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focal and Other ttems., TE FOO ANIA arias |; | “ht ae ————— ve . ai SUHAPHEG NEWS, Noe hspecisl committee of the Reich. : o: he =f toh Was appoinied to ce nsider t! ee I H sat the Kar Hou - work ; ; : _ Seva is ‘ankin House. (Se orkmen's accident insurance bill, reeom- = j sa ede. beta ea teeel PECTAL Desparours ro THe EXAMINE, } ne a om i decline to accept m Tek ——— i Wiceieiad ’ : © propos Is of the Government . . i é ean acu willy large 03 year. ‘he Bynamite Conspirators. | a @ new bill, allow ing fural eat | a : ‘ . 1. wo | Share the benetits of ‘insural . ; ee | oa A “ 7 Sales - 2 ae tee } Lonvon, June 15 accidents, a . aban anti aies ere s W a ies [" ie trial of th ‘ dynamit . P i tenn ‘ ° dyn: » conspirators— Right H J 2: : a e - day's prices Dr. Gallagher, B rn a on. John Bright delivered an t > aMegaer, Bernard Gallagher, Ans-| address at Bij irmi ¢ y . _— Silas a rT, at Bingley Hall, B ; ® . Tus bar William ‘ wen.” Captain which . a tin, Whitehead and Wilson— | the 12th inst., before an elinien af tooke pri i a il < u aah mer a e 0 oF Se rown, sai Liv rpeol for this port on i : : one the Llth, was concluded tw enty thousand persons More than ten th mstant J) Esteraay, ne risoners or : ged | lresse + ee ihe 14th i with an oiene eer nick charged | addressea of congratulation, from various ee rox hay ' lay was larye and t} In the trial it wile ne : oe Mga. treason. Lit eral associations, were presented to him. T *' 0 eae . - onan anette Sixdenen all prisoners imalandied tes thee eatin ee enthusiom prevailed. Mr. Bright, N advertising our Spring and Summer Goods we cannot enumerate the variety and many shock WAS iy 2 ° ity. ric ) ; ae , ‘ i e Gtermen or | 1 us speec I Vi ‘ . a - d rani 2 : ‘ - 7 . pundred was from 35 to 45 cents, - ason felony intended to levy war against | last tifty years ee ae ee a nov elties we hold lh evel y department ; but we feel assured that an @xXamilnation ot our the Qi 3° ’ orde nl 2 ear : e . + ° r to u > » . : e 2 ’ \ SYNE ie ji real ly line heavy of} a! os ¥" ra . i i e. “a to en this ; enormcaus advantageous conferred soos the Sto k will repay any intending purchaser. We hav e great confidence in offering this season ALVOL! bt ai Vaivol », heavy sonce, It ass client to show a cc ir- | country bw . * . ow? . : ; gine, aud all kinds of oils, at Norvon Bros. | acy existed to take lives and 3 an ae by the repeal of the corn laws. purchase, containing, as 1t does, the i {junel5 3icod wky2il erty, without va “y at estroy prop- | felerring to America, Bright said : ‘* Per. pa ‘ orev ‘a , on to who suffered. | mit me to address a word to the artisan es Aichbis > Ge ae! tek “Sead tli See eee re : as - a different posi classes of the United States. I fought iabe a ng any tansstion by histi ni ® other prisoners. His own | her battle in this country. (Cheers.) I * ath se acitian. teas Then +x ‘ me e might be considered to connect | eympathise with her as much now as I did P Tog a * . a sree plot, but the evi- | then ; almost as much as if I had been born uence regarding “‘eguire ‘ergy ne » ° . : fs . - . - , . ° siekie ee tired very careful | upon her soil. I believe the question in| English and American Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Pompons, Egrets, Ornaments, ete., ete., in eask P. E. Istawp, —I will pay thirty- puing so as hot to risk punishing an in- | the United States, between a protective and ; ; : ‘ . Orel 48 fs ue £ 7 ace cents exch for Bank of P. E. Island Bills, oo man, Lynch, the informer, re-| simply a revenue tariff, is waving its solu immense variety and extra value. ” , . ‘+ . . >. . . CK a he test iit eo ‘e ing » ; y j ’ ome . ae” . ° ; : = ‘ “~O . see at The City Hardware Store—K. H, | Ps sted (he testimony concerning the doings | tion. The opinion is growing that irresisti- Our Lace Department is replete with Maltese, Soutache, Hand-run Spanish, Point de Alencon, Nontos. [jane 2i wky2i | he conspirators he gave at the prelimin- | ble facts are offering themselves for the ‘ :

Point Brabaut, Vermacelli, etc., ete.

Strawberry, and all the new colors.

. jary hearing Dr. Gallagher, Wilson, White- Laces, in Black, White, Cream, Terra Cotta, Crushed Messns. JOHN Lawson, John Campbell, | head and Curtin were found guilty of yi Williston Brown, are tsking the Promo- | troason-felony, and were sentenced to penal

joo Examinations in connection with the | 8ervitude for life; and Ansburg and Ber

consideration of statesmen and every intel- ligent man in the great Republic. An

extraordinary condition of things exists there.

(ivil Service.

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- Ove superior Portable Forge, and all kinds | d hardware, for sale cheap at The City Hard- | gare Store—NorTON Bros.

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Tut cargo of the Steamer ‘‘ Worcester” to foston yesterday, consisted of 1,100 cases of | eg, 700 barrels herring, 800 bags of starch, | god 1,000 cases of lobsters. i - o~ } To Faruers. —Haying tools, horse-poker, | seep shears, andl whitewash brushes, at The

City Hardware Store—Noarton Bros. {janelS 3ieod wky2i

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Tae Allan steamship ‘‘ Moravian,” ashore on theflats at Mud Island, N,S., was sold at Montreal, yesterday, by auction for $40,000, to Mr. Matheson, of Halifax.

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fo Skirevi_pers. —Carpenters Slicks, long S grew Augurs, Deck-spikes, and Clinch Lings,

it The City Hardware Store.—Norvron Bros,

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Ma. J. Wectisecron McLeop, was on the eeof his departure for the West, tendered a farewell address by the members of Prince Edward Lodge, I. O. O. F. Summerside.

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To Excixerns.—Rubber, Mica Soapstone, Piston, and all kinds of packing and steam- bat supplies at Norton Bros,

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t. U0. O. F.—A full attendance is requested & Wildey Lodge, No. 27, 1. 0. O. F., to-night # 8 o'clock, for the nomination of officers for the coming term—E. H. Norton, Secretary, >

Carrizo orr BY A Bear.—A son of Mr. Daniel Belding who lives on the Portage | Road, near Argance, N. B., while out pickin farspariila roots with his father, was carri of by a bear and devoured.

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Owi~e to the illness of Lady Tupper the iste of tae departure of Sir Charles for Eng- land has been postponed. Instead of leaving Rimouski on the 16th, he will sail in the “Caspian’’ from Halifax on Monday next, > A Novet Rossery.—The North River is

tothe fore for novel robberies. On Sunday iad “the gang” visited the farm of Mr.

iel Meorside, and relieved nine of his theep of their fleeces. This is something new m@the line of robbery followed by the North River gang.

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Somernina New.—The I. C. R. manage- Ment have lately devised a card somewhat fimilar in size to the ordinary post card, for

transmission of messages, thus relieving, tia considerable extent, the uge of the wires, md at the same time effecting a considerable u¥ing in the stationery.

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Me. Wricurt, who lives near Essex Centre, iu putting up a cane sugar factory on his pre- ides and coutemplates going extensively into the manufacture of sugar. He has twenty utes of sugarcane planted himself, and a num-

of farmers in that vicinity have more or planted or in course of planting. ~~ _A Report comes that in a Theological Sem- mary at Syracuse, N. Y., two Sophomores were badly ‘‘hazed.” The victims are said to have been put in barrels with sbarpened nails iven in them, and to have been rolled therein about the college iuall. If this story be true, itindicates that the study of religion is not well advanced in that college. > —

Rey. Simon Vorznrest, Bishop of Paleopolis md Vicar Apostolic of Honan, China, accom- panied by bis Secretary, Dr. Abel Shin, a Vhinaman, arrived at New York on Friday last from Rio Janeiro, en route to China. The Customs officers would not allow Shin to land, ind he is a prisoner on the steamer. The

nese Consul will investigate the matter. lila

Trrep to Hane Hrusecr.—A half drunken Mn made up hie mind to die last Saturday bight, “or else he wanted to experiment with a he. He tied the cord of an awning around his neck and fell down. The cord cut the

in, and was strangling the man to death, when Mr. James Johnston appeared on the kene and cut him down.—Chatham World.

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. > Tue Moncton Cricket Club is looking up this summer. Already it has a membership ofover 50 and the Moncton 1'imes says there #toom for more. ‘hey are now at work Mdding aspace about 16 feet by over 100, the erection of a building for storing the ‘)paratus of the club and lunch purposes 1s ‘ntemplated. The first eleven this year con- Ss much good material. It would be well he Phenix Club were to invite the Monc- 8 here,

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Mortey's Universal Liprary is the latest YéRture in cheap publishing. The series is to Consist of standard works, the copyright on Which has expired, representing all languages ‘0d ages. The volumes are bound and well fit for preservation, and cost but one shilling ~ Volumn. The first number is a reprint of

fridan’s plays, with an iutroduction by

f. Henry Morley. This is England’s ans- Wer to American challenge in the populariza-

of good literature. To be able to get 320 Pages of clear print in book form for a sum “Wivalent to a quarter of a dollar seems the mimes of cheap publishing. Indeed the difii- walty will be to find readers who can keep

nard Gallagher were acquitted.

A Plot to " Remove” the Careys.

Dustin, June 15. The city police have discovered a plot to ‘‘remove’’ James Carey and other in- formers. binning

The German Ministry.

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Berry, June 15.

_ Serious differences are reported to exist in the German Ministry.

The Mayo Conspirators.

Dusen, June 15.

The Mayo murder conspirators have been committed for trial.

Lord Lansdowne’'s Appointment.

Lonvon, June 15.

Mr. Gladstone, in replying to Mr. Donnell, said, no steps had been taken to ascertain the opinion of Canada regarding the appointment of Lord Lansdowne.

Telegraph Notes.

A landslip has oceurred in Kauczurmare, |

in the Duchy of Bukowina, Switzerland, Ly | which 112 houses were destroyed.

London Truth states that the Queen has quite recovered from the injury to her knee. it is the intention of the Queen to leave Scotland on the 20th instant, and arrange- ments for the departure are being made.

The Paris La Debertes says two envoys from the Annamite King have arrived at Laigen and protested against the action of the French at Hanoi. They said the king desired a peaceful solution of the present difficulty.

An explosion oceurred on the 13th on board atug in Rio Chuelo, near Buenos Ayres, killing eight persons and seriously injuring nine others. Four were blown a geeat cistance, and horribly mutilated, and one was Stnashed to pieces against a house.

A negro named Jordan Corbin entered the house of Benj. Carden, Rockford, Ala., on the 13th, and, without any provocation, shot him, his wife and son dead. The daughter escaped and gave the alarm. Scouting parties are hunting the country for the murderer.

The London Standards Shanghai de- spatch, dated Monday, says. the situation is becoming very serious. Chinese treops are massing around the city. A very uneasy feeling prevails among foreigners with re- gard to the unprotected condition of the foreign settlemenis.

An explosion took place on the 13th, in a factory at Scutari. Late accounts re- garding the explosion say it was caused by lightning and state that 150 persons were killed and 563 wounded. ‘Two hundred bar- rels of gunpowder and six thousand cart- ridges were destroyed.

Private advices from Vera Cruz state that yellow fever is very bad there. The authorities are trying to conceal the fact and physicians and newspapers there will give no account of the number of deaths occurring. The fever is reported to be of an intensely malignant type.

The Rome correspondent of the New York Herald had an interview on the 13th with Cafdinal Simeoni, who made the fol- lowirg statement : The letter to the Irish Bishops had no political aim_or purpose. Into political questions the Holy Father cannot and does not enter. The letter was disciplinary and written in the interests of morality and disripline only. It could mat ter nothing or very little to the Holy Father whether Parnell received a testi- monial of 10,000 or 100,000, or 1,000,000 lire. Parnell was personally not in the mind of the Holy Father or the Propaganda when the letter was issued, but behind Par- nell, and sheltered under the prestige of his name, are many agitators, Irish and Ameri- can, whose conduct is immoral and revo- lutionary, tending to sow dissension be- tween nations and to create a byauch between priests and people,

A Berlin despatch says:—In relation to the retirement from political life of Herr Von Benningsen, it is stated that after the receipt of the last note addressed to Prussia by the Vatican, Bismarck was undecided as to whether he should break off negotiations with the Vatican. He therefore sounded Herr Von Benningsen on the subject of effecting a compromise with the latter's party, the National Liberals, The inter- view convinced hoth that a commana policy was impossible. Bismarck decided to rely on a Clerical and Conservative majcrity.

bee with the great strides which the produc-

of books is making. There is, of course, 8 possibility ot an over-read community; but there ig g possibility of developing a set of “ders, who make reading a business, an end itself, and nota means to anend. How- Wer, we have not too many even of this latter

here as yet, while we welcume every new

tt td spread the means of intelligence.

In the debate yesterday, on the Church bill, in the Lower House of Lantag, Herr -Windthorst, Ultramontane leader, reiterated ‘the hope that the Government and Conser- ‘yatives would unite and improve the bill | by accepting the amendments proposed by ‘the centre. If they did not roost tnem he ' said the cenfre would reject the whole niea-

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No country of any age ever ex- perienced or decamed of an actual surplus of revenue of thirty millions sterling. This fact is fatal to the high protection party. The Government does not well know what to do with it. After an eloquent allusion to the war which abolished slavery, Mr. Bright said: I believe the next election for President of the United States will be fought on free trade lines. The great peo- ple of the United States wiil declare it to be.the inalienable right of every American citizen to spend his money in the world’s cheapest maaket.

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Weather Bulietin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the

Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, June 15--]1 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds, fine weather, higher temperature.

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SHIP NEWS,

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN, ENTERED,

June 13--Sch John Tilton, Bonnell, Picton, coal; Magdalene, Clarke, Shediac, lum- ber. 14--Rosana, Duguay, Tracadie, herring; Pholis, Marshman, Buctouche, lum; Morell, Delory, Pictou, bal. 15— Shoo Fly, Myers, Kicten, 250 cases lob- sters; Mary Charles, Bourke, Cocagne, lum; Alpin, Belisle, Buctouche, boards; Carrier Dove, Brown, New London, 200 bbls herring, and 430 boxes lobsters; str M A Starr, Suttia, Halifax, general mdse. '

> CLEARED.

June 18—Sch John Tilton, Bonnell, Pictou, bal; Manchestef, Breau, (C » pro; Olivia, Weatherbie, Tatmagouche, pro. 14—Lady Franklin, Weatherbie, George- town, lum; Winnie, Bears, Mabon, mdse; str Worcester, Blankenship, Boston, sun- dry goode; brigt Joseph, J J Murchison, Shemogue, bal; sch Phenora, Roberts, Tatmazgouche, pro; Onward, Boyle, Wal-

lace, bal. 15—Sch Alpin, Hillman, Georgetown, mdse; Rosana, Duguay,

Tracadie, pro; str M A Starr, Suttis, Halifax, pro. OUTPORTS. Summerside, Jupe 1{—ent sch Annie Flor- ence, Bernard, Ptctou, coal. Cld—sch Kate, Walsh, Shediac, lum,

DIED.

At West River, on Friday the Ist inst., , James Crosby, in the 76th year of his age.

Peacefully trusting in Christ, on the I4th inst., at the residence of hig father, at Village Green, Lot 49, John E., eldest son of Francis BE. and Sarah Sentner, aged 27 years.

At Seal River, Lower Cardigan, on April 8rd, 1883, Catherine McKinnon, the beloved wife of Donald McLean in the 73rd year of her age. Deceased was born in the Isle of Skye, Scotland, in the year 1810, and emi- grated to P. E. Island in the year 1840,

‘*TWENTY-FOUR years’ experience,” says gn eminent physician, conyinces me that the only way to cure aervous exhaustion, and weak- ness of the sexual organs, is to repair the waste by giving brain and nerve foods, and of all the remedies compounded, Mack’s Magne- tic Medicine is the best. Sold in Charlotte- town at Apothecaries Yall. See advertise- ment in another column. {junell lw wkly

The Last Chance. WE MEAN TO CLOSE CUR STORE JUNE 30TH,

pot to open again until the middle of July, when the balance of oyr stock will be sold by Auction. Extra buyers.

Wholesale and Retail. A. A. BALDWIN & CO.

Ch’town, June 14,—3i sj li

TX). Lalit aes On Hillsborough Square,

HE COTTAGE at present occupied by Benj. DesBrisay, Esq. Apply to

MRS, E. LOWDEN.

COAL. COAL.

N HAND, Picton Round and Nut, and Cow Bay Round Coal, CAPT. J. HUGHES, Water Street.

inducements are now offered to

Ch’town, April 30, 1333. [ex mo we fr. pat tu th sa, her 3m

JUBSCRIBE: for the WEEKLY EXAMI. wNEP the Che t Newspaper blish y vB P. E, ¥ daly “i pér year,

4 the world.

PARASOLS AND UMBRELLA:.

500 pieces of Print, every variety, in color, pattern and price. Sateens, Cretonnes, Zephyrs, Galateas, Oatmeal Cloths, Ferry Cloths, Lace Checks and Stripes, ete., ete.

Dress Goods (black and colored}, in Cashmeres, Nun’s Veiling, Beige Cloths, New Checks and

Plaids, etc., ete.

Staple Dry Goods, of every description, in very best value, Room Paper,Carpets, Oil Cloths, ete.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Ch’town, May 3, 1883.

British W

To the Whelesale and Retail Trade.

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1,000 Champion, besides a quantity of

OS epirmniene ;each of the following varieties, viz: Carter's | Choice, Hartley's Bronze Top, King of | Swedes, Laing’s Improved, Skirving’s Im.

| proved, Green Top, Mammoth, Purple Top

AVE now opened the completion of their large stock of SPRING AND| ee SUMMER SPECIAL MAIL OFFER:

Tn order to introduce the Carter's Im.

perial more generally throughout the Island, ; |] willsend by mail, prepaid, for 30 cents per |Ib, (my retai! price from store ) a I will supply merchants and dealers at a Lowest Wholesale Rates,

. ’ Orders should be sent at once, otherwise | It will be to your advantage to inspect their stock before purchasing | may be sold out of some varieties.

elsewhere. | GE OR GE CARTER,

Upper Great George Street, | CHARLOTTETOWN. May 3l.—4i taw wkly 4i pd

HEADQUARTERS ©

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They are offering special inducements to cash buyers.

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

SEASIDE HOTEL

. ‘ Rustico Beach, P, E. Island. oo -—— This beautiful aud well known watering place will be opened for the season on July Ist. The Proprietors have taken pains to improye this establishment, so as to merit the con- tinuance of the distinguished patronage of former years, from Charlottetown and all parts of

Ch'town, Jane 1, 1882.—wkly aE

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JUST PUBLISHED.

“MATER —-ADMIRABILIS,”

A Hand-Book of Instruction on the Power and Prerogatives of our Blessed Lady.

By Rev. €. O’srien, D. D., now Arch. bishop of Halifax. N. ».

For sale at

T. OOONNELL’S VARIETY STORE, May 21. THE NEW GAS LIGHT

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FYTHIS LIGHT is a Burner and F xtare com- bined, and the Patentee claims that it gives twice the amount of light from a given quantity of gas that can be produced by any other known appliance. These Burners are constructed to give a light from 50 candle to 50,000 candle power. They are particularly suited for Shops, Phop windows, Churches and Public Halls, where a Brilliant lipht is required at half the usual cost. These Burners are for sale at the Gas Works, where any information as to the cost, etc. , etc., can be obtained. N. B, ~The above light can be seen every pight at the Diamond Book Store and at Mr. P. Monaghan,s New Fruit and Grocery Store. Ch’town, May 10, 1853-—lin eod.

Far charming scsnery, beautiful shores, shady walks, boating, surf bathing, fishing, gun- ning, etc., “The Seaside Hotel” is unrivalled, in America. TERMS—$1.75 to $2.00 per day, $10.00 per week, $8.00 per week per month. rates for families for lengthened periods. es Coach will leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday Evening, calling for Guests; returning every Thursday and Monday Morning, at 9 o clock, p. ™. Trains leave Charlottetown for Hunter River at 6 45, 9.20 a. m., and 4,15 p. m.

_ Hunter River for Charlottetown 9.044. m., 2.25 and 7.11 p. m. Hunter River for Summerside 7,45, 11.06 a. m., and 5.40 p. m, Summerside for Hunter River 6.45 a.m. and 12, noon, and 5 40). m. Mr. Bagnall will meet trains from all points at Hunter River to convey passengers to

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ORNE HIGHLAND WHISKY‘ ANALYTICAL SANITARY INSTITUTION 54, Holbern-viaduct, E.C,, London, Aug. 8, Rxeroat on the Lozns Hiestanp W nircey: «“ We have visited the bottling stores et Greenlees Brothers, and have selected from the vate, samples of their Lorne HighJand Whisky, and have subjected them to careful examination and analysie. The samples were very fragrant, mellow, and of pleasant flavor, and possessed all the characteristics of pure and well- matured Scotch Whisky of the first quality.” ‘Arruve Hi, Hassaun, M. D. “Orro Henwens, F.C. 5., F. LC.” Agent :-- OWEN CONNOLLY Charlottetown, P iw 1,

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Capital Paid Up in Fail, Assets, 31st December, 1882,

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Insurance effected at moderate raies. Sterling certificates granted whe required. Policies issued at office here.

HORACE HASZARD,

Agent, P. E. Island.

For Sale or To Let,

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Ch’town, May 28.—1m eod

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Web 24, 1882,

For Sale or to Let

COMFORTABLE HOUSE, with Stable A and one acre of Land, situate near the Mouvt Feward Road, at pre-ent occupied by Mrs, Hatley. Apply to

WILLIAM DODD

FYVUAT beautifully situated house at ‘St

TURNIP SEED! —- | TURNIP SEED! ’ Avards,” Mount Edward Road, outside —a | city limits, containing nine large rooms, with ‘well of never-failing water in kitchen, to EST VARI FTI FS | which is attached aforce pump. These prem- § ises are within fifteen minutes walk of the

| Post OFiice, and incinde’ stable and coach

‘house. For further particulars enqnire of the | subscriber on the premises,

HARVIWS BOOKSTORE. | JOBN T. FERGUSON.

Ch’town, Juste 5.—ff May 12.—dy wkly

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