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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

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AND OTHER WATTENS

\ M i force of the Do The French National A embly m ) Ti aelaw Ynnt . ! i to men I day last. rhe ppression of the late uprising in = i ‘ tor ( coal J pan cost S AKIAMMD, ed I t last week The Hiouse of Lords w 1 n { i - - May 22nd till J Ist i i Known In th nt ¢ ‘a t unde Alfonus they t kil i munded _* Lieutenant Ger Sir A i Wi i ( } KI it roy , il i t 4 } ture mn, next wee a n Is dead ‘ Measures are already been ken to se- \ : a _ AWREN < the election of Pre lent G1 LO m Montre to Qu c bega the third term. Ja ¢ Che strikers have again broken ont in 2ee@ the coa regior of rl M t \\ \ evail ported last we lhe Spanish Government, afte: Cal } i sis al i le ture of Bilboa, again ged man) ' i » for & o- ai . to recognize the Re pr abl : se ia It is suggested that « siiniata would pros 3 Scroot Question, —The debate in bably cause a consolidation between life ‘ ‘ : ; ,, and fire Insurance c anies. 6 ' r Legislatnre on the School Question will |“, AEIEnOe Compania +00 be continued next week The difficulties are insurmountable in rernm i, the formation of a Coalition Government . f . for Spain. S ys Madrid Iberia. adopt Y policy « Hicn Peice rox Hay.—In the market of aes 9 ae tee 9a ; tht chang ' at > Mili embers avana, by are I Vsiight changes in Belleville, (Ont.,) on Saturday, the 9th nae Saeennet® Sn ree SF & eepee i ld $45 "Ths decree of Captain General Concha, may on leta hay solid at $40 per ton Think of payment of $1,000 remain at home. 7 {oa faemare of Prince Edwar ] val ; i : > M offi armers Cf Prince Edward Island There are said to be about 1,5°0 miles of : -<—- ; ; — n & ‘ : , arrow guage rO% onstructe $ wched on Qu Cie lumber trade appears to be active. narrow guage railr¢ ad constructed in thi S ‘ nd oR ; i country and the United States ve : : }thousand feet of deals, 200 thousand : : i — ; ‘ It is estimate hat the grape-crop in ee ngles, and a quantity of laths, ship-| 0° Sananen Cues Tae grepe-croy -<=>- . : ¢ France will this year be about half the ' 1) ; : jiarec arriv — . ie ? . we « ‘ays Plank and mast-piece . arrived here during average yield, on account of the great . st week, principally from New Bruns damage done by the frosts. ‘ Earl Carnarvon, Colonial Secretary, sai we ae in the House of Lords that the British ' - British Columbians re- | Government will not abandon its posses~ ‘oul the delay in the construction of the | sions on the Gold Coast. haiiway; t express their satisfac~ Newfoundland advices represent the seal wit new policy of the Government, catch as under two-thirds that of last year i ngness to wait for a vear or | 274 ihe oe — as likely to be not m re | than one-hal . - It is said the conquest of the Island of i value of Island produce exported | Formosa is likely to lead to a war between n the last week aggregated &62.2]1.5)], | China and Japan the former country having | ri . large interests centred in the Island. t neipally of oats and deals to . a a i ad ' Cireassians to the number of half a million +; Oats an ) pes tk »wirounds . : P . me Pome Se SEwroNe are said to have left Russian soil within the tae a id eggs and potatoes to Halifax | last few years, and large numbers are pre- i Bastor paring to emigrate into Turkey ee - Che terrible hurricane that prevailed at 4 ware AG ' ‘ ifaPri-< . # ne A Hunzanitari- | y¢ ulrasa few days ago is threatening Bengal. ; ’ writing to the St. John 7 coms | A great amount of Shipping has been de = r , that cattle sent by rail to the St. | stroyed, many vessels have been torn from | market are packed in the cars “‘ heads their moorings and driven to s¢ ~ :s se sardines in a box He A despatch from St. Petersburg, says the 1 1, | Gran ke Nicholas, brother of the Czar, i gests t ttle cars be fitted up with | Grand Duke holas, as ' ; . .. | has been arrested,but on what charge is not j | g partitions so that each animai shail known His house was searched by the pt se] te and distinct, ‘‘ with room Police. There is great excitement in St gh to prevent chafing at the sides Petersburgh in consequence of the arrest " ‘sea : a a Wo HH A Constantinople despatch (May 12) res y T ‘ : co " por per 1ere is no abatement of famine vn horsestrainer of Cyn= | in Arrobi Reports from all sections of . ted a very ingenious bit, to Alesis are must doleful. Many persor 1 on the trotting horse, so ne atly ars have starved to death ean give his horse { proclamation has been issued by D ion shment during a heat without Carlos announcing that he will st ishy f ib} 1. _ | pesist the Republic forces in Biscay. Thi ! 3 po \ rubber tube runs ; ; : : : : c recognization of the Government is the hes 1 the bit to the seat of the sulky, abgorping topic in Madrid, Spain. Marshal there is attached a rubber bag for | Serrano proposes to form the best cabinet r spirit, from which the lightning | yet soem there, as soon as he is restored to in health. an drink refreshment on his fiery oT ¥ } pausing The Czar Alexander is now in England, | . as -_—.-+ and no doub will be received as c ALLY as ase is in : \ vortH’s EXPULSION The Pictou | his father Nichol - was some years before . he Crimea war. during that contest the

eports t the mass meeting of one : 1 .d, } .

1 : : I eeen pene remembe! th some bit

\ x nstituents in King’s | terness, the courtesies th« or | d lavished o1

. Is Over eight | his Imperial ee But he pI nt Cza

a l peoy present, and the ex- should be more popular than his father — is Is Cae S. John Te Ta . of of ) mdemnatory of the :

t 1 nanimous. Mr. Wood- —The Premier Baron of Irelaaa, Lord

z- : ' ) Kingsale, died re comaitey. He was born in

mia a splendid speech, and was | > 5-5 : :

A : i I at ]828, and succee ded to the titie 17 »,, On > red. ihe County of Kings | the death of his broth ’ pri- . ' vit voice, resents the indignity offered | yitege enjoyed by Lord i rn t 3 ts representa- Kings ale, was that hats in

wast : ; yresence of the 1 they nd the oth Counties f the Pro- pre n : u : ‘ ‘ ¢ had been entitied ¢ sur rt it in t ssertion Of its King John. who grant ) f ‘ i have been infringed by a! the Earl of Ulster government, and its slavish folloy A printing offi ve has lately been establish " at Peking, in connection with Peking Col- ‘we lege Srom which a history | ig { N M.D n’s new Insolvency | \ Rel ion, will 1. i not bear t dint of criticis and ¥ where also a work or y | i . ‘ ee £ sai . is heing nied } s been withdrawn. The Halifax | ®SS0 Billequin is being nted. ih remar] “This is the second | @>lishment has been visited by Pri em marssy— sas 1s ne =secon® | Kung, who expressed himself much pleased _—--> great yersure promised in the ‘ Speech,’ | with the arrangement : =e lded by Government organs a: Central America is ofall the of the rant pur] party evidences of the Government’s wonderful | earth, that in which the general public re- I ; o%s ‘ . ry: > : + . A ] tail on » 25th of May ). \.) | promptitude; the Court of Appeals Bill | fuse to take any interest. It is to them 4) pers vt re ge . n »3 ee arely « ic f es quakes, fevers anc | ns who are generous enough to con: | being the first. Plainly, the measures Mr. | Merely a region of earthquakes, fevers and but vard w . itl : oe eine incessant revolutions, and apenas , . i their ¢ Dori in search of originality, has under- | faction fights. But there is an announce ns i du - en ‘ - : : : g : , turing th taken to frame, have not recommended | ment now made public which, if true, is eee the | themselves to shrewd old foxes like Blake, ae recording = is so ee eae ocazion to ratile the Gold and silver Wat ples: : i i and so gratifying, that we will not risk the and therefore they have saved the Governs re t lant ; eal loa 7 spoiling of its signifi icance by any comments ; : : 1 ment a repetition of the humiliation of the | __peace reigns throughout Central Am« eee : na t defeat by a timely interference and juy | ca!— The Nation. al! = Li y*given advice to withhold this, that Che Icelanders are making preparations + ° } , yoy , . ‘is " . . . 1 e nd the other ll * till next session lhe | to celebrate with fitting solemnity the thou- uw vill more than likely be that the In. | 9an leth anniversary of the colonization of " he unk n strictness, the commem- Law mutinue much as it Is, on liland In sieapiu Pape ‘iar gente : ; oration should have taken place last ye a 12 | change Xs oa . cm Qt hat the first settler since it Was in jo that the first setti nay have suggested Ingolf and Lejf, founded the settlement ne i si afterwards and still known as Rei: javi ter ; NDLAND. —] i fruitless attempt to land on 1) uth Newfoundland has been } ,. | coastin 870. Herald urnamed Haafag ¥ c rt lent of t} (beautiful haired), had recently made the a , Vail esponaent o7 the conqut t of Norway, had united its various os { f ‘e Says that “no announce- | provinces for the first time under our rul been made as toa general | His severities towards the conquered jar! nd it generally believe a Goy- compelled many of them to abandon their - : ‘ country, and either become pirates or seek me to no determination as . 1 } ie < ’ ee a home elsewhere. Ingolf and Lejf were se they will avoid an election | among the exile Another of these col- “cotland t hund } possible ; but unless they can strengthen | onizers, and a far more celebrated one, wa grants | y 4 spe mselves by obtaining additional support | the famous Rolf Ganger, founder of the ; | ‘Pr Duchy of Normandy, and ancestor of Wi des; . t . m the ranks of the Opposition, they can- | , . ; : . wi Vo 9 ‘ liam the Conqueror 1 ] f 1 second session, depending on the or ae : The N. Y. Tribune says:- Ve had no t ‘ Sneak , rrv their The ° ° j dog : a j . ” corpse op cae Sg April, and it seems possible that we may g ’ ‘ Royal Commission is SIU have no May. vur March this year lasted : i present, investigating the public ac- | 6) days, and even then seemed loth to go, 7 ! t i ir years Judge | turning and rending us at least with great j tedt tion of P wrath, like the evil spirit that goeth out of t ple i 10 MN ress one - oe I mes 1 ts 1man. ‘The fair believers in the poets and pennahaduietnaen . ” ae SHO COMO! the calendar, who crowned their pretty i. m experience — Mess heads with Spring bravery at Easter, have om if t along with him. | fluttered about the streets since then like Mon , n ar float as to the heroic comesouters, who are willing to suffer t as a testimony of good times on the way triad yt ‘ re the { I 18s10 are , ; + Gisclosul _— n are | With eyes suffused with the — g dust > m th report, but until and delicate noses as blue as the fie i flow. eport appears it wonld be premature | ers in their hats, they have he ab re wu ur h \ . es i 4 se J ri ste on the subiect. Whether we | Testher im the name of the absent April : : | and now they are to have their reward. For » have a ewfoundland Scandal’ and while the alman: 1c says n thing “ be it Mi Ly, the ; tion f corrupt practices rivalling | sky and air are full of June, an! Winte ‘ m vdvanced communities, | crowded out by Summer without the inbie. : enti “ing There never was such a tim id n \ searching investi. | Vemtion of Spring. here never was su : season,the forgetful Gothamities says one to thisnature, evenil nothing wrong another. The disagreeable people who l, will be wholesome ‘ters | keepa record of the weather say that these l n the future.’ exceptional years average about | to the — century. I me ti past have | Ovrrage on 4 Britisn Consut.—The per id accounts from many | 60n Ol Mr. Magee, British Vice-Consul at : \ San Jose, (iautemala, has been barbarously ft Provit vith regard to the : , , | outraged. A telegram to contempoaries ene Wink wheat crop. The} jn s¢ John and Halifax gives the following nd late f ts were repré sented to/| meagre particulars :—*‘ The outrage upon np y killed it in places } the British Consul, Magee, at San Jose, ~ a . _ P aig ea a ana ‘ nr ‘ "1 iia no depth of snow to pro- | C#Uses great excitement. nae only cause ‘ known was hisinability, by reason of lame- . mces give at present | ness to appear before Ty Abe ren prompts ppt evidence of the truth ly as the latterdesired. It is thought that a In heavy clay lands Mage e will recover from his injuries, but a aoe his nervous system is seriously shocked. it ta om > c g- r ' good deal of mi When Gonzales was about to have the se~ en done; but it is well known | cond two hundred lashes inflicted upon gives some ap-| Magee, the latter begged Gonzales not to the farmer to Keep up his | commence, but to allow him slit escape t ‘ ‘i hile the ] t| th: steamer Arizona, and he (Magee) would tion for grumbilng, while tne >s ' ee give him a letter which wouk . ensure his —_ s rule, quite in advance of his | gatety at Salvador. Gonzales — to j i expectations. Let us hope that | this. M: igee wrote & letter, when Gonzales be so this season with regard to the | ordered his so] Idiers to shoot Mage¢ But } » se s eNns< “ ‘ ft cannot be doubted that | they refused, as they knev w Serrano was en . ' ai ' | tering the town. Gonzales then took a j ; ¢ j ‘ were there to be tolerably copious raius, | boat to embark on the Arizona, accompans | nl ' ¢ 1. ’ ‘ j ian | ging v fyllowed by warm and genial weather, the | ied by the U. S. Consular Agent James | to commence. Mr Phillips began witha fields would soon puton a wonderfully re- | Latter, and got on board. As Ciozales tad i nae. ( Weare nla’ Wie den reached half way up the gangway, he was b he requested tl idien vived appe C afr » de man A ihe req wud ppearan |: shot mortally through the abdomen, but : a short prayer. He age done to grass and clover is more seri-/ got into his boat again and made for the ther g hyt 1 songs, as follows, - and anything better than light crops | shore, he being again shot in the shoulder. sand, ray child, and lead are h ardly to be looked for. H: Ay is now | The Arizona a 2 he ee in order to aid Mr. } 4 1e a» tter seeds of kindness sry dear everywhere, and there is little is of Bindine — Ts ing all the passengers on the Arizena, as | ine “hh pwre te ms perance ong, and like li hood that prices will fall off muc h, if | well as the crew, armed thems elves, feeling se f he two last named | at all, during the summer. ‘There is the | much incensed at the horrible treatment of | ¢ ee Me I j more probabili ty that value will be sustain Mr. Magee. Gen, Serrano sent word that : ¢ vf wat ehabiajhe a | i } ed, as oats are also scarce and dear, having | be would keep Gonzales till his wounds S very (4) ‘al evening woul within the last six or sevep weeks advanced | healed, in order that he might shoot him.’ A ‘ ‘ t from 36c. per bushel to 55¢.— Toronto | Gonzales’ wound proved ‘mortal end he , 4 ' | has since died, w of the above report, it might be | ; . , > thas | : i 7 our farmers to hare large wheat | )y L AIN JOB AND BOOK "Vaile — <e } ‘ine > Yi “nN le is this year. If the wheat crop of the | PRINTING done at the , m Upper Provinces fails, flour will | } Lens y , cdear here next winter. — Ep. Exasner). | EXAMINER Orric¢ E,

MISCELLANEOUS,

| inter any dead body in the Protestant burying

LOCAL AND ‘OTHE IR MATTERS.

PICKSTONES

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New { cok Metbienl Orr & Co have Wash Ing Crystal. } l ’ n th Dry Goods ti ule wholes } ‘ } : tand is next the) pm CASES just recieved per Prince Ep- | tore o ven { nolly & Co, Give them — WARD, en. CARVELL BROS. ~o 10s May 11, 1874.—3in We i w n our co try ” 1 rainst cert parties who are ped Per ' ‘Carroll. i vd t } [-land. They e flooding the count ds ace ns ( CONSIGNMENT and offered at ticle ent y worthl We have known \ lowest wholesale prices them pay bystander to recommend it. 22 bbls. old RYE WHISKEY, tenia hab Masa OLD TOM, ar , is GINGER WINE, > Spm wm poy “a, > Park He It 1 that k H a RASPBERRY SYRI . ' — STRAWBERRY Summerside, has already been bespoken | LEMON ge numl of mmer excursionists CARVELL BBOS. An addition ha ‘betes te > it. Mr. Hols | Ch town, 11th May.1874.—3in p is man deserves great success, for his enters SW HH Ts

has been great. oo oe Festivat.—By the kind per: | °° puns.

ee ad .| 25 hhds. « P.R. SUGAR, mission of Sir Ro} ert Lion gson the ladies | 30 bbls WHITE PULVERIZED sU GAR. of St. Paul’s,intend having a Strawburry and

: | In Store at lowest Prices,

Refreshment Table, Ice Cream, &c., | CARVELL BROS.

in aid of their Church, on Government | Ch’ h’town, May 11, 1874.—3i isl July 9. Enterance |

FLOUR, CORNMEAL.

UST RECIEVE D, a ede of choice FLOUR and CORNMEAL, which we will sell cheap for Cash. BLATCH, McKENZIE & CO. May 11, 1874.—2in

20 CIB! Ns

A Fine German Silver Cera

prise RETAILING MOLASSES,

S| RAWBERRyY brigh

with Grounds, on Thursday,

12 cents

Brirish QuaRTERLY.—The reprintof the Brit Qnarterly Rev April has just been received from the Leonard Scott Pubs Che publication is a little later consequence of the remova m 4140 Fulton Street to 4! New York. We will review it in Our next issue,

tew for lishing Co, Ch'town, than usual, i

of the office tre T

> } 4 barciay Street,

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cceian Henry G: Pineo, Esquire, Witll NAME AND M.P.P., for Camberland County, N.'S, Residence of the Owner, died jast week. Mr. Pineo was a son o! Now FOR 20 CTS.. AT

Hon. H. ¢ Pine M.L.C., was born at

Pugwash on the 6th of March, 183°, and, Adoiph Cuenther’s. therefore, was in the 45th year of his age- GREAT GEORGE ST.

‘h’town, May 11, 1874.—2m

He was one of the two sup asia of Con- federation elected to the House of Assems FROME PAPER bly in 1847 oo ee . Hittsporoven Sevare. - Some induces Cheapest in Town. ment shoull be held out to our City Bands NOW 18 THE TIME TO GET to play on Hillsborough Square in the

T BARGAINS

inns

GR coming summer evenings. Many citizens

would like to promenade on the square and

f - |

listen to good music on at least one evening R 0 0 M P A p F R.

of th week, We trust pubhe spirited | lovers of music in this city will take the CALL AND SEE THE PATTERNS AT matter in hand. Let a subscription be Harvie’s Bookstore. raised Corporation will doubtless May 11, 1874.

head it with a handsome contribution. We} 3 ) > » .

h ype Mr. Doug! will see that the iron seats R ( ) ( ) M I A I E R

ire replaced and « new flag-staff erected —AT—

: — HALF PRICE.

MARRIED. oa \t Mont - bs tev P| FERARVEIE’S BOOKSTORE. . : M : Mr. M “ys i : t to Miss __Ch’town, May 11, 1874. __ \ - pep | CLOVER SEED! At St. J \. B.. Thursday ever th

SOS! GET THE BEST.

Lea's Celebrated Red Clover. Howatt’s Choice Red Clover. dfrey’s Prize Red Clover.

Howatt’s Prize Alsike Clover. | All warranted free from Daisy, on ' ee Wholesale and Retail at PASSENGERS. ue ee H. A. HARVIE’S. m'¢ a oa S r, A. J.j Queen Street, May 11, 1874. MebD A.M. W I Ma v a | cu c ] Wim. Te \ C3 LG ARS, \ W 5 J } { B i : MecR Li Cee 4 ber Str. Som Halifax et i6.000 Choice Havanna Cigars, 1 s VW I Cr. hn OCH na, LiOs. i John Owen, Hyvson McDonald, Jas ON CONSIGNMENT. | s Hann, Pa G ul- | FENTON T. NEWBERY. I : Chas. Ha 1 | Ch’town, May 11, 1874.—2i a. oe if » Mur \ - | . " olathe aa Rein R oe ee ein Rope. K Is . Solna Mi : ! M OQ COLES cura MANILL ( irs. ¢ A SOD 100 eX] don WEDNESDAY ne _ SHIPPING. | bs CARVELL BROS. fea ywn, May 11, 1874.—lin arg PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN e a ee scispinicerone | 40 ON TS! May 11 . Lone Star, Walton, Bay | Verte, lumber; Native Lass, Gerrior, A G00 STENGII PLATE Pictou,coal; Challenge, LeBlanc. Pictou, \ i } COR \melia, A. Gerrior. Pictou, « ma : Albion, Be Chatram, deals A FOR S01 ou deals: Pro- ci . cee aoe Pro. Warking Linen ete, Magg Strang, d 1 Ad- | WITH Beaud t I 1 ; Lu-| Indelible Ink and Brush, Sprague.Bay Verte, Ina Se rt } Now For 40 CTS. AT \' Lr u McDon- | ’ ld, Halifax via Georgetown, mdse. | Adoiph Guenther’s {—-Napier. LeVange. Pictou, coal; On | GREAT GEORGE ST. ) Ww tol Mavvie, | couche, lun cast Netice to Builders. iy 3 ridn } 1k | \ l r, New ¢ sle, | f kg omeny will be rec ceived by the under r. ©. Hil, Mitch Ship| # signed, until the 22nd day of MAY, Joke MebD } inst for the erection of a Two-Story | W » do do.}| Dw House, on the Mount Edward I »: Blizabeth R rly « ite the residence of Judge ] ee ] Pope \ ( Plans ‘ itions can be seen at AY | my office iia PHILLIPS & LEWIS, ( \\ B I Hillsborough Street Halifax. herring ros. potatoes and May ] , 1874. 2in yeasks. 11—Brigt. Et Fitz- | patrick. Penarth Ro a, deals,and oats ; | Mi ' & S i schr. 4 o. S. Fogg.Campion, St. John’s 0 asses ugar. Nfd., potatoes s,sinsles and plank B Bessie, Treanor, St. Joh To ARRIV &, l luce; Achates, Warne, Cray <3 sehr. Ranger, Matatel, do ‘Direct from Barbadoes, Foam, Moran, St ' sitica. Athen Weil. “s eae 4 Per Brigt. “ Bittern.” ; ‘ - B ue Moselle ames, | DUE HERE ABOUT THE) 257m May, r sound ‘ il acais s Doane, Boste \ A Browy ae puns choice retailing MOLASSES, | brigt. E. C. Mutch, Bermi aa a e20 hhds bright Muscovado & Vacuum ' S heresa, Degal, Bue- | Pan SUGAR, »—-Barque Sylvia, Bal- | will be sold low while landing. j i i On .rAeN vv OEY "TT. r . , "anne FENTON T. NEWBERY.

May 11, 1874 4in WILL PROPERTY AND Li se bie NG LMPORT artoys ! FOR SALE ae

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11, 1874.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS, 9 oo

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, Monday, Wednesday and Monday, Wednesday. and Friday,9 p. m. Friday, 6 p. m Y « . ) Mond., Wed., & Frid., 9 p.m. Mon., Wed. and Friday, Charles Otto Win Proprietor 19-30, p. m | |Every alternate Friday, com-| mencing on Friday 15th || May at 9 p. m. About every “Iternate Sat-

Oysters & Refreshments

| Great Britain via Halifax, | Supplementary mailevery al-- widay, commmencing Sat- { ternate Sunday, 12-50, p.m.; urday, 16th May, 10 p. m. | commenving Sunday 17th IN FIRST-CLASS Mai j ii . Great Britain, via Quebec, 2 |Monday. ? p. im Friday, 10-30, p. m. Ss H oO R T Ni © k t Cc E 5 Great Britain, via United 2 gpk Wednesday and Mond., Wed., and Friday, A FIRST-CLASS States, 5 ‘riday, 9 p.m 10-30, p. m. WOPAO . ss | Newfoundland and West? Sameas Great Britain, via Same mn Great Britain, via HAIR DRE SSIN i OON Indies, §;} Halitax. Halifax. | Summerside and intermedi- 2 Daily, Sunday excepted, 9 Daily, Sunday excepted, 2 | IN ONNECTIOY ate offices, ‘| p.m. p.m. Georgetown and intermedi- 2 |Daily, Sunday excepted, 9 Daily, Sunday excepted, 2 ” ate offices $| p.m. p. m. A large and and well selected Stock of Western — Tignish, Alber- } Wednesday Saturday, 9 p. m./Tuesday, Friday, 2 p. m. ton, &c., | Eastern—St.Peter’s,Souris, 2; Monday, Thursday, 9 p. m Wednesday, Saturday, 7 p.m. | 5 M 0 K RS’ AR il C L E S, ae. § AND Southern—Murray Harbor 2? Monday, Thursday, 9 p.m. |Wednesday, Saturday, 2 p.m, me | Belfast, &c., § Ea mew Ceoods | Bedeque—Tryon, Crapaud, 2 Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Monday, Wednesday. Friday, i &C., §; 9p. m. 2.30, p.m ban A cali respe Brackley Point—Covehead, 2 Monday, Thursday. 8 a.m, |Tuesday, Friday, 9 a. m, tion guaranteed I 5 | oe, 5 OYSTERS 0} \ Pisquid—Johnston’s River, 2 Friday. 12-30, p. m. Friday, 10 a. m. Ch’town, April 27, 1874 we E ' ° . Letters to be Registered must be posted by 8-30, p. m., both postage and Registration Skating Rink Compan je fee must be prepaid Phe Postage on transient Newspapers, and on lette.s for City delivery must be pre A BAZAAR and St paid. ok be ld in « 1 Cha Letters may be posted in the Letter Boxes iail Steamers up to the time of their | lt wn S} k ¢ departure. f m of J A. MACDONALD, Postmaster received by Post Office, Ch’iown, P. E. L., 9th May, 1874. of n uae ~ MRS R. B. PEAK L. H. DAVIES W. CLARKI CARVELI HOBKIRKE

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HEAD OFFICE, - - MONTRAL. will leave the Company's Whart t } nitt r ! Sir Alexand F. Galt, K C.M. G President. poy shea; 7 npadieali ir Alexander d " siden For Shedia | Summerside CAPITAL. 100,000. Every Tuesday, Thursd | Sat ——— meme day ito oct } t ) MHIS COMPANY, Incorporated by Acts of Parliament, is licensed to transact Gu ural Ry “aie ping f , QI a tee business throughout the Dominion, and to issue Bonps of Security in lieu of - UbUi Le VuUl DOLIUWao Private suretyships, Every Wednesday, Friday, and Mond vii AP arrival of train from St, Jol The Bonds of the Company are accepted by the Dominion Government FROM ALL PUB- LIC OFFICERS OF CANADA, a8 also by F yw Diptny na whehor The Bank of Montreal, r} yal Canadian Bank or F1ctou Aa WHROUUL Halifax Banking Co., rhe Bank of — Every Tuesday and Thursday m The People’s Bank, The Domiuion Ban 1t five o'clock. and for PICTOI The Maritime Bank of the Dominion, ( eTo Ww? The Grand Trunk Railway. The Great Western Railway, acd by other Companys and si Boards of Trade. Also by the Governments of Quebec and British Columbia se . . at Lull in fi I Jiid ‘¥ K V> The object of this Company is to guarantee to the employer the faithful performance ia of the duty of the employee, thereby dispensing with the trouble, inconvenience and in- | Wed i 1 \ E GEOK

security of private suretyship.

Persons

requiring to put in bonds of securi

ty on their to Dominion O1-

appointment

From Pictou t FICES in this Is land, by app lic aoe to a branch office here,can tain th 1on pay nt or rom L LULU ] l j the premium of from j to 1 per cent. “ . Every Mond Wed R. RR. KitzGerald, on arriyal of ti Agent in P. E. Island. | \V i. *§ Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1874. \ ‘ c £8 83 of RIVED. LORD, Mid9a & MUN JUST AR THE EXAMINER LORD, fiiJti & jill! DER S.S. Somerset, from Boston aod S IS NOW PUBLISHED IN Bonnibell from New Yor ' , | . 6 9.500 Barrels Flour & Cornmeal Messrs Welsh & Owen's! aicaasebin Tien which will be sold in quantities to Traders i 5 5 Pi sac a lines for cash, or at 3 months on approv- \ ew Briek Building pi PWEEA ' NTR} iL, {

m of years.a Shingle and Saw : Mit, sickened on Hawt s Been, Few Aud offers for Sale, oo Sager with about 80 res of we eee ene aee isexee | At Lowest Market Rates! ac nt, tage a to drive both mills, and is| 400 bbls. Spring Extra FLOUR, within 10 miles of the City. Also fors ile, | 200 do ‘ Hewland’s” choice do 52 acres of land, with buil rs, situated on} 200 do Supertine do, the Sor Wiltshire Roa ot 31,8 miles 200 do Kiln Dried CORNMEAL. from the Citv, (near Fowle’s Mills.) This 20 half-bbls Graham FLOUR, Property is wel tuated, being within 12 do Cracked WHEAT, few chains of a‘ hs Faones, Rieck: | } puns Choice MOLASSES smith’s Fe Mills, there are about 12 hhds Porto Rico and Vacuum Pan es u Vil ) remainade ver SUGAR, i with Hardy spr me F vers, ¢ °> bbls Refined do, For further particulars, apply to the Sub- Saene ¢ Superior TEA Cha etown. } 25 half-chests § s A . 20 boxes Layer RAISINS, BENRY C.DOUSE. | 95 tins Ground COFFEE, vn, May 12, 1874.—3in | 10 bags RICE, s e | 100 sides SOLE LEATHER, ss of NE ECs B | 65 casks Kerosene OIL, ; a : ; Ae 25 boxes CANDLES, j i's mnerget sen, to sei Cucampel 20 Crates EARTHENWARE, ae Wood FEMPS. AR HeUTs Hem Com COtry (0 coils MANILLA ROPE, 6 thread and | Fifty D ek at this business | upwards, G. C. CARMAN, | 100 boxes MOTT’S SOAP, Manutacturer’s Agent.| 15 cases MATCHES, Hyadinan's J gy. Queen Stree | 20 casks WASHING SODA, Mav 18. 1874 ow 15 kegs Baking SODA, : 25 doz PAILS, 19) Ip it} iW nip te | 50 doz BROOMS, Charlo LU ile! 1 |] Ceuitl ey Company. . cer ? Superior Smoking and | ree caddic Chewing TOBACCO, IN OTICH | 10,000 Havanna CIGARS,

D. PIPES,

25 boxes T.

t Act of our Legislature, passed | 45 reams WRAPPING PAPER, AS in — 1872. enacts, that from and} 40 M. PAPER BAGS, after the first day of January, 1874, it shall 20 boxes Coleman’s No. 1 STARCH, not be lawful, under certain penalties, to 25 do Benson’s CORN STARCH,

30 cans Coleman’s MUSTARD,

Grouml, on the Malpeque Road, in 20 bbls Ship and Pilot BREAD,

the fifth ward of this City and 4s 25 boxes Fancy BISCUITS,

the New Cemetry is now ready for! poxes Pepper, Ginger, Spices, Broma, Co- interment, application for burials there- coa, Cocoa Sticks. Chncoiate. &e., &c. |in must be made to the undersigned, | FENTON T. NEWBERY.

at his residence in Kent Street. May aR equal | -

avail-

1874.—4i

20

1000 MEN WANED.

Plots for interments, 15 by feet, tol share of the Company's ground,

able for $30,0n payment of two-thirds of

the purchase money, and subject to another

call of $10. ESSRS. SCHREIBER & BURPEE beg Plots for individual interment $2 each M* eave to give notice that they will have a

ts | full . immer's employment for

Persons desirous of obtaining allotments | in the Cemetry, will please apply to} | william Condall, Esq., the Treasurer of | One Thousand Men, he Company. | upon their Works, on the Line of Railw ay, from e By Order | the early opening of Spring. Apply on the JOUN LEPAGE, Sec’y. | Works. ie Pec.29. 1878, Ch'town, P. E. 1, April 13th, 1874. Im

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OWEN

ld stand, Dorchester St

Office, o!

Oh'tows, May Me ay 4, 1676,

CONNOLLY

Tryon Woolen Mills:

pue PROPRIETORS thanking

friends for the very liberal patronage extende d)

to them during the past year, wish to inti imate Attention

that they have made arrangements w! th C

Factory, while

of the Tryon their

SIDAEL, @. b, AMD

mt mer et cj horses COPE Queen and King Streets; cme ar , SBE ee Sona as a * Mimosa 846 Tens Captain Mitel IBUSINESS OFFICE ;—First floor | «Viki-g, 885 ~ 4 do first door to the left. : ¥ aan ae | Na ns » is directed to our

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Stanfield, of Truro, to manufacture for them . ee until they get their factory re-built LUB RATES

We have 20,000 yards of CLOTH on hand to\pee, 8, 1873. KENTON \ EW BERY, be disposed of in the usual way. SEW BERY,

a NS) pices May, 4, 1874.—40 nia the business as usual. :

We beg to remind our patrons and the pul Rieer wail ‘FOR SALE.

generally, that the

Fulling, Dyeing, and Dressing

Department will »

Stand.

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70 tins PEPPER, 50 GINGER,

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