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Sm S, L. Trntery left Rimouski to day for | England ;

TELEGRAMS and other IMportant matter on | last page.

Hon. J. C. Pore left Ottawa yesierJay for this Island.

fev. Tuomas DuNCAN is town. He will preaci in St. James’ Churen to-morrow fore- noon at the usual hour.

Tur walking match betweew Wakeland end | McCloskey takes place on the 26th mst. See advt. in another column.

Tar examination of the pupils attending the Convent of Notre Dame took place on Thursday last. [t was very successful.

Av the Methodist Conference in Halifax, on Thursday, the request for leave of absence, from Rev. J. Latheru, was cordially granted.

faux Orange Young Britons have decided to go to Hunter River on the i2th July. They will give a@ concert on that evening in the Hanter River Hail.

Tue New York Merald wants another race with Hanlan and Courtaey, It says that the fact is, that Elliott, the best of English scul- iers does not know how to row.

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Tue brigantine ‘‘ Harry Davies,” Yates, from Demerara for London, had completed re pairs and reloaded cargo at Bermuda, June 12. and sailed next day for destination.

ix the vicinity of St. John, on Thursday, brs. McGowan and her daughter were thrown from a wagon, and received injuries that will probably terminate fatally.

Tue clothing for the Charlottetown Engin. eers Co, arrived to-day in the Miramichi trom Quebec, The company meets for drill on Monday evening at 7 o'clock,

As previously imtimated, the Rev. Jolm Lathern, of the Prince street Methodist Church, will preach his farewell sertavn to- morrow evening at the usual hour.

Tue balance of that choice lot of cheese will be sold for 12 cents only, at the Family Grocery. Call before it is all gone.—R. K. BRACE,

Tur steamer Miramichi arrived from Mon- treal and Quebec this morning, with a full cargo of general merchandize and flour, She will sail for Pictou this evening.

THose who attended the excursion to New Glasgow on Thursday returned home yester- day evening, well pleased with their trip and

delighted with the sights they saw.

HANAN sails for Canada on the first of July (Dominion Day) bv the Inman Line steamer ‘City of Chester.’ He will visit Manchester on June 27th aud 28th.

Ix the Base-Ball match at the St. Patrick’s T. A. Society Pienic, on Thursday last, be- tween the Cherlottetown ({Rochfort Square) Base-Ball Clab and a Fort Augustus Club, the Charlottetown bovs were the victors by 34 runs,

Our two juvenile base-ball clubs engaged in a friendly contest cn Queen Square, last even- ing. Quite acrowd of spectators witnessed the game, which would not do discredit to our older boys. The ‘ Hillsborough Club” came

off victors.

Tur steamer M. A. Starr arrived irom Halifax on Thursday morning with a cargo of merchandize. After disloading she reloaded with a cargo consisting of 135 drums of fish, shipped by L. C. Hall; 100 boxes by Carvell Bro.s; 200 bush. oats and 3 casks and 1} bbl. by O. Connolly & Co.

Tne steamer ‘‘Worcester’’ sailed for Boston on Thursday evening with a cargo consisting of 368 bags and 80 bbls. potatoes, 531 boxes and 18 barrels eggs, 1507 boxes lobsters and the following passengers: Messrs. W. H. Brimmock, Daniel Callaghan, Miss Ellen M. Lawless, Mrs. M. McIntyre, Mrs. McPhee, J. McDonald, Miss McConnell.

Ow Thursday, Jaddis White, a brakeman at Point Duchene, met with a severe accident while working on the shunting engine, He fell between the car and the side of the wharf, and was caught by the truck and dragged a short distance before the engine could be stepped. He had his shoulder blade broken, his thigh put out of joint, and received other injuries. The Zimes says : ‘‘ White was formerly a brakeman in the Moncton yard. It was reported here last evening that the man had died, but this is not cerrect, though the injuries received are very serious. He may not survive.”

Rev. Bexnsamin Cuarre.t, A. B., who has been in charge of the Lower Cove and Germain street (St. John) Methodist congregations, re- spectively, has accepted the call recently ex- tended by the Methodist Church, Portland, St. John, and will enter upon his duties as pastor immediately after the ensuing session vf Conference which opens here on Wednesday next. The rev. sauna, who is now only “7 years of age, is a native of this city and well known by our people, to whom it must be gratifying to learn of his popularity in our sister city, and the esteem in which he is held, as is apparent by his recent promotion.

YESRERDAY was the second anniversary of the great fire which destroyed more'than half of the city of St. John and turned 15,000 of its people out of doors, leaving many of them

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SPECIAL BARGAINS!

& Lot of Beys’ Linen Suits, AT $1.00.

A Lot of Boys’ Tweed Suits, AT $2.00.

Both the above lots are very much UNDER VALUE.

A FRESH LOT OF

ens’ Colored Shirts,

Witt COLLARS, af very low prices.

Cheap Lines of Hosiery,

Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s.

SPLENDID VALUE

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BLACK & COLORED

LUSTRES

BLACK & COLORED

CASHMERES

Persians, Berges, Grenadines !

Cheap Striped, Checked and Pinin

DRESS LINENS.

A Large Stock aud Good Variety of!

Patterns of

CARPETS, FLOOR-CLOTHS,

without either food, clothing, or means of procuring them. ‘Two years has elapsed since; then, and the city has been almost built anew. The Globe of the 19th inst. devotes seven columns of space to a list and partial deserip- tion of the new buildings erectel. From this review welacn tiat during the past year there his been erected 61 brick buildings, at a cost ef 3586,800 ; and 103 wooden buildings at a cost cf $152,270. In the year ending June 19, 1873, there were erected a total of 352 brick buildings, at a cost of $3,456,200, and wooden buildings to the namber of 536, at a cost of $739,332. The two years thus give a total of 413 brick and stone buildings at a cost ; of $4,023,000, and 639 wooden buildings at a cost of $891,602. Besides, there have been built in the city, outside the burnt district in 1878-9, buildings valued at $100 000, and in 1877-8 buildings valued at $92,000. The estimated total value of the buildings erected in the city during the two years would, there- fore, be $5,106,602.

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LADIES’ COTTON HOSH, FROM 6C. PER PAIR. LINDERS & DRAWERS.

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DRESS IMIATERIALS! al! at Old Tariff prices.

Millinery,

Hats, Feathers & Flowers.

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Best Value Yet (fered,

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JAS. DesBRISAY

May 31, 1879.

. MacDonald’s SPRING STOCK!

INOW COMPLETE.

Buyers in Town and from the Country will find this Stock unexcelled in Variety, Styles, @uality and Low Prices by any House in this City. We will quote a few articles to show the correctness of our remarks.

YOU CAN BUY 20 YARDS GOOD GREY COTTONS FOR $1.00 YOU CAN BUY 10 YARDS PRINT COTTONS FOR 70c. YOU CAN BUY 10 YARDS DRESS GOODS FOR $1.20 YOU CAN BUY LADIES’ UMBRELLAS. FOR 22c.

OUR LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS

ARE CERTAINLY THE CHEAPEST.

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_|Plowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Gloves, Hoisery,. Fringes, Laces, Collars,

Ties, Frillings, at Bottom Prices.

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In Gentlemen’s Out-fitting Department, we have a full Siock

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Mens’ and Boys in Great Variety, Very Cheap.

150 PYECES TWEEDS, _ 50 PIECES WORSTEDS, INSPECTION SOLICITED.

J. B. MACDONALD.

Queen Street, Charlottetown, May 15, 1879-—her

Made to Order. Good Fits Guzranteed.

"AUCTION SALES. [EVENING SALES

SALE OF AT AUCTION. Very Valuable Stock, NVENING SALES of Books and

4 Faney Goods, by Auction, will com- —AND-—

mence at ° HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. | Harvie’s Book Store, Queen Square, NH E wnhiiideaid ta instructed by the Lon. Lwronda y Evening Next, the 25rd,

. Dap > Pp ic i i —e ’ J. C. Pops, to sell, by Public Auction, on | av 7.30 o’cLock.

WEDNESDAY, the 20th W. W. STUMBLES, Jn,

Anctioneer.

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Ch’town, June 20, 1879—2i

CC) 3 Skating RINK Property.

J AM instructed to sell, by Public Auction, _ on the premises,

DAY OF JUNE NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK, -AT HIS—

Brewery Premises, St. Peter's Road,

(uear the City) all his

Valuable Herd of battle,

-CONSISTING OF | 124 head of pure-bred Short-lorn Cows and Heifers, On TUESDAY thi ’

48 head of Grade Cows and Heifers, a oe : i” 2ath Inst ’

1 pure-bred Durham Bull (5 years old,) AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

1 do do ___ (years old,) |THE OLD SKATING RINK PROPERTY,

bred from the celebrated stock of the | ) With the Rink Building thereon,

Hon. Senator Cochrane.

(1 year old.) tae oe ; : : ’ | ‘[hese premises are situated in the rear of ~ALSO— | the new City School, and front on Fitzroy St.; 1 Imported Thorough-bred Stallion (7 years part of the premises also front on Kent St. 26 old, ) | feet, and extend back tha width 160 feet, or 1 Superior Cart Horse, weighs 1,550 ibs {3} until if meets the plot ontwhich the Rink is years old, ) | built, 1 Superior Cart Horse, weighs abou’ 1,50 Terms at Sale. lbs., (5 years_old,) 1 White Driving Mare, from old Messenge , | (7 years old,) iJune 16, 1879—pat 21

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VILLIAM Dpobp, Auctioneer.

1 Valuable Driving Mare, lo ma . (S years old,}

1 Good Travelling Horse, do tre GLASSES (8 years old, ) ee

50 pure bred Liecester Ewes and about Ww Lambs.

The pedigree of all the ao Stock wi be furnished on the day oi Sale.

As the exportation of cattle and sheep is in- creasing every year, farmers and stock- raisers should avail themselves of this first- class opportunity to purchase pure and im- proved bred cattle, the above herd being justly celebrated for their superior qualities.

'erms—Under $50, cash; over $50, 4

months’ credit on approved joint notes. LE EVE = uJ U ICE si a

ALS , on the following day,

THURSDAY, 26th insi.,

at 11 o'clock, ou the premises, the most ex tensive sale oi

Valuable Building Lots | ——-——-—- ever held on the Island, consisting of | CAUTION 2

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of the finest and most handsomely situated Building Lots in the vicinity of Charlottetown, unsurpassed for beauty of situation, nearness to the city, and general adaptability for build- ing purposes. Ist. —The Estate of ARDGOW AN, on the Mount Edward Joad, will be sold in 75 | a oes Building Lots of one-half acre each and ee a ee j upwards, thus comprising many of the Wants. ' ost, Found Sor very finest building lots ever toffered at ’ . auction. TANTED—immedi | yi ‘TPT? a sc he , 9 a war ST fas 4 « iatel _ Four GIRLS 2nd.—The “ARTGOWAN RESIDENCE, W to do General ed Apply to (one of the most beautifully situated| 4 pupLTz Sydney street, a few doors eas? gentleman's residences in the Royalty), | o¢ yw. Findley’s sesh fie?) lit) with barns, stables and other outbuild-| ee "] ings, will be sold, together with about; 447 4ANTEDp,—A GIRL to do general four acres of land. (See pian. ) a \ housework. One from the country 3rd.—One Hundred and Twenty-five Buildin preferred. Apply at the Examixer OPPicr Lots, extending from the Upper St.|~ June 20—3i mraerne cit: 7 Peter’s Road through to the bank of the ee tata tien pelea Hillsborough River, at Strawberry Point, | (\trayed or Stolen—From the farm of Forty-five Lots fronting on the Upper) 4") Mr. Owen Connolly, on St. Peter's Road and Lower St. Peter's Roads, and the; on Saturday last, a Brown Bull-dog, with a remainder on roads or streets 30 and 40| white spot on the lower part of his neck, feet wide, which intersect the property » | Persons giving information of his whereabouts as per plan, to be seen at my office. The} or returning him to the farm, will be paid $ Lots on the River’s bank are from one to | reward,—Prrex Down rtNxc. [june 20, 79]

two acres each, and are easily accessible ia by roads leading fra the Lower St. OST.—Between the Five Mile House Peter's Road. _ : and Southport, a Silver Cased Watch. This being by far the most extensive sale of | The tinder will be rewarded. by leaving it at Real Estate ever placed ou the market, cap-| Mrs. Dulhanty’s, ‘en Mile Mouse, or at the italists and others will find it a rare chance for | Examryer office. ~ “Thune 18, 2i *] safe investments. wits Terms—Twenty per cent. of the purchase ANTED—A man with a good outfit t. money down, the balance in four. years, with Peddle TINWARE, Apply to G. E interest at six per cent. per annum § Mitiyen. Upper Queen Street. {may 22] WILLIAM: DODD,

} ae imported a large lot of Spee- i ftaeles and Eye Glasses, with assorted cases to suit, | am prepared to fit them with the assistance of a ,** Optometer,”’ to suit the eyes of anyone requiring them, at reasonable prices. W. W. WELLNER,

81 North Side Queen Square.

Ch’town, June Il, 1879.—4itw wkly pat 4sja

|Rose’s Celebrated Lime Juice and Lime Juice Cordial.

BHER & GOFF.

Ch’town, June 2-

HEREBY caution all persons against

negociating for a prommissary note made by me in favor of C, C.Jones for the sum of seventy-five dollars, bearing interest from the 24th of April, 1879, as 1 have not received any value for said note,

JAMES ARTHUR, Bradaibane Station. June 9, 1879.

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Auetioncer. whop to Let,—-One of the best Business

}_) Stands in the city, in Newson’s Building, opposite Post Office $ lately in the occupation of Robert Brown. Possession given immedi- Apply tu Jous Newsox, 12 tf

Ch’town, June5, 1879.

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