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escapes at each end of the cylinder. Tie valves to permit the entrance and escape of the steam were worked by hand. In we ees , : the Corlia engine the valves are automatic. ‘ir. Davies enyulred: Is it the intention of That the Marquis’ machine was a won- e.nument to take over all or any of the

endeavoring to prevent the Island getting fair play on the piers question, as the following :-—

Tus Datty KXAMINER.

MARCH 11,

1284 it appears from

Mr. Blake, in moving the second read- |

leased nie ‘ett about the way he acted in this matter, aeiveres ia e! J -

dil- Che debate was adjourned at 12 o’clock on motion of Mr. Sinclair.

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The North River Bridge

ing of the address

cellent speech. He reviewed the

ferent subjects spoken of in the Spee h

| in a very practical manner. | | i |

Sas See : ae SS eter

lishman, produced a machine for pumping water very like in des'gn and construction to the modern Pul ometer, which is in such successful use in mining districts.

After showing a diagram of Savery’s machine, Mr. Smallwood exhibited a dia-

WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY NEXT.

Provincial Legislature a 4 and piers of Nova Scotia and New derful ono is evident, not only from the

i lCLa AJOL ISi¢ harves am yiers ¢ ink ce a a ive : "ow.

. Tur draft address in answer to His} ments of these Provinces the moneys laid out the prayer of the Marquis, in w im 4 on

¥ ’ ee a ‘ 'e Speech | bY them on these wharves or piers since Con- | reverently and eloquently thanks God for . .

: Hoaer the Lieutenant LwOVErnOr 6 5 — cderation? the revelation vouchsafed to him, and for Friday, tlie Ath af Ani i Next ; e opening of the Session, was the . ‘ , . a ; achi .

( at th a" > i .. - 2 yc When thetime comes, Mr. Davies’ the wonevous menkings of his ne | . | ’ cee ae ’ iT subject of debate in the House yeslerday. constituency will have something to say In 1699 Captain Thomas Savery, an Eng: | eel Wee j bX Cor g ° ' ad Still 8, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,

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if not previously diepesed cf Ly private gale all that plot of land stuat on Kent treet, the former site of the ‘North American Jotel,” metsuaring forty-two feet on Kent Street and «xtending back '60 feet, together with all the stone, etc., in the cellars thereof,

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ys bountili arvest of the past re f » engine o lewcome cemnatpiemee : aoe ‘al ; . mc } inda F wi at aaa eee i" te an sa ee i a anaes a r This affords a good Op; ortunity for any per. : year, especially the avundau Heat | Ws } ae : awley, which was a decided advance on ish rg to invest in a hctel, j : i ‘ : : Vex have delayed reviewing the pro-| : , , son wish rg to ’ (tel, at havi is crop, by which our farmers upplic i ery ear tbe Dy ‘J : . -- . Fir tne | all other engines driven by s‘eam in the A. aati oe Or been used for such for the last f ty year their own wants, received attention. es oa ae n ib ‘ of 7 i . last cousary. Newcomen was & blacksmith, Terms easy and made known at sale. 4 ; . , : i issue 0 1s paper anen 1 Spannide | ; awley a glazier. fi t } FE That important source of wealth, the | x J P k a pe a and € 7 ey a glazier. It was their engine ‘EVER ARE E 5 WILLIAM LODD oo =e a ~ .* . lihe North River with a solid bridge,} upon which Waii’s inventions were im- ’ Fisheries of this Island, as reviewed,|, } ; | , Tl irst New i 3 3 5 Auctionver, : > oh a - | keeping back the salt water and reclaim- | provements. ie first Newcomen engines - 9 March 10 —3i wkly tl eale as was also the trade of the Province, in|. | wer noted with a iack paite the Ch’tewa, Maren iwkly tl sale . be oe Bale oem te flats—until we could procure} Were constructed with a jacket outside the a remn © ; — morpeieeer eee — @maoner which wust DAVE CONVINCES) ne information on the subject cylinder—with a space between. After SLIGHTLY DAMAGED AT LATE FIRE, ‘ eC ti hia hearers that the speaker was con-| : a ae is the steam had eutered the bottom of the COME ORE! GUME AL if versant with t] ul ets upon which h 7 W ec are inclined to think the scneme cylinder and forced up the pist n the . -ersan he subjects pol NO} wna een a ‘i ae sill 5 ’ ( 3 mene r ceri , treated so lucidly. epee See ene ae space between the cylinder and the jacket] WR be Offered at a Great Reduction. ! j we 1} 7 . . } f serious considerailon, aud a thorough , ; lder ] fill > 1 with Cc ld water causin y a “andar ls if [he terrible destruction of life and|” : : j _ ©. | Was suadenly aie c ates, © 1S ‘1 d a i ae i ' ‘ : roD 3 on . chal land. by which | vestigation at the hands of the Gov-|the condensation of the steam in the| Charlottetown, March 8, 1884—3i eod wkiy 2i Gulls CIEL al C6 alee, : 1 ‘TLy 1 Set ‘ ‘ * vi rN © ° : ° “a eae 14 ae fog rtiot f the world were visite } | eroment. rhe present party have fairly cylinder, thus creating a partial vacun, ee : —— " —amne —-— = a Ma : ate f ' ; » vent ait adiin Which, 6 ‘earned, by their earnest endeavor to ad-| and the consequent depression of the piston GC _— 55 A PU BLIC iv’ EETING is during the past year, at en, as de” : : » the ‘a ‘ ro ; : ae : ; a ean A were. 00 hapoily exempted, | Veuee the: interests of agriculture, the| bY th oat pag eS a ried tage lets r I l ; f ‘ FR, TD L f . IN i3 2opie, e ere §& : p xe sOU,] ., rs on 17” For ay ‘ he ac y g ; ‘ ae ms ae pepe ltitle of the farmers friend, and if they |)™# 2°"° ° ‘y aS Se eee er Ce wil be hcid in the iy were eloquently touched upon. | aneceed in inatitating the’ évet * aie better work than usual, an examination i In alludiog to the departure of the) CCSs SF Se oe . le system Of Te-linto the cause disclosed the fact that a Acricuitural haw ui: ' Dall . Marquis of Lorae, and arrival of the omqrgetion i as lands from the sea, | Jeakage of water took place through or ; : ee aa uly M urquis of Lansdowne as his successor they will add tens, if not hundreds of|/about the piston, and that this water —oNn— : wr: i dn Raga thousands of dollars annually to the value | caused the steam to condense much quicker i to the Vice-Regal Chair at Ottawa, be} : : 2 : y Ty . . . ‘ 4 po reg f the om sient 3 hla rendered | 2! the farming lands of the Province, and an A a outside the Te Weduesday Next, rth March, oy" v ee eee Se Tt ne aaa ak al ’ a ll This led to the improvement of inject- ST Zz ; : ij the Dominion by the late Governor- aia ee “ ee eae ing a jet a er like the dade ASS RANCH COMPAN =, The meeting will be addressed by promi. ’ od ey rulers who have ever guidec aes- ; { : : rane yy General, io his personal tour to the}. are 2 tae 8 ~ after the piston was raised, thus condens- ‘ , Sea eere from & distance, ’ ° . ’ L os eo a Siauad. [- ; . . 2~ amen on . Northwest and other portiovs of Canada, | ones a - bri 2 _, | ing: the steam and creating the desiszed Il Lombard Street, London, E, 9 dane ak te helio. a pot forgetting our own little Province by |. ith regare . the bridge in question | vacuum, but this, as well as the former aed % y . if i. ; t seems clear that to span a river 10-| method, caused the cylinder to cool to a * . > Mc J a the sea. Ue pictured the great import- - : pe ; : method, C 1@ Cynder CoC ( 3 : , Db, F. McDONALD, P, P if ance of those visits to our vew p a | fested by worms with a pile bridge is not| certain degree, and was the means of a ESTABLISHED IS21. President, nce Or those ‘ } : - sbi” | ° . ee oc. ‘ ° F . “<“\ » ‘ } ality. by the infusion of knowledge in the | ® ¥'S® proceeding. There are in it two | great loss of heat and a corresponding . " ~:0: die Souris, March 10 iii M io C adi ' e ai anal ai elements of insecurity—the worms aud| “ hae atid of fuel. Wait, who ook a|Subseribed ¢ apiial, = = - - = 210,000,000 pene — i¢@ awh’ i ual y i u Us MULITLLICS «a ; * . : a’ ‘ . e ety _— ak st: ; 2 ow o . - ii resourc Mr. Blake ref aaa to the S the weather, which are aiso sources of | jennie ol ‘a Sirians Tae x0 . - < apital Paid Up. - * - ” - o 000,000 Ee, BE & A A KR i- sources. ‘ axe Tole I . .: : remedy ) efec:s O 1@® JNewcomen never-ending outlay ; the worms r et ; : ' . ; a Jobn Dominion bxhibition, show! ee ee vp orms, bj eet engine. By experiment he found that it Total Funds, upwards of = - - - 18.000,000 - i saat _ ing thoough the piles—they are capabic ie Mains 1f tinal ieee he ald 1h success with which our Island exhibitors} wi agi : - ey took five and a half inches of water to con- |p ‘ . le —_—- - otf ee ee | of viddiletsctthe samtslesk canih deeeemaant tdci tha “ebedea: Gillie Seal Fotal Amount Encome, wearly « e 3,000,060 + a . | com] eted with their Sister Provinces at} Ye j NS £ ad e : steam meade at one inc rf 50 loads Kindling Wood, th ; ees vy :.. | pile in three months—destroy the sup-| water. Up to the time of Watt’s inventions . ords y “ that great Exposition. The marked im-|?P ‘oe t ; a — sks ; owe 200 cords Hardwood if yrovemeut i ‘ol - Provincial Exhibition | port; and the weather, by rotting the all engines (if we excep. that of the Marquis Weck. Risks at Lowest Current Rates. 200 cords <oftwood, my a Se Se ae ae 5s eovering, makes the roadway unsafe, aud | Worcester) to which steam was applied is 6,000 Longers, 7 1885, over iormer years was aso poluted) | . a e = were atmospheric. Watt was therefore the CARVELL BROS out. He also reviewed the measures|‘°Y beth eptell.a continvoge ,draim, tor real inv eel * the team engine H ee Apply to % F : ie — ae “— ’ "OT ; < os , othine F icanra F es ivento of ue § 1 ~ ? e ‘b? , We 4 ) a | Da P >WTp ? which had been adopted with the vies rep irs, to say nothing of the nuisance Of} ..44 steam to fill the apace between the Ch’town, Feb. 26, 1884.—-lm 2aw S gents. JOSEP A MAHAR, r u of securing for this Province the Dovi-| has mg -: pile driver ¢ instantly at work jnthot and the cylindes, andthe latter he} <" C—CE“ES“‘#EEENNNss es cae een seein eens peewee a me Ottawa. Mania an Street, wid gion gravct for the Exhibition of 1884,}°8 ‘®° bridge scaring skittish horses. |made a tight drum, through the head of] : sii aod expressed the hope that our rights | A solid bridge, on the other hand, built} which passed the piston-rod, properly * mm : au : ict : ‘ ‘ ‘ ; | ‘ . s i in that important matter would : t be! With brush and clay. or mud, both of! packed, so aa to prevent the escape of ’ WHi TE RUSSIAN é ak sila UpU au . ‘ a4 MUL Je ; . ° * e +o 1D, ers 1 . . : { auiate aca? which abound in the neighborhood, |**°*™- Through pipes from the boiler he j iia He poiated out the beneficial results of | coul be built cheaply, is al- = ete aw ro amg renee 5 : ere Ts ee Oe. ae Be . above and beiow the piston-head, aud by a} ‘Te Bt et Yor ‘ . that judicious system of ftarmiog wil *b | a Poe tructible, and with a system of automatic valves and connecting | AGEN g & OF E HE a, . “14 prevents the impoverishing of the soil. | 7“ uilt stone roadway, it will pipes, permitted the steam to escape from | lena ss ‘ ° i cost cf tt , the acii ; : Stockrai sng, Ae said, also should ve} : “oe — + aa ; vothing lor repasre. the cylinder into a vacuum chamber v it- . HE best producer yet Lried on the Island, carefully attended to in order to produce | lhe only difficulty 1s the gate or gates side, after it had done its work in raising Cail acd exsmine and see testimonials e1 a the stock best adapted for the require-| for letting out the fresh water. This. | and depressing the piston, and thus at my Furniture Store, J. D. McLeod's ‘ ments of our people |we are toid,is by no means serious; |CTC* Ms 4 vacuum in the oa a ? corner. 4 f cae a ee Biel Cae since, ’ improvements, together with his beau JOHN NEWSON ‘ed § Tho TOP aii ened ap i. ke thing in comparison with the great|.. , . 5 Ty : mene : : "7 > Nd a4 c Phe \ hers question and W Ns | benefits to be as from saddens tiful invention of ihe para!lel / HILE thanking the Citizens of Charlottetown for their Ch’town, March 8. ' Communication were matters of vilal| ° ©| motion, constituted the great princip!rs 4 - : ee 4 ; he waste aia ee ie ast pa assist: ' importance to our people, an : he hoped the wa te lands. ‘ , of W att’s inventions. Mr. Smallwoc d pe pe tronage, and as ist ince during the late fire, have to BAR : ah that the rights of the Proviuce touching here should be no difficulty with the|exhibited a sort of model which showed | #uL0unce that the: have taken the oflice in . a ins | those questious would be conceded with | Comtractor. Mr. Doyle has had exten- | the working of the sliding valve as applied —_ 3 ie . Pe tl sive dealings with the Government and to steam engines. He said it was one of > ~~ : a le del » nose a ’ , ® . AM selling the bylance of a 4 as little delay as possible. it will be to his interest in the f the simplest, and yet one of the greatest Stew Dp. , df nears te eee a ates teeta, Maite. Ge bee wili be to his interest in the future to : pes ; 8 fa 5 saved from (he five of the 20th ull., at J, 1a e 2ae UC Ub 131 ) L - . . . ; nw . 7 , i Siaetek | Reait deal ” of | eet in this matter in a large-minded and reek oo ae oe ounnretee ‘ . D McLeod’: corner, Queen Street, at @ eute : a p > recess, . fom ‘ t : ; i LY snty . id a ee eee Be | liberal spirit, which we feel sure he!; ROSREED MEDS (FLU Peer on A reduction of fiom twenty-five to fifty per 4 one of the representatives of the Belfast | with de ingenious contrivances which Mr. Small- CORNER UEEN A ND S Y DNE Y STREETS cent below usual) prices, ; 4 District, the late Angus D, McMillan, | "7 wood had improvised to exhibit the work ' Ha : ing) wekatinstiiantecal ue ‘of the alidiste waly N News tr Esq., which caused a new election in| ame “ se : a = at wre ake rotary om ie wae o JOHN Newson, iS ‘ istric The senlt of htah in. naissons Vismissal. araitel mogions in the Jater engines, to- 3 : bce ti " . ti i t. I he ae ol fs, nile of a gether with his very elear explanations,b re Where they are prepared to ao business. > Jae — a ae ec ; dicated a strong reaction in favor of the} y ut his s : niin aed ; : . wie a Maladie | Notrnrye could be meaner or more out his assertions, and gave aclear insight| Qitown, Feb. 22, 1884. Fhe Great “ale of i} § 2D. = ; is p . _ ) ciple eilmeated, i ed Mt |contemptible than the way iu which the into the ae iples d lin ted ; ee > C ‘ Bit - _ . & _— . me by mn au} Grit Legislative Councillors served their ane eone. 7 so oo — ‘otten Goods at the a artin, the newly-elected member for) jato Messencer. Mr. A. Chui: “eeu 10 Were present Spoxe On the 2 ; ow!) ; ate Messenger, . A. Chaisson, of , 9 Ai i w Belfast, who, in addressing the House | Rollo aie .* a curpeieed Soe” The ree ie oo, ane law student, en: Ee a ee oy A BA 3 N Lon¢éon iicuse will ef for the first time, made a very favorable! p az at HT.) Mr. H. C. MeDonald, Secretary of the “ J i . 7. . raser should aliow on ‘on- tation. : 1 ; ' if impression. He reviewed the various | 4; ‘ pe e of his con-| Association, and Chas. Palmer, who made be « ontinved for 30 ii Sa , ; stituents to be so shabbily treated. Mr.|some eloquent remarks eulegistic of the 3 y a spe ’ re . * 7 See ahi - Hl. a ae ae Kickham supported Dr. Fraser at the| subject and the paper, days, for cash, at a j P 2s ra ce ; . . ’ ° . ° ° e . . | . mech a — ¢ spoke oF the general) J egislative Council election, and if we| Mr. Smallwood isa practical mechanic. still f ‘th ‘rr - ee 0 me country a : aca | mistake uot Mr. Chaisson also supported| He is also au improver and inventor of . \ a aa er reduac= ae sl . ~antth , re ‘ : : : ge y® ; x : : : alt which showed his practical knowledge/ him, as did many of Mr. Chaisson’s|™#¢hinery, Sore time since he built a Py eee > tion in prices ia of the requirements of the people. He} compatriots at Rollo Bay. Is this their stefm engine, which he has heretofore used . ' i Se ae remarked on the general prosperi'y of! paward ? in his factory; and on Saturday last we :0: Merch 7, 1884. i” the country, the labors of the husband-| saw Phen steam engine in his establish- Wa Lave iaik a _ _— dei a | man were fairly remunerative, and a| == > wt atte eee tke old one a our ave just opened a arge Stock of Ash ial ° 7 . > . * tice Oo e t lq marked improvement in farming and} Steam, ei les ofleetd mach: WMaEewen OOps or i stockraising was visible. Private enter-| : ih ee £7 io fe ger —— it prise was doit ~much good by the im-| At the regular session of the Literary ot hie won Alm Mle ous 1 ia et Hh ao we Is nom at ; 1€ 1M! and Scientific Association, in the Y. M. C. | OF 78 men. os Sabseriber hasa i . oe se ia ae, e , Sclenlae As atl r. MU. ; ’ Sabserihy quantity of the above 4 portation of valuable stock, and this A. lower parlor, on Tuesday evening last, At a future session of the Association, 5 A cnhand. Orders left at his store Wel- example should be followed by the Gov-| Mr. Robert Smallwood, machinist, of this Mr. Smallwood wiil continue the subject mn " aes t ‘i lington Station, or at the Osborne Howse, ernment in increasing the number of|city, read a most interesting paper on of the steam engine, principally in refer- NEW SPRING oP \ ] us Charlottetown, wiil be attended to. thoroughbred stock on the Government | 5te2m and its application to machinery| ence to its use in land carriage, and we 4 4; 2 108. O —— 7 Farm. The action of the Local Gov-| fom tae days of Hero, of Alexandria, 120 | have reason to believe that from the inter- ; March 7, 1684 '"" ARSENAULT. iG erument io grasping the Piers question | years before the Christian era, down to the | ost shown in relation to his first effort, that ; ‘ and urgiog es iulena or ina 7 a sf time of James Watt’s great inventions and the second will be equally entertaining and 6CEIVE é ore t 6 A vance li L ut EE" a Pod APT he re and I) 'improvements in steam engineg. Mr. | instructive. ‘ ; relation thereto, together with the fact of | Si .llasod ex companied his reading with @ Dope relieving the people from the burden of! diagrams of steam machinery, illustrating eee eengt* PGES oa dagen? Ociltes ; taxation, were such as should merit the; several of the discoveries from those of Wake, FOR SALE approval of all who desire to advanee| Hero tothe inventions of Watt. Hero's At Spring Park aes ; . =. : t ee pag ; Spring Park, on Saturday, 16th Feb., of e Vv : — the prosperity of our Island home. Wej *cnines were more im tine shape of toys|fubercular Meningetis, Haldane Garfield, W , hay y pa }MIne BAS stock of FFVUE uncersig Seas gl. iy .t) ,, | than for practical use. A machine similar | youngest son of Margaret 8 ..% : ersigned cffers for sale the buie regret that our space will not permit a) : fs ak, & . 7 w ges6 son of Margaret 5. anc . Alex- ness premises known , “eg” UEEN ; i AP ines st He Me Martin’al Hero's is still in vogue, and is a curios-| ander Bovyer, aged two years and seven : ‘PERT @ ay as “§38" Q ¥ more leogt rened ré port of Mr, Martiu’s! ;,.. a } eae r ae ° STREET. he building is jarge and COM. my yery able and ctical speec! | ity to even the scientific. A jet of steam | montas. Bi C \ Mnodious, runing ba k f g 17 very able and practical speeca. }from a pipe projecting from the machise| Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade, 5 eighty-three ore si nego Geen Ste * Mr. Perry, acting Leader of the|supports a bail of ivory or other substance Death timely came with friendly care; passed, Terms easy ae ; Opposition was the pext speaker He}in the air, 1 be jet. of steam doeg not The opening bud to Heaven conveyed : ' : poi Dy, s the next speaker. ile | a we: GOH vi p g leaven conveyed, Pure se : 2: _ : JAS © s 1 gave the usual reply given from the} an we ony co the centre, but | And bade it hloom forevet there. hased when the Cotton market was at the lowest Ch’town, March 6 cod tf a os ; Opposition side ot the House, consisting on y at _one side, thus Cones ay it to Se Te ee point el depression. ee _—_———_ --eeecrccarccccasacccsta of faultfinding © | vevolve rapidly, and yet does not throw it Horsford’ ; . : Th ™ 4 a Sete Dee + /H of or away to either side. Mr. Smallwood orsford’s Acid Phosphate & leecy Coitens, @ Leader of tie Government (fou. / also exhibited a diagram of a curious : ti eet saat es Re OME — & , FOR LEMONS OR LIME JUICE we B : Mr. Sullivan) then rose in his place, aud | steam machine made by Baptista Porta, a}. 5 did i : Bo Sheeting. Cottons, 5 . delivered a vigorous speech. In debat-| Neapolitan, in the early part of the 16th |'5 4 S8pcrior substitute, and its use is positive- ; : ‘ . ° . } . heanaftiaie a } . NT) —— . ing with the Piers question, he comment- | Ceptury ; but to another Italian, named ly beneficial to health. Pillow Cottons oe ae St tt Drawing Room Fur- ed in strong terms on the reprehensible | Bienes, must be esncated. (eee eee ’ price ted 7 we ~ be sold ‘for half- caurse pursued by Mr. Davies, one of the | applying steam 48 @ motive power to gar T TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS . ance. Apply at this office. represevtatives of .this Does es a chinery. A diagram of this machine was j Ly fy NOTICE. ' Ch’town, March 3, 1884.—4j eod on et en oe - , nce a shown, in which a pipe projects out of the iis tile calcite nl nyt e quoted Hansard {0 s)0W)| mouth of a human figure, through which a ; ‘ ewe a a BE ef re eis eee as for the WEEKLY EXAMI- | ’ _ ’ . ° - J ts + o ‘ IEP ; t that on the 13th day of February last, | jet of steam sets in motion a horizontal THX HIS certifies that the Partnership hereto, . 7 2a a's GOW ¢ i aS AR. me heapest and Best Newspaper Mr. Davies asked if the report of the| waeel which connects with other whesls| * fore subsisting between the undersigned, : Unblinhed on V Telewa Onby €1 per yer 3 Evogiveers on the Wharves aud Piers of | »y cogs, and sets a pair of stampa at ihe, en ehie a doe =A ae ; § rm ; sa . . pa » tworkh & Rayden,” 1s this day dissolvec ‘ y Te — “ “ . P. E. Island was received. To this} “°r* Se i ‘initia , y re i eSTRY WAN aS, LENT, FOUND, de, question Sir Hecior Lavgev in | ape Marquis a W OTOCESEM, ; }jritish All amount due the late firm are to be paid A 5 ——— —— St 9 ese " 5 inobleman, seems, however, to have dis-),. 4% 1 Gap : ee ae = , ; : ae . said * yes, and yer, 1D the face of that } covered oe anticipated pes his at pot ae ee Ce a aenetiee on ooh wens Oe eee reply, Mr. Davies telegraphed from| the prese aaa een” mates. [oe ene Rem Wim'ne discharged. coh: set of pew Driving Harness, taken from | replys ir... Davies" talage ph Bei the present “high-pressure steam engine, |. Dated at Charlottetown, Prings Edward And other House Furnishing Goods. the fire of the 20th February, wil! oblige by “ae a Se aders 0 1° | nfortupately no designs of his machinery Islan4, this first day of March, 1884, returning them to the subscriber without fur- et faction Charlottetown on the 20th! heve been preserved. From the descrip- 7 . : 4vTT ] E Pa I + N + ther notice.—Jonn Newson. [m iJ : day of the Saing mouth, (the d ly before "on which he and others have left behind, N, 4, CA MPBELL, y nO SA K A} D RE TAIL OOK ard ING “4 the Belfast election) that ‘No piers] there is little doubt that the Marquis really WILLIAM RAYDEN, ceditiesas beta tictaien ° ANTED—A good COOK avd DINING +f mooey was graoted or pro . . | imvented, and hed in successful operation —_ mm F tw Biive ROOM GIRL, for a Hotel. Wages » as g! ie proposed. Gov. L ° . ° > % ; ata . , - . ernment refuse to say whether at will | ip ondon in 1656, a steam engine almost \eferring to the above. the undersigned | ww VERY CHEAP ] goyd. Apply at this ofes, be. Engineers ake aes auy |identical with the present Corl s engine | begs to announce that he will continue bosi- | 9 [ynar? 31 eod pa . Ss i : } eported., ° : ° ; ¢ Rf. > as Wholesale G we Avct che | . earner EEE eRe eee? ' | of to day; that is, so far as the gylinder | Bess as roleraie Grocer, uctioneer, Ship | B y the Chest Hali- h ;

Mr. Sullivan p! oved conclusively that land action of the pistou are concerned, A Broker, Insurance and Gene ral A gent. at the ° . C ost, and Quarter Chest. Also, in Packages OR SALE—A doable-barrel, 10:bore, while the despatch he sent was strictly | diagram shown by Mr. Smallwood of a old stand, and hopes, by strict personal at: | of Vv, 10, 15 and 20 pounds, breech lading GUN, pin fire. Origine true, the one seat by Mr. Davies was|“"#*'ng made from the Marquis of Wor- | ation to the sajae, to merit and receive a | ally cost 965.00, is nearly as good as new, OS false Mi a . * geahiter |cester’s descriptions of his engine, shows continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed | . = I be sold for lees than half cost. Apply at M ati oreo er he showed prainly that lthat stoam was tet: iz to the eyliad - by upon tue late firm. ; St EXAMINER OFFICE [mar7 31 “ir. wvies must have known it We® vince beth ibeg bse ase . tala 2 tt

‘8 vipes both above and below the piston- ‘ > =: ° Te ful. He al : OO P i N. J. OAMP BALL, s \ ANTED—A GIRL for general honee . wucused ! i \ . y var gees Mr, Dwvies of bead, sod that there were aly swam) Marvh 11, 1884.--2i lew ta CUh’town, Fut. 11, 1864, bs work in @ family of threw, Apply re, Oruskifi’y, Plexvant Street, [mar ae ce