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Other Items. |

| No Touraament to-nivht. | - Ne mails crossing to-day. Fe

SENATOR Boyp is ili at Ottawa. - ; Carr. Artuur Irvine is in the city. > Miss Mewro is to start a cookery school at Moncton.

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Two fresh cases of small pox are reperted in | Dartmouth. “

Mr. Yreo. M. P., had not at latest advices, appeared at the Capltal

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fue ‘Northern Light” was yeste:day re- | ported four miles off W bite Sands . + Yne Stockholdera of the Bank of P. E |

Island, meet at the Banking House, to morrow at }1 o'cloek. . Sure News.—‘The brigt. ‘‘Sirius,” Sigs- worth master, sail+d from Halifax for Savauna | Is Mar, Jamaica, on the 2ist ult. a> ' His Hosor rug Lirctenant 'GovekNnor |

will open the Session of the Legislature, on

Wednesday, the 8th inst., at three o'clock, P- m. eine Twenty bbls Ker: sene Oil, 20 bbis Onions, | a lot Pickles, Confestionery, Washing Blue, Brushes, Biscuit, 4c —wholesale or retail K.

K. Brace. m3 o Exper D. Crawron» will (D. V.) preach in Christian meeting house, upper Great

George Street, Sunday evening, 5th inst., at és o’elock. Diddle In the notice of eale of clothing by “*t. Paul's congregation, published yesterday, we inadvertently imserted Tuesday, instead of Thursday, 13th April as t'.e date. om > Sxow Snoes at -Morris’ Book Store, Sum merside P. E. I., Gentlemen's $4.00; Ladies’ | $3.00; Children’s $200 Sent by train, f eight | paid, upen receipt of the price. pe ll AN Ottawa despatch to the Moncton Jimes states that it has been decided to unite Sun- bury and Queen’s Counties, N. B, and give an additiousl member to Westmoreland. - - > - Enveationat Ixstricts.-— Remember Murray's Leeture. on Novel Reading, this | evening at eight o'clock, in the Upper Prince Street School. An admission fee of te. cents | will be charged. > Tux population of Charlottetown is 11, 500, er about double that of Moncton. Yet Char- lettetown is behind Moncton in many respects and itis only just beginning to talk about water works.—Moncio. Times. - > PERISHED IN a SNow Sroxm.—The Shediac eorrespondent of the St. John Globe writes that Mr. Lorain Niles, of Cape Bald, lost hie lite Thursday night during the storm while near Mrs. Larkin’s residence. ~ ~~

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Now PAYMBNT of assessments in Ontario has reduced the list of persons entitled to vote at the forthceming elections from 29,000 to some 12,000, so that praztically 17,600 voters have been disfranchised through this cause,

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Tue brigantine ‘ Isabella,” of P. E. Island, Captain Richards, arrived at Hali fax en the 28th ult., from Pernambueeo, Breril, vith a cargo of 4955 bags of Sugar for the Canada Sogar Refinery, Moutceal.

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We omitted to metion yesterday that Mr. Jazaes WV. Mullally passed a very creditable exa.nination during the session of the Supreme Court at Georgetown, and was almitted as an Attorney. Mr. Mullally studied law in the office of Messrs. Palmer & McLeod, of this city. We wish him success.

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Tus railway crossing at the east end of Grafton Street is disgraceful t is impos- sible for a team to pass it without incurring serious injury. It is the chief landing place for teams from all parts of the East River. We, therefore, hope the authorities will at- tend to it immediately, and making crossing easy.

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Tux brigantine ‘‘ Erin,’ ef Charlotte- town, recently purchased by Black Bros. & Co., was chartered to load here with sleepers for the Newfoundland Railway, and after having shipped a crew has been obliged to abandon the voyage on account of ice off the Newfoundland coast. She is now discharging the sleepers at Richmond and will probably load for the West India Market.— Halifax. Herald.

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Crrizens of the lower part of the town com. plain beesuse the street drains in the upper par‘ ef the town are opened out by the Cor- poration, while those in frent of their resi dences are mot. They are thus, they say, compelled to open the drains themselves, or let the water from the drains above flow into their cellars and houses. For the Corporation to keep men employed in shovelling away the snow and opening the drains on the upper part of Graiten Street (near the store of the Chairman of the Street Committee) while they do nothing towards letting the water flow past the corner of Grafton and Hillsborough streets is—te use a mild term—ridiculously unfair.

Tue tournament, which was to take place in Citizens’ Skating Rink to night, has been post;oned until Saturday next the 12th instant. The postponement is necessi’ated because of a depredation com mitted in the Rink last night. Some vandal entered the building through a window during the night, pulled the plug from the tank and flooded the Rink with water three inches deep, thus leaving it impossible for contestants to skate. The Directors of the Rink are endeavoring to find out the person who committed the depredation. They have offered $20 reward for infor- mation which will lead to cenviction of him. We hope they will succeed.

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Twe drawing in Babbitt's Gift Enterprise took place to-day with the following resu t :— The following numbers drew $2, each: 1373, 1912, 30-0, 3028, 614, 417, 149%, 509, 3098, ‘468, 67, 1087, 578, 901, 795, 597, 873 1217 2065, | 2025, 1208 1656, 1487. 1559. 2026, 977, 455, 1618, 410, 462, 1607, 754. 1743, 1782 1280 279, 1081, 960, 1145, 1239, 1363, 44, 912, 3005, 185-45. The fellowing drew 35, ach : 781. 2096, 742, 465 1027. 1411, 282, 22, 169 74, 344. 1639 1679, 1611, 1113. 2%7, 452 8'7, 1100, 495. 1507, 380, 1262, 2013, 761. 160, 415, 3100, 3005, 391, 1234. 1671, 3016 1001, 3071—35. The following drew $19, ech:

7, 786, 561, 2096, 124. 1326, 3714, 1!78, 111%, 6-2, 1088, 3013, 3049, 801, 1358, 2 21, $574, 1508, 352, 1193, 2008, 478, 189, 196, | 45425, The following drew $29. enc h:} a 718, 673 5 1479 drew §25 5 L1v0 ers

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TELE DALI,

Special Notices

CLEARING

| S.reeta, Charlottetown, P. FE. I.

$7,

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-AT THE

LONDON HOUSE.

. WE OFFER |

GREAT BARGAINS

POR — |

CASE!

ON THB BALANCE OF @UR

Winter Stock,

AND OTHER LINES,

— ABPORDING- a—

FINE OPPORTUNITY

-- FOB—

Town and Country People

~—TO PURCHASE —

4 4 a

—AT A—

Lew Figure.

GEO. DAVIES & 69.

January 27, 1682. why

} | | | Pea Sour (very pice), at Beer & Gofl’s. | your old sewing Machine for a new ore; but

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Pickitep Cabbage le. per ponod; Mixel ickles and Chow-Vhow, by the quart; Oran- erries, 8c. per quart,—-R. K, Fracz {23 IR.,

whick he will sell

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has a few tons good for cash

Dan. Davies, Sathracite Coal, feb 18—+tf.

Cannez Salmon and Finnan Haddies, only 20cts. per can.—R. K. Baaer. f23

{fe 6 A worp tothe ladies! Do not exchange fetch it to me and I will repair it and make it as good as new or no charge made,—\VILLIAM BROWN, shop on corner of Prince and Grafton nov } tf wy nil ee

Jupce Hucn Macponarp, of Nova Scotia has resigned. Attorney General Thompson or Mr. §. Norman Ritchie, are most likely to succeed him, aithongh M. H. Richey, M. P., may be a strony candidate —Ie

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MARR,

At Geergetewn, on 2nd inet., befere Hon. D. Gordon, J. FP, Mr. tieorze H. Hume, ani Miss Emily ( ompton, both of Brooklyn, King’s County

At Belfast Manse, by the Rev. A. 5. Stewart, ebruary 17th, Mr. John Nicholson, of Mentaguc, to Miss Annie Murchison, of of Poi.t Prim,

On the 2ist ult, by the Rev. Dr. Murray, William Malcolm McLeod, Peint Prim, to Mary, third daughter of the late D. Menae, Esy., of the sane place

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At Head of Montague, on Web. 22nd, in the 50th year of her age, Cliristy, the beloved wife oi Donald Campbell, leaving a husbanc, six sons, and three daughters to mourn the loss of an aficctionate wife aud mother.

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At St. Eleanor’s, in the fourth year of her age, Ella Botts, adupted child of William and Lauretta Schurman.

At St Eleagor’s on the 25th inst., after a short illness, John McMillan, ia the 56th year of his age.

Darnley Farm for Sale

7FXO be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Summerside, on WEDNESDAY, 19th April, at 12.39 pm., (if not previously dis- posed of by private sale) either im one lot or divided to suit purchasers, that well known Darnley Farm, lately occupied by Hon. J. C. Pope.

The farm consists of about 300 acres, all cleared, well fenced, and in good condition, watered by a spring and running brook, and with never failing wells ef good water. There are on the farm a large and commodious dwelting house, with geod barns and out- buildinys of all kinds On the shore fronts otf the farm are abundant supplies of mussel mud and a shipping place.

‘Terms 25 per cent. of the purchase money, cash on execution of the deed ; 50 per cent. may remain secared on the farm; for the remaining 25 per cent. approved secu.ity on real estate will be taken. :

Iso at the same time and place, about 67 acres of wood land on Lot 24, near Mr. James Sutherland’s. Terms easy.

For further particulars apply to

HODGSON & McLEOD, Charlottetown and Summerside. March 2, 1882-—law-wkly, wkly pat, sj

Ocean Steamship bo.

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SPRING TRIP, 1882.

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The First-Class Iron Screw Steamship

PRINCE EDWARD.

1364 Tons Register,Classed 100 Al, which is the highest Class at Lloyds,

ROBERT FRASER, Comman der,

Now on the Berth at Liverpeol to Receive Cargo, will Sail from

Liverpoc! for Charlottetown

ABOGUY THE i¢th APRIL,

Carrying Freight at through rates from Lon- don and Glasgow, delivera! le at Char- lottetown, Georgetown, Summerside, Alberton, Souris and Pictou

For Freight, apply in London to John Pi'- cairn & Sons, 16 Great Winchester Street, E. C.; in Glasgow, to James Kelso, 134 St Vin- cent Street; in Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers, srockley Buildings, 61 South Jobn Street; in Pictou, N.§8, to Noonan & Davies; or here, to

PEAKE BRO’S & CO., Feb, 23,’82—5w vaw Managers

Administration Notice,

HE undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Mary Walsb, late of Charlotte- town, in Queen’s Connty, widow, deceascd, hereby notefies all persons indebted to the said Estate to make immediate payment to him, and al! persons having claims or demands against the said Estate are hereby required to exhibit such claime and demands duly attested to him for payment, within twelve months from this date, A. A McLEAN, Administrator. Ch’town, Ist Morch, |882.—3m law

wWOTICE. Ocean Steamship Company of Prince Edward Islaad.

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>¥°H* ANNUAL MEETING of the Ocean i Steamship Company of Prince Et ward Island will be heid in the office of Peake | Bro’s & Co., on |

| Wediiesday, the Sth day of March 1882, aT 7 0 CLOCK, beh on |

POR mewn; Hew Fy (8ST tw Orw

Beay !

CLEARING-OUT

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Pc AMINER, MARCE MABRCE

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PRICES |

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J. 8. MACDONALD.

7000 yards 9000 yards 8000 yards 13,000 yards 5000 yards {500 yards Spring Tweed, 700 yards Table Damask, b0U yards Pillow Cotton, ite Cotton Sheeting, Lace Curtais Scotch Carpets, Felt Carpets, Hy widths, and During the month ef March I 1

Grey Gotton, White Cotton, irint Cotton,

Ladies Cold. Dress Goods, slack & Cold. Cashmeres

° - 5 cents

up. ‘é

ei is i . ~ * fe: SF 6“ SN se ar oo 6é << ae “ 4Q sé ee. * 20) se ee

3, Curtain Muslin, Tapestry Carpets, ‘mp Carpets, Fiour Qul Cloth, all Room Paper.

vill give Burgains in every Department. |

‘ . . ; . ’ Cash customers will tad no cheaper goods in Town.

J. B.

MACDONALD.

Reonnan’s Old Stand, Qneen Straet, Febrnary 28, 1ss?—wkly. pat pres

3000 500 LTo 700 100 30

50 18 17 75 40 40

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WHOLESALE:

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barrels Superior Extra f Jour, barrels K, D. ¢ ornmeal,

barrels Oaimeal,

half-chests Superior Congeu Tea, puns. Bright T.iuadad Molasses, sides Soie Leather (Logan’s), Cheese,

tons Manilla Cordage (all sizes), tons Island Flour,

caddies Tobacco,

bags Rice,

hhds. Porto Rico Sugar,

10 nhdg. Scotch Refined Sugar, 130 barrels Kerosene (American), 160 “ No.1 Labr. dor Herring,

lu ce Split Peas,

id White Beans,

25 “« No.1 Pilot Bread,

50 « =©6Sugar (Nova Scotia Refinery),

ly “« Washing Soca,

lu ‘¢ Qurrants,

lu # Pickles (Crosse & Blackwell),

10. & | Gedtpetre,

5 « Brimstone, 56 « §$ulphur,

50 boxes Soap (assorted),

50 « S$taret (Colman’s)

5) % Sperm Canales, 50° « ‘Tallow Candles,

75° “ Raisins ( Layers)

100 « ~=6Pipes (assorted),

56 « ~=©Bi-cuits (assorted),

50 dozen Brooms,

5). Pails,

10° “ Mir:ora,

10 “ Hay takes,

15 Hay and Manure Forks,

2) “ Square Pointed Shoveis,

2 « Grain Scoops, 5 “ Trish Spades,

50 boxes Clinch Nails, 300 “ Glass si). «& Herse Shoe Nails, 350 kegs Cut Nails,

10

20

kegs Horse Shoes, : casks Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil,

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Plough Metals, Whips, Curry Combs, (oilee,

Pepper,

‘ink Shoe ey’s

Liqu Who Ochr

Cream of Varter, Ground Ginger, amon, Allspice, Indigo, Nutmegs, Sago, Blicking, Mixed Spice, Cudbear, Nix- Black Lead, Redwood, Y:tlow Wood, orice, Senna, Epsom Salis, Whole Cloves, le Ginger, Pearl Biue, Potash, Yellow) e, Red Ochre, Logwood, Wastilag)

OWEN CONNOLLY.

LIQUORS IN BOND,

30 bhds. Hellanc Gin,

55 Qrs. holland Gin,

40 Octayes, Helland Gin,

20 puns, Demerara Spirite,

6 puns, Aleobol,

10 barrels Alcohol,

45 bhads, Brandy,

55 Qre. Brandy,

30 oviaves Brandy, | § barrels Rve Whisky, | 12 bhds, Port Wine, 10 Qrs, Port Wine, 0 Qr-. Sherry Wine,

50 barrels Boitled Porter,

1) barrels Syrups,

25 bags Corks,

20 gross Flaske,

25 dozen Jars, 1, 2 and 3 Gallons, 10 erates Crockery wag,

10 doz, Washboards,

10 nests Wash Tnbs, 100 rolls Roofing Paper,

6; cewt, No 1 Euglish White Lead, 40 ewt, Colored vainte,

10 Weeden Plovghs, | 5) reams Wrapping Paper, | J) cases Mat hes,

30 cases Bootsand Shoes,

& cases Castor Oil,

100 kegs Baking Soda, 300 pags Salt

2 casks Potty,

2 casks Miner Shovels,

2 casks Copperas, i '

3 casks Chain Traces,

Crystal, Corn Starch, Confectionery, Wheat Farina, Macaron',Aviline Dyes, Mace, Ground, Cloves, Tapioca, Vermicelli, Fiavoring Ex- | trcts, L-mon, Orang: and (itron P el. Slates _ and Slate Pencils, Ink, Lead Pencils, Stove, | Shoe and Scrubbing Bruehes, Seed Wheat. (Fife), Seed Barley (6 Rowed), Seed Peas. (Golden Vine.)

Charlottetownw, Feb, 24, 1882—1m cod & whly, pat ne 1m

LS LOLITA A NT

‘PMIE CANADIAN PACIFiC RAILWAY COMPANY offer Lands in the Fa TILE BeLP of Manitoba and the North- west ‘Territory for sule on certain condition as to the cultiva-|

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Payment to be made one-sixth at time of purchase, and the balance in five |

CANADIAN f AGL

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RAILWAY GOMPARY.

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$2.50 PER ACRE.

anpual iosialments, with

interest at six per cent,

A REBATE OF $1.25 PER ACRE

allowed for cultivation, as described ja the Company’s Land Regulations.

THE LAND G

RANT BONDS

of the Company, which can be procured at all the Agencies of the Bank of Montreal, snd other Banking Lastitutions throughout the country, will be

RECELVER AT THN PER CENT. P&EDITM

on their par value, with interest accrued, on account of and in payment of the purchase any addreess on recep of ove dellar.

money, thus further reducing the price of the land tothe purchaser, Special arrangements made with Emtgracion and Land Companies.

For copies of the Land Regulations

aud other particulars, apply to the Company's

Land Commissioner, JOHN McTAVISH, Winnipeg; or to the undersigaed.

By order of the Board,

CHARLES

Montreal, December 1st, 188.

DRINKWATER, Becretary. a [de 17 2manw

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St. Lawrence Hotel.

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1E above Hotel is now RE OPENED, having been thoroughly repainted avd nished in the best style. B. ing centrally

situated and within three minutes walk of the Railway Depot and Sieamboats, it offers inducements to the travelling pubhe.

P: met

rroanent and Trensicat |

ation unsurpassed by any other Hotel in

1@iaietTs B2CCOe

the city.

Ch'town, Dec, 2!, 8).

HE place to cet your Prin‘ing

WM. E. HiCKSY, Propris tor

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| NOTICE.

H AVING rented the premises lately oc- ‘2B copied by C. F. Uanpis, the subscriber begs to ivtimate to the public that he is carry- ing on the

TINSMITH BBSINESS

branches. Orders punctos'ly at- A cali respectfully solicited. L. W. HARRIS, Upner (jueen

in all its c

snden tO.

. 1882.

Qt PES: RIDE for the DALLY EXAMINER “ + 6 Chow est aod most Beway Paper y Dottie fn thee Province

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BOSTON BRANCH

i —— | fPYHE BOSTON SILVER PLATING CO are | now prepared to do all kinds of Gold ‘and Silver Plating, such as Kuives, Forks, |Spoone, Cake Basket-, Ice Pitchers, Cruet | Stands, ‘Tea Sets, Watches ond J weiry of levery description, Catrriage Work, Haudles, Dashers, etc . etc,

Also, Sewing Machines and Guus repaired, and ai) kinds of fine Machinery.

Every job wacrauted togive entire satisfac. tion or no Chaige made,

WILLIAM BROWN, M j wager,

Shep on the corner of Prince ani G.atton Streets,

Ch. rlottetow, Feb, 4, '8?.

BOR a1 = So es a By elite sa dsinsisS THE PERFECTION

| SOLE PROPRIETORS | | oF WHISKYIZ@4)=

| UNRIVALLED For eg ROTHER ws

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'GREENLEESS PS@STODDY. ea

DISTILLERES ARGY.

ORNE HIGHLAND WHISKY. ANALY ICAL SANITARY INST(T TION | 54, Holb-rn-viedact, EC , Londo: Aug.4,'79 | Ravo«t onthe Lorye Hicutaxn Wrasker: | & We have visited the bottling steres of i Greepless Brothers, and tave ws lected from the vats, sampls of theie Lorne Highland Whisky, and have sebj cted them to caretul examination and anelysia, The sampics were very fia rant, mellow, end of pleasant flavor, and possessed all i the characteris‘ics of pure end well- m.turet Scotch Whisky of the ficst ! quality.” | “ Antuor Hitt, Hassatt, M. D. “Orrvo Heanen, F.C. 3., FL.”

Agent -_— OWEN CONNOLLY, | Chail ttetown, P. E. 1

| Feb, 24,18 2, Be & : >

Esemoved,

\ RS. W. W. IRVING begs to notify he i frieuds and the public generally that | Ske 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. Pechles, Senth Side of King Sqnare ran 29 tf

EVENING SALES!

AT AUCTION,

5) barrels Hottled Ale ee i. PAGE Se C0 Es Hawk be ;

—WILL SELL—

At Auctions A VARIBTY OF

GOODS,

AT THEIR STORE,

53 Queen StReer,

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Commencing this F vening. Jan. 30th, and continuing for a fw weeks,

Householders and others will ¢o well to

/ Attend as bargains may be expected,

Jan. 20, 82.

MEKCHASTS Marine Insurances Go'y

OOF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. "3 HE

Annual General Shareholders of the held at the

Y.M.C.A. HALL,

—_ON —

Wednesday, 8th March Next,

AT 3 0}: LOCK, P. M,,

Meeting of the Company wili Le

| for the election of Directors for the enezing

| year, and the transaction of oth pr business, FE* TON T. NEWBERY,

Manager, Chitown, Feb. 7; 'R9—oaw till Sd, dly after

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PEE fri nds ard customers of the late W. i kK. WW ami Druggist are hereby not iiel that the b siness will be car- ried on by sis ¥ idow,» ho respectfuily solkerts a continuance of the patronage and custom 60 liberally b stowed uyen her late lamented husband by a kind an! #ppreciative publie. Charlottetown, Jan. 27, 1882

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AVIES INSTANTAN! OUS MUSIC for the Piano or Organ, by which auy jehild of person cao play any of the p pular

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lars by note at sight, winen study pre: } Vious notice or even mMmoaosica!l talent S-ven | pieces of music, with i structions, mailed to

Ualae

Agenis warted, P. O. Box 2it,

ilugue oftunes mailed free | Savies Manvracrvrine Co,

| Amberst, N.S rie 9 im WANT =D.

T the JUNK STORE, Head Powral i

i Wharf, oid Copp r, Brass, Iron, Led, | Zine, Rope and Canvass. Horse Hair. Rays, | &e , fur which the bigh-st price will ne pad, a

MONEY Wantici

ART CU, af ) \ WANTED on Mortgage for Sey OG a terms of years. on a first. class city property, yielding @ rental of $908 over and above taxes. For full particnidrs

apply at the cffee of Messrs Loxe onta & Harzain Solic tors, Charlottetown, ft 16 lm

‘BEER & GOFF.

Bu ihest Flag ad Pel Be ee, Hous. ¥, bhats La. bice

Oh’ town, Jan 14,

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