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On Monday, a party of excursionists, among whom were His Honor Lieut. Gov- ernor Haviland, Major Peake, A. DD. Gee

Exhibition. J hibits at Montreal carried

off the prizes. Lieut.

He alluded to the anticipations of great

Governor Wilmot respecting the future of New Brunswick, and said that, although hia Island had not stone or lime wherewith to manufactories, they

erect could supply material for them when they

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Manufacturers, Attention ty a VALUABLE : Real listats and Machinery

PEARS, GRAPES, | Cranberries.

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. : £ ‘ a , i a} - ' : 4 and a fair representation of island farmers, were erected, and conld raise an ee AT AUCTION. , 2 bbis. Dutchess PEARS, left Charlottetown to visit the Exhibi- ance of food for export. He touched upen i & tain

7 ' 1 a cee , tion of the export of meat from the Island to : 5 cases GRAPES, |

NEW KRUNSWIUCK’S PRODUCTIONS AND INDUSTRIES.

The party which, on leaving the city, consisted of fifty persons, increased to seventy-live on leaving Summerside. An enjoyable passage was experienced to Point du Chene, where the steamer arrived at 230 p. m. She- usually arrives at. one o'clock, but the delay on Monday was caused b y a ful! freight of barley, oysters, pork, et . A goodly number took passage from Shediac, and when connection was

the mother eountry, and referred to the recent successful venture of a number of their agriculturists in this respect, He thought that if farmers would apply more acience to their farming, and raise their cattle and work their farming on more scientific principles, they might be tar more successful in the pursuit of wealth, and the country would also be morefbenetitted by 1t. fle was happy to ses that daring the past few years farmers were becoming more alive to this fact. Tt has a great advantage with respect to cattle raising, and particu-

SPRING PARK BREWERY,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. £. ISLAID.

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< . , a7 a AM instructed by Messrs. W. 2. WATsoNn and A. L. Brows, Trastces of the state ‘ » : , of Mes. ALotat ®@yxoman, to sell at Public Auction, on the preauses, on

at 12 oO CLOCK, NOON,

Thursday, the 1th of November Next,

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eaten

Oct. 6, ’80—2) pad

Notice to Contractors.

made with the Halifax Express at Painsec, gia Pe “a * he the

there were on both trains over five “popes nen = gpg Blagg get ex 8 Th All that Valuable Real Estate, MEALED TENDERS, addressed tol ie ber increased to over] Winters are 80 | a ? , srsigned, an reed **

Re Ore a eas ie J stock were not fit for the butcher's knife }Comprising One acre of Land, with the Sane be Wate” will be pceieea un

seven hundred on arrival at St. John.

The hotel accommodation in St. John on such oceasions as a grand Inter-Provineial Exhibition, is by no means inexhaustible. The greatest difficulty was experiencsd by the excursionists on Monday in securing lodgings, and were it not that hotel keep ers exeried themselves in a most commend- able manner, many would have been com- yelled to walk the streets during the night. in some hotels as many as eleven cots were

cheaply

The ‘ine weather of Monday changed most disagreeably on Tuesday. A heavy rain fell early in the morning and continued the greater part of the day. We visited the

EXHIBITION GROUNDS

previous to the opening. They are the grounds known as Barrack Square, situated

erected the beautiful exhibition building, Agricultural Hall, the Hall for the Manitoba Exhibit, and numerous sheds, boxes, stalls and pens, for horses, neat stock, sheep and swine. With the exception of the two first named buildings all others are temporary

THE EXHIBITION OR PRINCIPAL BUILDING

is a splen did edifice. It is 185 feet long by 115 feet broad, forming a cross or three wings, each 80 feet in width, the central portion being a span of 44 feet supported by truss girders. It has a clear story with monitor ligtits over the gallery frént. A central dome with glass sides surmounted with centre pavilion, rises to the height of 85 feet above the main floor. There are triple entrances on the west front and over this is located the Art Gallery. The entrance to the main front is gained by a flight of stairs rising seven feet above the grade of the building, and extending along the front of

until they were four or five years of age, but now, thanks to cation of science, and care in breeding, cattle could be brought to market when they were two or three years oid. It Wats hot many years ago since on cowing to this Province from Prince Edward Island, he was met by a Custom House officer and his baggage searched for smuggled goods. He

tweenthis Province and P. EK. Island, and the inseparable difficulties Mr. Tilley encount ered in the attempt, which he was finally obliged to abandon. He honestly believed, he said, that the people of Canada were more wealthy under Confederation than before. He would not touch on the N. P., that being a party question, he felt proud to be present on this occasion and view the many articles on exhibition.

were then read.* Three cheers were given for the Lieutenant Governor of New Bruns- wick, and three more fer the Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island, after which the Exhibition was declared open.

A Correction.

To the Editor of the Rraminer.

Sir,—-Will you kindly correct a statement? made in the Examines of the 28th ult., res, peating me as being ‘on the Island for the pur- pose of purchasing oats extensively.

The business firm of which Iam a member, in London, sell many cargoes but never pur- chase. ‘ours truly, :

Davip BLaex, Ch’town, 5th Oct. 1850. -<--

THe Patriotjsays it is wicked to cirenlate a rumor which you know to be false, and sti! this morning it publishes the following under

the appli-/

was happy, however, to see that all this was.

Brewery, Malt House, Store, Distillery, and Dwelling Heuse. Also the

Machinery, Steam Engine & Boiler.

This property was built for and used as a Brewery, was fitted up in the latest and most approved style. The Engine and Boilers were built by a first-class maker in London, England. All the requisites for Brewing par- poses are within the Building, and in good working order,

postponement en account of weather or any other cause. As the Buildiugs may be con- verted into another line of manufactory, they wil! be offered separately or together, as may suit purchasers,

Terms and all other information may be had on application to

W. D. STEWART,

Auctioneer.

VALE COAL MINES

Superior Nut and Round,

BEST & CHEAPEST IN THE MARKET, NO DELAY IN LOADING,

Orders for cargoes solicited.

CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town, Oct, 7, 1880--3i s prog

APPLES, APPLES,

WILL sell at AUCTION, at my Sale Room,* Queen. Square, TOMORROW, FRIDAY, 8th October, at 2 o’clock,—-

QUEEN STREET.

AVING on band, and ar-

riving daily, a well select- ed lot of GENERAL DRY GOODS, which they hope is large .enough for any family to chose from, take this opportunity to inform their friends and the

pairing the Breakwater at Souris East, Col. ville Bay, P. E. 1, according to a plan and specification to be seen on application to John McLean, Es;., Merchant, Souris, P. E. 1, and from whom forms of tender can be ob. tained,

Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied and signed with their

: arrance' in a single room, Rest, und er changed. He also referr ed to ee This property will be gold without reserve 4 actual vee ‘ = # . j © . > « 4 ‘ a rer) ~s t , b > a . ’ } ach ende st be accompanie b ae. 2 5 oe \ “ > : were made to arrange areciproca reaty 8 -he day . abov e named. No - Ms y an such circumstances, could not be had o | on the day and hour first é ted b ak shegu equal ae five pe a

the amount'of the tender, which will be for- feited if the party declines to enter into a con. tract when called on to do so, or if he fails te complete the work contracted for. If the

turned. cept the lowest or any tender,

By order, 8S. CHAPLEAU,

; near the water's edge, between Sydney and| Addresses from the Municipal Council | Queen Street, Auction Rooms, Oct. 7, ’80. ci Secretary, Wentworth streets. On the grounds is|/and the Mayor and Aldermen of St. John | Department of Public Works, { : Uttawa, Oct, Ist, 1880. } oc 6 3i

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EXECUTORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~" AM instrueted by the Executors and Trustees of the Estate of the late JoserH Cungro, to. sell at Public Auction on MON- DAY, the lith day of October next, at the

all the estate and premises of the late JosEPH Cunko, being the north-east quarter of Town

Lot No. 46, in the third hundred in Charlotte. , town, with the dwelling houses thereon,

borough street and extends back about hundred and seventy feet, or to Town No. 47. The property will. be sold in two lots; a front lot and a rear lot. having a front of 40 feet on Hillsborough street and extending back by parallel lines

THURSDAY, 2ist inst., for raising and re.’

tender is not accepted, the cheque will be re-

The Department does not bind itself to ac-

hour of twelvo o'clock, boon, ov the premises, ~ Lot No. 45 aud the north-east quarter of Town’

property has forty-six feet front on’Hills-

The front lot ~

‘ the building a distance of 44 teet. | Lead-| the heading of ‘* Notes from Halifax.” What -« . ‘ P rs ing off this are five doorways; three of higbtainded jeuirieadines é ob 90 Bbis. Americam Apples. clothes-wearing community that ? feet; gr the. a os ane ee : which open into the main hall, all with cir-| ‘I hear that the principal prepricter of the }1n Baldwins, Greenings and Hubbardsteens,|¢hey jin o sell ‘at lower! pave 2 .bs8 vee ae extending further i cular tops. Over the centre doorway -is a] Dartmout! Brewery is a well kuown gentle- (good order and large. barrels.) ; : y tend t Th ‘> New a et od { : oe o yt < or" * i balcony 16 feet long and projecting four} man, attached to the Governor General’s WILLIAM Dopp, |PFrices than ever. Meee NO rar on oe a! thea ee eta ee i be = ] shold. Perhaps that had thing te do a it . . y +c:} with a right-of-way thereto from the street if feet, supported by ornamental trusses. Im- | ?¢usehold. et nee ee Oct. 7, 1380. Auctioneer. } Dregs Materials, in BEIGES eight feet wide leading across the first lot next i mediately over that is a circular pediment, | With the interest Sir Samuel Tilley took in its ame tand CAMEL’S HAIR, as well] the division line of Lot 43. with an ornamental circular window rising|PTOSPe*Y. | re CHALLENGE [ — - é Terms of Sale.—Thirty-five per cent. down; see the aay — — prane Cuamners’ Latin Grammar, Smith’s smaller as other Dress Materials, WILL! 00. tisininoh “dn Dineen ee eighteen months, ront or facade, is arranged in bays of trip-| History of England, Hamm’s ‘Trigonometry,|-»- ppprpy ei be found te be the Cheapest] secured upon the property, with interest at 6 i let winilows with two stories by pilasters. | at to Bree ” , HEREBY challenge Mr. Eri Crow, the “ a ae per cent. form time of sale, by Mortgage ; The space between these two stories of a Rieguce tn eens ee hou agama and most serviceable in the! jated 15th September, 1880. , | windows, and under the bottom story is} J. R. Breckey, Esq., W. C. Bourke, Esq., |° one re eee ec... |market. CHAS. PALME . finished with sub-pilasters, lattice and panel} Hon. Neil McLeod, Capt. Richards, Dr. Brine, a ee = pre, 9 w cg S : : JOHN QUIRK, R, i work, etc. The principal or main cornice| R. F. Quirk, Esq., Mr. Masterman, and J. J, /MGrs; © — TOUNNH | MNS oe tine aig ay Ae They call especial attention | Trustees and Executors of the last will of } is ornaiuented with heavy brackets, two to} ae ee acme ny ere Se ae to travel on foot as eiih he can, { take horse|to their WINCEYS & STAPLE Joseph Caneo, each pilaster, with madallions between. |" Tuesday irae and wheeled carriage. Should Mr. Clow ac- GOODS, of which they , W. D. STEWART, The outer section, or portion over the} yy jegrn that Mr. McLeod formerly in con-|°ePt this challenge, let hiar appoint a day and 7 EOS VERY COREY 9) Oo, 2a aie Auctionesr. se, as 7. Ph a —— the’ nection with the Steam Ferry Boats is about = —y ae ws — eae complete stock. a4 ; or entire building. e centre section Tises; ¢ the management of the St. Lawrence | deposit $25 o e money and conclude the nnd fs ote : Y | { Ch above the junction of that roof with the mou oe necessary arrangements, as : Their Millinery department BSse § (iP alter, other, forming an additional clear story ———-— . “ _ . PATRICK WHEALAN, jis replete with every novelty, X¥7E have a number of Vessels ranging which will be nsed for lighting and venti-| Hazi’s Ist French Course, Telemaque, |. County Line Station, Oct. 6, 1880, at PROPER PRICES from 4000 to 8000 bushels capacity, lating the centre building as well as to form Charles X11, at Bremner Bros, : ners en ce eee eT a abe willing to accept Potato or Grain freights to inent f in the desi f th | REP BRP RE: MO pe ’ 2B ‘186 . I the United State es i . i Chacon aes the design oe ae| _ GREAT inconvenience is experienced in St.| INCORPORATED A. BD. ‘1864. They feel that all they need a ny States or West Indies, at low feet scjuare, and rises soine 90 feet above rom ee to the Exhibitien, the Hotels say about their MANTLES is F. S. HAN FORD & CO., the main floor. The first section of Sha ae dis et 5 ae Ci ; i Z EN Ss’ that they are much superior in| Oct. 5, °80—3i 43 Water Street, ‘| dome is enclosed with glass to the height of! >». .. > “MM Mn Se EE ° ED 11 feet. The second section ef 10 feet is! WW est Point om the Sth: ior Boston’ with 335 Sty le, etc, and . Cheaper ™) Wants Losi, found, &c . covered with ventilating slats _e orma- parrels of mackerel, 275 barrels of potatoes, insurance Compan price than last Fall; this is re = wr? _ aise 4 gta te on igh pnts aga ae ee ee ee | ‘saying a great deal, when it is| sa Advertisements under this heading, i } cular windows on four sides, the whole ter-}| New Cuasstcs just received at Bremner} OF CANADA. known they were at least 10 aden wea reve dow an inch, will be ineerted minating in a flagstaff forty feet high. At) Bros, per cent cheaper than any Sieeee ne ace oe . intervals along the roof of the main build-| —— ¥] oie ko ee ls A ieee SN a ee * ing are ranged flagstafis to the number of 60. _Person AL. — Dr. Frank D, Beerreturned from ‘ APITA L, $2,000,060. other House in the city. I' / — A = ee ee The building, as it now stands, cost over} New York last evening. po The Subscribers are confident shia: MN {oc 7 f: $10,000, while the others which surround}; _, eae ae ey rials $112,000 deposited with Dominion|,, = sti ( la tle Oe re mes it, cost over $4,000. They were built by | ¢ oe Quince and sweet Apples, at the Goveresant. they can please; and therefore SALESMAN—\ anted in a Dry Geos i the citizens of St. John, are‘ free of all in- | Confectionery. spies invite the public to inspect their| rato “Nyt es Teewsree ke Mareaut cumbrances, and were recently handed| y), LP Sas. gee oem Tg Ls f ; ; ' — : ie —_ : i over to the Provincia! Government. They Tints 5 pees ee eee Mo- | President--STR HUGH ALLAN, Goods before purchasing else- eR ee ee loc 5 61 wer eres oe - energy and zeal of } Pe ee? . Vice-Presideut—HENRY LYMAN, } Where. ——_ Sa — oe :j the people of St. John. LINDLEY’s Opera troupe performed in Sum-! ,,, genera! othce. work. Apply Sr if OPENING CEREMONY. ? jmerside last evening to a full house. To- GERALD E. HART, General Manager. att oer eee RAs gute box wa ‘ee 5 ottetown.

The ceremony of opening the Exhibition |

took place on Tuesday afternoon about 3 oclock. The Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick and suite, accompanied by Lieut. Governor Haviland and suit, the members of the New Brunswick Govern- ment and officers of the active militia. The

night they give their farewell performance in that town. We understand that liquor of different kinds is being manufactured 1n this city from poisonous ingredients imported for the pur- pose. Lf our information 1s correct the matter hould be at once looked into by the proper

FIRK» LIFE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTER,

RISKS taken’ at Moderate Rates, Losses paid promptly,

HEAD OFFICE—179 St. James Street Montreal.

and

83 Queen Street.

Sacques and Gent’s Clothing, &e., &.

cleaned and dyed—corner Sydney St-, pear the Convent.—G. C, Girmour, Dyer, &¢.

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KT ANTED.—A Female General Servant

wanted immediately in a small family.

i party was received by a guard of honor,| fticers

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and « salute from heavy artillery was fired ee ‘ . Apet be a good Cook. el y Whe Tieut AN elegant asssortment of Bibles, Hymns, M. A. CAMERON, ne from

as they entered the building. The Lieut. Governor of New Brunswick began the proceedings by delivering a lengthy ad- dress, in which he spoke of the progress made by New Brunswick during his own life, and of the bright prospects which were ahead of the Province. He was follow- ed by

GOVERNOR HAVILAND,

cient and modern, Kirk.. Hymn Books, Prayer Books, Text Books, Poets, Gift Books, Toy Books and miscellaneous litera- ture just opened at Bremner Bros. [07 lw eod | }

ete. ete’, at

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CuraP editions of Shakespeare, Bremner Bros.

Weather. Builetin.

sept4—3m-2aw § General Agent for P. E.

MUSIC AND SINGING.

QO and after AUGUST Ist, Mrs, J4mes Brown will give instruction in Music and Singing at her residence, King Square, Terms on application. . Ch’town, July 29, 1880-——3m Staw tu th s

TREMAINE &

\ ANTED—A Servant Girl

attend to garden, coach house, ete. Apply at this office. [tf w FEO LET—Two Houses, containing 5 and 3 rooms respectively. Apply to JAMES McLxrop, Lower Spring Park Road. [se 30

ie oO sceentiatensammmennattiancacnasite le, y anted—Two good Coatmakers, and 1

Vest maker. Highest price paid, at L, J. WilLtLtam’s, Queen Square. sep tf

— referred _ _—— he experienced Prebabilities for the next 24 hours for the = ; y / ANT —- one carriage POT: on being present on such an occasion. € | Maritime Provinces. VW . T 1 a's er. pply to YounKER did not come to make a speech, but to ex- , OR H Ss mt, Upper Queen Street. [se 16 t

amine the industries on exhibition. He would be recreant in his duty, however, as Governor of Prince Edward Island, if he was afraid to open his mouth. On behalf of the Island which he represented, he thanked the Government for opening the Exhibition to the Maritime Provinces, We imay not hold our own, he said—refer- ring to Prince Edward Island—in manu- factures, but in agriculture We can, as was evidenced by the manner in which the ex-

Toronto, Oct. 7—10 a, m.

Fresh ‘to brisk southwesterly to north- westerly winds, fine cool weather.

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DIED.

In Pawntucket, State of Rhode Island, U. 8. A., September 9th, A.D. 1880, after alingerin illness of several weeks, in the full faith an hope of the Christian, John Irving, aged 38— years, formerly of Murray Harbor, White

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LIVERY STABLES!

PRINCE STREET,

Between Kent and Gration Streets

Charlottetown, P..E. Island. June V7 1830-—3m eod pa

UBSCRIBE for the DAILY EXAMINER the Cheapest and most Newsy Paper published tm the Provinces,

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Ch’town, Sept. 22, 1880.

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G IRLS WANTED — Housemaid and Dining Room Girls. Good wages. Ap- ply at the ** Revere House.” {se 14

AGSTAFF’S HOTEL, Powna Street, continues to receive transieR and permanent Boarders. {j 12

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JOAKDEKS—Two or three persons cam B be accommodated with beard on reason-

able terms (a private sitting room if required) on Upper Great George Street. Apply at this office. {se 9 2aw

‘7\SPERICH FEATHERS, Lady's

the country preferred. Also, at Boy to