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7 y ‘ — THE PPAILY JOXAMIN ER. Bk eT TE RETIN TEETHRANETE SD MA CH 13, 1880.

Sic rei? Se SST TRAE

We cai but faintly represent the deep

feclings of reg and sympathy which pervade this city on account of the % sudden ceath of the wife of His Worship, the Mayor. Mrs. Dawson came to town) yesterda: aftermoor, apparently in excel. |

lent healh. She made several calls ; and | then went to take tea and spend the even. | ing at the house of the Rev. F. Moore. She | partook of a hearty repast, and was in good | spirits throughontithe evening, antil nearly |

nine o'clock. She then retired to the bed- | room in company with Mrs. Moore ; and, | sing work there, | she is reported to have said, ‘‘ Oh, such a} 4 dreadful pain in immediately .s after, sh: complained that she was sick ; Se sudden

while examining some fancy my hes!

aud, in » few minutes, expired. was the sad event that, before her husband, who was in his place in the City Council, had time to reach her side, her spirit had

pissed away from earth. | pictures as ¢ yupared with

' : 2. aa Mrs. Dawson wasa daughter of W.5 Sh a i

Compton, Esq., formerly of tms city. Sade

e 1 7 Bd ae eal a time of her death, in her forty-

‘ 229, 132 47

Ts show that this statement is thorongli-

Ordinary Expenditure,

jy correct, we reproduce the figures :

- ‘ — ma On Be a nan ; : es re none erence 2 ee ae tenes meth

of the Committees on the Public

very.

io

e¢

ici hange 3 id ve jong vy accounts

a en a A A A NR et

1877 and 18738, for ordinary Revenue and plicable to this. Thee are fon rene Expenditure, are taken from the Reports and earnest. The form and face are full | Accounts and rounded, standing strongly out frome or these years. the backgronnd. ‘The flesh is full and! From a Return laid on the table of the plump, while tone and texture are so per- House in response toa que stion from Mr. fect that one could imagine it yielding - Far qubarsen, we learn thatthe expense of the touch or bleeding with the prick of a saintenanee of the Prince of Wales Col-! pin, | Almost the saine remarks would be lequally applic abl le to the next paintiny on 1879, 6840.69 ithe catalogue, ‘Alex. Mitchell,” a Mic. ‘Mac Indian, by the same artist. It is full lof strength and nearly faultless in execu- \The Canadian Aci vdemy of Arte. ition, but one forgets all this, and feels and — - thinks just as he “would were the old man standing before him and about to speak, The friends of Mr. R. Harris in this Is-

the high

e and Normal Schoal has been— m 1878, $8509.84,

te $3.

— ae —- —

TH® EXHIBITION AT OTTAWA. His Excellency the Governor-Genera s . ed exhibition of the Academy land cannot fail to be gratilied a

ope ned the first , - - . . ‘ He estimation in which his productions are

f Arts, at Ottawa, om Monday last.

was attended, on the occasion, by a bril- held by the critics of the Capital. ‘liant suite and every thing that could be ss ami tats, Se done by His Excellency was done to give! ' OFFESpOn HeuCe,

Jat to the ceremony. Our Yoronto ex-| 2a anole =:

of the Exhibi-}

; -

| £8 We do nol hold ourselves responsible: for | the statements or opinions of our correspondents |

tion. The Toroute Globe says :—

‘ * } ; ry yr . , . ‘+ Almost every artist and art eonnota- io the fvditor of ithe k eee, : — oy : : . seur whe has visited the present Exhibi-| Sir, —I o!} serve with regt et that the Irish|, i tion has noted a very marked improve- | Societ ‘ies of this cit y intend to parade on St. 8 iP ; I.

ter of the} Patrick’s Day, the festival of Iveland’s Patron those seen iajSaint. In the United States, and threughout the great majority of the Irish Societies have resolved not te parade

; Eg * ‘ . l.aran ment observable in the charac

any collection ever brought Logether in this [the Deminion of Canada,

‘ ‘> ¢hat hea necnmed YOY < counts t bu 3 that have occlipiea prom 2 ‘ ae mn public | - horetofera: llls year on that day. The reason that leads re tren) posi is Lb ' ait PbaVUL piOLTCUMG ~, ‘dyed a ; 5g ae ' t ran, to this resolutien is that Ireland lies. at the

was, at t's : are at this Exhibition passed by almost um- |. t of : ; tas Raed f 1) } : ; err f ; . < i B08, King ’ rPenei, ‘ron : seventh vear. Sie leaves, besides her be-] ,oticed, simply because whatever ves ee oe . . ent one besa : : pee ee a Ld y [BAY & ee from fier silent glens, from her y } seh $ r 31) ing rai Ov RAVe e® oversia towed IY ’ if : . reaved busband, eight mue ‘1 loved children | points they hav ndine Fn te b artist ‘mine-stricken fields, from a// her Christian ; ; 1) jimore recent productions of our best arists. | porches come . © Aes ‘ Phe mirt} T ‘ r Pent ~ —to mourn. She was a kindly, chari mee arcs i: ated ee Aik ve alii oie he come the ory of hunger: | ae mirth UR STOCK-TAKING SALE : _ : pe in tht x hibi On 35 16 TOF BONS “Beles of her children is hushed in the wail of sor. ‘ ° ; leds, ancLeTypoyed tie friendship Or a targe ry thata oiihs nre should be well drawn, jrow. Ireland’s lau is stilled, and there is during the month of Feby u- > P . . vw sine wey te 1% } | } 1S ‘ tt ~ ty be 7 «< ry | oy qs . Miiaber of persons lh every class. Her | » vel eolonred, hat Bonten , ancl preasing to day a breken string i rR p and heart ary has been very successful ; : niden death was a great shock to the com lin its general etiect, it 15 now | No longer is heard on tne hills of Erin the - . ° mMiadel « ‘ ‘ @ & } aiadt ‘ vil sPi tan > ‘ ; ; ; y y > Pe — ’ necessary that a picture should ex-/songthat-waked the soul to gladness, and} WE ha ve th erefore decided to munity | ssnenieen’ tame ?4doae 1 that powe lly ;|that strrred with enthusiasm the drooping t > 2 ; J resS an ide an Chiat ywertu Pine ) Cc , o OLE I ETE | snd it mi in coufessad tS it there- (spirit of her vallant people. When the mother continue it through this month. . ’ a ; shiliao at prJad sel ua i Me The Public Accounts Again. lin lies the real difference betweeni'§ in tears and bowed to the dust, whatson}] The demand for patterns, as ee ele i ea will be so unloving as to unfurl the banner , . r6 j ae jg | trtists_ of real genius and mere skilful . SVERR SO 80 SDSRTE VRE everybody knows, is always On acloser investigation of the Public! |; The latter «may for a time su: and, > sweet music in the air, in er | that 5 a i ou € 4 & ; palt it ters. > iaiter i ) i 11L;8 SU ee . i ° . > ‘. rocession wall iroug! ) tre g » or xr 1879, we find the cas more | ¢ eed better his more ambitions fellow, | walk through our streets, It is} great, and we reg ret to say tha Accounts ? for we find the case }c yetter than : more au “l ‘st yot 600 ike tor the lrishimmen of this ci ty to re- in this line we laa bee 2) Dar- “ j ‘ RAYA 4 ha hea “rte ca favoura le te the present Government than | but the time iil ee a ee tre | consider their dec ion, Batif they will not : i tf arise will he ene t 1eGg 4 ar ? MAS oA rece a » + ; » We pres! ted it On Thuraedayv Ry reducing on . —-" nape ; - 1 ‘ : — da 9 a he pte 7% alle " aan ticul: me ly busy. The desire for prese? murs a¢ @ oi ’ le langua athe ideas he would conve ff ay, let them w alk with the folded banner the receipts and payments made within the| and when that t comes his work be-|and flag, and every arm with black erape “ snifs” has hecome chronic, but yee r to oF dinary revenue and expenditure >} comes a3 much « up riar Go he ere pict ie | beoustd, wad bo the sounds ora inne ai dirge we trust a healthier state of ao of! aes ollowa:..| painter as is the eubliire language of IRISHMAN, i the ope ations o! rie year are a3 follows nt. a ae ne : sith and: soft fowndl March 1h, 1889 things is in the future. — i a las RoR" 182 5S j “ LARCH UG re tv 4 ai tit ‘¥ S Je , t ‘ eV 1u ad D . cn 0 . ’ ‘ . . . Soy « > A bd Ordinary Revenue, Ae 'measures of nursery rhyiies, Another . - : : Our Dress Materials have had

: e . reature ©:

. . . 1 | very gratiying the present Ex- a

hibition is that seme of the more ambitiois |

sale, and give great their quality and|;

a steady sitisfaetion ;

= 2 a "ER “ Fae ra 4 & < Te Ores ATO P Sera Bast ie Yat Bor See BF Le Z . 3 Yo? 8 ' e ® »* t uu } . ; works of our Canadian artists shew them- 9 1 Work 0 ’ : i 4 ‘\ rAdds 80 Ibs. each

- * j } eo...) ? } tas } : ew. | ; ‘aye’ : ‘) ’ grown DY me } }

Teta! i celpts for "72, $235.662 90 | seives Tully capable of hoe cing their o1 a] FUU . wn Scot h Seed iin port ed pet unsurpassed cheapness onalie ta

Deduct refund from falongside the proauctions of many more | Prince Edeard last 3] ing. These Oats have , rary r Dominion Gov't $39,526 59 popular masters of the pr resent day from the | been therou: shly Tiina: duh woknlt: dete 6D them very tempting ; Black

{+ ' : : : i* v : sf7 ida d, 7 < S ‘ve : ‘ Publie ane emeont jother side of the Atl itba to the measured” bushel. Price $1.80 per Cashmer es and — are in lifference etw rey ; e .s : a — 2 beack of 3 Ft € ie tt vith fFiorne : : bar : “a eae. | he task of nominating the first Acadennt- | 54 Pegs 3 T Vrders iett with FAOERE, gre ut request, 1 snips ~ Ge veCGiled ant intver- x s a ; clans devolved Mpon his Bs cell. he as iite irierce & * “ Nels od.or Hi; ASZA rd mros., wae Ae See Neen ee rac Le hd a tie to 16 yards. Ra Per ; ron. 2 ae 10 iOWinY , TS LOC pes vO e a DA NIE] HAVING . 47,879 47 | distingnished position : Allan Edson, | Ch’ tows March 43 ‘80 = ee ee We have recently received a - ——-~—; Montreal; D, Fowler, Amherst ee" T 3] a ae ee new lot of Gents’ Spring Over-

Aedinary Revenu $237, 182 538! James Fraser, Toronto; Jas. Griffiths, | siete neue ‘%

(iraqinary cevenus r ‘ ‘hea te, i

Total peyments for ’79 313,842 27) London; Hnugene Hainel, Quebec ; e CHARLOTTETOWN MUTUAL coats and Suits, also a lot of

Dedact ar- : | Hartie, Chitown? L. KO Brien, Toren egirine " range Gonmayy || Suits for Boys; all at very low rears of | 4. Sandham, Montreal; Mrs. Schrieber, |! il LUSULG UU deyel : pri = .

1873. $60,071 95 'T>ronto; F.C. Van Lappen Me metrenl 3] 1Ces. * ' . . ’ . : ; mr ‘ ; ‘ 7 eo * ? y 4 .

Leas t eel [* Jas » Bs wit h, Toronto . Fr. ry scot (}f tawa > } AE Return Preminms due +r Peliecy Geuts wear ot all kinds we vers sal. iY or Toronto; J. M Martin, | oy bee a a ae <i. + ary to fates Pa, SE | >| A Holiers will be paid at the Offce of| find to go off very rapidly. We teachers \ ven Rnyal Highness contribitted five lo'clock noon, ee MONDAY. the 15th iat, . (call especial attention to our

ary a ' Ore in, PR late te eer oo a oP Rene 7% MUNDAY, Gie loth inst. - i forward.. 21,164 16 | paintings which were, ot course, thecenire} "By order of Dn as Fine Black Broadcloth, Tweeds, scant Nasiaeabelap }O: attraction. ~ Ve YAU, : 38,907 79 bs setae it inibnijons of Mr, R, | March 13, 1880-1 cline Sec'y,| Linders, and Drawers, Ties, yFVs 6 SveSPecuimhes UMe Comeripoltions ae : Bee Pie S a2 . ‘ >

Const. Asy Piten al a | : ig seas Pe 925% | Paper and Linen. Collars, Hosi- ham 43,679 23 | ory. &e

Less anion’t | §* The Chorister,” by R. Uarri hibits | ery, MC,

2 il and -CL© this artis ho! \ . ~ % ie “pee ee es ae ee ee | Carpets, Hemp, Scotch, Felt v9 iD... *y4 ’ ree } Ly ¢ 8 DLISt ely in Lororto, ‘ rey s ‘

“cmt oT 13 it . h ei aul hi f red 6b} the bes! epit- and Tapestry 9 f& V ery good as-

’ 5 246 62 pane” rs es .3 ‘* me a) “ridi ; a 35,340 62 ‘ics. Mr, Harris is a native of Prince Sd- sortment,and ridiculously cheap,

Exp ee Ole tion _ ward Isiand, from whence he proceedec. to . & vee eee es = | study att in Kurope. He was a pupil of ora Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, c, Als : ry ‘ : 2 875 “~< —" J ewe ” wun a4 gr Bee a a “4 Ay ie a ry : a y

eis us 9'922 = | Le Gres in London, and Bonnat in Paris,| LElePal Table Damasks, Wool Table 4i0uust 19 -« . . se , ‘ a a ae 9 t, ci a. listi s “1 ‘

Lesishation (shert ses’n) 3,229 00 | the latter being, perbaps, the me post age, Pe Covers, Linen ‘Table Covers, ixpenses of reception painter living, his portraits of Gnivot, i} ¥ ie 3% i ; a d tiovernor-General... 2,170 17 Thiers, and other great Frenchmen having s| 3 a Towe! S, 40 cents per OZ. up

Extra cn soe sc on ce Harris’) augmented his ees oe 2) i§ ed wards.

Government Houte.. 241 66 j flarrts Nas evidentiy iargely adopted fon- . ° - ‘>. Ci} . ~ i Ti Fog c , dE Ri z

Deiegztion to Ottawa inat’s solidity of style, the Boy Choristers in in AIS OF THE IRISH RELIEF FURD, Our Dress F ring es at d ) to 10 en fishery Question 503 46 this picture standing out in bold relief * Ty . hn Datennsi f Hig cents spery ard, and Ladies’ Dress

ae eee : x * ‘Tarning from spechnens of the old cer the Pa, vil Jia J6 Or Honor Ca ys at 1 to 9) cents. are sell- 91,117 78° school, which cannot fail to be attractive, th § Lieutenant Aasrannn l e Re $292 724 49! ‘to modern pictures, partes aits of children by U8 higheenads ov: ur uur ing rex adily. renee Harris will be regar good specimen | And under the auspices of the Benevolent : dd ounte ou " : js £ 4 ’ a _ Pu " J 2) ane under the au: spi ces OF tne HENEVOLENY | ° ‘i = » -

— ee j of portrait porate S * of the present wis! lhisH Socrery and Sr. Patrick’s Toran New Lot of Prime Teas just pei litures of 1879... 6.407 98} We way remark tha! Mr, Harris has not eo 2 sth BENEVOLENT some in; our 32-cent is nearly

—_————_——- | the honer of being a nati of this le and Koma ened = run out but we have on hand a $229,132 47} —though his youth was passed here. Mr. | Vaan aay as 17+] shin All I f 36-cont T hic

Excess of ordinary rev | Harris was born in the vale of Conway,| ff CUBS Gy ph By if Bil inst, ' lew ¢ iests of ob-cent ea, WHICH envc over ordinar eo nen 13} Catnarvet ishire, Wales, the birthplace of Se we retail ONLY, Our 40-cent exp maiture . . 93,050 1i| Gibson, the sculptor. ere

Pr bably the only part of the above | state tent which requires explanation is that} in re ecence tu the receipts frem the Land | Oflic We take the ground tha amouat equal to the interest of money ex- pend

class: d as erdinary Revenue.

qi |

Lin the purchase of estates should be}

Our opinion |

on this point is sastained by the Report) '

ef the Conmittes on Public Accounts for’ the year 1878, of which Mr. Richards was Chairman, and Messrs. Cal-| heun, Farquharson and MeMiilan were | in their eh which may be

four 1 oa page 216 of the Journals for 1878,

men bers.

they say, ‘To make a correct comparison | of Revenue and Expenditure, it is neces- sary tv reduce both to what we consider orcinary Revenue and Expenditure. To du lt so i: is necessary to reduce the Receipts a: the Public Lands Office by an amount egu-l tw the difference between the interes! and the actual receipts at that Depart- sys) t.”’ The ordinary Revenue for the last three yeas stands as follows :— in 1877, $269,723.50. ne 1878, 267,017.52. 1879, 237° 182.58.

‘Tae ordinary Expenditure for the same period is as follows :~—

in 1377, $269,810.92,

i Ye tonly an; ""

James W. } a:

‘Tea is regarded as the best in

ee ny > ss fh FR 29 poe ee a m & The Toronto Globe says :—“ The Choris- UEFA ER FACE i id AE j , : ] . oe ® 5 ? 4 Saw yr ., ~

ter a i dgzure of rar vellous strength anc ivi a the eit > but a l grades sell truthfulness bv oe oe oo a ij :

ruthfuiness by M Ne 2 Harris, Wilo, ov the CHOICE PROGRAMME ; on ‘ i pee v sell nm caddies of

° sie ° ? ee f | At aU Lr 2s ‘ ye i?

vay, scoms likely to prove an invalvable A ci ce ae an use. te . 05 » 90 lb ] jacqnisition to the Academy. The youth A ustruimental Music will be rndered by | 0, 15 or 8., neat y os ee ee youen-"a number of our :nost talented amateurs

fol face is full of str en sth and expresslon, | Fron ee ae eel oS e me a up so as to retain the and the figure, which ‘‘orews” ont trem be m thy great success that has atiended | . a ae As Oy . > SPOWS € oy oe pohe fori ier Concer ‘ts of these Societies, we flavor.

the background, is full and rounded." This] el] warranted m soliciting the vatrouace of

A “oe ; : eo: s " . = | jibe eis oC : wat — i ‘x, | ic pacrouage VU}

yicbture, tve, 13 21k OF meaning ani i {the public on this oc ‘CaASION. All kinds of Dry Goods cheap

fo. -9 id Re si

pose, as thongh rt had mvs veen paint ed . As dmission 25 cts. ; reserved seats, 50 cts. for Cash at

either to self or display the ability of the} Tickets to be had at the Drag stores of Dr,

srtist, but te express an idea, which is Doud, W. R. Watson, C. D. Rankin, and at

’ = > , i¢h A aAAy

yrenght ont with surprising strength and | fe “oor.

- i . j = al a i es .. ‘ a stincinesa, c has been St lected fer tha Doors open at (:O clock. € oncert to com-

National Gall lery. re at 8, FRANCIS P. McCARRON 7 ge zs - ioe RANCIS sicCARRON ‘ at he B xUle ts another of W eres Marcel sh $2, *89—4) Se i; of f Com. Th civ masterly tigure paintings. The tace, (how gli inl cineciiemnersineetabmsriinietpsoci z a rough one, With course str ny li es, is iu | Ain ; expressibly sad and mournful. This is a| A 3 hicture so strong in purpose a nd expression Fail that the most uuitpresaible of visitors can} hardly fail to carry away with them ‘very | a the THIRD ANNUAL, anes ti ; ~

NE &

come | Ce | av

vivid impressions «of ir. of the

**Siudy of a Boy’s Head” is another ‘*Pairymen's Convention,” a villinieaett sce) na a ae. witlont splen tid little pil nting by Mr. Harris. jheld at Lou len, Ontario, February, 1880, the t

Lake that of the Chorister, this head scands | Comnuttee of Judges awarded the

83 QUEEN STREET. vut fall and rounded fr ‘om the backercund, |

| ee 2 Ee fom Sriwyrz : with flesh so plump and real that one eoowt 3 RST fs RiZ sme Gh’tewn, Feb. 28, 1580. ‘Xpectit toyiek! tothe tonch ; hut bette —To~b tian all the face is full of expr easion that ei

appeals to the Beholder that he for: e's tal § Colema an & Gouinlock’s

critieizs. The mind is Siochhed frei. tle’ pa ating in thinking of the boy. INF . DAIRY, is another stril ingly lover all other Canadian and English Salt cx.!

‘*'Phe Newsboy ”

** 1878, 354,837.44. ** 1879, 229,132.47. Phe fignses given sbove for the years!

‘loaned to the Academy by the O itarie; Wholesale Agent for P. E. Islan,

powerful figure painting by R. Harris, | hibited.

| Society of Artists. What has a! ‘realy been | JOUN HH. CATHRAE. said of Dir. Harris’ pictures is strong y ap- ‘Charlottetown, March 11, ’S0—1lm ;

pe rao SE

ise lasses and Sugar,

Qs CONSIGNMENT,

40 puns. } 12 tierces >? Bright Barbadoes 9 bbls. ( 10 puns. / 5 tierces 10 bbls. 16 hhds. Porto Rico SUGAR.

At lowest market prices,

FENTON T. NEWB Ch town, March 11, 80—3i mnt.

Sole Leather.

ROLLS (130 sides) LOGAN'S EXTRA 1: No, | LEATHER,

At reduced prices,

FENTON T. NEWB March 11, ’80— may.

Dissolution of Co- -Partnership,

ee nee

OTICE is hereby given that the partner. ship heretofore existing between the undersigned, carrying on business under the style and firm of Fexron T. Newnrry & Ce., was, on the first day of February, A. D, 1880, Saree by lapse of time. Mr. F. 'T. Newsgry is empower up the business and to oultees on di 7 - all debts due to the late firm, dated at Charlottetown, this 1s February, 1880. ‘a @ FENTON T. NEWBERY, ROBERT A, NICHO

Referring to the above, I beg to announce that I will continue in my Own name the business heretofere carried on hy Fenton T Newbery & Co., and solicit a continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the late

firm, FENTON T. NEWBERY, C sharluttetown, March i, $890—3i

MOLASSES,

————

Choice Trinidad

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TEA

bp STORE, —

59 half chests prime CONGOU,

FENTON T. NEWBERY. March I], ‘80- Pes

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MATCHES.

& CASES, 15 boxes CHACE’S BRAND, ae) superier to any in the market,

4

At reduced prices, FENTON 7. NEWBERY, March II, ’R0-—-Zi

TEAS!

~ NEW YORK, 1.493 HALF-CHESTS

NEW SEASON ‘TEA,

‘-Brarwar Castrr. The se Chrice

Congous and Oolongs,

the pick of the cargo of 8.8. Braemar Castle, are expected to arrive here in a few days, and will be seld low to the trade for Cash er approved paper, c® SAMPLES AT OUR OFFICE, 7 Upper Water Street,

HALIFAX, N, S.

J. EK. MORSE & CO, March 4, ’80—Im

Marine Insurance Company OF P. E. ISLAND,

rE\HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Share-

holders of the above named Company will be held in their Office, corner Great George apd Lower Water Streets, on

Thursday, 25th day of March inst.,

at eleven o'clock in the foreneon,

for the election of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of other business. Ry order of the Directors, F, W. HALES, Secretary. Ch'town. March 6, ’80—till meeting ,

Wants, Lest, Fo ound, &. W ANTED - An intelligent, respectable y GIRL can secure a permanent situation as Clerk in a general store, » application te \ Henry Coomns. - [mar mar 13, 3i

annatimin!,

6 LET —On or pda the Ist of May, one- half of a two-storey house, 6 rooms, good stable and cvach house (if required hy Fitzrey Street, epposite King Square. location. Apply to Bat (RICK SHERRY. [™ 12

reXG LiET-—To let, the first of Meyoee that new House now occupied TE,

, Bailey, nearly opposite the residence of

| Hodgson, Esq , Weymouth Street, near

ye Square. Apply at the office of SUL

3 ouivay & Morson, {m ll

}

iv Oo LET—A HOUSE. situated on Cum- berland Street, containing 5 rooms. Rent | very low. Enquire at this office. —{m 10, tf

OST.—In this City, yesterday, a bunch of KEYS. The finder will be rewarded | by leaving them at this Office. ime 6

WaASTED-A good SERVANT MAN

WwW aitend upon ene horse, drive sleigh, _&e. and also to wait at table indoors, Wages, | $139 a year. Enquire at this Office. [m

nD

P \ Ef F—On the ninth of April, the HOUSE now occupiedtby R, Young oh W. J. Boswant,