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TO LEASE.

THE CITY HOTEL, ©

PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.

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PRIZE LIST.

HORSES,

Best Carriage Stallion, William Wilson, Cardigan.

2ad do do, Lewis Heustis, Port Hill.

Best Entire Carriage Colt, under 3 years, , Henry Lane, Lot 49. | 2a¢ dade, Lemuel Sims, New Condon. | Best Entire Carriage Colt, under 2 years, James Alex McMillan, Brackley Point Road.

2nd do do, Wm Auld, Panneckburn. | Best Carriage Mare, with her foa!, Charles | Dockendorff, North River.

2nd de do, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

Best Carr age Filly under 3 years, Thomas Robbins, Bedeque.

2ud do do, Pierce Carver, Pownal.

Best Carriage Filly, under 2 years, Dr Blanchard, Faleonwood.

2ad do do, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

Best Cart Stallion, Montague Gardiner, sot 16.

2nd do do, Jas Pickering, New London.

Best Entire Cart Colt, under 53 years, Herbert Carver, Lot 48.

2nd do do, Henry Douglass, Mount Stewart. _ Best Eatire Cart Colt, under 2 years, Robert Glover, Summerside.

2ud dojdo. none,

Best Cart Mare, with her foal, Malcolm Mclnnis, New Glasgow.

2nd do do, John Darrach, Clyde River.

Best Cart Filly, under 3 years, Duncan McEwen, Long Creek.

2nd do do, Clement Sinnott, Morell.

Best Cart Filly, under 2 years, Mr. John McMillan, Covehead,

2nd dodo, Thomas Stetson, East River.

Best Stallion to breed horses for trotting or jroad purposes, to be shown in carriage, Newton Lee, Summerside.

20d do do, Nevman R McLeod, Eldon.

In the case of the best stallion to breed horses for trotting or road purposes, Mr. McLeod, the owner of ‘* Blackfoot,” entered & pretest against the award on the ground

OT ba seg on Great George Strect, op-' that the judges were prejudiced against his posite the Roman Catholic Cathedral, the | horse and in favor of ‘* All Right.”

late occupant—Mr, A. A. Mackenzie—having |

skedaddled, This House is now in a good state of re- | pair, is centrelly situated, has recently been | reshingled and otherwise repaired; lots of| cellar room; has about 30 rooms, The situa- | tion is about the best in the city, being cen- trally situated and om high land, where the| drainage runs off to the river. Rent moderate, | Apply to GEORGE DAVIES & CO.,

Aig. 22, ’81. Queen Square

SGHOGNER FOR SALE.

rpuE SCHOONER “TIGER,” 103 Tons, = three years old, now due at this port, is

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ryviiE BRICK HOUSE adjoining the resi- r dence of Mr. Arcup Kennepy, Water Street; also the premises adjoining, lately oc- cup-ed by the “ Examiner Printing Co.’ Ap- ply to the owner,

JOHN INGS. Ch’town, Sept. 7, 1881.

GARPETS,

Lace Curtains, &c

CHOICE ASSORTMENT just opened, L& and will be sold at very low prices at

R. W. TREMAINE’S,

June l, "Si. 83 Queen Street.

Ebemeved.

Mi RS. W. W. IRVING begs to notify her 1 ‘i friends and the public generally that she has opened her Fall and Winter Classes for Painting and Drawing in all their different branches,

For terms, etc,, apply at her Studio—resi- dence of Mr, Peebles, South Side of King Square, [au 29 tf

RMIETHODIST HYMNS

7#XHE NEW HYMN BOOK, in great vari ' of styles and binding, just received at HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE, Queen Stree

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DARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the | Shipment of Lobsters and other Canned Goods, and collection of Castom Drawbacks thereon.

Hulls, Cargoes and Freights inaured in frst- class offices at most favorable rates.

Consignments of Produce solicited, and prompt returns guaranteed.

Correspondence solicited and answered promptly. [@p 7 6m

Pleasant Residence To Let.

/E\UE DWELLING HOUSE and Premists i now in the occupation of P. W. Hynd- mau, near the head of Hillsboro Street. Pos-

CATTLE.

Best thoroughbred Sherthkern Bull, any age, Gee Compton, St Eleanor’s.

2nd dodo, Thos Keays, Souris.

Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Bull, under 3 years, Geo Vessey, Little York.

2nd de do, James Simpson, Bay View, New © don.

Best thoroughbred Sherthern Ball, year ling, Geo Mason, Lot 48. 2nd do do, Hon D Ferguson, East River. Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Bulf Calf, Henry Longworth, Royalty. 2nd do do, do do. Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Cow, in milk, Heoury Longworth, Reyalty. + etm 2nd do do, A W Holrcyd, Milton. Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Cow, in calf or milk, under 3 years, Henry Longworth, Royalty. 2nd do do, none. Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Heifer, year- ling, calved in 1880, Donald Ress. 8nd do do, Henry Longworth. Best thoroughbred Shorthorn Heifer Calf, calved in 1881, Henry Longworth, Royalty. 2nd do do, none. Best Ayrshire Bull, any age, F G Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty. 2nd do do, John Easton, North Wiltshire. Best Ayrshire Pull,under 3 years,A McRae, Pownal. 2nd do do, Dawson & Lepage. Best Ayrshire Bull, yearling, none, Best Grade Cow, in milk, any age, Benj E Wright, Charlottetown Royalty. 2ud do do, James Peake, Ch’town. $rd do do, A W Holroyd, Milten. Best Grade Heifer, in calf or milk, under 3 years, Robt Palmer, Ch’town. 2nd de do, Benj E Wright, Charlottetown Royalty. 3rd do do, Louis L Jenkins, Upton. Best Grade Heifer, yearling, calved in 1889, John Dewar, Southport. 2nd do de, Hon D Davies, Ch’town. Best Grade Cow with h_r calf, B E Wright, Royalty. 2nd do do, Louis L Jenkins, Upton. Best Grade Heifer Calf, calved in 1881, Geo Mason, Lot 48. 2nd de do, Johan Dewar, Southport. Best steer, any age, Benj E Wright, Royalty. Best Steer, under 3 years, Bellevue. Best Steer, under 2 years, Henry Longworth, Royalty.

F L Haszard,

CLASS 3—SMEEP. Best Ram, Leicester, any age, Tweedy, Gallas Point. 2nd do de, R E Baguall, New Glasgow. Best Ram, Leicester, yearling, Wm R Lane, Lot 49. 2nd de do, John Cairns, Lot 49. Best Ram Lamb, Leieester, Albert§ Boswall, Lot 49. 2nd do do, de do. Best pen 3 Ewes, Leicetter, any age, hav- ing each reared a lamb this season, Albert Besweil, Lot 49.

2ad do do, Henry Lane, Lot 49.

Best pen3 Ewes, Leicester, yearlings, Albert Boswall, Lot 49.

2ad do do, Henry Lane, Lot 49.

Best pen 3 Ewe Lambs, Leicester, Albert Boswall, Lot 49.

2nd do do, Hemry Lane, Lot 49.

Best Ram any age, Shropshire or Seuth- down, grey or black face, B E Wright, Roy- alty.

2ad do do, Wm Mutch, Hopeten.

Best Ram, yearling, Shropshire or South- down, grey or black face, F L Haszard, Bellevue.

2nd do do, J Newson. Charlottetown.

Best Ram Lamb, Shropshire or Southdown, grey or blackface, Wm Rattray, Brackley Point Road.

2nd do do.

Best Pen 3 Ewes, Shropshire or Seuthdown, gray or black face having each reared a lamb this season, F L Haszard, Bellevue.

2nd do do, Henry Longworth, Royalty.

Best pen 3 Ewes, yearlings, Skropshire or South ‘own, grey or blackface, Henry Long- werth, Royalty.

2nd do do, B E Wright, Royalty.

Best pen 3 Ewe, la.bs, Shropshire or Southdown, grey or black face, B E Wright, Royalty.

2nd do do, Hon John Balderston, North Wiltshire.

Best Ram, any age, ether breed er cross, Hector McLeod, $4. Peter’s Road.

2ud do do, R Bridges, Charlettetown.

Best vearling Ram, other breed er cross, Albeit Loswall, Lot 49.

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2ud do do, Heary Longworth, Reyalty.

Best Ram Lamb, otser breed or cross, Al-

bert Boswall, Lot 42.

| 2nd do do Joseph Tweedy, Gallas Point. Best pen 3 Ewes, other breed or cross, hav- ‘ing each reared a lamb this season, Albert | Boswall, Lot 49.

2nd du do, F © Maszard, Bellvue.

Best pen 3 Ewes, any age or breed, leng- 'weoled, nor Leicesters, Albert Boswall, | Lot 49.

' 2nd de do, Henry Longworth, Royalty.

Best pen 3 F.wes, yearlings, any age or breed, Longwoold not Leicesters, Albert Bos- wall, Lot 49.

2nd do do, nene.

Best pen 3 Ewe Lamba, any age or breed, Longwooled not Leicesters, Albert Boswall, Lot 49.

2nd do de, Henry Longworth, Royalty.

Best Fat Wether, any breed, under 3 years old, F L Haszard, Bellvue.

2nd de do, F L Haszard, Bellvue.

CLASS 4—PIGs,

Best Boar, any age, Berkshire, F G Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty.

3nd do do, Denald Crockett, Little York.

Best Sow, Berkshire, having reared a litter this season, George Vessey, Liitie York.

2nd do do, F G Bovyer, Georgetown Royalty.

Best. Boar, any age or breed, white, George Crockett, Little York.

2nd dodo, Charles Hyde, North Wiltshire-

Best Sow, any age or other breed, white, John Court, Black River.

2nd do de,,.Wm Connolly, Royalty.

Best pen 3 Pigs, any breed or color, under 7 months old, Barrows excluded, George Crockett, Little York.

2nd do do, Alex Robertson, St Poter’s Road.

Best pea 3 Pigs, any breed or celor, under 3 months old, Barrows excluded, Joseph Me- Denald, Vernon River.

2nd do do, Ralph Mabon, Little York.

CLASS 5. —POULTRY, HATCHED IN IS81,

Best 3 Brahmas, lst, A Smallwood, Char- lott-townr.

2nd do do

Best 3 Cochins, Ist, John Wheatley, Royalty,

2nd do, none.

Best 8 Hamburgs, Ist, W R Watson, city.

2nd do, Hugh Jobnsten, Ch’tewn.

Best 3 Leghorns, any color, Miss L. Bovyer, Lot 48.

2nd do, F G Bevyer, Georgetown Royalty.

Best 3 Houdans, Ist, Miss L Bovyer, Lot 48

2nd de, James D Irving, Charlottetown.

Best 3 Polands, Ist, James D Irving, Char- lottetown.

2ad do, none.

Best 3 Plymouth Rock, Ist, Alfred Bald- win, Charlottetown.

2nd best do, F M Longworth, Charlotte- town.

Best 3 Black Spanish, white face, Ist, James Dorsey, Charlottetown.

2nd do, Dr Blanchard, Faleonwood.

Best 3 Bantams, Ist, Miss E B Haviland, Charlottetown. 2nd do, John Brown, Charlottetown, Best 3 Game, Ist, Robert Haviland. 2nd do, Eustace Haviland. Best 3, any other variety, lst, A Smallwood, city.

2nd do, none.

Best Pair Turkeys, bronze, lst, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

2nd do, none,

Best Pair Turkeys, any other breed, Ist, Herbert Beer, Southport.

2nd do, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

Best Pair Geese, common, Ist, Angus Mc- Kinron, Royalty.

2nd deo, Wm Carey, Royalty.

Best Pair Geese, Toulouse, Holmes, Royalty.

2nd do, John Partridge, Royalty.

Best Pair Ducks, Pekin, A Smallwood, Charlottetown,

2nd do, Francis Andrews, Wright’s Mills,

Best Pair Ducks, auy other kind, lst, Wm Bagoall, New Giasgow.

2nd do, Benj. Carter, Winsloe Road,

Ist, Willie

CLASS 6—BUTTER AND CHEESE,

Best Cheese, not less than 25 lbs, Robert Jones, jr, Lot 48.

2nd do do, James Howard, jr, West River.

3rd do do, John Smallwood, Lot 48.

Beat tub or crock of Butter, not less than 28 lbs nett. Mrs John Ferguson, East River.

2nd do do, Mrs David Mutch, Lot 48.

3rd do do, Mrs Enoch Drake, West River.

Best 5 lbs of fresh Butter, in prints or rolls, Mrs George Seller, Highfield.

2nd do do, Mrs James Carter, Winsloe Road.

CLASS 7—FARM IMPLEMENTS,

Best set Fanners, improved, Angus Gregor, New Glasgow.

2nd de do. John Dickieson, Summerside.

Best Churn, Rebert Scott, Charlottetown.

CLASs 8—GRAIN,

Best 2 bush White Wheat, Thos Bulman, Rustico.

2nd do, none.

Best 2 bush Red Wheat, Peter Murphy, Portage.

2nd do, none.

Rest 2 bush 2 rowed Barley, Herbert Mills, St Eleanor’s.

2nd do de, Thos Bullman, Rustico.

Best 2 bush White Oats, Thos Bullman, Rustico.

2nd do do, Dominique Pineo, New Glasgow.

3rd do de, Herbert Mills, St Eleanor’s.

Best 2 bushels Black Oats, Thomas Bullman, Rustico.

2ud do do, Albert Boswell, Lot 49.

3rd do do, Joseph Schurmaa, Kensington.

Best 1 bush Horse. Beans, Joseph Stretch, West River. 2nd do de, George Burnett, St. Peter's Road. Best 1 bushel Buckwheat, Hugh McKin- non, Charlottetown Royalty. 2nd do do, George Burnett, St. Peter’s Road.

CLASS 9—SEEDS, THE GROWTH OF THE PRESENT YEAR.

Best 1 bush Timothy Seed, Thes Bullman, Rustico. é'

2nd do do, none.

Best 4 bush Flax Sced, Dominique Pineo, New Glasgow.

2nd do, none.

CLASs 10— R@OTS AND VEGETABLES.

Best half bushel Potatoes, Early Rose, Geo Tweedy, North River,

Best half bushel Potatoes, Burbank Seed- ling, Jas Farquharson, Lot 48.

Best half bushel Potatoes, Prolifics, James Howard, West River.

Best half bushel Potatoes, Blues, Jas How- ard, West River.

Best half bushel Potatoes, any other kind, Jas Lewis, Ch’towm Commen.

2nd do do, W D Stewart, Ch’town.

3rd do do, Geo Mason, Lot 43.

Best 12 Swede Turnips, George Tweedy, North River.

2nd do do, Geo Wright, Royalty.

Best 12 Long Red Maugel Wurtzel, Edward Bayfield, Ch’ town. 4 rane 12 Yellew Globe Mangel Wurtzel,

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Best 1 bushel White Field Carrots, John Acorn, ?ewnal.

2nd de do, Chas Palmer Ch’towa.

Best 1 dozen Onions, red, Charles Palmer, Charlot e own.

Best 1 dozen Onions, white or yellow, Owen Connolly, do.

Best 1 dozen Table Beets, WD Stewart Charlottetown. ’

Best 1 dozen Sugar Beets, James Bourke, Southport. Best 1 dozen Parsnips, Charles Palmer, Charlottetown. Best | dozen Carrots, Edward Bayfield, Charlottetown.

Best 3 Cauliflowers, James Bourke, South- port.

Best dozen ears Indian Corn, Charles EK Brown, Charlottetown.

Best Squash, Richard Burke, Lot 49.

Best 3 Winingstadt Cabbage, James Bourke, Southport.

Best 3 Drumhead Cabbage, James Burke, Southport. Best 3 Red Cabbage, Jas Bourke, Southport. Best 3 Savoy Cabbage. R G Freeland, Char- lottetown. Best 3 Cabbage, anv other kind, de, Best 4 dozen roots of Celery, Joseph Moar, St. Peter's Road. : Best 2 Citron Melons, RG Freeland, Char- lottetown, Bost 1 doz Tomatoes, Hon Joseph Pope, Charlottetown. Best group of Vegetables grown by the ex- hibitor, James Bourke, Southport,

CLASS 11—FRUIT..,

Best basket Cooking Apples, not less than

twelve, Locke Jones, Pownal. 2ud do do, George Wright, Royalty.

twelve, Benj E Wright, Royalty. 2nd do do, Benj E Wright, Royalty. Best basket Winter-keeping Apples,. not less than twelve, George Davies, Charlotte town. 2nd do do, Wallace MeKenzie, Charlotte town. Best sample Crab Apples, not less than one quart, Mrs Angus Darrach, Covehead. Best sample Siberian Crab Apples, not less than ome quart, Mrs Jehn Robertsen, Brackley Point.

Best sample Green Gages, Matthew Alian, Charlettetown. Best sample Plums, Owen Connolly, Char- lottetown.

Lot 48. Best sample Damsens, Mrs Argyle Shore, ss sest dozen Pears, Wm Cairns, St Peter’s Road. 2nd do do, Charles EK Brown, Charlotte town. Best bunch White Grapes, Hon D Davies, Royalty. Best bunch Black Grapes, Wm Heard, Charlottetown. CLASS 12—¥FLORICULTURE.

Best 3 Asters, Miss L Bovyer, Lot 48. Best 3 Carnations, Herbert Haszard, Char- lottetown. Best 3 Dahlias, Mrs John Williams, Char- lottetown. Best 3 Geraniums, Mrs Geerge Davies, Charlottetown. Best 3 Pelarguniums, Charlottetown. Best 3 Coleus, Herbert Haszard, Charlotte- tewn. Best 3 Fuschias, Miss Heard, Charlotte- town. Best 3 Gladioli, Edward Baytield, Char- lottetown. Best 3 Lilies, Herbert Haszard, Charlotte- town. Best 3 Petunias, Herbert Haszard, Char- lottetown, Best 3 Roses, Miss Heard, Charlottetown. Best 3 Stocks, Mrs George Davies, Char- lottetown, Best 3 Phlox Drummondi, Herbert Haszard, Charlottetown. Best 3 Verbenas, Edward Bayfield, Char- lottetown. Best Hand Boquet ef Flowers, Miss Has. zard, Charlottetown.

Best Boquet Everlasting Flowers, Mre John Williams, Charlottetown.

Best 12 Pansies, Mies L Bovyer, Lot 48,

CLASS 13—CARRIAGES.

Best doable-seated Wagon, James Tuplin, New Anaan. 2ud do do, McDougall & Seaman, Char- lottetown. Best single-seated Wagon, Seaman, Charlottetown. 2nd do de, Andrew C McDonald, Charlotte- town. CLASS 14—WOOLLEN AND FLAX GODS,

MeDougall,

Herbert Haszard,

McDougall &

All articles of this class must be the manufac- ture of this year.

Best 10 yards Fancy Tweed, all short wool, clipped in the Province in 1881,Jehn McNeill, New Perth. Best 10 yards Faney Tweed, all wool, sum- mer wear, R P Haythorne, Marshfield. Rest 10 yards Black Cloth, all wool, full dressed, I T Taylor, Mount Stewart.

Best. 20 yards Grey Cleth, ail wool, full dressed, P M Bourke, Millview.

Best Gentleman’s Plaid, T T Taylor, Mount stewart. Best Tryon.

Best pair Horse Rugs, Mrs George Burnett, St Peter’s Road,

Best piece Fancy Drugget, strized, do do,

Beat piece Faney Dragget, checked, Miss J E Wright, Middieton.

Best Railway Rug, Domnique Pineo, New Glasgow.

Best pair Door Mats, Miss McNutt, Char- lottetown.

Rest 10 yards Twilled Flannel, all wool, 0 E Robertson, Charlottetown.

Best 10 yards plain Flannel, ‘Miss J E Wrig't, Middleten.

Best pair Blankets, all wool, do do.

Best Hearth Rug, all wool yarn, Lemuel Taylor, Malpeque.

Best Hearth Rug, all Rags, Misa L Bovyer, Lot 48.

Best Business Suit, Tweed, winter wear, none.

Best Overcoat, F ere Cloth, none. * | Best 3 pair Men’s Woollen Socks, Miss * Hinnah Douglass, Stanhope.

Weman’s Shawl, Mrs John Shea,

Best basket Eating Apples, not less than| =

2nd do do, Miss Jokanna Douglass, Stan- hope.

Best 2 pair Women’s Woollen Stockings, Miss Susannah McGregor, Lot 48.

2nd do de, Annie McRae, Charlottetown.

Best 3 pair Men’s Woollen Mitta, Mrs Geo Burnett, St Peter’s Road.

2nd do do, Miss Mary Burnett, St Poter’s Road.

Best pair Men’s Woollen Overalls, Daniel Kennedy, Lot 48.

Best eollection of Knit Work, Miss Binns, Charlettetown.

Best half-dozen Towels, Miss Annie Rae, Charlottetown.

Best Table Cloth, Margaret Whittle, Ver- non River.

Best pair Sheets, none.

Best 2 Grain Sacks, none.

CLASS 16—MISCELLANEOUS.

(Production and Manufacture of Exhibitor.)

Best Oil Painting, Miss Maggie Pope, Sum- merside. Best Water Color Painting, Stewart, Charlotretown. Best Crayon Drawing, Miss Hattie Charlettetown. Past case Photographs, Cyrus Lewis, Char- let tetown.

Best box Honey in the comb, 4 lbs, Wm Mutcb, Lot 48.

Best designed Bee Hive, Hon D Ferguson, East River. Best collection of Wood Turning, James Landrigan, Ch’town. Best collection of Wm Heard, Ch’town. Best Mackerel Barrel, John Jackson, Char- lottetown. Best Herring Barrel, Michael Kennedy, Charlottetown. Best collection Basket Work, Alice Mitchell, Rocky Point. Best cellection Indian Baskets, Paul Tory, Rocky Point. Best bushel and half bushel Basket, Indian manufacture, Terry !.abobe, Rocky Point. Best Carriage Entrance Gate, with fixings e.mplete, none, Best Farm Gate, with fixings complete, none.

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Miss Flora

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Scroll Sawing,

WANTED! Potatoas, Butter, Wheat,

Highest price paid for POTATOES, choice BUTTER, and good clean WHEAT.

FENTON 3. NEWBERY. Ch’town, Oct. 3, '81—3i wkly

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At Work Again!

Boot sample Perple Plums, Robt Jones, ir, ALBION MINES !

PICTOU, N.S.

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Orders for ROUND COAL can now be ob- tained on application to G. W. DxBLOIS, Sole Agent for P. E. Island, No, 35 Water Street, Cliarlottetown. Terms as usual, Sept. 3, ’s1.

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WANTED.

E WANT A CLERK, one experienced in 3ook-keeping desirable. Apply prompt- ly to

D. & P. MacNUTT., Malpeque, Sept. 23,'81—2w 3:w

COAL. COAL.

WAYS ON HAND, Pictou Round and Nut Coal and Old Mines Sydney Coal, Customers can be supplied at all times. Prices as low as any in the city, Terms cash CAPT, JOHN HUGHES,

Joly 12—Jaw tf Water Street, 5 ors HOUSE lately occupied by Laur.

Bouton, containing 13 rooms, large gar- den, yard and coach house. Apply to owner,

Pump in yard,

J. H. GATES, Queen Square, Charlottetown

KEROSENE. KEROSENE,

O ARRIVE, per Brig “Minnie Louise,’ due here ‘Ist Oct, direct from New York, 50 casks Pratt: Best Kerosene Oil, which will be sold ini¢ ts while landing, at cost, charges and freight. ‘The only reliable Vil for retailing. Apply to LONGWORTH & CO.

Water Street, Sept. 29—1w eod

ALFRED A. BOWN, AUCTIONEER

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General Commission Merchant ST. JOURS, NEWPGUNOLAND.,

Solicits consiznments of all kinds of Produce Rutter, Eggs, Vegetables, etc., etc. Prompt returns guaranteed,

ences on application.

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VALE COAL MINES Pictou, .Yova Scotia, ( RDERS FOR

ROUND, NUT, SLAOUK,

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