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Tus readers of the Examinek wiil, frm time te time, receive ihe account of ‘* Men of the Diy Ime-viewe'.” by correspondents

NOUPTY SE OVD. haemo PGMTAMG AM LGUPL,

on *‘Uscar Wilde,” appears t

abous 6.000 men; in case of necessity it | will be reinfureed by 2,000 from the naval | brigade. Major General Sir Edward Haw- | ley's division ts 7,000 strong

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THE DAILY »xAMINER, AUGUST 2.,

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Lexgue meets

> THERE is an agitation in Monctom against sWilogibyg signa, > are reported in

DeeTRUCTIVE forest fires

Queen's County, N. S. sipped

Puere are said to be 10,000 salmon in the Miramichi freezers, worth $20,000.

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Zion Cuurcit Coxerecation hold a busi ness meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.

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PUREE casesof drunkenness at the Stipen- diary Magistrate's Court this forenoon,

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Somesopy in Fredericton is trying te prove that Arabi Pasha is a native of that | eity. ~~. —

Neary 18,000 harvesters, an unusual num | ber, have gone from Ireland to England this) year. }

Tuz Turr—Tom Keeler won the ** free- | for-ali” race at Calais, on Friday, with Zulu secvnd, and Walter third.

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A YOUNG @tkt named Phillis Floyd was!

ron over and killed by a train at Bioomtield |

station, N. B., on Friday.

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Iz the last five years 1,594 dead bodies,

have been taken from the Thames in the | various districts of London. ade isibil

Scoit Acr Scrutiny,— No decision has yet |

been rendered in the Scott Act Scrutiny before |

Judge Watters in St. John. wees

P. ARCHIBALD, of Cavendish, |

Rev. W.

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Mrs. Lanyon, of Elgin, N. B., was so severely injured by a runaway accident at Gowland, Moncton, N. B., that she cannot! live. _ > ——

Messrs. Gray AND Wueaton, of N. B., are auvertising fcr 100 men to go to work on | the Uape Tormentine Railway, tor which they have the contract.

A Parspoxo correspondent of the Amherst | Gareie writes that it has been stated a Syndi cate have purchased the Spring Hill and Parrsboro Railway.

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Coiv.— Yesterday was the coldest day ex- | oe since the 3rd of July. Many thin-

looded citizens wore overcoats. ‘The maxi mum temperature was 6) dey., and the minimum 50 deg.

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AN Ottawa despatch says: ‘‘The recent wet aud cold weather has doue much to injure the prospects of the spring grain crop. In adjacent counties roots and potatoes promise an abundant yield.”

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Tus government of Ontario and Quebec recoguiz.ng the importance of the subject, have aunounced their intention of sending special representatives to the meetiogs of the Forestry Congress at Montreal.

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AMMERST seems to be prospering, and buiding operations are being carried on ex- tensively. Some twenty or more buildings have been erected this season or are now under way, the total cost of which will be 931,500.

_ o-—— | C, Surzrser, Esq., Engineer of Government Railways, acd W. P. Archibald, Esq, of Moncton, left this morning for that city. They made a thorough inspection of the Railway aud its various departments and, we learn, found everything satisfactory, _---—> —_—

A rrevLiar law exists on the statue book ef New Jersey State, which provides that any officer or Sheriff having charge of a prisoner held for a capital crime who allows the

risoner to escape will be punished with ceath ; persons aiding a prisoner charged with acaptal offence will also be pnuished w:th death. —_— - > —

A witrie son of Mr. Uharles Bagnoss, of Halifax, died from poisoning on Saturday. The child was at a picnic last week, and while away from its parents, fell in with an old man who gave it a piece of cake which proved to be poisonous, and caused the child’s death. A diligent search is bemg made for the miscreant.

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Tue real estate of Moncton is valued by the assessors at $836,605, the personal at $191,900, and incomes at $247,233. The total taxes, exclusive of $2,016 for statute labor, $15,220, of which $5,065 is for schools, $!,- 443 for water, and $278 for gas. The t+x ation 3100 is $4,31, but the tax on $10,000 is only $:07. 64.

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News of a terrible drowning accident come: to-day from Lake Muskego. It shows that on Saturday last the Rev. Father Chapel went fishing with a crew of four Indians in a duy- out. They had taken a large number, and were returning shoreward, when a storm of bail came upon them, swamped the boat, and all were drowned.

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Tue Rev. R. H. Seeley, of Haverhill, Mass . delivered a very able discourse in St. James’ Church in this city, yesterday. Bis review of man in relation to hs material and spiritual existence was profoundly mets-

hysical and scholarly. The address will long remembered by those who heard the effort of this talented preacher. hikianliliipiiiies

A rest of the ‘* Eureka” Seamless Cotton Hose was made in Portland, N. B., a few days ago before the most prominent members of the tire department. It was very satisfac. tory. The Sun says:—**The steam engine was placed at the foot of Simonds street, where the water supply is abundant. One end of the five hundred feet of hose was attached to the engine, the stretch heing laid along the inclined sidewalk leading up the Straight Shore; a cap was screwed on the other end of the hose, and when the steam gauge of the engine indicated 75 Ibs., Chiet John on gave the word ‘‘go ahead” The eugine waa started and the water forced up to a pressare of 230 Iba. to the square inch, the full capacity of the engige. This was repeated over and over again, Woen an examination of the hose was made, and it was found that no adr pof water had escaped from the entre length of 500 feet. Afterwards the cap was removed and the play ppe_ attached, which sent forth a beautifully emooth stream. The test was pronounced by all eminently satisfactory.” The ageni

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/ontports yesterday.

Roumania_ Restless.

ABOUKIZ BOMBARDED.

Rebels Driven from Ismalia, Canal Traffic Stopped. BRITISH TROGPS BEFORE RAMLEH,

Special to the Examiner.

ALEXANDRIA, Avg. 21 The British war ships begin the bom-

bardment of the Aboukir Forts yesterday |

afternoon. The firing is fierce and heavy and ia still proceeding

The British forces have ocenpied Ismailia. Che rebel troops were quickly driven from

their positions, and fled in all directions. |

The town will be held Admiral Hewit has given orders to stop at once all traffic on the Suez Canal.

there is much activity in the vicinity of the |

Canal.

Major-General Sir Evelyn Wood and staff were reconnoitering n:ar the Ramleh They were attacked the treons of Arabi, and some brisk firing took place on both sides. heh tired from the iron-clad train, in which many of the soldiers were in readiness with

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Gatiing guns. The loss to the enemy is not yet known. Onur casualities in the |

jaffair were only the wounding of four} The entrenchm: n's of Arabi will |

occupied the pulpit in Zion Church last|be attached on Monday morning, in full |

soldiers.

force, if the reinforcements are up and in| perfect order.

Wolseley and Seymour at Port Said.

Special Despatch to the Examiner. Port Sap, Aug. 21. Port Said was occupied by the English forees this morning. The men were set

to work at once in throwing up earth- works between the European and the Arab quarters. There is a great deal of

treachery among the civilian Arabs, and special precautionary measures have been taken against a general surprise.

Both General Wolseley and Seymour are here.

Admiral

Leal The | safety of vessels cannot be assured, and |

The Eng- |

| Matheson, Campbelton; | town; Augh

The men ot H. M S. Ineonstaat took two 64 ton guns, Arai Pacha’s own weapons, from Fort Adah to Ramleh to | day.

The train ran to-dey for the tirs |from Resetta. Gordon Highlanders to the right flank. LONDON, Aug. 18.

The Times, coneluding a review of the /work of Parliament, says. ‘* The Govern- |} ment do not now present the strenzth they shoutd, but Gladstone’s energy and spirit are apparently unsubdned either by re- | verses or by defections.’ ** The Government's rish supporters are making strong efforts | to obtain a reconsideration of Gray’s case. Buenos Ayres, 24th July, / via New Yor, Ang. 18. 5

Advices from Chili states that severa) iskirmishes have occurred between the Chilians and Peruvians, in ail of which the | former were victorions, except iu one in- | stance, when 75 Chilians were attacked by 2,000 Peruvians, and refusing to surrender, | all perished,

| The Stondard says:

Boston, Aug. 18. Calcutta, reports 4, James Kierstead, a seaman, a native of New Brunswick, died of con- | sumption, and was buried at sea.

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| Ship Anahuac, from | Aug.

} swentinilbiiina Weather Bulletin.

' enn i fvobabilities for the next 24 hours for the

} VU aitime Proves

21—10 a, mw,

fine weather,

Tokcntro, Aug. | Light te moderate winds, ivher temperature,

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

REVERE HOUSE,

Aug. 21—C C Bsll, Howards Cove; RA Murdock, Quebec ; C W Knight, Amherst ; WS Fisher st. John $M. Gordon, Boston ; Charles Lowe, Loadin Oat

OFBORNE HOUSE

August 19-A Wright, Bedeque; Walter Stewart, George L. McDonald, Cardigan; W B Siow, Ottawa, Ont; Walter Taber, Acushnet, Mass; Geo Tait, Halifax; Joha Newcomb, do; Jonn J Flemming, Toronto. 20—CC O-rle- ton, Souris; J W Fraser, St Peters; James Sqarebridge. Stanley Bridge; Mrs Angus Gregor, New Glasgow; Dr Honeywell, do

RANKIN HOUSE.

August 19—Samuel Nelson, Bridgewater; A Pelletier, Quebec; H W Hood, Moutreal; Steff Commander Maxwell, New cundlanc;

| Geo MeLauchhna, St John; G Campbell, Mon-

treal; F H McPhee and wife, Antigonish; F J Craiz, Halifax; W S Mulien; Moutrea!; H

Two transports from Bombay, filled with | troops from India, passed by Aden last Thursday.

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Special Dispotch to the Examiner. Lonvon, Aug. 21.

News has been received here that Rou- mania is becoming disquieted and assuming a@ threatening attitude. Russian agents have been there for some time past, causing | complications. The Russian intrigue ia at the basis of the affa:r.

The great fire which burnt the village of Lindebuden, West Prussia, extended to the crops which had just been harvested, and which it was hoped would be saved, The suffering to the homeless people will be intense.

TROUBLED IRELAND.

Special Dispatch to the Examiner. Dvus.in, Aug. 21.

Three men who were working on a boy- cotted farm near Boyle were fired at to-day. One, named Gaffney, is mortally wounded.

Four men have been arrested in Dublin for complicity in the four-fold murder cf J.yce, his wife, mother and daughter, which happened a few days ayo.

Thirteen suspects arrested under the coercion were released from prison this morning.

LACHINE REGATTA,

Canada Invincible.

Sp cial to the Examiner.

Monrreat, Aug. 21.

At the Lachine Regatta. on Saturday, Laing, the Canadian Champion, was vic-

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F Hazelwood, Newfoundland; Mr and Mrs Fossett, Philadelphia; Mr and Mrs Colin, do; Thomas Peck, Montreal; bP D Simonds, do; W A Fisher, Baltimore; DK E Fisker, do;

|e G Bigout, Phi'adelphia; E S Washburn,

Chicago, 8S B Murray, Yarmouth; Mr and Mrs Cuthard, Toronto; G B Pre-cott and wife, Sackville, N B; W C Johnson. Troy, Vhio; F M Sterritt, do; H H Weekly, do; T J Weely, do; John Horne and wife, st John,

ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL.

August 17—W A McKeen and wife, Pictou; Thomas Green, New Glasgow; J ) MeKen- zie, do; H D Price, Montreal; Mrs G M Welle, Cleveland, Ohio; D McLeod, Port Hill; Mrs D McDermid, New Glasgow; M McIntosh, do; Miss A McIntosh, do; Miss Kelly, do; J Me- Kie, Montreal; J D Dark, wife and child, Boston; J M Willis, Montreal; DR Rennie, do; B Marshall, New Glasgow; C G Harris, Burlington. Ohio; J R Gunn, Pictou; Miss M A Havlin, Boston; W McPhail, Freetown; Ada Taylor, do; Gillmara Reid, do: Uhas M Crawford, New York; R Chester, Boston; J Reid, Esdale; D Bruce, do; M Doyle, do; A Mathews, do; Miss Matthews, do; George Cobb, do; F Dunn, do; Mrs Pottinger, Bos: ton; Mrs Ward and family, Kensington; Mrs FE Ramsay, New York; Miss Waun, New Lon don; John M M McLeod, Bradalbane; M J Sinnott, Boston; Miss Framington, do; Miss A McDonald and two children, California, .U S; Mrs Monies and child, Salem, Mass; D Me- Leod, Montague; W H Fyfe, city, Oswald Meritt, Summerside; Miss McEachern, Bos- tor; D Burke, Hamilton, Ont.

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BIRTH.

On the 18th inst., at Admiralty House, the wife of Sir Leopold McClintock, the naval Commander-in-Chief, of a danghter.

At Amherst, on the 7th inst., the wife of Hon. W. T. Pipes, of a daughter.

MARRIED,

| At Hopetield Villa, Nfld, at the residence of the bride’s father, on the 22nd ult, by the Rev. W. W. Percival, Capt. David Pigot, of the schooner * Victor,” of P. E. Island, to Elizabeth Isabella, daughter of Mr. Charles Hutchings.

iorious over Buckley, Kirby, and Holmes, the Americans, in the race for single scuils, The race was exciting, and some first rate rowing was shewing, put the Canadian was mvincible.

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GENERAL CABLE NEWS,

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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 18.

A deserter from Arabi on Tuesday gives a yrephic description of the wisery prevailing in the latter’s camp where the wounded are crawling about, their sufferings unheeded. Some of these are said to have been shot by their comrades to free them from agony. Many Egyptians have been compelled against their will to fight.

Col. Mathnen has been appointed eensor of the press messages.

Arabi is said to be negotiating for his escape, in case of need, to the residence of |

On Saturday, the 19th inst., Florence Stew | art Mayne, deughter of Frederick and Mar | garet Leah Mitchell, aged ten and one-half | months.

At Glenwood, Souris West, on the 15th

| July, in the 48th year of his age, John Doyle, much and deservedly regretted by ail who had | the pleasure of his acquaintance. He leaves a | wife and four children to mourn the loss of a kind husband and indulgent parent. May iis soul rest in peace

(Advertiser and New Hra please capy )

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NOTICE

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JUDGE REDDIN

Wishes to Seil or Rent His Property

a fanatical Mahommedan dignitary on the | Opposite the Railway.

boders of Tripoli

A division of Guards and the €0th Regi-! ment are now embarking. Gordon and’ Cameron, Highlanders, are going to Ram- eh to form the nucleus of « Highland | brigade under General Allison. The fleet | aud transports are getting up stream. They ~ail with sealed orders.

Tie whole expedition on board the ships | ‘s ready to start in the moruing. The d s-| tination is still uncertain

Rebel official returns state that their) forees number 36,000 regulars, 35,000) militia and 50,000 B douios. They claim | to have 25,000 men at Kafr el Dwar. These | nu bers, of course, are greatly exaggerat | ed, but shqw the tone of confidence adopted | oy the natiye \ ba ST phe Abou td will conbist Of

Dwelling House, Stables, and large Ware- house,

| ‘The property fronts 170 feet on Water and

100 feet on Weymouth Street, A'so, Horses, Carriages, &<.,

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Convent of the Oongregaticn de Notre Dame.

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SOURES, P. E. E.

TUDIES will be resumed in this institu- K) tion on the first of September next Pupils way enter as boarders on very moder-

{ate terms

Av juet itb; 1882.

time | It conveyed a part of the |

Siti.

OPENED THIS WEEK !

JOHN McFHEE & CO’S.

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Black and Cream Spanish Laces, Fringes, BLACK AND C DLORED SATINS,

Gloves, Hosiery, Faney Prin‘’s, Tickings, Faacy Shirtings, Penims, Grey Cotious, Bleached Cottons, Cotton Warp, de.

Wh ARE SELLING THE BALANCE OF OUR

STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS,

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

Rare Bargains in every Department.

JOHN McPHEE & CO.

Auguat 9, 1882—2aw, wkiy Roserr Orr's OLp Sranp

WHAT WE WILL DO!

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From the First Day of August WE WILL BLTAIL FuR CASH,

All Kind of Meats at Wholesale Prices A. L. BRIDGES & CO.

STORE—HILLSBOROUGH STREET. MAKKET STALLS, 10, 12 and 14. Charlotte'own, Ju'y 29, 1882—!m ed,

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Charlottetown Boot and Shoe Factory

DORSEY, GOFF & CO., Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Our Own Make and Imported,

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SPRING IMPORTATIONS ALREADY RECEIVED BY “ NORTHERN LICHT.”

Onr own Factory make are becoming celebrated tor good atyle and qvality. . We se for cash only, and theiefore we can sell cheap. New York Rubber Boots (« rack Proot just received.

To Ssosmaxens—We sell French Calf Uppers for $1.75 per pair. Boot Polish Button Hooks, Leather Laces, Water-proot Dressing, Buttons and Fasteners always kept on hand, Give us a trial. [ap 28

St. Peter’s Schools.

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EXTRAORDINARY |

—AT THE—

LONDON HOUSE.

We have purchased Forty-

The next term will begin on Monday, 4th Sept, at 10 a. m.

BOYs’ SCHOOL. Head... Master.......2.3;. Rev, W. B King, B, A. Assistant Master...... Mr. Kenneth Hind, B A,

English Banches, Classics, Mathematics, French and Gi rman,

Girls’ School and Junior Boys’ Department,

Conducted by Miss Harris and Miss R, DesBrisay.

All Eoglish branches and rudiments of language. For terms, etc., apply to GEO, W. HODGSON, St. Peter's Clergy House. July 25—pat eod tl se 4

To Lime Burners !

ts For Sale—400 Tons of English and Scotch Coeds, ” PLYMOUTH BEST

recently imported and net ENGLISH LIMESTON?,

delivered to the party erder-| To arive by Brig “ALPHETA,” due here about the 15th inst., and by Brig “ZINGA,” due here about the 20th inst.

PEAKE BROS. & CO. Ch’tewn, llth Aug., ’82—2w 3iaw.

four Cases and Bales

ing them. | These Goods have been

bought at a great advantaze, NEW 'ahaceo Factory : and we shall cear them RICHMOND STREET.

low '§}° HE Subscribers wish to inform the public thit they have opemd a TOBACCO MANUFACTORY on Richmond Street. in the establishment formerly occupied by Mr, Philip Coyle, and are prepared to supply the

trade with

| ‘Tebaces of all kinds,

GEO. DAVIES & CO) a

at lowest prices. Re” Patronayze solicited and orders prompt- | ly fitled, COYLE & McQUAID. | Ch’town, July 31, 1882—3m 2aw wky & jo

FOR SALE.

PARLOR GRAND PIANO, by Hard- man, of New York (quits new), Rose- wood Case, Overstrupyz B«ss, Double Repeat ing Action and. fall Agraffe combination plate. / lso, a5 octave BELL ORGAN (nesrly ‘new), with a namber of stops and actions. Boh good icstruments, and wiil be sold mach beluw cost. Apply to

eut at extraordinary

prices for Cash.

July 11, 1882—wkly

HERRING!

JUST ARRIVED,

300 Barrels Prime, Large and Fat.

R M hi . = Je, ARVUHAR ON, Quen Sk; Aug. 17, ’S

HE. J. CUNDALL,

cna any. ‘Us; ‘Sty er pat law tf,

Administrator of Estateo late Mary Margaret |

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ST. PETER’S BAY, AUGUST 23, 1882.

A* EXCURSION AND TEA Will be i held on the 23rd August, mat, in aid of the Building +uad of the pew Church, at St Peter's Bay, im course of erection, .,

| Divine Service willbe held in the Church, | at 10)20 a.m, on which eccaswi Rev. Alex. ander McGillivray will preach in Gaelic and Kuglish,

Tea wili be served at 1 o'clock, Pp. ta, on the beautiful grounds of the Parochial ;esi- dence, and the Committee will leave nothing undone on their part to make the occasion an agreeable ote fur the guests who may favor them with their attendance,

Various Games ad recreations will be pro- vided for thé amusement of the young folks, and it is expected that a Boat Race will be arranged, to be taken part in by the ekilled rowers of Char oitetown,

The fojlowing Train arrangements bave been made in connection with the Tea ;—

Leave Charlottetown for St Peter's at 8,15 8. m,; returning leave St. Peter's for Char- lottetown at 5 p. m.

Leave Sammerside for St. Peter's at Teaan.; relurning leave St. Peter’s at 4.20 p,m,

Leave Souris for St. Peter's at 7.50.0, m; returning leave St. Peter's at 6 p. m.

Leave Georgetown for St Peter’s at 8.30 a.m.; returning leave St. Peter's at 4.20 p.m.

The rates of fares as follows :— Summerside to St, Peter's and retura.. 90 cts, Kensington and Freetown....... .......0 $0 cts,

County Line, Bradalbane, Hunter ; River and North Wiltsbire ....,... 75 cta. Reyaliy Junction Charlottetown, York, Georgetown, Cardigan, Perth...... 67 cts. Baldwin's, Peake’s Pieqaid, Souris, Tracadie, Bedford ...,4.... .cssieeesees 5u cts. Mount Stewart, Harmony........ ......... 40 cts,

And a}! shorter distances at one first-class frre,

Excursion Tickets will only be sold to those who purchase Tea Tickets, which will be for sale at all the above stations.

ANDREW LEWIs, St. Peter's Bay, Aug. 17, 82, Sec'y

Dominion of Canada,

Province of Prince Edward Island,

IN THE SUPREME COURT,

In the matter of an Act of the Par- liament of Canada, passed in the forty-fifth year of Her present Ma. jesty’s reign, chapter 23, intituled an Act respecting Insulvent Banks. Ijeur- ance Companies, Loan Companies, Build- ing Societies and Trading Corporations, and of the President, Directors and Company of the Bank of Prince Edward Island au Tusclvent Barking Compsny.

YOTLCE is hereby given that oh MON-

WAY, the seventh day of August next,

A. D, 1582, Mr. Jus ice Peters will s*nction

the sale by the Liquidators of the above-

named Banking Compeny, of certain real and personal! property particularly get forth and described in a ¢vrtain petition of said

Liquidators this day filed with me, the full

particulars and descriptions of such real and

personal property, and the deeds, convey- ances and mortgages thereof, can be dscer-

‘ainea and seen at the office of the said

Liqvidators, in the Bank Building tormerly

vecapied by said above-named Bayking Com-

pany. As «lso generally the drawing, accept- ing, m*king and endoreing by the® said

Liquidators of all bills of exchange «:.d pro-

| Missory notes necessary to le drawn, aecept-

ed, made or endorsed in aad about theobusi- ueks of Winding up the above named Banking

Company.

Unlese cause to contrary be shown before the said Mr, Justice Peters, as Judges Cham- bers, in the Law Courts Building, ia Char- lottetowa, in said Province, on that day, at the bour of one o’clock of the afternoon, by any of the creditors, contributories, share- hoiders or members of the said above men- ticned Banking Company.

Dated this Ist day of August, A, D, '882,

D. HODGSON, Prothouotary.

R. R, Frrzegracp, Solicitor,

Notice is hereby given that His Honor Mr. Justice Peters has, by ac order made in the above matter dated the Tih day of August, instant, extended the time tor shewing cause ugainst his sanctioning the matters in the above notice specified, annl FRIDAY, the twenty-tifth day of August instant, at the hour of eleven o'clock, forenoon, in the Judges’ Chambers, Charlottetown, where all creditors, contributories, shareholders, or members of the abovc pamed Company will be hard to shew cause, if avy they have, against such sancuon being given,

Dated the seventh day of August, A. D, 1882,

R. R, FitzGerald, Solicitor, JAMES D. IRVING, (au i6 4i] Deputy Prothonotary.

FORSES WANTED.

\ “RK TABOR will be at the Osborne House 4¥i trom the 22nd to the 26th, and will buy 0 draft and carriage horses weighing from 105) to 5300,

Ch’town, Aug, 17, 1882,

A CURE GUARANTEED.

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For Gid and Young, Male and Female. P ‘ Nervousness in ALL ite. sta

Weak , Loss of Brain Power, Sexval Pros-

tration, t Sweats Supermatorrh@a, Lencorrhea, Barren i Weakiess, and General Loss of hows, ts Nerrous Waste, Rejwven- ates the Jaded Intellect, Strengthens the Bnjeebl ed Braix Restores Surprising Tone and Vigor to the

trhausted Generative Orvens in either sea. EF With each order (OP TWELVE packages, accomp: nied with fiy dollars, we will send our Written Gusersptee to refu the mone if thittrestmeut dogs not effecta cure. It is the Cheapest : the Market. a2 Fail part ch which we detire to mail free to any "7 : Mack's Magwetic te sold by pres. gists at &O0 cts. per box, or @ boxes for or ve mailed free of postage, on receipt of tue » bs a@idressing i py MACK’S MAGNETIC MEDICINE: O., Windsor, Ont... Conada Sold in Cher, wo by Arn-thecariye’ Bal! Co.,, gerne Gr x Edward ivtuud, wots Wy whetd, su 13 whiy

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