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RAILWAY MEETING AT
FIELD.

VALLEYs

Notieceot ktemoy al,

subscriber ‘ben removed his office

ee : say ew oe , — sc ~— — I ext door to A. Ke nnedy, DF sSq., and di
ew } Re At Rest Leadon. a BOR MMARY OF SPEECHES — RESOLU- BD nn sileto Messrs Peal ‘
. , shat NS CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY pposite eake Bros. & Co.
» fa im of passion, On hand and for sale, a few hundred tons
\ mt ! | father d i eae , : .| of Pictou and Sydney Large Coal for cash
with. ana subse “vag eal diet hte abitants of Va tield ‘and Vicinity WM KOUGHAN
by hangit : 1 in the olroom, at that place Cr) 1. 1876 —In : te
~ town. J ji # ib lm
loux. N . . ‘ t! } rhe meeting was
mde afternoon, | ie mdosigued s| SELLING OFF!
] | ela : 7
4 } PS ‘ ‘ le
: 7 ips y ; {. McFad ramet 2 rf '
roves nad boon Gall & Get Bargains
O'N s , “* _—" i Or
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W ‘ } os 8 L be Lt
7 | S t wa | Subse vers beg to inf all win
we ay t want to purchase
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| \ I s of New ‘ pons UD S re tee iid
: at Bisma : , “a. PHAT THEY aRi ‘ !
I of \ Al ] t
extrad n treaty 4 ved | Here Was in the hands Wp! a i WHOLES ALE ~ HH
| of Father Tom Bourk. ' Homin n Government money whicl sees es a 3,
XK pt ved. oa he ae rye 7 would | Po Suit the Dull Times!
yi \ S| oisi i s ire { gz to ' = * th cinrein the Road |
Phe Carlists con ell I ited on thea ty of the auditor of pub
@ Bortumese Cha aaa Island by the Dominion was SEVERAL LOTS
* ainwers St. 1 a on | Ola nterest of this at five Per | .
hussia fas cautioned the Sultai vainst | of th oney requil d to subsidize our road ‘

2 » to wer with Monutengero } would be abi ut $12, VU; said that even if

lie Carlists are still retreating, and the | ese unds were not avaiable, we should
Aifonsists claim a great victory. have the road; We had paid our ‘ohare 4 ROBERT ORR & co.
[o-day’s Hou savs Sir Henry Hicks, at » present road, which was about $33 per
nnual meeting of the Sutton Conserva- } Capita, Or in interest $1.65: a common mis-~
Association last night, stated that Her | ‘@ke was that the Dominion paid for the ex
| Highness Princess Beatrice, youngest | 'Sting railroad ; the Island paid for it at the
ghter of Queen Victoria, is engaged to | above rate; even if direct taxation had to
} Louis of Blatten! r, now in India I ted t 1 order to subsidize a branch
, I \\ S “ei t t 1 \ i nol amount to more
\ York«K, Fe | : ita t RuLS ihe
f 1) , af M. | EF =. ©. PP wee st next |», ated mT :
. slg a 1ys favored a road to | Provincial Treasurer’s Office,
Dunray : s \\ 1 the pre nt | CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. IsLanxp
i us 1 he had ad
i si ‘ } t } its and elsewher d January, 187+
. ud Jeol, ‘ retin . —hasiihe “4 ie ae bigs _- “igh pursuance Act cf the General As
‘oo , L r . sy i i ie nt eg ; anit bly ot thi 5 sista made and passed
C S TO NEW CASTLI MORE A MMODATION. | pa : “i? ‘ MI rot ‘ison 7 in the twenty-fourth year of the reign of
“ s except as ‘ the m mane a v eo Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled ** An
vA Fel { Ihe Toronto Globe | . marty "to leceiving the people ; if Me Act relating to the Lane Assess it at pre-
rns that the | island tenantry have | McFadyen’s figures were right the Govern. sent imposed by Law on the fown and
ady bez to man . «a ssatistaction il L We \ g lhe people; if there was moyalty * Princeton wane ae aie Act
*® the ine of t) Supreme Court, nei iroredit he Kaew aothine | made and passed in the twen y-seventh
i oe ae : 'S | year of the same reign, intituled * An Act
iich declares invalid th iwards of the | t public statement in the j urna! | to consolidate and amen@ the s Se ee
_— ‘ Poe ' P U ave an i } ht rat Laws
umissioners to adjust t 4 Question . piy which showed! imposing an Assessment on all Lands in
7 meeting has been held which | >- Island ; reminded this colony, and for the encourngeme nt of
veral prominent agents, members of Pars | : I i is very Gil-} pdquceation.’
ent, and others were present, and a re- t wee | to ¢ I do hereby give public n that I
m passed urging the immediate ass | ation BOW nad D Lt have made proclamation according to
nee of the Legislature to advise a suit-}| V?° ” we went be the terms of the said Acts, of all the
e remedy for the complication. at | rse to direct | yndermentioned Town Lots, Waiter Lois.
The Government is having a steamer built j , : ‘ ts “i hr Shes o! Common Lots, Pasture Lots Islands or parts
for use in landing ocean passengers and all ae settled ' 7 branch till | og Islands, Townships, or parts of Town-
mails at Rimouske. A steamer is expected -_- Mek duh nofetioed tt the tes ' ships in this Island, in arrear for the non-
to ie ye ready on the opening of the naviga-| y, a we oe “eye Sat os - " ru * payment of the several! sums due and owing
tion in the spring. sid our pr ieiane bend te i. the ion - ; thereon to Her Majesty,under and by virtue
Loxpon, Feb. 4.—The report of the en-| ccuandened ae 4 ne Gark and | of the above mentioned Acts, viz :—
gagement of Princess “Beatrice and the] Alex. Martin. E j.,of Valleyfield, referred First HUNDRED OF Town Lors 1n Ciuiar-
Prince Louis is unfounded. lo the report of the Committee of thn Hemant rETOWN :—4 of No, 7, dof 14, { of 15, 4
New York, Feb. 4.—General Sherman | cf Assembly appointed to examine the Pub- | 5 ry - 6, Sof 25, 4 of 27, 4 of 28, 4 of
innounces that he never was, is not, and : A unts, to show that on the ist Dec pint, 3 Ol a, 5 ot 41, ¢ of 44, 4 48, {of 49, pe of
never will be a candidate for the Presi-| i874, the sum due the Isla by the Domin- 63, 4 of G4, ¢ of 66, § 73,4 of 78, 4 83, J of 8
lency of the United States. was $827 We c not! this} SECOND HUNDRED or Town Lots IN
The Times states editorially that the |! \ \ receive its int t. He | CHARLOTTETOWN: —4 of No. 3, } of 5, 4 of
ry of the elopment of a young lady from | y that by the B. N. A. Act, the Dominion | !2, 4 of 16, 7 of 17, 4.18, 4 of 20, $28, 4 ef
Canada with the Earl of Dunraven is a] Was pre i ullding any but Inte: 47,4 19, 5 Os 52, 454, 9 of 55, 4 of GO, 3-5 of
nalicious falsehod C lal railways, Dut as we were exception- 3, 4 of 65, } of 86, 4 of 94, 4 of 95, g of $6, 4
Gold 1]27 illy situated, exception should be made in} 2 ¥:
lili | EON. ur case; thought that if a steamer ran from Tuirp Hunprep or Town Lors in Cuar-
Mr Fost ik aes of te Oh of M H rt Pict : we vould needa LOTTETOWN Ey of No. 9 tof 24, tof 29, 4
: \ i t be Inte! nia of 30, § of 40, 4 of 59, Nos. 60, 61, 62, 63, 64
Charles Dickens is dead, 4 I i s fro t S tar 4 of 65, 5 69, 3 of f Sl. ’
So prosperous is France that } Leon | A McLeod, Esq nd the yw Fourtn HuNDRED or Town LorTs IN
Say, the Sinigs 2r of Finance, believes the | ing wast 1 by D. D. Bruce, led by | CHARLOTTETOWN :—Nos. 8, 9, 10. 11. 12
revenue this year will exceed £10 00] A W. McLeod, and after some discussion un- | 13, 14. 1-5 of 16. 17, 4 0f 19, 4 24, 429, "5 of
sterling, a nd be nearly £4 } OOO in excess S il i 9,. 439,9 of 44, § of 46,3 of 3 ye 59,67, 68 4 of
f the estimates Unfortunately the ex- } u I t and M 1, 4 83, 4 of 99.
penditure has risen in a similar manner, Speen aet. tent ast one- Firrn HUNDRED OF Town Lors In CnakR-
tl m ry itlay having increased by —— oo LOTTETOWN :—4 of No. 2, 4 of 29, 4 34, 4of
2! nd the Treasury, but for a}. ae ne pistricts ive NO! 38, 4 of 39, 4 of 51, 4 of 62, 48, 49 50, 4 of
nce in i 200.000, i have |! sii : het rin de 81, 96, 97, 98, 99, and 100. ;

. deficit to meet lhe Departments are : Hy re : gow Water LOTS IN CHARLOTTYTOWN, oppo-
at Lf t } ent sy m too mgi, ‘a arte D F _}| Site to the undermentioned Town Lo s, I
for the | sury id but for the except. |” agrees ' | the First Hundred :—Nos. 2, 3,17, 18,19,2

| vests ance en 1 be in difficulty. ; ka 4 . | 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 81 and

| r s wever, COl ly prove Q I Governm j pepe) ge COMMON OF CHARLOTTETOWN
not only ae wealth of Fra but her 1 t : this 4of No. 1, 3 of 2,3, § of 10, 3 of 12, 2 of
patier 1der an increase of taxation, 9 th pe 13,40 i § of 29, 4 of 31, 38. 34 and 35

: we ‘must not forget, 1s necessary i g npany i Pasture Lots 1N THE RoyaLry or CHaAi
lefty to protect her credit, se of t ling | LOTTETOWN :—4 of yew 10, 4 12, 14
PROSPERITY AT THE Care.—The year 1875 | 0, 21, 4 of 23, § of 24, 1-12 of 27, 29, 3 of 31,

seems likely to form memorable epoch / at w n iny re- | 32, 3 33, 37, 38, F} of a 40,4 of 44, dof 46
in the annnals of the Cape of Good Hope. L, Or “ ninion who w II AY, 50, 4 of 53, 54, 58, 59, 4 of 61, 4 of 62
At no previous time was the prosperity of . l r tne _— wanes ra) 63, 67, 4 of 60, 3 of 71, 72, 7%, 48, 89, 4 of
the colony so assured or so unintermittent ¢ s nm his trust, and ty — ry iy yh i- 12 7 200, 11-12 o
From last New Year’s Day until n every ‘ oe gabe Pome gk oy wr aoe © big S66, 377
1 of industrv has coutinued to de elop are : , a gg my 319, 4 of 820, 331, 333, 340
I 1 VIUt, eu » VOU.
ngly, while immigration has been :

stimulated by fresh discoveries at the dia- | | : a Town Lots In GrorGETOWN.
- & \) - 3 G 1en t of No. 13, l : (
to prove that the ‘mineral resources of the | pledged to | ai imu tion be- | Nos. 3 and 9, 4 rT 6 6
Cape are as yet only partially opened up. | tween t Islan 1 tl inland inter | Nos. Zand 10, 4 " + D

Ihe latest discovery is that of a silver mine | and summer No. 16, { éz si E

in the Transvaal, while from other districts {nd 12 s, we | ve that the most] No. 6 and 16, l “ EP
| reports are received of splendid ‘finds’ in isibl: ute for w and mail | 4 of No. . sor6, 14. 3 66 “ G
diamonds. One of these, weighing 130 ition s that between Murray | No. 2, 4 of 4, 40f 16, 3 vs 6s “
carets, has actually been sold for £3,350, a | Cape George, or Pictou Nes. 8 Jo 16, 1 ‘ ‘ ‘
very dis} oe an price ifthe stone is Therefore Res¢ that the Dom 1 GO-)  Warer Lors in GrorGeTown f No
good water This gem is, however, a| vernment | ed to tak nediat = No. 32
mere bag: stelle in comparison with a 300] stepst amin Sin med for | 'p = Lot .
rat diamond which is said to have been 5 the}. cabal ie
“ tig { on eee tEORGETOWN mOS8.. 1, 2 5. 2s, 62 ) 6.
“| l t os tk kK ) wil " | of 193, 207 ¢of 227, 283, 244, 251. 4 of 260.
' 7s b POCERICASIO Five ue enn Ms % t L ye. rn 4 of 263, 4 of 265, § of 274, 4 of 278, 297 and
the continuous growth of the Cape revenue. | ~ ; eo alae hy gtecegcunal ; PASTURE Lt Dp o +
Only afew years ago the colony was on the} — the D ine anced ns xn Peay yo “ge = ae when MOTALTY :
, abe ite c , ir Domin n rey ntatives use every en. | —4 Of No. 158, 233, 244, 245, 370, 3 of 452, 4
verge of insolvency, and many of the old- tohwaw to farther thia object of 482.
} est settlers began to believe it ‘ played out.’ ; M M pen “i 1 supy rie the + ution Nenritente tewne.
he railway connecting spe fown with the | He said that that morning, the gulf off Mur-| \ a hj
interior barely paid its working expenses, | pay } S m icé to the south | N®- of Township. Aci
owing to the stagnation that oo fallen | | thea 1s the eye ir age I $16}
upon every branch of industry. Just when | | that wl ver the winter steamer | 2 2141
matters had arrived at their worst, ‘ine! was sent ‘ i { n » Mu ‘ 1223
toa rush of immigration, the one thing | W im McP 1 that last fall vd 1296
needed to develop the resources of the} when there wer bags waiting at ‘ 5695
intry. From that period dates the finan- | Pict and ; in pes, a schooner z 008
cal recovery of the Cape, which has now} had ed n Ca ge. After further Y 100354
| reached positive affluence, the revenue re- | remarks Ul solution was put to the meet- a“
turn of the present year showing an in- g and mou -arried +.
more than £400,000.—London Ont if. BR. Sw nded by R i
G I 1yson, the thank the meeting were a
} given to Messrs. Rowe and McFayden for l$
a a f ‘i - ‘4 S 7 ae A id the i mation afforded
oS Ic less 3 YY th nes 18
ea 2” al ( cha rman then left the chair, which 19
= - ; was oe an by D.R SS, kisq > Valleytield, and nt
cS“ laa ae a ee N on motion by A. Martin, seconded by M. 7
s° |jgss 7 Ras S & Rowe, Mr. McPherson was thanked for the = ba
= ~}| able and impartial manner in which ha dis- pb pp
Sm i3°d = 2 & & & A FI charged the duties of a chairman, ver a
= 525 5 Z . R. Munro, Secretary. 05 rth
= «. ~ am = on S ae om) = - ” ee 26 2904
= z Se ee ee ee 9 ag
ist? ~ sar ts NOTICE. 28 1s
LT ott Race Ore Pee y M® SSRS. PHILIP McLAREN & SON 32 31544
Oa : oe - 4 > y be aving assigned all their Stock and 33 961
—S | el re ee ro Bor k Debt s to me, as trustee for their 34 6764
= : : _. | creditors, all persons owing the said Philip 35 2419
2 = > = 3 = 43 = 3 McLaren & Son are hereby notified to pay 36 4423
= o = oe * — | all debts due them to me, at my office in 37 20164
; 4 | A* Charlottetown, where the accounts are now 38 1748
2's o L ready for delivery. 3y 3951
ae : > = (ey All debts unpaid after the first day of 40 3230

“ti : = - February next, will be sued for without 41 19664
2 2 further notice. 2 2766

is | 8 ae WILLIAM DODD. 43 4150
=D = — a a as Charlottetown, Jan. 17, 1876.—4w 44 3710

Pi ¥424 4.8.2 24 45 1447
= yt 28.8 Ss 2 eG 46 4329
= S ~ > &» -£ ~ os 7 749
9 255
WARRLED — 50 ‘178°
At the residence of the her, ch eaper han a ‘7 a Lisi
Ile Craswell, on t 2 It. the Rev te posed
Icha J nes, Mr. Benjamin M “ae ft een “ =
oS MDOUBALL & CURRIE. =
| Re Wm. Penna, Capt. Charles Kirby, to | RE selling theire alien stoc a a 1035
| Miss ] th Sheram, of Murray Harbor|+* cheaper than any other House in the 60 a864
| South | trade. Choice Tea, in strength and flavor, 1 6391
| only 40 cents. Good Retailing Sagar only os 9917
{ DIED }8cents. Coffees in Java, English break. 4 —
| fast, Dandelion, and French. A select lot b4 ee
41 Summerside, on Jan. 30th, from injus| of the best Brands of Canadian Flour, os _
ination ae tee seinen. debe &. Santen. cheap for cash. A large stock of Ready- | o- 1431
aged ( uct on the P. E. Isiand{| made Clothing, Reefers from $5.50 up- 7 4
K lwa | wards. Overcoats from $8.50 upwards. ISLANDS
jn Wednesday last, of scarlet feve Alice,| A large stock of English and Canadian Acres.

gest i hte fW. E. Daws Esq., | Tweeds, whic h will be made up to order at soughton Island, : 103
this city | shortest notice. Fur Caps from $1.50 to} Peters Island, Rustico, 494
Mt Cherry Valley Lot 50, on the 18th ult., | $3.00. Kid Mits and Kid Gloves from 75 | Cascumpec Island, “
i ee rat n the 7oth vear of bis age. | cents. An elegant selection of Kildare Island, 250
‘On the Ist inst., after a lingering illness, Li li as’ D Ss & d ; ebeeoeg: Island, a

lrenaman, aged 42 years, second Eades ress vdods Goose Island, 12

za A.

laughter of the late William Douse, Esq of every description. Ladies’ Hose, Gloves,
At his late residence, New Giasgow Road,| ete., etc. An extra stock of Boots and
n the 6th ult., after a short illness of | Shoes, which will be sold at cost and
surisy and congestion of the lungs, Mr. | charges. Overshoes, Rubbers; and Felt
dward Ford, in the 52d year of his sge | Slippers Also a large assortment of
At Charlottetown Royalty, on the 2nd | Crockery and Glassware, cheaper than ever
Jonuary, afler a short illness, Mary, the| Constantly on hand: Herring, Codfish,

heloved wife of Mr. Lawrence

42 years.

SHIPPING.

By te legram to Peake Bros, 4 Co., S &.
Prince Edward arrived at New Orleans, on |
tue Ist ingt., making the, run from Livers

pal in 23 days,

Morris, aged |

Boneless Codfish, bork, by the small, Lard,
Butter, ete., etc. Please call at once.

McDOUGALL & CURRIE.
Ei. Dawson’s, Upper Gt. Geo. St.
Oct. 18, 1 576.—6m

YUBSCRIBE for THE EXAMIN ‘ER
One Dollar and Forty Cents a year.,

Opp. WW.
Ch town,

And the owners of the aforesaid Lots,
parts, of Lots and tracts of Land, so in ar-
rear and proclaimed as aforesaid, are here-
by notified that in case the sums charged
on them, as aforesaid, together with the
costs which have been incurred, shall not be
paid before the next Easter Term of the
Supreme Court, which will commence on
Tuesday, the 2d day of May next, applica-
tion will be made to the Supreme Court,
during the said Term, for judgment against
the said Lots and tracts of land, respective-

ly.
JOSEPH POPE,
Provincial Treasurer.
(jan31'76)

—{) | y Auction Tues
| la i\ = i Xt
187 it the hou | eo Kn alt
Lie ¢ ynlal Buiiding u 1 Chariottelown; un-
ler id by t fa power ofsa nta
i rlain indentu of mortgage, bear
lug te the Tw ! i ro ber, O
} Ut ind Eight hundred aad S¢ ity-on
h William Hodgson of
1, of said T vushiy ind |
ine date the r we h day
ot May, A. D sr guano sc nce the sai

I SCGATEN AMERICA

RE. EP

REGULAR

TRADERS!

LHe CHiBBRATHD Al

CLIPPE
‘6 5 A EES

R SHIP
DUNCAN,”

Lawrence Kickham, Commander,

elie an “ss ‘
(ob ions iegister, (

lassed S years at E

nglish Lloyds, and Coppered, now loading

at C harleston,

5 on the Berth at Live

p00! about the 10th Marsa,

And vill Sail Direct for this Port about Ist April.

A LSQ,

CLIPPER BARQUE

Philip Mercier,
Al at English Lloyds, and Coppered, now at LONDON

the Berth there immediately,

SAIL ABGUT Ist APRIL
irrying Goods f
li known,
in the
lor
Sin JAMES
ROBERTS,

Freight or Pa
MALCOLM,
12 Fenchur:

ge, baving
o9 South John St
a Street ;

1876.- Ow

THM

for heighbering Ports
and offer

FINE
MINERVA,”
Commander,

, will be on
and will

FOR THIS PORT DIRECT,

trade,

superior accommodation, apply in Liverpool to

reet; in London to TAYLOR, BETHELL &

or here to the owners,

JAMES DUNCAN & CO.

RIVER ILLS.

Ch’town, Jan.

VALUABLE

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t Honorable John Longworth of Charlot
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pai of land } g an fr
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to the said twe ibove described tracts or
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invw appertaining
I further particulars apply at the office
& ' nd red, i Chariottetown,
JOHN LONGWORTH,
As gnee of Mi rigagee
Chit n Jan 1, 1876.—t sal

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SPRING TRIP, 1876.

TUE FIRST-CLASS ino SCREW-STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE EDWARD,”

364 tons register, classed 100 Al,
the highest class at Lloyds,

ROBERT FRASER, COMMANDER,
Will be on Berth at Glasgow,
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whic : s

Leaving Glasgow Liverpool

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FOR

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a |

Prince ‘Bee ‘Island
Railway.

CHANCE of TIME!

N and after MONDAY, January 17

will run as follows:

, trains

TRAINS GOING WitsT.

STATIONS Express Mixed.
Georgetown Dep 8.45 a.m.
Cardigan 9.10
Mount Stewart 10.25
Royalty Junction 11.35
. . a { |Arr. 11.57
Charlottetown ( |Dep. 8.154. m Dep. 2.30 p.m
toyalty Junction 8.41 2.54
North W?Itshire 9.40 3.47
Hunter River 9.56 4.05
Kensington 11.24 5.44
. Arr. 12.00 Arr. 6.25
g, Sci : 5.2
Summersid Dep. 1.45 p.m
Wellington 2.39
Port Hill 3.25
O'Leary 4.50
Alberton 5.58
Tiginsh ‘Arr. 7.00

TRAINS Gol NG EasT.

STATIONS. Mixed.

Tiguish Dep, 7.00 a.m

Alberton 8.02

0’ Leary 9.10

Port Hiil 10.35

Wellington 11.22

. : Arr. 12.15 p.m

S t i

Summerside Dep. 1.45 Dep 7.15 a.m
Kensington 2.26 7.57
Hunter River 4.05 9.23
North Wiltshire 4.20 9.40
Royalty Junction 5.10 10.35

tt Arr. 5.30 rr ;
Charlottetown - 1.09

Dep. 2.50

Royalty Junction 3.12

Mount Stewart 4.24
| Cardigan 5.40

Ger org town Arr. 6.05

Souris Branch.

Going East.

“a

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cing West. |

STATIONS. Mixed STATIONS. | Mixed.
A. M. ; rs
Souris Dep. 7.10 Ch’town |Dep 2.50
Harmony 7.35 Royalty Juue 3.12
St. Peter’ 8.55 , 44 24
ghieaniy aie ee pias } Dp 4.40
\ Stew t é r. a\ i ‘ ‘
swe Dep. 10.25 St. Peter’s 6. 00
Royl'ty Jct 11.35 He armony 1.23
Ch town Arr. 11.57 Souris Ar. 7.50

eg TE,
. E. I. Railway

W m.
Supt. Ff

C. J. Brydges,

Gen | Supt. Gov. Railways.
Charlottetown, Jan. 24, 1876.—6ins

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| WE ALED Tenders will te received by the
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TUESDAY, the 15th day of February, 1876,

JAMES VICK,

Jan. Rochester, N. ¥

at 12 o clock, noon, from parties wishing
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Repairing the bridge at Albion Mills,

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Lot 69. Plan and specification
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