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intercoionial Express Co |

Office, 66 North Side Queen Square, Charioteown, - - - ,.

valuables, parcels and mere han led by P. E. Island S. N. Co's ictou, connecting at St. John | Express Co., and at Riviere ju Loup with C wnadian Express Co, Rates du lerate. — Safety and dispatch. Goods oe) in Our charge are forwarded imme~ diately, and make the same time as tho

MONBY, dise forw 1s : steamers Vi" | with Eastern

mails CHAPPELLE, Agent,

Diamond Bookstore. S (WaDWwickK, Supt.. St. John, N. B,

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Reap the advertisement giving particu- lars of the Methodist Picnic. - ae j BoaTssaiLine was the order of the day in our harbor yesterday. ~~ a Me, Suvce. Onis and two ladies of the Religious sect Of Quakers are on @ visit to the city. They are from Auburn, New

York.

y FIAMMA Oe LA A LOL LOLA A ll A AM hh he

anil insien<cimualtiy onlin Srpenpiany Macisteatr’s Court.—There was only one case before the Stipendiary Magistrate on Siturday morning—a female arrested for vagrancy. tins Sarmox.—Neweastle, N. B, sent to the United States per Intereolonial Ratiway, during the week ending July 17th, 27,109 fresh, and 5(4) epiced salmon, euil dis weteslitiaitianitnendit Tur trials of the parties arrested for diss chargirg firearms during the row on the 12th will reeommence to day at 10 o'clock, at the Stiperdiary Magistrate's Court. ae ailiiaipsiilinn . Hon. Senator” Ferrier, of Montreal, will lectura in the Methodist Church to-

night, Subject: Travels in Egypt and Palestine. Admission, adults 20 cents; children 10 cents,

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Mozr Gorp.—Mr. T. N. Baker came to the city yesterday with a brick of goid worth £4000. The brick was the result of the partial crushing of quartz taken out in 20 days by 17 men at Oldham—#/r, /ler- ald,

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UBSCrPTIONS to Dartity EXAMINE

solicited. Terms: Six months, $2 50 Three months, 1 ‘9S One mdnth, 46 One week, 12 Payment strictly in advance. A A

Tar highway robbery case has not yet been tried, John Power, who was arrest~ ed, in the manner we described, as cne of those concerned in the bold attempt, pro« tests that he had nothing whatever to do With it,

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ORTHOGRAPHiCAL,—We ncied the other day an envelope with the following supers scription ;—

“Mr Disbsee Mare City.”

This shows the hold the phonectic system

is taking upon the public mind, - -<-<2Sr- ---

Tue Agent of the intercolonial Express Company received on Friday evening a trunk addressed t2 Angus Martin, Chars lottetown, which has tickets attached show. ing that it has been in Honolula, Sandwich Islands ; Yeddo, Japan; Hc 1g Kong, Ch‘na, Alexaniria, Egypt; Naples, Paris, Edin- burgh, Liverpool, London, San Francisco and most of the cities of the United States.

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UU correspodents throughout the coun: try will please always, in future, sign their names to their * Notes’’—not for publica- ton; but asa guarantee to the Editor that they are correet. Some poor, harmiess, do-nothing faud in Sammerside sent us a false report that a Fishing Company bad been formed there; and we, thinking it came from our own correspodent, inserts ed ir,

Manive Boarp,—At the meeting of the Marine Board in this ety, on the 19th and “ih inst., Capt. P. A. Seatt, R. N., in the < «ur, John Banks, of Liverpool, England, James H. Waish jr.. and William T. Grady, of Summerside having passed satisfactory examinations, recvived Masters’ Certifi- cates. They were the only candidates be- fore the Board, and were prepared by T. B. Roagh, at the Commercial Coilege,

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Al Hillshorough street, on the 20th inst., Mary Lou sa, deariy besioved daughter of ‘Cunningham Duniop, aged 21 months, Prieuds omitted wit kindly accapt of this inVitation, i On the 15th inst., after a lingering illness, | OSéply Prowsdaie, Lot 17 (formerly of Craus paud) in the 75th year of his age,

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+Bat Councilior Smith was upjustly over-

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SUPREMP COURT, GEORGETOWN. |

The Sopreme Court at Georgetown ads journed on Friday: Lewis W.G. ilayden v. Stadecona Insure ance Company—verdict for plaintiff, sub- ject to po:nts reserved by the Court, - - _ ee. -READALBANE NOTES. Subscriptions for St. John suff: been opened. [t is reported that a 'ivery stable is to be Opened by James B. Cody. Four years ago this place was without a singie house; to.day we have three large ang commodious stores, apart from private dwe lings, Population about 150. The istest sensation—a staiion-house for this place. Too best paying place for a hotel is sup- posed to be at Breadalbane, 4 good Hali is badly wanted.

Bop ists have a meeting~house in course of erection,

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‘ars bave

Friday evening’s entertainment as S, M.

nice, . Strawbery festival at M. M's next week.

Correspondence.

(COPY.) To the Editor of the Patriot:

Sir,—In your last issue I notice the fol- lowing :—“ The Examiner must not give the St pendisary Magistrate credit for ars rasting the victorious and insolent rioters oa the 3th. Had not several prominent citizens taken that matter in hand on Fri- day, we very much question whether a ~ing’e rio‘er would be yet arrested, The pressure that was brongbt to bear upon the City authorities on Friday wis much too strong to be resisted.’’

Your critic’sm of my conduct has been very severe; but had you not written the passages above quoted I should not have repied. But now I feel l can no longer ramain shént, This charge is a serious ouc, andone véry differen: from any re. erring Only to my personal weakness or incompetency at the time of the disturbd- ince, 1 am perfectly content that the testimony on oath taken in relation to it

shai decide as to my conduct then. But as such testimony does not refer to my after conduct, | now cai! upon you to subs stamiate the truthfuiness of your charge, { need not remind you that [ hold office ony during the pleasure of the Provinzial aovernment: but [ unhesitatingly inform vou thatif what you have written is true, ibe Government of- this Colony have but one course open to them, that is my instant dismissal frcaa office, for a graver charge could pot be mide against any Magistrate situated as I was than the one you have preferred, When I have closed the inves. tigation now before me, i shail, in conjunc- ton with His Worship the Mayor. send an inswer tO a communi@&tion addressed to nim by the Proviacial Secretary, in which my action will be ful’? and particularly set forth. In the meantime I content my- self with saying that a more untruthful charge was never made agiinst a Magistrate ecrnestly striving to pertorm the duties of his office at a time when those duties re: most difficult.

r Yours truly,

Rowan R, Fit:Geraxp, Stipendiary Magistrate.

fo the Editor of the Da‘ly Examiner : Sixe,—I beg to direct your attention to the unbusiness-like manner in which the affairs of the City Councii are conducted, fenders hwe been called for the buiiding of certsin improvements to Pownal Wharf, and the 25th inst. was the t-me appointed for the Opening of said tenders, when, to ihe uttep astonishment of those present. it Wes ascertained, on the meeting of the Council toopen ths tenders, that one of he tenders bad already been opened, which, indeed, was contrary to every prin, ciple of justice and fair play. To this un- just mode of proceedieg Councillor Smith justly took exception, and requested the o.ber members of the Council to postpone the imetor the receiving of tenders tor i period of ten days, that justice might be done to the gentieman whose tender had been Opened, by ailowing him to put ina new tender, and at the same time to notify other gentlemen to renew their tenders,

ruied in his movement for fair play and justice, and the lowest tender was accepted — which was not the intention of the notice calling for tenders, which expressiy de. clares that the City was not bound to re. ceive the lowest tender. As the City has secured the services of a competent En- gineer, it was the duty of the City Council to have requested Mr, Cox to inspect the Whsrtand draw up an estimate of what tne building of the improvements to the waarf would cost, so as they would have a correct basis of calculation to guide them in their decision as to which tender should bea accepted. Experienced men in whart building know bow to calculate on their work, and they consequenily tender at a figure for which the work can be done, and it is lo AUch Men that such contracts ought to be awarded. Had the City the report of their'engineer on the tabie at the meet- ing of the Councii, they would then be in a position tO correctly decide which tender to accept. Before the City would accept any tender I would suggest that they get the report of the City Eogineer and then award the contract to the tender that comes nearest to the estimate.

Yours, respecttully OpSEN VEN.

L, was complete, sweets at the office were!

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Latest by Telegraph.

BWAMALZAAASRAAA DW AWAD SA BAAS

Latest from Montreal.

Monirest, Jey 21, The flour market is vory light. here is no demand, Eng!'ish wheat market lower :

Supertor Extra, $7 95 to 8 05 tx ra Superfine, (30 to 7 W Fancy, 7 2to 7 40 Spring Extra, 7 05 to 7 10 S , 6 80 to 6 90 Strong Bakers’, 7 40 to 7 65 Fine, 6 35 to 6 50 Middlings, 5 30 to 5 50 Pollards, 5 50 to 5 75 U. C. Bags per li) Ibs., 3 60 to 3 65 City Bags (delivered) 3 70 to 3 75

The Coroner's Jury returned a verdict that Hackett was murdered by parties unx« known. The inquiry will be continued privately.

Hon. Alexander McKenzie, Premier, will visit Prince Edward Island early in August,

The English Team beat the Canadian Team by 22 points in the contest for the Kolapore Cup, at Wimbledon.

WAR DESPATCHES.

Lonpon, July 21.

Three large English troop ships are tak« ing in stores. .

The Serapis, and Jumney, wi'l be ready for sea in August,

Kear-Admiral Gommerell has taken com. mand of the Agammemnon for special service in the Mediterranean.

A Paris dispatch says England wil! des- patch troops to Gal ipot immediately.

The prestige of Turkey is completely destroyed by failures to guard the Danube and Balkans.

New York, July 21. Gold, 1054.

Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

ENTERED.

Juiy 2ist.—Sehrs. Maggie McBeth, Smith, Buctouche, tan bark; Jane McKay, McKay, New Carlisie, limestone; Trio, Snow Cra- paud, ballasi,

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duly 2ist..-Schrs. Foam, Moran, Pictou, Dallast, Ariadne, Allan, Cape Tormentine, mise.; Gypsie, Wyhtman, Bay Verie, bal last; J. B. Corkun, Altan, Picton, batlast: Mary, Gillis, Linfau, baliast; Veracity, Muar- chison, Richibucto, mdse; Rising Dawn, Hughes, Pictou. ballast; Elizabeth, Me- Dougail, Pictou, do,

Cleared fom New York on the t6th inst.. barque Assyria, Palmer Island. Prinee Ed ward [slan:.

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Hotel Arrivsis

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REVERE HOUSE,

July 2ist.—Messrs, O. A. Dundas, Thos. Beckett, Meriden, Ct.; W. iH. Johnston, Hali. fax; Samuel D. Otis and two ladies, Auburn, N. Y.; Hl. C. Taylor, London, Eng; R. L, Morris)n, Manchester, Eng.; B. S. Dour. New York; f. A. Pope, New Glasgow.

RANKIN HOUSE,

July 2ist.—C, S, Russell, Boston; H. D. White, London, Eng.; J. Eyerett, Toronto, W.P. Hill, Boston; H. C. Wordrope, St. John.

O8BORNE HOUSE

L. H. Howe, Boston, Mass ; Jamas Web- ster, Shediac, N. B,; D. B. Knight, Montre- al; J. McDonald, Providence, R.I.; A.B. Forbes, do; S. R. Foster, St. John, N. B.. H. Pickard. Sackville, N. B; M.ss Pickard, do; Mr.and Mrs. Cole, Portiand, Me.

Personal.

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Revs. Des. Tayior, Dougiass,and Pickard— prominen Methodist Ministers — are in town,

Mr, Lutteri—Superintendent of the Inter- colonial Rai!way, is paying the Island a visit.

Mr. Stewart—of the firm of George Davies &:Co.—left for Fagland this morning.

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W* OFFER FOR SALE

BUCKEHY

AND OTHER KINDS OF

MOWING MACHINES,

The Celebrated Whitcomb Self-Operatirg Hay Rake and Hand Rakes.

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BUCKEYE & MANNY EXTRAS

We keep constantly on hand almost every kind of Manny and Buckeye Repairs.

Cucumber Wook Pumps.

We have imported a number of these Pumps suitabie fur any depth of weii, and offer them ata Jiberai di scount fer cash,

MacKENZIE &STUMBLES, ‘North Side Queen’s Square,

‘ Ch’town, July 21, 1877¢

Ch’town, July 18.977.—tud! h pa pre lm

St. John, New Brunswick ;

Specially for Farmers.,

Re 5 a STL “r rmayane prey epas sworn

REGULAR TRADERS

VA WA.

. : ie ft ae a rem London to Charlottetews, Prince Rdward Island. . ———-— +> FALL TRIPS, 1877, Tie new Clipeer re

BAREERENTINE BPREMA.,

500 Tons Register, Classed 7 Years Al at Liovds JOHN MCMAHON, COMMANDER.

Now tn London and on the berth to receive cargo. will sa!

FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOTTETOWN DIRECT.

about the ist SEPTEMBER next.

ALSO THE WELT. KNOWN CLIPPER BARKENTINE

ETHEL BLANCHE

428 Tons Keister, Copre’ed and

‘lassed 9 years, Al at Liopa’s, JOHN GRAHAM, COMMANDER, Will be On on the berth as usua!l, and will follow the “ EREMA.” SAILING FROM LONDON FOR CHARLOTTETOWN &§ About {5th September,

Carrying freight at through rates to Pictou, Georgetown, Summerside and Shediac; and have goud accommodation for passengers, Part'es wishing to have their goods detivered here carly in the sexson will oblige by forwarding their orders in time, so 4s not to detain the vessels. For freight or passage apply, in London, to Joan Prrcainw & Sons, 69 Cornhill: in Liverpool, to PiTcaiRN Bros, Brockley aiidings, 5! South John Street; or here, to

7 PEAKE BROS. & CO. COOKED CORNED

Bit, 2 and 4-pound TINS

and by the Pound.

Charlottetown, July 23, 1877.

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WALTER A. WOOD

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HARVESTING MACHINE

“All who have used it know of its ex:

Oe nero ar one np pean erent o ia } us

cellence. FOR SALE AT BEER & GOFF'S, | WHE Farmersof Prince Kdsyard Island, June 19, in want of a FIRST CLASS COMBINED

CIRCUL AR. Mowing & Reaping Machine,

Will find it to their advantage to calf and examine these machines before purchas- ing elsewhere.

They can be seen at the following places viz,: Wadman& Sons, Crapaud; J.G Stearns’, Souris; John H. Winsloe’s St. Peter's; James R. Eiliott’s, Elliott Station: James McMahon, Vonuty Line ——, Summerside; John Robertson, Cardigan Bridge; ; John D. Muttart Cape Traverse. ; |

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We are happy to. inform our numerous | friends that notwithstanding the late dis astrous fire, which totally destroyed our Warehouse and Manufactory, we have re- opened at

NO, 21 KING SU REET.

and are prepared to meet our custom | ers with a full assortment of

HORNE, PIERCE & CO., DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc..|

Our buyers have left for the English and American markets, ani from their known capabilities, our customers may depend upon having a weil chosen stock lo sciect from. We would respectfuily request you Island, purchased in the summer o not yo place your orders for Fali Clothing | [876, of Messrs, Horuae, Pierce & Co., of elsewhere, as we are in a position to com-} Charlottetown, a Waiter A. Wood Reaper plete them in our accustomed good style} and Mower Attachmeut, manufactured at and ai our usaal moderate prices. We}Hoosick Falls, N. ¥.. Two complete Ma- hope withiatwo months to once more meet! caines, except the ground wheel, pole, sad you in our hew building, now undergoing; seat, are used for each Machine,—for the erection on Canterbury Street, | price of one ordinary Combined Machine, giving us nearly the wearof two machines far one. i fic the best we have cver seen, and recom- (mpend tein to our brother farmers of the

AGENTS FoRgP. E.gisianp.'

E, the undersigned Farmers of PE"

i Yours Réspectfuily, : . BR. JONES & CO.

Juiy 2, 1877. Jaly 7, 77 3) Island. It is capadie of picking up broken ° | ‘ ee Bid down grain, equaiy if not better than aly other Machine that we have ever seen at

Work: liable to breakage

Neil Shaw, Brackley Point; Wiliam Me- ilu, do.: James Shaw, do.: John W.

H. VINNICOMBE,

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PIANO FORTE REGULATOR

| Robertson, do.; Duncan Kennedy, Brackley | Point Koad; John Kennedy, do. ; Isaac , Nenderson, do.; George kryenton, do. ; | Henry Vicikerson, St. Peter's Road ; James’ F ee parties leaving their orders for Tuning | Farqunarsos, Lot 48; James Match, sen., at Bremner Bros. will receive the best |de.; Donald Mann, do. Patrick Reid, Hope attention. River, Lo. 22; Robert Simpsea,do; Widow * All who have Pianos in Charlottetown! Cuilen, do.; Wiltiam J. seaman, New Glas- would do well to have them tuned by the | #ow Road; Wiliam vDoies, Kasrico Road year, keeping their instruments in perfect} Jolin Neison, Cormwali; Michaei Bogie, do: order aii tne time Donald A. Nichoison, Springton, Lot 67 » A visit once a year at least will be made t }Camden Clark, Tryon; Wiliam Matters, ail parts of the Isiand. or oftner if raqui sd.|Crapaud; Duncan Coie, New - London, Cn’town, ditly 18, 1877. Thomas Biggar, do.; Joha VD. Mattar bie : | Cape Traverse; Frederick H. Horne, Win- slo Road.

WANTED, ™ Highest Cash price paid for

~ Calf Skins aud Sheep Skins

ROBERT BRIDGES, June 26—tudfr tf

THE WOOD MACHINE VICTORIOUS !

We. whose names are annexed, do here- by state tyat, atthe Mowing Machine Trial jon Joho Bei, Esquire's farm, on Tharsday | Jast. the 14th September, 1876, the Waiter A. Wood Machine was the best Reaper and (the iightest draught Machine, over tha

|Champion§and Wheeler Machines,

We pronounee these Machines by —

is equally light in draught, and not °

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