Local and Other Items. ( La » at the Lyceum this evening. > ‘ { I Port la Joie Encampment 5 ock to-night, -
i RAN Regular meeting of Orient ; : | to-nigit, ind. D. MeUVeod's iH KR mea
- om | \ YN Che Charlottetown ‘ : at the Drill Shed at 10 x Ss y DeXe, vi march to St. Va ~ \\ Ls ri.) Annapo is, N.S is seek ’ pow ity ‘town to get a “ supply t \Uea $s river at an estimat- =) OFM i iain S. S. Tea.~Committees and ali inter- este. are requested to meet on Saturday even- ing, at 8 clock sharp, in the basement t mplete atrangements., i. -
CHa rime.—Note that the Picnic for Cape Lraverse. on Thursday next, will leave Cha etown at 8.15 a. m. local time, in steal of 7.45, as advertised for Zion S. S. i
iinistaiaiiiiaciani
Several small hauls of macker- inside the harbor, off Govern- yest rday ans to day. The
MACKEREI ei were made
ent Point,
mac Ke taken are said to be much larger than usuai, e “ New Frac For the first time the new
Encampment flag is floating over Odd-
fellows Hall. Itis of a rich purple, and in} the centre of it are nicely arranged in white the emblematic crooks and links. | - Harnpor Cuamptonsute. — The aquatic
hempionship of Halifax harbor, rowed over Bedford Basin course on Wednesday atter- noon, was won by Richard Flemming by six boat lengths, against three competitors
- \ Denicate Comp!
“heap, Said a Wile to het
husband, with a harsh note in her v ‘ ‘* Possibly it is now, mee I thought
and he sighed again and
he replied, with a sigh, ‘* but
yours Was Very Gear,
went out - P. E. Istasp Hosprral Lhe treasurer of Pri : EK lward Island Hospital 8 s OA followinz donations : $> from E. R. R., Bloomteld; per Mrs Cras Palmer; and $5 from Mr. Isaiah Breakey, West River =
For HALirax The steamer M. A. Starr,
Captain Ferguson, sailed for Halifax via in ermediate ports about eleven o'clock last ght. * vd a full cargo of lobsters, po: k,
i Mra C. C. Gardiner, Mrs
; Smita and child, and Mr
sones a8 passenyers
- Cuvrcen PARAD Nos. l and 2 Batteries, ’. KE. L. Brigade Garrison Artillery, with the band of the Drigade, wil ps sde at the Drill Shed on Sunday morning next, at ten o'clock, for the purpose of attend'ng d:viue service at St. Paui's church Fr, S. Moore, Major Com manainy. > LA Bonye Ste, Anne,—The Quebec French
papers state that Mr. Cyprian Montague, of Point Levis, an employe of the Grand Trunk, who lost the use of his legs last January, has ast been miraculous!y red on a pilgrimage it La Boune St An It is said that at least 4,000 pilgrims visited the shrine on Sun- day, jast. echt
DaneeRovs.—-The ridges which remain after filling in the waterworks excavations at sume of the street crossings are positively dangerons. Vehicles come down in them with such a sudden jolt that carriage makers must consider them a great vv snitaye. Ve ry little effort would remedy the grievance, which shoul ittended to.
-
For Bostox.—The steamer Carroll, Capt. Brown, sriled f Boston last evening, with a general cargo and the following pissengers Mrs Kail. Mrs McSwain, W T Pillman. Mrs
Pillman, W Haberlin, Mrs McNeill, J Math- eson, Mrs G Ly. Miss R 83, Vliss H arding, R
Macdonald, Robt McAlone. T -McCormack, Mrs Boo ly, Miss McG sire, H Coffin, I F Mce- Millan. D G Ellis, Mrs Pidgeon, Jas MeMil- lan. M Gillis, A Gillis, D Macdonald, H Pease, © Pease, W G Nantes, and Mrs Mac- donald.
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FooLinc THE Docrors.—The Boston Globe the other day put up a job on the doctors. The Globe sent a reporter, an athlete in per- fect health, to ten of the leading pysicians
for adv He told the same story of sym- ptoms to each All the doctors declared him a Vv y sick man, tnonga each one gave a different diagnosis and prescription. The Globe published the facts and the prescrip- tions, but mercifully kept back the doctors’ names tt
f {£1 \ mite’: will be played at Vic- toria Park, to-morrow afternoon, between tears composed of men who have attended Uaiversities vs. Alleomers Siinps will be pit ved at 2.3) sharp [ue following are the piayers Wa) Ww yn »os2 Gre University lean r.A he Pags, ti i R bins on, nN I. M vf i A H MeN Li’, \e ib wwii, H Llovd. Henry Saiw. W. A. Weeks, Jr., Gor- loa Laird. F Stewart, C Leigh, Jr. ihe ta sas nos yet | 1 19Sen
et _>—--—
Sasnara Scnoots Psexic.—The picnic of |
the Methodist Sabbath Schools, held at Vid-
sterday, is pronounced one of the most iccessful of thg season. The weather was favorable, and tae attendance was large. It s estimated that, including the School chil- dren. there were between sixteen and seventeen \undred persons onthe groun ls during the
xy. Everyone present returned home well pleased with the days proceedings. The ex- cellent music furnished by the Band of the 824d Battalion add-d not a littie to the enjoyment of the occasion.
i iia
Forest Frres.—Fires have been burning in in various directions in the vicin- ity of Moncton. A house and barn on the Mountain Road. about five miles from Monc- ton, belonging to Alfred Trites, were totally destroyed by tire on Tuesday afternoon The
the woods
house caught from forest fi es, and so sudden-
ly was it consumed that it was found impos- sible to save anything except 4 piano and or- gan. ‘The house was a large and comfortable one, and the barn contained a quantity of hay. The loss will be between $2,000 and $3,000 and there is no insurance. saciid cola
Masonic Picsic.—A Masonic picnic, under the auspices of Victoria Lodge, No 2, A. F. & - Mi is to be held oa Thursd Ly, 93rd inst., on the beautiful grounds of M. McRae, 54.,
Pownal. The grove is on'y 30 yards from
the wharf. where the steamer Southport, Which ha: engay | for the occasion, will land th: ursionists. The grounds are ed Mirably suited for a picnic, and we under- stand all sorts of games will be provided. Music wi!! be furnished by the Artillery Band. The ste. vill make two trips to Pownal. A mooi, cursion will be held gt night.
Look out for advertisement and handbills on
Tuesday coutaining full particulars,
IMENT. aan is |
THE DAILY EXAMINER -__ (HLEGRAPHIO NEWS. )
SPROLAL Despatrones to Tug EXAMINER. The ‘Times "-Parnell Case.
Lonpon, August 2.
Goschen, replyiag to Mr. Lealy, said
the Ti mes.
the commission. did now know whether or not Smith sent to a ieporter in the gallery the manuscript in
the words, **and otker persons” did not appear in it.
Lavbouchere called the attention of the House to the breach of privilege which the Times to-day was guilty of in charging the Parnellites with trying to drown the Com- mission Bill with a flood of blackguardism, unparalleled in the history of Parliament. He deplored the expression that Gladstone wnd Harcourt completed the foul-mouthed oration of the Irish allies.
Goschen concurred in the charge. that a breach ot privilege had been committed by the Times. But if the House followed pre- cedents it would not now deal with the breach of privilege, but would proceed with the business of the day. motion to that effect.
Labouchere withdrew the privilege.
Goschen then moved that the debate proceed on the bill to investigate the charge against the Parnellites
| he House a rreed.
It was next moved have power at one
ee
Goschen made a
question of
that the chairman ociock in the morning to put the remaining clauses.
McCarthy moved an amendment extend- lug the inguiry to the circumstances unde) which the charges were originally and published by the Times.
AN lengthy debate pro and con, as to the admission of letters, followed, but the amendment was rejected, 162 to 128. Labouchere moved that the letters be } inquired into and reported upon befor | '
other matters, as he didn’t think the Gov-
ernment was so vile as to refuse this con-
cession, aud if they refused he would re- -
commend Parnell to sue the Times fir
libel.
| ‘Trevelyan and Sexton supported the ainendment.
| The amendment was defeated 281 to 203.
i Healy moved to add a proviso to the
| effect that the commissioners should make 4 Separate report im regard to the charges against individual members where the de- cisions were averse.
Healy's amendment was defeated 263 to Oo «.,
fhe Parnellites having left the House. the chairman put the remaining clauses, which were carried without division.
The report stage of the commission bill was fixed tor Monday next.
Toronto News.
Toronto, August 2.
the interest of Mark C. Irish, proprictor o! the Russin Hi: use, In that hotel fora spol cash consideration.
The ship owners througheut Ontario me" here to-day aid decided to form an In'a d Marine Assurance Association for their mutual interest and protection, similar to i these in England and other countries. A Committce was appointed to make all the '
necessary arrangements.
The trial of empl of Handrahan’s bucket shop
this afternoon and
' lere
David Logan, Handrahan’s agent, was fined | $100, and the other employes, four in nun- ber, $20 each, and three customers $5 euch. The conviction will be appealed.
Breach of Contract.
Orrawa, Aug, 2.
A clainn for $600,000 minion Government for breach of contract was filed in the Exchequer Court to-day by
pany. an agreement with the Federal authorities
New Glasgow, N.S., with Pugwash and Pictou, and after had been partially built the road was taken off their hands by the ways.
The Big Raft
Porst Lepreaux, Aug. 2,—7 a. m.
the point three miles off shore. W.; fresh breeze. alony quite fast with ebb tide.
monster with great interest.
|
| ing the
not distinguishable.
| Fraces Cove, G. M., Aug. 2, 2.30 p. m. The big raft has just passed north.
Labor Day in Halifax.
Hauirax, Aug. 2. Labor day was successfully inaugurated here to-day by a monster processivn of organized labor societies and a picnic to McNab’s Island, attended by 2,500 people. The men madeasplen iid showing, and con- | ducted themselves with great credit, and l assured the success of future labor days in Halifax. : 800 nen. Mayor O’Mullin, Stipendiary Mott and several of the city contractors
occupied carriages during the procession.
| A Peculiar Proceeding. i Monrreal, August 2.
| It is stated that a meetiag was held here a few nights ago by certain doubtful charac
' ters at which it was resolved to run down
all detectives of the Law and Order League.
' Dr. Bazin, President of the League, has been already warned on several occasions.
Body Found.
Haurrax, Aug. 2. The body of Garrett g mach,
v . discovered to-night.
A
| Weather Bulletin.
—_—_—
Toronto, August 3—-10 a. m.
Moderate winds, mostly westerly; fine and
' warmer,
Abner Nelson, of Halifax, has purchased
against the Do-
the Montreal and European Railway Com- The Company say they entered into
Minister of Rail-
The big raft in tow of two tugs passing Wind, N. The raft is running Pilot boats | and coasting schooners are eXamining the A tug show- American flag and a code of flags
The vrocession numbered over
| reterence to the Commission Bill which | th was read in the House July 12th, andithat | for winter se
made |
Killed Her Husband. Orrawa, August 2. John Gascon, a farmer, died at his home on the Gatineau river a few days ago, from | the effects of a blow he received on the ‘head from his wife who armed herself with
| |
Smith had not interviewed the editor of | ‘sascon will be tried at Aylmer,
He had not seen him and had |
.
held no communication with him regarding | . . 5
In replying, he said he|
a shovel. It was a family quarrel, Mrs. The Winter Steamer. Orvawa, Aug. 2.
yp . . .
lhe Marine Department is advised that rvice between P. jand the mainland | November. service next winter.
Lett
er From Mr. Earle.
Srr,—lI had the extreme pleasure of at- tending and listening to the rendition of the programme of Camilla Urso’s Concert last evening; and when I say that this musical organization (excellent as it is) is the best of the kiad that has ever visited | this Province, I am simply stating what | and a number of others like myself, believe }to be true. I have not time to enter | the different selections, which, to my mind, were the ** gems,” but will simply say that |T do not believe Madame Urso’s porform- } ances on the violin could be excelled in any | part of the world. I heartily congratulate her upon having such an accompanist as Mr. Harry Hopper, and him upon his ex- ceHent performance of Lizst’s ‘* Rigolletto,”’ | which was a rare treat. I hope to see the | Lyceum literally packed this evening. By } doing sv shall we show those talented musi- cians that we do appreciate really first-class music, and at the same time encourage ithem to again come and see us. There were twelve pieces upon the programme and
'ten out of the twelve were rapturously en-
| |
cored. These were not encored merely to till up the time, as is generally done; and also to make a really flat concert go good among a certain few; but they were en- cored because they were really deserving of it. Isay, then, musical friends, if you love music, go to-night; and believe me you will enjoy a pleasant evening. Every iumber on the programme was delightfully rendered.
Ss. i.
EARLe.
MARRIED.
On the 31st ult., at the Methodist Parson- we, Prince Street, by the Rev, John Read, Mr. Anus Blue, ofLittle Sands,Lot 64, and Mi-s Margaret MeNeill, of the same place.
In this city, on the 2nd inst., f H. W. Longworth.
[Funeral on Saturday, at 2.30 p. m., to St. Paul’s Church, thence by carriages to Sher- wood Cemetery ].
Daisy, wife
Bran and shorts for sale cheap by the bag it Beer & Goffs. aug?, 2i
Provincial Rifle Association
Assecitt on will be held on Kensington Rifle Range, commencing on MONDAY, '3ih August,
it 8 30a ma, § G. L. DOGHERTY, Secretary, jy2i—dy tues & fri wky tl dte
Ss a ee
yes and frequenters | took place |}
. ; all were found
in 1884 to bud a railway from Oxford to branches to 70 miles
Jalversity of Monat Allison College,
SACKVILLE, N. B.
fraLL TERM opens
August 30th. For infor-
+1 ] Yount . ling a9 ts ‘ guilty under the Common Gambling Act. | mation as to Courses of Study, Expenses,
&e., send for a Culendar. Young Men and Women desirous of taking a College Course are invited to correspond with the President.
J. R. INCH, LL. D.
Sackville, July 11, 1888—iw ttf
The Eps Te
THE Congregation of the SACRED HEART 4 CHURCH, ALBERTON, intend holding a GRANU EXCURSION AND TEA on the Beautiful Grounds surrounding the Church, on
Puesday, 14th August, In Aid of their Church.
The Ladies of Alberton are famed for their excellent tables in the past, and are now deter- mived to make this eclipse every Tea of the -en-on. Remember, the Moon was eclipsed on
unday last, and our Tea will eclipse everything »f the kind this season.
tevoiving swings Games of all kinds, Dancing ind first-class Suloous weil stocked with ali the ielicacies of the season, are some of the mauy nducements which will be provided by the Com- plitee
Young Men and Women!—Follow the advice of Horace Greeley, and come West on the lith of AUgUSE.
«$8 ecial Train will leave Charlottetown on that day at 5o’clock, a.m, and will arrive at \iberton Tea Grounds at 1016 a. m.; returning, wilt leave Yea Grounds at 3.15 0’clock, p. m., stundard time.
terurn Tickets, including Tea, will be issued it all Stations west of Charlottetown at the fol- Owlny rates :—
Charlottetown and intermediate Stations to
Ti conc ce nkecinbedeketbiackeeessenis 25 Miihom Lwyalist, (olvilie, North Wiltshire,
tituter Kiver, Clyus. « aye Traverse 115 Fredericton, Elliott's, Bradaibane, Emerald,
ee es Ce eee adaues 1 05 fraveller’s Rest, Summerside... ............ 95 \liscoucne, St. sichulas, Wellington, Kich- mond, Northam, Port Hili, Euersiie....... . & NP REPEL POO eS le 79 Pe cas, 5 dass 54.405 0a so cadens ) ae PO CN EIEs TR vik 6 06 be so cob iogce 0s seo ee a ee ae 50 oe ee SPT or eee a 3 | WHIGAPC.....ccceeceeercececccrrenneewetesceeeere 45 SO. ss wk da c+ & Sree ah ike bo o> fac duane « 30
yg Bey Oe ne a eS 9]
Excursion Train leaves (standard time) ee a Ae re ee 5.00 a, m. arGity SOROUU. 6. h6di0 cs ice cectidwisve 5.15 - ** eis TD 5... an daskideieawinee ia. A ska dee ds cued cu ape ensues — IS. Sp ko ab vive ve cooeoeeiien 6.26 ** A dra ion ais is Hind apes 60 ebb thes nae NS Ohh iss 6 bakennde.¥ coebbnas cone 6.44 Kensington ..... bb ik pobSébvcCieenecteen ites a i <.'.2558C.< i pessennnceedareeee Te? i. ow eal Suan + Reena 7.£0.i™ Se ss ooo dou pe eebb oceans Vexeenbe RO.: “ Port Hill...... - fica bo dda ch aeaadee 8.35: ** NON 4 oi od Seueedtiebuseineeseeaheen =: *
i aa: eteagens oetennn ener ee 9 46 i MRS ee Sin a dy een es tag's un: +
Tickets will be issued at Excursion Rates on Cape Traverse Branch by Regutar Train to con-
one of the | nect with Express Train arriving in Alberton a
On.
; , ohew: oy n at : ctims of Tuesday's drowning disaster, was Parties wishing to remain over at Alberton
ean take advantaze of cheap fares by Excursion on the 16-h, being the Gathering of the Ulans in | Charlottetown. | ‘Phe aew Trotting Park at Alberton, close by l the grounds, may be completed before tnat dey, and horse racing may be indulged in, Come one aud all to enjoy a good day’s sport. JNO, P. BRENNAN, Sec’'y Committee,
jy%
e new steamer now building ia Glasgow | i. Island | will be completed in | lhe vessel will perform ferry |
into !
-FRIDA
Y,
AUGUST F 1¢@ =
eet ne a
IGOMPETITORS VERY UNEASY.
i.
ustomer more t Competitor
BECAUSE
whole country
June 25, 1888.
NO WONDER -His Prices astonish
W Ba. me F Because the Big Rush for Clothing is at
EK. PROWSE’S.
0
the natives. Every han pleased.
s may say what is not true about Bankrup
| Clothing, Big Boom in Clothing, &, &., but L. E. PROWS
does the business all the same.
his Prices are tov low for competition. The
are
invited to see his wonderful Stock o
L. E. PROWSE,
Sign of the Great Big Mat, Queen Street.
BANKRUPT CLOTHING.
AUCTION SALE
Household Furniture.
[T3™ instructed by MRS. HAYDEN, to sell by} Auction. at her Residence, corner of Great! George and Water Streets,
}
On Wednesday, 15th August,
AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
All her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist- ing of Perior, Dining Roum and Bedroom Sets, 1 Mahogany Extension Table, Chairs und Side- board, Carpets, il Cloth, Sefas and Bureaus, Feather ‘eds and Bedding, Crockery and Glass- | ware, Window Poles and Curtains, Pictures, | Flowers, Stoves, etc., etc, |
ALso—One Iinproved Singer Sewing Machine, | and one Kitchen Range (S:ewart, No. 9. |
Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc.
Sleigh, Water Cart and Harness, and one good Milich Cow, 6 years old (Ayrsaire.
) GEO. M. HARRIS,
| Auctioneer. } } j
| i | ' |
jy27—dy tl sle
Reddin’s Drug Store.
Gross ENO’S SALT, -1 Gross BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 10 Boxes FLY PAPER, lbs INSECT POWDER, INDIGO DIAMOND DYES. Country Traders will find our Wholesale Prices as low as any in the city.
D. o'M. REDDIN, Jr. | jy25—l1m .* - e
WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc.
et ie !
O LET.—A House containing five rooms, in’ good repair, situated on King Street, near Pownal Street. aug3Z#
WANTED. —An intelligent, obliging Boy, of good character, for a Country Store. Must write a fair hand. A Boy from the country pre- ferred. Apply in applicent’s handwriting to C. E. D., at this office. 2i eod—auy2
W ANTED.—A pair of matched Black Horses, young, sound, weigh avout eleven hundred each, and sixteen hands high. Must be good style and good ruadsters. A good price will be paid for a good team. Enquire for A. GILBERT, at the Osborne House. li—auy2
w4 NTED.—A Girl to do general housework in a small family. Apply to Mrs. JOHN A. Moore, East Kent Street. tf—augl
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A. Girl for gen, eral housework. Apply to Mrs. kK, Coapy Commercial House. pd li—augld
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A Plain Cook. , Apply at this office. jy3l
WANTED.—A general Servant in a_small family. Apvly to Mrs. HaLes, Water
Street, opposite EXAMINER office. jy3l
WANTED.—A Girl for general housework in a small family. Apply at Mrs, CHAS. SMALL- woop’s, Richmond Street. pd 2i—jy3i
NOTICE.—Mr NATHANIEL DECOURCEY wishes to inform the public thathe is prepared to cart away refuse from dirty yards, and perform the work of a Scavenger. Apply at head of Pownal Street, near St. James’ Church.
jy3il—6i
WANTED TO RENT.—A House containing seven or eight rooms. Apyply at this office. jm .
| OST.—On Tuesday, 24th July, a Bunch of Keys. 4
Finder will be rewarded vy leaving them at tf—jy30
this office.
L°8T.—4 black-covered Memorandum Book. with some torn pages in it. Finder will please leave it at this office. tf—iy30
ee
SUCCESSFUL HATTER
Is the one who buys the most
STYLISH GOODS.
These are always the Best Values, and are now ¢ffered
to the Lower Province Trade by
MACLEAN, SHAW & UU.
MONTREAL.
We are the ONLY HOUSE IN CANADA who Deal Exclusively in HATS. We keep constantly on hand the Latest Novelties. We kee the Newest Styles at Reasonable Prices, Hitters say they have no trouble to sell our Goods. MR. FAIRBAIRN represents us in the Lower Provinces.
July 20—3m 2aw
BOOT AND SHOR FACTORY
Great Boom in Boote & Shoes.
THE EXCITEMENT RISING! Our Boots Take the Lead! Fit any Foot, Suit any Purse |
NOTHING LIKE HOME MANUFACTURE |!
SOD ee
To the Wholesale Trade:
JOB LOTS, comprising 50 Pairs Assorted Boots, sold from 20 to 40 per cent. below cost. About 1,000 Pairs of this kind
on hand. ; GOFF BROS.,
Successors to Dorsey, Goff & Co,
June 21, 1888—eed & wky
L°ST.—On Saturday afternoon, between this city and Brackley Point, a Brown Overcoat. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the sume with JOHN A. MOORE. 4i—jy30 \ ANTED TO RENT.—A Furnished House. Anyone having such tolet can hear of a tenant by applying at this office or addressing “A B.” Box 497, Ch’town. pd 6i eod—jy28
WASTED. A Girl to do general housework
for a smal] family. Good wages. Apply mmediately at EXAMINER office. __ 8i—jy28
V ANTED.—A Servant Girl. No _ washing. Wages $0) Apply at THE EXAMIgBR office. i Jy
| WANTED. -Three honest, pushing Men in
i your vicinity; special inducements now ;
| fast-selling specialties. Don’t delay. Salary
| from start.—BROWN BROTHERS. Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. 2m (tues & fri)—ju5
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To LET.—A Houze on Prince Street, contain- ing nine rooms and a Shop, with outbuild- ‘ings attached. For further particulars apply at | THe ExaMINER cftice. 2w eod—jyl?
i bte- WANTED.—A competent Man as Foreman in wood-finishing or bench department of a Furniture Factory. Address “‘ Furniture,” care of KXAMINER Office, stating experience and | wages expected. —jy
}
| T? LET.—The Dwelling House situated on the i corner of Great George and Water Streets. | Possession given about the 15th August. Also, ' fur sale one Scholarship Certificate for King’s College, Windsor. Apply to Mrs. Alex. Hay- DEN. eod tl 15 aug—jy27
{
| Great George Street to Kent Street, opposite | Stewart’s B. .Kery, and begs that the patronage so ' liberally extended to her in the past will be con- | tinued in the future. pd 6i—jy23
{ WANTED.~A good Parlor Maid. | No washing
: 7s ry Apoviy at this office. Jv wky
jCh’vown, June 14, 1888.
oa — = + a
500 White au Cul Si
WE ARE OPENING TO-DAY
2 CASES WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS,
Which were shipped to us in error, will be sold at Cost and Charges to Clear.
Choice Patterns Direct from Manufacturers.
WE ARE SELLING
THOUSANDS OF HATS
Far better value than is given by those that blow so much.
———_
= 'You will be Convinced if you examina our Stock and compare Prices.
| REMOVAL.—Mrs HENNESSEY, Dressmaker, | has removed from her iate residence on}
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OUSTUM TAILOR
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