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' "A By-Law to authorize the Munici- 14 re annual special rate of "two mills.and nine. twenticths of a mill on| Williamsburg, March 22, 1877. the dollar shall in addition to all other = ; rates, hpi) et wilesed = 5 RE ath; yehr e continuance of the} i EF debentures, or of them, all the Lr aT. Miss Chisholm ed pripofOartuigbt. ,....«. . | fad tom friends and the 6 ---- Bonus shall bo payable in B Tae be Ecos uc fimuchdebentures. coat AUN BE Bin dvor oust of Mr. Wright's 4. The atures, to Le issued as aforesaid | Boot and: Shoe Ew) um, where she will i by the Reeve of the said | keep constantly on a newand well yi e Cn aa elected stock of . ried, p oy ¥ Ineor-} 7d =i : . + She pee ir Sr, Sle bye FANCY GOODS, said > vered e said Com) % ; from time Sue the anid Gow y 'BERLIN AND. 'OTHER 'WOOLS, tiled Tcoive the. Yt 0 ie Bley aud po]... STA T IONERY, pality of the Township of Cart- (wright to. aid and Sassist the Toronto ang Ottawa Railway Company by granting thereto by wag of bonus, the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, and to issue debentures therefor, and to author- ize the levying of a special rate Jor the payment thereof. 'WrEREAS the Toronto and Ottawa Railway Company has applied to the Corpora tion of the Township of Cartivright for aid by way of bonus towards the con- struction of the Toronto and Ottawa Railway to the amount of the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, and it is ex- pedient to grant the same upon the conditious hereinafter named. Axp Wagreas for such purpose it is neces- sary for the said Corporation of the Township of Cartwright to issue debent- ures of the said Corporation to the amount of the'said sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars Axp Waereas it will require the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred and Forty-eight dollars to be raised annually Ly special rate on the "whole ratable property of the said Township of Cart- wright for paying the said sum of "Twenty Thousand Dollais and interest «on the Debentures to be issued therefor, iin equal annual instalments of principal and ioterest within twenty years as hercinafter mentioned. Axp Wagneas the amount of the whole rat- able property of the said Township of Cartwright, imespective of any future increase of the same, according to the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Yownship (being that of the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy= 8ix) is the sum of Seven Hundred and |. thirteen thousand two hundred and ten dollars. Axp Wasreas the amount of the existing debt of the said Corporation of the Township of Cartwright is for prin- cipal, "the sum of Three Thousand Beven Hundred and Twenty dollars, and no sum for interest, and no part of such priacipal moneys is in arrear. ims the Westerly limit thereof, ot to the edge of Scugog , mot further North than the fifth co! , or to the Southerly limit of the said Township, not further East than Lot number Five; and the remaining portion of such debentures or the proceeds thereof when the said proposed Road shall haye been com- pleted from the City of Toronto to the City of Ottawa, except as to such portions of any other Rail! on which running rights may have been obtained from other Companies, 9. That a permanent Freight and Dass enger Station, with all necessary siding ac- commodation shall te maintained on the said proposed Road on the Fourth or Fifth concession of the said Township, at the junction of the proposed Road With the Gravel Road running North and South in the said Township, or within half a mile East. erly trom such Gravel Road on the line be- tween the Fourth and Fifth concessions of the said "Township. 10. The construction of the said proposed Road shall be bona fide commenced on or before the Thirty-first day of December One Thousand, Eight Hunared and Seventy- eight and completed from the City of To- ronto to the City of Ottawa, except as to such portions of other Roads as to which running rights may be obtained as aforesaid, within four years thereafter, in default where- of such of the said debentures as may re- main in the hands of the said Trustees shall be returned to the Treaswier of the said Muu- icipality. 11. That the tariff for freight or passen- gers on the said proposed Road from Cart- wright to any point on the said Road cast thereof shall not be in excess of that from any point west of Cartwright to the same place, and such tariff from Cartwright to any point on the proposed Road west thereof shall not be in excess of that from any point east of Cartwright to the same place. 12. This by-law shall come into force and take effect on the thirty-fitst day of December, one thousand eight hundred and severty- seven. 13. The votes of the Electors of the said municipality shall be taken on this by-law on the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, one thousand eight hundred and seventy- seven, at the following polling places, and before the following Returaing officers, that is 10 say -- For Division number one, at the Town Hall ; William Lucas, returning officer. For Division number two, in the Temper- ance Hall, lot number seventeen in the fourth concession ; Johu Hughes, returning officer. For Division number three, at William W Mason's House, lot number seventeen in the seventh concession ; William W. Mason, re- turning officer. And the poll shall be opened at nine o'clock in the moruing and clos:d at five o'clock in the afternoon. 14. The twenty ext at the Town Hall, in the msburg, at ten o'clock in the f \y appointed as the time and place for the summing up by the Clerk of the Municipality, of the number of Votes given for and against the by-law. 15. The twenty-first day of May next at the Town Hall in the village of Williamsburg, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, is hereby appoint. Axp 'Waereas for payirg the principal and interest of the debt hereby created, by | equal annual instalinents it will require | an equal, annual, special rate of two mills and pine twentieths of a mill on the dollar, in addition to all other rates to be levied in cach year in the said municipality. Be it therefore enacted by the Corporation | of the Township of Cartwright in the County of Durham, as follows :-- 1. That it shall be lawful for the Corpora. tion of the township of Cart- wright to aid and assist the To- ronto and Ottawa Railway Company by granting thereto by way of bonus, the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars in debentures of the said Corporation. 2. That, for the purpose atoresaid, the Reeve of the said Corporation shall cause debentures of the said Corporation to be made to the amount in all of the sum of "Twenty Thousand Dollars, each debenture to be for not less than One Hundred Dol-' lars, to be sealed with the seal of the said 'Corporation, and signéd by the Reeve and "Treasurer thereof, and shall declare on the face thereof, 'the authority on which the same was issued. 3. That the said debentu:es shall bear date on thie day hereafter ap) o nted forthe coming into force of this By.Luw, and shall be issued for the amonuts, and payable with- in the times following, that is to say : $544.00 in one year from the date thereof. $576 64 in two years from the date thereof. $611.24 iuthree years from the date thereof. $647.92 in four years from the date thereof, $686.79 in five years from the date thereof. $728.00 in six years from thedate thereof. | $771.68 in seven years trom the date 'thereot. $817.98 in eight years from the thereof. $867.05 in nine years from the thereof. $919.08 in ten thereof. $974.23 in eleven years from the 'thereof, $1032 68 in twelve years from the thereof. $1094 64 in thirteen years from the thereof. $1160.32 in fourteen years from the thereof. $1229.32 in fifteen years from the thereof, $1303.73 in sixteen years from the date 'thereof. date date years fiom the date date $1381.96 in seventeen years trom the date 'thereof, $1464.88 in eighteen years from the date ereof. $1552.77 in nineteen years from the date" thereof. $1636.46 in twenty years from the date dhereof. } And such debentures shall be payable at 'the branch or agency of the Ontario Bank _ in the Town of Bowmanyille. 4. That the said debentures shall bear in- terest at the rate of six percent. per annum, from the date thereof, and such interest shall be payable yearly on the 31st day of December in each and every year at the branch or agency of the Ontario Bank in the "Town of Bowmanville, and such debentures . shall have attiched thereto coupons for the interest theredn, : 5 5. That for the purpose of paying the dubt hereby created by equil anhual instalments, ed the time and place for the appointment by the Reeve of the said Municipality of persons © | to attend at the various polling places and at thefinal summing up of the votes on behalf of the persons interested in and promoting or opposing the By-Law respectively. T \ QR NOTICE. Take notice that the above is a true copy of the proposed By-Law which will be taken nto consideration by the Council ot the Munici- pality of the Township of Cartwright, after one month from the first publication m the Nori ONTARIO ()BSERVER newspaper, the date of which publication was and is the Twenty- sixth day of April, A. D., 1817. and that the votes of the Electors of the said Municipality will be taken thereon at the polling places on the day and at the time, and by and before, the Returning Officers therein named WILLIAM LUCAS, Township Clerk. SUPERIOR SPRING GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS BAYANS' OLD CORNER STORE, WILLIAMSBURG, CARTWRIGHT. ALL and see our Spring Stock of First Class Boots and Shoes, OUR CHOICE FRESH GROCERIES ! Our Superior HARDWARE, CROCKERY, C PAINTS, and OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C. OUR TEAS CANNOT BE BEAT, We make them a Specialty. The quality of our Stock is all that could be desired, and the Prices cannot fail to please. Give us a cali. The Highest Prices paid for all kinds of Farm Produce, ROBERT BRYANS, Jr. STIRING FROM THE , il GOODY LATA Immense Sacrifices -- FOR CASH. -- » HE Subscriber having determined to give up the Dry Goods part of his Business and confine his sales wholly and solely to Groceries and Boots 'and Shoes, will from this date commence gelling the whole of his Dry Goods Stock on hand ) OR PRODUCE. Now is the time to secure bargains as overy article in Stock will posi- tively be put right down at once to Cost, and parties having any Cash to spare will find 1t to their advantage to call at once and secure Bargains such as they positively cannot get anywhere else. p&~ For particuiars seo small Bills. T. Cc. FORMAN. CHEAP | RB. J. THORNE, RY 6000S | Queen Street, - Port 'Perry. On Wednesday, the 2nd of May, The Subscriber will commence Showing a complete Stock of STAPLE AAD FANCY DRY GOOBS, g 18 Canadian and American Grey Cottons, do. White Cottons, English Prints, Oxford Shirtings, Black Grey Lustres, Fancy Dress Goods. English and Canadian 'I'weeds, and a large assortment of Fancy Goops too numer- ous to mention. These Goods have all been purchased Cheap, times, as an inspection will convince. TERMS CASH. SPECIAL VALU and will be sold at prices to suit the Port Perry, May, 1877. B. J. THORNE. SEED STORE. My Stock is now complete comprising Seeds and Sced Grain of all descriptions. I have a choice selection of Tmported Kitchen Garden Seeds they are fresh and clean. ; Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Peas, Barley,&c CORN, PLASTER and SALT for Sale. E. WORTHINGTON,® Opposite the Ontario Bank, Port Perry. Port Perry, April 5, 1877. THOROUGHLY SEASONED 0.1,X& XX HUBBS, SPOKES, RIMS And Shafts, all -izes. ST PRICES, FOR CASH| , SPRING. I J.A. STIRLING & CO. Are now prepared to show large and carefully Selected Stock of g21ING G00IS Fully assorted in every department, Among others the following lines will be found The Subscriber has How on view a Magnificent Stock American and English Prints, Dress Goods in all the Newest Shades | ¢ Colored Mattelasse and Figured Brilliantines ! A SPECIALTY-- Black and Colored Lustres, New Mantle Cloths in all the leading Shades, Hosiery and Gloves, Edgings and Insertions, Parasols, in Silk and Zenilla, Oxford and Regatta Shirts, ret % TTEW C00DS'! Bought in the best Markets and on the Best Terms, just suited for the We would call Special attention to our | f pene (Hard Times! Which in variety and style cannot be surpassed. It embraces all the latest Novelties in French, English and American Hats, BoNNETS amd TRIMMINGS. ' A Fresh and Large Stock of Gent's Furnishings on hand. . Port Perry, May 10, 1877. . J. A. STIRLING & CO. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! W. M. Jones Desires to call special attention of the public to the VERY LOW PRICES! At which he is offering Hams, Bacon, Lard and Dried Apples. Our Goods are selected to suit all, and our prices make them more suitable still. We guarantee to give our customers MORE GOODS FOR THE DOLLAR AND BETTER VALUE, than any other House in the County. A Large Stock of Room Paper Just Received. To those who prefer Light to Darkness we have a large Stock of Double Refined New York Lxport Coal Oil (pure.) LARGE VARIETY, LOW PRICES, and the BEST GOODS are inducements we hold out. Give us a Call. J. H. BROWN, Currie's Stand Port Perry, March 22, 1877, PORT PERRY. DIRECT IPORTATIO PER---- = SHIN CI.LOVER SEED $7.25 per Buhel. TIMOTHY SEED 8255 do Port Perry, Apuil 12, 1877, HATS. CORRIGAN & CAMPBELLS Have just opened an immence Stock of HATS. | STOCK SPECIAL NOTICE! Gents' Hats and Caps, In Silk, Fur and Felt, of the latest styles, in English and American manufacture, showing over fifty different kinds to select from, including the following Colors, viz:--Black, Brown, Grey, Stone, Pearl, Bronze and Dark Blue, which for Quantity, Quality and cheapness cannot be surpassed. 200 PIECES Hoyles' and Ashton's Best PRINTN. THE BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET! ve my customers the advantage of securing the Bost Goods at the ler to gi : Dt Goods have all been marked at ONE PRICE, viz : the low sum of Lowest Prices. These 12: cents per yard. As there is no doubt but a GRAND RUSH will be made for these splendid PRINTS, porties wishing to sccure any will do well to call eagly. Stock well assorted in the other Departments. 7 TerMs--Cash or Produce. CORRIGAN & CAMPBELL, Port Perry, March, 1877. Ai a Expected, this week, 100 Boxes of those Cheap Raisins, $1.20 for 28lbs. No trash, but good Cooking Raising, SPRING ARRIVALS. The Subscribers take greav pleasure in announcing that their Ss. 'H. CHRISTIAN. Manchester, April 5, 1877. a vxles, Springs, Fifi : Dash Leather, Enamelled Duck and {rill - CARRIAGE CLOTHS. 'A Gt of Varnish in Gal Cans. IRON & STEEL. A FULL STOCK OF 4 . ly + : ) ; {7 R NV 3 4 fii ang 0g 00L BOOKS| IMI \( \k 1 | Loe Treasurer of the And the very latest selections of ! { JY RANE "5. The sid deben or the proceeds Sheet Music! j Le : To thereof ball be delivered or paid b ; , char mtr mt err Laing & Meharry, here tthe amount of Tee Toma STAMELNG dome Simbr G,, Sign of the Golden Anvil. Sa 3 fund} Easterly | Store" --Queen St. Purt Perry. | Post pany, Pb. 8, 207%. y Jimit of the_ Township oft Castwright to Port Poury, Apel 4, 1677. " th Wheels, and Skeins.| NEW SPRING GOODS | Have arrived, and will be open and ready for inspection on the 18th inst. As the above Goods have been bought in the best markets, and after the great break-in the price of American Goods, we will be able to show you THE BEST GOODS FOR THE MONEY TO BE FOUND IN THE PROVINCE. AND OTHER OUR TAILORING DEPARTM : . rr Eh SUMMER CARRIAGES ! WR STOCK OF DRESS GOS |ogtarie Carriage Works ! styles and shades. «+ Our Hats and Caps must be seen to be appreciated. Our Crockery, Hardware, Groceries, Boots and I a © or ot) 8d. Show OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Is most complete. An endless show of nice Summer Hats from 5 centsy §@~ Come oné, com: all, and see what you can do at Williamsburg, HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR BUTTER, EGGS & WOOL, ROBERTS & PRICE, The undersigned has much pleasure in calling attention tohis superior 58 Phaetois, &c., &c.,, the manufacture of the present seagon, which for ex quality of workmanship, style aud finish are all that could be desired Carriages are in every way superior, the prices are placed 50 that parties | rig can have no hesitancy in purchasing, Lo ra Williamsburg, April 14, 1877. u Port Perry, April 10, 1877. Buggies, Phatons, 9