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CANADIAN, Orrawa, Nov. 1.

The Loeal Legislature of Quebec will be dissolved on the 9th inst.; nominations on

the SD:h inst., and voting on the 3rd De combe! lt is stated that J. X. Perrault will »test Montreal East at the coming

Provincial election. Count DeLalonge, representative of °° La

; ; vs Societe Foncier de France in Canada,” of which Prince Lusilge is President, has

arrived in Montreal from Manitoba en route

to Paris. He visited Manitoba and the Nerth West, chosing a tract of land fer eyglonists purposes, La Societe Foncier

will not limit its operations to French immi- grants #0! lely, bat will attend to the best | agrict ultural classes of Bel: qian as well as German and Austrian immigrants.

Hatirax, Nov. 1.

s s. ‘* Avlona” from the Mediterranean | with fruit for Halifax and Montreal,arrived | at St. Johns, Newfoundland, to-day, with rudder broken and part of cargo jettisoned. She left Malaga about the 6th ult.

UNITED STATES. Newark, N. J., Nov. 1.

It is roughly estimated that the suspend. | ed Mechanics’ National Bank’s assests wil! pay depositors 50 to 60 per cent. The | amount of the -defalcation is stated to be $7,600,000. The Surrender of Nugent's factory property is demanded on the ground that it was acquired by money obtained frem the Bank under a promise of turning it over in case of necessity.

New York, Oct. 31.

A Newark despatch says at a meeting ef the directors of the Mechanics’ National Bank, held yesterday afternoon, cashier VO. | L. Baldwin stated to them that the bank | was not in « cenditien te pay, and that the liabilities were so great that further attempts to carry on business would be useless. The directors then offered to subscribe $500,000 to put the bank in condition for busi- ness, but the cashier responded that $2,- 000,000 weuld net do it. The director -$ | then decided to suspend atenee. The fol- lowing are the directors :—Stephen H.Cen- dick, Lewis ©. Grover, Wiiliam UOlark, Benry C. Howell, Oscar L. Baldwin,George| A. Haslea, James E. Bond, Joseph A. Hansley, Joseph Hencler; Joseph A. Han- |

tley, President and Oscar L. Baldwin, Cashier. The last named oflicer was man- ager. The news came like a thunderclap

on the community. There was not a sus-| picion that the institution was not the | strongest in Newark. The directors have | been considered the mest trustwerthy rag ef meninthe city and the reputatien of Baldwin as a financier probably stood first | in the State. Newark, Oct. 30. Cashier Baldwin of the Mechanies) Bank was waited upon this afternoon at his one by the United States District Attorney and Commissioner Keashy, and was admitted to bail in $26,000 te appear at court Nevem- ber 7th. | Baldwin said voluntarily that abeut the | year 1873 he began to make loans to C. Nugent & Oo., without security and with-| eut the sanction of the Directors. Having} begun he was in the power of Nugent & Co., and continued these accemmodations, | | sometimes loaning them $50,000 in one | month, until the total increased to a ruin- | ous amount. Nugent assured him that he | had. a large property and capital in his business which would make all loans good. Nugent was aware that he (Baldwin) was using the bank’s money, and always prom- ised to surrender his property in case of any trouble. Under these circumstances the loan was increased till it reached ever $2,000,000. Nugent would give drafts on friends in New York which would be credited to him as cash, and Baldwin would use the bank’s money to take up the drafts when due. The books were falsified to indieate that the acceunts were correct. Finally, however, the losses were placed in account of the Mechanic’s Bank in New York, so that while it appeared that the Newark Bank had a claim for $2,000,000 ainst the New York bank, in truth the wark owes the New York bank $2,000, 000. This difference is almost wholly due to the irregular transactions with Nugent. He said he had speculated very little arid lost nothing in that way. Nugent can be | held liable for his part in the transactions. |

GREAT BRITAIN AND [RELAND.

Lonpon, Nov. 1. |

All the colleries in Southwest Lancashire have stopped till Thursday. | The Archbishop of Tuam has eondemned | the “‘no rent” doetrine in unsparing lan- | ;

u : aes snow sterms and gales are re- | ported throughout England.

The ‘Standard ” denies that Gladstone | has resigned the Chancellorship of zal Exchequer, as reporte d

The Boston ship ‘‘ Jamestewn,” from | St. John to Liverpoo!, iong since aban- doned, has been yyered ashore near Reijavik, the c apl growing on her . ks,

ciscé

Municipal elections throughout England |

and Wales show great many places

Parnel!, whe has been unanimously elected Chairman of the Cork Chamber of Commerce, was seized with violent spasms on Sunday, suffering several hours.

Sexton has been release from prison on account of ill-health,

The first decision under the Land Court | was given at Monaghan, yesterday, when the commissioners, after viewing the hold- ing in the case, reduced the rent by 50 shillings for the next 15 years.

The American ship ‘‘ Humbold Rey- nolds,” from Shanghai to New York has) been wrecked in the China Sea.

Rev. Geo. Granville Bradley has beer. | installed Dean of Westminster.

Conservative gains 1n a!

A troop ship left Portsmouth yesterd: ay |

With 620 to reinforce regiments in Ireland.

Orders have been received at Athlone to

men

have a flying column iu isadiness to pro- |

ceed immediately to any part of Westmeath | or Roscommon.

Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the | Maritime Provinces.

Toronto, November 3—10 a. m.

Easterly to southerly winds, gradually in creasing in force, Cloudy to rainy mild weather.

| The eq

| lettetown., | Charlettetown.

RR pcenvew TO DAY, per sch son,” from Boston, —

| of Ieeland, with grass | ™. al of Iceland, 8 | with Btore and Dwelling

TEE barILy AIX AMET: NER, NOVEMBER 3, 1881.

(For the Hvraminer )

INDIAN SUMMER.

autumn breezes low,

Sad sigh the fhe white aad fie cy clouds drift by, With gentle motion ghding slow,

Acress the depths of azure sky.

Now softly on the waving sea, the golden ghatiag sunbeams play, And softly ob vars ripened lea,

The evening shadows leag h'ning lay.

Along the hard and pebbly strand,

Phe wild, white, screaming }sea-gulle erewd, And o’er the newly furrowed land,

The tufted plover whistles loud.

Che troopicyg «s vallows Po reward tren, lo distant b ‘wht and ory chime 5. And leave behing the ri il ing burn,

And ali the happy autumn “chimes.

Beneath the crimson forest’s giew, ‘The sober partridge stately struts, iitrel gaily chirps below,

Or placks the burly brown beech-nut.,

The shanely maples taurn’d te geld, The falien dead leaves withered strewn Upon the green and mossy meuld,

‘ Proclaim too sure the stimmer’s ruin.

The faded crimsen leaves and sere, rhe soft and sweetly-scented air,

| Pell us of all the varied year,

Bright fleeting autumn is megt fair. { Noma, Indian River, Oct. 15, 1881. bw ne nem ge nee = SS 7

SHIP NE RWS S

Halifax, Oct 31— Ar Net tie B H, Grand River; Jean d’Aic, Summerside, bound - to Providence, R I. Nov 1—M A Starr, Char- Oct 31—Cid Mary D Tupper, Nov 1—Cld Leid) McDos- ald, Souris; Petr, Summerside; Jean d’ Aic tor Providence; Mary Eleanor for New Len- don.

Port Mulgrave, Nov 1—Ar Maggie Roach andJ © Willams from P E I for Lockpert.

Canso, Nov !—~Arschrs Lizzie and Lydia from Charlettetown.

Moston, Oct 23—Cid schr Julia Franklin, Charlottetown.

Phila ietphia, Oct -28—In port, Edith Car | Baic hael, uncertain.

Barque Mionie Carmichael at Lendon Oct

i7, frem Baltimore via Havre, slipped both her anchers and chains Oct 15 off North Fore- }land, having a broken Sel

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VALUABLE

Household Furniture.

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AT PUBLIC

FRIDAY, 4th inst.,

AT 2 o’OLOcE,

WILL SELL

IN FRONT Op THE

‘Queen Street Auctisn Rooms,

A COLLECTION OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

CONSISTING OF

Bedroom Snites (Walnut), Parlor Suites (in Hair Cleth and Repp), Tables,

Chairs, Lounges, &e., &, -—ALSO—

il Piano. W. D. STEWART,

Auctioneer,

FISH MARKET,

Graften Street.

Oet. 18, ’é1—eod

** Had-

250 bris choice Family Fiour, 150 os Cornuieal, 50 boxes Raisins, 40 bris Kerosene Oil, 15 brls Cranberries (Cape ( od), 10 bris Bunker Hill Pickles, in bulk, Anda large stock of Groceries to arrive in a few days. — sLso— In addition to the present large stock of Fish: 50 barrels Labrador Herring, 290 boxes Sealed Herring,

Barrels Salmon, Trout, Cod Sounds, Liaddies, etc., for sale at

Finnan lowest cash

prices, at the Fish Market, Grafton St. J. H. MYRICK, Ch’town, Nov. }, 1881. eod

AUCTION.

CREAT CLEARINC- OUT SALE.

%HH subscriber, intending to remove from his present place of business, offers his | following property for sale:

Ist. My Business Stand situated on O’ Leary toad, Lot 8, containing ene acre of land, House attached, | Warehouse, Barn and Cooper Shep. The | Buildings are all new, and | Sta ud it cannot be excelle ad.

2nd. Lobster Factory situated at ‘‘ Eureka Cove,

taining 9 Boats, 1000 traps,

our Island sheres. Also 160 acres of land at-

tached; 60 acres are cleared and under a good of cultivation, the balance is covered {with a growth of hard and soft wood. On Bouse, Barn and Saw Mill, which will be seld with | or oe Factory, to suit purchaser.

Warehduse at West Point

state sail premises there is a Pwelling ord. t New

Ww harf, 2 24x28 feet. The sale will commence on

‘Wednesday, 16th of November,

at 12 oclock, noon,

; land will be contin merch«ndis: also 3 Horses,

| possible here to enumerate.

| Also fer sale 120 acres of land situated on Schooners | called Mary Jane, 55 tons register, 1 year {old, and’ the C Pearl, 32 tons register, 4

Brudevell River, Lot 53, and 2

years old. Terms made known day of sale,

DUNCAN McCALLUM.

O'Leary, Lot 8, Nov. 1,’ 81—6i edd, wly li

AUCTION, OF |

A’ Select Assarkment of Flowers,

as a Business

Lot 7, with all its appurtenances, con- and all that is negessary to run a first-class Factory. The location is acknowledged to be the best on

ued for three days. when of a'l deseriptions will be sedd; 4 Cows, 1 Riding Wagon, 1 Express do, 1 Truck de, 1 Cart (mew), Plough ana Harrows, Harness, 2 Sleighs, 200 Mack- ver Barrels, 200 Pork do, 75 Warrels Bait, Household Furniture, and other articles im-

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LATEST, NEWEST, BEST. PERK'

‘Have just received 3 tases Newest and Best Shapes, in Plush, Beaver,

Our Stock is now about complete in every and country to inspect our Goods when making their purchases, as we can assure them they will

find no better value.

Our Dress Goods, Cloths, Flannels and Winceys

are not surpassed in extent, variety and value.

Cetton qualities,

Rugs and Railway Wrappers,

Mats, Gent»’ Furnishing Goods, &c,,

Charlottetown, Nov. 1, 1881.

eS. eee ee

Some Expensive Ladies’

fur Lined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Dress Goods. AT A LARGE REDUCTION.

JUST

Nor. 1, 1881.

Warp and Cottons of every description, of the best and at the lowest prices.

Se eee ee a

ATT CoOsT! Readymade Clothing, Tweeds and Heavy Cloths,

AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE.

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NS & STERNS

Feit and Straw Hats,

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particular, and we invite customers from town

Just see these Goods aud get patterns whether you buy or not.

Flannels, Blankets, Horse Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs and &c.

PERKINS & STERNS.

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Cloth Mantles and Dolmans, and

OPENED AND MARKED LOW, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacques, &c, &e. R. W. TREMAINE,

83 QUEEN STREET.

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Oct. 14, 1881.

The Great Canadian Weekly from now to the end of 1882 for ONE TOLLAR.

LEGAL QUESTIONS AND

authorities :— L. Bs ARNOLD, Esq.,

subscribers upon these subjects.

It contains during the year

making, Forestry, the car

Send your orders now to

BRITISH ‘WARBHOUSE, QUEEN SQUARE, HAVE JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

Which will be disposed of at Very Low Prices.

neal en aren Re ceed me Ree a RE as a AL

CHEAPER THAN EVER

J.B. MACDONALD

Is Selling Off his Immense Steck of Bry Goods and Clothing this Fall at very low prices. articles at a small price Store.

Everyoue in want ef goed

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Private Residence and Farm, AT RIVERSIDE.

AM instructed by Lambert Disney, Esq., to sell AT AUCTION, on the premises, on MONDAY, 14th Noy., at 12 ocilock, his very valuable and handsomely-situated Farm Residence, Outbuildings, Land. &., known as “ Riverside, * situated at Pleasant Point, Nerth Rive r, about 34 miles from the City. The Farm’ consists of 110 acres of Land, 80 acres of. which are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, well fenced, &c.

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and harbor, scenery, and will be sold at a bar- gain,

Terms liberal and made known at sale,

WILLIAM DODD, Oct, 29, °81—m th sat Auctioneer,

HOUSEKEEPERS |

AND OTHERS

ILL please take notice that we are pre- pared to fill orders promptly aad ex- press them to any part of the City tree of charge. Also that our Goods are first-class

and cheap.

On hand and to arrive,—

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GEORGE CARTER,

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PRANC’S Prize Christmas Cards,

First instalment received this day at HARVIES’ BOOKSTORE.

Oct, 31—tf

FEATHERS.

IGHEST PRIVE paid for good GEESE FEATHERS.

JOHN NEWSON. Oct, 29, 1881.

For Sale or to Let.

“YNWAT excellent Cottage and Barn situate near the corner of Queen and Bayfield streets. Immediate possession given.

RICHARD JOHNSON, M. D. Kent Street, Oct. 29, Nt td

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HORACE HASZARD.

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AUTUMN STOCK,

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4 tons Cordage,

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2600 boxes Window Glass,

1 ease Silk Bolting Cloth, 125 dozen framed Puck Saws, 850 pieces Hollow Ware,

4 cases Nixey’s Lead,

7 toas Brandram’s Paints,

4 tens Firth’s Cast Steel,

8 Portable Forges,

25 barrels Pitch, 40 barrels Tar, 12 barrels Rosin,

5 barrels Borax, 300 Cotton Nets,

4 bales Net Twines, 400 bags Shot,

3 cases Guns,

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