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7 THe Dairy EXAMINER, MAY 26, 1881. ananee SS ecard

The Irish Question in Bagiand.

Ir is reported that in one of his latest speeches Lord Salisbury, the new leader of the Opposition, characterized the Irish Land Bill as ‘an ebullition of Communism too contemptible and ridi- culous to be seriously discussed. If this report be true, aud if the noble Lord was serious when he made this slashing comment, the fate of the Land Bill is, for the present, sealed. What follows? In moving its secoud reading, Mr. Glad- stone declared that his Government would stand or fall by the Bill; and if it be thrown out by the Lords, a disso- lution and an appeal to the country will, of course, be the result.

Lord Salisbury is a bold man; and to force a dissolution on the ministry with its overwhelming majority will be a stroke of policy worthy a bold leader. Yet it may not be arash one. A large number of the supporters of the minis- try in the House of Commons were elected by very narrow majorities. A slight reaction may, therefore, produce a very different result on an appeal to the

ils. The recent by-elections seem to indicate that the reaction has taken place ; for the Conservative candidates have been returned by decidediy increased majorities. At any rate it might be easier for the Conservative Leader to win a victory now than it would be after the Government have passed a new Franchise Bill, making a redistri- bution of seats in the Commons and giv- ing the right to vote to large classes who are uot now in possession of it.

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A Blasted Hope.

It has been a favorite ery with the |

Grit Party for a long time past, that the | Mesers Archibald & Co., propricters ef the | ejected jfrom her

Government dare not open a seat in Nova | Scotia; aud wheo Sir William Young tendered his resignation as Chief Justice, they considered their opportunity had arrived. Various were the rumors as to the manner in which the vacancy would be tilled; and dismay filled their camp, when it was discovered that Hon, James | Macdonald, long recognized asthe Leader of the Bar in his native Province, had been appointed.

They live on rumors. They know | that they have no earthly chance in aj contest, and so they s‘imulate themselves by reporting imagivary troubles and dis- sensions in the Government ranks, Con- sequent upon the vacancy thus created, a re-arrangement took place in the Cabinet,

and Senator McLelan received a portfolio |»

Immediately this fact was pointed to as a proof of the Government's weakouess, that they dare not open a second seat. But their joy is suddenly turned to mourning, for Senator McLelan has resigned his seat in the Senate, and will contest Col- chester in the Commons, in the place of Mr. McKay, who has also resigned.

This shows plainly that the Govern- ment not only dare open one, but two seats in Nova Scotia. We believe that in Senator McLelan the Cabinet has se- cured s man of talent and ability. His present action shows that he is a man of courage as well. The country will watch with interest the coring elections.

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An acceunt of the Sunday School Con- eert at thia place I notice in the Examiner of the 20th inst., which is both creditable to the writer and thoughtful on his part. In « few remarks whics I will now make with regard to this concert, I wish to be understood as not detracting froni that writer's aecount, but simply as supplement- ing it; nor will I meddle with it, except to correct a slight mistake therein. The elusing address was given by Mr. M. A. McDonald, and not by Miss Emma Moore, who, however, gave « nice and nicely- rencered recitation. ‘The writer, from not knowing the names of several of the parties who took part, could not be expeeted therefore to de them justice. The singing weuld have been very defieient, I fear, without the addition of Mr. Charles Mc- William, Miss MeDenald, Miss Nichelson, Miss Morrison and Miss MeLean—the former especially deserves much praise and credit for the very pleasing and satisfactory manner in which she performed her several parts. The Hymn, “Will the Angels Oome,”’ by the ies Ross and Mr. H. K. McLeod, was beautifully rendered, and j was considered by some as the piece of the | evening. In the Dialogue, Patience,’ Mr. Morrison, Mias Smith and | Mies MeWilliam did their parts well. Patience hadn't much chance to make a display, except with her ** bonnet.” In the Dialogue ‘‘ Woman’s Rights,” Mrs. Me- William, whom the strong-minded old maid led astray, well personated Mrs. Sanford iu her grief andin her joy, being, of course, quite overjoyed when Miss Mc- Lean, the gipsey who stole her ‘‘ dear little Lulu,” brought her home again. In short, every one did well, and with thanks to the stranger writer, with this as a supplement to his able and humorous remarks, I close mine on this head.

The different lobster factories around here are all to work. The tirm of Shedd, Moore & Co. alone employ twenty boats in their Point Prim factory.

The above-mentioned firm create quite a hum around Eildon. In connection with their starch factory they have a steam saw- ing mill, planing machine and printing | press, perhape as large as any on the Is- land. They print Isbels for the greater number of the Island factories, as well as | others on the mainland. They shipped their stareh last week in their new schooner purchased this spring in Rostcn.

There have been two boats in the bay for the iast three or fcur days, not, I hope, on a “wild goose eliase.” The Mesars. Peters, lawyers, of Charlottetown, and Mr. FitzGerald, of the same place. comprise part (if net all) of the party. We trust their gunning expedition will be a profit- able one.

2 Local and Other Items.

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SusaTer MenroomasayY arrived in town yes: |

terday.

MorxIson’s advertisement of Hats received will appear to-morrow.

Tus Deminion Rife Asseciation matcher open en Tuesday, September 6th.

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Hon. W, J. Rircurr, Chief Justice of the Dominion of Canadas, has been Knighted.

Tiss death is eansonced ef Mr. L. MeMann, ene of the eldest residents of St. John, N. B.

Cot. Tmomas Soort, an Americam railway magnate, is dead. He was worth $17,000,000. Te-paY is Ascension Day. It has been duly observed in the Roman and Anglican Churehes.

Tur Times cays the expenditure ef Char- lottetewn is three times as great as that ef Meneton.

Tus corner stone of a new Baptist church at Fairville, N. B., was laid en the 24th

instant.

Tar S. S. Meravian, on her last trip, brought ever to Canada nine hundred pas- sengers.

Ir is said the Princess Louise will retura by the Parisian, which sailed for Liverpeol om Saturday last.

A rire at Welfville N. 8., on the 22nd destreyed the Star printing offies, and an adjeining building.

A sarton named Jehn Crawford fell frem the main yard of a vessel in St. John | harbor, en the 24th, and was killed

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Tus greater part of Piensk, Russia, was burned on Monday. Great distress prevails | among the 18,000 inhabitants. Losses enor: mous.

Two more shocks ef earthquake have ec-| curred at Chios, destroying a mumber of | houses, and reviving the panic auiorg tue iD-| habitants.

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Coat ror THE P. E. Isuanp Ra. Lwar.— Gowrie Coal Mine, have seoured the con. | tract for the supply of over 5,000 tons ef | coal for the Prince Edward Island Railway.

Tne strike in Snowball’s will at Chat- ham has ended. The mon are paid last yearsratas. They asked for an increase, | but Mr. S. teok a policeman to his wharf | and told them to go to work er leave the| premises. |

Wa are glad to bear that our old friend | Capt. Robert A. Cox has resume.) his old pro- feesion, and taken charge of Mr. D. Smail’a| new achecner ‘‘J. J. bill,” and is about to! proceed to cea in a few days. We wish him success.

Hexwry Brer, Esq., late of Southport. has opened a new store in ‘‘ Cheapside,” formerly occupied by Matthew, McLean & | Heartz. Mr. Beer is one of our foremost | business men. His advertisement will ap-| pear to-morrow.

Two Scandinavian agents have arrived iu this country for the purpese of examining | tre farming lands of Manitoba and the} North-West, with a view to the settlement | thereon of a numerous colony frem Nerway and Sweden.— Aa.

Mx. Jomuy Brrna has opened a hat and cap store in ‘iis premises en Queen street. It is well stocked, and from Mr. Byrne’s well known business character, customers will 6nd ample satisfaction. His advertise- ment will appear to-morrow.

P. E. Istaxp Macutnery ror New Bronas- wick.—Ameng the freight at the Moncten station yesterday was a patent lever shingle sawing machine with edger, manufactured by Rebert Smallwood, successor to Amallwood & Bovyer, Charlottetewn. The machinery was consigned te Johm MclLaggan, Neweastle— Moncton Times.

A Lapby critic writing from Torerto to the St. Jeha Telegraph, says: ‘* The portrait painter par excellence would seom to be Sir. R. Harris, whese particular forte is evidently in that line; his subjects are all artistically treated, and in the portraits the fine subtlety of expression appears to be delicately brought out and emphasized ; ome called * Muriel, the portrait of a ehild, isa most exquisite produc tion and has many admirers.

Mr. Jonmn J. Davis of the ‘Rankin’ has purchased, for the accommedation of his customers and the public generally, a handsome Concord Coaeh. It is adimur- ably suited for the purpese for which it is intended, having the capacity to comfort- ably seat fifteen persons, and will, there- fore, be most convenient for private picnie parties. The coach, we netice is in wait- ing on all trains and steamboats.

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and “Other items.

Local eee ——— == Mra, GARFIELD is recovering.

Tau United States and Brazil hteaniship Line has been withdrawn from New York omatoes were called onsidered poisonous,

Firty years ago t live apples and were © Youna has just received & large supply of these celebrated Wanzer Sewing Maehines.

; : berts and The grant to both General Rot General Stewart is £12,500, and is paid by the Indian Government.

‘Tmax only form ef eath am Indians is ‘* ‘The earth hears we. hears me. Shall I lie?”

Tus receipts of the Cunard Steamship Cumpany os 1880 were close en £1,146,000 and the net profits about £200,000.

Ir has bean decided te dispose ef the fur- niture at Rideau Hall, aud to ceplace it with new furniture of » more medern and fashionable style.

liow they do im Moatreal : The Temper: ance vigilance comraittee have engaged 35 men te watch bar-reoms em Sundays te see that they de not sell liquer.

Lusvs Naroras.—It is reported that a ewe belonging to Mr. Martin MePherson, ef Brown's Creek, recently gave birth te & lamb with six legs.

Ge tp, as well as grain, is a preduct of the North West. A few mon have been washing sand ov the Svzakatchewan and Peace rivers, and making goed wages. The Edmon- son Bulletin expects the industry to develop into extensive proportiens.

ancy Sexpine.—.A Winnipeg letter of the 13th May, says ‘* a gentleman whe arrived in the eity the other day from the Pembina Mountais region states that the farmers*in southern Maniteba are through seeding, and in many cases the grain is several inehes high.”

oug the Shoshone The sna

Tene isa great demand for Kentucky horses. Two year old farm horses of full bleod, it is reported, are selling at $500 to $2000. Colts of been aold for $10,000, and the supply is not equal to the demand.

Mrs. FaRPRELL, fenement house, ia New York, a few days age. When she saw George

Pomidion, the agent of the landlord, carrying

some ci her furmitare to the sidewalk, she)

clubbed bim ever the head. He has since died from his iajuries, it is believed.

Garpas axp Hovusz Piawrs for sale at Stand No. 27, “Market House. Hardy aud tender plants, new and rare, old and cheics, personial and aunual, always em hand, for bedding and for bordera, including Diaathus, Verbena, Celeus, Petuais, Pansey, Stook, Aster, eto, etc. Leave your orders at Stand No. 27, Market House, on Markets Days.

THs young woman arrested by the po- lice while wandering through the streets yesterday morning, was sent to jail tu await admission to the Lunatic Asylum. Her name is Norah Quirk. She belongs to Calais, Maine, and is about twenty years of age. The cause of her insanity is said to be the choosing of a religion.

Ecuresr.—The new moon of the 27th throws ber shadow over a portion of the sarih auc causes a partial eclipsa of the sun. Lt is invisible kere but visible in the nerthern part of the centinent. region ef the greatest eclipse will be in the Aretic Ocean, where nearly three-fourths of the aun’s disk will be observed.

Loox ovt ror CoumNTgzEersits -—Fersens liandling bank bills should be careful not te take any $2 Dominion notes frem No. 145,001 nor any $1 Dorsinien notes frem 355,001, te 356,000, as the Govermment has refused to redeem thein they being part of the lot stolen from the Receiver General's eflice in Torento some time age. Cat this out for referenee.

PEDESTRIANISM.—A grand psdestrian contest is advertised te take pisee in the Citizens’ Skating Rink, en Saturday next. It will commence at two o'clock, and prob- ably last eight hours, as the race is of fifty miles. It is under very gcod munage- ment, and promises to be interesting, as seven entries have been already made, in- cluding J. W. Foster, the noted pedestrian of St. John, N. B., and Leggett, of Sussex. The prizes offered sre $40 tu first, $20 to second, and $10 te third. Foster, the pedestrian will arrive to-night.

Two Island horses took part in the races at ‘Truro on the 24th, viz: ‘‘Long John,” formerly owned by Mr. Dunean Scott, of North River, and ‘‘Zulu,” en- tered by Mr. Charies Wescott. At the start ‘‘Zulu” was handicapped next to the fastest contestant and ‘“‘Loag Juhn” was placed twenty-live yards ahead of him. At the start ‘*Zulu” accidentatly struck a shoe and completely tore it froin the hoef, and, owing to this aceident, was unable to trot the heat. ‘‘Long John” trotted the heat without accident, but did not get a part in the race.

Tux Mail reports that two million copies

of the revised New Testanient were sold in} London, England, on Saturday. The pop- | * Peleg and} ular verdict is unanimously against the re- | ior the establishment of a Herald Company. We agree with the Hera'd that under exiat-

vision en account of the number and char-

introducing.

Tur Synod of the Maritime Previnces Tuesday, Sist inst., at 7 o’cloek. Rev. John Logan, M. A., will preach. No doubt the usual arrangements for travelling will be made. We hope ministers and elders will give all diligence to be present, as the meeting will be a very interesting one. Rey. Dr. MeKay, of Formosa, will not be present, but we trust that there will be one or mere other missionaries. Our Endow- ment Fund for the College, and 2 variety of other very important matters will have to be discussed and dealt with.—Presby- terian Witness.

Iv « Bear's Empnaoa.—A young eolored resident of Hammend’s Piains, named Fravk Jones, while cutting timber in the woods on Friday afternoon, heard his deg barking a short distance away. While going to learn the cause of the noise he was suddenly confronted by a bear, which before he could escape, caught him, and was giving him one ef those pleasant hugs fer which bruim is famed, when the dey commenced an attack on the rear. ‘Tbe brute thereupon released young Jones, who hastily made his eseape, but has since bee: confined te his bed Neth-

Eldon, May 23, 1881.

ing more is knows of the deg or bear.—Hs.

acter of the changes made. It appears that |! a special Act of Parliament is necessary to ing & bewspaper Previr t secure the adoption of the revision in the|‘‘an unfair load fer ene individual.” | Church of England, and auch an Act the| But the cause is evident.

Imperial Government has ne intention of | wany newspapers.

| fess supported by ‘‘ lots of will meet at New Glasgow, Picten Ce., on}

Ir is announced that publication of the Herald will be discontinued fora few weeks in order that arrangomeatsa inay be made

ing cireumstances the burden of publiah- in this Previnee, is

There are too We hope the scheme of eur eontemporary will involve a further consolidation of the Preas. No other, un- cash,” oan pes- sibly, in our opinion, be successful.

SPRING SUPPLIES:

406 barrels ehoice brands Flour, 20 bags Navy Bread, 25 tierces Sugar, 20 puns. Molasses, 75 chests and half-chests Tea, 30 boxes and half-bexes Flat Tobacco, 10 boxes and half-boxes Twist Tobacco, 30 caddies Gold Bar Tobacco, 100 boxes Seap, 50 boxes T. D. Pipes, 150 boxes Raisins, 10 bags Rice, 20 boxes Nixey’s Black Lesd, Washboards, Wrapping Paper, 50 kega Nails, 200 bags malt, 109 ee:'3 Kone, 20 tubs Batter, 50 tius Lard (10 and 20 ib, tins), 20 casks American Keresene Oil, 20 cases = de. de. do., 50 suite Oil Clothing, 150 barrels (good brigtt) Herring. Yor sale by HORACE HASZARD.

Oh'town, May 22, 1861—im aod

fine racing stock have |:

a musenlar widow, was!

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a A Terrible Disaster.

ONE HONDRED AND SEVEXTY-FIVE PERSONS “DROWNED BY THE SUDDEN COLLAPSE OF AN EXCURSION STRAMER NBAB LONDON, ONY. —HEART-RENDING BCBNES.

(Special to the St. John Sun.)

Lonpos, Ont., May 24.- -A frightful calamity occurred on the river this even- ing. At aix o'clock while the steamer “Victoria” with over #ix hundred exeur- ‘oniste on board, was returning trom Sering Bank and when near the Cove Rail. way bridge, about one mile below the Uity, the boat suddenly collapsed like am egg shell and became a total wreck, level with the water's edge. All the passengers were instantly plueged into the stream, more than half of them being under the debris. The first news which reached the city was brought by survivors, who struggled through the streets wet and weary. The news (el! like # thunderbolt,and a stampede took place for the spot. Arriving there a horrible sight met the view. Some

Fi¥TY OR SIXTY BODISS

had already been recovered and were lying on the green award seme distance up the bank. ‘Those arriving froin the eity, im every direction crowded around anxious to sec if any of their relatives were on beard. About one thousand families were repre sented on the excursion, and the wail of anguish that rose at the sight of the victims was heartrending. Fathers, mothers, brethers and sisters rushed abent panic stricken endeavoring te identify their friends. By seven o'cleck about eighty bedies were recovered from and under the wreck, where the water is some two feet in depth. Almost every minute some pvor victim was brought to the surface and con- veyed in strong and willing arms to the bank. The steamer ‘'Princess Louise” was early brought to the akoal and the vietims placed on the upper deck. FIRES WEEE LIT ON THE BANK

overlosking the river and petroleum torch- (es were brought and the search continued

| into the night.

| Up toeleven o’eleck about oue hundred lane fifty corpaes have been cecured. Among the dead are:

Mr. James Robortson—Manager of the Bank of British North America.

Mr. J. C. Meredith—Clerk of the Di- vision Cuurt.

Wm. MeBride—City Assessor and Secre- tary of the Western Fair Association.

Mra. Wm. Ashbury.

Vim. Millman, of Montreal, cemmercial agent, and his two sons.

J. Rogers, Plumber.

Allis confusion at the present moment. The landing at the foot of Dundas street is now crewded with people all waiting in breathless expeciatien for the arrival of the steamer ‘‘ Princess’ with the bodies

The total loss will aggregate one hundred and seventy-five.

The aecident was certainly due to gross carelessness. The boat was over crowded to a disgraceful extent. The manager, Mr. Geo. Parish, waa expostulated with by sev- eral at Spring Bank, and urged not to allow the boat to go owt in that over-crewded conditien, but he is reported to have re- plied, *‘ All right 1 know my business,”

OK SOMETRING OF THAT AORT.

Mir. Samuel Stewart, stove merehant, une of thse who protested, left the hoat at Spring Bank with his family. Several hundred more remained beimg unabie te get passage. They had te walk home, a distance of feur miles, te-night, ne convey. anee of any kind being available. The telephone was in constant use between the water works and the eity by friendiy in- quirera.

This disaster will put am end te pleasure steamer business, as hereafter people will net venture. The river, whieh has been the subject ef many jokes and puns on ac- eount of ite supposed shallowness, is in re- ality in many plaees 20 or 30 feet deep.

hs EXECUTORS’ SALE. MORRISEY’S FOUNDRY

POSITIVE AXD UNRESERVED SALE.

I AM instructed by the Executers of the Estate of the late Edwsrd Morrisey te sel} AT AUCTION, on the premises, on

Wednesday, the loth of June,

at 12 e’clack, neon,

That Valuable and well known Property known as ‘‘ Merrisey’s Foundry,” situated at the east end of Kent Street, and admirably looated for Foundry er Fsetery purposes.

The Land measures $4 feet on Kent street and extends back 160 feet, being Tewn Lot No. 7 and part of Town Lot No. &, in the 4th tundred. The Buildings consiat of a Pattern Shep, Moulding ~hop, Machine Shep, Repair Shop, Hlacksmith’s Forge and Brass Foundry, There is also in the rear of the Land above described a piece ef Land 40x70 feet, part ef Tewn Lot No. 57, in the 3rd hundred, whieh with aright of way Lé feet wids, extending to Graften street ; will be sold"either tegether with the Foundry Property er separate,

N. 8.---This vary valuable Property is now ordered for Positive and Unrozerved Sale to close the Estate,

Terms —iwenty five per cent. down, and | the balance in four years with interest at six per cent.

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WILLIAM LODD, May 24, °*hl—th s Auctioneer.

HORSES WANTED

Fourteen Draft end Driving Horses

WARKRTED IMMEDIATELY by Wuitrram BaGwact. Engnire at

ROBERT CRABB'S,

Farmers’ Arms.

Wauted Immediately,

A MAN of good business capacity, who is desirous of engaging in a business which will yield ene handred per cent. in three meuths, sure Rusiness men do not alluw the opportunity te pass unheeded. Address E A., ‘‘Osberne House,” Charlettetown, er call between nine and eleven, a m., or seven te eight, p. m. {ma 26 4i pd

For Sale.

May 26—li wky

FIVR-YEAR OLD MARE, in geod condition, geutle and smart, suitable;for Carriage, etc. Will be seid eheap for cash. For further information exquire at the Ex. | sutneB Office, Gharlettetewn.

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ee (LAND SALE.

AM instructed by the Presidest and _ Directers of the Bank of Prince Fdward Island to sell by Auction, on the grounds, on

MONDAY,

tho Gth day*ef June Next, 1881, at 11 o'clock, a. m.,

That portion of the anseld part of ‘‘ Straw- berry Will” Katate (formerly belonging to the Boa. J, C. Pope, new the property of the Bavk ef P. KE. Isiaud), which lies besweea the Lower St. Peter's Read aad the Hillsborough River. This block of land, comtaiming 46 acres, is laid of in lets of sbeout one acre each, and comprises seme ef the timest Build. img Lots in the neighborhood of the Vity. A plam of the property cam be seen at my office. Sale positive and uaoreserved.

s@ Terms easy and made knewn at sale.

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch’town, May 26, 1831—dly pat her ne

Trees, Shrubs, Plants.

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, AT THE QUEEN STREET AUCTION ROOMS,

To-morrow (Friday), 27th inst

at 12 e’clock,

A shoice lot of Shrubs, Roses, Weeping Wil- lews, Currant Bushes, CGocseberries, Grape Vines, and 800 House and Garden Piants, including Geraniams, Fuschiaa, Heliotrepes, Gladiolus, Calceolarias, Ver- benas, etc, etc. Just reeeived from the West River Nursery, Picten.

W. D. STEWART, May 26, ’81. Auctioneer.

BAS

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SCHOONER ‘THISTLE’

FOR SALE

At Auction,

iT THE SUBSCRIBER’s WHARF,

Saturday, 4th Jane, at 11 o'clock,

All onttit complete, wel] found in every respect, having been in the Diving service. Any ameunt of spare gear attached, extra Boats, eto.

The Vessel is all Qak, Copper fastened, 52 tons register, American built, and in firat- rate conditien.. Wili be sold at a bargain.

: C. DWYER & CO.,

Pictou, May 26, '81—2i Auctioneers.

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DELICIOUS COFFEE !

I HAVE jast received a consignment ef Five Cwt. ef the FINEST FRENCH COFFEE, prepared by John Crump & Ce. from the finest selected yrowths of Pure Coffee, and put up in ponnd and half-pound Tine. Selling low te the trade.

WILLIAM DODD, May 20—6: Queen Square.

INOTIC EH.

Vy TANTED IMMEDIATELY, at the building of the new Church at Sa.

Peter's Bay, —

12 firat-class Masens,

10 first-class Brieklaysrs, to whom will be given good wages aecording to gs knewledge ef, aad ability in, their trade.

Also, a Lime Burner.

M. RAYMOND, Architect. Hd. 8%. Peter's Bay, May 25—no 2i

Union House Barber Shop

gb undersigned having entered into Partnership under ths title ef ‘‘ Har- risow & GILLis,” are prepared te carry on the business of Barberiug in first-class style, im the abeve named Shop, whieh is abundaatly fitted for the purpere. They have a large experience in the busi- ness, and guarantee satisfaction te customers. JOHN HARRISON, JOSEPH GILLIS,

Late of the empley ef Mr. John Power. May 25—tf

P, ii, Island Pottery, Lu above Company has on hand a large quantity of MILK PANS, FLOWER POTS, BUTTER CROCKS, BEAN POTS, MOLASSES JARS, PRESRRVE CROCKS, and ether Ware which they offer at

Wholesale @nly. Samples can be scen at the offiee of the undersigned—Corner Queen and Water Sts. @F No sales at the Works. Every deseription of Ornamental Flower Pots, Garden Vases, etc., made to order. Also, Bone Dust for sale,

FRED. W. HYNDMAN. May 21, ’81—2aw

Cornmeal. 100 BBLS. KILN DRIED JUST RE- CEIVED. HORACE HASZARD. May 17, 1881—3i eod

Hotel Coachman Wanted, | WAN'T a live man to drive ‘“ Franklin . House” Cab, An experiencei party whe ¢4n give good references preferred. Good pay

for the right kind of man. Apply to H. COOMBS.

May 21, ’81—2i, pat li

Pleasant Residence To Let.

HE DWELLING NOUSK and Premises now in the occupation of P. W. Hynd- mav, near the head of Hillsboro Street. Pos- session given ir a few days. msy9—eod JAS. DMSBRISAY.

~ VALUABLE ~ FREEHOLD PROPERTY

AT AUCTION,

AM inatructed by Cuar.trs MvGeeo I sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on a

Friday, the 27th instant,

at 1 o'clock, on the premises,

All that Valuable Freehold Property situate atthe entrance to Charlottetown on the St. Peter's Read, consisting of a Let 160 feet om she St. Peter's Road, with Dwelling Heoune sontaining ten reoms, together with a stable, The heuse is at present oceupied by 8, UG Lawson, and rents for $100 a year.

N. B. —As the owner is desirous of realisi upen this property, it will be seld ata bar- gain.

sa Terms liberal and made knewn day of

sale. W. D, STEWART, May 20, 1881. Auctioneer.

SILVERWARE

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ona

Saturday, the 28th inst.

AT 1l o’CLOCK, AT THE

Queen Street Auction Rooms, A Consignment of

ELECTRO-PLATED AND AFCHAN

Silverware!

Consisting in part of

Tea and Coffee Servicee, Spoons, Knives, Cruets, Carvers, &c., &c., just reeeived from the Factory in England.

s® Will be open fer inspection om Friday,

the 27th inst. W. D. STEWART,

May 19, 1881. Auctioneer.

813 PACKAGES Superior Teas

HAVE NOW IN STORE, 813 shests, half-chests and boxes ef VERY 8U- PERIOR TEAS, which I will sell at the lowest figures for cash or good paper. Also, in store, Puns. Bright Retailing Molasses, Hbde. P. R. Sugar, Barrels Labrador Herring. Barrels Dried Apples, Boxes Raisins, Seap, Crackers, Pipes, &c., &c. Selling low. WILLIAM DODD, May 21, ’81—3i Queen Square,

Charlottetown to Pictou.

ee E is horeby given that’.

On and After Moncay, 23rd inst..

the Steamers will leave Charlottetewn fer Pictou at 7.30, a. m., instead of 5.30 as at the beginning of season. May 20, 1881.

Take Notice.

N°ss is the time te get your Knives, AN ‘Scissors and Razors Ground and Re- paired in the best manner. Umbrellas re- paired at short notice. Orders left at the ‘**Eastern House,’ Pownal street, will be

dromptly attended te by P. NARDINI,

Will remain a few days only. Ch’tewn, May 20, '81—4i pd

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y ANTED——An apprentice te the Black-

smithing business--a boy about thir- teem years of age. Apply to BaxJsamin Horsiox, South Rustice. {una 27 2i pd

\ ANTED—A capable aud trustworthy

person as Housemaid in a family ef three. References required. Apply at thie «flice, [ma 25 3i

Waaree emart Boy te epen Oysters and make himself generally useful. Ap- ply at ence to the ‘*‘ Lorne Restaurant.”

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GS'T—On Friday afternoon, a Child’s

India Kubber Drawers and Bib. Ths finder will oblige by leaving the same at the Examiner Office.—li pd

\ TANTE®—Two smart, steady boys to work ina Mill. Wages six dollars per month and found.--Wrienre Bros., Souris Steam Mills. {ma 20 6i pd NOGH and DINING ROOM GIRL want- ed uumediately at the ‘‘ Revere House.”

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r i= 1.£1T,— House on Upper Queen Street,

containing Six Keoms, at present occa-

pied by Archd. McKinnon. Separate Yard. Vossession lst June. Rent moderate.—J. F, CURTIS. may¢

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We Servant Girl, Enquire of Mrs. M. A. Cameron, corner Cum-

berland and Euston Streets. [ma 19 3i pd

@ be Let, and possession given on the Ist July, the SHUP and part of the Ucllar under Terpsichore Hall, at present oe- cupied as 2 Watchmaker’s Shep. my y Pes Mas, EF. Buxrts. [ma 13 law

y ANTED.—By a Young Lady, a situa- tion as Preparatory Governess (resi- dent er daily), or a limited numberof Music pupils, where the leeson could be given at the home of the pupil, Kefer to ExaMINER Orrice, [ap26 ANTED—By an experienced hand, a situation ina Dry Goods Stere. Good references. Address M., care of McNatt Bros., Summerside. [may 19, 34

ANTED— A Girl for general house.

werk, Apply at Examrexn office. (m If

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