THE KING OF PORTFOLIOS, a) ‘ ‘ h «eo | y med . Americn, wit —— ; series tha ' No eed to nal I : \ a N ‘ at { . oo. me \ und “ i Aas or oO Own ¢ I series ‘ 20 pa eed pur : : Oo not k py now

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

\j A SPH ‘ y Beer Bros _ Ma ( Ll and 12, Stoddard’s 8 and cenetennalienenente P ‘ here -— N { \ lL) Sa ng | I st a | graphs Ma ‘ ‘ ere _ s --S and 9 > ! M iy { v Hs LEV. R. FAY ‘ t a ¥ davs at t = Ss YQ ~ eet ay 2i -> \ rembers of » Junior gwe i mii ¢ are requested | a ‘ s yen- - sack Day I SS. Coban w M I redav LO Ins ° 4 th 18 and sails ms. J N Svdnev n aI i : - I TT The SS. | rived Sa a ] fi : Sa lav ast p g ade h 1 trip in se iva ! D vet A rep s = Tne Firornipa.—The steamer Florida, of t vy Plant I which is to ran be- twee I i Cha wh direct left B r = |x ay at noon and is to-l W vert g. She is expe Bos Fr tay ev _- Scorr Acrt.—Yesterday afternoon Henry

Hooper, Z the Rovalty, apy eared before H. V. Palmer ar i Samuel! McRae, J.P 7a. on tw harges of vioiation of the

Act Several wit-

fer want of

Canada Temperance examined, anu

sufficient evidence the two cases were dis- misse ‘ Mr. J. H. Good appee “ for H oper, o

ASCEN Day To-morrow being Ascens Da he services in St. Dun- stan’s Cathedral will be as follows: First Mass a - 1 Mass at 7.30, and third Mass at 5 and the M ¥ levotions at7r

S:. Peter’s Cathedral: Holy Eucharist at 7.45 ar ioral) at 10 a.m. Matines

at Ch cat Evensong at 7 30 St. Paul’s Church: The usual morning service wil! be held at 11 o'clock 1 = Powice Covrr.—The two Wanghn brothers, Benjamin and William, appeared

before His Honor at te Police Court this forenoon. The brothers are charged with several jJarcenies from different houses in the city Several witnesses were ex- amined, luding S. B. Enman, from whose residence the razor and ladies

sacque were taken; Israel Thorpe, who purchased the stolen razor from the bors; Jane T pe, who pure hased the facque

from one of the brothers; the boy McLeod who identified the reefer stolen from his home King Street East; Marshal Cameron. who «wore ut the search warrant; Sergeant Bradiev and Officer Campbell, who sears hed the home of the

Wanghn brothers and found a lot of stolen articles: William Bastian, who identified the accordeon as hia stolen from the resi- dence Mr. Miller. Prince Street, and found by the officers in the home of the

brothers; and the father, brother and sister of the two prizoners. After hearing the ev f the witnesses the case was adjourned until Monday next

Mr. James MclIsaac’s Lecture. — The m “The Life and Times of Fred- by Mr Mclsaac, in Hall on Monday evening, Among tho-e present were His Lordship Bishop McDonald, Lieutenant - Governor Howlan, United States’ Consul Kane, the Judge of Pro

lecture eric Ozenam,” St. Patrick’s

was we attende j

James

bate, the elergy of the Cathedral and St. Danstan’s Colleg The chair was o¢cu pied by Professor Caven, the President of the Charlottetown Conference of St. Vin- cent de Paal Society, under the patronage of which the lecture was delivered. The subject was dealt with in a masterly man- ner, and during the time of its deliv- ery—one hour and a quarter—the atten- tion of the audience was immovably fixed, and the feelings of the listeners carried with those of the speaker. Any attempt to g a summary of his dis course would be decidedly unjust to the lecturer, and would only war the beauty

and harmony that characterized his

theme from beginning to end. The first part the lecture was devoted to a de- scription of the reign of scepticism that rrew ’ f the revol onary period in Fra The second vart of the dixcourse

as ma levoted to the life and labors

of Ozenam, with occasional references to the illustrious savants who seconded him

ble work,and who,by their labors, have exalted to the! undying . the manumentum aere perrentys The leeturer, on resuming his seat, was earnestly applauded. Rev. Dr. Morrison,

in risingto move limented the lec-

hanks, Comp

lunatan’s ( ollege,

hat he had no hesitation

im | gy the lecture one of the best ne had ever listened t n Charlottetown He Dr Me M an, in a iew weli chosen marke, seconded the vote of thanks. Phe motion being. pnt was unanimously

carried. Professor Caver presented the

thanks of the audience to the lecturer, to * he suitably replied a _

World's Colambian Exposition. be of value to the world by illus

mprovements in thie machanical

art i er nent D ima will tel] you » progress in-medical agents, has i f equa portance, and as a

gthening laxative that Syrup of Figs in advance of all others

_--

Mantie Costumes.

The demand for this novelty has been

unprecedented England. The

Special attract ; ibout these costumes are ~—

First—Theit’Siyte Second—Their Usef Third—Their Cor

iness venience.

We show. several leading designs ir,

Tweed and Serge. One to which we

ask your special attention, as illustrating the most pron yunced Lond m and Paris

ashion, has % tight-fitting Vest of the same material as the Jacket and Skirt. The prices are very moderate for such

White Chamois Gloves in the leading @ very pretty novelty

Weather Bulletin,

Toroxto, Mey 2, 10 8. m. Fair to cloudy, western portions

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SUPREME COURT—EASTER TERM,

Twespar, May 1.

Morson vs. McBeod—This was action of tment for the recovery of land in King’s County, tried before the Chief Jus- ce at Georgetown in February last, and ulgment was now delivered. The whole juestion was one of fact, and the Judge. n @ careful examination, held that the plaintiff was entitled to the whole of the land claimed Robertson vs Kennedy —Action for tres- pass to land at Lot 48. This case had been tried before Mr. Justice Hodgson last Trin- ity Term, and he now delivered judgment, the effect of which was that the plaintiff was entitled to recov Ps but net in the pre- sent form of action. He, therefore, order- ed judgment to be entered for the defend- ant In the application of Alexander Horne for a writ of certiorari. In this case Alexander Horne sued Danie! McDonald in the County Court for $150

matter of the

lamages for breach of contract. The trial occupied three days; and Judge Allev, having taken time to consider his

prepared a written judgment on a day to which the County rned, and while the of delivering his

decision, Afterwards, Court had been adjou

Judge wa he act

lecision, Mr. Horne’s attorney, Mr. W.S Stewart, applied for a nonsut This Judge Alley wed, 23 heing too late,

and proceeded to del.ver judgment for the

lefendant Mr. Horne then applied for an appeal, which the Clerk of the County Court refused, acting onthe decision of the Supreme Court in Meacham vs. Rob- ertson, where it was held, interpreting a

provisu of the Ce Court Act, that . nee th fron. a decision of that Court judgment awarded is lese than five dollars, a judgment for the defendant eannot be appealed from where awarded. The case was very ab!y argued by Mr. Malcolm McLeod, Q. C., and Mr. W.S. Stewart. The Court decided that the application for a nonsuit had been made too tate, the Chief-Justice being of opinion that when Mr. Stewart's application was wade, Judge Aliev had already indicates how his de- cision was to go. Mr. Justice Hodgeon went further and held that the right of the plainttf to elect to be monsuit ceased he moment—the County Court Judge ommenced to deliver his decision, and that the delivering by the judge of and the reasons therefor are one and the same act. Both Judges ntimated their opinion that the decision f the Supreme Court ot this Province in Meachem vs. Robertson cannot be upheld; ind that in all cases an appeal lies from a judgment in the County Court for the de fendant

punty appeal | es where the

no sun is

rise «clecizion

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4 REMARKABLE CARERR.

Our Old Friend in Court, [Special to the Montrea! Star.)

Toroyto, April 28.—In a suit being triel here, brought by Rebecea Marion against Agnes C. Youmans, for $10,000 fur slander, in which Margaret Shepherd, “the convert,” is a witness, the lawyer for the defendants succeeded in drawing from Mrs. Shephard a history of her life, which i tor econrt. Th witnes@ In puiving bes ence frequently appeale:| to 1 The main points brought out in her examination were is follows: She was born in India, Ler mother’s name being Regan. She had lived in Engiand, and was there imprison- ed for taking some money. The name by which she when she was convicted was Louise Egerton. She subsequently spent some time at St. James’ Home in London. She did not go there under the name of Louise Westlandt. She admitted being de- tained in prison in Bodman, Cornwall, awaiting trial on another charge of Georgina Parkyn. She had lived in Ire- land. She had gone from Bristol to London in July, 1885, where she entered the service of Mr. Stead, Editor of the Pall Mal! Gazetie. She was employed by him to interview the mother of Eliza Armstrong and also to interview women of evil fe to obtain proof that young children were being il ton immoral pur- poses. While in Mr. Stead’s employment she lived with Mrs. Booth, of the Salva- tion Army,underthe name of Margaret Herbert. In 1886, she came to America, under the auspices of the Salvation Army. She married Mr.Shephard in Charlottetown, P. E.1, on April 4, 1886, her first hus- band being then living, though without her knowledge. Both of her husbands are at present living. She parted from Shepard when she learned that Parkyn

created a . }

was alive. She had subsequently been engaged in work in connection with churches in Boston and Chicago. During

Mrs. Shephard’s examination the court room was densely crowded and her replies were followed with close attention by all present. The suit against Mrs. Youmans ig not yet finished.

YOUR WORSE

LOOKS better. FEELS better, and IS better after taking Peel’s Condition Food. You will hardly know him after he has taken his food for a week. He wil! drive and work more freely, will have a beautiful glossy

coat, a keen eye and the best of spirits. Give your brood mares a bag of the food, too, and note the

improvement. Each bag guarameed. QUALITY the best. QUANTITY, 23 lbs. PRICE, $1.00.

Johnson & Johnson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent & Prince St’s.

Cor. Queen & Richmond Svs.

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THE OLD ARM CHAIR

written about hy the poet was doubtless a fairly good article in its way, but not as comfortable by 50 per cent. as the EASY CHAIRS

we make and sell. JUST Suppose you wanted a Parlor Suit, Suppose you needed a Bedroom Suit, Suppose you wanted any new Fur- niture,

buying any longer ?

We don’t think you would, because our prices would settle your decision at once.

MARK WRIGHT & CO.,LTD,

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

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TO LET.

Apply wo PEAKE BROS. & CO. ap23—eod tf

Seed Wheat.

on Rosebank Farm last year from import ed seed. ExtraSgood. Apply to

and you saw our stock, would you put off

Dwell ng House situated on Prince St., now occupied by W. W. Clarke, Esq. Possession given about lst June next.

White Russian aud Manitoba Red, grows

THE DAILY EXAMINER : es

— : — = ae + A Le — - a se - —Aemmmne . : . WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1894.

Children’s Boys’ and Suits! Youths’ Suits Our strong card

in this department is we carry the lar-

Men’sySuits. Spring»... A Overcoats. All prices,~ from ' $3 to $15 each. We, would strongly ad- vise anyone waating

> We. carry. a firdh:: line of New and Sty-

lish OVERCOATS,

We offer special value in Boys’ and Youths’ Suits in

city, all standard New styles, yood wear well, and ny a full range of Eng

goods, a large part quality and prices coet much, to Call lish, Scotch or Can-!? of which are abso- down to suit the and see our Mew adian Waterproofs, ; lutely private pat- times. We would stoe,. Youwill ip -all, the = leading’? terns, or goods that ask the Boys to be asked to bu wot ‘makes. é we control, from 75 look at our Clothing yoy do not see wv if

Cheap !

cents to $5.00 each. before they buy. 4 . hat suits anv. Ohtapt ling t went ° Pat Ns PROWSE BROS. PROWSE BROS. R PROWSE, BROS - ----- So ng ae eee en ed ase

Carpets. Curtains. Oil Cloths. Mats & Rugs.

“PRO Wee “BRE 4

PROWSE BROS. PROWSE BROS. PROWSE_ BROS. & CO. & CO & CO & CO sy a #3 ‘ .9 Hats & Caps. Dress Goods. Domestic. Geats . .

‘ - a Furnishing We have led in Black & Colored Gnghbam, Print ~ ‘ se ’ this particular line Cashmeres very “Gottene, White and De piib Obs +:

for the last twelve cheap, Flowers, Rib- Grey Cottow, White Oe a years, and we are hon: (large variety); amt Parbleached do,,°., White .¢,.Calored still to the front Corsets in all the Table Linen, Towels Shirts frons, 12 inch

with the nicest and choicest styles the markets produce, and you will always find our prices right.

leading makes, Blk and Colored Kid Gloves in all sizes, as good and cheapas any in the trade.

ands, Toweling,—iy. to, 18 inch. Collar. fact you are safé ins Collare, Cuffs and buying all, lines, of Ties.inlarge vir'esy. STAPLE. .DBY <Asktosee our Geats” GQODB. al Rid (fove °

PROWSE BROS. PROWSE | BROS... PROWSE

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PROWSE BROTHERS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men

PROWSE BROS.

BROS.

LINE OF ——

GROCERIES: IN IT?

WE ARE, when it comes to anything’ in ‘our line?

’

L* : vo 3E::

Teas a Specialty!

We TRY US.

gest assortment of Blue Serge, Tweeds a good honest Snit suitable for Springth & little Suits in the and Black Worsted. that will look well, or Fal! wear. . Alpe,

f £4 All the _ best In this Depart- If you wish to see We. alto, show aij) * makes in Wiltons, ment we offer a one of the finest very fine line of Velvets, Brussels, superb line of New assortmentsof Floor SCOTCH and TA: Brussels Tapestrie, Designs in Lace, Oil Cloths” inthe PESTRY Squares 4 wre | Tapestries, and all Silk and Chenille. Dominion, sou can in’ different sizes, ; uther makes to be It will be to your do so by calling on. “and you-mis® a: big found in any first- advantage to see us, as we" hdve'an ~chance-if you dot class Carpet De- them before placing extensive range va- not see throngh our partment at prices your order. No rying from isin. to Carpet’ Department that are lower than trouble to show our 4 yards wide... All this spring. i y the lowest. Curtains. new, fresh shock, y°s- She itl

We keep all grades and can guarantee satisfaction |

On}

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Charlottetown, April 19,.1894—-dy 2 a huni Ss SS a oi

What Is It You Want! . ——IN THE ie ee ee

will buy a GOOD SUIT OF D. A. BRUCE'S. A

our own make and _ Imported

very

offered for the next Thirty

reductions to clear.

Call early

CLOTHES at large stock of Suits will be Days at big

and see them.

" Dp. A. BRUCE,

MERCHANT TAILOR.

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Charlottetown, May 2, 1894—m w f

SANDERSON & CO., NEWSON BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW. Charlottetown, April 30, 1894—m w f ss

HENRY MORGAN & C0, MONTREAL.

The Boston Couch Bed.

ae We 43 # An entirely new departure in combination furniture. A | luxurious couch by day, a comfortable bed by night.. For par- lor, office or limited housekeeping it fills. a long-felt: want: Simple in construction, easily handled, cleanly, ‘durable, ‘and’ is sold at a price that brings it within the reach of ali classes: It is in every respect a most popular article of furniture: This, is attested by the fact that over 1300 of these beds were sold retail in the City of Boston last year. ‘Hlustrated catalogue and price list mailed on application. Special disiounts will be given during this season; for the purpsse-of ant¥oducing this Couch Bed. For sale only by ree ee a:

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Furniture Dept.) Colonial House, Montreal. [

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bindery ‘to the Shdp ext to

| Beer’s Old Stand, Queen St.;

| where I .will he pleased -to.see,

Ladies’

Blouses, |all' my customergis/03 83).

J. D. 'PAYLOR,

wie :

A Boon to’ = = |

Shirt Waists, Collars, Cuffs,

JUST RECEIVED.

HARRIS & STEWART, BAKING:

WOODILL’S “GERMAN

‘ale

HENRY MORGAN & 00, - 4!

| haveyxemeved:my ” Boelr- ay & 7c) 4 Soe 1S Soe we

My ‘Stock is now Complete and Comprises Everything in this Line

Ae E. McEachen’s Boat Store, “ ltwo doors” below ‘Weeks & |" ..

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BEAVER

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$2f > ———.- =

= oo) Bak

-<* ¥ou will find it to your advantage, before starting on your tour, to call on me

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+ Charlopetown, April 30, 189:—mon wed fri

B. ENMAN

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FLOUR JUST RECEIVED

& CO'S.

and FAMOUS brands of Flour very cheap for Cash at

S. B. ENMAN & CO’.,

W. E. D

¢ Charlottetown, March 19, 1894—m w ¢

~ Our Immense Stock

Housekeepers! | : |

rn k~OOM PAPER jis*being sipplemented daily by new shipments. pad. will tel! you all about that.

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of

Our next

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o-AKS> What we want to say now is this:—We will | have in’a few days a sample book of the best New York '300 Puns Choice Molasses,

Pw

POWDER. LONDON HOUSE. pers senor AT SMALL COST IS SECURED WHAT | WILL GIVE | siitsets! ROLLS. at , ' PASTRY.

Ca rlottetown, April 27, 1894—dy

NOTICE.

4 tHC-: Notice is hereby given that the Annual apis td

room of each in the city.

“Hitt Hall’Papers, from which we will sell only one

i

62 We would, of course, rather sell Papers that we keep | in “stétk, but as some customers do not wish to have Papers that their next door neighbor has, we have made special

arrepgementsfor them.

General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Charlottetown Gas Light Company will take place at the Gas Works on TUESDAY, the 8th day of May, 1894, at the hour of 11 o’clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing Directors and the general transaction of business.

Received by Schooner P. L. G., a cargo of Sydney Rerérved \Slaék= Coal, to dis- charge on Monday, will be sgld cheap for

+ cash. A. DOWN.

FRANK McKENNA, Queen Street Cl’town, Meroh*21, 1894—2m 2aw &

*

LEMUEL McKAY, ap2?-~dy Secretary. ap28

COAL. COAL.

the lowest in town. them.

<<" BAZAAR COMPANY,

Ch’town, April 25, 1894—m w f

ai vor a & ; ; - We don’t need to remind you that our prices are always You know that if you have ever asked

In J. D. McLeod’s Old Corner Building. ere ane sn nem

work.

We have now «a large and

complete assortment of Hats

ito fit Boys, Youths and Men,

secured at a great discount

in Canadian, American and

English markets. Come and see our Hats before going

anywhere else.

McKay Woolen Co.

Charlottetown, Avril 9, 1894.

Is vcur child troubled with any illness ? Try Davies’ Drug Store for all remedies for children—Worm Candies, Syrups, Lozenges, Castoria, Soothing Syrup, ete.

Our SODA FOUNTAIN is now in full running order, and we will ke glad to meet our customers again.

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE, St. George Pharmacy. FOR SALE.

A HIGH-GRADE SAFETY BICYCLE with new 94 Pneumatic Tires. Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire of

H. B. WRIGHT,

At Sanderson & Co’s, Store. ap30—lw

REMOVAL.

DR. MURRAY.

I have removed my Dental Office next door to Johnson & Johnson’s Drug Store, Queen Street. ap26

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“ What Paper do You

oossggeo Find Almost Every- .

where You Go ? THE DAILY EXAMINER !

Yce-The Best Paper

FOR ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

TO LET—The Garden on Bayfield Street with plenty of first prize Grape and Fruit Trees, etc, for the season or for the year. Inquire of A. HERMANS, Queen Street.

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FE ATHERS.—-Feathers curled at Mrs. C. A. McMILLAN’s, corner of Queen and Water Streets. aps

TO LET— One-half of the Three-story Dwel- ling on Prince Street, at present occupied by Mr. J. M. Davison, Apply to W. W. ELL- NER. ti—mayl

LOST—About a fortnight ago, in St. Peter's Church, a new black silk umbrella, with a yellow crook handle. If the person who took this umbrella by mistake will please leave it at this — the owner will be much obliged.

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BOARDERS—A few private boarders can be accommodated at the Impenal House, Queen Street. Charges moderate.

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WANTED-—A good gir! for general house- Apply at this office. Uf—ap2s

W ANTED--A gir! for general work.—Mrs. Joun CoomBs, Water Street. ap2s

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AWSON.

CARVELL BROS.

a Sessa tesestsensnnssine

New Crop Molasses

DUE HERE FIRST MAY.

FULL CARGO- DIRECT rRom| WEST INDIES.

200 Tons

Sugar.

Bright Grocery '

CARVELL BROTHERS,

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Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine,

| Prepared strictly according to the British Fhe : ia. Quinine in this agreeable | ‘orm is

PAPERMEN AND PRICE CUTTERS.

uicker in action and more reliable | than. when taken in Capsules, Powders or | Pills Dose—-Half a wineglassful. For sale | by all druggists. Sample bottie free to physi- | elans upon receipt of card.

GHER BROS. & CO.

feh26—d&aw 3m Montreel.

| maid.

TO LET—A House pleasantly situated on Kent Street, at present occupied by Mr. W. P. Doull. Possession given May 16th, Apply to Miss Essery. lw—ap2

WANTED Two servants, cook and house- Cook wanted by 15th May; housemaid wanted ist May. Wages $7.00 per month to good girls. *pplyto Mrs J A MACDONALD Glenaladale P V. dy 2i wy 2i pd —apat

CLERK WANTED—Waonted, a young man to take charge of a Grocery Store. .pply in writing, stating salary, with references ‘to A BC, care of EXAMINER office. iw

TO LET—The tenement over A Horne’s brick store, containing five large rooms. Pos- session Ist May. Apply to ALEX Hogng

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HAY—I have three or four tous of good Hay for sale at my Barn in one lot WF W BEER. 3i—ep2 FOR RENT —The subscriber intending to leave the ‘sland, the very eligible House oo- enpied by him onthe corner of Prince aad Dorchester Streets will be torent on or aboat ist May wext. Itis a first-class House im all respects, and is heated with hot water through- ou'. For particulare apply to Judge Alley or to the subscriber on the premises.—L. J. OSTRANDER. tfi—mohi5

TO LET—The eastern half of House aitu- ated on Sidney Street, nearly opposite the Brick Church, containing six rooms in good order, with water in kitchen. Rent low to the right tenant. Apply to Mr. Thomas Mec- uaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner EpWAsD KELLY ape”

WANLED immediately, a first class miili ner. Enquire of Matthew & McLean, Souris.

FOR ADOPTION—A number of English children from Mr Middlemore’s Emigration Home, Birmingham, will errive here « ortiy. For information apply to Rev. Mr. Brewer or Rev. James Simpson, ap2

STORAGE.—Good storage for furniture, sleighs, etc., can be had in a dry warehouse. Room for for: y sieighs, Apply to P. C. Oox- NOLLY, Grafton Street, 3i—apa

TO RENT.—On the Ist of May the two

| Stores on Queen Street, at present occupied | the seodiion ,

rs. Will be let separately 4 one Store, ifdesired. Rent moderate. Apply to J. B. MACDONALD & Co. Queen Street.

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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—A Cottave op- posite the residence of the Hon. F. Brecken, lormeriy occupied by the subscriber. Posses- = 7 ist May.—-MAURICE BLAKE.

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COOK WANTED.—Waated, » *fore th: en of \pril, agoudcook. Applyto Mts. Aarau PETERS. itv tf—sot

HOUSE TO LET—~The Dwelling at present occupied by Mr. T. L. Chappelle oa Prince Street, contvining eleven rooms, h taroughout wiih hot water, with gas fixtures and electric light. House in good: order, Possession given May_ lat. Apply to rR & Moers. tt—feb2i