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wo and wide and good, in the 1 per yard. frst class hand to FEBRUARY next, to sing the number of D ABEED, mens of the Dom12108" ising them to extend 4 ts terwinus, at of # ), mewes said Bridg* bec, with the consent aliy attended to. obourgs, AXD, MUTCH PINK, CAXADA Office, No."% WA CITY 2. elreteens, RUssHAx," and other moâ€"t every description * t moderate ter®. _ _: apply at the next 18 Junuary 6, 1879â€" 1CK way oc T usted to Aylime "* W‘“"‘Aj Cen‘ 2l R Office, s City, 31st December. Piges, Zine, &he. Commission and is hereby given that‘ a CLaN TARTAX TARTA® No 41 $. will becheld at the 8t For Mniw~ The Two Best Grates and Btoves FRENXCH MEERI Apply at «. RTMENT IÂ¥PCRTATIONS, Is hersby give® CAPITAL Clan 'l\rta.?& FIRGE DPEP. . 50 West 6 MAaIZE, Fancy Flannels, ’v ."“f‘ J ar 1 ~eae S Hiv® RECEYID 1# 4. Will be Black Lustres & & H. O. Burritt, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Percy Shepherd, and Miss O‘Brien were prevented by severe colds from giving the musical pub~ lic the treat of listening to their eminent vocal powoâ€"re, _ But as this was the case, we think the decision was a wise one to postpone the concert for a fortnight, when we ‘hope, for all our sikee, that these ladies, and all the Orrawa Lireaiay 180 Sciur®TInc Socumty.â€" The members of this Socicty meet this eveâ€" ning at the Mechanics‘ lastitute, for the election of officers in accordance with the byâ€" laws passed on the 1Ith inst. The roting for ‘Dresident will comurence at 3 o‘clock preâ€" ~Hoarts Marozacrt â€"The Township of Hull done itself credit in returning seven comâ€" men as Counciliors, and those Coun~â€" have exercised yesterday a first act of good judgment in electing E. B. Eddy, Esq., as Mayor of the municipality. Mr. Eddy, we :hn heard, promised to make a muun. He bas already made a town of a bi dull idâ€"“vflhfi. Such men as are found in the environs of the Chaudiere are those who not only make cities, but build up a country. Mr. Eddy was proposed by Dr. COraham and seconded by R. McConnell, Esq. Fox u(fl\tu-â€"Wo understand that the members of the Municipal Council of Hull, whose term expired last year, beld a meeting in Chelsea yest: rday. Thâ€"y propose to contest the election of those recently elected. They‘ll have a g27 time of it.. Orrawa Cuoamse Cicsâ€"At a meeting of the Club, the following gentlemen were se. lected to contes: with the Belleville Clab on the Ist Febreary next for the Caledonia medal : Mr. Thomas McKay, skip ; Messis. Hutchinson, Sparks and Campbell. _ Allan Gilmour, skip ; Messre. Cassels, G. Hutchinâ€" son and B. Lees. | SBroves.~ LRe *"" thnyn on hand a ) | condâ€"hand stoves. for new “‘gâ€".i‘h vertiseme nt. Asmmvard at Ttas RCSSEELL â€" RRVIWEM CR COC8 Duf, Mc ntreal, J. Amy, Portage du Fort ; J. A. Perkins, Montreal ; F. Jones, Kemptville ; B. Jobn<ou, Montrâ€"al ; W. P. Roger, do. ; J. Beveridge, do. ; Arobibald Moir, do. was bardâ€"by, retired to rest. On Sunday morning she became alarmed at bis conâ€" tinued absence, and went to the house fher son. She was informed that he had not been theve. A as made, and the old man‘s body wu% under a tree which bad fallen over him. _ His skull bad been fractured by one of the branches, one of his legs broken, and his person badly mutiâ€" lited. A coroner‘s inquest is being beld. was supposed, to fell~a tree. ~His wife awaited his return till a late hour, and think~ ing he had gone to his son‘s bhouse, â€"which _ Bt. Assax‘s Coxucert.â€" lhis entertainment ‘bhu the last moment postponed to Monday evening, the 3ist instant. _ It was Â¥ery unsfortunate that four of the ladies, Mrs. amatâ€"urs who are to aid a good cause, will be ln the best of trim. _ Instead of the concert, the usual readings were given, the audience being quite satisfied with ‘the pleasant eveâ€" EKuiso.â€"One of our oldest inhabitants, Â¥r.James Johnson, of the township of Onsâ€" lo#, started from his home, on Saturdsy af ternson, with his axe for the purpose, it nable that the # last evening ay will give their fou‘th annual ball at the 1nade Hote}, Sussexâ€"st. on Wednesday next. ie Queen Co. is one of the foremost in the ngerous and chivalric duties which firemen « called on to pertorm. The entertainme<nt O $ ikens, and P. LeSweur, Esq. The aim of Mis society, the eminence of the speakers, 1d the varied and interesting imtormation to a afforded are sufficient inducements to reure a large attendance. . Poues: Coprar â€"On Sundsy night a dis= charged soldier named Michael Grogan took possâ€"ssion of a house in Lower Town. He displayed & knifâ€", frightened the " boss" out, """‘Qulud‘, the remaining domestic partaer; ¢ wanted some whiskey, couldn‘t :'_‘_'_'-Am pulled off opposite the French Tas abare traat conaect t en cGeaal Coad®k R ril way for s Goey, Esq , ist® ound near the e*¢ Nag. . The tickets for the conceit will of coums be good tor the 31st. a Brause Socrerr.â€"The anniversary meeting ‘ this society takes place in Baokâ€"st. Church â€"mortow.zevening, when addresses will be M{‘m Rev, Mr. Gemley, Rev. Mr. Orr aAwa OPPC ;,;.w rries, & Te Qcorms® Fmse Co.â€"This gailant comâ€" Accio®8®T Tus YV.ixet ®4#* Nsw Deviis‘s Fus Depot. Laoms‘ Forse. Mixx, Seal, Ermine. Piesias Lamb in 5# Bmioer â€"Professor Stone is as much a biâ€" ogist as he over was. _ His look anda .Ifi.n-!m to stone. _ Mind, to :E plaything. Mr. Stone possesses is subject, and makes him do himâ€"sing, Jance, swim or ep. Thewhole affair is mentally interestâ€" mises to be even abead of those for which company is justly noted for giving. P tew Crax Tarta® UWaLA vy make, 2s 6d pet yard. N | Waterproofs, at Garland, LQGC! ~~rRAVELLER®*S GUITZ* LA WRESCE AXD OTTAWA “n"'.‘ Arcclccw.ccccccce : $,00 & csmm § W "*~ _ n1 1%...ccrccercer4. 3 L0 _zclls‘ aew f“"”‘”‘"Wolhvl_.. the C wew‘s "~ sBOss & COs 21 Rideau street. usmm * e * » W care sorry to hear that Thos. lnteo Mayot of ‘Hull, received &# a ove while loading & pistol . : was scarcely anything 3y¢#â€" weather, ailâ€" day, \so abom* ho interesting entertainments q were poody‘uuultd. n mm zmma= o Variety Hall, Sussexâ€"st., bas 1 a large number of new and toves. Old stoves exchanged Cc ‘C‘., g_â€"Â¥ ork PRA 4 0 2 diubnchtNGlpiepr soaagct &4 Prosoott Junotlo® tail way for all points south York street, corner c<f Sussox A & A U TAYLOR, Agents. Almira Grapes, Apples NEWâ€" Gara Plaids WIWCC rd. New Velveteens Pland. Mutchmor & offer was disregarJed Ol'ln-o 2.00 p m . Yestérday at moon sharp, Mr. John Rochester was reâ€"elected as Mayor for the current year by acclamation by ourCityCouncil â€"â€"the only member of that tody absent being Alderman McDougal. ‘The motion of election was made by Alderman Martineau, and was seconded by Alderman Cunningham. Mayor Rochester said :â€" _ Gextieues,â€"I feel icdeed much gratified at this unanimous expression of your confâ€" Cence. During the few months of the past year, in which I occupied the same elevated position, 1 ¢id my best, it is true, to earn your good opinion, and that of my fellowâ€" citizens generally, by a close attention to the best interests of the city, and made it my study how to promote those interests in the most effectual and economical mwanner ; but I felt that I had to rely much on your indu}â€" gence and forbearance, and < take pleasure now in acknowledging the kind assistance and support | received at| your bhands, and without which any effort of mine would be fruitless, In stepping into the place vacated by the lamented death of the late Mayor, H, J. Friel, I felt myself in a difficult position, as any shortcomings of mine would appear to all the greater disadvantage when com pared with his assiduity, vigilance and great adaminâ€" Istrative ability. I have endeavroured, howâ€" ever, to walk in his footsteps, and trust, as your vote toâ€"day assures me, I have not been altogethet unsuccessful. > of money in a supicious locality, and " protected" up to ths station. Let off, Anenterprising youth undertook the manâ€" agement of two women on Christmas last. fle looked sorry for his temerity, as well te might, _for‘ one, -‘Lo gavre evidence, poured forth a torrent of testimony enough to f:ighten an entire regiment. ‘The Cadi was afraid to call ths otherâ€"evidently much to her disappointment. $5 and costs, or three weeks at hard labor. Aonther bridge will have to be built, and a modâ€"] bas already been prepared, which is copsidered by competent engineers as excelâ€" lent both for its style and comparative cheapâ€" ness ot construction, Pooley‘s bridge will also have to give place to one better adapted to the growing wants of that section of the city, and I need scarcely add that the bridge spanning the Rideau, leading to New EKdinâ€" burgh, is one nut calculated to re4â€"ct much credit on the capital city of Canada. In regard to the allâ€"important question of conâ€" structing water works for the. city, though much bas been done in au initiatory way the great project yet remains to be realized, and it is to be bhoped that considerable progress will be made towards the reaiization of this desirable improvement during the year we have now enfered. I would say a word also on the : Canada Central Railway, which no doubt will occupy considerable attâ€"ntion during the year from the municipalities interested in its conâ€"truction, I must say The Sappers‘ Bridge certainly did good serâ€" service in its time, and is yet so far from deâ€" cay that it is likely to be of service tor many years to come, but it is acknowledged on all haunds to be altogethâ€"r inadequate as the ouly thoroughfare between Upper and Lower Town. + % that western municipalities /have shown an example we might follow with some benefit, by the liberal assistance they bare ungrudgâ€" ingly given to projects of this kind, and their experience convinces them that they have gained vastly in the end. seat of Government, and sivce we have uoâ€" fortunately lost our Court House by the late fire it might be worthy of our consideration to approach the Government with a solicita~ tion to assist in the construction of a building which would suit its purpose as well as th«t ot the county and city. It is more than likely the Government would acquiesce in any reasonable proposition, rather than have to pay an annual rent for such a building. A portion of the City Hall equare might be appropriated for this purposs if found to meet the views of all concerned. According to â€"the Act of Confederation a Dominion Court will be established at the The Mayot clect next referred to the imperâ€" fect drainage of the city, and hoped that some more effectual system would be inaugurated than at present exists, as the water from the Rideau River in spring freshets backs up into the main sewer on King street, and floods the cellars of the inhavitants of a considerable section otf Lower Town. The proper system of drainage, and the one . which must in the end be adopted, is that given in the report of the City Engineer. w . His Worship next condemned in very strong terw.s the careless manner in which the city funds have been wasted on streot improvemwents, and declared it to be his opinion that the ratepayers did not usually get more than fifty cents worth of work for im provements, He desired that a sharper supervision should be kept over the men employed on the street improvements, and that none should be employed but those willing to give a fair days work for a fair day‘s pay. His Worship concluded by again thanking the Council for the confidence reposed in him in thus again placing him in the proud posiâ€" tion of chief magistrate of the capital, without any solicitation on his part, and hoped that the same kind feelings should continue, and the same hearty support be given him in the Aischarge of his official dutics as he had already experienced. . His Worsbip named as auditor James Dyke.,Eeq. It was moved by Ald. Traversy,and seconded by Ald. Pratt, that Robert O‘Reiilly be appuinted an associate with Mr. Dyke, in suditing the city accounts. An amendment was introduced by Ald. Cunningham, and seconded by Ald. Goulden, that Christopher Carleton be so appointed. Some discussion ensued, The amendment was put and lost, and Mr, ‘Rseilly voted in as associate anditor. Ald. Robinson moved,and was seconded by Ald. Cunningbam that Aiderman Bate, Martineaun, Heneâ€"y, with the mover and seconder, be appointed a committee to recommenad & standing committee for the current year. The motion was carried. The Conncil adâ€" journed till this evening at 7 o‘clock. The mayor adjourned also, with many admiring friends, to the Russcll House, -t:: sucâ€" cess and prosperity‘"‘ were per by a crowd of disinterested.individuals. Board of Worksâ€"Ald. Pratt, Bangs, Feathâ€" erston, Heney, Guerard. _ â€" EYVENING SE8810N. #tandinog Committees appointed for 1870 : Financeâ€"Ald. Pratt, Martineau, McDougal!, May and Moegrove. By.â€"lawsâ€"Ald. Bate, Robinson, Traversy, Gouldevn, Cubningham,. Court of Revisionâ€"Ald. Mosgrove, Marti neau, M«Dougal, Bate, Cunningham. KFire and Waterâ€"Ald. Goulden, McDougal, Robinson, Bate, Prait tion, and all Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, Ur. J. Briggs Throms#and Lung Healdr is a certain and reliable Remedy. Sold bydruggists. 4 11444 Piusa!â€"Dr. J. Briggy unrivalled Pile Re me dy is mild, soothing and reliable for Internal External, Bleeding and lu.&fll«. It af fords immediate reliet and y cures the most di ng cases, except those requiring urgien‘l":]:gon. All such cases are bene fited by the of the Remedy, Thousands upon thonsands have suffered from this disâ€" Mudhu:hlhmb.:uwn&h miseries can be done a w by using Dr. J.wml-uy..‘llbydlm and Country Merchants. 1219 a 50 a Marketsâ€"Bat», Robinson, Pratt, Traversey, Gouldcn. Board of Healthâ€"Ald. Featherston, Roâ€" chester, May, Traversey, Goulden. . Assessorsâ€"Wm,. Cousens, D. M. Grant, Peter Marier. * The Council adjourned. A «â€"Fot Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumpâ€" THE MAvoR. their money expended on cl‘.‘l. GERMAN, ENGLISH & AMERICAN Ladies* and Childéren‘s Jackets, them in a fow ays. Clouds at 224, 25 and 30 cents each. Clouds at 35, 374 and 40 cents each. SUITABLE FOR NEW YEAR‘S With a view to e€fécting a complete clearance of this season‘s importations of . s@â€"KNITTED WOOLLEN GOODS Opera cuin. Scarfs, At such extremely low prices thet will dispose of NIW INTER W C DR! GOODS. S'I'OVIl in{. My feet were as warm during the service as it 1 had been sitting in front of our Parior Grate with them on the hearth "f' so you need not give up attending churen till next. summer, as This is a rare opportunity of purchasing have just put up a ~ A _ NEW _ WARM AIR FURNACE, And it Works to a Charm. â€" a We are prepared to heat Churchés, B:om and w oliegr in ts n n we bave Laaind Thaek w we have cae nm are tl.:'{odhl\huhh weé can offer. Estimates given on applicatior n Stoves and Tinware as usual. i Aitention given to job work. ‘Smu. &o, delivered free to any pert of the city. iT H MEADOWS8 & CO, 35 Busrex street. Lo m e. dh 4 d 4 t t e d 6 h c itcb ....' l“o. and sSTEEL, We are prepared to heat Churchés, Stores and All sizes, and D'olllnp.‘:n;‘o.u nb:‘t: u:onl ::;nmnm OA dw city t we have he ere C -.".".'.fl« are tl:t{u( testimonials we can offer. C L.-filuh-im Estimates given on applicatiior d castle. . Stoves and Tinware as usual. i Aitention given to job work. s %] ALLS, o LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, warrant the directors in holding out the prospect of a Highly Satisfactory Share of Profits To Assurers now joining the Company. Rates Lower than any other :Office. Its POLICIES are rass from h.rnfi or conditiona. such :c.’ .::u of hd'::m-‘ or cancelled at any time. .m advantage to policy hboiders which is mpatible with sound management and uitimate We hare marked our entire stock Ottaws, Dec 28, 1869. Agent in Ottawa, ORPHAN‘3 HOME ofthe CITY of OTTAWA Will be held [D. V.J on â€" _ It is important that all annual subscribers should sttend both meetings. . P Cor See u H 0. Ottawa, January 12, 1870. * 1254.9 BR Male, Arst or second class. Apply to BEKâ€" NARD QULNN, Secretary Treasurer of Trustees, Manotick P 0, Ontarie. 33 Nepean January 6, 1870. P A preliminary meeting will be held on Tuesday Evening at haitâ€"past six o‘slock. A-‘th!:fm Crediors of the late JAMES COOK will be held in British: Lion Hotel, Spark: street, Ottaws, on TUESDAY next, the 18h inst, at three o‘clock, p m. 137 3 â€"_ JJHN COOK, Exeontor. first class fashionable Dry Goods:. Ottawas, Dec 11, 1869. It was delightfally warm in chaurch this mornâ€" CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY‘S, CAPITAL STOVE DEPOT, HEAP SALE REAT {f\LEARING H, MAMM A : intend tor fear of taking cold, for the sexton Gentlemen‘s Cardigan Jackets, LARGE SURPLUS â€" FUNDS The Afth annual mesting of the Corporation WEDNESDAY the 19th iINSTANT, ROTEFPTANXT ORPHAN‘S HROME. 8TATE ACHER WANTED for 8 8 No 9, -.rn. [als, frst or second class.: Apply to BEX H. MEADOWS & CO., LATE JAMES COOK. sHORTLY BE DIVIDED, AT COST PRICE, R H HAYCOCK. No. 14, Rideau stroet. At 13 o‘clock noon, in the HALL of the TIN8TITUTION. OF GOOD3 C A N A D A GIFTS, exchanged as usual, AT THG VaRIETYUIUALL wBICH wILL MAGEE & RUSSELL. Oor THE By order, AT Sontags, Breakfast Capes, ANNA J EATON, A G RAMSAY, THE OTTAWA TIMES. JANUARY 18, 1870. ALE, °_ THE LARGEST STOCK OF CANE CHAIRS\ ever brought to the Ci‘y of Ottawa, can now be :o: u. L'. IOWBS Auction Rooms, Bast end pors 0; a direct Consignment from the l::?u'nu:‘n the W est, w‘f‘."l of a number <of gifferent rtyles both Walnut and Maple â€"Parior Chairs, Rockers, both Arm and Nurse of different designs. These Chairs will be sold cheap for Cash, to close Consignment. | We invite inspection. Remember the place No. 1, EAST END SAPPERS BRIDGE At A, Howe‘s Auction Rooms, No'ncl:. . TO HOUSEKEEPERS and others, a large quantity of GLASSW ARE, just received on Conâ€" signment at ROWE‘3 Auction Rooms. Consistâ€" ing of Goblets, Tumblers, Wines, &o., in diferâ€" ent styles and patterns, ‘Fable ware couimns of four plecesâ€"very niceâ€"of different styles an Do Shcin T piy c ooea Soacict s uen 2 ters, ow pattern. ° °_ * } This is a Consignment direct from the Manu facturers in tnilnd. and will be sold cheap by private Sale to close Consiz nment. . A. ROW E, ul _Auctioncer, No. 1, Rideau Street. after the large sale of Electropiate W are wiil be sold ehnf to close consignment. The ’oodl consists of Table and Dessert Knives different styles, Piated Forks of different sizes, both plain and ornamentai, Table, Dessert and Tor Blroolu of different styles. A few Liquor Frames, Paper Machie Goods, &¢. BUF FA LOâ€"R 0O BE S, I. B. TACKABERRY has been favoured with alarge consignment from Montreal of Buffalo Robes, also about 500 pairs of Shanty and RHorse Blankets, which he is prepared to sell lower than can be obtained oluwtm in Ottawa. All wantâ€" l-‘f’numwnd better call soon as there will not be another such opportunity. _ _ Always on Hand. Ottawa December 20, 1869. 1236.t RMHOMAS IsAAC, A:.:xunr.u WORKMNMAN & CC WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL M Beg leave to inform their numerous customers that they have completed their Fall and Winter importations of Sbelf and Heary Hardware, ex btuuhl:c * Prossian," * Nestorian," * Moraâ€" vian" and " Peruvian," an i ?n pow prepared to fro-puy fill all orders with‘ which they may be avoured. 40. * Our stock will be found very complete in all the leading articles, among which may be mentioned the following, viz : i . DEALER IN â€" Shelf‘ and Heavy Hardware, | HENAY‘S STONE BUILLDOING, Wellington Street, Upper Town, O itawa Ceooking‘ â€" and Fancy Stove 1869. ROPII. â€" rllh, Hemp and Tarred. PAll‘l'l. GLASS, and PUTTY, BOILED and RAW LINSEED OILS8, . Auvn.-, VICES and BLACKSMITBS BELLOW 8. s . Hovll FURNISBING AARDWARE In great variety, direct trom Euroâ€" pean and American markets. ELTING LEATHER and RUBBER . _ B At wholesale prices. [ & Ottawa, Nov: 1 ith, 1869. Ottawa, Nov 10th 1869 TAII.I and POCKET CUTLERY > EFrom Rogers, Wostenholim, Marsh and other makers, a fine assortmeni. C'num and TIN PLATES, GALVANâ€" IZED and RUSSLAN IRON. LOCIO and KNOBS, * ¥° Mortise, Rim and Desd, with trimâ€" mings compiete. siov-u.‘suo:s. @RAIN SCOOP3, &c., Of lmhh?h- and Workmso‘s manaâ€" facture, a full assortment in stock. sou.u. PLATFORM and COUNTER, Of Fairbank‘and Gurney, Ware & Co‘s., Powo-n, BLASTING, SPORTING and CANISTEK . COAI. OLL LA MPS and LANTERNS, a fair assortment. restricted to boys under 15 years of age. .One is tenable for a yearâ€"the other fortwo Ottawa, January 13, 1870. 1355 4A 22w Ottawa, Nor, 22, IGiVO; By L. B. Tackaberry, Auctioneer. MMEXSE SALE OF ' RON and sTEEL, All sizes, and of the best quality. orick. Akqltnthy ot Cutlery ramaining on bhand WA'rlu Ll!:ior“l::!m. cl‘!llfl‘. Recei t every week Trows the saks,:" _ 7 TOVES and PARLOUR GRATES, ; A large assortment. y An inspection of the goods is respectiuily licited. Ottawa, December 17. 1869. __â€" .12334.1m PICTON,, ON T &A RIO. M'iflbouns:flaform OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS For further particulars apply to the Head aster, Picton, Ontario. , 3 OLAUDE LONG, Head Master, RISH SPADES, Direct from Bsltast. AWS,; MILL, CIRCULAR, CROSS3 CUT, XES, NCHOR® and PROOF CHALNS, | All sizes. VGKR® and AUGOER B[TT3, ‘ A full assortment, ACK LEATHER and BELT KIVETS. FIFTY DOLLARS E 4C H, NTARIO COLLEGE, Rideau and Wellington Streets, APS, RAT, FOX, OTTEK and BEAVER, Of the celebrated Oneidea make. By A. Rowe, Auctioneer. By A.; Rowe, Auctioneer, Auction Sales. Alarge quantity of Cut Glass Decanâ€" Higgin‘s, Date‘s, Burtell‘s, and other Butcher‘s,8 and Jackson‘s, Jovitt‘s and other r"mn. mapufacture, warranted. _ Marditare. , a large assortment. Twine, Glass, Oil, Patty, &c., CHANTS, A double A. ROWE, 1870. Auctioneer. 1202%â€"f Without exception the best Spirits manufactured in Canads, . Sole Agents for Ottawa, JAS. G. ROBINSON & CO. The trade supplied, duty paid, orin Bond, by the car load, or in smaller quantities. 1,000 CELEBRATED OLD RYE WHISKEY. Flll!, OY8TERS, GAME, POULTRY and FRUIT. â€" The undersigned legs to inform the public that he has always on hand, in season, a large supply of the above, whirh will be solid as cheap, if not cheapt than “E other house in the city. . @EVRAE NICHOLSUN, STARTLING REDUCTIONS IN Placing them within the reach of the General Beg to announce that they ,intend retiring from the WINE and SPLRIT .branch of their trade, and confine their entire operations to that of GENERAL â€"FAMILY GROCERS And now offer to the publis, with» a view to clear off their stook _ the choicast lots of Wines, Spirits, Brandies, &e., at startlicg sacrfee, consisting MESSRS,. D. T. RROWNE & CO., WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, _ Port, Sandyman‘s and Grahams, in great variety, trom $!1.50 per gallon upwards. makers hands, In cases and in wood, all c£ the choicest brands, from $3 per dozen tpwards. ©, JA Â¥*milies are invited to lay in stocks and avail of these great reductions, by sending in their orders without delay to i 700 200 500 1@~ GENERAL GROCERS, MPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ITALIAN WAREAOUSEMEN, O0ODERHAM & WORTS‘ OuDERHAM & WOPTS OODERHAM & WORTS NLA&ARETS, o From $2 per dozen upwards. FAMILY PROOF WHISKEY HERAY, * . @ood dry Golden and Pale for dinner, of best kers hands, trom $1 per gallon upwards. THE LUXURIES OF LIFE, Rum, Oid Tom, Scotoh, Irish and Canadian, it quotations never before offered. â€" PURBRE HIGHWINE:. 56 Sparks street, Ottawa, TWANKAY TEA. . &\ CHTS UNCOLWD JAPAN TEA CATTIES SOLACE TOBACCO BRLSs GREEN COD FISH. JAS. G.ROBINSON & CO. FOR SALE, BRLS REDPATH‘S3 YELLOW Groceries. ATS VERY SUPERIOR Whosesale Grocers, Ottawa. Public. D T BROW E 4 20., Bp‘ah-mocln.' No 85 Rideau street. class. quulity, COI’FEE‘ c Fresb, Roasted and Ground, on the preâ€" misos. PB Now admitted to be the finest fiavoured in the city. 1t has a groat run, try it, /A will recommend itself Ex Ships Nero from Oporto, Evening Star from Spain, Gazelle from Cogâ€" nac, Lark from Rotterdam, “7 ES8T INDIA: Lime Juice Cordiat and Syrups, try them. Something now, very fipe, jast o'u{ from the mauufacturer, ‘ T*:8 ~BH _ Blacks, are really fine, selected with grost care for the trade, Japans and Greens, in g:eat variety, and unequalled for pri¢es and quality, SUGARI AND SYÂ¥RUPS, all the diferent numbers and kinds. RIIIOR’I CHEKSE, Queen‘s: Arms and Stilton. The only house in the cisy that has them this sgeason. TOBACCOI, )_ b Raisins and Currants, for cooking Tor table use, finest kind, l)on'r WINE, Fine old sto in tin “7 EST I ‘l?[:lAl groat saving. rerted, _ _ The acove _ ods are well known to be the finest kind brought into this city, and are well worth being tried by tamilies requiring them for use. A few triais will prove their superiority over comâ€" mon goods. A call solicited. â€" Â¥or sale by s DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, Beg to inform their customers and generally that they â€" HAVE ~â€"QOPENED ‘"HEIR NEW § is a * wWHOLESALE AND â€" RETALL For the accommodation of parties residi the Which they will have supplied with an entirely new stock, solected in the best markets, e ‘apri ing all the leading goods in GROCERIE® vhich they offer attheir usual low prices. They oul call special attention to their Consisting of Japans, Roasted and Ground daily on the prem . es Gunpowder, Country merchants are requested to inspect our stock whiq: they will find large and well assortâ€" ed, and held at prices to answer quick sales. All goods warranted as represented. Our old store, cormner Rideau and Sussex stroets, will still be kept open. s O "e RAW AND REFINED sUGARS, & 1ANADA PORTER and ALEB, AMBER, GOLDEN and STANDARD SYkUPS, OYsSTERS AND FINNAY HADDIES HEXBRY WINE, _ Very Pale, Old Wine. M Misa, coTCH WHISKEY, _ John Begg‘s, Lochingar, PICES, > Pure andâ€"unadulterated. Ail. kinds*warâ€" LD RYC, __ _ Proof Whiskey and IHighwines, first RANDY, ___ Pure and reliable ; old and very mild, EW STORE : ACTORY CHEESE, A very superior quality, cheap, rUirs,. UINESS & COs | Celebrated Dublin Porter, put up to order, UM, LAVOURING EXTRACT®, All kinds of highest strength.;*"; 1SNAN MADDIES, . Oysters, Sardines, Salmon and Potted Meats. ROSSE & BLACK WELL‘S GOODS, A full assortment. REEw GRAPES, s Lemons, Candied Poels and frosh fruits KA & PERRIN SAUCK, And a variety of other brands; the bert. AKING POWDERS, ___ RKgg‘s an: " Egg Powder,‘to arrive, A 3rd Dec, 1869. Molasses, Layer Raisins in Bores, Halt Boxes and Quarters, THE FOLLOWINXG GOODS: Received by express and always fresh. Currants, Figs, Candied Peel, Flavour ing Extracts, Jams, Jellies, Marma lade, Preserved and Potted M, and Sauces of all kinds. s Imperials, Fine old stock, " Vintage 1851," John De Ku: ""ON SPARKS STRFE) Fine Old Jamaica, " Pure," WEST END OF THE CITY 8. HOWELLTI!‘& CO., Also to their large arsortment of > COFFEES, w@a »HOS. PATTERSON, Young Hyams, LIME JUICEK CHAMPAGNE, Grocerites of the various grades. sas TE AS, s [GROCERY, : PREMILISES No 26, Kideau stect, Ottawa. t‘s, l{p. Nouchongs and Congou. and Vaientia Raisins, a full assort ment, 6 HOWELL & CO. Hysons, EW GOUODS Dawes make, Twankays All leading American and Canadian Periodiâ€" cals, London Journal, Bow Belis, etc. Ottawa,; January 11, 1870. 1216 Bound Vols Good Words, Sanday. Magazine Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Good Words for the Young. 3 . J. DURIE & SON, j . 10 Spark street. This week‘s Chimney Corner, Ledger, Emerald tf_porting Times, Western World, Frank Lesliv‘s Magazine, Harper‘s Weekly, Weekly Herald, Tabune, Pilot and all other Lrish papers, Clipper, New York Weekly, Days Doings, Fireside Com panion, Pomeroy Democrat, Sunday Mercury, and all other European, American and Cansadian papers, Godey, Madame Demorest, and other ;““im. for January, Canadian Ilustrated ows. The whole Dominion should buy thour teas of the Lmporters, FOR SALE IKIHE MONTREAL Our Teas, after the most severe tests by the best medical authorities and judges of Tea, have been pronounced to be quite pure, and free from aud artificialcolouring or poisonous substances so often used to improve the appearance of Toa. They are unequailed for strength and flavour. They have been chosen tor their intrinsic woith, keeping in mind health, econuimy,and a high degree of pleasure in drinking them. We sell for the emallest possible profits,effecting a saving to the consumer of 15¢ to 206 Earlb. Our Teas are put up in 5, 12, 15, 20 and 25 1b boxes, and are warranted pure and free from poisonous substances. (rders tor four 5 ib boxes, wo 12 ib boxes, or one 20, or z5 1b box sent carri ge free to any Kailwey Station in Canunada. Tea will be iorwardedimmediately on receipt of the order by m ilcontaining muney, or the money can be collect ed on delivery by express man, where ther8 are express offices. In sending orders below the amount of $10, to save expenre it will be better to send money with the orde:. Where a 25 ib box woula be too much, four families ciubbing together could send for four $ ib boxes, ortwo 121b boxes. We send them to one address carriage paid, and mark each box plainly, so that each purty get their own Tea. We warrant all the Tea we sell"to give entire satisfaction. Ifthey are not sa«isfactory they can be returned at our expense. A and 65¢ ; Very Best Full Flavoreqa do, 75¢; Sounc Volong, 456; Rich Flavored do, 60c; Very Fine do, do, 75¢c; Japan, Gond, 50¢, 55¢, Kine ?o,“o, Very Fine, 65¢, Finest, 755. U)D English Breoakfast, Broken Loaf, Stm:‘ Tea 45¢,50¢, Fine Fiavoured Now Season do,550,60¢ Twaunkay, buc, 55¢, 65¢c; Â¥oung Hyson 50¢,606, 656, 70¢c; Fine do, 75, Very: Fine, 85c; Superfine and Very Choics, $1 Fin. Gunpowder,85¢; Extra S-ri.u do, $1. 3 ONTREAL, April, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Tea MoxtrzaL, April, 1868,â€"To the Montreal Tea Company, 6 Hospitalâ€"streét, Montreal ; We notice with pleasure the large amount of Tea that we have forwarded for you to different jnru of the Domin on, and we are glad to find your basiness an rapidly increasing. We presume your 10us are yiving generali satisfaction, as out of the large amount forwarded, we have only had occasion to return one box which, we understand, was sent out through a mistake. o ' i# pes c R 0.0BIN& nager Canadian Ex; pany . Teas not mentioned in mfi;lu equally sheap. Teaonly sc‘d by this pany. _ “}_A_g excellent Mixed Tea could be sentfor 6Uc and 70¢; very guod for common purposes, 506. JB Beware of pediars anda runners using our name, or offering our Feas in small packages. Nothing less than a cattie sold. j Note the Addressâ€"The Montreal Tea Company Hospitalâ€"st., Montreal. PROIPEC'I US The Frenchâ€"speaking inhabitants of Ottawa will, doubtlessly, be pleased to learn that a newsâ€" paper bearing the above title is about to appear to meet their wants. Aware of the necessity for such a newspaper, in both languages spoken in Ottawa, and which will afford, every evening, the latest intelligence, I have not hesitated to underâ€" take the publication of the Courier, and it shall be my aim in doing so to fully anticipate the requirements and wishes of the inhabitants of the Ottawa valley. Confederation has sizgengthened the social and commercial ties between the English and French speaking inhabitants of the Dominion, and it shall be the aim of the Couricr to cement them still more strongly together. The future of Uttawa is promising. Trade is brisk, and there is evidence of present and future prosperity. Hermeans of communication to and from the city, and the facility of estabâ€" lishing additional factories, afforded by the unrivalled waterâ€"power at our very doors, will de much to tapidly increase the city of Ottawa. Bole Agent for the Colarado Indistructabie Pen. ~In the views and measures of the existing government the proprietor of the Coxricr fally concurs, and will endeavour to give it that [24 measure of support whick cireumsiances may render necessary, carefully avoiding unnecessary ofence to suca as may diferâ€"from us in opinion. We will cultivate a friendly bearing towards the traditions of the past and the actualities of the present, hoping to take a middle but rot uncerâ€" tain course, which cannot faff to be appreciated by the inhabitants of the entire valley of the Ottawa. _ â€" â€" . I'OllSlon NEKWS DEPOT, HOWELL‘S CORNER, SUSSEX STREET. A young people should endearour to raise themselves to the level of.more‘ advanced naâ€" tionalities, and this ‘they canâ€" only do by being made acquainted with what is done in other pairts of the world. â€" This shall be our task, and we shall also vrge such improvements as may tend to increase the means of trafhic and the wealth of the community. Our attention shall not, bowever, be conined to city wants. The requirements of the husbandman w.ill receive a fall share of our atten.ion, knowirg that on the ecultivation of theâ€"soil the merchant and artisan very much depend. It shail, in a word, be our particular object to protect and encourage the agriculturist, and at the same time assist other industries, and to provide agreeable and useful information for both, in leisure hours. Cosrespondents will always find our columns open to them in which to express their wants or o ofer suzgzestions, provided the opinions ex~ pressed are consistent with -or:l’y and couched in moderate, thoughâ€"it : may be earnest langzuage. ‘ of o $ _ Indeed, from the variety of matter which the Courier will contain, and the energy employed in its management, the proprietor {ully affticiâ€" pates success and pledges himself to deserve it. The Courier will be published every evening at five o‘clock, and the yearly subscription, payable in udv_nge. is $4. i. . i Let it not be supposed, however, by anything that may have been said, that <the attention of the Courier will be wholly‘devoted to local matters. The intelligence of the your from every quarter of the globe will find its way into our columns, the telegraph will be freely made use of, and the latest news will be in every manner possi!;le obtained. _ . _ There will also be a weekly edition, the price of which will be $1 a year. NAPOLEON BUREAU, Editor and Proprietor. Agent tor Ottawa, HAUSER‘S NEWS DEPOTS, â€" Politics, Literature, Commerce, Industry _ Agriculture, Have still on hand a good assortment of URIEK 4 soON PUNCH‘3 ALMANAC, 1870, TE A COMP ANY. 66 * Publicatitons. Christmas London Socicty, Sussex and Sparks Streets POCKET DIARIES," oTT‘AWA COURIER. BLACK TEA. 1870. G OP THE AT H McLEAN, 18 Sparks street. as fo lows: ON an« AFTER TUESDAY, ?Trs DECEMBER, 1869, and until further notice, TRAINS will rus Exprem, 8 a. m. 10.45 a. m. _ Mixed, 1.15 p. m .> 4.30 p. m LAAYE PRR8COTT. nu‘:‘l. 18 0"%,a#aA. Express, 2.00 p m. + p. m. Mixed, 1.45 u'.-. 11.10 s. m. Crosst®e Btatiorsâ€"Nos 1 and 4 cross at Kemptviile. No# 2 and 3 cross at Kemptvilie. Nots 1â€"Nos 2 and 4 will have right of track ov;‘r all ;(bor trains. i M | orte 2â€"Trains south mus lr’fo.‘ Proscott Junction, .‘.:“;‘hn late must ask orders at the 'rol.gn{u Office relauye to the running of the Branch Train. T. 8. DETLOR, THOMAS3 REYNOLDS MAIN LINE. LKAVE BROCKYVILLE. 4.1 5?- M.â€"â€"TRAINS â€" will leay o ROZ Brockville daity at +.15 p m, 74 a m, arriving at Sandpoint at 10 0C p an, p m. LEAYE SAKDPOINT. A. M TRAINS will leave 63008;-4[::: at 6.00 a m and 2.30 p m, arriving at Brockville att 12.15 p m,8.30 TIME TABLE, No. 23, Commeucing on MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1869 ' 0 01 A.M.â€"â€"THAINS will leave SX oD Smith‘s Falls at 10.05 ¢ m and 8,35 p m, arriving at Porth at 10.45 a m and .25 p t*. s All trains on Main Line connect at Smith‘s Falle with trains to and from Perth. > No 2 is due in Brockville in time to connect wits G T Trains for the east and west. S 4. ABBOTT, + Managinyg trrretor. No 1 leaves Brockville after G T Trains are due trom the cast and wes.. GIA.D TRUNK RAILWAY COKeâ€" PANY OF CANADA. 186D.J WINTER ABRANGEMENTs. 1870. Trains now leave BONAVENTURE STATIOD as follows : ho _ G@GOING WEST, Day Express for ’nmmn.. Toronto, Guel; Night _ do _ do _ do _ do _ do 7;30 ; ® Accommodation Train for Cornwall and Intermediate Stations at........ 5:10 a m Accommodation Train for Kingston and _ Intermediate Stations, at.... ........ 7:1b ssm Trains for Lachine »t ............0:00 a m, 7:00 am 9 a m, i2 noon, 1:30 p m, 4;40 P p. $1; e and 6:30 pm. The 1.30 pm train runs through to Provine: ST. ELAWRENCE AND OTTAWA RAIL W AY, (formerly the Ottawas & Presoott Railway.\ BurlingtBn & Rutiand at......> a m, 440 p m Express for Island Pond, at................. 800 p # Night Express for Quebec, lsland Pond, Gorham and l'uflll.‘,m be â€" w.oa mur lsland Pond at bt. Hitaire, St. Hyncinthe, Acton, â€" M‘-u:.’.m.. W atervilie GOING SOUTH AND EAsT. Accommodation Train tor Island Ponid and intermediate stations ut......... 7:00 Express fow Boston at.................../...... 8:40 Express for New York and Bostonat...... 4:30 _via Vermont Central. _ , _ _ Express for New York and Boston ’.'“Sw; @::tconly. .:lll .....i{..IO:IO ‘: eepi ars on ains. gage checked through, hy The steamer Cariota leaves Portiand every SATULODAY AFTERNQGON (after the arrival ot train from Montreal on Friday night), for Hali {ax, N.¢., returning on Tuesday. * sbro .i‘:u.. excellent accommodation for passengers and fre The International Company‘s ob..cniuadn. in conpection with the Grand Trunk 'I..l learp Portland every MONDAY and THU DAY at 6 :-.fc Bt John, N.B., &6. ged Tickets through at the Company‘s prino _ For rut.:lordlrbt-.uu and u:l. o.r:‘mv'uu d trains fi termin way staâ€" umy at the T thoe, Bonaventure Ste tion: ~ ‘ _ .C.J; BRYDGES, Managing Director pal scaticns. Opening through from Windsor to Annapolu: completing the connezion between Halifax °* * and 8. John. _ Trains leave Windsor (in connection with the trains 0f (he Nova Scotia Kailway from Halfax) at 10.%25 a m and 6.50 p m, arriving at Kenille at 1145 a. m., and 845 p. m:, and at Anvosapoiis at* %30p m, ting there with steamers Emperor Ot L'amc 8i Jobn, N B. On and diier FATURDAY, the 18th PE CEMBER, 1869, thns Rallwâ€"y will be open for passenger and grods tra®e, as under: _ _ _ _ hetorningâ€"the trains leate An=apolis at 2.36 p m, wilh pas=@grers by stesmer ‘rom 8t Jobn, leaving taere at 8 a m, and arovs at Keat«ille as » 20, Windsor at 6.40, and Halax at 9 p m. o " YEKENON sMiTH. . _ Firn Cabin, P ayable in Goid. â€" Liverpool or Queenstown...... ................ $100 0# 0 RBtecrage, Payable in Ourrency, _ _ _ _ GASTRALGIA + DYSPEPSIA PYRUSIS ACIOITY DIFFICULT DIGESTIONKS = CRAMPS IN THE STONAC ; CON8TIPATION COoLILCs DNARRLGEA DYSENTERY CHOLERINE. Mopzt or Eurcroruzxt.â€"Belioc‘s Charseal is taken before or after each meal, in the forncoon POWDER or LOZENGES. In the me or ity ot cases its beneficial effects are felt atte he fArst cases its beneficial effects are felt after 1 doses DBtailed instractions accompa y INMAN LINE OF MAL STEAMERS, SAILIN®Q FROM°NEW YORK EVERY SATURDATYT AND aALTERNKATE TUReADAYs. 1TES OF PaABBAGE EY THE a1TURDaY etaaxzest Liverpoo!l or Queenstown. ....................... 88 % PASEAGE EY TEE TUEADAY ETEAKER Â¥! BALIFPAX O _’fi"b“'-.’wb“. Loll s Bt. sobn‘s, N.F., by branch steamer......... 80 Rteerage, Payable in Ourrency, Approved by the Imperizl Academy of Medicine the 27th December, 1849. It is eâ€"pecially to it eminently absorbent perties toat .{llt.lhnfl CBA:QOA!a d'.';: lae Itlowing mireotihue 1 _ " _ i ottle of powder and box of lozenges. Orrawa OFrFiCEKâ€"York street, corner of Bussex .John‘s, N.F., by branch steamer......... 30 0 Tickets sold to ard from England, lLrolani4, ang Continent, at moderate rates: For (v:ther infor »atign, npxly. at the Company s hoes, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, New Yort or KRRAICK & CROMBIE ottawa. Ken‘ville, Des 8, 1869. ROCKVILLE & OTTAWA RAILâ€" W A Â¥. Superintendert . Managing Vireoto: L‘:-m.bnolmcumbymt 'rmw.od..:r, London, Brar @oderich, Buffalo, Detroit, Cb and all points Woest, st. .............. NOR LIV ERLPOUL & QUKK NE TOWN ress for New York and Boston via Plattsburgh, Lake Champlain, KLLOC!NK CHARCOAL, LEAYE OTTiWA. AREIVE IN FPRESOOT c A & A H TAYLOR, Agents INDSOR & ANNAPOBIS HRanl W AY. â€"~ Reeaass * 2 * CHANGE OF TIME, PERTH BRANCH, essecces enscceces»»» $LOO 00 1 10y pÂ¥