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to the ho f« so by eokly uo the batimg, e@ge*, i1 the hureb very hotet y goâ€" sarly pwing t paim doing ‘astoc e use le at ity. A _ try . niny oi p~ TS ork cont i+ ts anct pea par Yol. 4 * John nd 26 hay their ding nian W im DAT have by a aist ~ of ed., for oft 42 CITY @EPRESENTATION | REQUISITION Edwd. McCGillivray, Esq. SIR _ ‘The unidersigned Electors of the City of ‘Ottawa imvite you to.offer yourgelf as a CANDIDATE wpoRr ITs REPRESENXTATION IX THE MIRST COMMONs oOF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, and pledge themselves to your sunmort by their votes, influence and active exerâ€" sition, «o respectably and numerously. signed.. _ | From my experidnce in commercial transactions apd long residence amongst you, it 'oqldlo(.I‘ trust, be conmdered presumptuous in mo to say that I hare, & deep interest in the welfare and | advancement of this section of the country, and lay elaim to a thoruugh practical scquaintance with its trade, its wants, its resources, and the mode ot taeir best deveropment. Should Iâ€" be the choice of the people I pledge myself to devote my best energies (o the advanceâ€" ment of our County generally, but more especially to all that will contribute to the prosperity of our. .aa‘qcuy'.-mu great staple trade so closely ilentidied with the progress and prosperity of the Oituwa valley. . * ‘ Uilawa, March 15 Oitawa, March CGENTLEMEN,â€" T the urgent solicitation of a large An-lhh‘hl--budyolr body, I conâ€" sented some.time ago to become a Candidate at the coming elections, for the representation of your Connty in the Local Parliament of Ontario. My general views with regari to the politics of u;.hy‘,-Mu what best constitute the "interâ€" ext« of this seetion of the countryâ€"are well known wyou all. . L will not here dilate on them as I inâ€" toml at an early day to make the tour of your Câ€"unty, when I will have the pleasure of personally communicating them to you. 1 find that a rumour has somewhat gained churrency to the effect that 1 had retired from the, fiell to make way for somebody else. I think it hut tight to assure you that such is not the case. (in the contrary having acceded to the request of s0 many warm friends I have no intention of deceiving there or stuitifying myself by any such course. 1 «wm, therefore, still before you as a Canididate for your sulfrages, and, if clected, pledge myself to do in the fature as I have done in the past, all in my power for the best interests of your County and the country at large. * FREE COUNTY of CARLETON. EXTLEMEN,â€" i metks ; [ haveâ€"miuch pleasure in accepting your nqnl- PICC â€"NIC. ® ONâ€" MONDAY, AUGUST 19. â€" / | A liberal offer of prizes will be given .......,..‘ tition in the usaal games ofthe season. j 2 M. O‘KEEFE, Secretary. l dOitawa. Aue 17. s §14â€"2 St. Patrick‘s Soc‘y, SKATING RINK â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" MUSIC HALL Wright : House <Gardens, Hull, GRO. HOLMAN ‘The young and beautiful Prima Donna, supported by a full and Edicient Company, the hest and most versatile combination of Operatic, Dramatic, and Pantomimic talent, now or ever beâ€" "TTiin fileitnt and Popats This and Popular Tronpe will have the honor of appesring before the citizens. of Ottawa, in a choiee selection of English Opersa, commenâ€" emg on. MISS SALLIE HOLMAN, MNONDAY EVENING.AUGUST 19th, 1867, Will be given BRLLINT‘3 beautiful opera in three Oiaws, July 11, 1867 Danceâ€"La Madrilina To conclude with th â€" Mrs. Geo. Holman will preside at the Piano, asâ€" -'."t piecce will be repeated. No w Doore at 7.30 ; Curtain to rise at 8.15. m-nx:sm;mmum Seats may be secured in advance free of extra ::z:umolnhhndmo'-tl-. 8 #t.. + ~Ottawa, August 14, 1867. S11â€"9 yether with the large yard, stables and out houses thereto attached. A lease for one, three or five years will be granted, and possession given before first of Noâ€" ":‘."“ n‘:i'v:-l-."‘ the to , Pur ho on mses e ‘ *‘ ftichalp sisnor. Aitewk August 17. 1867. s S14â€"f To tin. James Skead, H. F. Bromson, Exq., 4. MeCormick, Exg., J. Aumond, Eeq., J. ‘Goodein, â€" Kag., (Donald Dow, Eeq. â€" Bawid Moore, Kxy:, and others : Oitawa, Aug. 17. m j._ _FRoM. FIRST OFP NO« > vember next, as the proprictor is about retiring from hare : povelbars tand, aitu the south side ot Sparksâ€"st., i s on *h he central portion of the gity ot Ottawa, and ‘avorably known as m.wn.mgg Lion 'u" ’u: sUITE OF RoOMS aAT DUIG« nan‘s Private Hotel, Sparksâ€"st. Ottawa;‘ August 17. â€" . o S1ath dupawk, August 17, 1867 NONDAY EYVENLING, AUG. 19th, And continuing through the week. ELRERECTORS FoOR THE YE English Opera Troupe. K#" 1.a Somnambula. THE ANNUAL PIC=â€"NIC I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, ® 4% Your obedient servant, JAMEKS SKEAD, H. F. BRONXSON, ~~ HENRY MeCORMICK JOSEPH AUMOND, J AMES GOODW IN, PONALBD DOW, _ DAVID MOORE, . And others. H O L M A N THE FOUR LOVERS. God Save the Queen. AND INDEPENDENMT REPLY,. omssevesseses.....Miss Sailie Holman. adrilina............Miss Julia Holman. with the laughable Ravel Pantoâ€" mime ot Will be held in the For six nights, the Boarding. To Tur* â€"â€"OP* THEâ€"â€" TQ . LET. Youts respectfully, . E. MoGILLIVRAY o# & A R J. SKEAD. 428â€"27w 1867, Manager Garland, Mutchmor & Co., out pmriqr to 1,000‘â€" REMNANTS, H MeLEAN has. received instruqtions e from Judge Small, to sell 32 building Lots at the Union House, on Ball‘rno( the west 4 of Lot No. 40 in the 1sâ€" Con., Nepean, K. F., near the residence of .",‘ B: Other House in the Line Can Ofer. C Gilt Mirrorsâ€"& Furniture. Having had several large mnnfnmonu 6t now Furnitare, of various kinds, and also having purâ€" shased lmy from many persons about to leave the city entire Mnud effects, which I now offer at bargains that cannot but satiafy all, AT THE SsIGN OF THE 24 Of every description HOES, RAKES, Carpenters‘ and Joiners‘ Tools VARETY HALL, CHRAFP, Ottawa, April 13 OTTAW A to MONTREAL Ottaws, August lq. The Oftawa River Navigation Co. RIarish:uulluu and Parcels To and from Montreal, the above Company have been induced to open an : ts * In the city for the carriage of all deseriptions o goods and monles, &c., at reasonable rates. . (Goods éalled for onleaying notice at the offi¢es of the EX PR E S S8) A G i E N °C Y caRDEN TooLs Agricultural Implem+nts 'l\lll --Ionlfl:d is authorized to sell on most favorable terms, FIVE LLMITS, conâ€" taining Two Hundred and Righty Square Miles, on the River B-{n, (one of the tributaries to the Ottawa), which," from recent Surveys, is r-:n'd to contain an immensegrowth of White and Red Pine, and which, in point of quantity and quality, cannot be surpassed in all the Pine ferritories on the Uppor Ottawa. Upon a careful estimation, by competent Surâ€" veyors, they give the following amount of Standard bp-p-ouhnumwmu‘nnpor seventeen thousand logs to the square mile, mak» ing, at a moderate estimate, four million two hunâ€" dred thousand logs, with ample allowance for any part of the limits that nay be covered by water or swamps. . T Rideau Street, SPARKSâ€"8ST., Maps of the property and any [urther particulars may be had of the agent. Ferms of payment very liberal. WILLLAM PARKER, Uttawa Hotel, Montreal. Awauat * TSA7T 6034 OTTAWA â€" COLLEGIATE _ SCHOOL her WILI, OFFER 429y RAL ESTATE Crown Landâ€" Timber Limits GREAT REMNANT SALE. August 3, 1867 Ottawa, Aug. 5 SATURDAY, the 24th INSTANT HE public are Informed that owing to the increased demand. for the quick |dispatch And secure goods at prices that no AUCTION SALE HK. BORTHWIOCK*8 Classes will be resumed on MONDAY, the Ind of Septemâ€" IX GREAT YARIETY, s . ~kes, Camp Kettles, Circular an +«, Lamps, Oils, Glass, Putty, & RUSH| RUSH! "EAT BARGAINS will be given, as the r to receiving FALL 1 MPORTATIONS 34, Sussoexâ€"st., PLOT LINES, LXPRESS. NEW AND IMPROVED Embracing almost every description of ~Goods. At 11 o‘clock, a.m., CALL ANQ@ INSPECT THOMAS BIRKETT, OTEAW A, August 13 SrADES, SHOVELS, &c. JusSEPH BOYDEN, CAN BE HaD FOR SALE. TOTIHR POR SALE ONâ€"AND AFTER THURSDAY NEXT, ABOUT â€"â€"VIAâ€" HERRICK, BRUSH & CO. uccessor to James & 40 No. 20, Sparksâ€"st, | . (icheral Agent. 24 8. â€"ALI arke 503td wiven, as the whole must be cleared E It has already been announced through lnw Press of the city, and at the several | Ward meetings held‘during the past month, | that I would be a candidate for the represenâ€" | tation of Ottawa, in the Legielative Assembly | of Ontarto. I have been induced to accept ,anominnl'km for the Local Legislature, at ‘ the instance of a large number of my fellowâ€" | citizens, who have urged that my past parâ€" | liamentary experience justified the presumpâ€" i tion that 1 could be of some service to this | city, as its representative in the first Parliaâ€" ‘mem of Ontario. I have, moreover, been | presented with a requisition . numerously signed by all classes of the people of this city, and by electors who ‘have in the past heldl. opposite polhtical views to my own. ‘This expression of confidence in me, emana&â€" ting trom iifferent sources, offers the most salisfactory testimony that the coming elecâ€" tion is regarded as an exceptional one, and the present time as a suitable period for the inguguration .of a new era in our political | history. ° ® : TO THE ELECTORS GENTLEMEN, CITY OF OTTAW A It hadlong been the opin‘ of the leading statesmen of this country, that the only ‘sate and effectual way of getting rid of the seeâ€" tional agitation, that h1 atisen. in Western Canada, was by a union of the British Proâ€" Â¥inces on this continent. § The project, moreover, pbauued such adâ€" ditional advantages, as to make its adoption the earnest wish of all those who desire to see tlie perpetuation ot British institutions in this Northern Hemisphere. The great poli. tical revolution has now been quietly effected through the intervention of the Iniperial Parliaiment, under an Act orignally framed and agreed upon by the leading ‘public men of this country, and afterwards revised and adopted by those great statesmen who guide the destinies ‘of the Inghest Constitutional Government ot which the world can boast. To render our new Constitution acceptable to all classes of the people of this country, it is but just and fair that it should be put in force under the auspices of a Cabinet comâ€" posed of the different political elements, and it is due to the statesmen who have been inâ€" strumental in framing this new Charter of our Rights and Liberties, that they should be charged. with the task of giving practical effect to their labors of the past lour years. The principle of a Coalition Government, for the inauguration of the public affairs of the Province of Ontario, is also a wise and pruident conception, and if elected, I will give the new Cabinet at Toronto a generous gupport. * g c 5 Â¥ In the enacting of Laws tor this Province, the Legislature of Ontarie is restricted in its powers to those subjects especially designated in «"The British North America Act,‘" the most iimportant of ja gen?n! character being the managementand sale:of the Public Doâ€" main, including its timber and â€" mineral wealth,â€"our Muanicipal â€"Institutions,â€"the Laws relating to property and Civil Rights, and the Adntinistration of Justice. And as the Public Domain will tor some years be one of the chief sources from which the Revenue of the Province will be derived, it is highly probable ‘that the management and sale of its Jands, and the disposal of the timber‘thereon, will attract the ‘attention of the Assembly at an early period ; the disâ€" cussion will be watched with interest by the peoplé of the Southern valley of ‘the Ottawa country, inasmuch as our prosperity is largeâ€" y dependant on the guccess of the Lumber Trade. The rapid growth of this part of Canada is in a great measure attributable to the successful development of that trade, and it. will be the duty of the Representatives from the Ottawa section to advocate the adoption of such a policy in the sale of the timber as will place that important branch of industry on a pertnanent and substantial basis. Un the different subjects of public interest that are likely to be discussed in the Parliaâ€" ment of Ontamo, I trust I hold sufficiently wide and liberal views to justify me in ask. imng your support. â€" Having been your Repre sentative in the Legislature of Canada during a period when‘ every effort was made to deâ€" prive us of the honors of a Capital, many of you will remember that I was second to none in the strenuous endeavors that had at different tnpes to be put forth to secure us in the grm&:mr awarded us ‘by her Majesty. If I am aghin the recipient of your conll: dence, it will be my plfllil,l‘ duty to dis charge the high trust with that integrity and honesty of purpBse which can alone make me worthy of the position. « I haye the honor to be, Your obedient servyant, + so doing. 0"05 A'Q‘N“‘Ifllnhmm u‘ of Mills, Gatineau, a small BLACK AND TAN TERRIER BITCH. Any person returning her to the undersigned will reâ€" Ottawa, August 14. Ortaiva, hngm 15, 1867 .” ; to the will re= rou'nlnfifl'ns REWARD. ring hor after this date will um or THE N. SPARKS, R. W. scoTT hec s > GMBM 484y 81144 THEK OTTAWA TIMES. AUGUST 19, is67. TQ THE ELECTORS CITY OF OTTAW A GENTLEMEN,â€"AI.Ltahe request of over eight hundred of the‘bona fide voters of our rising city I am again induced to become & candidate for the honor of representing you in the Parliament of Canada. | . In the first place, I desire to express my gratitude for the kind indulgence shown to wards my past conduct through a series of Parliamentary crises, for the confidence you have been pleased to express that my fuâ€" ture course would also be such as to subserv¢, the best interests of our pity and to secure for it those improvements which, after fifteen years experience in the|great staple trade of our country, I conceriye to be absolutely neâ€" cessary, not only for the welfare of Ottawa, but for the interests of the wholé commerce of the country. _ I refer, among other things, to the improvement of the Grenville and Carâ€" illon Canals. _ This work I have persistently advocated for the last four years, and I am happy to say that it is now, owing to the exâ€" ertions of myself and others, being prosecut: ed, and ‘that the navigation of this part of the river is already greatly: improved. We may also confidently expect that, at the enâ€" suing session of Parliament, an appropriation will be made for the further extension and completion of the work.| In connection with this line of navigation, I am also prepared to advocate the construction of the long proâ€" jected Caughnawaga Canal. I regard the construction of the Otrawa and Hurox Caxar as a work of real Nattox: AL IMPORTANCE which would contribute more than any other undertaking to develop the reâ€" sources of the whole Dominion, and which would, moreover, greatly tend to accomplish a Western extension of the Confederacy. I inay congratulate youâ€"upon theJact that Ottawa has become the seat of Government, not dnly for the two Provinces of the old Union, but for the Dominion of Canada, which, we may confidently expect, will ere long embrace the whole of British, North America ; and it may be permitted in me to say that, to secure this great honor for our city, T‘spared no exertions which you had a right to expect from your representative. If elected as your representgtive, I shall deem it to be my duty to support any meaâ€" sures which may be introduced intoParkha:â€" ment for ‘placing the Derexc®s) of the Doâ€" minion in a natul‘uctorycunditlmk, and for providing for the maintenante of an adequate Militia or Volunteer force. / | NA Having been a firm supporter (}l the Govâ€" érnment which was specially. organized to efâ€" fect a Confederation of the Britith North American Provinces, I feel that I should not be studying your interests if I did not pledge myself tosupport the Ministry which has now been formed for the express purpose ol consolidating and putting into operation the new Constitution for the Dominion of Canada. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, f Your ol«it. servt., : DRYVYV GGOODS ! Tlll Subscriber begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has commenced business in the store formerly occu, pied by " } 1 Messrs. Fingland & Draper Readymade Clothing DRY GOooOoDpsS! Which will be sold at a small advance on cost. JAMES HIGGINSON, 2 vrm Block, Sussexâ€"st. + J c Next to he Tem Pot. Ottawa. July 10. 1867 | 481tf CONVERSE, COLSON & LAMB, CORNER HOSPITAL & ST. JO RNâ€"STRERTS ‘ llA_l.iAx. fls The Manufactures of Ontario and Quebec, when accompanied by the proper official certiâ€" € fioate J their b-lir net) 5‘. now adâ€" m into the *} LOWER PROVINCES BEN NETT‘S WHARF, Aint it Warm ? Yes! That m ats, butter, &¢., &0., perfectly frosh uldo.m ‘l\tyu-'.loo'nl'c'!;om Â¥or the KEDZILE f FILLER AND COOLER, That purifies water, and renders it fit and agroeâ€" able to drink in warm weather. Shower. hin. svonge, plunge, foot and shallow baths of every size and quality ; stoves, tinware, lamps, kerosene, and mz oil, &e., &e. Ottawa, Au u t 9. § J. M. Cornige. Ottawa, August 8, 186%7. 507â€" Ottawa, July 9. 1VR Bufton having purchased some cight¢en or, tw-nh“oluao. fed by the Hon. Jas. Skeady of this city, and htllnL:dnd that -uhtg‘. equal them have ever shown in this. of the Province, feel confident that any JMLM or pumerous customers who wish to get the inner man regaled will find something in their Stails, Wellington Ward Market, Upper Town, to please m.-mu‘uu.ufi-mufim-um. Ottawa, Aug. #, 1867. 5$08b31â€"1w Ottawa, July 10, 1867 FREE OF DUTY. $R Consignments Solicited. July 30, 1867. COl READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, ESMONDE BROS, And buy one of their Splendid Refrigerators, jon saLEk oN â€" REASONABLE TERMS. °. NEW DOMINION. MMISSION MERCHANTS, Great Attraction. ESMONDE BROS., MONTREAL, PIANO OF THE 43 SPARKSâ€"8T., . Opposite the Ontaria Bank. THEN G0 To Apply at this office. 3lly 4984 April 10. April 10. April 10. April 10 April 10 April 10 April 10. April 10. April 10 Aprii 10 April 10 April 10 April 10. April 10. ermocmmninnine Ne weninlperiamees WNNEST AMBER SYRUP, April 10. April 10 April 10. INDIA WAREKOUSE,â€" Aprit 10. U. S. CONSULAR ACENCY Nezt door to Cunningham and Lindsay‘s PORK April 10. Notice to the Business Men of Ottawa | and its Dependencies. HK ndnnrod U. 8. Consular Agent T for the Oh{ Ottawa, and the dependencies thereef, deems it proper to give public notice to those ‘ho may mxllro his official services, that his office fh R. Eaton & Co.‘s Store, Rideauâ€"street, will be open at all times during business hours. All involces of wproporty of whatever kind o:somd or intended be exported into the United States, must be suthenticated by me at this Consular Agency, in order to facilitate its transit at the proâ€" per ports of entry. Pianoâ€"korte and Organ Instruction. I PIOI'EIIOR of Music, . Teacher of Organ, Piano, Voice and Harmony. Also Mrs, Clark, Teacher of Drawing and‘Painting. Music Rooms and Residence, 69 Sparksâ€"st., adâ€" joining Desbarats‘ Block. April 12 CENTRAL IS AGAIN PREPARED, TO. MANUFACTURE | all descriptions ot And hopes by strict attention to business to have a continuan¢e of the patronage so liberally bestowed on him before. Ottawa, S6ptemb > !5 ; 230y NROSSE & BLACKWELL!S RED AND ) Black Currants, Jams and Jellies, At the India: Warchouse, BROWNE & HARDY. Fon preserving fruit with one=third the quantity of sugar used by the old method, while the true taste of the fruit is preserved. Price from $1.50 per dozen. HERRY WINE, various brands, + â€"ALSOâ€" C Dominion Furniture Polish, A household requisite for reviving, with scarcely any labor, & lmkln* Gless polish on furniture where the French polish or. varnish has become dimmed by wear. Price 25 cents per bottle at ;UGARoC(l‘IIED HAMS, AND BREAK= fast«Rolled Bacon, A choice supply of the nbove can always be had ‘~ At‘the India Warchouse, BROWNE & HARDY. OHN LULL BITTERS, At the India Warehouse TOUGHTON BITTERS, ‘ At the India Warchouse, THEODORE FRIEDRICK, Proprieto 1867. BIA”-CAI'I‘!IG. muu-g: Plumbe ‘ing, Gas and Steam Fitting, Bellâ€"hanging ufll:-l&h‘ done in the best style of workâ€" manship. Everything connected with. the trade kept on band. * 453â€"3m Tl'll Partnership heretofore existing between the U-d-nit‘n.q, as Lomberers, unâ€" der the names, style and firwm of FETHERSTON & AGRET, has this day been glissolved by mutual DISSQLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. INE OLD CHERRY BRANDY, % At the India‘ Warchouse, BROWNE & HARDY. CIIEDAM SCHNAPPS, f . At the India Warehouse, | / BROWNE & HARDY. RANDY, HENNESSEY and other Brands, _ In Wood and Bottle, it | May 4. Dated at Oitawa this Sevonth Day of August, A, D., 1867. Wt (â€"_ W, J. FETHERSTON, e 1. ‘F., W.AGREP. .4 INEST OLD RYE WHISKEY, At the India Warehouse, 7 BROWNE & HARDY. AMSAY‘S | PORT, ELLEN ISLAY WA SkEBYy _ 1 _._ UINESS‘$s DUBLIN sTOUT PORâ€" TER, fela i mnglen apetre 0oTHs OLD TOM GIN, ’ At the India Warchouse, Ottawa â€" Brass Foundry, WILLIEAMâ€"STREET; E KUYPER!S HOLLAND GIN, In Wood and Bottle, . ERNARD‘S GINGER WINE, IBBERT*‘S LONDON STOUT POR»â€" â€" TER, ipeefinth ol 0t wl h wrrad O08EBERR Y J A M,8 TR A WBERR Y Jam,Raspberry Jam,Green Gage Jam, At the India Warehouse, _ July 3 adies of Ottawa _ our ® RT WINE, finest quality, In Wood and Bottle, _ . Dominion Self Sealing Fruit Jars. August 9. No, 16, Rideauâ€"Street, In Wood and Bottle, (Next Door to the Tea Pot, Rideauâ€"street,} RAYER BOOKS8, English and French, of every kind. We call the attention of the Market PDrug Store, Yonrâ€"stiger. Bunk St., Ottawa, T. C. CLAREK, Carriages, Sleighs, &c. T. SMITE, AND FLoUR a Constantly on hand, At the India Warchouse, A‘P OPTAWA, C. W At: che India Warchouse, At the India Warehouse, _ BROWNE & HARDY At the India Warchouse, BROWNE & HARKDY. At the India Warchouse, BROWNE & HARDY At the . India Warelouse, At the India Warehouse, At the India Warchouse, At the India Warehoise, ; BROWNE & HARDY. At the India Warehouse, P. JI, MAHAR, U. S. Consular Agent. BROWNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY. SrowNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY. BROWNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY BROWNE & HARDY. 405t DpUVERNAY BRO8. WM. HEARN 415y 1867. FACTORY 407 426y 507â€"14â€"i FINGLAND & DRAPER. Watghes, Clocks, Jewellery, Electroâ€"Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Masonic Goods The Stock is being IMPORTATIONS. â€" YOUNC & RADFORD, PRACTIC AL WATCH A ND C1,00 h M@KERS. All kinds of work in the Jewellery line carefully attended to, an ertl notice. . Watches, Clocks and Jewellery repaired on the promises Ottawa, July 20, 1867. ( § H OW OR O O M S! Prints, Grey and White Cottons, &¢., ‘ MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS. ; l\nn SUBSCRIBERS HAVE DETERMINED ON CONTINUING THE GREAT Sale of cmy "PRINTS" and cther "COTTON (GOODS® until the 1st September, in order to ake room for Fall Importations, now being bought in the British Magkets. s ZA~From advices received " Cotton Goods" will not be any lower than those advertised. An early call will epsure a bargain. ] * s : ME.Gâ€"EE & RUSSELL, CUNNINGHAM AND LINDSAY, DRESSâ€" GOODS®, MILILINE HATS AND BONNETS, s STHTAWILS, MANTLES, &C., DEESS â€"GOODS! DRESS GOODS! D RESSs G O O D S! 4 a THE" are awarded the FTRSTGOLD MEDAL for greatest excellence over all othéts. | There were cightyâ€" 1 e E* two competitors. let every family get one of these bemutiful, 1A ‘ a Afbal swiftâ€"fingered household fairies, and their ww:“ndp will â€" YÂ¥A A be at an end. They do the greatest variety and best vor'l, wre 4+ M k the easiont r-nh(f and most durable of all Sewing Machines. A\ T5A T . A. W ALTON, A”"'LE Bparksâ€"st., Ottawa. a aP y h h.t:?olo, Cotton and Bilk, Oil, Needies, , etc., constantly on P0 , + re / Tus Gurat Hows Sewixo Macuis®s arenoted for doing the % best work on leathor, nnin‘h. much finer needle for the same : w thread than lIlI other machine. ‘The work done on these maâ€" chines is by far the most beautiful and durable to that done on any shuttle machine in the world. For tailoring or family;usefwhere a shuttle machine is desired they also stand unrivalled. a70v G. A. WALTON, Aoext, 37 Sparkeâ€"st., Oitawa. \@ ME C t 0 ‘ [ /’ n “"( ‘ '/. A‘; "‘ ‘,‘\ :b:::?& . NDE ND .% 25 00 , : BROUGHS OLD STAN 1D, Ottawa, Aug. 7, 1867 A i hss C XPC £2"@ ">.*> PARIs EXPOSITION! The Bishop‘s New Building, near the Cathedral, Susserâ€"street June 28, 1867. * ,AA__,,,--:"!--, OTTAW A, July 5 OTTAW A, July 25, 1867. EG to announce that in order to clear out they have made a great reducticn in the prices of 419y At greatly reduced prices for eash only at GRANT & HENDERSON tR & Wir, S ir oraacso, Di'y Goods at Reduced Prices. SHAWL, MANTLE & MILLINERY PRINTED MUSLINS, BAREGES, &c., Make Your Selections in Time ll order to make room for fall importation stock now on hand, consisting of choice gmnr T Contings, Trouserings, Black Broads, Doeskins, &c., &¢ will be sold TEN PER CENT. ARE SELLING OFF THE WHOLE OF THELR NEW 2TOCK OF Under original prices for cash CONMNâ€"MINUED SATL Particular Jowels, &c. SsSHEFFELD HOUSE! oOpTP.A W _A. AND 1HE BESI AND LARGEST COLLECTION OF 30 SPARKSâ€"SL., 381y Watches, Watches. No. 14, Rideauâ€"st., ‘The celebrated Sewell and other Watches at the . M. HOLBROOK, in@ sold off che: F "POP DEPCYL, TTHE PUBILIC. City Heop Skirt‘ Factory ! 1 am manufacturing the following new Tram Sk«irts, in all sizes and widths : THE NEW DOMINION TRAIL. * THE ROYAL VICTORIA TRAL THE LONG TRAILL f THE QUAKER TRAIL, and THE DEMI. _ ADDITIONAL ITEMSâ€"Just received a large lot of Corsets and White Cotton Hoseâ€"â€"all sizes. DAVLD MTLLAR, 43 Sparksâ€"st., Centre Town. Ailswas Inlw & 453â€"3m Ottawa, July 5 attention paid to the manufacturing o7f7luonie 411y REâ€"OPENXED BV GREAT SEWING MACIHIINE CONTEST WHEELER & WILSON AGATIN~SOCCEsSSFUL â€"AT THEâ€" in_â€" Central Canada. y T1 6L ELGINâ€"ST., OTTAW A fall importations the the baiance of their Summer Stock to make room for , and Designs furnished nises and warranted. â€"AT THRâ€" T,.AJPHR. nmer Tweeds, &c., &6., 4* ,I1ILINIERY, PIRWT woLD mupiL on the short 202y 4770 435y NEW 380y soUCcHONG. 150 Caddies MANDERKIN MIXTURE. d’. This is the finest Brack Tra ever import e .Mrrr:ud; in small Caddies, about 1‘ It each, 4s 9d. ® * our premises by Very Choice and Superior. NOW ON SALE The Pure Mountait Berry ] ’000 J('Al;::.'r l‘ UNCOLOR ED M!O Chests very choice and supefior YOI N"- HYSON. > . 700 Chests Good Strong TW ANK A \ 100 Chests eld fashioned BREAKFA®! * Without ung: the . fineit Coffee in the world."â€"London Times, Marck 16. We are constantly receiving suppiies of this truly beautiful and delicious COFFEE, roasted dawy on By which peculiar process, he aroma is preserve and renders it the FaYoRIT® WTTH ALL OOPFE® DRINK ROBINSON & CO. would especially cali the at tention of families to their stock of BEWARE OF SP URIOUS IMITATION®, AÂ¥~ As it is mported by no other firm in Canad Wines, Spirits & Liquors ALES, WINES& SPIRITG Which we are selling at 8 shillings per gail uUINESSs & Co. j We have a most delicions DUBIJ IN STOUT ! BLOOD‘‘ %,ONXDON STOUT. BARCLAY‘8 LONDON PORTER ALLSOPS PALE ALK. BASS EAST INDIA. ] pOWS CELEBRATED MONTREAL aALk DAW‘ 8 SUPERIOR LACHINE ALE. DAW8 CELEBRATED PORTER & sPOU Just Received from England : _ ROAST HARE. CURRIED Do. ; JUGGED Do. STEWED Do. ROAST PHEASANT®, ROAST GROUSE. & ; ROAST PARTRIDG® ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE by our own Waggons to any part of the City daily OTTAW A. Establishmentsâ€"Sussex St. and Rideau 8t Ottawa, September 10. 225tf PROVINCHAL MINING {0‘N. PRESENT CAPITAL â€" â€" â€" $250,000 PROBPEOTIVE CAPITAL, $500,000, SHARES, â€" â€" â€" $25. * * CHALRM A N : THOMAS KELSO, Eso., Believille, President of the Board of Trade VICEâ€"CHAIRM AN : JOHN R. DICKSON;Esq., Kingston, President of the Medical Council ot the Province cf Ontario. SECRETARIES : J. J. B. FLINT, Esq., Barrister, Bellevilie. (. E. SMALL, Esq., Manager of the Royal Canaâ€" TREASURER : ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Esq., Believilie. MINER ALOGIST® : »i>4 JAMES WILLIAMSON, Esq., L.L.D., Professor of Natural Phflno?y. Queen‘s University, JAMES THOMPSON :lu-. Esq., Believilie. INSPECTOR of MINING OPER A TION®‘: GEORGE NEILSON, Ese. BANKERS® : ‘The Bank of Montreal. _ ‘The Commercial Bank of Canada. 'l-f.â€"lil;;ovnfirminm than those now ol‘trod.or'hhlp::l,h ered, by any other Minâ€" ing Company in mln-ud as its lands, w.rmmz-m within a few hund a & sum a yards of the Richardson II-“:- “dKE: portion of the Cook farm, for w! Thirty > sand Dollars wereâ€"lately offered ; several lots in the neighborhood of the Barry Mine, where gold has been found ; . a valuable lot in Tudor, where Plumâ€" FRESH ARRIV AJ, bnsnn‘lo“ in lerge quantities are known to ex ;snhmmfl“"“‘* fornian Miners, &e, &e. in to this, Stockâ€" holders have gmple security that the affairs of the compar "-m'u'-...&a’ ib Dinm,'lbhga-q le: D atrotey men n Ganale [Recirar : their respective names. . â€" C3 And that until€neorporation, they shall not asâ€" "Tumm&‘umâ€". shall pay the balance due on their ?:’EQ.J.’-I mnu““..b,yh at a moeting of at L directors, by a thereof. M&u,lsflnh-&.hyfidln- seive the monies paid them, less exponses. . _ . Com , the urdersignod agree to lake the nuln. hr_m,flwpyu amounts set opposite ufl-w;z‘pyflnfl'fin at the The Stock Book js in the hands of Mr. JOSIAH SMITH, who will receive Swb* scriptions» Ottawa, August 12, 1867. f ,,m" WVÂ¥ School, a FRENCH TEACHER. Ar'“n tions will be received by the undersigned till / Fri day next,at noon. 4z e en * W. IL WALKER, Becretary Board of Trustees Ottmirs, August Mr° _ __________BMiâ€"3 _ ¢ Monfi' to TL.oan Dakins‘ Patent Silver Cylinter 100 cases Otard Brundy. 50 â€"*â€" MArtelPs + 150 ~* _ Mennessey, 75 * United Vinquets YHE ADVANTAGES to Stockholders Ottawa, August 0, 1867 ROBINSON & CO. ‘THE TEA PoT, TEAS, x UNEXCUMBEERED REAL TATE SECUKITY. Apply to _ _ DINNEK SHERRY COFPFEE | ANTED. for the Ottawa Grammar ROBINSUN & CO,, PRESERVED MEATS. French Teacher. THE TEA POT, aT TAE T HE oPr W. H. WALKER, hondfeg capricting ie OTTAW A K#e