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E. J. Hopason, fisq., was registered at the Russel House, Uttawa, on the 24th tust, ae .

A crrmzeN was fined five cents and costs ¢ day for having a dangerous cellar hatch ir his premises,

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Post fail to be with the Scots in th: « Auld Kirk” this evening, when the enter fainment given a few wee ks azo will be re- | peated.

Tur Northern Light inside Georgetown ight and is now discharg- ing freight and . oaling up. \ hether she will proceed to the Uapes or not, is, as yet, unknown to the agent here,

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Fryz “‘hoedlums arrested for corner loaf- ing on Saturday, were sentenced to six weeks jmprisepment with hard labor. The magis- trate, in sentenciug them remarked that when their time c\pired, they would either have to discontinue corner loafing er leave the country. . vii

THREE companies of active militia—Major Morris’, Major Doyherty’s and Captain Long- worth’s—attended divine service in St Paul's Church yesterday, Mm full dress. The compan. jes were headed by the 82nd battalion band Jo the march from church their fine appear- ance was the subject ef complimentary re- marks from the nv merous specta' ers,

Tue barque “William Owen” which sailed from Rouen, France, for Workington, Eng- land, on the 26th of Januar. last, has arrived all safe at Fortress Munroe, U.S. During the passage from houen the rudder broke and the vessel was carried off to sea. She has sinee been tossed on the stormy Atlantic, and at length driven into the above-named Ameri- can Port. The wife, family and many friends ef Captain Brown will be glad to hear of his safe arrival.

Tur Argus bints that we publish articles from the EXaMINER unacknowledged. The ExaMINeR kuows that we have the same authority to publish those articles as he him- self has, and that they are as much ours as his, though some of them may per chance ap- pear in the Daily first. —

The Examiner knows nothing of the kind. The Examiner kuows that the Presbyterian has no more right to appropriate its articles without acknowledgment than it has to pub- lish the Preedyte ‘an’ s.

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BrRituiaNt Decorations,—In St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, yesterday (Easter Sunday) at 7 o'clock, vespers were sang, benediction was given, and an excellent sermon, on the *Resurrection,” was preached by the Rev. A. Metiilvary, P. P. At Benedictions in the Cathedral the Sanctuary is always elegantly decorated, but its beautiful appearance yes- terdiay surpassed all previous occasions. The decorations were in natural and artificial blooming flowers, displayed with the taste of a true artist, while lights and mirrors were so arranged on the altar and in the sanctuary as to produce a most magnificent sight. After Renediction many remained in the Cathedral admiring the beautiful appearance of the altar.

By enquiry at the office of Messrs. Peake Bros. & Co, we learn that the bark ‘‘ George Peake’’ sailed- from Brunswick for Rio de Janeiro, on the 25th February.

Brigt. ‘* Lionel ’ sailed from Cardiff for St. John’s Newfoundland, on the 9th inst.

Bark ‘‘“James Peake” sailed from Bowling for Philadelphia, on the 10th inst.

Brig ‘‘Zinga’ sailed from Cardiff for St. John’s Newfoundland. on the 10th inst.

Brig ‘‘Alpheta” sailed from Cardiff for St. John’s Newfoundland, on the 10th inst.

Bark ‘*Moselle’ arrived at Barbadoes on the 10th inst.

Barkentine ‘‘ Zrema” sailed from Bordeaux for Charlottetown on the 15th inst.

Brigt. ‘* Brenda” sailed from Liverpool for Charlottetown on the 25th inst.

srigt. ‘* Hildred” sailed from Liverpool for Charlottetown on the 25th inst.

Bark ‘‘Ralph B. Peake,’’ sailed from Liver-

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peol for Philadelphia on the 25th inst. Steamship ** Prince Edward ” arrived at Liverpool from New Orleans on the 25th inst.

Extracts trom Old Songs.

COMMUNICATED BY VICH DHOMNUIL NAN ORD.

Padt 58th. By N. Brady, D. D., and N. Tate, Esq. Speak, O ye Judges of the Earth, If just your sentence be ; Or, must not Innocence appeal To Heaven from your decree?

Nore.—The remainder of the above old Song 1s too personal, and might possibly be ACTIONABLE. — |erbum sat Sapienti /

CHORUS OF JUDGES AND GOVERNORS. (From an unpublished Opera.)

We, for the voice of the Popalace amorous, Willing to do anything they require, Shall, if herea{ter they chance to grow clam-

orous, Yield just precisely the thing they desire, Vi e are quite ready to March with a steady toe Out of the frying-pan into the fire ;

Sunk, like the inmates of Huxtable’s piggery, Upto the knees in an exquisite drat!, Stand the determined Apostles of Whiggery,

Chewing the grain, and rejecting the chaff ; Aye, Mr. Huxtable! Not from your muck stable, Issues so hearty a grunting and laugh !

DEED.

At St. Croix, Hants County. N. S., on the 18th inst., of diphtheria, Annie Carrie M., aged 7 years, 4 months and 18 days, beloved daughter of Harry C. and Annie Dew.

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COAL. COAL. Fe SALE a large quantity of Cow Bay

SLACK COAL. A first rate article for house use at $2 per ton, cash.

WM. KOUGHAN. Ch’town, March 23, 1880.—3i eed.

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£m oer es of the Sul ; 5 quantity of English Hawthorn Quicks, ,of the best quality, suitable either for Ground

Charlotttetown, March 4, 1880.

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Lorne Hichland Whisky, and have sub- ; 1 them to eareful examination and

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