ve { «x i ¢ ,
.—_— -* ind ite nmen { Hi 1 W esday evenin
Ss <<. VW son Wier —Mr tcher’s tponed } i evening “ee
‘ 4 OF CENTURY. the Bishop f Nova Scotia and this Island, has been
enty*t! 45 ‘datbdi pall bed vice of his aio |” i
<_<. ‘ONGRATULATORY,. Vhe Halifax // i gratulates Wi liam Cundall, Esq., on the ulthy condition of the Bank of Prince : D ir. McDonald will deliver | ture in St, Patrick's Liall, on Tnursday evening next. Subject: “C
‘dd England, ~~ - \ew:-Parer-repiua.—Mr. W. H. Bourke fa Weekly News-
shes the prospectus 0
: —— rie ‘ “Oa se hye | . 2 ee , sper, at Souris. Lhe prospectus Has an | qillion of dollars, and the statement that he had ; «} . . lependant ring at tit made this contract with a firm that his brother | a wa3 amember of was a deliberate falsehood NTATION iad) OF St. t 3 , ; “ . / | ‘ \ y K€ 5) Vote on the resol . Yeas { nays 124. *2 | nr , re ‘ “ys 1 has presente i flis | wrdship | New Yorx.March5! fhe boilers in Flitchers y ! th 8290 towards f irnishing milis, at Proaidcure, Rh je island, exploded Street -.. pel, Halifax yesterday, killing two persoas and injuring many _—- ot, . N ASE Messrs wit, ‘Ne | = ‘ : > . . ' SSeS 6 S Cee I 3y the bursting of the dam at Lyaden Brook | t Mel bave entered an action | Reservoir, Western Mass., the whole ralley was ; ° . ; *) ' . ' ? dam ives against the Seminary | Swept many mules, and dwellings carried away, | st. ce ehalf of Louis Kanon. | ¢2tailing a loss of millions of dollars. No lives | i : . : ' i were lost ‘ ite andl’ Olas Indians « (Ka j i. j The direct cable has again fa ‘ es not Settling th ounts due within fifty miles of Iy Otto Wink nmediately, will be| ‘ 112) ta T13 3-8 i t Lox x, March 3¢ la y iw aby t received, a load of Narrows Oys. |?" ; re . i 1 . ery dar ters, at the nion tiouse ' . ” — The Egyptian authorities have imposed a \ Very Svs! g Cnpcimrance,—Onecs | C*MsHre OF © Soe On BE Kote AERTS ' fen ‘ , from ports ian the Persian Gulf the Land UOtice Ledgers—undergoing ins | a Tin) ses : ‘ — | Egyptian and Turkish securities are quoted ect 7a) i ’ t ie G "2 ’ * nina si uw a + épection by the Government Commission— | ¢. 1m two to ‘uur percent lower in the Londen was abstracted from the safe, in the Land | g:50% Fx hange. Office, on the night of Tuesday last. Itcan-| New Yorn, March 30.—Goid 113 1-8. t, we believe, be found. Advices from Mexico report that General
<a
Atrempt TO EscaPE FROM active minded persons — Chappell, Heckbert, | McKenzie and McNevin—lately made a Vig« rous but unsuccessful attempt to escape | ‘Castle of Indolence.’’ Mr. | watchful to please |
Tom
ilarvie was too
them ee
peentaT:on.—On Monday last, the stus |
dents then attending the Normal School | waited Mr. Roche, second master of , the institution, and presented him with a | testimonial, consisting of the poetical works wper, Pope, Crabbe, and Wood.-
upon
of Scott, C
-REMIER.— The Ottawa correspondent | treal Gazetce says:—Mr. Mac- and no one, | will be | session ended. and his duties on iament are more i undertake
Oks greatly fagged, y political reason,
stter pleased to see the
<-> ESENTATION.—On the 27th inst., Wm.
Robbins,
Wm. Mediand, | { the societies and congregations g in the Bible Christian Churcb, Circuit, with a good silver s horse, as « token
Clements, Esq., and Mr. John Yeomen, presented the Rev n behalf
worshippin Murray Harbor
mounted harness for hi
of their high esteem for him, and apprecia- | tion of his labors among them as their Pastor.—Com to Pair thee BRivER\ snp Corrurtion.—It is quite true hat Mr. Malcolm Cameron paid a $5000
bribe to an Ottawa Newspaper proprietor. lt is true that he expended $6000 in cor. rupting the electors of Essex. It is alse true that Ministers McKenzie, Cartwright, Scott, Smith, Burpee, Laird and Coffin, contributed $1500 towards the newspaper bribe. All is true—if the word of Mr. Malcolm Cameron is worthy of belief. -<—>- —
Fire Insurance Couraxy .—The |
this
MPERIAI statement of the past year’s business of the {imperial Fire Insurance Company shows | that its operations have proved to be of a Che premiums | sterling [$2,~
, , most Satis
factory character.
received amount to £5]2,193
492697,| and the losses by fire less than | one half the premium receipts. After paying all expenses for conducting the
months, is carried to rest ac- | of which on the 3lIst 560,798 sterling |
operations of the twelve £100,000 |
etarline r@4&6 56,5 t tering | S200,000| W
count, at the credit December there The bi d profitable to the pros | great strength and | risks they carry,—a overlooked by who are often insure with weak
were £
($2,730, 200. ] isiness of the Company | has not only prov prietors, but shows security those whose fact which is frequently parties seeking insurance, induced by low
companies.
rates to
ree eo
Services Apparciatep.—In their annual | eport, the Direetors of the Bank of Prince Edward Island allude to the sudden death of the late Mr. George Moore in the follows terms -—
It pleased Almighty also on the Ist day of December last, suddenly, and in the | midst of his work, to remove by death our late Teller, Mr. George Moore. In him we lost one who was a faithful hardworker, of tue highest character and integrity, and taerefore a most valuable and respected Officer. He had discharged the duties of the office which he held at his death, with the greatest satisfaction to the Directors, for a period of upwards of nineteen years. impressed with a sense of his worth and respect for bis memory, the Directors con- veyed an expression of their sympathies to his widow and family, and, as a token of | esteem for the departed, ordered the sum | of $500 to be paid to her, ‘te -eling quite sure | that, in so doing, they were but expressing that which w ould hay e been the unanimous desire of those interested in this Bank, had | they been gathered together and taken the | matter into consideration.
We are informed that, at the annual meeting of Stockholders, $500 additional were ordered to be paid to Mrs. Moore— thus making the testimonial of their esteem lor her deceased husband, $1,000.
—. o-_
AN Heiress Founp.—In our issue of Mon- Gay morning, we re-published from the St, | John News, an item headed “ An owner for property wanted,’’ which stated that a let- | ter had been received at Bishop Sweeney's | palace in that city, to the effect, that a Mary McLaughlin, supposed to be in St. John, had become heir to considerable property | by the death of a brother in Belleville, Ont., and she was invited to step forward and | Claim the same. Jt now appears that the Owner wanted is a Mrs. Mary Kearns, a resi. | dent of Halifax, who, many years ago, mar- ried % man named McLauchlin, and with tim and his brother moved to Belleville.
“er husband's brother at the time married one of her sisters.
The two brothers occus | pied a large farm jointly. Mary’s sister “ied without having any children, and af- ‘erwards her husband also died, She then
“ame to St. John, and subsequently to Hali» fax, where she was married toa Mr. Kearns, With whom she is now living. Itis believed |
hat the death of her brother-in-law has | left her he;
formerly ov:
husband. Her friends have put themselves |
i * communication with the proper parties
rose He of securing the property.—stz.
eRe AND 6 THER MAY Pi BRS. Ls ‘TEST NEWS BY TELUGR
itholic devos |
Motion made in Senate to day tor details of Railway expenditure and public printing in P BE. Island
Orrawa, Mare il.-—In the House of Com- mons, Mr. Bowell moved a resolution to the effect that the [louse declares the purchase of sixty thousand steel rails by the Executive as |
astitutional Mud premature, involving great | ; LOS cCoUuntr y He a t tha rails \ purchased when not required and when I were failing. The Premier explaiued the transaction, and stated that a year's delay in purchasing rails for the Intercolonial would | cruse a loss of four hundred thousand dollars,
| Abalorre, wi Jau..—Four | the city of Oaxaia.
Cruz.
| exploding lamp; A piece of scroll ivory veneering, 60 feet |
oa the Bill was passed. March 22,—Our usu- | ally quiet village was thrown into a state of |
| great excitement by the report that Robert |
| door fast.
| to this oflice must be acc
| at the rate of twelve cents per line.
Reid,
| Bearisto,
| Edgar,
~~
4 DEE wa Sie
~~~ See ~~~ March Motion in C { vi (45) s i lefea & ‘ ; us ‘ 1SS10R On it in Seaate t GRY, Howlan and H aythorne denouncing Goverg elay in debate on British Colum! Government announce intention to railway a vances will permit Acts | both Houses extendi ing pro- visions of all inspection Acts to - and,- —" so, Acts uppoint Deputy Receive } make Dominion notes legal tend
while two years’ delay would involve a loss ofa
bold possession of Mexican officials are seeking refuge The meatgnent throughout the country | are generally favorable to the cause of the Re- volutionists
SDESLLAREOOR
Froude, the English historian, will short-
| ly be made Sir Anthony Froude.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe made $1,000
| from her orange grove in Florida last sum-
mer.
Mary Ray, an actress, while holding a | child in ber arms, on Friday night, at New York, was covered with burning oil from an both died.
long and 10 inches wide, containing nearly
50 square feet of surface was sawed from |
an elephant’s tusk the other day, at Deep River, Conn.
[here are nearly 500 men employed in the hemp~picking rooms of the Kentucky
| penitentiary, and the heavy dust has such a tendency to produce blindness and cons | talking |
sumption that the authorities are of apolishing the industry.
The education authorities have intimated to Archbishop Lynch that the grants to the
| separate schools in Toronto will be withs |
drawn unless their efficiency and manages ment are improved. The inspector states that the teacher could not take a third- class certificate ifexamined by a regular
| Board.
The steamship Circassion, Smith, from
Liverpocl, 2nd, which arrived at Portland, Me., cabin and twenty-two steerage passengers, had heavy weather; stays, forestop-gallant mast, stove bridge,
| skylights, and had wheel and steerage ap-
paratus disabled.
The Bill conferring on Queen V ictoria |
the title of Empress of India has passed | the British House of Commons, outa debate of some acrimony. members of the Liberal Party opposed it vigorously.
th five thousand men, is marching to | The Revolutionists now | many importaat points, and | at Vera |
lost five coats, head |
| town Road,] Lot 48, on Thurs day of April next, 1876, at Two o'clock in
not withg | Leading
TXLOUTON'S SHLB !
DRY coops,
LIQUORS, WINES, &c.
AM instruc toes
l the Store, | Streets,
corner Queen
“= On Wednesday, 5th April,
\ AT 11 O'CLOCK, ALL THE EXTENSIVE STOCK IN TRADE OF TUR
IN BART, AS POLLOWS:
| Dress Goods, oe | ings, Flannels, ‘Tickings, Shawls, Fringes, Braids, Trimmings, Gloves « Braces, Thread, Reels, Muslins, | Laces, Ribbons, Silks, ( ‘olored Warps, Scationary, Ink, Pencils
Sealing Wax,
cappers, Gun Wads. Flasks Powder, Cans and Kegs Powder, Knives and Forks, Table & Tea Spoons, Webbing, Slates, Sash Lines, Sail Twine,
| Pollock L ines, (lie mp), Tea Kettles.Sauce Augurs Hames, (Brass, Japan & Harness Mount-
Pans, Silver M: ounted), Bitts, | ing, Bridles, Planes, Files & Rasps, Iling- | es, Taps & Bolts, Traces, Buckles. Beams, Saws, Screws, Locks, Corry Combs, Squares, Pans, Coal flods; Zine Pails, Anyils, Vices, Nails & Spikes, Iron & Steel, Paints, Paint, Seal Oil, Putty, Varnish, Shoe | | Brashes, Paint & Whitewash Brushes, | Whiting, Blacking, Black Lead, Indigo, Nutmegs, Senna, Spices, Groceries, Glass- | ware, Sole Leather, Buckets, Brooms, W hips, Wire, Breach Loading Guns, (in | cases with all appurten: mees), two su- perior Tobacco Presses, Mis, Tables, | &c. | Also in Warehouse :—-
Pans. Aleohol, Puns. Irish Whiskey, Hhds. Gin, Qr. Casks Brandy, Hhds. & Butts Port Wine, Ilhds. & Qr. Casks Sherr Wine, Qr, Casks Ram, Gals. Spirits Whiskey, (¢ gerette. Bbis. Guinesses’ Porter, Bbls. Bass’ Ale, Chests & Half-Chests Tea, Casks Vinegar, Kegs Domestic ‘Tobacco, (pr! me quality.)
As | have positive instructions to close
out ilie above Extensive Stock of Goods,
| bargains may be expected TerMs—All sums under $50, Cash; $30
} to $150, 3 monkds ; In all cases
| quired By order of the Executor.
WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.
Mi arch 27; 1876.
Tacks,
'
3150 to $500, 6 months.
Sugar, Herring, Raisins, | BY AUCTION,
Buttons, White & Blank Books, Mariners Compasses, Scented Soaps,Sperm Candles Awls, Needles, Fish Hooks, Combs, Pin | Fire Cartriges, (filled and ‘unfilled), Re- Wire Cartridges,
Draft Chains,
Frying
vases Champagne, Cases Gin- |
good ‘Joint Notes will be re- |
riardware, Groceries,
‘teil to sell at AUCTION, at and Sydney |
| DETACHED DWELLINGS taken ONE, TWO, and THREE YEARS at spe-
IMPERIAL
fire Insurance Company:
Coe
[ESTABLISHED 1805}
TLondon.
Subscribed & Invested Capital,
co o $68,650,000. INSURES at MODERAT! Warehouses, Dwellings, Churches, chandize of all kinds, ?P roduce, the Stocks, and other Property.
cial rates.
| Losses Adjusted and Settled Promptly. |
LATE HON. D. BRENAN,
Grey Cottons Shirt- | Osnaburgs, | | Coat Canvass, Casbans, Jeans, Hosiery,
| Mar.
FENTON T. NEWBERY,
20, 1876
Agent tor P. Re c
|
| i
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}
On We Pore the Sth April,
HALF-PAST
TEN o'clock, sharp:
: Tir -.\. BARBADOES SUGAR, | 5 Hhds. ENGLISH REFINED do, | 50 Barrels HERRING,
45 Boxes L: ayer RAISINS,
85 Drums FIGS,
10 Cases MATCHES,
93 Caddies SMOKING TOBACCO. | 50 Sides SOLE LEATHER,
| 38 Boxes BROWN SOAP,
(50 PORK BARRELS,
March 27; 1876.—pat her 2in
VALUABLE
ch Zo mich rorea st ovauod. TPASEHOLD FARM, STOCK, &e.
O BE SOLD by Public Auction, on the preinises, at Mount Albion, {ela George- ay, the 13th
the afternoon, all ‘that Valuable Leasehold Farm,with the Buildings and appurtenances, belonging to the Estate of Henry Weather- be, now ‘deceased, and lately in his occn- pation, having a breadth of 13 chains and 16 links or thereabouts, aud containing One
Mr, Gladstone appeared to call | Hundred Acres. a little more or less. This
pes the task of opposing it, all his eloquence | | farm is held under lease for the term of 999
dingenuity. But both went for nothing |
Scicipe. — Moncton,
Henderson had hanged himself in his own | | barn this morning.
His
bim there went to the barn and found the She forced it open and saw him hanging by the neck from a beam, quite dead. A coroner’s inquest was held and the jury returned a verdict that he came
'to his death by hanging himself while | laboring under a fit of temporary insanity.
He is a young man and was only marr ied at New Year’s.
ka@™ Notices of Births and Marriages s¢ oe sompanied with 6 will n¢ ot be published. Deaths inserted free of charge, except when lengtt 1y notices or poetry are added, when all such additional lines will be charged for No ex-
cents, otherwise they
| ceptions will be made to this rule.
MARRIED.
On the 29th inst., by the Rev. Archdeacon Melville, J. Wiilock, Esq.. field, China Point, to Rebecca M. daughter of J. H. Burke, Esq., Richmond Hill Lot 50.
At the residence of Mr. Wm. Ross, Summer- side, on Wednesday, 29th inst., by Rev. N. Mc- Kay, Mr. Robert McKay, of Stanley, to Miss Janet C alder, of Summerside.
———— ————
DIED. at Alberton, on the 20th ult., infant son of R. M. and Jane Coss tain aged 11 months and 21 days.
At Wilmot Creek, on Thursday morning, the 16th inst., of Whooping Cough, infant son of Wiliiam and Matilda Taylor, aged 2 months.
At Summerside, on the 25th uvit., after an illness of 4 months, Bradford, son of C. Wm and Eliza Siliphant, aged 7 years and months.
At his residence Head of Pisquid
Died
on the
{Oth inst., Mr. James Rogerson, in the Soth vear of his age.
Gone home, on the 18th inst , at Montague Bridge after a lingering illness Margaret McMillan, the beloved wife of Mr. Kenneth
Gillis, in the 64th year of her age.
In Charlottetown, on Saturday, March, William McIntire, tailor, year of his age. The deceased was a native of the County Fermanagh, Ireland.
25th
At Union Road, of scarlet fever, John Good- |
He went out to har- | | ness his team at five o’clock, and not res |
turning at seven the inmates of the house | ' became alarmed at his long absence. | wife went to the stable and not finding
of Spring- |
James |
Wm. |
| years, from the Ist March, 1839; subject to
- annual rent of One Shilling sterling, or 1s. 14d., late currency, per acre, and is now
ina highly improved state of cultivation.
ALSO, at the same time and place, the | following Stock and effects, viz :—2 Mares,
t '
\MM Cheap for Cash or
FENTON T. NEWBERY & CO. |
5 Cows, 2 Calves, 20 Sheep. 100 bus. Pota- |
toes, 300 bush. good Seed Oats, 25 bus. Wheat, 2 Carts, 1 Truck, 1 Waggon, 1 Gig,
1 Mowing Machine in good order, 1 Plough with swings and traces, 2
gets Cart Harness, |
i
] set Waggon Harness, 1 new Horse Rake, | ; : oe | der is covered with hard and soft wood.
1 Scuffler, 1 Wood Sled, Forks, Hoes. Shovels, a quantity of manure, &c., logeth- er with a complete set of Blacksmith’s Tools finecluding Anvil and Bellows,] and nu- merous other articlees. ® lrerms liberal, and made known at sale. RICHARD SMITH, HENRY DRAKE, Executors of Will be, deceased Pownal, Lot 49, 2
27th Mar ch, 184 6.—3in
FINAL NOTICE,
‘HE Subscribers intending Charlottetown, hereby notify all persons indebted to them, either by Book Account, Note of Hand, Judgements, or otherwise,
| that the same must be settled on or before
| the Fifteenth day of April next. All amounts unsettled ‘at that date, will be placed In the hands of our Solicitor for collection.
MACDONALD & OWEN. , 1875,—till 15th April.
CAF D.
1P* tS. JENKINS & McLEOD, having en-
tered into partnership in the practice of Medicine, Surgery, &c., can be consulted atallhours. Office at the residence of Dr. Jenkins, Queen Street.
1876.
March 27
ee ee
March 27,
VARNISH.
JAPAN
A Very Large Stock
in the 74th }
CARRIAGE VARNISH !
will, infant son of Theoderick and Jessie Abbot. |
At Long Creek, Lot 65, March 25th, of liver complaint, Mrs. Aon Nicholson, widow of the late Duncan Nicholson, aged 71 years.
At North 8t. E leanors, March 17th, at the advanced age of 80 years Mr. R. Craswell.
At Lot 7, on fhe 19th inst., Robert Stewart, of |
wlan ‘third son of Dongald Stewart, Esq., |
NOTICE! Whoa, Horse, Ho.
THE undersigned begs most | we cratefully to return many thanks te his numerous customers, friends, and a
| generous public for their liberal patronage |
durixg fourteen years’ experience in the
| BLACKSMITH BUSINESS, and most re-
spectfully asks for a continuance of I
same. First-class assistant, we warrant satisfac-
tion iu
General Blacksmith Work !
And as our shop is In close proximity to oe store of Messrs. J. Knight, Son & Co.,
ress of the farm and property who retail from a large st tock of iron, steel), ned by him jointly with her first | bolts, &c,
we can do
1AN EVER. Those owing the undersigned, wiil |
ple ase pay up at once. : PATRICK MacINNIS, North Lake, Mar. 27, 1876.— 31 Blacksmith.
Having secured the services of a!
work CHEAPE R | |
ALL TESTED, IN Coach Rubbing, Wearing Body, | English Finishing,
Elastic Carriage, AND
_ NOBLE & HOARE'S Celebrated Body Varnish
AND
BROWN JAPAN.
(in 10 gallon casks,) all of which
are selling at
LOW PRICES
AT
W. E. DAWSON & CO0.’S.
Feb, 23, 1876.—tf
of said Henry Weather- | | ther particulars apply to the
shortly to | make an alterationin their business in |
| | j
_ | Charlottetown, the Station Agent,
~ KING SQUARE
CABINET SHOP!
MARK BUTCHER
an public in general to his varied stock
> RATES Stores, Mer- Vv exsels on
for
CAPITAL
aneceeetecenaynerseen
- age OEE
iA
NVITES the attention and patronage of |
|' FANCY VESTINGS, New Pattern.
FURNITU RE
NOW ON MAND, WHICH Is
Suitable to every Parchaser,
AND CONSISTS OF
Drawing, Dining & Bed. Room Sets,
AND
"EVERY ARTICLE USED IN GENERAL FURNISHING.
ALSO, PATENT
WIRE-WOVEN MATTRASSES,
SINGLE AND DOUBLK BIZE.
“MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS,
and two very superior pew
ENGLISH COTTAGE PIANOS
| (French Waluut cases)—VERY CHEAP.
proved Faper.
yne oe en Os
UNDERTAKING
in every branch attended to with HE ANSE, | etc., On more reasonable terms than any | other establishment in the city.
Ch’town, March 13. 1876. —a ne pres Sm
FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE!
HE Subscriber offers for sale the well- known Farm, now occupied by him, containing
100 Acres of Free Land.
It is situated in the thriving district of ROSENEATH, abont 6 miles from George-
town and 2 miles from Montague Bridge |
and Cardigan R. R. Station. On the farm is
A Good Dwelling House AND Two Good Barns,
| (one 47x27, the other 36x18), mearly new. There are 50 acres of land cleared ‘and in
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| i | |
NATIONAL INSUP ANGE COMPAN’
HEAD O} OFFICE, iSO ST. JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.
_ - $2,000,000
Power to Increase to $5,000,000, DEPOSITED WITH DOMINION GOVERNMENT, - -
Augex. W. Oditvir, M. P. P., President.
Wirtniam Ancus, First Vice President,
Epwarp Ii, Gorr, Second Vice President and Manager, Henry Lyr, Secretary,
©. D. Hanson, Chief Inspector,
J. RK. Hea, inspector for Maritime Provinces.
$50,000
‘and a!] the modern improvements knowa te
! No. 1 Pilot, ‘No.1 Thin Pilot, "| Thick Family Pilot,
Prince
7 = -- a na
CHARLOTTETOWN
STEAM BAKERY,
NEW BRICK BUILDING,
Street,
/The Subscriber, in returning thanks for
past favors, respectfully intimates to his numerous customers and the public generally, that he has coinpleted a large
‘(NEW BRICK BUILDING
; for the purpose of a Bakery, which he has furnished with
funningham’s Great American Patent Oven,
the business, and is now prepared to furnish the following:
Feilot kL?read.
Extra Pilot, Cabin Pilot, No. | Navy, No, 2 Navy, Fancy Pilot.
No, 2 Pilot,
No. 2 Thin Pilot,
‘All Descriptions of Fire Risks taken on Favorable Terms!) pj seuit & Crackers
AGENT FOR P.
JAS. Da
> town, Feb. 28, 1876.
at's
E. ISLAND:
ISBRISAY,
Cc. ROBERTSON,
Medford Biscuit, 83 Queen Street
Coffee Crackers, Dyspepsia do., Ginger Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Wine Crackers, Thin Captain's do.
, Captain’ 8 Biscuit, | Soda Biscuit, | Wine Biscuit,
| Seed Sugar Riscuit, Sugar Crackers, Batter Crackers, Abernethy do., | Water Crackers, Lemon Crackers, which hegcan confidently recommend “and warrant to be
NWO. 50 QUEEN STREET. Bator & Cheaper ha ate imported.
WORSTED COATINGS, N NEW PATTERNS, TWEED TROWSERINGS,
hew
BLACK & BLUE SUPERFINE, BLUE & BLACK DOESKIN. SINGLE & DOUBLE MILLED CASSAMERE Scotch Tweed Suiting, Something New. Hat DEPARTMENT Better Sorted Than Ever. NEW LINE SILE HATS. C. ROBERTSON,
Dunean’s Brick Building, 50 Queen Street BANKRUPT STOCK! .B1
GEO. DAVIES & CO.
Feb, 26, 1876.
Hiding purchased a portion of the Stock for-.
|
4ty-| Halifax,
Londor
will thus be offered to pa arties wishing to pur-'.
‘ i '
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good state of cultivation; also, 20 acres of!
new land, ready to break up. The remain-
Being in the vicinity of Mills, Churchs, Schvolhouses, and plenty of Musse! Mud, it is one of the most valuable properties in the County. Good title guaranteed.
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TERMS :— For farm only (1-4) one fourth |
down, balance years.
The purchaser can have Stock and Im- plements, with farm, if suitable. For fur- subscriber, on J. Norton, Summer-
in vearly instalments for 6
the premises, or to I side.
JOHN H. NORTON.
Roseneath, Lot 52, March 6, 1876.—6in
Prince Edward Island
Railway |
IPENDERS are requested for the erection
of aSTATION HOUSE, with Waiting rooms, Agents Dwellings, &c., at Sum- merside, County Line, and Lot Forty Sta- tions.
Tenders forany or all of the above mark- |
ed on the outside, ‘‘ Tender for Station Buildings,” and addressed to the under- | signed, will be received at the Railway Of- | fice, Charlottetown, up to Saturday, the 15th day of April.
Plans of the abere can be seen, and speci- |
fications, forms of Tenders, &c., ‘obtained at |
the office of Mr.G. C. Cunningham, Engineer, |
merside, and the Station Agent, Mount ; Stewart. The names of two solvent and seen i
sible parties willing to become sureties for
Sum- |
; the due fulfilment of the contract, ed
accompany each tender. No tender will be considered unless made on the printed forms. The lowest tender wij] not necessarily be accepted Signed) C.J. BRYDGES.
Ch town, March, 20, 1876 ).—til April BP its
~ - nace pete
Anot her apply WHEELER’S COMPOUND ELIXIR
Phosphates and Calisaya
Fellows’ Syrup of Hypophosphites,
The Great Shoshonee’s Reniedy, Kennedy’s Medical Discovery, Whitcomb’s Remedy tor Asthma,
Dr. Baxter’s Chalybeate, an iron Tonic, Dr. Larookah‘s Pulmonic Syrup, Peruvian Syrup and Iron Combined, Whitwell & Clark’s Quinine Wine, Largeson’s Calculifuge, for Dropsy, &c., Radway’s Renovating Sarsaparillian, Grant's Wild Cherry or Indian Bitters, Dr. Flint’s Quaker Bit’ers,
Dr. Walker’s California Vinegar Bitt< rs, Constitutional Catarrh Remedy.
JUST RECEIVED BY WM. R. WATSON, Store, Victoria Building, 6, 1876.
City Dru ae
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT, Orrawa, Sept. 10th, 1875. UTHORIZED discount on American Invoices till further notice, 14 per cent.
R. M. 8S. BOUCHETTE. Commissioner Aug. 28, 1875.
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Gen. Supt. Gov. Railways. |
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merly owned by Robertson, McLeod & Co., of N.S.. which will be ready for sale at the!
House, ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1,
GREAT BARGAINS
chase Goods at Low Prices. viz:
NTER DRESS GOODS
TN:ii WA BRiwT YY.
Black & Colored French Merinoes & Coburgs,
BLACK LUSTRES, Brilliantines and Athel Cloths, Grey and White Calicoes and Sheetings, Fancy Prints, Table Linens, Canadian Tweeds,
WATERPROOF CLOAKINGS, BEAVERS AND PILOTS.
— thing, Blankets, Flanuels, Haberdashery, Uden,
gi No Goods Allowed Out on aaa iti TERMS CASE.
GEORGE DAVIES & CO. Axles. |
Bolts.
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145 See
American and Canadian Axles, From $2.90 to $7.50 per Set.
45,000 AMERICAN GARRIAGE BOLTS, scieos trom
es FINISHED HEAD. ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF ENGLISH BOLTS,
Selling at Reduced Prices!
‘Every kind of MALLEABLE CASTINGS, suitable for Carriage Work.
BEST WROUGHT IRON
Step. Pads, King Bolts, Shaft. Couplings, Fifth Wheels, &e.,
| Persons requiring avy of the above articles,
will please send in their orders immedfately.
HK HAS NOW EFADY,
200 Bbls. Superior No. | Navy
Line, Just Opened, FOR SPRING !
Bread,
which he offers for sale on his usual
LIBERAL TERMS.
All orders from town or country wili re-
| ceive prompt attention, and deliveries will : be made at the railway and steamboat depots + withont extra charge.
Iron. ,,,.
And an unusually Large Stock of Refined Iron
SELLING AT VERY LOW PRICES. Call and see our Stock !
W. E. DAWSON & CO.
Ch’town, Feb. 28, 1876.—tf
FURNITURE! THE WANUFACTORY OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
KING STREBTD,
Consisting in partof Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Bed-Room | Furniture, from the latest Américan and English Patterns,
Store, Office and Ship Furniture made to order, in the most Picture
substantial manner. Sofas. Bureaus, Wardrobes, Cheffoniers, stands, Tables of all kinds. Chairs, (the best in the Province) in single and double backs, Students, Easy, and Library Chairs, (Rotary) Gilt and Wal- nut Moulding for Picture Frames ; Looking Glass Plates, all sizes ; Bedsteads Matresses etc., and everything required in the shape of Furniture.
As Good and as Cheap as can be bought in the City,
All manufactured on the premises, and warranted to give per- fect satisfaction. Nearly opposite A. Baldwin & Co’s Hardware Store, King Street. Residence nearly opposite,
G. L. DOGHERTY.
Charlottetown, Dec, 20, 1875,
Lounges, Sinks,
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JOHN QUIRK.
Ch’town, Feb. 14, 1876.—Sm
FU RNITURE. CHAIRS,
| Cheaper thanever,
In Double and Single Backs.
CANE SEAT CHAIRS !
In Large and Small Rockers.
TO THE TRADE:
‘Looking-glass Plates
All sizes, Good and Cheap.
HAERG LOWTH,
all sizes. Also, some
VERY HANDSOME VENEERS !
Walnut, Plain, Fancy, and Corrugated Bird-eye Maple,
in
orrugated and Hungarian Ash and Burl W ainat:
‘All the above will be sold very Cheap for Cash Only. E. D. STAIR,
Upper Great George Streets.
“ow town, Oct. 18, 1875.
NEW
AND
Elegant Styles
AND
LOWER PRICES!
LARGEST & CHEAPEST. STOCK
IN FP. EL. ISLAND.
London. New York, Boston and Dominion Establishments,
which, together with our own
‘UNRIVALLED FACILITIES.
put us ahead of ali competitors in our tive.
‘Drawing, Dining, & Bed
Room Suits, ‘High & Low Cost.
A GREAT VARIETY OF
| Chairs, Bedsteads. &c.., TO SELECT FROM.
Window Rollers. rs, Cornice Poles, Rings, &c. &c. &c.
English & German Looking Glasses, and Plates to fit Old Frames, VERY CHEAP.
Some New and Elegant
Picture Mouldings ! | In Imitation-inlaid, French Buri, Ash Burl, Blue and Magenta, and other Fancy Patterns, not hitherto imported. in LOO co
New Rustic Frames, with New Corner Pieces, and Oval Frames, &e., which we will SELL CHEAP !
’rames every variety, &c.
JOHN NEWSON.
March 6, 187)
eae Notice.
LL persons having any elaims against the Estate of the late HoNoraBie DANIEL BRENAN, of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, deceased, are re- quired to furnish their accounts, daly at- tested, to Mr. JOHN GAHAN, of Char: lottetown ; and all persons indebted to the said Estate are required to make immediate payment to him, he having been authorized and appointed by me to receive the same. Dated at Charlottetown, this 6th day of March, 1876. PETER McINTYRE,
BishopjofeCharlottetown,
March 13, 1876!—3m Executor
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