r i Other items, > 1] - N. B., last -

4 When will the Norther '

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LADIES i (il irs at \ i Brow §, at >} ent disco

oe

Pwe in the Post Office have : require now “‘a big

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HAN ‘ a Mic-Mac mal ke : : : WhO Weighs Las on 3 : -

Jant . t Citizens’ Skating Rink, on S \ it, Aprii 2,

mar 30 3i -

Tuas Gr ndoved ‘‘figgers” and are putt paint for tl opening Parliam

e t

Aw Er f55 recently sued a Jady of 46 for omise, and the jury awarded

>

ThE? tirm of MeLeod, Me Ke pz ‘ t uke nm the store on (Yueen > t posi le W atson’s,

-

Rev. Ma. Cow ruwarre, who has been invited to harge of Queen Square Methodist ‘ 1, St. John, N. B., has co

* :

Wi pen inspection and coInpParis I it a priviiege to show you or leries. Stal ley Bros., Brown Bb mch30 2

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Kr ntends to have a grand

lit tion hon £ the Queen's Ju About 2,500 militia Oe

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A »sharehulders of the Lorne | i this even ing M un, Martin & | Ma

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{ t ore yet D ' i that v g 1 Spaper

I

~ a > an we he a i e .

| } oF Oy p 0 with whi to endow tre C in hanor ol the

i) rh \ Lulila, otlihetill nil :

A) “A uned Wm. Fitzpatrick had ‘ » portion of one of his fingers ta I | ‘ lar sawin the intercolon a! ; Vioncton a few days ago-

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SHE w lecorating her room with pictures and s ‘ husband's picture on the topmost Pe . it down to admire he ced quietly: ‘‘Now every- thing it oose hangs high.”

Ix the United States in olden times when a man suddenls ‘ | his friends dragged the rive anal ¢ t ell =the convenient hanging | : N they drag out his bank a und exa ti hotel registers in Ca

artmen \ericuliture at Ottawa h i i Veterinary Surgeon Matthews. of the H Ciuards will leave | land Canada wtly to assist Colone! Goldie in the pw use of horses for the iy ? dia

Werare informed that Mr. Collings, who

was t enwiy appointed United States Consn!

«t this port, | lined the position,and that Mr. N. J. George, of Nashville, Tennessee, has been offered and accepted the office. He is expected here shortly, and will enter upon his duties as soon as possible after arrival.

illus iamaah

Some controversy having arisen as tq the

is ade

number of times+«and when th

lreland, the following information is publish- ie St. John 7'elegraph: Her first visit

is in August, 1849: her second in August, [N53 r third in August, 1861 in company | with the Prince of Wales and Prince Consort lie reward of diligence and patience is |

Miss B. Antigonish, N. S., who has just finished a quilt made up of 3510 pieces. The Moncton Transcript wants to know how much really useful, if not ornamental work, could she not have accomplished in the same time.

li the case of

Tue Yarmouth Vimes reports that on Mon- day morning last a lad about 16 years of age, named Patten, was at work cutting wood at Rufus Hibbard’s house, alittle beyond Mil- ton. w n a knot flew out of the wood he was knocking

nopping and struck hun in one eye, the eye right out. The unfortunate lad has since lost hi

We lea: it Mr. Charles Dockendorff, of North Riv: , na eived a handsome diploma and medal for his samples of Imperial Swede

Turnips sent to the Indian and Colonial Ex-

hibition. Mr. Dockenderff's exhibit also cap- tured the special prize offered by Messrs. McLeod & Stewart of this city at Provincial

last October.

temenpeme

the Exh t }

A rchbishop Fabre s Lys: * The 29 rt mber will be for the

mnt { a day of great re-

he vicar of Jesus Christ, the eminent and most illustrious Leo XII. will have reached the 56th anniversary of his reception into the priesthood. We will im- plore heaven to give the freedom he is entitled

to, to the head ot the ehureh; to give him full

power an! predominance over the ( hristian world: t oral power that has been wrenched trom him Ly usurpation; and peace and a long

reign. temenne

LHE largest audience of the season was

present last evening in St. James’ Hall to hear Mr. Carruthers’ lecture on ‘The World fone Mad.” The lectare was one of the best of the course, and was greeted with much ap- plause at different stages of its delivery. The tev. lecturer showed how the world went mad over certain “hobbys” or pet schemes, such as tho “South Sea “Bubble,” ‘‘Philosophers’

a 1e,” “Blue Glasses,” “Bangs,” &e. Now that the course of eight lectures is at an end, We think the Literary Soctety of St. James’

Church deserves to be congratulated on the Success attending their efforts, and much praise fs due Mr. Carruthers. for the worthy example he has set in preparing such a course of lectures as has just been ended. Charlotte-

_—s should not b hind other cities of the ao m in this re umd we hope that in “efature a course of lectures during the

winter moutba in bur bity:

widd! Le comenderetl ty mdclaaioy

THE DAILY EX,

> (Jneen visited |

Crocket, of |

Local and Other Items.

. Cur winter has @ loug tail to it. o- CONSUL-GENERAL PHELAN

ale returned to PAiltax,

has

a ao

Sr. Joux, N. B., is to have a Scott Act inspector,

Se -

DIPHTHERIA has appeared in ( bipman, Jueen’s County, N. B.

; — >

Nov a Ned-ifying sight. Blake is followers at the present juncture.

iiisciliniitaiihlieeiia A LARGE assortment of Gents’ Wate rproof Coats ottering at 25 per cent discount at A. L,

irown's

a

BLAKE bid for the Frene tailed

ers can properly be plac

i vote and Yeu tis Vari i support ed on ti Grashin ist - Moncrow is now having its town census ymmiplete, it is expected that + population of 6,000 will be reached.

: ; . taken, and when e

- Panee is nothing like inserting your adver- nents in a paper which has a large” éirct- iation amony all classes. Try Tae Ex«wrner. - Luke Grrt party during the recent campaign }* te without @ policy ; now they are without & leader, and soon will be without an exist: thee ania: We have marked our embroideries so low tha we are confident they cannot be under-

BOLL

-Stanley Bros., Brown Block. mch30 2i ~ oo it is now stated that O'Brien, she warlike edit { l’nited Irela is coming to Canada

to agitate Lord Lansdowne’s evictions on his lrish estates. -

\ NOTED riter asks: ** Does death end all *

Well, not by a large majority First comes the will, then the heirs, then tlie lawyers, then—-nothing. pallinmeline A MicuiGan school teacher punishes the

big girls by kissing them when

they misbe | have.

As a consequence he has the most un

| I uly school in the State ->

Rev. J. W. Wap a son of Henry Wad

man, Esq., Crapaud) now stationed at Carle

‘}ton, St. John, N. B., will leave for Victoria

| British Columbia, where in future he will -

Rev. W. W. Lopes le@tures this evening at Highfield in aid of the chureh funds of that place. Snbject: “Prince William of Orange.’

} Commencing at 7.30 o'clock. Adinission fee, 10 cents. - \v the Sttpendiary Magistrate's Court this i morning, a Scott Act offender was disposed of for a fine of $50 and costs or one month’s im

| prisonment, and a drunk forked over $3 to the | Givie measure kiddies kA | Dwrrne the present week several horse deal- | ers have been in the provinces buying horses |for the United States market. On Wednes- day Jast 17 animals were forwarded to Boston

The animala were valued at $1,833.

os A SPECIAL meeting of the Benevolent Irish

y will be -held in their Hall, Prince Street, this (Wednesday) evening, at 7.30. A ittendance is requested. By order of the President,—John Connolly, Secretary.

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soctety

; Tull

Won't torget Mr. Bain’s lecture at the Literary and Scientific Institute to-morrow The ‘‘ Birds of P. E. Island” is the Mr. Bain will, handle this | matter in his usual good style. Let there be

veninyg. | subject. no doubt, a fall house.

en ii

In the Jubilee year it would be well te im prove Hillsborough Square and no longer al- low it to be a pasturage. The location is one of the best in the city, and an effort on the part of the residents in that vicinity would

™ omplish the task.

> ~

Mrs. F. G. Harrison up with 6,162 pir ces,

has completed a quilt made and has half eom- | pleted another of the same dimensions. Al. | though the lady is in her 70th year, the whole

| work was done withont the aid of spectacles. So says the St. John 7e/egraph.

I. 0. 0. F.—A flourishing lodge of the In- dependlent Order of Oddfellows was lately instituted in Yarmouth, N. S. Another is about to be formed in North Sydney, C. B Whidden will have four ad- ial lodges to report at the annual session to be held in New Glasgow in August next. ‘cited ‘c in the last issue of New the death of 2 ized couple, two days oniy inter

iGrand Mastei ditiy

the Pictou

| We noti

vening between the death of husband

}

| and wiie. The nam thie deceased couple

| were McIntosh, of Waugh’s River, Cape > im } inf z fe

| Breton. ihe same number also eontaing the

deaths of eight other individuals ranging from 60 to 87 years ichnceliteeanelidgl Desratcaes from Rome contain very flatter- ling accounts of a sermon delivered in the j trish Franciscan Church by Bishop Keane, of | Richmond, Va., who accompanied Cardinal tibbous at his investure. It was listened to by the largest English-speaking congregation that has assembled in Rome since the days of | Father Tom Burke. Bishop Keane is a native lof St. John, N. &. —vaingimenusined Tae Chatham World reports that Mr.

Peter Loggie, of Burnt Church, found a cop- per coin or medal in tearing down an old building there the other day, which shows i that the present generation are not the first to |} talk of the pastas au improvement on the jfuture. Oa one side are the royal arms sur- |rounded by the legend; “In memory of the | Good Old Day,” with the date 1768. On the | ot} is the head of the king, with the inscription, “‘Georgius III, Dei gratia.”

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, other sid

‘ Foots rush in where angels fear to tread.”

So impetuous youth is often given to folly and indiscretions; and, as a result, nervous,mental and organic debility follow, memory is im paired, self-confidence is lacking; at night bad dreams occur, premature old age seems setting in, ruin isin the track. In confidence, you can, and should write to Dr#R V Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y, the author of a treatise for the benefit of that class of patients, and deseribe your symptoms and suiferings. He can cure you at your home, and will, send you full particulars by mail. saw Tue meanest man has turned up again. This time he is in Michigan. A_ local paper gives him away thus: ‘“‘At the beginning of last month he made a wager with his wife that she couldn't drink during the month a quart of milk a day for thirty days. If she did he was to give her a new silk dress; if she failed she was to buy him a new suit of

clothes. The guileless and unsuspecting woman finished her sixteenth quart of milk—-after heroic struggle with her rebellious stomach— before she discovered that February had but twenty-eight days. ahs vlaiming the wagye, sin, but the

airs will be Very Low whidn Be _

\MINER. pore

desert ing

|

| mie

The horrid husband is.

THLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

'SeeciaL Desratcues To Tur Examiner. ]

British Politics.

i | } | |

What Gladstone

Nays.

acon

THE “PALL MALL GAZETTE” SPEAKS,

Lonpon, March 30.

Mr. Gladstone resumed the debate yes- terday afternoon on the [rish Criminal Law Amendment Bill. He said the issue was so grave and the proposals so extreme that those plans now put forth be the Govern- ment required ample time for considera- tion. He found himself bound to support Mr. Parnell’s amendment because of the ground upon which Mr. Balfour based the Government’s case being absolutely insutfli- cient and unsatisfactory. The bill instead of being a cure for Irish ills, or even a palliative, was a measure that would aggra- vate the deepestseated and worst disorders. ‘* With this Coercion Bill, ” exclaimed Mr. Gladstone, ‘*the prospect, of concilliation has vanished into air. Among the many most insulting and eXasperating proposals the worst ever submitted to Par- lisment.was the provision that Irish trials be held m London. He had never before known of sucha cruel blow at national feeling in Ireland. The Government couid have devised nothing more likely to aggra- vate every exciting evil since 1885 —since the great bulk of the Liberals judged it both right and safe to grant Home Rule to [reland free from crime aud outrage —a condition long unknown. This was because the Irish people knew that the large body of Liberals had adopted their interests, and would abide by them to the last. If the Liberals acceded to the appeal of the Gov- ernment, the result would be great retro- The Irish people would return state of things which the Liberals’ eflurts had already partly remedied. As long as Ireland continued in her present course of moderation, so long would the Liberals be bound to persevere in their

gression.

to a

endeavor to assist her.

Mr. Goschen taunted Mr. Gladstone with forming an alliance with the National League. He said that

everybody but the allies of the League con- sidered the present state of Lreland intoler- able. The government would be dismayed if it refrained from frustrating the efforts if the enemies of ali existing Jaws and de- termined opponents to whatever remedical measure that might be proposed. He re- eretted the absence from Mr. Gladstone’s speech of any condemnation of Irish crime, or the violent language of the Irish agita- tors. The Liberal leader rather suggested a defense of those crimes. The govern- ment based their case upon the notorious failure of the administration of justice.

The Pall Mall Gazette says that such a measure for the subjection of a nation, white-skinned, christian and _ civilized, amounts to arbitrary interference with the elementary liberties and rights of men, and would justify insurrection. If the Irish people revolt they would have our hearty sympathy and support; if they did not wish to revolt against such system they would deserve infinite contempt.

AGRARIAN TROUBLES

Se

IMPRISONED + RIESTS

Popuiar hothusiasm

Desir, March 20. Father Ryan, of the National League, presented himseli to-day before Justice Boyd, of the Bankruptcy Court. He per- sisted in his 1efusal to tell the Court what he knew about the doings of tenants respecting the trusteeing of their rents under the plan of campaign, and was con- demned to prison. When Father Ryan emerged from the court, a prisoner, he was met by thousands of citizens who cheered the priest with prolonged applause, Father Slattery was also summoned by Judge Boyd to give similar information to that demanded of Father Ryan. He like-

wise refused and was ordered to prison.

A Murderer Arrested.

San Francisco, March 29. James Smythe alias Calvin Graves was arrested yesterday by Detective Holland lhere. Graves is wanted in Maine for the murder of two game wardens in November last. McGill University. Montreal, March 29, The annual convocation of McGill University for conferring degrees was held this afternoon. The degree of M. D. was conferred on 45 graduates in medicine.

Blockade Raised.

— —

Haurrax, March 30.

The five days snow blockade on the In, tercolonial has been raised and the mail trains are expected through to-night.

Weather Bulletin.

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Toronto, March 30—10 a.m. Strong winds or moderate gales from the ‘west and southwest, decreasing by night ; fair weather, lower temperature,

‘ BAKING SODA

LO00 KEGS. x : CaRVELL BROS, Miaroh #0—¥i Bou ‘pet 7

MARKIERD, At Goorgetown, on 2ist March, Gordon, J, P., Mr. James Graham, to both Geabaa, both of Murray Harbor.

83 Eli:a-

DEED.

At Charlottetown. March 29th, Jackson, aged 73 years.

{funeral from the residence of James Harper, Fitzroy Street, to Sherwood Cemetery, to-morrow

Mrs. Elizabeth

, afternoon, at 2 o'clock. }

| ‘ : . _ At East St. Peter's, on October 8th, 1886, Jennie | THe IRISH {] UG Td q Esther, aged 5 imeaths and HM days. My \) ite This lovely bud so young an4 fair,

Cailed hence by early doom; Just came to show how sweet a flower lu Paradise will bloom.

Also on Mareh 16th, 1887, Eva Mand, aged 4 years cnd 7 months, children of Adolphus and Jessie McEwen.

At his residence, Pownal, Lot 49, Feb. 24th, James Jenkins, at the advanced age of 101 years. Deceased was of a mild and gentle disposition. and when the hour of departure came he could say With the Psatmist, “Though I walk through the valiey of the shadow of death 1 will fear no evil, for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me”’—*"Blessed are the dead

who die in the Lord.”

February 9. at Bindacoorie, Tezpore, Assam, Amel Bredie, the beloved wife ot William Huet Holl faged 37 years,

Dovetc TREATMENT

SOUTHERN t xcw Pacxace ,ASTHMA CURE

INSTANT RELIEF FOR

ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF PRICE SAMPLES, 25c.; REGULAR SIZE, $1.00

aconess FULFORD & CO., Brocxvitte, onr.

SLAUGHTER SALE

Priel.

| t WE OFFER— 20,000 Yards Printed Cottons and Crettones, from 5ets a Yard, Upwards.

Cheapest Goods in the City. HARRIS & STEWART,

LONDON HOUSE.

March 17, 1887,

A Rare Chance for Business at Tignish,

WILL rent. for a term of years, with privilege

of purchase, my establishment at Tigaish Rail- way Station, consisting of—

Ist, Large, commodious Shop, Office and Ware room, with Dweliing attached, also Coach-house and Stabie,

Ynd, A Warehouse. 3 storeys. ®5x49,

3rd, Large Yard, with shed for 20 horses.

ith. Large “ arehouse alongside Rai! way track.

The Stock Boo shows $1,460 general merchan- dize and shop fixtures, which wiil be soid on long terms.

Possession can be given immediately, and my clerk will stay With the next occupant if desired,

For terms, &c., apply to GEORGE W. HOWLAN. Ch’town, March &, 1887—-ex pat jour Imo

GITION-SEED MEAL,

THE best feed for Milch Cows, Beef Cattle and It

Young stock. increases. the quantity and improves the quality of the milk. It produces moce flesh than ang other food. It is cheap, only 3’ par LJs ibs., witha discount on larger quantities,

~—-ALSO

Corn Meal, Bran & Shorts.

VERY BEST QUALITY — SELLING LOW.

While Hay is dear, it paysto give the animals a great deai of this kind of feed. J. M. AULD.

March 1li—imo 2aw

cLLIRG OFF.

({ RAND Clearing-out Sale. for one month, at “* lKteduced Prices for Cash, of

Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, &c.

As I want to make room fora new stock, and bave on hand a large assortment of the

LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,

I will sell at prices that will defy competition. Oid goods sold regardless of cost. ey

a. G. JURY,

North Side QUEEN SQUARE. opposite New Post Office. March 8, ik:7—2a w & wky if

ES | ET

DIAMOND POTASH.

50 BOXES (2 dozen.)

3 &

CARVELL BROS. March 26—3i eod pat

eR eG 3.

80 BAGS.

CARVELL BROS. March 26—3i cod pat

BLACKLEAD.

20 Boxes Nickel Silver.

100 «do Dome. 2 8 86do Great American. OABVELL BROS. Marva 2e-4 wed put

- - WEDNESDAY.

‘ }

by Ifon. I. a:

eee ote <as-

a.

soiled, at half price. This is the

the city.

WEAR

style, and at bottom figures.

Suitings ot every description. Scot

Ch’town, Marth 12, 1887—eod & wky

MARCH 80. 1887.

an buy Remaants and Eads at your own figures.

CORSO mee

YJ a §

nepeetihemeemnae omen {enter aemenratennesbae

30 days I will SELL AT COST, an immense lot of

( SOFT WATS

HARE & SOFE WAES, Aso, 390 WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, some of which are slightly

cheapest lot of Hats and Shirts ever offered in

A special bargain in MEN'S UNDER- th Tweeds and Worsted Suits made in latest

Ose CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

ee OQ eee

DO ofye: * TES ER Ga.

——_

“IT MUST BE DISPOSED OF.”

FROM 20 TO 50 PER CENT. DI

-&

MARCH SALE.

tips people are sick reading advertise-

ments all-about Big Discounts and void of meaning ; but what L. E. PROWSE adver tises to do, you may be sure he will do,

PLEASE READ: A lot of Remnants of Dress Goods, abon

half price,

A. job lot of Corsets less than half price.

A magnificent let of Embroidery, 20 per cent discount.

Job lot of Dress Goods, 20 to 25 per cent discount.

Black Cashmeres and Merinoes, excellent value.

Gray Cottons, White Cottons, Shirting, Ticking, &c., very low.

Sheeting,

a ae ee

Two Thousand ($2,000) Dollars’ Worth of Hats

SCOUNT, FOR i5 DAYS ONLY.

NOWIS THE TIME TOBUY HATS CHEAP TRY US: WE MEAN FP EVERY ‘TIME,

S nsetiinemng- iets

L E PROWSE,

SIGN OF THE BIG HAT, 74 QUEEN STREET.

Ch'town, March 4, 1887—-eod & wky

GREAT.

Prat Cotton Sal

To-morrow, Thursiay, March 17h.

1000 yards 10c Print Cotton for Gcts a@ yard,

1500 yards 12c Print Cotton for sets a yard,

8000 yards 146 Print Cotton for 10cts a yard,

8600 yards 160 Print Cotton for 12cts a yard.

2000 yards Uretonnes, worth from 20cts up, now for 14cts.

This is % Genuine Sale--See these Gooiis,

Atsa—Great Bargains in Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Tickings, Gray and White Cottons.

JS PATON & GU.

MARKET SQUARE, March 14, 1287.

Irs

PURITY

NOTICE

} JS hereby given that an application will be

made to the Parliament of Canada, at the next ensuing session thereof, for an Act to authorize and aliowthe Nova scotia Permanent Benefit Building Society and Savings Fund, a Society established and formed under an Act of the Legisiature of the Province of Nova Scotia, Chapter 42, 12 Victoria, entitled “an Act for ihe regulation of Benefit Building Societies,” to transact business as a Building Society and Savings Fund throughout the Provinces of New Brunswick and Prince kdward Island, as well as the Province of Nova Scotia. and to loan money on real and certain kinds of personal pre- perty, and to borrow money and receive money and deposits, with power to issue debentures and deposit r-ceipts and other powers usual to Loan Companies and for other purposes.

Vated at Halifax, 5th March, 1887

JNO. W. PAYZANT., Svlicitor of Applicant,

March 22, 1887--2m0s

VANES, List, POUNS, de.

OST—This afternoon, somewher: in the city, a horse’s boot, Finder will pl.use leave same at EXAMINER office, wars hi

\ ISS McGREGOR (formerly with Perkins & -"* sterns) would respectfuily notify her custom- ers and the public generaily, that she is now prepared to attend co all orders for Millinery and Dressmaking. HKesidence at Mra. Rodd’s Roardiny House, Huston Street, near Vrs. Bay- ficlu’s. mar3u Gi pd

ANTED-A Boy of good character and fair

education to learn the Dry Goods business. Address : G. M. B, Box 117, city mar3v Zi

WANTED IMMEDIATELY--Four good Pant Makers; also, two good Vest Makers.—P. J. mar3e

FORAN.

WOR SALE—A good Cow (newly calved), Ap- ply to Mrs. McCabe, Fitzroy Strect East. march29 2i FoR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE—Fer a pro- perty inthe city,or to let at a reasonable rate. the property on the Malpeque Rood, oppo- site Mr. DeBioia, free from ail incumbrances; possession given immediately. Apply to Charles C. Henry, near W. E. Dawson's store. f ' mar2s 3i wky li pa WANTED—A Girl for general housework. Ap- ply to Mrs. F. W. Hughes, Upper Great George Street.—mar28 3i

CERTIFIED TO BY

Fr. W. BEST,

DOMINION ANALYST, St. John, N.B. Feb. 10, 1887.

Tenders--Tenders.

'PENDERS will be received up to the first day ; of APKIL for tiie building of a Stone Foun- i dation fora iarge brick building. Ati informa- tion given at our office.

MARK WRIGHT & LO, Mares 24-TWwk

T° LET—A Cottage, situated on St. Peter's Road. a short distance from the Railroad crossing; stable, coact house and garden at- tached. Apply to J. D. McLeod, city. j

mar25 12i pd

W ANTED—A first-class Milliner. — Stanley Bros. mar2i Si ) po LET—The Brick House on Sidney Street next to Dorsey & Gots Factory, containing eleven rooma, shop and large porch, and ware- house if required; rent low, Eoquire of Joseph | A. Macdonaid, Queen Street. tmiar22 4i wy 4i

To LET—Shop belonging to the late Jobn > Jury, Feq. Also, a large Safe. good as new,

which 1 will sell for $50; second-hand Piano at

| a low price,x—Mrs, Sarah A. Jury, Kent Street.

i mari7 tf

/ TO LET-The Dwelling Hovse lately occupied by the’ subrenber, sitvate on the corzer of Apply to T. C.

| Prines and Dorchester Street. feb19—2aw tf

Robins.

T? LET—A Grist and — ud - Milton. Ap ply on the premises to Otto Curtis. ae. “ mais dy & wky tt ; _ LET—A new House on Chestrut Street, con taining seven rooms. Apply te Mre, B, Pickard. ware tf

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