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TREET. OPEN. REET |29% â€" â€" 38 Spark3 A. AGAENTS. PEN "AILOR 000,000 ICK,. SON® VART, STREET, | Commercial | TICE. ange Ho VILLE, ITE WOR ralltt. BARGAIT CHURCH, _ | iUCLAIR, rance ONTREAL Outfitt HIBITIONâ€" PHVYVY. K EBE T, & Co DRY S TR E E IBLEB Y ESTABLISHM PICTURE $ BLOCK, TR EET ~*@k at Co OTTAW A. AND SECOND T HE * s whra@s PIP A ‘And STONE D‘z“‘ SHMENT 4D AMEBIOCAS GEORGE AC Qutiwza diacL i1 nate léa«01 L90 & Ca, No. 35 % of Mcssr‘s. CinÂ¥ * CAYLEY, DEP Wood Working O AT3, and all k# 4 ‘..,fl! 4 {anag) 0& street, im p ize MX a/ecuared i!‘ 1 w SPARKS vTFAWAâ€" wiur 49 + *4 Dear Siz,â€"I would respectfully suggest to the writer of the communications, which have recently appeared in your columns, over the signature of "Fidelis," that, in future, when he may have occasâ€" ion to refer to me, he.will do so by menâ€" tioning my name. I would very much prefer this to the use of such epithets as "the peccant teacher," "a certain male teacher,‘‘ &c., &c. ; besides, L have more respect for my fellow teachers than to countenance m proceeding which might in â€" any way compromise their _ reputation. Your paper has a wide circulation, and those not familiar with the late "School Diffiâ€" culties" in Ottawa, may possibly connect these choice expressions with some teach er who deserves a better. I would also remind "Fidelis," that beâ€" fore the School Management Committes, I stated, that if I decided to express my opinions upon this subject, through the newspapers, it would be done over my own signature. } It is in my power to refute almost every charge made against me by "Fidelis," and my refraining from doing so is in defiance to the expressed wish of the Board. If, however, in his official capacity, "Fidelis" will call uion me to publish a semes of replies to his letters, I will do so with pleasure, and then he can compare the statements with Mr. Martin‘s, and see how far he may be justly considered the exponment of my views. I know Mr. Martin sufficiently well to know that he is not the man to act the parrot for any one. I am satisfied he expresses Ais own $jm’ou:, and that without fear, favour or ection, Refore M. O‘Gara, P. M. To the Editor of the Times :â€" Sisx,â€"Attempts having been made to create an impression to the prejudice of Ald. LeSueur, in connection with the nonâ€" reâ€"election of the Rev. Mr. Gordon as a Trustee of the Collegiate Institute, I deem it but justice to say that, so far from bis having tried to get himself nominated for that office, be had not the least idea that I intended to propose him. It was stated at the Board that Mr. Featherston would mot accept: the office, and knowing Mr. LeSueur‘s faithfulness as a School Trustee, I thought it would be well to substitute his name for that of Mr. Featherston ; so I proposed him and the Rev. Mr. Gordon. Then some one said neither did Mr. Gordon intend to serve. At this point, Ald. LeSueur rose and said that Mr. McGillivray had, but a few hours before, told him that Mr. Gordon did not desire to act. Mr. LeSueur could have no possible interest in opposing the Rev. Mr. Gordon at this particular point, his name being then associated witg that gentleâ€" man‘s in the resolution immediately beâ€" fore the Council; so that if he had any desire to particularly serve his own interâ€" est, he would have remained silent Mr. LeSueur voted for that resolution, and consequently for the Rev. D. M. Gordon to be again appointed as a Trustee. . It is therefore difficult to understaind how Ald. LeSueur can be held to have tried to supplant the rev. gentleman. _ _ I ne Kilitor desires it to be distinetly understood thak whils inserting the communifoations of Correspondents, he is in no way to be held reaporibie forf the; opinions . expressed therein To tne Editor of TRE TIMES. Dzar Sizg,â€"In yesterday‘s lissue | obâ€" serve a scurrilous letter from one Joseph Martin, reflacting on the character of Mr. LeSueur, Chairman of the School Manageâ€" ment Committee of our Board. . This bardly needs notice, as Mr. LeSueur‘s character and standing in society are well known, and cannot be affected by the scribblings of a man who was expelled from the Toronto Normal School for misâ€" conduct! This was the case with Mr. Martin, as I find by the minutes of the Council of Public Instruction tuat it was "Ordered that Mr, Joseph Martin be exâ€" pelled from the Norm‘ll) School." Com To the Editor of THE TIMES. The first case called was that of Edward Wright, charged with being drunk on St. Paul street, yesterday. It.appeared that #Ned" had only gesterdn; morning ended a term in gaol fora similar offence. He was fined $3 and costs, or two weeks in gaol Lacking the wherewithal he went down to serve his term. _ 1 have felt it my duty to lay this matter fairly before the public, as I was the person who p_roposeg Mr. LeSueur at the ‘ The secondresolution provides that the President and Vice â€" President of the Co:lncil be ompo-:;ud to eo,n'ux}unicato wi tlemen with the view of ascerâ€" pmfin if they are willing to serve as memners of the (;ou_ncif. i ~ tay ment is unnecessa‘y Daman Pilm was indicted for maliciousâ€" ly d.t.r?ing a steamboat shaft, the propâ€" erty of Mr. Samuel Mulligan. The case was adjourned until to morrow. At the adjourned general meettng of the Dominion Artillery Association, held yesterday, the following resolutions were passed :â€"ln&hat the number of elected members of the Council be in the same relative proportion for the various Proâ€" vinces as pertains in the Dominion Rifle Association, viz : Ontario, 8 ; Quebec, 6 ; Novs Seatia, 3; New Brunswick, 3 ; Â¥ritish Columbia, 2; Manitobs, 2; and Prince Edward Teland, 2 14 [( 00 In the case of Wim. Stockdale, charged with using abusive language to Hugh Hinds, the defendant not appeatring when éalled, a warrant was issyed for his arrest. THE DQMINIQN ARTILLERYr AsS0. C1ATION. â€"‘The third resolution was as follows : â€" "In view of the great service rendered to the militia by Lieut. Col. French, as {)n- fg"’m Cfi. Artillery, it was propased by eqt. _ Strange and unanimsusly carried that the Secretary be authorised to write to Lieut. Col. French an acceptâ€" gnce af the position as a member of the The Medical and Surgicat Reporter pub~â€" lish@s as the result of the observations 0( Dr. L Hodges, M. a..“whmm that genâ€" tleman : proves phasphites aro â€" epesumed »during roental -:rrk progess ol thinking. His‘doctrine imply © theâ€" necessity of supplying ieeracacy, ¢ } fndbyreamag on cmd cnngle fion of a: %m lybor tending to weary theâ€" o pi On account of its â€"adaptability, its m,m,qndny of being easily ‘adminisâ€" and of its causing perfectâ€"assimilaâ€" tion: of food, and above al ::.il insigâ€" nificant toning effect upon the nervous and muscular tissue. â€"Fellows‘ Compound ‘ouncil Board -d-;av;' tissue. â€"Fellows‘ pund P Ext 3.= Hons phosphorus, but every other tions from phosphorus, but every 09D m,ndomn.ounlw 4078 Puotogzaruy.â€"For artistic pictures g0 to Stiff Brothers, Sparks streeyp /‘ _ _ Uss CGuark & Co.‘s extra qualty aX Toum,withmchaonlpool. z-i- in Auwin(mchintqnbuyitifi. COoLLEGIaATE FNSTITUTEâ€" BOARD. eb. 24, 187 Ottawa, Feb. 24, Ottawa, 24th Feb., 1976 The meeting then adjourned. THE SCHOUL DIFFICCLUNY. lci'l-" Corrcspond@cii«e POLICE C>URT A REFUTATION Yours truly, YVours truly, sir, yours, A Scrioot Tracits®. Fawit, Feb. 25 Thougbt ? A. Swutels A. Prar Dr. J. Garvex‘s many friends will be glad to learn that, after| a very severe surgical operation, the tor is again in his office over John Thompson‘s Rideau s{reet. L0 s Limrs axp Ciaxoguisrs for hire, with Silber light. (W. l[ujnx, Sappers Bridge. Arrtvat.â€"Mr. A.|F. Wood, President of the North Hastings Railway is in town, ::?goi‘; stopping with his brother, Dr. 0. C Firg.â€"On Thursday evening last & buildipg belonging to Mr. James Copeâ€" land, and occupied by Mr. John Morton, in the village of Richmond, caught fire and wh stotally destroyed. Mr. Morton‘s household affects were saved, but in a sadly damaged condition, Tus Markst.â€"There was a very fair attendance at . the market yesterday. Beef and pork were plentiful, at pricas ranging as follows : Beelf, from $5 to $6 i;r 100 lbs., for prime; pork, $8 to 25. There were somg prims turkeys, which sold at $4 per pair. Butter, gou-' toes, and other articles were‘sold at about the same price as during the week, with a fair average of supfiy and demand. Hay sold at from §$13 to $14 for best grades. Fowls at about 40c. petr pair. Wood of all grades was) plentiful, and fi:ices were the same as quoted yesterâ€" y. Tus Maix Sewse.â€"Yesterday afternoon our reporter paid a visit to that portion of the main sewer now in course of conâ€" struction at the Canal Basin, or rather immediately to the west of the mouth of the canal. Mr. James Murphy, of the| firm of Booth & Murphy, contractors for the work, was at his post, as usual, superâ€" intending the works, being ably and energetically assisted by the American gentliemen who are associated with him. The sewer is now completed nearly one hundred and forty feet west of the canal, notwithstanding that considerable blastâ€" ing had to be done; the excavation having struck a ledge or span of rock in that section, some eighteen or twenty feet from.the surface There are about 75 or 80 men employed on the work at present. The very severe frost of the past week in~ terfered materially with their, progress ; however, the whole surtace of the earth from the brick mark is completed to where the connection with the Upper Town section will occur. The contractors anticipate, should the weather prove favourab‘e,‘ that they will be able to complete the brickwork to the point of connection by the end of next week. ‘ Mortar making during the present severe . weather was rather difficult, but by utiâ€" lizing one of the large iron buckets, used. fo: hoisting material from the excavation, by means of the steam traveller, as a cauldron, swung over a huge fire by means of a crane, which furnishes a sufficient supply of boiling water, obviated the difâ€" fichlty. ‘The plank sheeting, driven into the ground for the purpase of Freveming the " caving in olp the sides af the exca vation, are leff in the ground after the brickwork is completed, and the contracâ€" tors complain that they lose heavily by this, as the contract or specification did not conten&l:u such a very general use of plank as that which is required of them by the engineer. The phnk'm% in this manner, however, must prove of inâ€" calculable value in protecting the drain from extreme pressure after it is covered up. The contractors is this gigantic undertaking haye every reason to feal that the right men were in the right place in this case,qs evinced by the constant lfer- gonal attention of Mr. Murfihy, as well as the rapidity with which the whole work was pushed to completion. The sewer scheme at least, it is to be hoped, will prove one in which city funds were well Tus i\'s\\' City Hauu.â€"The work of tinâ€" ning the roof of the new City Hall building was commenced yesterday morn ing, and carpenters are busy putting in the window frames. Tas CoxcrzcatioN® pz Notrs Dax® â€" This Ladies‘ Academical Institution, which is oneof the finest in Ottawa, gave an open entertainment last evening at the Convent, Gloucester street, to which a limited number of the friends of the young ladies and others were invited. As usug), the admirable internal arrangeâ€" ments of the institution were perfectly corried out under the supervision of Sister Gabriel, and everything passed off with the | greatest satisfaction. The young ladigs individually displayed great clever ness in the manner in whichkthey disâ€" charged their respective parts, showing the careful training they had undergone. The entertainment was a perfect success, and reflgcts the greatest credit on the lady principal of the institution. , Revivar Seevices, â€" Tho Domnion Methodist Church of this city will, on Monday next, inaugurate a series of A Coxvextext Litrtg Pusutgation.â€" Messrs. Pennock & Co, have presented us with a neat little almanac and diaty, issued by the North British and Mercanâ€" tile Insurance Company, for which they are agents. This little volume is of a convenient size for carrying in a pocket, aud contains blank space for memoranda for every day in the year. Other blank pages for miscellaneous records are plenâ€" tifully dispersed taroughout thas book and the last pages contain much useful information in the way of tables of weights and measures, population of the pri~ciâ€" pal cities in the world,â€"interest tn.ble.s, posh%e rates, and other matters valuable tor refereuce. The book is very neatly gotten up, with gilt edfes, handsomely printed, and contains 114 pages. revival services « O T | se 4. mifh cornt / ateipund LEX ‘tor Fowle‘s Pile and H _Cure "f:'.u$. uk . c Mraq expended. Krap tHis Twicek.â€"rive to thirty drops of Thomas‘ Eclectric Onil, will cure common Sore Throat. It never fails in Croup. ‘It will cure a Cold or Cough in twentyâ€"four to ‘forty eight ° hours, One bottle has cured Bronchitis of eight years‘ standing ; recent cases are cured in three to siÂ¥ days. It has restored the voice whare flé: rson has not spoken mve a w‘hingu t tive years _ As -nam‘. application in xu cases of pain or laments, nothing like it has ever been known. Qne bottle will eure any case of Lame Back or Crick in the Buck. ‘ For diseases of the Sping and Contraction of the Muscles it is uno&:dod. In Rheumatic or any other pain t application daes you good. It stops E A@Yxomd u‘xle pai.g‘:f t?; Bu‘_r: i:”thx;o's minutes, and is altogether the bast ch,upui medicine eyer offered to .t?to peapleâ€"the cheapest, begause it takés so little to do you good. It is composed of six of the best ocils known, and nothing but oils. Is worth its weight in gold. Why not buy it toâ€"day?â€"A. B. Des Rochers, assistant postmiaster, Arthabas kaville, P,0., writes:â€"" Thirteen years azo I was seized by a ':.%:?ro -tuaixoho}' rhoumatism in Ll:g h ram w ye nearly consfantly uffered. ° ‘A«ter g:fiing uni ‘"Thoimas‘! Eclectric Oil" for fite days, bathing the forchead, [ have beén m?pht:lt{l ‘cur;dh!“ o,:;d have y q”d & @, 1 Can 2 . s Wramicg 4 +. wik J. Malâ€" lary, af Wyoming, N. Â¥., wrnites * .Br. ‘Thomax Rclectric Qil cured me of Brgaâ€"~ chitis in one week." . Degleps all over the country say, "We have never sol i & mediâ€" cine that has given sugh complete catisâ€" faction as this." _ _ o s 6z rid. ab» consall a ph'!‘icig! to su fler . aS | io dnder s o anatesmate ies :.‘gfi azâ€"nn Ds ..‘nfinmr Cure Fiuss Mongst .â€"-gor' m&‘ F Kocal Zutelltaecuce. d1 ho Dominion WSince ‘he date of ‘his Concert the Math ~shek uaé ueen my favourite. _ / 4 â€" J. JAY WATSON Watson‘s Conservatory of Music, New York. These Pianos must take the ‘ead of ali known Instru nents, and their pecualiar construction r ders them by far the most darable, and the least llabie to get out of tune, | mUGENE J MERRLAM, 1 have heard nothing to equal it in sweetness oftone. Its notes are more like those of our -wfitut «inging birs, or those ot the flosst hotran volce, than «ny instrument notes I ever beard. We are deligh:ed with our Instrament. u.z you be biessed with great and qem’d sucte s. Eon e ue Ece There ara thousands <of happy owners of Mathusheks wllungmoorur{lw their superior excellence _ We have room here for but a few brief extracts ;â€" o se espimeâ€"c ue 3 E m St. W.; M. 8. Schrol, Toronto. > We have grea‘ pl rein stating that as an instrument +o lead the si‘ w in a 8. Sch nothing can excel it. is soft and ful}, The dass is graud, and iwhen 600 vd‘ces are si ing <an be distintly Hoard. Every note out clear as a beli. * > C | WARRLNG KEN NEDY, Superinteâ€"dent. 8. J SUNTI‘.lg tor, t , BA MUEL FRIS BY, Musical Conductor. These are brord assertions, but ca of pmof, they are unlike any othorln,ennsm; al! their peculiarities ara poin‘s of excellence, Their illustrat d and | descriptive . wanich we send FRE :o any address, e me in harm wy with acoustics and mecbanios all thet is clafined for the Mathushek., € No money would tempt me to banish it from my home, D. SCHUYLER, Buff uo. Mathoshek has in reality taken a step in ad. va.jce of ali makers o: Pi+nos in the world. â€"; J. u. SHAW, i Musical Critle, Baratoga. rhuio for the past tet 0 rchestral Just rece made «nd ll‘;nm instry ul 1| D.: gbl‘h\ , NEw YorK, Oct 28, 1867 We, the undmnod Judges of Pianos at.the Fair of the A can Tostitute, after a careful exafain*tion of the Concert Grands do award to FREDERICK MATHUSHEK, the honour ot making the best of this class of instruments th;n and there exhibited, or known to us elseâ€" where. {Signed EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, 1 A. D. W. BESEMANN, M. J. GLANNE TL f i CHARLES FRADFL. | melodious in t ope. I was fully convinced that the Mathushek was the crown o’ftfl. “L? o _H. BELLAIN. It: ba* given my ity th> very highest iatisf «ction. 4. Rev. J@HN BREOIN, Barrie. It ha* given entire s4tisfaction, and delighted all !ho have seen i. T IOMAS BESI, Toronto. | It sives the most comgplete satisfac.ion. For sweetness, smoothnaâ€"sand richness of Lobe we have never heard its efual. i J O. EMMETT, M. D., Fonthill. Tais is to certify MI purchated two of your Mathushek Planos and find them ail represâ€"Dt~ ed & frstâ€"cla«s instrument. I consider second to none. | | . 4E0,;TAYLOR, Dou] Â¥ | FULL AGRAFFE, Tâ€"0CTAYVE, FOR $300. The Mathushek Orchestra Square Grand Piabo is brilliant, of wonderful power aud The Mathushek I purchase! from you three years ago has given the most perfâ€"ct satisfac tlow, ‘ivervthing you‘said in regard to them has been fully borne out. ?b-:w a number are In use here, and all say y would not exâ€" glun“? their piano for any they have ever ea + DB. A. BURN:, St. Thomas. | Pirnos from other reliable makers at BOTâ€" TOM FRIQES, + Wholesale Agents for Canada for PRINCE ORGANS, | Agents waunled in ev City, Town and fbn';s';lnhommlnlon.“y * y MATHUSHEK > PIANOS. The Best P.eoss in Existeoce (** ATR or Mpagrate diffiow | All of moderate d lt{;u f Bound in convenient Form. Bold at a low price. Gems of Strauss. : Pianist‘s album. Piano at Fome. :» Pianofert0 GOMS, 210 pages, Home CirCIG. vor 1s0pa5e Home CirOl®. va. i. 20 pages. Organ at HOMG. 1s0 pages. Musical TreASUFC: 20 page:. Pim M | PILE AND HUMOR CURR t For Internal and External Use, *\ . Warranted a SURE and perfect CUR® for all kin =“ot Piles, Leprosy, a'rofl&'q R!‘“"% Riugworoo, Sa.tâ€"EKheum, ans #!} diseases of the sikin, Oe bottle watran‘ed to cura fimfi gl:&t‘r?m one to {~ree bottle; in eases of a i 1 '3â€"‘:' remedy bas been faith l‘y tested a trumi to be an almost lPhu e cure for aboye named dis: ases, Its * <cess has in so zmvcml that tha nq;m-\c . ‘& eu‘6 to trese who u o his me liciue, o'l'nmw faitare 'ofihnqwe money‘paid _ Since lt was l 2ds of tostgy in in eaprorcg Sb '}:o;' w m cure of th> aw fu: dluu::nfi lum-neldaa for.| The Pile and H\m‘:ronr.a is entirely trble n its compsâ€"«itio8, aud cin Re perfert uwyg‘l a‘l cas>e. 'nu“ 1 nods! of It drivin‘ the humor in, as W' imfli% and the t&\nnr badily alth cas+ V‘nualiy improves walle i > er this treatmsnt. | _ OLIVER T'pot 4& ©a., | BJSTUN. €. Ditsan & Co,, | J. E. Ditson & Co., ?fi gn ;'dm, I Bus‘rs "’pi.‘fi'. a%'uku | PART VOCAL MUAIC. _ t | Th above &"e altuniform in . . style. »ave page Eull Sheetâ€" 4 Music sizey vers. d ngely | P racked, with the u\m valuâ€" | .lnflmmen‘\l Music, and Jt 'p-r nook n Bomi', $‘ 0; | q Ciglh, ;;f&neom everyâ€" | Eill + b:ok sent, YE':]‘WV;'A }, for Retall prige. The Insolvent bas made an Assignmedt his,kstate to me aud the CreHitors are NQ to meet at my office, 30 Ride n street, on W &Dâ€" NE wAY, the Firs, day of March nox‘k at u.'»lm‘.l.hl , to receive statements bis af« fairs, ard appoict an Astignes i{ they s e fi\ <| WiLLIAM FINGLANU, | _ Yours tra‘y, _ SPENCKR L. FINNEY, , Pastor Second Presb, Churcb, Princeton, N.3, vcaig® A: Writ of Attaeh ment has 7’!}?&‘ in th e.a:n. ltfih:.bffi:lmqllmflmgcg 1:{..03 Oudy Carle! on Thursday, the day of M at Teb o‘ci~es, u.=", to recc{ve n.n:rmo of his affairs, and to appoint ;’ goegiIf they ® t _ _ WILLIAM FINGLAND, _ j dutawal yeu. in wro _ _| _ +yihre"| yysouveat Aor or iszs. | KFXCRL in volumes of tone. EXCEL in voiceâ€"like quality of tove. { EXCEL in firmuess and purity of tone. . | EXCEL in durability and keeping in tune, EXCEL for the concertâ€"room. £XEL for teaching schools acd seminar‘es, EXCKL for the drawingâ€"room. , Matbushek l?orlo- to all others. f HM. MOLLENHAUER, New York, c'i;'. 8510820 "Ta.n‘an Aiart «1 working peojis of cither s°X. y,ou“o' Olp »Ise. Particulars eard to the Tiig, un shprtiouinns pos.u Boee eard to o 4 An 1nsoivent| he Insolvent bas made an Asa‘gumeut a,l}'bt.‘ulo me, and the Cre 4itors m‘lg' meet as my office, Ridea» street in the 1‘! Ottawa, Ccuaty of Carieton, on W EDN 123 | AYamumorum at ‘ar, a m. ,b“ 'flntm . W P nem h | *WictlnerinetamD, _ | My old tuner, who has tiken care of my Otlawa, Feb, 17, 1876. _________ [Nequyeyy 407 or tss In the matter of DUNCAN MeARTHUR e F‘ "p1 s f Ar Insnive 1 Te 1Â¥ 18r boude." @olu ty all drugeats. NsSOLVEXT ACT ar 1875, | In the matter of JAMES PR «TT, of Of{awg NORRIS & SOPER, O0KS of Piano and Organ Music Ottawa, Feb. 23, 1878, Sole Agents. _matter f BAKRNARD MV _LEN, of Cily, h $1 0000000 o 0 An Insolvent M § :s . Feb.17, 1876. â€" _ _ ": > 407 ALERED H. PEASE Recherter $3 00 ! PRICES a‘fi?\% $ C0. Portiand, Mo No. 8 Adclaide Street, _. TORONTO, PLANO DUETi Must sx‘xu. ConsErya to +02 Broadway, N.Y. years, says that the No. red from you, is the bo:t ment in this oity. | VILLE, Cleveland, 0. Offic‘al Asslgneg 20 pages 2:0 pages. THE TIMES, OTTAWA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1876. ACTs Ass Insolvep Acording to accomodation. _ _ _ IN @TMOUIRL® ..c26....++»+«»1»+++. .. $10 (0 SSGOFAGO ... ..« <«rma/ss:crrvesesa4e. B0 90 The Steamers of the Glasgow Line are inâ€" tended t> sail between Gh#ow and P«rtland at intervais, during fl‘!fl; inter Navization. Rates of Passuge from Portiand :â€" _ __ The Steamers of the Li 1 Mall Line sailing from Iiverpool mmmn and from P »rtland nmlg,nml‘ Loch Foyle to recelve on board land and Passengers to and from Ireland acd Heotliand are Intended to be despatched FROM PORTLAND. Seandinavian............ ... Feb‘g. J2th PoFUV Burrrsse::rsressccene, *) ~ | $01h frussinn ......,:%â€"........... Mfar. Ath TurmAtAn ...}+............. 05 Hth MOTRVIMA :\.ssesscasscscas.. 4 16th gllltus"nn.................... «4 *15:? OIYD@SIAD........ ~.......« April FRAMUINIAG.., ; «+ss 2s rsr6rs 642 c » $th PPAS§IAH: : + .++ +sascrea k0 css 5+ MB SQHREEN: :scc scssecresseess * 220d MOrAVIARD................ ... 5 29080 8 “'f'i?.‘é‘n'fi"" \ Rateg of May J“; pecie iction in Rates of Passage during Winter Moht,g; from Montreal : â€" |*DQDAâ€" +6 68 +â€" :1 6+ 06 2: +254 ++$Â¥7y @77 mud $07 #&K* An experienced Surgeor. carried on each n ippameran t tin m oottle to Cabin R-omnnmlq their opvon Wines or Liquore. ~ _ . _ _ °_ _ + â€" . * ~, . W ednesdays aud P'rldx-. w 3 Sare ecnnection with Grand Trunk Traive East and Wast, and with the Roma & Waterâ€" town at Ogdensburg to and from: New York and all points Sou‘h. _ C #5 7 Tll ST. LA OTTAWA RAILWAY, For West and South at â€" 10.60 a. m. ‘ Through Puim in Cars= without c‘auge 03 ‘r,ilgnt'l‘ml:‘:(.ed'}‘o Md-n:zo,trl ovog llca:’.o[;.\;:- nys exce and ‘cronto on VW__{dnn'ndqyl nud Frideys, .. _ & _ 00300 _ Apartments in Sleeping Car ruuniog from Wateriown to New York, can be recured al the Company‘s Tieket %!noe in Ottawa. . _ _ ir than Other 1 en are on Stoulruar :n’_,_fi-v_ fm" rrigene 3 TRAINS EACH WAY, DAILY, AS 3 ~ FOLLOWS:â€" R For both Rast : West at 10.00 p.m. For the Kast at Brockville & Ottawa _ Railways, For Ottawa via . Brockville. TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY. / . _ ~ LEAVEq Brockville G. T.â€"Janction + 9.35 a.m. 4.05 p.m, Ottawa % 0 > +. »10.50a.m 4.45p.m. Renfrew 00 . ..~ % 923 zm, $.40 pm. Ottawa s > 0 o> o+ 19 r.m. 730‘p.m, Renfrew â€"â€" â€" â€" â€" 2$% pm.850p.â€". Brockviile. â€" _ â€" _ + .« . 245 pm.8.25.p.m. #@#m10.50 a.m. T ain from Otaws makes elose connsetion with Grand Pruo c ~t Train ‘or the Wefisid with thy wi.co 2 ‘lae B&vghflwu tor New York Lowny wic®& ste. 4 â€" $g~i.0§ p.m. ‘Train from Brockville makes Royal Mail Steamships. The shortest, ch ent passpge to UTeP w aponter fatad wel Ran s nB ons ol h world. . Vessels will be desps l:hul 'u follows:â€" "-‘v 1. Trai Brockville slose g&% ;l‘.u:: g:u.hdmml?p.l:.l 51.&' w.r Railway (rom'l’ew Â¥ark, Albapy,. “ Oonneotp’n-mvu at Ronfrew with stages to and frora broke. l & Trains run on Montreal time. ___ | gposire Norick is hereby givem ‘that the Corporation of the perty, ‘the southern and porthern boundaries firz"loliofl, ht is O bay r The southeriy Qmumary commending in the lggthorly limit of J-hmtl&n' d, where the north»rly ix it of Duke streat praduced, wnqld'iu t he same, thence‘ in a we:‘teily direation, in & 8 tn'%lne to the waterkâ€" edce ~f the River of Slide Chan»el, to a poâ€"t plauted at & j( ?n u‘b the streans from the t eriy limit of B idge <treet, ar d m '\%&n erly Aaai% o{nx} Bridge streot e qu‘{e rage, : ba l h> as follows, ;Et. is to sqy ; tmme» sing.on the presen. etly limit of said Bikdgo street, at a disâ€" targs of sizty feet westerly from the easterly ,uu t of: Rritannia Terrace, thence in a westerâ€" y d realou in aru-a‘ne.s line, a d.sta ce of two hundred and thirty feet to & rost planted at & diatanoeo of fiftyâ€"five feet southerly from the present norther‘y boundary of Bride street, as appearing from said Registered pign, thence in a Westerly direction paralle! to the yald pre _dv‘n‘: norurn:‘rl‘y &oan ‘ary of Brlgz n:lmt.'.: atange 0 :t more or : wa: mexefoe ue klCf ero . » m is feet n=rih<r y or dowa Mnsguu from r gost, parsed ‘on‘ the said aom.h ‘fii aAs ereby a‘tered «nd for the purpose ofâ€" , &it teration,‘ u--m.tu tam Uor oration of the Ci‘y of Q. t ‘wa2, udto‘chrnp'-n gs‘d'; owulmu in the nanie of Coppor« a 4 vhe Cly‘of Q.tawa, cf tost port! n of land‘ ‘mqa‘red _f r such . a‘ DD, â€" . to wio, tuat portiag _ of 1 Ra bed _ as ff"&" g‘ Oom elag _ on t:o si“."’"""" (fiyd Orawa ltlmmmh‘t’ lipait of DK:.""’ 4 pr Antersectâ€" the »ame, °e in a westeriy directin follow m'hm n:- um:“y‘..md B“gt-nr-u, AS hi LeBre! a rvgrnpwnd Pn’th’al:!m.m!vm of the & o OttaWa, & dist«nce of four bundred and n that portion Of said Bâ€"idge street, as Hes &d the northerly liawt of sa d street Ms y aitered and escabiihed to the owners of the land thareto a }oin‘ng, and 1.Â¥ su h &« he may consider. nroper and for 499 afo esa‘d, to exscut» su h Dsed of. Opay . as may be nesessary, s Dated this day of Fohn\a'ary‘.'w 1878 « x IT, «0 Swe City Oiek. Sat! every *.lmd:’y from NEW YORK AND GLASGOW Favourite route for Tourists, Finest appr ach to Great Br talu. Pessevge®_accortodation unsurpasied. RATES _ OF_ PASSAGE: From NEW Y 1RK to GLASGOW, â€" LIVERPO ‘L, °_ BELFAST, _ _. or LONDONDERRY rrgistercd in the segistre Office of the City of + m d iores esn n tor in vou "n‘r“"&&'& %t \l.l.’ ‘l'r::nmlh: w«i:‘o{ ie dmo&um & distance of sizy f>et io a post planted, thence in au eastâ€" eriy dirction inâ€"a s raight line, a distan a four hundred and twenty f 6t, llorx.‘ur s the pl«ce 0‘ beginuit &‘u e Deins rop ied HeWw e O denoh C o W ie o that theRRT Marc: an armabcs P 4 yor da arrange for 106 gxin.0€ the in tereat hy ‘to2 rabs co poririon Oltawa, Ja1. 20, 1876 Onblu-flG‘ $80 & rrency. Return tickets at vm rate -?’ Steer:ge a‘ways as low as any other FIRGTâ€"CLASS LIN*. COMPANY‘3 OFFICK: 7 Bowling Green, New Y vrk, or their Agen‘s. Feb. 18. 1876 LEAVING OTTAWA Brockville, Dec. 3, CBROUN css se 0+ ce en e en on o on n en e n en on ae aun t 60 UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Of uniform guags with the Grand Trunk ANADA CENTRAL NCHOR LINE. LLAN LINE THOS, REYNOLDS, enporenl l 667 C fdth ratrvarrrrrerne, Mar. Sm etrecscccesees 5600 Hith en esnc eercen en e 66 18th ccermernc cce 64 215:? n unsonys B . $h enc e 55. D se css en ressenes 6 22ed ecvcosecee e 4 20rh (nllllvcis: WeW Ist Managing Director, Ottawsa GEO. THOMP3ON, _ Agents, 46, Sparkeâ€"st A. B. FOSTER, _ _ in Manag:ng Dl‘r,oi?u OP ARRIVING IN OTTAWa From both Eost and West at 9.10 a.m. From the East and _ South at 4.10 p.m. From the West at 7.09 Fowrveour Tr.ds Mark and ses that it i« on each Spo 1 that you buy. . pol sn POI'I‘ OFFLICE OTTAWA, Manufacture EXTRA QUALITY of Rewing Cotton gmbnn( so%'rums or l“'l‘:.l‘xs!i.tsuor'rmmfis and tmg:1..':.%‘1'101'1'!@!‘ Rro-d r::!unh.m ing 1t Threa Sewing Machine or Hand Sewing. Wanich is exastiy tne same Thread as our This Thread has a very bigh reputation in the United States, under t.hro,nm ; "Anchor Brand" Best 6â€"cord Extra Quality *T be naainra c 4 â€" regiitered maiter can be sent __ _ .. .. . . Ne orhint Lerfen box®s. ) | _ Collections wili be made from the Stâ€"eet Lette wil‘ ba deliverat by Ca: CHer m haiey 298 o5 Rodaplml ~ Are no EX'I'IA qUALIry,. BEST SX CORD SPOOL THnEAD, CLARK & Co., Anchor Thread Works, tha snortest MET ALLIC, a ‘ ROSEWOOD AND * ~â€"â€"CLOT H COVERED COPFLN3S, SIGN WRITEH 8 Opposite the Post Ofce, Rigin Street at atll n 3 COs and imparty Bavnn s\ busnel $2 . Orsalat nl:” nia back £%a0 es t oo 1 dn sA ts w ol ... VUNDERTAKER, 16, Sparks Street, â€" â€" > OMAWA CRAPES, soint ie e neatel Sfuonch iew 18b WINTER aRRANGEMENT. 1875 »i®~ AllMails wre closed by Montreal time 2 minutes faster than Ouznm Ottawa, Jan 29, 1476, p. D1» Sold by all th« Leading Dry Goods Houses. §X s s t t Di Y uB y . _ ane erabine, ols t t on Arrival and Departure of Mails. #AQ* Fi‘st and Second class Hearses. Ujiawa, Jan. 81, 1375, . _ whe RECIG 5: . WHTTE PIGS.â€" aolif oAfi Weroies Gounty PRUNEAU, Junr., BARTON, [Successor to A. Bwalwell] Aver us fuusd in & nralwflmm can be odtained on shart notice. ke â€"iuence over Lhe Store. Jan, 12 N6. Pnd elosed at 1.2)> p m.;in which only un UN@EEkTAXER, NICHOLAS . STREET, Mcs. or women week. . Proct mm;fim&‘mnuw I i eiracnt Hernes on , ut y mub ap6% «0 touk t Kverything us “-’%fii‘râ€"bi‘»'m % Offlices W Dc= ans: Newinundland, nu‘_hl:nu n S. ROGERS, HRLLISHK PAISLEY. uTTAwWA ARENTS WANTED. Canadian steamer: fousd in ETC. mu n.lvn;"n.h attendance when nqnl;l:d.. Conveyances can be had at all hours by leayâ€" iug orders at the Cantro Town Livery Stables. _ _ FXPORT AGENTS. _ " _ _ . poooiei i ol eankn t "ritntentiaee _ Montrcealâ€"Evans, Mercer & _&;.A' ‘Wholesale been troubled in the past with gummed or heaâ€" ted arbors, and journals + nd have beer paying ancy price, use Craven‘s Arctic and Engine Olls aad so avoids those complaints for the future. All O1 guaranteed and orders solicited; W. J. AVEN & | aem . 0 > arnme Paunok, Miutreat, El'o;fi:::dflh__' sufferers to give it a trial to test Thousands of ~nials trom all parts, â€" ., | p ie on e es :l-rnoo:ix%mn'u l:nfl- t '}‘rf&""‘ medicine vendors m .. crpininecnrigs Hink Lineolo mnguard., Torontoâ€"Eillott & â€"â€"vlv“j'!ni; z L " onb ficecrc in tomncat %m-um vfi prompt m. and rearonable 'r:.-. please E. â€"Boregs Tearded and groomed in the most satisfactory manner. A specialty made 0° Cures the blood from all impure matie: watstinBiznmen Resthmut hn mant 4) Tiugt delwate comathnbonor sithor sek the pro. the Bankof B. N. America, |__ _ | EINGIONAET? the bost mnd most sotvenies. | Hamiltonâ€"Winer & Co,) _ BHall faxâ€"Avery, Brown & Co, LEA &â€"PERRINS WORCESTERSHIRE â€"â€" ~SAVUCE. DECLARED BY CONNOISSRURS TO BE THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE. on o9 trine emea, which are calculated to deceive the Public, LEA &Iâ€"PERRINS_have adopted A New Label, bearing their Signature, thus« Dated ) , 18) old. in« cesc s â€" en minsior, Wi‘ts2: * Inmust beg io say :-hhhllo-d: J. * .- T year: o‘d &'fl’nu b1l._-|-. T ’::::’nâ€"-:m ar Morfon‘s |Gamotatie O } Pils, Landon, after this date, and without which none November 1874." x *,* 7711':_40{7.21 b)fi_bb S‘M *,* This does not a To shipments * u:k ):ior to tzplbarle gr:u Ask for LEA t PERRINS® Sauce, and se Name on Wrapper, Label, Bottle and Stopper. * Wholesale and for Export dy th Proprictors, Worcester; C rossets Blackiwell, London, 3 c., t5c.; and by Grocers and A Ten @oth Reafing!â€"A Uiemoand w Reag SAVE YOUR Efw Tsd snn coumtonm hh Livery. Stables, Carriages, Britts® LIox HorEL. Ottawa, July 29, I875 _ At g. 29, 187€ March 11, 1874 which will be:placed on every bottle of Worcestershire Sauce, LIVERY STABLES \we, For sale by ali Qilmen., Dec. 4, 1874. July, 187. . CHAMPN 48 begs to draw the attentio _l:_p_-_uou and the public generaily to hi Agents Wanted, oi modininns w tris. Weiks temedinialys @ $ti3ML400,00p00** The Victoria Stables pue rourewrxs EXTRACT FROM A LETTER11} Warritages. BROWNLEE & CO TOWN buy +4 2b idie & Owen. ass of the Dominion. nistsâ€" and all others interested who have the last 12 years been d by the leading Manuâ€" the blood from a‘ The Canadian Meat Canning Co.‘s Fresh â€"Goods. â€" LUNCH, BREAKFASTS and SUPPERS _ d eontecmen ourem en Lora inb rmeartirteante seâ€" _2 im orte cas cenasl esetramerente . to the eye, especially those toned with silver mica; but loommm pints and quarts, put up to order, 100 Cases CLARET, Jas, Violets, special order, very fine. D Ouk» SHERBY WINE, Y.P., fine favour, fine brands. s ’oc-m Fine ALES, pints and quarts, per order lo Hogeheads Fine Old BRKANDY, 10 years old, direct order.; ; lomn-uunummu quality, some 20 year old, different prices Teasâ€"Black, the finest imported ; Green, do. *A Coffeeâ€"Very superior, fresh roasted and ground daily. Nyrupsâ€"Maple, Amber, Golden, &0., very fine: . Sagarsâ€"All grades, for preserving very (rong. A large and well selected siock of fancy groceries 100 namerous to detaii always on hand.. Â¥ax>Look Out for Advertisement in this Space. BRANDIES, = ~PORT & SHERRY WINE, | CIN, PORTER PUBE ANi JNANULTERATED, tor Famiy use and Medicinal Purposes. W A L L _ _P A PER. BLYTH & K ER R. â€" _ j 25 RIDEAU STREET, f Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, Galvanized ~ PRACTICAL _ â€" PLUMBER, GAS & STEAMIFITTEE. 2 3rd Door West of BankStreet, : im wood, of the Cily of Ottawas. have been apâ€" requested to flle their ciaims before me within one month, Iuol.vn-r A0r or 1875. l".' 'Al‘:..“m Diamond Yeast Cakes. elm.-mmu, Stereoscopes & Views, Stereopticons and Magic Lanterns U nnprnimtprain) man on sanke money with Kach ‘Waterworks Pipes, Baths, Sinks, W up,on.Lae shorlest notiee. . C uagprabh rhose m mhifrint in nho ut thhe nbore ithes, Ottawa, Sopt. %, 1876, In the matter of ROBERT Ottawa, Feb. 10, 1876 Glasgow Peas Mceal, M Ca‘alogues of Lavterns and Slides with direcâ€" We are Headquarters in everythiny in the Their Excellencies the Earl ani Countess of Oufferin. _ eoner 21, 18*, & & H T MTBON & C1, WARDED the HI ESTABLISHED 1854. HWAEIW Manufacturers, Importers & Dealers in PhOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, YIENXNA. THOS. PATTERSON HARRIS % CAMPBELL, Direct Importations from the Froducers 14 Francs, Engiahd, Holland and Spain. £ USIVFRA!T Beirg CHOILCE AND BEAUTIFEUVL Warerooms next to Daniels‘ Hotel WHOLESALE & Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers, varieties he prices of Imported minteni in Tas ofy, *4 ho hes prens of Imborted Goote. and mauds atree 158, SPARKS STREET. ~â€"McKAYV‘S D. 8, EASTW OOD, Agents for the Improved Bot Air » urnace. "ON, on EngoPiHcu®, Plumbers, &r. TMHall PRaper. . Ferguson. Tran WEDAL at 0 T TAW A. 81761 §w oy groceries too namerous to detaii always on hand. . â€" * Digestve Bisowits, and Angastore Bitters, t Worcestershire : Sance A Treating_how to raiss and Grow Potetves ds _a_-_-_-:-:z::‘._â€"r:."'g.zm Paterson‘s National Benefit AUTION, Princess of Lorne, wuich will rATERSON3 ING POTATO OTTAWA 1875. %# Union xb