————— eC CCTCtrt——C—C—OTT.TCBS~‘C nion of Canad , 7 oy ORD EY ay g i this year we propose so te manage it ‘eordance with fact. During the present | va ee ‘ i ; = Ti i Abi Pak sf HEA fi. land this year we pro} litur es 1]. ,year we propose te pay the teachers $32,-) KOVINCE O¥ PRINCE EDWARD ISLanp, ‘that there will be no expenditure at ail, ;. ‘mare IN CHANCERY ‘Then there is the item of jails. In 1877, VW00—a very large but very proper increase, N CHANCERY, 1e a ss. ¢ . Sj : j M jl ; ~s ” . . a ean, 9 ‘i. ‘ONTING Sir James MaLcotm and Roper Hon. Mr. Svtuivan moved the House | Qyeen’s County jail cost $4,390.22. In 1878, (fo BE CONTINUED. ) eeu ue ’ T FREDERICK : + $4.037.47 : in 1879, $3,903.83. This incall ile JUIKK, surviving executors of the last into Supply. and said :— jit cost H4,V0l.2¢ 5 a ae ‘97 00. There ‘ . ew ‘ Will and Testament of ANDREW Duy. al la I ine that the house | year it will be lowered to 35,697. - Shere) = THe Worps or a Bisnor.— A New York cAN, deceased, and E:ue. RoMANES and Mr. SpraxeR,—Jn Suet aed it be-| Will also be a reduction in the cost of main- despatch of a recent date represents Bishop ey Grorat Rom AN ES, Complainants ‘ do new go into the soe A ne f sw ob-|taining Prince County Jail. In 1878 it Wiley as addressing a body of young min- - : Somes Recw Em ror me te ere = a came | cust SL AGL. 86. in 1879 there was paid OD | isterg in these words: ‘If there isa deeper / a , : servations. ‘Lhe ane og ees ' ¢ last {account of it, $2,062.62 ; part of the X-|and hotter place in the world below where Benjamin W ILBON Hicas, .Assignee of the . war nr tha t Oo Biarct 3 as — » sara . : ‘ . .] . . a3 » f Janwrs ING g i wee Power a Si ' 8 ' ei ‘ had not,of |penditure of 1575 beimg included in that) nan will goand ought to go, it is for that [state re JAMES Dt — ae , we fe | OMICS, WO BAG HOO, || 2. esas walinranose thet i “ i : Guson Lorsrrson, and Rone i yore. When we ent a no wp hel famount. This year we prepose that it preacher who. under the guise of his office, “ on ; ) . 4 VOBERT BIN- ; rs an opportunity of knowing precisely | rer ; -: : ‘onnty the . . ’ 7 rt alae meen soN Hobas aN, Insolvents, Defendant, ee a unts stood ; and when | shall be $1,750. In Kings Connty the|as 4 ministor and a man of God, enters a ; Fad l } siitie J "On 4 SLOG of : . i , » cays . ; 2132 ‘eC A - . 2 i . te how 6 Pelee Aon he table of this jail cost in 1878, $911.68 ; in 1879, 052 ;!household and becomes a betrayer and | fe pursuanceof a decretal order made in this ' we laid the estimates upon the tanie ef this >On) 36 will : ed £840. The eee suit by Hlis Honor che Vice-Chancellor, bear. S , iy make an {in 1880, it will be reduced to $64¥. ©! wrongdoer : ; os | House last year, we could only make S21 ary fees of 1878 amounted to the very inners ing cate the thirteenth day of April, A. D, . —— Oy that occasion 1 esti- |JUEY tec \ — ‘as aa my 1 ocr ie , : ee ee 1580 there will be sold by PUBLIC AUG approximat: on. : ‘e sum of $7,70405. In 1879, they . ees an ca neath , r EF mated that we should receive for the year— Larue a ' ‘$5 KAN OG We prepose EXTENSIVE SALE, PION, on M DN ESDAY, the twenty-first nd I see on reference to the speech L then | amounees ae oe 1 ot exceed : day of JULY NEXT, ensuing, at the hour of : 1 i t | was very marded in my state- that this year they TL et et twelve o clock, Deon, in the Supreme Court made tha vas very guar 7 v4 24500. I do not blame the late 1 5 2nd ne tn Charlottetown. in ( ’ | meni— the sum of $306,790.97, including )**0\™: f ci ndit Ver aiapie Rea; ietate inilding,in Charlottetown,in Queen's County, | ' ail it in the treasury at the end (roverniment tor the heavy exXpenailere | Gil i ALI that piece or parcel of ground known as the srnal a ee agent ¢ ¢ under this head. ‘They could not control Water Lot Number (8) Eicht, bei i ft] sious year. I find on reference | Under : . : + aoa: Vater Lotssumber (5) Light, being opposite : of the pre * *J i} ae atin Y “patel ti, One | dv net wish to hold them respon City and Suburban Building : Town Lots Numbers Nineteen and Twenty in ~ tu my Tema! Z nat : e 28 2 aad sible for it. But the present Government Lois &e UpPost p 8 HW GY, the first hundred of Lots -within Charlotte. eas it ecelve at , ee ‘ ae . ‘ . f : ; ' on = -< cipeabion sg “ume Ont s¢ nyre | have made a judicious readjustment in the es ; town aforesaid, and having a frent of one v sum the accounts would Cul it BY a a. we of turies and this year the cost —-— ; hundred aud five feet or thereabouts on | t theend of the year. At the same time | ee ee eae AM instracted by Turo. DesBrisay, Eeq., W: » 3 ded on th th t | 1 lid] oe i that to me it seemed will not be mere than $4,500. The print- to sell at AUCTION, at ‘The Apothe r ater en ha sacar We hey “aaa [ y confess jab to me : ‘ . 7Q Qf ‘ Sell at AVY AN, “0 ; x Tate t Nx ‘yr seve ” | Tcandidly confessed that t idamountteso{ing for the Courts in 1878 cost $369,61 joo? tu) Gepser on The Best place to Buy . Water Lot Number seven on the north-east | doubtful thatthe receipts would amount [0 s in 1879 it was $348.43. We propose to re- s Hall Corner, ; - by Prince Street and on the south-east by the . large a sum as$306,000,and that about $10,- sei ta be aor 0) this year. lu 1878, I channel of the Hillsborough River, and all t ‘ : : ee eee ey mn if. uece it > OGIUVS it ar, S : ) . ott OCOImight be wanting in orcer to pay our in Pr nat the fone paid to the counsel je Wednesday, the (2th day 0 dy ext houses and buildings thereon erected, with alt debtedness ind meet the expenditure ol the tind that the fees pai ae 3a 7) a f 5 the rights, easements and appurtenances ‘ * i+} . ’ ¢ . . PY 524. . é 9 . ° . ~ é 3 year. But the receiptsof the Government; ‘e Crow n amount = a gates oe : at 12 o'clock, noon, (if not previously dis- ‘thereto belonging. | were, in fact, very much below the amount ‘course the late prvi ere CREtes Come posed of at private Sale); Dated this thirteenth day of April, A. D, “4 i al cited sear of depres- (thing over. In 1879 $716.40 were paid for|,,, - aoe Valen 1 eligi 9 | 1880 i estimated. Last your was a year ot dep ee ia 1877 the amoant. eee The following very valuable and _ eligibly ov. .z rd ston ie this Province. Priceg- were low ; (SO ttre. ee , situated Properties, described af follows : J. LUNGWORTH, ae occ. Wine phe Siee engin 1ADA.OU, OO that in three years they paid See . : Master in Chancery. j umoney was scarce , Much surpius prosiuce rt from the salary of the Attor-| _ 3 Building Lots fronting on Upper Queen amare ] oe ; -eold : and there was 4 falling lior fees, apart trom the saiary of the Attor-/ . ° pe Se) : aia : Epwarp J. Hopngsox, Solicitor for Com- remained unsold ; and there was ee CG uw im’ of £2.222.40 Now Street, between ‘‘The Apothecaries Hall Cor . ~ a lainants aaa + icy ener: tne Sum ¢ CO hata BV a ; . } . ‘ < a. off in the revenne, not af $10,000 but) Rey aaa — + ai tinctly under cell ner, and the residence of Charles Quirk (eom- Printed, White and Grey i [a 14 oaw, till sale th ef nearly $22,000. Had we received : oun to have B Chting ee . sd be. | mencing Gt feet from the Corner); 2 Lots ; se r the amount estimated, we should have kad jt"at all this aapeeerers. wee INCUPFeG "DC-) font each 30 feet on Queen Street, and run 77 | avery considerable surplus ; because the ‘ore the present Government came Mtoe) beck about $0 feet; | Lot fronts 36 feet on ; Auctions we made have been very great. ; power. No part of it was incurred by the Queen Street and runs back about 42 feet. to- i But the ts asl: ‘ieleemnenl expende 1 during {| present Adiministration. Up to this me gether with the Buildings thereon. These 5 : i i y =e) sual\ sua ‘in ‘ 7 . } Re oO : . : : 212 Q4n : 2} shale }ment not a single dollar, nor a single cent, | Lots, centrally located in the Busiuess heart ray le . ; was $313.845.00 ; and the whole a mags , } _S : os ee edepranne aye he cr Wo eedane wes $285,062.05. has this Province been called upon to pay, of the City, present a rare chance to Capital- Pailoi mz Department, So ti t at the end of tl yi ar we|as counsel fees since we took the reins of | ists for a first-class investinent —— L t & { Cab a re on y c ‘ ’ 2 Ag 2 } on rt > : — _ rrYysa “rc es ih with 6~ telanee ‘tgaine power,except the Attorney General’s salary. Part of Common Lot No, 25, divided into MILLIN HR, Y | YEO. DAVIS & CO. beg to announce cei wih * IONS wS — oo ‘an ss Ae Pea Same ao tome ° at thev j 25 “<7 »!| We have saved in this item alone a large; : 3 that they have securec , us of $14,935.09, or only two o = ee 1 a her ae m8 Bill aon FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. Mr. R aanaall late sae ae me e. ime ies h qs | amount. remember whe the Bill abel- ; . : a Mr. R. Maynaxp, lat Mr. H. G. three thot mand eens ae pe ishing the oflice ef Solicitor-General was in- 1 Lot fronting on Orlebar Street (West @F ALL KINDS, Laurelliard, of Halifax, who comes to them . estimated. ine Hon. the Leader of the eed iin Gila Towa. “Tha - Sen Side} 50x75 feet; 1 Lot frenting en Schoel with the highest recommendations. Opposition said last year that { was very i se the Ox ail Salli sn ini in | Street (Kast Side) 50x75 feet ; i Lot fronting From the long experience of Mr. Maynard : : sas t that tj » the x sadder of e® Upposition, wie 3 3 Ra WW’ : 7 . : - ee ° a a : f cautious in admitting, at that time, that we pe - ni acracd with me at thaile eee (West Side) 50x75 i ' in one of the leading establishments in Hali- would probably have a. deficit of about ne ee Lu, ori a — = 1 | eet 5 lL tot fronting on Desbrisay Street Beddin S Tablings fax, they have no hesitation, at the com- $10,000, Jsutin the balance against ua is} me that lt w offics es ge 7 eee. wee OV. tee, Oe eee i 4 fay¥9 | mencement of their Spring Work, in promis- : 1: ’ 2 would affect a saving to} back i. 1, ame aig : : : . 4 included the cost of some expenditures |lition of the office would abect a saving *}back to a point. These Lots are beauti- sing to their customers entire satisfaction. rd which we did not then know that we weuld the c uniry, 3 it turps ous now tha sr a fully situated en high land in the suburbs &e &C No pains will he spared to make this De- be called upon to make. There is the cost ja te late administration is concerned We) of the City, aud are most desirably located ’ partment of the London House as perfect as the Gover- | Were both right A great deal mere than] for Private Residences. it possibly can be.

of therecep‘ion of His Excellency

: ; pe . ‘ ft } nor General and the Princess Louise, and | &2¢_ salary of ms > ashore General w 5, other payments which were not estimated, | While they held oilics, expr nded tn fees to rr Had we not been called upon to make these eounse! assisting the Attorney Lmeeene, expenditures we should, at the end of the} The present Government have peen in ; 7 -}4 newer since the llth Mareh last, and year, have come out, as I said beforo, with} over st a ae hae 4 asmall surplus. Having said this much, [| tho Waele cost of the administration OF Jus: now wish to place before this House, and | fice under them was, to th end of the ej befere the country, some figures and some | Year, ene oe See, SRO SRD Eee st facts, showing the reductions the Govern- { Vice eest B30, 304. 74. 5 BriDg the current ment have inade. When we went before the | year We estimate that it wil not exceed country we told the people that we should ye2, S12 == reduction = «upwards of $i C00 cut down the public service to the sinallest | nearly $3,000 in the administration of possible cost ; and [think on a review of the |jusuice Alone . N ne the next item is figures Lain about to present, the people) one tor Boards of Health. The late Gov- i will admit that we have reduced the expense | ° ument had to pay * large sum on account ef managing the public affairs to the lowest of the \ ree = arenes i eee a possible aniount. Now, | will compare, in} *° Governmen gee CuUrse, — — ‘i the first place, the cost of the administration | 42 expenditure as this; and the late Gov-

ef Justice. I may remark, in pa2sing, that,

in making this comparison, I wish to treat i the late Government with the utmost fair- t ness. [shall not lay before the Honse a single atatuuent that is net correct—a single statement that may not be verilied in the public Departments. I feel that | shonld not be serving the House and the ecuntry as it ought to be served, by making any other than a perfectly correct state ment of the reductions we have made. For the purposes of comparison, it would per haps be fairer to take the year 1877. But that was ile first year the late Governinen! ment were in power, and Ii do net wish *o do them any injustice what- ever. I will take the year 1878. In 1878 the salary of the Attorney General was $1,600 Last year the amount paid was $1,356.33. The present Government took oflice in Marcii, ani the late Atterney General was, ef course, entitled to his salary up to that date. While the election contest which en- sued was going en, that gentleman pro- claimed to the country that he would not accept the sum that was awarded him. He went tothe Provincial Treasury andinform

ed the official there tnat he would not take . . a a - 5 am ang 2 his salary at the rate it was fixed. Bat

the excitenient of the elections passed away. We all covled down; and aftera time the late Attorney General came forward and tdéok from the Treasury the whele amount at the rate of $1,600. He was perfectly right in dving so; and f ouly mention the fact in order to account for the unusual sum paid. Since the present Government came into power the Attorney Genaral lias

e the amount he will receive for 1860. Then there is the cost of the Prothonotary and hia deputies, For 1878 it was $2,364.00. In 1830 we propose to make i# $2,520.00,

ha The crier of the Supreme Court received in

e 1878 $130. Last year he was paid $100, . and the same amount will be paid this year. ‘4 In 1878 the Clerks of the County Courts

“ received $4,700 ; and that amount remains the same. The suits and disbursements of the County Courts in 1877 amounted to A $1127.91, in 1878 to 1401.82, in 1879 they were reduced to 8973.80; and this vear we

* purpose a still further reduction to S801—/ et s¢ t showing « reduction in this seurce since | fixed period, ' 1878 of about $600. Printing and station- the teachers’ salaries were paid every day,

not, be held _ re- The next item is for Cor- In 1878 the amount paid it is a service This year

ernment should sponsible for it. nor’s Inquests, for this service was $102.40, that cannot well be controlled. we estimate that it will cost $300. In 1878 the cost of elections was $528. In 1879 it $3921.60. Tuis year we propose that it shall be $50. The actual cost of the recent election of the Hon, Commissioner of Pub- lic Works was $47.52. We have, however, set down $50. The balance will net, ef course, be expended. Now there is the cost of the Executive Corneil. The of that, incurred by the late Gevernment, in

most

1873, was carried forward into 13879, There was paid for mileage ot xecutive Councillors in 1878, only the sum of $143.70: but in 1879 the mem-

bers of the late Government had to he paid the amonnts they were entitled to, and the sum paid was $1,262.62. This year the ex- nenditure under that head will be about $90’. The whele amount pajd in coen- nectien with the expenses of the Executive Council in 1879, was $1,626.92; in 1879 the amount paid was $1,952.54. This year we vropese that the whole expenditure shall ve $1,009, In 1878 the total cost of public education was $05,456.62. in 1879, it was $91.007.87. This year wa propose to spend 02 this inost important service, $91,894. 44. a very considevable increase ! But it is an increase that is inevitable, and one that

is in the interest of the ecvuntry, be- cause it is advisable to vive the people

the advantages of a good education. i

tind that when our oppenents were in

: been paid at the rate of $1,500, and that ts|

power in 1877, the total cost of education

jwas $30,805.60. But there is one ithing very noticeable in this matter. It \is proclaimed in the public press and

by our epponents in. the country that the Government, in 1877, paid five quarters’ salary, and itis argued that as they paid five quarters in 1377, and three quarters’ in 1878, therefore, they paid in the two years the whole eight quarters’ salary. Now, I wish to show the country that this is an entirely erroneous statement. I wish call your attention, Mr. Speaker, to this fact : that at the present time the salaries

ef school teachers are payable at a certain Bute under the old system

j . nonadinely “s to | Correspondingly cheap.

3 Building Lots on the Green ‘* Boyle’s Tannery.”’

Also, part of WATER LOTS Ne. 17 and 18 in GEORGETOWN, immediately adiacent to the Poblic Wharf (on the Hast Side) and hav- ing a front on Wood Sireet.

‘Twelve acres of Good Marsh Laad, situated near Fullerton’s Creek, Towuship No. 48, and lately in the possession of Alex. MeGregor.

‘Terms at Sale.

Full particulars to be hdd from either

Theophiius DesBrisay, Esq., H. J. Cundall,

e sSQe, Or

Kead, near

WILLIAM DODD, Ch'town, April 15, "80-—pat__Autioneer. In the Viea-Admiralty Uourt @f the Province of Prince indward Island.

DANIEL McDONALD against the Schr. ‘* Rmilienne,” her Tackle, Apparel aad Furniture.

ye pursaance of a decree of appraisement

and Sale issued out of the above Court, dated the i4th April '880,and to me directed,

i will set up and sell, or cause to be sold, at

PUBLIC AUCTION, on 'THURSSAY., the 22nd day of April, inst., where she now lies near Prince Street Wharf, the above

named Schooner ‘‘ Emilienne,” together with her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture. Dated this fifteenth day of Apri! I8S0. FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Marshal Viee-Admiralty Court. [ap 15, pat till sale]

BRICKS. _

<—* SALE, ABOUT

50,006 BRICKS! Apply to TREMAINE & METCALF.

April 12, 1870.. -Im

Fire, Life, © Marine,

INSURANCE OFFICE.

rPXHE undersigned has removed his Office from Queen Square to No. 61 WATER STREET, the Building lately occupied by Haszakpb Bros. HORACE HASZARBD. Charlottetewn, April 14, ’80—lw

NEW OPcinGS OF PAPER HANGINGS. ROLLS per ‘Prince Edward,”

aw r JOO jast opening; bought before the

receiit ris¢ in price of Paper; will be sold

Over eighty Pat-

terus to select from. ®REDK. LePAGE & CO. April 8, 1880—eod pat Im

TWEEDS,

Suitings, &., READYMADE

CLOTHING,

aA St: BOO.

CARPETS

A GOOD ASSORTMENT,-

C3 Et SS Bs

Room Papers,

A GREAT VARIETY,

DELICIOUS TEAS.

ALL KINDS CF

DRY GOODS!

Ch'town, April 10, 1880.—-ed tl s eod wk af

SE (Miia C AUR 5

DUUA Ff Brands,

AND OTHER Choice

FOR SALE AT BEER & GOFFS’ Sap »& e ox : 7

COYLE & CORMACK,

PA TIN TERS.

MHOP formerly occupied by Stexrirorp & ~) Taytor, HILLSBOROUGH STREET. All orders in their line will be promptly at- tended to. Neatness and Despatch guaran- teed.

Charlottetown, April 10, 1880—lwk

Labrador Herring.

ee ‘E CATCH OF 1879.

/

Smoked Salmon, ‘* Herring, ‘* Shad,

Hahbut, Mackerel.

At HALL'’s FISH MARKET,

Feb. 18, 1880—+tf

Salt Trout,

ae ce

ee

Wants. Cest, found, Sz. %R7ANTEB—A GIRL to do general . ' Housework. Apply at M. Srrvenson’s, Richmond Street. [ap 15

i GEESE FO LET—A large and com-

modious Dwelling of 13 apartment, suit- able for Hotel accommodation, centrally lo- cated on Hillsborough Street, within a few minutes walk of Railway Depot, Market House, and Post Office. Possession given Ist May proximo. Apply to Rosr. Brrpers. [alétf

— in ———

i GAL DERS WANTED—Two or three 3 persons can be accommodated with fur- nished rooms and board in a pleasant part.ef the city. Enquire at this office. [a l40eed 5 Ky AN TVEB--A COOK, well recommend: y ed. Apply to Mrs. Macyrar, Dundas Esplanade, any morning between 10 and 12 o'clock. [a 13, tf

io LET That comfortable and con- venient COTTAGE (9 rooms), with stable and coach house. situate on Dorchester Street, adjeining the premises of the undersigned. Possession given Ist May. Apply to H. J. CUNDALL. a 13, eod]

| GSPT.—In this city a GOLD BROGCCH, The finder will please leave it at the EXAMINER Office. ap. 12

VOR SALE OR TO LET.—The House

at present oceupied by the subscriber, on West Street, opposite the residence of James Peake, Esq., apply to Samcen N, Earug.—

ery, in connection with the administratien |80 that at the end of the year the salaries |

t We are prepared to fill orders as usual AT VERY LOW PRICES, AT '

ae =r =

the amount paid was $1074.51. But asin'dus. Now, what dowe find? We find with better advantage to the purchaser ap. 12

many other services, there was a large part th it in 1877—the year in which oir op-|than he can get elsewhere. /’ure JManilla : ems .

ef this carried over from4l878. During |ponente claim that they paid five quarters’; guaranteed. ae = e fg) eY—Good Pasturage for. seven

the present year we purpose to make the | salary—the total amount paid to teachers} ‘!zes for Lobster Traps a specialty. i Cows, within a convenient distance of

cost of this service #500. The Court; ¥a3 $69,031.43; in 1873, it was $50,-| For early requirements, orders should be i the city. Apply at this office. {a 9

House in Charlottetown in 1878 cost | 922.60, only three quarters’ salary being | Sent no > F -“

CARVELL BROS,

$1659.77 | in 1879, being a large por- Agents

tion ef the amount was carried over from the previous year, and the sum paid was $1829.19. But this year we pro- pose to make it $1,400. In Gsergetown the

|paid. But in 1879 we paid no less than) , sil 13. 1880 b 33 }$79,617.74. So you will see, Mr. Speaker,; “PIN “» “SS" pat ol

‘that in the year in which the late Govern: | ar ON = SU ST ve FIGALP = or i 5 ; ly new. Will sell cheap for cash. Ap-

jinent say that they paid five quarters’ sa . , eve eee —— oo $10,000 less in} WNARMERS Pe wire: expenditure en the Court House in 1877 was | teachers’s salaries than the present Gov- \MERS and GARDNERS requiring THA oC ‘= $154.18. In 1879, it was eae’ We ‘ernment paid in the past th when only'* . the above valuable fertilizer should mel &3 OU EN STREET. ply at this office {a9 propose.to lower it to $160. In 1877, the ex- four quarters’ salaries were paid. This te! crders in at once, as but a limited quan-| gt jan afareh 30. 1850 — penditure in connection with the cours fact shows clearly that the statements ef @*Y will be ground this s ason—and it is now | . oral i i. &'2 —On or about the first April, the House now occupied by Mr. Benjamin

at Summerside was $334.67; in 1878 it Our opponents, respecting the payment oe nae we nikouss Davies, juur., fronting on Water Street. F i: Wa ND} ‘ avies, .» ironting on Wa ree or information apply to W. W. Crarger. [m 18 tf

(fe LET POR THE SEASON—Large £ Garden in high state of cultivation, well stocked with choice fruit trees; centrally situated. Apply at this office. . {a9

ENOR SALH—VIS-A-VIS WAGON, near-

ee

was $767.97. Last year it was only 849 ; five quarters’ salary in 1877, are net in ace! April 7, '80—Saw, wkly, pat 2i