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Fire Insurances effected on nearly every description of Property, at the LOWEST RATES of Premium. corresponding to the nature of the risk.

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June 18, |879.—ex2aw

FURTHER REDUCTION

IN PRICE OF

Albion Mines (Pictou, N. 5.) SLACK COAL.

YLACK and ROUND COAL can now be obtained at the above-mentioned Mines. Slack Coal, only $1.30 per tom; }Round Coal, $2.00. For orders, apply te «. W. DeBLOIS, Sole Agent for P. E. Island. OrFice : No. 35 Water street. Ch'town, June 23, 1879—patsj kca h sp2m

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N and after MONDAY, the 30th Sep- tember, I intend adopting the strictly

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Firm, thev are now selling their Large Stock of

FALL & WINTER GOODS,

At prices that defy competition.

New Uloths, New Tweeds, New Dress Goods, New Clouds, New Veiveteens,

New Maniles, New Frillings. New Uisters, New Cottons. New Flannels,

And a large line of Woollen Goods, of every description, all

of which they intend to close out within the next five months This is a bona fide sale. Come one, com? all, and see for your

selves. W. & A. BROWN.

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Charlottetown, October 8, 1879.

New Fall Goods. For NEW DRESS GOODS, very Cheap, vo to J. B. MaecDONALD’'S NEW MANTLES go to J. B. MacDONALD’S For NEW WINCEYS and CLOTHS go to J. B. MacDONALD’S For NEW HATS and BONNETS go to J. B. MacDONALD’S For NEW FLOWERS and FEATHERS go to J.B. MacDONALD'S For MENS’ and BOYS’ CLOTHING go to J. B. MacDonat.p’s For MENS’ and BOYS’ UNDERCLOTHING | go to J. B. MacDonap’s For GREY and WHITE COTTONS, CORDA. ee = aul,

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J. F. McK AY, Watchmaker and Jewel- VISITOR :

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LARGE DISCOUNT

TO CLEAR OUT THE LOT.

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. The course of Instruction is the same as

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Lockets, Studs, Cuff Pins, [or Wo upon the University Examinations

ete, ef€., etc. for Women. Light young ladies from this aoeragy School passed the Local Examination of the Falco | University of King’s College in June last.

| This is the only School in Canada that has N FW passed pupils at a University Examination. 8 | The uumber of pupils is limited, rendering ALL WARRANTED. | the School select, and while it possesses all the | educational advantages of a large public school, In the Repairing Department, having had each pupil is enabled to receive that individual many years experience, we feel confident we j care and oversight which 1s so linportant, and can give our customers entire satisfaction. | which cannot be given in a large establish. Watches, Clocks, Earémeters, Musical Boxes, ; ment. ag : rn kinds of Jewelry thoroughly repaired ; Mr. and Mrs. Padfield are assisted by ® and guaranteed. staff of ne resident governesses, besides visit- > TDREN COTTAPE / img masters. NORTH ari ee a —— )| aliens French is taught conversation- : . 9 ‘ in a: y “?’ ally. There are two resident French Gov- Ch’town, Sept. 27, 1879-—0w, -aw ernesses. References given to parents of pupils. For further particulars address the Prin- cipal. Sept. 19, 1878.

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RLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1879.

NEWS BY TELECRAPY.

THE QUEBEC GOVERNMENT DE. FEATED. QuEBEC, Oct. 29.

This afternoon, so far-only two speakers have had the floor.

Hon. D. A. Ross resumed the debate, on moting of Lynch, blaming the Legislz- tive Council for the dead-lock, and show- ing that a coalition was impossible with the present epposition, until they should have disavowed such measures as the railway and tax bill and Levise’s Kennebec swin- dle.

Mr.. Mercier followed, strongly condemn- ing those who had deserted their party and whom he styled cowards and traitors, and concluded by moving at 3.46, a sub-amend- ment to Lynch’s motion for an address] to the Queen for the necessary amendments to the British North America Act to pre- vide for the abolition of the Legislative Council.

At 4. 40 p m. a vote was taken on Lynch’s amendment, and the Government defeated by a vote of 28 to 35.

Messrs. Chauveau, Pacquet, Flynn, For- tin, and Raicot voted against the Govern- ment.

HISSING THE LORD MAYOR.

Lonpon, Oct. 29.

In the Lord Mayor’s Court at the Mansion House te-day, at the conclusion of the case wherein a bookseller was summoned for ex- posing photographs of semi-nude Zulus, the summons haring been dismissed Alderman Nottage, who is a director of the London Stereotypical and Photographing Company, which printed the photographs, arose and said :

‘*On last Thursday, when | was not here’ —

The Lord Mayor interrupted him and said: “‘ Tcannot allow you to address the Court.’

Cries of ‘‘Shame,”’ accompanied by hisses and uproar.

Alderman Nottage—‘‘I insist upon my right as a magistrate to be heard here, (loud applause. )

Lord Mayor—‘“ Officer, do your duty.” (Hisses. )

Alderman Nottage—‘‘I repeat I insist upon my right to be heard in reply to the observations you made behind my back last Thursday.” (Applause and a voice—‘‘Speak to the reporters.’’)

At this point the Lord Mayor left court amidst loud groans, hisses and cries of shame.

Alderman Nottage.—‘t The Lord Mayor has been pleased to say that he would scorn to take the profit outiof such indecent stuff.”

The Lord Mayor, returning, court to be cleared.

A scene of wild confusion and tumult, ensued. '

Alderman Nottage—‘‘ Should you decline to hear me, and you are supposed to be dis- pensing justice from that chair, I impeach you in the name of the citizens of London with having brought discredit on your office, and with having violated the duty which belongs to that ancient chair.”

The Court was then cleared amidst groans, cheers, hisses and cries of shame and great uproar and excitement.

ordered the

CONDENSED DESPATCHES.

The capture of the Peruvian ironclad ‘‘Huascar’ by the Chilians is confirmed.

A Paris despatch says indications fore- shadow the fall of the Waddington Min- istry.

The Hungarian budget has produced a favorable impression—sojsays a Vienne des- patch.

The Peace Congress at Naples abruptly broke up on Saturday in cenfusion, as the members could not agree.

De Lesseps_ announces that he will start for Panama early in December. .

The London ‘‘Telegraph” says: ‘‘ The mission at Vienna of Baring and Delin- nieres, recently appointed comptrollers of the Egyptian finances, has failed. The failure may seriously compromise the action of France and England in Egypt. Thus the first result of the recent Austro-Ger- man alliance is opposition to the settle- ment of Egyptian affairs. The resistance of Turkey to a reasonable arrangement of the great question is attributable to the same cause.’

A Grand Haven, Michigan, despatch says that the wind is blowing hard from {the Northwest, rendering it impossible to re- move the cargo of the wrecked steamer “‘Amazon,” which will probably go to pieces. Six thousand barrels of flour are aboard.

Mr. Bonner sold by action at New York, yesterday, a large number of trotting horses. Over 3000 persons attended, including many breeders and sportsman. Most of the horses sold for low figures.

The tug ‘‘Daniel Brown” exploded in East River, New York, on Wednesday; loss $15,000. The engineer George Coons, andCook, John Stewart, the former scald- ed, were picked up from the river. The fireman Wm Vandeker and a deck hand named Daniel Harviland have not been found and are probably killed.

An Alexandria correspondent reports that Cleepotra’s needle, while being removed for shipment tothe United States was seized by the creditors of the Egyptian govern- ment.

Charles L. Peterson, areal estate agent was shot dead at San Francisco by garrot-

oot al

ers early yesterday morning near the United States Mint. The murderers es- caped.

W. H. Henderson, commercial editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, shot himself twice in the head on Wednesday afternoon in the Arion saloon on Kearney street. His wounds are probably fatal.

A barge grounded in the river above Sacramento, Cal., Wednesday morning. On attempting to get her aff the capsta’n broke, badly wounding Pilot Stanley and Billing two deck hands.

The manager of the team of the London kycycling Club, who is now in Boston, has issued a challenge for a bicycle contest be- tween the team of Englishmen and French- men, either collectively or individually. against any team or single persons that can be organized in this country in a race at any distance.

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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

BRITISH MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27, 9 p.m,

s a gs: ¢ Flour, per ctl (l00lbs)......14 6 “to 16 9 at tad. eer re ge mee See. os 2: 6 he 82 i ks! ee 10 9 te 31210 Cs sat Rivés i bove enltee aM .7: t..2 3 ere Pee ee a ws. O@ 6 Perm. .:s eee ec canb ee ae ee BO cs sc boas ds Reese ee ow 6 Sh CURU S MN a eee kbhs tel $5 0 to O08 O CN bc. ae SV ee ee ee ee NN a cab ss J éelae ye bee Oe ae Oa a OR UP ONE. ik 052s S 8.0.2.9 reed, Ser Ohiis sci cea Eee ae RS. Lous cain tcorma dota cee ae eee BOW. 6.04 db Fes eat ss 6. &... 6. 0

MONTREAL FLOUR MARKET. The following were the prices for flour and meal in Montreal on the 27th :-—

Superior Mxtra.............. *..$6 10 to $6 15 MU, ss oe sss 6 00 to 6 05 Mes caries: hess ba sakes 6 OO to 6 00 Spring Extra, new ground..... 5 97 to 6 05 WON ie 8 FI e yy S 6 25 to 6 40 PON GOOG ss... ons cheek 6 40 to 6 50 MN evn chc nes wo wash oe ns ee PREMIER 0 vie 5 0s one 6254 ik n> « Ce DING. oh ess ch hank cose 4 15to 4 40 U. C, Bags, per 100 Ibs...... 3 00 to 3 05 City Bags, delivered.......... 3 10 to 3 15 SING ois fads tka acs cs 4 50to 4 60 Re. Free ee CS 2% to 3 00

THE BUTTER MARKET.

| The Mentreal Gazette says that up to the present this has been an almost unprece- dent fall for the brisk movement of dairy produce. In New York fine dairy has been sold for export at 25c., and a sharp advance has taken place in Chicago. Fresh orders from England were received by cable in Montreal on Monday, and values are rising. Since the first of January up to Monday the receipts of butter in Montreal foot up to 187,716 packages as compared with 130,- 160 packages for the corresponding time last year. Theshipments during the same peried were 179,050 packages against 127,- 729 in 1878. Good to fine qualities of dairy butter, which are now worth at Montreal from 20c. to 24c., with an active enquiry, were only in moderate request last Octo- ber at 14c. to 16c.

A CORNER IN PORK.

A successful corner in October pork has been manipulated by some of the large Chicago packers, who have put up the price to $13 per barrel, being an advance of $3.15 from the first of October. This has, of course, sent up futures, which packers are anxious sellers of, expecting to buy in later on a considerable reduction. The new packing season commences on November Ist,§{from which date the hog suppiy in Chicago is expected to increase rapidly.

POTATOES IN ENGLAND. -

A cargo of Quebec potatoes recently brought 90 cents a bushel in England.

THE HORSE MAEKET.

Montreal, Oct. 27.—A very fair busi- ness has been done in horsefiesh during the past week at about previous prices. Dur- ing the past week 150 horses were shipped across the line from this city, costing $12-, 791.000 as compared with the previous week of 154 horses costing $11,138,30. There is a good demand for heavy working horses and driving animals, but not many are coming in. ‘The shipment of horses from the city to the United States during the past week were as follows :—October 20, one horse for breeding purposes at $1,- 000 ; 16 do, $810. October 21, one horse, $80; 9 do, $1,034; 20 do, $1,173 ; 16 do, $1,567 ; 2 do, $200; 12 do, $1,037. Octo- ber 22, 20 horses, $1,533.50. October 23, 9 horses, $851 ; 18 do $1,425 ; 10 do, $950; 12 do, $820.50. October 25, four horses, $510.

New York, Oct. 28.—Corn is lower— Sales 438,000 bushels. Ungraded 604 cts. ; No 2, 604 to 603. Oats are lower—Sales 53,000 bushels. Mixed Western 38 to 41} cents; White Western, 41 to 43 cents; White State, cents. Sugar is.firm— Fair to good ing, 72 to 7 cents; prime 8 to 8$ cents. Lard is firm at $7.25 te $7.224.

New York, Oct. 29—Flour is dull and lower-—No 2, $4.25 to $4.75. Wheat is to 5 cts. lower, heavy, feverish and un- settled. No 2 Spring, $1.29. Pork is dull and decidedly lower. Mess on the spot, $11.00. %

Cuicaco, Oct. 28.—Wheat—No, 1,—; No 2, $1.16. Oats at 31 1-2 cents. Bar- ley at 83 cents. ALLAN LINE.

The cargo steamships of this line which have arrived at the perts of Liverpool and

ernest eee ena eee ee,