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9 Saturday 111' 13: even., 9 {19 32

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Provulons. lleel’. (small) per 111. Do by the usrter. l‘ork. (care ss)

Do (smell) Mutton, per 111-. ' Lsntb per 111. lVesl, per .

. er .. 11:20: (fresh)

Do by the to“. Choose, per 111., Tallow. per 1b.. Let-d, per 111..

Flow. 10! 1b.. 0.1mm . pcr 100111s.. Eggs, per dose».

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Barley, per bushel. I1- tul to its 611 Outs per 110.. 311 lid to 33611 \ Vegetshles.

Pens. per qusrt

Potatoes. per bushel. 3..

, Poultry.

.1 a 211 1111 10 .‘ls 1.111

T111 11311.net. 4,. 1.171 11.1

Foils. Gibb. let to ls 311

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' ‘ fish.

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Howie's. r bsrrcl. 2.51 to 4011

Meekerel. per dozen.

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Shingles. per It 131 t 111.1

‘ '1 Sundries.

thy. per too. 8011 to 9'1.

Straw. per net 211

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Clover Seed, per 111.. 11 (id to In 8d

lien 11. per yard. 41 to (is

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Sheepskins. 1'15 to 711.

Applet. per 1101..

Partridges.

("11011.le LEWIS. Mnrkct Clerk.

A. HERMAN S. GUN-HMITIEI. BELL-HANGER AND rmsmrn.

11268 to Inform 11111 friends, 111111 the public generally. that he 1111s u 11111 commenced "11111111191111 lh1rchcs~ tor Street. next our to thedtesdiug 111111111 building, where be Is prepared to execute all orders in his line wlth neutness 111111 tlesputch. ox "AND.

A nest assortment of Tinware. Kitchen Utensils. ac. ere. llflodin the stent 111111 T011 Corvus: I‘or. which re- 1111111111 s Go 11 Model I‘rtse. st tltu I‘nris Exposition 0‘ 137.. Also. DON TON LANTERNS. wltichwtll «rpm sesrytlung in the Msrket, end suitsble for etthcr use or on board Vessels. _ A few \VA'I‘II Coot.st on hsnd. which together 111th I has vsristy of other Stock will be sold cheep r111-

Hr. "KRXANB 1s A cut for SA‘VYER‘S CRYSTAL 113. n new. eeonom eel 11nd superior article used in M11. whereby 11 saving of tll'tv per cent is guaran- tfld. old for which he begs to relic t the patronage of W Nerds. be.

111113111. July 21. 1867. e

001th & W111 1T5

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, ROBINSON‘S PATENT COIRN SOLVENT. For Isle by

011' Drugstore. Dec. 1:1. 18117.“ 3' wusw'

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COLLECTING AGENT. Soutls. Jun‘y 2. 1868. 1y

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CONVAYNCER, 1&0. Office,---Great-George St., Charlottetown.

(Near the Catholic Cnthcdrul.) August 22.18611. 12 ll

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SIIII’ BROKER, &c.,

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'l‘lll‘l SIIIlSCllIliICIlS llltt'f‘ this day culcrwl lulu ('(I-I'All'l‘bI‘IllSllll’ 11.1 l‘1.\lllllS‘l'I-iliS 11ml AT-

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ALLEY & DAVIES. (Milt-.11 - - - 1- 0"! [allot-1111's: 13111111111113 Great George Street (1‘ EURUE .\ 1.1.13", LOUIS ll. DAVIES. 11 NOTICE S hereby given. that 1; cull of ONE l'l'lli. (ll«)\"l‘. on all sums blamed in the Charlottetown hlutunl Fire [neur- unttctluttlpully. between the 2.11.). JULY. 111F111. n111l 2.1111 JULY. 18137. is l1cr1-hy rt-quircd within but) 1l11yt1 from the 111110 hereof, to ply 1.1 1811123. otheru'iw lil'lfl'l‘l‘lllllK't will be taken the next 11.1; to enforce payment from 1.11 tlcluilltcrs. Dated this '21th January, [8611. HENRY PALMER. F111. 1'). 1868 1111 Nec‘y & 'l'r'lusurcr. SHOP TO LET- 0 LIST. one of the Shops 111 lililllllN‘S NEW BUILDING. imutcdiutclv adjoining th-a llrug Store 01 W. 11. \l'utson. limp. Lower Quct-n Street. For 11 business stand this shop is not surpassed in the city. l’ossusslolt can be given about the 1st of April next. I‘ittqniro of 11. I). Ill-JUDIN. L‘lt'town, Feb. ‘21). 1868.

(lot. 93. 1307.

1111. J. HOMER. .1519.” 1 . .. ,‘tv PH¥SXuIAN (it SURGE 0N .1 AS established 11 convenient OFFICE in thc building formerly occupied by 1111. SIT'I‘lIl‘Ili LAXI). on the corner of Kent and tires‘. (icorgc Streets, (Flmrluttt-tuwn. where he may be consulted upon all the tlill’crcut brunrhtw of the Medical l‘rofcssion FOR A MONTH OR TWO. > N. 11. Spociul attention given to the most modern and successful 111121111111 of trusting dist-neon of the EX’IG and [JAIL in conltccttort with all those of n Surgicnl ehnrnctcr. 3153- Surgicul oppltsnccs. with all the modern i111- provcmcnts. in grout \‘nrh-tv. co’tunmtly 1111 11111111. Rooms at .‘Ilttl'l RANKIWS. Corner of l’ewnul 111111

Sydney Streets. Chsi'lottctowu. March 11. 1868. If

CHARLOTTETOWN MUTUAL Fire Insurance 0011111111137.

Bulll'rl of Dt'rvcturxflr (he ('tll‘t‘t‘lll ,I/111r .' 1111s. 01:11:11.1: 11111111.. l‘rcsidrnt. William Brown. 1211).. Mark llutcht-r, l~‘.1~q. Hon. George Cob-e. Mr. '1‘1111111111 Emery. lion. H. J. (Talbeck, John Scott. 11311 .. llertrsn Monte. list}. Then. W. 11111111. 11-11,. William 11111111. Esq. "on. W. \V. Lord. Artcmss Lord. 1121111.. \Ym. llenrd. I‘qu. Ulllco hours from 10 n. In. to 4 p. 111. ll. PALMER, Secretory. Mutual Fire lnenrnncc 1111:... Kurt 51., z p 1

Charlottetown. 1st 1’ch.. 1863. COTTON DUCK, I AVINtl been appointed Agent for the sale of 111.: celebrated

, . Russel's Mills Cotton Duck. the Suhecnbcr is prepared to I't‘ccivc orders for 1111 tl.1 dill'crcnt Numbers, 111 quantities to suit putchuwre.

I. 0. "ALL.

Chutlottctown, Mny ‘22. 1867.

PAUJCET 1111.11111an SOUBIS & CKARLOTTETOWN- —o—— ' ‘lll'. 1".1sr-s.111.1:111 11ml (‘omuuuoue Schooner “A. it. Mt‘lhtxtmr." will run between Souns 1% Charlotte. lttwn. culling ut the ltllut‘lllt‘lliutt' ports, or soon 1111 the

unguition permits. . DOMINIClx “EAGLE. Muster.

January 29, 1868. 1 y

FR It) 11110“) l‘llUl‘lilt 1 Y FOR SALE .1.

III". Subscriber offers to 1111-11. by I'rtrnlc Contrort,

the following Property. namely:

A suoc, on uccn Street. It present in the nt‘uupn- tion of Edward t1-illy, Esq” and used It s Book-stun- Ind Printing "1111-11.

A DWELLING HOUSE. on. l’ewnsl Street. occu- picd by Mrs. Selleugcr 1111 s “cooling-house.

A HOUSE. on Km Street, in the rear of Mrs. Sul— lengor’e. occupied by bit. Dunn.

A DWELLING HOUSE. on the Item of Huston Street. accepted by Mr. l‘itzgoul, pensioner.

Also—tho DWELLING on Qui-cu Strc11t.o1~cupic1l.

lllliill MUNAUIMN.

by the subscriber. if

Ch'town, March 4. 18611.

M registered. that! is.

DEBA'I‘ES AND PROCEEDINGS . 0|" 11m: . Litotsm'rtvc COL‘NCIL.

(Continued. )1 Tueusmr..1tpril 9.

1111111) GRAIN socmzrms.

On motion of the lion. Mr. Lord, 11 hill to incorporute societiesffor the 111111 and distribution of seed groin on credit. was read 11 second time 11nd referred to s committee of the whole lIousc. 11011. Mr. Gerdou in the choir.

ilon. Mr. MUtltuu‘ADt The bill says that the documents of the societies are to be registered in the oflico of the Pro-

Cuuuty. but there is uosculo of fees fixed which the olilcer will be entitled to re- ceive. In the ofllco of the deputy Pro- lhonotury of Prince County; documents ure merely filed. 111111 an index or entry. 1111111111 of them. but this hill says 11 book is to he kept in which they are to be re- gistered.

"on. Mr. Lonn:1 think that matter may be left to the Ntttioly. If they wish to have 11 book opened and 'n'registry kept of their 1loc111ncnte.‘tl1ey must pity the fees. Iii—1 honor Ituys thtil dohtlmcuts are not registered in the deputy l’ro- thouotury'u ollicu in Prince County, but merely filed, and 1 think it is u very strutth way 01 doing business. . If there is u l'rothouotnry there. he should keep 11 book nud have the documents properly registered, but us for us these societies are concerned. I think it may be left to them to make lltclr own hurgniu about the registering 111' their documents. 111111 the nmouut 11! [cos need not be eluted in the hill.

11011. Mr. hitclhmsnu: The deputy l‘rolhouoturys ure bound to tile all docu— ments kept in their office 111111 to keep 11 book of entry, for which they are entitled to 11 fee of one philliug. They are also entitled to 11 turthcr ice for giving tt certi- ti1-ute under their 11111111111111 soul. l'npcrs relating to these societies would come under the some provision.

111m. Mr. Convex: The net is very 13111101. 111111 I must any l mu surprised t the statement of 11111 honor from Sum. nerside. The l’rothuuolnry must keep 1 beck. end it must be ready 1dr iuspcc~ ion at 1111 times. I think he is allowed .‘Ice for every hundred words. I know he deputy l’rothouotury at Georgetown .tlcutls to the business of his otlicc very .tilhfully.

lien. Mr. liluntumn: I do not think be law requires 11 hill of 11qu to he re- dstered or trnuscribed. it is tiled and on ulry 111111111 111 it. and if 11 person wnuts n copy of it. he has to puy for it. You can go to the office at my time out! see a bill 01 rule on file.

lion. Mr. Dmtiwmm: If it 1* not cue: tomury to rcgiatcr those pnpers. pcrhups it would he nullicicnt to file them 111111 it would envc expense. I would not like to see any obstucle-thrown in the way of these societies.

"on. Mr. IlIACDtNALJ) : There is pro- vision in the bill giving these societies power to make their 111111. bye-burs. 11111! if they consider it necewtry. to have their documents registered. they will make 11 rule regulutiug l‘ilJ Ices to be‘ puid for doing so. , '

lion. Mr. LORI): I do not are buy no- cessity for any amendment. To require the papers to be registered will cutuil ex« pcnse. and why not leave the bill as it is ? It has been passed by the House of Assembly. 11nd lhcy should protect the in- terests of the people as Well as us. The object of the bill is merely to lcgnlize a so- ciety whichbus been in existence foryenrlt. 11-111 it it is sufficient to have bills of suit: filed, why 111 not sullicicut for those docu- ments 1111111 P Some of your honors lpouk ol arranging 11 scale of fees. 11nd pcrhups some poor mun who has not paid for his need cuts will be brought to the Court-— pcrhnps to the Supreme Court~nn1l ex. pense heaped upon him. I mu prepared to support the bill as it is, for I believe it is better then we con multc it with uuy amendment we con inlmduce.

lion. the l‘uusnu-zN'r: We wont to protect the poor 1111111 by living It settle of fees. so thut the l’rothonotm-y would not be allowed to charge wbutcver be liked. lie is required by this bill to register the documents. and it is our duty to see that be shull not be allowed to churge more 1111111 11 ccrtuin rule for doing so.

lion. Mr. I’Amtm: As the bill wits pureed 11y the House of Assembly. it ex. prcssly snysthut the dncunieutsnre to be transcribed in 11 book. which is the proper wny. Mere- 1y to file 11 certilicute, is not. in my opin- ion, sullicient safety. for this corpore- tieu will have powcrlo purchase 11 sight for their werehouse. not] the title to that will depend upon the regularity of their proceedings. The purchaser will have 11 right to see that their titles are regiso term]. and therefore. I quite agree with the bill, that they should not simply be flied, for 111 case of a removal of the olllee. or in once of fire. they would stand 111nuchh1-tter chance of being preser- ted. I do not think suy person would not: 11 public otllcer to transcribe 11 deco.

tlmnolury or deputy l’rothonolsry of' the-

maul. without paying him for doing so. end the only thing is to see that the lees he chsrau are not too high. No honest community would attempt to impose 11 duty upon s public allicer without proper remuneration. 1do not think there is anything exceptionsble in the hill. or ‘en'ythin; that we seed be apprehensive of. It sppesrs to be e voty innocent. kind of institution, ' end. so tar as I can see. it is likely to prove s useful one.‘ lhops that In every settlement a similar social

will informed. and that our agriculture?- ists will be more provident of that which is of the greatest vsluc to them—their seed grain. This very your shows how improvideut mnuy of them are. They thresb out and run to market with their grain or long us they one gets 101111 sold without looking to the future. and in the Spring they often 11111111 to buy 11 similar article st 100 per cent. bilther price. I think these societies will he very useful, and I do not see that any in- convenience can result to any class. The ulterotions we propose to make are very simple~mcrcly giving power to the institution to hold 11 piece 01 ltllltl to build upon, and all corporations have thnt polo-er. I therefore propose the fol- lowing amendment : -

"The prelimiunry cxpcneca memory for corryiugiut) vil'ct-t thc provinan of thin Act. shall he paid by the tucmhcrs of the said Society. I'lllt'ttltly_ according to the quantity of grain 11111s1-r’111-1l by them. r1111- pcetivuly; but shall not exceed in the whole. 11111 sum of pcuco wr ltllsllt'l; multno 11111111111111" be trot-ivcdfro11 uuy such subscriber without being accompanied by such payment,"

“ The umnunt an 111 he ratcd and paid. «hell be determined or fixed. and appropri- utctl and accounted for in such niuuuer 1111 may be prcccribed in: any order or bye-111w of the said Society.“

lIou. Mr. Dmmvr-zu. ' I have no doubt but his honor is sincere 1'1 propu- eiug tlmt amendment. but at the some time. 1‘ think it would he just as Well to puss the bill 115 it came before 11;. It may bel'nccessuvy to make ulterntions at 11 future time. I know it is the de- sire of your honors to make the bill as useful us possible, rind the t-implcr nud less expensive it con be mode. the better. 3 It appears thut it is the common way to; linvc documents filed in the nflice of the J Deputy l'rolhonotnry of Prince County. 111111 I do not think it is necossnry to make any change in this instance.

11011. Mr. WALKnnzlslmll certainly support the amendment. There should be u specified amount for copying or re :isteriug the documents. otherwise. there mny be some difficulty ubout the matter. In any bill 111 this kind where documents are required to be registered. the tees for doing: so are mentioned. and why not in this Bill. on that parties would know whet they have to pny.instesd of lmv~ ing it left open for them to quarrel about.

111111. .Mr. Lotto: If dooumcntsbeve linkeno been filed in the Ofllee ofthe De- puty Prothonotery of Prince County. and there has not been any complaints about it, I do but see why we should melts t1 chsnge for the salts of those few inhabi- tants cf, Egmont lluy, who. it is not likely. will over lukc their documents to St. Eleanor's to get them registered. 1 will. therefore. oppose the amendment. though ‘I would not object to inserting the word “filed” instead of “registered.”

lion. Mr. Ammusox: The greater number of the documents filed in the Office of the Deputy l‘rothunolury in l'rince County, are merely kept from one term of the Court till muothcr .; but the papers of this Society wonbl.pcrln1pe. require to be kept for ages. for they will require a piece 111111111 for 11 site for their buildings. .

~ Hon. Mr. Pam-:11: The documents 1111111 11: the 011100 of the Deputy l'rothunv 11tury urn simply pnpcrs iu the suits till the pleadings ore completed. When n 11111-11 in Court istrieduud1lecided.judgc- l mum is entered up in 11 book. These. p'n- . per-1 are only kcpt there for 11 your or so. but the pttpers ot this Society will con. .ceru lieul Emile, end they should be ikept in some better wuy than merely ‘ filed. Objection is taken to the expense oi rcgistcriugdmt “hulwill it umouut to? There cannot he a vast number of socie- ties orgnuized under this liill. Suppose. there are ten in each County—11ml our bends will probably be pretty gruy be- fore we will see tlmttuuuy—the expense of registering their documents would not be more than 33. (id.. or 55.. cnch. 11r1'7 1011 tor the three Counties. llcnliy I do not think it will pay us to debate the matter much longer.

lion. Mr. (1011mm: I quite 112ch with his honor who bus just spoken, for isuy bunk or institution that would not pny for registering its documents would scurccly be worth going into. 1do not think the documents of those Societies will be any greet trouble to the 1‘rotl1ou- olsry. for 1 11m not so sanguine about them us some of your honors, and though I do not like passing s grout number 01 useless Laws to cucumber our Statute lloolt, yet I will not oppose this Bill. I think it will he one 01 those Lows which will neither do much good nor berm.

lion. Mr. “'A1.Kll.tt: The amend- ment I would like to see introduced is one to regulute the sonic of fees fol register-

,lmve concurred to prevent that ftom

. demands.

in; the documents.

L

Hon. Mr. llsx‘rsouss: Ills honor from ,I'rince County appears to thidt that we are opposed to the bill. but such is not the case. I think the emeudni'gul proposed by his honor from the ‘City. is quite necesssr . .I hsve coovueed with those who in edueed the bill, end they sgree thut It s necessary, tor 111111- out-111st, there would he no means of reising‘thptprelitninsry expenses.

Amendment sgreed to.

11011. Mr. Pusan also proposed the following smendmeute. which were agreed to :--

“ It shall he lswt‘ul for the [1111 Societ to acquire and hold lands. snd itntnoveuh e or real snd personal property. proulded that the reel estate to be held by the rash! Society. shall. at no time. exceed in value the 1111;» of one Thousand Pound-e sud it: shall be lawful for the sold Society ‘to. sell. lease. or otherwise dispoec oi'suid property and Estate as they may scofil.” ' ‘