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& 8, ipts, $.000 bushels ; W“lfl;r' "d"."“"iOJl: noC\omlx“." i mon to Choics Eri, !.2)“0.76~~ t 4.00 to 5.40, m ; neu.‘ M buskhe ~l:31.4s:':jg | country tile. undersigned, unti! $A. , # 0 a.m., foâ€" the ersseâ€" HOV sE on lousester owest or say tender nxt as, &o., un be seon o8 hh“um...t K. . m 'Ll". k Markets t 21.â€"Gold 107;, or the garden, there ystem to insure ue ie truth is frraily es xperience. â€" Another been established by ich is : m.‘;’z )r a medecine #, rheumatism and [' TATLOR, _ erk of the Senate, l 1bfist RNCINEâ€"â€"As a condiâ€" a use of a few packâ€" a healthy and sound ( the discease haring wed, and hare beean ag or > o‘sst Committes® ressived after WED M A RCH next. * he Power at Oe sors nade by JEAY B 12â€" the o.z.d Orte #a, ) of uw part, Ja0* vitaws, the wie of , f the sard City of t in this respectare 8, he will seostve $10 mm diately the Polics t .L * amasa. the e will be 0 AUOTE »#, at the RCOVET & ROsS, o1 FEBKUARY, 187", rie side of WU RAA Y Séel C rla s NWike Doatinon» ; P «rtan alters) ; Mo~emizaae wory qial +. Â¥ w14 Roam tses «14 Ra6c. wakn. far 3 Mirâ€"a. P 8e ~ n doen & | wiee Dr ce veuw Antize _ =4 in £10% 31 Mess ; $19.50 to 33q IMo o 12e t brought ; -u-‘g' ;’f\g&a aou CCRev oT & Te a k + lhol.ln‘l'.‘ | | uP 31 $ AR in Heare Remedy «C & M T. ag, the 3304 lnst, , Â¥ K & ; r Western, Mâ€"k L L , gower oulyâ€"ot the »go was daiy assigne Mih Janoary, 1871. »go was daiy assigne Lyon snd ‘-luc. D G:#T # a will be perfestly 16. Raum.:u the r .lm M kags. Northrop & at.. propriators for adicine de lera. K QU 48â€" Oteas#ta, Vendors Solhator. pti +a ir s to inforcm the patâ€" 1 reslding on 3U <#4X ~BDa Homs, where she of tes tHeet LIQUO®Rs. In every o the BAXD of the ad aad bophi~ tik the mike se \" w $ at 3090 to 630 for amas Petitions t WEDNE1D :Y%, the 93,000 bushels Bay navoaressq ; @elop, ice, Fanoredi ; Leaâ€" Ins Nee# '0:“.; , Le Â¥ e dos Ohes~ Ga.as IPro s tte 2lnd instant, the USEERUL, ora .m+â€"a al ez ile, Q«ssna Came ::"“,7_‘:3'&-'-3 | â€" Esquimauxk Coats â€" which are nog at Deviin‘s. 1598 4 For sale 13. 009 Prowrxave our readers is , advertisemen + ing a promen , the now reall J ws Brigads G the duty of or in their pow band which w 4 Dominion, an done. The fire was extinguished with snow and palesful of water. The "Uttawa‘" engine was on the ground but its services wera.not needed, nevertbeless credit is due them for their promptness. ‘The loss is trifling. ‘The origin of the fire is unâ€" known though it is generally supposed to hare been the work of an incendiary. Graxo Bart at Aaserior. â€"On Friday next the 27th inst. a grand ball well be ,givren by the leading: gentlemen of Arnâ€" prior, inâ€"Airnprior.. ‘The managers are will known, and it is safe to say everything that experience and ability can suggest wmill be done to make the entertainment a leasans one. Music will be suppliad by excellent band, and this will be t guarantee for the qual:ty of the ic to be furnished. The tickets have put at the moderate price of two A large number ol Ottawa peoâ€" hare expressed a determination to be on the occasion. We wish the people of Arnprior erery success in their efforts to afford amusement. There be no doubt of the two necessary eleâ€" of success a large attendancs and advertisement in another column concernâ€" ing a promenade concert for the benefit of the now really excellent band of the Ottaâ€" wa Brigads Garrison Artillery. It is surely the duty of our citizens to ard by all means in their power the sustentation fund otf a band which would do credit to any city in the Domin:.on, and which is almost a necessity in the absence of a regular mullitary band at the capital c.ty in the vwominion. 8ez To It.â€"In order to reduce the stock to the lowest pos ible point before stock taking, goods will be sold at such prices as einnot fhail to have the desired effect a R. L. J AMES & Co. ’ COn Saturday evening the 21st inst , the teachers and children of the lull Mission Sabbath School teok adrantage of their Superintendent, Mr. W. J. Topley, meet ing with them for singing practice, to preâ€" ‘ Prouzxabe Coxcext.â€"The attention of our readers is especially requested to the w.n“;:»mmmdm. We lmke thi unity presentin mm.ma owuqnctnn, esteem, and also as a mark of the affection with whichwe regard youand appreciate the seal and patience with which you have at all times since your coming amongest us laboured in the Christian work of instruct Fizsz.â€"Between three and four o‘clock yesterday morning tire broke out in a shed in the rear of P. Cassidy‘s Hotel, corner York and Dalbouste streets© The shed was sent him with a large family bible, and the following address :â€" ® ing the youth and children of this Sabbath I;Lolil.howlcdpol the Rlessed Reâ€" We believe that you will prize the lotonlyfortholonwhichm. us lopnnmitwyoc? but also it is the Word â€"of God ronwflelmhdm have learned the doctrines of Eternal Li through a Crucified Saviour, and which we see you daily endeavouring to instill into the hearts of your fellow beings. _ The we i?ouldpip, will be bet .,:-l , 300. es Fizre.â€"The pump factory of Mr. Nicholas Thompson, in Almonte, was totally desâ€" tmyed by tire on Thnrsday morning. The fire was first discovrered between two and three e‘clock, and at that time had gained wach headway that no effort could be made to sare any of the contents of the building, which consisted of 100 pumps,100 bedsteads, 80 handspikes, a steam engine, pamp machinery, turning lathe, tools, &¢. smail, and the fence connecting it with the hotel being quickly pulled down preâ€" vented" the tire communicating to the latâ€" ter. The shed and a portion of the fence was burned but no further damage was To W. J. Topley, Fxqâ€" and we sincerely pray our Heavenly Father that He may grant you an increased and abundant supply of health, Faith, HOB asad Love, so that your hands may ptrengthened in the fiell in which you are now labouring of instructing the young in the Divine truths of the Go-po{ucol- tained in His Holy Word, and unnz add to the Crown which faith in Chri will enabvle you to wear in our Faâ€" s Mansions in Heaven, where we hope Coxormt. â€" Toâ€"morrrow evening the second promenade concert of the Ottama Garrison Artillery takes place in Elilk Music Hall. _A capital proâ€" has been prepared, and â€" the band of the Brigade will do ex. sellent justice to it in its performance of different selections. ‘The progress of Ebadofhuhubounrypod,ldit sow plays really good music. ‘ Porce Courtâ€"Two women were charged with drunkenness and riotous conduct OUne was discharged asshe was an immigrant and promised to behare herself. The other, Walsh by name, was sent to jail for three weeks. The Hon. C. L. T.lly, C. Qustoms, will delirer keture under m»& Jemperance Society, in Perth, on Friday evening 27th. A boy for assaulting a companion was fined two dollars and costs. MINSTRELS.â€"As will be seen by adverâ€" tisement, Whitmore & Chik‘s excellent Minstrel" troupe wili perform fn the Rink Music Hall on T&-fl Kellaw Awam. Arxoxts Covncir.â€"aAt the first meeting of the Almonte Council the following officers were elected : Clerk, Wm. Templeâ€" man ; Treasutrer, James H. Wylie ; Assesâ€" sor, John Menzies ; Collector and Over seer of Highways, Henry Patterson Poundkeepers, James Forgie, Francis Coburn, and Geo. Williams. Corb.«â€"The weather on Saturday night and yesterday was the coldest wo hare experienced this season. The tax gatherer of Pembroke is stirring up the inlmbitanis who are behind in their payments B§J* Just Reseived, Tommy Cods, and nice fresh fat Bulk Oysters, by the pint quart or gaHion. ‘lry them. _ _ Gaxu®.â€" An imzswense arrival of Game, Prairie Chicken, «Quail and Partridge, direct , from ise prairies at the Porrere.â€"â€"There were no prisoners in the Police Station last night. , Dext. They LOCAI. NEWS. Presentation Heur, Jan. 21, 1871. J. BUSS & Co,, 27 Sussex st and Friday eren |‘ho fellowing described Timber Limit, viz : License No. 334, on Constance Creek (be» ng a portion _ the Limit owned by the late AaARTBHUK MoARTHUR in bis lifeâ€"time) con taining 14 square miles, covered with the best quailty of White Pine Timber iu suffi cient quantities to last for years to come, with Roads cut, &c, and the distance to diaw from J to 5,; miles. tions of tion and nutrition, and by a careful of the fine mp«tieo of well selec ad cocoa. Mr. Fpps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately fis: voured beverage which may save usmany heary doctors‘! bills." Made simply with ies n im { ruary, 187 1. On THURADAY, the 26th January Last., at 198 o*ctock, Neon, Terms and conJitions made k "lmd-lg: C --“.o ‘lownnthu Plans and Retimates will be received by the Corporation of the City of Ottaw», at the Office of the City Clerk,. urtil MONDAY TUE TWEN. TLETH DaY OF FEBRUAGY aest, forthe cos« struction of the toliewing works ; A new Bridge soross the Riseau Canal from Ridean to sparks and Wellington=sts. ; a now Bridge across the * Gully * in Vistoria Ward, in a Hine with Queen st. ; and a new Brid,o across the Canal trom Maria to To eodore st. @Ground Plans can be seen at the OMce of the City Engincer, wheore any information requhed as to the various los«tions iudicated can be cbtain. " Almost instant relief in the distressing labor of breathing pesuliar to Asthma. Rar. A. C, EGGLESTON, New York. "It gives me ure to certify to the ‘us of your m“’tmba. in an afeoâ€" rci the lhn-:. and v:::. induced by public ng. vo #w ease exactly, relieving :;%M‘ and *L the voice so hat I could sing with ease. T. DUVCHARME, Chorister French Parish Church, s#ontreal." " When somewhat hoarse from cold or overâ€" exertion in public spesking, I hare aniformly found Brown‘s Troches afford relief. Basiacrasrtâ€"Eprs‘s Coooaâ€"GRArEFUVL aAxD Conurormxo.â€"The very agreeable character of this preparation has rendered it a genâ€" eral favourite. The Civil service + azelts remarks;:â€"*" By a thorough knowledge o the natural laws which govern the operaâ€" boiling wuter or milk= Sold only in tinâ€" line} packets, labeliedâ€"James Epps & Co., Homesopathic Chemists, London. with tn. lrit OAtawsa, Jan.13, 1871 BRONCHITI8, COUGH®, ASTHM A, and all disorders of the Thtoat and Lungs, ara relieved by using Brown‘s Brouchial Troches.‘ #"I hare been aflicted with Bronchitis during the past Winter, and found no relief until I found your Broxcusasr Trocuss." C,. H,GARDNER, Principal of Rutger‘s Female Institute, New York. » TIMBEER LILIMIT uncommon felony of one man writing the name of another to atcommercial paper. Such are the more common cases with which to the general public the expression forgery is ascribed, and it wis with no little excitement, then, thart the intelligence was mooted from mouth to mouth that & Jjudge was to be tried tor the vulgar crime of forgery. But as the nature of the case was learnt it was discovered that although the c&ro’o wus ro lly for forgery it was a charge of forgery of a very lugh order, if such a distinction can be made. . Judge against him. â€" The particulirs of this singuâ€" lar case are well known in legal circles, but are so little understood by the geneâ€" ral public as to warrant their recital. Un the occasion of J:.lfo Lafontaine‘s presid ing over a Court held in Ayimer in July last, Mr. Aylen in the course of practice beâ€" fore the judge in a moment of excitement used rery strong language, for which he was immediately punished by the Court. In awarding this punshment â€" Judge Lafontaine stated that it was not the first time hbe had suilared indigâ€" nity and insult from Mr. Aylen, and be was determined to put an end to such conduct. The words of the judgment rendered lz‘ut. Mr. Aylen arse to the effect that the court must proceed quietly, that Mr, P. Alyen is interdicted to pracâ€" tice as an attormey for 10 years, and to sufter one month‘s imprisonment for using insulting language, and using to the court the expression "that‘s not true" Owing to the exertions of Mr. W. McKay Wright we may all meet when our Father in Heaven calls us away from earth. Mr. ‘Topley was completely taken by aurprise. . He, howerer, made a rery feeling reply, heartily thanking them one apd all for the gift and address, and the feeling which prompted thom to gire it to JUDOR LAFONTAINE CHW:@EGHUD Wiril FORGSERY, A trial of a very importint and extraâ€" ordinary nature vis. : that of a charge of forgey brought against Judge lafontaine by Mr. Poter Aylen, Burrister of Aylmer, came of in Aylmer on Saturdsy afternoon last at three o‘clock, * The term forgery is apt to sound very alarming at first, its general use being to distinguish the serious and by no means him, and hoped that he might always so livre and act that they would always cherish the same kind!y feelings towards him. January 11, 1871. t 146744 ' Oity m“m antil the 20th Feb There are 1,000 Loags now out on the limyit id 3 cfl Timber made and lald uo 1d 40 ; sided, all of which will be sold ‘l': subscriber will sell by AUCTION â€"â€" UNION HOoUSE In this City, "*OTICL. By H. McLean, Auctioneer. UCrPIOX 41LE HMEKXRY WILKES3, D. D, Pastor of Zion Church, Montreal. all Dealers in Medicines at 25 copnts By order, E. McLEAN, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent , 1871. 15 3tdâ€"d4&w. Trial at Ayimer '!-P. ul'r. City Olerk. t WEDDING BSLLS. !The New Magazine for 1871 C. BARTLET begs to semind the publig th at hbe will commence the MuMla Beason this Day. AMlorders seut t» any parl of the olby. He also bogs to remind the pustis that hets bujying in alarge stock of Oahdonz UVraamests for Christmas, from England, from the best bouses in the line is Londos. Rion Bon Bons, of erary variety, PFancy Roxes, Cake @ruaments, a Number of ashell woxes, from Brighton, Rog» land. â€" Also, a groat variety o" other goods 8t tor Christmas aad Bow Yoar‘s Presents, too namerous to desert in this advertisement, He therefore bege ansarly call, and inspect for yourâ€" On the mgb* ct the ‘Bo,at G@)Â¥AN‘3 H \ L a Ol.+ sRACKXLEC Aoy paurtp Gatling t:e same wi‘l be bandsomely rewardâ€"d, by loavrin it t C. T BilB & Co. PR Wili be recetsol up to the 24th: ins\, for furâ€" nishing BKXCHES and D%â€"Ks for the CHARLs Iâ€" IAX BRoOTAERS SCHâ€"OL Â¥or particulars apply to the undersiga: d, W MU. FINXLEY, phfg Fruit, Citroa, Seed, Genoa. Madera, Pound Cakes, Macroons, #ponge, Lady‘s Â¥Kilugers. All kinds of Jelli v. A large assortâ€" ment of proserves in pots to suit customers. Swoets of every kind in great varisty, An inmmense stock of Fansy Hearts, Whelesals and Retail. _ selves, as he iwoertain he wil have the largest and best ascortment in the trade. Also, a very lurge assortment of rish Cakes, ornamented and N.3 â€"Tor and Ooffes Hot at all hou.s «1 the day. Refreshments of every kind always on hand. ':‘:t-{ma‘wm Cooxed in any «tylo en the shortest notise,. Ottawa, Deo 32. d4a*d Containing the latest Fashions, several new and complete Stories Mall Room Guide, Etiquette for Ladies and Gentle: men, and besides many other Novelties, the opening Chapters of the following oriâ€" ginal narratives of Home Life, and exo.ting interest, viz. :â€" BLESS HER HEART, or MY LOVE NELLY, by James Greenwood. To be had also in Weekly Numbers ; Price, three cents, No. l and 2 now on Oor.gmumu,gc. E. HUCKETT & &‘; itreet, «ittawa. Ottawa, Jan. 18, 1871. 15076f LEFT TO HER FATE, by the Authoress of the CUTT‘AGE GIBRL THE BROKEN WEDDING RING. Lady Plausible Teasem‘s letters to her A sttuation as COOK, by a middleâ€"age Wo man, is a ? rotestant. * «or a S ng!a Gemleman, One (or Two Smail) Ro ms, entuintshed, wita or without Board Apply, with addresa and terms, to X, Box 40, P U , t a w# vitawa, Janaarp L1, 1~71 1888tf MANN BR 8 beg ‘eare to tender their »incers tharks to the Fire Brignade of uttana, and those persone who worked so wiiling‘y to save tuoir pro S."’ from the Are on THUABUAY Morniog anaary :Pth lostont. + Ortawas, Jan. 108, 1871 1340 3 dlase Boearders two or three ie am. MRâ€", K > &« ~@oyv QUETTOA, ST. GEORGE & £0, y TEROUEUKIE Hiiit 6 cocmentrrrcennternccrrrrinctacenx W * & PHARDT, hactin Kike Sevueyn ; Man+ger. BR NB which is encugh +o warrant them a fall bouse. Doors open at T o slosk, Cemmence at 8 o‘sloct ic TNKEIININNNNe w uc ie te e it ie i ie io e e es warie ce Ne t The GREAT YVOCAL °L WXA CoMICSINGZR D.ncets bavs few n:do and no :rdou CH@AKLET aUsTIN, great Bong and Dance Man, MARTEXR J : N~Y, the Chatmpten Nng!c Ving, E «DIH LINNOLN, the npll\t Bala trst IHUUuMA8 MAYNARD, thd c«lebrates ViAinia: and Leader of Ochestra J i# BDY AaMSTRON + Plute and Preolo, said to be the best in Amerion mm-umss---t RON*; GOkK w the Great ugglier and Dencing Barre! Porturmer. The Manageis takoe grout pleasure in w.t“llh artist in conmegtion with thear Wammoth Miostrel Troape, in all bhls wonscerful note of Juggiing, Dancing Barrci, )tlaem. &o In wiatâ€"b be challenses the woild ; the whole beâ€" log under the dire ticn â€"f | 14 The rtnu Organiatveon eonalstes of 4 Come= disns Clx Dansers, 8 song and Danes Astins, Orchoeatra 0 pisses, a tail Quartote, Bras: Rund of 19 plecss. led by I J ALLB®*, assisted by ME MAN Mi_LRR, the colebrated4 1sromb » o Solobst, reengagement of the celebrated â€"RM. STR~N«â€" BROIHERS, ime of CARNCROS & DIXE‘"3 Misstreis Philadelpbia, who as Cls. On THURADAY and FRIDAY Rvenings, JANUARY 20th and 27th. %8 HVUITMOLE & CLARK‘S MINSTRELS AND BRA 83 BAYD Board R. 0, Separate Sohoo!s Ottawa, Jan. i9th, 1871. 1856841 Obtawa, January 13, 1871, Ottawa, January 17, 1871 A PLANO _ A+dsess, st ating terms, Ottawa, Jan. 1!, 1871 Ottawa Januery 20, 1871 ;“I.Ill BUXNX HOUSC€, 317 SBuasser Etreet. Ottawn, Janeary 2, 187 i Ottawa Jeausry 3tth 137 1E a L K R 8 Â¥be ugdersiened is progared ta reoâ€"!re as *.% 1akeo OFf TAANXEs. CLARK & HARDY, Prop:ictors Will give one of their orl4inal exteitaine en | At QOYTAWA MUSIC HALL, UST . O A R B. IX de GRAYV88, W# @ut PFANVURILIES sXE _OX1NG!! KOEINYNED TUls bay ! A EPE U wWSL‘ LN VIN RuO0B, $1%53 â€" P« dALLON. HANK WHITE ! TSHK OLD YBIIRAN COMEDTAN®. A N Eki O a ENT A NT KD. CcEORCE M. CLARK ! J,. P. MACPIIERSQ N, W ine .l".& Eigin Street, Ottaw a, PART 1. NOW READY, Apply to X) cents monthly,; $2.25 per NOLADE, UuUSLLLON PORT. M oNTILLA, sBP84 x. MRS, WIAMORE, Wellisgton st A®RD LLCANXTE, ARS ALA, Pua eX +W*a, "rate Oflse. 1568 6 M 1567 3 1484 4 ASDEN 81764 * _ OTTAWA, Decsember 23, 1870 15407 . H. PALMER‘S A very fine assortment of BPANOY GOODS. wJ*° REMEMBER THE OLD sTAND We NEXT DOOR TO TOYS|! By the UADDOCK, MULLIN®, TOMKXY CODS, Are recsiving daily, the following kinds of Fresh Fizkh, which they will deliver promptly to any part of the City, vis. : NEW â€" sSTORE, J,. B. BUSS & CO. LADIES CARD CASES, FANCY GOODS sTOCK OF JEWELLERY January 13, 1871. M* Remember the Place, J. B.‘BUSS & CO., BULK OYSTERS, No. 29 SUSNSEX 8T. 27 SUSSEX STREET. No. 97 SUBSEXâ€"ST., RING AND JEWEL BOXES. J. B. BUSS & Co. MILLILILCO N. LOB«TERS AND INSPECT HIS FLAMBERA, No. 7 «â€"FOR AND AT THE TOYS|! , PHE O PTAWA TTIM Go To HBRRINGS, and OYSTERS, ANXD CODPFISH, PICKEREL TOYS| Ths time limited by the House of Commons for the recoption of PRIVATE BILYS wil cxp‘re on WEX 430 aY, the 8th of Mirch n>st. 4. B. LLNXJ »AY, 4 Clerk House of Commons,. I boeg to intimate that my FUR 8POCK is now complete in every j °BPERM CANDLES and fancy perfemed soaps, the greatest variety in the city, and made to order by Field of Lendon, England. There is an endless variety of those f#Ane goods worthy of SPECIAL 4TTENTION FOR FAMILIES, beiog of the Anest qualities atmoderate prices, â€" KEverybody skould know that to use good goeds sares money. TRYTHEM, Ottaws, December 5, 1870, WHITE and MAIGE GRO de SUEZ. WHITE, BLUE and BLACK OPERA CLOAKS Made to Order. GOLD and SILVER FLOWERS. FROSTED FLOWERS. SCABLET VELVET FLOWERs. MALTESE VALANCENES, and HONI1ON REAL LACES. â€" _ f IMITATION LACES. LACE and MUSLIN SETTS. BLACK SILK GRENA DINES. WHITE PINK,,BLUE MAUVE, GREEN and DRAB CURRANTS â€"Quite fresh and Candiod Peels. NEW WEITE, [PINK, «BLUE, GREEN MAIGE and BLACK GARLAKD, MUTCRMOR & C0 CHEEK®SEK â€"Fine eld (Re«sors and Facâ€" tory) the best. 4 PICKLES8 and SAUCES, Jams and Jelli+s from Crosse and Blackwells, in great variety. FRUITS.â€"The Anest table and cooking relsins that can be bad, large fresh and rich Ravored. + of the best kind.} aud Dawe‘s, Lackhine, in spiendid order _ COFFEE. â€" Delitous _ Filavour Fresh Roasted and G:ound Daily. TEAS.~â€"The best qualities ot Black, Japar and Greer, new crop and fragant. BUGAR»s and BYRUPS of all kinds. POBRTBA AKD ALES®. â€"Gaincess DuÂ¥ite PORT WINEâ€"Fure and relisble (20 years old) for Medicinal purposes and the on!y Houre in the City what imports such WINES direct to order. SMERRY _ WINESâ€"Various grades, very, vâ€"ry Pale, (gelicious tavour J Splendid Wines at a price to dâ€"fy competition. SINXâ€"Jokn D Kuyper & Sons Doubleâ€" B cried, First laes. BCOTCH WHISELY â€" Old and Mild, (fall strength.) RUM, It BRANDIES.â€"Pure and unacaiterated for any uose, always on band in or Bottle. DIRECT PE R¢ ~ ;1 .CBE O%+@a, Janaary 1%, 1311 TARLATANS, pa®° HLamemhber the place, * s 33 Ridean Street. OPPOSITE OLD STAND. WHITE MAIGE and FRENCH GREY WHITE KIDS, etc. M&J* Ixsreomo® lxyirep. Ortawa, Jan. 6, 1871. The fullowing Goods in Stoâ€"k and for Sale : MLIVATE AILLS D°E P A RT M ENT . Axr Earur Caur 1s Sousorres. It is new AN ESTABLISHED FaAQT JAPANESE SILKS. you want any Firstâ€"Class BRANDIE®S “7 HOL or WINES and the best Family Groâ€" ceries, you mrust go to | Thos. Patterson, oLD RYB, GLACIE SILKS. DRESS SATINS. QOOGNAC, NEREO, UNION and of QUEBEC, from the different piaces of Growth. No. 26 hideau Streut. v roscoeri¢gs. F U R 8. F U R 8 , now Shewing PRKAO0 0x FAMILY PROOF, ABBD Ready made and RIGHWINES, 1534:7 15 ‘wooe RECELVED THIS WEEK: Fashionable Trimming to match all car The «OLIVE GREEX*® -zun aull prove the most fashionable, and of the above. are in receipt of ten plece « New Beal and plod;od Otter Skins Fancy Wove Goods still arriving. The entire stock of WOOLEN GOODS, consisting of Opera Cloaks, Mantles, 3reakâ€" fast Sbwin, Clouds, Muffiers, etc., to., at cost price. WINCIES, worth 20c for 166. _ PRINTS, __ do 206 do 15¢r. Set RIBBED HOSE, woreh s5¢ for 45¢. JOUVIN‘S GULD MEKDAL KID GLOVES at 50c. Best 36 inch GiiEY COTTON, very heary,â€" worth 15¢ for 12}. White Cottons Per 8. 8.© MORAVLAN! 1 Case Extra Cloths, in the now 1 Case of Newest 1J All the winter stock t« se sold at re ductions of from 20 to 25 pe. »ent. 2 CASKS OF MiuuiNERY, Containing the Vezr Larzst Styles in Have commeneed selling off their entire stock of T. Hunton, Shoobred & Co, At prices regardless of cost in orde to 44. srarks st. 49 and some very Choice things in Flowers, Feathers and Will recseive "this week * per Express,‘ ONDON, England, ‘ 85800 Cotton PATTERSUN & BRYSON 8 Bales 1IO0lbs. Cornwall 6 Bales Black Wadding. WINTER â€"COODS 2 Bales Olbs. Cornwall Grey Blankets. 1,8500 Linen s 2 Bales S}lbs. Cornwall Grey Blankets. 2 Bales Slibs. Cornwall Grey 1 do TCadet t« «6 1 de 34 inch Factory Flanâ€" 1 Case Light Grey Etoffe. Ottawa, Jan. 8, 1871. Spring Importations. January 13, 1871. ANADIAN BLA! «& <TS, T â€"<«EEDS, ete., 2tX t 1 x at k=ctory Prices. 563 SPARKS STREET, Opposite BATE & Co. _â€"__ in endless Variety. ‘7‘1'.“8‘23:.01‘, SHOULBEED & C# swa, Ost 11 i.&' MAGEE & RUSSELL PATTERSUN & BRYSON. Grey Blankets. Blankets. nels. Breakfast Shawls, Ties, Mantle Cloths. ESA LE. Satin Cloths, Abry Goods. EARING Now Kaow Ye, and We do, by and with the advice ¢f Our Privy Conncil for Cansada, and by and uuder the authority of the Act of the Parliament of Canada, bereinbefore in part recited, by this Oar Royal Proclamation, diâ€" vide the Province of Manitoba ia Ouar Doâ€" minion of Canada, into four Kloeotoral Diâ€"â€" tricts, foar the purp.sa:s of representsation in 'th-e House of Commons of Canada, each of which said Districts shall be represented by l”. Member, and which said Kiectoral Disâ€" Pricts shall beâ€"respectiively known by the names or degigmations "hereinafter set fortb, and sha!ll be compnased of such portions of the Provinge of Manitobr as are hereinafter pu: ticularly describ d, that is to say : â€" Electoral District oumber One to comprise, of the KElectoral Dirisions recently éstablished by the Proclamation of the Lieatenant Gov. ernor of Manitoba, for the Legislative Assom â€" bly of Manitoba, those knowa as Headingly, or No. 8, Saint Charles, or No. 9, Baint J1mes, or No. 10, Baint Boniface, West and Kast, or Nos. 11 as the Electoral Vistrict of Marquette, Of all which our loving subjects and all others whom these presents may concern, are hereby râ€"quired to take notice and govern themseives accordingly. m In Tastixort Wau» rzsor, We have caused these Our Letters to by made Patent, and the .~ Gtest Beal of Canadsa Ao be hereunto sffized ; Witness our Right Trusty and W.â€"llâ€"Beloved the Right Ronorable John A » Wureraas for â€"representation of the eaid Province <of Manitobs in the House of Commons of Canads, assin the Act of Parliaâ€" ment herâ€"inbâ€"fore in such respect recit=d, is provided, it is expedient that We do, by Proâ€" elamation, divide the said Province into fâ€"ur Electoral Districts ; Axo Wusersas we did, by and with the ad â€" vice and consent of Our Most Honorable Privy Council, under the authority of the one hundred and forty.â€"sixth section of "The Brit. ish North America Act, 1867,"" by Oar Order in Council bearing date on the twentyâ€"third day of June now last past, (yrder and Deciare that, from and aiter the Fifteenth day of July, One thousand eight bhundred and seventy, Rupert‘s Laind and the North West ern Territoey should be admitted into,fand beâ€" come part of, the Dominion of Caunada ; Axp Waereas by virtue of the Act of Parâ€" lismmâ€"nt of Canada, hereinvefore in par recited, there became, and was form~d, on, frow, and after the Fif eenth day of July, in he year One thousand eight hundred and seventy, the Province of Manitoba, now one of the Provinces of the Dominion of Canada, bounded as in the last mentionâ€"d Act is particula.ly mentioned and describ d ; and 12, Winvipeg and 8t. Juhn, or No. 18, Kildonan, or No, 19. Such Electoral District number One, to be called and known as the Kiectoral District of Electoral District numb«r Two to comprise all ths settlements on the Red River, and in tus ncighborhood, lying between the south line of Electoral District number One, and the Frontier of the United States, including the settliements on the Beloe, at O«k Point Electoral District number ‘Three, to com pissall the settlements on the Red River, and in the ne‘ghborhood between the north line of Electoral District number One and the porthern frontier of the Province, including those at Broken Head River, such Electoral District number Three to be called and knowan as the Electoral District of Lingar. Electoral District number Feur, to comâ€" pose all the scttiements on the Assiniboine and Lake Manitobs, and all other setilem nts to the westward of the westâ€"rna Hne of Klecâ€" toral District number Onâ€", such Kiectoral District number Four to be called and known Felkirk. or Baint Anpe, such Electoral District num. ber Two to be called and known as the Elec. toral District of Provencher. WBEBEAB it is in and by a Act of the Partiament of Caosda, made and passâ€" ed in the Thirtyâ€"third yâ€"ar of Our Reigo, .+ tituled : " Au Act to amend and continue the Act 32 and 33 Victoria chbapter 3; and to establisk and provide for the Government of the Provinces of Manitoba, amongst other things in effect enacted ; that on, fromw, and after the day upon which We, by and with the advice and consent of our Most Honoratle Privy Council, under the authority of the One hundred and fortyâ€"sixth Section of the Britisb North American Act, 1867, shall, by Order fa Council in that bebalt,admit Ropert‘s Land ard the North Western Territery into the Union o the Dominion of Canada, th:re shall be formed out of the same a Province, which shall be one of the Provinces otf our Dominion of Canads, and which shall be called the Province ot Manitoba, and be as in the sard Act of the Pulhnentm, now in part in recital, is particularly mentioned and descriâ€" b. d. Axp it is further in and by the said Act now in part in recital, enacted that on, from and aft r the said day on which our Order in Council shall take effect ;uMMd, the proâ€" visions of the British America Act, 18#87, shall except these parts thereof which are in terms rusde, or by reasonable intendâ€" meot may be held to be specially applicable to or only to affect one or more, but not the whole of the Provinces at the time of the paseâ€" ing of the said Act naw in part in recital, and except so far as the same may be varled by the . said Act now in part in recital, be applic» able to the Pro same way and to wommy to the several Provinces of Canads, and as in the Provicce of Maritobs had been one of the Provinces originally united by the said Act, that is to say, by the British North America Act, 1867. Axp it is further in and by the said Act new in part in recital enacted, that the said Province shall be represented in the frst instance in the House of Commons of Canaca by four Members, and for that purpose shall be divided by Prociamation of Our Govâ€" ernor Gr‘l into tour Electoral Districts, each of which shall be represented by ons Member, provided that on the completion of the Census in the year one thousand eight hundied and eighty one, and of each D«cenâ€" nial Census afterwards, the represcibatives of the said Province shall be reâ€"adjasted accord~ irg to the provisions of che fifty»first section of the B itish North Ameâ€"ics Act, 1867. Jonx A,. MicBoxaus, Attorney G nerai, YICTORIA, by the grace of God, ot the United Kingdom otr @reat, Britain and Ireland, Q4een, Defender of the Faith &c., &c,, &¢c,1 To all to whom these presents shall come, or whom the same may in anywise conc tn â€"GREETING y 2 (LB.] borough, is the County of Cavan, Ircland, in the Peerage of th United Kingdom of G:eat Britein and Ireland, and a Buronaet A PROCLA YATION. LISG A K. CANADA, Authorissd discount on Awsesica® Levorsas an} tifurtaer not‘se ; 19 par cent. R 3 Â¥ B URC@8T(E, a Commission «r of Curtoms Otawas, September 26, I®T% BOOK3 Bought, Bold and Exchanged. O:tawa, January 15, 1871 nterested, that on WEBEONKSDVAY, the FiFâ€" TBENTH day of ths m »*th of FKBR J AKY mext at Our City of CTTAW A, afwresald, persosaliy you be and appear for the DEsPATOU of BUSL= NE$3, to traat, do, ast, and consiads upon those things which in Our sald Parament of C an«de and the Common Counsil of our said Domtaces may, by the favor of Ged be ord ained. In Tramw»«r Wasnsor, We hare cnuse! these OQur Letterâ€" to be made Patent, and the wreat Beal of Canada, to be hereunto aAzxed. Wirâ€" . wess, Our Beloved. th» Kight Honorabiec Joa® _ Baror Liso ««, of Lisgar and Banllisborougn, in the County of Caran, Lreland, in the Poer. age of the Unitea Kingd »m of Great Britain aod lrelan4 and a Baronst, ons of the Most MHonorab‘e Privy Counoil, Knight Grand Oroge of our Most Distinguiâ€"hed rdéer of Sa.nt Mi chael and St. seoerg», Governor General <f Onuda, and Goversor and Commander=\!nâ€" Chief Af the Isliand of Prinse ERéwn d. At Our sovernment Youse in Oar City of OT. TAW a, in Our D»fl.. the TENITH 647 of J 4db U ARY, in the year of Our Lord, one thoipand eight hunodred and seventyâ€"one, and in the Thirty Sourth year of Our Reign. Bj Coamand, Have now received a fuil supply ot YICTORIA, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Sritain: and irel=nd, Queen, Defender of the caith, &6 , #0., &5. To Our Beloved and Faithful the denators of the Dominion of Canada, and vhe members cleot â€" od to serve in the House of Commons of Our said Domlision, summoned and called to a Mosting of the Pariiamest of Canade, at O# City of Ottewas, on the First day of FEBRU. ARY next, to have been commenced and held, and to every one of youâ€"%$REETIN® ; Bhelf and Heary Hardwase BEN&Y‘8 STO YE BUILDILN®, Weltington Street, Upper Town, O [(LS.] Chate do Chas liere, Hall and Gatinesu Stations . The Department will not be bound to accept the lowest or any tâ€"nder, Beparate Tenders will be required for the works at each Station, and must be enforsed, Â¥is ;« Epecifications‘can be seen at the office of the superintend.nt of the Ottawa River Works, where printed forms of Tâ€"nder and any other inb‘on can also be obtained, on and after 23rd instaut. The signaturcs of two solvent and responsi« e pa'ooawulin‘ to become ‘sureties f.r the due fulllment of the contract must )e attachâ€"d to each tender, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, J in, 20, 1871. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the underâ€" signed, will be received at this office until FRIDAY the 20th instant uoon, for the perâ€" formance of certain repairs to the works at the Calumet, Chats, and Chaudiere Stations on the Otitawa River, and also at Stations on the Petewawa and Gatineau Rivers: Terms of Sabscription: Z1 a year, in un’oo. From ns1â€"31b1:sâ€"ibers, Deporits will be reâ€" kÂ¥ m HAUSER‘S LENDING LI{BRARY, No. 44 RIDEAU ATREET: Oltawae, January 21, 18171 Ottawa, J«ou â€"ry 16, 1871 , one ot Our Most Honorable Privry Counâ€" oil, Knight Grand Cross of Our Most Honorable Order of the Bath, Knight Grand Cross of Our Most Distinguished Ocrder o(‘l'nt Michael and S«int George, Gevernor Gâ€"neral of Canada, and Govâ€" erber and Commanderâ€"in.Chici of the Island of Piince Edward, At Oar Gorâ€" ernment House, in Our City of Ottewm this Fifch aaylo! January, in the year Our Lord, Ons thousand eight bundred and seven‘*yâ€"one, and in the Thistyz«fourth year of Our R ign, # By command, â€" ; CUNNINGHAM & LDSY, 1U8TOMS® DEPARTMKEN®T: NHOMAS I8AAC, HEAP LREADING, OrFICEKE TO COKTRACTOR®S. NEW FALL GOODS 4$ Potawawa Station Calumet do DK PAE TXE X T . EOV ARv J L&NGEYVIN, Clerk w the C:own in Chansery, 14 RLIDELAU sTLEKET, By order, Taine, Glass, Oll, PROCLAMA TLUN LI8SG A R. Orrawa, O6th January, 1871. CANADA J C AIEINS, Becretary of State, F. BRAUN, 1570 4