Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 1

OH $qg? aya 1 8 sun 1 i I i (W EVENING EDITION OTTAWA CITY, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1872 1 r. i VOL. VIII. No. 240.

I i i i I BARGAINS Our New Bridges. THE BA TTLEA THE CO UKCIL BOA 12 Sale still HUNTON, T. BU tkels. Flannels Winciea remarkably cheap. lhey would also call the attention of parties requiring anything in the way of HOUSE FURNISHINGS CARPETS To their large and well assorted Stock which they arc determined to clear outivithatU regard to cost, before removing to their new premises.

T. HUNTON, SON CO. Ottawa, February 15th, 1872. 1872. WINTER AND A THE RED BOOT (Forjnerly W.

A. LAMB.) our WINTER STOCK and all unseasonable Ooods SPRING HTOCKarrHine- a Our Spring Stock, Shipped Last Week, is Arriving, And will be no! lieloalu and Retail at the fory grCcuntry Merchants will RUBBERS telling at cheap at at any Ottawu, January Sttb, 1S72. WQOD r. IRON. Tata Meat lag Breaks mp In Cantaalon A regular meeting of the City Council was held list evening at the usual hour, at which there were present the following members Aldermen Heney, Lapierre, McDougaL Rocque, Featherston, Mosgrove, Itowe, Mftgee.

Bang, Bronson, Kehoe, Pratt, LeSueur, and His Worship Mayor Martineau. A communication was read by his Worship from Mr. Parent, Under Secretary of State, in answer to the petition from the Corporation to the Government, requesting them to have the Rideau Canal, Basin and By wash, cleaned. It stated that the matter had ben referred to the Department ot Public Works. The question of the introduction of the by-law the construction of Waterworks came before the Board, and a debate ensued as to the legality of proceeding to pass the by-law before the Corporation was officially notified of the Waterworks Bill having received the Royal assent after being passed by the Ontario Legislature.

Several communications on different sub jects were read. A number of petitions were recetvea and referred to the different Committees. Among them was one praying that the bridge over the Canal be built at Biddy street instead of Maria street. The 3rd Report of the Finance Committee was presented and read, recommending a number of accounts for payment. On motion of Aid.

McDougal the report was adopted, with an addition of flOO grant to the Board of Health. The 4th Report of the Board of Works was received and read. It recommended that the bridges over. the canal at Maria Street and the Gulley be built on Mr.Perry's plans instead of Mr. l)ougla-', as the latter did not give stuhcient information ot cot.

See. It alo recommended the construction of abridge over tlioliiileau River at Ottawa Street, and tho opening up of Spark Street to the Kichmonu Koal. Aid. Rocque moved that the report be received, adopted, and that the Financo Committee be instructed to provide funds for the works proposed, suspending all rules to the contrary. Aid.

Featherston asked why the report of ifr. Douglas; moved for at a former meeting of the Council, was not laid before the Council. The report by Mr. Douglas was produced and read. It strongly recommended an iron instead of a wooden bridge over the Canal at Maria Street, which he calculated to cost $15,000.

Pooley's Bridge he estimated to cost Aid. Lapierre wanted to know why Mr. Douglas's plans were not adopted and Mr. Perry's were. Aid.

Rocmie replied that the plans given by Mr. were too expensive and the information of their construction too meagre. Iron bridges, he was creditably informed. wWe not suitable to this climate. Mr.

Terry's bridge was 40 feet wide. Mr. Douglas's 30, and, if 'the latter width was sufficient, it would further reduce its cost by making it that width. did not see what noccssity there was to pay another engineer to do the work which could be as well, if not better, performed by the City Engineer without the additional outlay of thousands of dollars. Aid.

Heney epoke in favor of iron bridges. Aid. Featherston spoke atdength in favor of iron bridges. He cited several instances to show that iron bridges were well adapted to this climate, lie thought the people would sooner have an iron bridge over the Canal than a wooden ono, if it could be shown that it'; could be built for the same amount as a wooden one. lie recommended iron in the interests of the city, and re quested that tho report of Mr.

Douglas be published no that the public may under-stand the full bearingsot the question. Iron would last forever, while wood would re quire repairing every year, and in a lew years would cost as much as tho original structure. This woubi probably be his last appearance at this Board, and should they adopt wood instead of iron the responsibility would rest with them. Aid. Magee defended the report and said that nothing he had heard convinced him that it was wrong.

Aid. Bangs said there had been too much talk about these bridges. Plans had been prepared and submitted, and then rejected. The Board had recommended the City Engi i. neer's plans because the whole ot the money spent in building would le expended in the eity, also because special provision had been made for the conveyance of the main pipe of the.

Waterworks over the canal. Aid. Lapierre said the report referred to four different things, vis: Maria street bridge, Pooley's Bridge, Ottawa street Bridge, and the opening up of Sparks street to the Richmond Rojwi. A motion had been passed at a former meeting, that the Board of Works was not to recommend any public Improvements until the finance Committee bad reported funds for taucb, work. The opening of Sparks street would cost J19.000, and as the information contained in the report was insufficient he would vote against U.

He was astonished Aid. Rocque bad not recommended the opening of certain streets in Lower Town. Aid." McDougal condemned the report and supported the idea of iron bridges. He wanted some definite idea as to the of opening up Sparks street. Aid.

Rocque replied at length, contending tha the cost of excavation would be little or nothing in opening up Sparks street." Not over $1500. Aid. McDougal suggested to put that sum in the report and grant the same amount to opening streets in Lower Town. Aid.il Feaiherston wanted to know the amount of land damages. Christ Church, far instance, was going to be rebuilt, and OTTAWA BRASS FOUNDRY.

THEODORE FRIEDRICK, RIDEAE STREET, un. TEA ToT. Brass Costing, Finishing, Plumbing, Gf Bell Hanging. part referring to tho cutting down of Sparks Mreei i-e reierrea racK to tho Board of Works for estimates of cost of the work and land damages Aid. Heney moved an adjournment, which was lost on uiYtsion is xo 1.

Aid. Pratt moved the Previous question An incoherent debate followed, in which no new arguments were rought up oh either side. Finally, as the time approached 1 1 o'clock, Alderman Rowe moved a verbal extension of two hours. This the Mayor ruled out ot order, as there a motion i anu an amenument oeiore mm. A lil.

Lapierre moved an adjournment, and both sides appealed to the Chair for a de cision, some holding Alderman Row motion in order, and others standing by Alderman Lapierre. As neither would take His Worship's ruling, and both appealed to l. i .1 tw i no vuuucu, a i tire on ms roue oi ornce, left tho chair, and the meeting adjourned in contusion. A Trjra TitnndtrTxtlt. I nx-kett, ToxiCs, Jttcr ti A iplvUiti's JouniaLJ Friday, January 5th.

in this section of our Mate, was remarkable tor a meteono phenomena. The day began with revere thunderstorm, and, although it was mid winter, there was an uninterrupted succession of thunderstorms until night. During one of i ne severest ot these storms, Mr, pi. O. Thompson, of this county, was at the house of a friend in the town of Pennington, Trinity county, about fifteen milos from this place.

He and i-everal others wero watching tho progress of the storm, and wero looking out of a window when their attention was attracted by a vivid flash of lightning, accompanied by a terrino peal of inuii'wr. inej say mo ngnimng struck the earth, and at tho point where it fell they saw something lying on the ground. They immediately ran to the spot And found a piece of matter burning with a blue blaio. Upon attempting to pick it up, they found it too hot for the hand. When it had suffl ciently cooled, they took it up, and found it about mx inches long, with an average thick ness of one inch, and with a holo running lengthwiso through the middle of it.

The sides of this holo are smoked, as if an oiled wi had been burned in it. There was so much curiosity among those present that they broke oft pieces of it, in stead of preserving it entire, as thev should have d'ne. Mr. Thompson brought a piece to tne to be analyzed, if possible. Tlws fragment is about ono inch in length.

It is evidently a cinder, hence it is almost impossible to ascertain what were its original constituents. The color is a bluish, white, exhibits some evidence of original crystalixa-tion. with a very slight calcarous odor, but is very hard and brittle. 1 have no means determining ils composition; but, if any ono who is qualified to do so will take the troublo lo investigate this object, I will with forward to him tha aerolite, if that its true name. Mr.

Thompson says thero is no. doubt of tho tact that the piece now in our possession came to tho earth in a discharge of lightning, and all who were with him at tho time it loll sustain him in the assertion. Mr. Thompson's character for veracity is alove ion, and whatever he affirms will be endorsed by every one who knows him. A isr Jt future.

In the I'nited States Senate Mr. Hitch-coi-k. of has introduced a bill to ciiv-ouiago the growth of timber on western tallies, whuh provides that any person who shall plant, protect, and "keep in a healthy growing condition for live years one hun he I and twenty tn'ics of titular, tho 1 1 thereon being not more than eight Vet apart each way, on any quarter section ot any of tho public lands of the United State, shall ho entitled to a patent for the whole of quarter section at the end of five years on making proof of the fact; but that only one quarter in any section shall be thus granted. An entry may be made for l.in under these conditions on filing an affidavit at the proper land office and the j.aviii.-nt of tn dollars but no patent is to l-e" tied therefor until the expiration of be years from the date of entry, nd if the tri e-, after being planted are not protected an 1 kept in good condition until the issue r.t the patent, the land will revert to the Unite 1 States. The bill also provides that it-iiii- who have taken up land under the Homestead Act, and at the end of the third year of their residence thereon shall have had under cultivation for two years, and in good, thrifty condition, one acre of timber tor every, t-ixteen acres of the homestead, receive a patent for the homestead, on proof that such is the case.

If settlers can U- led to turn their attention to tree planting by the inducements offered by this bill, its is certainly desirable for trees are the great want of the far West. N. Y. Smi. r.Rr.tsrAsr.-Kri-an oa.

umArrrvc ako OiMK.wirisu. "Hy a thorough knowledge of the imtuml law which govern the operation of dlgea. tioo Miid nutrition, and by a rarefnl application of tli- fine iTopvrtlea of well-aeleeU-d eneua, Mr. Epps ividxl our breakfast tables with a dellcab ly fUv.in -I i- venure which may save us many heavy d.rf hill." deil tfcrrte UamcUe. Mad simply with lloiUsig WaU-ror Milk.

Each packet Is label-e-1 Err A Hom'wpalhlc Chemists, matters of Epps's Milky 'oeoa Vd.i and Condensed Milk.) dAwy A Cough, Cotd, av Irrtlatssl Threat If wrd to pnrea, results In pulmonary and affection, oflentimea Incurable, DROWN BRJNCH1 At, TROC1IE8 directly the affected parts, and give almost Irikt-irit relief. In Rronchiti, Asthma, and Catarrh, they are Ijeneficlat Ottaln only the jma Brown's lironehlal Troches, which have wt their efficacy by a many ye.irs. Among testimonial at ttieir efflcacy are letters from 1 A. C)lAM, Ii. Ik, New York, Hknbv Ward Dr.txiiut, Krooklyii, N.

N. I'. Willi, New Yjrk, llm. C. riltVLrs, rre.

Mass. Senate, DiuG. F. Bio CLow, Boston, En. Nobt, Clinton, N.

Hvnat. jt iv Tim AtwT, and otliers of eminence, Sx.i-I v. rrwticr. St JceriL per onx. "Tk iiks." soealte-L aokl br tha oanee, are a irr and tKtblng like Know' Rao.

i. Trti'UKs, which are soil only In boxes with fie Ic of ttie piOuas, JOHN blVjWX, BON, cm the ouutde wra pper hoi, and private Govern. tn r.t l.iOif atLached to each hox. in tMitiios- an the Trurhes Is lmprrtart a a fcecurity Vu the iKirc-haser In order to sure of ooUiu.i the genuine tsv' Isbojmhial Tko 11 Ks. Jan.

ta-lni Tht Flarvatee Xlghtlatctr Use Xatrsery. Tue following is an extract from a leUer wriueo by the Rev. WeUer, to the Orrmum RsformtH 3myrr, at Cham bersburg, Petnn: A BENEFACTREHH, Jat otrn the door for b-r, and Mrs. Win low win prove the American Dorene Nlghtlngsle of he irv-ry. Of this we are sore, that we win tearh our to say, A Ifleaslngoo Mrs.

WlnsVyw," f.r helping ber to enrvive and escape; tbe grit" coJicking and teething slece. Us eon firm very wurd wi forth la the F.JrarTT. It perJorms prr-cisely what It profe to peraana. every part of it nothing less. Away with your "Cordial," Par--Tic," Iropa," Indanaaa," and every other Narc-Kic, by which tha babe la dragged Into stupid.ty, and renderad doll and kUotte fur Uta.

We have never eeeo Mrs. Wlnslow know ber thfjogh the preparatknof awroaUungyrup If we bad the power, we wou-1 make her, aa she K. the phystoal aavWair of uv lotAnt Race. Zj cents per Uxxie. Hold by all DciMCgLt, sre and call tor -MR VTIN81WB SOOTHISrO ST RUT." haviu the seatawxr Crans A YMiwf a tn ouutde wrapper.

All Uoos. BARGAINS going on at SON CO'S. SPRING GOODS. 1872 RODDEN selling atREDt'CKl) TRICES lu maka iwjiu for low rrlce for which the RED BOOT imiotod. find Grfot BARGAINS.

othtr tlart in 0u nlj. Gire us a call. I.AM It A RODDEN. Sussex ii. the r.e!.u 1 $10.50.

i' A Complete Suit of Tweed. ALL WOOL FOR T. RAJOTTE'S i Merchant Tailor, Sparks St. Establishment next door to his oM htnr.J, now i oeeuplcd by Messrs. Hnnton.

Shnnlbred 4 imd desiring to dlpre rapidly of his lurje St. i Tan Vet, Coat, bblru, Undershirts, C'ravaU, I'aper Collars, Ac, Ac, Previous to entering Into his New Store In Sepu-m- ber next, has made the enormous rednprifn of 10 jver cent on his former, and already low price. lurcluurrs should not be afraid to come in, the store is small, but full of Cheap Goods. sT Knits made and tultonMcr ai tne nonei not lee. 1'ERFECT FIT GUARANTEED, fall at T.

RAJOTTE'S Ottawa, April 2tth. ZARUS. MURRISS A COMPANY'S BEST PERFECTED SPECTACLES AJ'D EYE-GLASSES, IN Gold, Sit ccr and Steel Frame. To be had only at YOUNG RADFORD'S Watchmakers anj Jewellers, Sjarks street. OTTAWA.

Satisfaciian Guaranteed Money Returned. July th. 1PI. or the TECTACLES DR ALL SKiHTS. PERFECT PERE0SC0PIC SPECTACLES.

$1.50 Per Pair. fi EN CINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, $2.30 per pair. OPERA GrVSSES, MICROSCOPES, and general aasortmeot of Optical and Drawing Instrument. Sarvf yor's InstrcmecU. an 1 repairs to order.

V. MEA(tN, OUawa lrog tore, tiappe' UrVise. fStf Sign of tha Mortar at -J Spectacle. rpiLE EGO POWDER, Tii only real anhatttata for Eggs In the world. Sold hy all grrers ia OUawa, aad wbola aia by a HuVfXL A CO.

rabraary ttk, ISTi i j-W. W. flarrtoter-at-Eaw, Advocate, Ac Office Opposite fca Russell iioiuiv Eigiu rltraet, Ottawa. Canada. Attorney, Solicitors, Conveyanoers, 40, VtBoo In tha Court House, Ottawa, Out.

BOB BUT MUSS. TOHW J. eSaTaTaXtj. It OSGEOVE A TAILLUN, Barristers and Attorney-at-Law, Hollcltor, Con-, eeyaneor, Ac utnee atosgroyes nuuuing, wai kleau treel, Ottawa. pjf44AJt MOSOBOVE.) 0OBOK TAILLOX, JEWIS riXHEY, RvriHon and Attorneyt-LflW, Ac, next Uoor to toe Post Office, lbjln Hlraot, Centra Ottawa.

J.B.USWM.1 P. H.PWHET. oS-ly JTON REMON, Barristers, Attorney, Solicitor, Conveyancers, Ao Hull's utoca, x.ifin mniei, venire Town. OUKTI.T05. 90-ly I CO WARD ALKER WLNNOCK, Barrister, Attorneys-at-Law, Solid ton In Chan rv (Vmvevunceiv, Ac Ofllca Aumoud'i Build- jog, tuuuuu Birwi, wfcnT.

W. B. WALKBK.J r. JR. J.

O. A KCH AilB A LT, NOTARY PUBLIC. Ui fMt Offluo. IUaldance Tlull, naxt dHy to R-UEiUV T. COKBErr, O'Cnouor tuwt.

Uilnl bulise from Bparks atrneU Office luMira to 10 a. 2 to 4 p.m., and afUjr 7 Into eToiiiug. Ottawa, Jan. 17, 1571 dOm. IL W.

J. HENRY, Corner of Bunk and Vlttorla Streets, Ottawa. Ottawa, DocemTjcr 1S70. dlSfi-ly Office Rijrru Ptroct, ofpoclUt If r. Poritneratono'" ruaSlorr.

Knoldnuca HU TaulMtm-U 4, OUawa, April ltth. d-ly Qlt'LUGAN, Homrvcpntlile I'liy-li-lan, Hurgpon i Accouclier, Baitdenaei-AtiirVtrct. OtDco toourit frutu to 11 a. m- and 3 to 4 p. ra.

aTHpecial attention given to dtaeuMea and rtln-placemrnta of the utoriM. dly J11USTLE Co.ff liand Hurvcyors, Ijiml AsenU, DranghtRmen, Ac Office Opprwite the Ontario Bunk, Kpurk Htreet, Valuators for the Trust and Ixm Cumpany. W. TUISTI.R.J la. I.ANO.

R. O. C. WOOD, PhrnMnn. Snnr'on and Ont.

lJay Office opponitw ttm Timea office, Snrks KlrceU Centre Town. Nili. oaico at 1U ruHldcncc, Man Btreet, Centre Town. Canwm cured witliotit ihotweoftlie knlftj.by a new but certain, sixHxIy and almost iliiU process. Reference given to parties succeitsfully truutxl, required.

Ottuwa. May Drta R. C1IE.STETU., Offlcc No. Ilrulur. oiiuwa.

May 2-nd, 1KT1 1, Ul loan street; Happen dJlw Contractor, Bricklayer, aiwlUcnerl BiilMer, Water Street, Ottawu. Jan. 6th, HTO. QEO. V.

JiEYNOLDS A Commission Merchants, ron the rrsPitAHB or FLOUR, "GRAIN, PORK, PROVISIONS ANDSKIOJS. tSrOBDEliS HU LJCJ Tol.lClHj, u. Ansu-t2), 1S7U dly QNTA1UO SALOON, F. KILIJV, YORK STREET. Always lin ml tic delicacies of tho Inrpe stock of New York Jiuy oysters Just receive October 1h71.

dly IIE FEATIIEU.S" HOTEL, WILLIAM STREE1, OrrOSITE THE BY WARD 3IARKE1'. SaT The choicest britnd of NVincs I Jqontn, Cigars. iLuts' bitter Ale and Uutneas' iHibllii Stout. Uatue Oysters, Ac. J.

DYKE, Proprietor. September 2 dly rpUE "RURAL" SALOON. ELGIN STREET, ila-rlrtK now changed handx, and been fitted up far lAinctMoa ilar and Saloon, will torn called THE COMMERCIAL, HOUSE," And arrfc'd on nnder th tnanajfement of ItVANS, ka proprietor of the James' Hotel. HUlct auetitiaa to bttsibeaa. ikxxt Wines and 1 wwraji tea.

reorus rebruary It. d2aHf JARTJS A CAMPBELL, CABINET mVkERS UPHOLSTERERS, ilSHuacturers of all kinds of Plain andOmarnentol Furniture, IIAIU AND SPUING MATTRASSES, PALLIATES, Ac, JLc, Window Curtains and Cornices made and put up. CARPETS MADE A XD ItlD, VURNITURE REPAIRED, VARNISHED, AND POL18UED. Pancv' Needlework mounted In a manner onequal-led la this City. WARE ROOSt A'0 "WORKSHOP, SUSSEX STREET, Near the Queen Whart ly May 1ST1.

JJAVE YUUR S1VVE PirES CLEANED BY WORKMEN. Fluting Irons! ttar easterner who hare left order for them will surtitcd In a few day. 300 Challenge Lanterns Wfll srrtre direct Tmm CMeagolh! week. Beware Canadian lnuutuou tnat will not answer the Purpose. Ail i.irt of Willow Ware mad to order.

tto1 boua la to make your parehaae OIL. wtfta clear delivered fre. "f5 trv a sample February Ulh. GUN AND EOCKSMITH1NO, JJCTROPOLlTA.v TEA COFFEE WAREHOUSE, 3 27, Rideau street, RECEIVEP, T0MM.V WDS, i l)MMY CUDS, TUlflf curxs BEEFTONOUES, CHICAGO HAMS, ICED BEEP, HARES, rKAlKIE HENS, rARTRIDOE, iVrsA Ovtttrt and Ftnnam Had Jim rt ceioed daily John Thompson's, February 3rd. pIRECT IMIXlRTATldNS ALWAYS ON HAND.

EVERYBODY KNOWN IT IK YOU WANT TO UfcT BRANDY OR WINE! AijKJTtia OSrHEPT BLACK, CI KEEN Awn JAPAN TEAS Eur family use, be sure to go to 1HUO. 2VL AljliOvll No. 2fl RIDEAU STREET. JJHANDIES For Medicinal Purpaes, warranted pure. WINE For family use, genuine Vintage, tail.

JJUBMN T0RTER Bottled to tmler, the flncvl I ported. rpEAii Of the hlgticst gnidea, In Ulnck, Oreen au Jhuiii. Q0FFEE Fresh ronstctl, and ground dully. gl'EKM CANDLES AND 1011 LT M'AF In gixnt variety. Ottawa, Augunt dtf roncE Is herehv given (lt.it appllciitloi) will lie mud" lo tlie Pnrlliiiueiit of t'miHdii, i-t Hie ct.snli tberetif, for an Aet tonmelid the Kt.

I ji 1,1 ttawa ItHllWHT Act, nml lo nulioi1r a Oirtl.eret-toiuuon of the l'taiiwy or di-vtt)oii of tlte pn --lit exU'lisloit thereot; irout any lirtof ilia si.ine r-siiectlvcly, to a liit at or nenr portnge.dii.t-orf, tn the Provlncenf gnetiee, and Utetice to or near the Town of Pembroke, In Hie County of Renfrew, Tn vlncc Ontario, with tw of further rxienMon fitm the said Town of Pembroke, tn any point on Ijike Nlpplsslng, I- rench Rivur, or ujn the Onor glaii Hay. Othtwa. Decemljer 1171. dlmSaw 1AUT1UN. Itewsre of certain ttncnpnlti dealers who sell rhep Mewing Mwlilne tnxli-r tif nnme of the hlNUER MAClllNK The only HEAL ffFA MIL SISUER MA UltSES In this City are at George Dawson's, 51, RIDEAU HTREET.

Ottawa, December IV h. dim LET. Tlte house now occupied i A I Tm TImie orrtipled by wII. I-ee, adltitng the above, on the IdluTrmm-r. 11 MrOILI.IVRAY.

Ottawa. Jnlv ISth dlf rUIE ST. JAMES HOTEL, Ottawa, ITavlBg been rebuilt and furnlined tn flrst-elssa style, and er.aUlntng good sample rorttDa, will a opened by the eubscrilier, Um ISth lor tha am modaUon of Uie travelling blle. The above Hotel so favaWy known, tieli.g situated i the Immediate vklntiy of the Parliament UolWIng. Iw'kaTandoUier pubile ofTlces, will siucti in th bt stjto which the wanU tha public r.

anlre! tWe will h. supplied with alflha dell-of the seasrai; and the Jar with the rhososat brand of Mqoor. Wlnea and Ogsra. staUlng attach with good Mfiftftx lrojreur. Otuwa.

Dee. 11th, V(t. -If PI'LXsH! AVOTilEH CH0ICX I AT or Winter Apples JUT RECEIVED THW DAY. fST All of the flneat quality. For sale by DQWftLET" A ELMER, IJUU Heaaes mret Otuwa, January 172.

pij SALE. 20,000 IJSeN BAGS. F- McfilLLlVRAT. Ottsv January sth, llTi pKIVATE BILLS. Parties le.itdlng to make application to Pari lament foe Pnvat- (It IK eHher -T rrHng ee)4ve pf-lrtlece.

ternn nrt'trnf powers I. row, merual Abtt purteB t4 pnfi.or doing ny-tning tending Vt aft th nghta or ioprty of othev pa rites, are berehy nl01 that thev are re-qalred by tha aad ftaWa of tha lUmmm OismoVs (A4sxf toelve TWO MONTH' KttlCK at Use ar asieiUoa (ctearly aBd.H-Ooetijr lienlrUW Ua nature acad 'Meett, iu the OsMda (Jnatttn, and atanla a rew.ri.er imWtrfiH a te Omaity I nkvoafOiuDUn aicd, seswIlM enpMss eg lav r4aod latusu-h buuoea to Use rrtvate IfaU O. BAtJ rvutWiafnr Prtvate IWtls sanatba prsasiited Chief CWk CommtUeM sad fnvata iM, IImsm af t'ofnaaona. Ottawa, issaw7ia. IsTL dUwtsI NKO JACK-SOX'S FLORIDA WATER, Poawiunosd bm soeartor to Laasnaa a Kasasre to bnuies at ma.

and sua. aaca, boat every whra. February sXh, UTL MONTREAL OCEAN STE A MflTTTCOMPANYs CHANGE 0 SAILING 1872. WINTER SERVICE. 1872.

PAWENO CIM BOOK CD TO AND FROM tAmirpooi, Lndotvterry Ortaf ose. Tke Htaamera nftae TJvsrroo Mall etna aaillna worn MrertKl every Thursday and tmm INirtland wry Hatnrday, fealiing at Imch Kne In teeelv on and fr-vu, frewi ievisas' i to DSdakKiieti Liverpool Una NORTH AMERICAN. lh January. MORAVIAN araa (Calling at John, Newnamdland.) nAKMATIAN.f.r rtll AUMTRIAN trd February. CAHPIAN lotto SCANDINAVIAN into HIBERNIAN Mth Faraa from OtUwa.

cabtu 171 to ia Steerage a at to U0 00 Tha nteamers of the OlJtMKlW I.I are In. ended to sal I be) ween tha CLYDE and 'HTLAN at Intervals during the season ef winter uavtgaUuu. An eiprrl-ittced Murgeoa carried aa each Rertlts not aecured unUI paid for. Return Ttrketa granted at reduced rates. sni aesirous SrUigiiii out frteods fium Euros.

For further parUoutars apply to I. W. COWARD A Agents, 17, perk 11 Ottawa, May Sih. U7I. OK HALE.

GOAL! OOALI i.Eiimu, LACKAWANNA, Lump or llroksu l4tnt. Chs.U.ul, Hiuve and Egg slsea CRATE COAL, 0KF Hrreehed aud Unscreened, of suiieiixt qnalJty. BLACKSMITHS' CtiAI pC NcatssUa NUT st Also a qttimtlty of seeotwl quality, f. wr vtMt.euM. ur-i, rw.

tfully sollclUsJ by D. V. COWAJlD A Coal Ix-alcr. I'll I. IT, Kifes strvit.

f'IIK LIVERPOOL and London, A NO (J 1. INSURANCE COMPANY. Available Abaeta, IMsea ald In court of TlilMnve enr, Ftntrr Mill iosh or inn i a us. 1 Islm by Chlrso Hre, e.tlinuied kt ini'ily vy' are ielna li.ji.i.lsU-d djnsi. -''U Rl TV, HIUMIT I'AYMI XT sih) l.llil H-A 1.1 TY Inal)iilmstt4 lis Immi are tbe promt.

betit Matures of thia wealthy EI HE and LIEU Imiu. with very aavvtTwM WM'JitllIIV, HEAD OFFICE, CANADa MIA Nl'll MONTREAL. O. HMITII, Hef AgeM for I mlt i D. W.

COWARD a COH Otuwa, Nov. It, ITTI. BALE BOO bbls. ChicojgoMesa PoiU. IthvrredatHattd I'otnl or OtUaa.

DOUBLE XX A EXTRA RUPER. FLOUR. Ofonahee tf Mia (in lags or barrels.) Eseaiak Mbia tt do App'f to D. W. COWARD sW o.

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Cmtr frrru-ra and In, Combill. lxAm, F.ra lamltaixj av and 47, Paol Mtraet, Montreal, Canada. i A IT A L. Wsranw (Vx, Oen. Agents for Canada.

Far. Colb, erstary. D. W. W)WARD Co AgenU frwfsttawa, OUawa.

Augwat 14. 171. kJtVtt LVSURANCE COM ANY. FIRE MARINE, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cash Capital $1,000,1101 ItarpltM Derahr, 1T1) fAKT SaVAfler paring CIIICAOO UTX, as audlUd hy the Mew York taewraarw Departsoeat, 11.

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I With raCBfdto IfelF sMifsBaases Tk W. COWARD A CO Atata lh Otuwa DwUiet. U. All workiin the nUive brnelie in ut-sl i ttiiwn, April Mh, Wl. IBSOX A- CO.

A Kt: jcx AM. CONFECTIONERS No. 15. SPARKS Wlsn to tender thanks to the public for the patron- age extended to tbein since tUeireoinmsneemenl In business, Imd U-g to remind them of the of their Stock lu every do- partinent everything used In their establishment being tho best ttal can be obtained. Large and Small Cakes, BISCUITS and Cracker Of every variety still, as they always themsKflvi'K 'Their C0XFECT10XERY Cannot bo surpassed, for variety and Quality, In the city.

THE FRUIT SEASON, ust now commencing promises to be rich and abundant. are there- fore making arrangements for a constant supply of All Kinds of Fruitj IN SEASON pW A fine Stock of 0RAXGES LEM0XS JUST NOW ON HAND. SODA WATER, G1XGER BEER BEST GIXGER ALL (BELFAST.) tKar Ice Cream Xf Is a genuine InsUtuUan here, and that a rare individual who has not had a dish of G1s-jN A CO. Ice Cream. QOTTOX YARX FOR THE FARMERS.

Mr. George Story, Would announce to his numerous old friern! sr. I eustomera, that be has Just received an extensive stock of NEW DRY GOODS Of Ihelatctstvle. and best material for all of wear. He has Just the kind of Goods reooired br the farming community, and they would do weU lo girt him a call at his old stand at the Market.

STRONG GREY COTTONS A3TO COTTON YARNS. t9- CHEAP TOR Ottawa 417 I 'VI would be left forty feet in the air by cutting down the Mreet. Aid. Magee said the new Christ Church would be Xuilt forty feet back from the street, and that, no difficulty need be apprehended from property holders on Sparks street. Aid.

Mosgrove spoke for fifteen minutes, principally directing his observations towards what had been said by Alderman Bangs. He said the proposed Opening up of Sparks street was an attempt to keep the traffic from passing through Wellington street pver the new bridge. rose to a point of order. He asked if the Chairman oi the Board of Works intended to go on with these works should the Chairman of the Finance Committee report no funds. His Worship ruled the report in order.

Aid. Bronson sail it was possible for the Council to have had plans, estimates, and tenders laid before it at this meeting, in accordance with the resolution passed at a former meeting. He was not prepared to Tote a lump sum on any engineer's report, unless that engineer showed how he arrived at his figures. He would Tote for, the wooden bridge Aid. Featherston moved, In amendment, that that part of the report referring to XI aria street bridge be struck out, and that i).