7 ns aaa ones “ Tnion Bank of Priace Edward ni _ n

island. GENERAL STATEMENT, MAKCH 7sT, IS8S3,

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Notes in Circulation Deposits bearing Interest... Deposits not bearing Interest Balances due to other Banks....

$297,960.85

mee o 204,763.21

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$603, 288. 2:

Capital paid wp........cccecess $162,222 22 i ina wba ae i 30,000, 01 Dividends, &c., unpaid..... an

Reserve for laterest on Deposit

92,191.80 8,372.39] the only really beneficent policy.

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usual Irish line of peremptory demands for

| indiscriminate charity from the same Gov-

fernment which hai been denounced the day before as cruel and _ despotic. Mr. Trevelyan sh wed how grossly the

relief was abused, ad how the public funds

;| Were squandered, and declared that the Gove rnment had determined, after careful inquiry, to enforce the existing system as

This hamane and sympathetic speech Parnell privately denounced as bloodthirsty. Par- nell and all his more violent followers are now publicly and privately heaping every

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1,321.66 | ¢pithet of abuse on Trevelyan, just as they ,v~ . ‘ *

formerly traduced Forster, hoping to dis-

Ss. 0s beceds eas - 6,121.81} credit him practically and drive him from ree Weemes ae hed. . os .c cccces 4,869.67 | office, $307 823.61 | . Je Yala’ ED . CORRESPONDENCE, Assets. a Specie and Dominion (Legal We do not hold ourselves re sponsible jor the pe ee s 52,459.03 opinions or statements of our correspond nts Notes of and cheques on other . si 8 ii i CES HL Os wu os pbbe ce be 11,908. 96

falances due from other Banks (including Bills of Exchange remitted ).......

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$7,962.54

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$152,331.53 Notes and Bills discounted... .. 477,594.19 Cash Accounts and other Assets 145,628. 11

Bank Premises in Charlottetown

pe me and Summerside.. 31,969.75

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$307,823.61

Profit and Loss Account, meaeend Me: OB. ois 6 kas os $6,488.89 me meen Wee Ook cs cn < cs 6,488 88 To amount appropriated for depre-

ciation in securities... . To Balance on hand....

$,978.79 4,869.67 [$26,826.23

By Balance from last year........$ 2,495.55 By Net Frotits for year, after de- ducting bad and doubtful debts. .

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14,330.68

By Transferred from Reserve Fund 10,000 00 |

,326,826.23

, Geores Macieop, £Cashier.

FE. island Railway. Mr. Archibald, in his report, says, ‘‘the road-bed has recevied great attention and is now in excellent order ; 105,984 sleepers were replaced during the year, as against 63,801 in the previous year, being*an in- crease of 42,183. On one-half of the line the number of sleepers has been increased from 2,200 to 2,640 per mile. This has very greatly improved the road, and by affording more support will undoubtedly prolong the life of the rails. It is proposed to continue this increase of 440 sleepers per mile, so as to complete the entire line dur- ing the next two years.” Additional sidings were Jaid down dur- ing the year at Charlottetown, Peake’s Starch Factory, Georgetown, Alberton, Cascumpec, Piusville, Conway, Summer- side, New Annan, and extensions were made at Elmedale and Alberton,—amount- ing in all to 4,185 feet. There are now on the line 145 sidings, equivalent in length to about fourteen miles of second track. Twelve hundred car-loads of ballast were distributed in the year. The masoury on all the bridges and culverts was carefully examined and thoroughly repaired. Twenty- three cattle guards were built and stringers and other repairs. Combined passenger and freight stations were erected at Bloomfield and Freetown, and a combined dwelling house and freight house at Ellerslie. Many other improvements and repairs were made; andaltogether ‘‘the whole road was never in better order nor the public better served than at present.” Mr. Unsworth recommends that new iron turn tables be procured, without delay, in Charlottetown, Summerside and Tignish engine houses.

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Irish Notes.

The Pall Mall Gazette commenting on the application for the extradition of Sheri- dan, says, when Russia wished Europe to refuse an asylum to Nihilists, the Austrian Fremendenblatt declared that such a demand would give Europe a right to ask Russia to terminate the regime which pro- duced Nihilism. It would be unpleasant if the United States Government addressed ® similar suggestion to Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary. If the demand for the extradition of Sheridan is based solely upon fact the of his belonging to the Irish Invin- cibles, it stands exactly on the same footing as if Russia had asked for the surrender of Prince Krapotkine. Not even success in securing the surrender of Sheridan would atone for the abandonment of the position with regard to extradition which we have hitherto maintained in the face of Europe. It would be even worse if the position were abandoned only to obtain a humiliating rebuff.

The Paris Univers violently attacks the Government for its presumed intention to deliver up Byrne. It says: England refused to deliver Bernard, an avowed accomplice of Orsina in the attack on Napoleon, and she has offered an agreeable refuge to all our political convicts and amiable Com- munists. Now, on the simple com. munication of a wretch who sold those who were his tools, the republic delivers up Irishmen who until contrary proof is brought, ought to be held innocent.

The New York World’s London cable letter says: Much disgust is everywhere expressed that the session thus far has been consumed by the discussion of Irish affairs. Large constituencies in the provinces have already begun to demand epplication of the closure, and Mr. Gladstone will probably tske matters vigorously in hand the coming week. He returns from Cannes with his health fully restored, overflowing with energy, and determined to push on publie business,

A Dublin despatch to the London News says:—‘‘The police have made discoveries at Rochdale, of the lists of names of the chief members of the various secret societies and documents, They have been seized at the lodges in Rochdale, of Walsh, who has been organizing a secret society in the north of England. Correspondence witb Byrne regarding the organization and pho- tograph of No. 1, clearly establishes his identity, were also found. It was after these discoveries had been made that Walsh Was arrested.”

The New York Tribune's London cable

The Great Northwest.

THE CLIMATE—STRONG PEN PICTURE OF A

BLIZZARD,

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Lette from R vp. Aln ed Osborne.

Reena, Assiniboia, N. W. T., } Feb. 22nd, 1883. 4

To the E litor of the Ewa miner. Sir,—You may be looking for another epistle from me; and, as I have not taken up the matter of climate, I will do so in this letter. From my arrival, until the New Year, the weather was delightfal. It then changed, and became stormy, with low temperature. For about three weeks we had a succession of stcrms, here called blizzards, and it is beyond my pen ade- quately to describe a blizzard, Many ask, What is a blizzard? Well! A _ blizzard! No tongue can really tell, no heart conceive, but experience impresses the thing for life. Your correspondent will never forget what a blizzard is, so long as memory endures A blizzard! It is every spirit of the nethermost hell let loose for a while, working the four quarters of the heavens into one mixed up whole, and hurling that whole with terrific vengeance upon the | Northwest. A blizzard! It isa hurricane let loose carrying an army of storm fiends tossing actual flames of living cold upon the land, and shrieking in fiendish glee the death ageny of unweary travellers. You, Sir, can guess the rest. AJ] through Feb- ruary we have had magnificent weather, | calm, still, cold weather, the skies beauti- ful, and at night the stars fairly shout for joy. Put away cold, and I am reminded of the West Indian skies. At zero (without wind) we can walk out without our over- coats or gloves. At 20 below (without wind) the air is not at all unpleasant. The last week has been very delightful, days and nights charming, thermometer from 10 above to 10 below. The climate (barring the blizzards) is superior to that of the Island, for we have no winter thaws and winter raws, but steady cold. Many old Nor’westers, of ten, twelve, and one of seventeen years standing, have said to me that the weather through January was beyoud anything they had exy erienced. Generally, blizzards give a taste of their quality, and then rest for a while, and cut up pranks againg but this year, for three weeks we had a steady outpouring of the vials of winter's wrath. The lowest reading this winter was said to be 57below. This | cannot verify—the highest about 30 above,

alte. oe ee lee oe not trouble you again. People must judge for themselves whether the Northwest will suit them. Delicately

nurtured people, who have always had their hands out of work should not come, but to the hardy, pushing, go-ahead there is a great future in this Northwest. Yours truly, ALFRED OSBORNE.

The Wiggins Storm.

T'o the Editor of the Examiner.

Sir,—Friday, March the 9th, is the day set apart by that esthetic humbug, Wig- gins, for his storm and tornado. I don’t think our people need be much seared. I think he knows as much about a coming storm as the Reform Secretary—A. B. War- burton, B. A.—knows about Grit victories, Indeed, there is a most striking similarity between these two philosophers. lf Warburton were to notify Wiggins every time his weather predictions fail to come true, and ifg@Wiggins were to notify Warbur- ton every time his political predictions failed to be verified, what an increase there would be to the Postal revenue of the Dominion !

If Wiggins does not bring on his storm on Friday, and blow the roofs off our houses, I intend to show the readers of THE Examiner that the weather prophet is as

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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

| Local and Other items.

No MATLS crossing to-day. 8 Hon. Joun Lerurcey is at the Rankin. > Carrarx Ricwarps, of Port Hill, is at the Revere.

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>. _ A weavy snow drift last night. Trains | were delayed in consequence, siaptliiicliiets | Lizur-Cot, J, Hunver-Duvar, Inspector of Fisheries, is at the Osborne House. > BEAUDRY has been Montreal, defeating majority.

re-elected Mayor of Bulmer by a large

miei obaidesclihes Port La Jore ENCAMPMENT meets this even- ing, at 8 o'clock for the purpose of conferring the R. P. Degree. -_ > - New Seaside Libraries are being received very mail, at the Diamond Bookstore, 89 gueen Sireet, Queen Square. > —_— FALIFAX HARBOR was frozen over a few daysago. The last time the harbor was frozen over was in 18 5,

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> TlaANLAN and Kennedy have decided to row | the three mile race for $5,000 a side, at Point ' .

of Pines, near Boston.

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Tus National Rifle Association of Great Britain look forward with pleasure to giving an American Team a most hearty welcome at Wimbledon this year.

mealtniceniie Conpvcror Joz Epwarps has organized a variety company, called the ‘‘ Blue Nose Wanderers.” He will travel with the troupe through the Eastern States. oo

Tue ladies of the Baptist Church intend holding an Apron Fair and Strawberry Festival about the 18th July. Proceeds for upholstering the Charch. {mar7 wklyli

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Art the Stipendiary Magistrate’s Court this forenoon Charles White confessed to stealing a Bible from Mr. McLeod, plasterer. He was sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment.

Romain Cuasor has been found guilty of murdering farmer Ayottee, at Arthabaskaville, and will be sentenced to death to-day. Three accessories to the murder will be tried on Monday.

‘inna

Turke will be preaching again this evening at 7.30, in the New Meeting House, Upper Great George Street. “Come, and let us reason together,” Preaching also to-morrow evening.

iaivinhellidlaciis THs shop of Mr. J. D. Weatherall, at Otter- ville, Ont., was consumed by fire on the night of the 3rd. The following morning the bedy of a man was found in the ruins, supposed to that of Mr. T. Steinhoff.

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Tue action of Carter’s Little Liver Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, but do not purge. They are sure to please.

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A RETURN from the Department of Finance shows that the receipts of the Dominion from Ist July, 1882, to 20th February, 1883, were $22,719,775, and the expenditure $17,762,311, including $3,605,630 paid for subsidies to the provinces,

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Tue St. John Globe alleges that some of the Dominion Ministers corruptly approached members of the New Brunswick Assembly to induce them to support the late Government ; and the St. John Sun challenges the Globe to the proof.

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Ti consideration of the sublect, ‘‘ Would Home Rule benefit Ireland?” was by no means exhausted at the Y. M. C. A. Debating Club and Literary Society last night. It was agreed to continue its discussion on Tuesday next, the 13th inst.

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Tue regular meeting of the Catholic Literary Union will be held, this evening, in St. Patrick’s Hall. Subject for discussion, — ‘Has increased wealth a favorable effect on the morals of the people,”--to be opened by Mr. John McSwain.

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Tur Hon. James McDonald, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, who is ex officio Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court at Halifax, has appoint ed the Hon. John 8. D. Thompson one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia tobe a deputy Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court.

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—_—_—@j—. Faitu in Wicerss.— One man, at least, has faith in Wiggins’ March storm, His name is tattrary, and.he resides in Russell, Ont. For four days past he has been engaged in excavat- ing a cave in which to house hig family during the progress of the storm. He intends to lay in a stock of provisions sufficient to last him-

self and family for at least one month.

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Don’r forget Reed’s Concert, in Market Hall, to-night. Fine programme. Hall nicely warmed. Grand vocal duet by Messrs, Reed and Earle, Reed’s diapason notes reverberat- ing through the hallowed precincts, splendid choruses by the Glee Ciub, gavottes and

great a humbug as the political prophet of Charlottetown. See if I don’t.

ScEPTIc. Ch’town, March 7, 1883.

Tue Wiggins storm scare is still having its effect upon the fishing fleet, and many of the Gcorgesmen are abandoned by their crews as soon as they arrive. The prospect is, unless the owners can counteract the influences at work, that but very few of the vessels will make the trip which will include the next two weeks. It is indeed singular what an effect the predictions of Wiggins has upon the fishermen. ‘They are in dead earnest in the matter and say, whether the storm comes off or not, they are not going to risk it, but are determined to pass those days from the 9th to the 12th on terra firma. Tt would be strange indeed if we should have fair weather through- out that period, and later on have a storm Be this as it may, most of the Cape Ann fish-

waltzes by Orchestral Club, songs sweetly sung by good amateurs, ete., ete. Go early and secure seats.

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Tux number of boards in favor of Methodist union up to the present time is 489 and 55 against, with six ties. In three western con- ferences there are less than 100 boards yet to be heard from. So far 13 of the latter have reported in favor of the basis of union. In the eastern conference there are about 150 and as the necessary two-thirds vote recorded has been favorable to union basis is now de- cided upon so far as quarterly boards are concerned. ——_—~>-_—

We were shown, by ol. Duvar, Inspector of Fisheries, a miniature ice boat, made by Mr. James Mullins, of Tryon. Itis an ex- cellent piece of workmanship ; was built to a scale after the model of one of the boats used at the Capes, and is fitted with neatly made paddles, oars, ice-hooks, lifelines, ete. Mr.

ermen are, at present writing, going to heed the warnings of Wiggins, and no inducements | can lead them to act otherwise.—Cape Ann Advertiser.

—-- > ene Gains of the Liberal-Conservatives in Ontario :—The following constituevcies have

_ played in the work. |learn, send it with th

Mullins deserves credit for the taste he dis- The Inspector will, we e Island exhibits to the Loudon Fisheries Exhibition.

sithsth lisp Tur Ottawa Free Press publishes an inter- view with Wiggins He says he positively adheres to his storm prediction in every par-

all been wrested from the Mowait Adminis-

tration,—Addington, Cardwell, Corawall, East Elgin, Sovth Grey, Halton,

Hastings, West Kent, Lennox, West Mid ile- sex, West Northnmberland, North Perth, ; South Perth, West Peterborough, Prince | Edward, North Victoria, West York, to Against this great triumph, the Conser only lost four constituencies, viz., Hastings, East Middlesex, North Oat: Welland, total four. It is now as that Mowatt’s majority in the new]

letter saya: The debate on McCarthy’s | amendment to the addrese, relatiug to relief |

of Iri was condueted on the

Irish distress,

Logis!ature wil! not exceed seven votes. such a small majority, it is not reasonable t expect that the Mowatt Guvermment van la very Ivy

East | occur. Bengal, cf Mexico

tal 17. | man refusing to go to the Banks of Newfound- vatives | land on account of his prediction, and received

o | leave

ab yr offowing Saturlx

ticular. It will be as great a storm, he says, as ever occurred upon earth or possibly can A tidal wave will cecur in the Bay of on the coast of Australia and the Gulf The reporter asked what the Doctor had to say about Massachusetts fisher-

“I have to say that I object for I have simply ing boat e on the banks of New. storm. I intend to for Halifax on Monday next to witness

g reply:

exceptionable references re

Street.

Hillsborough Street, tenant,

Tus Methodist Union movement 1s march - ing manfully forward. At this date, 60 tar ag known, the Quartarly Boards of Sackville, Charlottetown, Fredericton, V: oodstock, St. Stephen, Centenary, Carmarthen, Fairville, Hampton, Montague, Picton, and Sydney, in the Maritime Provinces, have all accepted the Union basis unanimously or by overwhelming majorities, while the Welsford Board haa re- jected it by a majority of three—twelve to one for. —ASt. John Newe.

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Tur Toronto Mail reports that, ‘‘ Patrick Cunningham, from New Prunswick, — aged about thirty-eight, was found dead in his hed at the Schindette House, Bay City, Mich. He was arrested in Ireland some tite ago on suspicion. of being implicated in the assassin- ation of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke, but was discharged, being able to shew a clear alibi. A verdict of death from natural cau sen was returned by the coroner’s jury.” The deceased was well known in this city. He was one of the artists engaged on Meacham’s Atlas.

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THe Examiner does not grudge the Patriot the laurels it has gained in being the first to chronicle the good news of the success of the island delegation. That Tux Examiner was not, as usual, first to convey the news to the public of the Island, is to be attributed to the modesty of our friends at Ottawa. Conserva- tives are not in the habit of boasting or of press- ing overmuch upon public attention the record of the many great advantages they gain for the country. With respect to this case, their reticence was quite natural; and we forgive them.

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We are told by a person who knows the parties, that there are now living at New London within hvlf a mile of Stanley Bridge, eight persons, and in another locality within five miles of the shore,—living very near each other--tive persons, whose united ages amount to 1086 years, averaging 83} years each. There are nine men and four women. Among them are seven Highlanders, two English, two Irish (one man 101) and two Islanders, The Highlanders and English came to the country young. This cannot easily be beaten, and speaks volumus for the wholesome North Side air of the Island,

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Supreme Court—Georgetown.

John G. Serimgeour vs. Owen Connolly — The evidence in this case was finished yes- terday. Mr. F. Peters addressed the jury on behalf of the defendant for an hour and three-quarters, and made an able speech. He was replied to by Mr. Hodgson,Q.C. ,for the plaintiff, in a speech which lasted over two hours and a haif. Our advices from Georgetown state that this was the best address ever Mr. Hodgson made to a jury.

Judge Hensley charged the jury this morning.

Cai at the Farmer’s Grocery for good Tea, Molasses, Kerosene Oil, Vinegar, Raisins, Currants and Confectionery, cheap.

Royal Military College of Canada.

i:E Annual Examinations of candidates for cadetship will take place on the 6th June, 1883. Information furnished en application to Department of Militia and Defence, Ottawa. March 6, 1883.—law tl June 1 wed

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ro London Times says:—‘* Dr. Bennet has, by his treatment, proved that dis-

eases can be far morereadily cured by external

treatment than internal.”

DR. BENNET will be at the Rankin

House, Charlottetown, from the 20th of March

to the 25th.

March 6, 1883.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND, &c.

ry-O LET—A TENEMENT ON LONG STREET, in first-class repair, containing tive Rooms and Kitchen, with Yard, Posses- sion given immediately. Apply to MRS, THORNE, Spring Park Road. [mar7 eod

ryxO LET—A DWELLING HOUSE East Corner of Hillsborough Square, contain- ing eight rooms Apply to THomas CasELry. {mar7

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ottice,

ANTED to Rent or Purchase a small house and garden. Apply at this [mar 6

Se ne ene ee _

yO LET—A two-story House, nearly new at present occupied by Mr. W. B. Mor- rison, situated on Pleasant Street, near the residence of L. C, Owen, Esq. Possession 1¢th instant. Apply to William Dedd.

ryXO LET—A Dwelling House, on the cor- ner of Prince and Dorchester Streets, containizg ten rooms and shop, also conyeni- ent out-Luildings. Possession given about the 16th March, instant. The premises are suitable for a Boarding House or Store, and are at present in the occupation of Mr Hutche- son. For further particulars apply to Mrs. CosTeLLo. [mars

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FPO LET—Ist ef April, a COTTAGE on the corner of Euston and Cumberland Street, now in possession of R. W. Tremaine, Esq. Apply to Mrs. J. D. Haszard, at the residence of T. J. Harris, Esq, [mar3

WO Gentleman can be accommodated with Bedroom and Parlor. Board if re. quired, Enquire at this oftice, fmar3

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ANTED—By a lady in Halifax, a Cook and Housemaii| Good wages, Un- quired. Apply to yston Villa. Kent

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O LET—Immediate possession given of a desirable residence, situate on Upper Rent low toa good Apply at the Merchants Bank of P. E I. to Mr. F. 8. Moore. pnol7

O LET—The Brick House on Powna Street, at presezt occupied by James D

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€ great storm which will be there on the y.

Irving, Esquire.

Apply to Thouiws W. Dou,

Possession ;

April ist,

1883.

MG) OF THb LOS

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FOR (883.

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Paper flangings.,

Just opened—New Wall Papers, in great variety, from five cents to $1.20 per roll,

A lot of Rich Gilt Papers, imported last season wil] be offered at half p ice.

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Linevleums and Floor Cloths,

Linoleums — the new Floor Cloth,

like appearance, all widths.

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Carpets. pets, Hemp and Wool Carpets. If you ure going to buy one try us first. will give large discounts on

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2. Vocal Sclo—Tit for Tat, Mrs W, LONGWorny,

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4. Song —Bay of Biseay,

Mi. Maynaro,

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Miss McLgon, 6. Cornet Solo—Sweet Spirit heap

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Tickets at Fletcher's Musie § Bros.;C. D. Rankin’s, Fraser @ Watson’s Drug Stores, and at the

March 3, °83.

DR. MACLEO

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Removed his Of

TO HIS RESIDENCE, NEX? DOOR TO ZION

South Side Queen § Ch’town, March 6, 1833, —

WHITE OATS

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