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te : Locil # ii} ren ‘ s i : i | vei A LA ‘ a i he City Stea 13 2s } i ian I , 18 lus ty TH ‘ p : fe ror T Wl if ly A srt ' | be held in St. | 13th, at 7 } ti N % i GIRL Bam \ vA 3 . sentenced by the S y Macretrate one month s impriso nt for the larceny of a dress from a lady in ¢ ty - [ris the unanimous verdict of the ladies of

rto buy Pies, Cakes, City Steam Bakery | w3iw

this city that it is c! Runs, Rolls, &c , at than hare them baked at home. - ' Mr. P. Ct. BocpDREA r has been at pointed agent for the A2tna Life Ineurance Company, ' of Hartford, Connecticut, for this Province, We wish Mr Boudr auit success ome > masa FIOuT air pipe rota: at R. K. Brace. The be here in a few days churns had better call at once and get one. | - - | M R. a E CHIPMAN, general agent boo | Mr. J. F. Rupert, Rochester, N. Y., is at the |

' ehurhns jast received | lance of hie stock will | Those ia want af good |

Rankin. He is disposing of ornamental trees, | and is supplying those for the new cemeteries | iil A CRICKET MATCH en the right-hand- ed and left-handed players wi!l take place | to-morrow afternoon at Victoria Park. Mem.- bers of the club are expected to be on the grounds punctuaily at two o clock. o Tuk Fort Augustis Base Ball Club is “‘biu mouldin’ for a batin. lt is ready to make a match with any clubin the Province Chose desirous of a friendly « etition should com- | maticate with the secretary—Mr. Jas. Baird, « > : Mr. Jons Murprny, brother of the late]

William Murphy, Es« rived from St. John | last night, accompanied by Mr. Dennis Mar- | phy, of Souris. The t named gentleman | is very ill but ther: strong hopes of his| recovery.

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sry sailed for Halifax

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Tue steamer M. A yesterday evening wit! u 1,500 bushels of oats, s ip} ed by VW heatly a Son; 10 hogsheads of beer, shipped by Morris} and Hyndman; twv tons by Mr, Crosby.

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Owe to the illness of Mr. Judge Peters, the presiding judge. at Summerside, the) Supreme Court there was, this evening, ad- | journed un‘il Monday. Most of the counsel | engaged at the Court will therefore return} home by the express to night. - |

Ix Kingston, Oo nday morning, whils two little boys named Peter O'Neil and

Thomas O'Neil were playing in bed, the latter accidental!y shot the * er with a revolver. | The little fellow, who was aged only four| years, died within 2 few hours. Se ie alieanall |

Me * Duyruy, Lot 49, shipped to Sum-|

mersiue, by Monday evening's train, four or | five good horses for the American market. | One black horse of the shipment was greatly | admired asa carriage horse. He was got by | Royal Harry, and was one of the best car-| riage horses shipped this spring from the Island. — — ' Tue funeral of the late William Murphy, | Esq., took place yesterday evening, at five o'clock, to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, and} thence to the old Catholic Cemetery. It was attended by the different fire companies in uniform, headed by the City Baad, and by | the members of the Corporation and a large concourse of citizens. _ > —

Marg. MacGowan, accompanied by her three | grown up daughters, came to Moncton by | Wednesday's afternoon express, via steamer at Point du Chene, from P. E. Island, and! tock the train on ‘thursday for the north, | They are on their way to Grenfeel, N. W. T., 300 miles west of Winnipeg, to join Mrs. M’s son, who is living there. — 7'ranseript,

- > | Cou. J. J. Hickman, of Kentucky, the great | temperance orator, who did such work in} - : : ° : ‘Seah Nova Scotia and P. E. Island last summer in|

ares I. 0. G, T. Lodges, and delivering | able and stirring temperance addresses, is to} visit the Maritime Provinces again this summer, He is expected at Amherst about the first of July, and will address a series of meetings in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island. | He ia an able and eloquent speaker. — > - -_—

Mr. Ears presents his compliments to} those ladies and gentlemen who have been re- hearsing the Cantata of Esther, the Beautiful | Queen, the past winter; that after the warm weather is over the practice will be resumed, and the first performance of the cantata will be given the iatter part of October next. Mr. Earle will be happy to receive the names of a

few more ladies and gentlemen desirous of |

taking part in the chorus. [junel3 3: ili

THe steamer Carroll, Captain Brown, sailed | for Bostou 7 vening with a cargo consisting of 1,30 f eggs, 160 caces of lobsters and sun ther goods. She had } the following pass nyu rx :—Miss Julia Millner, | Susana Martin, Je« McDonald, Mrs Me: | Kinnon, Mrs P M . Mrs John Trainor, |

aud Trainor, (©! ttee Traioor, Hugh |

Mrs Sarah Reynolds, | MieKinnon, E Mullins |

Jeanings, Katie Pov Mrs M McCarey, | and G McPhee.

Loxowortu & , of this city, were| among the suc’ exhibitors of canned |! §00ds at the St. John Dominion Exhibition. They were awarded a bronze medal Which was not presented to them Uotil the tirm demanded it from the Exhibition Commissioners. It arrived here last evening with another for Henry Longworth, Esq , who was successful in his exhibit of live steck. One wonld naturally suppose that after undergoing a Jengthy pro- cess of coinage thes medals would be Worthy of a "€ ne! Vessrs. Lon gworth & Co's. labele; but on the coutrary, they are 80 insignificant in arance that an exhi-

‘eacre, that had already been received in

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charge of one oi the surveying parties on the ' proposed routes of te Short Line to Halifax, >. & Co., We! hag returned to tho the city to consult with thel bianche | Mr, Collingwood Schreiber, the Chief Engineer was abandoned oa the Banks of Newfound- | of the Government Railways. : land. Capt. Graham and her crew of nine | ciated with bim M: men were landed at North Sydney, yester- Stephens. He reports a feacib'e and ctraight day. The barkentine, while off the east of | line between Canterbary and North of Moose Newfoundland, struck an iceberg and her} Head Lake, a distance of 10 mites. Que of captain and crew were obliged to leave her. | the advantages offered by this route would, The Ethel Blanche was bound from this! '¢ %#¥%, be its important connection at both port to Liverpool, G. B., with a cargo of | ends with qyatems im bes sage

imt ° : ‘ Sha sat leat . ‘ : ae ae eee ns a — a from | Tux famous old equestrian statue of the S port on the 25th of May, and was, On| Duke of Wellington, which has for so many arrival, to go on the berti: at Liverpool to years surmounted the arch at Hyde Park take goods to this port Owing to the ac- | corner in London, was taken down a year or cident Messrs. Peake Bros. & Co. have | two ago and is to be removed to Aldershot. substituted their bark Moselle, McLeod, | On the exainination of the head and hat of master. She will goon the berth at Liver | the s'atue a hird’s nest of twigs, evidently ' pool, on arrival, and sail for this port on or built by a starling. was discovered. The nest about the Ist of July, carrying freight and iad heen built oa the Coen of the Duke's passengers. The Ethel Blanche was insur- | ¢®?, and entrance to it wae effected from ed. under the ends of the great plume at the point of the hat. The nest was allowed to re- main. The dimensions of the hat are 4 feet long by 14 feet high, the plume measuring 3 feet across, and the head and hat weighing about half a ton, ceiilpantiis Tue Dublin Freeman's Journal says Chas. Bradlaugh wrote a letter to the Prince of} Wales as a brother mason, asking the Prince's su} port to atheistical propaganda, which he said it was the duty of the English and con- tinental Masons to provide. ‘The Prince ctf Wales was greatly annoyed at ihe letter and Round Coal at auction to-morrow at eleven sent it to Lord Carnarvon. It is believed o'clock Lord Carnarvon will m>ve in Grand Lodge for : the expulsion of Bradlaugh. Should Brad- An election for one person to represent laugh be expelled, the other Atheists will Ward Two in the City Council will be held seccde trom freemasonry, on the 21st inst. Ra Bg: Peak poet Royat Canadian AssocraTion. — Mayor eake Bros. & Co. inform merchants and | Grant is now in receipt of a proposition from others that in consequence of the loss of | the Royal Canadian Art Association, which the Ethel Blanche, the Moselle will leave | r<cently held an exhibition at Toronto, to Liverpool for this port on the Ist July. | come to St. John, providing proper arrange- She will carry freight at low rates. ments can be made, If this is accomy lished, the Association may id an xhibition in this city about the 10th of July. | i

TELEGRAPHIG NEWS," 278

One Day's SAwING.—(Cne gang of the Muirhead mill sawed 70,101 ft. of lumber in ten hours on Friday, from spruce logs averag- ing twelve to a thousand.—Chatham World,

The Barkentins Btheil

Abandoned

Gy t ‘legraph to Peake Br learn that the barkentins

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Our Advertisers

S. W. Crabbe is selling bird-cages cheap.

B. Wilson Higgs holds an auction sale of tea, on Thursday next, at eleven o'clock.

Wm. Dodd selis lumver at auction, on Pownal Wharf, Saturday evening, at six o'clock.

A. MeNeil will sell forty-three tons of

be expected to

{Special Desratcues TO THE FXAMINER, }

General Gordon

Lonpon, June 12.

Summerside Exports.

In a recent message to General Gordon, SUMMERSIpD#, June 12.

Esrl Granville says that, inasmuch as the

‘original plan of evacuating the Soudan has Shipped per steamer Princess of Wales,

been dropped, General Gordon should con- | Cameron, master, for Point da Chene:—

sider measures for removing himself and 8 horses. $839.00 faithful Egyptians with him from their ion... .. 70.00 present position. The foreign secretary } 293 bags potatoes. . 83.00 } authorizes Gen. Gordon to expend what- | 250 lbs mutton... 25.00 ever money is necessary for this purpose. 48 bush barley... .. 31.09 ial 85 bush. oate....... 23.00

107 cases eC2Zgs.... 409.00

Shot Dead. lia . $1,476 00

Lonpon, Ont., June 12.

Cesse, a detective, while attempting to arrest a burglar in a house ef ill-fame at Ovillia, accidentaily shot David Hamilton dead while attempting to intimidate the inmates of the house, who were making an attack on him, his revolver went off acci- dentally. Cosse has given himself up the

SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED. Jnre 12—Mary Kate, Mullins, Orwell, 2,600 bush oats; Reaper, Curry, Pictou, coal; M A Starr, Ferguson, Halifax.

authorities. A good. deal of excitement | June 13—Zetiand, Buskirk, Tignish, lum; St prevails in the usually quiet town of Martin’s Packet, LeBlanc, st Peter’s, N 8, Ovillia, limestone; We Are Hera, Lanzgille, Ficteu,

ctiennimcatnationsingeice coal; Mary D, Prysd+sle, Waslace, stone;

Pholine, Marshman, Buctouche, lum; The Fall of Berber. Gazelle, Robertson, Pictou, coal; Cameleon, —— Weatherbie, Tatamagouche, lum. CAIRO, June 12. CLEAR2D The Government has received news of | June 12—ss Carroll, Brown, Boston, general the fall of Berber. The garrison fought cargo. with great heroism until their ammunition was exhausted, he rebels then charged Summerside, June 12—Ent sch Lucity Ann, overwhelming numbers aod massacred the | weston Cocagne, laths; ss Miramichi, Baquet, soldiers and nearly all of the citizens of | Pictou, stores. Cld—sch Lucity Ann, Weston, Berber. Hussein Pasha Hhalifa, the Gov-| Richibucto, bal; ss Miramichi, Baquet, Mon- ernor, was badly wounded, and is now &] treal, stores. prisoner. = ie pomene MARRIED. The Berber Massacres. At St. Thomas’ Church, New London, on com 12th June, by Rev. T. B. Reagh, assisted by Lonpon, June 12. Rev. G. W. Hodgson, the Rev. Henry Harper, eee . is ennchah Rector of Port Hill, to Emma, youngest The Times last night received Se daughter of Thomas Sims, Esq, of Kensing- from its correspondent at Mady Halfa. | ;,,.° According to this Berber, surrendered twelve days ago, and reports of the mas-

OTHER PORTS.

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Bib. London, were true. Egyptian correspond- At Charlottetown, June 13, Peter VanIder- ence of the Government has been made| stine, in the 66th year of his age, after a sublic lingering illness, which he bore with cbristian E a resignation to the Divine will.

[Funeral from his late residence to Vernon River, at half past nine, Sunday morning }

The Hatch Failure.

New York, June 12. Hatch, of the firm of Hatch & Foote, to- day offers the following terms of settlement with their creditors: Twenty-five per cent. in cash, fifty per cent. in securities, which are | (ariel, Halifax; DrJ G Bennett, Halifax; worth their par value, and twenty-five per} wm EB Wood, St John, N B; J M_ Hauckins,

cent in notes of the firm after they have | Toronto; J A McKinnon, M D; St Joseph. resumed.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE,

June 11.—F W Lawrence, Montreal; J W

OSBORNE HOTEL. June 12—Wellington Mutch, Eldon; RG McLellan, Cape Breton; C McKenzie, Pug- wash, NS; O Leland, West Acton, Mass; H Boston, June 12. McLeod, Bradalbane; Mrs 8 Marchison, Point ; , x im; | i, do, 13—A C McLeod Shortly after one o’clock to-day an alarm | Prim; Mrs McLeod, do. ( : of fire ae rung, and before the fire could Park Corner; James Keefe, Bear River. be got under control $400,000 worth of pro- perty was destroyed. By the explosion of some naptha, several men were badly in- jured.

$400,000 ‘ire in Boston.

ROCSLIN HOUSE,

June 12-J R Bourte, Mill View; Miss Kearney, Halifax; Hugh MeMillan, New Haven; John Reaton, Mount Stewart; S H es Brown, New London; Talmage McMillan, New

: Havea; Miss M Hall, New Port; Sarah New- Extensive Fire in Winnipeg man, do; Vonclure Gay, Pownal; T Jenkivs,

WINNIPEG June 12 do; Theophilus Stewart, city; D McLean, St.

. Peter's. Fire broke out here this morning, and destroyed the Lacrosse hotel, Mr. Mc- Gregor’s fruit store and Emes’ livery stabie. The loss is estimated at $35,000.

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NOTIGE TO DEBTORS.

(FXHIS is to notify all persons indebted to the Jate firm of Horne, Pierce & Co., for _—— Book Account, Notes of Hand, or otherwise, Caino, June 12. ‘| that I am anthorized to collect aud crant re-

It is stated that 30,000 Arabs have ceipts for the s»me.

i ) All such debts not paid to me on or before eda = deteamined op eayset the tst July next will be placed in the hands

of wy attorney for collection.

ALEXANDER HORNE, Ch’town, June 12, 1884—wkly tl july Toronto, June 13--10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh southwest to northwest ia ae

winds; fair weather, with a few local showers; AVING secured a first-class Cook and | not much change in temperature. H Staff, the above-named Hotel will be open for visitors on the 2ist inst,

JOS® PH KENT,

Arabs on the March.

Weather Bultetin.

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Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the

Maritime Provinces.

MerrrorRoLoGIcaL OFFICE.

tor cannot leok at them without mingled feelings of disgust and wrath, ‘To be brief, they are the near approach to a leather Medal yet) manufactured’; they have no Mecription , to show for what purpose

ey were aw ed; and, were not "Wominion of Canada stamped upon

fem, the casual observer would have difficulty in distinguishing them from spect- Men coin of Zululacd. The action of the ition commirsionera with regard tw

als ia whll wuethy of demsure.

Charlottetown June 13,1834. | Highest temperature yesterday,. ..---++ ; a est temperature (read at midnight), ..4

Manager. June 12—1w

DVERTISE in the DALLY EXAMINEB

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Black. White, snd Colored Straw Hats.

Chip Hats and Bonnets. irimmed Hats and Bonnets.

‘The largest display of Children’s Hats to

feathers and Fiowers Hat and Bonnet shapes.

A very large stock of Parasols and Umbrellas. Millinery made up at short notice by first-class hands.

KS PRICES LOW

Ch’town, May 28, 18%4

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He has asso- | D. Brown, C BR ; of St. |

Perkins & Sterns’,

W* are showing a complete stock of English and American Hats and Bonnets for June trade. :

Black, White, and Colored Straw Bonnets.

Funey Straw Hatsand Bonnets.

be found on P. FE. 1.

NEW MILLINERY MATERIALS.

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FERKINS & STERNS.

Valuable Freeold Properties; Theo, L, Chappelle's FOR SALE. |

} rQX\HAT very desirable Farm, ‘deieditn| BU LL L E | | N,

40 acres of land, lately occupied by | William Cousins, and surrounded by one of | the best farming localities on P E Island, | situated at French River, New London, Lot} 21, in Queen’s County ; bounden on the east! by Park Corner Road, and on the south by Long River Road ; is within a gun shot of| muscle mud and other sea manure, Post Ottice, Churches, Schools, Blacksmith and Other Shops, Factories’ &c, &c. Also, a Farm containing 154 acres, the property of Petér McMillan, situate on Lot 52, in King’s “ounty ; bounded on the west by west boun- dary line of said Lot 52, and within 60 chains of the Riilread, running through Cardigan District, Terms easy. Titles guarantecd, Apply to

(Issued in the interest of the purchaser. )

CHARLES BINNS. Ch’town, Jane 1), 1‘84.—2i w li pd.

YOUNG MAN, C20W A MOUSTACHE!

J. MURRAY MecNEIL gives written) guarantee with eacn recipe. TEN WEEKS TIME. Price, $1. C mmuni- cations confidential. Box 264, London, Ont,

JUST RECEIVED,

Ex Brigantine “Ida Maud”:

sees iiiieaieninade |

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THEO. L. CHAPPELLE,

Diamond Bookstore, | 89 Queen Street, Queen Square, | Charlottetown. |;

280 Puns. Choice Barbadoes Molasses, ol Tierces do, do , LONDON HOUSE 41 Barrels do, do., —_—— 48 Hhds Sood Grocery Sugar. —ALSO— Ex Brigantine *“*Glenerchy’: 9950 Barrels Flour, assorted brands. |

The above has been purchased at the lowest prices, and will be sold cheap for cash or approved paper.

GWEN CONNOLLY.

Ch’town, June 10, ’84—eod & wky Im, . STOCK BANK S

O be sold by Auction, at my saleroom, on ‘TUESDAY, 17th inst., at twelve o'clock

Fothing

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all Styles and Qualities, yseUy

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80 Shares in Merchants Bank of P, E. Island. GEO, DAVIES & C0,

1 Share Steam Navigation CoM-| cytown, June 2, 1884.

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Ch’town, June 2, 1884, } STEAMER MIRAMICHI. PUBLIC NOTICE. | Montreal Charlottetown

Auctioneer. REFUND DUTIES a ON FISH AND FISH GIL,

PAID IN 1871.

Leaves Charlottetown, Tuesday, 10th June and fortnightly afterwards, Superior passenger accommodation, aud freight carried carefully at lowest rates

CARVELL BROS. pat 2m

Ch’town, May 31

BANK NOTICE.

Duties Paid by them to the United i ! naermentione a Ss o no j States Customs, i ae achilles aos, cn on after 2ud July

7 next, their office hours will be from ten till ON FISH AND FISH 01 L, three o'clock (without interval), Seturdays

In the Year 1871 from ten till one o’clock. : : ‘ For the Dominion Savings Bank, I hereby notify all persons in this

Province, being British subjects, who may PEROY POPE, have such claims, to forward the same to me, Manager, in writing. within thirty days from this date. Every claim to be addressed to me, at Charlottetown, and subscribei by the party making the same, and to contain the Post! forthe Merchants Bank of Halifax, Office address of the applicant. F. H. ARNAUD And further notice is hereby given that, Sie "agent.

upon the receipt of all such claims, the Com- Ch’town. May 17, 1884 - pat tl july 1

missioner will tix a time _ place for pr

production of such proofs and the hearing o ee

such evidence as may be necessary severally WILL GIy % WRITTEN GUAR

to substantiate the same. ANTEE that my MCUSTACHE GROWER will produce heavy meous- tache inside ten weeks, or money re-

Dated this 2nd day of June, 1884, funded. Price of recipe, $1. Address, , ity | I, MURRAY MUN BLL, Labatibiy Ont

AVING been appointed by the Dominion Government Commissioaer to take evidence and report as to the persons entitled to be paid, under the vote of last session, the amount of

For the Bank of Nova Scotia, GEO. MACLEOD, Manager,

Rater mo" urate.

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| Gowest temperature this morning ......-.4 4 thid morning, at § och “f

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Farmers, Beware!

‘Beware af Old and Doubt Seeds,

WHEN YOU CAN

GET ALL FRESH AND NEW.

HF only Fresh, Genuine Harzard’s Im- proved TURNIP SEED, brought 10 the Island this Spring, is on sale by us,

ALSO ON SALE:

Fresh (Champion Purple Top Swede. Carter's Imperial, King of the Swedes, East Lothian, Green Top Swede, Steele Bros. & Co,’s Purple Top S«ede Turnip Seeds, and Vellow Aber- deen for lute sowing,

White Beigiau and Orange or Surrey Car- rot Seed for field culture,

Holiow Crown and Student Parsnip, and Manzel Wurtgel Seed,

Field Peas and Beans, Fodder Corn, Buck. wheat, Vetches, Flax Seed, etc.

PLEASE REMEMBER THE PLACE:

Cor. Great George and Grafton Sts ,

KNOWN AS BEALES’ CORNER.

FREDERICK LEPACE.

Ch’town, June 6—5i wkly ?i

Dominion of Canada, —

Province of Prince Edward Island, CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

In the City Court, before Rowan Robert Fitzgerald, Esq , the Stipendiary Magis. trate for the City of Charlotletown.

NYAKE NOTICE ihat His Honer the Sti- pendiary Magistrate for the said City of Charlottetown has, by virtue of the power and authority in him vested by the Statute of the Geneial Assembly of the said Island, intituled “An Act to further amend of ‘An Act to incorporate the City of Charlottetown, and of the Statute 43rd Victoria, Chapter Thirteen, in amendment thereof,’ ’ ordered and appointed that Friday, the 27th day of June, A. D. 1884, be the day set down for bearing all appeals made to him trom the last preceding valuations, tssessments or rates imposed or authorized by the City Council of the said city, and that on such day and daily thereaiter, until all such ap- peals have been heard, at the bcur of eleven o'clock, Joreroon, in the said City Court, in Cbarlotteiown, aforesaid, all such appeals will be heard and finally determined by him. Dated this 28th day of May, 1884. By order,

FRANCIS §. CHANDLER, Collector for the ssid City. May 30— 3aw tl date

JUST ARRIVED, VIA BUSTON,

875 Barrels Choice Patent Flour,

DAILY EXPECTED, VIA PICTOU,

400 Barrels Choice Superior Extra.

FOR SALE BY J, A. CHIPMAN & CO,

N 8—Owing to the inierior quality of most Cavada Superior this year, we have con- claded to make a specialty of the two tollow- ing brands~+ Evangeline, ist grade ; Superior Extra, Nova Scotia Mills, 2nd Grade, We guarantee these brands to give satisfaction§

J, F. SHATFORD, Agent. Ch’town, May 10.

MUNN & CO., of the AWERICAY ue to uct as Solicitors for ts, Ca’ mee Co’ yeahs, for the United States, gland, France, y.@c. Hand tents sent free. rot ron Weeo Patents obtained through MUN -are in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Eres pest. ost widely circulated scientific . #2. a year. Weekly. — engravings be interestiag in- tion. Specimen copy of the Scientific Amere ican sent free. Address MUNN & CO., SclENTIPIO AMERICAN Office, 211 Broadway, New York.

BARGAINS.

AM selling the balance of my Furniture

saved trom the fire of the 20th ult., at J. D McLeod’« corner, Queen Street, at a reduction of from twenty-five to fifty per ent. below usual prices,

ROWAN R. FITZGERALD, | Fulah ghd bot fm ew _—"

JOHN NEWS’, Ob’town, March B,

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