vey » bue MS Man, “1Ooe for s called © sample Osley 8 ~ 2 reaped ‘lowing rs ang “ i au 37.0% 6.08 & w v.00 ', New Be fast, 35.00 ~~ 1 ee red from he will Smarck, ct buat. ir. Ward ries Ad. erhinent is that nisters st as nm bave .jueen ree orres Eugenie § e:ationes @ ranta to @ entral nty-hve esraph * many part of e have snd the res lisel- @ misider ce ibere iUOors. 1 @xX, Ss pres t flag, & rass i over idress 1 the well apart 4 om- | and ' nkey? dogs, at of d Dr yed 8 renta, yfal tten t ie little sider hile, Se L : SSSTERRSP 2Ee FS Pp RSSRST SAE ST TT oe ae ee ee ee LOCAL AND OTHER WATTERS A Mowsti Po KER. —/j " 3 t $i f pork seen in Charlott 4 fourteen Vears Was exhibited o t Miller, of Newcastle, Mira +} +} ¢ hased the stern wheel i y Ty } peoples Line, and are to place h » between (Ch on the Southwest Branch, and Red | Che sum paid $ ae 8 anc is ¢ be del ered < of Mas m toa rst 4 —— > so Evaxoetica ALDIAN gentlemen have been elected of the P. E. ioal Alliance President, H Island branch of the Evang Hensley; Ist Vice Prez nt, Wm Vice President, James DesBrisay. \ t Rey. Jno. McLeod. Tre é . Pick Committee, F. W. Ha'es hn Ss Knight and Dr. Bee During the current arte ings wil be held in the Young Men Christian Asseciation Ha n the t 3 days of April, July and Octol nd the first day of January, i87 —~—- (ROLITION OF THE Lt LATIVE ¢ Prince Edward Island journals are ad\ ing the abolition of the Legislative | n n that Province ‘ontend that the Chey is no longer any necessity { i the Assembly ciently in check by the side Phe abolition of chamber, being held s Ministe on the one and the peope or other I would effect a saving o The reform wou'd, no d to the dignitaries wh mpose the ¢ but it would, we believe, be welcomed the peop'e and the province might in t learn to exist without the luxury as Ont has done Citizen aince confederation LNCREASR OF TRADE e statement commercial columns, showing an the tra‘tic receipts ¢ the Grand Trunk the ret eight year, of £49,700 sterling. ne Railway, d this iring yuarter of a million of dollars aure, be read with ‘ wnada, Th 8 increas ication for the large tiay improvement of the li and ther of the gauge, and it w ve | be continued in even future, calling fo he improve1 including a double track betwee treal and Toronto, f G A Baare Boy. The Montreal ivs Une day last week an event i deserves to be recorded 4 ing 8] horse ran away from the vicinit Lawrence and St. Ca went along at a fearful pace several m endeavoured to stop him by across the street, but past them, and they gladly ig in their ranks. re wly escaped serious injury \ your ad, a pupil of the Catholic Commercia 7 Academy, named George Dunn, who had seen how things were going coo'y waited his Opportunity, and as the horse i sleigh dashed past h dropped hi & Vigorous ing vau'ted into t sleigh, and seizing tlie infuriated animal t reins brought stand-still, afte short struggle. On being requested to g to the owner and receive remunet he declined, thinking, ingly, that he had done nothing more t his duty. his brave act (7BORGETOWN FFRR The follown solutions passed at a meeting recent! 1 at Weorgetown:- Re i That w , Sleam | vy Wha i* future prosperity treorgetow! rounding country 1 so far a that it wil! preve t ! or competing f i} for We recommen: solutions to 4 careful study of literature and logic! the framer of these re Ce ee Potato rurnips, pe: Sheepskins, t FAC ‘ ‘ : 2 nae oO ln a ae ).25 to 0.28 to 0.00 0.89 to 1.00 o.16 Sail Asean ae, aha SiS ste ole at IN PAE A egte AERE E F SE PEE. eRe sth laa: sa wre cata 4 . CTH ATITED weanrone a vor . gre ‘ a mee ’ i LITTERS, CORRESPONDENCE, ’ H IN i ATED { i : t] i ( erennu i ng n M ‘ t myseli | n sort i 1@ to ¥ i¢ ¥T ‘ rn i to be unders be 7 t Q erv cha | made Haythorne’s whole defen sts uj) I this ground: thet when the Appraiser 4 } " . © .- nual | award was made it was final, and nothing society, | remained to be done but to pay it. In this 4 ‘lation | he is wholly incorrect; for the awards in | a st, the fol, | every case he specifies might have been re moved to the Supreme Court by Certiorari, g now. | and, under certain circumstances remitted siny Oppors | to the Appraisers for further adjudication. ding U T } } eepenn din 1ere “a ed to in his le a } ter were, in the fulle se, ‘ then pend ig before the Appraise: Hayth should have known this. Indeed, the great Liff n dealin th him 1 f t mpossibility of realizing his utt t Ties ‘ I vle 1 | mn }uUCc ti i i s i } tor ne would ha 8 } { mar ly acquainted with | Mr. Haythorne is under the impressi ,,,. | that because his letter “ was dated and d : patched from a public office,’ that it ca @a private communication far as the persons were concerned whose { Earl | awards were the subject-matter of his let; | | have no objection to substitute the i _ | expression zporte for “privy M | Haythorne will perceive that th po t still more serious charge my let ritten t S a had not seen the full text H ! lett Had I seer ha M4 11n } mW yuld have he hb nor i seriou vet th ould have} ‘ 1 ” Haytl iette ae I I } meclusion t t \} 1sers co i lraw W th { I \ sal of M ] Ase A i i hews that tha the Any ny i Od I i i ) ily, | t the illustrations f an i j wasted upon me vy do in honestly say that I a 61 1ro | What he means when he conn« me i hosen | the Editor of the Examiver l hi a em +} } bad n to me This a 3h r e more easily answer them. {s tothe Prothonotary; I never heard that M H ythor1 was prom | ently engaged in the abolition of his fees | Even if he had been, [ should never allow ” ’ 5 i umstance to i ead i 1a f the dut ti l ndly | J > act the reverse was tl not think [ am guil } i } ry ZY that 1 i nat under consideration, Mr. H j t not ew j ! I a i { ary's salary a highe i tha t wi t wa: ifterw i a ( Haythorne to have had with the matter. ma Asto Lot 19, I freely grant him my full dj} est permission to make what political capi De ul he un regal j ng my connection with } that estat« mitted revesting clauses’ are naturally a very sore subject with him. IJ had no ines n lir terest whatever in the revested lands. My; Several | duty was to protect my clients interest i a ae I K i the | and this 1 did to the best of my ability » | and so far from having any feeling agains Mr. Haythorne in this matter, [ tal i iblicly evil Ny f th sf g : i the vesting claus « | r t of Chance +t 7 its gots, and to prevent them ipt and venal Governments w] eve é ated in th [sland mM, : VW H ‘ : When M Jaythorne speaks of my myrm dons,’ he becomes 30 en gr ny ‘myrmidons,’ and if] had, 1] shor not know what to do with them. Mr. Haythorne is, | am aware, very angry th me, and not disposed to pay much ttention to what I mar say Still, I trust vil accept my assurance, that although ither admire 1 respect him, I am } ni 5 tuated by those fee 1 tow i t X > Fe cs me credit I AF Flopga Marc | R74 oom. (EETING A ) ONTAGT I V7] Pursnant to notice, a large and influ m tial meeting was held in the Lower Monta. rue Schoolhouse on Monday evening, the th inst., for the purpose of taking int onsideration matters relative to the new Ferry Wharf now building at Aitkin’s hore. Thomas Annear, Esq., was chosen to preside ; and the undersigned was ay pointed Secretary. ve R. Cameron, Esq., was the first speaker. 19 | He considered Aitkin’s shore the most ,os4 | Convenient place for the ferry wharf, as it is the terminus of the roads leading from ; various pari of the country Ae the building of the ney wharf is so far ad- vanced, he considered it putting the coun } | try to an unnecessary expense to have the { | wharf removed, Several other speakers addressed the meeting, and fully endorsed what Mr Cameron said. Among them were, 5. Mutch, Geo. B, Aitkin, George Moore, J M, Aitkin, Wm. A. Poole, D. C. Camps bet, KK. 8 Thomas, Esq., and Manoah Rowe, M.P.P. James A. Rutherfora, Esq., Georgetown, also addressed the meet ing Phe objections he had against the present site were that the shareholders of the steamer would not run their boat on account of the distance between the two '’ | wharves, and consequently the fare would #“ | be increased. He also said that the rive: froze some three weeks earlier across from * | Aitkin’s than down at the old ferry wharf He was followed by Capt. J. Westaway, and Allan McDonald and 8S. Lavers, Esq '' pretty much on the same strain. The following Resolution was moved by , : i mt ;. Mutch, ar seconde D4 Ym ‘IY ; : Mr.S. Mutch, and Wded by Wm. A . Poole, Exc 4 1.t) > rT } 1 ak entee Resolved, That this meeting fully endorses 0 on the act of the Government in locating the fo poa | Ferry Wharf at Altkin’s shore, and would * QO U..25 5 ry } 019 | view # th regret any attempts that might , er be made to convey a false impression of ; y,; the site chosen to 0.00 rhe Resolution was put to the meeting, Oto 0.24 and carried without a dissenting voice, 10.00 The following were then appointed as H 0.6 to 0.06 delegates to express the sentiments of this ‘ meeting tothe Government, viz: James (01.05 | Phillips, J.M. Aitkin, and W. A. Poole, O43 Esqs., and the representatives of the Dis: ‘= trict were also requested to act in con- «to U4-4 | junction with the delegates. ‘ ; a) q “* 10 ‘ it was carried that the proceedings of ‘ é ‘) > : : ‘ the meeting be sent to the Futriot and 4 . " o,) EXaMiNER for puplication. After a vote of ae 02 to 0.00 thanks was given to the Chairman, the meeting closed in the usual manner. D, G. Cameron, Sec’y Lower Montague, March 16, 1874. Pe INR 8 A alba "PENDERS TORRESPRYRENCE ~ Frist JR NP WIPES. Bae en ae te aha see EXECUTORS’ SALE! lel LHAT very desirable Cottage situ- j to let for a term of years. Possession ven first week of May. For further particulars apply to Maryfild Cottage t mi March 23, 1874. 0 if tc rthe/g C. ROBERTSON, & CU. the above-named premises, being abons to make an alteration in his business, has instructed the subscriber to sell by Auction at the same time, the whole of bis stock of Liquors, Groceries, &c., &c. B@"F or particulars see handbiiis. WM, BEARISTO, Auctioneer March 2, 1874.—till sale oe FOR ; harves and Bridges! Uy ; 1G : CHA | eden i We asta CUSTOM TAILORING, RARE CHANCE ‘ i ‘ _ a - rh apo od W 1 'l H the conseut of all concerned, we 1 hel! ec gewn ll Sg ¢ ) CJ By By INT STREBYT the undersigned Executors of the late , Maré a, r OWEN O'NEILL, Esq... provose selling by NER, & ~! ‘ LED f ENDERS will be received at Public Auc ng n the prea ve . on ny ” p t s Office until Mi ‘pay, the 6th day . a | cape Speeeeeeneneae SUITINGS, QUIET COLORS 4th day of April, d : f “ e all he as of bey 7 i ’ ’ next. at the hour of 11 o'clock, a. w w r Briages throughout ais sland, bot disposed of by private sale), the pro- ) the date of the acceplanc? of the Ten- OVERCOATINGS perty owned bythe late Owen O'Neill Baa, : oa of Ma — 5/9, in- ° ‘ ? consisting of a Lotof land J00x 60 feet: a Ka fender to state the amount in colors to suit large two-storey Dwelling House; 48 286 e} n tendering for ite W naa “ feet, well fnished, situated on the corner y at the Colonial Treasury for 7 ki Mi mer af St. Stephen's and First Streets , The lessee of any Wharf or Bridge, will be . " ea store, suitably laid out for mercantile { to the Wharfage and rate prescribed A FULL LINE OF business Also, two nice Cottages, with the Act 33rd Victoria, Cap. 2, and 34th suitable Outhouses—the property now draw- 4] ind \ voria, Cap 21 and shali be subject lo, BLACK AND BLUE BROADCLOTHS ing a yearly rent of $400, is one of the most rently | and bound by, the terms and provisions of ’ wae ae a oe ; P ft the said Acts Payment to be made Nos 7 on N ‘Ge Py ee ; pa yuarterly DOESKINS, I IN K TERMS :— ren per cent of the purchass ma I The Government to be at liberty to reserve money to be paid on the day of sale; forty can pla t confide h # | one or more berths at any Wharf or Bridge ‘ a Y ' per cent on the execution of the deed; tue rn “eau Siedauce nea machete ~—CASSAMERE FOR VESTINGS, — SescrnsssmenySa no litical ; ie’ iny vessel employed in carrying Her Ma- , r cae titk ° eae — 40 political record for good, nothing 1M | jesty’s mails from or to this Island, or from y , é 4 ——— en ee the world to justify such an any port or place whatever A GRAND DISPLAY OF Sste Posinive he ible I shed Each Tender must be accompanied by th KN AND AM AN HA HARRY C. GREEN, ator when | that the Hor M Strong | Rames of two good ptm , ’ i GLISH ERIC FELT TS THOMAS KELLY, brecuiors 8 : 1 Ppa a f the The G rom nt are not bound to accept Liha ) se¢ le? ] 3 i sicte i , 7OVernmen sunk Oo accep ° ‘ a 87 ] t the Maheat on eas tenine p Ties, Braces, collars. Cloves. Summerside, Feb. 23, 1874 gislativ il : ig had bet- if s — T. HEATH HAVILAND, Thi Shi . ‘OTHER SALE : ter remetaber that one ennnot touch piteh | Sieh veer ll White Shirts made to order and ANOTHER SALE : ‘. ee , , March MM, 1874—ail pe : R. JOHN 8S. O'NEILL, who occupies * . ett guaranteed to fit. \ ng abc La MISS KATIE E. ECKSTADT, March 9, 1874. Agent. “THE CANADA GUARANTEE COMPANY | Notice to Coal Dealers. THE General Mining Association, Limited having registered its Trade Mark, wai nto el cry deem K ; NOTICE TO DEBTORS. “sYDNEY COAL,” T t > ” the { i t f pe Subscribers being about to make an HEAD OFFICE, - - - - + MONTREAL. pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 56, of ‘ ' ’ alteration in their business, hereby notify all | e . the Acts of the Parliament of Capada, for ? i } persons indebted to them by Book Account or | S Al d F G It K C M G p d 1868 ; : tat ia otherwise, to call and settle their accounts in full | IF exan er . a ' ' r ind resi ent. Proprietors of Mines, Agents and Dealers 4 ; betore the 20th day of March. All amounts re- } in Coal, are hereby cautioned against uslug : vy. j th | maining inp ud atter that time, will be placed | CAPITAL, 100,000. the same to designate Coal which has not n nt " | n the hands of'an Attorney for collection. mo been raised from the Mines of the Associ } ‘ gc BO RKE. GILLAN &Co | VHIS COMPANY, Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to transact Guaran #0”, a8 all persons infringing such Trade the | ed of He Bo we, Maeck & 18h tee business throughout the Domliwion. and to issue Boyns of SxcuriTY ip lieu of -| Mark Jn future will be prosecuted. ss sshd. Hates = JOHN RUTHERFORD, . | Private suretyships, MANILLA. i The Bonde of the Company are accepted by the Dominion Government FROM aL. PcB- General Manage. Halifax, Feb. 16, 1874. 3in i ity. ae ; . j TiC @FFICBRS OF CaNaDa. a6 also by Seay \\ i. uguin bring to the notice of the pub- | The Bank of Montreal The Royal Canadian Bauk FOR SALE. mon that he moved , the manufactures of the | Hal?fax Banking 3 a Che Bank of Toronto emanation nen pay CAN fe} : | The People’s Bank. Che Domiuion Bank % bags SALT, CARAOA CORDA COEPRNS- 4 Phe Maritime Bank of the Dominion, 100 bbls. HERRING, . sip esac Ch aan ges oon OF | The Grand Trunk Railway. The Great Western Railway, and by other Companys and ‘3 bars YELLOW METAL }1 18 ie desk delivery in Uhariotictown, st factory Boards of Trade. Also by the Governments of Quebec and British Columbia HUGH MONAGHAN } itt } é and would eall attention to certifil- : : : = : t Foot Pownai St., Ch’town, ? incite ' ' e individual | CARVELL BROS The object of this Company is to guarantee to the employer the faithful performance Feb. 9. i874. tf 5 ae nium s ceetin _ of the duty of the employee, thereby dispensing with the trouble, iaconvenience and In- | ~~ —— ; f i security of private suretyship. “TT a | - ' the 169) : na Persons requiring to put in bonds of security on their appointment to Dominton Ov Oo 2BOXES I. C. TIN on sale at! te ‘ an man NO | rices in thie Island, by application to « brauch office here.can obtain them on payment or GA (PECA™ ———— ‘ | | ng used largely during — past ae | the premium of from § te | per cent re CARVELL BROS anilla.the manufacture of the ‘‘ Canada , el - q ane Foes > eae Contagtice,” ceaeeuh theamantnaii tine. R RR. Fit =G erald. Ch'town, Feb. 16, 1874. Wai ind having submitted it to the {severest | ve 9. 1874 Agent in P. sland sie cots, WS Ses Oe ee NE ———————EE —. Valuable Freehold Property at . p-owners ee ae spall ; JAMES DUNCAN & Co .! y . a . ‘ : aves peseaneCo — TT AST ARRIVAL FOR THE SEASON AT. FOR SALE. : : : HYNDMAN Bros. THE THE undersigned offers for8Sale, ajVale- MAKE & ARTEMAS LORD able and attractive Freehold Property, com- Membe LONGWORTH & Co. | sisting ef Fifty Acres, one half clear and ay ine BOURKE GILLAN & Co | in a high state of cultivation; the other half ome of Wewsn & Owe | covered with an excellent growth of falrly ’ ne e ~ } Ch’town, Mar. 9, 1874,—4w } | mixed Hard and Soft wood, suitable for ia vel : : " { a } most purposes. pe -~YRUPS : si i : } The Property fronts on Launching Road, ' | Dor ral i ria Pi » winters’ Stock, | at Head of Mitchell River, Lot 4, and t oval Mail steamers via Pictou, in addition to winters’ Stock, | t Hea and there a | ()° ASKS R oar BERRY LEMON Per R aaa M is on ita handsome and commodions twe- that a ‘ STRAWBERRY SYRUPS of the very | " storey dwelling House and Barn. nak est nities at 12 (Cases and Bales Lustres, Prints. Ostrich Plumes and ‘Terme easy ' For further particulars ap- CARV ELL BROS. " ply to : Ch'town, Feb. 16, 1874. Feathers, Scarlet Nap Cloth. &e., &c. JAMES LEDWELL., Cardigan Bridge \\ ng wes ‘i Jan. i2, 1874.—3m pd t here "Od sides of the vey best quanlity, and | T , y+ FY ’ 4 " .2 ‘ ) hace ’ ’ + 4} il Bai . i ' 4m ~_—— en eee o ae , php ag } VW | N | } RR S if Te ‘ |} JUST received, ex “ Alhambra” from n i with the CARVELL BROS, : pi 4 -+ A ® | Boston, the choicest lot of Smoking To- HH ‘ i lent’s gramm but I) u 1], 1873 t . . bacco ever offered for sale in Charlotte- in Ottoman Squares—Anglo-Colonial, Beaver, Pallium, ‘town. Lovers of the weed can now be ‘EVERAL Building Lots situate in Tig- 4 » uish, Township No. 1, Prince County, g74 ronting the Railway Station, are offered by N sciiiiiliicaniataiaiiiaiaabaaiiia si = | ite sale Any Lots remaining unsold | i ae vill be offered by Auction, on Wednesday, | = IN ve, Vy wih) 4 i SERE % hide the 24th day of June next, at 11 o'clock. | R a Isl o ss, i ferms.—20 per cent down, and the re- | COURR rainder >] { MARTON YY NDPLIACE mainder in equal instalments annually for 4 WANTED 10 PURCHASE. years, bearing 6 percent interest. For plans suerte 4 ‘ SGE iimae and particuiars apply to 4 proee ere aaa ae JOHN BALL. NY ates °F ERY Land Agency Office, March 16, 1874,-—tf SOAP, REFINED. COFFER. GRA rn sar, ee ‘rEeENDERS., Re Re edcila r) i) ew RE usic. IPENDERS will be received by the sub- CAEAP Fé : seriber until Monpay, 6th Apr, for Boarding, Shingling and com- ting the outside of the Catnonic CrorcH, Cardigan Bridge &c., GHORGEH DAVIES & GO. December 22, 1873. supplied with almost every kind of Bright ‘and Dark Tobacco maanufactured in Aiper- &c. m Clyrm Twist Oriental Fig, Navy 5's, Fine cut Invincible Fig, ” i, Virginia TOBACCO — ote s 4» ” 4 AN TS, McDonald's Cenadiaw Bright Navy SPICES, do “ Solace, Dark Also on hand a good assortment of Oiga jand Pipes, which we sell cheaper than | Other store in Charlottetown. BLATCH McKENZIB & CO NULATED & BROWN SUGAR, XC. JR CASH. Jan., 5, 1874. ; ¢ Baking Powder} } ** QUEEN'S FAVORITE.” NEW and reliable Powder which ever Plans and Specification can be seen at e office of Mr. John Corbet,Charlottetowan, Mr. H. L. MeDonald, Cardigan. JAMES E. McDONALD, wh, March 16, 1874. 5 vil per day. Agente wanted $ {0 All classes of working people of either sex, young or old, make more -..— | money at work for ue in their s Wanted. mo BUSEVESS STAND FOR SALB! 1 will Sell by Public Auction on i FRIDAY, ' The tst day of May next, W' : m ° fou at 12 o'clock, noon, if not previously dis- | ‘ by private sale, the valuable Busi- SON & CO., Portlan May 14, 1878. ly NOTICH. | LL PERSONS indebted to the Pxamiy- | ; + gr, either for Subscriptions or Adver-_ posed of Bf ewest | wess Stanp. at the CORNER OF THE Roap | ave. ) reADING FROM Fort Aveustvs To HickEy’s | tismente, are requested to make oe | dis bgteer i at Warr ; -ER— DIATE PAYMENT to the undersigned, aie " Warr, Hittsporoven River—one of the | an cael | such ¢ t best shipping places on the Island—consist- | who alone is authorized to receive an grant) th * eceipts for the same. All sums due the ; a 1g of one acre of Land, with the buildings j ™ . variety af bow: ee. erected thereon; one Dwelling House, 31° | ExamINER previous to the = en pane varie “95 feet, Shop 20419 feet, and Warehouse | must be paid on or ge : = sx 24 feet,—all nearly new and in good | RUARY, next, ay ee proceedings epair. For farther particulars, apply to E, | Will be taken for — ee . J. Hodgson, Eaq., Carlottetown, or on the! Remittencee by mall promptly acknow- 3 " ae . a s ledged ' a en eo ' Luis u ROBERT WEBSTER corron. BOO 20. OF Ls kop LEBER.) | Fert aie ee ico a Manager fiw Honea aeeencnce esis aww o¢ GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED Jonun F. R RTS E's ~- ARTEMAS | on A} L persons indebted to the Estate of 7 Bure Rh Poise 3 i the Jate Captain James Robertson, of ; a iia P. W. Hyxpway, Esi Lot 49, are requested to make immediate OBKT BY Mak TO ordi Te fuomMas Morris. Esq. payment to the undersigned; and any per- DOMINION. WD , sons having claims against the said Estate OUR CHROMO, n lease Re p ly attested R nee I e present the same, duly at Bui rHOMAS HEATH ROBERTSON, The Little Florists, FREDERICK W. HYNDMAN L. C. ROBERTSNN, Ereeutors A berutiful Parlor Picture, 17 x 22, Ch’'town, Mar 3, 1874 vy. Se Ch'town, March 9, 1874.—3i is sent free to all who favor us with orders rence ; any ———= tothe amount of Five Dollars. ‘ Bargains | Send for CATALOGUE. which we wail gratis to all who wish FARM FOR SALB! HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, Chase Bros. & SITUATE aT Se cE DS M CROSS ROAD, LOT 4s. OSHAWA, ONTARIO. Bargains ! BREMNER BROTHERS’ ATT Wav & Bowman, EN, H AVE o: ad rOCK , jy | For sale by private contract. Apply to belonging to the Stationery business, which WILLIAM DOCKENDORFY. | _¥eb_16, 10f6—Om Spring, Goods thcvire ______ TIVERPOOL TO GEORGETOWN, ople see a man advertise they know . ss man, and his advertizing pro- DIRECT,—The Brigt. [DALIA, Gra- quantity. Castile soap, Dolls, | claims that he is not above business, but anzious | ham, Master, will sail from Brunswick Dock Wlurbles, Needles, &c.. &e. to doit. Onstomers, like sheep, are gregarious, | Liverpool, on or about 28th March, for this and flock where they see others go. If nobody | port. Brushes, Combs, Beads, Old Brown Windsor soap, a large fe ay BOL KS. STAT i NERY. else were engaged in the same business, it would For Freight or Passage apply to David i FANCY GOODS leoitimatelr be importart to tradesmen and dealers to adver- (Csmeron, Sons & Co., or to St a Pit ~ tize in the paper, because they are tempted to! PD. Gorpor aier Gecee 900 buy what they read of. But others are engaged Georgetown, Jan, 19, 1874.—#r t , 6 . faded ( a the same business, and even if they do ad-| — —_—— —_ — i ate moons SS" vertize, it becomes the more important for you | ile Sia 2 a rl cs to lo si ii they do not advertize it anne H F F X A Mi | NN E A . doubly important Anon ceseege vPaeT z a fully intin Messrs Welsh & Owen's New Brick Building. THE ATTENTION OF Gov oomols i Troe eer Coos tmperters and Dealers mmer @ the publication of N ERa S BFESPECTFEVLLY DIRECTED TO paper, printed on new Type, and will be sent t . a a a subs ribers at $1.00 a year, payable in advance rT BUSINESS OFFICE :— Firat floor Judgimg from the large number of subscribers linens the New Era w already obtained pode firet door to the left. good medium for advertisers to bring their patent medicine or headbill advertisements will | wins, ND CUSTOMERS FOR TREIR sti 40 cts per inch of column for Ist insertion, ea Attention i= directed te our rage ey as : SPRIN 0S ToL RRS. 6 608 CLUB RATES. punctually attended to, scealiidi BY ADVERTIZNG IN Dee, 8, 1873. ‘ OVERS epee, pane ii ie es om We ne Uwe ng ) LAIN JOB AND BOOK ™ PRINTING done at the EXAMINER OEFFIC. g — *h' tow n THE Subscribers offer for Sale— (12 bhds. Bright Retailing Sugar in Bond or duty paid. BY THE YEAR ‘ : Mareh 9, 1874. oe a dr cine e asual reductions to those who ADVERTIZE Sie St ee” Add OE TO CHARLOTTET Q WN Se = * retailer should have. Sample packags Satisfaction guaranteed, CARVELL BROS, Ch'tewn, Feb. 9, 1874,—-1m FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. IMPERIAL Fire Lasarance Compang. 2 . free FROM LONDON & PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. DIRECT. I[HE WELL KNOWN CLIPPER BARQUE “ LELIA ALICE.” Coppered andClassed A.}.in English Lioyd's : On Ea pclae $08 tone Register, Subscribed and Invested Capital £1,965, Daniel Carew, Commander. Sterling. will sail from London, on or about thi ' ns Sth April, 187-4. MONTREAL This vessei wilicerry through Freight Marine Assurance Commpauy. § Cap‘tal and Cash Assets over $1.00048 The above OFFICES beingof UNDOUE ED STANDING, guarantee perfect seoury and prompt payment of losses. FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent for Prince Edward Js Ch'town, Jan, 20, 1873. ly COAL, ] 50 TONS Albion Mines ROUND © a . for Sale PICTOU & SUMMERSIDE, and has good accommodation for passengers. The above vessel has proved herself to be the fastest vessel inthe trade, and has al- ways delivered her cargoes in good order. Parties wishing to have their goods de- livered here early in the season, will do weil to forward their Orders in time. ¢0 a6 not to detain the vessel. For Freight or passage apply in London 10 Messrs. John Pitcairn & Sons, 69 Corn- hill; and in Liverpool to Messrs. Pitcairn Brothers, Brockley Buildings, 51 South John Street, or here to the owners, PEAKE BROS. @ (o, Charlottetown, Jan. 19, 1874.—3m FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE ON LOT NUMBER 23 0 BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION on Wednesday, the Twenty-fifth of March A. D. 1874, at the hour of TWELVE o'clock, noon, at the Colonial Building, Chariotte- ‘town, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, ~ bearing date the Tenth day of December, A.D. 1871, and made between Lazare Buote Salt of Township Number gf ago in ° Prince County, in Prince Edward Island, © BAGS Liverpool SALT, iS Farmer, and Anastatia, his wife, of the one 3000 Sale. To ee ti aed PS part, and ape! Jones 7 and a Prince Edward, due here on the 34 Julai DesBrisay, of Charlottetown, in said Island, -PAKE RPOTHERS ‘ Esequires, of the other part, A)) the Free- — BROTHERS 4 Co hold Estate and Interest of the said Lazare . i 2 ‘Buote, and Anastatia his wife. in and to aj) ce : that tract, piece and parce) of Jand and pre- PARK’S COTTON WARP! mises, situate lying and being inaaid Town- . —T. > pn ship, Number So Parma g and bounded WHITE, BLUE, BED, ORANGE AND G ad as follows, that is tosay: Commencing at i ie “me & stake fixed on the east side of the road No’s 5's to 10's. leading from New Glasgow to Cavendish, 1 TARRANTED to be FULL LEN (the same being the north-west boundary end weight, STRONGER AND E stake of a tract of land leased formerly to! ppR in every respect than any other EF Isidore Buote, now in possession of Ed- | };.), or American warp ' Pam ward Woolner, from thence runuing east! peware oF ImrraTIONS. None is gig fifty-one [51] chains and fifty /50) links, | ine withont our name on the labels. & thence north peal Ngo. chains, thence west to | agile by all dealers :- the aforesaid road, and from thence oo, We. PARKS & &¢ wardly along said road to the place of be- . ; ite es Bal ginning, containing Fifty acres, he the same oe See Mills. S¢ John a little more or less. Also, al) that tract.) _*©?-