘? u‘-b'mot in lots of 5 mcres. ts or P Mfl. rmcmmlov. E8Q., 4 $ City of Ottaws. t xi >~ THAT VALUABLE PRO« .3 PERTY known as T. M. BLASDELL‘S HOMESTEAD, conâ€" taining abont TWO ACRES, beauâ€" dh“l‘ll situated on the Ottawa River, being Lot One, No side Wellington Street, City of Ottawa, with the Dwelling and outhouses thereon. Apply to LEWIS & PINHEY, Barristers, &o., Otta wa. Pabkwmavv 10 1866. " 46â€"utf Ottawa, Feb. 10, 1866 February 10, 1866 es Pigiges : MaLCOLM CANMERON. Nhfllfi contains Sevem Bedâ€"rooms, and is furnished with modern h Aum*:omw-ohufln.-“*- ner of Murray Streets. This House is lined with DBrick, furnished with donble doors and windows and i1 L L4 an mds ~Apemiiat wilnid * 0 uk ~ 7+ P Aipae Venetian Blinds. There is a large Kitchen and MM-DW and other Buildâ€" ings in the yard. This is well adapted for a Ottawa, February 10, 1866. For Sale, a ON soOUTH SIDE RIDEAU o Street, anurly opposite Workman & Griffin‘s,) a good three storey Stone House, with a good dweliing and shop below. The buildâ€" ing is covered with tin, and extends from front w.;fl!, 74 feet. It is a good business stand. erms Wh * Apply to EGAR YIELDING Ottawa, Feb. 6, 1866. ~42â€"6m Tlll BRICK. zwnu.uo-nov-l AD JOINLNG the dtUOUI‘l’UI KEEâ€" FER, ESQ., Barrister, Queen containing Kitchen, Kitchen Pantry, and Cellar, three rooms on the ‘:I‘:fll’, and seven H-mw'l;" arret, to ALEXAN at wicee + 600 or ts AUGUSTUS KEEFER, POSSESSION GIÂ¥sS IMMEDIATELY. _ a SEW BRICK BUILDING Stone Building and Outâ€"Offices, For Sale by Auction or Private Contract. FOR SALE OR TO LET. l'"“.'l A. YEILDING, EDV,, WIUD IN= structions to offer for sale his ymu Glenâ€" sharrold, immediately qw , on the hanks of the Rideau River, on the route from banks of the Ridesu River, and on the route from :.nu‘.:-‘zwo:nm wo:‘l'n reai« noe, to purchasers. property consists ot several neres of Garden Land, divided into lots ; a plan of which may be seen at the Auc« tion Rooms of the .bvmul w hx-.nl comuhodious psoz:’l.l)"y KG HOU gu m“ » P extensive o’-‘d mw The Buildings and grounds may be inspected at any Tuesday, May 15th, at the subscribers‘ Auction Rooms, Bussex street. TERMS made known at the time of sale. Bale to commence at 12 o‘clock M. _______ Ottawa. March 30, 1866 ZEOUEE, ETD o E2 C BUILDING, Queen P'ml' DESIROUS OF OBTAINING BOARD in a respectable French Canadian House, can do so on spplication at MR. COOK‘S “n)sm Cpropt b*s the » at * P e 0 t ce ce proieme an cors, and may be ‘It is a neat, handy, and of standâ€" lu:o ,M“‘ or machinâ€" a so simple to :Lhfi. of accident and e -F; Eligible Building Hites P-Bfin-.am-v NOTMAN, POR K Sale at the Ottawa Stationery Warchouse, ’mnm ®, eEeo i P Ne hmm.@y- For x 1 P 1 0 0 _ MACDONALD 4 £TEVEN, Auctionee: Ottawa, April 3, 1866. * 0 [IIIII- HEUBACH & COW ARD give notice that they will open their new office on urks Street, next door to Seott‘s Confectionary ore, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 5th instant. Ottawa, May 4. 117â€"8 French Boarding House. GAaARDEX L1oTS. ‘Together with a large, Modern (ne HE AUBSCRIBERS HAVE BEEX favored by A. YEILDING, ESQ., with inâ€" TOER SALE. &DESIBABLB\PABH . o ho POF ALSO, 23 ACRES OF LAND Dwellings to Let. % i??u SALE, IN OTTAWA o CITY, a beautifal mo; in Parry Street, to CflEA?. Apry to JOsEPH PMHELAN, â€" K1 'rm:__mnr the Sixteon $H Notice of Removal. To Let, FOR SALE. 0Ts 9 ANXD 10, ON IMSKQSEHIN iv opposite the on which J. L. P. OHANLY, the residence of Hox OR TO LEBT, 46â€"ut 119â€"4 Ap25â€"100â€"f (new) 114â€"4 113â€"2 HAND,