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Murray arbor Riection.

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Harbor District will take place.

The main issue in the Contest is between ex'ravavance and taxation on the opposi- tion 8 dv, and ecouomy and no taxation on ’

the Government side.

Mr. George Wightman represents Dashways”; Hon. Sawuel Prowse,

E>sonomists. We hear that there is great excitement among the electors of the district, aod well

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4 Budget cf Latest News |

wother French iinisterial Crisis. De Freycinet Threatens a #issolution.

Special Despatch to the Examiner. Panis, July 26. The French Chamber has refused to for uish creait for the Egyptian expedition n conjunction with Eugland. De freycinet wil challenge a vote o

there may; for the eyes of the Province are | Joutidence ou that point.

upon them, and the Province is anxiously |

awaiting the result. Hon. Mr. Sullivan’s which we publish in another column, sets

pointed speech

forth plaiuly and vigorously, the differ- ences between the two parties.

The Russian Coronation.

Ir seems to be detivitely arranged that the Ozar will be crowned at the end of August. No less than ten times has the saine notice been given ards ountermanded. Preparations for tne affair are being active ly carried on; but the s »-vereigns of othe: coun ‘riés do not seem inclined to risk any member of their own families at the coron- ation. Tuey will be represeuted by envoys extraordinary. This arrangement was come to in consequence of the German Court recommendivg fo the ocher powers a general abstention of royalty from the ceremony. The Czar is now anxious to be

It the Ministry 1s defeated, De Freycine sive that a dissolution will be inevitavle.

‘Arabi Expected to Destroy Cairo,

4nd to Proclaim the Independence

af Upper tgypt,

| Npecial Dispatch to the Examiner,

ConsTANTINOPLE, July 26.

The Turks believe that, in the event of Arabi and bis army sustaining a defeat near Vairo, Arabi will destroy that place, Joi the Soudan insurgents, and at once pro- claim the independence of Upper Egypt. The officta's at Constantinople seem to know the prospective plans of Arabi, and are thought to be in secret communication with him.

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crowned, for he fears the rising influence of the Grand Duke Constantine. which in. | fluence may greatly be extended by the fact | that the Czar stili remaius ancrowved. Al-| realy rumor says that the party of the} Grand Duke Constantine is growing! in organization, and is completely provided | with Ministers who would accept the re- sponsibiiity of an extended constitution. The Czar, so far, has not shown | imself to} incline to the demand for constitutional | Government ; bat it is likely that he will offer the peasantry the bait of an extended partition of the land. This would bea} great blow to the parcy of the Grand Duke, | aud also to’ the landed nobility. The | Nih lists will look fayprably of the parti-| tion ; but it will scarcely satisfy the in-| ordinate demands put forth by the ad- | vanced members of that secret sotiety. |

Tue London Cabby is on the strike, and | he has chosen a most favourable time at | which to insist upon equitable terms. Lon don ¢xpends abont $75,000 a day in cab hire, and the loss which a general strike en‘ails upon the owners of the cabs is about $350,000 per week. The strike, so far, is partial. and the faurness of the claims is shewn by the fact that most of the mas- ters have acceeded to the demands of the

Cabby.

men. The prices paid to the eb owners . vary from $2.50 to $6.00 a day. March and April are the slackest months. At the

beginning of May, m.sters steadily raise their prices until they reach the climax at Derby Vay. Then the prices. gradually decline. Cabby demands that the cabs shali be let out at a two months rental, and not dey by day or week by week according to the whun of the master. But at present the master is the stronger, and until the cabmen can, by co-operation or trade- society, acctmulate capital sufficient to break down the tyranny of plutucracy, they will have to submit to the power that always follows capital. Many a poor man in Englaud is freeing himself from the tyrannical landlord by paying a slight ad- vance in rent toa building society, and at last becoming owner of his house. The cabby, by some such arrangement, might become atter a time the proprietor of the cab he drives.

Pohtical Notes.

MURRAY HARBOR DISTRKICT,

A Meetine of representative men from all

arts of the Murray Harbor Vistrict was held im the Schoolhouse, Georgetown, on Monday, the 24th instant, at which over forty were preseut, and they all were enthusiastic in support of Mr. Prowse, and seemed d tere mined that he should be the successful candi- date this time.

Mr. Prowse addressed the meeting and said that from the support he was receiving he f-lt that he would be the successfal candi date.

jnear Alexandria last night.

Repulse of Egyptian Troops.

ARABI SEEKS HONOURABLE SUAKENDER.

Spe ‘ial to the Examiner. Lonpon July 26.

Six hundaed of the troops of the enemy attempted to surprise the British outposts The Britishers were upou the alert and upon opening fire ihe Ezyptians fled precipitately.

A rumor is prevalent in. official circles that Arabi has proclaimed himself willing to treat with the British for honorable surrender,

[reland's Fair Prospects,

Special to the Examiner.

Desir, July 26. Improved weather is reported from many parts of Ireland, and at pyesent the crops are in splendid condition ;

THE OAVENDISH-2URKE MURDERER OUNFESSES.

the Terrib'e Deed was Done ior Movwey,

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Special to the Examiner. VENEZUELA, Jnly 26.

The name of the’ man arrested in Vene- zuela, as one of the murderers of the late Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke, is Wiltiam Westgale. He volunteers the information that O Connell gave each of the assassins the sum of £200 sterling The Venezuelan Government have decided to hand over the prisoner at once to Euyland.

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Chicago’s Cardinal.

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Special to the Examiner. Cuicaco, July 26. The Archbishop of Chicago will be elect- ed a Cardinal at the uext Papal Consistory.

Latest banadian News.

Defrauding the Customs.

Riparian Rights.

Special to the Examiner. Montreal, July 26.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CANDIDATES,

The Customs authorities have seized une

An interesti g discussion on the importance thousand eight hundred and forty barrels

of selecting a candidat~ for the Second Elec-| of American flour shipped by a chicago firm toral District of King’s in the Legislative to the firm of Lord & Muun, Montreal. Council was freely participated in by many of | It has now transpired that for some time

the gentlemen present Esq , Lower Montague; and Geo. F Owen, Es ,., Uardigan; were appointed delegates to ascertain the views of the Cardigan District; | and Db. G Cameron, 'sq., Commercial Cross; | and Mr David Logan, Georgetown; were ap- pointed delegates to consult with Georgetown | District.

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Shediac Notes.

R. B. Stewart, Esq., and lady, left for the Island yesterday.

Shediac is alive with visitors. The barom- eter stood at eighty-nine to-day, notwith- standing the cool breeze.

Mr. ©. Griffin. who is Agent for the| Maritime Provinces, goes tothe Island in a day er two to introduce the new Map of British North America. It is well worth the price charged. All who wish to post them- selves on the geography of their own country should possess one.

Shediac, July 25.

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Convictions,

Ow the 29th May, at Mill View, before Jas. H. Bourke, J, P., Patrick McKenna was con- vieted aud fined in the sum of twenty-five cents and costs, for au assaulton the person of Alex. McRae,

On the 8h July, instant, before the same, John Power was eenvicted and fined in the sum of fifty«ents and costs for an assault on the person of John A. Lafferty.

On the 20th July, instant, before the same, Robert Whalen was coavicted and tined in the

sum of tweuty five ceuteand costs fer evcroach- mat on the highway.

William A. Poole, |

past, flour has been entered here in bond for export. This flour has been consumed bere, and Canadian flour of the poorest quality, substituted in its place. The affair is likely to prove a very disagreeable one, asanumber of other firms are implicated in th transaction, and all the consignments have been detained. Sr. John, July 26.

The two actions for damages against the Government fishery officers in consequence

|of the said ofticer hindering the Riparian /owners from fishing, have been decided by

the New Brunswick Court in favor of the Plaintiff's.

GENERAL NEWS,

ALEXANDRIA, July 25. The ministry are preparing another pro-

| clamation ordering people not to obey Arabi

Pacha. An employe of the palace has gi ne to Kafre-el-Kewar with a decree dismissing Arabi from the ministry.

The inspector of the Cadastre at Tantah speaking of the massacres there says: JI saw wemen carrying, tied to bludgeons, the dismembered arms and legs of massacred Europeans. Soldiers and the rabble fought fer loot. A Bedouin Shelkh” with 20 Be- douins saved the inhabitants of the Jewish quarer and ¢took them t> his villaje Another Shelkt saved mys Jf and party. A mob from Alexaniria murdered three em |Ployes of the Cadastre and their families | jand burnt their bedies with petroleum. |

The British guos in Ramleh com

Mill View, July 25, 1882,

The mob killed 12 Greeks: % mpletel command the neck of santl antl Will Hinder,

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the Egyptian position untenable when they

vo . >. ConsTaNTINOPLE, July 25. Dervish Pasha has been entrosted with th ruanization of the expedition to Fgypt. The commisiariat was constituted to-day, Paris, July 25.

The senate, to-day, agreed toa motion for

credit for the protection of the Suez Canal. Lonpon, July 25.

The British Government has chartered of whe Cunard Steamship Co., upward of 10,000 tons of shipping,

In the House of Lords this afternoon, the motion to charge the expense of sending Ip- dian troops to Eyypt ov Indian revenue, was agreed ta,

The death is announced of Edward Arthu: Nellington, second Baron Keane, in his 68th year.

Orrawa, July 25,

Returns from the British Columbia «lection: show B.ker, Secretary of the Board of Trade ani Shakespeare, Mayor of Victoria, returned for Victoria, beating DeCosmos. Both are C nservatives and supporters of the genera policy of the Government

sir Joha cose and Robert .Herbert, Chief secretary of the State for the Colonies, sailed feom England on Saturday for Canada.

Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the jaritime Provinces.

Toronto, July 27—10a. m.

Moderate winds; fair warm weather; few iocal showers,

HOTEL ARRIVALS. |

RANKIN HOUSE. July 26 —Ira O Sawyer and wife, Haver ill, Mass; F C Wilson and wife, do; E H Bender, Albany, N Y; John Bonar. Chester,

rN S.; V J Price, Albany, N Y; D Kavanagh,

(hester, N S; Rob Kerr, do; Henry Rebouse, do; John H North, New Haven; L H Howe, New York; John A Stevens, Halifax; N B Badenack, Montreal; J P McCann, New York, W F Thorne, Boston, July 27--P A Stone, Hamilton.

REVERE HOUSE,

July 26. Geo H Bishop, Montreal; F Me Laren, Halifax; J © Holden and wife, Mon- treal; S R Foster, do; Geo H Pick. Moncton; Alex Pick, do; John M BlJuson, Three Rivérs, PQ; J ®% Morrow, wife and son, Lynn, Mase; Schurman, Summerside; J © Woodward. Boston, Mass; J L Hyde, Montreal; G J inderson, do; Alfred Bleu. do; Mrs R 1. Pat terson, Amherst, N S. 27—A Stone, Hali lax.

MARRIED.

At North Bedeque, on the [Ith inst., by tev. RK. . Patterson, Miss Olivia Jane Mayne, of Lot 67, to Albert E. Campbell, of Freetown.

At North Bedeque, on Thursday, the 20th inst., by the Rev. Robert 8. Patterson, A: M’, Mr A—— Reeves, of South Freetown, to ‘iss Maria Cook of the same place.

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Of diphtheria, on the 17th July, inst., John, beloved sou of Alexandria McUillvray, Beer Kuver Line Road, aged I4 years.

Of diphtheria, in the 22nd inst., Jane, beloved deughter of Alexander McGillivray, ged 17 vears,

Ot diphtheria, on the 24th inst., Augustus, beloved son of Alexander MeGillvray, in the 4th year of bis age.

Of diphtheria, on the 24th inst., Mary Ann, beloved daughter of Mr. Neil McPhee, Bear

tiver Line Road, aged 3 years.

On the 18th July, at Wellington, Sarah jane Baker, beloved wife of Isaac Baker, in the 46ch year of her age. Her end was peace.

On the 7th ult., after a short but painful J'iness, Mr. Francis Arsenau!t, of Fifteen Point, in the 88th year of his age. The ‘eceased was a kind and religions man, and highly respected by ali who had the pleasure of bis acquaintance,

On the |5th inst., at his residence, in Stan- hope, at the very advanced ege of 93, Mr. Neil Shaw.

At Brooktield, 20th inst., Flora. beloved wif of Findley McKinnon, and third daughter of Donald Campbeil, aged <7 years.

At West River, on the 7th July, Norman McKay. infant son of Neil J. and Louisa Mc. Neill, aged 5 months.

At Bonshaw, on the 14th June, Malcolm McFadyen, in the 28vh year of his age.

LUMBER.

WILL SELI. TO-MORROW, on Pownal Wharf, at 6 o'clock, p. m.,— 42,000 feet Retuse Deals, 2,500 feet Scantling, 3,500 feet Spruce Boards, per schooner Ava, W.D,. STEWART, Auctioneer,

July 27, ’82.

FOR LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, DIRECE

The Clipper Brig Alpheta A. NELLSON, Master,

Will be on the berth early in August, and will sail from Charlottetown for Londen, G. B.,

About the (5th August Next. — ALSo— The Splendid Clipper Barkentine,

“ ETHEL BLANCHE,’

AL«X. McLEOD, Master,

Will Sail for Liverpool, G. B., about the 18th of August next. LOBSTE..S carried at very lowest rates,

Warehouse receipts will be given, and

goods stored free of warehouse charges For further particulars app!y to the owners

i PEAKE BROS. & CO, Ch’town, duly 27, 198%—3¢W'

THE DAILY EXAMINER, TUL

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THE CITIZENS’ INSURANCE G@’Y,

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ITS LIFE DEPARTMENT. Sir Hugh Allan, Presidat; Henry Lyman, Vice-President ;

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HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR THE CiTY OF CHARLOTTETOWN :

HON. W. SULLIVAN, Q. ©.,_M. P. P., Attorney General and Premier (Government of P. E. 1.) ,

WON. N&IL McLEOD, M. A., M. P. P., Ex-Provineial Secretary and Treasurer (Gover: ment of P, E. 1.)

HON. LFMUEL ¢. OWEN, Ficm of Welsh & Gwen, Merchants and Shipowners. Css a . é

LEMUGL b. BEER, ESQ, Firm of Boer & Sovs, General Merchants, Charlottetown, Pf. *.

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$58,000 has been deposited with the Receiver General @t Ottawa for the exclysive benefit of life policy holders, - e

The Stock List is beyond question the strongest in the Dominion of Canada,

By Act of Parliament (see 39 Vic., Chap. 55, 1876) the entire capital and assets of the Company are r sponsible for claws against tne Life Department, by which the funds of the Life epartment are specially protected and exempted against any other loses of the Company

The Life Department of the Citizens’ fully realizes in this s source of great strength,

Policies are absol”tely indisputable after five years,

Profits are divided every five years,

Thirty cays grace are given for paymentof premiums,

All forms of insurance set forth by first-class Companies are issued by the CITIZEN’.

Claims promptly paid.

Loans may be effected on policies after 3 annual payments,

A. S. URQUHART, Agent

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Dental . Notice.

R, EATON, with a view to introduce his

practice .f D-utistry in this City, will

be prepared to ive his serviers for the next

tew Mouths, at greatly reduced prices. Satis-

‘action in every Branch of Dentisiry guaran-

teed,

Office. of Drs. Hyde & Eaton, Great George

Street, Obarlotretown.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE

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LONDON HOUSE.

RECOMMENDATION,

From a personal acquaintance with G. W. | Eaton, Keq., for some years past, and with his practice of Dentistry;? take much pleasure In recommen.ing him to any who are in nerd of a competent De tist.

A, C. COGSWELL, D. D.S.

Halifax, July 4, 1882.

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A CONVERSAZIONE |

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FLORAL FESTIVAL

is proposed to be held

IN THE DRELL SHED,

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Thursday, the 3rd of August,

AT BIGHT O'CLOCK,

We have purchased Forty-

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sd 3 ‘Engiish and Seotch Goed , to promote the establishing of a Re- formatory and Industrial School

in Charlottetown. recently imported and not

A collection will be in aid of the

Admission 10 cents. taken during the evening objec..

Donations of Flowers and a loan of curiosi- ties and pictures will be thankfally re- ceived by the members of the Committée,

delivered to the party order-

ing them.

\ rs, Bayfield, Mrs, William Brown,

These Goods have been

« Ambrose Brown, ‘“ Beer,

‘ Caven, ‘ Carvell,

« (uno « L. H. Davies, .

«\§. DesBrisay, « @ pavies, = | DOUNht at a great advantage, ‘* Farquharson, « R. R. FitzGerald,

s Grey, ‘© Hobkirk, a ‘ ee ; s

“ R, Johnston, “ W. Kennedy, aud we shail cle ar them «“ Laird, ‘* J. Murray, “

‘ F.S. Moore, J. McLeod,

out at extraordinary low

E, Palmer,

prices for Cash.

TRENT NAVIGATION.

Notice to Contractors.

GEO. DAVIES & CO.

July 11, 1882-—wkly ', FL letting of the works forthe PFENELON FALLS, BUCKHORN and BURL IGH CANALS, advertised to take place on the second day of August next, is unavoidably further postponed to the following dates :-— Tenders will be received until Thursday, the twenty-fourth of August next.

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CARVELL BROTHERS

Flour. Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Tobacco, Soap. Pails, &Cc., &e., &c,.

IP STORE, —

= barrels FLOUR, ™ Granulated sUGAR, 120 Yellow ‘ 30 Jamaica 25 bhds. Porto Rico 35 puns. Triidad MOLASSES, 25 puns. Cie fugos “" 375 half-chests TEA (warranted), 50 cad’s Smoking TOBACCO (McDonald’s), 20 boxes Chew ing ‘6 +“ 30 kegs Twist (H. & 8.) 200 boxes SOAP, 100 dozen PAILS, 200 dozen BROOMS, 120 kegs Baking SODA, 40 cases VAT: HES, 300 coils MANILLA, 25 sacks BEANS, 20 barrels DRIED APPLES, 20 bays NUTS, 10 boxes CHEESE, 40 boxes AXLE GREASE, | 150 ting MUSTARD and PEPPER, 806 doz WASHBOARDS,

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Kensington Brew AND LAND.

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s luc ‘pf O be sold by AUCTION, on WEDNES- DAY, 9th of August, at eleven o'clock, | on the premises, the Kensington Brewery, —

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with ell the Plant connected there.” with. Also, the Lands adjoining. , prising abowt 30 acres frontin the Upper anc Lower St. Peter’s .

The Land~ is divided into acre lots, affords an excellent opportunity for requiring pasture land close tothe city,

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Lerms—25 per cent, down; the balanceim __ our yeers, with interest at 6 percent, Sale ¥ ia &

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positive, No reserve, i lan to be seea at my office, By order of the Liquidators of the P. &, Island,

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FURNITURE WAREROGOMS,

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A large assortment of Cane Chairs.

Chairs, beiter @nd cheaper. than~ ever offeren for sale in the city, Picture Mould.ogs end Frames,

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St. Peter’s Schools,

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The next term will begin on Monday, 4th Sept, at 10 a.m” BOYS’ SCHOOL. 7

Head Master.............. Rev. W. B King, B, A. Assistant Master,..... Mr. Kenneth Hind, B A,

English Bianches, Classics, Mathematics, French and German.

Girls’ School and Junior Boys’ Department.

Condacted by Miss Harris, All English branches and rudiments of language. For terms, etc., apply to GEO. W. RODGSON, » St. Peter's Olergy July 26—pat eod tl se 4

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fo Lobster Packers. .

Foe SALE, 1000 cases empty cans, home made and warranted good. Apply to LONG WORTH & CO. Ch’town, July 14, 1882. (jy 15 eod tw 6 as

20 crates CROCKERY, ; 15 barrels WASHING SODA, = i 50 boxes CREAM TART. 40 tins CASTOR OIL, and 40lba,, i 100 boxes PIPES. % CARVELL BRO'S, July 26—4i pat *

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WILLIAM DODD, te ede “46.

JULY 26th.

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Finished & for Sale To-Day,

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Rockers, Easy Chairs of al) kinds, anotherfew lot of Cornices (very fine), ¢ a Hee}

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Plans, specifications, &e., will be ready for examination (at the places previously men- tioned), on Thursday, the tenth day of August next,

_ By order, A. P. BRADLEY, Secretary,

NOTICE.

till 24 aug

AVING joined the firm heretofore known .as Barrett & Williams, Lumber and Coal Iialers, ' take this opportunity of. soli- citing dow the firm the liberal pxtronage which has, in the past, been extended to me.

The firm will hefeafter: be known as B. Williams & Co.

Dept. of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, 15th Jaly, 1882,

AUGUSTUS DOWN. Pownal Wharf, Ch’town, July 14, ’82. tf

Ask Your Grocer

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Mount Royal Mi

AND YOU NEED

No Longer Use Old Rice,

TWO OR THREE YEARS OLD,

But Will Secure a Delicious fice,

Fresh, Pere White, Wholesome and

ls Rice,

THE CITY |

TAMDWARE STORE?

IS UNRIVALLED FOR BARGAINS.

In order to reduce our Heavy Stock, we are selling at

GREATLY REDUGED PRICES,

This Stock is all in good order, and replenished every week by

New Importations $

FROM THE BEST MARKETS,

Call and see for yourselves, No trouble to show Goods,

: ? Joha R. Bourke, Jr. Queen St., Ch’town, July 6—3w law, wkly 3w

NOTICE.

—. business heretofore carri:d on by the undersigned and the late 4. B. Stewart, under the sty/e and firm of Hicx-y & Srew- arr, Tobacco Manufacturers, will te con- tinued by the subscriber under ihe same

Fine Flavored.

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atyle, se eee CHAEL YICKEEY., Ch’fown, July 4, a) t if

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WANT to exchange either a single or

double wagon for @ cow. -H. Coomps , bi Fan OST, on Taesday morning last, between kuston Street, near Coombs’ Corner, and the Post Office,a lady’s gola plaited chain and locket, The finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving it at this office, jy 27 2ipd Pa on Saturday night, between J. B. McDonald’s Dry Goods Store and Ter- lhizzick’s corner, &@ small sum of money, The finder wi | be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Family Grocery.—R. K. Brace. jy 25 \ YANiED IMMEDIATELY—At Bell's Tailoring Establishment, Kent Street West, a first-class Machinist, None but those thoroughly competent to fill the situa- tion need apply.—Joan Bewn. {iy 22

\ ' ANTED—A Girl for general housework. Apply at Tia Examiner Office, [july]4

IGGER FOR SALE, nearly new and is eF good order, suitable for single borse or ‘or team, Enquire at this office, [ja 5

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“ITY HOTEL TO LET-— This Hotel is O finely situated, standing opposite the Bi-hop’s Palace, on the highest ground in the vity. It contains 37 rooms, and being con- lixvous to the Sieam Navigation Company's Wharf, is admirably adapted for the accomo- dation of summer visitors to the island. jerms easy. Apply to Messrs, Geo, Davies

& On, London Honse (agp 17

O LET, House ano Premises at the Head

4 of s¢. Peter's Bay, near the Rulway

Staron A good situation for a trader ™aB ul

4pp'y to John P. 6 Hymn, Bégy for a

culaig,