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10 Hhds. Porte Ries Sugar, 10 Bbis, “ 10 Puns. Clenfeuges Holasses, 2060 Bhis. Flour.

(in Consignment—Fer Sale CHEAP. i

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YACHT FOR SALE. :

NOR SALE-—-The Fast-ssiling Pleasure Y aw ht ** Carita,” well finished and found in every respect, with good Cabin ac- commodation. Length of keel about 30 feet: For particulars apply to PEAKE BROS. & CO,

Ch'town, June 19—2i whkly ti rO LET. VERY desirable NEW COTTAGE, iA situate on the South Side of the Hills- borough River, Mount Stewart, lately occu- pied hy Kdwin Coffin, Esq. - Apply to

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MORE NEW CLOTHS! BEER & SONS’ Custom Tailoring Department.

June 19, 1879

TO LET, FEVGAT STORE AND OFFICE lately oceu- ; pied by Mr. John Gillan, in Hyndman’s Brick Building, corner of Queen and Water atreets. Immediate possession given, Also, | SEVERAL ROOMS, suitable for offices, ete.,

in upper stories same building. .For terms, ete... upply to

JOHN INGS.

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2 House to Let.

() Vii HALF that desirable Two .and-a-half Story BPwelling House situate on the eastern side of Upper Prince street, adjoining the grounds of the Hon. Jadge Hensley. Possession given immediately. Apply to kK. R. BROW,

at Messrs, Hodgson & McLeod's, Water st,

May 7 —eisth

COMMERCIAL Uuion Assurance Company, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

CAPITAL - - $12,500,000.

PNSURANCE effected against Fire on all . descriptions of Property throughout the Island, o@ Low rates and promrr settlement of

Tos #es. HORACE HASZARD, Agent for P. E. Island. Ch'town, -Dec, 20, 1878— -

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

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Will be held in the Y. M.c. A. Hall, in aid

of Sr. Perer’s Cuvren, by the members of

St. Peter's Church Sewing Society, on , r , ? r

WEDNESDAY, 2ad JULY.

. Doors open at 2 p.m. Admission 15 cents children 5 cents.

Contributions for the Sale will be thankfully received by the Society at its meetings cn ‘Thursday afternoons, in the Church School room, or by

MRS. E. J. HODGSON, Pres’dt.

MRS. ALEXANDER, Treas.

MISS JENKINS, Secretary, Ch'towa, May 26, 1879.—2aw

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REPAIRING neatly executed.

Picrure Frames and Mouldings constantly on hand or made to order. All kinds. of Household Furniture farnished. 8@° Don’t forget the place: Opposite Mrs. Robertsongs Hotel, Souris East, P. E. Island,

April 12 —2m eod

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Italian and American Marble, Monuments, Tablets, Headstones,

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Napkins, Towels, — ‘Towelings, Counterpanes, sed Tickings, Shectings,

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Carpets & Oil Cloths,

RUGS & MATS.

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Convent Da Notre Dame.

} CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

Tue exercises at the Convent De Notre | Dame were coneluded by a grand Concert and the distribution of prizes to the pupils in the Convent Hall last evening. The at- tendence was very large. Among those present were His Lordship Bishop Me- Intyre, Very Rev. Dr. MeDonald, anda large number of priests from the Island parishes; Senater Howlan, Edward Hackett, M. P., and Hon. W. W. Sullivan. An excellent programme, containing many classic selections was presented and rendered in a very creditable manner. The ‘** Musical Soiree,” in which Misses Kick- ham, McDonald and Caven took the prin- cipal parts, was well worthy of special mention, as was the “‘ Vagabond,’. by Prof. Caven. The choruses and the instru- mental selection—some of which were played by over thirty hands — were heartily and deservedly applauded. Those present—chiefly parents and friends of ihe pupils— gave several gratifying indications, during the evening, of their perception of the success which has attended the labors of Mother St. Hypolite, the skilled music teacher, under whose direction the concert was held. At, the close, His Lordship Bishop McIntyre complimented the pupils on the progress they had made during the past year. He was followed by Judge Reddin, who paid very high compliments to the work of the Sisters in this and other communities, etc. The following is the list of prizes awarded ;—

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ELEMENTARY CASS. The following pupils receive prizes for being good little girls:—May Leahy, Josephine Paoli and Katie O'Connell.

Fourth Division,

The following pupils receive prizes for Application:—The Misses Winnie Blake, Katie Doyle, Alice Joy, Katie Aylward, Eugenie Benoit and Augusta Aylward.

Third Division,

Maggie Deherty, Mary Jane Ruth, Agnes McInnis, Annie Murphy, Angeline Quirk, Eveline Welsh and Bessie Fraser.

Second Division.

Ada Gaul, Annie Payne and Minnie Me- Eachern.

First Division,

The pupils of this Division receive prizes for constant application ; '

Miss Georgenia Smith, Ist prize of Spell- ing, Reading, Grammar and French; 2nd prize, Arithmetic.

Miss Minnie Dorsey, Ist prize Reading, Writing and Geography , 2nd prize, Arith- metic,

Miss Clara Hegan, lat prize Spelling, Read- ing and Grammar ; 2nd, Arithmetic and Geo- graphy.

Miss Ruth Kickham, Ist prize Reading, Writing, Spelling and Knitting ; 2nd, Arith- metic and Grammar,

Miss Maggie McKachern, Ist prize Arith- netic, Grammar, Geography and Reading.

Miss Ellie McCraith, Ist prize Reading, Spelling, Grammar and Geography.

SECOND CLASS, Third Division. Ionor—Tie Daisy.

The following pupils receive the honors of this Division :

Miss Annie Koughan. Ist prize, Religious Instruction, Writing, Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic and Knitting. ’

Miss Julia Carey, lst prize, Writing, Gram- mar aud Geography; 2nd prize, History and Arithmeti. .

Miss Grace Koughan, Ist prize, Arithmetic, History and Geography; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction, Writing and Grammar.

Miss Hettie Smith, Ist prize Reading, Geo- graphy and History; 2nd, Religious Instrne- tion, Arithmetic, Writing and Grammar.

Miss Josephine McDonald, Ist prize Re- ligious Instruction, Geography and History’; 2ad prize Writing, Grammar and Arithmetic.

Miss Winnie McDonald, Ist prize, Writing, Reading and Geography; 2nd prize Arith- metic, Grammar and History.

Honov—The Rosebud

The foilowing pupils* receive the honors of this course ; °

Miss MaggiejTobin, Ist prize of Religious Instruction, Geegraphy, History and Arith- metic. 2nd prize, Grammar and Writing,

Miss Charlotte Cahill, Ist prize Religious Instraction, Grammar, Geography and History. 2nd prize Arithmetic and Writing. :

Miss Annie Reddin, Ist prize- Religious Instruction, Grammar, History, Geography and Arithmetic. 2nd prize Writing.

Miss Susie Reddin Ist prize Arithmetic, Geography, History and French. 2nd prize Grammar and Writing.

Miss Katie Coady, Ist prize Arithmetic,

Second Division.

Cet» cme mien tates

History and Geography. 2nd prize religions | Instruction, Grammar and History. Miss Eliza Tebin. Ist prize Writing, History and Geography, 2nd prize Religious Instruc- tion, Arithmetic and Writing. Miss Annie Grant Ist prize Grammar and | History. 2nd prize Religious Instruction, | Geography, Arithmetic and Writing, | Miss Kate Kelly, lst prize Writing, History and Geography. 2nd prize Religious Instruc- | tion, Grammar and Arithmetic. Miss Eliza O'Halloran, Ist prize Grammar | and Arithmetic. 2nd prize Religious Instruc- | tion Geography and History. First Division—Honor—The Pink Rosebud. | The following pupils receive the honors of | this division :— Miss Ellie Hickey, lst prize, Religious In- structions, Grammar, Geography, History,

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Arithmetic, Map-drawing, and Plain Sewing; 2nd prize, Penmanship.

Miss Sarah Q. Walker, Iss prize, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar and Pen- manship; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction and Map-drawing.

Miss Lucy M. Caven, Ist prize, Geography, Graumar, History and Penmanship; 2nd

rize, Religious Instruction, Arithmetic and Map-drawing.

Miss Margaret J. Enman, Ist prize, Gram- mar, History, Arithmetic, and Embroid- ery. Miss Sarah, McDonald, 1st prize, History, Geography, and Knitting; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction, Grammar, Arithmetic, Map- drawing and Penmanship.

Miss Alice Murphy, Ist prize, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Map-drawing and Penmanship.

Miss Katie O'Halloran, ist prize, Grammar and Geography; 2nd prize, Religious Instruc- tion, History, Arithmetic and Penmanship.

Miss Emma Hennessy, 2nd prize. Arithme- tic, History, Geography, and Religious In- struction.

FIRST CLASS, ; Honor—TVhe Pink Rose.

The following pupils receive the honors of this course :—

Second f ‘OUrse,

Miss Maggie McCraith, Ist prize Grammar, History, (Geography, Map-Drawing, <Arith- metic and Algebra; 2nd prize Religious In- struction.

Miss Liazie MeDonald, Ist prize Religious Instruction, Grammar, Geography, History, Map-Drawing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, A}- gebra and French.

Miss Mary A. McQuillan, Ist prize Gram- mar, Geography, History. Arithmetic and Algebra ; 2nd prize Religious Instruction and

French, Miss Maud Reddin, Ist prize Religious In- struction, Grammar, History, Geography,

Map-Drawing, Arithmetic and Algebra.

Miss Mary A. Gaul, Ist prize of Penman- ship, Grammar, History, Map-Drawing, Arith metic, Algebra, Plain Sewing and Knitting ; 2nd prize Religious Instruction and Geo- graphy.

Miss Rosina Kickham, Ist prize of History, Arithmetic, Algebra, Knitting and Em- broidery ; 2nd prize Religious- Instruction, Grammar and Geography.

Miss Girtie Welsh, Ist prize Arithmetic and Algebra; 2nd prize Grammar, Geography, History and Map-Drawing.

First Course—Honor—The White Rose.

The following pupils received the henors of this course :—

Miss Annie Carey, Ist prize, Grammar, His- tory, Rhetoric, Globes, Arithmetic,Geometry, Algebra andFrench; 2nd prize, Religious In- struction and Book-keepiug,

Miss Eliza Cahill, Ist prize, Grammar, His- tory, Rhetoric, Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometery and Embroidery; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction.

Miss Clara Hamilton, Ist prize, Penman- ship, Grammar History, Globes, Rhetoric, Ar'thmetic, Algebra, Plain Sewing and Knit- ting; 2nd prize, Keligious Instruction, and Geometry.

Miss Priscilla McLeod, Ist prize, History, Rhetoric, Grammar, Geometry, Algebra, and Arithmetic; 2nd prize, Globes and Book- keeping.

Miss Lizzie Murphy, Ist prize, Grammar, History, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry and Knitting; 2nd_ prize, . Religious Instruction, Rhetoric and Globes.

Miss Florie Welsh, lst prize, Rhetoric, Grammar, History, Arithmetic, and Algebra; 2nd prize, Geometry.

Miss Minnie Doyle, Ist prize, Book-keep- ing, Geometry, Algebra, Arithmetic and Globes; 2nd prize, Khetoric, Grammar, His- tory and Religious Instruction.

Honor-—A Silver Medal.

The following pupils receive the honors of this course :—Miss Josephine Clark, Ist prize of Religious Instruction, Rhetoric, History, Logic, Botany, Geometry,* Algebra, Frence Embroidery and Knitting ; 2nd, prize Globes and Book-keeping.

Miss Annie Irving, Ist price Rhetoric, His- tory, Logic, Botany, Book-keeping, Globes, Geometry, Algebra, Arithmetic and Em- broidery . °

Miss Clara MclIsaac, Ist prize Religious In- struction, History, Logic, Botany, Rhetoric, Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic; 2nd prize Penmanship.

Miss Mary McCraith, lst prize History, Khetoric, Logic, Botany, Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic ; 2nd prize, Penmanship and religious Instruction.

Miss 4Cassie Corbett, lst prize History, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany. Arithmetic and Geometry ; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction Algebra and Globes.

Miss Agnes Halloran, Ist prize Rhetoric, History, Logic and Arithmetic ; 2nd prize, Religious Instruction, Algebra, Geometry and Book-keeping.

I aderqraduatinyg fourse.

Superior Course.

Honeor—~A Gold and Silver Croas,

The following pupils receive the honors of this course :—-

Miss Augusta Grant, Ist prize of Religious Instruction, Natural and Modern History, thetoric, Botany, Logic, Geometry, Algebra, French, and Knitting; 2nd prize Globes and Book-keeping.

Miss Teresa McInnis, Ist prize Religious In- struction, Geometry, Algebra, Natural and Modern History, Rhetoric, Logic, Botany, Globes and French; 2nd prize Book-keeping.

Vocal and Instrumental Music.

The following pupils have distinguished themselves for application to Vocal and In- strumental Music and Drawing :—

ELEMENTARY CLASS. Honorable Mention.

Misses Maggie Mc¥achern, Clara Hogan and Katie Coady.

FOURTH CLASS.

lat prize, Misses Mary A. McQuillan and Maggie Traill.

Honorable Mention,

Charlotte Cahill, Winnie McDonald and Annie Koughan.

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THIRD CLASS, Second Division.

ist prize, Vocal and Instrumental, Miss Clara Hamilton, and Ist of Drawing. Miss Lizzie McDonald, Ist prize Vocal and Instrumental, and 2nd for Organ. Miss Maggie McKinnon, 2ud prize for Organ and Vocal. Honorable Mention,

Agnes Halloran, Sarah Walker, Clara Me- Isaac and Maud Reddin,2nd prize of Drawing. First Division.

Ist prize Miss Teresa McInnis ; 2nd prize of Vocal.

Ist prize, Miss Priscilla McLeod; and 3rd of Vocal.

2nd prize, Miss Augusta Grant, and Ist prize of Crayon.

2nd prize, Miss Ellie Hickey, Honorable Mention for Vocal.

SECOND CLASS, Second Division,

Ist. prise Misses Lucy Caven, Mary Anne Gaul; Ist prize of Water Color, Rosina Kick- ham. 2nd Harp, Piano and 3rd of Vocal; Gertie Welsh 2nd of Piano, Hon. mention for vocal.

hirst Division,

lst prize Miss S. Jane Smith, Piano and Harp.

Ist prize, Miss Flora. Welsh, Hon. Mention for Vocal. 2nd prize Miss Annie Irving.

FIRST CLASS,

3rd prize Miss Cassie Corbett; 2nd prize Miss Josephine Clarke ; Ist prize Miss Mary A. McQuaid Hon. Mention for Harp and Vocal. FIRST CLASS.

Crowns of Honor.

Crowns of Excellence are awarded to Misses Augusta Grant, Teresa McInnis, Annie Carey, and Eliza Cahill.

Crowns for Constant Application to Misses Josephine Clark and Annie Irving.

Crown for Amiability to Miss Clara Me- Tsaac.

Crown for Halloran.

Crowns for Diligence to Misses Cassie Cor- bett and Mary McCraith,

SECOND CLASS,

Crown for being a good little girl to Miss Julie Carey.

A Gold Cross, for Religious Instruction, presented by His Lordship the Bishop of Charlottetown to the most deserving pupil in the First Class. There are five pupils who equally deserve the honor bestowed. They will draw for it :—

Miss Josephine Clark, }'* Augusta Grant, Lizzie McDonald, Teresa McInnis, Clara McIsaae.—Drawn by Miss Clara Mclsaac.}

A Gold Medal, for ,Religious Instruction, presented by Rey. Father Phelan, Charlotte- town, to the most deserving pupil in the Second Class—Miss Ellie Hickey.

A Gold Medal, for Household Economy and Neatness, presented hy the Superioress of the Congregation de Notre Dame, Charlottetown, to the most deserving pupil. There are four who equally deserve the honor bestowed :—

Miss Annie Carey,

** Annie Irving,

** Mary A. Gaul,

*“ Annie Koughan. Annie Keughan.

Punctuality to Miss Agnes

Drawn by Miss

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« ND FE-PAINTED~ Chairs Re-Caned— Lr Looking-Glass Frames Refittec, and all kinds of Machine Work dene with satisfaction and promptness, at

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