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1! PkINTKD AND FUMLIRIIIB IVBNY WEDNESDAY lonnruo, uv

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Inl‘t‘Oltl All) rltor‘tttlt'rono, At their Oflice, Prince Street, Ch’town.

Titans iron 'riii: " "mascot"

£0 9 0 half-ycullv in advance, 0 IO 0 Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.

JOB PIIINTINC&

0f every description, performed with neatncns, out! tieopltt'ti lid on moderate terms. It the' liliul." (Milt-e.

year, paid in -dvunce, II I0

For I It

ALMANACK F0]! DECEMBER. iroox‘s rinses.

Fem. Moos, 7th day, 10h 27m., even., 8. List QuAitriut. 15 h day. All. (illqu eveii.. S New Moos. 22d (lay, lib. 7m., inorn., .

Fins? Qusir’rmi, L‘ilth (in). Oh. 2thn.. '\tll., Pl. 2 luv WEI-II w" ‘MOON'IIIOII on", a i rim-slums.sn'isiwutt-i leii'th ll in h in It nilh III h III

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PRICES CURRENT. Cii'rowx, Dec. 9, 1870. Provmons.

Hoof. (email) per ll). Do. by the quarter - - -

ill rt 7d {iii 1! 5t:

gloom Qitit‘tifi.

“unmoviif

R. PADDOCK has rcmovr-d his l't‘filtit‘iit‘a . to this house lately occupied by Norman Molotov. Eoth near the Blair-Wily [louse Georgetown ilmitl, Head of Vernon itiwr. Dev. 7, 1870. am.

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' lIE Subscriber would call attention to the fact, that persons in want ot‘n good

Shave, Hair Cut. or Shampoo,

Would do well to Hill at [loud Quarters, Upper Queen Street, lleslirisay's lilock. Not only will he art the above In first-class style, but also UYS‘I‘l-lilb‘, In every variety. CHAS. U. WINKLER. Dec. 7, 1870.

RONALD 108000th,

COMMISSION MERCHANT, AUCTION 191cm,

"I‘ll— UOLLEC‘TING A GENT. Sourls, 1’. E. L, January ‘2, i870. iy

attest sansttv,

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NOTARY PUBLIC, kc. Orrirr. :—-Two doors below Bank of i'. E. I. Great George Street - - - Uh'tow/i.

December, 180').

“ENE? J. GM'i'NIBY, M. 0., PHYSICIAN & SU {GRUN orricr. IN ])ot~iIirlsny's 131001;. (Next Apothecary‘s Iiiill) QUEEN STREET- Res-innxca:

North American llotcl.

Charlottetown, August 5, 1570.

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Pork (t‘ult‘flss) - - - - did u Md Do. (small) - - - - ha «i Nd Mutton, per lb. - - - - it It 5d chl, per ll). - - - 0 fill a lid Ham. per lb. - - - - - 7d (1 8d? “tiller (“1le - - - - la 1‘ i ll ls dill Do. by u..- tuli . - - 1.1.1.. 1. cal Cheese, per lb. - - - - Lid u 5d llo. (new milk) - - - - 10d a is 'l‘ullow, per lb. - - - - 7d it ‘Jd Lard, per lh. - - - - - 9d a In Flour. per 1th ll". . o - 19s a 2th

- lbs 6d u 17: 6d

Utttuieul. per 100 lbs. - lid (1 '.’d

lliivliwui-itt flour per ih. - -

Eggs, per doz. - - - is 3 d a 13 6d ‘ Grain llnrley, pcr hush. - - 3* (hi I! is 0d Outs per bush. - - - 2s 3d a L's 4d Vegetables. Green l't-nn, per quart - - - (hi 0 9d l’oltitom, per bit-.h. - - - in 6d ii is titl‘ Turnip: per bilsll. - - - 10d (1 is“ Poultry. GM.“ . . - . - 2n lid rt {is Turkeys, each - - - - 3s a 75 tid It'owli, each - ~ - - in lid tl Lia (thckrm, per pair o - - in lidtr 3s01l Duiks - - - - - lsildu 130d Elih- Cudilsh, per qtl — - - - 20* a IiO~ lli-ri'uigs, prr barrel - - - 25511403 Mackerel, per doz. - o - Sundries. llny. per ton - - - . - 70; a 8th Straw. per ewt. - -' - - is 6d u 21 Clover Seed. p: r ih. — . - - Timothy Seed. per bush. - - llommpun, per yard - - - 4s a G! t‘allsklns, per lb, - - - - Gd n 9 llldeu, per lb. - - - - - Mdofid Wool - - - - - - In a in lid Sheepskins - - . - 3s 6d at its 0,} Apples,pfl bush. - - ~ (in 0d a 4n 0,. Partridge: - - - - ls 0d d is 6,;

Gannon LEWIR. Market Clerk.

guiding gatittt.

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BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ! ((‘onier of firm! George and King Streets.)

lion. DANIEL llnnsxx, i're-b’ent. \VlLlJA‘l Cvxiiur., Enquire, t‘nnliicr, Discount Days-«Mondays and 'l‘huriulays. Hours of Business—Frqu to a. in. to I p. m.. end from 2 p. m. to 4 p. in.

The I‘. 1*}. Island havinir's “rink is in connection with the Treasurer's Ultico. Days of ilepmdt: Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 a. In. to 8 p. in.

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Union Bank of P. E. Island.

(North Side (Jami Square ) Clums- Pawn, Esquire, President. Jams Ashrams, Esquire, Cashier.

Discount Days—Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Hours Business—«From It) I. m. to l p. m.. and from 2 p. in. to 4 p. In.

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Bummersido Bank. Central Street, Summrlide, I'. E. Island. President—JAMES L. Holman. Esquire. Costner—It. Met‘. BTAV\IT, Esquire. fliseiiunt boys—'I‘iiesdnys and Fridays.

Home of Business-10 I. m. to l2 p. In., and from 1 p. m. to ‘3 p. in.

hrmers’ Bank, Ruotico, - - 1’. E. Island.

President—Julian: DMION, Esquirc. Cashier—unis J. Buxcuinn, Esquire.

FlTZGEBELD & SHAW, Attorneys and Solicitors,

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Chariot/clutch, . - - ’ ‘llE “nice of the (‘lerk of the above (‘ourt l isnow held in the “it‘xi-luinge." or ilvud- his [loom Building, Water Street, (‘iiiirlotlv- town, i-‘. S. LUNOWOll'I‘ii, Clerk. Nov. 23, i370. 4m

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lliilf of the Premiums on Policies for tile whole term of life may remain on Credit for live years, tit tin. poi cent. Inn-test.

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Surrender of l‘olhh-s under liberal condi- tions.

l'oilclcs granted to suit the circumstances of each Individual applicant.

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board of Dtrretovn for the current year : “on. tinnitus linen. President.

“on. Ii. J. Calliecit, John urott, Esq.

William Dodd, qu.,

Robert Hooper, Esq.

W. E. Dawson and

John boon. Esq".

on!“ hours from lo a. II. to I p. m. HENRY PALMER. See. & Tressarer.

William Drown, Earp, Bertram Moore, Esq . W. E. Dow-on, Prop.

2 Surveyors or Appraisers.

Discount Boy—Wetland” in «chweek.

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Business Notices.

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if Notice.

7 ‘HE Subscriber has just received, from Great lirltniu, a large supply of Fresh Drugs, Patent Medic-hits, Toilet. itcuulsites. tun. tire. l’urtlea desirous of obtaining the above articles, Will do well to caliat the Ussii Deco fi'rouu, where till the most popular reme- dies of the day are to be had. 1'. (I. FRASER. Queen Street.

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()SEIS 4} and other Aunlluo DI’I-ZS, to be had at l'. G. l-‘rnscr‘s CASH DRIK} S'l‘illlli. Queen Street.

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Slim-Hill)“ SWEET ()[L to ho had, very clitap, lit the (Lion Dim; Stone. 1’. G. FRASER,

Worm Annihilator !

I) O. FRASHR‘S Worm Annihilator is the 0 best. safest, and most. eti'cctivo worm remedy yet. discovered.

CASII DRUG STORE.

Soaps! Soaps !

ttHi‘S of all descriptions to be had cheap, at. the Cast! ilittro s'roitir. I‘. U. FRASER.

Prescriptions !

lliiSCIlI l"l‘I- ‘NS‘ acviirntcly prepared with the purest of drugs. and tit. moderate prlcts, at the Casu Diu'o Stone. 1’. (I. FRASER. Q'lct‘ll Ni‘cct. Ch'town, Nov. 30, 1970.

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BBL_L-HANGER, GAS FITTER,

GUN itllN-lMlTflli

Doreliester Street, (Nut to Old li’t‘dtltuy Room Building.)

)i-Il‘ns to return his tilfllil§<,t0 the general pub-

) lie, ior the liberal patronage txlelidcd to him

since his t-omiiii-nrrnitnt in liuslut'nn. and asks

for a continuance of the name. He keeps cou- stautly on hand

A neat Assortment of Tinware, Kitchen Utensils. &c., &o.

All Ortlt‘rsill the above business will be punctu- ally attended to.

"living lately made large pun-haves in the ehi-upe-t moi-hots. iiili-ndtd for Home Builders. such as (ids Fittings, Water Closets. liell Fits tiiig<, Mu, Kim. 1 mil prepared to sell tluni til 'ntc~ as low as can be had in the iity, and Will lit them up in a good workmuiilikc style.

To I generous public, [would say. that all or- debt in this brain-h of my business Will he nttcnd- id to will. dispatch.

A lot of First-class \thtr-r (Joolt‘l'fl on hand.

Snyos"s (lryntnl ] Blue, Sold Cheaper than ever. July 7. 1369.

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Watches and (‘loeks repaired at shortest no~ the. Old gold and silver nought. ROBERT SNEESTOV, North Side Queen Square, Jeweler, tic. Feb. in. into. ly

Steamboat Engines FOR SALE.

NI-l pair of Steamboat Engines connected. direct. acting, Inverted cylinders of 23 inch dltllllt ter by It; Inch stroke, together with screw, propeller and «bolt; also. spare pro- peller and shaft, diameter of propeller. 7 fit-t1: inrhes, and M feet pitih; and donkey steam pump it Inches dluincti r; cylinder & holler Ill feet high, 0 feet. wide and It) feet long, eon- tiiliiliiu iuo i'utimcets 3 feet \vidu by t} tort long, and I44 tubes, t: fret long by 3 inches diameter, made from heavy ioiiteih-l. Alon, one spare set of engine connections. piston and lil'il‘fit‘t‘. The whole is izuuruuterd to he in the best, of order. and complete In all parts. For particulars apply to EDWARD MOR- liiSl‘JY, Charlottetown Foliinliy, or to ADA.“ MiliAY, Halifax, N. S.

Ch'town. Nov. 9, INTO. l h p 8m

misjnen

V “\‘0 Large Cellars under the Atheuieum Enquire of J. W. MORIKIRON. CHEAP PRINTING AT THE

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Prince Street, (near the Athemrum' )

R O M E . DIPLOMATIC ViEW on Tue ite- Miu QUESTION.

The Roman correspondence of the; (Suite (Jot/alien contains the following: faVorablc view of the diplomatic position i and prospects of the Roman question, ofI which we give the substance: First, it in certain that the diplomatic body new credited to the lloly See continues toi remain with tho Holy Father, and will so remain. The Flori-Milne Government has not ventured to put the question di- rectly to the UOVOI‘lllIIOlIl-i which that body represents, but has been fcclingv

_ l the ground by means of tho Giuuta tin-3

dcr which the plebiscite took place. Thoi resident ministers, at its request, inform-I ed their respective courts of the enquiry which had been made. viz: whether the diplomatic hody Would continue to resialc‘ with the Pope, and whether it. might be hoped that the fools of the 20th Septcm-' her and the plebiscite would be i'ecog-‘ nizcd. Tho answer received from the: Governments was to this client: that no ' change was to be mode. and that. their" ministers were to i‘t'ltiain to roproscntl them with the Government of the lioly Sec. As for the hurts oi the 20th Scp~ teuibcr, they were clearly an infringe»: merit of the rights of nations. and direct-l ly contrary to the promises and declurti-l lions made to the Powers by the ltaliau} Government, which limited itself to soy-l

iiip; that it was about. to occupy certain: points in the l’outilieal territory, in order to hinder ti revolution, iltutczid of which, it had carried on thither with its troops“ undliudi-ll'cclod itwith manifest violence.- From this statement we gather that the; Governments continue to regard the‘ Holy Father as Sovereign oi llomc, and ? maintain their envoys with him iii the? double, character of Pope and King. 2. i lhtit they do not recognize tho sci/.lil‘ef of tho l’oiititiciil States by Victor Bin-l mnuuel; and, in fact, not Onlv was thel diplomatic hotly at. ltomc miscnt froml the plebiscite, though invited to attend,i but the foreign envoys at. the Court of

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Florence were forbidden to assist at the,

taiicc by the King. lit-red that not a single political or till)" louiatic act of that court, previous to the i 20th September, indicated the design oi ' occupying Home and destroying thcj l’ope’n sovereignty; the King's letter to the Pope did not say a Word of it; nei-

und Visconti-chostzi's note, which be; caused to be communicated to the Gov-i stood, that the direct contrary might? rather have been iiilerrcd from it. The lmuibul‘dtiictit of Home, therefore, and, the entry oi the troops into the city, uU‘l compuuicd by it auditions mob, to over-g turn public order in the Capital of Chris- tendom, and cast down the l’oiiliiicul power, has been an ollciice to the Sove- reigns of Europe, and has seriously iii-

jiii‘cd tho Florentine Government in the

opinion of statesmen. Forcsceiug that this original sin of violence and injustice Would clcuvc it'i'etucdiuhly to such a: mode of annexing Home, and become the source of i'cuionstranccs which could noi‘ be disregarded. Visconti-Vt-nosti oppos-t ed it as long :is he could; but the party; of action carried the (lay, and now he is laboring to make the best of the bail cause in which he has taken part with; the rest. liencc his endeavors to elicit some favorable reply, sonic explicit. dc- clui'ution of acquiescence front the Gov- ernments. llis recent noto concerning the Pontifical guarantees, has been writ: ten with this object. We may rest as“ sored, lioWever, that tho Florentine Gov. erumcnt has hitherto been able to obtain j nothing but. evasive and conditional rcvl plies front diplomacy. Europe reserves 3 the question, and is not likely to enter: on it until peace is concluded, and France I can take her part in it, which she enn.‘ not do until she is politically l'O-Hi‘gdn- izcd. And for this reason l“lul't'iict} dread; the CilllClllnltlli of peace. How- ever revolutionary France may sytnpa-i thizc or side with her, re-oi‘gwuizeth Franco, no matter what may he the form ‘ of government she may udopl, is cure to support the Pope.

'flie Niiucio, Mgr. Chigi, has left, l‘uris extremely well stttislicd with the; dispositions manifested by Gen Tomlin, and the other political l“l'ClIt‘llillCll with‘ whom he converscd; men who are sure} to he called to exercise great influence in the establishment, of the new order oi. things. Not one of these men but. was; firm in his determination that tho l’opel should retain his sovereignty, and all; made this a point in which the intorcstsi and honor of France were intimately concerned. Mgr (.‘higi was received most graciously at Versailles, by King William, Count Bismark, and the Pros uiau generals; and we have reason to believe that the interest which Ger- many's future Emperor manifests for the Pope is very great, and that he is re- solvcd not to content himself with bare words.

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lower class have been making capital of the candidature of the Duke of Aoota for the Spanish Crown. Europe’s assent. is viewed by them as In encouragement; and they flatter themselves that a Prince of the House of Savoy, at. Madrid, may

criiiiiciits, no little gave this to be under- e,

The journalist: and politicians of ill

CHARLO'I‘TE'I‘O\VN, PRINCE EDWARD iSLthli: \i’lfiliNlds‘liAY,Liildtlliilllliitit, 1377i).

accepting that crown, King William gave his assent, but added that he did it With regret. because he was going the

Iway to end like Maximilian in Mexico. the new capital.

Europe's assent, in the pi'osoutitisttiiicc, amounts pretty much to the same. it

crs. There were cartcs d'enu’gres dis- tributed amongst the young lads who wished to come to amuse themselves in

voted Were gaining of from 15 to 165 iyeurs of age. As! adhere to truth.

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NO. 7.

itoynn retreated on points which we cannot name. Goiioral Chantry found himself consequently obliged to abandon

Many of those who, the attack on Gerriigiiy,>ond to retreat

also. if the increment. of (tan D’Aureiles has not altogether realized

does not oppose a Prince of the llouseiabovo all things, and as l timl tho bestl the results which might be desired, it of biivoy going to Spain, if he ClIOUSCN‘Ciiub‘CB can be injured by exaggeration, ; has at least caused the evacuation of tho I'Hk of encounterng the fate of, i all) the first to admit that there was u;0rleans, which there is reason to hope

Maxiiiiilitui.

,‘ltild how for the position of the l’upacy as there will always be under a Govcrii~,si0ii. tinny be weakened by the new hypothcti- . inciit (even so good as the Papal) exist- ; his side, advanced, oud,accordiiig to the

Before arguing whether party in Rome which desired a change, will henceforth continue in our posses-

Goncrul Martin dcs i’alliorcs, mi

cal Kim: of Spain, our journalists ought 3 ing fol-so many ages. I will even go so ; latest news, had reached, hclweeli

to consider a little whut. Would be the Spain.

neither Would he have with him the

i for an to admit. “possible that this party,

lllomc, that 1 find myself forced to de-

Cercottes and Cliovilly, a portion of the

gartqu position of this King himself in i might have had auiajority with it sincere 3 roarguurd of You dcr Tami, upon which . lie would not have the Spanish j vote; but its for 40,000 against ~15, it is , he fell with some force, capturing acute “OPUMW‘U'SW his Side. that is m'idcuhiti burlesque, for any one who knows sidcmhlo number of prisoners.”

M. Gombctta went to Orleans to con-

Mouarchical party of either of its tliroolclaro plainly that those who boast ol’lgratulate the army of tho Loire on the

divisions, Curiists, Alfonsists, or Mout-

this result are not. sincere. As a conne-

rcsult of the battle of the 9th and 10th

pensicriatu. Whom \vouid behave sup. :pience of the change of Govcrtimciit,;ol' November. IIe addressed the follow-

,up their power over the army, and he“ in making manifestations more or less

willing, moreover, to maintain it in its fidelity to the King. How long may this be 1’ Can this be called ti solid po- sition for a Prince of ti liircigu dynasty about to seat hiuiscli'on the throne; trim,

sinister facts

Catholic 2’

They pass their time here v

i ridiculous. if they are allowed to con-Q ltinuo thorn grave disorders will soon fol-i ‘ low.