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cinity» RoY A 5 a.m. 0 pm. MILY, ~~ TE1IO® RUTVAL From their long experience in wermany, Paris, and New York, they are juniversally admitted to be the best Piano Manuhamo.fiho:rt. The nigh reputation of the instmf2enfts by them for the past ten yearss and the mmcreasing deomand for them in the new ominion, prove their very superior quality, and universally acknowâ€" werit. * * x Pianos, as well as the Purniture in the sstablishment, will be sold e.ther by private sale ar auction. ie ow â€" Kolbert Lyon Key, KRP. â€"â€" â€"â€".:â€" _ _" A smart young ‘;"‘:flmfit-“ act as travelling agont represent.o. #. P is J. l:g)u.wm. * Auctuonscer Commussion Merchant, *33y House, Land aad General Agent. a w Jon N LAXQTQNi s I hure this day, deposited with the Receirerâ€" General, Twenty Thousand Dollars in addition to the abre fm’!l’hunnd. making Seventy Thouâ€" wad Doliars ($70,000) U.S. Gold Bonds, 6eof ‘81. The Hon. Coi. John )Lc Gray, I.P.,.:gflboo- rfi Counsel to the Company tor t = © Ail legal matters will be rLlflbw B. R. CORWIN, _ The subscribersâ€" beg t» intform their customets and the public gcmmly/thla:;'boy have wl. 1 those * preâ€"nises v occupied b C Dieli'mmc.(.‘lnal Basin, and wh':‘vil{ he ind constantly on hand the following goods ; * Attawa, November 7, 1358. The subscriber would also intimate that he is | where she is exhibiting the h';-.‘ ..T;i.. .’in Bon-' the Sole Agent for Ottawa" and territory â€" for the | nets, Hats, Dress Caps, Flowers, Feathers, togethor sale of Rappe, Webber & Co.‘s celebrated grand | with the most elegant and tasteful trimmings. Pianoe. s x Ladies wishing to (?lmi'h their owa materials can They are suecessore to the late John C. For, Of ‘Rayg them made up at moderate prices. She Kimgston, and the makers of his excellent Piano#s. | would also call the attention of ladies to hor Â¥ery From their lonmg experience in wermany, Paris, | superior facilities for DRESSMAKLING in all its and New York, they are jumiversally admitted to | departments, having secured the services of firstâ€" be the best Piano Manufacturers on this contipent.â€"} clags artists tor fitting and trimming. â€" Wedding, The nigh reputation of the instmfsents made by | trayelling, mourning,and other transient work done them for the past tem yearsy and the imcreasing | promptly, and at a very short notice. lmdies‘ demand for thewm in the new Um_mnion‘,‘ pNthhoir | undetclothing, and . infants‘ outfts on hand and _ se will be in his offfice from 7 in the morning s9ft"? in the evening, when he can see partios who wish to arrange about their sales. Consignments mm a distance will have immediate attencion. Cash advances, when required, will be made on wasignments for immediate saie. All kinds ot turniture bought, sold or exchanged. The subscr.ber respectfully announces to the nâ€" | f & h § mebitents of Cctawa and surrounding country that | and & general assortment of Houseâ€"furnishing«, stiberequest of many friends he has decided on | Cornices, &c., at the lowest cash prices to be found fl-‘ anextensive and well regulated Auction | in the Otawa market. in this city : I From arrangements made with some of the ) ** ALSO, : Ruraiture Manufactories of. Western Ontsrio, a : STOV ES, all patterns and sizes, tor coal and wood large and woll selected stock of new furniture will | from the Prescott, Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton be ongâ€"antly on hand. and Montreal Foundrics, with drums, pipes, furâ€" Tub! c Sales will beâ€"held from time to time, of | niture, &e.,the cheapest to be had in town. > "Nil Lue nn';‘:“‘\‘“ *‘0 “"“‘ .nd“'h‘.h ”'. i uenmmmemmmmmmmmmmmemmnme mm mm ons mm pemmemmen m on mm n mmenmmmemmmmmmmemnmmeme imag to furnish will have an 0 rofllnit =~; illin ry ?HN:L‘"‘; it unusually low rates. P bo Iu,i: e 'n € i 3 % is now u,‘v.n with a large stock of new Furniture, as | ILLINERY.â€"â€"«MISS MAGUIRE announâ€" weli as Pianos, Harmoniams, &c., &ke., consigned | m ces that she has opened a STORK next door tor sale. â€" in aeigeane 5. * . to Mici® & Russzit‘s new premises, Sparksâ€"st., 2000 Corps or Goon FirtwooDn, . Goods forw arded with despateh between Ottawa, Kingston and Intermediate Ports, by the Sto@mer Mary Ann, and three barges. ve BR Suiver Taken at Par. WA Wx. H. EASTON & Co., Forwarders and Commussion Merchants, Lt Canal Basin _ He would also announce that he is prepared to m-dn instructions from persons having bousehold furniture, horses, carriages, or real estate, to disâ€" ve aed pledges himself that nothing will be z.“.by him to give satisfaction in discharg ing the trust confded to him. He hopes that by strmict attention to the sales entrusted to his care, as we‘| as by prowmnt settieomâ€" nts iinmediately after, to sorit a share of public patronage. _ § The tollowing Insurange Company has received a licease to transact the llainou'bf Lite Inzurance _ No. 33. The UNION MUTUAL LLFEINSUR ANCE COMPANY, of Maine. : No. 104. comMmMssIox sALE ROOMS, TtHos. ISAAC‘3, CENTRE TOWN, Hores, Laxo axo Crexzrat Acrxcy, } PLOUGNs, CULTLY A TORS, WEFICE AXD S a L}:,noous.}; ;\ IRoN, COAL, a [Txous‘ New Brmprvcs, Srun-n..‘_ ;SBELP & HEAYY. H ARD‘V;\RE', y OTITâ€"W\ PFame §€ ' Nams, Rorg, CHatss, BR LItE INSURANCE COMPANY, hantatmes a s AJK HUALNE, 'l\ll ATLAXTIC MUTUAL TIFE â€" INSURANCE CcOMPANXY f Heving made th o s Deprosit wirg Tus GovyEsNXXENT, Are now prepared to accept risks. x.-'.u-';sn'uy.kn.n 1; C# Mare. + m- h » Francis H. Burton, Eeq, M P James O‘Rielly, Esq,QC, _ JE OS O "ll]' "'l.‘ U H.V. Noel, in Queobee Bank, ks H.V. Nool, Eq: Manager‘ Quobec Bank, Ottayr Bis Loriskip the Bishop of Kingston, ' sad 600,000 sawed SHLINXGLES. Wholesale and Commission Agents. "OTTAWA AGENCY, °. OFFICEâ€"DESBARATS‘ ..BUILDING, < ies . sis. o. TV SQtnke s § WKEST EXD WELLINXGTONâ€".STREET, Where the usual assortrhent of Cabinet and Ulsbol- werieg Goods can be obtained at moderate prices. hr‘- U..8. 68 of ‘31â€"350,000. B. &.CRWLN, General Agent, St. Jobn, N.B, For the Xinister of Finanee Fittles oraering Mahogany, Walinut, Oak, or her Hardw ood Cofkas, may rely on .miqx\râ€" Las article, (no stained Butternut sold for WAlâ€" uky > . «% . â€" * Persons desirous of keeping their deceased relaâ€" Cres for a few days. or even a week,can doso without the least possible inconveniorce by .tply- u§ to 5. Rogers, who has had over 20 years exâ€" Berience in the abore branches, and feels confident U giviog satisfaction. KN.B.â€"TheUndertaking Branckh will be found seeond to none in Ottawa. Express Wagzons always ready for the removal qhm". % + ww n se e wan w - RE3IDENXCEâ€"At the West End Establishment, NWellingtonâ€"st. â€"itawa, September 4, 1868. 834y NMoTricrE. The Undertaking branch is under 8. R.‘s imtieâ€" “-mm. who aGends all Funerals Â¥ thout Extra Charge, and has constantly on hand alargeassort ment of Read}â€"made Coffins, of all Semansd qualities: * Application will be made at the noext Session ‘bfigmmrs of Ontario for an act to i”""’;’ Bite the CALEDOMNLA PEAT MANUFACTURâ€"~ ING & SMELTILXG COMFANY, with powers to sonstruct a Canal or Railway from some point in the ip of Caledonia to the nevigable waters Oftawa or South NXation Rivers, and to anâ€" the Municipality of Caledonia to grant to the said Company somuch of the road allowances between the first and: fifth consessions as may be required for the manufacture of Peat fuel. ‘l FLOUE, Â¥Keo. 70, RID EAUâ€"STAEET, Commission «Merchants. EMOYAL. OYAL CANAaDIA® BANXK. onxty10® avcTIOoXx MaRrT, °_ _ «Fgencres. YOL. H.â€" NOo.â€" 906. , BLACK CLUOTH, COBOURG, &¢ PORK, ENDELRTAKING: AT THE OLD STAND, Fisascse Deraztxext, Ottawa, 12th October, 1968. AL20 OX HaAND, AXD AT THE AND OaATMEAL, &c. M.P. HAY E8, Agent. J. F. BOULTON, l‘ | _ Shipped per Hibernian,and to atrive in a few days, a very superior assortment of HYACINTH, TULIP AND OTHER FALL N.B.â€"The most fashionable Mantles and Coats made to order, Corner of Bank and Albertâ€"sts. Netober 10 £, S68tF MRS. SMITH having received her new styles of PALL HATS & BU.\'N%TS. will be happy to see her old frignds and the public generally. â€"Gent‘s Felt Hats cleaned, dyod and done ovet in the best made to order. Feathers cleaned and dyed as _ ~» BE LB § . * These Bulbs will be founa superier to anything imported. T WILLLAM HEARXN, ~ _ = «Market Dyrug Store, â€" % . * Yorkâ€"s£t never on apy cccasion bas any pnchglo been reâ€" turned, : They are pronounced :o be cfthe finest quality, andâ€" 20 per cent cheaper than the usual rates. In addition to the quality and cheapness, each eastonter is turnished with catties, boxes And tin hermetic ‘::ui::;‘w‘:ich h;vo been c;oun 10 as to preserve ai and fliayour, Forthe acâ€" commodation of farmers and private families, we hare arranged to sell our Teas and Coffees in $ and 10 1b ).ol:ro and upwards, thus affording cn?m a chance to taste our articles... Parâ€" ties forming a club can order 4 five or 2ten pound bores, when the carriage will be paid to the nearâ€" rvhg satisfaction, can be returned at our expense. n sending arders, to save charges, it would be better to enclose the money, or the amount can be cqllected by Exrpre:ss or Steamboat Agent. â€" All prders sent us by post wili receive prompt attenâ€" Japan Good Our Teas and Coffees, af.er severe tests, have been pronounced by connoisseurs to be nf saperior quality, and free from those poisonous. substances so often used by the trade. ‘ Hundreds of packages have been forwarded all over the Dominion and Ottaws, October 17, 1868. 'l‘o FARMERS & OTHERS. est Steamboat or Railway Station. Any order not Very Fine, â€"do do...................« .««««« BUY YOUK TKA AND:â€"COFFEE. Twankzy, Common ......... ................> YOURG HyBOM.......i¢ss:scscccc00er cerirccccee O 90 TiNG EO â€" ceceaeses reveeseeenekareaseneete8e0 MOOBE ....s«.soscrccaverteretecu }( 4h U 211 0 10 W 33 T AMieerpermercsmmmencermacmumht 1e d 0 205, U 20, 0 21 d »oeseprammeermamaite 7* C 1°° € 1OE t°l C ~~A. 0. AUDY & CO., Elginâ€"s. â€"Ottawa, October 7, 1868.. â€"~.. _ 886â€"941 A"OTICE. having made an ecrgagement for entering into a new buiuudby mn‘l:: J3 hnuary x:t, uiu this opportumity of retu g thanks to good people of Ot:.-;:“ and the urm?ldia. oountfry {for thlo)ir very lib , and as a proof of his apâ€" preciation mmd to dispose ot his entire stock at prices which cannot fail to effect a clearâ€" ancee by the new year. tss * ' The stock consists of all the leading styles ot HOOP SKIRT8, viz : _ .+..** The PANNIER SKIRT or GRECIANX BEND, Do DROP SKIRT, > "I . Do DEMI â€" do _ or HalfSkirt,. * Do TRAIL do various kinds,. o ccnup® Do BELL SHAPE SKIRT, ___ MISSE3!, every size. PM :.: CORSETS,, COBRSE1IS, CORSETS, 36 at _ $0.10, 40 _ do 0.60, 14 â€" do 0.175, ‘4% do 1.00, 109 _ do 1.%5, 16 â€" do 1.50, 2017 _ do 2.00, #6 French Worve Cc 24 do do ‘ N.B.â€"Mr. M. will, in the moantime, receive offers for the whole 3?03.“ "1.' .cepsisting .of every clas« of material and machiners or carryâ€" ing on a SÂ¥irt Manufacturing Busine.s 893â€"2m A number of new andâ€"hand s¢cond Cooking Etoves very cheap, ‘< ~â€"~â€"~*~A&Tâ€"THE~YÂ¥ALIETY HALL. pyrw Aso seconp HAND BOX STOVES, 4 f F iE At variouns Fion’, . AT THE VARIETY HMALL. 24 do do 3.00, do 5.00 and an immense stock of KNITTED GOODS3, such as Sontags, Clouds, Breakfast Shawls, loods, &¢., all new, will be sold at cost. Hosieryâ€"and @loyes at cost. Hair Nets, Lawn Handkerchiefs contâ€" mensing at 3 cents. s ® pâ€".* The publie will be good enough to remember this is a bona fide sale. N Stco:n HAND PARLOR STOVES, Dumb Heaters and Pipes, and also one édfl-rr Seales, one Letter Press, and a vasiety of other second hand articles will be sold at a great sacriâ€" fice to close the eouijanont. OsEPH BOYDEX, ; General Agent. TO BUSINXESS MEN.â€"â€"A â€"young man, an experienced . and .. correct: BOOKKEEPER by lin?n.:.doubh entry, who understands any kind of office business, desires a situation on or beforp. the |st of January. next. Sdnynot-so much an object as a permanent situation./" Best of réferences and recommends from past and present c-&lo'n. Addressâ€"J. R., Box 46, Oitawa, P.0, tawa, November 18, 1868. 901a Ottawas, November 12, 18363. 4% do 1.00, do do 1.50 D9 do 1.25, do' ‘do L 2.00 16 â€" do 1.50, do do 2.25 0T _ do 2.00, do do 3.15 %6 French W ove Corsets, ##.50, formetrly Om Ikt â€" doe > d 2.25,. do MPORTANT ANNXOUNCEMENT. LOWER BULBS. AT THE VARIETY HALL, Ul' DOUBLE STOVES. _ , A splendid article from ten dollars and ilpwardl, AT THE VARIETY HALL. TOVES, S8TOVES, sTOVES, ARDWARE ; GIVINGâ€" UP â€"BUSINESS. C BLACK TEA. Congoun, Stroeng Tea...............$0 45 @ 50 seee ces ces eneen0 000008 4 + 6 +8 se n 000000 08 sunes se0000 400 ne n on none n men s o 6 n $ 0 on Mardiuware. DAVID MILLA3 0.15, do Mind where you CREEN 1EA. COFFEE, Teas. former price, _ $0.175 o ‘ dy _ .g'.oo do do do ‘do 806.d 040@ 45 0 55 @ 60 0 75.@ so 0 50 @ 60 0 85 @.to 6 75 @ 80 0 35@ 40 0 55@ 60 090:60 0 T5 @ s "I &D "T eP Particular attention given to the Tailgring Deâ€" partment, which is urder the supervision of a first» class.cutter. t A. DUFF. Ottawa, October 27 1868. O‘ME ARA & CO,, ° ESTABLISHED IN 1844, Offer for sile an extensive importation ot FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising Readyâ€"made Clothing, Canadian T"udl. Etoffes, Satinetls ; also a large stock of Blankets, Flannels, Kersoys, Gray Cottons, Prints, Wheoyo? Plaids, &0., &0.; Broadcloths, Beavers, Witneys, Potershams, Devons, #c. ; Bedford Cords, Silk Miztures, West of Engh‘éd Tweeds, Doeskins, &0., wholesale and retail, which will be made up to order on the shortest notice in the latest sty les of fashion and al . #~A general assortment of Dry Goods larges® stosk ever offered tor saile in this city. prices that $1.25"}%"~~8$3.00 8$#14,.50 C. & L. respectfully invite the public to exâ€" amine their stock, prices and qualities. _ No. 14, Rrowatâ€"st. _ . V,ELVIT!. MERINOS. Tw'clb.. DREII GooDs. VILVI‘!'IE‘N!- T. RAJOTTE ‘ haviag removed to .more commodious premises, takes pleasure in announcing to his numerous ousâ€" tcmers and tie public CHEAP AND â€" FASHIONABLE, . _ _ READYâ€"MADE cn‘ozumo, hich, being. manufactured on the premiges, we :sincreicpmw.‘end.lhd sell cheaper than any .ho’p in this city. M hm y saser uer Flannels THE â€"TAILLORING ~DEPARTYXENT. This dopartment 1s under tho.:’tlm»t a wellâ€"known firstâ€"class cutter workmsa. All orders punctually attended to, Ftore lately occupied | Ftore lately occupied by G. Fethers door to Mageo & Bun{l’l old store, gaw corross AND LINEN®, CUXNINGHAM & LINDSAY. LACK SILKS, STAFPLE AND FANCY DRY GoODS, consisting of _ LOTHING, AAWLS. ILKS. EW MANTLES AND JACKETS, CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. EW MATERLALS FOR DRESSES, CUNXNINGHAM & LINDSAY. EW RLBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES AND FEATHERS, _ 7 CUNNINGHAM & LIND@AY. KIRTINGS. EW MILLINERY, â€" â€" > ~>. CUNXNENXGHAM & LINDSAY, EVW IHOSIERY, § ‘CUnNXINGHAYM & LINXDSAY.° &e., f &o. W e have also on hand a. large assortment of EW FLANNELS, : * CUNNXINGHAM & LINDSAY. CAaRrs. EW DRESS & MANTLE TRIMMINGS, CUNNINXGHAM & LINDSAY. LANNELS. EW FALL & WINTER GOODsS. LoOTHs. LOUDS. RANT & HENDERSON, ILLINER Â¥â€" LANKET®. ANTLES. ACES, IN GREAT VARIETY. IBBONXS. HANT & HENDERSON, No: 20, Rideauâ€"stroot. W inceys 883y OsERY. EMOVAL w BLANKETS, & CUXNINGHAM & LINDSAY. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. INCEY®. N QO. 34, S P A RK 8â€"8 T. CT3., 81 and 81.25 ............ DRAWERS DEFY COMPETITION. READYâ€"NADE AXD TO ORDEE. d tie public generally that he h large ;’:d wofi selected stopk of ., 81 and $1.¢5......UNDERSHIRTS, CUNXNXINGRAM & LINDSAY. ...........GO0D PEA JACKETS, .......GREY ETOFEFE PANTS3, No. 20, Ri« COMPLETE SUATS, ".....GOGD VESIS, ack Cloths Beaver Cloths Meltons O‘MEARA & CO. OVERCOATS, at he | OTTAWA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 23, ls6s. , the â€" ‘This series of favorite Canadian Chromos is now . offered at a redused price. The rizs paintings for, After the great masters. The Descent from the Cross ; Madonua and Joseph ; The Silence Madonâ€" n&j . Adon_fi:_l;”&‘o.'. at from $2.50 to $3 in eolours, and $1 each in line engraving. NuIRE, ET VIOLETTE, COMMUNICATIVE. The best copying <ink known. Can‘ also be used in books. A l'l.?n ooui;nment of this celebrated ink just. recei from Paris. Can hbe scld at the same price as ordinary writing inks. oo k _ â€" Of LONDON MUCILAGE, lately received, and marked at‘a low figure. . _ t# t At which they are produced. The following are some of the most remarkable of Prang‘s recent is respectfully solicited. CRA ; a Combined Writing and Copying Ink, and other English and American sorts on hand. . 2 And SNAKEWOOD PEN and PENCIL_CASES and GOLD PENS in variety. _ T oo Vieing with the original oil paintings in richnoss" and truthfuiness of colouring, and differing thereâ€" from only in the o And many others equally beautiful, Which may be bad at a REDUCTION OF 20 :IRC Ef:‘lN'f BELOW THE PUBLISHERE RL arass" S TOILET BAGS, WRITING DESKs and STAâ€" TIONERY CASES. able and complete assortment of * PRANG‘S BEAUTIFUL CHROMOS, A general assortment of tho best English and French WRITING PAPERS, of every size and price. ~A large stock of PENS, PENCILS, and other GENERAL STATIONERY. e ol CELEBRATED s CHIEDAM SC HNAPPS, recommended by the miedical faculty in cases of DYSPEPSIA, GRAVEL, GOUT, DROPSY, RHEUMATISM, &c., &c, . #@I" See Label on the Battle, _ . And for sale.cheap, by f D. T. BROWNE & CO,, Wholesale and Retail ipnsa LOBSTERS gyaerms.:,;:" ‘..s® > LEION, GINQER, ORANGE, ~ mmg;:::, Bhe'kberry, Raspberry and RABPBBBBY VmEGA.R.», FBY'S Chocolate and Cocon, 5. portsce« n , ponzor‘s Dloster Pastc, j TOIA_TO fnd other (;stmplf s h Kucnovr Paste, _ : @qTrasBURGH Mests, : ‘POTTID Beof and Tongues, f @ t PRISIRVIS l-n(l-Jolllu, in gryu varioty, 03.«1?01: Marmalade, ... _ . | â€" Moumsox TAYLOR & Co.‘s | Mlmmd Bugar Cured Hamis and Broakfast MRICKLEDSalmon, : OTTAWA & MONTBREAL MACADAâ€" MIZED KOAD COMPANY.â€"Notice is hereâ€" by given: that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETâ€" ING ‘of the Stookbolders of the Ottawa and LN :of the Stookbolders of the Ottawa and Montreal ‘Macadamized. Road, Company ‘ will be held at GUERARD‘S HOTEL, in the Township of IN DIA W ARE HO U E, The attention of amateurs is directed to the valuâ€" Stationers can be supplied at wholesale grlcn. A call and an inspection of these GEMs OF ART STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. _ And a full stock of Choiges Family Gioceries Ottawa, Nov. 3, 1868. R ARTER‘S NCRE, JAPONAISE, Bunlight in Winter, after Morvillier, A Friend in Need, after Schlesinger, Easter Morning, after Mrs. Hart, Karly Autumso, aftor A. T. Bricher, * Late Autumn, 5 â€" h The Magdalen, after Corrogio, + Rabbits and Kittens, _â€"â€"â€" Morning and Evening, after Rosa Bonheur, The Poultry Yard, after K. Lemmens, Cherries and Basket, after Granberg, Strawberries and Basket, do., And many others equally beautiful. ANADA GAZETTE OFFICE. Sunset in California, after Bierstadt, HORSES IN A STORM, after R. Adams,â€" Prang‘s latest picture. The Barefooted Boy, after W hittier, s OLD, SILVER, RUBBER, IVuRY ELIGIOUS SUBJECTS, ODGERS* and NOWILWL‘s CUTLERY. ENERAL STATIONERY. DIRECT IMPORTATION FEW ELEGANT PICâ€"NIC TO MONTMORENCI. 8T RECEKEIVED, OLFE*3 Â¥EERKY LO W PEICE No. 16, Ripsauâ€"st., JAS, BUCHANAN, f \ . _=â€" Bussex and Wellingtonâ€"sts. Mtationery. Groceries. do sE __â€", JOHN ROCHSSTER, J2®. * Iomm June 30th, 1868.; N.AMTHSS 'B-rsz:t' ean rent TWO FURNJISHED BEDROOMS and a SITTING ROOM. S6Stf FOR SALE.=«The Westerly oncâ€"third of Lot No. 27, in First Concession, Ottawa Front,Neâ€" pean, and Lots Nos. 26 and 28, in the sameconâ€" cession, at present in the occupation of Wm. T. Aylen, Eua' For further particulars apply. to Jonx and Wu. Taoxsox, Nepean, and Lrwis & Pixnurey, Barristers, Ottawa. Je2â€"141 â€"tf In 1 ib Packages, 1s 34 each, unrivalled for rity .and cheapness.> Depot and Manufactory, &uotro Dameâ€"st., Montreal. Wholesale orders solicited. Handsome Show Cards supplied. Also, each. A coUNTRY BUSINESS sSTAND FOR BALE or TO LET.â€"Premises in the Village of Cantly, Gatineauâ€"about fourteen miles from the cityâ€"used as a general store for the past ten years ; store and dwelling attached ; storehouse, barn, and about ten acres of clearance, . A good npportunity for anyone wllhinfito do a safe country business.. Apply to R. BLACKBURN., * DWEl.l.ll!G TO LET.â€"â€"That commodious DWELLING, on the corner of Sparks and Bankâ€"sts., centaining fourteen large rooms, with use of cellar. Rent very moderate. Apply onthe premises, to â€" # ~* 4 JANE CRAWLEY. Ottawa, November 11, mk. £95Del , solicited, liandsome Show Cards supplied. Aiso, GARDNER‘s « DOMESTIC COUG!{ REMEDY," (trade mark secured,) in bottJes is 3d and 2s 64 _A trial is all that is nocessary to prove its value hs a"Cough Remedy,".: =: :=!. .‘ ~;./2° â€" The above truly useful and valuable articles can be procured from Grocers, Druggists, and General Dealers in all parts ef the Dominion. Bole proprietor, _, _‘ â€" _â€"~J. GARDNER, ‘] The remarkable success which has atiended the introduction of the celebrated Concentrated Lye into Canadian market, by the rubscriber, has exâ€" cited the cupidity ot an unprincipled firm in town {which has already been convicted of borrowing other people‘s brains) by a spurious imitation called Saponifier. To avoid diurpoinmont. râ€" chasers should be careful to ask for Harte‘s Em cencrated Lyp, which is sold by all respectable ruggists and Grocers in town and country. . 783y Has not removed to Centre Town, but can be tound at the above address. Great reduction in prices for cleaning or dyeing. All kinds of Woo!l, Cotten, Silk, &c¢., done at reâ€" duced rates. hay No use of undlnfi goods to Montreal. PM i.i.courage home manufactures. «Busserâ€"st., xd 4 sIGN 0O F THE GOLDEN SHEE P, Opposite Martineau‘s Store, Tor the relief and cure of Epiléepsy, St. Vitus‘ Dance, Puerperal Hysteria, &o., &c. Ihms preparâ€" ation is from the recipe u/. a celebrmd%‘rench Physician, and the very great success which has attended its use in ovotfy case, and where the highâ€" est medical skill was of no avail, has induced the sgubscriber to give it every '}»ouible publicity. The genuine has the subscriber‘s name and address on each bottle.: Price ons dollar. Sole Proprietor, J, A. HARTE, â€" Chemist,; 3Â¥6, Notre Dameâ€"street, Montreal. 5 . Harte‘s Florida Water, equal to anything imâ€" peritsd. ~Prige 571. douts per botlic. 183y To Togrrsrs. â€"The 'l::gut' eolioction ‘ in the Dominion et Photographs of Ganadian Soénery. Ottawa Fob. {Metmber of the College~of Voeterinary Surgeons Toronto ; by appointment, V.8., to the Co. of A . MORTIMER, | ; |;. _. . 5 ; 4 + 4 BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK Charges moderate. VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENT YORKâ€"S5TREEL, OYTAWA, - . . . Next to Salmen‘s Hotel. _ _ Carleton Agricultural Society.) ‘ Orders or communicatioas pro?fly attended to, and madicines sent to any part .of the Dominion, THE‘RUSSELL ~HROUSE, Every morbing, (Sund@ys excepted)}, st 7 a.m. punctually, to carry passengers °* */* _ FOR. AYLMER, A. [ J. BCO LE MA N,; .Y. B 2,.s, â€"__, . OFRER3, FOR SALE, . EXTRA, No.1, and CULL, PINE and CEDAR C AT MARKET PRICES, In lots to suit purchasors, : ;. af MRS. SMITH, Corner of Bank anrd Albortâ€"sts., New Edinburgh, November 13, 1868. 897417â€"2 KR nished, for six months, Apply at this office. Ottawa, Oct. 5, 1868. S63tf W. Notmax‘s, ° MeTcaLrFEâ€"STREET. Ror"u- MAIL LINE» .. 0 r»&= A N O MNIB U S @g EVE RYDESCRIPTION Otteawa, Sept. 7; 1 STEA M _DYE â€"W ORKS, SHINGLE FACTORY! ONCENTRATED LYE. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. 8TO 0 BE LET,â€"A Comfortable House, furâ€" ARDKER*‘S BAKING POWDER, ooMs O LET. NLARGED PORTRAITURE ARODEE*S EPILEPTIC CURE, HINGLES FOR SALE. OoRSE INXFIRMARY, KFor Sale or to Let. The subscriber having completed his COLOURED AND PLAIN, COLOURED AND PLAIN, COLOURED AND‘ PLAIN, MANUFACTURER, | _ 26 Metcalfoâ€"street, Ottawa. SHINGLES, LEThAM & BRUNATS, Chemist and DmJgint, 6: Notre Damoâ€"st., Montreal. Works. OF JAMES ] G R O CE RS, DRUGGISTS ~ IKX OTTAW 4. FOR S A L E BY ALL Eussex â€"st. 3842 812y Mothers Read Thisiâ€"Holioway‘s Worm Lozenges are a certain and safe remedy for Worms in Children and Adults.â€"As it is a wellâ€" known and melancholy fact that one great cause of death among children is from Worms alone, it eannot be too deeply impressed upon the minds parents the necessity of closely watching their children. _ By so doing ; and understanding he lym£toml and true cause of the disease, thcusands of children mla!:t be saved from early graves. Brurrous or Worus.â€"The followin are a few of the wery numerous symptems sns diseases which are caused b( Worms : deranged appetite, emaciated extremities, offensive breath frequent picking at the nose, %rinding of the teeth during sleop, hardness of the belly. with fro(q:ent slimy stools, and sometimes convulsive fits ; itching of the arms, pain in the head and stomach, unquiet sleep, faintings, tremblings, coughs, indifntion, low spirits, frightful dreams, and a gradual waist. ing away of flesh. | es fe@s _ . 2 & Having the fac simile of «©Cartis & Perkins" on the outside wrapper. All others are base imitations, Mothers ! Mothers Mothers 1â€"Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the excraciâ€" ating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at once and g-t a bottle of amirs. WINSLOW‘s sO0THING SYRUP, It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediatelyâ€"depend upon it:there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who bas ever used it, who will not tell you at ence that it will regulate the bowe!s, and give rest to the mother, and reliet and health to the child, operaâ€" ting like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the preâ€" gcription of one of the oldest and best female phyâ€" sicians and nurses in the United States. Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. Be sure to call for « MRS. WINSLOW‘s SOOTHING SYRUP." Coughs and Colds.â€"Sudden changes of climate are sources of Pulmonary Bronchial and Asthmatic affections. Experiencé having proved that simple remeaies often act speoedily and cerâ€" tainly wgen taken in the early stages of the disâ€" ©ase, recourse should at once be had to ©" Brown‘s Bronthial Truoches," or Lozenges. Few are aware of the importance of checking a cough, or "comâ€" mon cold," in its first stage. That which m the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if negâ€" lected soon attacks the lungs. «© Browp‘s Bronâ€" chial Troches," or Cough Lozenges, allay irritaâ€" tion which induces coughing, having a virkct in. fluence on the affected parts. As there are imitaâ€" tions, be sure To OBTAIN the genuine. Eold by all dealers in medicines, at 25 cents a box. lnfi away of flesh. hey are palatable and solfâ€"administered to th childâ€"drive out the worms thorouihly without pain and completely cleanse the stomachâ€"thereby doir ; away with the necessity of administering Casto Qil or other unpleasant catharticsâ€"as in the use of other Werms, R {?‘Euh box contains the {acâ€"simile signature orturor & Lyxax, Newcastie, C.W., who are fNorturor & Lykas, Newcastie, C.W., who are he sole prozriowu. N. B. Ask for Hollowag‘s Worm _ Lozenge» r‘ and take no othor.‘& Sola by all the ruggists in Ottawa, and medicine deale every where. 518v ble com d, /+ *4 i 2 It wili restore gray hair to :ts original color. 1t will keep the hair from falling out. 1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lustrous and silken. Inauguration of the French Canadian Institute of Ottawa, for the Benefit of St. Joseph‘s Orphan Asylum, The performances will commence with the Comic Vaudevilie, in one act, by Messrs. Bourdois and Calliot. _ The Band of the P. C. 0. Rifle Brigade will perâ€" form some ot their best selections between the ‘ Price of admission 25 cents. Reserved seats may be secured by applying during the day of represontation to the person in charge of the hall, on payment of 124 cents extra per seat. < <_ Folieâ€"Vaudeville, in one act, by Mesers. Scribe and Eaintine. o * MICHAEL AND CHRISTIN £, A comedy, in one act, by Mossrs. Scribe & Dupin. THE FRIEND FRANCOIS, repainted by M. Monson for this occasion. q‘he doors will be opened at 7:30 o‘clock, The eurtain will rige at a quarter past ei precisely. #il: No. ‘1, ~ The Sa Company . wil give" ther .fourth # Y EARL Y B A L L on WEDNESDAY . EV ENâ€" ING, the 25th inst., in . # . LARIVIERE‘3 . NEW HALL, bussexâ€"st. _Â¥ ‘Marrier‘s Band of oTTAW A. _ Musicâ€"will be present. The retreshments will be furnished by Mr. Laâ€" riviere. * e t se n Tickets, admitting a lsd{ "and gentleman, inâ€" cluding refreshmeats, $2 ; for a gentleman, $i.50. Dancing will begin at 8 o‘clock, p. m. . _ Tickets can be obtained from the members of the Company, and at the door the evening of the ball. GoD saAVE THE QUEEN:. X. GROULX, DAMAS ROY, Becy.â€"Treas. * Captain. Ottawa, Nov. 10. ; 894b .. Fhe subsoriber would called the attention ¢ Families and others to his %, Ottawa, Jan, 20, 1 FINE BOTT LE D CALE _ Which is in splendid conchtion. Kisg, *=>* > scoTCH, ikisx, buD RYE, And ofixor Malt Whiskies, > t PORT3, SHERRIES, BRANDIES, GIN, &c., To ether with a General Assortmant of begs most respectfally to inform his patrons that hé bas commenced making : FOR THR SE ASON, and they can be always obtained #@W"tresh every day.‘ 869E MUFFINS ANLP CRUMPITS _ DURIE & SON haveroceived Diaries and Daily Journals (Canadian and American), a very large Will last out six bottles of ink, t Can be written with as easily as an ordiâ€" nary peneil. f f Initial Note Ptxcr' and fiivolorl. Blank Booksâ€"A 1 stock of English Manuâ€" facture, at nr{ low ;:g- * Bee our Stook of General Stationery. Â¥ . : . .J. DUALE & 80N, 10 Sparkaâ€"street, A0Rv (nnnsita tha Runssall Hanea: For sale by all dAruggists. It is a splendid hair dressing. TUESDAY, 24tr NOVEMBER, 1868. The new Psatent School Book Clamp; every hool bog&odd have it. ' Paper Weights in a varioty of patterns. The new Patent Shoathed Paper Fyl6. Ivory Tablets, all gizes, â€" â€" Allerton‘s India Rubber Copying Press Sheets. ‘Fhe Indellible Pepcil for Ifsrkmg Linen ; this riety, at Jr‘\_ou from 10 cen Meore‘s Cushioned Blotter. ew scenery has been provided, and the former RAMATIC SOIREE. OTTLED ALE, FIRSTâ€"CLASS GROCERICS. A call _ dly solicited.: _ â€" / ~ NGLISII BUNN HOUSE. BEAR AND, THE PACHA, 498y ATIONEI Y. Is always ready foruse, Will not dry up, W ill not blot, . :: Does not spoil byknri y Will last g:: six bouVun‘o.f SPECIAL NOTICEKS. Amusements. rices G; BARTLETT OTTLED ALE, Timtes R. P. HALL & CO:., Nashua, N. H., Froprietors. D. WhELAN, : * 44, Rideauâ€"strust, Opposite Allan‘s Orockery Store Opposite the Russell House. oTTLED ALE. ight o‘clock 901td 8944 Outarwa Brigade cf Garrison Artillery. Ko. 1 Battery. The resignation of 1st Lieut, Jno. A. Gemâ€" mill is hereby accepted. F 8t. Chatharine‘s Battery of Garrison Artillery, To be Captain : P 1st Lieutenant Thomas Oswald,> vice J. Wilson, whose resignation is hereby acâ€" cepted.. To be 1st. Lieuterant : 4 2nd Ijeutenant Josiah G. Holmes, vice Oswald, promoted. To be 2nd ~Lieutenant, acting till further orâ€" ders : . Sergeant Major Jas. Bradley, vice Holmes, premoted. : F The resignation of Lieutenant Colonel Jean L. Tetu, is hereby accepted, he â€"being allowed to retire, retaining his rank, .. * No. 3 Company. The resignation of Lieutenant Q.de Beauâ€" jeu is hereby accepted. 4th Datialion, " Chasseurs Canadiens," Montreal. Officers Commanding Corps of Volunteers in Ontario and Quebec, will so soon as they have complied with the law relating to the reâ€"enrollment of their Corps, send to the Staff Officer of their respective districts the duplicate copy of the Service Roll of the Corps as reâ€"organized, which is required for transâ€" mission to the Adjutant General. 4 The resignation of Lieutenant Jno. Halâ€" lowey is hereby accepted. he being allowed to retirte, retaining his rank. No. 1. 8th Batialion, " Stadacona Riftes" Quebec. No. 4 Company. â€" The resignatiqn of Ensign T. G. Hunter is hereby accepted. . Maipqua®ters, Orrawa, Novembed® 20"186s. GexErir OrDERs. No. 2 The Resignation ot Major Jas. Patton is hereby accepted, he being allowed to retite, retaining his rauk. 34th " Prescott" Battalion of Infantry. No. 8 Company, Plantagenet. To be Lieutenant, temporary : Color Rergeant A. 8. McCiennan. M.S., vice J, Van Bridger, whose resignation is hereâ€" by accepted. To be Ensign, acting till further orders : J.1,. Woodley, gentieman, vice A. W. Anâ€" derson, whose resignation is hereby acâ€" cepted. 5ce To be Quarter Master : Jobn Batt, gentleman, vice C. G. Rich, 20th * Halton" Battalion of Infantry. No. 3 Company, Georgetown. Licutenant Robert D. McMaster having obâ€" tained a Second Class Military School Certiâ€" fidate, on the 8th October last, is new confirmâ€" ed temporarily in his rank from that date. To be Licutenant, acting till further orders : Samuel Johnston, gentleman, vice Newbigâ€" ging, resigned. To be Ensign,acting till further orders : Joseph G. Beam, gentleman, vice Graham, resigned. + 35th Battalion, " The Simege Foresters." No. 1 Comyany, Barrie. The resiznation of Ensign G. A. Woodward is hereby accepted. . To be Lieutenant : Ensign Hutchison Carruthers, vice A. T. ‘Petrie, who is allowed to retire, retaining his rank. R «<1«<Ensign, temporary : A Edward Harrison, gentleman, M.S., vice Carruthers, promoted. â€" [From the United Service Gazette. 1. IT is generally .conceded that an advoâ€" cate who gives up the principal argument. for the purpose of fluttering about trivial points is infinitely worse than no advocate ‘ at aH. Better far to throw yourself on the generosity of the enemy than trust to a defence or an aid which irritates and inâ€" vites opposition only to abandon you when when real hostility to your ‘cause appears, for you have the additional danger to guard against, that your supposed ally may desert to the enemy and use the strength which your gencrosity has pampered into existence on the side of your opponent. Whether the action is the result of stupiâ€" dity or knavery makes very. little difâ€" erence, for one is about as disastrous as the other. _ We are led to these reflections, in behalf of an effective system of defence for the New Dominion, by an article to which our attention has been drawn, in the Volâ€" unteer Review of Monday last,on the subject of fortificat‘ons as affected by Capt. Moxâ€" CRIEFE‘s invention of a gun carriage. Our military friends, at least, are aware of the strong grounds which the Minister of Militia was compelled to take in favor of a grant for the erection of fortifications renâ€" deréd necessary by our arrangement for the: defence of the Dominion in conjuncâ€" tion with the Imperial Government ; and if Sir GEORGE CaARTIER had any enemies among British Canadians, and especially among our Volunteers, they were reconâ€" ciled, if not always converted into friends, by the courage and daring with which the gallant gentleman attacked the weak heartâ€" ed eravens who took refuge behind a preâ€" tence of economy in arguing that the best defence was no defence at all, and routed them, horse, foot and artillery. The day was triumphantly won, and we got the grant for our fortifications ‘by & large maâ€" jorityâ€"a majority of which true Canaâ€" dians, who desire the perpetuation of Briâ€" tish institutions on this continent, have a right to be proud. But the malcontents, This Company having become disorganised is hereby removed from the list of the Volunâ€" teer Militia, By Command of His Exmllenc&::o Right Honorable the Governor eral. WALKER POWELL, Lt..Colonel, D. A. G. Militia. 26th "Middlesex" Battalion of Infantry. No. 7 Company, Strathroy." The resignation of Lieutenant T. A. Tarrant s hereby accepted. in pe" SEE FOURTH PAGR. "whose resignation is hereby accepted. 49:h " Hastings" Battalion of Infantry No. 1 Company, Belleville. 25th " Elgin" Battalion of Infantry MILITIA GENEXAL ORDERs. 44(h " Welland" Battalion of Infantry. Portage du Fort Infantry Company 17th Battalion of Infantry, Levis. Sherbrooke Troop of Cavalry. No. 1 FORTIFLILCATIONS. Volunteer Militia. { PRICKâ€"3 CENTS "Captain Moncrieff, by the application of one of the simplest principles known to natural science, suddenly destroys. the neâ€" cessity of all those huge costly schemes for shielding batteries, and at once alters the whole theory of land defences, * * * * * * At last, after thousands of pounds sterling have been expended, in plating and experimenting thereon, leave is obtained to try the Moncrie#f system when presto ! the whole thing is ehanged and it is found that the forts and the plating which have cost to much are not only useâ€" less but positively hurtful !"‘ : * To the people of Canada this invenâ€" tion is of more than usual importance, when it is remembered that the governâ€" ment is pledged to the construction of forâ€" tifications the cost of which would be a heavy burthen upon our slender resources. But now for one quarter the sum anticiâ€" pated we will be enabled to defend our principal citics and seaports, against any enemy, for be it understood that accordâ€" ing to this system the advantage is always with the defenders, who present no ap preciable mark to the attack while those who assail are inevitably laid open to desâ€" Supposing fortifications were rendered " useless"‘ by what species of argument does the Review sage establish them as " hurtful ?" Surely they could be put to some useful purpose, like the wooden walls which did glorious ‘service in their day before ironâ€"clads were invented. But so far from <fortifications being rendered " useless,"" they will be quite as necessary as éver, the only difference being in the mode of construction, except in some inâ€" stances for coast defences. But let us quote the crowning fudge of the Revricar, applied to our own case : * whether deluded, or cowardly, or Yankee sympathisers, although ignominiously deâ€" feated, requiesced but sullemy in the deâ€" cision of the majority, and only await a pretext for the renewal of their unpatrictic efforts, __And this pretext the Revicr has blundered into giving them ; that is if its rhodomontade has any effect whatever, on the principle of drowning men catching a straws. The way in which the Revic» annihilates the necessity for fortifications is something wondertul. Let us give a few examples : * The evil of such assumptions as this, coming from a journal which assumes a military character, is that while tending to give a false sense of security in which no sacrifices are needed, they lead the public to imagine that the yvote for fortifications was something enormous, instead of being only two hundred thousand per annumâ€"â€" the smallest sum that would suffice to fuilil the engagements with the Mother Counâ€" try. _ It is well know that professional men looked upon it as barely, if at all, sufâ€" ficient; and the only hope that Capt. MoxncrIr®r‘s invention awakens is that our position can be made tolerably secure with the sum granted. Indeed, the Aâ€" view seems to have lost faithnp its own highfilutin, after haying got son?c%h%icnl ideas on the subject, tor at the end ofhis effort he says : _ * «* Since, the above was in type [he should have said "after readingthe Uxirâ€" ®p Service Gazerre of Saturday last ‘] our attention has been called to some facts relative to this invontion andâ€" the changes it is likely to introduce into the construcâ€" tion of modern fortifitations." â€" And then goes on to show that he has probably been talking nonsense ; and conâ€" cludes to modify himself thus : The vast revolution in gunnery, which was to do away with «â€"positively hurtâ€" ful‘‘ fortifications, after his seeing the GazETTE, dwindles down to the protection of a couple gunners to cach gun and doing away with the necessity of embrasures! The sudden collapse reminds us of: the story of a hundred cats in a: fight, which were finally reduced to two cats, which were not fighting ! " Qne thing is however apparentâ€"it does "'K witi the necessity of embraâ€" sures, and gives what has long been sought, protection to the gunners !‘‘ " As a seacoast defence it is just the thing needed, but for garrisons like Gibralâ€" tar, or any walled town like Portsmouth, it only closes the embrasures." We said last week that we saw " no reaâ€" "* son why Moncrieff batteries should not " hbe almost as effettive against maval arâ€" " tillery without extended fortifications as " with them ;*‘ but were careful to go no further.â€" The Review scrib¢, however, thought he was safe in changing our lanâ€" But there is one point upon which the Review did hot read the UxtrED Servicr aright.‘ As a final shot, in favor of his first position with regard to the new gunâ€" carriageâ€"not from behind embrasures, mark youâ€"he says : guage and assuming that " for a seacoast defence it (the gunâ€"carriage) is just the thing nceded.‘" Now the fact is that while Moncrieff batteries would be eTeeâ€" tive . against the fire: from . ships, there would be nothing without forâ€" tifications, to prevent mailors, or marines, or soldiers, from A4anding aboye or below, and, taking them in reverse, capturing the batteries and turning them to their own use. This danger would render either fortifications or a strong corden of troops a prime necessity, even around. an island. But we have occupied more space than the vaticinations of the Review wore worth, were it not that we deem it our duty to prevent any portion of the public from being abused with the idea that forâ€" tifications are unnecessary, or that the sum proposed to be expended upon them Canada is greater than absolutely nec Ju-;v.â€"ul kinds of: jonlleryi of the latest designs, and at the cheapest rates, can be bought of Young & Radford, Sparksâ€"st. ‘Try Gardner‘s Baking Powder. Seeadver. s ement. £87.6m neeces 5+