Yra Halifax papers ®owe Scen making some mistakes on P, &. Fslan! affairs. ago they reported « murder on Cardigan Road, which never happoned. Last week they stated “that Mr. B.D): ies, the Leader of the Opposition, was in Hial fax, en route to Eig- fand,”* wi ist he was here, at boast inthe fles) ; and this week they say the Railway Bill paas« ed, 16to8. Nut so ber des, blessed with more Members than the two

numbers above given will make ———@a~ = - Every precaution should be taken against

Sins!) Pox. os, with opening of navigation, i: will probably mako its appearance bere. A Vaccination Bil) is ender disevssion in the House of Assomb!y tu-day.

ast yt we are

Tas Concert in St Patrick's Hil, will take place on the 17ch iret, The music will be good we are informed and the object being a worthy one, the concert shcald be largely at- tended,

The Legisiature will be usked, during the present Session, to grant s charter for a New Bank to be established in Charlotte town, to be called th: People's Bank.

<> <- «ee -o o ~~ —--—_——

; A deserter, named John Whalen, Allas O Grady, from the 84th Regiment delivered

. ; ; Homespan, per yard.....2...2ascceesces- 43 to Ge

wp he 7 ~ itl t | the eubject of Alabama claims. _ pan, j 4 himeelf p last week He will be sent -” Lonboy, 7th.—In Commons to night Glad- =a gg IDe seen eee ee reweeeereees = to = Halifax. | atone replying to question asked by Disract: lant) yoo)? Pt Sess teereeeereeeeeteres i i od - —_- | night, denied that Government had any kuow-| Sheepskins be ate ee. Tas Sons of Temperance purpose holding aj ledge of secret treaty between Russia and! Apples, per bush.........--2-.00-e- 3s Od to 4e fd | Prussia, and also intimated that conference on | Tullow, SO DD actin bicedivpenake snnens 7d to 9d

grand public meeting during the sitting of the 1 agiclatuna. in tha Athanmam. an Friday. the

30th inst.

aoe

Nortutne definite is yet known of the acts of the High Commission, as they hold their meetings 0 secret session.

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There is a Daily Mail now running

from Charlottetown to Georgetown.

Rev. Jamas Bropgvice will preach in Fort Augustus Church on St. Patrick’e Day.

re oe Oste are bringing 3s 2d per busbel iu Charlottetown. +. > oe

Report of the Aud'ters of the Wheatly River Lime Company.

ee

DIRECTORS FOR PRESENT fEA®:

Some time |

T) THE { Chartoitctowa Associated Press, aii Hi i Sickville, March 7, |

New York, March 6—It as said that int a are in progress for the restoration of the Bona- | parte dynasty in France,

Arglo*American Cowtnission commenced its labers at Washington to day.

, The United S:ates frigate “ Worcester” sailed | frown Boston yesterday, laden with provisions for

Franee.

| Lotden, March 6,—In the House ef Commons | on Friday night, Sir Robert Peel stigmatized | Lord Lyona’ course at ungenerous and cov ardly jin deserting the British population in Paris during | the siege, when he waa entreated by the French Government to remain

Paris, March & —Citizensg generally con‘ese that the Germans during their stay in Paris be- haved well. Ail resiriciions aa to persona pass ing intu aud out of Paris have been removed. The Emperor goes to Berlin of Monday, The Paria press protests against the continuous oc | Cupation of the suburbs of Paris, Great prepara tions are being wade tn Berlin tor the reception

of the Emperor William.

New York. March 6.—Congreas has voted to | adjouru on Wednesday till Deceinber next. Re | peal duly on coal failed to pass the Senate,

Seville, March 9,

New York, 8th.—The London © Post ’’ re marke on Joint Commission that there is an | evident d eposition to trea! all topica with fair- |neas, Discussion will first take place upon the | question of the Fisheries, and afterwards upon |

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P | Euxine qu -stien would set adjoorn for some |

iti .G s “et (Bore of athtrelty wide Gunounned. “Oe thus

| sand workmen have struck at Newcastle because

| masters refuse to pay them weekiy iustead of fortnightly.

| Lonpos, 8th.—Consols 93§. Times expresses | misgivings aa to result of the labors of the High | Conmiasion,unless American Commissioners and | Goveroment show a fairer appreciation of the ) question than the Awerican Senate. Times says, | | England repudiates assuption of responsibility | for depredations of Alab+ma until it is decided | by an impartial arbitration. And if cession of | | territory is mouted, the English Commission wil! | take care that it is not mentioned twice. Enge | land will only abandon ker Colonies upon expres. | sed wish of the celonista, er through war Germane yesterday evacuated all the forte upon | jthe left bank of the Seine, The Emperor} ' Wilhaw has left Versailles for Yerrierres,

Sycxvitiz, March i1, 1871. Paris despatch of yesterday says, Mayors of | al! the Arrondisements. aud National Quard |

‘will surrender the cannon iu their possession |

Alex. MeMiilan, President, P. R. Blatch,

D. McKay, Seoy and Treas., Laughlan Mc Millan,

Patrick Hughes.

Joseph Wise

J. G@. Me -allum.

Wauezatter Rrver Lime Co. Orricr, | January Ist, 1871.;

We, the undersigned, having been ap-| pointed auditers of accouuts of the W. R. | ime Co for the year ending 31st Decem- | ber, 1870, have carefully examined the}

‘eight persons killed, thirty wounde

without gvercion. Government maintains concillitory attitude | towards disturbers. ae , destroy-

Terrible tornado at St. led property, amount one million dollars, train of cars, inclading a 30 tou Jocomotive was burled forty feet from the track.

Lonpow, 10.—In House of Lords this eve-| ning Karl Granville made statement, in| which he denied Govern:nent, had any know-| ladge of aesecret treaty being coneluded be- | tween the Czar and Prussia before war.

Lord Elcho condemned Governmewt plan |

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Louis

"Special Telegrams ~|

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Prices Current, Cu'rown, Mareb ab; 71.

Provistons. Beef, (omall) per tb......-.--...4. wooed to BE De, “y QUIET... case scccesecscccceces 3}d *o Gi Pork , toutcass) -- eose Sal 40 7d ee eae 7

Mation, pet Wb. sda s200-- veal, pet W.sssaaces Haw, per Ib. cess . ° ' Butter (€resh)eoeese--seceeeeeseee- 18 2d to Ie 3d

Do by the tay ..«-00.---wawe--s re: le td fo le dd Cheese, por lh..seceeeseeereee douseced éd4, to Sd Do, new ANE c0-soneeonssqnoreesns Soot ED _ Lari, per Ib..... citnneliinebindin txick sli 8 Flour, per 100 Ibs.....--.. de Conecvecsne 23s to 228 Oatmeal, per 1.0 1b3.....--.- cers seco ss 1D8 Wo 208 Buekwheat flour, per Ib......--.e0-+-- t§d to 2d

Kane, per CoseR.s...4..cepeesscoe- eereees te 14d

: Grain,

Barley, per bushel...........0.0 38 9d to 46 Od Oellien FOF Wats cs... ccesccvecsces 2a Lid to 3a fd VeGeTaBLes.

Groes Peas, per qaurt. ....-..ccccccocess Potatoes, per bushel............ +6. 28 3d te 2a 6d Turnips, per bushel.............sse05e .-10d to is Poutrtar. BOGRs oe ccnccettescvecves se Stcpeete 2a 6d to 38 9d Pere Nes GRO. ice c cece teeesees a-e0-48 to 7a 6d CO dine tenccccs cevscnscduwens 1s 3d to 2s Chickens, per pair.......--.-.+-s-- 28 Od to 3s Od Dacks, each.:.4.2..... ab aebs bends Is Sd to Is 6d I bg cc ccccovageotedustete le 3d to le 6d Pisa. Codftah:, der qtl........es8-.-- se+see4s 168 to 20s Herrings per barrel......... oosee ee. 208 to 358 Muckerel, per do@en.........-s.cecceeees 3a to 4s SURDRIEs. Hay, per ton..... hedtdss stb cadanapeses 708 to 758 Straw, per CWt.. cassecgoeccisciccsttcee

Ciover Seed, per Ib...... wee Timothy Seed, per bush..........-.-..-

Grorce Lewis, Market Clerk

Farm Stock.

CROP, & ”

fyxO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on WED- NESDAY, the 22nd inst., at 11 o’cleck

at the residence of Mr. JOHN FOSTER, Paincetown Roap, near 3 Mile Run—

3 Mileh COWS, 1 light WAGGON,

1 HEIFER, 1 do SLEIGH,

1 MARE (in foal), 1 Wocd do,

8 SHEEP, 1 CARI,

1 PLOUGH, l par HARROWS, Piough & Cart Harnese, 19 bushels WHEAT,

100 bushels POTATOES, 950 feet Soruce

BOARDS. .

WILLIAM DODD, Auction-zer. Ch*town, March }3, 1871.

ST. PATRIOK’S DAY

Grand Literary and Musical

Entertainment!

Books and Vouchers in hands of Secy. from | for reconstructiig the army, as a crude de-| Ty be given in aid of St Patrick's Hall & Schools.

the commeneement of business, and have |

velopment of the old system, and defended on Mareh 17th, To take place in St. Patrick’s

tu report the Business ef the Company ina} the purchase of Commissions. ~ prosperous condition, and the correctness! French ‘Journal Officiel’’ declares in| of the Boo s kept by Secy., and herewith | favor of the Republic, and urges the people submit a synopsis of the accounts showing | "ot to disturb order, for the soie hope of'| the gross expenditure and receipts to date, France ie tramquillity. with the accumulaticn of Stock or Proper-| Paris remaius comparatively quiet. ty. | New Yong, 10 —~Gold 111g

The property now held by the Company, | = at first cost, is worth £2977 7 44, cnd after) deducting £959 4 2 debt due by Company. | leaves a balance of Stock at prime Cost of! £2018 3 24 clear of debt, held by Com-

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JOHN P. MOTI’S CHOCOLATE, BROMA AND OTHER COCOA PREPARA TIONS, APPROVED OF AND RECOM-! MENDED FOR MORE THAN A QUARTER pany, but-which is really value for 3 more, oaths Caras rn MOST EMI. me « SH educting: frora the above bal-| 3" *HEYSIC MS aa aaa 3 2 , the amount of paid ap, NORTH AMERICA.—To thoae who desire shares. being £14/4 $ § shews « balance) '”* best productions of Cveva. free from dele | ae 563 30 T14 nei. profit—rot to spoak of} terious substances, unsurpassed in quality, and

ae fee sala’ dian mart @ouwne mure nutritious then Loa or Ootice, the ander- the increasing Value of property. OME! signed offers the above articles manufactured

money has been a!so paid iu advance 0! by bimeelt. His Broma, owing to the peculiar Stone Quarriers at Port Daniel. C. E.. not} process of manufacture, by which the vil of tbe here accounted for but if added to the! out w completely veutralized,while all its virtues | above, would give a per-centage of 140 on) sre retained, afurds,as well to the robust as to | the paid up capita! | invalids, end those whoae digestion is impaired, | Joun Hueues. | a delicate and walutary beverage. Phat iis value | Extas Roperrs } as an easily digested ; and bighly putriiious are a ’ | ticle of diet is recognized by the bighest medical _—-- practitioners in the Dominion, the followirg W. W. Anpbersoy, Esgr., late Head Master | teatimonials amply demonstrate. of the Newmarket Grammar School, and one ot ! Jun P. Mott. the ablest and must successful teachers in the | \ 3 Provinee of Ontario, arrived in this city on | Heving tried the Browa made by Mr. Jebn Tureday last. Mr Aaderson has been appomted | P. Mott, of Halifax, N.S, aud having been Principal of the Wesleyan Academy in this City | made acyuainted with its several ingredients, we avd wil] enter upon the responsible duties of bir | ate of opinion thatat is a combination at once office on Morwday, the '13ty inst,—immediately | innocent and highly nutritious, not only te per after which be will open a class in the higher | seus an health,out also to the weak andalebiiltat- branctws of a lmera’ education There are forty | cd 5 and that, from the facility with which it wusic ppils in attendance at the Inatitution.| may be prepared. and the salutary properties of Ooe bundred and thirty reguiar pupils have al-| ite ingredieuts, it is a valuable compound, aud ready bevo enrolled, and it is confdently expected | We cheertully reeommend it tu convalescent and that the Acedemy will be Glled 4o ite utmost | all who require a mild and strengtheuing food. capacity in (be course of the present term. Tie} Robert Hume, M.D. |W. B. Slayter, M.D.,M. Other Teachers are expected on the opening o'| W J. Almon, M D. le C 3., L.R-C.P., Eng. navigation. We wish Principal Andereon, and/{), McN Parker M.D /A. Moren, M.D.,Edio. bis able staff of co-laburers, a bappy and orospes | Charles Tupper, M.D. Re Wickwire, M.D, Edin,

: i ot |

Auditors,

ous career — 1s -R.°S. Biack, M D . =< - eee ——————— | James F Avery, M.D. Hattie, M.D C. Y¥. M. Literary Institute. Bae Yeoamge BEDS bar D. Riyby, M.D, The discussion ‘in connection with the lecture | 8ST JOUN N.B., QUEBEC. of last Tursday wil! be resumed on the eveoing| W. Bayard, M:D. Joseph Morrin, MD of Tuesday, the 14th inst.. (instead of the usuai| S. Boyd, MD. J. Douglas, M. D. lecture) at the request of several gentlemen of Tf S. Wetmore, M.D. [Joseph Pamcbadd M.D,

ENTERTAINMENT!

the Institute N. B,—As the seasoo ie rapidly drawirg to a)

close, 8 lull attendauce is rv quested, Jas. H. Repotn, 8eo'y.

:

Ch'tewno, March |3

Drownen.—Jola Doyle, belonging to| Prince Edward Isiand, seaman en board the | schr. “Memira M,” from St. Andrews for | Boston, was knocked overboard at East Qued-| dy om the 22.d ult., and was drowned before any assistance could be rendered.—<St. John News. |

-~+oanr—— Government Appointments.

Executive Covsecit, March 2.

His Honor the Lieutenant Governor in Council | has been p! «sed to appoint the following gentle | men ‘'ommissioners for taking acknowledgements | to Deeds,:iu terws of the Act Ll William IY, | Cap. X:— i

PRINCE COUNTY

Township No. 1, Nicholas Couroy, Esquire, do 2, Mr. Gilbert Becte, | do 3 Mr. William C. Montgomery, | do 4, Me. Joseph McGilvary, do 5, Jobn Clark, Esquire, do 6, Mv. George Carroll, do 7, Jumes Kinley, Esquire, i do 8 & 9Y, Mr. Jolin Cumpbeil, senr, do 10, Mr. Kobert T. Oulton, } do it, Joseph Marphy, Eequire, du 12, James Barclay, Esq. do 14, Jobu O’Ceuner Esq. ao 1S. sylvaut Arsenenux, Esq- do 16 John MeKivnon, Erq. | do 18, Dounld MeLellav, Esq. do 19, Thomas H. Sims, Esq do 26, Mujor Wright, Esq. do 27, Mr. Thos MeCarviil, Thos’ son, F do 28, Isaac Clark, Eeq.

QUEEN'S COUNTY: Mr. James E. Kelly, Fort Augustus, Mr. David Evan, Mount Stewart Bridge. Executive Covncit, March 2 Hie Honor the Lieatenant Governor ia Council bas been pleased to make the following appoint- mets, ViZ:— Mr James Clow of Marray Harbor, Lot 63, te ‘be a Justice of the Peuce for King’s County. kzra Wiekwire, Esquire, to be a Commissioner of the « eurt fer te recovery of Small Debts at Georgetown, in, the place of William Sanderson Eequire. Henry F. Jarvis Esquire, of Summerside, to be

a Corover for Prince County John C. McKeow Eequire ef Georgetown,

and John Mclanes, Eequire, now of Cardigan Bridge ; to be Coroners for King’s County.

Mr Wiiliam b:ebant, of Summerside, tobe a “Surveyor of Lum\er, in terms of the Act 12 Vie, «Cap. 19. i

Holloways Pilis.—Good Spirite.— Every one thas treguently «Xp-rienced sudden personal ebenges trom gaicly to gloom. The winé aid “Weather oftenta.es receive the lame when a fauly digeation ix alone the cause of the depres-| sn = Holloway » Pills cav be benestly recom-_ ‘mended for regu ating a disurdered stu:nach and | unpioving digestion. They entirely rewove the -senae of tulnese and oppression afer eating.) They clear the furred tongue and act as a whoele- some eimuleht t. the liver, aud asa gentle ape) erient tothe bowels, They bealthfuily rowe both bedy and wud. Holloway’s Pilis are the best known antidores fez want of app tite, nate | MG, Gatulency, aeartbarn, languor, depression, | and that apathy eo characteristic of cironic dee! rrangementof the digestion,

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| MINK, MUSKRAT, POX & OTHER FUR

MoNTREAL G. W Campbell, M.D. M. McCulloch, M.D. A. Hall, M.D.

ToRontTo- C. Widmer, M. D., President Medical Board Toronto.

Joho King. M. -D., Prof. Theory & Practice Medicine, do. ius O Brien, M-D.,Prof. Med. JuriepUniver sity of Toronto. 6m

We received a very pleasant letter of thanks from our friend Kendall, eince hie return home, fur a bettle of “ Johneen'’s Anodyne Linimenat” wh:cb we gave bin. aud which he says haa en tirely cured him of the troubleeume aud dangere ous cough he bad when here.

Luc

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A. B. SMITH,

BAUBPALTTARR, IMPORTER & DEALER

HATS, CAPS & FURS. BOOTS %& eHORS.

— ae

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR

SKINS. SOUTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE. Chariottetown, Piince Edward Island. Janaary 17, 1870, 3m

Marriages.

By the Rev. G, W. Stewart, on Monday the 6th

inst., Mr, Angu® Donald Martin, Beyfield, Brack.

ley Point Koad, to Mise Jane Stewart, fourth

daughter of Mr. James Thompson, Leven Vale, Lot 33.

At the Manse, «n the 28th ultpby the Rev. T. Dunean, Mr Alfred Williams, Lot 56, to Miss Annabella Brown, Lot 35

At the Manse, Georgetown, by the Rev. Alex MeWilliaw, on ‘he 2od wet Mr. John Smith,New Perth, to Miss Elizabeth McLaren Brudenell.

Deaths.

At Charlotietown, on the 2nd inet., Mr, William Wilson, in the 86th year of bis age,

In Summerside at the residence of Mr, James Walsh, 27th ult.. Mr. Williaus Breen ; formerly of Tryop Road, aged 36 years

‘At'Long River, Lot 20. on the 9th Feb, Birab Jane, beloved daughter of Peter aad Elizabeth Gillespie aged | year and8 wentbs

Hall. Tickets, la Gd; Reaerved Ssats, 33. Deers-open at 7 o'clock, Concert at &, Ch'town, March 13, 1871.

em GRAND LITERARY & MUSICAL

A Grand Entertainment will! take place in the

MARKET HALL, |

ON |

TUESDAY, the 21st March, inst.,

In aid of the Widows and Orphans of the

ill-fated Emeline.

The Literary department will consist of Ad dresses, Recilations. Dialogues. &c., and the Music will be both Yucal and Jastrumental.

peor open at.7. Performance to commence at 6.

Tickets, Is 6d; Reserved Seats, 2a 34; to be had at H. A. Harvies, D, Laird s, the Argus Ol- flee, aud at the door.

Cy order

J. H, FLETCHER

March 13, 187%.

VACUUM PAN SUGAR. 10 Hhds. (VERY GOOD.) MACEAOHERN & CO, “Italian Warehouse,”) March, 18, 1871. { Zin

Choice Retailing Sugar. 20 Hods. Porto Rico SUGAR. (Strictly Prime.) For Sale ‘Low. MACEACHERN & CO. « Italian Warehouse,”’ : im

Gray's Ferry Printing Ink Works,

©. E ROBINSON, Mraoufacturer of BLAOK aod COLURED PRINTING aod LITHCGRAPHIC.

INKS, VARNISHES, &c ,

Grays Ferry Roap anp THirty-THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

ANGUS, LOGAN & Co., AGENTS.

SS ae a beats wats «CANADA. March, 13, 1871. 3m

MAILS.

Aiteration in time of dispatching Southern Mails,

NTIL FURTHER NOTICE, MAPLS for the Southera route will be made up at tuis Office, as follows :

For Southport, Lot 49, Cherry Valley, Vernon R ver, Summerville, New Perth and Georgetown, every morning (Sunday except- ed.) at 8.30 0 clock.

For Montague Bri ige, every Monday, Tues- day, Uhursday, aod Fiiday morning, at 8.30 o’siuok-

For Vernon River Bridge, Orwell, Monta- gue Cross, Belfast, Point Prim, Bulle Creek, Flat River, Wood Islands, Littie Sands Kin- ross, Murrey Harbor Road, Caledonia. Mur ray River, Merray Harbor South, Sturgeon, Marray U~rbor North, Card gan, Duadag,and Lot 56, every Tuesday and Friday morning ats 38 welvek,

For Brooklyn and Brown's Creek, every Tuesday mornny, at 8 3) 0 clock,

For Monaghan, De Gros Marsh and Peter's Road, every Friday morning, at 8 30 o’civck,

JOHN A. McDONALD, Postmaster General.

General Post Offize, rere -Marob 10, 1871.

ln the House of Assemby, } SarurDay,.Mirch 11,1871. 4 ESOLVED, That no new matter, on which a Bill can be founded, be intro duced to this House after Thuraday, the 16:h day of March, instant.

Ordered, That the said Resdlution be in- serted in each of the ‘Newspapers, published in Charlottetown,

JOHN McNEILL, ©. H. A.

ANECUTOR’S SALE.

Eligible Ruiiding LOTS for t’rivate Residences.

O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the

Premises, on WRDNESDAY, 29th inst.

at 12 o'clock, all that BLOCK of LAND (be-

longing te the Estate of the late JOHN C. |

BINNS, Esqr.,) being }

Town Lots Nos,.16,17:& partof | 18.in the fourth Hundred,

situated ir KENT STRERT, near Government Husse. The Land will be divided into Fvuur Lote, measuri:-g 51 feet on Kent Street, and ex- tending back 160 feet. A good title will be given, and gocd terms for the purchase money.

A PLAN of the Property can be seen at the offics of

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch’town, Match 13, 4871.

TO Bie LET BY AUCTION,

Tuesday, the 21st Marchi, inst ’ PASTURE LOT No. 25, | TT"

E property of the late Dr. Hammond | Johnson, at present in the occupation of Mr. John Holman, and eituate on the MAL- PEQUE ROAD, adjoining Mr. Joho Henry's LIME KILN,

Thia land contains 12 acres, and will be let under lease for a term of five years frow first of May next.

Lease will contain usual covenants for good husbandry, &c., and will be prepared by solicit ors of Lessors at tenants expense,

Wm DODD, Auctioneer.

March 1%. 1871.

tt

A Grand Ballad Concert

WILL BE GIVEN IN THE

MARKET HALL,

on THURSDAY, the 16th inst.,

under the Direction of

MR. SAMUEL N. EARLE,

IN AlD OK THE

FRENCH RELIEF FORD |

under the disting:ished Patronage of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Rebinson, the Right Reverend Bishop McIntyre, the Legislature, and the Mayor and Corporation of Charlottetown, Doors open at 7. Concert at 8. TICKETS.—~Reserved Seats 3a; Uureserved 2s., to be bad at the Drug Store of W. R. Watson, Ksq. where the plan of the Hall may be seem in a few days. Ch'town March fy 18th.

NO MORE BUYERS’ COPPERS. Wwe will give ** the Buyer’s Copper.” and

pay the highest. Market Price to far- mers coming direet to our Warehouee, with

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town, Feb. 20, |87!.

their oats.

SPRING SHIP FROM LIVERPOOL,

DQ THE Clipper barque MARION, | ye coppered and classed A 1, eg Uae yeare, at Lloyds, Anzus Brown | Saeed Commander, will sail trom | LIVEXPUOL for Charlottetown on Sth} APRIL. Hus good accommodation for} PASSENGERS. For Freights or passage, apply in Liverpool to Meesrs. THOMAS & SON, Trafford Cham- bere, South John Street, or here te L. C OWEN, W. WELSH, Ch’town, Feb. 20, 1°71.

Spring Goods. MARCH, 1871.

(HEAP GOODS!

WHITE CALICOES, iu various widths, ail of the most improved makes selling

CHEAP! to make room for the coming SPRING STOCK W. A. WEEKS & OO.,,

Queen Street.

GBRAP GOODS.

PRINTED CALICOES and GINGHAMS,« fall Stock extra good value. cheaper then ever, to make room forthe coming Spring Stock.

Wi a! WEEKS & CO.,

Queen Street,

CHEAP GOODS.

GREY CALICOES and SHEETINGS—beet qualities—lowest prices; must be cleared out to make room for the coming

SPRING STOUK. W. A. WEEKS & CO.

Cheap Goods!

A large Stock of Table Linens, Napkins, Diapers Linens, Osuaburgs, Bed Vickings, Sheets Counterpaves, Quilts, Musiin & Damask Curtains, and other

FURNISHING GOODS!

WiLL BE BOLD

CHEAP,

to make room for tue comiug Spring Goods? W, A. WEEKS & CO., Queen Steet.

CHEAP GOODS!

CARPETS! CARPETS! Cheap. Good patterns, good qe, good

valae, will be cleared out LOW, to make room fur the coming Spring Stock W, A. WEEKS & CO.,

Queen Street.

CHEAP GooDs!

Cloths, Tweeds, Doeskins, Vestinys, Shirtings, (Fresh Guods), the most desirable style mauu- factured, no better value iu the city, will be so.dto CASH BUYERS

VERY CHEAP. W. A. WEEKS & CQ.

CHEAP GOODS!

Ready- vade Clothing Panis, Vests, Jackets, Coats, Underclo.biug, Mats, Caps, Collars, Ties, Braces, Kubbers, Umbrelias, Gloves, &c., ali the leuding styles, st prices that leave no room tu grumble,

W. A. WEEKS & CO.,

Queen Street

CHEAP GOODS ! Stamped Horse Nails, Plow metals, Shear plates, Blister Steel, Horse Rasps, Chain Traces, Cart Hames, Backbunds, Piauting Hoes, Peiats, Gils, Glass, Grain Bags, 2nd other

At the residence of her nephew, -Beniamio Webster. Auguatine Cove, on the 19th ult, aiterss | ebort and~paintul illness, Lydia Webster widaw | of the lite H W.‘Leboan, 0) Charlottetown, 1D | the 63rd year of ber age. i

Ou the 22nd inst., after a lingering Hinese of | two years, Elizabeth Darvaeb the beloved wife of Acch'd McNeill, Nine Mile Creek, in the 29%b year ol ber age.

At Clifton, New London, on the,24th ult, William Graham, Exq aged 86 years,

At Murray Harbor, on the 26th February, Mr. Lauchlav MeLcan, in the 68tb year of bis age.

BARLEY. BARLEY

TANTEO atithe BRIGHTON BREWERY FIVE HUNPRED Buehels Good Clean

\Vwo-howed BARLEY, for which. the Highest to

Price will be paid. For Sale a few Hundred Dozen

Bottled Ale! | very superior. |

i HYNDMAN | ‘ u

March 6, 1872, i

SPRING AEQUISITES |

SE ES

| Capt, Beazeley’s Estate | OBSERV

T

ct apa

—

E! IN THE f

Royalty of Charlottciown,

To be Let fur Seven Years from the Ist) April next.

HE SUBSCRIBERS will receive Sealed Tenders, until the 31st MARCH next, at 12 o'clock, noun, for the following:—

Tbe property known as the * Belvidere Earm,”

consisting of Bixteem and a half Pasture Lots (about 198 acres) beautifully situated on the Hillsboro’ River, and crossing to (he St. Peter’s Read. Also:

The property knowa as “ttensington,”

consisting of Three Common Lots and a little mere than 6 Pasture Lota, fronting v8 the Hills- boro’ River aud back to the St, Peter’s Road, adjoining the City and containing about 74 acres.

£ach Property will be fet whole, or in such sub-division as may be tendered for. but no part less than one lot will be let to any person, A Plan or Map of the respective properties can be Seen at the offices of

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THE PLACE TO GETIVOUR

CLOTHES FOR CHRISTHAS & NEW YEARS

is AT THR Gentlemen’s Outfitting Wrehouse

Reddin's Corner, Queen Street.}

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Just Recei ved,}

1000 FAMOUS IRIPROVED BROADWAY COLLARS |

J. W. FALCONER,

Ch'town, Deo. 5, 1870.

EASE, COMFORT, AND ECONOMY 1H WASHIKG PICKSTONE’S

IMPROVED

WASHING CRYSTAL,

PURE AND HIGHLY CONCENT RTED. SAVES WNVSD VOMS, LABOR AND SOAP,

Improves the Color, and will not injure the finest Fabric, but renders jt beautifully white. It is particularly recommended for removing stains from the hands and indeed for all washing purposes.

It makes hard water soft. Washes everything. Sold wholesale only by

D. HODGSON, DANIEL BRENAN, Beb, 27 1871 4w

Schooner for Sale by Auction!

WILL te SOLD by PUBLIC AUC- TION, on MONDAY, the 3rd of APRIL wext. at J} o’clock, the & Schooner * ANEMONE,” 15 tons, : built lust spring, tovether with Sails, Kigving, Anchor and Warp, eomplete. Terms

mude known at sale. LAZAR GALLANT. Wheatly River, Mar, 3rd, 1871. 4in

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NEW STORE. NEW BRICK BUILDING.

HE SUBSCRIBERS have tuken a Stove in Mesars, OWEN &

W ELSH’3 new brick building, where they offar the following

GOODS

at a moderate advance on cost :-—

fihds MOLASSE3, Chests of TEA, Barre's SUGAR, i-2do =. do

Boxes RASLINS, Boxes Blacking, Boxes GLASS, Boxes Blacklead, Boxes Pipe», Casks Pickles, Boxes Starch, Boxes Soap,

Boxes Castor Oil, Bis, Confectionery, Kegs Baking Soda, = Coils Manilla, Jasks Washing Soda, Sides Sole Leather, Keg: Nails, ‘Bladders Putty, Crates Earthenware, Uasks Boiled Oil,

Barrels Bottled Ale and Porter, Casks Vinegar, Casks Kaw Qil, Qr. Casks Brandy, Kegs Biack Paint, Qr. Casks Whiskey, Kegs White do Q:. Casks Sherry, Tius Pepper, Uases Whiskey, Tins Castor Qil, Cases Champagoe, Cuasks Kerosine Oil,

Kegs TOBACCO. MACDONALD & OWEN, Ch’town, Feb 23, 187J. lm

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Sold everywhere.

ROBERT YOUNG, Agent.

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aeenteane cittet i

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oun A Te NOTICE. | .ROBERT YOUNGS LL PERSONS INDEBTED to no| BO BB i : ; ° SUBSCRIBER will please pay io pS a

the amount of their ACCOUNTS at the office of MAUDONALD & OWEN, ia the New Brick Builaing, Corner of Queen

and Water Stroets, A. W. OWEN. Ch’town, Feb. 18, 1871.

OBERT YOUNG is now selling—for Casu only—the balance

} of his Winter Stock of Dry Goods,

AP A REBVERISR OF PROD 20 TO 50 PER CENT.

CALL AND SEE! TEA, SECOND TO NONE!

Charlottetown, January 23, 1871.

A RARE CHANC

TO OBTALNLA

Y vy wv r CROP e A TOWN LOT, beaatifally staated in the rising Town of SUMMERSIDE, the genervas gilt ef the Very Rev. James Mac- DONALD tewards the completion of the Summer-

side Catholic Church, will be disposed of BY LOTTERY,

Oa SATURDAY, the 25th MARCH, Tickets only three shillings each, For sale by

Apothecaries’ Hall,

The Olid Stand, West Corner of Queen Square. ESTABLISHED, 1810.

UST RECEIVED, a frevh supply of FEL-

LOWS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-

.POPHOSPHITES, and Wyeth Brotaers’? COM-

‘POUND SYRUP of PHOSPHATES (Chemical Food).

—ALSO,—

A Good Assortment of Aniline Dyes, Roseine, &c.

T. DESBRISAY. Ch’town, Jan. 2, 1871.

FROM LONDON

AND

LIVERPOOL

Charlottetown, P- E- Island. DIRECT. “O° TLE new fast ea iing Barque “MOSELLE” coppered and classed 10 years, 4 1, in English Lloyds, 400 tons Reyister, Roderick McRae, commander, will sail from London positively the first week in A pril,.1871 Aliso the fast sailing Larque “LELIA ALICE.’’ coppered, and classed .7 yeara A.l, in English Liogds, 308 tons Register, Lemuel

Se er

' ree eee Ki A CARD. i agi . _ Fall Importations. (TBE Subscriber is wow happy tobe abe te announce, tg his friends and oustomer, that he has completed his Fall importations, in

each departinent of bie business, aod invites (heic usual Patronage,

DANIEL BRENAN, N. B.—An early settlement of all accounte Over six months duey is expecied,

LD, BRENAN, Ch'town, Dec. 19, 1870

}commodation for passengers,

Ulobbs, commander, will sail from Liverpooi positively the first week in April, 1871, The abové named vessels wil carry through freight to Pictou, N.S, and have good ac-

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Parties wishing to have their goods deliver-

torward their orders in time.

For freight or passage apply, in London, to Messrs. Juhon Piteaira & Sous, 62 Corahill, andix Liverpool, to Sir James Malcolm, Bart 75 South Johu Street; or here to the ownerg

PEAKE BROS & CO,

Ch’town, Jan. $, i871. 2m

LIVERPOOL TRADER.

Spring, 1871. The Fine, New Al CLIPPER SHIP

“MEDAS”

¢34 tons tegister, classed at

Lioyd’s and coppered, P Mor-

cuison Commander, will leave

LIVERPOOL for thie port about Ist APRIL next, carrying GOODS fr

| R, Watson, Charlotietown.

ed here early in the season, will do well to }

Messrs. L, B. McMillan and John MeKeirnan, | Summerside; Messrs, Owen Connelly and Wa.

The nawees of tieket holders, with their num- bers, to be forwarded, three duys befure the drawisg, to the undersigned,

L. b. McMILLAN,

Suin mereide, Jan-2, 1471,

~ Apothecaries’ Hall,

The Old Stand, West Corner ef Queen

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LEROSERA O24,

Cwenty Barrels, Best Quality, AT MARKET RATES.

KEROSENE LAMPS, AT REDUCED 1+ RICES, A. A. BALDWIN & CO. Jan, 30, 1871,

cael

ESTABLISHED, 1810.

By Steamer City of Cork from ENGLAND, Brigantine James from MONTREAL, and other recent arrivals, the undersigned

Square,

consisting of

Dye Staffs, Varnishes, Faints, Oils, Colors, Xe.

PATENT MEDICINES, PERFU MERY, TULLET ARTICLES, &c., “ce.

FICTOU and SUMMERSIDE at through ratese Intending Shippers will please have their

the ship,

For FREIGHT or PASSAGE, having superior accommodations, apply in Liverpool to Sir James Maucoum, Barovet, 57 South Jobn Street; here to the owners.

JAMES DUNCAN & Oo,

Jan. 23, 1871. 2m

BUFFALO ROBES. NO. | WHOLE SKINS, For Sale Cheap at

LONDON HOUWSE! G: & 8. DAVIES,

Dee. 5, 1870.

THE WHITE HAND,

ing the hands soft and white, without injury to the skin. Lhe BENEVOLENCE Perfume, de- dicated with great oo to the iate Georex Peasooy, Esq., the Philanthropist, the new Per-

=" Ess. of Lime Tree Blossoms,

Heraltic Pecfemes, Gabriel's celebrated prepara- tions for the teeth, Rimael’s, Goeneils, Ede’s, Grosswith’s, jCleaver’s, Jewsbury & brown's,

at the Lowest Prices,

get out of the wy of the COMING SPRING STOCK.

W. A. WEEKS & CO,

QUEEN S)*REET.

eit A ge SepeGie iea

}Lowe's, Breideubagii’s & Man, Son & Thomp son's Perfumes an

ues Pomades Hair Kestorers, Hair Dyes, earl Powders and Powders for removing sur- urflous Hair, &e , &e..; Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shav- \ jug Plate and Clothes BHUSHES in great variety, W. Re WATSON,

City Drag Store, Victoria Boildiog, 2 Charlottetows, Jane Z3, 1871. 5

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GOODS alongside early, 80 aa not to detain!

NEW PERFUME Prepuration for render- |

Tvilet requisites, Crown of | England, Oval and Square Jars, ‘Toilet Bottles, | Cat Glase (wold and eilver top}-scent Bottles, Coa. |

The whele of which will be eo!d at 2 small ad- | vance on cost,

Special attention, by an ex pericaced hand, to | the preparation by day and vight of Physiciaas’

| preseriptions and private recipes, | . T, DESBRISAY,

j i Charlotictown, Jun. 2, 187}.

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| September 19, 1870.

Iron Bedsteads. FEW Superior ‘Iron Bedsteads,. cheap fo

Cash, at NEWSON’S, _ Carriage Stock, COMPRISING

Wagon & Carriage Spokes,

¥rom | inch to 23 inches,

BWS & ALLS,

Eiretic Seatncs— Warranted, Ninepence per pound.

DASHER LEATHER, §c., §c.

AT LOW PRICES.

A. A. BALDWIN & CO. Jan. 30, 1870,

Roseine Dye.

XD ECEIVED, at the Crry Daue Store, an as- F sortment of ANILINE and DUMESTIC bY

ES . W.R, WATSON, October 3, 1870,

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bas completed bic imp orttiens for the winter, | (ASSORTED SIZES.)

GENUINE DRUGS & CHEMICALS,

iC ait

Malleable .Castings---1s per pound. Ca‘tewn, August 1, 1870.

600 Fatheme Tested

MUD CHAIN,

Metal Sheaves. Mud Forks and Shovels.

the best quslity, and guaranteed to be the CHEAPEST? in Chazlotcetown,

STONE'S ! HARDWARE STORE

| Reddin’s Buildiog, Queen Street, January 23, 147]

Wool. W ool. ASH paid for WOOL, on delivery; at

the Store of H. J. CALLBECK. Oh town, May 30, 1870.

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COOPERS.

“QRANTED, at the Hillsborough Mitie,

20 Coopers. To good, sieady men |employment will be giveo for the winter, and | liberal wages paid, either by the day or for

piece-work. CARVELL BROS.

| Dees 7, 1810 Ag SALT.

run 600 Busbels LIVBRTOOL

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SALT. ALT, in bulk, Also, 2000 SACKS, ex | Bark

CLIPTON, JAMES C. POPE.

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NOTICE.

ALL ameunts due to the Exominer print ing establishment for subscriptions, adver- tisements, &c., from 1st of January, 1868, to Ist.of December instant, are now in the office of the subscriber for collection. Un til the {Oth of January nextis given par- ties to settle, free from cost, and all who make payment before that date will be al- lowed a liberal discount.