ey [Tt Tes : } - e ~~ aad lee ‘ ae iil i THE CIT is GAN UATE |The Record the “Outs,” who U oD, | i 3 = AN LLY: | now want to get “in, as eer Written by the Country LG Ba . ee > | _ 12°70 = 3 | me, i879. HON. NEIL. Mici& .* ING, ioe i : cannes AND , War the e ( rnment were in , tit , hel 1 th ~ 7 HR! ~ j p Coe * Bil v ; é i % Oe “ : PATRICK BL AK AL, ESQ Beans uniry nad here are some cf tre se.u sememenina mmwmwmee | tions } ' j 1} é 1” Or C< “1 ' I _ NER | } K — Q } Tus Dalty SRAMINER.| « pecioed, That thia meeing, dnsyprving sheadenik l af i of 1¢ Guvernment, do . APRIL 24, 1882. eby request our Representatives te resign their seats. — . AT Ac, ATT @) t ry. Then and Now. il N—QUI ry. — ‘* Resolved, (almost unanimously) That in q > } . +? 7 4 ? the : f tl meeting the present Ad The Oppe sition do not attempt ¥ * vi pinion of this f ep : not conduct i ministration has not come up to the exper that th e Govern ment t did % con hy u tt ie of ; : otitis a 2 - heise tae oi public business prudently, econor nically a Leohmehted tb At = Galbtiod bt Puritan 4’ ’ at A ‘ ‘ cer : RB «et efficiently. They do not accuse (ne Govern. | 1 oie re nsider. and nel t pas ment of extravsgance or corruption. The; 4 .:. ‘ — } : ‘ sida t ws, easuns they give as to why the Gover: reasven ae S i ‘ bt) d : A} LY LI SH RE- IOEPN'S OUNTY. ment should be overthrown, are of a totally | Al ‘ 2.45 » Wb ih thea Government has} ae /¢ 7? That this i st mm eCxX Gillerent Kind. imat the rOVETIINE t i : | > | . . ae A i —" | amnie ! ’ r meeting nr se . * been economical and have, on that accounts, | ar : ’ , He »f the y m1 Honor the been able to repeal the Assessment Act, | °* 3 : ; ad : ° i Liente t Groy a 1@ present ¢ he great crime the eyes of the ; is the great cr in . Pope niger proctt p send ticks ce aa O; position. It is the first timo in the Ponte i 4 ,, oon ; | gent ‘ histery of this Province, or pernaps of any | ;, oj , olt-2i of » hi. ‘ other, that the Opposition were torced by in power.” " t anah slatforn j ee facts to adoy $eucd & plat ; | Liliisl i K.-— QUEEN OUNTY. The Opposition rave against the repeal | tn : t } : cok Lab meu —"** cs “a z, sanat th mect et an ex- of the Assessment Act, ana Say ina is] : ai . ee de : 5 , . armpie t 0 er eLLiemecncs, roning continvance 18 absoiutely neeessary. pnere | , : ; , . : . . - . " a 7 i yr the tAeutené LrOVel I ciesoive tie is no doubt that if they get int» power that] cant Nous fate ed i} } } > e ev adont i ef. ie , will oe the —_ —— they ad - . . ex ; our mis Kk presentatives to ; pie ; travagant and corrupt course they Nave! polls—there to give an accouat of thei: always followed. But with a Government | stewardship.” 2 a soate thar . . y . careful of the people's interests there ts n SPRINGTON—Qvern aha reason why $250,000 a year of a revenu oe ) "That a ih he sufficient wm al scitimate | a, ag in the opinion i eh uuld not be suincient for ail leg Llinace | meeting, the members. of the Government purposes. Poe : : ave violated their principl s and policy as i Mt hen shel sca uced ee Von fenunciated by them whiist in Opposition, ; federation, we were told by t re leading | thereby forfeiting the confidence of the 34 Grits that a sum far less was sufficient for | people.” a all our wants. Mr. Laird, in a very able | KENSINGTON—Prixce County if speech, in the House of Assembly, made a | Be a a ae Bly ot laickal eh nen shat ory [yen a ner | Ep os : ue see bi Retomens of what “_— a ™ an . = — | ng, the Gove ronment tye forfeited tf spect j Poul: ye nder ak, ; : : diture would be under Confederation. | and confidence of the country, and should i Here it is: | resign.” : To tal ald ames untae 218, 640.. 32 | TRYON—Pal > Corny ti : 206 048.85 | or ail ae f Total j jexpenditure.....e-.-. et 0 GD VE oe } ‘* Lesolved, That, in the opinion of this a ae . ; | meeting, the interests of the country demand 7% $ 12 91.4 . . . a 4 HU h. SS } an Immediate dissolnti on ol bne- fiouee cf According to that great Grit light we | Assembly, and that His Hon r the Lieutenant ; be y . , rr Yr « ? se » bg were to have a yearly surpius of over $12, | Gevernor should dissolv: mak 000, with a revenue of $218,000 ! CENTREVILLE—Prince County. ; } } ; , ryt . . “ Mr. L. H. Davies, who always plays al ** Resolyed, That, in the opinion ef this second fiddle to Mr. Laird, made another meetiog, the best int re sts of th country : statement on the same occasion. He was demand the immediate dismiszal of the Land . very anxious that wo should go into Con- | Assessors, and also the repeal of the Act, cr a federation on terms that gave us $26,000} others 18 3 b submitted to the people at the i a vear less than we now receive; and he ; Poe wWitnou t e.ay, ai) t that the (Jovernment ¢ have forfeited the contilence of the people. $

} gave figures to show how well off we would | , i

be. The following is the result of two columns of figures submitted by Mr. Davies | in 1873:— ' Total revenue in Confeder- SN A idiclceibeidescssenmesse Geka | Total expenditure under Con- federation...ccccccrecrereceseeeee 205,216 71 | Yearly surplus in favor of P. | Be. MORAG. . coccccccccccccscossee § 17,103.31 After submitting the above, he went on x . . . ' to say :-—‘‘ In the statement | have given

of the expenditure of the Island under Con. | federation, I believe I have stated the facts, as far as can be ascertamed; and I defy any hon. member of this House to sh: rv that 1 have made a single deduction I cannot defend by the best of argument.”

mete toe

which |

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Out of His Difficulty.

—-—

Peters. In its report it states that Mr. Peters said : ‘* | have taken the trouble to | go through the items of expenditure next year, and they estimate that they wil ull spend on roads, bridges, and public works | $17,000 less than they did last year ; ‘and | ragraph, it abuses ‘THE

| Tue Patriot is to the rescue of Mr. Fred ‘2 : | | } ’

in an editorial pa ; Examiner Reporter. Now, we think we may safely appeal to the citizens who were present at the meet- ing, as to whether or not Mr. Peters used,

in this connection, the words ‘‘ Public 3 W, or kes

: Why should he do so? If he meant ali | | the Public Works of the Province, is there | | : any reasun why he should epecify particu-

: larly, “ roads and bridges!’

: As a barrister, Mr. Peters is not a loose A) talker, and it is not likely that he used the a expression “‘roads, bridges «and public

: works.”

Silpiieliiat ah llteesolibbines Meeting at Fullierton’s "Marsh Lot <:8.

A meeETING called by Mr. Beer was held on Saturday afternoon at Fullerton’s Marsh Schoolhouse. This is a section of Lot 48 which supported Mr. Beer almost unani- mously at the last election, but on a division being taken, 12 appeared for Messrs. Ferguson and Egan, and 14 for Mr. Beer The rosult is a fair criterion of the changed i feeling in the Third District. The return of the Government candidates for the Dis- trict is beyond doubt.

: emus

AT a meetirg held at the Head of St. Peter's Bay, on Satu rday evening, the following resolution was carried:

** Resolved, That this meeting highly appro- ves of the policy heretofore purs ued by the present Gove-nment, and of the platform they have placed before the country.”

On motion of L. P. Doyle, Esq., sec: by John Larkin, Esq., Hon. W. W. van was nominated by the meeting.

The report of the Secretary, Lewis, Esq., will appear to-merrow.

ite.

Ignorancs or Dishonesty.

_—so'-> + - -_—_——

Peter's.

minded Sulli

Andrew

Db tt Ry MEE

: Mr. Morris displayed unpardonable ignorance of public affairs, when he said in his speech in Market Hall that the Daviee Government paid $100,600 for b uilding the Asylum for the Insane. The Public Ac- counts show that the Davies Government

id, on account of the construction of that ’ wilding, the sum of $55,260 63, and the present Government paid $55,554 63 — about $300 more than was paid by the |:

FREETOW N—Privncs CoUuNTY. ** Resolved, That, in the cpinion of th's meeting, the Gevernment have forfeited the | confidence of the country and should resizn.” 8ST. EL i A ANOR'S -Prixnce COUNTY.

sD ; A -_ . ‘ » > fresotved, That our representatives be in

structed to withdraw their su; port from the | pr ose t Admivistration, or otherwise resign | their seats, and that the Licutenant Governor be petiti ned to disso've the General Assem | bly, at once, in order that t le of this Province may have an opportun ty if select- | ing more competent men to rep ¢ them in the I egis] avi re,” TYNE VAL! EY—Prince Covunry. **Pesolved, That the Lieutenant Governor be petitioned to dissolve the Lionse cf Assem- bly, in orde r that we mav be enabled to elect men who will advocate the repeal of the As- ze Act, as oat such other measures £ reform as ma y be necessary.”

EN’s CovuxXTY.

ting express the

" HARBOR—Qv: * Resoli ed, ih we ant of contidence int

. 4} ageem it tne

MURRAY at this mee ir he present Government,

to appoint a commit

alt a if auty

. . : } s* at - : } tee to araw t 0% petition, have if auly signed and forwarded to His Henor the Lieut ‘ . ad z OE a ae 4 Goversaor, wee him to «alssolve the

§ . ’ 4 ‘ . ? } i- pregent Hou ot LSsemoliy, 2na send bvace

pois, ir mismanage- ship while in

. he ont a | our Representatives to the peopie av tae € an account of the

purging

there to giv ment and power.”

These and many more deliberate, strong and almost unanimous expressions of 0 ypin- ion were, it is almost needless to say, given in Districts where tke late Government received its chief support, and this is the

Sleward

us

| record with which Messrs Yeo, Farquhar son, Stewart & Co. now appeal to the country ! rs s ae OS

“TELEGRAPHIC Wi EWS

Special Dispatch to the Examiner.

ATCHISoN, Kawsas, April 23.

ig of des- -path, intent on the

of Jesse J his

Frank James, with a picked ga peradoes is on the war avenging of the death brother. Thev have declared the Fore ls aud ali connected shall never have one dsy’s rest, one peaceful meal or blessed night.

Mapras, April 23.

ames,

The Chamber of De puties has appt raved of the Franco-Spanish commercial tre aty by I y by

vote of 237 to 59.

Lonronx, April 24. says that it bas reasen to > ia week, the ad will

The *t Observer believe that, before the end cf American suspects imprisoned ia Ire)

have left the country. The ‘** Telegraph” has reas pelieve } . y 4 that no decision has been arrived at ia regard

to the American suspects. Panis, April 23, Cx ut s } cuise D>. Hi: aANSSvi ville is dead, Fort FairFIELP, Me,, Arnxi! 23, A house was burned at Salmon Liver, yete terday, and two children of Mr. Hidout per-

ished in the flames.

: » ’ - New Yo K,

April 23, The ;Man-ion Hovse Stables, Brooklyn, were burned yesterday, and tweuty-s1x horses perished. A coachman lost iis lite while attempting to rescue the animals. Loss, $350,000. PHILADELPHIA, April 2

Mrs. Merion L. Daw, the lady broker, was

released from custody yesterday. Posto, 20.

Rsiph Waldo Emerson is seriously ill, of pneunionia, a° his residence, Concord, Mass HAKESPEARE, N. M., April 23 ym Gila River report that a band

April

Courie a

late 4 » Wi Sryrd r A 20ne l ve Goveroment. ’ of twenty-tive arin Spring Apaches have i burned the ranches of Purdy, York, Huteh- en Ci I reece : > > } 1 : ings and Cornell, aud driven off al the stock, Small Business. A compauy of mounted volunteers leit to-day a w er for the scene of the cutrag es. ) ; M, a Hat to see at the Grit meeting Paris, » Apel 22, j A ur 4a)! an wh ; . G en a has been a Tt is understood cre slate will not < ‘On itribute — sovernor and a ¢ inet Mirister rere Dominion les f oe a” unister In the } $ wards sue exocnees of poking. an ialand sea wrininent eho £0 JoW as to call an | ef the Desert of Sahara } orponent, who was absent, by a nickname. | Surely some hetter ‘ary ; iment ¢ be | 7 al bey j ome c em, 3 ait ’ ee SA » brought : : an e H ! Hats! --Bes tyl.s, beet makes,

then

against public men than caling ; best value te be fuwad in. the

an fie

8.

ALAC e oS

| j , . Ris s} Pua @ | We de not hold ourselves responsible for the

"| ¢he overWhelining etrength of their hold upon

15 oe AL. MI SPONBENOE, |

rm. |

CORRES

epinions or statements of our correspondents

A Few Considerations.

} —

"the Editor of the Examiner.

Sin. —The Government, it cannot be denied, | brought the elections ou rather unexpect tedly. time is, however, propitious—as the ean do nething at their farms just now, J) business has not yet begun to move. In

The people jthe justice of the country, the Government, i doubtless, felt that they could afford to appeal

direct to ‘the ele.tors, witheut taking those precautionary measures W hich a weaker ad- would have felt themselves

The consequence is that

| h ninistration | rbiged te adopt. |

the Liberal Cox set vative Party have, to some xteut, been taken by surprise; and not being ? 50 th orougbly ‘organined for the contest as | their opponents, their candidates have beea

an] persons W he hada right to the matter have been over-

i | } } ee } 4 i Seiscteadin Nasce, } |

be cone hie a in by is concerned, it will that the Candidates

Still, so far as this € admitted

generally iosen are men in whom the Liberal-Con servative,Party, of all classes and creeds, may safely place their confidence. The Hon. Mr

| Me ceod was, of course, entitled to the nomi- 'nation; and having done as well as any man |r presenting the City possibly could do—in 77 ew of the suspicion with which measures |? relating to the City are regardcd by members | for the country distaicts—he is entitled to the | unite l support of the Liberal-Ccaservative | Party and of all who wish to show that they xi men doing their duty faith | fuiiyand well. Norean Limaginea moresuitable latethan Mr. Blake. Bornandbred in the tavieg intimate business and social rela- tions W ith perso: ms of all classes in the commu- nity, takingan active interest in public affairs, a good deb: ater,a man of independent mind and of strict integrity—surely he, if any man, is a fit and proper person to wears sent the citizens of Charlottetown inthe Local Legislature. I have no doabt that these considerations will be well weighed at the Mechanic’s meeting to ie held this evening. Everyone who knows Mr. Blake knows that heis one of the last men who weuld foist himself upon the con stituency, and I should not wonder if he wil! even now withdraw from the contest, should there be good reason to suppose that his candidature is not satisfactory to the mechanics and working men of the city. If, on this ground, he chould do so, his numerous and influential friends will have just cause for complamt. But, of course, the Uppositionists who, when selectinz their candidates, never thought of comu ‘ting the mechanics and Working een: will rejoice,

¢ approve Of por

cand)

. city, i

ta!

Yours, ete, A. MEcHanic. , — —_ am = = = = —— SEE ED. At Hali fax, on Wednesday last, after a igering illness, Mra. Catherire Macdonald, wife of Angus Macdonald, in the 65th year of

her sge, leaving five sorrowful mourn their logs,

At Halifax, on Thursday, the 20th inst, } aitera lingering illness, Mr. Mau, ice Cashman,

in the 10ist y wb dled

GRAND GONGERT

Oidfsilows’ Natal Da Day Celebration,

Wednesday, April 26.) §

PROGRAMME.

il, Overture—Qver the Garden Wall.. Band 82nd Battalion ! Hail us ye free, from Ernani Glee Club

2, Chorus—O

3. Vocal Solo—Good Bye.............. Mrs. W, Longworth 4. Duet Vocal—On the Blue Wave..

Mrs. Mal. MacLeod and Miss G, DesErisay 5. Duet for two Cornets—Selections from Norma.. Messrs. Galbraith and Hayden 6. Seng— Rocked in the Oradle of the Deep... Mr. Reid 7. Vocal Solo—The Watchman. Miss Hayden 8. Comic Readiog.........+.: Mr. Anderson 9, Overture—Midnight Galop....... .. Band 10. Vocal Solo—Hunting Sung.......... Mr. Hamilton Brown Duet Vocal—All’s Well............ Messrs. Maynard and Reid Vocal Solo—Beautiful Bird sing on.. Miss Knight 15. Chorus—Hail to thee Liberty, from

Ll.

12.

Semeramide..........+. ..-.-Glee Clab i4, Overture—Coract Waltz.. Fairy revels Band 15. Recitation—The Parting of Douglas and EP Pe Mr. Cleveland 16. Vocal Solo—She Wandered Down the Mountain Side.....) Mrs. Mal. MacLeod 17. Scng--Come Whome te you Children and Me (in the Lancashire dialect}. Mr. Unsworth 18. Overture—Grand March......... .. Band

\9. Grand Chorus, from Faust.....Glee Club God Save the Queen,

Tickets, 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cts. To be had at the Drug Stores, Diamond Book Store, Bremner Bros., and at the door.

ConcERT aT 8.

FRANK KENNEDY,

Ch’town, April 24, °82—3in

See Com.

Fo Shippers of Produce ‘to Newvoundland.

BOWN & WOODS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST. JOHN'S, NW. F.,

Give particular attention to Shipments from Prince Edward Island. Consignments Solic ted.

RFFERENCES— ‘the Manager Union Bank,St. John’s, N.F Messrs. C. F. Bennett & Co., Messrs. Ayre & Marshall, Joha H. Cathrae, Charlottetown, P. E. IL April 24, rl AA (Poet 2m eod w 2m

ee

se

JUNK !

eer PRICE PAID FOR

OLD IRON,

OLD CAST METAL,

OLD ZiNC,

OLD COPPER,

OLD BRA-8,

OLS PEWTER,

OLD LEAD,

OLD ROPE,

OLD CANVAS, and

KERUSENE OLL BARRELS,

at my store, correr of Gt. George and Euston

Streets.

children to! s

IN ER, APRIL 24. LB82.

MACDONALD.

—— 0:

APRIG!

—-— Month ET am Daily Receiving Spring Goods from EXGLAAD, UNITED STATES AAD CANADA.

a

7. oe

Ehis

Evervthing New in Men’s Wear; ” Ladies’ Wear;

Children’s

6%

66 «6

W ear.

Every man, woman and child who requires new

visit

J.B. MACDONALDS.

Rrennan’s O84 Stand, Queen Btreet, April 5, 1sS\9-— wkly, pat pres

FIRE AND LIFE INSURA

AT A DISCOUNT.

—_——— 1° —

During the mcnth of April I will accept Fire Risks at very

lowest rates, and will also allow a discount of 7} per on all premiums. Fifteen per cent.

discount allowed on all

Insurance premitms,

HORACE HASZARD, General insurance Agent,

—REPR

L,ESENTING— Commercial Union Fire Assarance Company, of Loudon, Eng., CAPITAL, £2,500,000 STG.

cent. new Life

Western Assurance Company of Toronto, CAPITAL, $00,000.60

British America Fire Assurance Company, of Torente,) CAPITAL, $500,000.00.

Sun Mutual Life and Accident Insurance Uo'y, of Montreal, | CAPITAL, $500,000.00.

HATS

Charlottetown, April 4, 1882. eS Les

CHRISTYS

29:

Christys’ Paris Silk Christys’ Hard Fur “

Christys’ Soft “ és Christys’ "Hard Felt “

Christys’ Soft Christys’ Bats for Men, Boys Ladies

6s ef

Christys’

es

Christys’

TOGETHER WITH A

Large Stoek of Canadian and American Felt Hats!

CHEAP FOR CASH!

G. DAVIES & CO,, LONDON HOUSE.

‘Household Furniture,

WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at my Sale Room, Queen Square, on FRIDAY, 28th inst, at 2 o*clock,-——

A collec tion of Household Furniture, con- sieting of H.S . Lounges, Sofas, Chairs, Easy Chairs, Rockers, Mahogany Centre and Card Tables, Ext. Dining Tables, Marble Top Chefliioneer, Mirrors, Carpets, Window Cur-

ECan a 1882.

TO LET.

WELLING HOUSE, containing 10 reoms and 2 Kitchens, with Coach House, Garden, etc., oppesite the residence of the subscriber. Dry Cellar,and ! rain to the River, Painters, etc., now at work, Possession Ist

May. Apply to April 18, 1882.

JNO. WM. MORKISON.

W anit ea \tains, Poles and Rings, Pictures, Parlor and vl | Bed Room Stoves, Bed Rocm "Suite, Bed- WO GOOD MEN TO PEPDLE GOODS: steads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Bureaus, Toilet

for EGGS, &. Must find :heir own Tables and Glasses, Kitchen Furniture, Cook- Teams, Apply at once, With refirence,to /|ing Utensils, Crockeryware, Glassware, Ha!l

R. K. BRACE, | Stove and P Pipe, Flower Stands, Tools, &e. |

WILLIAM DODD,

Auctioneer.

April 19, 1882—-wkly

. for Sale. |; |

April 29, "82—

Rink Stock for Sale.

SHARES Citizens Skating Rink Stock,

HE pleasant residence of Dr. McIntosh, Pownal, Private offers made until 15th June, Jf not then disposed of, will be sold to |

H. t “Ch’toen, April 24, ‘srmegat we Zi

Apply to the highest bidder, Apply to Dr, Moin JOHN A. MOORF,

and Jouwn Aton. 5

April 14, 18%2.

New

w and fashion-| able Goods at the very lowest prices, are respectiully asked to.

A MEE NG VG OF Tity

| SUPTOKIERS OF THR Liberal Conservatiy ‘ae os é WiLL BY H°L0 IX THE Paty Market Hall, —ON -

| | | | | |

’ : Tuesday liv'ng, 25th ing, Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock, liessrs. McLeod, Blake and Subliygy will address the meeting, W. N. RIG@s, 24, 1862. Sroretery,

& GOFR, é and Retail Urocen,

T iA, Prime Quality, Cheaper than Byep, COFFEE,

‘FRESH ROASTED AND GROUND,

FLOUR,

CHOICE {BRANDS WARRANTED,

Biscuits, Fruit, CONFECTIONERY, &e, &e. BEST QUALITY, LOW PRICES.

Beer & Geoff,

April 24

190 Acres Freehold Laut

FOR SALE.

VHAT VALUABLE FARM, consisting of 190 Acres Freehold Land, ou 63, King’s County, is offered for eale. This farm is known as “ Fairchild’s Farm,” ‘Lhe goil is good, and a lrrge part of term under cultiva- tien, It is surrounded by inexhaustible Mrs scl Mad beds, and convenient to shipping, Terms easy and price low, HODGSON & McLEOD. Ch’toan, April 24, "*2—dy caw, w3w, wp3w —— POUND, de,

Ch’town, Aged i

BEER Wholess!

io

tS38lL.

W ANTS, Lost,

> -OST_some nicnit he ago, a Roil of Music, 4d containine rons, fram the opems al | Satenclla, Lurim: a Ccvsicar Brothers, ete,

| etc, A tows rd will be ing the said music

April 24— 3in pd

given to any one leave at Tre Examiner Olfice,

| OsT—March v3, « 4 with the Sirg

Sewing Machine Cover

er Menutactoring Ce,

Trade Mark on it. The Onder will please

) return it to the «fice of the Company, Queen

street, ceruer of Sidgey.—F. Lauper, Agent. April 22.82 —zin pt

yas AN Th D—Ae experi peed Cook for @ Apply ut this office,

[aj 21 2ipd

eae

ANTED IMME DEATEL Y—Four G

W:

Jouineymen Tailors, Apply tod NeKenzie, Mercnant Tailor, Summerside, [ap 30 30 P

0 ARD ERS } can be accommodated in @

3 private residence, ina pleasant part of the city, tbe Ist May, For further particulate enquire at this office. [»p 4? is

0 LET— A House , containing 5 rooms i Apply to James McLeod, Spring Perk toad, jap 18

Te LET OR TO sELL~ A House finely _ situated in Souris, fronting on Chap Street, containing ten roecms, grocery stab le, and well of really excellent water, Possession given on or about the Ist of May

next, For partic ulars apply to C, C, Caritos, Esq., Souris; or here, to Hon, W. W. Lord.

fap 19

‘O LE ms ‘a comfortable Coitage, with large yard, ‘stable and garden, situated @B Richmond Street west, Rent moderate, Pot session given eaily in May ensuing. App!

to James D, Mason, fap 19 3i ence a

W ANTE D-TO R ENE, about Ist May, ® House containing 7 or § rooms, in &

central part of the city. Rent moderate.

Apply at this office. [sp 18

————e — NTED-—A young man capable of keep- ing Books, acting as Dry Goods man, and collecting accounts, by a party, in Summerside. Good reference “ae ap lt ply at this office. 8

OST—A Walf Robe + (om nger

«i tails)

between Vernon River and Charlotte town, on Friday last, 14th inst. The _ will be suitably rewarded on leaving

sanre with M. 1. FitzGerald, Eeq., ales or with the subscriber in CharloitetowB.— 3 R. FitzGeratp. (sp?

HOTEL TO “LET This Hotel is finely situated, standing opposite 4 Bishop 's Palace, on the highest ground in tbe City. ...a8 contains 37 coms, and being cone liguous to the S:cam Navigat:on Company's Wharf, is admirably adapted for the accome-

ITY

dation. of sumer visitors to the istans Terms easy. Apply to Messrs, Geo, Dav "7 & Cc., London House. fap

enc

rO LE T—Po: session given the first of May, the House in King Steet, at present oe copied by A. Tomlins, Eeq, © ity Clerk | piy te Wrosam Dope. [*P cee LET—A Dwelling House, situated = Syducy Sirect, opposite the othedis

lrg | A. iC ic

hurch, coutaininpg nine rocms, For a apply to Mra, J. Carroil. 1 weed } ” a —=— ee

?¢ O LET—A Two-Story French Roof House, on Corver Euston and Comberiand 1 App’y to Rubert Fennel ap 12

reg na cole ae. 8

Pea spa ei