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POSED BRANCH TO MURRAY HAR- . BOR MMARY OF SPEECHES RESOLU- *xt door to A. Ke nnedy, Ke USq., and di \ ce wt \t East Lyadon, a {ONS CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY reetly opposite to Messrs Peake gros. & Co. » fa ‘im of passion, On hand and for sale, a few hundred tons \ rt |! father d eer ncement neatin ,| Of Pictou and Sy ine y L aarge Coal for cash ,ands n lly.s d —- 7 Ss cen field’ a ; eling ¢ ony akan sas abitants of Va ield and vicinit , rrvry 7“ Wife, and subse ly pu 1 end to his yo sca ete “sep Wm KOUGHAN. } ds in room, at that place . ‘ ~~ weil oh Ch ; ( town. J 31, 1876 —1lm om. @. E.. Y \ ui I l@ meeling was i ly ( ‘ t 8 } , ! ling Johi McPhersot ' ‘ AY ‘ -=* ~™ 2 I } id th { fers : te! By | N { ) 7 : l aN see . 2 gued t SHEL i y é $i 4 ! ] | ela 4 } « ‘ ‘ le ! } i \ ‘ !. McFad f* a? ’ pf ® | toon Gall & Get Barzains ON ; “ ; i=* bile i O’'’N i A ) senieioniineniii W - | itt i be .s \ ] Ss t wa 1 ou ( vers beg to inf ail Wik wi aay t want to purchase al t bra k { i \ (x I S F . " “ , on . : . s pro vi ANS @ PATH EP i te tha gina mei a a4 Be \ | ' a f i dd -e * S.48 ~ : s | New eae July GW & 3a: J U at Bisma ' , > ) |} rit Mey AM ! ‘ NI I r of \ Ar | t extrad n treaty ' a t Luere Was in the hands ee rg WHOLES ALE Pays | of Father Tom Bourk e Dominion Government money whicl reer 8 + ¥ " | } a } : roves 3 isiand ought to have, and which would | - es proved a ee : Fo Suit the Dull Times! Many Spauish fa s are fi r to nt to build the Road, | Phe Carlists cor ell | tated on the authority of the auditor of pub < t 1 the ith June, 1875, the e Portugese Cha Peers ‘Island by the Dominion was SEVERAL LOTS > nterest } ‘ ) ua avery ot i is { he a oo t of this at tive m r nt : j rit \ rt » s t =! N } Gulf of Guinea J cent. would be about $63,000; the interest ‘Bankeay ols at Half Price Kussia has cautioned the Sultan against | 0! oney requis id to subsidize our road | > | } } ab 1) Sf 2 » to wer with Montengero would be abi ut S12, VU; said that even ey Tie Carlists are still retreating 1 the | nese funds were not availabe, we should | Alfonsists claim a great victory. have the road; We had paid our ‘share ot ROBERT ORR & CO. Co-day’s Hour says Sir Henry Hicks, at present road, which was about $33 per | nnual meeting of the Sutton Conserva- | C@P!t4, or in interest $1.69; a common ni Ss Association last rht, stated that Iler | take was that the Dominion pai i for the ex | Highness Princess Beatrice, youngest | isting railroad; the Island } aid { for it at the ghter of Queen Victoria, is engaged to | ®ve rate, even . Lane } | lis of Blat »)} r, now in India I led t 1 Order lO SuDsS i 1 \\ S + | { tion \ i nol amount » more I os \ ‘ S 3 [; ught it was | ' iN Murray I[lart { Belfast to str ‘ YorkK, Fe l S ita t ghis oT aoe ¢ 1) ) a M |! ‘ M. I P.. was t Melt ee Ya Ain { | N 7 ; a | i favored a road to} £Tovineial 4Peasurer § Office, Dunray : s \V 1 the present | CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. Istaxp a. 1 us 1 he had ad » | oa : ! t ' its and elsewher d January, 1s7¢ : uc ‘ \ gu t Ss ern part K s t . pp ae Ling tgs pursuance Act of the General As — ; 7 ee . sil cz ere at ' a ; Sanit bly ot thi S sista made and passed " > " t 1 Or are en le i C 3 TO NEW CASTLI en VTE OUATION. |. Kea . . McFadyen in al in the twenty-fourth year of the reign of nts excel ce ie mail ‘ oe . Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled ** An 1iS € Cot GS t ul means lid ie r . . vA, Fet 1 The Toronto Gilube | i tv to deceiving the people f Mr Act relating to the Lance Assessment at pre- rns that the island tenantry have | McFadven’s figur we ht the Gov a sent imposed by Law on the Town and A ima MAntrs im i i f > > = 3 su ie roverh- ) » ‘ , ” , recde.b 6 on dissatistaction | na ving the people; if there wa Royalty of Princetown,” and also of an Act iz t i ni; a We gu ( Wu as E ae aiid : . th the tinding of the Supreme Court , credit he knew nothing | made and passed in the twenty-seventh - ‘ve Mik, tale . A ol ng . ° 4 : : ee oe as ‘ ; : ! & | year of the same reign, intituled ** An Act ich declares invalid th iWards oO! the! t public state ent in the j urna! |} 2 tab } is oa i : a i i J , | to consolidate and amend the s ral Laws ui S hers .O 1 ISstt { Juestl ‘ i \ 1¢ h she l . :

: oa 7 oO aod We | imposing an Assessment on ail Lands in

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4 I \ n held vhich | aig his colony, and for the encouragement of

veral prominent agents, members of Pars | 3 i A aS VOry ~ | Education.’ ent, and others were present, and a re-~ ; ' ee ws I do hereby give public n that I] n lirein } vy } ‘ l 8 | how | i nD n nm passed urging the immediate assy | CCrration, Mt have made proclamation according to nee of the Legislature to advise b Suite | ae : . : ey be the terms of the said Acts, of all the e remedy for the complication. la , ; tial rect | nndermentioned Town Lots, Water Lots 1 , : ’ 2 Vou Wishes of . ’ . 7 Che Government is having a steamer built } , : : “i , t “ | Common Lots,Pasture Lots,Islands or parts for use in landing ocean passengers and ead ace Satited . : Dranch tll | of Islands, Townships, or parts of Town- mails at Rimouske. A steamer is expected “ae d amet Ships inthis Island, in arrear for the non- Mr McKayden referred to the terms of the |, : othe sevarel.o: .— to sa ye ready on the opening of the naviga- nian te eked thik bik Susen:; payment of the several! sums due and owing as euUy i is ite 2 . m ” ‘ tion in the spring. ear — s we re a‘ orrect thereon to Her Majesty,under and by virtue ' ‘ our politicians Keptus i he dark ¢ m1 , : , Lonpon, Feb. 4.—The report of the en . Kept us in the dark and | of the above mentioned Acts, viz :— JONL “, . Ai i il t)- sguandere I D z ; a gagement of Princess “Beatrice and the} Alex. Martin. E j.,0f Valleyfield, referred Finst HuNprep or Town Lors in Ciiar- Prince Louis is unfounded. lo the report of the Committee of the House LOTTETOWN :—4 Of No.7, fof 14, 3 of 15, 4 i it , aa 4 Ababadball Ul iit . i> » v« or ’ Oo? Pa . New York, Feb. 4.—General Sherman | cf Assembly appointed to examine the Pub- <a, t of 24, 4 of 25, 4 of 27, 4 of 28, 4 of yInce t l > Ave PAG ot « i . . ’ ' } oU, 4 ol 38, 4 of 41, d of 44,4 48, of 49, * of

announces that he never was, is not, and A ints show that on the Ist Dee 3 4 of G4. 4 of 6 on 4 4

>I Ge. mh, 66, ‘ 73 s3 f never will be a candidate for the Presi | i874, the sum due the Island by the Domin- ies ¢ of 66, § 73,4 of 78, » dof lency of the United States. | ion was $827.335. We c not :this} SECOND HUNDRED or Town Lots IN

The Times states editorially that the | m \ \ receive its int t. He | CHARLOTTETOWN :—4 of No. 3, 4 of 5, 4 of ry of the elopment of a young lady from | vu by the B. N. A.A the D nion | 2; =e 1 of 17, 418, 4 of 20, $28, J cf : ‘ ; : : «a i ; 47,4 p of 52, 9 54,4 ot 5 { GO, 3 Canada with the Earl of Dunraven is a Vas pre 1 uliding any but Inter i 19, 5 HS re 55, 4 of GO, 3-5 of nalicious falsehod 4 ial railways, but as we were exception- | %> 4 of 65, } of 86, 4 of 94, 4 of 95, 8 of £6, 4 r ae Gold 1123 ully situated, exception should be made in | °! %- ‘adie a a ur case; thought that if a steamer ran from Tuirp Hunprep or Town Lors in Cuar- ’ M tH to Pictou. we woul ed LOTTETOWN :—4 of No. 9, 4 ” f 29 Mr Fost the author of th fe of ' ft sin an he 1 of 5 ny ¢ of 29, 4 i - \ i t be Inte: nia of 30, § of 40, 3 ol I Nos. 60, 61, 62, 63, 64. Charles Dickens is dead, A ! irks fror t Ss tar 4 of 65, 5 69, ¥ of 81. >So prosperous Is France that i.eon \ McL I | nd ie Ww Fourtu HunprEepD or Town LOTS IN . f } 4 , > wt ‘ a Say, the Minister of Finance, believes the | ing was 1 D. D. Bruce, led by | CuaRLOTTETOWN :—Nos. 8, 9, 10. 11. 12 , . + — ] 1 \ ! r f . rY } i , - . . ~ > ’ ’ , . revenue this year Will exe eed £10 O01 A \\ Mel , and afters me Giscussion un- 13, 14, 1-5 of 16, 17, 4 of 19, 6 Zs. 4 29, A of sterling, and be nearly £4 ) OOO in excess S il i 9,. 39,9 of 44, § of 46,4 of 58.4 59,67, 68 4 of f the estimates. Unfortunately the ex- } t I t and M 1, 4 85, 4 of 99. penditure has risen in a similar manner, ee oe ? ast one- Kirra HUNDRED OF Town Lors In CuaR- tl m ry itlay having increased by —— oo rie LOTTETOWN :—4 of No. 2, 4 of 29, 4 34, 4of . / * 1 j , ts is “ap * 7% 14 2 nd the Treasury, but for a}, ; ve NOT SS, § of 39, 4 of 51, & of 62, 48, 49 50. A of | bie in j ‘ 9 ) 0. 1 we I f ral Vay 81. 96, a7. 98, 99, and 100, +} ‘ ror si ; + } »t yr tala 1 pran , ‘

t deticit to meet [he Departments are : hy td ay aa Water Lots In CHARLOTTETOWN, oppo- at le t } ent system too ng t in any 4 g ¢ _}| Siteto the undermentioned Town Lots, i for the | sury 1d but for the except . | the First Hundred :—Nos. 2, 3,17, 18,192

vests, France v 1 be in difficulty. to this | 21) 22) 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and

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| M We n ly prove ag I Governm j LoTs IN t COMMON OF CHARLOTTETOWN not only the wealth of Frar but her 1 t : this 4of No. 1, $ of 2,3, % of 10, 9 of 12,2 of patier ider an increase of taxation, Q th pe 13,40 8, 4 4 of 29, 4 of 31, 38, 34 and 35

we n @ t forge s necessary » i : we must not forget, ry : g npany 1 Pasture Lots 1N THE Royanry or CHai iieftvy to protect her credit » of t rl ToT > ’ ‘ } ‘ fh; I " Se ( ling | LOTTETOWN :—4 of _ 9,4 of 10, 4 12,14 PROSPERITY AT THE Care.—The year 1875 | 0, 21, 4 of 23, $ of 24, 1-12 of 27, 29, 3 of 31, seems likely to form memorable epoch / At W n iny re- | 32, 4 33, 37, 38, 4 of 2 40,4 of 44, dof 46 in the annnals of the Cape of Good Hope. L. or Domin on—Wwnho will 19, 50, 4 ol 53, 54, 58, 59, 4 of 61,4 0f 62 At no previous time was the pr sperity of > i for the furtherance of | 63, 67, 4 of 70, § of 71, 72, 77, 78,89, % of the colony so assured or so unintermittent subject, as 4: to his trust, and | 147, 5-12 of 148, 175, 1-12 of 200, 11-12 0 thi ion} 1 on ntermittent i 4) ee 5.6 of 256 % of OF at Pe ig m last New Year's Day until n every = oe aoe at ae #98, 264, § of 2 . 6 i Pete Tee ’ t t 281, 291, 294, 319,4 of 820, 331, 333, 340 1 Ol industry Nas continuea to de e.op “er k \ ' : brief | 354, 380. 389. ngly, while immigration has been i stimulated by fresh discoveries at the dia- | , : i _ . " Town Lots IN GEORGETOWN. j a vole fields The senscat yn . i mH a ? a. = . _ Cisau - Li g f No. 14, 3rd Range, Letter A news vrougnt oy the presens Maiit goes [ar Wi if ] G 1e¢n i of No. 13. l ‘ ( to prove that the mineral resources of the yledged t l 1ai imu tion be- | Nos. 3 and 9, 4 ‘6 66 es Cape are as yet only partially opened up. 1 t) 1iniand inter | Nos. 7 and 10, 4 ve ‘ D Ihe latest discovery is that of a silver mine No. 16, { ‘ ‘ E in the Transvaal, while from other districts we | ve the most | No. 6 and 16, l “ EF | reports are received of splendid ‘finds’ in ute for w and mail} 4 of No. . g0rs,.14. 3 6 “ G diamonds. One of these, weighing 130 s that between Murray | No. 2, 4 of 4, 40f 16, 3 vs 6 “ carets, has actually been sold for £3,350, a Georg * Pictou Nes. 8 ond 16, 1 : , ‘ erv dis onor at rie f ‘ at; . ia t t tt jon ( a e very di a price fthe stone is a I } . wv WatTER Lors IN ( MGETOWN fNo good water ihis gem is, however, a} i tO tak neaiat = No. 32 mere bag: stelle in mparison with a 300] Stepst amin ges med for > : 1D t diamond vw ati dn Benen times t 3 i'd PasTURE LOTS IN THE ROYALTY 01 ra llamond wh ib 18 sala _ have een aa ; a | GEORGETOWN J 1, 2.18. 24, 47 ) G lee mew ay hon he same t a itt ae . an i 7 i ’ ced 1 =~ — ut th me tine. al ar Li2, 124, 127, 128, 129, 131, 134, 185, 179. i s! i t . 4 tt K ) wil ' of 193, 207, $ of 227, 233, 244, 251, 4 of 960 t tl i formid e riva Su dis~ |} © : I sad _n. |b of 263, 4 of 265, § of 274, 4 Of 278, 997 ang ve ire not, however, so important as | agence elena 1309 the conti vth of the Cape revenue m i ng this matter the : . cig ale toil oe - | { D 1 aut ities, and that PASTURE Lots IN PRINCETOWN ROYALTY: i fae wonces on he c nv w yy et eN Ro 920 © 94% QF an . Only a few yea igo the colony is on the } hs Sieeihd at sen seaéiuad ies every en. | —4 of No. 158, 233, 244, 245, 370, 3 of 452, 4 verge of insolvency, and many of the old- tohwaw to farther thia object of 482. et settlers hee ( slieve it nl > 1 i> : nee ; - vee | est settler began to believe ae played out. M McFavden up] ri the 1 ution TOWNSHIP LANDS. ha wav connecting ( 1a own ww 1A } ‘ he railway connecting Cape Town with the | te sa i that that morning. the gulf off Mur-| .. ee ae interior barely paid its working expenses, H . m ict io the seath ro ™ Of FOwneRD. Aci owing to the stagnation that oo fallen | | thea 1s the eve ir at l $164 upon every branch of industry. Just when | | that wl ver the winter steamer | 2 2141 matters had arrived at their worst, ‘ine! was sent 1 1 { D » Mu ‘ 1223 yvery of diamond fields in the interior led | rav Hart ¥ [8024 toa rush of immigration, the one thing} W im McP 1 that last fall vd 1296 needed to develop the resources of the | when there wer bags waiting at ‘ vbdo I } } } . ) t . j } . 5 2602 intry. From that period dates the finan- | Pict ana § in apes, @ schoone! 9 10 ie cal recovery of the Cape, which has now |} had ed n Ga ge. After further , 00354 , : wna . ' v0 reached positive aflluence, the revenue re- | remarks tt solution was put to the meet- a ' . ° ° 1 Y ’ . Y A turn of the present year showing an in- g a mou arried i more than £400,000.—London| On! fH. R.M I by R ‘2 G I 1yson, the thank the meeting were 4 } given to Messrs. Rowe and McFayden for 16

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»S@ ie ac YY th 18 22 ses : ale 3 Fein ol chairman then left the chair, which 19

= a was ac on by D. Ross, Ksq., Valleytield, and a ~ ow | } : 24) ws Snel oa -m e oe « on motion by A. Martin, seconded by M. 1 + : s C “ i- 5 “ 5s: eae vw am wee he Rowe, Mr. McPherson was thanked for the a 2114 o = -} able and impartial manner in which he dis- 02 pee Sm izes > 2 & = s&s A PB] charged the duties of a chairman. i a ~ : & & S. tue i cl : s « VIO 3 2 Z . R. Munro, Secretary. 25 1414 _ ss Se : os oo ¢€ = crane ns 26 2904 =< . . . = 2 | ee ae ee 28 1069 iS aan . | “ — —- | > a ele | | NOTICE. 28 voy oO | . sl citseabieiiincicdae : ~ M* SSSRS. PHILIP McLAREN & SON $2 31544 _ | She & € «€ @ «i+ aving assigned all their Stock and 33 961 re | ia ore ro Bor ‘s Deb! bis to me, as trustee for their o4 6764 ~ i : | ere ae all persons owing the said Philip 35 2419 - ’ = f oO : 2¢ ¢ oe =~ - = & os «= «6s «i McLaren & Son are kereby notified to pay 36 4423 > > = - oo + * all debts due them to me, at my office in 37 20169 Dtg | _& * Charlottetown, where the accounts are now 38 1748 = = a L ready for delivery. 39 3951 mia : eo Bs - e All debts unpaid after the first day of 40 3230

ta i. i a on February next, will be sued for without 41 19663 : ‘ further notice. 2 2766

Pas 5 ak WILLIAM DODD. 43 4150 = S. = lil toll os Charlottetown, Jan. 17, 1876.—4w 44 3710

{ _ | - ee ; >» - 45 1447 = ord Ss 2 © 6 2 2 @ 46 4329 Beia.}.¢8 6 * & @ a 47 17483 a wt tt 45 14454 4 2554 > meme MARRIED 50 17738 | 51 18 it the residanee of the her, M os eaper han Ever : tang He Craswell, on the 2 It. the Rev ca oenal sieeeennneniti f ~OLE Joha Holmes, Mr. Benjamin M n, t 4 3096 Miss Jdusephene Craswe a] South | a ea ' c bo 3092 h 56 45894 is facona Rridvce r the lult by oo Jv 95 4b #0 tap, Ut Tics » Val Lil +a! +s bs y 58 3652 | Re Wm. Penna, Capt. Charles Kirby, to | RE selling theire choice stoc k of Groceries 59 1055 | e | on vd iM } th Sheram, of Murray Harbor | i cheaper than any other House in the 60 3364 : : " tei of ox | South | trad: Choice Tea, in strength and flavor, él 6391 | only 40 cents. Good Retailing Sagar only 62 30174 ’ | @ aenta ‘ofYe ; aw: Pon eked aia « 3217 | DIED 8 cents. Coffees in Java, English break. 64 1544 | fast, Dandelion, and French. A select lot 65 1510. At Summerside, on Jan. 30th, from injus| of the best Brands of Canadian Flour, dt — a 5 ' : “ema } sheap for casl \ ree stock of Ready- | 66 495 received on the railway, Join B. Taylor,| cheap for cash. A large § ne 67 143] ged ( uct on the P. E. Island | made Clothing, Reefers from $5.50 up- , , i wa | wards. Overcoats from $8.50 upwards. ISLANDS ik i i . . . ° . in Wednesday last, of scarlet fever, Alice,| A large stock of English and Canadian Acres. st da hte f W. E. Daws eq | Tweeds, which will be made up to order at 3oughton Island, 103 ee t | shortest notice. Fur Caps from $1.50 to! Peters Island, Rustico, 494 At Cherry Valley Lot 50, ou the {8th ult. | $3.00. Kid Mits and Kid Gloves from 75 | Cascumpec Island, 493 yas a ii al n the 75th vear of t ive, | cents. An elegant selection of Kildare Island, 200 né y ejoth ye MS age, O t} ' ' fier a | not rin ; | © § } Y Pownal Island, » n the inst., alte in ing ness, « l ac i nee & ds G ‘ 9 100se Island 12 lrenaman, aged 42 years, second Eadies ress G0ods E

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laughter of the late William Douse, Esq of every description. Ladies’ Hose, Gloves, At his late residence, New Giasgow Road,| ete., etc. An extra stock of Boots and n the 6th ult., after a short illness of | Shoes, which will be sold at cost and surisy and congestion of the lungs, Mr. | charges. Overshoes, Rubbers; and Felt dward Ford, in the 52d year of his sge | Slippers Also a large assortment of At Charlottetown Royalty, on the 2nd | Crockery and Glassware, cheaper than ever Jonuary, afler a short illness, Mary, the| Constantly on hand: Herring, Codfish,

heloved wife of Mr. Lawrence

42 years. SHIPPING.

By te legram to Peake Bros, 4 Co., S &. Prince Edward arrived at New Orleans, on | tue Ist ingt., making the, run from Livers

pal in 23 days,

Morris, aged |

Boneless Codfish, bork, by the small, Lard, Butter, etc., etc. Please call at once.

McDOUGALL & CURRIE. Ei. Dawson’s, Upper Gt. Geo. St. Oct. 18, 1 576.—6m

YUBSCRIBE for THE EXAMIN ‘ER One Dollar and Forty Cents a year.,

Opp. WW. Ch town,

And the owners of the aforesaid Lots, parts, of Lots and tracts of Land, so in ar- rear and proclaimed as aforesaid, are here- by notified that in case the sums charged on them, as aforesaid, together with the costs which have been incurred, shall not be paid before the next Easter Term of the Supreme Court, which will commence on Tuesday, the 2d day of May next, applica- tion will be made to the Supreme Court, during the said Term, for judgment against the said Lots and tracts of land, respective-

ly. JOSEPH POPE, Provincial Treasurer. (jan31'76)

Ti SCLATILG AMERICA

RE. EP

REGULAR TRADERS!

LHe CHLBBRATHED Al CLIPPER SHIP

“JAMES DUNCAN,”

Lawrence Kickham, Commander,

elie an a 8 ‘ (ob ions iegister, (

lassed 8 years at English Lloyds, and Coppered, now loading

at C harleston,

0 the Barth at Liverpool about the 10th Marga,

And vill Sail Direct for this Port about Ist April.

A LSQ,

THM

INE

CLIPPER BARQUE ** MINERVA,”

Philip Mercier, Al at English Lloyds, and Coppered, now at LONDON

the Berth there immediately,

Classed 8 years

SAIL AB

irying Goods

li known,

for heighbering Ports and offer

Commander,

, will be on and will

QUT Ist APRIL FOR THIS PORT DIRECT,

at Through Rates!

inducements uns urpassed by any vessel |

in the trade,

lor Ire ight or Pa ve, having Sin JAMES MALCOLM, Roperts, 112 Fenchurch Street ;

1876.- Ow

RIVER ILLS.

Ch’town, Jan. 24,

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