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COUNTY OPf KEFECEL â€"â€" * M'TOln.m F budieaas,* [ gpetimer . TH!IS3 pyo m amobg the asdi, open at 74 o‘clock, EmE CCC "'.-,“ of the Club. at Nomomâ€"«won _ interest in brg qpll .& r!Vt.‘]'.b;l ;-'H’QQ.‘ mRFLAST T. REECTLy anuary 34, 1870, "l M ;â€"“ :2'&1 i "A FPew January 26th, 1099 N & mm.! O &CP O BR AaA Tt 15 cents *The Maritinn too my |mat , April 7. DaYy, 209 of . | *# ...'M- OF nexmae «2 The first meeting of the members of the County Council of these united counties took place on TuersJay, the 25th inst. The chair was taken by Peter O‘Brian, Esq., clerk of the lad been handed in to him with the names f the various members from each municiâ€" pality entitled to & seatin this Council. He wmnwlm.‘.mum P‘l.enflo.nm wauld Answer as waprisonment for the old offence. Thursday tn getting out, she immediately proceeded to ist drunk, and was lost sight of by the police & San Case.â€"Thursday Julia Ring was discharged from jail. Poor Julia‘s name is safortuontely too familiar to the public. The list time she was committed she had jast leen discharged after having served a term of fll this morning about two o‘clock» when she was found insensibly drunk, Iying mlcep in the vicinity of her old quarters. She het under garment, &d a pair of stockings on UKITED some days ago the circumstance of an old man named Nadon having been found frozen dipatfour oclock, at the Gatineau Point She was Thursday tried and fined for an as. sulf on another old fellow named Dieaurier had was found fearfully gashed, and her‘s w the last house he had been in before his “;..'-mtvodlnap,m. mascouveyed to the Station, where she remains to await, perhaps, another committal. â€" & . _ ""4 been convicted the previous P at seiling or bartering liquor in his store :"""“-n.uduuthzzum.. T Thtern and Shop License Act, had thereby ‘*.cfloglc,beet-ohct’.blodwn. t19, Seat, or reâ€"election for two years from the .""eamm y The Clerk then called on the mowbere #ithe Council present to proceed with the w%“'*. n f WWae Ramdtas e L o "tperson. ‘The night was bitterly cold, and t’-mtm would, in a short time, have ty . ._.; _ _ _ OY> Haquire, Reeve of Caledonia ::::'d-u he had the pleaskre for many j nominating ‘their Warden, and also esperiments were weoll attended last night, and his subjects were more than ordinary en. tertaining. ‘The prizes were anumerous, good and eagerly looked forâ€" The lucky recipionts were sufliciently awake to tiod that they were + allright." Mr. Stone experiments again toâ€" *-flp‘m-‘fi-&h will again be "all right." â€"° limelysrrival of the police saved her Pouen Covnr.â€"The case of F. X. Guertin for selling liquor on Sucdayâ€"dismiss=d. __Edward Spence, drunk and disorderiy, $2 Mt Lawlor had been oysters are free from frost, and always fresh. reccived daily. Lobeters and fish always on hand at lowest prices in the city. All desâ€" criptions of fruits and vegetables supplied ard delivered: on shortest notico. Game of all kinds at Buss and Co‘s., 21 Rideau street, old Citizen buildiog, near Little Sussex street. Amsmrace ap tus Evesses Hovss.â€"Homer Taylor, Montreal ; 3 E Burke, Toronto ; M Riddell, Montreal ; W Munchosin, do ; Geo #Day, do ; Charl«s Boddy, do ; Geo Brumner, yuB W. Bradley, J. M. C. Delesdernier, P T; J. 1. Mullay, J. Edwards, W. Wilson, Sirtin Casselman and J. Helmer. The name of George Lawlor, Reeve, of Alâ€" B4 was aiso called, but he did cot answer, :llcierh stated that ciretmstances had =® lightaing‘" man * gipsyed" the crowd out of about thisty dollars. # MmmuyiwW Agret, Ouslow ; Jno Maclaren "wd wile, Wakefield ; Mr and Mrs Ritchie, A Sin Cass, 3 avecseceecernen64"" n wo s ;.â€":l.v':...................ll.u & ... cceercciees. 99 r TB i Pneabors traigs soanest at Prescott Janotion with Graad Trank Railway for all points south east and west. * (rrawa Orpicnâ€"York street, corner of #unn A & A U TAYLOR, Agentsâ€" ketw. Thursday and yesterday they were exâ€" cellent. Farmers fAlocked in from all quarâ€" Pukingham ; J Hewitt, Montreal ; George Thb, Portville, N Y ;C R O‘Connor, Quebec ; Mr. Phillips, Cornwail. The following gentlemen then answered to Kir names :â€"William Alliso0, Thos Ro, The case of a printer. artested at the depot : being\ disorderiy, was put of till toâ€" Exaxttwario® rom Twonto ; D McLachlin, Arnprior ; D Maunâ€" wit B, Columbia ; J A Pike, Haverhil!, U 8 ; #KHoiten, Bellevilie ; F Hunton, Charles; Amwias at ius Usicx Moces.â€" D Lyon, Hmural ; 8 D McDermot,/Band Point ; C J Tus Maazstâ€"The good roads have had the cffect of giving us a few days‘ good marâ€" Fiuno Batrreay.â€"The Field Battery will have their annaal practice on the Grand River, carly nest month,. with solid shot sbrapael and common shell, and any person annoging the practice by golng in "the Whe of fite, for the purpose of picking up spent Muqll-dd-lb, will do so at Peter Fraser, vagrancy, received one month‘s Tus Division® Covat.â€"Fais COU‘} mc‘ jorn terday, and adjourned till the last Friday ot neX# month, at the City Hall. _ Asmvar.â€"The Hon. Wm. McDougall and family arrived in toâ€"day‘s train. Unfortuâ€" nat 1y a son of his bad an arm broken during the drive to this city. * Frank Nibil, drank and disorderly, $2 and Deviis‘s Fur Depot, > Lames Forms. |;. C Mixz, Scal, Ermine. | 11 Prasias Lamb in seth ammenmanaimemmm * Oranges, Leme8$ :mnflnm Apples Cranberries,* ranberries;‘&*« *** pysg & (0‘s, . ___â€" $1 Ridean street. aseeame 0; Paisca‘s Basc..â€"The General Committce of the Pri > Arthur Bail, will meet at the City Hail at 4 ofclock p. m., to.day. )’."n.......-...-..n- s‘“ A -...u--u-uo..l.- ,.â€"fln...................ll.u & Rucccureremreech, 3 fae abos traigs soanest at Prescott Jan e U 0 . earfor all polats ammenmanaimemmm * Oulcr'.lfl-""mfi‘ anberries,"&c., 46. 4t "C~*~"* _‘ BUSS 4 â€"0 + 31 B beoramimamnvmecamamee PM"“-"’“'“' LOUAL NEWS: own risk. ©ouutTIEs oP PREscoTrT AND RUSSELLâ€" eenae e 0 TRAVELLER‘$ aVIDE. LaWaBNCR AXD OTTAWA RAILWAY+ examination took place yesterâ€" This Court metyer, named Dieaurier. | "?; ‘"°8 y., Millar, or M Julia Ring was | Council shou '.::un n-;: lq..'. y fublls pointed. ed she had just | To name l"fl“.“’..‘ l.'mm ence. Thursday | Mr. . Higginson, J, «â€"â€" We 3.00 p m _ The Council will moet in the same place at a quarter past seven. Octawa, January 28, 1870, C m.P.*8.â€"VOMTNION PARLLAMENTâ€" Bession 1870. â€"A few first class rooms unenâ€" m stt MRS PARDEY‘s Private Boarding Wealllnatan shussk mar _ w69 ANCIEPWE FRIDAY EVENING at hallâ€"past 7 O‘CLOCK _ The next subject taken up was the appointâ€" wwmm:umamm vince of Outario, of two auditors, by the Council, for the purpose of auditing with the Chairman of the Cout of Gâ€"neral Semion of the Peace, all demands to be preterredq against the County, the audit of which her>tofore beâ€" longed to the Bench of Maglastrates in Ses sloce. | Mr. Bradley having brought the terms of the Act under their consideration. ® It was then moved by Mr. , io. conded by Mr. Cros#, that Willian Bradiey, Esq , Reeve of Caledonia, and Chauncey Jobnâ€" son, E1q, J. P., be the auditors of the Coun. cil for that purpose for the current year, pvornent ces dn ts nted in ob ied m in sa & ‘s nomin~ ulq,lt'--wuodlhllr. McLeod, Mr. Millar, or Mr. Peter O‘Brian, clerk of the g.'.unmh substituted for Mr. Brad. ’:r.mddhun“nhha’- The name of Mr. Allison, Reeve of, East lnvlnmtklm Mr. said he must object to ‘his nomination as he, Mr. Allison, was the party who had led the attack in this Council upon thocum::uwy. Mr. denied the statement, ana said he was one of the Committee appointed by the Council in reference to his accounts, butl:t..l’:'!vyd v-thom--hvun. sponsi introducing subject into this ‘Council. He, Mr. Allison, had only done his duty as a member of the Committeo and W“:h"““ may ldh::lnnnuo- factory to Attorney, believed it was to the %hfi he disclaimed any Mr. Bradley, very well, but wo must not now appoint any one who could be reasonably objected to by the County Attorney or any one else interested, and do justice to all. Mr. Cross T‘M Mr. Thos. Ross, Deputy Reeve of East Hawkesbury, should be & :"'. Bradley, I‘ll support that, and will move his appointmeat in covnjunction with Mr. Chauncey Johnson. The main question having been thus put, the appofutment of|Mr. Chauncey Johnson and Mr. Ross was carried unanimousiy. Dr. Stewart was then appointed Jail Physt«s The Committe®s‘ reported progress, and asked leave to sit again, and at five o‘clock adjourned hulvebettbouxt&u Extaavagarsce or rus Aos.â€"F sand dollars‘ worth of French mij have been ordered by the Leland B their new Union Hotel at Sarstoga. The other appointments of the new hotel are said to be on a similar scale of magnificence,â€" New York Tribune, Jan. 12th. . 1260 _ On the apy intmeut of Superintendent of l“‘:::t:ohmuup olln:@t..- bury a usaion arose, thega @ mized population of French and It zip.nllbonmu sthools in town. p, of which 7 were attended solely by M’uflz:lu otherwise, and it was feit by many ':Lm could not be got having an adeq knowledgeo of French saud English, and qualified to act for both, and therefore it was urged the duties should be divided, and a ~French Superintâ€"ndent eppointed for the French nboolch'ud an English onefor the others, the Rev. T. P. Dubame! being mumw.u; Mr. Steele for the latter. _ . ; The Rev. T. Dubam4l briefly addressed the Council in explanation of .o-oollhobju.‘ oTTAW a LLTERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. T-- FIRST REGULAR MEETINTO They had treated him with every respect, and put up with the difficultics he felt in the disâ€" charge of his daties, in which : he considered he was not well posted up. He would assure them. that be felt proud of the support which they had given bim, and tbhereby the busi. ness ot the Council had been well got through, even though they had to bear with his teâ€" diousness on many occasions. Once more he thanked them for their kinduness. Mr. Mullay said he did notat all expect the bonor they had conferred upon him. He thanked them, â€" but be must cunline himself to a few words expressive of his ttanks and gratitude for the honor conferred, and having said so, as the hour was late, he would ask them to proceed to business. It was then moved and seconded that the several members of the CounciFin attendance do form a Commiltee of Finance, which was The Council then went into a Committee of the whole Council, on the appointment of the county officers. Mr. Eden Abbott Jobhnson and John Hig. Mr. McLecd, the late Warden, said that before his successor in office took the chair he wished to say a few words, to thank them for the indulgence shown to him, a young memâ€" ber of that Council, during his year of office. ginson were +p;o‘nted County Auditors, Mr. Wilson, Reevo of Cumberland, had great pleasure in seconding the nomination. Mr. Helmer said he could not think of ac« “fi‘.‘ it, and asked them to name another. t. Mcleod, Reevre of West Hawkeebury, moved, and Mr. Bradley seconded the nomiâ€" nation of J. H. Mullay, E«q., Reeve of South occasions. He was sure his election would give general satisfaction in these Countles. W. Helmer, Esquire, Reevo of Russel!, seconded the nomination. Mr. Casselman rose and said he must return his thanks for the flattering terms in which Mr. Bradley had mentioned his name, in pro. posing him for the office of Warden of these counties. He had filled the post years ago by theirâ€" unanimous vote, and it gave him pleasure to hear now after such a lapse of time that ho had then done so to their gatisfaction, but much as he felt the honor now dore him, cirecumstances were such as must compel him to decline it. It would in every way be most inconvevient tohim to undeistake the duties He could not do so without prejudice to: his own inâ€" terest. _ He;:could not attend every meeting of this Council, as he ought to do, without a great personal sacrifice, and if heâ€"allowed his election to take place he felt that he would have to make that sacrifice in mdiu every meeting of this Council. U such cirâ€" cumstances, he therefore hoped that they would not press the nomination upon him. _ Mr. Casselman said hbe would ask it as a favor to be relieved from the position asâ€" signed to him, and with their permission he would move the appointment of a younger member of the Council, Mr. Helmer, Reeve of Russell. o Mr. Bradley said that it he could not attend every meeting, they kad the : power of temâ€" porarily electing a chairman in his place. This resolution was put on the withdrawal of Mr. Casselman‘s name, and cartied unaniâ€" Plantagene Cambricge, He didâ€"so with every coufldence that it would be an acceptable nomination as they were all well acquainted with his exâ€" tensive municipal experience, his tried talent, ana his unremitting exertions in their interest, and his propriety of conduct on all laction; His last and greatest pleasure would now be in proposing as Warden for the present year, an old and valued member of this Counâ€" c‘l. Martin Casselman Eannira Reava af had the pleasure of sccing that the parties nominated by him, hitherto, had performed every duty imposed upon them to their satisâ€" Will be hold for business purposes in the NEWS 200M, SPARKS STREET, 0 KEXXEDYT, , Esquire, Reeve of of Schools were Foulul e gomen , i ' MO-&:M&M..N, and Chapel streets, with garden, outbaildings, &e., now cccupled by the â€"undersigned. ,| _ Ottawa, December 20, 1869. Wednesday, 9th, day of February nert, At TW ELVE o‘clock, neon, tor THE ELECTIONOF DIRECTORS, And the transaction of_general business. THEIR OFFICE, In the City of Ottawa, Shelf and Heavy Hardware, HENEY‘S STOXE BUILOING, Wellington Street, Upper Town, Ot â€"~RAILWAY*COMPANY, Will be held at This is arare opportunity of purchasing first class fushionable Dry Goods. Heary, wide and good, in the leading colors, at 2s 6d per yard. & Nl' wxml l)l! GOO“ ©â€"____ CGEORGB E vAsBAaRATs. Oitawa, 26th January, 1870. ~, _ 1%M7¢ Black Velveteens, _ Waterproof Cloakings, WHITE, wWOOL CLAN TARTAN PLALDS UNIQON FORWARDING AND Ex " Prusstax," and other Steamships, GARLAND, MUTOHMOR & Co. 1870. “ms Mutchmer # Co. Ottawns, Dec 11, 1869. RAILWAY COM PANY: . French Merinoes. Another 16% | of those extraordinary cneap w* FREXCH MERINOES, CL&AN TARTAN IkISH POPLIN® 8VBSCRIBIERS 0J 8T0CXKk UNION FORWARDING THE ANNUAL MEETING PINK, Conl, Steel, Iron, Rope, Taimme, Glass, Oll, AT COST PRICE, No. 14, Rideau street For Evening ‘V-r in, IMPORTATIONXS. GHAM & LINDSAY Clan Tartan Velvets, MAIZER, Jaraxees dun, | HAYB RECBIYED Black Lustres and Alpaccas, LEARINXG BLUE and R 8 CaSSELs, 1870. MAUVE, THE . OTTAWA _ Two Lotsion Gloucester street, Centre To wn near Cartior Square also :a small Farm on Montreal Road, four miles from town. W HORACE LEE. Ottawa, January 25, 1870. 1366 t Cooking Stoves, Dumb Stoves and Gallows Pipes, Ctoves, Pipes, Zine, &s. The Two Best Selfâ€"Feeding Hall Stoves, The Airâ€"Heater, for Sott Coal or Peat, The imperial Oriental, Ahmu-â€"d_d'm-hntw'fl If you want Cll-l. AY Parlor Grates and Stoves for Woo4 and Coal to wear longer and bleach sooner than any other outton in the market. . Will be sold at a small advance by the piesce. January 18, 1870; _ Mh-rthmm.n Abre, warranted Have just received 100 pieces of the celebrated TO BE HAD iN PHE CTF. pM"Tinsmiths on hand to exeoute orders. ;sSORTMENT OF STOVLR Will be found at j NO. 43, SPARKS STRERT Ottawa, January 18, 1870. 8. HOWELL & CO‘8., . * CANADIAN _ COTTONS UNDAS MAGEK & RUSSELL The Imporial Reflector, B“ACRIIO SIAIO'. TE AS oTroxs, _ Rum, Oild Tom, Seotoh, Irish and Canadian, all at quotations never bofincl.O_l- , +* mgwuuu stocks and avail of thesoâ€"groat reductions, by sending in their orders without delay to . 4 D T BROWE & 20., ©~ In cases and in wood, all of the choicest brands, from $3 per aosen upwards. â€" 3 Snuv, Good dry Golden and Pale for dinner, of best makers hands, trom $1 per gallon upwards. And now offer to the public, with a view to clear off their stock â€" the choicest lots of Wines, Spirits, Brandies, &c., at startling sacrifice, consisting Port, Sandyman‘s and Grahams at variety, ftrom $1.50 per gallon upwards, 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 WINE & SPIRIT\ MERCHANTS, ME&SRS. D. T. RROWNE & CO., Placing_them within the reach of (the General STARTLING REDUCTIONS IN i not cheapc:, than The undersigned logs to inform the public that he has always on hand, in season, a large supply of the above, whinh will be sold as cheap, m®° GENERAL GROCERS, 1,000 TW 700 °7 ITALIAN WAREAOUSEMEN, | JAB. G. ROBINSON & CO. The trade supplied, duty paid, or in Bond, | the car load, or in smaller quantities. . _ JANUARY 29, 1870. _PURE HIGHWINE®, â€" 3 Without exception the best Spirits manufactured in Canade, Bole Agents for Oitawa, From $1 per dozen apwards. From $8 per doson upwards. MPORTANT ANNOUNCENENT. CELEBRATED OLD RYE WHISKEY.* 100 THE LUXURIES OF LIFE, OODERHAM & WORTS OoDERHAM & WO Ts O0ODERHAM & WORTS FAMILY PROOF WHISKEY. 56 Sparks street, Ottawa, ,0 ATS VERY SUPERIOR TWANKAY TEA. ) CHTS UNCOL‘D JAPAN TEA BRLS GREEN COD FISH. â€" JAB, G.ROBINBSON & 00. , CATTIES SOLACE TOBACCO FOR SALE, Grocei-(cc. FAMILY GROCERS Whoiesale Grocers, Ottawa. nlouht house in the city, @GEORGE NCHOLSON, No 85 Rideau street. Public * GAME, POULTRY and Street, Montreal, The subscriber begs to intimate that he has bWeen appointed agent for the above company, for this town and surrounding district, and that he is now prepared to accept insurances against ri2s, r“m“flflu of property, upon e most moderate terms. * Full particulars as to rates, &c¢, shall be furâ€" wiod.um abhd‘ all‘ ordors shal!l be m’ Y3 > y y NEIL MeKINNON, Omlm-nllx;‘-qp)m CAPITAL £1,000,000. T FIRE DEPARTMENT ' Head Office, 50 West George Street, Glasgow. .__ CANADA BKANCR, Head Offig@, No.° 96, St. Francols Xavier IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMâ€" ‘FANY. Canada Central R Office, â€" Ottawa City, 31st December, 1869. 13474 Notiee is hereby given that a meeting of the ftockholders ‘of the Canada Central Railway Company will be held at the St Lawrence Haill. in Montreal, on THURSDAY, the TENTHB day of FEBRUARY next, to consider a Byâ€"law increasing the number: of Direstors and to elect such additional Directors as may be thereby Ottawa, J Atrangements can <be made to cxchange new tor cld Pianos on liberal terms. Also, PIANOSFOR HIRE, _ With privilege of purchase. . As we have NO AGENT in Ottawa, parties desiring information will please address * on t . A &8 NORDHEINMEER, Gabler and Haines‘ Pianos, Mason and Hamlin‘s Organs, ‘ _ Prince and Co‘s Melodeons and Organs & “I‘OV.SI, 8TOVE!, STOVES, 4& e â€" lk â€" __ Agents for the following celebrated Pianos : CHICKERING, > Ottawa, Januaiy 13, 1870. Now and Secood Hared Ladies why do yor .be troubled with an oid worn out Stove when you can take it and ..\ a litle cash and get a first . class Stove at the ‘ Variety Hall. i All new Stoves Sold at this establishment guarâ€" anteed to the purchaser. f Parties in quest of secord hand Stoves will fiad & good assortment at the Variety Hall. , " .. Variety Hail, New and Sesond {iud Box Stoves at the Variety AKING POWDERS, B Egg‘s an 1 " Egg Powder, ‘to arrive, A groat saving. e The avove _ 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 fow trinis will m:o their superiority over comâ€" mon goods, A solicited. L ‘Vor sale by | "HOS. PATTERSON, FAC'I'ORY CHEESE, A very superior quality, cheap, Fltn'l'l. Raisins and Currants for cookingza®or table use, finest kind, (®*Es eRares, j Lemons, Candied Pools and frosh fruits Rluon’l CHEESE, 1 Queen‘s Arms and Stilton. The *only house in the city that has them this season." recommend itself racted, M _ Blacks, are really fins, selected with grost care tor the trade, Japans and Greens, in great variety, and uncquailled for prices and quality, Suauu AND SVRUPS, all the difforent humbers and kinds. : _ PA Now admitted to be the finest fiavoured in the city. 1t has a great rum ‘ry it / «ill T *=}* the manufacturer RV * Lima h me Juice Corsiat and Syru 64 kholn. B:m:f_h_iig new, very fine, jnm"ouf fr:rn’: OLD RYE, Proof Whiskey and Highwines, first quality, Sco'rcn WHISKEY, 1 John Bogg‘s, Lochingar, “7 EsT ls&;‘;\n Ex Ships Nero from Oporto, Evening Star from Spain, Gazelle from Cogâ€" , nac, Lark from Rotterdam, â€" ~THE FOLELOWING Goops: _ .l)on-r WINE, Fine old stock, « Vintage 1851," Goods of all kinds purchased and exchang od as DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, ANADA CENTRAL RAILWAY. TOV Ks "¢_ VP®VIRIAG Dubiin Forter, put up to order, TANADA PORTER and ALES, $ MA PLCES, < Pure and unsadaiterated, All kinds"war. 124 ) _ And a variety of other brands; the bert. ROSSE & BLACK WELL‘s GooDsS, j . A full assortment, 3rd Dec, 1869. 1#8NAN MADDIES, Oysters, Sardines, Salmon and Potted Meats. EA & PERRIN SAUCEK, _ I.AVOURkVu EXTRACTE, j l1 kindg of highest strongth. OFFEE, HEuRY WINE, and Second Hand Cooking Stoves at the Variety Hall, ** UINKESS & Cco‘s \ Celebrated Dublin Porter Vory Pale, Old Wine, M Misa, ‘ RANDY, : _ Pure and rollubl_o; old and very mild, IN, UM, & 8. NORDHEIMER, TORONTO, Blacks John De Kuyper‘s, double bcrriod.’,fir;t KFine Old Jamaioa, © Pure," , Roasted and w@round, on the preâ€" y 12, 1840 LIME JUICE CHAMPAGXE STEINWAYS, Groceries No 26, Rideau stoct, Ottawa. . exchanged as usual, AT PUE VARIETYHALL W R WORSLEY, . SBecretary CC R Co. and Insurance Agent; J BOYDEN, a fall assort ment, §ZR vUNHAYM. 1254 3m Dawes make, lke _ _ 1 . Department of Public W. o d _ 1961 Jm * > M,Juuqll.l:.-..' fnha.n Ottawa, January 21 Toronto. muufiawdmmmp required to the, Tenders for the due performance of the works. > . can be seen at the Department, and at the Jewett House, at Lindssy. Bundry Improvements on the Muskoka Road, between W ashago and Gravetbuarst, ' A CHANNEL bMMefl.fiuhxpfia‘M at Sandy Portage. Plans and Spocifinations for these works can be seen at the Department, snd at Faller‘s MHotel, Gravenburst, Maskoka District, â€" TUESDAY the ist DAY of FEBRUARY NEXT, for the construction of the tollowing works : r‘o conrhRacrors. T EN DE RS _ > Addressed to the undersigned, will be received _ Is hereby given that the oTTAWA CITY PArSEKNGER RAILWAY CcOoOMPANXY Will apply at the next ensuing Session of the Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, for an Act authoriszing them to extend their Line of Railway from its lerminus, at or nesr the Suspension Bridge, across said Bridge and its approaches, and through the Village of Hull, in the Province of Quebec, with the consent of the Municipality ot Hull, and to connect the said extension with any Railway or T _â€" nwazof like guage, that may be constructed to Aylmer or other points, from the said Village f Hull, und for other purposes. Ottawa, January 6, 1870 Approved by the Imperisl Academy of Medicine the 27th December, 1849. .. ~. It is especially to it« eminently absorbent ’mlu.’uq l;[l:l{'oc's OIA{OOAI. ,0'-’”. the following affections : .+ _ 1 . _ GASTRALGIA _ _ _‘ DYSPEPSIAâ€"@ ‘ " PYROSIS : ~ ACIOITY .__DIFFICULT DIGESTIONS CRAMPS IN THE STOMACg _CONSTIPATION Monz or Eurroruzxt.â€"Belloc‘s Charcoal is taken before or after cach meal, in the fornoon POWDER or LOZENGES. In the major ity ot cases its beneficial effects are folt aiter the first doses. Detailed instructions accom _ y . each ottle of powder an d box of lozeng s. The Lowest or any Tender will not necessaril GoLD SILVEK SHELL AND STEEL Wheat, Corn, Flour, Oatmeai, Pork, &¢. 4 oTTAWA, ‘ i â€" _ End of Little Sussexâ€"st. _ ‘Cash advanced on goods consigned tor imme. diate sale. Prompt returns in all cases. W. 8. Eastes LAZARUS, J MORRIS & © cCO This week‘s Chimney Corner, Le4ger, Emeraid; Eporting T4mes, Western World, Frank Leslic‘s Magazine, Harper‘s Weekly, Weekly Herald, Tribune, Pilot and all other Irish papers, Clipper, New York Weekly, Days Doungs, Fireside Comâ€" panion, Pomeroy Democrat, Sunday Mercury, agd all other European, American and Cansadian nupen, Godey, Madame Demorest, and other lagazines for. January, Canadian Illustrated Nows. YOU!O & RADFORD PUNCWH‘S ALMANAC, 1870, Chrisimas London Society, Bound Vols Good Words, Suanday Magazine Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Good Words for the Young. ' R . J,. DURIE & SsON, All leading American and Canadian Periodiâ€" cals, London Journal, Bow Belis, etc. Ottawa, January 11, 1870. 1216 “r' H. KASTON & CO., â€" + COMMISSION MERCHANTR, s FORWARDERS FOIR SALE ounted in Bole Agent for the Colarado Indistructabie Pon. [)0!!!!0! NEKWS DEPOT, f ® HOWELL‘3 CORNER, sUSSEX BTBlE% PLRFECTED â€" SPECTACLES, OTICE A perfect fit r.““ r YCUNG & RADFORD, A LOCK AND SWING BRIDGE KLLOC‘KF CHARCOAL, HAUSEE‘S NEWS DEPOTS, .Unll & soN ; Have still on hand a good ~assortment of NEW ASSORTMEN P LINDSAY, and DREDG@ING * POCKET DIARIES," i SCUGOG RIVER. Eussex and Sparks Streets EYE â€"GiASSES, Have just received a COLICS DIARRRCGA DYSENTERY CHOLERINE 1870. DEAL ERS 18 AT No 35, Sparks troct, JOHN CARLLILNG, AT 10 Spark street. instant. The whole of my stock is offered to curâ€" tomers at a very low figure #> as to make rovm for the New Bpring Gocds, I would call specialiy: the attention of customers to my heary stook READY MADE CLOTHI®NG Which will be sold withoct Reserse at a low price Lm.na-uuuun.-. Oitawa, January 11, 18790. TUESVAY, the 1st DAY of FEBRUARY NEXT, "At the hour of TWO o‘clock in the afternoon, to receire the Annual Report, for the elestion The annual meeting of the Su be hsid 12 the becribers wi COoUNTY OF GAREETON GENERAL PROTESTANF #HOSPITAL near the seiling. epnenss 5. puZ, Pppeeeey thek di ft the _jmen: “(«% mflm” offered to the an public. We have testiâ€" monials similar to the above from ministers, tnzu-lmuuhm in various parts of Dominion. We are prepared tc hhq?&:‘h‘r.zuh. ..““Mm & |~. Our work will be guaranteed to give satisfaction. this system the air in jullding is at _‘Qg‘_‘?‘g,fl_{w :’wrn.:!uh The Revd John N Wesleyan Minister at London, Ont, nylxhha.v: m in a church during the winter of 1 beated by the Rev L Warner‘s improved mothod of heating buildings, I am prepared to say that during the mmuammuum.n 800 was always delightfally warm and weli venâ€" mrfumc are respectfally invited to attend. + ALEXANDER WORKMAN GEORGOE HAaY, ‘.'.':‘nm‘. we have :ly.l“.:‘m return one box which, we:understand, was sent to through a mistake, 6 cummay P Toas an-u-u-l uoc h‘:‘h'm '.,..u s E‘.fi.‘"_‘:fl'} ‘.@‘ m& rent for W ARHSESimprEree tprite of mentegabinaber and other buildings, and .u.:,.“.'fl..... the 606 and 70¢; very good for common purposes, 50¢. _ $ Beware oi pediars and runnors using wer CASH PURCHASERs For one month only, commencing on mail money, or the money can be collect o&.fi lnry. nm-:z{:?o::u. are w:u.uun ‘expenre it =lll be b.:ht to send mmfl'::du M here a 25 ib box would much, {ginilies oi send for four 5 ib b-.m.mm“'a::.“md them to one address carriage paid, and mark each box plainly, so that each party get their own Tea. m .ll‘l the Tea we to.give entire fioym-udwu ww it yuF vhheneg," "*l 1ythey can .fi‘.‘ Broakfast, "'â€"'.‘.â€" in L Tea 45¢,50¢; Fine Fiavoured ln.ol::’. «,.’.,u. and uou-uqmn-ma.m; Boune Od:"u.-‘J h "‘m:..“.“‘:‘::z'fl.: ‘v".q Fine, 65¢, Fimest, 136. _ _‘ Twanke ...".‘iff.‘.“’ y’ k 500, 60e, » ~ T0o; Fine do, 15, V ....,'B: '..,.,... 27«,‘7“.:.‘3!‘ h.:r‘..,.“.,'u.; Extra homums April, 1868.â€"To the Montreal Tesa Company, 6 Hospitalâ€"street, Montreal ; We notice Mpbmmlup“oflnfidnhn Whyuu“m::mdu. Domin ‘on, and we are glad to your basiness se rapidly increasing. We presume your 1eas are unoequaned TOr and Savour. They have tou‘ :}nu lu”mlmh-h woith, keeping in Li D oi oo e ies ind health,econom ..nl.llgdowor-';(m; :Mrinkh‘m.. J.ull ':c:k c-dhu.".ul“flo gfl.,m.uvh‘ consumer Ib. Our Teas are uphl.lz,lb.”.: mr'm_ , and are w and free from poisonou‘s substances. # Jorfoublbbcuc. _wo 12 ib bozes, or one 20, or 25 1b bez sentearrisge Nothing less than a cattie sold. e Note the Addressâ€"The Montreal Tea Company . Hospitalâ€"st., Montreal. Agent tor Ottawa, VuEWL, December 1/, 1809. 1234.4f lzy L. B. Tackaverry, Auctionect. _ _ l.nnnn SALE OFr | BUFFALO ROBES8, L B. TACKABERRY has been f"r with alarge consignment from Montreal Buffalo Robes, also about 500 puairs of Shanty and Merse Blankets, which he is red to sell lower than can be obtained Mm.h Ottawa. All wantâ€" ing Buffalo kobes had better call soon as thare will not be another such opportunity. Ottawa, Nor. 22, ) 869. inss ’Mrm.mrtiommom"mu mmm,-q.. of Tea, hare been pronounced to be quite pure, and frecif@ m and ntlkhlodarh‘:cpm subst ances so often used to improve the appearancé of Tea. They are Tlll MKONTREAL The whole n-mo.ln-xi buy their teas of the mporters, THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY A: quantity ot Cutlery remain on hand dun_h:lu‘e sale of Electropiate lw.fn will be sold eh:;t to close consignment. The goods consists Table and Dessert Knives different styles, Piated Forks of different sizes, both plain and ornamental, Table, Dessert and Tea Gxom of different styles, A fow Liquor Frames, Aapor Machic Goods, &c. They will be sold cheap by private sale to close consignmeat. i ‘A., ROWE, a number of gifferent styles both Waingat and Mapleâ€"Parior Chairs, Rockers, both Arm and Nurse of different designs. These Chairs will be sold cheap for Cash, to close Consignment. We invite ins ion.‘__Ro-o-ur the ’luo No. 1, EASP ENI’ SAPPERS! BRIDGE At A. ih'o'l Auction Rooms, 4+ EOWL + THE LARGmT STOCK OF CANE CHAIRsS ever brought to Cily of Ottawa, can now be seen at A. ROWE‘8 Auction Rooms, KRast ond Sappers‘ Bfl:r; boiuq a direct Consignment from tl:” .‘zunu n the West, consisting of a mrmm aPF atiislse o c t 1 2 No"c"’ inidrntibitne uts itracscaas 4d TO l:l()}il‘ggins and others, a lé‘o uantit RE, just reeatved on Conâ€" ‘sllgnnm{t at ROWE‘s Aut{u Rooms. Consistâ€" ing of Goblets, Tumblers, Wines, #c., in diferâ€" ent styles and pattéras, Table ware of four ploo:olâ€"voq niceâ€"of different styles 2:’ natterns . T TS C GTOIOT EP Y rokrâ€"â€" _ No'ncl:. + THE LARG! ever brought to : REAT CLEARLING BALE SELLING AT COST PEICE © ‘Ottawa, Nov 10th 1869 Ottawa, December 17, 1869. NSUAL MEETING oLD CHuURCHES, oTICEK. TEA COMPANY DIRECTORS‘ HALL, â€" w H THOMPSOX, . _ JAMES ROCHESTER, WaABM CHURCHEsS. By A. Rowe, Auctioneer. By A. Rowe, Auctioneer BLACK TEA. .x usapows £00, m i. 1.b _ P Aam our Teas in small packages ., Montreal. NWB l-;--"‘ T AJOTITE 125314 1202â€"t!;9 12138