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Tue Darty EXAMINER DECEMBER 11, 1882

Sir Hugh Allan

Srr Heer Atay, whose death we chronicle was the king of Canada. He was, the ouly shipping merchani io America who obtained the honor of Kuighthood. This honor was conterred upon him by the Royal hands of the (Jueen herself, in the year 1872. Just sixty-two years be- fore the event, Sir Huyvh was born at Saltcoats, Ayrshire, Scotland. His father was a shipmaster apd trader, and he was the second One of the vessels of which his father was cap- ul d ou

to-day, steamship

we believe.

of live sons.

tain was called the ** Favorite, that vessel Sir Hugh came to Montreal, sailing from Greenock on the 12th of} April, 1826. He obtained employment | of William Kerr & Co., of whom he ob- tained a knowledge of the shipping busi- ness. Then he travelled in the United States, spent a year iu his native couu- try, and returned to Montreal in 1831, | to make that city bis home ané the seat of his business operations. For the next) four years he was in the employment of | Messrs. J. Miller & Co., ship-builders aud shippers, where he found scope for the disptay of his acquired knowledge, and gave such satisfaction to the firm that, at the end of the period, he became a member of it. After the death of Mr. Miller, in 1838, he was taken into the firm, the name of which was then changed to Edmonstone & Allan, and in 1852 became that of the well-known | partoership of H. & A, Allan.

About thirty years ago, the firm con-| ceived the idea of enlarging the facilities | of transportation between Canada and Great Britain, and to the fifteen sailing, ships they then had afloat, they added) two iron screw steamships to trade} between Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal. | A little later they added two others; and} in 1857 they made arrangements to carry, | fortuightly, the mails betweea Liverpool | aod Quebec in the summer, aud between |

Liverpool aud Portland, Me.. in the win- | one of the finest |

ter The Line is now afloat. It consist of the tollowiag steamships :— |

Vessels. Tor nage. Commands re Numidian......6 100 Building. Parisian. . 5,400 Capt. James Wylie. Sardinian. . 4,650 “ J. E. Dutton, Polynesian.....4.160 ‘* R. Brown. Sarmatian......3,600

Circassian ......4,/00 Lt W H Smith, RN R

| down

i by the ‘‘ Henry Aisken.”

| with

. + . . ee . ee ft | Master,” also with oats for Neva Scoria;| teceipts $669.57, 'the *P. L. G , bound to Pictou for coal; |

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THE DAILY MPXAMINER, DHCEMBER 11, 1882.

In the Harbor.

Che storm which raged from Thursday ‘ight, moderated t wards Saturday evening and the temperature of the weather then As the wind

fell to six degrees wove zero.

| } } ‘aimed and

increased its luy coat, On Sunday morning

the harbor was virtually closed. Our shippers at once became alive to the situa-| fornia, tion,

of towing

The str. ‘St. Lawrence” was the first to

nove. She broke through the channel ice,

and sped her way to Pictou without _dfli- eulty Then the tug *‘Henry Aitken’ was called into requisition, and did admirable

work. She towed out eleven vessels, viz:— echr. *‘Neva,”” for Boston, with produce ; origt. °° Kitty Ciyde,”’ Matheson, for New York, with produce; schr. “ Victor,

Picket, for Newfoundland, with produce and frozen meat; schr. ‘* James Semple,

Roberts, for Halifax, with produce; sehr. |

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ind immediat: ly commenced the work | University of Pennsylvania. their vessels from the harbor, | him a liberal sha e of professioval business in |

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“Corea,” Bebang, for Nova Scotia, with} oats: schr. ‘*Beilliant,’’ Deagle. for Halifax with produce; schr. “ Margaret Ann,

Buckler, and four others.

Capt. Parsons, loaded with preduce, sailed

for Halifax, with produce;

lat noon yesterday, from Queen’s Wharf,

th> channel, but unfortunately grounded on Government Point, and re-

| mained there until the tide rose at 8 o’clock

when she floated mouth of the North River.

cff and anchored at the |

The brigt. ‘‘Rise and Shine,’ |

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[The ice in the Harbor is, thanks to the |

mild weather of to-day, broken up,

[+6 John W esley,” stad Neil Dow m oa Grand Master,” ‘** U | others.

The storm of Friday and Saturday was quite severe in the harbor and on the coast.

y aie ‘ ay §*§ Rely: . ald Yant | : . i. The schnooner “* Sylvanus McDonalé, Capt. | Registrar of the Court; Mr. E. J. Hedgson,

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'(). ©., counsel for the petitioner; and Mr. L.

Paoli, struck on Murphy’s Point at the entrance of the Harbor and was towed off

of oats for Nova Scotia,

Pownal wharf. The schooner

bound from

‘* Richard Thompson

& 1,” and a few/|for the purpose.

Lecal aud Other Items, | a nl en ties soliien = iii aie |

me i AIO ar

I. 0. 0. F..-The nomination cf officers for | for the ensuing term will be held at St. Law |

rence Lodge Room this evening, at cight |

j o'clock the waves declined, the river)

> —- We insert to-day the card of Dr. A. Me Lean, who has recently returved from Cali- Dr. McLean is a graduate of the | We beapeak for |

the Eastern sections. a Mrpv.w aged men often lack vigor, this can be restored by that great brain and nerve food, known as Mack’s Magnetic Medicine. Read the advertisement in another column of to-days paper. Sold in Charlottetown by Apotheearies Hall Co. [no30 2wks eod wkly. > A .ate issue of the New York Herald con- tained special mention of the cure of Thaddeus

|} Davidus, Msq., of the great ink firm, 127 Wil-

liam street, New York. He was suffering from rheumatic gout, (an inherited alment, ) and St. Jacebs Oil cured him in twenty-four

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- oe - AN EVENING'S ENJOYMENT. —We beg to call attention to the special train to the Bazaar at

Little York on Wednesday evening. Parties will be conveyed from the station to the factory and back again free of charge. It will

be ing

a very pleasant way of spending an even- fdeil 2in,

> Irv is the intention of the ladies of the Corn- wall Methodist Church to hold a Tea meetiag

and/and Apron Fair, on or about the 17h cf the following schooners which are ready for | January, 1883. sea will get out withact any difficulty:—The | sonage Fund. ‘*Phelora,” | Cornwall Cheese Factory have been obtained

Préceeds in aid cof the Par- The commodious rooms of the

Further particulars will

| soon be published,

-_ > — Tur Mvutrrart-Mcintyre ELecrion CASE —The Chief Justice, Mr. James D. Irving,

| H. Davies, Q. C., for the resp mdent, left by

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Pictou to Summerside with a}!

She had a cargo | the evening train for Georgetown, to attend She now lies at | the Court which opens to-morrow for the

hearing of the above case, _ —— A Break-pows.—The floor in that portion

eargo of coal lay tv outside the harbor on | of the building on corner of Queen and Water Saturday and was towed to Pownal wharf | street, occupied by Edward Palmer, Junr.,

by the ‘‘ Henry Aitken.”

bably discharge her cargo here and remain all winter.

The schooner ‘‘ Alert,” owned by W. H. |

Farquharson, unshipped her rudder on Saturday end grounded above the South- port Ferry wharf. Pownal wharf by the *‘ Henry Aitken.’

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She was also towed to |

She wil) pre-| who bad stored therein some 400 or 500 bai-

rels flour, gave way this morning. Mr. Palmer, with characteristic energy and fore- thought, promptly employed help, and removed the flour to the platform, thereby preventing what might have terminated seri- ously.

-eigliealliitaen

| ‘Tue annnal meeting of the St. Vincent de

A number. of schooners which left on | Paul Society, was held last evening in St.

Saterday put back on account of the gale. | Patrick’s Hall. ‘* Lavinia June,” | were $655.73; which, with the balance brought Nova Scotia; the ‘‘Grand | forward from last years account made the

Among these were the

oats for

** Rustic,” also fox. Pictou; and. the

The receipts of the past yeer

The expenditure for the reliet of the poor, in provisions, fuel, and cash, was $634.48, and exnenses for the year $13.94, making a total of $648 42, and leaving

J. Graham. ) Scotia, The latter is now lying at Duncan’s

Bee ghd > po to : ; 2 ) va <e : a “ Three Sisters,” with grain for Nova a balance in Treasurer’s hand of $21.15. The

jeash expenditure of the Society which has

; ; al A ty pall

¥ - ne Wharf, where she will remain all winter. | now been established fo- three years, haa Moravian ...... 3,650 Lt. F. Archer, R NR. | qie schooner “* Emma” went ashore on . on ane 3 Poesuvien 3 400 Capt. J. Ritchie ‘see Sideehiteis : wing ae Sore j}amounted to upwards of $1,900 in that time, Nova Sectidn. 3 300 “ow Dtchaediens Saturday at West River. She was loaded | exclusive of clothing and other articles which a : o oe . I i .

Hibernian .. ...3,434 ‘‘ Hugh Wylie. Caspian... . 8,200 Lt B Th: mpson, R N R. | Austrian..... .2,700 Lt. R. Barrett, R N R. Nestorian......2,700 Capt. D. J. James.

Pru sian.......3,000 ‘ Alex McDougall.

John Parks J. G, Stephen.

Scandinavian...3.000 ‘“ Hanoverian....4000 * Buenos Ayrean.3,800 “* CU ose ves 4,000 “ Batclay. Grecian........3,600 ‘* C E. LeGallais. Manitoban.....3 150 ‘ Maenicol, Canadian......2,600 ‘* C. J. Menzies. Pheenician.....2,860 ‘‘ Jobn Brown. Waldensian... 2,600 ‘* R. P. Moore.

Lucerne.......2,2000 ‘* Kerr. Newfoundland.1.500 ‘' John Mylins, Acadian..... .1,350 ‘* F. McGrath.

The aggregate tonnage of these steam- ships is over 60,000 tons, to which is to be added some fourteen iron sailing ships. having a gross tonnage of about 20,000 tons.

The Messrs. Allan were the first to adopt the sparor flush deck on their steamers; and, though they were opposed in this by the British Board of Trade, they have had the satisfaction of seeing their example followed by every other great Steamship Company.

In 1844, Sir Hugh Allan was married to a duughter of the late Mr. John Smith, of Montreal; and was great as a parent a3 well asa ship-owner, for he was the father of twelve children.

The immediate cause of his death was heart-disease. He had attained the age of 73 years.

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—In his latest address before the

James Scott. |

with potatoes for * Henry Aitken ” tow her « ff

The steamer ‘‘St. from Pictou this forenoon. another trip if the weather clears up; but the chances seem slim.

The ‘‘ Princess of Wales ” is working her way out of Semmereide har' or.

TELEGHAPHIG NEWS

General Wood to the Front.

re shipment,

Loypvon, Dec. 10. General Wood leaves England on the 18th instant, to take command of the Khe- dive’s néw army.

A Protest—Movement eof Troops.

Cairo, Dec. 10. There was a peaceful demonstration at Alexandria yesterday to protest against the payment of the indemnity for the bombard- ment. Four battalions of British troops return home shortly.

More Troops for Island,

Lonpon, Dec. 10.

Another body of Marines have been or- dered to Ireland for police duty.

Death of Sir Hugh Allan.

Educational Association, Dr. Leeming cited from ‘** Gulliver’s Travels” a passage which shows strikingly the pre- science of the extraordinary man who wrote that wonderful satire on mankind. In the course of his description of the inhabitants of Laputa, Dean Swift says:

** ‘they spend the greatest part.of their lives in observing the celestial bodies, which they do by the assistance of glasses, far excelling ours in goodness. For although their largest telescopes do not exceed three feet, they magnify much more than those of a hundred with us, and shows the stars with greater clearness. This advantage hath enabled them to extend their dis- coveries much farther than our astrono- mers in Europe; for they have made a catalogue of ten thousand fixed stars, whereas the largest of ours do not contain above one-third partof that number. They have like discovered two lesser stars, or satellites, which revolve about Mars, where- of the inermost is distant from the centre of the primary planet exactly three of his diameters, and the outermost five; the former revolves in the space of ten hours, and the latter in twenty-one and a half ; so that the squares of their periodical times are very near in the same proportion with the cubes of their distance frou the centre of Mars, which evidently shows them to be governed by the same law of gravitation that influences the other heavenly bodies. They have observed ninety-three different comets, and settled their periods with great exactness If this be true (and they affirm it with great confidence) it is much to be wished that their observations were made public, whereby the theory of comets, which at present is very lame and dk fective, might be brought to the same perfection with other parts of astronomy.”

These statements are in aceord with

the latest discoveries of astronomical science.

Monrreat, Dec. 11. Sir Hugh Allan died of heart diseasa at Edinburgh. Scotland, on Satarday,.

Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours tor the Maritime Provinces.

Toronto. Dec. 11—10 a. m,

Winds mostly easterly, cloudy mild weather, with light snow or raia.

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Persona!—Gossip.

“‘Cosmogouy,”” says an English scientist, *‘stands to geology in much the same

has always been a persistent reader of | biography.

Queen Victoria is fond of Welsh woollens

checks of rich dark red and’ brown. favorite is black and dark green.

Her

Justice O’Brien declares that there is no decrease in the number of undetected crimes in Ireland, and says that the out- rages in Dublin are ruining the trade of the city.

Me. W. Ciark Russell. an English author, says:—‘‘It was Charles Mackay who wrote of America asthe land of the free. He mistook. It is the land of those who make free—the land of the free and easy.”

Canon Farrar has a blonde, intellectual face, a strong physique and a husky voice, aad his style of writing, with its strong, | Tieh epithets, while somewhat strained, is,

Sore te orthodox deatoms wuuld say,

Law rence? ” arrived i meeting, and amounted to $17.50. She will make |

relation as embryoiogy stands to zovlogy.” |

in plain and neutral tints, and in tiny |

The | have passed through the hands of its officers, went up this morning to | without entailing any cash expenditure. A

collection was taken up io the Hali after the Further contributions can be handed into the treasurer or any of the officers.

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Horsford’s Acid Phosphate

AS A COOLING

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DRING.

Dr. M. H. Henry, New York, says: —‘‘It poss eses claims as a beverage, beyond any- thing I know of in the form of medicine, and iv nervous diseases I know of no preparation to equal it.”

DIED.

At Charlottetown, on Sunday,the 10th inst., Eliza, relict of the late Charles Fowle, aged 90 years,

{Funeral from the residence of her son, Mr. Anbery Fowle, North Si‘e Queen Square, on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, p m., sleighs]

At the Poor House, on the 9th December, 1882, Anastasia Dalton, aged 90 years, a native of Ireland.

DR. McLEAN, SOURIS EAST, Office—“ Royal Oak Hotel,”

Dee. 11, 1882,--]m 3aw wly 3m

GRAND Uhristmas Bazaar & Tea

—AT THE—

Cheese Factory, Little York,

In aid of the Parsonage,

On Wednesday, December 18th, BAZAAR OPEN AT 12 O’CLOOK, NOON,

Tea from Two to Light p, m.

A special train will leave this city at 5 30 p.m., returning at 9.30. Tickets for Fare, Tea and Bazaar 55 cents. The train will take np passengers at the Junction, fare 45 cents.

| Parties can leave this cify by the 3 o'clock

p- m, train at the same rate, Tickets for Bazaar and Tea—Adults, 30

Wendell Phillips, just past seventy-three | Cepés; Children under 12 16 cents, years, is fond of Bacon’s essays, and he |

Tickets for Bazaar alone 10 cents each. If Wednesday is unfavorable, the affair will be held on Thursday. Good shelter provided for horses. By Oider ot Committee, Dec, 1.—wly 2idy 11 12

ON EXHIBITION.

The finest assortment of Factory Cloth, Bianketing, Flannets, Yarns, ete.,

---AT THE—

FACTORY CLOTH AND WOOL DEPOT,

C. H. SCHURWAN, Great Grores Srixgst Civ’town, Oct 24,°8?.—2m eud wily

CHRISTMAS ANU NEW YEAR

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OE BAL PS LID.”

In choice Family Groceries, part,—

Tea, warranted very choice

Sugars, in Granulated, Refined and Rico.

Cotfee, Java and Jamaica.

Molasses, bright and heavy.

Golden Syrup,

comprising in| Lamps, a large variety, from 30c, to $6 each,

Glass Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Tumblers, Celery Glasses, Water Cariffes, Butter Coolers, Preserve Dishes, ete.

Crnet Stands, China and Glass Bouquet holders, Kpergnes, Toilet Sets, Lustres, Moustache Cups and Saucers, ete., snit- able for Christmas and New Year's Gifts.

Porto!

Fruit, in Green Grapes, London Layer,| Looking Glasses, a large assortment to |

Black Basket, Finest DeHesa and Valen-| select from. cia Raisins, Currants,Almonds, Nuts, ete.| Fancy Flower Pots and Shades. Confectionery, assorted. Shelf Hardware.

Canned Goods, in Pine Apple, Peach,' Knives and Forks (Dinner and Dessert). Tomato, Green Pras, Baked Beans., Carvers and Forks, (good quality). »\8 i yy)

Salmon, Lobsters, Corned Beef, ete. Lime Juice, Lemon and Raspberry Syrups. Tea Table and Dessert Spoons. Soda, Wine, Fruit and other Biscuits. | Tea Trays, in sets and separate. Cheese avery York Factory. sath Room Seta,

Corn Stareh, Potato Farina Candied Peels,| Brushes, Table Mats.

Macaroni, Vermicelli, Tapioca, Blower Stands, Sets Skewers.

Essences, Vinegar, Spices, «te. Toasting Forks, Ladles. Pickles, in Mixed, Chow-Chow, Household. Jelly and Pudd'ng Moulds

and French Capers. Rolling Pins, Basting Spoons. Apples, Onions. Cake Turners, Egg Boilers Cooice Family Flour. Teapot Stands, Caa Openers. Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Buckwheat Flour, Shelf Brackets, Bird Cages.

Pearl Barley, Split Peas; Beans, ete. Hooks, Stair Rods.

A splendid assortment of Glassware.

HANDSOME SLEIGH ROBES, WHIPS AND BELLS. CHILDREN’S SLEIGHS AND SKATES. KEROSENE OIL, in 1, 2 and 5 galion cans.

HENRY BEER,

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Pocket Knives, Scissors.

Sag Sago,

Charlottatown, Dac. $1, 1889-~%aw, wkk

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WE ARE OFFERING AT THE

LONDON HOUSE,

BEPORE CHRISTMAS, The Following Goods, at Reduced Prices

me

A Lotof White Blankets, at $1.50 and $2.75,

A Lot of Men's Reefiag Jackets. $2 75 and $3.50,

4 Lot of Men’s Gvercoats, $4.09 and $4.50.

A Lot of Men’s Ulsters, $5.50.

A Lot of Men’s Pants, 82.60, $2.50 and $3.00.

A Lot of Ladies’ Cloth Sacques, $1.60, $1.75 and $2.25,

A Lot of Ladies’ Skirts, 50 cent-,

A Lotof Cheap Tweeds, 40, 50 and 60 cents up, for Men’s aud Boys’ Wear.

4 Lot of Winceys, Weol Goods and Dress Goods,

A Lot Men’s Wooi Undercl. thing, very low.

\ Let of Men's Shirts, job lots. 3

A Lot of Horse Rugs and Carriage Wraps at very low prices.

GEO. DAVIES & CO.

Charlottetown, Dec, 8, 1882.

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A MERRY CHRISTMAS |

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EFORE you bvy your Christmas and New Year’s Presents, see our varied and carefully selected

HOLIDAY GOODS!

—COMPRISING—

PLUSH ODOR CASES, in Fashionable Colors; Satin. Lined DRESSING CASES: Stained-Glass SMELLING BOTTLES, with Gold, Silver and Plated Tops; also in Tortoise She!l Cases; Small Cases and Boxes (containing three) of the latest fashionable ENGLISH and FRENCH PERFUMES aND SOAPS; PUFF 3UXES; TOILET BOTTLES, in great variety of color and design; FLACONS of COLOGNE, LAVENDER and other TOILET WATERS; Handsome Painted, Inlaid and Florence BRUSHES; HAND MIRRORS; Fine Sponges; Sponge Bags, eic, etc. GENTLEWVENS LEATHER DRESSING CASES, CASES OF BRUSHES, SHAVING OUTFITS, CIGAR CASES, FLY BOOKS, CARD BOXES, SOAP CASES, LEATHER CASES for Brushes and Comb, and other requisites for travelling. PIPES, Boxes and Bundles of CIGARS and CIGAR- ETTES.

Besides a large Steck of ordinary Druggist’s Faney Goods and Toilet Requisites,

AT W. R. WATSGR’S CITY DRUG STORE,

83 Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. BE. Island.

Nov, 29, ’82.—m w stf

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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

—AT—

J.C. SPRAGUE & COo’Ss.

Sign of the Red Boot, Queen Street.

Our Fall Stock Consisting of over FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS will be sold at prices to suit the times.

Please give us a call and convice yourself that such is a fact.

Ch’town, Nov, 21, 1882,—2aw & whkly tw

CHRISTUS THE

—AN Dam

APRON FAIR

Will be held in the Hall of the

Uonvent de Notre Da

HILLSBOROUGH SQUARE oN 7

ih December,

Dunstau’s Congregation, A well supplied REFRFSHMEST TABLE © will be provided, and Tea o'clock each evening, Adwission, !() cents; children 5 e& nts,

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BUTTER AND

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W* NTED, hy the Subscriber, @ quantity ot GOOD DAIRY BUTTER, aleog

Geese Turkeys, Duck Chickens.

The Poultry should be dry picked, oughly drawn, with feet end heads off receive above nam~d articles at

(G. J. Wright’s Warehouse, Kent Street, prices will be paid,

apis JOHN MAGEAGHERN, (Late of Italian Warehouse) AGENT FOR - Royal Fire Insurance Company, of England,

London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, of England,

City of London Fire Insurance Co, of England, 4

HAS REMOVED

His Office to his New Building, £ . +

Gor. Queen and King Sts. —Up Stairs,

Ch’'town, Dec, 7, ‘82 2

Do you want to see ihe choicest :

CHRISTMAS CARDs?

seme utterly too utter

CHRISTM A* CARDS, ive

Go right to the PIAMOND POOKSTORE,

And behold just wia* vou look for—

Chapy» lle ses the best and cheapest CHRI>TMWAS CARDS,

Just

You will find the Cheapest and best CHRISTMAS PRESENTS In the city ai the

UIMORD — DUORSTORE,

85, North Side Queen Square,

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Dec. 5, 1882,

CHANGE OF TIME LEAVING FOR PICTOU.

for Remainder of Season

()* AND AFTER 2nd day of December next, the Steam Navigation Company Steamers will ieave Cha; lottetown for Pictou, on Monday, We inesday, Friday aad Saturday mornings at FIVE o'clock.

Also, the Georgetown trips will be discon tinued after this week.

By Order,

F. W. HALES, Secretary.

Ch'town, Nov. 27, °82,

WANTS, LONT, FOUND, de.

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W ANTED in a private family, a parlor , and bedroom with board for a 8 gevtleman, apply at the Examiner Office.

[ded 1882.

OST—On Friday, the 8th inst, between

Issac Wadman’s dwelling bouse, om Grafton Street, and the A pothecaries’ Hall, a red leather waliet, containing two cheques and several other papers. The finder wil: be rewarded on leaving the same at this office. ‘

ee? LL SE eee \ ALCOLM BRUCE, Mount Stewarts, 8 4 get the par’ el of Clothing left in care James Parks, Summerside, by applying @ James Parks, McAckill Biver, Lot 42. wo TO LET on Sidney St Possession immediately. Apply at EX4MINER OFFice. ded tf

. COTTAGE PIANO FOR SALE.= Apply at the Dominion House, [dea tf yrek SALE.—Hollind Cove Farm, Rocky Point, containing 177 acres, Terms easy. Apply to McLean & Martin, [dea 3i eod \O LET—A Dwelling House pleasantly situated on Prince Street. Apels. S

Peake Bros. & Co.

\ ANTED—A man with experience ™ Dry Goods to take charge of 28

establishment in this City with a view @

closing it out. Good terms will be giveD to

any ove wishing to purchase or contimue

business. Apply by letter to box 135. ai 6

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O LET—Immedia‘e possession given ot a desirable residence, situate on Upper Hillsborough Sireet, Reut low to ® oe

tonant, Apply at the Mewiupts E, lL, tu Mr, Fy Ry Movre,

Bai if

Monday, 11th, and Tuesday,

It will be managed ty the ladies orm.

will served at aix :

POULTRY

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