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flad lthe rgy Bx~ & E:., to arly ell hC 4y ble ant the ble lty ore ERT ing r of ith hat ent no na are ©f by "oTTAW A TES, A. L. Dexxixe. Ottawa, Jan. 16. 1 , T‘l'oll.‘l\'-;\'l'.I-.\w' Solicite Chancery, Conveyancer, &c. Oflice or Cazner‘s Shoe store, Rideau Street, Ottawa. Oua_'n:.\pyilv!}. Cestlns _‘_.___.1 JOSEPII J. MURPHY, Qrmiex : Uni February 21. 1 B. Warceos h{ntry 7, 1864 COLMAXN & WRIGHT, AD'MA'!'IO, Barristers, and Attor= noysâ€"atâ€" Law . £ Orricts: Hull and Ayimer, C. E. Mr. Wright will attend at Hall on Tuesdays and Fridays of every week. > m Ta8. COLMANM. W. Mékay W wour, B. A. B.C.L * Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1866. «>atf J. F. BOULTON, B!..I'TI-PAMAW’ Solicitor= Chancery, &e. Orric«: Aumond‘s Buildings, Ridean Street. Ottawas, Jan. 12, 1366. BA..I.'“Q Attormey, Solleitor, &e« Orrice: Horge‘s Buildings, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, Ottaw a. Octawa, Dec. 13, 1866. 1â€"y ham, C.E. ZB" atends to all Law GtmWtn . . > » Fobruary 7, 1366. Plk Street, Quebec. _ Mrâ€" PCE"" * 00000 uhg ufl'p‘ffl‘ ”“u.-] 'n_‘;u, to any business the Jovernment employes, and the public generally may ontrast him. â€" Mr. B.attends regularly the cirâ€" uit in and for the district of Quebec. . December 28, 1865. c pfiererarce ue â€" LEES & GEMMELL, B‘--m..., Attorneys, Selicitors, t«.n{:n-n. ke. Ovrice: In the Court House, Ottawa, C. W. Rosert Lers. Jous J. GENMELL Oitawa, February 7, 1866. i_ &dâ€"utf Crown Attorney and Russell. ~ Orrics > In the Court H January 27, 1866.. â€"____ CLEGG & NELLIS, BA RRISTER®S and Attornceyseat«Law, Solicitorsâ€"inâ€"Chansery, Conveyancers, Notarâ€" ies Public, &c., &c. T4 S ueP C k .M hasnk Com _ Ovrice: Telegraph um: Kiawa. 5o B Solicitor in C\.mg. Conveyancer, &e. YÂ¥ Office at his dwellingâ€"house, (Queen street, between Ascalfe and O‘Connor streets, in rear of the tiovâ€" «mment ml1¢.O s Ottawa, March 30, 1866. ~â€" BTâ€"t LA' ; Chancery, and Conveyancing» Orricx: Over Scott‘s Confectionery, oppo=ite the Russell House, Ottawa, C. W. _ . f February 7, 1866. 43â€"utf HO“PATBIO Physiciany # and Accoucheur. Orrice: In Home‘s Block. Can be the office at night. e B / y*â€" OF FIOEâ€"B OÂ¥y L’rtuux E. Â¥â€"ATeLAW, Chancery, Conveyancer, &e. le of York Street, two doors from Ottawa, March 20, 1866. i‘AlD Agent and Broker, lie, has removed his office to a few doors to the South of Dan (¢ is prepared to tranzact any bu 18 to Lranmact ul (he Croma Landt o l.n;dcluu'.wuh-‘m‘:mnl; any ageney for parties havin of the tiovernment offices. * â€" Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1966. __: B.\.ll“l‘fllo du Telegraph Buildings Ottawa, March 10, 1366 Wy. Ciroo. ___ tawa, Fob. 7, 1366 the omc® &t M References : Rev. Oflr Lawrence, Orono ; Rev. John Smith, Bowmanvilie; Rev. Goor(‘r Riddell, Clarke ; Dunean Campbell, M.D., MR.C.8.K., Torâ€" onto ; John Hall, M.D., J Adams, M.D., Toronto. Ottawa, February 7,1866. 4Gâ€"utf ILAYCOCK & HAYCOCK, TTORNXEY §«A TeL A W q Solicitors=in= , Chancery, Convey ancers, Notaries Public, &e. vrice: Post Ofice Building, Eigin Street, Ottawa o Wieaswe: R. . Haycock. Ww . MABRSHALLOMATHESON, EVERY MORNING, 'l"ron!l‘.\'-A'l'-l..\W. ® . Chancery, Convey ancer, &c., Su thex : Union Buildings, ttawa. Pl'llclAl. Surgeon and Acconcheur» K orvice: No. 5, Russell House Block, Sparks Street. Will be found at night at Dr. J. Leggo‘s, Sparks Street, Ottawa. s DUXXNING & THOMPSON, TTOR!E)‘!-.\‘I'-E\\X. ".‘l.tll“.-‘.. L# tral Ottawa. Ottawa. January 27 FY.ICIA" Surgeon attending Physician to tal Office and residence, < Mosgrove Streets, nearly oppo fin‘s. . Entrance on Mosgrove Ottawa, May 5 DVvoC ETERk 272C 7 PH'IICIAI. Surgeon and Accoucheur, Otawa, C. W. D;y office in Hunton‘s Block, rzrhund.cuut own; Night Offfce at his idence, Maria Street, Center Town. Cucmcunn.'wlhouodthhlb. by a new, but certain, speedy, and almost painless m cess. _ References given to parties tréated, if required. . The Ortawa, Aru l‘-. Chancery, C ARRISTER, Kic., for Orrices : Court House, Aj Aâ€"llll‘l'il, Solicitor, Attorney, and Notary Public, Clerk of the Peace and County > us d wine"~ toâ€"drw o vevneeyepe yPPt / brrt of Quebec. House. Ottawa, Dee. 18, 1865.. EDWARD T. DARTNELL, ARRISTER and . Attorncy=atâ€"L&pr, Â¥OL. .: xo. â€"IRS. t GEO. LOGAX, MD., L.CJLB., ENXTIST. W-u.uo-rou Street, Pir of Bank Street. Ottaws, February 7, 1(3 .. onl DR. O‘REILLY LJORK Street, opposite Ma (-n.-'-... February 1, y SusseRirrion % ’3‘” per â€" JOHX SWEETLAND, M J P. MACPMUEXK8SON AUGUSEUS KEEFER, MEDIUCAL. D. OLIVER MARTIN, Y k. Sk ATE. OfMcel No. 17, 31« * ©!"" Juebec. Mr. Boucheite will always be rttend promptly to any business the fonnloves. and the public generally D. WCcoNxNxOR, sugdays Except gemt and Broker, Notary Pabe removed his office to Nicholas Street, ; the South of Dan (Goode‘s Hotet, and to transact any business mujod Cmm ied & Mowre Nows, latest 'l'\-l-'gmph. wal and Forcign Markets, and valuable paper for Farmers and DR. W. J. HENXRY, DR. 0O WEEKLY TIMES." No. 60, Sparks Street.: ~W@& ; A Mou LEGAL I <coTtt. for the United Counties of Prescott T. G. HURD, DR. C. LEGGO, DR. WOLFE, BOUCHETTE, Office : Sparks Streets MLEOD, y pors, Kc., & ..'3#..- East fmicink t the Protestag: H R Kurgeas qapiâ€" :.m.m.' corner of Rideau & ..fl,o"miln\'ul-nlflfll- n Mosgrove Street. * .nfl- Â¥ U kLe., Ottawa«. . Ofice : nz=, Metcalfe Stroet. _ BRADLEY, â€"Daily, if paid in adâ€" nnum ; if not paid in :,;c Lower Canada. wvase, Aylmerand Buckingâ€" antry wuse, L‘Orignal AW, Solicitor«in= ar. &o. Office:â€"North Goarts in the District of AW, Solicitor . in + &e.. Sussex Stroot. Trurs will be pub= ming, and Mailed Annum, if paid in Twos. F. Neruis ilnod.hpm tents. and to conduct rin a large amount cure Residences=R ussell wOOD, T. W business with any JR., Solicitor=la= Office over Mr. . Ottawats §1.50. Can be found over 17, $t« Poter Metcalfe Street, Solicitor=ln= First Door Kast Matchews* Ee l THOS. NELSON, 55â€"y Boof MAKER, Wellington Street, op= mm | posite Dr. Van Cortlandt‘s, Ottawa. Maving J N y | had many years‘ experience in some of the best estaâ€" itors«im= | blithments in the metropolitancities of Canada, he feels confident that ail ordors entrusted to his care will be executed in the bost style, and guaranteed to Tuowursox. | give satisfaction. y Ottawa, Jan. 4, 1866. ‘ 14â€"y | 1LLâ€"tf Surgeomn Sâ€"6u 34â€"6m 4Fut 43â€"utf 10â€"y ‘Mâ€"y 43â€"ut Cenâ€" tâ€"atf 100â€"7y 1â€"y Al’t“l‘lolllk" and General Commis= sion Exchange and Real Estato Agents, No. 40, Sussex Street. # Ottawa, December 13, 1865. 1â€"y ery store. 3 t The sale of Real Pstate at Auction or Private Sale promptly attended to. Consignments received for m.in sale. Partics wishing to purchase Real e will receive all information, FREE OF CHARGE by calling at the office. m Boo‘-'lfil)i‘.ll and â€" Manufacturing Etationer, and Machine Ruler. _ Over Taylor & Wilkinson‘s Flour Store, corner of York and Susâ€" sex Streets. Entrance on Sussex Street. Ottawa , Dec. 18, â€"T8866. 1â€"tf A, MORTIMER, BOOK-.I. DER and Paper=I glor, cor= net of Sparks and Metcalfo Streets, over the City Registrar‘s Office. â€" Account books mady to order for any branch of business, paged and boand in the best style of the art. + sIV.I,' LING done to any pattern. Particular attention paid to Map Mounting. Otawa, December 19, Im 2y Street. © Ottawa, March 20, 1866 COIIISSIOM Merchant and General Agent. Sole agent for Road‘s Highwines and Proof Whiskey ; also, Dawes‘ Lachine Ales and Porter. Pork, Flour, &>.. for sale. XAVIER CHARLEBOIS, a D Roofing Contractor, &c CHUKCH ST., OTTAWA, ll PREPARED To COVER ROOFS, L with Tin, Sheet Iron, Slate, or Shingles, on the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates. Having been known in this place since its first settlement, 38 years ago, he can confidently refer to his long established character, as a guarantee for the satisâ€" factory pertormance of all work entrusted to him. Ottawa, Atr'\l 2, 1866, 89â€"3m Orric® : No. 3, Sparks Street, near the Russell Housé, Ottawacits.C.W...)_ c ___â€" _ x R. SPARKS, P‘OVI.C!AL LAND â€" SURVEYOR, Draughtsman, &c., (commissioned for lirp'f and Lower Canada.) Otice and residence, Glouâ€" cester, near Ottawa. , Survoys of ever don;‘i‘pcion execated with accuracy. ()-bu{nnnn roasâ€" ed Ottawa City, (postâ€"paid), will receive prompt Mlnclun-l' TAILOR, â€"32%, Sparks Street. °C es‘ PIOPRII‘I'OI of the Parliament Hair» Dressing Saloon, Rideau Street, begs most resâ€" pectfully to invite the gentiemen of Ottawa and viâ€" cinit{tnvh'u his new establishment, No. 9, Angus‘ Block, which has been fitted up in a most recherche style, at very considezable ixpense. [PFDRC T D W RuEW uamine with & BUSILNXESS CARDS. * SIDNEY B. FRIPP, ‘Rt‘lll"}n(“l'. Orric® : Wellington. Street, opposite St. Andrew‘s Church. * Ottawa., February 7, 1866. 43â€"utf m CE OT CCR Em SNubs l E. Miles has the PATENT, ROTARY HAIR BRUSH, (the only one on thiloouimfl.) in use. For information as to the efficiency of this apparatus vide opinions of the Press. _ â€" 5 Wohd:;fitl"iufikd Instruments always h&': hand for sale. wa, Dec. 18, 1865. ie g aues onlk P TeX Wes, hion Enate Agonts ho Par est, c. Parâ€" ticular attention devoted to the sale ‘:n?pwuetioa of the Lands of Absentees. Applications to the Crown Lands Department for Mining Lands, &c., They have now on hand and for sale Lq-o well 8.C. & T. W. KEIR, kCCOUK'I'AI'I'Iq No. 3, Victoria Cres= cent, Upper Town, Ottawa. Ottawa, March 21, 1866. Th«y prom aliended 10. They have now on hand and for saie kome well situated City and Villa Lots, in U and Lower Canada; and an imavense q-u{ry' of Farming Lands in the Townships on the Ottawa. Qrrice : Corner of iunudloudlo:fltr«u. * W. K. THISTLE, P. L. 8. F. A. BALDWIN, P. L. 8. C)tt a w a MESSRS. THISTLE & BALDWIN, Ortawa Dec. 28, 1865. COIIII of Water and Division Streets, UTh-Nr.b. N.Y., 8. Slosson, Proprietor. Omnibases to and from the House free of charge. Decem ber 20, 1865. 3y J J. GARROW, Proprictor, Head Deep «@ Cut, Nepean. ‘This House is sitaated within twonty minttes‘ walk of the City, and is fitted wp in a firstâ€"class st le. The Bar is supplied with all the choice brn;iw( liquors. %ulu 16, 1866 _A corner of Sussex and York Streets Ottawa, Doc. 18, 1865. THE RUSSELL HOUSE, LA‘II CAMPBELLIS HOTEL, Ottawa, C. W. The undersigned, proprietor of the aboveâ€"named Hotel, begs leave to uvfil:int his nuâ€" racrous friend* and the travelling public, that he has n-ustlnud and -wly-hmhlqd&rou;hwt this comâ€" modious establishment, in the management of which by strict attention to Business and guests, he hopes to deserve encouragement and ussun- * % JAMES E. GOUIN, _ t Agent for " Gleneross® Report of Fashions nrem may m o0 on ce * . M )loAsut of Christ Church, Teacher of the Organ, Pianoâ€"Forte, &c. Ottawa, Feb. 7, 1866. + 43â€"utf Ottawa, February 21, 1866 MOTELS AXD SALOUuNXS. j HOLTSs HOTEL, JOHN MALTMAN, LA‘I‘I McADAM*$,. Commercial Hotel, Packenham. The above Hotel, one of the oldest and best known in Packenham, has been leased by the undersigned and Wmld and refitted for the speâ€" cial ol%m THE TABLE A§.D D uB will at alltimes be furnished with the very and m%“m.fllu 10 D ugacfg P cial of ?:“l- THE TABL BAR will at all times furnished with t best the market affords. GOOD STABLING and a careful Hostler in attendance MH. McLEAN‘S UCTION Rooms, No. 19, Spark s Centre Town, Ottawa, opposite Hope‘s M‘I®: Mla Sexbea PPRA CE CCCE Wal lX ILTON‘S Saloon, corner of Sparks and Elgin Streets, has removed to the American Hotel, (l’(‘rr .wlLluhwl' Hotel) on York street, where he will be happy to 80e his old friends. ' Ltu-i'.'c’.’ ‘. Livery and General Su?'()flec. ‘Alfréd Moses Holt, Jr., Prop‘tr. December 21, 1863. ipimecrarenten 4-! HAMTL Saloon, would inform his vriend erepi ie en damie w as * repainted, un.u““d- and re the latest ‘Em of gomfort axnense will be spared by the Pr GEO,. HM. PERRY, IVIL ENGINEER, Union Buildings, ~*"K. H. McG@GREEYV YÂ¥ , i ONTR ACTOR and â€"Builder. â€" Office ; North side York street, second door from Sussex R K. H,, n TEORDMIU UR e liberal patronage be@Â¥ ~*~ PREABEBMOV AL, the !atest ugmu Emm P expense will be spared by the Proprictor in renderâ€" hglhw-oondtouuhous'-.nd parties favoring him with their m may rely on the strictest attention to their Goodstalling in rear of the premises. Wines and Liquors of the choicest description always kept. Ottawa, Feb. 19, 1866. s 53%â€"7 THE " QUEEN" o oi erany derieer 3 KAVANAGH, Pro tor, Corner of M.M and dollhghn Streets, opposite _ T hy 'uns-:::;dm it the requisits for a I'::lnnqmrnt- m""fi:?fl""“:" throu contains Uaiteen iroatin o e it tom ons To We on e @ rw:\t-m-mudw to the comâ€" fort of his guests and patrons, fl'oym.em.m..hfly by express. IA%LJâ€"‘J. Wt Tok o CCC FoRNENLY MATTHEW 3 HOTEL,) YORK STREET, OoOTrraw A. . R. HMAMILTON, PROPRIETOR, . Late o# Haxi.tox‘s S$a1008. s ® â€" R. H., in returning thanks for the ME TT Achaes Awe Ahive MACDONALD & BRO., JOUHN HoBALBER, t receive all inf by calling at the offi Dooe. 18. 165. * wet Lately, and for me MR. H. R. FRIPP, MORTON HOUSE, BEAVER HALL, 8. CHRISTIE, B MULLIN, HAMILTON, LATE OFHAM«~ p4> bvainlirer on Te E. MLLES, roON‘s HOoTEL, I'“'-l'-.-' PSE ronage br(vnd upon him in the orm his.‘Triends m the public _ has lo&nd u»; above &n-lulo. into & state r, sorated, .m‘hnhhod witg all uzs af Bomfort. No exertions or JOHN MALTMAN TDt Street, Stationâ€" uy I 18â€"y 24â€"6m 2y |, ... _ ,,, t Susser Strect. _ , . ‘| Is the Place to Buy Your Medicines ! always Vâ€"y 52 2 D 4 !1 The New Drug Store THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF l’fRE PRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Perfumery, ‘Toilet Articles, Soaps, Sponges, Shoulder Braces, &e., &c. 4 t CHAS. AUSTIN. city my incomparable &3" Crystailine .§9mgound FOR THR HAIR. Call and see it and (gndF for yourselves. CANADIAN COUGH EMULTION, a sure cure for Coughs and coldsâ€"Téstimonials from prominâ€" ent citizens will be shown on application. â€" Agents for all the Popular Patent Medicines of the To Farmors and Cardeners ! Superâ€"Phosphate in Boxes and Barrels. , GEO. MORTIMER, Chemist and Apothecary, 41 Sussex Street Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1865. 1 Van Buskirk*s Sorodont, reduced to 50¢c. Mrs. Allen‘s Hair Restorery.................1100s Tlllfl SUBSCRIBER takes this method of returning his most sincere thanks to the citizens of Ottawa forthe liberal share of patronage bestowed upon him during the past two years. _ . To accommodate his fixmuiflf business, he has enlarged his premisos and greatly added to his faâ€" cilities for carrying on a firstâ€"class family and disâ€" nsing business, and trusts, by strict atention to KG 1:;:;:&! of his eustomers, to merit a continuâ€" ance ir patronage. ; w,. M. MASSEY, Camphor ! Camphor ! ! Pufe English GUM CAMPHOR, the :n.? cortain t:ei;‘m” for Moths, &¢., in Furs W inter ‘le 'm‘. mO* ALSO, a oo-(rlou stock of â€"GENUINE DRUGS ANDCHEMICALS, approved Patent Medâ€" tay icines, Perfumery, and Druggists‘ Sundries. ' W. M. MASSEY, MORTIMER‘S Apothecaries Hall! Ottawa, April 10, 1866. "LOWER SEEDS N DRUG WAREHOUSE, RIDEAU STREET. ’ LARGE STOCK OF FRESH GAR« DEX and FIELD SEED3, just arrived and on Sale. All Seeds warranted !'_!‘:h. e amwak __ MAIR BRUSHES. . COMBS. NALL BRUSHES. CLOTHES BRUSHE Frsk bot :::‘. &e., &e. ust ng c up« C ts ‘"josSEPI CARVEY, M.D P. 8.â€"Advice to the poor gratis. Ottawa, April 11. _ "________â€"_â€" 3 DOMESTIC DYES. mWOs Adt Pme A large importation of E:&lhh and French PER FUMES will arrive next week, f ‘ FLORIDA W ATER. _ s0ZODONT. 1866. Oftawa, April 10, 1866 Ottawa Dr:F Warehouse. A fresh Lot of Good, Cheap PERFUMES just recoivl:d. presstiptl y sns * N. B.â€"Presci ons ca y a romptly preâ€" wed. ,*J OAR\le,l;. 8 awa, Feb. 12, 1866 47â€"utf Just Recervzpâ€"A consignment of the Canadian ‘flu.. comprises everything necessary in a firsl« class Restaurant. The house has been . ghoroughly and elegantly fitted up thm"hmt. The BAR con tains the choicest berands in W ines and Liquore, and ofi;{ delicacy of the season will be secured for the Table. .\'n&linluuuhh will be spared the ac commodate the guests and patrons. x LA Mrs. Trotter is now prepared to take DAY BOARDERS. Ottawa, April 5, 1866. L #2â€"f 1YD FR Sole appointed agent in Ostl'l'fo:. the hishly Nl(‘lloul Street, Court=House A venue, Ottawa, John Graham, Proprietor. This House is o@venieml] situated, and still mainâ€" tains its character as a FIRSTâ€"CLASS HOTEL. Considerable additions have recently been made to the promises, and it has been entirely repainted and renovated. No pains will be spared to accommedate and )l)lun. OMNIBUSES to and from the cars and boats free of ehurg. There is a FIRSTâ€"CLASS LIVERY STABLE attached to the Hotel. . PRIV;\'I‘I HOTEL, Sparks Street, Ot« tawa, C. W. A fow gentlomen can obtain sup~ erior apartments. Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1865. 3y HOTELS AND SALOGOONS. nada. March 6, 1866 TORONTO HOUSE. ulll- TROTTER, PROPRIZTRES®, No. 71, Sparks Street, Desbarats‘ Building, »posite the Parliament. Buildings. The Toronto TnD," ooothles nastucary in & fArst< ‘Tmou HOUSE, North Gower, Sublin‘ and an attentive HostJer. January 11, 1868. â€" HLOW E & SON, BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER & FINDINGS, wE ARE NOW SELLING TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS k ‘ woORTH OF hoh .. ... 7 " At enormously """“P"“’-""“m h‘vmn“mhtdf PE Boots, SHOES, &C., PR SPRIXG & SUMMER G000S | Now is the Time tor Bargains ! G. HOWE & SON, 69 Sussex Street, and 10 Rideau treet. Ottawa, Feb. 12, 1866. #tâ€"ut FIELD AND CARDEN Ottawa, Dec. 18, 1866 I4‘Al4l. 1MPORTATIONS OF Pure English and French Drugs and: Chemicals; English and French a Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, â€" .%u‘ps. Spfingfis. &e., nne«}n-lled in the T would also eall the attention of the public to my incomparable hn 1E LARGEST ASsORTMENT OF DYES in this city on sale at the ALSO, A CHOITCE VARIETY OF JUST RECEIVED! 1NTERNXATIONAL HOTEL, RESCOTT, C. W., L. H. Daniels, Pro= prictor. Second to no House in Central Caâ€" Family and Dispensing Chemist, l, t e lllPAl,.&l STREET. 28, Sparks Strocet. 39 â€"RIDEAU STREET. THE ALBION HOTEL, SEEDS. SEEpS. 1866. PiOPERLY COMPOUNXDED EBE FROYU ADULTERATION! PTEN‘PIO N. JAS. JOHNSTONS OT°CAW A Medical Hall, 28 Sparks Street. DUIGNAN‘3 _: . COMBS, CLOTHES BRUSHES, 96â€"y OTTAWA, C. W., FRIDAY,<â€"MAY 11, 1866. 66â€"6m 20â€"y . oN AND AFTER Monday, 20th November, 1865, CHANGE of TIME. Ottawa and Prescott Railway. TRAINS WILL RUN ASs FOLLOWS : MAIL TRAIN will leave Ottawa at 8 A. M., MIXED TRAIN at 1.30, P. M. _ _ _ RETURNINXG FROM PRESCOTT. MAIL TRAIN will leave Prescott at 2.05 P.M., MIXED TRAIN at 7.390 A.M. Grand Trunk Railway Company 1. Station as follows : CENTRAL 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 CC :./ ~§APP. * Accommodation Train for Kingâ€" * ston and Intermediate Stations, } 9.40 A. M esAE TY a va K xk aav s FFNKAINS WILL LEAVE BONAVENTURE WINTER â€"ARRANGEMENTS., R l-‘.?h‘TERN DISTRICT Accommodation Train for Xsltndl Pond and Intermediate Stations, J Mail for ditto and Portland, stopâ€" | ping over night at Isiand Pond, | Night Express for Three Rivers, Quebec, Rivicre du Loup, Portâ€". land, and Boston, with sleeping . carsattached, &t , . . ... ....+. ++ Express Trains to St. John‘s, conâ€" necting with Trains of Vermont Central Railway for Boston, New York, and all places in the Eastâ€" tern States, it ...........i0. +7 ; Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point Accommodation Train for St. Ditto ditto _ and Rouse‘s Point 3.15 P.M. Accommodation Train for St. 5.00 P.M. John‘s and intermediate places } AESORA S Trains leave for Lachine at ...... _ 8.00 AM. > * 9.30 A.M. *3.00 P.M. ~ 4.30 P.M. * The 3.00 P.M. Train runs through to Plattsâ€" burg LOTS AND HOUSES,. IN THE TOWNSHIP OF NEPEAN (ITy PROPERTY ! Wl'l'llll TW O=A ND=A«HALE MILES of the City Limits, with A DWELLING HOUSE erected thereon. One half of the land is cleared and well fenced. These prorrtln are worthy the attention of intending purchasers, and will be sold CHEAP. INDISPUTABLE TITLES WILL BE GIVEN. For further particulars sp‘?ly to WM. CLEGG, ESQ., Ottawa, Feb. 22, 1866 Lo'l‘l 1% AND 13, SOUTH CATHCART Street; 26, 27 and 28, North Rideau Street ; 1 West Augusta Street ; 1 and 2 East Chapel Streetâ€" wl tos the Ciky of Oitawies .c .â€"___ _ ___. o. .. Also, VILLA LOTS 10, 11, 12 and 13, bol* snr!oflhosolth half of the front part of Lot unction Gore, Township of Gloucester, as laid down in the nmnd dplu b{n()oatp F, Austinâ€" and other City and Farming Lands. ZAÂ¥~ Money o Lond on Real Estate, February 10, 1866 For Sale at a Bargain. o ooo ce M‘LL, EX« TENSIVE Timber Limits ; Wood Planing and other Machines ; 1,000 acres good Land, ge Stores; Wharves ; &c., &c. APPLY To H. MeLEAN _ Ottawa Ottawa, March 20, 1866 FARMS FOR SALE! No, 1. T 100 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, Rideai Front. There is an extensive clearing on the lot of at least 50 acres, and the remainder is covered with a fine Hardwood Bush. The Farm is within five miles the City, and is beautifally #ituated on the banks of the Ridenu River, thus having an sgphmch to the city either by land or wator. e land is of a superior quality, andâ€"yields excellent crops. Ko. 2. > 200 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED in the Township of Gloucester, County of Carleton, being Lot No. 12, in the 7th conâ€" cession. â€" There is about20 acresof this Farm cleared, the remainder is covered with wood. Dec. 18, 1865 200 100 100 Ottawa, December 18, 1865 TllA'I' ELIGIBLE Plo’llg known as WOODBOOm,wail:O“‘ Captain Baker, beautifully situated on Road, within five miles from Ottawa, containing 300 aores or thereabouts, being composed of the broken Ifiouund 25 in 1st Concession Ottawa, Front on WMWn 01 Pc0 c 00005 ; Cotuacle d ie i Onanu®s Foruest, Merrickville, or to LEWIS & PINHEY, Â¥ebruary 10, 1866. Apply to PROPERTY FOR SALE. l NUMBER OF LOTs ll'l‘UAl'l‘ IN different parts of the city, well adapted for t:nh residences or business purposes. For particulars and terms of sale, Arrur To H. J. FRIEL & CO., 4 Or to H. McLEAN, For terms and particulars, apply to the ReY tamL®s FoRREST, m. .':"3_ oTs Nos. 2 AND 3 ON THE NORTH | side of Wilsl:-n:’d St;ehot- These lmmom oseph‘s College, Bu;:{ m are well suited for tho‘o.m:{m private Iso Pew Noâ€"62, in Christ Church, Ottawa. FOR SALE. ; )0 ACRES OF LAND IN THE Township of Gloucéster, County of Carleâ€" ton, being the East half of Lot No. 21, in the 2nd concession. This is a good Farm and will be sold cheap. +â€"AL8Oâ€" TWO AND A«HALFSTORY HOoUSE, situated on Lot No. 6, north side of Cathcart Street. The building is nearly new, and finâ€" ishedâ€"30x36. There is also :hmd Frame "Dwelling on the Lotâ€"24x24, 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€" dence. No. 3. m ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED in the Township of Osgoode, County of ‘Carleton, Rideau Front, being Lot No. 20, in the 4th concession. ‘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 reasonable rate. No. 4. '0 ACRES OF LAND IN THE ‘Township of Osgoode, County of Carleâ€" ton. This Farm is situated within Two miles of the Gloucester Church, anc within Eleven miles of Ottawa City. There is about 40 aeres of this Farm cleared and under cultiâ€" vation. dwellings D OF CANADA. RAILILROADS, IampÂ¥@os®a, â€"ALSOâ€" 25 ACRES OF LAND TOER SA XLE. Y ALUABLE ~__ Barrisrer, Telegraph Building, Ottawa Cii 18, 18( COXSITING OP C.J. BRYDGES T. 8. DETLOR, _ Supertntendent LEWIS & PINHEY, Barristers, &c., Ottawa. 46â€"ut Maxactxe Direcros. Barristers, 9.00 A. M 2.00 P.M Land Agent. 8.30 A. M 10.10 P.x Otawa. 18â€"3m s 1â€"7 6+# , Wl ARE NOW MANUFACTURING IN THE ABOVE PREMISES A DURABLE and CHOICE VARIETY of the following Good#, which for beauty of; design, style of finish, and Superior Workmanship, CANNOT BE 8 L’Rl’:fs'.\'lz‘l) 1 WE ARE MAKING A NEW AND IMPROVED KIND. They will keep the water deliciously cool and sparkling. | For Saloons; Public Buildings, Household or Domestic use, & stunds unrivalled, being both useful and ornamental. Railway Companies, and others who have the health and comfort of themselves and people under their care in view, are solicited to CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, whether they purâ€" chase or not. Toilet and Bedâ€"Room Setts of Japanned Tinware. Cooking Stoves ! Cooking Stoves | ; IRON BEDSTEADS. â€"IRON BEDSTEADS. BIRD CAGES CHEAP! BIRD CAGES CHEAP ! LAMPS! â€" CHIMNEYS 1 1 WICKS ! ! ! COAL, OIL1lâ€"COAL OIL! COAL OTLL yas~ Wolfiln ‘:rchl attention to all kinds of JOBBING, ROOFING, EAVETROUGHS, STEAMBOAT WORK ; every description of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware on hand, and made to order. Milk Pans, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FroR l",l-‘ WE PUR‘P-OSE SELLING OUR PRESENT STOCK OF STOVES AT REDUCED RATES. 64 THE CAPITAL‘" STOVE DEPOT, 35, SUSSEX STREE1. H. MEADOWS & Co. Ottawa, March 1, 1866 OTTAWA FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO Receive and Attend to Custom Grinding, Capital" Stove DCpOt,35, Sussex St., Ottawa, ORDERS FOR FLOUR AND 0ATMEAL, &C. He hopes, by strict attention, to merit a share of the Patronage bestowed on the late firom MACKAY & CO., and WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY.ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bost Quality Extra Superfine Flour, > Best Quality No. 1 Superfine Flour, ; _ Best Quality No. | Oatmeal Oats, Bran, Canaille, Seeds, & Meal Dust Ottawn, January 27, 1866 NO‘I‘IO‘ 16 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT a Court for the Revision of the Assessment Roll, for the Village of Richmond, will be holden on Monday, the Twentyâ€"First day of Ml{. instant, at the Town Hall, in said Village, at the hour of One o‘clock, p.m., when. all persons lfigrieved are reâ€" quired to attend. Notice of complaint to be tried must be given to the clerk on or before the Sixteenth illage of Richmord, .. c hley 2 iten. _ New York Bay, East River, and j Saddle Rock O:E’ltel'l, RECEIVED DAaAILY At THE <¢ %UIIN " RESTAURANT, (Opposite main entrance to Government Ottawa Feb. 1, 1866 TILTERING COPPEHEEHE POTPS ! Ottawa, Fob. 12, 1866. & + LU MB ER ME N ! WILL BE DEALT LIBERALLY WITH FOR SHANTY SUPPLIES! .. fally solicited, and promptly executed. fiDs‘ Marble ‘Works, Sparks St., Oysters, o# & 39« Oysters CHARITABLE IN8TITUTIONS will find it to their advantage to deal at the « CAPITAL BTOVE D .. [A Liberal Discount is always allowed on all articles purchased. Go to the " CAPITAL! Mantleâ€"Pieces »p'v.po.â€"i;vmâ€"lin entrance to Government Buildings.) Court of Revision. FARMERS, ATTENTIONI ‘ Milk Strainers, Pails and Strainers, !:zh Sugar Kettles, Agricultural Furnaces, Farmers‘ Btoves, Cistern Pumps, and all kinds of Dairy Utensils made to order, oOYSTERS ! CENTRE TOWX, OTTAW A. W. J. & A. K. Milis. For Making a Good Cup of Coffee, retaining all the Aroma W ATEF COOLERS ! C. SPARROW, Jr., Groceries, Liguors, AND PROVISIONS, Wholesale and Retail. SPARROW‘S BUILOING, ° Corner of Sussex and Murray Streets, February 21, 1866. THE BEST AND MOST RELLABLE IN THE CITY! H. MEADOWS & CO. B A T H S ! THOMAS MILLER, DPIFFERENT PATTERN®. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Spring Stock ! o TTÂ¥A W A‘ OFFICE AT, THE MILL "We« \ THOMAS MACKAY. Clork. 20wâ€"c 38â€"tf TIII UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO INTIâ€" mate that he has this day admitted MR. 8. 8. M. HUNTER into partnership. ‘The business will, from this date, be continued under the style of JAMES HOPE & CO., and he nmetfnll solicites for the new firm a continuance of oou‘vduulo liberally extended to himself. m.m.- indebted to the whdersigned aré reâ€" to make immediate payment to James &opo & Co., and all parties having claims against him, topmf the same at once lw&qnid.uoo. JAMES HOPE. _ PRAYER BOOKS, Ottawa, May 2. PAB‘I‘IES DESIROUS OF ESTBLISHING a Covxtry Newsrarer, can purchase an flice quite complete with material for every Department, VERY CHEAP, for Cash, or on ,tpprovledfcredlt. 3 to Apply for information, (post pai ‘T‘E ulnn, Also a number of DAY BOARDERS at reasonâ€" able charges. f ¢ 3 e y ! .. M KAVANAGH. â€" Importantto Printers. Or to EGAR YIELDING Ottawa Feb. 6, 1866. . Boarding. THREE UR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with rooms, furnished or unfurnished, at the "Qurex" Réstaurant. Ottawa, Feb: 1, 1866 \ 0 > ‘" DUVERNAY, BROTHERS Ottawa, Ne# 1A8%, m Military Forms. omm anmouie t%..n. Commanding Officer, for sale m“ Tmges Oftawa, March 29, 1866, TWO SIZES. THREE SIZES TWO SIZES. THREE SIZES. IS, THREE SIZES TTE ONE SIZE. J0â€"Partnership. (ExGLISE AXD PREXCH,) COmuts 55â€" Oats, or Corn. E "’ 62â€"y 115â€"4 A4â€"utf 34 Ottawa to Montreal ! a CAPT. ALEX. BOWIE, HA' cOMMENCED HER REGULAR ‘TRIPS, conveying MAILS and PASSEN GERS to Montreal. _ on mm a. t _ ‘The steamer leaves Steamboat Landing, foot or Sussex Street, every morning, at 6:30. Ottawa, April 25, 1806. 109â€"f _ QUEEN VICTORIA 1BGG, tnpeaee 28 1066. DICKINSON‘S Rideau Passage & Freight Ling, OTTAWA CITY THE UPPER CABIN l'l'lAIl]! "@ITy oOr oOrrawaAaA," § (CaT. J. Ryax,) THI ABOVEâ€"NAMED STEAMERS will run as follows between Ottawa and Kingâ€" ston, calling at all intermediate Ports, and connectâ€" ing at Sllli'i'l Falls with the Brockville and:Ottawa Railroad. M enc d en Leaves Ottawa City every Monday and Thursday at 7 n.in., arriving at Kirnigston at 11 a. m., the following day. . $ess F2 . "BYâ€"TOWN" Leaves Ottawa City every Wednesday and Satâ€" urday, at 7 a. m., arriving at Kingston at noon the following day. Snss & 5 _ Leaves k{ngwon every Tuesday and Friday at 3 p. m., arriving at Ottawa next evening, at 7 p. m. _ Leaves Kingston every Monday at 12, noon, and Thursday, at 3 p. m., and arriving at Ottawa on the following evening at 8 p. m. "béiii.’l:m‘ii with ‘:ih: Royal Mail Line %r Steam ers at lnr(nn ng upwards, every Thursday Friday, anc Slm:‘hy cven?[:g-i .: : ‘These steamers connect at Kingston with the Through Line Steamers going East and Weost ; Steamer « Bay of Quinte" for Picton, Belleville, and ‘Trenton; and with the American steamers for Oswego, Rochester, tnd. l_nw!non.fi iss v’P;al;lâ€"lKIâ€"B;‘;lis freight from Ottawa will find it greatly to their advantage to send by this line, rates being low and no wharfage charged. . Passengers ticketed through to Cobourg, Por Hope, Toronto, Hamilton, &c. _ eaaer _ Apply to JAS. SWIFT, St, Lawrence Wharf, Kingston ; JAS. RATH, Smith‘s Falls; Ottawa, April 11 ])I#KINSON‘S OTTAWA AND RIDEAU, LAKE CHAMPLAIN ROUTE. Eleven Steamers and Fifty Barges, a FFORDING A DAILY PEPARTURE for transport of Freight from Montreal to Ottaâ€" wa, and all points on the Rideau Canal, and vice versa. s The. two new L'prr Cabin Steamers, BFTm and .O¢tica City, will form a Passenger and Freight Line between OTTAWA AND KINGSTON, 1866 Touehilg at all the Ports on the Line, leaving Ottaâ€" wa and Kingston four times in the week. The steam t.u:oguuz the leles, with»Barges, will also be pl on the Rideau Canal, for the exclusive carriage of Freight to and from Ottawa and Kingston, and all way ports. . _ _ _ Tho powerful tug steamer EW'M will be kept between OTTAW A and GRENVILLE for the towâ€" ago of Bxum Timber Rafts, Saw ‘T" &e. In addition to the above, a LINE OF TUGâ€" BOATS, in connection with Barges, forming a FREIGHT LINE between Ottawa, Montreal, Queâ€" bec, and all ports on Lake Champlain, for thetranâ€" sport of Sawn Lumber, and other g;o;ony. For particulars, uppljy to GEO. HEUBACH, Caâ€" nal Basin, Montreal ; JAMES SWIFT, A?nt. 8t. Lawrence Wharf, ksn}u-- and JAS. RATH, Emith‘s Falls; W. D. W ADDELL, Agent, Gowan‘s Buildings, Peter Street, Quebec ; . _ Or to the Proprietor, _ â€" o LDLIL NÂ¥ | Ottawa, April 11 sTEAMBOAT CcoMPANY. x y v Ab. \ x SPRING ARRANGEMENTS. AMERICAN EXPRESS LiNE. 0l AND AFTER MAY 1st, AND UNTTL further notice, the Ontario Stegmboat Comâ€" pany will run their large and ennzdiou sideâ€" wheel steamers, f 4 BAY STATE,................ccmâ€"â€" ONTARIO,.....................Capt J. B. Estrs. ‘ CATARACT,................... Capt. J. H. Lepvar». Forming a triâ€"weekly line between Ogdensburgh and Toronto, and intermediate ports, Iuvin‘w() â€" densburgh Railway "Wharf every Monday, es nesday, and Friday, on arrival of the train from the east at 1 p.m., Prescot & Ottawa Railway Wharf at 1:5 p.m., touching at Morristow g, Brockâ€" ville, Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Kingston, Sackett‘s Harbor, Oswego, Charlotte, and Toronto ; connectâ€" in;ukinxmwith boats for Bay of Quinte; at Oswego with the Oswego & Fyracuse Railroad for Syracuse, Utica, Albany, and New York, and Bingâ€" hampton Railroad, for all points South ; at Cbarlotte 1 866. cz( 1866. Radh PORREECER NVT NC Emp e PRTCCTA for I;:uur, Ningara lmlldouddn West ; | at Toronto with Grand Trunk and Great Western luil\ufio. Also at Ogdensburgh with the steamer LORD ELGIN,............:.. _â€" DeWirt, EMPRLSS ,..Cufi C. B. DrWirr. | For Montreal ; and the Ogdensburgh Railroad to | all points East. | Tickets sold to Montreal and all points West for American money. â€" S y This line of steamers affords #dvhintages over all other lines, to the pleasure raveller or f:r mer moving with furniture, horses; wagons, &c., to the Great West, for speed, comfort, and #afety. The boats of the Line need no comment. 'l\e{mn(- ficered by men of expdrience, ,tpvorbhl or their attention to the wants and comforts of their passenâ€" gers. For freight or passa, At Ottawa & Prescott R. R. Depot, 0 tawa. PAK~ Travelier, be not induced by loud cries in Dopflwrreimyau’riekmfro--cnn{:- 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 Office 4 tbeen removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" tended Library, in rear of the Parliament v-,"" P. V. LANKTON, General Eastern Agent. H. N. THROOP, Gen‘l Sup‘t, Oswego, N. Y. _ _ We n uqi THOMAS MeGREEVY. Ottawa, January 23 1866. 21â€"f Lt i. o cfecotrcomntteealinnmntind THE UNDERSIGNED‘S OFFICE HAS heen removed to the Leanâ€"too of the inâ€" Buildings PLANS Specifications, and Estimates of ‘ Bn!lding! prepared ; disputed accounts of Artificers‘ work measured and valued. AUGUSTUS LAVER, Late Stent & Laver, Architects, &c., Departmental Buildings. Victoria Terrace, Ottawa, January 26, 1866. _ Ur to the Proprietor, incorporate the Ottawa Water W Company, for m supply» of the Chyolw&-nvith NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEXN that an apâ€" plication will be made to the Provincial Parliament at its next Session foran Act to May 1 Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1866 "S Y â€"TO W A," ONTARIO « CITY OF OTTAWA STEAMERS. [Established in 1844.] THE STEAMER (Carz. Tnos. Farume.) J O LC . THE 8TOCK COXSISTS OF NJO TICH] NO TPICE. BETWEEN . K. DICKINSON, Canal Basin, Ottawa. M. K. DICKINSON, Canal Basin, Ottawa NOoTICES. AND *A fItion & KINGSTOXNX 1866. Aoext, 114â€"4f i PRICEâ€"3 CENTS. 97â€"8 33â€"utf | _ The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the New York Herald says that Mw. Davis arâ€" rived there on the morning of the 3rd, and imâ€" mediately sent a message to the Fort, announâ€" cing her arrival, and the permission she bad .received from President Johnson to visit her husband :â€"* At halfâ€"past eight o‘clock Lieut. Fessenden, Fitth United States ArtiHery, waited upon her to escort her inside the fort, Her child accompanied thein, She was taken to General Miles‘ headgaarters, who received he: with every politeness and consideration due her position. Under other circumstances she might have striven more sedulously, perâ€" | haps, to evoke the niost favourable impression i possible, upon the custodian of her busband, hut her wreat anviety was to proceed at once possible, upon the custodian of her busband, but her great anxiety was to proceed at once to her husband‘s place of confinement and see~ him. She wanted to see how he bad borne his imprisonment, whether he was sick or well, and lcarn all about him. She was not long kept in anxicty. Mr. Davis had been apprized of her coming. , Within fifteen minutes from the time of her admission to the fort she was with him in Carvoll Hall, Licutenant Fessenden still bore her company. She has remaiged with Mr. Davis all day, and took her dinner with him. An officer bas been constantly in the same room. ‘Their meeting was a tender and affecting one, as such a meet~ ing must paturally be 1:2“ such a protracted separation, and, particulatly under the cireumâ€" stances attending their ~separation. . And we let the curtain drop over their talks of ‘the past, their realizations of the present and hopes for the future, She confesses finding Mr. Davis in better health than she had expeotâ€" e1; but still avers that he is much fecbler than when brought here, She is every wa satisfiecd with the treatment he has recaw& and acknowledges that everything, saving his restoration to liberty, has been done for him that could be. To Dr. Cooper, his medical attendant and adviser, she is specially thankâ€" ful and gives the unqualified credit of keeping him as well and cheerful as he is. 1t is not known yet whether she will stay at Dr. Coopâ€" er‘s during her sojourn here or at the Hygera Hotcl. _ 1t is also not known yet how long she will remain here. _ Mrs Davis4eft Montreal on Monday at three p m. She has travelled night and day to get here." THE PRISONER AT FORT MONROE Tix Decay or tas Hovses or PakLiANENT.â€" The more exposed parts of the palace are mouldcring away. . On the river font the deâ€" cay is very couspicuous. _ Projecting plinths, cornices and mouldings have been gnawed and cracked; the fine tracery ofâ€" panels and other ornaments has been corroded to dust ; and even on flat surfaces, patches of the outer skin, as it were, have pecled off from utter rottenness, Other portions of the palace are similarly affected, even in the interior of the courts, and on the sides away from the river, The subject has been under the consideration of a series of chicf commissioners. A great variety of experiments, extending over nine or ten years, have been tried ; and several emiâ€" nent chdémnists and other scientific men have been called upon for their opinions. In 1859, Professor Faraday and Sir Roderic Murchison reported that a remedy had been found. This was a preparation, akin to the Zopissa of the ancient Greeks, invented by Mr. Szrelmey. Various parts o'f the building had been washed over with it, and, at the end of two years, Proâ€" fessor Faraday stated that it was an excelâ€" lent prrscn?tivc, : and _ that there “"o;: @«no signs 0j cxl‘uli:bn or separation prepared face of the stone, or any ground for fears in that respect." _ When Mr. Cowper caine into oflice he resolved to trust the experience of time rather than the judgment of science. And no doubt this was the surest tost. Only in the meanwhile the decay has been growing worse, and nine years have surcly afforded sufficient materials: for decision. â€" 1t is some time since Professor Abel, of Woolwich, was commissioned to: examine the walls on which the ::Xerimul prepara~ tions have been used ; we may now ask why he has not yet reported, and why uthlng whatever has been done to check the evil From a careful examination of the river front, it certainly appears that Professor Faraduay was correct in his report, and that the composition he approved has thus far stopped the rotting of the stone where it was applicd‘some nine years since. This, however, is a question for investigation cither by a scientific commission or a select committee of the house. Of the cight frescoes in the Poet‘s Corridor, at least six are more or less seriously damaged by the scaling off of the pigment.â€"Pall Mall Gazet, A singular incigent has just taken place at Neufchatcl, in Switzerland, . At the death of a imerchant in that city, on the credit side of his books the name of "God" was found inâ€" scribed for a vonsiderable sum. No one knew of siich a creditor, and on investigation eviâ€" dence was obtained that deceased, who was a man of great picty, had opened an account to the Father of All, and entered to it each year a share of his profits. ‘The clugclun claimâ€" ed the sum on the ground that (npu-ed God upon earth, while their w:muul by the Canton, ‘The afiair willâ€" y be brought before the tribunals, ' Tus Haxpsourst Womax ix Tus Worbo, at Surrer.â€"Paris is amused at a recent exhibi~ tion of impudence, by the notorious Countess Castiglione. _ At the ball given by Lady Cowâ€" ley, four chairs were placed at the supper table for the Prince of Denmark and other distinâ€" guished personages, who were present, the other guests taking their champagne and salad standing. Jn one:chair was the Countess Cowley, in her charactcr of hostess; on her left sat the Prince eating his salmon and fute gras, and quaffing his champagne, with the appetite and zest of youth, stimulated by dancing and flirtation, <On his left was the Duchess of Bassano, the mistress of the cereâ€" monics at the Tuilleries, as representing the Empress. In the fourth chair, taking preceâ€" dence »f Countesses and Pecresses, was esâ€" consced the handsome Countess, cool, dollectâ€" ed and unabashed, People stared, but she was undismayed. ‘The Countess Castiglione is, perhaps, the most beautitul woman in the world, and was originally sent to Puris, by Count Cavour, to fascinate the Emperor and worm secrets out of him, in which mission she succeeded, At one time she was received at the court oltheo'lf\‘:l.hriel. blt;n':.mdod in con: jealousy Empress. Huhmt-qm adds to her notoriety, and is the subject of much comment., A correspondent of Wilke‘s SApirit lately atâ€" tended a concert at Panama, which drew toâ€" gether all the fashionable people of the place. Although the season of lent was in full blast, the native ladies turned out in fair numbers, resplendent in feathers, fancy fans and silks, A few were really beautiful, and dressed in exâ€" qusite taste, but as a rule, the customes were & little highcolored.Eve: ybody brought theirown chairs, and it was a novel sight to see a large audience collecting slowly, attended by serâ€" vants bearing rocking, arm and parlor chairs, all scattcred about the hall in grotesque conâ€" fusion. 1t reminded him of a secoud hand turniture storeâ€"only more so. . Another little peculiarity of the mative gentlemen would amuse more uncivilized audiences, and that was, that between the music caballeros would light their cigarettes and puff away with the l most bland <indifference to squeamish stomach. Tus Arisrocracy or Can®.â€"A Boston corâ€" respondent says shoddy and petroleum now hide their heads before the surpassing luxâ€" uriance of ‘hclqry m_umfi m obtainâ€" ed from burg rg b in, unpunished, and lavishly rev_um have in our vicinity two members of this class of wealthy men. _ One is Charley Adams, the Concord Bank, who, after all the hubbub made over his détection, has settled down for life with an independent fortune, on the suug farm which he made the base of his operations against the bark safe, and dflwd span, with the bride whom his specâ€" ulation has enabled him to marry within a month past, envied by all her poor and honest neighbors. ‘The other, Horace Annis,the hero ofa still bolder operation, which carried a ;nillion and a half of money in bnulfiylxkh rom the counting room of a purblind New York broker, and who has been here within the _ week, brazen in the locurl:z l niginand bownting 10 The atttines Shins m, to the tives and sporting men who mm, of the cool hundred thousand which be ca.« ries in his pocket as the result of his speculaâ€"