ee LE A CL LC TR

ae ee

for Ten Dollars. R l their adve

headed “ Wonderful.’ ly

WATTERS

B giles

how ¢ pen.

of Saturday,

i ifist! nce,

| the issue of new shares.

ssibilities of changes | ed. Itis said Mr. ! Supreme ungt } re, Messrs. | s their

The Manufactur-

John intend holds | n or Industrial Fair, on the hibition will | Mari-

; ‘ rs irom i the

petition for the aps | of Hali- iges of the Supreme | lominion of Canada, |

inthe Parliamentary and

"OMEX. Rev. John nd, New York, has left by nd dollars,to found a house lalifax. He

3 wand dolar zach to four

Bell's nder date of the 3rd inst., ny words that the Eng. lown from

g | sx-SADLER Race a Fizzite.—*

ist Brown any-

The Ottawa Citizen states that

i narvon is fhdignant at the state of | tween British Columbia and the overnment, and says Mackenzie vill yet find it necessary to go to England | ito explanations with

Liiyand enter iu -_- —_-—-- - ge Paciric Rartway.—Mr. Richard Nagle,

ght-out’’ Grit candid

ite, who op» n for Ottawa, of Dan. O's io Legislature, in | jenounced the Pacific uckenzie Admini- nd endorsed that of Sir John

f the road

DeSable is, we

gs, on the part of i ravellers who h ot it over the pitche nd, litches to enable the post

ir readers to the advertisement in another column of New York

» most wonderful

inver 1 of the age, a first class Sewing

Machine, with Table and Treadie complete |

rtisement

WHERE Al rn Spe_ctens xow ?—~A teach i horized us to say

t he has under his tuition thirty scholars sho will compete in spelling with a picked thirty fromany two schools in Prince Coun. ty Any teacher who wants to arrange a match can lear1 rther particulars at this offi

atz or Bank Srock.—The Bank Stock of Mr. Roderick R. Morrison, was, on Monday las iat A 1, by W Watson, Eeq., I 1 Sheriff of Queen’s County. Ten shares of the Union Bank brought 163.

fteen shares of the Merchants Bank were sold at 176, As 20 percent. om the par|

value of these shares is refuncled in No- |

vember from premium on new stock the

net value of the purchase is 156 Hicu Lire.— Miss Lewis,

laughter of th

week, married t

» Bishop of Ontario. was, last |

» Mr. Hamiiton, nephew of

tor Hamilton. The bride’s father per- | l th ! There were eight maids and as many groomsmen. The

nd Countess Dutlerin were present,

myth, Mr. Vail, Minister of nd many other prominent persons, eg lest affair of the kind ever

ttawa. The wedding presents re worth over $25,000.

_——-— ©

+ PecuntiaR CiRCUMSTANCES. - 1 boy named Henry MeDade, MeDade wholives on Mam I land, died under very peculiar

stances. On Tuesday evening he

t yme from school and complained of

in one of his hands. Nothing |

a 6th ht of it, but dufing the} aight, the pain continued to increase, and | when the boy arosc in the morning, his | ns were so bad that he was sent to)

Dr. Travers, in the city, for medical aid. | Lh nion of the doctor was that if the | hoy grew better at all, he would have an|

1 the shoulder, the pain having | ied to it. The boy returned home tt to his bed from which he never | e inflammation gradually extends » body and was so great just before death ensued that it was impos- | née to hold his hand on the lad’s | One side of the body began to discolor on Saturday | morning just before the deceased expired, | Hie was the only son and much thought of by his companions in school.—St. John Tel. |

Cu o the wiaole

bre of

#stior any length of time.

their exertions in the public service ——

| holders of the Union Bank of Prince Edward | Island,

| $70 as a contribution to a dwelling house

| thanks the receipt of a very handsome

| day for the celebration were very poor ; yet |

| Oddfellows’ Hall, to witness the ascent of

ing a large and very handsome banner,

| jects of the order, was preached by the Rev. | D. FitzGerald.

| ed by the band, which played the ‘ Odd-

| ever remember to have seen in Charlotte- | town.

| upon this occasion than we have ever before

| the occasion called for. Readings were given |

| full choruses by the Brethren.

| very fine instrumental music, as did also

and L.

whole, the entertainment passed off well, | |

LOCAL AND OTHE aR HATTE RS, LOUAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

Usual = Six i iilieeemes

rb SUE

MMEDIATELY after arrival of Spring Ships, we will offer the following Stock | of Goods AT AUCTION, (about 20th May)-—

500 bbls. FLOUR,

50 half-chests 2 &

| 20 boxe 2s [21 Ibs eac hj § W arranted 50 puns. MOLASSES [bright],

30 hhds. SUGAR,

40 bbls. White COFFER SUC AR, 70 boxes TOBACCO,

30 kegs TWIST.

100 caddies BRIGHT SMOKING, LE esr oclat ty

50U sides SOLE

Pus Wear BR, — Bac ckn ward and ec cold. (Saal Tur Ice of Charlottetown nase is br as | Ail ‘ ing up; but a great deal still remains. a | ‘ ‘ —a ec oo SUSPENDED Parent. — Messrs. Colford ( HN on ha stthe | Dros. Tobacconists, of Halifax, have suss 5 Si juart pended payment. , ii — ‘Tue Peincs Epwagp,’—Up to the hour “ENDED ye regret to learn that t’ e ' of going to press, the Frince Edward had 150 chests TEA, publication of the Halifiax Expre ° has not arrived at Canso been suspended. — : ; —_- Narrow Escare.—Mr. Murray, baker of | ‘Don JUAN’ was nc ‘ ' mm , 1s not y the | this city, narrowly escaped death by the | Om, AS announcer &S i ' nnounced la le | kick of a horse, this morning. Wiis ‘ a ‘ one. a see Tue International Hotel, Halifax, has | anada G contains the pricla-

been sold out by Messrs. McIntosh and |

amnesty to all persons except | Keltie to Mr. Archibald Ne'son, of Shus Niel, Lapine and O'Donaghue in the North henacadic.

West rebellion, the two former are banish- ed for five years,

mation of

MIS =

| Fire.—On Friday evening, the 16th

, « veaae . AOE jinst., the barn of Mr. William Dingwell, Lik ©) CONNELL CENTENNIAL.—Committees senior, St. Peter’s Bay, was discovered to hi Ss § i we a appointed by the St. Patrick | | be on fire, but too late to save either the lotal Abstinence Soc iety and the Benes | barn or its contents, consisting of one nen s { voient Iris sh Socie ty ol this city, t oO act in | mare. two cows, five pigs, and a few s sheep, conjunction with other Societies, in cons | also all his hay and straw, carriage, and all | side ing the best manner of celebrati ing | his farming utensils. — Patriot. the 100th birthday of Daniel O'Connell; lavigati Palast Tae Sreamers.—The Steam Navigation On the 6th August next, ln 1 Q pane /Company’s Steamers are about ready for Prikst Ponp-Navrrace Roap.—We do their summers’s work. They have been trust the Government will take some steps | refitted with more than ordinary care this toallay the great dissatisfaction existing | §Pting. Mr. Samuel Martin has painted | among the farmers of Black Bush and | them tastefully. New beds, new carpets, | vicinity respecting the location of Priest | etc., have been provided, The Heather | Pond-Naufrage Road. We are perfectly | Bet/e, now the property of Mr. John Hughes, overwhelmed with correspondence on the | has been thoroughly overhauled and subject. |greatly improved. The Elfin has also spit | received a fresh coat of paint. , u esh © ) Mains. -- The peopl e of this community— | I specially the business portion—< rres c € E cially the b 3 port n are greatly | MARRIED. indebted to Messrs. Irving and Mattart. | - ages ; Sea i ale mak | atc rapaud, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. T. | Daily mails have lately, owing to the | W. Johastone, Mr. Andrew Wilsos, of Charlot- enterprise and preseverance of these two | town, to Miss Carolina Matters, ot Upper West- gentlemen, been received here. We trust moveland,

the Government will handsomely reward | co |, le: eet

a DIED.

At Craps aud, 8 suddenly, Mr. Mathew Ri Rogerson, aged 65 years. At Argyle Shore, Lot 30, on Friday,

A Usion Banx.—At a meeting of the Stock. the 9th : : . 7 oe, Mr. “Hugh Stewart, in’ the 89th year of his held at their Banking House in} age. ' : » 5 he Charlottetown, on the 29th ult., the Direc-| At the residence of her son, New Annan, on : a the 12th inst., Mary, relict of the late Jumes tors were authorized to increase the capital

Marchbanks, at the age of 84 years and 9 months.

stock of the Bank £20,000, old currency, by At her son's residence, Wood Islands, on the

Ww Reuateenl 10th ult., after a few days illness, Jane Fraser,

e understand | relict of the late Francis Panting, ot Pinnette, that the first sale of £5,000, takes place | Belfast, aged 83 years.

early in June, At Savage Harbor, on the 6th April, of con-

eee sumption, Jane A. Pigot, eldest daughter of

Alexander and Isabella Douglas, and wife of

Captain David I. Pigot, aged 26 years and 9

gratefully acknowledges the gift of | months.

> —_ - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTs.—The pastor, Cove- head,

SHIP NEWS

in process of erection by the adherents of

| his comgregation, and the gift ofa buffalo! Bark Hertha arrived at Port Mulgrave, 22

robe, estimated at about $30, being the | days from Liverpool, ou Friday last, April 30. eed it tee hia oO ‘ ‘ G | Detained by ice.

SCS SE SSO IR, Oe Vaaeees SeeReee, | Port Mulgrave. May lst.—Arrived, brigt. Bit- Esq., Prackley Point. The Rev.T. Duncan | fern, Yates, from Barbadoes, 20 days.

begs to acknowledge with pleasure and

NEW ADY ERTISEMENTS. Pulpit Bible—the gift of the ladies of the | sewing circle.

LLLP LOLOL LLL LOLOL LOLOL LLL A

“AUCTION SALES.

ILE Subseriber has large anid commodious

ible, Mr, Cunpauy’s Dissotvine who were present on Thursday evening | last in St. Paul’s Schoolroom, were much | all kinds of Goods, Furniture, &c., pleased the exhibition of dissolving | Will dispose of at best terms, and make ieee hic slid | prompt returns for. Sales of Furniture, “he ¢ > ~ e photographic slides are @X~/ 7 ang Sales. &c.. solicited. taken, as they are,/ Merchants wishing to work olf unseason- directly from some of the finest scenery | able — we willassist you, Send them | 7 : ' a , along to the ‘ are ec 1 oid W n i : and urchit cture n the old world A more | convert them tate aaah pleasant evening need not be desired than; ° WM. D.STEWAR! * #28 . ; may be passed in visiting, by the help of |

. Queen Street, May 3 , 1875 lin the views thrown upon the screen, the | - satel

many places of historic and artistic inter, Juniper Posts | ond Rails. est which they so graphically represent. ih a lt ibibinonens

New Firu.—Messrs. J. E. H aszard and | Horace Haszard have entered into partner- ship as wholesale Commissiop Merchants, Auctioneers, and Forwarding, Manfacturing | 350 Fence RAILS. and General Agents. Their Stand is that | WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. lately oceupied by Hon. D. Davies, No. 6], May, 1 bat... 1076. Ss

Water Street. Both members of the Firm __ Clerk Wanted.

. . ' it is needless to remark, are Islanders. |

Views.—Those |

vie ws.

mae interesting,

WILL sell at Auction, at Brace’s yard,

on Dorchester Street, opposite Murray’s

Bakery, on Saturday, 8th inst., at 11 o'clock. 1,000 Juniper POSTS,

| They enter business with fair prospects of | AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN who has had +

some experience in an office to act as Cosistant Book Keeper, ina Wholesale & N mmission Merchant’s Office in the City. one cut a good writer need apply. Address by letter. POST OFFICE BOX NO. 55 _ April 24,1875. 21

SKATING RINK.

HE Annual Geniral “Meet ng of ‘**The Citizens’ Skating Rink Compzny,” Char- lottetown, will be held in McNeill’s Room,

Opp-Fe.Lows’ Cetesration.—Monday last | setia weltnten ; ixchang ilding, feduesday, the e . axchange Building, on Wednesday, — ing the anniversary of the Independent | | 12th day of May next, at the heurof eight

‘ der of Odd-fellows, was observed as a gala | | o'clock, p. m., for the transaction ofthe day by the Oddfellows of this city. When the | general business of the Company, and the aereng dawned, the prospects of a fine | ection ef Dteacters. WILLIAM C. DESBRISAY. Secretary Board of Provisional Directors, _ April 26, 1875.

- Boston Brown Bread! L OT from the oven twice a week, Leave your orders for this healthful article at } ‘‘ THE CONFECTIONERY.” _ April 26, 1875.—2i

New-hemp Qakum Co, Of Boston.

\ TE are Agents for the saie of the man- ufacture of the above Company, and can

assure shipowners and dealers of the su- periority of their article of Gakum over all others Best of references can be furnish- ed.

200 bales to arrive first steamer, and or- ders can be filled promptly and cheaply.

CARVELL BROS. Cn’town, April 26, 1875. —3m

Rye W hiskey & Syr ups.

I’ STORE--

success. Their ‘‘ References” are first-class. Mr. Horace Haszard has recently returned | from Montreal, where he has gained cons | siderable experience in the wholesale busis | ness; and Mr. J. E Haszard has been seve- | ral years in the office of Hon. D. Davies. | We wish the firm that measure of succss | which, we feel assured, they will,by attention | to business and honorable conduct, dess | erve.

+o ~

the threatened rain held off beautifully, and as the clouds rolled away, the day be- came all that could be desired. Long bes before twelve o’clock,'the hour named, a large crowd was assembled in front of the

the balloon, which however was not put up, owing to the prevalence of too much At 3 o'clock, p. m., the Oddfellows, preceded by their standard bearers carry-

wind,

issued from their Hall, and, headed by Galbraith’s Band, marched in procession to to St. Paul's Church, where Evensong was said by the Ven. Archdeacon Read, and an appropriate sermon, illustrative of the obs

After service the Brethern re-formed in procession and marched along | several of the principal streets, accompani-

a

fellow’s Quick Step’’ in good style. The procession was about eighty strong and was

80 bbls. RYE WHISKEY, one of the most respectable “turn outs” we

20 kegs LEMON SYRUP, 20 galls eacr, 20 kegs RASPBERRY SYRUP, At eight o'clock a grand literary | on consignment at lowest wholesale prices.

CARVELL BROS.

and musical entertainment was given in : : Ch'town, April 26, 1875.—2m

the Market Hall, which was more crowded Long before the entertainment Sole Leather. Sole Leather.

seen it.

| began, it was impossible to obtain seats or ]* Store, and to arrive first open water—

standing room, The number present we should estimate to be nearly, if not quite 1000 persons. The entertainment opened with an address by the chairman Bro. R. R. FitzGerald, which although well construct- ed and delivered, occupied more time than

1000 Sides Logan’ s Best Leather, 500 No. 2. CARVELL

C.’town, April 26, 1875.—2in

BROS,

’ a Flour to Arrive.

by Messrs. Geo, Peake and P.S. MacGowan | MMEDIATELY on opening of navigation Bros. DeBlois, DesBrisay and T.L. Chapelle, | the following schooners will arrive at the Under the musica! direction of Professor | Ports named with cargoes of FLOUR— Ear! a iven by Bros. Beer, I Georgina, at St. Peter’s Bay—560 bhis, a er ee y ae '“** | Lady Elgin, at Souris—760 bbls.

P. DesBrisay, McLeod and White, with | 4nnie, at Alberton—500 b’.}s.

Messrs.

Margarei, at Summerside—600 bbls. Earle and Vinnicombe treated us to some

Do. at Murray Harbor—400 Bbls. All of which will be sold on arrival. Terms—Three months on approved notes. HYNDMAN BROS. *» h’ town, April 25, 1875.- oe.

Galbraith’s Band, which was in attendance. We have not space to review the whole programme, so must content ourselves by remarking that Mr. Geo. Peake’s and Bro. DesBrisay’s readings brought down the house, while Bro, Chappelle's recitation was true to the life. The solosof Bros. Beer P. DesBrisay were capital, as were also the choruses and the opening ode, | ‘Sound the glad chorus.’ The Tabs |

leau of ‘ Visiting Brethren,’ was very well | | rendered, the only fau't being that the sick | man looked too rosy and jolly to have! mutch the matter with him. Owing to a | mistake, one scene only of the second |

tableau, ‘the gambler's fate,’ was pre- | sented, which left the audience rather in

doubt as to what inference they were to)

draw from the representation. On the |

SELLING. OFF!

THE CHEAPEST YET !

—_—-o-—-——-

OUR RAPIDLY

Increasing Trade

REQUIRES US ro

We have, therefore, cecided to

‘Sell the remainder of our stock

AP COs! ROBERT ORR & CO.

Queen Street, March Ist, 1875,

and the Odd Fellows have reason to con- gratulate themselves upon the successes which attended the observance of their Natal Day.

Salesrooms, and is prepared to receive | which he |

Auction Rooms and we will |

Auctioneer. |

Enlarge our Premises!

| 100 kegs NAILS, | 100 bores SOAP, 100 boxes FANCY SOAP,

50 boxes TABLE SALT,

50 sacks RICE,

100 boxes T D PIPES,

75 kegs BAKING SODA.

J0 bbls. WASHING SODA, o00 coils MANILLA 6, 9, and 12 strand, 300 boxes RAISINS, 100 doz. BROOMS, 50 doz PAILS,

100 boxes NIXEY S BLACK LEAD, 300 tins Pepper, Ginger, Cream Tartar Cinnamon, Cloves, Allspice.

200 boxes CONFECTIONERY.

50 boxes STARCH,

50 boxes CANDLES,

“0 casks KEROSENE OIL, 20 bbls PICKLES,

sorted,

:

50 boxes HORSENAILS. 30 tins COFFER, 200 doz. BLACKING, 100 pkgs, WINE, 50 bbls. CURRANTS, | 100 boxes CLOTHES PINS,¢ 25 bags NUTS, 25 bags ALMONDS, 200 reams PAPER, &c., &c., &¢. Full particulars of day of sale in future ad- vertisements. CARVELL BROS. Ch'town, April 26, 1875—3w

Pine and Spruce Boards, Scantling and Hardwood.

A CARGO of the above to arrive on a the opening of navigation, per schooner Mary Jane, to be sold on landing.

G. C. CARMAN,

1875.—2w

SIMPSON FARM.

FOR SALE,

THE Farm at Fifteen Point, late- ly owned and occupied by T homas Simpson, Esq., containing 160 acres. Eighty acres of which are |

April 26,

Comfortable House and excellent Barns and | Out-buildings on the premises. A stream of water that formerly drove a Mill runs through the cultivated part. The land faces the south, has a frontage of twenty chains on Northumberland Straits. Distance from Ra way Station,three miles; from Summer- side ten miles by the Ice.

Possession can be given immediately, Terms :-—20 per cent. down; balance ina { term of years 3s may be agreed | upon.

RICHARD HUNT. Sammerside, April 19, 1875.—8i

‘Merchants Bank of ¢ Islan,

| -

LATEST ARRIVAL

AT

€. ROBERTSON’S,

' | } | | i | | ;

1 CASE WIEST OF ENGLAND TWEEDS, In new patterns, just opened.

1 CASE BLUE & BLACK WORSTED COATINGS,

| Very Nobby.

| Moscow Beavers and Pilots in all Shades,

BLUB AND BROWN NAPS,

| Mr. McLeop is the Curter, and Al at that! C. ROBERTSON,

‘Queen Street, - - Po a oe Ch town, Dec. 21, 1874.

Before Stock- taking,

WE OFPHER

| SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

TO

CASH BUYERS

| AT THE

LONDON HOUSE. GEORGE DAVIES & Co.

ow town, Feb. 15, 1875.—city papers 6w

enn

IWANILLA.

vanada Cordage Company Manufacture |

ee

'CHIS ARTICLE,

cleared, well fenced, and ina high state of | cultivation, the remaining eighty, acres are | well covered with hard and soft wood. |

Sale of Balanos o of New Stock-

B* order of the Directors of the Mer- chants Bank of P. E. Island, the sub- secriber will sell at Public Auction at his | his Sales Room, Queen’s Square, on WED- NESDAY, the*l2th day of May next, at 11 | o’clock, a.m , ONE THOUSAND SHARES of ten pounds each, late currency of this Island—being the balance of New or In- ae Stock of the Merchants Bank of . E, Island, authorized to be sold by the Siamehennens at a General Meeting held on the 4th day of March last. This Stock will be offered in lots of five shares each, as provided by the Act of Incorporation. The premium or advance over par value of said shares to be paid in cash on day of sale, and the balance on or before the 15th day of November next, A. D., 1875, at the office of the said Bank.

which has hitherto given such entire satisfaction, we are pre- pared to receive orders for, as usual, and execute them promptly at Lowest Marker Price.

20 tos assorted sizes now in Stock.

CARVELL BROS. *

oe reemeeets wt nen 19, 1875.—2m

STADACONA Insurance Comp’ny

Dated at Charlottetown. 8th April, 1875. !

Wan. DODD, Auctioneer. |

April 19, 1875.—till sale

COAL.

COAL.

‘

Pictou & Sydney Large Coal.

on hand,

and for sa'’e at

April 19, 1874. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

MVHE Annual Meeting of the above Com- pany will be held at their Office, corner

| Great George and Lower Water Streets, at

seven o’clock on MONDAY evening, the

| Third day of May next. } By order of the Directors.

F. W. HALES, Secretary. | CHAS.

Ch’town, April 19, 1875

| ‘Salt. Salt. Salt.

O ARRIVE ex Barque Herrua, from | Liverpool, due here Ist May—

4,000 Bags Salt (extra strong sacks.) Will be sold low from ship. }

JAMES C. POPE. Ch'town, Apett 12, 1875. “oe

- - WOOL. WOOL. SHEEPSKINS! SHEEPSKINS! !

WANT a large quantity Wool and | Sheepskins the coming season. Farm- ers would do well to give me a call before disposing of their stock. G,C. CARMAN, 11 Queen Street. c h’tow ro,April 19, 1875. —tw

Dissolution of Copartnership. HE partnership hertofore existing be- tween Philip R. Blatch, Donald Mex Kenzie, and William W. Stumbles, jr-, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. PHILIP R. BLATCH, DONALD McKENZIE, WM. W. STUMBLES, Jr. April 17, 1875.

The business will be continued by Mc~ Kenzie & Stumbles. All persons indebted to the late firm, are respectfully requested to pay their accounts immediately to the | subscribers.

McKENZIE & STUMBLES, April 19, 1875. 3in

re a EE

MAVFLOWER MILLS,

_ Pownal Lot 49,

| PYHE undersigned, having been appointed | 4 AGENT for the above Mills, which have | beeu remodeled and furnished with the best | machinery which can be made in the United States, would inferm his friepds and the | public generally that he is prepared to fur- nish them with the following family re- quisites :—THE

Celebrated Craham Meal

made on the American principle.

Buckwheat Flour, FLOUR, Second to none on the Island, all of which

will be sold at the 8ame price as at the Mills.

| Remember the place, No. 9-4 Queen Street, opposite S. W. Crabbe's Stove Store.

{ FRANCIS H. CAMPBELL & CO. Agel 12, 1874.—1m

To Whom it may Concern.

[HE undersigmed hereby gives notice that

he has received the appointment of

Sweedish and Norwegian Vice Consul

bearing date Stockholm, Vetober 18th 1875 GEORGE W. HOWLAN.

A quantity of j

KOUGHAN'S SCALES. |

CAPITAL, $3,000,000.

Fire and Life. Head Office . . . . Quebec.

Prince Edward Island Board of Directors ;

PALMER, Esq., | JOHN F. ROBERTSON, Esq, JOHN QUIRK, Ese., JOHN INGS, Ese., P. W. HYNDMAN, Esa.

CARVELL BROS.,

Marchg16, 1875. Agents for P. E. Leland

TO BUILDERS. ON SALE At the Subscriber's Warerooms. No.

EALED TENDERS wil be received by | 7 S the undersigned until the 20th day of) 11 Queen Street :

MAY next, for the 50 BBLS. No. 1 CANADA FLOUR, ue ‘ . 30 puns. Bright retailing Molasses, Erection of a Brick Church in 25 chests TEA, (warranted. 50 doz. Corn BROOMS, Charlottetown,

25 boxes prime ( *hewing TOBACCO, according to plans and specifications to be ,500 Ibs. Fine Cut do. do. seen at my office, after the 20th inst. Good; __ 2000 Ibs. _— do. do. do. and sufficient security required for the due|Sewing Machines, Readymade Clothing, performance of the contract. maces ke. __ cheap for cash or snes approved credi J.D. MASON,

N. B.—Auction Chairman of Sub. Committee. Post Office evening as usual. Sales contianed ‘every

Ch’town, Lock Box, 46. G. C. CARMAN. April 12, 1875. iM Ch’town, April 5, 1975.—1m

FROM LIVERPOOL.

0 follow the screw steamer Prince Ed ward, the A. 1 clipper ship,

“WILLIAM OWEN,’

600 TONS REGISTER, /ANGU S BROWN, Master, will be on the berth at | Liverpool torecelve cargo on and after the Ist April,for Charlottetown. | For Freight or passage apply in Liverpool | ito Messrs. Pitcairn Bros., Breckley Build- | ings, 51 South John Street; in London to Messrs. John Pitcairn 4 Sons, 59 Cornhill, jor here to the owners,

| ManhoodRestored. | L. C. OWEN,

WILLIAM WELSH. A victim of youthful imprudence, causing Feb. 22, 1875. premature decay, nervous debility. etc.,

having tried in vain every known remedy,

has found a simple self-cure which he will 120 B 0 E S

send free to his fellow sufferers. Address x J H. REEVES, 78 Nassu street. New York. |

‘Albion, Sydney & Lingan, i I N e

P. 0. Box 5153, MINES. IN

To arrive on the ‘opening of the Railread and Navigation,

3000 Juniper & Cedar Posts, '

Assorted sizes.

5000 Pieces Spruce Fencing,

20 ft. long, 5 in. wide, 14 in. thick.

Farmers and others wanting to purchase, will be supplied at the lowest possible! rates. Apply at

A. McNEILL’S Aaction Room. Ch'town, March 29, 1875.—tf.

April 19, 1875.

YOAL ORDERS he ab .| CSinckunommen oman Cosas er, No. 35, Water Street, Charlettetown— | AND

Prices : ALBION LUMP, $2. NUT 00

50 T a0 COKE! * SLACK. 1.50 “ SYDNEY LUMP. 2.50 " LINGAN. 2.00 = 1, Peciusiug in

TERMS as usual. G. W. DeBLOIS, Agent. March 29, 1875. 2m

Wantea

FIRST-CLASS TEACHER, male or fe- male, at Bedford School, Tracadie

Sandhills, Lot 36. By order of Trustees.

SELLING AT

W. E. DAWSON & CO.

Cascumpec, Feb. 12; 1875, [feb22]

March 22, 1875,—~tf March 15, 1845.

i. 2s . eee oe

Number 39.

FENCE POSTS & FENCING ||SI>ING sHOP

Costs and Charges,

N EW

AND

More Elegant Styles

AND

LOWER PRICES!

LARGEST & CHEAPEST STOCK

IN P. E. ISLAND,

‘Selected irom London, New York, Boston and Dominion Establishments, which, together with our owa UNRIVALLED FACILITIES,

put us ahead of all competitors in ourpine

Drawing, Dining, & Bed

| Room Suits, High & Low Cost.

A GREAT VARIETY OF

Chairs, Bedsteads, &c.,

TO SELECT FROM.

Window Rollers, Cornice Poles, Rings, &c. &c. &c.

English & German Looking (ilasses, and Plates to fit Old Frames, VERY CHEAP.

Some New and Elegant

Picture Mouldings !

In Imitation inlaid, French Burl, Ash Burl, Blue and Magenta, and other Faacy Patterns, not hitherto imported.

—ALSO-—

New Rustic Frames, with New Corner > Pieces, and Oval Frames, &c,, which

we will SELL CHEAP '

Picture FE'ramews! every variety, Xe.

JOHN NEWSON.

Jan. 18, 1875.

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1s7a4.

NE v r GOODS

THE

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

Queen “quare,

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The Subscribers have received per Steam- er Prince Edward,

A NEW SUPPLY OF British & Foreign | MERCHANDIZE!

Suitablo for the Present Season,

which are now open for Inspection

and Sale, at the

| Lowest Cash Prices.

| PLEASE CALL AND ZXAMINE.

Supplies ever received.

W, & A. BROWN

October i », 1874,

+ At Eemont Bay.”

PEMIE Subse riber is pre is prepared to take con- contracts for any quantity, or act as agent for parties in want of the following CEDAR OR’ JUNIPER FENCE POSTS, PAILINGS, SILLS, ASH AND SOFTWOOD, STAVES, HOOPS. c., &c., & Now is the time. - C. TRUDELLE Egmont Bay, Dec. 21, 1874

English Congo Tea. 6 CHESTS more of that highly approved Congo Tea, for Sale at lowest figure. RANKIN.

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Nov. 7, 1874.

RAILROAD TIME !

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A LARG#L ASSORTMENT OF

GOLD AND SILVER

WATCHES & CLOCKS |

COLD CHAINS! SU DS! TOOTH PIC Ks!

EARRINGS, BROOCHES, —

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ip LATED SETTS! | Cruet Stands!

'BUTTER COOLERS! SUGAR BOWLS!

Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, &. LARGE ASSORTMENT JET GOODS !

ROBERT SNEESTON,

Ch’ town, | Dec. 21, , 1874. —ta

| ALBERTON |! Building Lots.

HE Subscriber offers for sale several

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BUILDING LOTS near the Railway Station. Terms Liberal. GEORGE W. HOWLAN, Alberton, Dec, 14, 1874. 8 era)

No. 91 North Side Queen Square.