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[ * _,._._._... TB ihe Committee _ (owing to »* that. . te Dberal support of the citizens,) _ _ _ uff®uabled io offer a large number r | prizes, and we hope to withy io it the: â€" Astong muster of the men of the CK & 808 PERRIOp '..I s E ",'."l-:.uf‘ oncs, Bux in o k. i better Spring and Summer Implements, Produce, ‘..'" has the Caledonisa Water. No * #lt, therees. . 1 Tyshould be without it, for where it o ijgaily used, no Doctor need apply. ymatence by the sale > ‘ Cimson & Co., Agents. °* of !‘ 'og~ mno will yay on under the siple â€" epirivaig ad aoy maexion above inge Mormte 1UNT £00, ‘Forento, P.0 .. %% e V Re +A 7th AUer.. m Stock, Fur, Z..c2_â€"3. _ | AM% Bbodin, a tamcy fair from Monâ€" us 00R * s fned $10 and, sosts for being ++ 1 aad disorderly in Lower Town. PECTIFIE® _ Piergs Ho#, charged with committing M ‘,'l.‘ of the peace, was remunded. hey as Iun..,.., charged with running popalar use t8 s Ts khool, buil alley, a disorderly Ap» selling liquor without license, y bavermlt W-do:u. ‘. "ee «r»g ..:‘{ TT ovmmmmniite ie itz ma i. lay KILLEDâ€"PO3C MORTE 4 ion,, Tndhbt $ INQUESC. y Ras .. o .. C008 5 t of your Flannels for the Fall at once .m‘.’z‘ ‘m,ghflhuqldm?; 4 _'hh. Aw" $ Snarkka Nlm‘.( 3INES3, ROBERT SALg F2 n m‘U; *fi Â¥ARRY S07 pSrsgy ' ~â€"< The prBeip" Choce: lt | 2,7.2" AN is & times ang An: of aleven on old No. 18 rav, 2CR ~<E L&Vi Youre ; Fhe best *=, ( 388 1872 10 x Brsuers, of the Montreal Witness, «i io whom reference is made in the me of that journal of 19th August, is I-hh Besides canvassing . for ie Fibes publication he is representing i Trompn, the publisher of Montreal. "The Highiand Clans," © Domeatic Hisâ€" wy of Englnd," the " Franco German " we amongst the works he will have tw oler. ln addition be will have. she plmsus of showing a map of the Domin ion of Canada, mentioning the limes of Bail projected and lnished. He is st:ying Mrs. Sutton‘s, Sparks Street. UR G. 4. Rrus Assocamox®.â€"The match of this populas corps will passos Thur=day and Friday nex‘. lirs much plessure in stating ixs He had on when he left howe grey yais, ind was in his shirt â€"leeves. . Hs is ie saly son of a poor widow By bet, of the name of Joreoh Marion, Miki residence on Church street on tumby list, and has not been heard of Â¥t.0‘Sum presided at the Court this ‘ming, lboking well afterhis trip to the _ Asous W t of MQ ishould send in supply of the Caledonis Water. Gmso® & Co., Corner Sparks and Elgin. I‘ Rochesterville, two spleadid Lots. good ands, on Preston Street ; also, a splendid _.'---V:'.‘::zmv horse, 10:: ’.'r-l-itijfl“-"“ axleâ€"tree, and new ?"’,:,me-nu turtber EVARISTE DORION, : C quidege th 1~>~<<> 0o *‘ Nes‘ {mos Foaw1zorNG &&AH.IAY Co. bv.uu-'ln'l a.na. e arrive from Aylmer at 4.30 p.m. sw =Jessie Cassels" leaves qrige? at 8.30 a m. C Q’Mm all points East and l;]hu&-hwin pertorm on the ' mateh, and the Committee making preparations to receive their "eaday morning, Mr. Taylor, Conâ€" Miof this city, gare a man named M wmrarai packages _ of monty, Milng in all to about $60, with which ‘bmn. number of Wotking: at Keefor‘s quarry on the ATowa koad, about nine miles dis ftowm Ottawa. Burton Jeft Ottama at ""‘ih-or’m; with one Andrew M #00: was â€" engaged â€" with _ his b&- from the quarry for «W Both men left town sober, m M, Bfia.:“â€"'hh l‘-l.ldnâ€""b-. uies July 31. 152 ‘appreciation of this efficient volunâ€" sxysby hmoring them with their fos Cheap Cottons, ( 121886 ies BC C LC OOCC ALLA®, McKumwoss & Mc Jogax®‘s, dois . _ > parks Street POUCE COU sTâ€"TU £8SDA Y Wright, charged with being drunk H-mp-blhunu,‘:- pair? saaVELLE®‘S GUIDE. TL â€" 7 â€"@Ouk: of : ‘tht :.:‘“""""‘ getting it be. ROKeS he received the fatal 'wa .M‘ N!'nml. ..'.:luy- house, on the Corks on ‘.'i““'"'dn-inth ww rnos seeies_ Satened the N oupy, ,, "" VC bat had happened. Thursdays at ee"> S 3 is wasuos & Orrawa Raunwar. am. <&m. noon. p.m, w 1%) 1030 12.00© 10.00 w ds 8.# 345 60 e usbk CoxtRal RanWwaYy . t . . _ _ " MAppened. ® lke pablic street, was fined $2 LOCAL FEWS- era WA (C,xaDA 1 ANO _ Leaves &Y B V ictoria Arrives McK m»xoxs & MoSora®‘s, ) Sparks Street Saleof Light Prints, at Separts & ieb ad ( & INQUEsT. puise,"‘ departs for _ |\ _ Dr. Sweetland being sworn saidâ€"Made |nl¢“‘!""’.,m a post mortem examination of body of ts »k .006 n +t 8.‘ Andrew Howlet assisted by Dr. McGillivray and P®â€" _ | He then read the tollowing report : The ton on Cuesdays 1.00 body was that of a man about 5 »eet 10 k aekeke s e +A* ~"~, _|inches in height, .bout 45 to 50 years of n.nm.s&m.nr Co. age. The body was weli nourished Atawa at 7 30 a. m. and apparently healthy. There was ex» from Aylmer at 4.30 p.m. tensive eccymosis of the left side of the ar **Jessie Cassels" leaves | face There wus a round open wound with at 8.30 a m. '"‘ll'd'dl.'lm opposite the exter . aty" to all points East and | nal angle of the ieft eye, and in front of ; A. H. TAYLOR, Agents. _ | and lacerated «bout &n inch in length, Un a and corner Sussex ahd removal of the scalp there was found ex o his t._nvgul.ionolblooJmin‘ the whole of : supplied with Caledonia Ask for it. Gissox & Co., s“:gmmum Rive® WRA W A MCY CRIS EV ARISTE DORION 01-..!. M Ontario 10.00 O ) 240 _ i.10 Navieatio® Co. ry day at enough, ) Sparks Street. 24. . ... ... 90 ForwarpiNe Co lle > says teaming, 80. â€" For 1958tf As $56 im 1.30 4.00 “Youu-'tdobou:;h for yw&cm- ployermin," said some to a bigâ€" strougâ€"backed niin of n{l nrb:.on ‘t‘hod, whart. " Arrab," replied Pat, with great emphasis, ~neither will [." An old lady who, having been seen to study a dictionary for a very considerable m-:mummmu:.m of it, uuw‘m be veryâ€"nice reading if it were divided in to chapters, so ? _ * Bec use he slept with his faghers ; and I think if he had been so very rich be would have had a bed of his own to Mhn a on all that he hears, Lh Ma," said a lit:le girl, "I don‘t think lomon was so rich as they say he was." * Why, my dear, what makes you think _ Burton was brought back to U:tawa and is still in custody. Why is a man who makes addition to failse rumors like one who has confidence in all that is told him ? Because hereâ€"lies «We the jury have come to the conclu sion from the eyidence adduced that Andrew Howlet came to his death by acciâ€" dept from his head coming in contact with the wheels and bottom of his waggon and thit there is no cause of suspicion or com~ plaint of any party in his company." . . I he Coroner then addressed the jury who after a fow minutes consideration returned uné_!lo(vm;nqfioc: ile â€" . Henry Burton, the m, was then aworn, and deposed as : Yesterday morning went to meet Mr. Taylor at Engâ€" lish charch in Ottawa, by appointment ; had engaged to come up to work in wu'cawq for Mr. Taysor ; was coming up with owhnolln:'cupolqnmy; he -vono.rm money o bring u tot‘holn.; vér accident lookphool: tore the pape off the money and pus lat~ ter in my purse; on way out stoppeci at brewery to gei. some beer; had some whiskey w â€" Hide‘s tavern; We had some more whiskey at Mrs, â€" Barry‘s; _ at _ Mr. _ Sparks Tavern which we came to next. 1 took whiskey and Howlet called for a glass of ale with a stick in it Could not say whether he drank it or not, I draak miae. te then wantei to go home, but i per sgaded him not to do so, I advised him to go on to the quarry and «aid 1 would lo«d ‘l-h-nd%n‘uhnb-& to the main roud. |then drove, ne lying in the wag you. | I troumed a listle tast coming new: Mre, Magee‘s in onier to"make up lost wmé, when he said his hat had blown off. 1 toht him I had one in my bundle which 1 would give him,going back to OUtiawa. 1 a@ked bim severalâ€"imes if he was all. ight, Afrer crossing the gully briage 1. looked around and observing a wound over his eye i stopped the horses. He gaped .eunmof ume« and died 1 spoke to Jmon 20 yards before coming to the vridge and he said he was all right. There was blood on his tace «ind the #neel of the waggono. His head was up on the waggon ; wus lying in same poâ€"ition as when 1 looked back previous time. Was iying on his vack, heast toward~ hind of waggon Did not slier nis position, but :ustened horses and potice at Mr. Harmer‘s of what Mmend Knew Howlet for about nine years Often saw hium more under the influence of liquor than on the day of the accident. 1 was a little the -u-omgwny-df.bmeonld walk well enough, Know no more than [ have stated in relerence to the matter. Do not know that he got any money that morning. Never had an angry word with him during my life. Am a man of a family and keep house at kochesterville. Mr: Sparks, sworn, said ; Keep tavern about tour and a half miles from Gttawa ; saw Howle: sabout nine* o‘clock at my tavern in comp ny with Burton ; they came into bar, and Burton cailsd for a drink ; they both drank . proof whiskey ; Burton m::m,bot flo'bcb:u;;o worse .of" liquor ; appeared to quite fmeudly ; Burton teamed the horses when they ieti; Howlet was too drunk to drive Nivples es Ieaning ~Aguiint a) booaite of uwlet was leaning & bas behind Burton when they left my Arthur Harmer sworn, saidâ€"Heard of death of Andrew Howlet about half past eleven o‘clock yesterd.y morning ; was ut my brother‘s, a farmer in Nepean, at the time a man named Burton tol4 about it ; he told me there was a man dead down on the road ; th«:t coming down the gully the maun‘s head rolled off the waggon und got his nec« broke . he asked me to wituess thâ€"t the min was deid ; weat with hiwm to body; suid that at the top of the lhill he asked Howlet if he was all right, o which question the latter made reply by saying he was and to drive on ; when he got to the foot of the lull heard Howles give & and looking aronnd found he was z;um-. body was on the waggon the head re«ting on some hay; blood on spokes of waggon all round ; a little blood under head on waggon; Aurton said he wanted me to see how the man came to bis death as it looked suspicious, after seeing body came a part of w.y to town. but seemed undecided and went back toâ€" wards waggzon for the purpose he s id of going to Corners o notify the magistrate; he seemed to have tiken some lquor; was excited;but knew what he wis doing. the left side of the head. Un removal of the skullc:«p there was extensive congesâ€" tion of the, membranes with larger clots of blood both external and internal to them. The substance of the brain was healthy, but there was effusion otf blood in the left ventricles. \n examining the wound op~ posite the external angle of the left eyse, there was found a compound communeted tracture of all the bones forming the orbit of the eye. except the nasal, and the eye itself was in a -Lpolo- mass. . The soft parts of the left side of the face were in a bruised condition, and clotted with: blood. ‘The wound at the angle of the eye was caused by some blunt instrument. From information received since holding the examination he came to the conclusion it was caused by repeated blow=. The side of the face was so bruised thit :t was impossiole to say whether the wound was caused by rumoling or by blows. Thought the wound at the angle of the oye was made by the same force as caused bruises on face. Might have been caused by re of head, against a hard substance. mpo-ibh that wound w«s caused by bead coming in contact with the spokes o. a waggon in rapid motion. The external Dr. McGillivmay was then sworn and said he agreed with Dr. Sweetland both as regards facts and opinions. Made post mortem examination with Dr. Swesetland. On examining the viscers of the Moracia and abdominal cavities the organs were all found to be perfectly healthy, except some old adhe ions of the left pleura. J. SWEETLAND, m.D. D. McGILLLVRAY, M.D. In answer to questions by Mr. Lees, Dr. Sweetland said : 7 6 rested in the afterncon by Detectire O‘Neil. On nearing him he was observed to throw something from him into a pile of stones. + Detective O‘Neil asked him to deliver up the mohey which had been giyen him, ‘He answered what money? wha, in hâ€"â€"money have I got? Detectiv U‘Neil looked among the stoses and found $40, and on searciing his person found about $20 more. A tpost mortem examination was held yesterday afternoon by Drs. Sweetland and McGillivray on Howlet‘s body, and in the evening an inquest was held at M1. Beat. l ty‘s house in Nepean, when the following evidence was elicited, and verdict ren ‘ dered :â€" . Accarding to the Indias Mirror, the Maharajah of Cashmere is coming out as an author with a view to refute "Brahminâ€" «Wentworth Dilke‘s Gréater Britain" is the English textâ€"book prescribed for this year‘s study at the Amsterdim School of Mr. Williym Black‘s c‘ever mry, "The Strange Adventures of a Phmton," will be concluded in the November nuraber of Macmilian, and will subsequently be reâ€" published in an illustrated form. Berlin. Iwo editons, therefore, are in the German market ; and a law court will have to decide whether, from their point of view, nm author forfeits his WM t in by first publishing in & Mr. Bentley announces " The Poll'dml Institutions of America and knglind," by A question of International Copyright is likely to come before the German law courts. in which English authors have some interest. A lady known in literature as * Ouida‘"" has authorzed editions of all her muz in the Tauchnits dollection. Hor last volume o.l':'hl which is shortly to in Eng! was, it appears, first pcm in America, and has been réâ€" L"mt-l'imhrl.n M&h. har protestâ€"by Mesars. Asher & Co. of Avery fina specimen of the bive heron was shot nea Kincardine on Toursday last. It measured tive feet eleven inches trom tip to tip of the wings, and when erect stood four feet high, Iis beuk is seven inches long. The tird is to be =s .x1der mised.‘" & A faew days ago, while a well was being dnll:t'i';ou{lomt. the drill hit the rock and a few moments operation a great uol e was hear, and the diill, piplnf. &c,, suddenly thrown up into the air, followed by a jet of water and a shower of stones and gravel, that were thrown to a height of sixty feet. â€"The well still remains tuil, and the water in it is boiling furiously. We are pleased to notice from a sumâ€" -rynopndforun Montreal Gazette. thas the crops throughout the country will on an average. prove good. . â€" Windsor commencei excavating for her water wo ks on Monday last. The machin ery is expected on the ground e«rly in September. Mesars. Rosamocd «nd Caldwell are the cand:d:tes for the representation of south Lanark in the Ont«rio Legislature. Both are in favor of the present Local Governâ€" ment. ® The s«mallâ€"pok is reported to have broken out utpglmbly _ Some days &go some miscreints placed some s on the line of the Great Waestâ€" ern Bnlw; at a point twelve mile« from London. driver saw them in time to put on the brakes,or incalculable mischiof would have been causedi. Iti« stated that a double track is to be laid on the Great W.estern between London «nd Glencoe with all expedition. Mr. Rotert Keith, . brotherâ€"in law : to Mr James Browa, M.P., was ascidently killed a tew days since at Smithville, by falling from his waggon and dislocating his neck, Onl‘rldnyhnn-nuncdl’m(h:g- bell dropped dead on the street at Bradâ€" ford, mimcoe. He had been drinking heaviâ€" ly fir the pst month. â€" Rxrtensive stock of Wool Car, pets, in two and three ply ; alsoâ€" ex. Super, which we are offerin at last season‘s prices. Call ang examine. ThRUSSELL &:WATSON’ES e newest designs in (Engâ€" lish): Oil Cloths, from 80¢ to ‘.l 480 Tapectrz and Brussels Carpets are now offered at from 10¢ to 20¢ %1’ yard under (;J)reoent vftlne. ose recquiring C ts of an kind â€" wor‘d (fo m to loo{ through the stock now shown by RUSSELL & WATSON | _ We must congratuiate the public on the pleasure which the neonsu and most charming letter from the Doctor will af. f rd. Not the least striking feature about it is its capital style and a general bonkoâ€" mie of manner ana expression. in spite of the desperate perils relued, and the dreadful scenes which it paints, the joy with which the writer h«s teen fiiled by the arrival of succour, and by the pros. ect of consummating his disc veries‘ and doing measureless good to Africa, postively irradiates the entire production _ Livingâ€" stone is clearly once ag.in in splend:id . spirits snd certainly makes a first rate newspaper oorre:sodom. Some of the ghilo-oplnn of the *‘ Anthropogical," inâ€" deed, will scarcely enjoy the humourous pokes be gives them in compnrison with those ‘magniticent cannibalsâ€"the : Manyâ€" uema. But the great traveller h«s seen in these Libyan lHighlands the true Atcan, Egypti n rather than of modern Negio.d breed and type, and, and what he writes about the race fills us with a deeper ab horrence of the slave trade, and a new | sense of whait this dark continent may be | come when it takes its long deferred ; lice { ia civibzation . ... ... I nfl?srgghult‘l, &.tWATSON’S. DR. LIVINGSTONE‘S LETTERS POMINION NXOTES (Daily Telegraph, July 290.) LITERAR Y PnE OTTaWa_ _ TlMto a0GUST 21, 1872 Each Tender t flu-noC-n-{-:q.'. -u.'-h“" a Bond the payment of £: to Her I“-;.‘.h o o Camiee upou ths dus filfilment tnoomed aiu "L20 e froiePAnies provided it November. ea _ months from ""'“: Lands sad Werks i amoh supplemental guarantes by the Provincial Gorernment, or upon â€"uch other financial i meonts uh:-dm &"" th:‘h'--m:::“u‘~~ the lowest or any cu«u.-.t of Lands and Works. Visis Britis Columbia, u“g'r‘.“fl noon o the 15th day of November, 1873. / _ be insufficient, are at liberty to tender on the basts Tenders are to be sealed, supersoribed "Tend for Requimait :pvtqbut.' sddressed . to auu-n-u:uu Works, Britis Columbia, and delivered at his office ** The Dominion Government shall guarantes the interest for ten years from the date of the completion of the work, at th rat> of fve pér cent per annam on such sums. not exceeding £1005000 sterling, as may be required for the construction of a first elass Graving Dock at Requimait." The Dock to be of masoury, and of not less than the following dimensions :â€" . Length on foor 370 feet, > | Do. over all 400 feet, Width between sopings 90 feet, The Government of British Columbia are prepared to receive Tenders for the construction of a Graving Dock. at the N=val Station, Requimait Harbor under the guarantee provided in the Twelfth Section o‘ the Terms of Union of this Province with the Dominion of Canada, which section is in the followâ€" ing words :â€" es, w > ‘ogether with a complete Shoif and Bol:v'y“lhrdva:hflmm And mJHm -m““ . makes to numereys to mention, ESQUIMALT GRAVING DOCK ythes k pt cvnstantly on hand : ... S Thig is Obawpice Seption and other Hary Implements, Now stock at old pice::h&- old stand No. 24, No. 24 Rideau Street OTTAW A. on drait the best in the Dominion: All the abow s prices to defy s . MoDUNELL & MON@BnAI8 rom the citizens and. Eflrmnrdâ€"ww" us . to our stook. Bpring‘s m iimnononiiie maek tres tas tomllulhhlo_?rdvhdl- I.E.x. sbparkt io rtoin dn petvaldy Liausrs of the Best brenal"fedron in lafrtrtook hand _ A fine lot of new Map:e Syrup in bottles and _, Ottawa, July 5, 1872 Aud invite the atteniion jof Buyers to their larg> and. carefully lcl&t,d assortment of JAPAN, YuUN4 HYSON,, GUNrOWDER, I @+ ERIA . and rWANKkAY TEAS And BRANDIES, GIN3, ROMS. and the Finest Brands of PORT, BHERRY, &c. 136 McGILL STREET, MONTREAL Aug 2, 1872. i - 2038 The following are a fow of the different makes of Public notice is hereby given. that _an appliceâ€" tion will be in «de to he Corporation of the Tows ship of 1:::... to pass & Byâ€"law to authorise the closing s opping up of that porti_n of the old travellet coad 'ouin.m St, Lo us Da . from the CUoncession Line which croâ€"ses the East baif of iot number forty. in the first coucession, Ottawa froat, of the Cownship o| ~epean. . The above named Byâ€"law. will be introduced st a s=ssion of the Council to be heldenim the Town Halt. Be 1 -tb':-unl 3 .hx‘_tz.o.'.doek ’ -...:. Thuréâ€" , Neptember 1%h. 1872, where and w any on whese rahu might bo prefedisialts ailerted by the pruoued'clc-iu and stopping up of said portion of road will be heara . By order of the Council. ______ _ _ + Bell‘« Corners, Ne fo rorpere. S eream SCYTHES, SCYTHES, TOWN&I]P OF NEPEAN A restaurant keeper has raised the price of his dinpers, alleging, since M. Thiers has taxed| «* metals," saucepans are dearer. An amorous Detroiter tried to kirs am uowilling fair ove lsst week, when she grow angry and bit his cheek, The cheek has since festered and swoolen, until the surgeon has dec:ded to burn the fiesh with caustic, and treat it as if it h1d been the bite of a mad dog. These gantlemen have formed themselv6s inw-monllhd. Union, and acopted the following resolutions : "Th'::fllh Murfll’flnb.dnflo(m sere the part of all is very desirable ; that s c-mrbonntforlndphaduthn- vice of the minister; th it the position 6f the minister during the funeral service be left to his own discretion ; that the selesâ€" tion of the Lord‘s day for funerals be disâ€" couraged." s RITISH COLUMBLA. The most novel strike on recori is that of the clergymen of Wilmington, Del Ottaws, May 11, 1872, Peile of the Pretds Blood‘s Cast Steet ~~~do mep roooak? Gaceg of the Masdon. Blood‘s Silver Steel do 8SIGN OÂ¥ THE ANVLL, o vebrag Nss 6 ycekic 5 fl \"'g :4',«,\' @BO. A. Wwalrty, louer of Lands and Worky. s must be accompanied F. W. HARXeR, Township Clerk ECC ERRTCY Ridean Stree A\ No 24, Te k ge wout of Pablic Works; <>> > their accounts at an mtk' * 2045 8 lmou‘d,." that O8TOHS BEPAWMENT ~~~~~| ® 4 friend in new The signatures «ftwo solvent and respossible per n:Ehwo-d-l::d&ozumfi;:- ance of the swork must be sttached to e» ch tender. ta i 2 u. W e et FFaie aredenmed S e sace o ind (todnt, poon ‘“m. the 2th August instant, for the formatio« of two eonstruction of W harres oto .uu--a-;'.‘i'."um side of the Lachine Caual, between Wellington Street an1 St. Plars aod S seen at tais office e erel oL ee otons ean be gton t tais office ml"ll.-lh l&h“hnnl. where printed i aedreamem rerible ebnefet Srcemnoiy Brisâ€" | "‘the Bteamer ( * * * i?fim:&;fié@ r...‘":‘.fl‘f‘* aud uky éw t# Rey part SIR JOHN YOUNG: ». siMoy8 & 00. .. oi y f 3uu i pedetten en petoens .. | pore baminct N.T. . readink s NWBE // n Ottaws, May 2. 1977 Presidept Frwmb lt ts Auie beilbryss P cmd d 4 s1 d PR 10 iss ireland ; the North Sea ship C Unhand, e Ne plian prvemment the i Reailad overnment, the Norch Eastern Railway Comnany. fuot in any seil Mm at spoed and economy. The Dredge hus m,y led to the #‘::'.&%3:5-9' " orermureut Works archyt The subscribers beg to call the attention of ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS & Co POfiATlUNS f Patent . Dredge DRIDGIRO. Pond, stopping atail Stations, at 7.00 a, mumm and uiviero du LOUP, 84. ... . .« <re «+. ....++ 8.30 am Mall Train for Island Pond, Portâ€" imana and Boston, at...... .... 2.90 p.m Night Mail for Quebec, Istand Pond, . Portland and Boston.........10.30 p:m A Pullman Car will be attached to the Through Trains betweun Montreal and Riviere du Loup triâ€"weekly, vis.:=â€"From Montres on Tussdays, Thurad :ya nd!-mnn re» taruing from Biviere da Loup o+ Mondays WPsc uies oofi pa l s oTE N 5 TO CUNTRACTORs3 madiate Stations, at. ...... . ... $.00 a.m Duyln::wu....... 9.00 m Night #or Toronte, at. .... 9,00 pm Mixed Train or Brockville 8t.....11.00 a.m Accommodation ‘Train for Brock Accommeodation ‘Train for lsland On and after MONDA Y Next, 5th JUNE, Wrains will leave Montreal as under Mail Trein for Torento and Interâ€" Pullman Palace Cars now Running on al Day and Night Trains. 8UMKERSERVICE OF TRAINS NOeety B Pes DT OCIITD PPCRM T RRMT O RTY PRHCY Men‘s Plain and Coloured Merico Under shirts and fDr.l.'-% (‘#h‘. W;oohg.n:.d: Silg.:\:lbbl.;l'l :i.lk l’“,hl o eckties, ars. Cottor :fgâ€" Uaskerchie® Silk, do., o. whaacu C convinced bythe prices and quality of our we have tbohnugeln:g:und Te alo hnd it boog ns C n city. Gentliemen mk call on us when i:u Ottawa, at any Measuzes will be taken without Drawers, (hrrt Bags. Trunks, &o * We have on band a oomslofi #tock of Cotâ€" toms, Prints, Striped ain, for Pants, Grass Linens, Tic s, Denims, Striped Cotton ?Mn, all Wool Shirting, rlain and Fancy incey Shirting. _ We have a complete stock of Gen:lemens‘>utâ€"fitting White Shirts ali sizes, rancy Gen.lemens‘ : >utâ€"fitting W hite Shirts ali sizes, ‘ancy M Bhirts with Collars, White and C ests. Cotton and Merino sooks. Plain mflfi?fi mack Coats all Wool, : _ $3 i-’l :fi%“tl'sdoped d t ‘ants ool Stri an _ Plain do do 2 50 m( into this city. Having purcnased two Comapin c ganiet meitiga cake lhnoldm All en suits made up to order dn ..$10 UPW anDS® Our Tailering Department is more completé th mhvh. secured th.: nrvisu: ?l np;:u-ela? U MM ® .ood « C-Iludlo.nmr;zlnx::os uuamda wil n in a few weeks. in our is to be found & > stook of Conts, Pants and Vosts. _ O‘MEARA & CO., beg most respectfully to informt :.u customers and the gn'blie:.:omnul;{ flu;' t.h;y ve now Nld, Alld or ins ol ne t larBest and best assorted stooks of "Dry Goods ever &~ COTTONS. 6 C. J. BRYDG Ottawa, June 13, 1871 _ _â€" 1872. - Large Importations BQARDING HOUSE KEEPERS 0 m‘“MThh.. a We 1y ARE CHANCE GRAND TRUXKL RILWAY, _: O‘MEARA & CO. Olinn Jake in 871. 1995â€"3m CLEARING â€" SALE Fine, even and heavy, at 12} per yard. Also a l oth.qmlifio-fiomfic.toa}o?e A Great Acceleration of Speod: They areoselling off their entire stock of L. ireland; the great North Sea ship C atepgoas ce American Loreless us x a Mt. BOUCHETTE: will not, however, bind itself to TO THELR NEW Bali _A 4 q Ottawa, 2nd August, 187%. . | riye, do White Coao 36 Inch Which are do Shirts, HAVE ON HAND A LiRGE STOCK or P. BRAUN, .QE; w»-l ATCHELORS HAIR DYE. to ie Amusâ€" | B T. CanapA This splendid Hair Dyeis th Fine and heavy, withou Allan, McKinnons & MceMoran, 20 SPARKS STREE1T Plant, Price of | Harmless, iReliable and Instanta 5.00 pa 1 50 © *‘ BEEN ORDERED, j We would also respectfully requaâ€"4 onr | customers who ure indebted to us, touub; customers who ure indebted to us, to s=ttle their mhuon-rlydagfnd ved; the old adage, that * - # A friend in need is a frignd indeed." In about a week our new stocik: will ar rive, consisting of â€"â€"â€" :: MA _ .1‘ HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS TIN, SHEET IRON, and Corner of Bussex and George Streets. A NEW AND COMPLE & SIXCK HAs We beg to notify our numerous custom. ers, that since the late fire, we‘have secar ed temporary premises through the kind. ness of the Hon. JAS SKEAD. at the Brifish Hotel Bsrrack Buidings Leavres Ayimer (Sundays )at 8.3) a I*g:mfin v‘ifilm mmm @y~See T. & B. on each Plug. wz Price '& low that all can us it | CAT"I'YJ.!. inz any"t onped Lont RLL® Â¥ &/ X" is registered, and M t on _ will be ecuted. The "’u-."f-.m"""i" Bilt az: jton “gw- Caddy, and T & B. on each plue. 4* } * 2008 im COPPER WARE, &6, &c. |â€" °_ *‘ _ "jogr : H. MEADOWs & Co., 1j 9 Accountant. M Corner of tGeorge and Sussex Sis. | Arsignee of the Estate 6 W Ottawa, Aug 2, 1872. â€" 2037 Montreal, 3Uth July. 172. Every house «hould have one. The above goods are the finest to be had in market, and a variety of others in stock, wquwgnhy of trial. every satisfaction in Ottawa, July 18, 1872 using them. Aâ€"call solicited. â€" _ _ BR |_ For sale at |\__Paus. PATTEHS8SON‘8 MYRTLE NAVY. Very fine. Fresh ground roasted on the premises. »USSEX STRERT FIRE!!! Japar marke nobilit Blac Coffees 1872. 1 | do l do | l. doz. 'lfhofo*owin. goods from the producers sMOKERS Ex Shij " Capital" Stove Dapst: It is olass B ooriu,a NION . FORWARDING AND RAIL wWaAY COMPANY. IO 10 1 1 T IR is and Gunpowders, do CLAKET, various brins, & & few cases of the celebrated vintage of 1864, $22 a case, doz,. SCUTGH _ M \RMALADE, fresh from the maker, ty i/ FOR A GOOD SMOKE, various prices, extra value, : Bartisters, &gtornays, Solicitors in Chan | cery, Convey incers. Notaries, Commession: cases SPABKLING MOSELLES, | ers for taking ‘affidavite to be used in the “plfisnd quarts," | Province of Quebe ., &c. â€" MA w | Arers Monrison k M. Wauus, do GUINNESSES PORTER pts. | W.H.‘tooxga«r Gorpo®, Rost. Casseis Jr and qts.,, per,brder, _ ~ _ ', Oflice on Elgin Street, opposite Russel: © * { | House, fourth door from Sparks Street. do CLAKET, various brinde, a| Ottaws, Aug 1, 1372 2037 if The finest everâ€" offered ‘in this takes "3 waters," used by the in Britain. hhds. BRANDY, finest Pale Dark, gonuine, . Nioer, Teit, Lapy Lov®, Mary Ciry or QuzEseo, Cuar&Rurax, _ AxD CéroLtxa. "JESSIER CASSELLS®‘ butts. SHERRY â€" WINE w an established fact if you want any firstâ€" ndies or Wines and the best Family Groâ€" 1mustgo to I ,1 U\ NJ Teq!. do ~POKT WINE, for family use __ ""well known," do GIN, John de Kuyper & Son double berried, ; CT 1MPORTATIONS plendid V aliue. Itons GHT PRINTS at reduced pricés. ge assortment, including al! the No. 26, Rideau Street dressing, at 124c per yard. 0F ‘PRINTS, Cotton Always on hand. Very fine, give !! . 2083 D7 51 Qug New York. . 26 Rideav Stree ® No. 1," in 1872. Gecuin n | Areag#4 » # . _ GUOSTS, SEEXN Is EV y \ & House withous the aid â€"f a meâ€" @ dium! Innovent amusement to: all. 'l‘hogrut:élund for this w science suame t t be the whader of the age1" g GUOST3S. SEEN I€ EV j ‘ & House withous the aid â€"f 4 me dium! Innovent amusement to all. 'l‘bagmt‘:emnnd for t development ogdm mmoA»it to be the wiinder of the age | hus Ritsens & io. Brooie 0n ‘hads by Austin «nd Grabam during the Seasous of 1870 1 and 1871.2; now in the HRirer Medawaeks, on the, way down, toâ€" goth®t witk all the Farm Stock and Imâ€" plements and Lumbering msterial ani awppliée belonginig to the business of the above named copartnership.. . i Full particulars of all the above will be published in a future advertisement, an ‘crther informstion may be bhad, mean <‘m», on application to 4 JOUGN FAIR, i _. Accountant. Montre 1, There will be sold by Public Auction at the City of Ottaw» on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of SEPTEMBER. 1872 the ‘ \ l,‘ BRYANT. From London England, Piano Forte | Maker and Repairer, begs leave to inform | the citizens of uttawa and wicinity, th« he has commence: the »bove businesâ€" | and is prep«ired to do all kinds of repan â€" | on the most reasonable terms, and havin. | worked for the paâ€"t 15 vears both n Eng 1 m and the United ~t«tes. at «ll branche of the above, feels conifident of bâ€"ing «biâ€" 10 give general satisfaction The title is freehold, and terms will be made easy, _ For further particulars apply to the undersigned. x Rows, Aunctinneer and Estate Agent. Ottawa, July 28, 1872. 2029 ‘The subscriber has been instructed by the owner, Mr. James Conroy, to offer for sale by private contract, the residence he 1 on n in Gamaien until a s time in possession Mr. Sheriff Coutlie. This is one of the finest Villsa Residences in the vicinity of Uttawa; an excâ€"llent house, out buildings and a good well of ‘water, about seven acres “:: o::!ell&:'t land , under cultivation. A ti er en adjoining the {l.?”; the ve;et;.b}lo“:rden is in excelâ€" t. order, and ~stocked with vines, shrubbery, ornamental trees, &0. _ _ _ Ginger Ale, ‘r}omhwwuar, ichy Water, Congress Ware ‘ater, f Carratraca Water. Bng:h(x!mh. â€"~Magnosia, Seltzor Salt &e. ihly made Seidlitz and Soda Pow dogs.......} ies hi x ‘ € :‘t'-"’ % C & & 5 J.L_.l.%’._:-. | M l Applicants to purchase lands after date of this notice, are required to apply for , the right to the pine trees thereon. at the | time of application to purchase the lands, ‘ and to pay for such right at the time of | application fifty cents per acre as above | | specified, in addition to the one dollar per acre payable for the lands. l Should the owners of patented lands, or gug‘chuon of lands (the sales of which are eing carried out) fail to apply for, and acquire the right to the pine trees on such lands, within six months from the date of this notice; or purchasers ‘of lands after | this date decline at the time of application to purchase, to spply for and acquire the right to the pine trees on the lands apâ€"â€" plied for, the pine trees on such lands will be dispoaefof by the Department of Crown Lands to persons making applics tlon therefor at &ee rate of fifty conts per u:reli but should there be more than on» plication for any s , or locality, the :xl;ht. to the pme trfo?:e shall be awarded jto the applicant tendering, snd paying the highest : amount per acre over and avove l fifty dents. R. W sCorT, | Commissioner, 1 Ray* Six and a Half Octave Pianos made into Full Compass. . f Urders may be left at Messrs. Urme & Son‘s Music Store, Sparks Street, or at hi= Workshop, Rideau Street, next door t Dr. »rant. V LA RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON â€"â€"â€" THE AYLMER ROAD. 2,000 Pieces of Timber, imaer Lt of 4: Soda Water, cold as Ice, combined with ure Syrups, drawn from the " Arctic ‘ountain," * +.: CAdfEtha Aiks s mwé’“ 3 “fi’f;%" anufactured Timber. and Lumâ€" ~ beter‘s Supplies for sale by «P ublic Auction : Uwners of patented lands, ana purâ€" chasers of lands, (the sales of which are now being carried out) who are desirous of acquiring the right to the pine timber thereon, are required to apply for such right, and make payments as above, withâ€" in six months from date of this notice. Under an Order in Council passed the 20th ultimo, respecting Timber on pa tented, sold, and unsold lands on the North Shore ctf Lake Superior, the absoâ€" lute right to the Pine trees growing or being on said lands may be lcqmrog' on payment being made to the Department of Crown Lands at the rate of fifty cents per acre, in addition to the priozone dollar per acre paid or to be paid. for such lands. 4 OVA WATER, MINERAL WATERS &c., &o. t IMBER 14M 7. t ARTHENWARE, CUTLERY & FANCY GuUODS, &e, WHOLESALE and RETAILâ€" ORRISON,, WELLS AND CASSELS, MPORTANT XOTiCE OTICEK y of parsel erate rates awe, July 2), 1872 Derartuext or Ccows Laxps, CHINA, GLASS, ist 3rd, 18 (known as License, re wmile g Freight ani Light Packages « made with city merchants fi% the deâ€" arcels by the month, year or parcel at s left at No. 63, Sussex Street, will re pt attention . HENRY LORD. _ ALSO POR SALE ALST,.ABOET H LORD, Importer and Jobber, 63 Susssex St AT VELY LOW RATES. Toronto, 25&: of July, 1872 f the cig’limiu for thh purâ€" 5n 1872, the ) frhim| Austit 20371 Ont, | B@" Prospecius sent on apr‘ ver Maâ€" Fraser‘» 1®71â€"2) Proprietor ready aale F® | In refereuce to the above the unâ€" d;::zvd ofers his sincere thanks to bhis fri the public for the pust en. couragement\ue hbas receiyed to this day, wd informs them chit he will continue the same Branch of Busiess. 47 Saâ€"sexr Street, next door to Mr..J â€"M U. Dales Jerpier‘s, where he will alw«ys have on ons« splendid assortment of »taple and ewncy Dry Go.is tht must commund & Ladies Gesirous of taking loesons in the French lunguage, can #ecure the services of :;"'I -:'ummdm‘m sls ‘fi';"n}mofih Ottaws, Aug 2 1872. _ > “‘*“""m"":‘ WILL RE ASSEMEBLE ©N MONDAY BUI‘TO.\' HOLE CUTTER AND BUOT.â€" TONX HOLE WORKER, mwm&mufirff.l'ymbvnuu. & for ov so ie Pn ont neeee -porbd.sbnmbhmn,ulhw ex.puuo.d“ Batton hole makér can work without it. t The purchaser can test the merit of the The price of the two articles in the case, is sixty five cents. l)R.lVAu LESSONS NOTRE DAME DU SACRE CEUR, Under the direction of the GKEY NUNS Rideau Street, Uttawa. The cliu;Dofythis Institution will re. open on MUNDAY, 2nd September. | Ottawa, Aug 1, 1872. 2037 imBaw O < TAWA tiarvor Muster, Gaspe ; an : for the cight touse at «acqueresu Puint, also «t the office of Dr. Robitutite, a.P,, New Carlisle, The Departmenit does not bind itself to accept the lowest or -lnlym, P., MTCHEGLL, Minister of Marine and Fiheries. Department of Marine and Fisheries, Uptaws, L5th June, 1872 2051 Plans fo: the ..ght Houses 4nd Juild+ imgs in (Gaape _ ouunty, und thg Light tiouse at M.quw=sesu Port my ais> be ‘:senull:n uthoe ul Joseph 1; Bsq , eP DEXL, at Lo (th Deéep UMâ€"ul «6 Qu P. CHENET, 7 _ Formerly of ‘inurs & M Oitawa, August 1. 1872 2478 . nder Ca« als> wutr .610 a. Merch«nts B n« Bock,. »pâ€"rkâ€" 4t Mitawe Ase 2 18 2 TT Pflm"uf“ Will be received a at Ottawa, up to noon 30th September next, i of Light House« at th places, viz :â€" Nore.â€"The area to be offered as Timber Berths is very extensive, embracing unsold and uniicensed lands of the * north of Lake Huron and north of River, and west of the Indian Reserve Lake Nipissing, to the eastern: of the ‘Townships of Aweres and Vanâ€" koughnet, extending north from the Indi Reserve on Lake Nipissing an esti distance of 24 miles, thence due west the north east angle of the Township Vankoughnet. Maps of the territory are for sale by Messrs. Copp, Clark & Co., No. 17, Ki Street East, Toronto. P August 9, i872. 2051 TIENDERS Address, < M. SHAVER, â€" ‘Oitewa. Otiawa, Aug 7, 1872 2042 im uP No deduction, from area sold, all for water. _ â€" f The Department reserves‘ the right One bid on each Berth; and also the right to grant special licenses to cut fuel on Berths sold, for the supply of ) steamers. A mafp showing the Berths to be d Bowdo may be seen at the Woods orrests‘ Office, Department Crown on and after the 15th inâ€"tant. R. W. SCOTT, Commissioner. All terths sold to he subject to tion with resp@ct to nrea. under the firét clause of the Crown Timber Regulati Licenses tor Berths sold will be subject to the *"*Urown Timber tions" one month after «date of sale, payment of bonus and ground rent current season. Plâ€"ns «nd â€" Department of Crown Lands, [ Toronto, lst August, 187 A Sale, I:LPnblic Auction, * Timber Berths, on North Shore of Lake H and North of French River, will be U OUNG LADIEs LITERARY TUTE. # E+ pe Whittie, Labrad lequereau the coustruction ol F»4 Wiiâ€"ties Buildiugs at Cape Ka,, New; »+«»dlind, magdalen Lâ€"lanis. Gas, 0 . oout. _ â€" Quebec St OTICE, HoDuH FRENCH LANGUAGE. tus 25D se»Texpst r Meti ot. (G â€"styles, 20 cents each, WHJTE DRESS 8H . kT8H, trom $1.25 up * ul icu nay C uty CUuLARS, six different 1HREE PLY ALL LINEN AT oMiRT ® O :£. * ~JAMEs aN4Us iut â€"AL#0, â€" X ik1 h U us 0 Bonaventure i at this De )n of MUNpAY, , for the counstru the underment oaski County it oi Jli «ne works tret a +4 eptemâ€" a* Ageut » Lie wuers sorus of ty. L8 rauty 444 2051 1NSTI» wdiag [ nntyi 0 a